The Straits Times, 4 August 1963

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    20 17 THE SUNDAY TIMES NeitSaA* in Mat"/* No. 1,432. SUNDAY, AUGUST 4, 1963 20 ceKts. ii H .l o (^An 355
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    A SHOCK FOR NEHRU
    423 17 A SHOCK FOR NEHRU LEFT-RIGHT SPLIT AND FOOD MINISTER PATIL QUITS J^EW DELHI, Sat. —Amid reports of Chinese Communist build-up on the border, Prime Minister Nehru received a new shock today. The Food Minister. Mr. S.K. Patil. subnutted hi* resignation following disagreement with Cabinet colleagues. The resignation which was not
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    SHORT PUTT TO PEACE
    608 17  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN Malaya puts forward new plan to break deadlock: Chances of agreement are good, says Ghaxali I From MANILA, Sat.-The Malayan delegation today put forward a formula to break the deadlock at the summit talks here on Malaysia. The chances of the Malayan plan being
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    CLASH IN KOREA
    248 17 Exchange of fire as talks go on at Panmunjom PAKMUNJOM. (Korea), Sat.— A new exchange of fire between United Nations troops and North Korean Communists was reported today south of the military demarcation line in Korea as delegates from both sides to the Joint Armistice Commission here
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    77 17 IPOH. Sat. Sarah Jane third to the hot favourite Surrender in the first race at today's amateur meeting here paid a thumping place dividend of $172 easily the hUhest place in dividend miuithe war. Sarah Jane, rid- I ri«rt by (01. Cunningham, carrir-d only one win ticket
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    quote
    45 17 from a letter to the Sunday Times Horn a Japanese Tokyo university student as to why he wants to correspond with Malayan girls: Our Japanese women are beautiful, admirable, sporting .slim, gracious but not very intelligent and so much brighter than their lellow countrymen.
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    CREDIT TO TENGKU
    533 17 CREDIT TO TENGKU 'Red letter day' as President plays golf for first time MANILA, Sat. It was "red letter day" for Filipino golfers today, because it was the first time that President Macapagal ever played golf. And full credit for this went to Tengku Abdul Rahman, who played five holes
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    Lock icon TV ads down, papers gain
    62 17 TV ads down, papers gain LONDON, Sat. British television advertising decreased last year, while more money was spent on national newspaper advertising, according to a report published here. The Institute of Practitioners in Advertising said expendi ture on television advertising declined in 1962 for the first time since commercial television
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    Lock icon Volkswagen price cut by $306
    66 17 WOLFSBURG. (West Germany). Sat. The Volkswagen Company announced yesterday it will cut the price of its 1.500 ec family car by more than 400 marks (about M 130- from next Monday. It will also Introduce a luxury version with a new 54 horse power twin-emrburettor
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    Jeho Profumo
    34 17 who resigned as former Minister of State for War over his association with Christine Keeler. left London by air ye«terday for Glasgow. Scotland, accompanied by his seven-year-old son David for a holiday.
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    President Kennedy
    17 17 ....has nominated Mr. Hrnry Byroads, a career Foreign Service oflcer. to be Ambassador Is Bum*.
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    3,000 jam istana for royal bersanding ceremony
    239 18 3,000 jam istana for royal bersanding ceremony rpELUK ANSON. Sat. 1 The bersanding ceremony of the royal wedding here was put on closed circuit television with three screens for the 3 000 guests who Jammed the grounds of the Istana Raja Muda this afternoon. The royal couple are Lieutenant Ibrahim.
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    Lock icon Date with adventure
    294 18 21 PUPILS IN RAFTS OFF ON VOYAGE OF DISCOVERY KUALA LUMPUR. Sat-Twenty-one schoolboys today set out on a journey down tire Klang River to Port Swettenham to prove that Malayan youths have tne same spirit of adventure as their forefathers. The boys, of St. Gabriels School at
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    ALLIANCE IS TIPPED TO WIN AT TRENGGANU
    761 18  -  TAMINUDDIN KARIM MANSOR IS CONFIDENT OF CONTROLLING 11 COUNCILS— GARIEB REJECTS HIS CLAIM KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. rpHE ALLIANCE is tipped to regain control of the four Town Councils and seven Local Councils in elections in Trengganu tomorrow. Alliance leaders and political observers say
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    Strike by printers put off again
    210 18 Strike by printers put off again KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The threatened nationwide sympathy strike on Monday by the National Union of Employees in the Printing Industry has once again been postponed. A last-minute Intervention by the Commissioner of Industrial Relations, Mr. F. Thambou, asking ior more time to bring about
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    Dato Proclaimed acting Undang
    65 18 SEREMBAN. Sat— The Negrl Council of Chiefs, the "Dewan Keadllan." today proclaimed an acting undang for Jelebu following the failure of the minor chiefs in Jelebu to elect an undang In the past seven months. The acting undang Is Dato Mentri Osman bin Baginda. 45. He
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    Vietnam VIP in
    67 18 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Vietnamese Deputy Minister for Civic Action, Mr. Nguyen Dleu. who arrived today expressed confidence that the South East Asian Cultural Festival would result in stronger bonds of friendship between his country and Singapore. Mr. Dleu is deputy leader of his country's 55- member delegation.
