The Straits Times, 3 August 1962

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    23 1 AVERAGE II All (lIUIIIIM SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Nat*"" 1 fie***** Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, AUGUST 3, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon BOMB at NKRUMAH
    219 1 President escapes, but 4 die, 55 injured Hunt is on for killer gang Thurs. Police today closed roads and cordoned off a wide area of northern Ghana in a big hunt for killers who flung a bomb near President Nkrumah's car last night. Dr. Nkrumah, .">2, was
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    Siamese twins
    41 1 I^UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Siamese twins both boys were born in the General Hospital today to a young Chinese woman. The babies are joined at the abdomen. Their condition is reported to be "satisfactory." Hospital authorities gave no further details.
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    Lock icon Churchill has jaundice
    73 1 LONDON, Thurs. Sir Winston Churchill has suffered an attack of jaundice but is recovering, his doctors said today. A Middlesex hospital spokesman said: "What Lord Moran (Churchill's personal physician) wishes me to say is that it might be inferred that Sir Winston has had an attack of
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    Welcome by 30,000 planned for the Tengku
    180 1 Welcome by 30,000 planned for the Tengku SINGAPORE GOVT. CALLS FOR MASS AIRPORT TURN-OUT SINGAPORE, Thurs. A rousing welcome awaits Tengku Abdul Rahman at the Singapore Airport when he returns from the successful Malaysia talks in London. The Tengku will be accompanied by the Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    47 1 Just fancy that... SANTA MONICA, Thurs.-A judge found 21 -year-old Lis Kielskvo guilty of speeding here and sentenced her to spend the evening in hospital watching traffic accident victims being brought in. After her evening of watching. Miss Keilskov said: "I bet I'll never speed again." Reuter.
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    47 1 BALTIMORE, Thurs— "Not interested" snapped newspaper editor Richard Byrd, when a man phoned In a story about a lorry rolling down a hill and crashing into a house. "Well, I'm glad you're taking it so calmly," the caller said. "It was your house." Reuter.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    23 1 AUCKLAND, Thurs. A railway workshop apprentice bit into a canteen pie and found a sapphire and platinum engagement ring.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Arts Festival
    35 1 LONDON, Thurs. The Duke of Edinburgh has consented to become chairman of the Advisory Council of the Commonwealth Arts Festival to be held in Britain in 1965. it was announced here today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Cholera suspects
    29 1 TOKYO. Thurs.— Seventeen crew members of a Japanese freighter which docked at Moji. Bouth-Western Japan, have been quarantined as paracholera suspects. It was reported here today.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon After the talks
    1097 1 UNITED NATIONS, Thursday Malaysia accord is welcomed at United Nations MOST delegates to the United Nations welcomed the announced agreement on the new Federation of Malaysia in the expectation that it would bolster stability in South-east Asia. The United Nations was not expected to raise any obstacle
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    SUBANDRIO AVOIDS SINGAPORE PRESS
    95 1 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, A flew into Singapore this evening on his way home after the successful West Irian talks in New He refused to meet reporters during his 30-minute transit wait at the airport. A security ring was thrown round the
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    Lock icon Britain's rising defence bill
    52 1 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. Harold Macmlllan today called a meeting of the Cabinet's defence committee, which is studying the climb In the defence bill. In the financial year ending next April, Britain has to find an estimated £1.721 million sterling for defence, compared with £1.675 million last
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    STOP PRESS
    28 1 THANT FCR MOS OW i N iii!> yi Thur.v l I nitrrt N.iti Genrrjl. Mid he would mm M nn Auk El fur tall Khrushihev i:.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon MALAYSIA ACCORD: MPs GET THE NEWS
      1030 2 MALAYSIA ACCORD: MPs GET THE NEWS Failure to reach formal agreement a most unlikely eventuality, Sandys tells Parliament LONDON, Thurs Mr. Duncan Sandys, Commonwealth and Colonial Secretary, told the House of Commons last night of the Malaysia accord with Tcngku Abdul Rahman of Malaya. .MR. DENIS HEALEY. Labour spokesman on
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      Attackers go by air
      51 2 SAIGON, Thurs. More than 1.000 troops of the South Vietnam Fifth Division were airlifted to an attack against Communist guerrillas In Phuoc Thanh Province yesterday. Preliminary reports reaching Saigon said four Communist soldiers were captured, but that no major contact hari been made with rebel forces.—
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      Lock icon Ulbricht in Moscow
      54 2 MOSCOW. Thurs. Mr. Walter Ulbricht. the East German Communist leader has arrived in Moscow, a Western diplomatic source* said last night. Western observers said his visit might be connected with preparations for the signing of a German peace treaty, which many Western diplomats here believed would take
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      Lock icon THE SOBER CHINESE...
      57 2 PEKING, Thurs. Marshal Chen Yl, Communist China's Foreign Minister In a speech in Peking yesterday, told of this conversation he had in Geneva with Mr. Averrell Harriman, the U.S. Assistant Secretary of State: "He told me that the Chinese were restrained and soberminded on all matters. I
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      Lock icon Paul dodges death with 199 years
      163 2 Paul dodges death with 199 years /CHICAGO. Thurs Paul V; Crump. S2, was transferred yesterday from the death house to an ordinary cell In Cook County jail here, to spend the rest of his life behind bars after being only 32 hours away from death in the electric r.hair. Mr.
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      Dutch patrol boat 'hit' off Merauke
      182 2 JAKARTA, Thursday. INDONESIAN troops opened fire on a Dutch naval 1 patrol boat off Merauke on the south coast of West Irian, damaging it severely. Jakarta newspapers said yesterday. The papers said the boat had to make off "to avoid r complete destruction." Merauke
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      Lock icon US $3,590m aid plan for Jakarta
      79 2 US $3,590 m aid plan for Jakarta WASHINGTON. Thurs. The U.S. Agency for International Development (AID) reported yesterday that a six-maji team of American economists had recommended to President Kennedy a fiveyear programme of economic aid to Indonesia totalling U553,590,000,000 of which th« U.S. would provide up to U*****,000,000. The
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      Lock icon Envoy resigns
      21 2 WASHINGTON. Thurs President Kennedy has accepted the resignation of Gen. James Gavin as United States Ambassador to France. Reuter.
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
    • QUICK LOOK ROUND
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        Soblen gives up legal battle
        71 3 LONDON, Thursday. TiR. ROBERT SOBLEN, convicted in the United States of spying for Russia, has given up his legal fight for release from a British Prison Mr. S. Scholefield Allen, a Labour M.P. who took up Soblen's case, said the 61 -year-old psychiatrist had decided
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        35 3 JAKARTA: A court martial has imposed a sentence of four years and three months' jail on Jan Harry Rantung, an Indonesian airman who* flew as observer for American soldier of fortune Allan Law, rence Pope.
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        13 3 WASHINGTON: The Senate Stockpile Sub-committee will resume its hearing on tin on Friday.
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        27 3 WASHINGTON: The White House admitted yesterday that a letter sent from President Kennedy's office addressed to "Edinburgh, England" had been written "by a man of Scottish ancestry."
