The Straits Times, 16 August 1962

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 AW**** The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, AUGUST 16, 1962. if 15 CENTS. KDX 036
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    ALL EQUAL Now Tengku says it
    446 1 Statement in Parliament on the rights of Singapore citizens KUALA LUMPUR. Wad TENGKU Abdul Rahman, the Prime Minister, confirmed in the House of Representatives today that under the Malaysia plan, Singapore citizens would enjoy rights "corresponding in all respects" to those enjoyed by all
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    POWER STRIKE CALLED OFF IN PERAK
    375 1 POWER STRIKE CALLED OFF IN PERAK IPOH, Wednesday. THE threatened strike by 1,500 workers of the the Perak River Hydro-Electric Power Co. and its subsidiary, the Kinta Electrical Distribution Company, was called off this afternoon. 1 The Perak Hydro Employees' Union and the two power companies agreed to refer their
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    Lock icon Six top pilots die in 4-jet crash crash
    163 1 Six top pilots die in 4-jet crash crash MELBOURNE. Wed. Six crack Royal Australian Air Force pilots were killed in a formation crash of four Vampire jets here today, an Air Force spokesman announced. The aircraft, from East Sale Air Force station. 128 miles from Melbourne, were practising formation aerobatics
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    Lock icon Boys, 9, rob, hit girl
    71 1 BIRMINGHAM, England, Wed. Two nine-year-old boys were found guilty of robbery with violence in a juvenile court here and put on probation for 12 months. A detective told the court the boys saw an 11-year-old girl poshing a pram along a street, hit and punched
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    Lock icon W. IRIAN: ACCORD SIGNING TODAY
    145 1 W. IRIAN: ACCORD SIGNING TODAY YEW YORK, Wed. iy The Netherlands and Indonesia agreed today on the transfer of authority over West Irian and will sign the formal accord at 2100 GMT. (4.30 a.m. Malayan Time Thursday), a United Nation spokesman announced. "Everything is A-OK," he said, adopting American space
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    Lock icon New notes for Cyprus
    64 1 NICOSIA, Wed.— New currency notes, replacing notes bearing a portrait of Queen Elizabeth, were placed in circulation here today on the eve of the second anniversary of the Cyprus Republic. The new notes which bear emblems typifying the scenery and produce of Cyprus are of the
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    Honour for Narayanan
    93 1 MANILA, Wed. The Secretary General of the National Union of Plantation Workers, Mr. P. P. Narayanan, has been awarded the Ramon Magsaysay Prize for community leadership. The Board of Trustees of the Ranon Magsaysay foundation announced the award tonicht. A gold medal and $30,000 go with the
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    Lock icon The spacemen are back and they 'feel fine'
    791 1 jyjOSCOW, Wed. Space twins Andrian Nikolayev and Paval Popovich returned to earth today "feeling fine" after their marathon space flight. They may have set yet another record by becoming the first spacemen to land in their spaceships. The official announcement gave few
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    'Russia can shoot down US sky spies'
    72 1 'Russia can shoot down US sky spies' T ONDON. Wed. Sir La Bernard Lovell. Director of the Jodrell Bank radio telescope station near Manchester, said today the Russians were now masters of space and could knock down American spy satellites. "The Russians have a clear space superiority in the military,
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    STOP PRESS
    57 1 PREMIERS T* I.ONMDV V\i d tv nt MaWen ipg in BriMtA ipprc i. bins indep» •eluding sjn-.i|...ic n-ctrd participate '.mJiiii'tiui ..lt!i P linlstcr^' mill i' n:,- here Sepl i" AIR ATTACK lsi win l Wed •i iK lure MM I it Bgtiten from r.i machine -guam .nd.irnir he
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      Lock icon A trip to moon now feasible, says Lovell
      274 2 A trip to moon now feasible, says Lovell MANCHESTER. Wed. I riiHE British astro- nomer, Sir Bernard Lovell, said yesterday the orbital flight of the Russian Cosmonaut Major Andrian Nikolayev demonstrated that a journey to the moon was feasible. "The feat of endurance by Nikolayev is extraordinary,'* Sir Bernard said.
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      Lock icon BRITISH GUIANA TO BECOME REPUBLIC
      149 2 GEORGETOWN, Wednesday. BRITISH Guiana will become a republic within the British Commonwealth when she attains independence under a draft constitution published here yesterday by Dr. Cheddi jagan's Government. The controversial 85-page document was prepared by Dr. Fenton Ramsahoye. Attorney-General, In face of opposition by other
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      Lock icon From kitchen into space..