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    Singapore is exposed to fashion winds—Dr. Goh
    187 18 Singapore is exposed to fashion winds— Dr. Goh SINGAPORE, Sat. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee, today described Singapore as "an urban sophisticated society which is exposed to, and is exhllirated by the winds of fashion." Dr. Goh said that behind the fragrance and headlness of perfume and
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    ELECTION BEFORE YEAR END
    255 18 ELECTION BEFORE YEAR END Two prerequisites for a good Government— by Lee SINGAPORE. Sat. »3 Fresh elections for a new government will be held before the end of this year, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, the Premier, told thousands of cheering people during a tour of constituencies. Visiting Delta, Havelock and
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    MCA decides to expel three
    65 18 MCA decides to expel three KUALA LUVPUR. Sat. Th« Central Working Committee of the Malayan Chinese Association at its meeting yesterday decided to expel three members from the association. The three are Mr. Choo Chay Mm, Labis Ward branch. Mr. Ng Neo Pow. Bulo Kasap ward branch, in Johorr. and
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      81 18 Royal Assent has been given to an amending Act of Parliament under which the name of the Colonial Development Corporation has been changed to COMMONWEALTH DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION The amending Act also authorises tho Corporation to undertake new development schemes in countries which have achieved independence within the Commonwealth since 1948,
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    Gaming ORGANISED DENS HAVE SPECIAL 6ATES TO FOIL POLICE, COURT TOLD
    283 19 Gaming ORGANISED DENS HAVE SPECIAL 6ATES TO FOIL POLICE, COURT TOLD MALACCA. Sat. The Malacca C.I.D. Chief. Deputy Supt. Yap Thien Chin, told the Sessions Court today that organised gaming was en the increase and was a constant problem to the police. Mr. Yap added that it was always difficult
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    Mother of four jailed
    51 19 PENANG, Sat.— A mother of four was today jailed tor live months when she could not pay a $250 fine for possessing U gallons of illicit liquor. Teoh An Loo. 36. admitted she was carrying the liquor in two rubber bottles along Jelutong Road on July
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    Pumpkin thief jailed
    39 19 SINGAPORE. Sat A labourer who stole a bunch ol bananas and two pumpkins lrom his aunt's vegetable tarm in Bukit P.mung. was today failed lor three months tor theft. R. Arimugam. 28 nas three previous convictions
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    Crushed MINING ENGINEER TELLS OF NIGHT A WORKER DID 'MOST DANGEROUS' THING
    274 19 Crushed MINING ENGINEER TELLS OF NIGHT A WORKER DID 'MOST DANGEROUS' THING [POH, Sat A "very experienced and the highest paid" supervisor of excavator operations in the Tambun Iron Mining Co riere^ Chin Slew Pin. 22. was crushed to death one day. He was adjusting the jammed boom of an
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    Off to Moscow for a course
    65 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— lnche Mohamed Noor bin Ya'acob, Deputy Conservator of Forests, has left for Moscow to take part In a nine- week study tour In aerial forest Inventory, organised by the United Nations' Pood and Agriculture Organisation. He is the second Malayan to
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    Postman fined
    31 19 IPOH. Sat— A postman. D. Hajabather. 28. was today fined S2O for using abusive language to a police corporal at the railway quarters in Spooner Road on Thursday night.
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    CALL FOR GOODWILL, THEN TAN HITS BACK AT KUAN YEW
    1246 19  - CALL FOR GOODWILL, THEN TAN HITS BACK AT KUAN YEW YAP CHIN KWEE: KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. MCA leader on need to orientate thinking in terms of Malaysia BY J HE national president of the MCA, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today that the creation of Malaysia literally meant a new
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    Mine union meet
    31 19 KUALA LtIMPOR. Sat —The Splaneor brunch of the AllMalayan Mining Industry Staff Dnion will hold 'ts annual meeting at >he Malayan Trnrl<»s Union Congress here on Aug. 11.
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    BORNEO'S FLAG
    99 19 This is the design of the State flag of North Borneo. The top left quarter of the flag is coloured green for the State's young land and forests and includes a symbol of the 13.697 ft. Mount Kinabalu. which is brown ■in colour and stands for the people's
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    Lee's tour
    21 19 SINGAPORE. Sat,— The Prim* Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will tour the Upper Serangoon constituency at 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Four grab $3,900 in dawn raid on flat
    272 19 Four grab $3,900 in dawn raid on flat rH. Sat.— Four robbers one with a pistol and two with daggers got away at dawn today with a loot of $900 cash and Jewellery valued at $3,000. At 6 a.m.. Lee Ah Tow, a fish agent, was rudely awakened with a
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    Varsity students' Welfare Week
    34 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat— The University of Malaya Students' Union will hold Its 4th Welfare Week from Sept. 2 to Sept. 14. Funds raised will be distributed to various charitable institutions.
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    Teachers wed
    51 20 and Mrs. Kwan Teck Seong after their wedding in Singapore yesterday. The bride, Miss Rosie Khoo Inn Neo, is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Khoo Eng Chye, of Singapore. The bridegroom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Kwan Soo Fong of Seremban. Both are
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    Teachers told: Enlighten rural folk
    137 20 IPOH. Sat. The role of adult education teachers In helping the government Implement the rural development plan was emphasised here today by the Mentri Besar of Perak, Dato Sha'ari bin Shafiee. Dato Sha'ari was opening a four-day course (secondary level) for 250 adult education teachers
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    Shop assistant dies in crash
    52 20 BAGAN SERAI. Sat. A shop assistant. Sheikh Dawood 17. was killed when a car in I which he was travelling to tpotl skidded and somersaulted i three times about half-a-mile north of here yesterday. Three other passengers and the driver. Raman Nair. 23. escaped with
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    ANSWER ON DETAINEES
    239 20 Immaterial where they're held: Date Nik Daud KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. It is "immaterial" where detainees are beInf heid because after Malaysia Is formed their cases will all be handled by the Central Government. This was stated today by the Secretary to the Ministry of Internal Secur ty.
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    Cathay dispute
    40 20 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Hearing of a dispute between the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and Cathay Organisation Ltd.. International Film Distributors Ltd.. Cathay Finance and Cathay Hotel will be resumed In the Industrial Arbitration Court .~n Sept. 23.
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    RAPE COUNT: COURT SAYS 'YES'
    354 20  - RAPE COUNT: COURT SAYS 'YES' RONALD KINSEY By and that "there is very little likelihood of him absconding Mr Mah fixed bail at. $750 and postDoned hearing till Oct. 23. He also brought forward the date of hearing on the kidnapping charge against Jeremiah from Nov. 28 to Sept. 25.
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    On the move: 600 'week-end' troops
    66 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— About COO men of the Headquarters. Federation Supplies and Transport Services (Territorial Army> from Kuala Lurv.our. Seremban. Ipoh. Sungei Patani. Penang and Taiping will move Into their annual training camp tomorrow. The units will first assemble at Chenderiang, about 10 miles
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    Youth fined for insulting
    64 20 PENANG. Sat. Teoh Ah Ngan, 18 was today fined S2S for using insulting words directed at the police on the Esplanade during a judo display by visiting Japanese sailors on Thursday night Teoh had shouted that the police could not do anything to the crowd. The
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    A matter of time
    98 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A Penang employer has had to pay maternity allowance to a worker who gave birth two months after her marriage. This was stated here today In the June report of the Ministry of Labour and Social Welfare. Although the employer first refused to
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    TEACHER JOINS CONTEST
    172 20 TEACHER JOINS CONTEST jy|ISS Ratna Phong. 24. (above) a Perlis school teacher who is among entrants from Singapore, Johore Malacca and Penang for the Miss Penang contest to be stagrd at the Chinese High School in Penane on Aug. 17. The programme includes a variety show produced by Inche Zainal
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    INSPECTOR IS CLEARED
    280 20 INSPECTOR IS CLEARED No evidence against Perak police officer, says judge IPOH. Sat. A senior police inspector, Atma Singh. 40. was acquitted by the Session Court PreI slderrt, Inche Mohamed J Azml bin Dato Haji Kamaruddin, today on two charges, without his defence being called. Defended by Mr. S. P.
