The Straits Times, 13 August 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, AUGUST 13. 1963. if. 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Tengku seeks approval of London agreement
    1544 1 THE PERILS AHEAD Tengku seeks approval of London agreement POSSIBILITY OF A MALAYSIA DELAY RESULT OF DESIRE TO WORK SINCERELY FOR PEACE, HOUSE IS TOLD ENDORSE PACT AND YOU PRE-JUDGE UN VERDICT' By Our Parliamentary Reporters KUALA LUMPUR. Monday TENGKU Abdul Rahman warned today of "critical times ahead." The Government
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    'Elite' corps of 200 as guides for M-Day joy VlP's
    236 1 'Elite' corps of 200 as guides for M-Day joy VIP'S KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tomorrow is the RSVP deadline for acceptance of the Thousands of gilt edge card! sent to VlP's inviting them to attend the major functions here marking the birth oi Malaysia. Harru.s.;ed», officials engaged on complex staff WJik
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    10,000 join Lee to -shout 'Mevdeka'
    149 1 TllK Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. presents a dramatic picture of angry triumph as. with clenched fist, he led more than 10.000 people in a thunderous cry of "Merdeka" to climax his "confrontation" with about 50 masked anti-Malaysia youngsters during his
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    1,905,040 mil-to-one
    55 1 EVENS VILLE (Indiana), Mon. Four women playing bridge here last night were each dealt 13 cards in one suit. According tc the World Almanar*. the odds against a player receiving the perfect hand 13 spades are 053.013.559,599 to one. which makes the odds of all four getting a
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    She danced in pain for people's joy
    175 1 SINGAPORE. Monday VIETNAM'S Tuyet Hong, 22, danced like any other girl at the South-east Asia Cultural Festival tonight. But unknown to the audience, she was suffering in silence. For Tuyet had only left the General Hospital yesterday atfer an operation. Shy and sophisticated,
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    Higher pay far police
    44 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The entire rank and Ale of the Police are to get wage increases, but these are subject to negotiations, Dato Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, the Minister of Internal Security, told Parliament today. He gave no details.
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    INDONESIA: BRITISH DECISION 'WISE AND REALISTIC
    174 1 INDONESIA: BRITISH DECISION 'WISE AND REALISTIC JAKARTA. Mon. Britain's apparent agreement to a postponement of Malaysia Day was "wise and realistic." the Indonesian Herald said in an editorial today. The Herald which usually echoes Foreign Office opinions said Britain had "accepted the political realities which prevail in this part of
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    Thant names team: To take 4 weeks
    336 1 Thant names team: To take 4 weeks IT NIT D NATIONS, Mon. SecretaryGeneral U Thaat today named a nine-man team to verify whether the Peoples oi North Borneo and Sarawak wish to join Malaysia, expressing the hope it could complete its mission by mid-September. The UN chief delegated Mr. Laurence
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      53 1 A "Quick Shin#" in Quick Ttmm with AUTO POLISH and CUANER COMMENCING SEPHOth KiUMPUR V JESSELTON J SAME DAY- SAME PLANE I |rt| DAILY 9555f45r^a^SERVICE I VIA SINGAPORE. KUCHING BRUNEI V EL_b_^__4lbH Elm J| Iji IMA LAY AN k^^Sb SERVING SOUTH EAST ASIA •CNCIM fcAUS AGCNU rOt frOAC. QANTA* lANO
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      91 1 Af«Mi» SCOTT BNOUMK IBBLA.' XJTTD 4. Coi %mm. I "iwi't TU: riat «tt t~t. iw***. tti inn STOP PRESS BUDDHIST CIRL TRIES TO KILL SELF n\K.O\ Mmi i. t-n vi 11 nld Vk in imnc Riuidhisi -iti tonight tried in c iiinnut suicide In hacfc irm wrists «itli hitiini in
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      Lock icon Bhutto hits at US threat to cut aid
      132 2 Bhutto hits at US threat to cut aid PAWALPINDI, Mon. ■"< Mr. Zulncar Bhutto, Pakistan External Affairs Minister, said here yesterday it would be contrary to the cause of international peace and morality if the United j States applied sanctions' against Pakistan over Kashmir. He was eommentiiiK on a reported
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      Lock icon POLICEMAN REFUSED LEAVE, KILLS 3
      86 2 JAKARTA. Mon. A policeman who was refused leave, opened fire on the office of his superiors, killing a police commissioner and an inspector. Another inspector who rushed to the scene to im estimate was also hit and killed. The incident occurred last Thursday at Tasikniala.ja
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      Lock icon Africa urged to sign
      34 2 DAKAR. Mon.— The Ministerial I Council of the African Unity Organisation has recommended in a resolution that member states should si«n the recent three-power partial nuclear test ban treaty. Router.
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      Macapagal turning Philippines neutral?—A —denial —
      101 2 Macapagal turning Philippines neutral?— A denial |-\t!ANILA, Mon. The dfii president of the Senate, Mr. Ferdinand Marcos, has denied that the administration of President Diosdado Macapagal was steering the Philippines towards neutralism. Mr. Marcos issued a statement to clarify what some observers claimed was a conflict between the Philippine commitments
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      Madame Nhu bad example for women says priest
      271 2 BUDDHIST ATTACK ON DMEM'S SISTER-IN-LAW gAIGON, Man.— A priest told 5,000 demonstrating Buddhists yesterday that Madame Nhu was a bad example for Vietnamese women. Standing: on the roof of the main paffoda here and speaking through loudspeakers the Buddhist priest said the
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      Lock icon Russia agrees to supply India with heavy artillery
      202 2 Russia agrees to supply India with heavy artillery NEW DELHI, Monday. THE left-wing morning newspaper The Patriot said yesterday that the Soviet Union was understood to have agreed to provide India with heavy artillery. These would Include long and medium-range guns and light and heavy tanks. The heavy artillery would
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      Lock icon Four break out of police hq
      97 2 Four break out of police hq JOHANNESBURG. Mon Four men held under th« 90-day detention law including South African artist Arthur Goldrelch and Harold Wolpe, a lawyer, escaped early yesterday, police reported. All four escaped from police headquarters here The other two are both Indians. Moosa Moola. 30. and Abdulhay
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      Manila rice deal with Burma
      45 2 BANGKOK, Mon—The Philippines has concluded a deal to Import another 33.000 tons of rice from Burma. Informed sources here said today. The Import was part of a Philippine armed forces plan to stockpile rice for an emergency, th« sources said—Beuter.
