The Straits Times, 8 September 1963

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    16 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES Lettish* in Mel*** No. 1,437 SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1963. >0 CENTS. KDN 355
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    50,000 flee to Russia
    311 1 50,000 flee to Russia MOSCOW, Sat. 50.000 Chinese have fled across the sinn-Soviet border into Soviet Central Asia since the middle of last year, according to usually reliable MV.stern sources here. The sources yesterday said they had been uivrn this figure by responsible Russians who had been expressing disquiet at
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    UN report this week
    101 1 LONDON, Sat.— Mr. Laurence Mlchelmore. leader of the U.N. Malaysia assessment mission said here yesterday that his report might be ready next week. Mr. Mlchelmore and his deputy, Mr. George Janacek. spent an hour In London between flights. They had arrived from Singapore and are returning
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    A souvenir for the big day
    130 1 THIS IS MALAYSIA, a 104-page souvenir publication. will commemorate the new nation which comes into being on Sept. 16. This Straits Times publication covers a whole range of subjects from Tom Harrison's 'The Borneo Peoples" to Professor Lim Tay Bob's "The Economics of Malaysia."
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    Sen. Chiang Ching-Kuo
    20 1 53-year-old son of President Chiang Kai-Shek of Formosa, arrived in Honolulu yesterday on tits way to Washington.
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    President de Gaulle
    20 1 will visit Tehran on Oct. 16 apparently to try to strengthen French influence in the Middle East.
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    President Nyerere
    19 1 of Tanganyika arrived in Oslo by air yesterday from Helsinki for a three-day official visit to Norway.
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    TENGKU WARNS
    1454 1  -  TAMIMUODIN KARIM Hurtful words Independence on silver platter? Lee must think of consequences before he makes hasty remarks By MALACCA, Sat. Tengku Abdul Rahman today spoke of his tears that the good and friendly relations that now existed between Singapore and the Federation would be damaged if Mr.
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    PIRATES KILL SEAMEN
    445 1 PIRATES KILL SEAMEN Bodies of 4 Spore tongkang crew thrown into sea QINGAPORE, Sat.—lndonesian pirates have massacred four members of the crew of a Singapore motor-tongkang and thrown the bodies Into the sea. The. pirates looted the vessel. Klan Thai, carrying $10,000 worth of goods to Indonesian ports. A fifth
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    73 1 FLORENCE. Sat.—Philip Smith, a 23-month-old English boy from Southampton, fell four floors from his grandparents' flat, hit an electricity cable, bounced on the canvas roof of a parked sports car and was in hospital here yesterday with only slight injuries. Philip climbed up on a chair beside
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    EQUAL PAY
    376 1 INDUSTRIAL ACTION IF GOVERNMENT DOES NOT MEET DEMAND' THREAT KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. A CALL for "industrial action" to back the demand for equal pay for women employees in Government service was made today by the president of the Amalgamated Union of Employees in Government and Allied Services, Inche
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    Army accused of terrorism
    69 1 ELISABETH VILLE. Sat. East Katanga Interior Minister, Mr. Alexis. Kishiba, yesterday accused the national Congolese Army of killing innocent civilians and terrorising villages in the province In the strongest terms tie has yet used. Mr. Kishiba charged the army with killing civilians, robbing their villages and
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    Cause of crash
    35 1 ZURICH. Sat. Tbe official Inquiry commission said yesterday that damage to the undercarriage during takeoff appeared to have caused the crash of the Caravelle jet airliner which killed 80 people on Wednesday.
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    New rule imposed today on course scratching
    232 1  - New rule imposed today on course scratching EPSOM JEEP By SINGAPORE, Sat. The Malayan Racing Association has decided to clamp down on the alarming Increase of horses withdrawn on the course. As from today no horse left in after acceptances close may be withdrawn after 9.30 on the morning of
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    Keeler's surprise
    200 2 Keeler's surprise At a carnival as part of students' Welfare Week KUALA LUMPUR. Sat A tasty dessert called "Koelers Surprise" was offered at a carnival organised by the University of Malaya Students' Union at the Chin Woo auditorium here today. The "surprise" was a banana-split with two scoops of Ice-cream
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    In memory of
    38 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A memorial service in commemoration of Buddhists who sacri- flced their lives in South Vietnam lor their religion will be held at the Buddhist Temple. Brickfields, at, 9.30 a.m. to- I morrow.
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    Workers' right attacked, charge
    236 2 Workers' right attacked, charge SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Business Houses Qnployees' Union today charged that the Government had no wish to seek a peaceful settlement of the 177-day-old retrenchment dispute strike by 29 employees at Fraser and Co.. a firm of stock and share brokers in Union Building. In a
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    Annual meeting
    37 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. will open the annual meeting of the Rubber Research Institute Staff Union at the R.R.I, badminton hall at 4.15 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    PM at opening
    30 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, will open the Mean Malayan Aluminium Co. Ltd., aluminium sheet rolling mill, at Petaling Jaya on Sept. 28.
