The Straits Times, 18 August 1962

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times taw** lid**" tie***** Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, AUGUST 18, 1962. <£ 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon OUR TROOPS FOR IRIAN?
    690 1 U.N. reported seeking 1,000 Malayans UNITED NATIONS, Friday UTHANT, the United Nations Acting SecretaryGeneral, is seriously considering requesting the Government of Malaya to provide the entire force of 1,000 troops to maintain order in West Irian. In Kuala Lumpur, a spokesman of the Ministry of Defence
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    Thai King and Queen (on way to New Zealand) stop over at S'pore
    175 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. King Bhumibol of Thailand and Queen Sirikit (above) flew in today for an hour's stopover on their way to New Zealand. In the airport YIP room. Their Majesties had informal talks with the Yang di-Pertuan
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    RAZAK HEADS 'USE MALAY' INQUIRY
    219 1 RAZAK HEADS 'USE MALAY' INQUIRY KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. *pHH formation of a top-level national language implementation committee headed by the Deputy Premier, Tun Abdul Razak* VM announced by Tengku Abdul Rahman tonight. The Tengku was speaking at the finals of the National Language Speech contest at the Language and Literature
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    Lock icon TIN: GSA DETAILS OF RELEASE OF 50,000 TONS POSTPONED
    101 1 TIN: GSA DETAILS OF RELEASE OF 50,000 TONS POSTPONED WASHINGTON. Fri. A spokesman for General Services Administration said today the agency's announcement concerning tin disposals had been postponed and would not be issued today. The spokesman said it was not known now when the announcement would be made, adding that
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    Flag symbols for three referendum alternatives
    1198 1 THE FLAG SYMBOLS AND ALL THE DETAILS OF ALTERNATIVES SINGAPORE, Friday. *pHK Government today released for publication the three flag symbols which are to be used on the ballot paper for the merger referendum on Sept. 1. Alternative "A" (merger on the White Paper
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    Smallpox
    89 1 SHIP'S VISITORS WARNED SINGAPORE. Fri— The Ministry of Health has called on all people who visited the S.S. Canton during its last stop at Singapore on Aug. 1 and 2 to have themselves vaccinated against smallpox. This follows the discovery of a case of smallpox in the ship last
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    Lock icon UP GO SALES BUT DOWN GO UNILEVER PROFITS
    90 1 UP GO SALES BUT DOWN GO UNILEVER PROFITS LONDON. Fri. The Unilever group, the giant Anglo-Dutch combine, said today it did £6 million worth more business In the first naif of this year than in the ,«ame time last year but made £3 million less. Combined turnover of the group,
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    Monroe's will
    24 1 NEW YORK, Fri— Marilyn Monroe left an estate estimated at more than £178.000 according to her will filed for probate here today.
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    Lock icon Jomo: Call for new leader
    52 1 NAIROBI. Fri. Delegates from 25 sub-branches here of the Kenya African National Youth wing have urged the replacement of Mr. Joma Kenyatta as party president by Mr. James Gichuru. Its deputy leader. Mr. Gichuru. Finance Minister in the coalition government is. like Mr. Kenyatta. a
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    Lock icon Limbless baby's death is linked to drug
    249 1 Limbless baby's death is linked to drug LONDON, Fri. A Coroner's inquest at Chesterfield recorded a verdict of death by misadventure on ftve-month-old Wilfred Shaw, a limbless baby born to a teenage mother who had taken the tranquiliser drug thalidomide in the early stages of pregnancy. The child, who spent
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    Lock icon Daughter joins Peace Corps
    50 1 MILWAUKEE. Wisconsin. Fri. Mrs. Lynn Carter Wilkinson Jr.. 23. daughter of former heavyweight boxIng champion Gene Tunney. has volunteered for the Peace Corps She and her husband. 24. who have been living In suburban WhltefLsh Bay. Wls.. will teach science and English In the Philippines. U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Plea from 8,000
    48 1 THE HAGUE. Fri. Some 8,000 West New Guinea residents have asked the Australian Government for permission to move to Australian New Guinea because they do not want to accept Indonesian administration of the territory, a special correspondent of the Netherlands news agency reported today. Reuter
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    Lee hails settlement
    76 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. today welcomed the peaceful settlement of the West Irian Issue. Commenting on signing of the agreement between Indonesia and the Netherlands on Wednesday. Mr. Lee said- "I welcome the peaceful settlement of the transfer of sovereignty over West
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    Ceylon: 3 freed
    20 1 COLOMBO. Fr». T*""» men detained after the attempted coup last against the Ceylon Government were released today.
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    Lock icon Mart warning
    33 1 LONDON. Fri. English historian Sir Arthur Bryant wrote today that If Britain joins the European Common Market without the Commonwealth the reigning Conservative Party will be "gravely weakened. perhaps destroyed." Reuter.
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    Cup Final fever grips capital
    415 1 Cup Final fever grips capital KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Cup final fever gripped the Federal capital as thousands arrive here today from various parts of the country for the greatest event in Malayan soccer the Malaya Cup final, this year between Selangor and Penang. Advance sales of tickits have been so
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    STOP PRESS
    38 1 TEST CLOSE LONDON. Fri At Of pljy on Ml Ml' fiftb .and final i I it The Oval hen div Pakistan had m 178 for Mx wickets in t<> 1 nslinds 480 ('•< declircd. Fcutor Back Page).
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      Lock icon AIR CRASH IMMINENT!