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      'Shock brigades' fight the floods in —China—
      300 2 OONG KONG, Mon.— Millions of peasants have been drafted into "shock brigades" to fight serious flooding in the wheatgrowing province of Honan in central China, according to radio broadcasts in the last few days. t^L F °K Cc planes ar said to have
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      Lock icon GETTING READY TO WASB 'SHAME OF PALESTINE'
      131 2 CAIRO. Mon.— President Nasser told his troops yesterday that Egypt's armed forces were getting ready "to wash out the shame of Palestine and face Israel and those who support her." He was speaking in Alexandria to 1.500 soldiers welcomed home from fighting In
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Great train robbery: Phone keeps on ringing
      394 3 LONDON, Monday. POLICE and insurance assessors are sifting through hundreds of telephone tips in a bid to track down the gang who held up the Glasgow-London mail train on Thursday and escaped with more than £2.5 million. Detectives continued their careful search of
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      Lock icon AFTER THE SHOW, A BACK DOOR EXIT FOR CHARLES
      122 3 \y HO\ this slipping out of the back of the theatre past a row of dustbins like a "stare door Johnnie?" It's Prince Charles. With Princess Anne last week he went out for th« second night running this time to see
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      Lock icon Babies sold at $300 scandal
      149 3 I NEW YORK, Mon. The Insider's Newsletter predicted last night a "sorry scandal Is about to break in Italy over the soaring traffic in black market babies purchased by foreigners, particularly childless American couples.' The weekly publication said the Italian national police j recently set
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      Blind man prays and survives hotel fire
      324 3 tfOR six hours yesterday a 68-year- j old blind man sat praying through an inferno that destroyed j a hotel around him, j emerging virtually unscathed. Floyd Torrey sat on his bed in a room on the third storey of the five-storey, 60
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      Lock icon RUSSIAN MOON SHOT MA V BE THIS MONTH
      223 3 RUSSIAN MOON SHOT MA V BE THIS MONTH MOSCOW, Monday. RUSSIA is forging ahead with plans to land men on the moon, Soviet press reports indicated yesterday. The trade union newspaper Trud predicted that prolonged space flights were not far off and noted that August was the Soviet Union's "Cosmonaut's
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      Lock icon Negroes sign newtenancy pact
      125 3 Negroes sign new tenancy pact TUEW YORK. Mon. Negro leaders today hailed as a major breakthrough an agreement recently reached with the biggest landlord in the country the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company to rent its flats to all qualified Negroes. The company, with assets of US$2O,OOO million is landlord to
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      51 3 WfWm K S lACKSON (Wyoming), Mon. Asked by a small admirer what he was thinkj ng when he stood at the summit of the world's highest mountain, Nawang Combu, the Sherpa climber who teamed with American lames Whitaker to conquer 29,028foot Mount Everest this year. replied: "How to get down."
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      Body of British climber found
      64 3 AOSTA. (Italy >, Mon. The perfectly-preserved body of a Britlst Alpinist was found near here on Saturday, more than four years after he fell to his death on Presney Glacier. The body, still wearing a torn suit and a wrist watch which apparently stopped at
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      'Why Nikita beat me at badminton'
      77 3 'Why Nikita beat me at badminton' WASHINGTON, Mon. Mr. Dean Rusk, Secretary of State, yesterday offered an excuse for his defeat in a badminton game with Mr. Khrushchev on Friday. "Mr. Khrushchev Is a very good badminton plajer." he said. "My game has always been basketball. Its the first time
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      Lock icon Rusk: Trip very much worthwhile
      448 3 NON-AGGRESSION PACT TALKS EXPECTED TO BE LENGTHY WASHINGTON, Monday. MR. Dean Rusk returned to Washington yesterday from what he told reporters had been a "very much worthwhile" trip to Moscow and B""" He said he had been received with great cordiality in Russia. But he
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    FESTIVAL ITEMS FOR TONIGHT
    210 4 FESTIVAL ITEMS FOR TONIGHT THE South-East Asia Cultural Festival's programme for tonight is as follows: NATIONAL THEATRE 8 p.m. (1) Pakistan pre-' sents a recital of Pakistani folk and classical songs. U Thailand present* The Drum Pante. "Chui < hal" danoe of Havana. Northern dances. Cam Sat Chatri danoe. "The
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    Aid for strikers
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— A meeting >f branch committees of the Singapore General Printing Workers' Union lias decided to set up a fund to assist 105 strikers, who ire on strike at Star Press Ltd.
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    Bird contest
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A bird imerbok* ringing contest will be neid at the ground of the Clerical Jnion in Rangoon Road on Sunlay. Aug. 25. Entry forms are available from the sponsor. Mr. fCok Kent: Slang. 241 Rangoon Road. Singapore 8.