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    LABOURER STABBED TO DEATH IN GANG AMBUSH
    147 2 LABOURER STABBED TO DEATH IN GANG AMBUSH MALACCA. Sat. A man was stabbed to death and another seriously injured when they were attacked by a gang oi armed thugs at Malim Huad, three miles from here today. The dead man was Foong Tean Cher. 28. a building labourer, and the
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    Review on water
    90 2 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Public Utilities Board said today that it would review the water situation in Singapore on Monday in view of decreasing stocks. Water stocks now stand at 30.8 per cent of total capacity after a further drop of 0.2 per cent. Consumption was still high
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    Oil theft: 2 men, woman held
    53 2 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat. Johore police last night detained two men and a woman in Tampoi in connection with the theft of 34 bottles of sweets' oil in a biscuit factory. The 34 bottles of oil worth about $1,400 were discovered missing from the factory*
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    Strike 'yes' by Malaya's postmen almost unanimous
    369 3 Strike 'yes' by Malaya's postmen almost unanimous |£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Federation's postmen toda> almost unanimously decided to go on strike to back their demands for wage increases. The executive council of the 1,480-strong Union of Postal Uniformed Staff will decide tomorrow on whether to give the Gov ernment a
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    BIG RUSH TO POLLS AFTER RAIN STOPS
    308 3 BANTING, Saturday. (JEAVY rain kept voters in the Teluk Datoh State Legislative by-election indoors till 10 a.m. but as the sky cleared this afternoon it was estimated that more than 60 per cent of the 11,000 electorate had cast their votes. The by-eiectlon
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    TECHNICIANS: CALL FOR FIRMS' STUDY AID
    304 3 TECHNICIANS: CALL FOR FIRMS' STUDY AID SEREMBAN, Saturday. r piE Minister of Labour and Welfare, Inche Bahaman bin Shainsuddin, today called on all firms and industries to help train their technical staff by offering them higher training courses. The Minister said that while the Government was doing its best to
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    Another $640 for widow
    54 3 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Three more donations totalling $640.29 were received here today for the Madam Jagathambal Fund. The donors are employees of Pasir Panjang Power Station, Singapore. $503,79; employees of Bt. James Power Station, Singapore, $111.50; and A.X.8.. Kuala Lumpur $25.00. This brings the total collections for
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    'Love your school' says Mentri
    54 3 IPOH. Sat.— The Menten Besar of Peralc Dato Sha'arl bin Shafiee. said yesterday that pupils should "love their schools as they love their family." He was welcoming the Minister of Education, Haji Abdul Ha mid Khan, who opened the new Sekolah Kebangsaan at Lintang. about
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    Do-it-yourself course "
    49 3 Do-it-yourself course SINGAPORE. Sat.— The Adult Education Board will conduct a four-month course in elementary woodwork at the Queenstown Secondary Technical School The course is designed to teach practical home-makers interested in do-it-yourself projects, the basic principles leading to the construction of simple practical woodwork projects for the home
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    Armed thugs rob a schoolgirl
    127 3 Armed thugs rob a schoolgirl PENANG. Sat. Two armed robbers wakened and robbed a 14-year-old schoolgirl in her Cantonment Road home In the small hours this morning The robbers stole $800 worth of Jewellery watches sarongs and pens Loh-Ng Olm Kheng, a Convent student said she was sleeping at about
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    Test report on S'pore TV
    51 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Television Singapura will broadcast special film report on the Fifth Teat Match between England and the West Indies which took place recently nt the Oval In England. The film contains highlights of the entire match and can be seen at 5.25 p.m. on
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    Cigarettes stolen
    19 3 KUALA KUBU BHARU. Sat. —Thieves broke Into a sundry shop here yesterday and stole cigarettes worth $2,779.
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    A 'NO WATER SHORTAGE FOREVER' PLEDGE BY SINGAPORE ALLIANCE
    252 3 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Singapore Alliance today promised elimination of water shortage "forever" If elected to power In the coming general elections. In a statement from the party headquarters, tht Alliance said there were enough funds in Singapore to finance Immediate tapping
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    Minister warns personal glory seekers
    308 3 Minister warns personal glory seekers KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Any person who tries to exploit Malaysia for his personal glory is doomed to fall, Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, warned today. Speaking at the first delegates conference of the Amalgamated Union of Employees in Government and Allied
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    Lecturer studies US audio-visual
    63 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Mr. Lian Pook Shin, a lecturer at the Singapore TeacherS" Training College, is now undergoing six months' training In the United State* in audio-visual methods in secondary education. He is among 500 teachers 52 from the Par East participating In the teacher training sponsored
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  • FOREIGN DESK
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      Malaysia Day
      283 5 Announcement of date 'could rock Maphilindo' \IANILA, Sat. The x Philippines and Indonesia's protests over Malaya's announcemen t of a new Malaysia Day "could be the forerunners of new disputes which could rock Maphilindo." the Manila Dally Bulletin said today. The Bulletin, In its editorial said: "It is
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      Sandys gets a pledge from Mrs. Banda
      176 5 Sandys gets a pledge from Mrs. Banda IpOLOMBO, Sat.— Tne Briv-' tish Commonwealth Secretary, Mr. Duncan Sandys, met the Premier, i Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranalke. yesterday. Mrs. Bandaranaike assured Mr. Sandys her Government would pay speedy compensation to oil companies whose properties had been taken over by the State Oil Corporation,
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      Only one Chinese State—the Reds
      103 5 Only one Chinese State— the Reds MOSCOW. Sat. The Soviet Union, in a Note to the United States yesterday said there was only one Chinese State in the world ttie Chinese People's Republic and only this Government represented China. The Note, according to the Soviet news agency Tass. confirmed that
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      Pope: We still hate Reds
      501 5 Pope: We still hate Reds HOME. Sat.— The Pope said yesterday the Roman Catholic Church has not changed Its opinion about the "contagious and lethal malady" or Communism, and will fight It "not only theoretically but practically." It was the Pope's first direct pronouncement on Communism since his election. It
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      Lock icon INDONESIA WARNED: DON'T TRY TO SETTLE PAPUAN PROBLEMS
      217 5 /CANBERRA. Bat The Prime Minister. Bir Robert Menzles. obviously referring to Indonesia, last night warned that "the neighbours" should not settle domestic problems between Australia and Papua. New Guinea. "With sense, fortitude, understanding and some Imagination, we can." he said during an
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      Volcano on Bali erupts but no casualties
      281 5 Volcano on Bali erupts but no casualties JAKARTA. Sat Batur, a small volcano located 12 miles north-west of Gunung Agung volcano on Bali island, erupted on Thursday but an Indonesian civil defence official said today no casualties were reported. Police commissioner Mr. Djokopltojo, said the eruption occurred at 9.45 a.m.
