The Straits Times, 21 August 1962

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    21 1 AVI HACK DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 flatted The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, AUGUST 21, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    RAZAK's PLEDGE
    492 1  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS: 'All in Malaysia treated as one family' From KUCHING, Monday Borneo to share in rural progress MALAYA'S rural development plans will be extended to farmers and rural dwellers in Sarawak and North Borneo when the Federation of Malaysia is formed by Aug. 31 next year. The
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    Brisk trade in smiles as the King looks into Thiam hue's cot
    167 1 Brisk trade in smiles as the King looks into Thiam hue's cot NINE-MONTH old Cheong Thiom Lye was not overawed by Hie importance of -Hie occasion when the King looked into his cot at the babies' home at the Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement yesterday. He pulled himself up end flashed
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    The Navy holds a notorious pirate
    81 1 The Navy holds a notorious pirate SINGAPORE, Mon. A notorious pirate was arrested yesterday when the Royal Navy destroyer Caesar intercepted a boat in North Borneo waters. Twelve other suspects were also taken into custody. All 13 were handed over to the police at Sandakan. The Caesar has Just Joined
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    Indian protest
    39 1 NEW DELHI. Mor.. —India has protested to China against the violation of Indian airspace over Ladakh by a Chinese aircraft on July 7 Mr. D. R. Chavan. Deputy Defence Minister, told the Upper House of Parliament today.
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    Sarawak to send farmers to tour Malaya
    277 1 KUCHING, Mon. A total of 300 farm- I ers and 150 Junior officers of the Agriculture Department will visit Malaya during I the next three years to study modern farming methods. This is one of four schemes to be launched soon to develop
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    Lock icon England win by 10 wkts.
    48 1 LONDON, Mon. England beat Pakistan by 10 wickets in the Fifth Test at the Oval here today to win the series 4-0 with one match drawn. Final scores: England 480 for five declared and 27 for no wicket: Pakistan 183 and 323. Reuter.
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    Winston due out
    18 1 LONDON. Mon. Sir Winston Churchill, Britain's 87--year-old wartime leader, will leave hospital after lunch tomorrow.
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    Union wants counter offer
    171 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. rpHE Singapore Har- bour Board Staff Association today asked the Board to offer counter proposals for pay increases by tomorrow. Mr. Jamit Singh, General Secretary of the Association, said the request was made when the association representatives met the Board's delegation from 2.30 p.m.
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    My dad is a space -hero
    62 1 My dad is a space -hero- HERE is Natasha, six-y;ar-old daughter of Lieut. Col. Pavel Popovitch, now safely landed after 49 orbits (1,250,000 miles) in Russian spaceship Vosrok 4. This picture was wired to London from Russia, where Natasha was playing in her garden near Moscow, soon after her father
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    Lock icon Bomb blast near border
    104 1 Bomb blast near border jLfACAO. Mon. A bomb exploded last night in a riceneld in Chinese territory Just opposite Portuguese controlled Green Island, but caused no casualties and only slightly damaged a road, according to travellers reaching here today. The explosion was heard in many parts of Macao. This fresh
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    REFERENDUM OFFENCE ALLEGED
    63 1 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two men pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court today to a charge of "displaying a poster with a symbol as political propaganda at Paya Lebar Road, at about 1.15 a.m. on Sunday. Chen Shei Wah and Ong Kirn Kny were allowed bail pending trial.
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    STOP PRESS
    36 1 NAZI SENTENCED I t'\UON. Mon lords*, leader of Briti-h National SocialKt n ni< ni was today MStl months till l"i i i»rd> at punlii Met > uv witb intent to pn> \ek<- brrach of P'
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon A NIGHT OF VIOLENCE IN BERLIN
      350 2 BERLIN, Monday WEST Berliners last night stoned a Soviet bus, U.S. army jeeps, Communist border guards and their own police in the most violent of three nights of demonstra lions sparked by the death of an 18-year-old refugee About 8.000 people took part in
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      5-nation hunt for smallpox contacts
      232 2 The English language it the window to a whole world of growing Ideat, A science and technology. Mr Nehru, spealclne <•< the opening of an engineer Ing college in Bombay NEW YORK, Monday. A BIG search for smallpox contacts is being carried out in the
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      Girl who couldn't wait for her space —hero—
      164 2 Girl who couldn't wait for her space hero JVf O S C O W Mon. ITI Space hero Major Andrian Nlkolayev the only space bachelor was jilted recently because his fiancee got tired of waiting for him, it was revealed today. Nikolayev, a handsome and husky 32. was in love
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      Lock icon 14 Reds die
      31 2 SAIGON, Mon.— Viet Cong Communist guerillas lost at least 14 killed when they attacked a fortified Bouth Vietnamese village last week, the Vietnam Press Agency reported today.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon JOAN SEES AGAIN AFTER 21 YEARS OF DARKNESS
      150 2 JOAN SEES AGAIN AFTER 21 YEARS OF DARKNESS WO L V E RHAMPTON, Mon.— A 40. /ear-old mother of six. blind for 21 years, yesterday saw her husband and children for the first time. She Is Mrs. Joan Stan ton. who went blind at the age of 19. Two weeks
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      Fcrmer Premier goes on trial
      70 2 SEOUL Mon.— Former Premier John M. Chang, describing himself as an unemployed ex-polltlclan. vent on trial for his life today on charges of aiding a group plotting to seize power and give him back his old lob. Brought to trial before a five-member army court
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      Caught in -the act!
      72 2 - A SIX-YEAR-OLD Chicago youth expresses amazement when he is caught in the act of giving a false fire alarm in front of a Chicago school. Fire alarm boxes have been installed in front of all Chicago schools since a fire claimed 27 lives. Since then the
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      Lock icon FROM ONE DOCTOR TO ANOTHER: A KIDNEY
      182 2 FROM ONE DOCTOR TO ANOTHER: A KIDNEY I ONDON. Mon. Briu tain's first kidney transplanting operation between unrelated people has taken place in the Hammersmith Hospital here and the doctors concerned are "doing we'l. The operation, one of the rarest double operations in British medical history, took place towards the
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      2 big Bens in Algerian vote race
      88 2 2 big Bens in Algerian vote race ALGIERS. Mon.— The names of the candidates for the first Algerian National Assembly elections were made public early today. They include the Algerian strongman Mr. Ahmed Ben Bella and the Provisional Government Premier. Mr Ben Khedda. The names on the list also include
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon Soustelle riddle: Where is he now?