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    77 4 VIETNAMESE beauties, in traditional peasant costumes. perform an elegant funeral dance daring the performance of "Women in Wartime" opera at Singapore's National Theatre on Sunday night. The opera was Vietnam's main item in their grand debut in the South-East Asia Cultural Festival. Colourful and filled with the
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    390 4 IN AIR OUT BY AIR 'PHE following I* today* schedule of civil aircraft movement* at Faya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: Krom Honx Kong (BA P6K 1.10 pm.: from London, Zurich, Tel Aviv, Teheran. New Delhi, Bangkok (BA 710) 7.20 p.m.; from Auckland. Sydney and Darwin (HA 721) 6.40
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    UN experts' 'go ahead' for big city face-lift
    504 4 gINGAPORK, Moil.— Singapore is capable of embarking im mediately on a massive programme of urban renewal and centre re-development in view of its "remarkable" housing achievements. Two-month mission This is the concensus of opinion of three United Nations town planning experts who
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    CID HELP IN TOP LEVEL PROBE
    263 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Police were today conducting a top-level investigation into yesterday's attack by 30 youths on the Country Peoples' Association branch in Boon Teck Road. The Straits Times learnt that Mr. P. Rajaratnam. Assistant Commissioner (Areas) is personally directing the investigation. As police circles
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    PAINTINGS OF MALAYSIA
    53 4 PAINTINGS OF MALAYSIA AN ART SHOW by Mr. Tan Khoon Chua (above) was opened yesterday at the National Library. The 83 water-colour paintings on display depict the various scenes and landscapes of the Malaysian territories. The show will end on Wednesday. It is open to the public between 10 a.m.
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    Twenty Star Press men charged
    92 4 Twenty Star Press men charged BINOAPORE, >«on. Twenty striking employees of the Star Press Ltd.. in Selegie Rjad. were charged In the Ninth Magistrate's Court today with an offence under the Trade Disputes Ordinance. They were alleged to have intimidated the Rev. Robert Poster last Tuesday "by rushing at him
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    Use less water
    55 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Th« PubUc rtilities Board announced today that water stocks, at 37.9 per cent, were approaching the lowest recorded figure during the present rationing period. Consumption stood at 54,--902.000 gallons yesterday against 57,285.000 gallons on Saturday. The public is nrged to cooperate by using lev> water
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    Stephens tells why Sabah gave way on U.N. issue
    280 5 Stephens tells why Sabah gave way on U.N. issue KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. JL-IR. DONALD STEPHENS, Chief Ministerdesignate of Sabah, said today his Government had agreed to allow a U.N. team to assess the view of the people on Malaysia only out of respect for Tengku Abdul Rahman. He added: "But
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    No Govt help for oyster industry
    100 5 No Govt help for oyster industry I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon. i The Government 1 can do nothing to save, the Muar River oyster industry, which faces extinction if the dry spell continues. Only six of the 80 oyster catchers remain. Some have become trisha riders. Many are unemployed. A Ministry of
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    Large crowd at contest of radio stars
    124 5 MALACCA. Mon. A large croud filled the Municipal Town Hall here last night to attend the South Malaya region radio stars contest Fourteen competitors fiom Malacca. Negri Sembllan and Johore entered the cqntest which was won by Che M. Y. Maznah of Malacca,
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    Police scale roof of house in lottery raid
    78 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. A C.I.D. party scaled the roof of a house in Desker Road at 4.10 this morning to conduct a lottery raid, a magistrate's court was told today. Tan Chay Choon, 36. pleaded guilty to assisting in a Chap-Ji-Kce "lottery, artd
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    Another $265 for P-Fund
    65 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Straits Times today received anoiher $265.15 for the National Pittriotic Fund, bringing the total received by the group to date ro $141,014.03. Contributions cumr from: The senior officers. clerical and uniformed staff of the Postai Services Department. Nfuri aembilan and Malacca. $218.80;
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    Man (every day in jail! a lesson) hassentence —cvt—
    415 5 Man (every day in jail a lesson) has sentence cut KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The Chiei Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, today reduced a seven-year jail term imposed on a man convicted of cheating to one of three years. Ranjit Singh Gill, 24. had been sentenced to seven years" jail by
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    Tengku on appointment of election officials
    214 5 T»ENGKU Abdul Rah- man said today that the Elections Comsion did not consider it necessary to instruct all returning orncers to consult candidates before the appointment of presiding officers and polling clerks in all elections. The Prime Minister w;i> replying to a question In
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    MAN ACCUSED OF WIFE MURDER SAW 'DEVILS' COURT TOLD
    157 5 MAN ACCUSED OF WIFE MURDER SAW 'DEVILS' COURT TOLD A LOR STAR, Mon. A padi planter, accused of murder, had told a doctor that he "often saw devils and heard their voices," a preliminary inquiry was told today. "It Is possible he did not know what he was doing at
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    Raxak denies Opposition charge that Britain controls Malaya's defence forces
    438 5 Razak denies Opposition charge that Britain controls Malaya's defence forces THE Depifty Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak denied today an Opposition charge in the House of Representatives that Britain was controlling Malaya's defence forces. He told the House that the number of seconded officers in the Malayan armed forces totalled
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    i Driver who had axe acquitted
    85 5 Driver who had axe acquitted I IPOH. Mon. A lorry driver. Mentni Singh. 26. m today ac- quitted by the Mgtottftti I here for illegHl possessing ot un axe in Chemor. He was alleged to have c.irncd the axe along the Main Road. i Chemor. on the eveninj» of July