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      64 Vietnam troops desert camp
      58 5 SAIGON. Sat. Sixty four Vietnamese soldiers and civil guards deserted their camp in the Mekong River Delta. 65 miles south of Saigon, on Wednesday night, a Government spokesman said yesterday. Thirty seven have since returned. The desertion came amidst reports of unrest in the Armed
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      Lock icon Soekarno varsity is planned
      37 5 JAKARTA. Sat— There .are plans afoot here to establish a ■Soekarno University." President Soekarno yesterday agreed in principle with the Idea which was conceived by a patriotic organisation, the Generation of 1945.— UP1.
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      40-hour week
      24 5 BRIGHTON, Sat. The annual assembly of the British Trades Union Congress yesterday reaffirmed its support tor a 40-hour week for all workers.
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      STRIKE MAY CLOSE MANILA AIRPORT
      340 5 MANILA, Sat THE Civil Aeronautics Administration yesterday considered closing the strike-torn Manila international airport because of a fuel shortage and fears for the safety of passengers, it was reported today. C.A.A. director Mr Vicente C. Rivera, said he had Informed the Presidential Palace of the
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  • OPINION PAGE SUNDAY TIMES
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      CHALKING THE LINES OF BATTLE
      372 6 /GENERAL elections as a rule are exhaustive undertakings, and in the hectic days between now and polling day Singapore is in for a spate of fruitful dialogues between party stalwarts sure to shout themselves hoarse on the hustings. A careful look at the situation, though,
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      The things they say because they're they
      31 6 The things they say because they're they DESIGNERS these days are making women more masculine and men more feminine It's a dreadful mistake. —Miss Barbara Cartland on tbe new Paris collection.
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      Putting Your child in the $150,000 class
      1210 6  - Putting Your child in the $150,000 class )~^^^7 LAST WEEK... ♦i!S!lT s S««d«y Times ttaff writer KIN Tkp +*Ar«hlvA HAMMONDS took you to the top ond told »WWT« y^ -bo- j f M 12 $200,000-o-year men who ••2OOOOO-A VE»R. Hl« to* lift. men who < TODAY tiead the V Sunday
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      Why be a wet blanket?
      399 6  -  ALICK WONG PARK FOON 8* PENANG IF you had asked me this question a month ago. I would unhesitatingly have said yes. But after having had the misfortune of attending an 111-organis-ed picnic. I have changed my mind. There we were, the lot of us.
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      .... A penetrating and original sum-up of the South-East Asian scene.
      791 6  - A penetrating and original sum-up of the South-East Asian scene. PAUL JOHNSON By. AMERICA'S President Kennedy and Russia's Mr. Khrushchev can put an immediate stop to Indonesian confrontation over Malaysia if they want to. And they will the moment they are made to realise that it is to the vital
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      LETTER OF THE WEEK
      41 6 WHY do Malayan authorities insist on dog licences only? No other domestic animal is taxed. Why not put a clip on cats as well, and the Government will rake in plenty of revenue. KUALA LUMPUR. THANU RAJENDRAN,
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    Ningkan: Keep race out of this issue
    267 7 Ningkan: Keep race out of this issue KUCHING. Sat— The Chlet Minister, of Sarawak. Mr. Stephen Kalong Nlng- kan, yesterday called on the territory's Chinese population not to make Malaysia a racial issue. Replying to an adjournment speech in the Council Negri, Mr. Ningkan said: "I appeal to all Chinese
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    Woman's body in the bushes
    59 7 BINOAPORE, Sat. Police today found the body of a woman In the bushes at the junction of Whitley Road and Mount Pleasant Road. A set of false teeth and an umbrella were found near the body. Police believe that the body was in the bushes
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    Diane, 19, gets cheque for $io,ooo
    73 7 Diane, 19, gets cheque for $io,ooo TMANE HICKINGBOTHAM. 19, pictured after winning the Miss United Kingdom title at Blackpool, Lancashire. With the title goes a cheque for $10,000, plus $1,275 to buy a wardrobe, plus the opportunity to represent Britain in the Miss World contest in November. Diane is a
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    Perak hockey officials at Latiff s funeral
    138 7 1 1.1.1 K ANSON. Sat— The funeral took place this afternoon of Abdul Latiff bin Basirun, 17, a Form Three pupil of the Sungei Sumun Government English School, who collapsed and died during a hockey match here yesterday. Among those present were officials
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    5-month problem solved in five minutes
    293 7 5-month problem solved in five minutes rpAIPING. Sat.— A proX blem of the Larut and Matang district which had defied solution for five months was solved In five minutes today by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, at a briefing on rural development at the Operations Room here. Tun
