The Straits Times, 28 August 1962

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    22 1 \Vlir\(,l DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 fiat*** 1 tie***" The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    Lock icon OFF TO VENUS!
    441 1 US gold, silver spacecraft on 109-day journey to the mystery Evening Star Hopes to correct course in week f APE CANAVERAL, Mon.— The United States today launched a Mariner II spacecraft on a 182,000,000 -mile journey towards Venus, but about five hours after blast-off officials said it
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    Jega—an almost-first second
    61 1 Jega— an almost-first second THE FINISH of the 100 metres sprint Indonesia's Mohamed Sarengat is first, inches ahead df Malaya's Manikavasagam Jegathesan. Third is Rogelio Onofre, of the Philippines. The winner's time is 10.5 seconds. Others at the finish: Hideo lijima (Japan) fourth, Isaac Gomez (Philippines) fifth and J.E.W. Gozal
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    ANTI-PIRACY SWEEP: 43 CAUGHT
    211 1 SANDAKAN, Monday. MOKE tlian 4.'J suspects have been rounded up in a big anti-piracy operation launched by the authorities following a scries of vicious raids in which six people were killed and seven wounded. The Royai Navy, Royal Marine Commandos, the Royal Air Force and jungle
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    Death for 5 urged
    60 1 SEOUL, Mon. South Korean army prosecutors today demanded that five alleged anti-government plotters, including a former U.S. Army intelligence agent, be put to death. The five are among 24 persons, mostly ex-politicians, now on trial before an army court martial on charges of plotting to stage
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    Typhoon Vera
    22 1 TOKYO, Mon. Typhoon Vera was today heading towards Shiwoku. western Japan, the United States Air Force weather office here reported.
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    Tin price up £6
    57 1 LONDON, Mon The tin price rose by £6 on the London metals market today in sympathy with the U.S. announcement last week on new •disposal plans for her stockpile Spot today was £857' 2. Tin shares on the London Stock Exchange also rose, in some cases
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    Old, old shop
    25 1 DARFIELD (Yorkshire), Mon.— A fish and chip shop lere has been put on a list of >uildings of historical and irchitectural interest.
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    Urgent call to 'Shah'
    164 1 AN URGENT "come ot once. You can help us win a medal" cable has been flashed to Shaharuddin Ali in Kuala Lumpur through Tun Abdul Razak, F.M.O.C. President, by Malaya's contingent secretary Thong Poh Nyen today. Calculations on the results of the 100 metres semi-finals and
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    Lock icon WILL AY A FIVE RENEWS FAITH IN BEN BELLA
    340 1 ORAN, (Western Algeria), Monday. T EADERS of the guerilla military district Willaya Five (the Oran area) last night reaffirmed their support of the political bureau without reserve. The leaders made their pledge In a communique published here during the visit of
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    'Brutalities' charge
    44 1 MOSCOW. Mon. The United States in a Note handed over here today accused the Soviet Union of "permitting brutalities" by East Berlin police. The Note also repeated the Western call for four-power talks to find ways of "reducing dangerous tension" In Berlin.
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    5,000 strike
    29 1 LONDON. Mon.— The giant port of London braced itself for possible stoppage by slow strangulation here today as 5.000 lightermen began an official strike over wage rates.
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    RUSSIA REJECTS THE WEST'S BAN PLAN
    164 1 RUSSIA REJECTS THE WEST'S BAN PLAN RUSSIA promptly reject all nuclear tests whj tabled here today, Weste armament conference re] GENEVA, Monday, -ed a draft treaty to ban ich the U.S. and Britain j m spokesman at the disported. The U S. delegate, Mr. Arthur Dean, had put this draft
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    Death on a scooter
    57 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. A City Council clerk, G. Balakrishnan. 21. died on the spot when his motor scooter was involved in a collision with a taxi and a STC bus at Mackenzie Road at 9.50 p.m. tonight Inspector Di Krlshnan tonight appealed to witnesses of the accident
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    Lock icon Laos 'Troika9 takes over
    30 1 Laos 'Troika 9 takes over VIENTIANE, Mon. The two-month Laotian coalition cabinet today formally took over the machinery of government at ceremonies in the national administration buildings in Vientiane. Reuter.
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    WIRES RIPPED OUT: 500 REDIFFUSION SETS SILENT
    73 1 WIRES RIPPED OUT: 500 REDIFFUSION SETS SILENT SINGAPORE, Mon. Rediffusion sets in about 500 homes in the Balestier Road area were silenced yesterday. Police are investigating a complaint by Rediffusion (Singapore) Ltd. that several lengths of wires were cut and ripped out. The affected sets are in Boon Teck Road.
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    Malaya cuts force in Congo
    199 1 Malaya cuts force in Congo 17UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Mon. The Federation Government today announced officially that the Malayan special force of 1,300 men in the Congo is to be reduced by onethird. An official statement said the United Nations had agreed to the government's request to withdraw some of the
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 RED CUIA BASE? TAIPEI Mon. The Chin.i News said editnriallv tbrrr is, the "likrlibodil th jt Ras^ is prcparinc t.. ut-r Cuba as a ba>r f«r mi>Mlr> or similar *r.*p<>n-
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      LABOUR MP DEFENDS RED WALL IN BERLIN
      245 2 BERLIN, Monday. ]yjR. Richard Crossman, Labour M.P. for Coventry East, said on a West German TV programme last night that the Berlin wall was a prerequisite for peaceful coexistence. The wall, he said, prevented a revolt in East Germany which would have resulted
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      Lock icon 11 die in crush
      69 2 JOHANNESBURG, Mon— Mr. Max Neppe, a city councillor, said yesterday he would raise in the council "as a matter of public urgency," Saturday's incident in which 11 Africans were suffocated or trampled to death in a railway station crush. The dead were among a crowd of
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      Lock icon Off to Saud
      24 2 AMMAN, Mon. King Hussein of Jordan left oy air for Saudi Arabia today for a private meeting with King Saud. Reuter.