      69 2 MA|OR Andrian Nikolayev, one of the Soviet "twin" spacemen in orbit till yesterday, demonstrates the "do-it-yourself" way at the cooker in his kitchen. A 32-year-old bachelor and former lumberjack, the Soviet cosmonaut climbed into a Vostok 111 spaceship and went into orbit last Saturday. He returned
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      Lock icon JUSTICE HOLDS THE KEY TO SOBLEN'S FATE
      337 2 JUSTICE HOLDS THE KEY TO SOBLEN'S FATE Fight to keep front U.S. may go to Lords We have to remain alert because there are people across the border who look with evil eyes at us and want «m to attack us. 7 Mr. Nehru hi an Independence Day speech in
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      Ghana told of British concern
      88 2 Ghana told of British concern ACCRA. Wed—The British High Commissioner in Accra, Sir Geoffrey de Freltas. yesterday expressed his concern to Ghana •> Foreign Minister, Mr. Ako Adje. "at statements appearing in certain Ghanaian newspapers implying there was British complicity In the recent deplorable attempt on the life of President
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      Lock icon Ganges takes 17
      34 2 NEW DELHI, Wed. Seventeen people are believed to have drowned near Mokameh. In Northern India, when a boat carrying 28 labourers including six women, capsized In the flooded river Ganges.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Cholera strikes four more
      40 2 TAIPEH. Wed.— The Anti-para-cholera control centre reported four new cases yesterday, thus bringing the total number to 292 since the outbreak of disease In mid-July. The total death toll stood at 17. the centre said. Renter.
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      Quick look round
      264 3 Quick look round SALISBURY, Wed. Mr. Jasper Savanhu, first African to hold an executive post in the Rhodeslan Federal Government, resigned yesterday, alleging that the Government had either failed, or did not intend, to implement a policy of racial partnership. He told a Press conference here that Europeans were "quite
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      Duke in troubled waters
      105 3 TUIE Duke of Edinburgh (right) struggles gamely in the sea among a pile of waterlogged sail as he is assisted to the safety of a rescuing launch when the yacht Cowesllp came to grief off Cowes, Isle of Wight. The yacht, with the Duke and I'ffa
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      'Valid claim' for Burma retreat destruction
      294 3 'Valid claim' for Burma retreat destruction EDINBURGH, Wednesday. CK)UR subsidiaries of the Burmah Oil Co. were told 1 by Lord Kilbrandon in the Scottish Court of Session yesterday that they had a valid claim for compensation from the British Government for destruction of their assets in Burma during the I
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      Lock icon Border shooting
      27 3 BONN. Wed. —An East German frontier guard has been wounded in an exchange of fire between East and West German border troops near Cassel. Reuter.
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      A 'BIRTHDAY GIFT' TO ANNE: FIRST PRESS CRITICISM
      132 3 A 'BIRTHDAY GIFT TO ANNE: FIRST PRESS CRITICISM LONDON, Wed. Princess Anne (above, at Wimbledon) celebrating her 12th birthday today became for the first time, the subject of full scale royal family criticism as a newspaper chided Buckingham Palace for clipping the wines of a "full of fun girl. The
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      Lock icon BEN BELLA HITS AT THE FRENCH
      166 3 A LGIERS. Wed.— Mr. Moxxhammeri Ben Bella, head o f the Political Bureau now ruining Algeria, yesterday blamed the French for leaving unsolved the question of the Secret Army Organisation (0.A.5.). "The French authorities did not solve the political problem in the period bet.
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      Lock icon Signaller lost from plane
      83 3 GIBRALTAR, Wed. An extensive air and sea search has failed to find a Royal Air Force signaller believed to have fallen from his plane while on exercise near here, it was reported yesterday. He is now regarded as miss- ing, believed killed. The signaller, Sgt. Peter
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      Lock icon Indians deny shooting
      58 3 NEW DELHI, Wed. The Indian External Affairs Ministry said last night there was no truth in yesterday's report by the New China News Agency that Indian troops had fired on Chinese positions In the Galvan River Valley in Ladakb on Monday. A spokesman said there har I
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      Lock icon BOMB THAT CAN KILL 12 MILLION
      261 3 LONDON. Wednesday. OUSSIA'S new 50-megaton nuclear bomb can x "totally destroy" an area of 2,000 square miles and if detonated over a major world capital would kill up to 12 million people, according to the Soviet publication Meshdunarodnaya Shisn (international affairs). The political-science monthly
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      SOS for a birch from Perth
      94 3 T ONDON, Wed.-A bin h *J has been flown from Here to Australia to be used in flogging a 19-year, old Perth prisoner. It is one of six birches requested from the British Prison Commission by prison officials in Perth where Gilbert Crispin was
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      Lock icon Strike against pay cut
      40 3 LONDON, Wed. Fifty Indian and Pakistani workers at Luton factory began an unofficial strike yesterday claiming their pay was cut because of their colour. A spokesman for the employer, Barclay Stuart (Plastics) Ltd. declined to comment.—Reuter.