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    Malayan envoys back to posts
    53 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— lnche Zalton Ibrahim, Malaya's Ambassador to the Philippines, and Inche Ya'acob bin Abdul Latin". Malayan Ambassador to Thailand, left by air this morning to their respective posts. They were two of the four Malayan observers who accompanied the Malaysia probe-flnding mission to
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    'MALAYSIA HAT' WINS
    204 7 SINGAPORE HOUSEWIFE GETS IDEAL COOK' TITLE KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. I A 32-YEAR-OLD Singapore housewife, afflicted with "Malaysia fever," was today judged Malaya's "Ideal Cook." Che Ainon binte Ibrahim beat more than 2,000 competitors in the "Malayan Ideal Cook contest, sponsored by Nestles (Malaya) Ltd.. Sheila ne Gas
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    Foster-mother' faints as she loses baby
    325 7 Foster-mother' faints as she loses baby PENANG, Saturday. "FOSTER-MOTHER," Puan Halimah binte Syed Mat Ali. 30, fainted outside the second magistrate's court here today when she parted with a two-month-old baby whom she claimed she had adopted. The. ijifant, a boy, clung to her and cried piteously when taken from
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    Annual bazaar
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Church Workers Association of St. Mary's Church here will hold its annual bazaar In the church hall on Oct. 5
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    Chinese in Kuching urged to back M-joy
    163 7 Chinese in Kuching urged to back M-joy TOUCHING. Sat. The Chinese community in Kuchlng District has been urged to support Malaysia Day celebrations on Sept. 16 as a mark of loyalty to Sarawak and of solidarity between the races. The Kuchlng District Officer, Mr. S. Cottrel, made the appeal at
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    $11,250 more for varsity
    79 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The University of Singapore has received a further $11,250 bringing the total of its fund to date to $161.--800.04. The donations were from: Evatt and Co. $750; the Borneo Co. Ltd., Electrical Equipment Ltd.. Thomas Cowan and Co. Ltd., Bor-neo-Malaya Representatives Ltd., and Duncan
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    Co-op meeting
    26 7 KUALA KANGSAR, Sat. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, will open a cooperative bank meeting at Talang here next Saturday.
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    Plane forced to land in a swamp
    160 7 Plane forced to land in a swamp J^UCHING, Sat. A Borneo Airways Twin Pioneer aircraft with 13 passengers on board made a forced landing near Sibu airport this morning shortly after taking off for Mukah, a coastal village about 80 miles north of Sibu. Only one passenger was slightly injured.
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    For your day by the sea
    99 7 TODAY Sedill Kechll 12 08 a.m. (7.6ft> 12.26 p.m. .7.6 ft); Singapore 1.24 a.m. < 9.5 ft t 1.45 p.m. (B.9ft); Port Dickson 921 am. (9.7 ft) 8.39 T>jn. (B.4ft i; Port Swettenham 5.32 a.m. (14.4 ft) 8.42 p.m. .13.2 ft.; Penan*- 3.14 a.m.
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    THE BAXTER MURDER TRIAL DPP. MAKES SUBMISSION
    207 7 THE BAXTER MURDER TRIAL DPP. MAKES SUBMISSION r«. S-t.— The Deputy Public Prosecutor, Perak, Inche Mohamed bin Ya'acob, began his submission In the High Court here today, the sixth day of the trial In connection with the robbery and the murder of Donald Fraser Baxter, 27, assistant manager of the
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    Still a deadlock in gas workers strike
    224 7 KUALA LUMPUR Sat. The strike of workers in the Feredation's vital gas industry today appeared likely to extend into next week as the deadlock in negotiations continued. A difference of three cents -deadlocked the negotiations between the 150 members of the National Union
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  • FOR PROFIT
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      BAD TIME FOR BROKERS
      652 8 BAD TIME FOR BROKERS JJROKERS have become the most unpopular group of people in Malaya during the last few days as hundreds of clients were unsuccessful in the last placement of shares Town and City. It was clear trom the very outset that no broker could satisfy all his clients
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      STOCK EXCHANGE
      256 8 SINGAPORE, Sat.— Combined business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange today, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlop* (1.000) $3.05; Esso (1.000) $3.42. (1.000) $3.40, (1.000) $3.41. (1.000) $3.43: Fed. Disp. (1.000) $1.66: Gammon (2,000) $2.35: F.
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      Cyclist killed
      47 8 TELUK ANSON, Sat. A woman cyclist, Rajamah blnte Abdul Jamin, 38, mother of four, was fatally Injured when she was Involved in an accident with s> bus at the 18th mile, Teluk An-son-Kampar Road yesterday. She died while on her way to th« hospital here.
