The Straits Times, 14 September 1963

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    20 1 AVEBACE DAILY CERTIFIEO SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Not*** Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    OATU MUSTAPHA IS SABAH HEAD OF STATE
    110 1 OATU MUSTAPHA IS SABAH HEAD OF STATE KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Datu Mustapha bin Datu Ilarun was today officially appointed Yang di-Pertuan Negara of Sabah for two years from Malaysia Day by the Yang di-Pertuan AfMM and Queen Elizabeth, it was announced here. Datu Mustaphas appointment w a s made under
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    BAGUS JUGAH!
    1023 1  - BAGUS JUG AH! OAHARI ALI: Special post: Minister of Sarawak Affairs WHO- WILL-BE- GOVERNOR ROW IS SETTLED AFTER THREE-DAY TOP LEVEL TALKS -By- KUALA LUMPUR, Friday Malay will become the first Governor YEMENGGONG Jugah anak Barieng has been appointed Minister of Sarawak Affairs in the first Malaysian Cabinet. The Governor
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    BUNG TOLD OF AUSSIE ATTITUDE ON MALAYSIA
    282 1 JAKARTA, Friday. A I STRALLVS Minister for External Affairs, Sir Garfield Barwick, today discussed Malaysia and other issues with President Soekarno during an 80-minute meeting in the Merdeka Palace here. Sir Garfield told reporters afterwards that he and President Soekarno had "a very
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    Lock icon Prince's lecture on relics
    61 1 BANOKOK. Fri.— A well-known Thai archaeologist left today for Kuala Lumpur to give a series of lectures on archaeological finds In Thailand, toe Foreign Ministry announced yesterday. He Is His Serene Highness Prince Suphaadls Diskul, a high official of tne Fine Arts Department. He Is being
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    Polling day date is void, claims Marshall
    417 1 Polling day date is void, claims Marshall SINGAPORE, Friday. j\jß. David Marshall, Independent candidate for Anson in the* general elections, has written to the Returning Officer, Mr. M. Ponnuduray, claiming that the notification appointing Sept. 21 as polling day is void under the law. The earliest day on which polling
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    Lock icon Spacegirl for RI
    32 1 JAKARTA, Fri— The Soviet woman cosmonaut. Miss Valentlna Tereshkova. will arrive in Jakarta on Nov. 27 for an official visit. Radio Jakarta reported today. Reuter. MR. MARSHALL .a protest
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    Red camp found near Kuching
    47 1 KUCHINO. Fri. A Communist I military training camp has been discovered by police at Sungel Maong. three miles from Kuchlng. a police spokesman nid today. Dummy rifles and machine carbtnes were found. The camp had a large dugout defence position UFI. I
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    Lock icon Union Jack torn down
    25 1 JAKARTA, Fri.— The British Hag was pulled down and torn to shreds at the Consulate in Surabaya, Kast Java yesterday. Reuter.
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    Sandys denial on Brunei
    60 1 JESSELTON, Prl.— The British Commonwealth and Colonial Secretary, Mr. Duncan Sandys, denied tonight that he would make a late bid to persuade Brunei to join MaJayasia during his visit there tomorrow. Mr Sandys arrived here by RAF plane from Sarawak at 6 15 p.m. for a
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    Two die in power station blast
    163 1 Two die in power station blast SINGAPORE, Fri. Two men were killed tonight in an explosion at the extension site of the Paslr Panjang power station. A third is in a critical condition at the General Hospital. The fourth person injured, a woman, is out of danger. About 12 labourers
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    Lock icon Copra outlook is better
    56 1 BANGKOK, m— Prospects for coconut producing countries appear brighter this year than last year, according to a Food and Agriculture organisation .FAO> paper released today. The paper said that the "world output of copra In 1963 Is likely to be slightly larger and prices will Average
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 BRITAIN USES VETO UNITED NATIONS, In Britain today vetoed ATro-AMan resolution in Security Count il aimed .it blocking transfer of poh tit-al and military power in "White minority southern Bhodesiafl Got eminent. I'PI
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Pakistan-China pact warning by Ayub
      332 2 7F /JVDL4 <G«OWS MENACINGLY STRONG... 9 WASHINGTON, Fri. Pakistan might feel compelled to enter into a military pact with Communist China "If India grows menacingly strong." In a copyrighted despatch in the Washington Post, selie Harrison said that President Ayub indicated that the. willingness of
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      Lock icon Pakistan newsmen challenge the Govt
      166 2 Pakistan newsmen challenge the Govt RAWALPINDI, Fri. 1 Pakistan's Journalists yesterday challenged the government to repeal the new Press restrictions immediately or face a carefullyplanned, organised and executed "freedom struggle." A "National Committee of Action" Is to be formed to fight for the full repeal of the "coercive and highly
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      Lock icon India says no to talks on Muslims
      132 2 India says no to talks on Muslims I£ARACHI, Fri.— lndia has rejected a formal request from Pakistan for a conference at ministerial level on the dispute over Muslims in India being sent to Pakistan, official sources said here yesterday. Pakistan reminded India of an agreement reached In Calcutta last March
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      Lock icon Bank branch raided
      41 2 LONDON, Fri. Six armed men with pickaxe handles and coshes raided a branch of Barclays bank in Tottenham, London as the bank was closing yesterday and wrapt il with about £4.000. Most of It in pound notes. Reuter.