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      Crisis mounts in Algeria PHOTO NEWS
      102 2 Crisis mounts in Algeria PHOTO NEWS TTTHITE-helmeted Alge1/1/ rian police, carrying sub-machine guns, move through the huge crowd which surged on the Algiers Forum and invaded the Government building in a mass demonstration last week demanding an end to the Evian Agreement. The crowd invaded the building, sweeping past the
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      56 2 I am fed to the teeth with dignified Christianity, which hat ended up convincing 90 per cent of the population that Christianity has nothing to M| with them. IV The Rev. Roy Trevivi.ui, vicar of St. Francis Church, Guilford. defending his bishop against criticism lor dancing the "Twist" at
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      Lock icon Flood deaths
      16 2 NEW DELHI. Mon.-Nlnety people have been killed so far in this year's floods.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon DE GAULLE: NEW MURDER BID IS FEARED
      486 3 DE GAULLE: NEW MURDER BID IS FEARED PARIS, Monday. pOLICE fear Secret Army Organisation (OAS; commandos may strike against President Charles de Gaulle on his September visit to Germany, reliable sources said yesterday. They said police anxiety was compounded by: THE APPARENT elaborate planning and organisation behind Wednesday night's assassination
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      Lock icon Another year for -Black
      44 3 Another year for -Black- HCNG KONG, Mon. Sir Robert Black's term of office as Governor has been extended for a year up to Jan. 22, 1964, according to an oiUcial announcement la< night. A government spokesman said that Queen Elizabeth had approved the extension.—Reuter.
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      Storm kills 3 in Japan
      55 3 TOKYO, Mon. Typhoon Thelma, downgraded to a tropical storm, swept into the sea of Japan yesterday, leaving a trail of death and destruction. Three people were killed in the typhoon, nine others were missing and at least 24 were Injured Thousands of dollars of property
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      Lock icon Woman's claim
      41 3 BELLI NZONA (Switerland), Mon.— Mrs. Nini Boesman, a veteran Duach woman balloonitA who said she went on her honeymoon in a balloon, bas arrived here claiming new distinction that of first woman to pilot one over the Alps.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Farm visitor
      33 3 WASHINGTON. Mon.— Mr. Konstantln Pysln, Soviet Minister of Agriculture, will arrive In the United States on Sept. 10 for a study of American farming methods, the U.S. Agriculture Department announced Reuter
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      ibet elections
      38 3 HONG KONG. Mon A I committee has been set up to prepare for general "elections" in Tibet, with the Panchen Lama as its chairman, the New China News Agency reports from Lhasa, the Tibetan capital— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon Bid to bar Sir Roy from talks
      120 3 Bid to bar Sir Roy from talks I ONDON, Mon. A frontlA page report in the Dally Mail (Conservative) today predicted that Mr. Harold Macmlllan, the British Prime Minister, will dp faced with a "shock demand" for the exclusion of Sir Roy Welensky, the Rhodesian Federation Prime Minister, during the
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        Boy with bullet in brain
        102 3 OPRINGFIELD, (Ohio), Mon. A 14-year-old boy laughs and jokes about the coming autumn school term here Just like my other boy but he has a bullet in his brain. Donal Fllgor was given a one-in-four chance of life three weeks ago after being accidentally shot
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        26 3 BANGKOK: Nine people were killed when a helicopter from the Royal Thai Air Force crashed last Saturday in Lopburi Province about 80 miles north of here.
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        21 3 HAVANA: Cuban newspapers accused the United States of complicity in the shelling of buildings on Havana waterfront late on Friday night.
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        22 3 AMMAN: An American archaeological crew has discovered a temple nearly 4,000 years old at which the Biblical Patriarch Abraham may n«ve worshipped.
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        24 3 LONDON: All British Commonwealth Governments have agreed to Trinidad and Tobago becoming members of the Commonwealth after the Islands achieve independence next I Friday.
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        12 3 KARACHI: The death toll In East Pakistan's floods has risen to 12.
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        24 3 LONDON: At least 30 sailing dinghies capsized in the mouth of the Thames when hit by gale winds up to 50 miles an hour.
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        31 3 ACCRA (Ghana): Nigeria's Minister of Information Mr. TOS Benson said that west African countries must take the lead towards achieving African unity by setting up a common army, rommunlcat'ons and currency.
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        Casino of the Orient...
        35 3 MACAO: A $54 million plan has been set to make Macao the "Cavno of the Orient" and "Garden City of Asia". Governor Li. Col. Antonio Adriano Lopes Dos Santos announced yesterday.
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        ANN, 75, IS HOOKED
        37 3 SWINTON: Mrs Ann Oliver, 75, was literally fished out of a canal by two anglers who cast a line, hooked her clothes and reeled her ashore. She had accidentally fallen into the water.
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      Hushed for 23 years: The Devil Twain and the angels
      264 3 YEW YORK. Mon. A 11 series of anti-reli-gious essays by the American author Mark Twain, hitherto suppressed by his family, will be published next month, the literary executor of his estate said yesterday in Berkeley. California. The essays entitled. "Letters
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      Lock icon MACAPAGAL: I'LL PURSUE MY WAR ON PRIVILEGE
      159 3 MACAPAGAL: I'LL PURSUE MY WAR ON PRIVILEGE MANILA, Monday. PRESIDENT Macapagal of the Philippines has pledged to pursue his right against privilege, against vested interest, against unscrupulous and socially entrenched position and against selfish power. He was speaking at the laying of the corner-stone of i the new Balintawak Monu-
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      Lock icon Gas halts a fight at Jomo rally
      74 3 NAIROBI, Mon Police fired warning shorts used teargas when fighting broke out at a meeting of Jomo Kenyatti's Kenya African National I'nion at Isiolo, in the Northern Province, police reported here yesterday. The fighting began when Somali tribesmen attacked party supporters. Stones and
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      Lock icon Satellite claim
      29 3 WASHINGTON, Mon. The Washington Post reported today that the Defence Department was planning to adapt Nike-Zeus anti-missile missile to be able to shoot down earth satellites.— Reuter.
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    UNION WANTS STRIKE PAY FOR MEN
    608 4 UNION WANTS STRIKE PAY FOR MEN SINGAPORE. Mon. THE Acting President of the Singap o r c Business Houses Employees' Union, Mr. Tan Siew Chwee, today told the Industrial Arbitration Court that the union felt it was justified in asking for strike pay for its members in Guthrie and Co.
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    Che Yusof opens building show
    200 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. AN exhibition designed to foster a better understanding of the principles and problems of architecture among the laymen opened at the Victoria Memorial Hall today. The week-long show Is organised by the Singapore Institute of Architects. The hall lit up as the Yang
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    REFERENDUM RALLIES FOR TODAY
    144 4 REFERENDUM RALLIES FOR TODAY SINGAPORE, Mon. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and other People's Action Party leaders will sprak at a lunch time rally at Fullerton Square from 12.30 pjn. tomorrow. The PAP wIU also bold 13 street meetings between 7 pjn. and JO pjn. at East Coast
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    School's centenary celebrations -begin
    141 4 School's centenary celebrations -begin SINGAPORE. Mon. St. Andrew's School today began celebrating its centenary which falls on Sept. 8 with a gala swimming carnival. While the search for the oldest old boy goes on to preside over a (rand Centenary dinner on Sept. 8, the Rev. Canon R.K.S. Adams, principal
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    Lee to speak
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will speak at the Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat to be held from 7.30 p.m. tomorrow at the Tiong Bahru Community Centre.