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    Malays soon to make mark in society: Ong
    381 4 Malays soon to make mark in society: Ong SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today predicted that Singapore Muslims would soon make their mark, not only in welfare work, but in the social and economic sectors of society too. 1 i He said he had
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    ALLEGED $11,810 CHEATING
    275 4 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. AN assistant manager of Boustead and Co. Ltd. Mr. C.J. Potter, told a court here today how his company was allegedly cheated by Thomas Davidson Adams of $11,810 worth of paint on May 28. Mr. Potter said that Adams had over the telephone that morning
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    COLOUR TV TO BE RADIO SHOW HIGHLIGHT
    120 4 COLOUR TV TO BE RADIO SHOW HIGHLIGHT SINGAPORE, Wed.— Colour television demonstrations by a leading Japanese firm will highlight the 10-day Kuala Lumpur radio and television exposition at Stadium Nefara from Aug. 22. The firm, the Tokyo Shibaura Electric Company, is bringing two can specially designed and packed with television
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    Free show for 4,500
    63 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Rotary Club will entertain 4,500 underprivileged children to a matinee show of "Holiday on Ice" at the Happy World stadium on Sept. 15. The project, one of the Rotary Club's community service programmes for this year, Is made possible through the courtesy
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    Lecture series at church
    54 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Dr. D. T. Nlles will preach at the Tamil Methodist Church, Singapore, on Sunday at 10 a.m. English and Tamil teaching kits will be given to all those attending "The Foundation of Christian Teaching" series which will be held on Aug. 28. Sept. 4,
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    10 more inquiry centres
    111 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore government tonight announced that 10 new Inquiry centres in connection with the forthcoming referendum will be opened from tomorrow. The centres will function at community centres at Balestier. Beach Road, Changl Point, Kampong Kapor, Lorong 3, Geylang. Malay Farm, Maude Road. River
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  • Page 4 Miscellaneous
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      118 4 1 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore. AKKIVALS BO AC: From Hong Kong (BA 961) 1.15 p.m.; from London, Dusseldorf, Beirut, Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon (BA 716) 6.20 p.m.; from Tokyo. Manila, (BA 941) 6.60 pjn. QanUs: From
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      254 4 Mil* van Airways: Frox» Kuaia lAimpur (.ML 171) 9.30 a.m.. from Peiiang. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca (ML 103) 11.55 a.m.; from Trengtjanu. Kuantan, Kuala Lumpur (ML 117) 4.60 p.m.; from Sandakun. Jessellon. Brunei. Sibu. Kuchlng (ML 409) 5.30 p.m.; irom Kota Bharu. Penang, Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur, ivla.acca (ML 131) 7.16
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    D-DAY IS NAMED FOR Mr. CHOY
    182 5 D-DAY IS NAMED FOR Mr. CHOY PE NAN G. Wed. A Socialist Front State Assemblyman, Mr. C. Y. Choy, has been given until Aug. 31 to decide whether to resign from the assembly or give ud his present post with Cable and Wireless. Mr. Choy. who attended today's State Assembly
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    Education: Call for uniform standards
    85 5 Education: Call for uniform standards MANILA. Wed.— VicePresident Emmanuel Pelaez said today that the Philippines, Malaya and Thailand should adopt uniform educational standards. Mr. Pelaez, who also is the Philippine Foreign Secretary, spoke at the opening session of the conference on higher education here sponsored by the Association of South-East
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    A savings plan for hajis approved
    337 5 j KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. THE House of Representatives today gave the "green light" for setting up the Malayan Muslim Pilgrims Savings Corporation in which intending pilsrrims may deposit money. Hajl Khalld bin Awang Osman, Assistant Minister of Rural Development, said the corporation would not
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    New treasurer
    17 5 KUALA LUMPR. Wed.— Mr Hudson Kor has been elected treasurer of Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club.