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      Cholera death
      15 2 HONGKONG. Fri.— Cholera ha* claimed Its first death in Hong Hong this year.
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      Lock icon Jakarta reports clampdown on Timor border
      160 2 Jakarta reports clampdown on Timor border JAKARTA, Fri. Authorities in Portuguese East Timor have tightened control of the colony's border with Indonesian West Timor, the govern-ment-run news agency Antara reported today. The agency quoted a report from its correspondent on the neighbouring island of Ambon as saying that Portuguese police
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      Lock icon US SENATORS IN BID TO CUT ALL AID
      79 2 WASHINGTON. Fri. Twenty-two Senators yesterday Introduced a resolution calling for an end to all U.S. military and economic aid to South Vietnam unless the Diem government abandoned Its "policies of repression" and won popular support. The resolution was moved by Democratic Senator
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      Lock icon Thant hits out a Diem's 'unfortunate land of chaos'
      356 2 Thant hits out a Diem's 'unfortunate land of chaos' 'GOING FROM BAD TO WORSE' U THANT, the Secretary-General, himself a Buddhist, said yesterday that the situation in South Vietnam was "going from bad to worse" and he could think of no state where it was "as chaotic as the situation
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      Ceylon calls for probe by UN
      93 2 Ceylon calls for probe by UN BELGRADE. Fri. Ceylon has asked if the South Vietnam government would permit an impartial Inquiry by the United Nations Into the position of Buddhists there. Mr. Maithripala. Senanayake, said the continued deterioration In the position of Vietnam's Buddhists was a serious violation of human
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Cubans step up militajry defence
      157 3 Cubans step up militajry defence \IONTREAL, Frl. iTI Cuba is strengthening her military defence following a series of air raids, commando attacks and sm.all landings, according to travellers from Havana familiar with the Cuban scene who recently arrived here. Army and militia units have been reinforced and additional anti-aircraft, -and
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      Lock icon Boys escape on planks
      59 3 BONN. Pri.— Three Eaat German boys laid wooden planks across the border minefield to escape into West Germany yesterday, federal authorities here reported. The boys found the planks lying near the border where a watch tower was being built. They thre* several on to the ground
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      Strip puts zip into drama meeting
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      Lock icon AND QUEEN ELIZABETH'S COUSIN WAS IN THE AUDIENCE
      187 3 THE Earl of Harewood, Queen Elizabeth's cousin, recently watched a shapely 19-year-oid blonde strip and parade in the nude. It came, during the dosing moments of the big Edinburgh Festival drama conference. On the platform theatre personalities .were debating 'The Theatre of
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      Lock icon $50m. drive to help Negro colleges
      234 3 IyASHINGT ON, Fri. President Kennedy yesterday launched a US$5O million campaign to develop facilities at 32 Negro colleges in the Southern States and help produce more trained, educated and qualified Negroes. The President told the opening session of a national committee of prominent businessmen
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      Lock icon 20ft—plane could have cleared the mountain
      249 3 20ft— plane could have cleared the mountain- pRADES. Fri. The Vising airliner which crashed in the Pyrenees last night, killing 36 British tourists and its French crew of four, would have cleared the mist shroud ed 5,400-ft Peak of La Roquette if it had flown 20 feet higher. The plane
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      Lock icon MODIFICATIONS ORDERED FOR CARA VELLE
      177 3 MODIFICATIONS ORDERED FOR CARA VELLE BERNE, Friday. THE Swiss Civil Aviation Office has asked Swissair to inform airlines using Caravelle planes of emergency modifications recommended for the aircraft following last week's crash which killed 80 people. The aviation office said I in an offlblal communique that an overheated landing wheel
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      Lock icon Fight at Senate hearing:
      73 3 Fight at Senate hearing: WASHINGTON. Fri.— A fight broke out at a hearing of the House Committee on Un-American Activities yesterday when the chairman ordered out young people who were applauding a witness. The committee was hearing testimony about a recent trip to Cuba by American students in defiance of
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      Lock icon Churchills mark anniversary
      35 3 WESTERHAM. (Southeast England, i Fri. Sir Winston and Lady Churchill celebrated their 56th wedding anniversary quietly at their home here yesterday, reading the congratulations floodIng in from all over the world. Reuter.