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    Law lectures for public
    211 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Prof. L. A. Sheridan, Dean of the Law School in the Singapore University, will read a talk prepared by Prof. S.A. De Smith. Professor of Public Law at the University of London, tomorrow. The talk on "Constitutionalism in the Commonwealth Today." begins at 5.15
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      103 4 T<HE following Is today's sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From London, Du&seldorf, Beirut, Teheran, Mew Delhi. Rangoon, (BA 718) 6.10 pjn.; from Hong Kong (BA 061) 1.15 pjn.; from London. Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta (BA 990) 7.15 a.m Qaotas: From Sydney, Darwin. Jakarta.
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      119 4 Pan -American Prom Jakarta (PA 818) 1.10 ajn. Malayan Airway*: From Kuala Lumpur (ML 171) 10 ajn.; from Penang, Ipoh, Kuaia Lumpur, Malacca (ML 103) 11.55 ajn from Tr»ngganu. Kuant&h. Kuala Lumpur (ML 117) 4.80 p.m.; from Penang, Kuala Lumpur (ML 107) 5.50 pjn.; from Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh. Penang.
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      127 4 Cairo, Rome, Ftanfurt, London. (QF* 733) 9.30 pjn.; to Darwin. Sydney (QF 740) 11.30 pm. Japan Air Lines: To Bangkok, Hong Kong, Tokyo iJL 713) 8.30 a.m. Garuda: To Jakarta (OA 801) 7.40 pjn. Cafetjr Paetfle: To Bangkok Hong Kong (CX 734) 8 a.m Pan-American: To Saigoi. Manila. Honolulu. Los
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    Chief Kathi to hear 'khalwat' in private
    256 5 Chief Kathi to hear 'khalwat' in private ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Chief Kathi will in future hear all "khalwat" (clos*» proximity) cases in Selangor in camera (in private). This decision was recently taken by the Selangor Religious Affairs Committee, according to its chairman Inche Mustaffa bin Yunos. The committee also
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    19 SENATORS TO RETIRE: TERM UP
    269 5 19 SENATORS TO RETIRE: TERM UP KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. "VINTEEN senators will retire next month when their three-year term of service expires. Eleven were elected by State Legislative Assemblies and the other eight were appointed by the Yang diPertuan Agong. The remaining 19 senators will serve until September 1965. Their
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    Call soon to tender for institute
    108 5 IJUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tenders are being called for the construction of the new $1,180,000 Industrial Training Institute to be built on a 13i-acre site at Kuchal Road, off Klang Road, Kuala Lumpur. It should be completed by May next year. The institute will Include
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    Merdeka guests will come from seven countries
    206 5 Merdeka guests will come from seven countries KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Lord Lansdowne, chairman of th InterGovernmental Committee, will be among guests from seven countries who will attend Malaya's fifth Merdeka anniversary celebrations on Friday. He is scheduled to arrive here by R.A.F. plane from Jesselton on Thursday night. The other
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    Film society
    33 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Mr. A. Siva Perumal has been re-elected president of Federation of Malaya Indian Film Society with Mr. K. Vlckramasingam as vicepresident and Inche A.R. Mohamed Yunus as secretary.
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    —FORCES — STAFF CHIEF SIR RODNEY INVITED TO STAY
    174 5 —FORCES STAFF CHIEF SIR RODNEY INVITED TO STAY KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Chief of Staff of the Federation Armed Forces. Lieut. Gen. Dato Sir Rodney Moore (above) has nearly completed his three-year tour of doty but the Federation Government has asked him to stay on for a further undisclosed period,
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    11 COLOMBO PLAN TEACHERS DUE TODAY
    128 5 11 COLOMBO PLAN TEACHERS DUE TODAY SINGAPORE. Mon. Eleven Canadians will arrive here by air tomorrow to take up positions in Singapore and the Borneo territories as teaching advisers under the Colombo Plan. Their wives and children, »re accompanying them. The entire party consists of 30 people. Three of the
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    Jungle bashers stage a mock ambush
    163 5 A LOR STAR, Mon. A The Sultan of Kedah today watched a mock security force ambush in which three "terrorists' were "killed" and one "wounded." This was enacted In a Jungle base during a royal visit to Malaya's crack bandit fighters, the 3rd Bn
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    Court told of escape bid
    111 5 PENANO, Mon. One of four men Jointly charged with burglary could not attend court today because he was In hospital. "He was hurt when he fell from the roof in an attempt to escape." Woman Inspector !.oh Kuen Chow told the First Magistrate, Mr Ng
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    $37,000 case told of palm print link on car
    278 5 $37,000 case told of palm print link on car SINGAPORE, Monday. TgVIDENCE based on a palm print was recorded in a district court today to link a senior Health Ministry official and a Labour Ministry executive officer, jointly accused of attempted robbery of a $37,426 payroll at the Thomson Road
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    Police rank and file get homes —priority—
    92 5 Police rank and file get homes —priority— TAIPING, Mon. The Federal Government is riving priority throughout the country for the construction of quarter for police personnel, particularly those in tnc rank and file. This was stated here today by the Minister for Internal Security. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul
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    Body found in sea
    40 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Mpn. The body of a Singapore naval base employee. Abbas bin Mohamed Zin, 39, was recovered from the sea by the police here today. His scooter was found near the JDhore fire station later.
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    Road death
    26 5 BUTTERWORTH. Mon. A temple watchman. Sher Singh. 64. died last night soon after he was knocked down by a taxi in Bagan Luar Road.