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      Malaysia cannot be delayed further, says Toh
      328 8 Malaysia cannot be delayed further, says Toh SINGAPORE, Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye. said today that there can be no further postponement of Malaysia Day. Otherwise Malaysia will be "aborted" and the future of the people will be uncertain. Dr. Toh was speaking at a ceremony
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      Three rob shop
      113 8 ALOR STAR. Sat.— Three men. one armed with a pistol and the others with knives, held up a shopkeeper In Kampong Matang, about ten miles from here, last night and escaped with $8 cash, together with ten packets of cigarettes and some clothes. The robbers entered the
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      Youth accused of stealing watch
      62 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Cheah Sin Huat, 18. wag charged today with stealing a watch, belonging to How Chuat Huat alias Bale Sew Ha. at Ipoh Road on July 1. Cheah was alleged to hay* committed the offence together with Low Tong Seng and another person
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      Delegates meet
      24 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The first biennial delegates conference of the Transport Workers' Union will be held at the Town Hall here tomorrow.
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      Tengku awarded Thai medal
      66 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Tengku Abdul Rahman has been awarded a "Medal of Appreciation" (first class) from the Thai Red Cross Society In recognition of his "valuable service" In sending a dance troupe to Thailand In December last year. The medal Is being cmiHswad on the Tengku
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      CAREER GUIDANCE FOR YOUTHS
      124 8 FVO YOU think young peopie pet enough guidance on careers? If not what do you think should be done? That is today's question for Sunday Times readers, dye your answer In 500 words. The best contribution will win a prize of $25. Contributions should be type
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      MALAYAN SCHOOLS 'MUST BE ORIENTATED'
      514 8 MALAYAN SCHOOLS 'MUST BE ORIENTATED' Principal emphasises the need to build a united nation KAM PAR, Saturday THE need for schools to be "orientated" to the Malayan outlook in order to build a united nation, was emphasised here today by Mr. Gong Ngie Kong, principal of the co-edu-cational Anglo-Chinese School.
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      Hotel S'pura to open on Sept. 17
      149 8 Hotel S'pura to open on Sept. 17 SINGAPORE, Sat—Singapore's new luxury hotel, the Hotel Singapura Intercontinental, will be officially opened on Sept. 17. The $5.5 million eightstorey hotel in Orchard Road is designed to fulfil the desires and needs of the International tourist and business traveller. According to the hotel's
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      Opening of L-Week in Singapore
      97 8 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Ministry of Culture will present a special Aneka Ragam Raayat programme a ons; Urn Parl Theatre at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow to mark the opening of the National Language Week. The programme will consist of various dance items and a choir recital in
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      Lock icon A caravan tour of Malaya by 75 Americans
      235 8 A caravan tour of Malaya by 75 Americans KUALA LUMPUR. SaU— Seventy-nve American tourists will make an eight-day tour of the Federation in caravans from Oct. 21 to 28. The tourist promotion officer, Inche Osman Slru disclosed this today before he left for Rome to attend the 18th general assembly
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      Premier opens new dental clinic
      99 8 Premier opens new dental clinic SINGAPORE, Sat. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonight opened the new $200,000 Pegu Road School dental clinic during his tour of Moulmeln constituency. This is the first clinic of Its type and is part of the Government's scheme to provide adequate dental service
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      5 children suffer food poisoning
      59 8 SINGAPORE. Sat. Pivs children were admitted to the General Hospital last night suflennK from tood poisoning They are the children of Mr. W. Gabrlal of Jalan Eunos. who were taken ill after eatine some fried rice bought from a hawker. Two of them. Sharon and
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      2.30 date...
      628 9 'Breakfast' with Helene of show business IT WAS 2.30 p.m. when I joined singer Helene Morris at her terrace table at Singapore's Goodwood Park Hotel. And I was just in time to hear her ask a baffledlooking waiter for the breakfast menu. I wasn't all that surprised. When
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      THE THEATRE
      255 9 rpHE United Slates and X Mr. Goh Soon Tioe have at least one thing in common. Both possess considerable artistic resources. When they combine forces to present, a cultural attraction, it's time to mi up and take notice. This will happen on Oct. 2 and 3. when Mr.
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      HOW MUCH GOOD IS THERE IN US?
      731 9  - HOW MUCH GOOD IS THERE IN US? KEN HAMMONDS PREVIEW... OF THE NEW FILMS By SINGAPORE BILLY BUDD Peter Ustinov, Robert Ryan, Terence Stamp Allied Artists release. EVER since little Lord Fauntleroy fell from his pedestal as the darling: of the Edwardian era, there has been a certain amount of
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      110 9 IVeV* SKY"s">sipo"e" opens "tuesoay .-FOR THE FIRST TIME!: Facts of Child birth Artificial lnseminationß in SCOPE and COLOR -\_^L JH^H Vr—^" >V> T^B "MARRIAGE without FULFILMENT"" ■IN FULL ENGLISH DIALOGUE THROUGHOUT (SB)' ff »f I take pictures at fr I PAMERAN KODAK I S^ Dance of the Rice Harvesters %H
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      11 9 GLAMOUR In South Korea's Movie World See ASIA Magazine (Page Eight).