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  • KA-ARAH SATU BAHASA
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      TAKE PART IN NATIONAL LANGUAGE WEEK
      190 4 TAKE PART IN NATIONAL LANGUAGE WEEK THIS is National Language Week and to help you Improve your command of Malay, the Dewan Bahasa has designed these simple, everyday phrases for your study 1. Hari Ini aaya ban.rak kerja. I have a lot of work tod»T 2. Sa>a kuranc sihat; «ava
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      Four rallies told of UPP platform
      198 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The United People's Party held four ma&s rallies at Upper Aljunied Estate car park, Dhoby Ghaut children's playground, Hindoo Road cniluien's playground and Phillip Street car park to introduce their 46 candidates to the people. The secretary-general. Mr. Ong Big Guan. put
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      Hospital aid show put off
      54 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Japanese (lower arrangement exhibition scheduled to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sept. 20 and 31 In aid of the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital has been postponed to Jan. 17 and 18 next year. Tickets already told will be valid
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      Marathon prayer meeting
      42 4 SINGAPORE. Fit— A 34-hour non-stop prayer meeting- by Hindu devotee*, organised by the NorthIndian Hindu ABBOCtoUon wIU htrhUght its two-day Malaysia celebrations It will begin at S pan. on Sunday. Following the prayers, there will be a social gathering.
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      Court told of midwives' service terms
      499 4 SINGAPORE. Fri A MIDWIFK who is on standby duty to answer evening and night delivery calls must stay within the grounds of her clinic, where her quarters are and may not go out without permission. This was stated by Miss Alice Chia, Supervisor of
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    A UNION PROBE ON MEMBERS' LINKS WITH REDS
    179 5 A UNION PROBE ON MEMBERS' LINKS WITH REDS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The National I Union of Commercial Workers is investigating into the activities of several members and officials who, the i union's general secretary, Mr. A. B. Gomez, j says have been engaged in "subversive activities." He said: "We know
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    Hidup Malaysia!
    102 5 Hidup Malaysia SCHOOLGIRLS MAKE HUMAN SLOGAN AT M-DAY REHEARSAL 1 SCHOOLGIRLS form a giant "Hidup Malaysia" (Long Live Malaysia) during rehearsals for the Malaysia children's rally in Kuala Lumpur next Monday. Thirty thousand schoolchildren are expected to attend the rally, which will include detachments from the various schools and children's
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    Prosperity plea to workers
    479 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. JHE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today called on Malaysian workers to make the new nation "truly a land of peace, happi1 ness and prosperity." In a special message to workers two days before the official launching of Malaysia, the Tengku spoke of
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    300 for 'free port' meeting today
    99 5 DENANG. Fri. p- More than 300 representatives from 150 political parties and registered associations in Penang are expected to attend tomorrow's "free port" meeting at the Penang Chinese Chamber of Commerce. The Socialist Front, the Penan* M.C.A. and the United Democratic Party will send
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    Rabbi on visit to Singapore
    45 5 SINGAPORE Pri. Rabbi Samuel P. Bopomilsky. a member of the Jewish Lubavitch Peace Corps Movement, has arrived In Singapore to lecture on Judaism. Tomorrow he will give a talk at the Maghaln Aboth Synagogue in Waterloo Street at 7.10 p.m.
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    Toh and Raja for Borneo
    48 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Sinsa- pore will be represented at the i Malaysia celebrations in Sabah land Sarawak by the Deputy Premier. Dr. Toh Chin Chve, and the Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. respectively. i They will leave for the Borneo territories on Sunday.