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    Malayan Indian Cultural Society
    51 5 KLANG, Wed.—Representatives of the Indian cultural bodies in Selangor will meet here next month to form a Malayan Indian Cultural Society. Organisers of the meeting said today that the proposed society would give an opportunity to Indians to meet and discuss their problems on a natural
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    That S. Africa ban remains
    72 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Joharl. told the Hou. c of Representatives today that the Government had not lifted its ban on South African goods because of her racial discrimination policy. He said this In reply to a
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    Union campaign for Borneo
    28 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Malayan Technical Services Union decided at Its general council meeting here yesterday to organise technical workers In the Borne territories.
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    8,000 miles alone with 4 men
    526 5  -  R. CHANDRAN 'WHAT WILL FOLK THINK?'— BUT MRS. GAZE SAYS: 'W I WERE 20 YEARS YOUNGER... 1 by Singapore, Wed. DAT GAZE'S blue eyes sparkled as she turned to her mother and said: '"Mum, you answer that one you know best." Pat, 19, about
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    The big brains behind Britain's car hijacking industry and how they work
    1331 7  - The big brains behind Britain's car hijacking industry and how they work ALLEN ANDREWS $60 M. A YEAR IS WHAT IT IS WORTH... GOOD ENOUGH LOLLY TO ATTRACT ONLY THE BEST IN THE BUSINESS by THE car has gone. 1 swear I left it here. Towed away? But it's a
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      Singapore's Choice
      636 8 Singapore now ought not to find its choice on referendum day a matter of much difficulty. There should never have been any doubt of the generosity ot the terms which the Federation offered for merger. But the generosity has been lost in the confusion created by an opposition
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      The Hospitals
      410 8 Intriguing though the idea may be, there is no likelihood that sometime next week, next month, the new Minister for Health will haunt the corridors of Kuala Lumpur General Hospital wearing strange disguise to discover for himself exactly what conditions arc like. The idea, offered by the Member
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      Tea Leavers
      189 8 The Englishman's cup of tea has been the spanner in the works too often to be taken too lightly by British employers. A Birmingham rubber firm faced yesterday by 19 men without tea knew better than to suggest that the lack of a cuppa ought not to interfere
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    MALAYSIA
    2452 8 The Tengku's report to Parliament yesterday YOU are aware of the recent talks in London between the British and Malayan Governments and how it ended successfully in agreement between us. As a result the Federation of Malaysia will be declared by August 31 1963. Since my speech to the
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    Lee: 'Trump card' has foiled the anti-nationalists
    2350 9 OPPOSITION 'SECOND-CLASS CITIZENSHIP' ARGUMENT IS DESTROYED: WHAT WILL THEY SAY NOW? P.M. ASKS QUESTION You have said on a number of occasions that you believe that the Communists are influencing those in opposition to the PAP. What methods do you think the Communists
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    LYE HO KIDNAP: YOUTHS GIVEN LIFE
    1213 10 LYE HO KIDNAP: YOUTHS GIVEN LIFE Mr. Justice Buttrose: 'This villainous, evil and most despicable crime coming to the fore again' One won police award 10 months ago for public-spiritedness I SINGAPORE, Wed. A laboratory altendant, who was commended by the police for public spiritedness last year, was today jailed
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    4 award winners get their cheques
    132 10 4 award winners get their cheques RUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Four winners of the South Indian Labour Fund Board's scholarships for studies in the University of Malaya today received their cheques from the Assistant Minister of Labour and Social Welfare. Mr. V. Manickavasagam. They were Mr. P. Kumaravel, who received a
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    THE STOLEN CYCLES
    62 10 SEREMBAN. Wed. Two brothers were today convicted in the Sessions Court here of retaining 12 stolen bicycles at Rahang Road on May 223. They were Ng Kirn Teck. 21, who was fined a total of $600 or three years jail, and Ng Kirn Kiat, 17, who was
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    Johnny's Fund
    20 10 SINGAPORE, Wed. Another $50 was received today from Y.T.L. for the Johnny Ane Fund, which now totals 54.774.20
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    SIX KELANTAN UMNO LEADERS TO GO