      126 3 ROME. Mon.— ltalian authorities last night maintained secrecy on the destination of Jacques Soustelle (above), the antiGaullist leader detained by Milan police on Friday as "an undesirable foreigner" and escorted to "a frontier of his choice.' A Ministry of the Interior spokesman, confirming that
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      Lock icon Pickets get jail terms
      72 3 LOS ANGELES. Mon Three demonstrators who were marching outside President Kennedy's weekend headquarters In Beverly Hllli were Jailed yesterday for picketing on private oroperty. The three were among about a dozen pickets identified as members of the Congress of Racial Equality that had been marching near
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      Youth loses a leg and eye
      72 3 VIENNA. Mon— A young Hungarian lost his leg and one eye because he wanted to see his sick grandmother In Hungary for the last time. Zoltan Darnayl, 21. was seriously Injured by a mine when trying to cross the Iron curtain along the AustroHungarian
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      Lock icon Churches turn out Negroes
      68 3 ALBANY, Mon. Negroes tried to attend services In seven white churches here yesterday, bat were sent away by police. Three, including a clergyman, were arrested for refusing to leave. This was the latest move In an organised passive campaign against the colour bar in this southern
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      Lock icon Tragic Thai weekend
      50 3 BANGKOK, Mon. Thailand had a tragic weekend, during which 13 people were killed and 27 others Injured In road accidents. Lieutenant Tuangslt Charusathlen, eldest son of the Thai Interior Minister, General Prapart Charusathlen, was among those killed. His teenage sister suffered a broken arm and leg.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Rainbow bomb: Now a new radiation belt
      250 3 Rainbow bomb: Now a new radiation belt BOULDER (Colorado), Monday. r\R. James Warwick of the high altitude observa- tory here said yesterday that a new radiation belt had been formed around the earth as the result of the United States high-altitude nuclear test on July 9. I He sala tr<e
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      Lock icon 'SKY SPIES' IN ENGLAND IN 'WEATHER RESEARCH'
      167 3 'SKY SPIES' IN ENGLAND IN 'WEATHER RESEARCH' LONDON. Mon. Three U.S. Air Force U-2 let alrcrattr— of the same type as that In which Francis Gary Powers was shot down over Russia In 1960— arrived at Upper Heyford Royal Air Force base near Oxford yesterday. The single seater Jets are
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      Turks allege more Iraqi bombings
      87 3 Turks allege more Iraqi bombings ANKARA. Mon.— Two Iraqi planes yesterday bombed three more Turkish villages in the Mengula Mountains, less than 40 miles from the Turkish-Iraqi border, according to reports reaching here. The reports said the planes made several raids on the villages, but there were no casualties. The
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    • QUICK LOOK ROUND
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        A MARRIAGE—THEN BACK TO JAIL
        98 3 A MARRIAGE— THEN BACK TO JAIL I/DNDON, Mon.— Even the military policeman smiled when Pte. John Rowe vas let out of Jail for his wedding at Chard. Somerset. Rowe. serving a sentence for desertion, went to the Register Office to marry Miss Eunice Dibble, of London then went straight back
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        CENSOR COBBOLD
        27 3 LONDON: Lord Cobbold, chairman of the Cobbold Commission or Mala>sia. has been appointed Lord Chamberlain a Royal appointment that carries responsibility for censoring stage plays.
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        30 3 NAIROBI: Nearly 4,000 Luo tribesmen have formed a new political movement as "a warning" to Klkuyu tribesmen in Jomo Kenyatta's Kenya African National Union "to abandon their dreams of domination
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        22 3 BOGOTA: More than 100 people are reported missing In floods which struck the town of Florencia. about 250 miles south of here.
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        21 3 PABIS: Armed men broke Into a train at a railway station In north-east France and stole arms and ammunition from It
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        30 3 NICE: Art thieves stole a ceramic valued at US$6O.--000 and smashed other treasures worth U5526,000 in a raid on the fabulous Riviera villa of millionaire French art collector Alme Maeght
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      Hungarians purge their 1956 Stalinists
      543 3 Hungarians purge their 1956 Stalinists OUT GO MEN WHO FAKED TRIALS, SHOT STUDENTS RAKOSI reaps the whirlwind Page 8 VIENNA, Monday. THE Hungarian Communist Party has carried out a massive purge of its former Stalinist leaders whose terror rule set off the 1959 revolution, it was reported here. Ousted in
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      Bomb blasts in Madrid
      56 3 MADRID. Mon. A timebomb, the second to go off in Madrid in less than three hours, today exploded at the offices of the Spanish Union organ Pueblo. The blast caused minor damage but no casualties. Earlier a bomb exploded a r the offices of the Madrid
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    'THUGS' THREAT BRINGS BACK VICTIM
    349 4 'THUGS' THREAT BRINGS BACK VICTIM SINGAPORE. Mon. A student teacher, aroused from his sleep by an armed thug this afternoon tried to escape by scrambling to the flat next door through a balcony during a dramatic robbery bid in Moh Guan Terrace, Tiong Bahru. But while he was hiding In
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    Water cut
    26 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Water will be cut off In Reserve Road, opposite Katong Odeon Cinema, East Coast Road, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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    COLLEGE LOOKS FOR STAFF
    206 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. A BIG search for lecturers to staff the three de- partments of the new Ngee Ann College is now on. The college will begin its first academic session in March. It will have a Department of Languages comprising a Malay Section and a Chinese
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    5 open air shows
    95 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will speak at Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat at Hong Llm Green to-morrow at 7.30 p.m. It will consist of 17 items Including a multi lingual comic sketch, a Keronchong Malaysia. Chinese fan dance, the dance of the Little
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    MASTER PLAN REVIEW NOW WITH GOVERNMENT
    133 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A United Nations expert on town planning, Mr. E.E. Lorange. who was here for about six months, has .submitted a report on the master plan to the Singapore Government. Mr. Lorange arrived here in February this year to advise the Government on
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    $37,000 payroll grab bid: Senior Health Ministry man charged
    905 4 $37,000 payroll grab bid: Senior Health Ministry man charged SINGAPORE, Mon A SENIOR Health Ministry official was today alleged to have been involved in the attempted robbery of a $37,029 payroll from the Thomson Road Hospital on June 29. He is Chua Cheng Hin, clerical officer in charge of the
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    DATO LORE: WE MUST LOOK TO LOCAL ARCHITECTS
    218 4 DATO LORE: WE MUST LOOK TO LOCAL ARCHITECTS SINGAPORE, Mon. Millionaire Dato Loke Wan Tho opening the International Exhibition of Students' work from Tropical Schools of Architecture in the Polytechnic Exhibition hall this afternoon said: 'It Is to the young people, who have to live their lives in the tropics,
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    Man stole to feed 5 children
    213 4 Man stole to feed 5 children SINGAPORE, Mon. A man told Mr. Justice Buttrose in the Assize Court today that he was forced to rob because he had no rice to feed his five children. Liew Boon Hup, 40, a welder in the REME, pleaded guilty to a charge of
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    Hindu festival
    22 4 BINOAPORE. Mon. Sri Krishna Jayanti will be celebrated at the Ramakrishna Mission in Bartley Road next Wednesday at 6.30 p.m.