      670 2  -  GEORGE STROUD I *by who took the picture BLARED OUT THE AIRPORT SPEAKERS ...and high above in the sky, it was crash drill time for 42 passengers and suddenly everyone was cheering! THE TIME: Just before 10 oclock on Tuesday morning. THE PLACE: London Airport. A dull,
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      Lock icon Keeping peace in Irian
      396 3 UNITED NATIONS, Friday rE United Nations will have military observers stationed in West Irian early next tek to report on any breach of the ceasefire between Dutch and Innesian forces which goes into effect at midnight today an authoritative source said last night. U Thant. the
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      Katangese seize two Malayan area towns
      158 3 Katangese seize two Malayan area towns T EOPOLDVILLE, Fri.— ■k Katangese troops, armed with bazookas and led by mercenaries, have captured two towns ir northern Katanga, the Congolese Premier, Mr. Cyrille Adoula, said yesterday. A communique from Mr. Adoula's office did not identify the nationality of the mercenaries. The communique
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      Lock icon Rector Lutuli?
      34 3 GLASGOW. Fri. ExChief Albert Lutull of South Africa, winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, has accepted nomination as a candidate for the Rectorship of Glasgow University, a student spokesman said yesterday Reuter.
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      Lock icon Vietnam toll
      29 3 SAIGON, Fri. South Vietnam Government forces yesterday killed 42 Communist guerillas and captured 60 in a major combined operation in the southern province of An Xuyen.— Reuter.
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      CHURCHILL LOSES RUFUS—THE DOG IN THE KNOW
      170 3 CHURCHILL LOSES RUFUS— THE DOG IN THE KNOW LONDON. Fri.— Sir Winston Churchill's poodle Rufus, one of the world's best known dogs r d the former Prime Minister's "closest confidant." has died, it was announced last night. A family spokesman said Sir Winston. 87, recovering in a hospital from a
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      Lock icon Thailand's rebuff to Cambodia
      81 3 BANGKOK, Fri. The Prime Minister of Thailand. Marshal Sarit Thanarat, said today Thailand would not sit at the same conference table with Cambodia after the recent border clashes. He was commenting on reported plan by the Cambodian Head of State. Prince Norodom Sihanouk, to ask the
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      Lock icon French India: Pact ratified
      59 3 NEW DELHI, Fri. Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister and Mr. Jean Paul Gamier, French Ambassador to India, yesterday formally ratified the Franco-Indian treaty of May 28, 1956, ceding to India the former French possessions of Pondicherry, Karlkal, Mahe and Yanaon. The territories have been under
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      Lock icon PACT PUTS ADEN IN ARAB FEDERATION
      222 3 LONDON, Friday. A GREEMENT on proposals for uniting Aden colony with the Federation of South Arabia was reached at a constitutional conference here, a final communique stated today. The decision was taken at the end of talks between the British Government and Ministers of
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      QUICK LOOK ROUND
      223 3 QUICK LOOK ROUND LONDON: The world's nuclear tests have reached a total equivalent to exploding three Hiroshi-ma-type atomic bombs every day for the past 17 years, a British weekly, Peace News, reported yesterday. JAKARTA: A military court condemned to death Kartosuwirjo, leader of the Darul Islam rebel movement In West
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      Lock icon Protest ship
      42 3 PORT MADOC (Wales), Fri. A nuclear protest ship sponsored by peace organisations In Britain and the United States. "Everyman Three," left harbour hen yesterday on the first stage of a voyage to Leningrad to protest against Russian nuclear testing. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Border choice
      40 3 KATMANDU, Fri. People living on the border between Nepal and Chinese-ruled Tibet will have a year to decide which country they wish to belong to, under Nepalese and Chinese notes regulating the border peoples, published last night. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Six shot dead
      33 3 TEGUCIGALPA i Honduras), Fri. Six people were killed and several wounded yesterday in a two-hour gun battle between officials and civilians in the city of Juticalpa in Central Honduras. Reuter.
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      Lock icon A check-up for 'space twins'
      238 3 MOSCOW, Friday. DUSSIA S hero cosmonauts were examined by space doctors and scientists yesterday while Moscow prepared to give them a rapturous welcome. Major Andrlan Nlkolayev i and Colonel Popovlch were flown yesterday from Karaganda, In Kazakhstan, to a town on the river Volga. They
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    Poly may be top technology college soon, says principal
    233 4 Poly may be top technology college soon, says principal SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Singapore Polytechnic may become a college of advanced technology in the next few years, its principal, Mr. C.I.C. Scollay, said today. He told the Straits Times: '"The next few years should be very interesting, now that the Polytechnic
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    Adams cleared on paint cheating charge
    392 4 Adams cleared on paint cheating charge SINGAPORE, Fri. MR. GOH HENG LEONG, the Second Criminal District Judge, today acquitted and discharged Thomas Davidson Adams. 38, on a cheating charge. It was alleged In court that Adams had falsely represented himself as a representative of Mohamed Ayoob and Co., and obtained
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    A CHESHIRE HOME FUND PLEA
    138 4 A CHESHIRE HOME FUND PLEA SINGAPORE, fri. The Singapore Cheshire Home Appeals Committee today appealed for full public support for its three-pronged campaign to raise $25,000. The acting chairman of the committee, Mr. R. G. Simmons, listed them as: 1. A piano recital by local artiste Yu Chun Yee at
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    Inquiry on alleged car park attack
    193 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A supervisor of Shell Co. Ltd.. who said his monthly pay was nearly $500 today denied a lawyer's suggestion that he was "expecting to make a fortune by dragging Tan Eng Chia to court." Ebenezer Egbert D'Aranjo, 31. was under cross-examin-ation at
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    INDONESIAN DAY IN SINGAPORE