    156 10 KOTA BHARU, Wednesday. OIK leaders of Kelantan Umno will be asked to resign and remain as ordinary members in a new shake-up to be carried out by Umno headquarters soon. I They comprise three heads of divisions, two nominated members of the Kelantan Umno
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    The failed clerks to be coached
    93 10 The failed clerks to be coached ROTA BHARU, Wed. The Kelantan Clerical Service Union has decided to organise a course for members who failed in the recent clerical examination. The union president, Inche Hussein bin Mohamed. said today that a class would be held twice a month but members taking
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    Councillors told: Talk less and work more
    133 10 MALACCA, Wed.— The Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. today advised a delegation of five Malacca municipal councillors to "talk less and work more" for the good of I the town. A Malayan Party councillor. Mr. J. L. De Cruz,
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      148 10 MJ'I Abiu>r By Ai Capp NOT THAT I'M CALLINT W TH' PROOFS 1^ r, At i THE *">, VOUrsJOSCBAWNV, I COM IN' NOW. \|-> r^TLTTLfiZZr*- i- J 1 MINI'S SAWED-OFF LITTLE SON.? AH FEELS r<. SEAT BELTS." km^ll COT OP UAR,MA'M-BUTWMAT A fAAH GOODMESS AX. •n-«nX\ v.*^!^ dAl*P.a CONTROL/.' PROOF
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    FATHER'S DEATH: SON CHARGED
    198 11 FATHER'S DEATH: SON CHARGED J(ANGAR, Wed. A Perils businessman Chan Tal Kau, today pleaded not guilty to causing the death of his father by a negligent act not amounting to cuJpable homicide. Chan Tai Kau. it was alleged, drove a van in which hU father, Chan See How. was a
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    Indian-built plane due
    54 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Indian-Built Avro-748 passenger aircraft Subroto will arrive In Singapore tomorrow from Jakarta where she was Invited by the Indonesian Governmcrt to give a demonstration flight. The Avro-748 will be in Singapore for four day* before leaving for Medan on Aug. 20. It will later
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    Hajis return
    19 11 SINGAPORE, Wed— A total oi 578 pilgrims returned here aboard the Kuala Lumpur from Mecca this morning.
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    NOT POSSIBLE TO GIVE SAME STARTING PAY
    102 11 KL'ALA LUMPUR. Wed The Prime Minister Trngku Abdul Rahman, told the Parliament today that it was not possible to give the same starting pay to the 56.000 daily paid trovernment employees because of the different categories of workers. The wages rates had to
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      Hospital is NOT 'sinking'
      75 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The new $6 million maternity hospital now rising off Circular Road here Is definitely NOT "sinking" although a Socialist Front M.P., Mr. V. David, thinks It is. In Parliament yesterday he said he had "reliable information" that part of the structure was subsiding.
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      Students conducted a poll on whether to fly Communist or Nationalist flag
      543 11 (]ROWN Counsel Mr. Francis T. Scow today produced two October 1949 issues of the Chinese "Communist front" daily, Nan Chiau Jit Pau, to show that there had been some trouble in Chung Cheng High School at the time
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      The full reward of a lifetime of law
      280 11 The full reward of a lifetime of law KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, today told three lawyers admitted to the Federation Bar that if they regarded the law as an "intellectual disciplinarian" they would be able to pay to society the duty they owed to
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      Dr. Chuang; From the start, I raised my objection...
      456 11 Dr. Chuang; From the start, I raised my objection flag and 126 the hoisting of the old Hag, while 123 of "toe «ocaUcd neutral faction" advocated that both flags «houJd not be hoisted. Scow next produced the Nan Chlau Jit Pau of Oct 15 1949 which reported that the attempt
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      EXTRA $125 A MONTH FOR M.Ps IN PENANG
      117 11 EXTRA $125 A MONTH FOR M.Ps IN PENANG pENANG, Wed. The monthly allowance for Penang state Assemblymen will be raised from $250 to $375, with effect from Jan. 1 this year. Recommending this Increase, the Committee on Standing Rules and Orders and Privileges said it was felt $250 a month
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      College site wanted
      68 11 PENANO, Wed.— The VlceChancellor of the University of Malaya has written to the State Government asking It to Indicate possible sites in Penang for a university college or similar Institution, the Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, told the State Assembly today. "This question Is under active
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      Cyclist's bid
      26 11 KOTA BHARD. Wed. A marathon cyclist, R. Muthukumaran, 25. will try to pedal 80 hours non-stop at the Chinese Recreation Club padang here tomorrow.