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        18 3 BANGKOK: Thailand will build a hydro-electric plant in the north-east territory with a loan of from West Germany.
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        20 3 LONDON: Education in Britain in the last financial year cost the equivalent of just over £20 (about $170) per head
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        12 3 WASHINGTON: U.S gold Stocks fell by U5539,873,428 on July 27 to U5516,168.--209.508.
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        15 3 LIMA: Deposed President Manuel Prado of Peru and his wife left by air for London.
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        25 3 LONDON: The Soviet Union launched 115 research rockets with telemetering devices to study the upper atmosphere and space during the past year. Moscow Radio reports.
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        29 3 MANILA: A U.S. Navy plane with 13 people on board was several hours overdue today and feared to have crashed 150 miles north-west of here, a naval spokesman reported.
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        20 3 KATMANDU: A Royal Nepal Airlines DC3 transport with 10 people on board wns overdue on a flight to New Delhi.
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        3 more space bomb tests?
        27 3 3 more space bomb tests? WASHINGTON: President Kennedy Mid yesterday that the U.S. might conduct three more high altitude nuclear tests over |ohnston Island in the Pacific.
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      Brussels hushes the close of market debates
      232 3 Brussels hushes the close of market debates I ONDON, Thurs. Both Houses of Parliament ended their common market debates last night without political sensation, as at Brussels British and European negotiators worked against the clock in an attempt to reach an outline of agreement on the British application by the
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      Lock icon Nehru gets Chen Yi talks report
      98 3 Nehru gets Chen Yi talks report fIEW DELHI, Thurs. The Indian Defence Minister, Mr V. K. Krishna Menon, yesterday reported to the Indian Cabinet on his recent talks in Geneva with the Chinese Foreign Minister Marshal Chen Yi. according to usually reliable sources. The sources quoted Mr. Menon as having
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      Lock icon Jamaican shoplifter No. 2 released
      126 3 Jamaican shoplifter No. 2 released T ONDON, Thurs. The British Home Secretary. Mr. Henry Brooke, yesterday released a second Jamaican woman recommended for deportation under the new Commonwealth Immigrants Act. Miss Soey Butler, 38, was released yesterday morning from Strangeways Jail, Manchester, where she had been held pending the Minister's
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      Lock icon Law officer for H.K.
      43 3 LONDON, Thurs.— Mr. D. T. E. Roberts, Attorney-General, Gibraltar, has been selected for transfer to Hong Kong as Solicitor-General, the Colonial Office announced. Mr. Roberts Is expected to arrive in Hong Kong during the middle of this month U.P.I.
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      Lock icon U Thant threatens Katanga embargo
      483 3 UNITED NATIONS, Thursday IT THANT, the act- ing Secretary-Gene-ral, held out the threat of an embargo on all trade and financial relations with Katanga if persuasion failed to reconcile the secessionist province with the rest of the Congo. In a letter to all member governments
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      Lock icon A question of cheating
      48 3 WASHINGTON, Tbars. President Kennedy said today there most be on-sit« inspection of Soviet territory to ruard against cheating tinder a nuclear test ban. He said however, that he hoped new technical data would enaMe the I.S. to reduce the number of such inspections. Renter.
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      Lock icon Ben Bella puts JL off his inarch to Algiers
      407 3 Ben Bella puts JL off his inarch to Algiers ALGERIA LEADERS FAIL TO PATCH UP QUARREL MN 1-HOUR TALKS ALGIERS, Thursday. jy|R. Mohammed Ben Bella and his supporters in Oran yesterday postponed their plans to move to Algiers this morning a few hours after his envoy here, Mr. Mohammed Khider,
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    Strike: Air chief called in
    187 4 Strike: Air chief called in SINGAPORE, Thurs. —The The Director of Civil Aviation, Mr. Tan Beng San, has been asked to intervene In settling the strike at the Singapore Airport Bar and Restaurant. Mr. Neo Tal Kirn, manager of the bar and restaurant said there were actually two disputes— one
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    Government warns kampong folk of political plot
    421 4 Government warns kampong folk of political plot ATTEMPT TO HINDER BEAT-TRE-FLOOD SCHEME SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Singapore Government today warned settlers of Kampong Kembangan about a Left-wing plot to torpedo a government $15,000 drainage scheme. A Ministry of National Development statement explained that the scheme would eliminate floods in the kampong,
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    COMMISSIONER GREETS VISITING TRADE MISSION MEMBER
    271 4 Talks for 5-man Indian team SINGAPORE, Thursday. HPHE five-man Indian trade mission which arrived here last night today held a series of discussions with top Government and business importers. Among those they meti were Mr. Hon Sui Sen, Permanent Secretary to the Finance Ministry
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    Yap opens art exhibition
    50 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Yap Pheng Geek declared open an art exhibition by Mr Tsal Wan Chlng, at the Victoria Memorial Hall today. The exhibition is sponsored by the University of Singapore Chinese Society and will remain open from 10 a.m to 8 p.m. until Aug. 6.
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    Water cut-off
    26 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Water will be cut off in Track 23, off Chua Chu Kang Road 141 m.s., tomorrow, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    Traffic chief now A.S.P.
    41 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The chief of the Traffic Accident Branch Inspector Simon Cornelius, has been promoted Assistant Superintendent of Police. A.SP. Cornelius, who has been In the Traffic Accident Branch for several years, has been acting as chief.
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      436 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR fHT following is today's ache- BO AC: From London, Pnnk- dule of civil aircraft move- furt, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, menu at Paya Lebar airport, Kuala Lumpur (BA 710) 655 Singapore: pin.; from Sydney Darwin, JaARKIVALS S "2ft. S A7 i!l 10 ZLf m AUtalla: From
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  • Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE
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      120 nightmare days of death, despair in horror of Ladysmith...
      1648 5 1 20 nightmare days of death, despair in horror of Ladysmith... TRAPPED IN A DUSTY LITTLE TOWN IN THE MIDDLE OF NOWHERE... THE HEROISM OF 10,000 MEN AT noon on February 27, 1900, British troops manning the defences of the South African town of Ladysmith were squatting round their midday
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  • ADVERTISERS' ANNOUNCEMENT
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      be a child again? never!
      369 6 be a child again? never! HAVE you ever said, oh, to be a child again, such an easy life, no cares no worries, no problems? Well, don't. Being a child can be pretty rough going sometimes. For instance, who Is the one that get's patted on the head constantly by
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      Would you like a cook book?