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    Alarming price trends of our exports
    624 6 Alarming price trends of our exports MINISTER WARNS OF THE URGENT TASK FACING ASA NATIONS RUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Khir Johari, spoke today of the alarming trends in the prices of primary products. He said the need to arrest and correct these trends was
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    A former senior Govt man gets key MCA post
    145 6 A former senior Govt man gets key MCA post KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A FORMER top Government officer, Mr. Yap Kon Choon, 53, has been appointed to the key post of chief liaison officer of the Malayan Chinese Association headquarters. According to a statement from the M.C.A. secretarygeneral. Mr. Cheah Theam
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    2 CANADIAN GUESTS FOR IPOH ROTARY
    86 6 2 CANADIAN GUESTS FOR IPOH ROTARY IPOH, Mon. Two Rotary International exchange students from Canada, are now in Ipoh as guests of the Rotary Club here. They are Miss Norma Ruse and Miss Nina Kozaklawicz. The girls will attend the meetings of the Teluk Anson Rotary Club tomorrow and the
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    Perak MIC say 'We are NOT a drag on the Alliance'
    183 6 Perak MIC say 'We are NOT a drag on the Alliance' JPOH. Mon. The secretary of the Perak branch of the Malayan Indian Congress, Mr. K. R. Ramalinuam. strongly denied hern today that his party "was a drag on the Alliance." He was replying to criticism by a delegate from
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    Cyclist fined
    34 6 PENANO, Mon.— A cyclist. Looi Jool Hon. 22, who was caught riding on the Esplanade padane at 6.40 a.m. on June 4. was today fined $5 for cycling ln a prohibited area.
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    WOMAN WITNESS AT SIMMONS MURDER INQUIRY IMPEACHED
    487 6 WOMAN WITNESS AT SIMMONS MURDER INQUIRY IMPEACHED PENANG. Mon. a LAWYER, Mr. Lim Kean Siew, today accused police conducting investigations into the July 19 murder of Mr. Benjamin Simmons, senior lecturer in English at the Malayan Teachers College, Glugor, of trying to bring in evidence "through the back door." Opposing
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    Dato to open art show
    48 6 PENANG. Mon.— The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, will open the Bth annual exhibition by local artists at the British Council and Penang Library on Sept. 3. Sponsored by the Penang Arts Council, the exhibition will be open dally until Sept. 8.
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    $2,000 bail on rob charge
    54 6 BUTTER WORTH. Mon. Lean Pen e Joo. 29. and Ng Chin Chu. 28 both of Alor Star, were today granted $2,000 bail on a joint charge of robbery. Lean and Ng were alleged to have held up a housewife. Wong Sai Looi. on Aug. 18
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    Tickets offence
    25 6 PENANG. Mon.— Khaw Joo Soon, 19, was fined $85 after pleading guilty to attempting to re-sell two cinema tickets at the Capitol theatre.
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    11 6 PENANG. Mon.— The City Council will meet on Thursday.
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    1548 7  - Space show COMIC STRIP SAGA JOHN DAVY BEHIND THE SPECTACLE A DANGEROUS STRUGGLE IS DEVELOPING by WHILE Russia's two space heroes circled the earth, Berliners celebra ted —if that is the word the first anniversary of (he Wall. It is no accident that the hvo events coincided. Soviet space exploits
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    282 7  -  SIR BERNARD LOVELL -by. SIR BERNARD LOVELL. the man in Britain with his finger nearest to thr pulse of Russian rocketry, talked of what the flight of Nikolayev ond Popovlch means. At Jodrell Bank. Cheshire, where he directs the huge radio-telescope that keeps an eye on or hi tine
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    Threat of strike to backdate award
    270 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE National Union of Government Office Workers has threatened industrial action because of the alleged failure of the Government to backdate an award made by an arbitration tribunal. The dispute involves 28 clerks In the Customs Department who stand to get.
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    RED PAPERS FOUND ON SUPP MEN
    65 8 KUCHING. Mon. --Police here said today that Red documents were found during searches when 11 members ol a Communist organisation were arrested on June 22 and July 23. Some of the documents were found on central committee members of the Sarawak United People's Party.
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    WHY THE PEOPLE ARE COOL TO NEW I-CARDS
    153 8 WHY THE PEOPLE ARE COOL TO NEW I-CARDS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A Socialist Front M.P.. Mr. Ng Ann Teck, said today that delays In obtaining citizenship pape/s was the real reason why people were not coming forward to change their ldentltv cards He was replying to a .statement last week
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    FUND FOR GRENADE BOY NOW $21,000
    171 8 FUND FOR GRENADE BOY NOW $21,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Straits Times and Utusan Melayu readers have so far contributed more than $21,000 to Mohamed Jedi bin Ya'acob, the Alor Gajah schoolboy who lost his hands in a grenade accident. Utusan Melayu has collected $15,513 and both the Straits Times offices
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    The 20th head In 17 years
    63 8 IPOH. Mon. Mr. B. Smith, formerly of the Day Training Centre in Penang, has assumed duties here as headmaster of the Anderson School the school's 20th head since 1945. only five of whom had stayed on for periods of over a year each. He
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    $12,000 theft
    19 8 MALACCA. Mon.— Cigarettes worth $12,000 were stolen from Terendak Camp. 13 miles from here over the weekend.
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    132 8 THE TANG di-Pertuan Be«ar of Negri Sembilan is greeted at Kuala Lumpur airport by his mother, Tengku Puan Be sar Kurshiah. and relatives on his return yesterday after a month's private visit to Britain. He also had a medical checkup there. His Consort,
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    179 8 I haven't had my medal, says a State -Socialist— SEREMBAN, Mon. Mr. Llm Kee Fal (S.F.) today told the Negri Sembilan Legislative Assembly he had not received the medal which had been awarded to him during the Yang di-Per-tuan Besar's coronation last year. Mr. Lim was commenting on an Item
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    Tea with M-day visitors
    42 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon The acting High Commissioner for Ceylon In the Federation. Mr. Arthur Abeywardena, will have tea with the six-man delegation of the All-Ceylon Malay Association to the merdeka celebrations at his residence off Seavoy Road tomorrow.