    232 4 SINGAPORE, Frt.—lndonesians in Singapore today Joined their lellow nationals throughout the world In celebrating the 17th anniversary of their country's independence from colonial rule. The independence celebrations here began at 8 a.m. with the ceremonial hoisting of the red and white Indonesian flag at the residence
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    A call from Che Yusof
    95 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Lshak, today called upon his fellow Muslims to respect the freedom of worship of those of other faiths atter merger and Malaysia. Inche Yusof said that though Isltfm was to be the official religion of* Malaysia
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      311 4 rpHE following to today's ache- Malayan Airways: From Kuala Lumpur. Bangkok. Hong Kong x dule of civil aircraft move- Lumpur (ML 171) 9.30 ajn.: (TO 402) 11.30 a.m. ments at Paya Later airport from Penang, Ipoh, Kuala Lum- Qantaa: To Darwin, Brisbane. Singapore: pur. Malacca (ML 103) 11.16 Sydney (QP
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    Day the students 'tried' their dean
    2100 5  -  LIM KIT SIANG: by Singapore. Friday 'HE WAS NOT VERY POPULAR Four from students' union were detained Dr. CHUANG: HE WAS A KUOMINTANG MAN AND TROUBLESOME... HE WAS ASKED TO GO 'JHE Vice-Chancellor of the Nanyang University, Dr. Cbuang Chu-Lin, today admitted that students
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    The scandal of Britain's slums
    1329 7  -  RUSSELL TAYLOR -by The housing situation in England is so serious that even a crash programme of slum clearance would only make matters worse. The urgent short-term need is slum prevention. NOBODY knows the number of Ik nut' l ess people in Britain. This is
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    Dissident men say Jamit Singh is 'a stooge'
    297 8 Dissident men say Jamit Singh is 'a stooge' AFTER THAT ULTIMATUM TO HARBOUR BOARD... SINGAPORE, Friday. A GROUP of Singapore Harbour Board workers today accused Mr. Jamit Singh, secretary of the S.H.B. Staff Association, of being "the stooge of a vicious anti-national conspiracy" a day after he had issued an
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    COUNCIL IN ARREARS: NO WATER IN PUBLIC I PIPES
    166 8 COUNCIL IN ARREARS: NO WATER IN PUBLIC I PIPES |*ENTONQ. Fri— The Pub D lie Works Department has cut oil the water supply from SO out ol 54 public standpipes because the Town Council has tailed to pay $43,000 arrears oX water charges. The (Mr standptpes not disconnected an one
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    Gangsters break in-for a sleep
    114 8 Gangsters break in-for a sleep DENANG, Fri.— A gang 1b reported to have broken into a vacant house in Tanjone Bungah last night and accupled some of the bedrooms The house, belonging to Mr. Lee Wee Hock, nad been vacant for about five months. At &J0 last night, a friend
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    Swindling was their business
    106 8 Swindling was their business 1«E 20th century has produced some of the most notorious swindlers in history. Lasting success eluded them aH, and in m«ny instances so did happiness. Read in The Malay Mail how the most amazing of these confidence tricksters rofcbod end looted and cheated their way to
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    Pigeon shoot at P.D.
    55 8 SEREMBAN. Fri. More than 200 people have been granted licences to shoot green pigeons in Port Dlckson district since the season opened in Negri Sembilan on Wednesday. The season will close on Nov. 30. Nearly 2.000 green pigeons were shot tn the Port Dtefcson area alone
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    School moved
    15 8 KUCHINO. FrL The Government Natrtical School has been moved From here to Sibu.
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    U.S. trip by Sultan
    38 8 ALOR STAR. Trl.— The Sultan and Sultanah ol Kedah plans to pay a visit to America at the end of this year. It Is understood that preliminary arrangements are beln* made for the trip.
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    Eight resign from SUPP
    71 8 KUUHING. Frl.— Two Dayak women were among eight people who resigned recently from the Sarawak United People's Party. I Mukah branch. Third j Division. A Joint letter of resignation was addressed to the I branch. It bore the thumbprints of all eight. A copy was sent
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    QANTAS TO TRAIN SIX AT SYDNEY AIRPORT
    113 8 QANTAS TO TRAIN SIX AT SYDNEY AIRPORT SINGAPORE. Fri.— Qantas Airways will next year begin training six Singapore youths in aircraft engineering at its jet base at Sydney airport on a new five year apprenticeship scheme, the airline announce^ her« today. This follows the success of its first training scheme
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    What art Malaya's chances at Asian "Games?
    146 8 What art Malaya's chances at Asian "Games? VTKXT Friday the Aataa ri Games begin Jakarta and this Suday Aria Magaatae. the ■■pplemft tamed free with the Sunday Ttmea, gives you a preview «f the cluwnll— who will clash In the tM million stadium that President Seekarne has built fer the
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    Conference of graduates
    47 8 KUALA LUMPUR. FA The first annual conference uf the University of Malaya Oraduates Society will be held at the Students Union House on the campus here at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday. The Minister of Education, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib, will address the meeting.
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    Ruler's Council
    28 8 KLANO. Fit The Sultan of Selangor presented letters of appointment to 14 new members of the Dewan dl-Raja (Ruler's Council) at the Istana Alam Shah here.
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    PRIZE-GIVING BY KING TO MARK END of L-MONTH CAMPAIGN
    183 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TOE distribution of prizes by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to the winners of competitions at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustoka here tomorrow night will mark the end of the second phase of the National Language Month campaign. The
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    Tun Razak has a busy day in Brunei
    95 8 Tun Razak has a busy day in Brunei BRUNEI. Ftl.— The Federation's Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today visited Brunei Town's $10 million mosque for prayers with senior Government officials. Tun Razak, who arrived yesterday, was the guest of honour at a State banquet given last night by the
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    A Council decision...