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      TAKING THE MEASURE OF YOUR MAN
      392 12 TAKING THE MEASURE OF YOUR MAN JF TODAY'S husband and father washes dishes or diapers baby, it's not because he's henpecked or less masculine than his ancestors. Often, such homebody activities are a therapeutic release from business pressures, a new study shows. If his wife works, it could be an
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      246 12 FASHION and photographic model Jorly Kwan, 1 who came to Singapore three years ago from Hong Kong and rose to be one of the top in her profession, will soon make her exit from the modelling scene here. r Jorly Is leaving the Island
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      SHOPPING WISELY DOES IT
      468 12 You need not be an Economist to save up on domestic bills SAVINGS great enough to buy a home freezer. or maybe a stereo-hi fi can be shaved off the annual family food bill if shoppers practise Ingenuity and know-how. Home economists who figured this fact
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      ASSYRIA USHERED FUR INTO FASHION
      203 12 FASHION historians re. port the first woman to wear fur for glamour as well as warmth was Queen Samaramfc of Assyria. In 800 B.C. she drew a small fur mat about her chilled shoulders. So entranced were the members of her court that her simple
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      353 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS and he meets the members on 1. Said to be rejected every- tbe date arranged In Hertwhere HDI fordsbire (5, 9). 6. Southern firm appears to look S. Poor Cuthbert loses business for return of slag (6)- opening In treaty city (7). 0. A lake for
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    75 14 'FHE Federation Minister of 1 Finance has fixed thes* prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on August IS libber 74 cents a Ib. »pra S448 a ton-ix-onut oil $678 a tonilm oil $609 a ton. »lm kernels $329.75 a ton. The rmtes of dnUes payable
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    129 14 August 15. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) P. N. 13 cts. Robinson a cts. M. Box 13 cts. Cold Store 4|d. Breweries 28 cts. Steamship 8 cts. 8. Darby 4|d. 8. Tunes 21 cts. W. Jacks 10 cts. S. Traders 25 cts. L'mteers 11 cts. MININGS A. Amal 2/-
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    130 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. /GENERAL investment* and In- dnstrial tharcs) continued to fluctuate narrowly, but uitb a steadier undertone. Colonial Sugar gained Is- 3d. to 495. Building Industries leader A. VJennings improved 6d to Bs. sd. reflecting the report that profits bad fully recovered from last year's setback. Oils and
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    85 14 rl Malayan Exatiange Banks' Ass*alatlen made these changes In ita rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 5Si. airmail OO SSI, M d.'st 36s credit bills. 36j trade bills. •ailing TT *r OO ready: Canada S9i: ■win Franc* 1411: Deutsah* Marks 1301: Swedish Kr*n*r
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    219 14 SMIPt lying alongside the »inm»or« wharoes taday are: Straat Ball 10/11, Chyebasaa 1/2, Cyclops 4/0, Mandowl 17/38 Ka.lo.Hot 21/22. B«n--wyvia 39/30, Awa Maru 47, Klyokawa Maru 42/43, Has Uaerak 48, Bentong (VVBEDE.), Rawang NW. 3, Ngakuta SB/S9, Nagaatalma Mam 8/9, Kanto Maru 18. Outer reads: Banahiingl.
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    MORE MARKET COHFIDEHCE: INDUSTRIALS FIRMER
    581 14 From Our Market Correspondent A NOTE of confidence has returned to the Malayan Stock Exchange and yesterday there was further evidence of this Improved sentiment The industrial section of the market was particularly firm and this seems to be exerting a beneficial effect on tins.
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Indiop* Auf. 14 Aug. 15 Industrial*:: 174.10 174.53 Tina: 273.24 375.46 S rubbers: 173.18 173.18 Jan. 1 1958 in.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    636 14 /COMBINED bu&iness In the Sinv-/ gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of deals In brackets: Industrials: Dunlopa (11.000) (1.74, (20.000) (1.75, (500) (1.75 SL. (1.500) (1.75 D, (1,000) (1.75 S.M, (22.000) (1.76: Eaut Smelting (300) (2.72 SL: Fltzpatricke
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    U.S. tin stockpile sales: Details known tomorrow
    260 14 MAIN news on the tin market yesterday was the announcement in Washington that the General Services Administration will make public tomorrow details of how it will sell 50.000 long tons of tin from the national stockDile. Meanwhile the International Tin Council Is still
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 14 August 15. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 73; cents (unchanged:. K.L.: 73i cents (unchanged). TIN: $423.75 (op 374 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    114 14 CHINESE Pra*)»ce OMianga Smia •are neen mt—t »er picul yastsrday: a««nut all: nuik $:<M aellera, <iram (4C aellern. Ca.ra: Aumiat J.i imvm. S2H| aellera. Peever: Muntok white <145 aellera. Smravrak whit* 5142» aellara. ■pedal Sarawak black (107k sellers. garbled Lampoo* black (110 aellera. A.PTA (130 aalttra. Sin«ap*r*