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      FROM WARD TO ALEX: THE GIFT OF SOUND
      187 21 LONDON. Sat.— Pretty 22-year-old Alexandra Wilson (on right) is another woman in Dr. Stephen Ward's life but she is entirely different from the women in his life. The reason? Dr. Ward cured her of deafness and dumbMH when she was seven years
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      WARD GETTING WORSE, SAY DOCTORS
      653 21 WARD GETTING WORSE, SAY DOCTORS i LONDON, Saturday THE life of Dr. Stephen Ward, the centre of Britain's sex and security scandal of the century, hung by a thread today amid reports that his heart was weakening. Today's newspapers reported that Dr. Ward's heart had stopped three times since he
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      Lock icon 38 went abroad to new homes
      52 21 HONGKONG. Sat. Thirtyeight Hong Kong-bom children went overseas for adoption during the second quarter of this year, according to the Social Welfare Department. Of the total, 28 went to the United States, rive to Britain, three to Canada and one each to Japan and
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      Complaint against A-G's conduct
      66 21 LONDON. Sat.— A British Labour M.P has complained to a legal society about the professional conduct of the AttorneyGeneial. Sir John Hobson, for his handling of the Chief Enahoro case, two London newspapers reported today. The Daily Express and 'the Dally Telegraph said the complaint had
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      Indian air crash finding rejected
      68 21 ROME. Sat Italian Government, yesterday rejected a recent finding by Indian authorities that the pilot was to blame for the crash of an Italian i« airliner near Bombay last year. The Ministry of Transport and Civil Aviation Issued a statement saying the accident. In which
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      Lock icon Apartheid: America decides on arms embargo
      246 21 Apartheid: America decides on arms embargo UNITED NATIONS, Sat The United States announced yesterday it expected to halt all arms supplies to South Africa by the end of 1963. The United States delegate. Mr. Adlai Stevenson, also disclosed for the first time that South Africa had contracted to buy air-to-air
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      Lock icon Shopping spree
      84 21 THE HAGUE, Sat.— Two Indonesian army officers and a secretary of the Indonesian Embassy in Rome have arrived in Holland to buy presents for Indonesian soldiers. It was reported that the Indonesians will buy 3.000 radio sets and 3,000 tape recorders. They bought a similar number of scooters
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      Kumar Nehru
      27 21 general secretary of the Indian Foreign Office is now on a visit to Russia to discuss "various aspects of the International situation with Sovtet leaders."
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      Lock icon The flying leg...
      93 21 r ]"OKYO.3at. —A train passenger died in hospital after being struck by a cutoff human leg which crashed through the window of a speeding train. The leg struck the man on the chest. He died of internal injuries. Other passengers screamed and fainted when the leg crashed
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      Anastas Mikoyan
      17 21 the Soviet First Vice Premier, has been admitted to a Moscow hospital with kidney ailment.
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      Tarzan ('Oh my poor feet') in sneakers
      227 21 GOING IS SO TOUGH HOLLYWOOD, Saturday. JOCK MAHONEY, the latest in a long line of movie "Tarzans." reveals that the occupational hazard for junglemen is sore feet, a malady which requires him to wear flesh coloured sneakers. Try running through the tangled growth
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      BRIEFS
      175 21 luring 21 ul Hie troops, non* seriously. Fifteen cHsuaJttes were admitted to Wal-son army hospital on Hie post with injuries that included broken legs, fractured ribs. lacerations and fractured arms. Th« others were treated lor minor injuries and released. NBII YORK: Actor Burt Lancaster sailed in ihe llntr United
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      514 21 CRQHBHjH HOW to SPEAK WRITE ■k O/ MASTERL V ENGLISH gk B^^. ])OER your English reveal your lack ofeducation, or does it prove lhat you are a person of culture and ref memen' Bt Aa A Are you handicapped in your .speech and writing, or does your command of English
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    163 22 :n Words $2.U> (Mm.) PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH In S.n>.'%pore Orchard Road Huoday aervice J a.m. and 6 p.m. All Waleoma. CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY oranxa Orove Road. Sunday Barrtee '.'.30 a>m. Sunday Bcbool 0.30 a.m. •"ulnnailaj meeting 7.15 p.m. which :ncludea teaumonlna of sealing prayer. Everyone welcome. WIIUY MBTMOOIIT CHURCH.
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    WAR ON TWO FRONTS
    329 22 WAR ON TWO FRONTS »"pHE Indian frontier and the 38th. parallel. Two flashpoints of war on the Asian scene and if the Communists are not careful they will find themselves fighting on two fronts. Just when Chinese forces are massing on the Tibetan border, the Communist Koreans take it into
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    The thing they say because they re they
    75 22 The thing they say because they re they IN all my sixty years of life I have never felt safer than I have since the atom bomb was discovered and both sides came to possess it. Lord Shawcross. J"M glad he's trying to be an MP I'm terribly extravagant and
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  • OPINION PAGE
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      Of sport other than mahjong
      508 22  - Of sport other than mahjong A.J.M. By MicKtmit-Fraitr .»f Tan Jong Malim MALAYA'S NEW WRITI R No. 88 who wins 525 for hit euay: "The Value Of Regular Exercise." The other prise-winner will be published next Sunday. rriHERE can be no doubt 1 that the organised sport enjoyed at school
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      Cancer: Adenovirus 12 puts doctors on a new trail
      332 22  - Cancer: Adenovirus 12 puts doctors on a new trail PETER FAIRLEY By I UNE cause ol cancer in man may have been found, the Medical Research Council reports today. It is a tiny virus which many people carry around in their noses and throats and which produces symptom* like a
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      LETTER OF THE WEEK
      83 22 THE pleasures of motoring not in Singapore ever The number of breakdowns at the roadside now that the rains have come, desolate faces wet in the storm, traffic jams in the homing hour, rat races in the heart of the city these and many more are
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      JUST HOW MUCH DO THE TOP EXECUTIVES EARN?