    85 8 MALACCA, Frl. The president of the Malacca Municipal Council, Mr. G. Mariappan (Alliance) said today that the recent decision to terminate the services of the Municipal Secretary. Inche Mohamed All bin Salleh was made solely on the Initiative of Alliance members In the Council. He said that
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    POLICE ACT QUICKLY TO PREVENT CLASH
    397 9  -  THAM SOON KENG Two groups face up after youths' political quarrel -by TELUK ANSON, Friday. QUICK police reinforcements from Teluk Anson prevented a major clash between two groups at Chui Chak new village, 19 miles from here last night. In a minor clash earlier
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    PRAISE FOR MALAYAN OUTWARD BOUND SCHOOL
    153 9 PRAISE FOR MALAYAN OUTWARD BOUND SCHOOL KUALA I.IMPUR. Fri. A man with an eye for physical fitness and leadership thinks young Malayans are dolnr very well at the Outward Bound School. He is the executive director of the Outward Bound Trust in Britain, Mr. E. W. Daw son (above), who
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    Alliance council president
    37 9 SUNG El PVTANI, Fri.— Inche Abdul Samad bin Osman, M.P., has been elected president of the Sungei Patani Alliance Council with Mr. Cheah Choon Gan (MCA) and Mr John Kuruvllla (MIC) a.s '/ice- presidents
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    Alliance on top in local polls just Lended
    165 9 Alliance on top in local polls just Lended KUALA LUMPUR, Fri The country-wide series of local council elections just ended, has given the Alliance control of 216 out of 287 local councils Official statistics show that the Alliance scored resounding victories In nearly all States. The only setback suffered by
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    Rotarian back after tour
    30 9 KLANO, Fri.— Mr. Qoh Tian Chin, a Klang Rotarian, returned on Wednesday after attending the World Rotary Convention In Los Angeles and a three-month world tour.
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    Estates alerted
    23 9 ALOR STAR, Fri. Kedah Police today alerted estate owners against a man posing as a rubber replanting inspector and demanding money.
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    No more pigs
    27 9 PONTIAN, Fri. No further licences for the keeping of pigs In the Town Council area will be Issued, according to the Johore Government Gazette.
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    Malaysian drama: Closing date extended
    196 9 Malaysian drama: Closing date extended SINGAPORE, Fri. The Ministry of Culture has announced that the clusing date for the pan-Malaysian drama competition about "Merger and Malaysia" has been extended from Aug. 15 to the end of this month. The competition is open to residents in the Federation of Malaya. Sarawak,
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    UPI ban lifted
    38 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The ban imposed' on United Press International by the Indonesian Government has been temporarily lifted to allow the American news agency to cover the Asian Games in Jakarta, it was announced here today.
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    Bar admission
    26 9 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. Roy Sharma, barrister, was admitted to the Singapore Bar by the Chief Justice. Sir Alan Rose, in the High Court today.
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    WD union asks branches to get ready for strike ballot
    251 9 SUNGEI PATANI, Friday. THE War Department Civilian Staff Association A has asked all its Federation branches to form "acting committees" in readiness for the issue of strike ballots to its 10.000 members. In a circular to branch secretaries, the general
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    Copy the Chinese, Malays told
    103 9 Copy the Chinese, Malays told KAJANG. Fri.— A call to Malay settlers at Sungei Takali near here to learn from their Chinese neighbours how to Improve their living standards was made by the Mentri Besar, Dato Aba Bakar bin Baginda. He was opening an $8,000 mosque for Muslim settlers in
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    Variety show at end of L-month
    65 9 PENANG. Fri.— An Australlan singer. Miss Audrey Rutherford, will be one of the non-Malay performers taking part in a variety show to be held on the Dato Kramat fcround tomorrow night to mark the end of National Language Month. The show, sponsored Jointly by
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    Acid man jailed
    41 9 KUCHING. Fri Teo ing Long. 22. was sentenced to 12 months' tall by the Sibu High Court for causing grievous hurt to Tong Ing Chiew, 22. by throwing acid at him in Market Road. Slbu. on Aug. 2.
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    Church hit by loss of expats
    107 9 Church hit by loss of expats IPOH. Fri. The once prosperous St, Andrew's Presbyterian Cljureh of Perak has been hard hit by the MalayanLsation of the Government services. An appeal letter by Mr. Harvey Paterson, secretary of the appeal committee of the church, has disclosed that Malayanlsatlon has resulted In
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    DEATH RAIL MEN URGE TRADE RETALIATION
    129 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. The Slam-Burma Deatn Railway Association want* the ASA countries Malaya, Thailand and the Philippines to restrict the import of Japanese goods into their territories. The secretary of the association, Inche Mohamed bin Daud. said today that this move followed the Japanese
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    DEATH
    26 10 Wordt Sit (Minimum} SEBASTIAN X CRUZ Passed away peacefully 15-8-62 at Murukumpuzha i India I beloved husnand of Kurusols nd father of Richard and Nupoleai..
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    32 10 29 era's Sit /Minimum* THE FAMILY OF the late Tan Kay Pan* slnecrcly thank friends of Kimpong Amber and relatives for their con- I <ioi*nces. wreaths and attendance at Ihe funeral.
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    GREETING
    30 10 U Hera's fit (Minimum) CONGRATULATIONS MADAM S. T. U>h at reopening of Juwita Beauty I Parlour. H Still Road. S pore. Best wishes from Singapore and Kuala l.umpur friends.