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    Soon—back to the 5-day week
    142 4 Soon back to the 5-day week SINGAPORE. Mon.— lt was black Monday with a difference for most students in Singapore today. Reason: They will soon have a flve-day week again. The Government has declared that the five-day week for school, with extra curricular activities on Saturday morning, as recommended by
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    Singapore girl hits British headlines
    90 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. A 14- YEAR-OLD Singapore girl has hit newspaper headlines in Britain by winning the Gold Medal in the Grade Seven advanced piano examination of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music. She is Miss Tan Oon Choo, second daughter of Mr.
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    REFERENDUM RALLIES
    167 4 I>EFER ENDUM rallies to be held by Singapore political parties tonight are: PEOPLE'S ACTION PARTY: Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew speaking at an Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat show at Hong Llm Oreen at 7 pjn. and seven street meetings at Alexandra Market (7 pjn. to 6.30 pm.); Jalan
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    Printers' dinner
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Master Printers' Association will celebrate its silver Jubilee with a dinner at the Shanghai Room on Aug. 26.
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      273 4 THE folk>wlt« U today's tcbe- Pmn-Amerl««B: Prom Jakarta Cairo, Rome. Pfanfurt, London. dule of civil aircraft move- (PA 818) 9.10 ajn. (QP 733) 9.30 p.m.; to Darwin, menta at Paya Lebar airport, Malayan Airway*: Prom Kuala Bydney (QP 740) 11.30 p.m. Singapore: Lumpur (ML 171) 6.30 ajn.; Japan Air Unaa:
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    Two who didn't pay their bill
    100 5 Two who didn't pay their bill J)ENANG. Mon. Police are looking for two men. believed to be from Singapore, who absconded alter staying a night at the Mount Pleasure Hotel, during the weekend. The men, who did not pay their bill which amounted to just over $100, took with them
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    Dead baby in jar mystery
    40 5 ALOR STAR, Mon. The police are investigating the mystery of a dead baby found in an earthern jar dug up by a labourer. The child is believed to have died two or three years ago.
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    A nurse pays homage to the King
    94 5 A nurse pays homage to the King CHE MAIMUN binte Yussuf f a nurse in the maternity ward at the Sungei Buloh Leper Settlement, was as excited as a schoolgirl when she heard that the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong was paying a visit to the settlement. And when the King visited
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    SAVINGS: APPEAL TO MUSLIMS
    129 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. AN appeal to Muslims to become depositors in the proposed Muslim Pilgrims Savings Corporation was made in the Senate today. The appeal came from the Assistant Minister of Rural Development. Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman. Hajl Khalid said that after the corporation was
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    Mine robbed
    32 5 IPOH, Mon. Five masked men, one with a revolver, held up two watchmen on an iron mine here last night and after two hours took a fuel injector worth $600.
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    Body of girl found in sea
    52 5 PENANG, Mon. Pollre are trying to establish the identity of an 18-month-old girl whose body was found floating in the sea off the Esplanade last Saturday. A police launch towed the body to the Kedah Pier after a passer-by, who saw It. had telephoned
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    ASA project on commodity liaison
    259 5 MEMBERS TO EXCHANGE VIEWS ON THEIR PRIMARY INDUSTRIES KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE possibility of Malaya, Thailand and the Philippines co-operating in various aspects of production and trade in primary commodities will be discussed here at a top level committee meeting on Monday. It will be
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    Regiment to entertain Royalguests in Kluang
    109 5 Regiment to entertain Royalguests in Kluang KUALA LUMPUB. Mon.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agoag and the Raja Permaisuri Acong Will pay a two-day visit to the 6th Royal Malay Regiment at Kluanr on Aug. 28. While there the King will play a round of golf and then dine with all ranks
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    Woman, 72, attacked
    49 5 IPOH. Mon. A vegetable seller, Looi Thye. 72, returning to her home in Buntong new village here at 11 a.m. yesterday found two strangers searching it. She shouted for help and was hit with a stick by one of them as they fled. Nothing was stolen.