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    17 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two people were detained last night under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    272 9 STRAITS TIMES STAFF REPORTER JEFFREY FRANCIS OS SPECIAL ASSIGNMENT IN BORNEO SENDS THESE THREE REPORTS ON THE ROAD TO MALAYSIA JESSELTON, Mon The Malaysia inter governmental committee, which is to be set up towards the end of this month, will have at
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    '20 years behind Malaya' is their -verdict
    390 9 '20 years behind Malaya' is their -verdict Mr. Sundang, at the Malay, sla Solidarity Consultativ(> Committee meetings. Mr. Khoo, 44. is a timber millionaire, who was also appointed to the M.S.C.C., but was in hospital for six months In Hong Kong after Its first meeting in Jesselton. The inter-governmental committee
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    Opposition plan united front against Malaysia
    126 9 PENANG, Mon.— Opposition parties in the tedtra tion plan to hold a meeting soon to consider the formation ,of a united front against thr present Malaysia proposals. This move was disclosed today in a joint statement b> Mr. Lim Kean Slew secretary of the
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    354 9 JESSELTON, Monday. TiHE chairman of the North Borneo Chinese Asso--1 ciation told Lord Lansdowne today of his regret that the British Government, a founder member of the United Nations, should have "rashly decided to disregard the principle of sjelf-determi-nation, as stated in
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    163 9 —Appeal to the U.N. is 'futile' says Tun Razak ITUCHING. Mon.— Tun Abdul Razak yesterday described the Sarawak United People's Party's intent'&a to present anti-Malaysia views ,to United Nations as "a futile attempt." He was speaking at a Press conference at Kuching airport, while passing through on his way to
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    DEATH AS HE WAITS FOR LAW RESULTS
    164 9 DEATH AS HE WAITS FOR LAW RESULTS IPOH, Mon. A court official, who was awaiting the results of his final Bachelor of Laws degree examination of the London University, died suddenly in the Batu Gajah Hospital last night He was Mr. A. N. Daniel, 39. a father of three, and
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      728 10 It is astonishing that the women of Malaya have suffered so silently and for so long the inequalities imposed upon them by society and their sex. I The remedy is largely in their own hands. They have the vote. No man can get into Par- liament without
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      264 10 The terms of trade have turned against the commodity exporters, and it is easier to I diagnose the problem than to find a remedy. Foreign aid, as the Minister of Commerce and Industry told the Asa Committee on Primary Products, is not the solution. Yet this is true
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      251 10 With the showdown between I Mr. Ben Bella's Politbureau and the Willaya Four, the exguerilla force garrisoning (and therefore controlling) Algiers, the prolonged Algerian crisis enters upon a new and dangerous stage. In the weeks immediately after the referendum and the declaration of independence, the struggle was between
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    1081 10  - Cowboy cult Lure of the (more than ever) Golden West... EX. FARRELL ...AND THE LONG, DUSTY TRAIL THAT IS TROD BY MILLIONS from LONDON, Mon. CO NTRASTINC with the annual Ameri can pilgrimage to Strat-ford-on-Avon, Windsor Castle and the Tower of London, a British party will shortly be heading West
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    14 10 And finds it (elementary stuff, this) in the Referendum Ordinance
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      186 10 CONORATULATIONS to you on your leader on Saturday on the Asian Games entitled "Disgust at the Games I agree with everything you say. All those who believe In sport as a means of promoting goodwill and understanding among nations will certainly deplore the Indonesian action in
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    462 11 THE RULE OF LAW AND JUSTICE IN A YOUNG COUNTRY: ASIAN LEGAL CONFERENCE APPLAUDS SINGAPORE, Monday. •JOP legal 1 experts from all over Asia applauded today as Singapore paid high tribute to Britain for introducing the rule ol law here. "The greatest gift, I will
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    63 11 MIRI. Mon.— A letter urging the Government to remov-i the restrictive residence order imposed on Lul How Ming, a •iewspaper editor, has been handed to the Fttsident of the i Fourth division. Mr J.C.B Fisher. The note was delivered last week by a delegation fror;'. the
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    158 11 Cash aid lures out TB patients JOHORE BAHRU, Mon. The Johore Association for the Prevention of Tuberculosis paid out J52.451 in cash relief to tuberculosis patients _*nd their dependants last year the annual meeting was told today. A total of 1,606 patients and 7.200 dependants received money. The maximum allowance
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    Decree nisi to wife
    64 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Soon Song Keng, wife of Ong Boon How, a police photographer, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today dissolving her marriage on the ground of desertion. The decree la to be made absolute In three months. The
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    23 11 BANTING. Mon.— A variety show will be held at Pekan Sari here on Friday to mark the fifth anniversary of Merdeka.
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    Two Merdeka Day guests receive wet welcome
    122 11 Two Merdeka Day guests receive wet welcome KUALA LUMPUR, Mon Two pretty members of a Ceylon Malay Association delegation, who arrived here today, crouch under an umbrella as they dash for the transit lounge after they stepped off their plane. Mrs. D. D. Saldln and Mrs. A. R. Deane are
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    160 11 KLUANG, Monday. a BIG welcome is being prepared for the Yang diA Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agpng when they arrive here tomorrow afternoon to visit the 6th Bn., Royal Malay Regiment Thousands of school child- 1 ten and members of the
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    Bali heads stolen
    44 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Thieves broke into a curio shop In Holloway Lane yesterday and got away with $2,000 worth of Bali heads. The proprietor of the store, Mr. Bueh Foo Klow, 23, told the police the front door padlock was also missing.
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    22 11 MUAR, Mon. The Btate Government will spend $28 000 to widen another half a mile of road in Jalan Balleh
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    27 11 RAWA N O >Jon. The Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. will open a maternity clinic and health centre here tomorrow.
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    Accused persons sit in judgment charge
    226 11 Accused persons sit in judgment charge oEREMBAN, Mon. Opposition members in Negi Sembilan Legislative Assembly today charged that It was undemocratic for a person to be Judged by 'ie persons he had accused, instead of by an independent body. They were debating a* motion by Inche Abdul Samad bin Idrts
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    25 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. A donation of $25 from AJit K. Sen. of Kuala Lumpur, today raised the Johnny Ang fund I to $4,089.20
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    Non-union men beaten up during strike: 7 —fined —
    201 11 Non-union men beaten up during strike: 7 —fined SINGAPORE. Mon. Seven members of the Singapore Motor Workshop Employees' Union were today hnea $150 or a month's Jail each for rioting. They were said to have been striking employees of Ford Motor Co Ltd.. when they beat up three nonunion colleagues
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    FUND COLLECTION WAS EXTORTION SAYS MAGISTRATE
    73 11 FUND COLLECTION WAS EXTORTION SAYS MAGISTRATE SINGAPORE. Mon A farmer. Urn Poh Thiam. 18. went to the shop of Chew Kheng Hua In Geylang Road on Aug 1 to ask for money. Itewas to collect funds for celebration of the Seventh Moon festival, he told the court today. But the
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    48 11 Kam pong groups training course KUALA KUBU BHARU. Mon —A training course for 30 members of the kampong development committees of Kampong Batu Tiga Puloh. Sungei Kamln and Ulu Kalong, was opened here today by the Ulu Selangor district officer. Tengku Abdullah. The course will last three days.