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    196 10 U Wmrit Sit (Minimum) THE COCKPIT'S Java RDsttafel la served every Saturday and Sunday lunch tMlie CO»>ERTONB Is the to* quality suntan product In every way! There a no guesswork about Coppertone's superior Tanning speed-with-aafety GET RID of excess poundage. Leok younger better, r.njoy Rvvits with every meal the
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    The Straits Times Kidnappers Beware
    715 10 The Straits Times Kidnappers Beware Saturday, August 18, 1962. Since kidnappers became liable to the death penalty there have been two trials under the new law in Singapore and one in the Federation. Six men were in the dock in the first Singapore trial, charged with kidnapping i a pepper
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    No Tax Cuts
    345 10 Wall Street has not reacted unfavourably to the President's rejection of a shot in the arm for business in the shape of an early tax cut No doubt it was impressed by the far from cheerless picture that Mr. Kennedy drew of the state of the American
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    Help Needed
    232 10 In the midst of a national anti-tuberculosis campaign whose aims must include the preventive isolation of the infected, it is unthinkable that a large number of chronic cases should be turned out and sent home, if they have one. Yet unless something is done this is what will
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    TO THE MOON AND BEYOND
    1505 10 The obstacles that still reman^^beovercome from A CORRESPONDENT LONDON, Friday THE Russian manned orbital flights of th© past week-end have demonstrated c I c a r ly man's ability to live for co m p aratively short periods of time in space. The achievement is
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      902 10 CLASSIFIED ADS. RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMINTS M W»Hi UJ» (Mm.) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In 8ln(a--porr. Orchard Road, Sunday Service 9 i.m and 6 p.m. All welcome. CALLING ALL YOUTH Come nit hear Thr RlcMousness of Ood" speaker Mr. R Butler Chlneee Ifetiiodut Church 255. T*lok Ayer Street, smcipor*. I— Sunday 4.00 p.m. WESLEV
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    Pirates' wings of fear
    277 11 A lone bomber and its radio scare marauding vessels into submission SINGAPORE, Friday. pi RATES operating off the coast of North Borneo are being cowed by a lone Shackleton bomber. The secret of its success is neither guns nor bombs, but its radio. I Immediately a
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    TOBACCO, LIQUOR REVENUE GOES UP
    152 11 TOBACCO, LIQUOR REVENUE GOES UP SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Customs DeDartment collected $25,836,000 revenue from tobacco In the first seven months of this year— sl,62B,ooo more than the estimates and $2,161,000 more than in the same period last year. Revenue from most of the ■ither imports, such as petroleum and liquor,
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    Rural move
    24 11 MUAR. Fri— One hundred and twenty families have moved into a 4.000-acre rural development area in Bukit Serampang. 42 miles from here.
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    Rape charge
    47 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. Ngok bin Harun, 42. was tentatively charged In the First Magistrate's Court today with rape at his house In Petallng Jaya yesterday at about 10 p.m. A preliminary Inquiry was fixed for Oct. 16. Ngok was allowed a bail of SI. 000.
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    Detective wife unearths 'startling facts'
    274 11 Detective wife unearths 'startling facts' STRANGE EVENTS IN ARMY QUARTERS... SINGAPORE, Frt.— 3 Blond Austrian-born Mrs. Gertrude Fortt, wife of a British Serviceman, has made a report to police of "strange goings on" In her Dempsey Road army quarters. Immediately after lodging a report at the Central police station last
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    Jail for CBT
    44 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt. former salesman of Nestles Products (Malaya) Ltd.. Llm Yew Leong, 29, was today sentenced to 30 months' Jail by a magistrate's court dn three charges of criminal breach of trust of chocolates worth $2,359 belonging to the firm.
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    Music from Rome
    20 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Radio Rome today presented Radio Singapore with 50 records of classical and popular Italian music.
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    Opposition call for Assembly meeting
    124 11 Opposition call for Assembly meeting SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Barlsan Sosialis today Joined the Workers' Party in the call for an immediate sitting ol the Legislative Assembly to debate the proposed changes in the Malaysian citizenship. Mr. David Marshal chairman of the Workers' Party, was the first to request the sitting.
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    Praise for Teochews
    53 11 PENANG. Fri.— The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, today praised the Teochew community for adopting a Malayan outlook. "You have played a great role In the country's development in the field of trade. commerce and education." he told the Federated Teochew Association of Malaya at their
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    Malaya at talks on poultry
    41 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaya is among more than 40 countries represented at the 12th world poultry congress now going on In Sydney. About 1,500 delegates, Including 500 from overseas, are attending the congress, which ends tomorrow.
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    EXIT: POPULAR MALAYA HALL WARDEN
    320 11 EXIT: POPULAR MALAYA HALL WARDEN From DOUG LACKERSTEEN: LONDON. Friday TtHE appointment of Mr. R. D. R. Osborne, popular A Warden of Malaya Hall, the students hostel here, is to be terminated at the end of this month. Mr. Osborne has held the! post for more than seven years. His
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    New union for 2,000
    67 11 SEREMBAN, Fri. A new union catering for all types of workers in the petroleum Industry Is to be formed in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. It will be known as the National Union of Petroleum la. dus try Workers. Six hundred members of the National Union of
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    Calling the lost parents of little Meng Chee
    122 11 SEREMBAN, Frt— The Social Welfare Departments of Seremban and Singapore are trying to contact the parents of eight year old Chang Menc Chee (above), -lias Low Poh Chee. A statement issued by the Social Welfare Department here says the child is being
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    $120,000 in clinical chair fund
    105 11 $120,000 in clinical chair fund SINGAPORE. Fri.—Singapore and Malayan doctors and dentists are respondi r u enthusiastically to a call for donations to a $600,000 endowment fund for a clinical chair at the University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur. The plan for the endowment fund was first announced at the
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    Workshop date
    41 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri— The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jubir, will open the worshop of the Sri Jaya Transport Company Ltd., at the junction of Jalan Utara and the Federal Highway In Petallng Jaya. on Aug. 26.