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    'ABUSE OF PRIVILEGE' MOVE ON SF ATTACK
    140 5 'ABUSE OF PRIVILEGE' MOVE ON SF ATTACK QEREMBAN, Mon. —An Alliance Assemblyman will move a motion in the Negri Sembilan Legislative Assembly next Monday demanding that a speech by a Socialist Front Assemblyman attacking members of the State Executive Council be referred to the Privileges Committee. The speech was by
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    LIQUOR LOLLIES NOW PAY DUTY
    203 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Sweets containing intoxicating liquor in shops throughout the country will be subject to Customs duties from today. One reason for this is that "large quantities" are being consumed by Malayans, including many teenagers. Dealers with stocks are allowed a month to clear
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    The school trespasser
    56 7 PENANG, Mon. Sultan Mydin. 17, was fined $20 today when he pleaded guilty to a charge of wilfully trespassing into the compound of the Chowrasta Sekolah Kebangsaan on the night of July 23. Mydin was arrested by a policeman who saw him and three other boys climbing
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    Guild leaders
    29 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Lim Say Cheong has been elected president of the Guild of Graduates of the Nanyang University. Mr. Llm Klan Seng is the new secretary.
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    Fear of a Chinese exodus
    2518 7 MALAYSIAN CITIZENSHIP: Dr. GOH ON 'ROOT OF THE MATTER' R. CHANORAN Singapore, Mon In heated battle of words, even pigs rate a minute's mention over the air,.. 'ALL SHEER HUMBUG BY THE I BARISAN i MEN' 'COMPATIBLE WITH EQUALITY— WAT'S MARSHALL'S VIEW* 'J'HE Finance Minister,
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    'BARISAN'S VICIOUS TYPE OF RACIAL PROPAGANDA IN KRETA AYER'
    403 7 'BARISAN'S VICIOUS TYPE OF RACIAL PROPAGANDA IN KRETA AYER' Barismi SoMali.s cadre.s huO gone to his constituents ;n Kreta Ayer with the tale thai after Malaysia. Chinese In Singapore would not be allowed tn rear pins or buy and sell Dork Thin vicious tvt>c of racial propaganda showed that the
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    239 8 2* Word* Sl* (Minimum) TONIGHT Tv Chun Yee piano recilaJ Uert and Chopin at Victoria Theatre »4S p.m. in aid or Cneaalre Homi- Book now! CASV WAV To •llml Eat leea atarchy foods and tnjoy crlap, dali-i-iom Ryvita Instead at any time of the day. SINOAPORS MODEL ACADIMV 'ongratulatee
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      New Gotong Royong
      586 8 The formation of a special implementation committee, announced by the Prime Minister as Bulan Bahasa Kebangsaan drew to a close, marks a turning point in the campaign to promote the widest possible use of the national language. This action has been taken at an appropriate time. Today
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      The Hangman's Tangle
      395 8 The formal expulsion from the Hungarian Communist Party of Rakosi and Geroe obviously is part of the continuing process of destalinisation. But it is very difficult to make any particular sens'out of it, or to understand why the news should have come from Moscow and not Budapest
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      Neutral Laos
      246 8 It was realised at Geneva that Laos would have to i struggle to become and remain i neutralist, &nd that Peking in particular would not make it i easy. The People's Daily is now j urging the troika government of Laos to refuse National Chinese representation, and describes
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    Lock icon RAKOSI REAPS THE WHIRLWIND
    1432 8 RAKOSI REAPS THE WHIRLWIND Sacked -the man who put Hungary on the rack and caused the uprising of 1956... MAT YAS RAKOSI who ranked closely behind Stalin in the world Communist hierarchy and was an intimate of the late Soviet leader, has been sacked by the central committee of the
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    Festival flop—and all those lost roubles
    650 8  - Festival flop— and all those lost roubles CLAY FELKER by lIELSINKI, Mon. President Kennedy Is supposed to have said recently that "the youth leaders of today are the youth leaders of tomorrow The truth of this statement was blatantly evident In Helsinki at the nine-day World Youth Festival, which has
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    Tengku, team captain: I have to keep goal, too!
    345 9 Tengku, team captain: I have to keep goal, too! SABAK BERNAM, Monday. IENGKU1 ENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN said again last night that as "captain, all his ministers must take orders from him and play as a team. "But" he added. "It appears now that I have not only to give orders,
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    Accused of robbing a salesman
    62 9 Accused of robbing a salesman SINGAPORE. Mon. Ang Huay Toh was charged today with robbing Tan Kin Toa. 34. a salesman, of $100 cash and a $3,000 car In SembawaiiK Road, about 6 p.m. on Aug. 16. He also faced a second charge of using a revolver on Tan with
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    Big day for printers
    57 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore General Printing Workers' Uniqri will celebrate its jubilee anniversary on Saturday, which is also Printers' D«y. In Its new premises in Perumal Road, which will be opened by the Minister for Labour at 2 p.m. The ceremony will be followed b] the
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    Transferred
    36 9 BATU GAJAH. Mon— Mr Llm BeonK Chin, formerly Chinese Affairs Officer. Kualo Kangsar. assumed duties here today In the same capacity He succeeds Mr. Lam Ka Chee who has become a Customs officer at Penane
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    Your side, other side and right side of problems
    152 9 Your side, other side and right side of problems KUALA LUMPUR. Men. Mlutioci of problems often become Impossible because people tackling them feel self-important The observation comes from Mr. PJ». Narayanan, sec-retary-general of the National Union of Plantation Workers and chairman of the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions, Asian
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    I WAS TOLD TO HAVE ABORTION SAYS NURSE
    484 9 I WAS TOLD TO HAVE ABORTION SAYS NURSE SINGAPORE, Monday. AN unmarried expectant mother, who until last A week was a nurse, told a district court today that she was "forced" by a friend, Inspector Andrew Loh Chee Chan, to seek an abortion at a house in Neil Road on
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    Body in river
    32 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The police recovered the body of an unknown Chinese on the banks of Sungei Tlram at Kampong Balcar Pada behind the Majidee barracks here early today.