      374 22 JUST HOW MUCH DO THE TOP EXECUTIVES EARN? JUST how much J do top executives in Malaya earn? I set out to find out and I was in real trouble. "Just who do jou think you are an income tax investigator?" the man on the other end barked on the
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      The militant middle-class
      937 22  -  TAN TOCK SAIK ON THE MOVE AT LAST... By The genteel folks have learnt that trade unionism is the way for them KUALA LUMPUR BUMPER to bumper the buses pull up at their stations in the suburbs of Malayan towns and unload their passengers. Cars tear up
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      SPEAKING PERSONALLY...
      283 22 SPEAKING PERSONALLY. TIMBER HOUSES THE article on Houses" by K. Baskaran (Sunday Times, July 21) impressed me deeply, especially the fact that timber is extensively used in the construction of bungalows In America and New Zealand. Can Mr Baskaran recommend a couple yf magazines which list various types of buildings
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      Be Proud of Your English
      254 22 You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are you content with the way you speak and write? Are you sure that you are not making mistakes that cause people to underrate you? You are Judged by your English, Thousands axe handicapped because
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      13 22 HOTEL MERLIN TREACHER ROAD. KUALA LUMPUR TEL: ***** (10 LINES) MALAYA'S PREMIER HOTEL
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      11 22 p 1 William Holden in Malaya See ASIA Magazine (Paga 14).
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    Jobless pass the 70,000 mark
    241 23 Jobless pass the 70,000 mark KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— me Miniai.ci oi Labour ana bocial Welfare, lncne Bahaman bin Sani.suain, ioaay appealed 10 employers to recruit stall Irom the more tlian 70,000 job-seekers registered with the employment exchanges. He was speaking at a Press conference at which he isued his ministry's
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    $93 for Madam J
    39 23 n>OH. Sat— Members of the i No. 1 District Staff. Ipoh. of the Perak River Hydro Electric Power Company have donated $93 for Madam Jathambal whose husband was killed In a lorry accident In Singapore.
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    OUT TO WIN TITLE
    136 23 OUT TO WIN TITLE A TTRACTIVE MarqueJ\ rite Brodie, 19 standin for actress Capucine in the William Holden film "Year of the Dragon," who is after the Miss Penang title. A teacher. Marguerite has returned to Penang after working several months in Kuala Lumpur on the set of the "Dragon."
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    'Reds to use children in demonstrations today'
    172 23 SINGAPORE. Sat. The State Government today warned of Commun-ist-spon.su rrtl demonstrations in Upper Serangoon tomorrow. A statement issued by the Government today said: "The Communists in the Barisan Sosialis are attempting to mobilise groups of schoolchildren and youth to stage antiMalaysia demonstrations at
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    70,000 transfers
    403 23  - 70, 000 transfers OH KEE TIANG By CIVILIANS SEEK A BREAK WITH SERVICES pENANG, Sat. The War Department Civilian Staff Association has suggested to the Federation Government that 10,000 Malayan workers employed locally by the British War Department be transferred to the service of the Malayan Government. "To this end,"
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    For your day by the sea
    92 23 TODAY Sedlll Kechll 10.03 ajn. (7.5 ft) 7.53 p.m. (6 sft)Singapore 11.03 a.m. (7.4 ft) 10.00 pm. (B.sft); Port Dicksoii 5.43 ajn. (7.5 ft) 7.22 p.m. (Sift) Port Swettenham 4.57 a.m. (12.0 ft) 5.08 pjn. (13.9 ft); Penang 12.05 pjn. (B.lft). TOMORROW Sedili Kechll
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    STUDENT RETURNING WITH BRITISH BRIDE
    140 23 STUDENT RETURNING WITH BRITISH BRIDE PENANG, Sat. A PcX nang Malay student who went to England to take an engineering course at Brighton College of Technology is returning in November with a pretty English bride. Inche Othman bin Merlcan. a former technical cadet of Radio Malaya, who was sent to
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    The girl in a trisha
    96 23 PENANG, Sat. A police patrol, passing by a hotel at 1.30 a.m. yesterday saw a youth assaulting' a girl' and arrested him. Today. Leon* Nai Mun. 21, pleaded guilty to a charge of behaving In a disorderly manner by assaulting Irene Tan In front of
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    Extort bid charge
    44 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Bail of S4OO was allowed today when Chong Siew Fan. 23. pleaded not guilty to attempting to extort Sl5 from Yaa Jew Lim at the Majestic Theatre here on Mon- day. The case was postponed till Nov. 30
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    Chamber warns Japan: We will call rally
    232 23 Chamber warns Japan: We will call rally QINGAPORE, Sat. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce today warned the Japanese Government that If Its claims for compensation for Japanese atrocities during the war were not settled by Wednesday. It would call for a mass rally to report the latest developments. The
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    Widow Jathambal fund now $8,707
    208 23 SINGAPORE, Sat. Th« Sunday Times today received »904.75 from Singapore and Federation readers for a widow, Mnrium Jathambal and her 15 children. The fund now stands at M.707.41. New donations are from: the civilian staff of RAOC store section. 40. Base Workshop REME. Spore $102:
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    Police appeal for witnesses
    70 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—Traffic police are anxious to contact anyone who saw an accident in Circular Road here at 1.50 p.m. last Wednesday when an unidentified Indian, aged about 45,. was knocked down by a car in front of Istana Perlis. The man has since died in
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    Tour has opened my eyes, says painter
    149 24 Tour has opened my eyes, says painter JJUALA LUMPUR, Sat— One of Malaya's best known painters, Mr. Cheong Son Pieng, who has just returned from a two-year European tour said: "This trip has opened my eyes to many things. It has liberated me from my past inhibitions on art." He
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    $60,000 charge
    92 24 SINGAPORE, Sat— A sailor, Tan Ah Soon, 35, I claimed trial in the First Criminal District Court today to a charge of attempti ing to illegally export i $65,000 worth of gold bars. He was alternatively charged with abetting, an unknown person in committing the offence. In "the
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    TAN: JUSTICE FOR ALL STATES IN MALAYSIA
    542 24 TAN: JUSTICE FOR ALL STATES IN MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Federal Government of Malaysia would have sufficient powers in reserve to ensure that justice was done to all states, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today. Speaking to delegates from Malaya and Singapore at the annual
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    Free port status essential: Warning
    455 24 Free port status essential: Warning PENANG. Sat. -The president of the Penan* Straits Chinese British Association, Mr. Koh Sin Hock, said last night the people of this island would have "nothing to gain" by Joining the principal customs area. "Instead." he warned, "should Penang Island lose its free port status,
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    WIRE GANG AGAIN