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    MILLION TOLD: PUT IN YOUR CLAIMS
    216 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. a million policyholders of 39 mushroom insurance companies in the Federation which have been compulsorily liquidated, can now send in their claims for refunds of premiums. But Treasury spokesman warned today that policyholders should not think that the lon* wait was
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    Catholic News applauds Malaysia
    130 11 Catholic News applauds Malaysia qiNGAPORJE, Fri The Malayan Catholic News today rejoiced at the formation of Malaysia "because It Is yet another of the heavy blows struck by Malayans at Communism in Asia." In an editorial, the paper announced that Its masthead would be changed immediately to the Malaysia Catholic
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    Police union conference
    44 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The Police Administrative and Clerical Services Union will hold its annual delegates conference on Aug. 25 at 4.30 p.m. at the Federal House canteen. The conference will be opened by the Minister of Labour. Inche Bahaman bin Samsudln
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    Bicycle thief
    29 11 PENANO, Fri— A former Inmate of a reform school. Alias bin Mohamed Hamld, 10, was today Jailed for one year for stealing a bicycle on July 13.
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    Over-aged girls get school
    38 11 MUAR, Fri. A $100,000 girls' school will be built next to the present Convent School here early next year. It will be known as St. Theresa Girls' School and will take only over-aged glrls^
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  • The Straits Times SATURDAY FORUM
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      THE END RESULT WILL BE DISUNITY
      495 12 A unified teaching scheme? 'J'HE Chief Education Adviser, Inche Aminuddin bin Baki. said recently that teaching was a dedicated profession and high salaries would attract the wrong types. lam afraid it is difficult to accept that as an adequate explanation for the extremely poor
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      PAY DELAY COSTS GIRL HER CAREER
      139 12 I READ with mounting indignation the letter from your correspondent "Mum" whose daughter's marriage was postponed because of the Education Ministry's delay In the payment of arrears to some 500 teachers who qualified in December. 1960. I am the sister of one of these
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      Hydro dispute: The company explains
      331 12 Hydro dispute: The company explains DURING the recent period when publicity was given to the dispute Detween the Perak River HydruElectric Power Co. Ltd. and the Perak Hydro's Employees' Union, the company deliberately avoided making any press statement for the reason that it was considered such action would not help
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      THE RED TAPE ARTISTS OF THE EPF
      308 12 THE RED TAPE ARTISTS OF THE EPF lAM not impressed by Y. C. X.'s assertion that I allowed my temper to get the better of me when I described some of the more fatuous things an EPF member is supposed to do and say before he can recover his dues
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      lucky draw' driving test
      234 12 IT would appear that there is no co-opera-tion between the Singapore Traffic Branch and the driving schools. I know the case of a person who went to have his Highway Code and eye-sight test having been told by the drlvln" school that an ap- polntment had
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      THE CAMEL HUMPS THAT MENACE ALL MOTORISTS
      152 12 THE CAMEL HUMPS THAT MENACE ALL MOTORISTS I BELIEVE road users in Ipoh have had their patience taxed long mourn. Trenches cut across roads have been refilled and patched up in a manner that presents a constant danger. By far the most disgusting ones arc those with excessive patching nn
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      289 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS o. Minor attraction need* pages? 1. Iron pipes blocked by grit are and howl (8). In ruins (4, 3, 8i 6. Idlers all returned In the Up8. Bicycle pedals may be snares per House (S). for miserable specimens (3. 5). 7. Making up the accepted mode)
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    Quiet -but as tough as teak...
    1421 14  -  DODDY HAY A CLOSE-UP OF ENGLAND'S FORTHRIGHT NEW FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION SECRETARY by LONDON. Fri. THERE is a sound of hammering these days at Lancaster Gate, where walls are being demolished and rooms rebuilt in the headquarters of the Football Association. The commodious apartments occupied
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    Singapore rubber mart: Little activity again
    543 16 HTUIS has been again a short week on the Singapore Rubber Market as Monday was a public holiday, state Lewis Peat in their weekly review. Tuesday was the last day for dealing in August No. 1 R.S.S. and there was a steady demand for
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    TIN COUNCIL COMMUNIQUE BEPRESSES TIN SHARES
    547 16 From Our Market Correspondent riE mild, uncritical and non committal communique of the International Tin Council had a depressive effect on tin shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. Price drops were not heavy and were insufficient to brine in buyers looking: for shares
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock lacUcca Aux. IS Anf. 17 Industrials: 170.73 175.71 TJiw: 275.21 272.15 I nkken: 173.1S 17*.6« Jan. 1, ItSSsIM.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    652 16 (COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of deals in brackets: Industrial* i Duolops (900) SI. 75. (3,000) 51. 76: East Smelting (300) $2.71 BL. (1,000) 52.70: Fed. Dlap. (1,000) 11.32. (1,000) SI 32*: F.