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    Police officer: I was struck by youths when I went to rescue
    5047 6 Silence, then outbursts of slogans THEY WERE ADVANCING UP CITY HALL STAIRS IN RANKS SIX ABREAST REPORTERS: CHIA POTEIK, R. CHANDRAN Ttf R. Seah Wai Toh, 11 Asst. Supt. of Police, testifying at the trial of 12 Barisan
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      323 7 DANGER HER DIET MAY DESTROY HER ■**"jMfc. j2 J^SA.mßr sssM bbblsbbbbWSSßßßbPb^^ I IIBBBBBBSk i Despite a full- rice bowl, this girl may not be getting a full supply of vitamins and minerals. World Health statistics show that many Asian diets lack a variety of meat, fish and fresh vegetables. This
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    Notor-trishas will soon be seen on Malayan roads
    317 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday 4 I KInIIA with a dif- ference it is motorised is being introduced for the first time into Malaya by a Malayan Formosan company here. With this motor-trisha or motor "pedicab". the days of trishamen having to pedal hard
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    'Smuggled poultry may drive farmers out of business'
    244 8 lIUNDREDS Of Ma- layan poultry growers may go bankrupt if the present largescale smuggling of poultry from Thailand across the Perlis border remains unchecked. Mr. Yeoh Hoe Penis secretary of the Penang ana Province Wellesley Farmers Association, said this today. He has
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    A FRIDAY' PROTEST AGAINST HOUSING —DELAY —
    164 8 A FRIDAY' PROTEST AGAINST HOUSING —DELAY IfUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A protest meeting of civil servants demanding better housing facilities will be held here on Friday. The Congress of Unions of Employees In the Public and Civil Services in a statement to the Press said the meeting will protest against the
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    Off goes cable to Queen on amah dispute
    310 8 Off goes cable to Queen on amah dispute KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. J^ TELEGRAM was sent to Queen Elizabeth today asking her to intervene in the dispute between 3,000 amahs and the British War Department. Mr. S. J. H. Zaidi, the president of the War Department Civilian Staff Association, which represents
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    ROAD CRASH CLAIMS ITS FIFTH VICTIM
    134 8 fOHORE BAHRU. Mon J Thursday's road accident near Ayer Hltam. 33 miles from here, claimed its fifth victim yesterday —Duraya Alhadin, 31. who died in the General Hospital. Inche Duraya was driving seven relatives to Batu Pahat for a wedding celebration. His car was
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    The mascot that flies in Hunter is missing
    77 8 SINGAPORE. Mon.Fred I>u Crosses (above), tortoise mascot of No. 20 Squadron at R.A.I-, ionsail. Singapore, is missing. Some think he should be "presumed killed", but other squadron members are more optimistic, believing him to be merely hibernating in secret spot. He flew
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    Perak ruler names power station after late Sultan
    217 8 Perak ruler names power station after late Sultan CAMERON HIGHLANDS, Mon.— The underground 100.000 kilowatt power station at Jor at the 19th mile, Cameron Highlands road, was today named alter the late Sultan Yussuf of Perak by his successor Sultari idris Shah. The other main feature of the $125 million
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    Stabbed youth is serious
    51 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ang Soon Chye. 17. was stabbed by gang of 10 men in Trafalgar Street at about 3 p.m. yesterday. Ang ran into the nearby Royal Singapore Yacht Club where he collapsed. He was taken to the General Hospital. His condition is reported to be
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    Penang council to vote on M-joy
    184 8 PENANG, Monday. THE SOCIALIST -controlled Penang City Council will be asked to vote on Wednesday on whether it would be premature to hold any Malaysia celebrations on Aug. 31 in view of the recent summit meetin? at Manila. Mr. C. Y. Choy. Deputy Mayor,
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    Opening of branch
    27 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. Dato Wong Shee Fun will open the Poll Heng Goldsmiths' Johore Bahru branch office in Jalan Ah Fook on Aug 18.
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    $651 more for Madam Jathambal
    138 8 $651 more for Madam Jathambal SINGAPORE, Mon.— Straits I Times readers in Singapore and the Federation have donated another $651.70 for a widow. Madam Jathambal, whose nusband was killed hi an accident, and bar 16 children. The fund now totals $13,841.88. The new donations are from. The staff of Caltex
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    Art show
    26 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon—The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will open the sixth national art exhibition at the National Art Gallery here on Aug. 25.
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    'Neither fish nor fowl' colonial tragedy
    364 8 'Neither fish nor fowl' colonial tragedy ]i| ALACCA, Mon.— One iTA of the tragedies of colonial regimes is that they tend to create a rootless society which tries to ape the habits and customs of the ruling race. The Finance Minister. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. said this in a message
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    A call for jobs by union
    59 8 PENANG, Mon. The PcnanK and Province Wellesley branch of the Union of Ex-Members of Malayan Security Porces is to a>t the State Government to employ its members for projects needing new workers. A resolution to this effect was moved at a meeting of the
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    Axe man attacks two watchmen
    49 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two watchmen, Pritam Singh and Thampatrai, were attacked by a man armed with an axe in Queen Street this afternoon. Both received serious head injuries. The police later recovered a I bloodstained axe from the scene. 1 A man has been detained.
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    Ipoh fraud charge man claims: 'I was in Singapore then'
    434 8 IPOH, Mon. Harry Roland Smith, 46, of Singapore, charged in the Sessions Court today with cheating, was allowed to return to Singapore under police escort to collect certain medical documents which he said were vital for his defence. Smith had
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    ...they never give up and symbol of this spirit is the Lutine Bell in the R00m...