    195 24 pENANG. Sat.— Police are looking for three welldressed men who posed as government officers and robbed a woman of over j $2,000 in cash and jewellery at the City Council flats In Jelutong yesterday. They bound their victim with thin wire. 'It is possible the robbers are
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    Call for Penang girls to volunteer to ride on the State float
    255 24 PNANG, Sat. The Btate Government today Invited girls between the age of 18 and 21, born and resident In Penang, to volunteer to ride on the Penang State float which will participate In two decorated float processions as
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    FOR PROFIT-BY THE CITY EDITOR Balloting is now inevitable APPLICATIONS FOR SHARES WILL HIT $75 MILLION MARK
    626 24 FOR PROFIT-BY THE CITY EDITOR Balloting is now inevitable APPLICATIONS FOR SHARES WILL HIT $75 MILLION MARK jyjORE than $50 million poured into the offices of Malaya Borneo Building Society this week and applications are still coming in at a steady rate. When the offer for 5 million units of
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      352 25 IN these days of prefabricated entertainment, when the average popular entertainer would not dream of walking on to the stage without a microphone and high powered amplifier, to say nothing of a lullsized orchestra in the pit. it is indeed refreshing to meet a stage personality brought up
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      IT'S FRANKIE'S BOY ALL THE WAY
      592 25  - IT'S FRANKIE'S BOY ALL THE WAY DAVID ENGLISH NEW YORK By AT MADISON SQUARE THE woman next to me, tears on her cheeks, eyes bright, turned and halfsobbed: "I wouldn't have believed it possible. He's identical to Frankie. Identical. I can't tell you how this makes me feel. "I have
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      705 25  -  _KEN HAMMONDS By "I not only came to sing. I also came with the Mope of finding loAl artists good enough to record. I have a record company of my own in Hong Kong, where I live, and I have connections in Europe. "What J
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    RUGGED COLT
    794 26  - RUGGED COL T PETER LIM By MOTORING MITSUBISHI'S LATEST BABY HAS THAT CERTAIN ATTRACTION... THE little Mitsubishi A won a certain fame last year, when its agents in Singapore offered 60 gallons of free petrol for every new car; and again this year when it swept the board in its
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    RAGGING? 'I WOULD NOT WANT TO MISS IT'
    532 26  - RAGGING? 'I WOULD NOT WANT TO MISS IT' GUNN CHIT THYE: PENANG. Saturday Alumni chief approves of it-but no physical or moral injury By JjK. Wong Poh Lam, president of the Medical Faculty's Pan-Malayan Alumni Association, approves of ragging but within limits. Every graduate was familiar with ragging, he said,
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    Kedah's first ever epidemic experts
    211 26 Kedah's first ever epidemic experts A LOR STAR. Sat. For the first time the Kedah State Government has appointed an epidemic prevention committee to tackle any outbreak of diseases In the State. Under the chairmanship of Senator Dato (Dr.) Cheah Toon Lok, a State Executive Councillor, the new committee comprises
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    Praise for S'pore photographers
    50 26 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Minister for Culture. Mr. b. Rd.iarauiam. today praised Singapore photographers (or their hiKh standard of photography. He was speaking at me opening of the Brat AU-Malaysian Malay Photographic Competition and Exhibition organised by the Singapore Malay Amateur Photographic Society at the National Library.
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    37th post office opened
    53 26 SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore Assemblyman (or River Valley. Mr. Urn Cheng Lock, today opened the new KUliney Road dosi office which will .serve 30.000 people living in the area. The post office is the 37th in the State and the third tn be opened by the PAP
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    Who-dun-it talk
    32 26 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Mr Edward Lloyd. Deputy Represen tative of the British Council will give a talk en "Reflections on detective stories" at the Rotary Clubs lunch meeting on Wednesday.
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    Will you wed—with no house or flat?
    122 26 Will you wed— with no house or flat? WOULD you marry without having your own bouse or flat? That Is today's question for Malaya's New Writers. Give your answers in 500 word* Tbe best contribution will win a prize of $50. Contributions should be typewritten with double spacing on one
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    Bala home again
    112 26 FNANG. Sat— A boy, R. Balakrlshnan, 16, who claims he is a "homeless orphan," has been reunited with his uncle in Sungei Patani. Kedah. Balakrlshnan called at the Penang Social Welfare Department last April to ask for work and accommodation. He said his parents, both former tappers
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    Governor Waddell approves Ningkan 'Cabinet'
    175 26 Governor Waddell approves Ningkan 'Cabinet' KUCHING. Sat. The Governor of Sarawak, Sir Alexander Waddell. today approved the formation of Sarawak's first elected Government headed by Chief Minister Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan. Other ministries allocated to members of the Supreme Council of Sarawak were Minister for Natural Resources Mr. Teo Kul
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    35 detainees to be released
    55 26 BRUNEI TOWN. Sat. Thirty-five detainees are now undergoing a six-day rehabilitation course at the Bunut Rehabilitation Centre, five miles from here. They are the lltli batch transferred to the centre from the Berakas Detention Camp and. bring the number of detainees released from detention to
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    Malay middle school in every district—aim
    162 26 Malay middle school in every district— aim OENANG. Sat. It is the I aim of the government to establish one Malay middle school in every district in the Federation, the Minister of Education. Capt. Haji Abdul Hamld Khan, said here today. "I shall strive to achieve this." he told delegates
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    MINISTER DENIES THREATS
    246 26 MINISTER DENIES THREATS Asian students were never told they would be deported 4DELAIDE < Australia >, l\ Sat— The Immigration Minister, M/. Alexander Downing, last night denied published allegations that he had threatened Asian students who had completed their studies in Australia with deportation unless they returned to their own
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      5 26 SPORTING SAM by Reg. Wootton
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      86 26 On your TV tonight PROGRAMME lor UMajbl: 7 15 p.m. Openmg and programme MMMfy "> laiiKUages, 7.20 Room Hood; 7.4j News and newsrecl in OtltlWC. 8.05 The Phil Silvers show; 8.36 People a magazine programmp introducing personalities in Singapore; 9-05 T.V.I. acu>: 9.15 News and newsreel in English; 9.35 Concert
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    IPOH RACES PROVIDE THRILLS and SPILLS
    1216 27  - IPOH RACES PROVIDE THRILLS and SPILLS EPSOM JEEP: By Ipoh, Saturday rpHRILLS and spills galore at today's Perak Turf Club amateur meeting at Ipoh. The day's racing started on a sensational note when Sarah Jane, carrying only one win and two place tickets, finished third to the favourite. Surrender to
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    BIG SWEEP
    37 27 Ist *****0 $46,282 2nd *****1 $23,141 3rd *****8 $12,856 Starters: 51,607 each 4os. *****5, *****9, *****. *****7, *****7, ***** *****3, *****6. Consolation; $771 each •fos. *****4, *****9, *****5, *****2, *****5, *****.5, *****7, *****8, *****0, *****7.