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    BODY FLOWN FROM BRUNEI TO IPOH
    255 5 IPOH. Fri. The re- mains of a Malayan police officer. Raja Shaharuzzaman bin Raja Kamarul Bahrin, 43. were flown here from Brunei this afternoon in a chartered plane. Raja Shaharuzzaman. an Asst. Supt. of Police, and hero of the December Brunei reibelllon. died In
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    COUNCIL TO ASK FORMER PRESIDENT FOR REFUND
    123 5 COUNCIL TO ASK FORMER PRESIDENT FOR REFUND OEREMBAN. Fri.— The Seremban Town j Council decided at a i meeting last night to ask a former president of the council, Mr. Chin See Yin (Ind.) to refund $540.90 which it spent on him for medicine. The council supported a letter from
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    37 5 Woman Minister from India XEW DELHI, Fri— Mrs.Lakshmi Menon (above). Minister of State for External Affairs, will represent India at the celebrations inaugurating Malaysia, it was announced yesterday. Mrs. Menon will arrive in Kuala Lumpur on Sunday.—Reuter.
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    SLASHER IN THE NUDE GETS ROTAN
    122 5 OINGAPORE. Fri. A woman got up from sleep one night to find her husbands younger brother who was completely in the nude sitting on her, the Second Criminal District Court was told today. Ng Meng Him. 24. a bachelor, was jailed for 12 months
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    POLICE CONFIRM DAWN RAID ON 17
    229 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. 13 Police today confirmed that 17 Preservation of Public Security Or- dinance detainees, released on 'good be- haviour bonds." were picked up at dawn yes- terday and interrogated for a few hours. Yesterday was Nomination Day from 11 a.m. to noon. In
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    No citizenship applications
    55 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. Th« Ministry of Interior announced i tonight that it would not accept any new applications tor ciuzrn- ship from Monday. It said in a statement that this was because new lorms of application for riti/rnslnp were being 1 prepared to eonrorm with th* I
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    BEWARE THE NEW BRAND OF REDS, WARNS LEE
    818 6  -  BREED of Communist intellectuals is coming to the fore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today. As a result, he told an election rally in Fullerton Square, some present Barisan leaders would be sacrificed to make way for them. He said: "We are
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    'Ruthless and calculating"
    23 6 ELECTION RALLY TOLD: THREE BARISAN OFFICIALS WILL BE SACRIFICED TO MAKE WAY FOR THEM MR. LIONS DR. LIC MISS PUNS
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    Double pay 'corruption' charge by Dr. Lee
    381 6  -  SINGAPORE, Fri. Dr. Lee Slew Choh, chairman of Barisan Sosialis, claimed tonight that PAP assemblymen were paid for serving on statutory bodies in addition to their assembly allowance of $500. Dr. Lee. addressing a bij? crowd at Shenton Way. said; "The PAP Assemblymen
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    FAJAR: SOCIALIST CLUB DENIAL
    196 6 eluding our associated members i and surely including the Prime I Minister himself." The statement protested that the club had been deprived of its freedom of communication by having; its letters intercepted by the Government. It said, however, that It would ■till welcome the release or
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    'Open house' at university
    55 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The University of Malaya will hold "open house" on Monday Malaysia Day. Exhibitions wil be staged by the various faculties during the day from 9 a.m. to noon and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. There will be a sports meet on the
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    Barisan rallies
    32 6 6INOAPORE. Fri. The Bart-; san Soslalls will hold rallies to-, morrow between 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. —at 6th mile Upper Serangoon Road and 7' 2 mile Bukit Timahi Road.
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    Ex-judge dies
    24 6 LONDON. Pri. Mr. L. V. J. Laville, a former judge of th« Supreme Court in Malaya, has died In England, aped 74.
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    Body recovered from pool
    51 6 BATU GAJAH. Fri. The body of a labourer. Zulkifly bin Suld. 20. who was drowned in the Changkat tin dredge pool near here was recovered yesterday Zulkifly fell from the dredge into the water and disappeared on Wednesday. He was to have married in three weeks
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    Tun Lim: Fight, fight fight that's all Lee -thinks of
    392 6  - Tun Lim: Fight, fight fight that's all Lee -thinks of CHEAH BOON KHENG By OINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Alllance leader. Tun Lim Yew Hock, today told a lunchtime election rally at Finlayson Green that the Federation Government had given the party certain assurances that it would be prepared to rectify
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    $110 m. 'blood debt' call in Federation
    305 7 $lOm. DEMANDED FOR EACH STATE KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. JHE Associated Chinese Chamber of Commerce is fro ask the Japanese Government to pay $110 million $1 0 million for each state in Malaya as a "blood debt" for wartime atrocities. It is asking the
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    Lock icon TOKYO MINISTER MAY DISCUSS S'PORE CLAIM
    185 7 A JAPANESE Cabinet V sentatives from Sing pore's claim for a "blood d Malaysia celebrations in K TOKYO, Friday, linister may meet reprerapore to discuss Sinj?alebt" when he attends the :uala Lumpur next week. The Transporatlon Minister, Mr. Kentaro Ayabe, Is scheduled to leave
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    Envoy told: Put it down in writing
    123 7 Envoy told: Put it down in writing SINGAPORE, Fri. Premier Lee Kuan Tew today asked the Japanese Consulgeneral, Mr. H. Tanaka, to put down in writing any 1 concrete proposals by his Government to settle the "blood-debt" atonement gesture for wartime atrocities. Mr. Lee made this request at a meeting
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    Transfer of controller
    45 7 IPOH. Prl. Mr. A. Kandlah. Controller of Telecommunicatioiu. East Region iKelantan. Trengganu and Pahang). has assumed duties here as Controller for Perak. He succeeds Inche Buyone bin Hajl Abdullnh, who has gone on i transfer to Hie department's headquarters In Kuala Lumpur.