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    $35,000 SUIT: 'NO MUD' PLEA BY JUDGE
    695 9 Partner told me: 'Don't you trust me? I'm Finance Minister's brother' witness By TAI SING ONN Kuala Lumpur, Mon. Swee Chew, an engineering contractor, told the High Court here today that whenever he wanted to discuss some irregularities with his partner H.M. Lee,
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    Don't rush to abandon English: Union boss
    225 9 KOTA BHARU, Mon. —The President of the National Union of Teachers, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, tou a y urged the Government not to rush hastily In an effort to abandon English in this country. Speaking at the union > eighth annual delegates conference
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    Pay claim by SAT A union
    58 9 SINGAPORE, Mon Wage The association has written talks between the Singapore to the union to fix a date for Anti-Tuberculosis Association the negotiations, and the Singapore Manual The union has submitted and Mercantile Workers' claims for more pay and better Union are expected to
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    Zuellig workers to vote on strike
    195 9 Zuellig workers to vote on strike SINGAPORE, Mon. Employees of F. EL Zuellig (Singapore) Ltd.. in Denmark House will take a strike ballot tomorrow afternoon, according to Mr. T. V. Gomez, general secretary of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, which represents them. Mr. Gomez said the ballot was
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      451 9 RADI SINGAPORE SERVICE: 41.7 metres SHOBTWAVE SERVICE AM. 6.00 Time Signal. Negar*- 41 Metres ku. News Headlines; 6.06 Morn- medium wavf sfrvipf ing Melodle*; 7.00 Rendezvous MEDIUM WAVEBEBVICE With Music; 7.30 Time Signal. f7B M tres News: 7.35 Breakfast Club; 8.00 A.M. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 Tune Signal. News In
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      You can be chic too
      675 10 TODAY every woman in the world can maintain a fashion-wise wardrobe no matter how small her clothes budget may be. The wage-earning typist can look Just as chic and smart as her executive sister and the woman obviously from the higher income bracket. The attitude
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      THE SHARP EDGE OF UNKIND GOSSIP
      481 10 FEW of us intend to do any harm when we have a good gossip. It boils down to the fact that* we are ji>t carious about people. We like to talk and hear about them and that is natural. We should be terribly dull
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      Gleaming silver finish
      165 10 Gleaming silver finish /GLEAMING silver can now VI be achieved with no cleaning when plated with the special Rhodium finish recently perfected by a London firm. Called Rhodqplate. It can be electrolyticaily applied to any silver article however old whether sterling, sil-ver-plate or Sheffield plate. The flntth Is virtually indestructible
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      315 10 RHEUMATISM? Jim FIBROSITIS? ■K^^^ARTHRITIS? fT^^gH LUMBAGO? Rheumatism, fibrosim, lumbago, anhrid* aad all —aero lar paint are caused by die tightening ok amdi Kbn Thii preveau tbe free flowing erf blood througb all para of the body, allowing impurities to ace— m— Ute in ■pott. MemboUruin "Deep Heat" Rub is a
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      313 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Mark has returned animal— 1. War that could be over (7). get it? (8). B. Used In the put as a 7. Falsifying OCE la real depharmacy in Waltfc (2, 5). Meration <9>. 10. A way to avoid tne drHl-ser- 8. Stop shut up about
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    MALAY NEED NOT BE MUST FOR MPs
    239 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. f ENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN, the Prime Minister, told the Senate today that the Government did not intend to introduce legislation at the moment to insist that candidates for the 1964 parliamentary election should be able to speak, read and write
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    Grenade boy fund is now $19,000
    62 11 Grenade boy fund is now $19,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A total of more than $19,0*0 has been received through the Kuala Lumpur Straits Times office and the Utasan Melaya for Mobamed Jedi bin Ya'acob Fund. Mohamed Jedi, 14, of Alor Gajah, Malacca, lost both hands in a grenade explosion in
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    'Voice' contest
    25 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.-Twenty-one girls will take part In the tenth pan-Mala-yan "Golden Voice" contest at the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall here on Friday.
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    $8,000 clinic
    18 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A $8,000 clinic at Kampong Segambut, Kuala Lumpur, will be opened on Thursday.
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    Dagger man shot dead: It was self—defence
    184 11 Dagger man shot dead: It was self—defence- SINGAPORE, Mon. A detective sergeant told the State Coroner, Mr. R. S. Chapkhana, today how he shot a man in selfdefence after being threatened with a dagger. The man who was shot was Ooh Lam Cheng, 22, listed on police records as a
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    The three days girls went on a 'sack the teacher' boycott
    1189 11  - The three days girls went on a 'sack the teacher' boycott LIM KIT SIANQ by SINGAPORE, Monday EBB PRO-RED PAPER QUOTES STUDENT LEADER: PEOPLE LIKE MR. SUNG CANNOT BE WON OVER THE commission inquiring into the Chinese Secondary Four examination boycott last November was today told of a three-day class
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      124 11 TIMES CHANGE FOR THE BETTER... PRICES CHANGE FOR THE BETTER I fbj^ NEW HOOVER WW PRICES DOWN (m I The Hoovermatic the best washing machine you can buy, now costs |y| only 5672.00 in Singapore and Penang, and $780.00 in the Federation. Msm Hoover efficiency makes possible this substantial reduction.
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    Malaysian cost of living now slightly lower then in 1959
    375 12 ONE POINT DROP IN TOTAL INDEX THE Malaysian overall cost of living has cheapened slightly during the part three years and, with the exception of the early parts of last year and the year before when rises were recorded, has
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    GRANT'S MAN OFF ON WORLD TOUR
    171 12 GRANT'S MAN OFF ON WORLD TOUR A SENIOR account executive of Grant Advertising Inc. in Singapore, Mr. David Leong, left for the United States by air last week on a fourmonth study tour and leave wnlch will take him round the world. He will spend a few weeks at Grant's
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    Spanish motor-cycles coming to Malaya, S'pore
    154 12 Spanish motor-cycles coming to Malaya, S'pore QPAIN is soon to open a market In South-East Asia for her go-kart machines and motorcycles. In Singapore and the Federation, arrangements have been finalised and shipments of Bultaco machines from the Bultaco factory in Spain are expected shortly. The local representative for Bultaco,
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    Cadbury to enter cake market in Britain
    155 12 Cadbury to enter cake market in Britain INSPIRED by its high- ly successful attack on the chocolate biscuit market, Cadbury now plans a somewhat unexpected, though not unnatural, progression into the cake market, according to a Financial Times report. The reason behind the move Is undoubtedly the stagnation of the
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    2 armoured commercial vehicles due soon
    117 12 2 armoured commercial vehicles due soon TWO armoured vehi- cles for use by a security company in Malaya are now on their way here from London aboard the Ben Line cargo passenger ship Benlomond which is expected in Singapore on Saturday. The Austin vehicles, specially reinforced and equipped with protective
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  • COMMERCIAL news and Views
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      Big jump in torch battery imports
      182 12 SINGAPORE'S imports of flashlight batteries in the first two months of this year were almost three times higher than in the corresponding period of last year. The total amount Imported was three million batteries against 1.3 million units, although the February figure at 1.4
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      Lloyd Triestino cargo ships
      66 12 Two 6,800 gross tons cargo vessels are to be built for Lloyd Triestino in addition to the two ships of the same type now being built, it is announced. The four sister ships with a capacity of 10,000 tons each and half full cargo speed of
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      Japan rubber purchases
      42 12 Japan imported 14.610 metric tons of crude rubber in June compared with 14.950 metric tons (revised) In May. the Japan Customs House announced In Tokyo. The July imports were estimated at 14.500 metric tons and consumption 14.500 metric tons.