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    260 14 f\PENINO a shade lower th»n v Tuesday's closing price* on .slightly lower overseas hdviccs the Federation Rubber Market ruled quiet throughout the morning in tin trading. Lower sheet Interest was small. In the afternoon session, some Singapore trade buyini steadied the market slightly ;n quiet t:adta|
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    221 14 SEPTEMBER firit grade rubter liuyers l.e.b. i iu-.*d at a p.m. im Singapore yenterd.iy at 73i rents per lb. unchanged on Tuesday* cloning price. The tone was very ejulet. I. C.C.R. A. cloning prices in centa per lb.. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt f.o.b. buyera 74. nellera
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      1734 15 NOTICES NOTICE Well Established medical practice and known as "King Medical Clinic". Main ft«r°ri r Kuching, Sarawak for sale. Further partscolars apply to P.O. Box 197. Kuching, SarawakFRASER ft NEAYE LIMITED Loos of Stock Ceritfteatea Stock certificates In the name of Estate of Wong Lan Son numbered ***** and *****
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      808 15 PUBLIC AITOnmiENT STATE OF KELANTAN Public Appointment. APPLICATIONS art invited from Podersl Cltiawns and experienced serving- officers for appointment as Malay Official Translators (Division III), State Secretariat. Kolantan, on the scale of $152.50 x 7.50 167.50/ Exam. 234 x 14 SM/Kxam./ 36« x 14 422 448 x 14 604 plus
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      878 15 TENDERS Sale by Tender No. 4/19CS. TENDERS are invited for the purchase of a Royal Air Force Dakota aircraft. Lot Ma 349JCP377, In flying condition. The aircraft Is poojorod by 2 P W Twin Wasp 1830-90 D Engines, and will bo sold minus all radio equipment- The Sale Includes Dakota
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    Penang's Cup men to get workout at venue of the final
    382 16  - Penang's Cup men to get workout at venue of the final OH KEE TIANG NOTHING IS LEFT TO CHANCE By PENANG, Wednesday pENANG are more than optimistic of toppling Selangor, the champion state in Malayan soccer, in the Malaya Cup Final at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday. Leaving nothing to
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    Lock icon Warwick regain lead from Worcs
    267 16 Warwick regain lead from Worcs LONDON, Wed. The English county cricket championship race is hotting up. The four points Warwickshire took from their drawn game with Derbyshire were enough to put them back on top of the table—three-hun-dredths of a point ahead of Worcestershire on average. Warwickshire now have an
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    Lock icon IOC WILL ENFORCE BAN ON SA UNLESS...
    227 16 IOC WILL ENFORCE BAN ON SA UNLESS... MAYER WARNS: GENEVA. Wed.— Otto Mayer, the Chancellor of the International Olympic Committee, said yesterday that he had told a senior member of the South African Olympic Committee that suspension of the committee would go ahead unless the South African government stops racial
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    S'GOR AND PENANG CLASH IN CUP FINAL FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 35 YEARS
    1292 16  - S'GOR AND PENANG CLASH IN CUP FINAL FOR THE FIRST TIME IN 35 YEARS NORMAN SIBEE By SELASGOR and Penanf meet at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday (8.30 p.m.) in the 36th final of the Malaya Cup soccer competition, which is unchallenged as the most important domestic sporting event of
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    Results of all the previous finals
    164 16 1921 S'pore 1922 8 for 1923 S'pore 1924 S'pore 1925 S'pore 1926 Permk 1927 S'tor 1928 S'pore 193* S'pore 1931 Persk 1932 S'pore 1933 Spore t 8'for 3 S'pore 2 Permk 1 f'for 2 S'for 1 Spore 8 S'pore 2 S'ror 3 S'for 3
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      458 16 Municipal 44'> Debenture Stock 1930 70-80. Singapore City Council M Debenture Stock 1952/IM-72. NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer Books ol the above Stack* will be closed from 19th August to Ist September. 19f2. both days inclusive, for the prencrfttion of Interest Warrants. S. S. SCALES City Treasurer and
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      228 16 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "B" and above registered Contractors will be received at the Office of the Chief Architect, Ministry of Education, Young Road, Kuala Lumpur up to 3 p.m. of the 23rd August. 1962 for the Erection of Sekolah Menengah Melayu at Johore Bahru, Johore.
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      240 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT KELANTAN GOVERNMENT PuWic Appointment. APPLICATIONS are invited from Federal Citizens lor appointment as Temporary Stenographer (Division lII i in the office of the State Service Commission, Kelantan on the salary scale of $253 x 14 351/366 x 14 422 plus cost of living allowance at current rates. 2.