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    $3,380 for T.B. hospital
    73 7 $3 380 for T.B. hospital KLALA LU'UPUR. Prl.— Donations received by the Lady' Templer Hospital nere last month! amounted to $3,381. The contributions Included girts from: Perak Turf Club, $1 000; Mr Cheonff Hee Choy, Kuala Lumpur, $524.40; staff of the Malayan Tobacco Company $339; Madam Ylo Chin Yee. $414.12;
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    $25,000 award of damages for accident
    90 7 BINGAPORE. Prl. A building painter. Goh Joo Hin So. who was Injured In a road accident 17 months ago. was awarded special and general damages of $25,000 with costs by Mr. Justice Tan Ah I Tab In tfie High Court today, i Goh had
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    Postmen's move to crack , 69 'hard nuts'
    354 7 Postmen's move to crack 69 'hard nuts' KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1,480-strong Union of Postal Uniformed Staff, which is threatening strike action on Oct. 2 to back its claims for a salary revision, wants non-members to work during the stride. The general secretary of the union. Mr 8. Ganapathy. said mere
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    TRAFFIC TOLL 'ALARMING'
    82 7 PENANG. Fri. Mr Teh Ewe Lim. the lone United Democratic Party member in the City Council, today urgetf the council to review traffic problems In the city in view of the "alarming increase" In road deaths. "The total death toll for this year so far is 34.
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      156 7 AOmy Omp By I.T. Hamtin EKOUSHOF THEN OU DCVT COME I I TVE ONLY THING WE'RE II I Y8H...1 THCXJSHT IP ...BUT THEN THAT'S TH* THtS NO&mSS. T> DELIVER ME AM GOING ID DELIVER tOU V HAFTA GET 'EM TH' V WAV I LIKE IT.' > M3U BIG J OUmT
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    81 8 M IT arsis Sl* (Minimum) i. LAWRENCE FERNANDEI father of He.en. Delia. Melein. and Mathod".and father-in-law of O. Baiatbandraa snd I. A. Keraandei. passed away peacefully at Trtvandnim on U-B-M Aged MUM away peacefully on 13-»-M at »10 am. at «57 Pasir J Pan]aag Road, leaving bablnd beloved wif*.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 8 M Wmrmt SU I IM EVER LOVINC Mamory of Mr K Puruabotaamaß. Janaan Road Singapore, demised 14-V-62 May his sou) rest m Mernal peace. Bereaved family.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    273 8 It WmrdM Sl* (Minimum) TWt COCKPIT'S Java R!J«ltafel Is served every Saturday aad Sunday luncb time. LADlag TAKE MOTH m*m at Town and Count rr s Sale befor* we •lose for th» Malaysia Holiday*. FITIPATRICKS SUPERMARKET, Offlrr ft Store* will b* rlo«e<l all d»> on 16tn Sept. 1963 lor
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    208 8 RELIGIOU S ANNOUNCEMENT :n Hare's (tin.) IT. ANDREW 1 PREIBYTERIAN CHURCH. Ipon. Golf Club Road. a m All Welcome PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, tIMCAPOIIC Comer Orchard Road Penan* Ro«d. Sunday Srrvn-e* am and 6 p.m Sunday School am. All WeiIT. ANDREW I PREIBYTERIAN CHURCH. Kuala Lumpur. Weld Road. Runday Services 9.M a.m.