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    105 11 Illness of Commissioner delays school inquiry SINGAPORE. Mon. The commission of inquiry into the Chinese secondary four examination boycott last November did not sit today as the Commissioner. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin (above), was indisposed. Mr. Gerald Plllai. the commission secretary, said sittings would be resumed tomorrow. Presidents of
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    Welder who robbed to feed children
    165 11 \f R. JUSTICE Buttrose t ITI Court today: "Even if hungry, don't go and comi The Judge bound Liew Boon Hup 41, over for two years to be of good behaviour after the War Department agreed to reinstate him Llew, a welder at the
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    5-YEAR JAIL MAN BACK IN A MONTH
    88 11 BINGAPORE. Mon. A man with 13 convictions admitted In a district court today that he stole a $50 watch during a visit to his married sister's home in Annamalal Avenue. Mohamed Mydeen b 1 n Rawther, 30. also admitted that the theft took
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    112 11 SLASHED: 3,000 TREES IN STRIKE ESTATE KOTA BHARU, Mon. About 3,000 two-year-old rubber trees at the Hua San Estate in Kuala Krai. 90 miles from here, were slashed last night. This i s the second such incident in this estate this month. On Aug. 8. more than 1,500 tr»es were
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    79 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Dato Abdul Hamid bin Hajl Jumat. Umno Assemblyman for Geylang Serai, today denied a statement by the Amalgamated Union cf Public Employees that he would speak at a meeting of branch committees at the Victoria Memorial Hall on the merger referendum on Wednesday.
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      519 12 Now hair sweeps UP into high style pROM Paris to London, from Hong Kong to Singapore, hair is making headlines with new sprays, glitter, lotions, ornaments and now there is a revolution in styling that breaks completely with the oldfashion. You no longer have the stiff permanent wave which you
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      83 12 RUSSIAN NIGHT AND MUSIC -TO CHEER THE Gourmet Group of the Singapore Association for the Blind will hold a Russian night at the Cockpit Hotel, Oxley Rise, next Tuesday. A Russian -style dinner consisting of Zakhouski, Razsolnik, Piroshki eze Kouritze Modernes, Kartofel, Sorbet Limon. and Kofe, will be served. Singer
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      151 12 Cheshire Home: Another drive for funds 'THE Singapore Ches- hire Home launches into its third fundraising campaign with a bridge-and-mahjong drive at Seaview Hotel on Sept. 6. At present the Home has in its care 40 people who are chronically ill and permanently disabled. All are without any means. A
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      84 12 M-night and fashion parade r£ Johore Bahru Red Cross Society will hold a dance on Friday to celebrate the fifth anniversary of Merdeka at the Civil Service Club. Johore Bahru. at 8.30 p.m. Highlight of the dance will be a fashion show by Singapore models. Her Highness, Sultanah Aminah of
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      68 12 When children argue, how do you act? WHEN two children have been arguing, call for a cooling-off period. Don't try to settle the argument on the spot. says a child specialist. Another solution is to separate the children and talk first with one and then the other. As you listen,
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    209 13 COMPANIES SET UP TRADE IN READY-MADE WEAR HERE tOUR Australian companies have recently estab- lished a market in Malaya for their readymade garments and table-cloths. The newcomers are Scottish Distributors Pty. Ltd.. Llpp Knitwear. H.E. Splra and Co. Pty. Ltd. and Ada of California Pty. Ltd. Their export representative. Mr.
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    206 13 Home, Haji and Holiday policies introduced rpHE First Life InsurA ance Co. Ltd. has introduced three new types of policies to meet the special needs of the Indian, Malay and Chinese communities. They are India Home Policy, Policy Hajl and Holiday Policy. The India Home Policy Is for Indians wishing
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    62 13 Mr. Lo Yung Sin. director and general manager of Federal Paint Factory Ltd.. and Mr. T. N. M. Unni. chief chemist, have returned from a three-month tour of Europe and Britain. They visited their suppliers of raw materials as well as several paint factories to
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    91 13 Chemist Lim for talks on pharmacy MR. Lim Hock Leong, sales supervisor of Kian Gwan (M) Ltd.. left Singapore last week for West Germany to attend a pharmaceutical conference called by C. F. Boehringer. a pharmaceutical company of Mannheim. Kian Gwan are the local agents for Boeh ringer's products which
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    367 13  -  CHAN BONG SOO THE ONLY WAY TO COMPETE WITH H.K. CANE TRADERS OVERSEAS OFFER OF FINANCIAL AID TO BUY MACHINERY AND ASSURANCE TO OPEN NEW SUPPLY SOURCES By fHE SINGAPORE Rattan and Cane Merchants and Exporters Association strongly advised its members to mechanise their industry if they
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    134 13 Study tour for printing mechanic in Europe MR LIM Poh Kok, senior printer's mechanic of Spicers (Export) Ltd., Singapore and Malaya's leading supply company of paper and graphic arts equipment, left for Europe yesterday on a seven month study tour. Mr Tim, 31, will undergo advanced technical training at the
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    26 13 Boustead and Co. (1960) Ltd. announce that Dato Nik Ahmed Kamll D.K., P.M.N., has been appointed a director with effect from Aug. 1.