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      159 9 CURB RHEUMATISM WHILE YOU SLEEP If yonfaal oia, tlrad, and worn out rjGeauae ct Sackaoha^ SUiaoinaitiaa raina. Bora. BUff, B wonaa Jolats, c* t I CYBTKX from toot ohamist today, and aea how fa, at yon improTe. CTSTBX also halps man sad woman who loae sleep sad anarcr boeavaa c€
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    With elegance and 5 gears
    473 10  - With elegance and 5 gears PETER LIM MOTORING By FAMILIARITY, they say. breeds contempt. But a young man-about-town I gave a lift to last week vowed that would never happen should he buy the Alfa Romeo Giulia 1600 Spider. The spider r first described Sun. T. M.iv 5. 1963) Is
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    Duty-free zone for Penang is 'only way out'
    241 10 Duty-free zone for Penang is 'only way out' DENANG. Sat— A recommendation that the whole of Penang Island be declared a duty-free zone is made by the Joint Chambers of Commerce in a memorandum submitted to the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. and the Minister of Commerce and
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    MCA's appeal for landless
    47 10 ALOR STAR. Sai. The Kedah MCA has decided to ask the State Government, to give more opportunities to landless Chinese farmers to participate In all land development schemes. This was one of the resolutions passed at a special meeting of the branch yesterday.
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    On your TV today
    125 10 SINGAPORE, Sat— Here Is th« programme for tomorrow: PJW. 1.00 Opening and programme summary: 1.05 Rosemary Clooney show: 1.30 News in English; 1.45 Alfred Hitchcock presents "The Belfry": 2.10 Yesterday newsreel: 2.20 Hawaiian Eye; 3.15 Ek HI RasU (Hindi film). 5.30 Programme summary: 5.35 The New
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    Health centre
    28 10 PARIT BUNTAR. Bat. A 1150 000 health centre in Serdang. South Kedah. when completed in December will serve more than 6.000 people living in the area.
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    FINDINGS WILL SAY 'YES'
    1162 10  -  WEE KIM WEE by Singapore, Saturday PEOPLE OF SARAWAK, NORTH BORNEO HAVE CONVINCED U.N. MEN pjOW did the United Nations survey go in Sarawak and North Borneo and are the findings going to be favourable or unfavourable? This question has been continuously posed to me from
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    Assembly meet
    15 10 MALACCA. Sat. The Malacca State Legislative Assembly will meet here on Sept. JL
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    Raja Muda calls for police loyalty
    233 10 Raja Muda calls for police loyalty rTCLUK ANSON. Sat. X The Raja Muda of Pcrak (above) called on the police force to work with the utmost loyalty, devotion and steadfastness to face any eventualities that might arise with the emergence of the new nation of Malaysia. He said this when
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    Thank you' from Ningkang to Lee
    87 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. Sarawak's Chief Minister. Mr. Stephen Ningkang. today sent a message of thanks to Singapore's premier. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, for his Independence Day message on Aug. 31. Mr. Ningkang said: "My Cabinet Ministers and I thank you for the Independence D;<v message
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    'Greatest moment' of S'pore MIC
    83 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Malayan Indian Congress here today claimed that it had reached Its "greatest moment" fh the history of the natty. On the eve of eenern' election* it was now consolidating Its position in Singapore and the final verdict would show that the people
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    Textiles worth $8,000 missing
    50 10 Textiles worth $8,000 missing PENANO. Sat.— About $8,000 worth of textiles have been reported missing from a godown In Weld Quay. A long rope was found hangIng over a wall when the owner. Inche JamaJ bin Wahl. visited the godown yesterday. Police believe the goods have been stolen by smugglers.
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    Minister assures police
    340 10 Minister assures police UNIFIED SALARY SCHEME AFTER MALAYSIA SINGAPORE. Sat. T h Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon assured policemen tonight that their present salary scales would continue after Malaysia unless new and better salary scales were Introduced by the Central Government. Speaking at the opening of the
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    Teachers decide on one union
    88 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Tht teachers' panel oi the National Joint Council for Teachers at its first meeting here today unanimously decided to take Immediate steps to set a single union for teachers In the country. A statement issued after the meeting said a single union
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    Students' union in Britain
    67 10 KUALA LUMPUK. Sat. Efforts are being made to lorm a Malaysian Students' Union in Britain. Mr. O. Balactiandran. a recently returned student, from London said here today. Mr. Balachandran. a founder member of the Federation of Malaya Students Association in London In 1961 and an active
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    DEATH
    53 10 THE DIRECTORS and Staff of Lee Plantations Ltd. regret to announce the df-ath of Mr. P.J-A. Williams In Spain on September 4th 1963. Mr. PJ.A. Williams was formerly Chairman of the Board of Directors of Lee Plantations Ltd. Deepest sympathy to Mrs. PJ.A Williams (c/o Barclays Bank D.C.0.. Gibraltar)
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    FILIBUSTER WINS THE TROPHY RACE
    734 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. FILIBUSTER, with owner Dr. W. H. Chan astride, 1 won the Malaysia Cup race over 8* at the Selangor Turf Club's amateur meeting here today. Filibuster, who paid $22. led all the way to win by ten lengths from Plzarro. who was
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    810 SWEEP
    46 11 TOTAL POOL: MT.I7C IST: No. *****2 (516.626) 2ND: No. *****0 (f 8.313) 3RD No. *****1 (S 4,15«) STARTERS: (5461 each): Son. *****1. *****5, *****4, *****9, *****2. *****6. *****8, *****0, *****3. CONSOLATION: (5369 each): Nos. *****8. *****0. *****6, *****7. *****1. *****4. *****0, *****8. *****4. *****0.