    1645 9 War the greatest risk of all ...they never give up and symbol of this spirit is the Lutine Bell in the R00m... PART THREE OF THE SERIES ON THE MEN WHO WILL RISK ANYTHING WAR, the grcalest risk of all, has shaken even Lloyd's corporate belief that "the worst seldom
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    DEATHS
    62 10 Worit Sit I Minimum I ANDREWS. Carolina belovtd daughter of Amy and Barrie and tiny Jane Ana sister, takrn from us suddenly oo August »th MATHER: On J'Hr 21st. Norman Frederick Hugh. Malayan Civil Service i retired i of langford Gate. Sydling St. Nicholas, Dorset. Dearly Loved Huihiud ©i
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    175 10 Wordi Sit (Minimum) FAMILY OF LATE Herbert D'Rozano thank all thoae who attended the funeral, sent ronilo!rn>'ev wreaths and donation* and also loaned tar*. MB. AND MRS t'rwn Tr. k Kee thank relativaa and trieods lor their sifts snd good wishe* on the or. mmoti of thrtr marriage In
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    IN MEMORIAM
    19 10 H Hurtf. </» i Minimum i IN LOVING MEMORY of my Belnv.-d Fsther Mr Cnons Khoon Lin departed
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    98 10 M Wersla Sit (Minimum) MAN WITHOUT SMILING Kmr :iot o|wp shop. the OBBMM MJ But your shopman does have Thatcher's. Mint S.m< FEAR OF CONSTIPATION? Ryv.M help* to overcome thu. Ryvns. crispl>read provides rouKhage BBM he*lthv lunctioninK of the houcla. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD invite nil teaencra and book addicts
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    84 10 it Word, S2.St (Mm.) SPECIAL ATTRACTION for Ueylang P.xidents! Gospel Campaign at Oeylxn* ■lospel Hull M, LoronK 16th. 17th August at 7 30 p.m. and 18th at 6.0U pm. Special sinking Item*. Speaker: Dr o D. James, author and wellknown speaker. All welcome SPECIAL COSPEL CRUSADE ai Kuala
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    Tuesday, August 13, 1963. Delaying The Date
    671 10 The Straits Times Tuesday, August 13, 1963. Delaying The Date The August date ior Malaysia almost certainly can i now be forgotten, even alI though the outriders of U 1 Thant's assessment team were idue to arrive in Singapore hist night If the postponement earns goodwill in Indonesia and the
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    Diem's Choice
    368 10 Buddhist demonstrations to have been staged outside Saigon and in the northern city of Hue have been cancelled, and no reasons given. The likeliest explanation is that the Buddhists have beer, privately assured that the Government is about to make a conciliatory gesture. The alternative possibility that the
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    Penang College
    193 10 In its eagerness to help along the campaign for a Univeisity College in Penan^, the State Government seems in danger of buying unnecessary trouble. Believing that the provision of a college site will tavourahly impress the University authorities and the Federal Government, the State Government is taking steps
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    The Tengku on concept that's become reality
    4695 10 MALAYSIA The Tengku on concept that's become reality Spirit that prevailed in Manila •r K± you are aware, I w have just come back from Manila. There I took the opportunity to explain to President Soekarno and President Macapagal that Malaysia was something which the people themselves wanted. On thr
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    The top—in one bound
    328 10  - The top— in one bound CHERMIN —by -i KUALA LUMPUR Monday HTHE Arts Council pre--1 sentation of a onema r. exhibition of paintings and drawings by Scan Kirn Joo. of Kuala Trengganu, now on display at the British Council Centre, Kuala Lumpur, is one of the finest one-man art shows
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      550 10 Straits Timet 4 Malay Mail Classified a4v*rtltem*nt« may be handed 10: Ist Ftosr C«LD STOWAGE AKCADf OrtDard Road COLO BTOHACI BRANCHES AT HOLLAND DOAD-KATONS •taTF^KL ROAD-NAVAL BASK Authorised Agents CITY BOOK ITODI LTD Winchester House Colh/er tjoey TNI NCW» FRONT FHtpatrtck t Supermarket ss M. ISMAIL 1 Atfatiratty Ksad Naval
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      23 10 MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED ii the Largeit Federation incorporjrec ■ink with 80 Branches ovei The Federation, Singapore Brunei, North Borneo. Hon{ Kong and London.
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    'PARTNERS WORTH HAVING'
    154 11 I would also like to HP record our appreciation of the support and co-operation of the representatives of the Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak Governments, particularly the Prime Minister of Singapore and the official and unofficial leaders of Sabah and Sarawak. Their unstinting support and unshaken faith in
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      496 11 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE AM 6.00 Time Signal. Ne- 6 metTt eara-ku. 6.02 Prelude To Break- NATIONAL SHORTWAVE tUt; 7.00 Time Signal. The SERVICE 41 metre* News: 7.10 Songs And Sweet A.M.: 6.00 Good Morning; Music: 7.30 Learn A Word A
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      When those lines begin to show
      315 12 When those lines begin to show yyUEN you're in your teens go gay with your make-up. In your thirties be an expert in the art of make-up. But once you're ovei 50, go very slow with cosmetics. "You've got to bo so careful not to emphasise those ageing lines," said
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      DRAPES SHOW UP THE ! SHEEN
      140 12 DRAPES SHOW UP THE SHEEN IN modern homes 1 there is a trend for the look of luxury and the pretty idea that is fast gaining popularity is fibre-glass material for curtains. You can now drajx? walls and windows with material that has the qualities of glass, such as when
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      Copper coin often does the trick
      48 12 DOES your portable transistor radio refuse to pull in those distant stations? Popular Electronics magazine advises placing a copper penny on the set's cabinet—right over the built-in antenna. If it does the trick, fasten the penny to the case with sticking tape.
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      Colourful news...
      47 12 Colourful news... /COLOURFUL news is turnv* tan. a soft vicuna hue with a golden tan. Also coming on strong is mallard blue, a deepened green blue. This is to say nothing for moss green, a vibrant yellowed green and wineberry red. a clear bluish red—all for 1964.
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      Toothbrush
      28 12 LATEST in cordless toothbrushes is one that turns itself on and off. Pick it up and it automatically goes on. Put it back, and it turns off.
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      SUIT YOURSELF
      102 12 SUITS are stiU a fashion hit and the classic line of the Chanel suit will hardly change. The suit blouses are collarless and stitched in narrow tucks, ending in a firm waistband that is often held by one button to the skirt. The skirts cover the knee well.