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    Tin price drops slightly: Freer rubber offers
    281 16 TTHERE was a drop of 87± cents to $423.37} in A the Straits Tin price yesterday on an offering of 245 tons, down five tons. The market had little to go on as the latest communique of the International Tin Council was negative.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    127 16 MELBOURNE, Frl. /"•KNERAL invfstment and indtuVI trial shares had slightly firmer undertone with movements about in balance. Company reports to hand mostly report satisfactory results. Mount Lyell continued to Improve to 2s. 9d. In an otherwise featureless base metals sections. Oils were Irregular with A 00. down Is.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    179 16 •hip* lying alengaMe the Imnptn arharvae teday art: Marlanmna 10, Hannover 42 '43, Madlaon Lloyd 31/32. Mombut Mum 13/14, Wonorato 18, Tozal Mani 31/32. Hoech Dene 46. Outer reads: Kaetne Jebaen. Blitaful. LJUevaan. Teea Breexe, Tong Klan, Nina, Matupi, Nlaabe llaru, Hrnui Maa, Kunak, Toulan, Kaloekoe, Talabo
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    84 16 CHIMES! Praduct tiahanga tlngaa«ra n»an aritaa —t ncul y**t*rday: Caaanot all: bulk $3» acllan. drum |42t nellKra. Cawa: Auguat $28 buyers *2S| teller*. Paaesr: Muntok while 1147* sellers, Sarawak white $146 Mllara, apecLil Sarawak black $107* aallara. Lampon* garbled black SllO aellera. ABTA $120 Kellers. •tngaawre C*e>ra Aaeedatlen
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    129 16 Auamat 17 Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) F. at N. 13 eta. Robinson 9 eta. M. Box 13 cts. Steamahfp 9 eta. Breweries 27 eta. 8. Times 21 eta. 8. Darby 4ftd 8. Traders 25 eta. W. Jacks 11 cts. Unlteers 11 cts. MININGS A. AmaJ 2/- Parian* 1
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    75 16 THE Malayan liMians* Bank*' A»i« •latltn made Utcsc manges In lv rates to merchant* yeaterday tall rate* to $1001: f tiling TT »i OO rtiOy Bti|ian Fran** 181»»: Malland Cuildtrt 1I7|: OtuUch. Marks 1301: Italian Lin )B9M: Narartgian KrWMr 2331. On the fr*« aicnangi mirWl ID Hang Kang
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    Malayan Cement
    23 16 The Rawang woi'ns Of Malayan Cement Ltd. produced 23.132 tons In May. 25.702 tons In June and 24.953 tons in July.
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    Amal Rubber
    13 16 The July output of Amalgamated Rubber Estates LU. wu 1,157.300 lb.
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    280 16 PRICES on the Federation Rubx b*r Exchange remained unchanged throughout the mormnc session in thin trading until after the release of the noon prices when the market eased slightly on scattered selling. Turnover was small. Prices eased a shade at the opening of the afternoon session
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    218 16 SEPTEMBER flnt grade rubber buy*ra f.e.a. closed at 6 p.m. in Singapore yesterday at 73J cents per lb.. down quarter of a cent on Thurodny'a closing price. The tone was quiet. S.C.C.R.A. dosing prices In cents per lb., yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.B. prompt f.o.b. buyers T3». sellers
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    CLOSING PRICES
    38 16 August I"RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 73, cents (down a quarter of a cent). K.L.: 731 cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5423.37 i (down 874 cents). Estimated unofficial offer ins 245 tons (down 5 tons).
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      434 17 J.K.R. NEGERI SEMBILAN The closing date of Tender for laying of water mains and construction of ancillary works in the town of Kuala Pilah, 's extended to 27th August, 1962. J.K.R. NEGERI SEMBILAN The closing date of Tender for casting and supplying of components for bridge work at Kuala Rembang
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      535 17 NOTICES ttTY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE Temporary closure of Strathmore Avenue between Bauer Terrace and the Car Park near Qneenatewa Secondary Technical Sch. Notice is hereby given that the section of Strathmore Avenue between Buller Terrace and the Western end of the Car Park near Queenstown Secondary Technical School will be
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      431 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH Applications are invited for appointment in the Department of English as Lecturer/ Assistant Lecturer in English, with particular reference to 19th and 20th Century English Literature. Candidates should have at least a good Honours degree with suitable teaching and research experience. Applications
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      Merdeka soccer: 12 teams to be split into four groups
      238 18 Merdeka soccer: 12 teams to be split into four groups KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THIS year's Merdeka soccer tournament which begins here on Sept. 8 will be run on the same lines as the Asian Games competition. The F.A. of Malaya's organising committee decided today that the 12 nations taking part
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      SPORTS DIARY
      77 18 SOCCKR MALAYA CUP FLNAL: Sgor v Penang (Merdeka Stadium 8.30 pjn.i BI'RNLET CUP FINAL: S'gor v Perak (Merdeka Stadium 7 pjn.>. CRICKET MENTRI BESAR'S SHIELD: North Malays v South Malays (Penang) FRIKN'DLY: Federation Prisons v Spore Prisons (Sultan Yusof Stadium. TaipingV HOCKKV TOl"R MATCH: Spore v Ceylon iJalan
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      SUMMARY
      21 18 SOCCER TAIPING Learue. Div 2 Kamunting 3 P.W D 0. HOCKEY ANNUL MATCH "Taipingi: Federation Prisons 3 Spore Prisons 1.
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      Lock icon MALAYAN FLAG GOES UP AT JAKARTA
      167 18 MALAYAN FLAG GOES UP AT JAKARTA JAKARTA, Fri. The Malayan flag Mew alongside those of India, Pakistan, Thailand, Burma and Indonesia over the Games Village here yesterday as early arriving athletes settled in for the fourth Asian Games which open here on Aug. 24. The first batch of 80 members
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      Lai Yee takes title in 2 sets
      285 18 Lai Yee takes title in 2 sets •ITUALa LUMPUR, Pri fZ afrl 1 La Y ep (Perak) w °n shP hi«f n« Ineles tltle when sne beat Diana Grut 6-2 6 2 •n the Malayan junior tennis Championships at.the sJSSif gor Golf Club courts today Other results: «."uay. Boy, sinrles
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      Mudlifah's 1.5 jump beats native record
      227 18 Mudlifah's 1.5 jump beats native record KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— Mudlifah Yusoff. a Penang schoolgirl today broke the Malayan native record for the women's high jump at the Mer<ieka Stadium here. Competing in the Malayan schools championships, Mudlifah cleared 1.5 metres (4Xt llin> to beat the Native record of 1.48 nipirts.
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      16 horses entered for King's Cup
      795 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl.— The Selangor Turf Club has received 16 entries (or the King's Cup for Class 1 horses to be run over 6f here o n Sept. 2. They an Bilah Sayang 11. Bowdler. Eskdale Chief. Flash Time. Forest Beau 11. Happy Melody.