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      The Last Hurdle
      590 8 Never has so amiable a solution emerged, from so embarrassing a problem, as the agreement to include Temenggong Jugah as Minister of Sarawak Affairs in the Malaysian Cabinet This decision satisfies everybody. Solution was made possible by Temenggong Jugah's generous action in asking that he should not
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      Safety First
      138 8 Some ot the devices to give workers higher pay which are to be found in the monthly reports of the Ministry of Labour are open to criticism. There is the case of a bus company which allows its employees, including drivers and conductors, to get thirty days' pay
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      Rubber Blow
      476 8 Ever since the middle of the fifties experts on tbe international rubber market have been warning that prices were likely to fall to the level of sixty cents a pound, or even lower. The warnings became more sombre and frequent when the stereo regular synthetics were perfected, duplicating
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    Singapore parties begin the big battle for votes
    466 8  - Singapore parties begin the big battle for votes JACKIE SAM by SINGAPORE, Fri.— The big campaign is on. Loudspeakers at street corners and parks, and mounted on cars, are pouring out an unending stream of propaganda, as political parties vie for tbe support of Singapore's 650.000 voters. By polling day.
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      New car park scheme
      239 8 I REFER to the letter by "Rover" (S. T. Sept 11 > regarding closure of the season car park between Shenton Circus and Boon Tat Street. It Is not true to say that the entire parkIng area will be closed down. Only the season car nark
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    As the white men lay down their burdens...
    1268 8 As the white men lay down their burdens THE_TASK_OF FINDING JOBS FOR EX-COLONIALS BR I T A INS tontinuing moral (and financial) responsibility for newly independent Commonwealth countries is underlined in a recent pubIt is a paper entitled, with the verbosity that seems inseparable from such things. "Policy on the
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    RAZAK IS APPOINTED HEAD OF POWERFUL UMNO BODY
    185 9 KLALA LUMPUR, Fri— The Deputy Prune Minister, Tun Abdul Ratak, has been appointed chairman of a powerful I mni) sub -committee to deal with all aspects of political, constitutional and parliamentary matters. The decision was taken after a marathon session of the
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    Family planning! sets record
    42 9 SINGAPORE. Pri. A record number of women 11,479 attended Singapore Family Planning Association clinics during July and August this year. To meet the expanding activities of the association a flag day will be held tomorrow to raise funds.
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    Singapore a rival to Hong Kong
    85 9 SINGAPORE. Frl Dr. Goh Keng Swee. the Minister for Finance, said today that the opening of another new garments factory was a stepping stone towards maki Singapore as well-known as Hong Kong in the field of garment manufacturing He was speaking at the opening
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    Talentime finals
    29 9 IPCH. Pri.— The finals of the i Ipoh V.M.C.A. youth Ulentime contest will be held at the St John Ambulance Hall here tomorrow starting at 7.45 p.m.
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    Pirate victims quit isle
    138 9 Port Swettenham. Friday YJORE than 1,000 iTi fishermen on Pulau Ketam, 15 miles from here, have left the island to settle in North Malaya because of Indonesian pirates. The Island community leaders Mr. Sim Pon 800, said that more than 3.000 fishing nets worth several thousand
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    Council defies M-joy order
    536 9 PENANG. Fridi WITH APOLOGIES TO THE GOVERNOR, MAYOR SAYS PENANG STREETS, BUILDINGS WON'T BE DECORATED OR LIT UP THE Socialist controlled City Council today decided to reject the State Government's order to decorate and illuminate its offices and buildings and certain Penang streets for the Malaysia
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    Contact CPIB appeal
    61 9 SINGAPORE. Frl. Members of the public are asked to contact the Corrupt Practices Investigation Bureau If they have any evidence or Information on corrupt practices during the general elecions. They should contact the duty officer of the C.P.1.8. TeL No. ***** between 8 a.m. to 12 midnight
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    SCHOLARSHIPS OFFERED
    85 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Malayan Association of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries is offering three correspondence course scholarships to Maiavan youths for the intermediate examination of the Chartered Institute of Secretaries. London. I Candidates must be cltl- zens of one of the Malaysian States and resident in Malaya, not
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    'Beauty queen' float leaves for capital
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    PENANG IS SENDING A 'LANDMARKS' EXHIBIT
    192 9 PENANG. Fri— Thft Penang state float for the Malaysia celebrations left lor Kuala Lumpur today to take part in the Federal capital's big procession on Tuesday. Two beauty queens Miss Marguerite Brodle. recent--ly crowned Miss Penang, and Che Aminah binte Ismail. Miss Public Services
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    M-joy nations: Now the total is 34
    220 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. SIX more nations have accepted invitations to attend the Malaysia celebrations, bringing the total thus far to 34. The latest acceptances are from South Vietnam, India. Pakistan. Liberia, Austria and BurmaReplies have not yet been received from the United Arab
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    'Amigos' dance
    24 9 KLANQ. Pri.— A Malaysia dance organised by the "Amiaos" youths of Klang will be held at the Letchumanan Hall here on Saturday.