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    148 13 pORD-MALAYA in- troduced into the Malayan motoring market this week its first 1963 model the new Australian-built Falcon. The car with a new overall elegance and sporting American Thunderbird look in its rear roof line styling made Its debut in FordMilaya dealers' showrooms
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    176 13  - Insurance brokers (no fee for advice) open office at K.L. TONY HERMON By HEATH Langeveldt Insurance Ltd., insurance brokers, have opened an office in Kuala Lumpur. This is the first company of its kind to operate in this country. The company has been doing business In Singapore for the past
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    56 13 Sarawak exported 4,503 tons of rubber in July, against 4.654 tons In the previous month, bringing exports in the first seven months to 23,574 tons compared with 26.446 tons in the corresponding period of last year. Over 940 tons of white pepper were exported during July
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    253 13 'LIFE' MAN RETIRES AFTER 30 YEARS r[E assistant divisional manager (development) for Singapore and Malaya of Life Insurance Corporation of India has retired after 30 years service with the company. He is Mr. 6 G. Santhanam, SO. who was instrumental in registering the corporation in Malaja, the re-orianisa-tion of the
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    83 13 A CONTRACT worth £1.5 million for the supply of 17.500 kw gas turbine generating sets has been placed with English Electric by the Central Electricity Generating Board. Britain. The sets are to be Installed at the 2 million kw West Burton power station for
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    1496 14 4,000 died in yellow fever epidemic DOCTOR WHO WAS TRAGICALLY WRONG DURING the last days of August, 1793, the entire city of Philadelphia in the United States faced an unknown terror. Death was everywhere. People were dying by the hundreds. And none knew why. A famous doctor, Benjamin Rush, believed
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      25 14 Again /milk > t1 1 ik!\ \^P^s^ O OMEGA Omega, Timepiece off the Olympic Games since 1952 OMEGA WATCHES ARE ONLY AVAILABLE AT AUTHORISED OMEGA RETAILERS
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    238 16 SHIPS lying alengsld* the Unssper* wharves teday arei Mandama 27/28, Selkoa Maru 47, Tbeben 45. Soudan 10/11. Kwellln 40/41, Schouten 38/39, laarslein 42/43. Bast Sea NW. 2, Radnorshire. Kamlkawa Maru 6/7. AJax 31/32. Menestneus 4/5, Artatotell* 18, Levernbank 6/7, Cosmopolitan 6A, Mandama 1/2, Keningau 29/30, Ranee.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    141 16 August 27. Three months. (OFFICIAL QUOTATION!) K. A N. 12 Cts. Robinson 0 cts. M. Box 13 cts. Btearashlp 9 eta. Breweries 25 eta. 8. Times 20 cts. S. Darby 4td. 8. Traders 25 eta. Cold Store 4|d. Unlteers 11 cts. MINING! A. Amal 2/- Pahang I' 4»
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    121 16 CHINKS! Product Biehangs Okngaport neon price* per picul yesterday Coconut ell: bulk S3?! sellers, drum S4OI sellers. Cpra: August J27J buyera, $2.S| sellers. Pepper: afuntok white $1471 tellers, Sarawak white f 149 sellers, special Sarawak black Slo7i sellers, garbled LampOng black $1121 sellers, ABTA (123 sellers. aingaper* Copra
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    134 16 MELBOURNE. Mon. p'RIDAVS Indications of a firmx tng trend strengthened today as rises widely outnumoered falls. Leaden did not participate to the extent of second rank stocks. Movements were small. Practically the whole oil list gained as did base metals. A.O.g. whose number six oil strike was the
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    68 16 rf Malayan lienano Banki' An. ciatlen nude th*«r chance* In Its ratrn to merchanin vrntt-rtHiy (all rate* to SIOU) ••Illni TT er 00 ready: Belgian FriMi mix Nalland Ouildtrs 117*: OtuKetit Markt 13OJ On the fra* *s*ti*nc* market in Nent Ken* the Ul dtllar wn« quoted at 5.731
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    TIN SHARES: WAIT-ftND-SEE POLICY BY OPERATORS
    555 16 From Our Market Correspondent ri shares were quiet on tbe Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday prices being on balance slightly above those ruling on Friday. The index gained one point. In a comparison of prices, the early bargains which marked up tin tha r e
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 MaUyam Stock Indfcem An*. 25 Aug. 27 Industrials: 175.90 176.53 Tins: 279.58 ***** S rubbers: 171.88 171.88 Jan. 1. 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    691 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*: CT.B. orrii (100) 48a. 6d. cd; Dunlop* (1.000) $1.74, (4.000) 11.75. (4.000) $1.76. (1,000) (1.77. (500) $1.74 SL. (500) *1.75 SL; East Smeltlnf
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    Tin price gains modestly: Rubber is very quiet
    188 16 npHERE was further modest rise in the Straits tin price yesterday, an advance of 25 cents taking it to $424.37} per picul. The offering remained unchanged for the third consecutive trading day at an estimated 240 tons. The main topic on the
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    273 16 VyiTH no Incentive from over- seas, the Federation Robber Market opened at Friday's closing prices and remained unchanged throughout the morning session In thin trading. The turnover was small. Lower sheets were neglected. Prices unproved fractionally during the afternoon session, but business was still restricted. September
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    224 16 SEPTEMBER t.nt grade robetr fcuytrs f.e.b. closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore yesterday at 73 cent* per lb.. up one-eighth of a cent on Friday* do* ln* price. The tone wa* very quiet, a. C. C.R.A. clo*ln( price* In cent* per lb yeaterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 16 August 27 RIBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 73 cents (up one-elrhth of a cent) K.L.: 731 cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $424.37} (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (unchanged).
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      1832 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERATION OF MALAYA GOVERNMENT VACANCIES 1 Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens and from permanent serving Government Officers for appointment as ASSISTANT PLANT SUPERINTENDENT in the Public Works Department, Penang on the salary scale of $604 x 24-724/ Efficiency Bar/764 x 28-666 per month plus Cost of Living
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      933 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT VACANCY FOR TEMPORARY STENOGRAPHER IN TELUK ANSON TOWN COUNCIL Applications are Invited from Federal Citlsens or State Nationals for Appointment to toe Post of Temporary Stenographer In the Town Council, Teluk Anson on the Salary Scale of $253x14--352/368 x 14 422 plus C.OX.A. at Current Rates. 2. Candidates
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      506 18 Thai players want to go home now JAKARTA, Mon. Phiensak Sosoghikul, the Thai badminton team manager, said today that it was "most unlikely" that his players would take part in the individual events of the Asian Games here. The final decision on the matter
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      163 18 TARKATA, Mon. The Singapore table tennis team has a good chance, with the strong Vietnam team withdrawn, of winning a minor medal in the tournament. They beat Hong Kong 5-2 and came back later to score another win against Thailand. Malaya were beaten In both their matches,
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        ROSE SETS WORLD SWIM MARK
        69 18 T OB ALTOS (California», Mon. Two world records were broken In the Far Western swimming arid diving championships here yesterday. Murray Rose (Australia) won the 800 m freestyle In 8:51.5, beating Jon Konrads' world mark of 8:59.6 set in 1959. The other record fell to
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        61 18 record. TENNIS Darlene Hard (U8) and Maria Bueno (Brazil) won the women's final In the VS. doubles champion ships in Brookline. They beat Karen Hantze-Susman and Blllie Jean Moffltt (US), the Wimbledon champions. 4-6. 6-3, 6-2 in the final. Rafael Osuna and Antonio Paiafox (Mexico won the men's title by
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        26 18 GOLF—Alvie Thompson. 20, won the Canadian PGA. championship In Toronto when he carded an elght-under-par 64 in a three-way nlay-ofT with Stan Leonard and George Knudson.
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        22 18 MOTOR-RACING Jack Brabham (Australia), former world champion, won the Copenhagen Grand Prix race for Formula One can In a Lotus, In Copenhagen.
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        26 18 CYCLING Sergio Blanchetto (Italy) retained the men's amateur sprint title In the world championship here when he beat compatriot Giuseppe Beghetto 3-1 In the best-of-three final.