      336 6  -  lucy huang I AM glad you liked the Pyrex recipe I gave you in this page a little while ago, and happy to know that you want more. If it's good Pyrex recipes you want, you'll be thrilled to know that you're in for
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      The Smart Girl and her Singer
      407 6 THE smart girl todoy owns a Singer just OS her grandmother did many, many years ago. But she has on easier time of it sewing her own clothes. Fashion books, patterns giveaways, accessories to go with her Singer sewing machine, all these help her
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      DAINTINESS IS MOST IMPORTANT
      318 6 DAINTINESS IS MOST IMPORTANT MEN care more about personal daintiness in a woman than you would think. I was talking to a couple of the guys in the office just the other day, and as usual their favourite subject, women, came up. it was quite a revelation to me to
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      Good wine spells gracious living
      932 6 Good wine spells gracious living WHOEVER wrote in the Old Testament. "Wine that maketh glad the heart of man" certainly knew what he was talking about. For wine, unlike other alcoholic drinks has a warm, mellow ring to it that spells gracious living and quiet enjoyment. If it Is wine
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    Jedi SMILES
    118 6 GRENADE BOY BRIGHTENS AT HEALTH MINISTER'S VISIT MOHAMED Jedi bin Ya'acob, 15. who lost his hands in a grenade Incident in Malacca on Jan. 24, brightens up for the first time since then on seeing the Minister of Health, Dr. Urn Swee Ann, at his bedside in the
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    Scooter rider killed
    40 6 Scooter rider killed PENANG, Thurs. A Penang Port Commission clerk, Mr. Kir Singh, 40, was killed this afternoon when his scooter collided with a military truck in Barrack Road. His seven-year-old son, Swaran Singh, who was pil-lion-ridlng. received slight Injuries.
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    2-day farm show
    23 6 MUAR. Thurs. A district agriculture show will be held at the Town Council Padang here on Aug. 16 and 17.
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    'Spoilt darling' boy put on probation
    172 6 SINGAPORE, Thursday. A 17-year-old boy, who has 17 brothers and sisters, was today placed on one year's probation for complicity in an assault incident on Jan. '21 last year. Chan Eng Huay, arrested early this year, was described by his counsel, Mr. S K.
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    Extort bid: Acquittal
    62 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.Choo Yun Cheong, 25. was acquitted today by the Sessions Court on a charge of attempting to extort $10,000. His defence was not called. Choo was alleged to hay*» put a businessman, Wong Fook Hong, 48 .in fear of death to Induce him to hand
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    'Brains' talk
    39 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federation Insurance Commissioner. Mr. A. C. Gray, will speak on "Electronic Brains" at the luncheon meeting of the Australian and New Zealand Graduates' Association of Malaya on Saturday at the Station Hotel here.
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    ONE OF THE OLDEST 'OLD MALAYANS' DIES AT 87
    88 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. One of the oldest members of the Malayan Civil Service, Mr. R. J. B. Clayton, died in England today, aged 87. Mr. Clayton joined the Malayan Civil Service in 1898 and retired in 1930 as British Adviser In
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    Students' path for leper camp
    59 6 PENANG. Thurs. About 45 students from Malaya. Singapore and overseas will Join a work camp at Pulau Jerejak off Glugor, to help build a mile-long path to link the Leper and tuberculosis camps on the island. The camp Is organised by the Malayan Teachers' College
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    THE 'JOKE' THAT WAS A REAL ROBBERY
    240 6 THE 'JOKE' THAT WAS A REAL ROBBERY KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A bookstall keeper told a preliminary inquiry today that he did not call for help when he saw a man pointing a pistol at his elder brother because he thought it was a toy pistol. "I thought he was playing
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    Adjourned for settlement
    50 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Industrial Arbitration Court today adjourned hearing of the dispute between William Jacks and Co. (Malaya) Ltd., and the Singapore Business Houses Employees Union for 21 days to enable the parties to arrive at a negotiated settlement on the union's claim for an annual bonus.
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    Tappers return to work
    50 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— About 260 workers of Bukit Rajah Estate, four miles from Klang. who went on strike yesterday over increased tasks of tapping rubber tree!. have returned to work after talks between the management and the Selangor branch of the National Union of Plantation Workers.
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    'Pioneers'
    26 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Photo lithographic printed labels and school text books have been declared pioneer products under the Pioneer Indutries (Relief from Income Tax) Ordinance.
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    U.S. tin: The Perak Assembly tells of its concern
    628 7 Motion appeals to the Federation Govt. IPOH, Thurs. The Perak State Legislative Assembly today expressed "grave concern over the refusal of the United States Government to cooperate with the International Tin Council on stockpile disposal". At the start of the meeting
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    The last voyage of liner Canton
    126 7 CINGAPORE. Thurs. The liner Canton, oldest in the P. and O. fleet, sailed from Singapore at noon today on her last voyage. The 16,000-ton liner, built In 1936, is due to be broken up in Hong Kong later this year. As she steamed out.
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    Ex-PPP now in Pmip
    57 7 Ex-PPP now in Pmip IPOH. Thurs.- Inche Mohamed Fajar All. an Independent member of the Perak State Legislative Assembly, announced here today that he had joined, the PanMalayan Islamic Party. He was elected to the assembly in 1959 on a Peoples' Progressive Party ticket but; subsequently resigned from Om PPP
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    LIM: 'THERE WAS NO VIOLENCE IN EXAM BOYCOTT'
    655 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs ltfß. Francis T. Scow, ■L" Crown Counsel assisting the commission Inquiring into the Chinese Secondary Four examination boycott last November recalled today how students had thrown stones, mud. bottles and bad eggs to prevent other students from entering examination centres.
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    BACK FROM TALKS IN LONDON HAPPY AND SMILING
    92 7 BACK FROM TALKS IN LONDON HAPPY AND SMILING KUALA LUMPUR. Tbnrs. The Permanent Secretary to the Prime Minister's Department. Dato Abdul Aziz bin Haji Abdul Majid (above). returned here today happy and smiling over the success of the Malaysia talks in London. With him was the Principal Assistant Secretary to
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    New school
    24 7 BATU PAHAT. Thurs. The Mentrl Besar of Johore. Dato Haji Hassan bin Hajl Yunos. today opened a Malay girls' national school at
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    Navy men tackle six live torpedoes
    190 7 Navy men tackle six live torpedoes DENANG, Thurs.— Four Royal Navy bomb disposal experts from Singapore are busy removing six live torpedoes from part of a Japanese submarine lying under, four feet of water about one mile off Gertak Sanggul, south of Penang Island. The area has been cleared to
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    Samsu woman
    33 7 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. A housewife, Lim Ah Nal. 33. was today fined $1,400 in default six months' jail for possessing 281 gallons of ,-amsu on which 5235.30 duty had not been paid.
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      313 7 Straits Times Crossword _^^J— —^^J— —^^J— ACROSS S. Summary put before the sec- He compute* varioiu time* i 6 put on the hst in turn (»>. 8 M ht heartfree la time 10. He holds somethJng .gainst a £k th ta th retired patriarch (5). 7 Bftll J' Un tn
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    DEATH
    28 8 Wwtfa Sl» (Mlmlmum) towhill. Babe. <t«arly belavrd I wife of Oter ami mother or David. Brian and Jennifer died Monday, 30th I July after a abort nine**.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    35 8 M Her* tit (HiHimum) MR. CHIOK INO JOO snd f«mi<> thunk all fnenels. relatives for Hstto meytmr* nt sympathy and condolence*, wrtatha. na*>ataiiee and attendance at the funrral of Ms da— Brow Ah Boon.