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    Election warning
    32 9 SINGAPORE. Pri.— Police today warned political parties that "firm and effective" action would be taken against anyone who held processions or fired crackers in connection rvith the general election campaign.
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    MALAYSIA 'SIGNAL' IN JOHORE AT 6 p.m. ON TUESDAY
    173 9 MALAYSIA 'SIGNAL' IN JOHORE AT 6 p.m. ON TUESDAY JOHORE BAHRU. Fri.— J Malaysia will be proclaimed throughout Johore at 6 p.m. ■on Tuesday. District Officers in the different towns of Muar. Segamat. Kluang, Pontian. Kota Tinggl. Mersing and Batu Pahat will read the Malaysia proclamation. In Johore Bahru. the
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    Talk on future
    41 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. Mr. T. B. Lam. an astro-palmist, will talk on "Telling the Future" t« the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club at 4 p.m. on Sunday at 29. Ipoh Road. The talk will be open to the jiublir
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      634 9 Today's radio and T V RADIO SINGAPORE news. 7.10 Hongs and sweet 6.00 Summary of programmes "'"""r^ns- music; 7.30 Learn a word a day for the evening: 6.05 Veßetable MEDIUM WAVE sfrvii v 7 32 Breakfast club; 8.00 Time and fruit prices at Penan*. 4"tmrtr« ti nul "O* New 05
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    Youths with sword murder a labourer
    169 10 Youths with sword murder a labourer PENANG. Fri.— An unemployed labourer, Cheah Phee Kirn, 26, was murdered last night in a coffee shop in Carnarvon Lane by three youths, one of whom carried a sword. Police believe it was a secret society revenge killing. Another labourer, Llm Boon Ping. 28.
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    Customs closed
    29 10 JOHORE BAHRU. Pri. The Johore Bahru Custosm station will be closed for official business -m Monday and Tuesday (Sept. 16 and 17) for the Malaysia Day ceifbrations.
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    Police begin Malacca clean-up for peaceful Malaysia
    160 10 Police begin Malacca clean-up for peaceful Malaysia AIALACCA, Pri.— Police iV here have started j "Operation Sapu" to clear the town of all criminal elements and ensure that people celebrate Malaysia peacefully. The O.C.P.D. Malacca (Central), Deputy Supt. Didar Singh, said today that nightly raids were being carried out by
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    400 TRADE OFFERS FROM I THE U.S.
    324 10 400 TRADE OFFERS FROM I THE U.S. An official let s-do-busin ess mission Kuala Lumpur, Friday I AN American trade mission coming to Malaya next month will put about 400 business proposals from small, medium and large American firms before Malayan businessmen. In return, the mission hopes to take back
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    City Health Officer dies after attending dinner
    199 10 City Health Officer dies after attending dinner PENANG, Fri. The City Health Officer. Dr. Lim Khoon Huat. died from a heart attack at the General Hospital here early this morning. Dr. Llm. 45. had earlier attended a dinner at the Pulau T^cus market given by stallholders to celebrate the Chinese
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    Swedish envoy in for M-joy
    51 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt The Swedish Ambassador to Manila. Jakarta and Malaya. Baron Louis De Gecr. arrived last night from Singapore to represent his Government at the Malaysia celebrations. Baron Louis, who is accompanied by the Baroness, will be in the Federal Capital for aboir a
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    Airmen aid polio boy Jega
    112 10 Airmen aid polio boy Jega pENANG. Fri.— Officers and men of No. 114 Mobile Control and Reporting Unit of the Royal Australian Air Force, based, at Butterworth, have once again rallied to the aid of an 11-year-old polio victim, M. Jeganathan. About a year ago the airmen passed the hat
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    Show to aid fund
    47 10 KUALA KANOSAR. Fri A Malay drama. "Mashun and a cultural show will be staged at the Malay College here tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. for schoolchildren and at 6 p.m. for the public, in aid ol the Kuala Kangsar District Wei- 1 (me Fund.
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    Bishop off to Rome
    31 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Bishop D. Vendargon of Kuala Lumpur has left for Rome to attend the second session of the Ecumenical Council, which opens on Sept. 29.