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    AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL RESULTS
    417 27 SYDNEY, Sat. Results of Australian soccer matches played today. NSW Fed. Dlv. I— Hellenic 4 Auburn 1; Canterbury 1 Hakoah 1: Bankstown 4 Croatia 1; Yugal 3 Oladesville 5; Prague v Budapest: Apia v South Coast (playing tomorrow) Dtv. t Toongabble v Coneordla; Corinthian v Polonla: Balgownle
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    Balance, poise on the 'horse'
    69 27 Ong M m Leong of the Methodist Boys School, Kuala Lumpur, in action at the Kuala Lumpur Secondary S c h o o Is gymnastic competition at Stadium Negara yesterday. Ong was second in the individual placings. MBS, XL. retained the Nestles Trophy with a
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    Chua hits 72 off Singapore Chinese
    244 27 Chua hits 72 off Singapore Chinese ITUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Selangor Chinese seemed to be in a strong position in their annual twoday cricket match for the Ng-Wong Shield against Singapore Chinese here today. At clo& of play Selangor Chinese had taken two Singapore wickets for 13 after hitting 165. Skipper
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    AIRTH LEADS QUALIFIERS
    88 27 CINGAPORE, Sat. J.B. Airth. 75. led the qualifiers in the Singapore open amateur golf championship at the Island course today. Others who returned with sub-80s were defending champion Sid Dv Plessis (76) and V. Israngura (77). The Dlv. "A" medal (stroke) went to D.K.R. Cilfton-Moore. 73. R.
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    ZAINAL WINS PERAK 'BEST' AWARD
    351 27 ZAINAL WINS PERAK 'BEST' AWARD TPOH, Sat. One state and 19 meet records were set In the two-day Perak Government Services athletic meet which ended on the Municipal padang here today. The only state record came yesterday from M. Dattaya who threw the discus 39.4 metres which bettered his old
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    11 under par
    30 27 ST. PAUL (Minnesota). Sat— A record round of 61—11 under par— was achieved by 24-year-old Jack Rule (Iowa) In the $105.--000 St. Paul open golf tournament yesterday.
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    Sheares is now the top favourite
    285 27 Sheares is now the top favourite SINGAPORE. Sat. Six-teen-year-old Glenn Sheares advanced into the semi-finals of the Singapore lawn tennis association open boys championships when he beat Peier Tay 6-2. 6-4 today. Sheares who too* up tennis this year, yesterday upset No. 1 seed Chong Tjee Teng. He has thus
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    SIA lose in Singapore
    108 27 SINGAPORE, Sat. Ceylon Sports Club, Singapore, thn leading hockey side scored an easy 4-2 win over Selangor Indian Association at Balestlerl Road today. f CSC. with several state players. were better side. But Selangor Indians opened account* through international forward Ismail Bakri whose stix shot from
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    Butcher completes 1,000 runs for tour
    199 27 Butcher completes 1,000 runs for tour T ONDON. Sat. The West Indian cricketers batted through intermittent rain on the first day of their match against Glamorgan at Swansea today. The Welsh county—currently fourth in the county cricket championships were seriously handicapped by the wet ball. But honours seemed fairly even
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    Lock icon Sweden and Britain 2-all
    76 27 LONDON. Sat Sweden drew level with Britain at two matches all In the European zone final of the Davis Cup lawn tennis competition, when Jan-Erik Lundqulst defeated Bobby Wilson 3-6, 3-6, 6-2, 6-2, 6-1 at Wimbledon today. As the rain-Interrupted match did not finish until early
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    Elorde wins at Manila
    29 27 MANILA, Sat. World lightweight champion, Flash Elorde (Philippines) beat Love Allotey (Ghana) by a unanimous decision over 10 rounds in a nontitle bout here tonight.
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    DEATH
    73 27 MADAM DAW KIN MI, 84. passed away yesterday at 17, Klnia Road (Burmese Buddhist temple). Burial at the Buddhist Cemetery Hun Yean* Road, oft Tampenls, 8| mile on 7.8.63 at 2 p.m. She left behind one son Kob Bah Theng, two daughters Mya Yin and Mya San, one daugbter-ln-law,
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      199 27 Today's sport diary SOCCER Malaya Cup: Fed. I grd); Police v ACSOBA (STAR Armed Forces v S'pore (Merdeka grd>. Friendly: SRC v S'gor Stadium. 5.15); Malacca v S'pore Eurasians (S'pore padang, 10.30). Jt Services (Kubu Stadium. HOCKEY Friendly: S"pore 6.15) Paliang v Negri (Bentong. Indians v S'gor Indians (Bales6.15): Sgor
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    We'll protest—Malacca
    283 28 We'll protest— Malacca IMPROPER FOR SERVICES TO FIELD IMPORTED PLAYERS' MALACCA. Saturday. MALACCA will lodge a strong protest with the Football Association of Malaya and play under protest if two players who recently arrived from the Middle East turn out for the Singapore Joint Services in the vital Malaya Cup
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    Yusof gets 6 in Johore's 10-1 rout of Services
    191 28 Yusof gets 6 in Johore's 10-1 rout of Services MALACCA. Saturday. lOHORE thrashed Combined Services (Malaya) J 10 1 in a South Zone Malaya Cup soccer fixture at the Kubu Stadium here today. Johore dictated exchanges right from the start and led 6-1 at half time. Man of the match
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    CSC SCORE 178 OFF TAMILIANS
    205 28 CSC SCORE 178 OFF TAMILIANS KUALA LUMPLTrt Sat Ceylon Sports Club of i Singapore were out lor 178 In the two-day cricket match for the Mudaliar I Shield against TPCA here 1 today. TPCA had lost three wic- kets for 92 at close of play. Ovlon Sports Club: Eric Retnam
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    Relay record
    61 28 PENANG. Sat. The Public Services 4 x 100 metres relay I team ran a great race today to better by o.3sec the State record of 44.55 ec set by the Technical thp Fenarfg AAA championships three weeks atfo. The new mark was hoisted ;.l the iriendly athletics meet
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    Second title for Kampar's Lian
    67 28 PENANG. Sat— Miss Lian Lai I Vee. 19. from Kampar who won tlie Penong women's singles title laxt week completed a double when she and Miss O'Kane took 'he women's doubles title this ■vrning beating Mis. Audrey Oh i!id Mrs B. Campbell 9-7. 6-1. The
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    Kenya ban on S. Africans
    87 28 VAIROBI. Sat. A Kenya 4> government statement yesterday said no South African nationals would be allowed into Kenya as delegates to the International Olympics Committee conference here in October. A Kenya government spokesman said later that although! thp government had no knowledge of any Portuguese,
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    DATO SARDON TROPHY MOHD ROSLI SCORES 4 FIRSTS TO WIN
    503 28 DATO SARDON TROPHY MOHD ROSLI SCORES 4 FIRSTS TO WIN KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. MOHD Rosli bin Mohd Noor of Tumpat won the Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir trophy when he won four events in the 26th All-Malayan Railway annual athletic meet which concluded on the Sentul Works Recreation Club ground
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    Joo Pong was the star rider
    335 28 Joo Pong was the star rider KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.—Selangor. led by Malaya's international iflder Ng Joo Pong swept the bafcrd In the Federation of Malaya Schools' Sports Council inter-state cycling chamnionships at the Merdeka Stadium here today. Solani?or won the tea'tn championship with ;i total of 42 points. Second was
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    CHAN SETS TWO STATE MARKS
    292 28 CHAN SETS TWO STATE MARKS CINGAPORE. Sat Be' nard Chan, Singapore international swimmer was in great form tr.dav establishing two state records at the Singapore Amateur Swlmminu Association's 20th annual in-ter-club junior meet held at Chinese Swimming Club pool at Amber Road. Five state records in the men's 103 metres
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    9 WALKOVERS IN PENANG BADMINTON
    291 28 pENANG. Sat. There were nine walkover^ in the men's singles in the Penang junior badminton championship here last night. Results: A. Majid Ra'af bt Tan Soon Guan 15-4. 15-3. Zakaria Haji Johari Moktar Stron. Ewe Choong Lay bt Teh Seng Leng 15-7. 3-15. 15-5. A.