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    BT. TIMAH RUNNERS AND RIDERS
    1290 11 Race One: 2.0— Cl 2 Div 4—6 fi 1 000 Santiago (Sultan ol Jonore) Nalr, 4 9.0 All 4 2 ***** LegisrUw (Inl Dla Ko:igsl) E. Breuk. 7 9.0 Donnelly 2 3 ***** Myopic (Leong Huat St.) Bagby, 6 8.13 *Yeo 9 4 07 Box
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    Native Kingdom choice for Stewards Cup
    1013 11 NATIVE KINGDOM ran a spectacular trial earlier in the week when he reeled off 3f in 35 1/5. This indicates that he is right back at his best after a spell. With a handy weight mark of 8.0, he has a firstrate winning chance
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    SELECTIONS
    144 11 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER PANCHEN I LEGISKIK A I M.ISRIKA Race 1 Box Office Speedy Phoenix Panrhen Power Code China Rock Sathi BTG SARAWAK NOBLE GESTURE NOBLE GESTURE Race 2 Noble Gesture Btg. Sarawak Big. Sarawak Power First Chor-Pavont; King's Choice CASTANO PEM. CHIEF (AST WO Race 3
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    BEST BETS
    481 11 v r» I A N C jAkA WAK (Race 2), PINKSON (Race 6) and JOEY SAN (Race 8). The COINC is good. Front-running I'uUu Panckor can be a formidable rival. Earlier in the season he beat Pinkson over the Bukit Tlmah 9f although track conditions were not in
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      825 11 CLASSIFIED ADS. AT TOUR SERVICE (Spore) U Words U (Mtn.)-Box St ct: oxtra PHOTOSTATS by Kotomatle *****. MOUtl repairs, renovations undertaken cheaply efficients Ring (Spore) •6037. BOUND BOOKS MICROFILM* D Tang s Photocopy Serwre. 10. Boat Our. B'porc *****. FINANCIAL DIFFICULTY? Lrtt Malaysian Credit System aolv* your problem Join the
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      212 11 CLASSIFIED ADS. PHILATELY FOR SALE ♦0 Word, $S (Min.)— Box SOjtt. oxtro v WorU w mm.)— Box St eU. oxtra MALAYAN •EOIMNIRS' COLLfC" Top IMO KINC NOW! Aral will TIOM HUM. *3*-U0 upwards; 100 you Ma i H ya Dru* House. Hill Dirrerrnt WIJ.-62. S4-SOC: Request Street. iS'nofa IS). Approval
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      208 11 MEN WOMEN feel Young again am wo Brow older Its only natural that wsj begin to slow down. But ■ome people grow old taster than they should. Then they feel weak, tired, find It hard to keep workin» and aeldom Ret any fun oat of life. Due to New Improved
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    Sunny is Nation's Pride
    218 12  -  By FRANCIS BOEY CUNNY Phua San Tee of Batu Pahat, who had earlier this year won the Mr. Malaya title, added a more brilliant feather to his cap when he beat, a field of 17 to win the "Pride of the Nation" title at the Stadium
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    Selangor Malays on top in Shield final
    338 12 Selangor Malays on top in Shield final KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Selangor were in a strong position against Singapore at the close of the first day's play in the Malayan Malays cricket final for the Rulers' Shield on the Selangor Club padang here today. The start was delayed 90 minutes owing
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    Lock icon Tottenham, Everton crash
    364 12 LONDON, Sat. Tottenham Hotspur crashed 7-2 at Blackburn today to give the Hovers their first home First Division win ul the season. League champions Everton suffered their Hrsl home defeat Mrur lliul when they wenl MU 1-3 to Burnley. Here are the results of toda>'k in.iti Ih-n
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    Malayan women
    63 12 SINGAPORE, Sat. Malayan women cagers are assured of nt least second place in the Malaysia Cup basketball championships, when they whipped North Borneo 90-25 at the Happy World Btadlum tonight. Favourites Formosa, who will meet the Malayan girls tomorrow, tonight scored their second victory, beating Sarawak 85-38. Results
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    Malaya v India
    42 12 INVERCARGILL (N. Zealand), Sat. Malaya will meet India in the second round of the Australasian zone of the Thomas Cup badminton competition ;it Wellington on Sept. 13. In the irst i'-uiil lie completed loay, India beat South Africa 7-2.