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      Less iron ore
      42 12 The Yawata Iron and Steel Co said in Tokyo that Japan was trying to reduce iron ore imports during the current financial year by 15 per cent from 25.8 million tons because of its decision to curtail steal output.
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      Plant expansion
      26 12 Svenska Gummlfabriks. a Swedish rubber company. Is to Increase Us tyre plant capacity by 40 per cent initially as, part of its expansion programme.
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    HOUSE PROJECT AT PENANG HOLIDAY PLACE
    206 12 HOUSE PROJECT AT PENANG HOLIDAY PLACE By GUNN CHIT THYE A NEW housing project is going up at Penang's seaside holiday resort, Tan Jong Bungah, about seven miles from the city. On this freehold land, 507 houses are being built for outright purchase or for sale on easy terms. Known
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    Mechanics' training course plan by company
    200 12 Mechanics' training course plan by company service manager A of Cycle and Carriage Co. (1926) Ltd., Mr. Stephen Scow, who recently spent six months at the Mer-cedes-Benz factory in Germany, is now back to provide local Mer-cedes-Benz owners with the most up-to-date service facilities. Mr Scow, 29. will also start
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    New safety belts for cars here
    85 12 Car safety belts manufactured by Britax (London) Ltd. of Surrey, have recently been introduced to the Malaysian market. Called Britax. they are available for different makes of cars and come in two types diagonal and diagonal lapstrap combination also known as the Rally-type. The
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    Pineapple sales
    16 12 Malaya's canned pineapple exports in February totalled 2.365 tons, against 2.077 tons in January.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    123 14 August Mi. tnrac muniu (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) K M 13 eta. Robinson t eta U. Bos 13 cts. Steamship 9 eta. Breuerlca 27 cU s. Timea 2] eta. S. Darby tad. 8. Traders 25 eta. Cold Store 4td L'oiteers 11 cts. W. Jacks 11 eta. MININGS A Amai 2>-
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    111 14 CHINESE Produce Exchange Slngapare noon arises per plsul ysstsfday: Coconut all: bulk $39 sellers, drum 542» sellers, Capra: August $23 buyers. S2S| sellers. Pepper: Muntok white $14 7* aeliert. Sarawak wblte $145 sellers, special Sarawak black $1074 sellers, Lampong garbled black $110 sellers, ASTA $120 aellera. Singapara Capra
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    122 14 MELBOURNE, Mod was quiet on the genA ermlly steady levels In tbe investment and industrial section, with rises slightly tn excess of falls. Movements were narrow. Otis and baae meUls had a slightly easier undertone. Con. Zinc Rio Tinio eased Is. to 16s. 6d. Loans were firm. C.R.A
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    47 14 On the free exchange market tn Hang Keng the U.S. dellsr was quoted at 5.73 a for T.T. and 5.71 i for oath. Sterling was quoted at 15.88 and •ns tssl of geld at 240 a. All Malayan Ixshange Banks' Asteolstion rates were unchanged yesterday.
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    241 14 SHIPS lying alsngslds the Singaaars wharves today are Smith Adventurer 1/2, Isarco 8/9, Caltex Bristol 36/39. Mlkawa Maru 4/5. Petallng 23. Kurlmarau NW. 1, Maron 35/36, Victoria 49. Woodford 13/14, Tarden 47, Bollraba 27/28. Gorgon. Martlnlquais 15/16. Outsr reads: Smith Adventurer, Tacht-Yankea, Toula. Marina Bounty, Tai.'ho
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    208 14 SEPTEMBER Mrtt grade rubbtr bu»«t« lit. closed at b p.m. In Blngapore yestentay at 734 cents per Ib.. down thrt-e-elgbtrui of a cent on Kriday's closlns price Tbe ton* waj vsry t.C.C.R A closing prices In crnts per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8 prompt f.o.b. buyers
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    LITTLE PRICE MOVEMENT ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    538 14 From Our Market Correspondent WHERE was very little I movement In any section on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday. The turnover n*s also small there being no particular sellint or buying pressure. The reason for the lack of interest in the tin section only
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan "took Indices Aaf IS Aug. 20 Industrials: 175.21 175.29 Tins: 274.28 273.45 S rubbers: 172.6S 172.27 Jan. 1, 19i8 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    569 14 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, wltb the number of deals In brackets: Industrials: Dunlops (3,000) $1.74. (3.000) $1.75 8M; F. and N. ords (300) $2.92 81* (1.000) 52.59, (2.000) $2.90. (10,000) (2.91 8M; Oaramon (2,000) $1.54,
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    Tin price edges up again: Rubber market is idle
    191 14 THE Straits tin price continued its recent trend and edged upwards again yesterday by 12 J cents per picul to $423.62* per picul. The offering was unchanged at 250 tons. Local observers said that the market was still largely marking time
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    281 14 rpHFRE was no movement In prices during the morning session of the Federation Rubber Market. Opening a shade lower than Friday's closing levels, prices remained unchanged throughout the morning session In thin trading. There was selective covering of nearby lower sheets which found sellers rather reluctant
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 14 August 20. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 731 cents (down three-eighths of a cent) K.L.: 73ft cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $423.62} (up 12, cents). Estimated unofficial offering 25* tons (unchanged
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      594 14 NITTO LINE HONG KONG I JAPAN SERVICE. s.s. "MEIWA MARU" Voy: C-5 Infill tsr Hiif Kill 4 lipM Parts. PENANG SINGAPORE 30 kg/ 1 Stpt 3/ 5 Stpt Agents: Oceaie Llirl (F. tt M.) US., I Weld On;. Piian tl: ***** OcMiie lit* Slataptrt- > Itl. Demirt Hint. Shppart. Tal:
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      95 14 NOTICE NOTICE Sharikat Lombang Petepan Kaaan 144.. anal Pelepah Kalian Mining UA. Shareholders are advised that they are invited to witness the opening ceremony of one of the Company's main power plant at the Lombong mines (Pelepah Waterfalls) by Yang Amat Mulla Ungku Malmunah btntl Ahmad PIS., wife of H.H
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      74 14 NOTICE NOTICE According to the programme of the Malaysia Ball Night. Mrs Kalsom Dutton was to give away the prices: but due to unforeseen error she was not called to do so. The Committee of the Malaysia Ball apologise for the error. TEMPORARY CONFIDENTIAL FEMALE SECRETARY REQUIRED FOR MANAGER OF
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      614 14 THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Board's wharves will be closed on Saturday, Ist September 1962. On that day no vessels wi.l be worked and no cargo will bo received or delivered. Further, no berthing or unberthing of vessels will be undertaken after movements have been
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      768 15 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE Is hereby given that a General Conference of all the Agents attached to the Singapore Branch of the Life Ins. Corpn. of India will be held at the Office premises on Wed. the 22nd. Instant at 5.15 pjn. Mr. S. O. Santbanam. former ADM (D) has kindly
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      515 15 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIBST MEETINGS. take NOTICE that the Pint Meeting of Creditors In UM undermentioned cases will be held on the 30th August, 1962, at the Official Assignee's Office, top floor, Supreme Court Building, Singapore: Bankruptcy No. 418/61. Mohamed Said bin M. A. Kanm,
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      807 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPOINTMENT OF VALUATION ASSISTANTS an assessor's DEPARTMENT, PENANG Post of Valuation Assistants filled. City Secretary Penang thanks all applicants. VACANCY PRINCIPAL SULTAN ISMAIL COLLEGE KOTA BHARU, KELANTAN. APPLICANTS are Invited from Federal Citizens who are Graduates Special Orade/Buperscmle/ Honours Degree with Diploma In Education to fill the vacant
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      MALAYA WILL SUPPORT ISRAEL MOVE, SAYS LIM
      457 16 MALAYA WILL SUPPORT ISRAEL MOVE, SAYS LIM KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE second batch of about 80 members of the Malayan contingent left here this morning for Jakarta to compete in the fourth Asian Games which begin on Friday. Today's final batch comprised the football, volleyball, basketball, tennis and table tennis
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      116 16 JAKARTA, Mon. Pakistani team officials in the Asian Games village here today wondered whether their team had already won the first Gold medal of the Games. They found they had apparently brought with them the only entrant in the heavyweight boxing cla-ss, Barkar
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      Racing HK pony makes turf history
      227 16 Racing HK pony makes turf history By EPSOM JEEP: Kuala Lumpur, Monday irHARBARDAR, late Ding Dong, made history at the amateur meeting at Bukit Timah on Saturday when he won the Div. 2 scurry over 2f. He was the first-ever Hong Kong pony to race in Malaya. Australian Jockey Alan
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      RAHIM OMAR SPARKS 4-2 VICTORY FOR MALAYS
      242 16 RAHIM OMAR SPARKS 4-2 VICTORY FOR MALAYS MALAYS 4 AKMY 2 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Malays, strong contender for the S.A.F.A. Premier League title, scored their third straight win when they beat Army 4-2 at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Malays, who were the better side, had to fight hard and could only
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      SCA can't guarantee
      108 16 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Singapore Cricket Association s*.id today It would not be abl« to guarantee a contribution of 57.500 towards the cost of invttin* a Commcnwealth XI to play In Singapore and the Federation In October. The S.C.A. had previously promised to contribute 53.000 and It will
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      64 16 JAKARTA, Mon.— The Jakarta City Council has Instituted it major campaign to protect Asian Games visitors against pickpockets the Indonesian capital's most active and Ingenious criminals. Loudspeakers now line the city's principal shopping street and announcers urge visitors continuously to watch their pockets "and help us wipe
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      SUMMARY
      27 16 SOCCER FRIENDLY (Kluang): Indian Invitation 4 SanvisU 3. MALACCA LEAGUE: Div. 2 P.W.D. 4 Field Regiment 1. BATU GAJAH LEAGUE: Koto Bharu Malays 2 M.T.D 0.
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      Invitation for Spore
      123 16 CINGAPORE. Mon. Australia hopes Singapore and Malaya will send large teams to the Commonwealth Games in Perth in November. J. F. Howson, director of the Games organising committee, arrived in Singapore last night to extend his invitation, to Malaya and Singapore. He told the Straits Times: "There
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      Singapore beat Formosa 86-69
      41 16 SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore Selection, with several Asian Games players beat the touring Formosa Universities basketball team 86-69 at the Singapore Badminton Hall last night. In a friendly match earlier, Nanyang University Girls beat Combined Schools Girls Sl-3S.
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      Formosans arrive for Spore matches
      165 16 QINGAPORE, Mon. The 19 member Formosan soccer team arrived early this morning for a match against All-Singapore at Jalan Besar Stadium on Wednesday (kick-off 7.30 p.m.). The team, who are on their way to the Asian Games In Jakarta have just completed a successful tour
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      41 16 SOCCER SAFA PREMIER LEAGUE Royal Navy v Indians (Jalan Besar Stadium 5.16 p.m.K IPOH DIV. 1 Town Council v Kilat Club (Chinese Assembly Hall ground). TAIPING DIV. I No. 2 Workshop v P.W.D. (Esplanade). BATU GAJAH Putra Melayu v UMNO (padang).