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      Still To Be Settled
      917 8 It should not be a cause for surprise if the Malaysian agreement is welcomed in the 1 Borneo territories with less rapture than it har been in Malaya. There are many important questions still to be answered. We do not doubt [that the answers will be
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      W. Irian Hopes
      312 8 Prospects of a West Irian settlement have Improved beyond expectations after informal negotiations between the {Indonesians and the Dutch in the somewhat improbable setting of a Texas millionaire's estate. No details ar* available, but if the reports of a May handover are accurate, then the Dutch have
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    The smudge on the face of British justice
    1285 8  -  MARK ARNOLD FORSTER IMMIGRANTS ACT-A CARDINAL PRINCIPLE OF LAW IS VIOLATED AN INQUIRY by THE Commonwealth Immigrants Act 64 days old this morning has already impaired one of the main principles of British justice, that all men are equal before the law.
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      Five silent households —out of 30,000
      196 8 ON July 28 under the heading "Manpower survey: Educated people won't talk" you stated that thousands of people were reluctant to co-operate. This statement seems likely to give a very wrong Impression. True, some people were hesitant to give information to start with but
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      UNORIGINAL PRACTICE
      461 8 1 WONDER If It Is generally known that since Malaya attained independence, all candidates from this country seeking admission to London and other universities In Britain are required to send their original certificates (In sip Dort of their applications) 8.000 miles to England. Authenticated or photostat copies are
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      THE WAY UP
      59 8 WORD has got round that clerks unsuccessful in obtaining a credit In English will be confirmed in their appointments If they passed their probationers' examination and provided their work Is satisfactory. I would like to knew of any clerks who have obtained their confirmation this way recently
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      PROMPT AID
      78 8 A FEW months ago I rein emb c r a certain amount of outcry when a motorist took an Injured accident victim to the Lady Templer Hospital. No aid was forthcoming, and she was told to carry on to the General Hospital. Today I took a car accident
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      1069 8 CLASSIFIED ADS. J* Wards Sl* < Minimum) CARRINCTON: To Kaith and George at OkMMMM Hospital on August Ist. a siMrr for Willy. ANNOUNCEMENTS W*4» (minimum) COLO tTORAOI lUPIRMARKCT Orrnard Road and Singapore Branenra will b« cloawd en Monday Auiutt 6th. FOR SOUND TKKTH and Healthy Kums. (ivt toothing chlldrm Ryvlta
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      66 8 THE LAST DAYS OF HITLER'S GERMANY The last of the three instalments of William Shirer's absorbing and authoritative I history of the Nazi era, appearing as a condensation in July READERS DIGEST (now on sale) tells the inside story of Hitler's war, from the fall of France to the last
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    Lock icon Malaysia: Joyous reception
    1364 9 THE HAPPY ONES Prosperity hopes -acclaim and pledges of support THE UNHAPPY ONES It's a British victory'-they condemn Cobbold Report PRAISE FOR TENGKU FROM ALL EXCEPT OPPOSITION POLITICAL LEADERS Boestamam: Britain won the day... and Malaya the applause ftUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.—Throughout the country today there was widespread
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    Weeder sent for trial
    51 9 MALACCA, Thurs. John Simahachalam, 31, a wseder on Oadek Estate. Alor Gajah. was committed today to stand trial In Malacca High Court on a charge of murderIng his wife. Jalambah, 18. Jalambah was alleged to have been cut In two places In her neck with an
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    Tapper drowns in stream
    57 9 MALACCA. Thurs.— A tapper. Lai Kee. 23, wan drowned In a stream at Tampoi, six miles from here yesterday. Lai went to the stream with his uncle and a friend to fish but got Into difficulties in 4 strong current. All three could not swim. Lai's
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    Appointed
    30 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. The Sultan of Johore hu appointed Dato Abdul Rahman bin Ja'afar, State Secretary, to be a member of the Council of the Royal Court of Johore
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    MTUC TARGET IS 800,000-SAYS NARA YANAN
    275 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. T»HE general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers Mr. P. p. Narayanan, today spoke of the earnest hope of the Malayan Trades Union Congress to band together 800.000 workers to strengthen its position nationally Speaking before thf> monthly lunch
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    Sarawak Chinese
    13 9 KUCHINO. Thurs Registration of the Sarawak Chinese Association was approved yesterday.
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    Main disease
    22 9 KUCHINO, Thurs.— A survey by Sarawak Medical Department has shown that tuberculosis Is the main disease treated In divisional hospitals.
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    Land for sale
    27 9 KAJANG Thurs. -The Land Office, here will hold an auction sale of six lots of Btate Land for shop-houses next Monday at 10 a.m.
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    Brothers die after road smash
    78 9 Brothers die after road smash SU NG E I PATANL, Thurs. Two brothers died in Sungei Patani Hospital today. Yesterday they were involved in a motor-cvel*» accident. Ooplnath Filial. 19, a teacher of the Ibrahim Primary School died at 4 a.m. two hours after his brother Chandra, 10. Goplnath was
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    Gifts to father
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Donations of $20 from Mr. Sect Kum Beng. $1 from C. A. Y. and $16 from the staff of United Commercial Bank Ltd., Serangoon Road branch, bring the fund started for Mr. Lee Ah Cheang. "the most devoted father," to $1,026
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    Laundry accord
    32 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Steam Laundry Ltd. has signed a two-year collffcMve agreement with the Singapore General Employees' Union, under which Us workers will get better Day and working conditions.
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      40 9 MILK FROM THE WORLD'S RICHEST PASTURES BhflL^sP^-^j SPECIALLY GOOD Eg ■'S FOR GROWING I'lL [fl IVItC CHILDREN AND 55J™5S»s5 ADULTS WHO rF\ j NEEO EXTRA STAMINA FULL CREAM j L POWDER 2XIMM T A i. jfc im.ii»i L 4i sxexs
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      118 9 National I Language i Month J INCLUDES YOU I I —."0, f !LkP* ENGLISJ^fc Shellty bont china K(JII L Harebell. Dinner service for eight. Delicately garlanded Al|||| 1 with harebell pattern in pale I HI N i blue and green on a white \/lllll»m background Prie. $450.00 fo/#y j^ J§fcSpring
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      447 9 RADIO SINGAPORE <iADIO MALAYA NATIONAL SHORTY* AYt SHORTWAVE RESVICE: SERVICE 41 mitiM Mctrea v A.M. 6 00 Time Sicnal. NegaraMEDIUM WAVE HKRVK K k N e ws Headlines; 605 Mornam Melodies; 7.00 Rende»vo U s «7t metres w f th Muslc; 7Jo Timt slanal A.M. 8 00 Oood MoruUm; 6.01
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      New vessels now plying between Asian ports
      113 10 New vessels now plying between Asian ports THE Eastern Ranger. 1 sister ship to the recently commissioned Eastern Rover, arrived in Singapore on Tuesday to load for Calcutta, Chittagong and Chalne. The new ships are in the service provided by The Indo-China S.N. Co. Ltd. whose local agents are Boustead
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      British concern changes name
      63 10 BIRMINGHAM Sound, Reproducers Ltd. of Staffordshire, England which is represented in Singapore, the Federation and the Borneo territories by H. A. O'Connor Co. Ltd. has changed its name to B.S.R. LtO. The company is said to be the world's largest manufacturer of record] players and autochangers
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      Local typewriter trade
      441 10 Malaya, HK most competitive markets in Far East PRICE UNDERCUTTING LEAVES MAKERS WITH SMALL MARGIN OF PROFIT UNDERCUTTING in the prices of typewriters sold in Malaya had reached such a stage that manufacturers were not guaranteed a reasonable margin of profit said the representative of an international
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      TOP STUDENT IN ACCOUNTANCY JOINS FORD CO.