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    Victor is champion athlete at CEB meet
    151 12 Victor is champion athlete at CEB meet I'UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaya's International auarter-mUer Aslr Victor won the individual championship in the Central Electricity Board's annual athletic meet at the Pantal ground today. Victor, of Northern Area, won the 100. 200 and 400 metres to score nine points. Northern Area won
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    Malacca Cup XI
    54 12 MALACCA. Sat. The Malacca team to meet Selangor In the Malaya Cup Inter-zone Mira-Unal first leg at the Merdeka Stadium tomorrow at 8.16 p.m.: Lee Soo Phang; Teoh Chnng Wee. Lee Yip Tuck: Tien Seng, Koh Boon Seng. i..m Ah Kah; Johnny Choc. Ma/lan Dom. K. Balan,
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    Negri wrest trophy
    99 12 Malacca. Sat.— Negri Sembilan recaptured the Harding trophy when they beat Malacca by six points (penalty and a try i to nil in their annual rugger matcn on the Ga.iah Perang school ground today. At half time Negri led 3-0. Negrrs points came from a penalty converted
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    Penang keep C-cup
    74 12 Penang keep C-cup r)H. Sat. Peaang retained the Coronation Cup when they gained a winning 7-2 lead against Perak on the first day of the tennis match on the Municipality courts here today. Penang won five men's singles, a men's doubles and a mixed doubles. The remaining four matches will
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    Koe goes today to instruct African referees
    117 12 PENANG, Sat. Koe Ewe Teik. president of the Football Referees' Association of Malaya and Asia's representative on the FIFA referees committee, will leave for Tunis tomorrow to help conduct a course tor African referees. The course, from Sept. 12 to 17, will -be
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    No. 1 seed toppled
    412 12 Surprise by Pheng Hui in Malaysia tennis tournament SINGAPORE. Sat.— Yeo Plienu Hui caused the first major upset in the Malaysia junior open Invitation tennis championships when he beat top seeded Paul Choo In three sets at Tanglin- today. Pheng Hui. who had earlier beaten Peter
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    KUPPAN'S GOAL-GRAB GIVES PENANG 2-1 VICTORY
    399 12  -  TEOH ENG TATT By Singapore, Saturday rO WELL-TAKEN snap goals within two minutes of each other by Kuppan, who played centre-forward in the second half after Aziz Ahmad and then Zainol Ghani were injured, gave Penan; a well deserved 2 l win over Singapore
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    Barnsley 3-1
    21 12 LONDON. Sat. Barnsley beat Luton Town 3-1 in an English League Div. 3 soccer match at Barnsley last night.
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    Malayan sweep
    37 12 MALACCA. Sat Malaya beat Thailand in the friendly International table-tennis matches olayed at the Men* Seng Assoclation last rußht. In thr men's section the Malayans outplnv#d the Thais 5-0. while the Malayan women won 3-1.
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      562 12 1963 FUJI AMATEUR PHOTO CONTEST (OVERSEA DIVISION) HAVE YOU POSTED YOUR ENTRY YET? If not. start right now! Your chances of winning one of the top prizes offered are extremely good! In both the 1961 and 1962 JHJJI PHOTO 'OVERSEAS) CONTESTB, Malayan amateur photographers scored niitjor successes, being placed among
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      157 12 SOCCER Malaya Cup sfiruil Ist leg-: S'gor v Malacca •Merdeka Stadium, 8.15 p.m.). Friendly: Spore Selection v Penanp (Jn. Besar, I>. Spore junior Cup: Ta m penis Rovers RAF Chiiiutl 'A' Jn. Besar, 5.30) BASKETBALL Malaya Cop: Men —N. Borneo v Malaya; Spore v Formosa; Women N. Borneo v Spore;
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      The Kampong 'Pied Piper'
      357 13  - The Kampong 'Pied Piper' AHMAD RAMLI By KOALA LUMPUR FROM 20-CENT FLUTE TO $2,000 MUSIC AT THE TOP ABOUT 30 years ago Mahmudeen Ngah, a musicallyminded lad, used to be a sort of "Pied Piper" in his kampong. Little boys used to tail him as he went around playing •(Htli,
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      A faculty in funeral directing?
      554 13 A faculty in funeral directing? SOHRAB bin RUSTUM fcafcflna .in m WHAT they want to start at the university here," said the black-suited man with eyebrows that looked like the railway tunnel at Bukit Berapit, "is a faculty in funeral directing." "Oh. yes," I murmured, "it will certainly raise the
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      TA KE-OFF!
      832 13  -  KEN HAMMONDS By OWNING YOUR OWN PLANE. Sunday Times staff writer KEN HAMMONDS says that in America, Australia, Canada and Europe, the executive aircraft is no rarity. Yet in our fast-developing country, the sign of successful management is still the monumental limousine and its bored chauffeur. Perhops the
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      Pure Nonsense
      619 13  -  BEACHCOMBER By Wirragoo wows them MUNGE KORPEL. leading exponent of wirragoo singing, has flown in. His technique Is astounding. Between alternate groans and screams he sings. In a tender whisper, the single word wirragoo. The effect is electrical, and his audience groan and scream hysterically, even while he
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      11 13 THE New Look In Tokyo's Banks See ASIA Magazine (Page 14).
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    SPLASH IN PRINT
    550 14 How you can be more ravishing than EVER AFTER-SIX IN PRINT: An overcoat bursting with giant golden daisies on white mohair. Fully lined, the coat costs $85. Dresses by EUNICE. GOLD DAISIES AFTER-SIX IN PRINT: Glazed cotton covered in big nameless flowers in strawberry red and pink
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    Questions 'n' answers
    336 14 Questions n answers J)I-:AR Evelyn Tv: 1 iind it difficult to choose the correct size brassiere. Are there no rules? It's embarrassing to have lo ask others. And salesgirls are no help at all. GILLIAN TAN. 9 There's no need to be bashful about bras. Keep to these three fundamental
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    FOOTNOTE
    136 14 i.i.iiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiin DART of the fun 1 about fashion is how quickly the pendulum swings. This season, more than ever, girls who grew up thinking touches of white were for waitresses, set-in sleeves for squares, and roundtoed shoes for babies. A SHINY sling-back in scarlet patent with rounded toe and
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    THE DELICACIES OF LOVE
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