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        19 18 Bergen. ATHLETICS France beat Switzerland by 136 point* to 75 In an International match at Thonon Lea Bains— Reuter.
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      350 18  - RACING Meadow Glow shows delightful action in morning track workout EPSOM JEEP By KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Meadow Glow, who was promoted from Class 4 to Class 2 without having a race in Malaya, is a smart galloper. With Bob Taylor up, the four-year-old grey (by Meadow Mist) went twice round
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      WEIGHTS FOR KL TOMORROW
      302 18 WEIGHTS FOR KL TOMORROW WEIGHTS for all seven races at Kuala Lumpur tomor-C..5.2-5V,f Mradon Glow 9.00 Mandrake B.IS Nraioo Myth 8.12 Native Princess 8.16 j Happy (hatter 8.09 Heelmuster 8.17 i Western Plains 8.07 Parisian Diamond 8.06 Prudent Choice 8.06 Six Out 8.05 Asionndim 8.05 Dinkum 8.04 Tant Mieux 8.04
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      Singles title to Shaari
      60 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Shaari Abdullah won the Belangor Malays badminton singles title when he beat Abdul Rahman Ibrahim 15-7. 15-9 last night The wcmen"s title went to Mahanom Tallb (Kajang* who beat Normin Sulalman 11-6. 11-1. Mohamed Noor Amln and Baharl -w Bukar won the doubles
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      743 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited for appointment as Temporary Clerks of Works In the Drainage A Irrigation Department. Federation of Malaya on the salary scale $324 x 14-352/419 x 14-545/561x18 652. Qualifications: Diploma of the Technical College, Federation of Malaya or equivalent qualifications. Selected candidates will be appointed to the
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      746 19 WONG: YOU CAN HELP US WIN NORMAN SIEBEL reporting from Jakarta, Mon. Jega confident of 200 m success jyjALAYA will have a great chance of winning the gold or silver medal in the sprint relay, which will be run on Thursday, if Shaharuddin Ali
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      PAK ROUT CEYLON
      186 19 JAKARTA, Mon— Pakistan beat Ceylon by nine goals to one in the Asian Oames hockey competition here today. Pakistan led 6-0 at half-time. It was the first defeat in two matches for Ceylon who are playing in an International tournament for the first tune. They oeat Indonesia
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      THE FULL RESULTS
      451 19 ATHLETICS IOOm hurdles (final) 1 M. B 'o> 14 3 (Games record >; 2 R 3 H. Yasuda 14.4 -c. 400 m final: 1 Mli.K\ SINGH 'Ind) 46.9; 2 Makhan Slntjh Und) 47.5; 3 H. Haynso (Jpn) 48.3: 4 A. L. Jazmin (PI) 48 4; A. Victor
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    Backing for Alternative 'A' in referendum
    527 20 AUTONOMY OVER EDUCATION AND LABOUR MOST SUITED TO US... SINGAPORE, Mon. rFIIKEE MORE orJ- ganisations have come out in support of the White Paper proposals (Alternative "A") in the coming referendum. They are the Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union, the Singapore Chinisr Medicine Association
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    UNION GROUP TO IGNORE RESULT OF BALLOT
    308 20 SINGAPORE, Mon THE SINGAPORE Trade Unions working committee has declared that it will not recognise the results of the merger referendum. "We reserve our right to further perpetuate our struggle against the PAPs phoney merger on a new basis," it said In a
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    32 20 REMAINS I. KANASAR permanent W.n l'i«pector LaMa, Mflwa K Kll--f H—pWml KaJHnc, cousin C. Gunaratmim, At:riiultiire Ministry will •v removed for cremation from 21 Hospital Quarters. Kujant: 3 p.m. n n
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    38 20 THE FAMILY OF MM laic Mr. < "Ihm.uk Koorv Mm thank* the Church. Rrcitni-r IHrrrtor :iml H<adina*trr of Paint Paul* Institution. Sertmhan for thrlr «««IM«nc. and all thOKc who K«vr monetary contribution*, wn-athn. Rldx and attended the funeral.
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    Essex 303 vs Pak.
    109 20 LONDON. Mon. Tea scores In today's cricket matches were: At BOURNEMOUTH: Northnmptonsiure 390 for eight dec. Hampshire 172. At the OVAL: Yorkshire 416. Surrey 44 for tnree. At LORDS: Ireland 250 and 206 for eight dec. M.C.C. 263 for two dec. At I.EVTOX: Pakistan 133 and
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    36 20 BERLIN. Mon. More than 300 East Berliners today attended the burial of Peter Fechter, 18-year-old builders apprentice shot by East German border guards while trying to flee to the West 10 days ago. Reuter.
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    Over the Alps
    38 20 BHLLTNZONA (Swltzerlan). Mon. A veteran Dutch woman balloonist who said she went on her honeymoon In a balloon has arrived here claiming a new distinction that of first woman to pilot one over the Alps.
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    BLANKS NOT AUTOMATIC VOTES FOR 'A' —PREMIER
    371 20 BLANKS NOT AUTOMATIC VOTES FOR 'A' —PREMIER SINGAPORE. Mon BLANK VOTES are not necessarily votes for Alternative "A" the White Paper proposal for merger with the Federation. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today made this clear in an hour-long interview with leaders of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce.
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    CEYLON BUDGET HELD UP: NO FINANCE MINISTER
    120 20 COLOMBO. Mon. The Third Reading of the Budget in the Ceylon House of Representatives came to an abrupt halt today when the Speaker upheld the opposition's claim that the House could not go into committee to discuss the Budget without a Finance Minister.
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    LONDON STOCK MARKET
    380 20 LONDON. Mon. Generally firm conditions prevailed vi stock markets today but the volume of business still left mucx> to be desired and there were occasional dull spots. The outstanding feature of the day was the renewed strength of Kilt-edged securities. following further substantial buying. Gains extended to
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    CHE YUSOF OPENS SINGAPORE EXHIBITION
    88 20 CHE YUSOF OPENS SINGAPORE EXHIBITION THE YANG <li-P.rtu.in Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. speaking at the opening of the "You and Your Architect" exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. Behind him are his wife, Puan Noor Aishah. and Mr. Ho Kok Hoe. chairman of the exhibition committee. He said:
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    642 20  - Piracy menace in Borneo: Urgent call by police chief A STAFF REPORTER: By SINGAPORE, Monday THE POLICE Commissioner of North Borneo has called for urgent action to strengthen its east coast defences. The challenge of illegal craft operating off this coast is both more complex and more extensive than so
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