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      336 12 WORR1 £D ABOUT YO UR w CHILDREN'S give them Netv! Tasty! VIGRAN (MUUTIVITAMIN LIQUID) YKjiV-^ Multi-vitamins in a fruit 1^ <» flavored bate. The new tasty \V CflU ll*** c wa t0 tokc the essential "O ..ii*!'*""" 5 vitomini children need. l U Ji ABO***"* 3 /Wi «JxA Century Builds
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      284 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS names, showing zeal (10). 8. Another Rio man in charge 4. I've got each to perform, anyof glacier debris (8). way (7). 9. Ornaments found in Stalin- S. Island loses a grain product grad— or N.S. Wales? (6). (4). 10. Impatient exclamation about 6. The county
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    Allocation of seats ! for Spore is fair: —Tengku—
    249 13 Allocation of seats for Spore is fair: Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman told the House of Representatives today that the allocation of 15 seats for Singapore in the new Malaysian Parliament was based on "fair and balanced interests." Answering an oral question, the Tengku said the allocation of
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    Malaysia budget: A hint of delay
    253 13 Malaysia budget: A hint of delay KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. A HINT that the first Malaysia Budget will A not be drawn up before the end of this year was given at today's meet ins of the Dewan Ra'ayat. A Bill seeking Parliament's approval for expenditure on account totalling nearly $177
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    MALAYAN 'FIRST AT GRETNA GREEN...
    109 13 WALTER BYRNE. 20--year old son of Singapore's Minister of Health and Law. with his bride. 21-year-old Mai Ohlsson. from Kalsted. Sweden, after their wedding at the village registrar's office at Gretna Green. Scotland, last week. After the ceremony. Walter— a student Bving at Swiss Cottage.
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    Highlands scheme explanation
    211 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. TWO German engineering firms are responsible to the CEB for survey works on the multi-mil-lion-dollar Cameron Highlands hydro-electric scheme. Hochtief AG and Philipp Holzmann AG. represented In Joint Venture Cameron Highlands, in a statement to the Straits Times said they were surprised at a
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    Teachers urged to accept visual aids
    203 13 Teachers urged to accept visual aids PENANG, Mon. The Federation Deputy Chief Education Adviser, Mr. Chong Seek Chim, today urged teachers to accept modern audio visual aids with an inquiring mind. "While welcoming all these new ideals." he said, "teachers should not accept whatever is handed out to I them
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    Aw Kow is now a Dato
    44 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon—Mr Aw Kow. mun.iging director oi the Sin Chew Jit Poh newspaper, lias I been made a Dato by thr Sultan ol Pahang. Mr. Aw is the eldc.-t son ol the philanthropist Mr. Aw Boon Haw.
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    Fair for band fund
    38 13 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon The ppwly-formed Boys' Brigude here will hold a tun (air in the grounds '<( thr Methodist Chun li and the j Gandhi Memorial Hall on Thursday in aid of their band fund.
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    Six leave Penang in junk to cross two oceans
    227 13 Six leave Penang in junk to cross two oceans PENANG, Mon. Five German hitchhikers and a Swiss cook left here for Singapore early today on the first leg of their voyage to cross the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans in a 30-ft junk. "Given fair winds, we hop* to reach Singapore
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    Theft from a sundry shop
    58 13 PENANG. Mon.—Burglars broke into a sundry shop in Hutton Lane yesterday and escaped with $314 in cash and goods. The owner. Kuan Sum. told police 1 he found the back door of his shop open and on checking, missed S4S from his counter and $269
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    A headmaster now
    28 13 SUNGEI PATANI, Mon. Mr. Joginder Singh Jessey. of the Sultan Abdul Hamld College. Alor Star, has been posted to the English School. Tampln. as headmaster.
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    182 found guilty of graft since 1959
    179 13 182 found guilty of graft since 1959 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The House of Represen- '> tatives was told today that; 182 people had been convicted of corruption In the Federation since 1959. The Minister of Internal Security. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Hajl Abdul Rahman. In a written reply to
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    Clash in House over —diluted drugs query—
    348 13 SOCIALIST Front and People's Progressive Party members clashed in the House of Representatives today over an allegation that doctors at Malacca General Hospital had to water down drugs because they were in such short supply. The clash occurred during question time when MR.
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    National Language: Total of teachers 10,713
    106 13 National Language Total of teachers 10,713- KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Education, Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, said today that there were a total of 10,713 teachers Qualified to teach the National Language in National type schools. In a written reply to Mr. V. Veerappen (SFSeberanK Selatan). Haji Hamid Khan
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      99 13 You feel so cool, so clean so fresh with Tarn pax—^| While dress fresh H and sea -cool I Tan fwl F immaculate! Tint's because T.iiiijmx is worn internally. Yiui'ro iii'vcr aware of its prvsence. You can bathe, swim— keep cool, i lean and dainty. (Mour is prevented from forming.
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      1,000 tons of copra arrive
      80 14 The total quantity of copra imported last week was a little over 1.000 tons, the heaviest arrivals of 850 tons came over the weekend, say Lewis 8c Peat in their weeklj produce report. At the beginning of the week, a slightly easier tone developed on
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      Watch winners
      47 14 Three people won the OirardPerregaux competition sponsored in Singapore and the Federation by Getz Bros, and Co. Ltd., the local agents. They were: Mrs. William Chew of Kuala Lumpur, and Messrs. Slew Kwal Kong and J.H. Barwlck of Singapore. Each was given a G.P. watch.
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      Advertising man here
      95 14 MR. M. K. MATTHEWS, a senior advertising executive from Nes tie's International headquarters in Vevey, Switzerland, is now in Kuala Lumpur to advise Nestles local marketing staff on matters relating to advertising and sales promotion. During his stay, Mr. Matthews will also examine the advertising media facilities
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      Cambodia aims to expand her trade
      315 14 Chan bong soo By VET another of Malaya's northern neighbours, Cambodia is making serious efforts at trade expansion and late last year established a consulate in Singapore for this purpose. The commercial attache, Mr. M. Pen Thai, said that although trade between his country
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      Tobacco up
      44 14 Singapore's production of 4.S million Ib. of tobacco last year was an all-time high. It constituted an increase of 405.000 lb. over that of the previous year. Compared with the production figure for 1959 last year's 4.5 million lb.. was almost double.