      79 10 TOP STUDENT IN ACCOUNTANCY JOINS FORD CO. MR. RICHARD NG CHZE KEONG (above), who was awarded the Singapore Chamber of Commerce City Commemoration Priie for tbe best second year student in accountancy last year has joined Ford Motor Co. of Malaya Ltd. as its internal auditor. A former student of
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      FLOUR MILL GETS FIRST MACHINERY SHIPMENT
      90 10 pRIMA LTD.. which is building a big flour mill in Singapore has received the first part of Its shipment of machinery valued at $1 nrllion which is about 20 per cent of the cost of the total plant to be installed. The machinery, manufac-
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      COMPANY DRIVE TO POPULARISE LOCAL GOODS
      189 10 COMPANY DRIVE TO POPULARISE LOCAL GOODS A JAPANESE company operating in Singapore is to make a concerted drive to popularise Malayan products in Japan and other markets. Mitsui and Co. Ltd., an import and export company, has appointed Mr. S. Sumii as assistant manager of its branch office in Singapore
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      Vehicle tube output in Fed. doubled
      151 10 PRODUCTION of vehicle inner tubes in the Federation has more than doubled in the past (orts, however, are Small tave risen only sightly the period, showing Malayan-made tubes become widely accepted :al users, tubes manufactured in the country include those for Icles, tricycles, motor;s,
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      CPA PLAN TO GIVE BETTER SERVICE
      178 10 A NEW manager has been appointed by Cathay Pacific Airways to provide a more efficient service for travellers between Singapore and .Japan. He Is Hong Kong-born Mr. Duncan Au, 34, who visited Singapore this week to familiarise himself with the local side of the
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      AGENTS FOR DUTCH FAIR ORGANISERS
      74 10 B. VAN Zuiden Bros. Ltd., manufacturers' representatives in Singapore, have been appointed local agents for the Royal Netherlands Industries Fair. The company will receive from time to time information of coming fairs. A spokesman said that the sth Machevo exhibition Is to be held at
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      Italian tyres
      42 10 The Italian car industry exported 163.398 cars in the first six months of 1962. according to figures published today by the National Association of Automobile Manufacturers. This was an Increase of 33.6 per cent on the corresponding period of 1961
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      128 10 HAN DO _L_# _HL lW_-#^# CONVEYOR BELTS ihm^h j_L _^L^_i_lM_s«S^_-V^T^^___^__^_H__^_r^_r^B!ll_-__i^-V?vSSS *tjt7 -3? _Hft__-___K__%__^V __Ul__HJ_-_l__u I B I I __fip^^^______n 1 __^E_l____b__^_\ s^v _flP__B_r_r_f 1 THE GREATEST NAME IN RUBBER BELTS IN JAPAN FROM CONVEYOR BELTS TO MIDGET BELTS. BANDO BELTS ARE RELIABLE AND LONG LASTING. MANUFACTURED BY THE BANDO RUBBER
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      289 10 SAVE TIME- SAVE MONEY... Cv clone TUBULAR STEEL BUILDINGS From implement sheds to modern factories there is a 'CYCLONE' tubular steel building to suit your requirements. 'CYCLONE' buildings are easily erected by non-skilled workmen, can be extended or adapted to almost any size or use. They are white-ant proof, fire-resistant
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      702 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Appointment of Head Teac—er National Type Primary School (El Clifford School, Koala Kangmar. Closing date of application for above Is extended to 11th. August, 1962. TENDERS i TENDERS from Contractors registered with P-WJJ. Singapore In Class "BB" and above under Head II will be received at the Public
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      535 11 (Continued from Pag* 8) SITUATIONS VACANT It Words SS (Ml*.)— Box St ef. mxtrm JUNIOR SALESMAN REQUIRED by large European Import Compaay. Must be *o*rs«Uc ana hard-working. All replies to Box A 5222 B.T. B'por*, PORBION IMPORT/EXPORT firm requires experienced ateno-typlat. Apply to writing giving particular* Including past experience to
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      949 11 SITUATIONS VACANT tt Words SI (Ml*u)—Box St eta. mutrm PHARMACIST Required to take charge of Retail Establishment. AppUp cant* should glv* details of experience t and salary required. Bos A 5331 8.T., I B'pore. INTERVIEWS OUARANTEED I Salesman: Cargo Canvasser: 4 Expertt es.cU Typists 3 Senior/Junior stenoI grapsars/Balesgirt Clerk: Telephonist.
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      1117 11 ACCOMMODATION VACANT tO Worda SS (Ml*.)— Box St ct*. exir. MODERN SINOLB BEDROOM unfurnished Flat at Dunearn Road. Available from 16.8.62. Apply P.O. Box 3021, Singapore. CHINESE FAMILY ha* a large airy room for Immediate occupation. Rent reasonable. Apply anytime: 60-A, Joo Chiat Place, Spore (1"). ADBLPHI PARK. Fully Furnished
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      1050 11 EDUCATION Word* SS (Mi*.)— box It et*. mxtrm SCHOOL CERTIFICATE G. C 8./ H.B.C. Course*: Single subjects, full course*: Art* and Science subject*. Intensive training for 1962 exams. Full detail* of beginners classes and vacancies apply City School, Queen Street, Singapore. POSTAL TUITION. Why experiment when the Famous Stamford College
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      1113 11 BOATS, YACHTS POR SALI 1 tt Wmrda SS (Mi*.)— Box St eta. mxtrm MISSING. New Mercury 36 b.p. OutI board Engine. *****80. Reward $1,000 available for return of engine or Information leading to recovery. Check I aerial number of Tour engine before > Buying. Box A 5197 S.T. 8 pore.
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      643 11 FOR SALE tt Worda SS (Mi*.)—Bmx St eta. mxtrm G.B.C. REPRIOBRATOR 6 Cu.ft. Perfect condition. Any inspection weloonul S4OO 0.n.0. TeL Bln*apore *****. TROPICAL FISH HOBBYISTS! Kor your Beautiful Collections of Fancy Tropical Pishes visit Teo Way Tons Boo* (Telok Ayer Market), Robinson Road, B'por* *****. PHILIPS KLSSOO TRANSISTOR Bearlnt
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      415 11 LADIES HAIRDRESSING tt Worda SS (Mi*.)— Box S» rfs. txtrm SHAMPOO AWAY YOUR Dandruff problems with Enden— a medicallyproved dandruff treatment and a rich. lathrnoK Shampoo tool fcjiden of Helcne Curtis LADIES DRESS SHOP tt Worda SS (Ml*.)— Box It eta. mxtrm PURE SILK SAREE Dresses for Cocktail Eventnx. Rose
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    America's first big-time gang chief...