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    Tengku talks golf on TV
    61 28 MANILA. Bat— The MkiOU Prime Mintster. Tengku Abdul Rahman, tonight appeared on a television .sports session In Manila. The Tengku. a keen golfer, was interviewed on the game. Present also were members of the Philippines team who won the cup donated by the Tengku for
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    MORE RECORDS SET IN FMSSC SWIM
    315 28 JPOH. Sat. Selangor won nine out of the 12 events In the Federation of Malaya Schools Sports Council swimming championships here today. Perak. the only other state in the meet, won the other three. Eleven records were set up today making a total of
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    Sevens title to Dindings
    325 28 ADNAN STARS AS PERAK CLUB RALLY SUPERBLY TO OVERHAUL S'GOR POLICE KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. IYINDINGS CLUB from Perak staged a spirited U iate rally to snatch victory by 15 points (3 goals) to 13 (2 goals, l try) over Selangor Police in the final of the
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    AZMAN IN 2 FINALS
    108 28 MALACCA. Sat. —S. A. Azman of Selangor today qualified lor two finals in the Malayan national tennis championships He had an easy passage in the men's singles semifinal when he beat his team-mate T. M. L. Lee 6-0. 6-3 in the morning. Azman will meet Billy
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    COULTER HITS 95
    77 28 SINGAPORE. Sat. A Brilliant knock ol 95 by P. Kecreauon a good start against Selangor Eurasians after the first day of their annual cricket match on the padang today. SelanKor replied with 79 for the loss of one wicket at close against S.R.C.s 209 for nine declarer)
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      Abu bin Adam
      709 29 Abu bin Adam HOW HE WAS TAKEN FOR A RIDE IN THE TUMBRIL' ALL those old Fords in the Sunday Times last vuvk and especially that 1896 Quadricyle the ttrst bus Henry Ford built and actually DROVE— took me back to 1926 when Mat Jampok and 1 were proud possessors
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      On mortgage
      489 29  -  Tai Sing Onn SUNDAY TIMES EXPLAINS: By Raising the money —and how price range sets the trend IT IS staggering hut true that an internationally known housing expert Ikis estimated that more than ;i quarter million new dwellings i re needed in Malaya to rehouse families now living
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      Interest and advantages ASSORTED LOANS
      394 29 Interest and advantages ASSORTED LOANS HERE are somr <>i th. ways you can go about raisins a loan or mortgage on that dream house you have set your heart on: 1 Banks sometimes lend up to two-thirds if you have security such as stocks and shares or life assurances with
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      Pure Nonsense
      547 29  -  BEACHCOMBER BY Another epic WHEN somebody suggested to Sol Hogwasch that there might be an epic in the Iliad, he asked who wrote it. "Homer" "Homer who?" "Just Homer." "Hadn't the guy a surname?" I guess not." •What's it all about? "A dame called Helen." "Helen who?" "Just
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      BEFORE YOU SIGN ON THE DOTTED LINE...
      474 29 BEFORE YOU SIGN ON THE DOTTED LINE... UfHEN you go shopff Ping for a house you should not go about it as if you were buying a teeny weeny wispy bit of nothing for milady. You know the type of gent I mean. The type that goes up to the
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      686 29 —PROFILE Iff** l&i^Mtf Ba^ avJ^^^ii^tf m.' lW< I $h*& Wk 'iifra^ ii Hi fREDDY THADDEUS sat at the drums and nr lI A I V«>O started to play in three-beat rhythms Ul MALA I A O with one hand and in four with the other. He stopped and said: "I
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    EVELYN TU
    10 30 WITH AN EYE ON A WOMAN'S CROWNING GLORY
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    PARDON ME!
    455 30 But this WIG crisis is really coming to a EAD... WHAT absolute nonsense! The fabulous East, I'm told, cannot afford the high-priced wigs of the West. Singapore hairdresser Mr. Marius Jalbaud tells me: "My clients all raise their hands m surprise when I tell them that the price
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    Suitcase styles
    753 30 Questions 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 and iiiiniiiiiiiiii answers 1 1 1 ii
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    GOOD FOR A LAUGH
    268 30 DAVID was a bit shy. and his girl finally tired of waiting for him to make the first move. When he bought her a bouquet of flowers one night, she threw her arms around his neck and kissed him David got up and started to leave.