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      SALJI LOOKS A GOOD THING IN MILE EVENT
      205 18  - SALJI LOOKS A GOOD THING IN MILE EVENT EPSOM JEEP: By Singapore, Fri. OALJi, late Hopeful Blue, should prove too good for *3 his rivals in the one mile handicap (Race 6) at the amateur meeting at Bukit Timah tomorrow. Salji made a successful < debut at Gymkhana racing when
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      GYMKHANA CARD
      393 18 RACE 1—2.15; Class 5. Div. 1, (catchweichU 12.7)— M: 1 Golden Charm. 2 Eminent Prince, 3 Zaritt, 4 Bubble. 5 Teddy Boy, 6 Spuds. 7 Surrender, 8 Cascade. 9 Rum. 10 Girlie. 11 First Choice, 12 Lzaza 13 John Willy. 14 Nugget; RACE 2—2.45; Women's Race (Classes 2,
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      All eyes on Ghani again
      52 19 34,000 EXPECTED TO SEE FIRST CUP FINAL CLASH BETWEEN SELANGOR AND PENANG PENANC (from left): Kirn Hock; jalil, Saaid; M«»lan, Slang Teik, Cheong Lim; Kuppan, Baba, Siang Hock, Ibrahim, Omar. SELANGOR (from left): Cheng Lee; Soosay, Noordin; Inder, Dutton, Roslan,; Cabrielle, Kirn Ung, Arthur Koh,
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      JALIL'S JOB TO MARK THE SELANGOR ACE
      668 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By ITUALA LUMPUR. FrL The first thing to say about almost any of our big soccer matches these days is that ultimately the result will depend on the contribution in goals Abdul Ghani will make to the game. This has been
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    SURRENDER!
    72 20 A DRAMATIC picture of pirates at boy a white flag flutters, and hands go up in surrender, as a lone, lumbering Shackleton bomber overhead radios this pirate boat's position somewhere off the North Borneo coast to high-speed, well-armed police and RAF boats waiting ashore. In this particular instance, the
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    Tourism talk
    33 20 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Mr. Paul Peralta, executive officer of the Singapore Tourist Association, will give a 15-minute talk over Radio Singapore at 7.15 p.m. tomorrow on "Singapore as Regional Centre of Tourism."
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    Dato Lee's party
    80 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Vice-Chancellor of the University of Singapore Dato Lee I Kong Chian, and* Datin Lee will hold a cocktail party on Aug. 27, to welcome the de- 1 legates attending the Regional Conference on Legal Education. The party will be held at Eusoff College, University
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    To open show
    36 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Yang di Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Isnak, will declare open an exhibition of the Singapore Institute of Architects at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Aug. 27 at 5.30 pm.
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    Premiere is off
    34 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Stage Club has cancelled its gala premiere of the "School for Scandal" at the Victoria Theatre on Sept. 1 because of he National Referendum ■cheduled for that day.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    387 20 LONDON. Fri. Stock markets ended their best weekend account lor months on a much quieter note today. Following yesterday's easier close, prices lost turuier ground in early dealings but very little selling developed. Prices soon steadied at the lower levels and later staged a limited recovery. The tone
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    STORE BEAT' A-GAMES RIVALS 2-0
    299 20 STORE BEAT' A-GAMES RIVALS 2-0 SINGAPORE 2 CEYLON 0: SINGAPORE, Friday. •"THE Singapore hockey team's Asian Games hopes x rose today with their 2-0 victory over Ceylon here today. Singapore and Ceylon are drawn in the same group in the Jakarta tournament. h Despite a wet ground, there I were
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    Pak. faces big task, fights back
    303 20 Pak. faces big task, fights back LONDON, Fri. -Imtlai Ahmed and Mushtaw Mohammad made a fighting reply when Pakistan faced England's formidable 480 for live declared on the second day of the fifth test |at The Oval here today. After Ijaz Butt had provided-' David Larter with hLs first Test
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    Peking drama
    40 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. Miss Wu Yih Lin, a Hongkong artiste, will star in two wellknown Peking drama excerpts from "Lady Precious Stream" and the "Fisherman's Revenge" to be -staged at the Cultural Centre Theatre on Sunday at 8 p.m.
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    DEATHS
    167 20 DING HINO HUA MOI, 64. parsed awiy on 17/H/62 leaving behind his beloved wife, 3 sons, 4 daughters, a •taughter-in-lnr.' and 2 grandsons Service at Wesley Church Lahat Road Ipoh at 4 p.m. is/8/62 before burial at Connolly Road Cemetery. MR. K. VYTHILINOA THAVER. 80. passed away peacefully yesterday,
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    73 20 MR. AND MRS. Danlali thank and exprc«*lon of sympathy, wreaths rir. for their late son Christy Daniala RRI THI FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Khoji Wee Chye thank all friend* and relatives for their expressions of sympathy, flowers, donations, loan of cars and attendance at the funeral. MRS. STANLEY
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    61 20 HAVE YOU BOUGHT your tlekat for piano recital by Yu Chun Tee In aid of Cheshire Home on Tuesday 21/8/62 at Victor* i Theatre at 8.4S p.m.? PARTY FANCY HATS Cracker* Masks and other accessor)** for your or Children* Birthday Party. Pleas* visit our Showroom of Birthday and X'mas
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      165 20 late classified advertisements It Wor4* Sit rWiHimiiiH STARES. To Sylvia and Arthur, a MM. Gerard Robert, at Oleneaglta on 17th Aukuh. jom the nnri HAPPYIIr tl FAMILY Your choice of the KAPITAN REKORD Elegance is one of its distinctive marks another Splendid-looking at all angles. Rugged, is dependability and "hard-to-match"
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