    1406 12 America's first big-time gang chief... THE BLOOD-STAINED CAREER OF JAMES COPELAND, OUTLAW AND MURDERER ON October 30, 1857, thousands of spectators gathered on a hill outside the town of Williamsburg, in Mississippi, to witness an execution. At noon the condemned man was led from the jail and marched to the
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      130 12 Forgive us if we are not the largest selling LOCALLY manufactured menthol cigarette in Malaya. But we are IMPORTED from England where 4 out of every 5 menthol cigarettes smoked are CONSULATE. And, because of our premium quality tobaccos, CONSULATE costs a few m cents more per packet. As such,
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      1298 13 fO LIYtRPOOL ft WEIT COAST UJL Oat rtara tarn P. rnaa Ptaam MEUMPBt A'mouth L'paai. Roa-. iCbri to Pt Hear MEMNON Liverpeei Am 9 Am 1 Am S^B Aag 11 PATBOUBS liTtnatl. OaMia. Gktttow Am 11 Am U Aag M/11 Atg 1) LAERTES M teiliai I'piaU Oaßiit Am 11 Aa)
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      2805 13 yylll Iwj iIIQQIkYHWn v I ll Pi THE E. A. C. LINESSAIIINU IS GENOA, U M«BI NAMBOtt. ItEMEN. ANTWItf. BOnttJAM. AMStIBBAM. PILB, ttTHCNBURB ANB COPENNABIN /©^■"*v\ r B'kaa Natm uKvso\Ml "BOMA" I) 6.11-14/ 4Am 1/ 7Am 1/ I»« Vrl XpLJS] wiunbu-i) n/u Aaa m/m Aaa M/ll am \*\X~y<yJ -BASM" i)
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      1332 13 w^ McALISTER <St CO., LTD. Wa. \TJrn in. aa n»i fRaVaW VW* KIXBRMAMUMS <k KLAVBNSM UNI LOHBM. RAMSUIt. ROTTERDAM B4JNtIRK. US ANMIEI, UN FRANCIWa, RAVII ft BtJU. lEITTLI VANCIUVEI ft POtTLAM. CIH OF CARLISLE fttcattiai Wj^-** nnTtm nmTZ si Aa-7TSat m i^ t s'Kl B u JMDO*. rtAMBUSt, MUIitNOAM MIOUIBBROUCtI
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    TINS ARE SLIGHTLY BETTER: 'MODEL' TEMERLOH REPORT
    530 14 From Our Market Correspondent TIN shares were on the whole slightly better yesterday, but the heavier issues such as longkah Harbour. Ayer Hitam and Sungel Besi registered losses on the day and the tin index fell 2 points. The better sentiment was set
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 14 Halayaa Stock Indicts Aag.l Aut. 2 Industrials: 169.4S 170.54 Tina: 268.55 264.21 S Rubbers: 173.13 173.13 Jan. 1 IKS 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    632 14 COMBINED bualßMi In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yea terday, with the number of deals In bracket!. Industrials Boustead (2.000) $1.63, (1.000) 11.60 SM: Dunlop (2.000) 51. 70: East Smelt (400) 12.70 SL, (3.000) $2.70: r*. and N. ords (BOO)
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    Straits tin price rises again for second day
    321 14 rpHE Straits tin price rose again yesterday for the second consecutive day advancing by $1.50 to $427.37*. In the past two days the price has now rallied 53.37J following the fall which took place after the American decision to sell tin from
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    105 14 MELBOURNE, Thurs. (2ENERAL investment and indus- trial sharrs continued with a firm undertone, but with quieter trading. Movements slightly favoured rlees. Oils were quieter and steady. Base metals were barely steady with Mount Isa down is. to 60s. 7d. Loans closed steady. Con. £lnr is/5. o.j. Coles 13'5i
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    117 14 £HINISI Product ■■enange Singapore neen prieti pwr picui yeeterday: Ceeenut ell: bulk $384 «ellers, drum $42 seller*. Ctpra: August $2S buyers. $2.54 aclleni. PeMer: Muntok white $1474 seller*. Sarawak white $14S sellers, special SarawaJc black $109 sellers. Lampong black $100 sellers. ABTA $115 sellers. Slngapera Ctpra Asseelatien 4
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    100 14 The Malayan Bxehance Banks' A«seeiatlen made these rh«n .m in IU rates to merchants yesterday (all rate* to (100): New Verk: buying IT 33 13/16. airmail OD 33 in 16. 9(1 a/Ml 33 3/16 credit bill*. 33 13/16 trade bills. •ailing TT er OO ready: New Verb 321:
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    CLOSING PRICES
    39 14 August 2. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 7434 cents (down onc-eiithth of a, cent). K.L.: 74 7 t cents (down one -eighth of a cent). TIN: $427.37 2 (up $1.5 i). Estimated unofficial offering 250 tons (down 15 Un»).
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    271 14 QUIET conditions again prevailed on ihe Frderation Rubber Market yesterday. Opening prices were at Wednesday's cloflng levels and remained unchanged for most of the morning session. Just around noon, trade selling eased prices fractionally, but the turnover was small. Interest In Lower Sheets was small. The
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    211 14 AUGUST ant grade rubbsr buysre f.e.b. closed at 5 p.m in Singapore yesterday at 74: cents per ib. down one-etKhth of a Ci-nt on Wednrsday's closing price. The tone was quiet. S.C.C.R.A. closms prices In rents per Ib yesterday Int. IP. S.S. prompt f.ob. buyers 741, sellers
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    178 14 CHIPS lying alengsidt tht Singapore wharves teday are: Main I.loyd 1/2. Osaka Maru 44, Hermes 38/39. State of Madras 10/11, Vlbeke Maerak 23/24, Empire Ganne 21/22 State of Gujarat 42/43. Perseus 30/36, Halldor 27/2*. Outer reads: Banahuncl, Prrmlna VI Anlok, Charon. Rhexenor, Boma. Beloostray Adelaide Breeze, Sty.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    130 14 Aiucunt 2. Three montnv 1 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) F. N. 13 els Cold Store «»rt M Box 13 ctv Steamship 9 cts. Breweries 2S cts. 8. Times 22 POP 18. Darby 44d 8 Traders M ta. W. Jacks IU cts. L'nlteers 11 cts. Roblnaon 8 da. MININGS A. Am»l
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      910 14 Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service faSI OlOttt SASUIW* r»0« liMCAfOlt SM MaUIS 10 CSHMIMI ihd *s uui usis *otit rssre P rasa r%m»t an. israsss MlfNI TMOEO Mt M 7» Sn ***** *n M let 1 CULO MMTINOUCH Sspt 11/1} Sept 11/11 Sspt 11/10 Oct VSSSStt Mil Pt MONTRtAL.