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      312 30 H asß Any new dance craze needs an old friend Whether it's the Cha Cha or the Twist, Tampax gives womea the freedom they want. Does a dance date conform to your schedule? Have you ever had to give one up because of personal problems? Tampax internal sanitary protection was
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    NEXT DOOR ROWDIES
    571 31 Noisy parties late at night are making life so unbearable jyjV neighbour throws parlies every now and then. Since our bedrooms are no more than 20ft away from the hah where the parties are held, the racket is enough U) drive you crazy. Life becomes unbearable when
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    Watch that porter if you're late
    326 31 Watch that porter if you're late LONG TERM planners are not the only hazard the railway porters have to endure. As Ted White discovered to his cost. One morning harassed commuter Frank Preston nearly missed his train. It was just moving out as he hurried on to tae platform. He
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    ASK YOUR DAD
    203 31 lln. 1 week's science poser is specially for mothers— wit the answer appended in case one of the younpsters a.-ks the question: WHY IS TEA I'll K Ml I I" I^HKRi: Is a t-nemli-al in the sap of tea leaves which art* as a stimulant when the
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    SCORNED!
    1080 31 Love and hate and the perils of life in an office J)1-;ak Jane Lee: A clerk at my office who is forcing her affections on me is making life hell for me. When I ignore her she throws documents at me, scolds me and criticises my work in front
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    YOUR DOG
    424 31 w 'POINTER' on training...^;;; 'THIS week I shall give the i answers to some problems which are boiiiei inn my readers. Q: How can I stop my Qoxer hnsinu cats? A I raining in obedience is the oniy solution. Q: My dog very often eats gru.v>. and is
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    'Mother's Love' wins
    180 31 PICTURE CONTEST WINNER ol tii c week's $30 prize is "Mother's Love" (above) submitted by Mr. E. N. Lee Queen Street, P.O. Box 97. Singapore. He used Fuji film and a Rolleiflex camera. Setting: fB. 60 100 second. He will be paid by post The cheque will
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      296 31 WHAT'S your problem? Write to: Miss Jane Lee, The Sunday Times, Times House, River Valley Road, Singapore 9. No replies by post. j^HP* /Q a\K I D^J^Jlv vLUd M fcasP*^^ Ml& v/ve«v4 Crt^xJl ■ak SbW^bl .s^HbbbbbMUb -«ÜbEJU^bb! If// The Art Book Club has been newly Jr Wf /ZZZj //I formed
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    On the spoils of
    946 32 How he fattened... ITLER was having a cup of coffee at the time. Suddenly the door was flung open and in burst the massive figure of Hermann Goering, his face glistening with sweaty excitement. "We're in!" he shouted. "You are appointed Chancellor of lermany from tomorrow.
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      198 32 >^ HERMANN GOERING was second only to Hitler in the odious Nazi hierarchy. But he was second to none when it came to greed and corruption. A Once in power, he set about building up his incredible perw sonal empire of wealth and booty not caring whom he trampled on
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      16 32 N EXT GOERING draws up his death lists and prepares for the rape of Europe. WEEK
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      259 32 popular: crossword) ACROSS: 1. Prison (4); 7. Bird I DOWN: 1. Pant Mi; 2. Director (4»; 11. Public announcement (13»; I (13); 3. Cooker (4i; 4. Vegetable 12. Sort of duck i4>: 13 Step (4): (4i; S. Condescend (5); 6. Grey 14. Colour (4); 15. Verse (I); 17. (Si; 7.
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    power...
    2026 33 power JOVIAL MONSTER CALLED GOERING The other side of the charmer ported, at once set about using the incident to vilify the Communists. The fire was immediately made the excuse for new. sweeping decrees. All civil liberties were suspended The death sentence was extended. Thousands more people were arrested by
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    Does every weekend bring a new headache?
    455 33 Does every weekend bring a new headache? 17K>R three successive F weekends, Graham Thornton suffered from a headache. On Monday he would report back to work feeling better. "I need a holiday." he lold hlniaelt. All the same, sensibly he (ailed at my surgery to check that there was nothing
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      85 33 THIS serialisation is adapted from the book GOEKING." by Roger Manvell and Heinrich Fmenkel. published by Heinemann price 355. > 50,000—1 chance of getting to the^V%/| dllvWl/li m That's what young hopefuls m who go to auditions soon m ft find out... 'JpP f%, A Read this frank and absorbing
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      413 33 Bu^flMa&flHMflft@M hSKSm r-. a r-M^ nil >w* I Muslca; 10.30 Music Prom The BalRADIO MALAYA let; 11.00 In A Mellow Tone; 11.30; For Bachelors Only; 12 midnight A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negara- Close Down. Ku; 6.02 Prelude To Breakfast; 7.00 D h|n ciMrADnor Time Signal, The News; 7.10 Songs RADIO
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      686 34 f f wHVNOriNctnM this cotou«mnotnci L.. W n Ajrre course couw. is mcsuxht' rr -7lD hrn uxxs uks Txeaep tve* smow« mow i can i TOBACN BfiHrtOßß <t^A EA H WMIl* I LEARN aaorie/ L. (^^Fisnjee v_C > Wl AR rc THia Krr \'m TRAiNab sjv i s—t MtiMsuNS <a
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      406 34 kT 7 FnnAR Ricf /?r/oDnrrrwc* W^HM While takz ah m*7 mis »,7es help *S| \.r s C^>^i ii A J: < ix/CXS JD U HHLJ U LrrlO \cs3j EXPECT TMEIZ ESCAPE RY t^^^ THIS WEEK FOR YOU CAFRKORN iDec. 21-Jan. 19 i Howc\er careiuiiy you niu\ plan about money, you
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      236 34 Some change is coming up in your business life or in your home background. A hou&e move may be discussed or a member of the family wants to break away. Though you will do well in money-getting this week, your nerves may be stretched and your leehngs up.se i for
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      303 34 best to cheer you and that you make some very attractive plans for a holiday later in the year. VIRGO (Aug. 22 Sept. 22): You will be tempted to take on still another responsibility m the shape of a dependent, a pet or a helpless one. Before you make any
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      279 34 court slights or an unhappy love affair. SCORPIO (Oct. 24 Nov. 22 >: Consider your own interests for once and plan a holiday or some entertainment that is to your taste. Conditions at home will still be tiresome and you have at least one person In your croup who is
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      243 34 -STAR of theWEEK' THE omeiu> on this* your 1963 anniversary are remarkably favourable. ones. Whatever you do in the year ahead, you cannot fail to make money and to build up your prestige. If you are now alone, you will find the right companion. For you are not quite clear
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      158 34 rVy v j 0 Kuldeep Kour (Singapore stenographer) bom on July 31. If it is YOUR birthday today this coming year of life I* likely to be highly enjoyable If you can concentrate on the things that matter most to you. Get oat and about if you can and make
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