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      New scraper needs no tractor
      189 14  - New scraper needs no tractor WILLIAM Jacks Co. (Malaya) Ltd. have recently brought to Singapore a LeTourneau Westinghouse 'C Tournapull with a 222 Hancock elevating scraper. It is claimed that this new scraper may well revolutionise earthmoving in Malaysia as it does not need a tractor to push load. Diesel
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      Volkswagen: New model features
      149 14 Volkswagen: New model features SEVERAL improvements are being incorporated in the 19S-i range of Volkswagen vehicles. Tiie Volkswagen 1200 is now being tilled with air-perme-aole leatherette unholstery ana the 1200 cte luxe saloon will be available with a metal winding sun roof in place of the existing fabric sun roof.
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      Ipoh branch is opened
      75 14 The Far East Refrigeration Company which has its headquarters in Singapore opened a branch at Jalan All Piichay, Ipoh, last Saturday. Mr. Llm Sze Siew, the local branch manager, said that the branch would look alter its sales in North Malaya. The company deals in television
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      EXPANSION PLANS ARE ANNOUNCED
      269 14 (QUEENSLAND Insurance Co. Ltd. one of the largest insurance companies In Australia, has embarked on an expansion programme in Malaya. The first phase of this expansion is the appointment of Mr. E.J. Slmcock as principal officer for the Federation. Mr. Slmcock. who has been assistant resident
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      Nutmeg prices jump on supply shortage
      249 14 NUTMEG arrivals in Si] in the past few weeks have been taken to new At the dose of the third week of July the buyers' price for 110's grade was $240 a picul. It shot up to $270 the following week, and then to
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      H.K. EXECUTIVE SURVEYS LOCAL PERFUME MARKET
      74 14 ]W.\LACCA BORN Mr. I*l Stanley l,am. chief accountant in BMtckong for Alexander Young (London) Ltd.. visited Btaagapore. Kuala Lumpur, and other parts of the Federation last week lie was on a ten-day market research project to establish the extent of Malayan interest in cosmetics
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      More steel next month
      135 14 rpHL comeback in steel produt- lion will suni in September, Iron Age mugazlae reports In New York. TtM order rate has already turned up settine the basis tor a pick-up in bieel output wiinln the next lour to m>. weeks The magazine says the rate of
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      240 14 CUT WEIGHT, CUT COCTc, I m """jweiGm [humetjle] s l"° Sroofing t II 4| HUMETILE shecti are exclusively manufactured by Hume Industries (F.E.) Ltd. Co meet the need (or an ultra-lightweight lowest-cost asbestos cement roofing material. HUMETILE it MUCH LIGHTER than other corrugated sheets giving the same coverage, which results
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      1191 15 tA^ McALISTER <Sc CO., LTD. w^ wbol |jJ C BLLXRMAM UNI «Jt KLAVKNESS LINE LONOOH, NAMOUat. OtTTtBMM. iOS ANCELES. SAN FRANCISCO. turn bou t MioausotouciL haitle. Vancouver Portland. cinoFRiPON- UcMtoio t^aja^CMtraJ Shii Spore P. Sham Penang SUNNTVIILI 2S/2S Aug 20 Aig/ 2 Sept 1/ 4 Sapt Spora P. Sham Pining
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    STOCK EXCHANGE STAGNANT IN FACE OF NEW OFFERS
    653 16 From Our Market Correspondent TpXTREMELY quiet, even ±J stagnant, conditions ruled throughout the day on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with industrial shares holding their own and a handful of tin shares finding a market. Seven industrials gained in price, seven dropped
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock Indices An*. 10 Aur.. 12 Industrials: 114.72 114.79 Tins: 108.96 109.05 rubbers: 113.18 113.18 D«c 29, 1982 100.
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    560 16 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE COMBINED business ,in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Excaang« yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlepa U.OOO) f3.l.'>. (1,000) 13.12: Eastern Smelters (1.000) 53.09; Eat* erdt $3.35 SL, (1.000) 13.36. (2.200) 13.35. (2.000) 13.37. (2.0U0) «3.38. (7.000)
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    210 16 SMIM lying aloniiid* th« »lnna*r* whavas taday: Patroclua 10/11. Asatrru Maru 47 IN) Kyoto 13/14. Cathay 1/2. Nacato Maru 38/39, Rijula 3.) 36. Loudlma. 40. Olenlyon 31/32, Dlorned 33/34. Akaahlsan Maru 44 President Johnson 8/9, BovctKk «/7. Bcnunyib NW, 5 Perlla NW 1/2. Herak NW. 4. Bmeleuch
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    Modest rally in tin: Rubber drop resumed
    230 16 THE Straits tin price yesterday made a small rally of 25 cents to $449.37* per picul. The offering was estimated at 250 tons, up five tons. In London on Friday tin had shown a small loss initially, but thereafter recorded hardly any further
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    140 16 THI Malayan Eichange Bankt* Atte--1 ciatlen made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 30 H/lti. airmail OI) 35 11/16, 90 d/8t 36 3/16 credit bills. 36 1/4 trade bills. Heng Kang: buying TT 33 5/16. airmail OD B3J. Selling
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    127 16 MELBOURNE, Mon. /CONFIDENT bidding brought a strong riae over a wide range of stocks today as market anticipates the budget, .due tomorrow, will be framed to stimulate the economy. Falls were few and small. T.V. shares reacted slightly. Minings were quiet and narrow. Mount Isa recovered to 89s.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 16 CHINESE Produc. E«chin««. Singap«r« neon price* otr oicul ytstarday: Cecenut alls bulk S4S sellers, drum S4B sellers. Casra: Aug./B*pt /IK Continent S2B buyers. •ittir: Muntok white Sl4O nellers. Raraunk white Sl37i sellers, special Sarawak black $95 sellers, garbled Lampon« black $95 sellers. ASTA SlO9 sellers. Slngapars Cecenut o*l
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    RUBBER PRICES
    256 16 \UOUST «r>t trade rubber buyart v f.e.b. elesed at S p.m. in tin«. awre and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at ttSi cents per Ib. down Ii cent.i on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone wan slightly eatler. •t.A.S. and P.M. U.K. eletinr. price* In cents per Ib.