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      111 14 NEDLLOTD LINE GREAT LAKES SERVICE f»SI SAIUN6J FRQU MH6APOM. aUUTI OIIECI II cawoi am i 4 aw lues ram rpar* Ita* Pirpne, S/r. Bontreai "ZtEUWO" (RL) E. Ancti V i PPf 11/14 tpf IS «Pf II (Sft S.H.B. 0/11 U| "MND«"t (NL) f/UtSft 11/14 Sipt 15 Sepl IS tit t
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      96 14 TENDER J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class 'D' and above registered Contractors will be received by the Jurutera Negeri, Selangor, up to 3 p.m. on 9th August, 1962 for the Construction and completion of Class F* Qrs., Kathi's Balai (Jabatan Ugama) Lavatory Block Including Site Filling Water Sanitary Installation Septic
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      1309 15 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN J^JL 18 h he. cl by glm> th t Uitb that l > JAMES L. PAYTON Of 1 4LA u^ lt 196 Mr No Holland Park Flat. SlngaJOBpH NATHAN U no longer por., have applied for a Wholeemployed by the East Asiatic
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      249 15 TENDERS GOVERNMENT OF NORTH BORNEO TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited from major contractors for the following works which It is proposed to carry out In North Borneo. (1) The construction of a reinforced concrete wharf at Kudat. Drawings and documents will be available at Public Works Department Headquarters, Jesselton, from
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      1660 15 TENDERS MALACCA J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE i Tenders from Class "D" and above registered Contractors will be received at the office of the State Engineer, Malacca, up to 3.00 p.m. of 17th Auuu.xt, 196 J. i for the CONSTRUCTION OF POULTRY YARD AT DEMONSTRATION AND MULTIPLICATION STATION AT AVER KEROH. MALACCA.
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      Jega v Shah on level terms a highlight of national meet
      662 16  - Jega v Shah on level terms a highlight of national meet NORMAN SIEBEL i tUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. With the Asian Games at Jakarta just three weeks away, the 16 Malayan athletes who compete in them will be the centre of interest $n the Federation of Malaya AAU third national championships
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      Lock icon Del Sol joins Juventus
      256 16 HI MADRID, Thursday. LUIS del Sol, Real Madrid's Spanish international inside forward, was last night transferred to Juventus, the Italian club. The sum involved In the transfer is said to be $1,683,000 (33 million pesetas) $1,275,000 tor Real and $408,000 to the player for a three-year
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      Lock icon CEMENT FOR COMPLEX STOLEN
      191 16 A-fiMKS BRIEFS JAKARTA, Thurs. Jakarta police said today they had uncovered another case of theft connected with the building of the complex for the Asian Games which begin here on Aug. 24. Commissioner B. D. Winoto of the Jakarta Police said a lorry carrying cement from
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      BACK BILAH SAYANG II IN THE VASE 'TRIAL'
      405 16  - BACK BILAH SAYANG II IN THE VASE 'TRIAL' Epsom Jeep RACING with IPOH. Thurs. Bilah Sayang 11, trainer Kinus van Breukelens chief "hope" for the Perak Gold Vase, did an impressive trial hero this morning. With apprentice Mat Shaari astride, the five-year-old showed a smart turn of speed to run
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      Sent off
      48 16 IPOH, Thurs. P. Kri.shnan. the Kinta Indians right-back, was sent off in the 60th minute (or kicking Cheng Wah outside left Kai Wah In the Ipoh District F.A. League Dlv. 1 match here today. Earlier, Krishnan had been warned by the referee. Cheng Wah won 2-0.
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      7 S'pore men in South XI
      48 16 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Bouih cricket team to n\?t North at Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 11-13 include seven Singapore players. The South XI: Williams. BeeKett. T. Martens. J. Martens. Houichton. Sandosham. Cocke tall of Singapore Pike (Malacca) Lakblr and C. Navaratnam (both NegrO.
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      S'pore 137 for Jakarta
      296 17 RELAY TEAM AND HIGH JUMPER GILL GET APPROVAL BUT SAFA'S APPLICATION IS REJECTED Schubert elected chef de mission SINGAPORE, Thurs. The total strength of Singapore's contingent to the Asian Games which begin on Aug. 24 at Jakarta will be 137 90 competitors, 21 officials and 26
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      The full contingent
      323 17 fHE 90 competitors in the Singapore contingent to the Asian Games are ATHLETICS: Wong Fey Wan, A. 8. GUI, Evelyn Lee and 4 x 100 m relay team (Low Sin Chock. Loh Chan Plew, Ho 81m Llm and Wong Fey Wan or another to be named later).
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      Jon chosen
      43 17 SYDNEY. Thurs. Only one Malayan has been selected for the team to represent New South Wales in the Australian badminton champion/ lps starting on Aug. 13 at Hobart, reports Keith Hooper. He is Jon Chin, captain of the Sydney University team.
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        SOCCER
        24 17 TAIPINO DIV. 2: Police 3 CRC 1. PRIMARY SCHOOLS (Kluang) Rest 1 Champions (Primary Eng School) 0. Friendly: BOMBB 1 District Youths 0.
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        23 17 FRIENDLIEB: Free School 6 Rng Hock's XI 2 at Penang; Ma- 1 lay College 6 Jolly Uds 0 at K I Kangsar.
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        44 17 CROSS-COUNTRY: (B. Gajah) Royal English School's 3-mile race Dlv. 'A' 1 E. Krlshnan 2 Zalnal Abldln b. Montel 3 T. Renganathan 15m; DIT. 'B: 1 Mchamed HanLs 2 Attzl Razalan 3 An jar 18m; Div. 'C: 1 Govlndasamy 2 Shamsuddln 3 MUstafah 10m.