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      Lock icon DEATH on racetrack —in California—
      69 17 DEATH on racetrack in California A PPRENTICE Jockey Ruben Martinez, 23, was killed during the ninth race at San Mateo, California, last week. These pictures, taken with a cine-camera, show how the accident happened: 1 Martinez using the whip on his mount, Ccc Hunter, in the lead; 2 Martinez Is
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      129 17 Sellwood lands winner for Aga f)ARIS, Mon. The Aga 1 Khan's Darannour, the odds-on favourite, scored a comfortable win in the £14,500 Prix Morny over 6f, one of France's most Important two-year-old races, at Deauvllle yesterday. Ridden by Australian Neville Sellwood, he beat Shamrock, mount of Yves SaintMartin, by 14
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      521 17 MEXICO CITY, Monday. lyt EXICO completed a 4 l win over Yugoslavia in iTI the American Zone final of the Davis Cup lawn tennis competition here yesterday. In the final two singles Nicola Plllc (Yugoslavia) beat Francisco Contreras 6-2, 6-2, 9-7 and Mario Llamas (Mexico)
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      Charles wins by a stroke
      92 17 ST. MORTTZ, (Switzerland) Mon.— Bob Charles, the New Zealand left hander, won the Engadlne Open golf tournament by one stroke from Bob Verwey (South Africa). Charles had a 72-hole total of 271. Verwey was on 272, and Britain's Nell Coles shared third place with C
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      688 17 ROUS ON WORLD CUP BID ASIAN 6AMES ROUNDUP JAKARTA, Mon. The Thai Chef de Mission for the Asian Games, Mr Kong Visudharomn, said on his arrival here today that his country had sent a letter to the Games Committee bidding for the
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    A Barisan attack on those who 'run'
    402 18 SINGAPORE, Monday. IJARISAN SOSIALIS leader, Mr. Lim Chir Sioog, loniglit hit out at political and busi ness leaders who he said had "run away" froir the struggle for citizenship equality. At a referendum rally at Jurong. Mr. Lim said: "As in every struggle,
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    Magistrate grants summons on proprietorof hotel
    171 18 Magistrate grants summons on proprietorof hotel- KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— A lawyer, Mr. T. Selvarasan, today asked a magistrate for permission to go with the police to serve a summons on lim Foo Yong, proprietor of Hotel Merlin here. The summons calls on Urn to show cause why he should not
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    100 18 Cricket tea scores LONDON, lion. Tea scores in today's cricket matches were: At WESTON-8 V P E RM A K K: Northamptonshire 186. Somerset 196 for seven. AT BIRMINGHAM:— Surrey 301 for eight declared and 17 for one. Warwickshire 105. AT HOVE:— Sussex 187 and 168 for two. Hampshire 114.
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    THE CHIMNEYS GO —WITH A BANG—
    138 18 THE END of two 60ft. chimneys of the Ipoh incinerator which have been a landmark off Stuifei Pari Road, Ipoh. for the past 40 rears. The incinerator, before its shutdown about two years a (to. was a source of annoyance and discomfort to the
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    Two women and gangster shot
    204 18 SINGAPORE. Mon /GANGSTERS were caught early today in a "crossfire" by two detectives in Carpenter Street. One thug was shot down and two restaurant hostesses were injured. The wounded gangster, now under heavy guard in the general hospital, Is in a critical condition. The two
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    RAF DOCTOR ANSWERS SOS CALL FROM A SHIP
    133 18 pENANG. Mon.— An R A.F. i medical officer today made a 40-mile mercy dash by R.A.F. launch to attend to a seriously ill officer on board a Royal Navy auxiliary tanker in the Indian Ocean. The officer, whose name is beinp withheld
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    Head of M.I.C. branch
    38 18 KLUANG. Mon— A Kluang businessman, Mr. Thomas Verels. was re-elected president of the Kluang branch of the Malayan Indian Congress at its annual general meeting held here yesterday. Mr. V.K. Vadlveloo was elected vice-president.
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    351 18 LONDON. Mon.—The general firmness of industrials provided the feature of stock markets today for the start of a new account. Buying was stimulated by optimistic weekend press comment and but for the restrictive influence of annual holidays, business might well have been on a much greater scale. Closing
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    Nair hopes for a teachers' merger
    273 18 Nair hopes for a teachers' merger KOTA BHARU, Mon. The chairman of the Singapore Adult Education Board, Mr. C. Devan Nair, said today he hoped there would be "a merger between the teachers of Malaya and Singapore." Addressing an annual delegates conference of the National Union of Teachers at the
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    Workers' Party puts off decision
    362 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Workers Party executive council tonight failed to take a decision on the new citizenship agreement between the Singapore and Malayan governments. The council, after a threehour emergency session at the party headquarters in Scran goon Road. instead decided to continue their debate
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    29 18 LAGOS. Mon.— lt was announced here today that Mr. Nehru, the Indian Prime Minister, will pay an official visit to Nigeria from Sept. 23 to 26— Reuter.
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    DEATHS
    93 18 TAN SENT. FOH Of T.M.R.. K.L. received cable newt that hl« lister Tan Quat F.e pasted away In London on 19.8.1962. MR. AUCUSTIN FERNANDEZ (Appavacham. beloved father of Mrs. Priacllla Fernandez. M/S. A.K. Kdward and A.F. Arthur, paused away after long illneux on 19.4.62 at his residence in Cherumankarai.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    144 18 C. T. JOHN and Uay Philip think friend* and relative* for thrir kina ajftiatance and valuable glfta at thrlr marriage on 11.8.1962 at Bt. Tnoroaa Chunjl Kl.inK THE FAMILY OF the late Mr lail Wai Kok thank Reverend tmlla Drase, Reverend David Born;, friend" and relatives for their kind
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