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    230 16 THE followuig list ot sfWctcd Malayan industrial yielcLs is based on prices ruling yesterday morning. »D.Y. »T.C. C. Store 6/6 11.5 7.7 1.30 E. Smelt. 8.09 16.2 9.7 1.67 FAN. 3.96 6.8 5.8 1.18 Gammon 2.26 16.5 6.6 2.50 Hume ords. 2.23 0.8 5.7 1.73 J. Waugh 2.RA
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 16 August 12. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 68i cents (down Ii cents). TIN: 5449.37) (up 25 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 259 tons (up 5 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    173 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) August 12. Thr«e months. INDUSTRIALS Dunlops 20 ctn. McAIIMer 12 cts. K. Smelters 20 eta. Roblnxon 11 eta. K.sco 21 cts. C. Storage 4|d. K. at N. IS ct*. Rothman.s 11 eta. Cam mon 15 cts. 8. Lanrt 0 cts. H. B'pura 11 cts. 8. Darby
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      907 16 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA, LTD. For EAST CANADAU.S.A. GREAT LAKES m.s. GOHSHU MARU loading Singapore Aug. 30 Sept. 1 loading P. Sham Sept. 2 3 direct discharge at Montreal, Toronto, Quebec, Cleveland Detroit. Cargo also acceptable for other East Canada and U.S.A. Great Lakes ports with transhipment at Montreal and Cleveland.
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    142 18 Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew turns his back on the iron gates of the General Employees Unions branch No. 3, at the junction of Moulmein Road and Balestier Road, (right), meting out a stunning humiliation to a group of anti-Malaysia
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    S-E Asia cultural festival to be annual —event—
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    TBS REOPENS FROM NEW STUDIOS WITH SECOND GRANT
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    i Army exercises in Kedah
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    Fragmentation report: Govt 'no' expected
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    The not so free 'free time' of theatre —managers
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    In 6 years: 6,769 houses
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    Bank branches likely for Sarawak and Sabah
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    ZEST ON A WET TRACK
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      FOR ALL 6 RACES AT PENANG TOMORROW
      405 19 PENANG. Mon— Cl. 2. Div. 2— B if THE CLUB CUP Weights for all Scorpio 9.00 w fix races at the Gatot Kacha S.IZ Cl. 2, Div. I—Bl*1 81* Penang Turf Club's Pin High 8.12 Goat Skin II 9.00 August Bank Holl- Paragon
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    100 19 BASKETBALL King's <up Hpoh>: Men Pahang bt Trenit?anu 85-56: Kedah bt Perils 98-69; S'gor bt Penang 64-63: Kelantan bt Johore 91-75; Women Penang bt Kelantan 48-40. BADMINTON Coronation Cup <K Bahrui: Kelantan Survey SC bt Pahanir Survey 15-0 and Trengganu Survey 15-0 to become East 200 c ftinnp'A**> W.4TERPOLO
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    IT'S A RECORD FOR MUDLIFAH YUSOFF
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      131 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore Cricket Association officials today spoke highly of the vlsting U Pnlversity of Ceylon cricketers. They saM the tourists have won the admiration of local fans with their exciting cricket. They Ceylonese left Singapore his morning by road for Seremban where they will begin their
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      CRICKET Ranjit hero in North's 138-run win
      239 19 Ranjit hero in North's 138-run win CRICKET IPOH, Monday. NORTH skittled out South for 63 runs in the second innings to win the three-day annual cricket match on the town padang here today by 138 runs. Final Scores: North 157 and 171, South 127 and 63. South, who resumed their
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      M-tennis meet on Aug 27
      68 19  -  KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malaysia tennis championships will be held, as scheduled, In Kuala Lumpur from Aug. 37 to Sept. 2. Entries should reach the LTAM secrefery on Friday, Aug. IS. The Malayan Junior championships, scheduled for Aug. 8-11, have been postponed to December 12-16.
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      Full FIFA assistance to Asians -Rous
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    Accused Khalid? It's not true—Sardon
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    93 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. A 40-mile marathon run by 46 learns of the Singapore Battalion Boys Brigade will mark the start of the 8.8. Week to be held from August 17 to 25 to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Boys' Brigade. The Minister for Education. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin
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    39 20 PARIS, Mon. Three leading French car manufacturers, Renault, Simca and Peugoet today announced price increases from 1.3 to 2.3 per cent on almost all their private models. Citroen have already Increased their prices. Reuter
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    110 20 WELLINGTON, Mon.— T? Mr. Keith Holyoake, the New Zealand Premier, said today that the "cords ji attachment" binding certain Commonwealth countries to Britain and to one another had "begun to fray." Addressing senior civil servants, Mr. Holyoake said: "Many members of the Commonwealth view with
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    92 20 LONDON. Mon.—Archaeologists digging near Glastonbury said today they may have proof that the legendary King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table actually lived. Dr. Raleigh Radford, who is directing the excavations, said his men believed they had found the tomb of
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      948 20  - NATIONALIST CHINA EDGE MALAYSIA AFTER HARD FIGHT 1 MALAYSIA 2: NATIONALIST CHINA 3 By NORMAN SIEBEL KUALA LUMPUR. Monday MALAYSIA rose from the depths of last night's gloom to fight Nationalist China to the last stride before surrendering 3-2 in the Merdeka football tournament at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. Malaysia
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