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      DRAW RAISES MALAYAN HOPES OF TOP 4 PLACING
      312 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed fHE DRAW for the Asian Games soccer competi- tion at Jakarta this month has considerably improved Malaya's chance of finishing among the top four of the 11 countries entered Malaya will have a straight fight with South Korea to
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      Malaya v S'pore hockey bronze clash likely
      251 17 Malaya v S'pore hockey bronze clash likely KUALA LUMPUR, W2dnesday. jyjALAYA and Singapore are likely to contest the bronze medal in the Asian Games hockey tournament at Jakarta this They are in opposite halves i in the tournament. Malaya are in the group headed by India and Singapore are with
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      Malayans will take gifts to Jakarta
      104 17 Malayans will take gifts to Jakarta KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— When the Malayan competitors and officials to the Asian Games leave for Jakarta they will take with them gifts for sportsmen of other countries at the Games. The gifts are Malayan made pewter ashtrays engraved with the crest of the Federation
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      SOSC: ALL ABOARD BUT ONLY JUST
      274 17 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Slnga-, pore contingent to the Asian Games, which will leave by Malayan Airways chartered flight on Aug. 22 and return on Sept. 7 or 8, tonight survived a demand for drastic pruning. At one stage the cycling, athletic, tennis and welghtllftlng
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      Malaya proud to play a part—Razak
      223 17 Malaya proud to play a part— Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, the president of the Federation of Malaya said today in a message to the Asian Games Federation and Indonesia, the host country of the fourth Asian Games that "Malaya was proud and happy to piay
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    Malaya beat Ceylon 1-0
    556 17 TOURISTS SHOW FITNESS AND QUICK PASSING But game marred by disputed goal By F. SALAHUDIN MALAYA 1 CEYLON 0 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A disputed goal marred the hockey international in which Malaya beat the Asian Games-bound Ceylon team 1-6 at Princes Road stadmm here today. The
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    BOYCOTT OFF—FIGHT FOR BETTER DEAL ON
    377 17 BOYCOTT OFF— FIGHT FOR BETTER DEAL ON SINGAPORE, Wed. *3 The boycott threatened by State players who have been selected to represent All Singapore against India tomorrow will not be carried out. At the inaugural meeting of the Football Players Association today, the team agreed to play their best, tomorrow
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    Tay criticised at SAFA meeting
    144 17 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Singapore, Amateur FA's finance com-' mlttee chairman Tay 800 Yong was criticised at tonight's SAPA ooundl meeting for making a Press statement. Mr. Tay was alleged to navel told the Press that SAPA would I not be sending a team to the| Asian
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    147 17 ATHLETICS NO. 2 FIB Championship* (Ipoh): 100 yds: 1 Mohamed Akhlr 2 Ahmad 3 Othman lO.Ssec; MO--yds: l Ahmad 2 Ismail 3 Mat Akhlr 24.65 ec; 440 yds: 1 Kadlr 9 Kamaluddtn 3 Kamaruddln 57.4--sec; 880 yds: 1 Zahart 2 Kamaruddin 3 Feisal 2min 15sec; three miles: 1 Hussaln
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      30 17 SOCCER IPOH: Dl». I— Royal Dragoons Cheng Wah (Chinese Assembly Hall ground). TATTING: Dlt. t— PWB. v Kamunting (Esplanade). TO UK MATCH: Singapore w India (Jalan Besar Spore 730 pjn.).
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    BARISAN ACCUSES LEE OF TRYING A FAIT ACCOMPLI
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    TUN LIM: BESIDES POLLS BAR, ALL CITIZENS WILL BE TREATED ALIKE
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    LONDON STOCKS
    358 18 LONDON. Wed.— There was a further strong advance in stock markets today as business expanded following the overnight rise on Wall Street and In response to growing confidence In the economic outlook at home. Yesterday's sudden burst of activity on the take-over front contributed to the renewed activity
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    Razak off to clear up some points with Brunei Sultan
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    Minister gives a lunch
    58 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, this afternoon gave a buffet lunch at Sri Temasek for artistes from the five Malaysia territories, who took part in the "Malam Malaysia" concert. Among those present were the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and the
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    23 18 (TORCH on 13th AiiKU't. 1962. peacefully at Sydney. Australia, Isidore Storch, beloved husband of Vrra and father of Frederick, Faye and Sonia.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    155 18 WOMEN'S LEAGUE of St. Ann* Church. Bukit Mertajam. thank all those donors for their donations toward* the church. MARGARET AND FONC HonK Gtian thank relatives and friends for their kind wishes, assistance and valuable Sifts on the occasion or their marriage on 11-s-62. MRS. AMAOA S. DAROVA and family
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