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      Lock icon Hitchcock hits 153 off Derby
      123 17 T ONDON, Thurs. Close of \j play scores in yesterday's county cricket matches: At Blackpool: Middlesex 345 (Oale 64 Russell 110) Lanes 78-0 (Pullar 52 no i. At Chesterfield Warwick 280 (IbalduUa 51 Hitchcock 153 n.o). Derby 43-1. At Worcester: Surrey 146 (May 55 Carter
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      FMAAU'S TRAINING PHASE 3 AT IPOH
      98 17 FMAAU'S TRAINING PHASE 3 AT IPOH riH, Thurs. The third phase of the Federation of Malaya AAU's training scheme for Malayan athletes preparing for the Asian Games will begin at the Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman, Tiger Lane, here on Monday. Bill Easton, the American coach, told the Straits Times today:
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      Kim takes a set off holder Hirose
      452 17 Kim takes a set off holder Hirose SINGAPORE, Thurs.— T. S. Kirn (Singapore) surprised today when he took the first set from top -seeded Hitoshl Hlrose (Japan) In their unfinished men's singles quarterAnal in the Singapore open lawn tennis championships here. Hiroee. the title holder, fought back to win the
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      Marines beat Athletic 2-0
      55 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Marine* beat Chinese Athletic 2-0 in the Singapore Amateur PA. League Div l at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. Marines scored through Tahlr Abu (17 mlns) and Omar Awang (25 mlns). In a Premier League match. Juniors beat Indians 2-1. Juniors scored through Robin Chan
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      INVITATION XI GIVE INDIA TOUGH FIGHT
      248 17 INVITATION XI GIVE INDIA TOUGH FIGHT NEGRI INVITATION XI 0 INDIANS Z', Seremban, Than INDIA, the former world hockey champions, scor--1 ed the third win of their Singapore-Malaya tour here today when they beat Negri invitation eleven by 2-0. But the Indians, who had beaten Singapore 1-0 and South Selection
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      S'pore Open golf starts tomorrow
      222 17 SINOAPORC. Thun. The Singapore Open amateur gosT championship begins on Saturday at 2 pjn. at the Royal Singapore Oolf Club's old course. Order of play (or the first round (from 3 p.m. at slx-mlnute Intervals): First fee Beah Thye, Beah Bock Heng and Paul Chen;
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      200 FOR KLUANG BIG WALK
      63 17 KLUANG. Thurs.— The Kluang Youth Club's Big Walk on Sunday has attracted more than 300 contestants from Johore and Singapore The race, starting at 6.50 a.m.. will be for seniors and Juniors. Seniors will cover 13 miles from Ayer Ittm to Kluang. while (unions. Including
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      54 17 Sports Diary SOCCER MALAYA CCP B-FINAL: Kelantan v Penang 2nd leg (K Bharu, 5). ATHLETICS FMAAt! nation*! ehampiomhip. (Ipob Municipal padang, 8 30 am.) TENNIS STORE op«n championship* (SRC SCC courta). TABLE TENNIS NEGRI under- 15 championships fSeremban). MOTOR-RACING FORD Economy Ran SO miles 'K Bhani). 8EFAI. RAGA SEA TOURNEY:
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    Lee, Tengku on the BBC
    448 18 LONDON, Thurs. THE MAIN IDEA BEHIND MALAYSIA— TO FIGHT COMMUNIST INFLUENCE AND INFILTRATION 'J'HE Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today the Singapore Chinese will be equal "in all respects" to other citizens when the new Malaysia Federation conies into being. In an
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    DEATHS
    195 18 DON KINCSLEV ROBERT at.-rt U il Muay |*H<'i'fully on Thursday. OMIH liaven 313 TVIok Kurau Road ■t 4.30 p.m. on 3rd Aukum for Katontc Church and thence to Bldadarl. MR. LOM LOONC THIAM Paa>rd nvray peacefully on 2.5.82 at General Hoapltal. Cortege will leave 62A Jalan K irniininK off
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    DEATHS
    69 18 MR. XAVItR O'CRUZ of CheriaIhural, Tnvandrum pasxed away on 27-7-62. Mourner*:— Mother Luclal DCruz. Simon. Celeatlao, Jemlamab. Thomaa and Raphael. MR. NC KAH SIIW, age 64 of 76. Syed Alwl Road passed awajr peacefully 2-8-82 leaving behind wife, six kod* Kong Chuan, Kong Poh, Kong Keng. Kong Lin. Kong
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    87 18 MADAM LIU LAN-FANC Thank* her friends and relatives for their me*during her recent bereavement. MRS. BENJAMIN SIMMONS of the Malayan Teachers' College. Penang wlshe* to thank all her friend* and paot and present students throughout Malaya for their comfort and support given to her In her tragic loss. THE
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    Ex-hurdling champion Noor Astna Malaya's new film star
    84 18 Ex-hurdling champion Noor Astna Malaya's new film star AS M A BINTE OMAR (above), 21, a former Malayan woman 80 metre hurdles champion, began a new career at the Merdeka Studios in Ulu Klang, eight miles from Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Formerly a typist in an engineering firm in Kuala Lumpur,
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    Lock icon Cricket tea scores
    120 18 Cricket tea scores LONDON, Thurs Tea scores in today's cricket matches were: At Blackpool: Middlesex 345 and 65 for three. Lancashire 271. At Worcester: Surrey 146 and 37 for one Worcestershire 169At Chesterfield: Wnrklrkshlre 280. Derbyshire 190 for five At Dublin: Ireland 167 and 112 for eight declared. Pakistan 105
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    Lock icon Love affair ended as Tim, the tom-cat, lost virility
    166 18 Love affair ended as Tim, the tom-cat, lost virility I ONDON, Thurs. Tim. sleek black tom-cat from Richmond in Surrey, and Kitty Clover, his four-year-old lady-friend, had a. long and happy love affair during which Kitty had three litters of kittens. But now their affair Is over. Kitty Clover has
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    Lock icon CASE OF THE HEN-PECKED ROOSTER...
    82 18 SYDNEY, Thurs. An American poultry expert visiting Sydney has claimed that chickens are Just as psychologically mixed up as humans. Prof. R.O. Jaap. of the Ohio State University, spoke to reporters about private life in a fowl run when he arrived to attend a world
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    Cowherd fined
    46 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A cowherd who offered a $5 bribe to a policeman, was fined $100 in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today. Kalpu Kamali, 17, pleaded guilty to committing the offence at the junction of Thomson Road and Norfolk Road, at about 4.45 p.m. yesterday.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    314 18 LONDON, Thurs.—lnterest and activity remained on an extremely small scale in stock markets today. It was the last day of the fortnightly account while there was little to induce buyers to open new commitments in advance of the August Bank Holiday. Despite the paucity of business, a firm
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    RUBBER
    42 18 LONDON, ThUTl.— Spot 22 Hd.. Sept. 22>,*d.. Oct 22 a I6d. Nov. 22 5/16 d., Oct./ Dec. 22 5/IM.. Jan./ Mar. 22 5/16 d., April/June 22 5 16d.. July Sept. unquoted c.lf AU7U" 22'vri Sept. 22 l/16d.. Oct. 22d. Tone. Idle.
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    TIN
    25 18 LONDON, Thurs— Buyers £851, sellers 1852. Forward buyers £854. sellers £855. Settlement £8514 Turnover am- 200 tons, pro. 40 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    An 'unknown unionist' to lay House foundation
    126 18 An 'unknown unionist' to lay House foundation SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Health, Mr. K. M. Byrne, will draw lots at the Cultural Centre tomorrow morning to decide on an "unknown" trade unionist, who will have the privilege of laying the foundation of the new $4 million Singapore Conference Hall
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    174 18 BRITAIN'S 'NO' TO AMERICAN MISSILES LONDON, Thurs. The British Government has decided that the arrangements under which the American Thor missiles are stationed in Britain should be ended next year. Mr. Peter Thorneycroft. Minister of Defence, announced today. Mr. Thorneycroft made the announcement in the House of Commons. Mr. Patrick
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      41 18 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in likla a mid Singapore (or the period 8 p.m. Wedn«» ua\ to 8 p.m. >es>teium HUhcst l.owps» Kuala Lumpur 74 Kota Bliaru 90 73 Penang R« 73 Ipoh !»i 74 Malacca Uti 73 Singapore Bti 72
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