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    Govt to take industrial census in Malaya
    237 10 Kuala Lumpur, Frt. rpHE Federation Gov- ernment is to take a census of manufacturing industries in the country to help in economic planning and to assist would-be industrialists here. The statistician in charge 1 of the census, Mr. Khoo Teik Huat. said today
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    Aussie trade mission due in Malaya
    77 10 Aussie trade mission due in Malaya SYDNEY, Fri. Following the success of an Australian building materials trade mission to Malaya late last year, a second such mission is planned. To be headed again by Mr. Henry Wilckens. of Adelaide, the mission, comprising 16 members of 17 companies in five Australian
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    Detainees freed after course
    53 10 BRUNEI. Pri. Thirty righi detainees were released today from the Bunui rehabilitation c«nitre. near Brunei Town, after completing a 10-day course of rehabilitation there. They comprise the 13th batch or detainee-, to have undergone the course and bring to 759 the j number of detainees aho
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    M-day prayers
    20 10 KLANG. Frt— The Church of Our Lady of Lourdes hwe will hold j special prayers on Malaysia Day.
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      276 10 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS for development here (4-4). 1. Female animal, or mate if 7. Work behind East street bar turned about (5). 5. Those who listen give Enid a 8. feed on light and air" cue (8). 'Shelley) (10). 9. The most backward have the 13. Disclaimer at being
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  • LETTERS STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY Forum
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      Birth and citizen papers: A names mix-up
      136 11 Birth and citizen papers: A names mix-up I TOOK my son to the registration office for a new identity card but unfortunately he could not be Issued with one as the names of the parents on his birth certificate differed from those on his Federal citizenship certificate. The names of
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      Bus blockade
      129 11 T THINK many residents of Jalan Tenteram who are using the car park off Jalan Aman (In St. Michael's Estate) will support my drawing notice to a small problem at this place. At the car park, a certain area has been provided to accommodate a few S.T.C. buses.
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      Living 14 hours a day with N-O-I-S-E
      227 11 rpHE correspondent who x complained about the noise in River Valley Road should come and visit the area where I live. I live in a flat in the Katong area and below my premises is a factory which operates almost 14 hours a
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      'LUCK OF THE DRAW DRIVING TESTS IN SINGAPORE
      226 11 'LUCK OF THE DRAW DRIVING TESTS IN SINGAPORE j^FTER my wife's personal experience this week I am inclined to take all talk of modernity, streamlining and progress in Singapore with a wry large grain of salt. After taking a considerable amount of driving lessons with a reputable driving school she
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      Spiritless grousers sent to east coast
      149 11 AM surprised that the governments of Trengganu anu Kelantan have aot protested to the Minister of Education against the sending of unsuitable teachers to the East Coast. How, I wonder, did these spiritless grousers get the job? I presume by answering such searching questions
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      Free periods
      155 11 AS a teacher I must write to clear the mistaken belief that "free periods" in schools are to be utilised for reading newspapers and magazines. Free periods are essentially "preparatory periods" and as such are to be used for revising lessons or discussing class assignments given by teachers.
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      Word usage
      179 11 I AM afraid the word "Slmpan" appearing in Spectator's letter of Bept. 6 has been wrongly spelt resulting in the equivalent English word having been similarly and wrongly translated. The word is Simpang. which means in the noun sense "corner," "junction." and in the verb sense "turn to."
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      I-card delay
      94 11 ON the Sept. 6, 1962 I went to renew my old identity card at the registration office in Krian district, Perak. The registration officer took my birth certificate and citizenship certificate together with the other necessary documents. I was told to collect my new Identity card and all
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      Post box
      56 11 WITH such a large population in Alexandra Hill Estate, It will be appreciated if the postal authorities will consider Installing a post box there. At present the nearest box is about a mile away from the estate and one can imagine how Inconvenient it is for us residents
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      X-ray date
      68 11 A FEW weeks ago, one of your correspondent's made an appeal to the health authorities to give a definite date to school students waiting for their X-rays. Schools have now been In session for nearly two weeks but not a word has been received with regard to this
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      Dr. Gibson-Hill
      316 11 DR. Gibson-Hill was the nearest to a genius one Is likely to meet, yet he was such a likeable and unassuming personality that It requires others who knew him to add a further eulogy to that >«f Prof. Tregonnlng. Many fellow-Internees will recall the Quaint figure with the
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      331 11 BAHAGIA-LAH MALAYSIA Keep this historic moment fresh forever REMEMBER TO BUY 1 1 k Kodak FILM NOW! ml tV Holidays arm more fun when you take mS§lbl\M^ pictures or movies. Kodak color film vn^l^olr^ enriches the memorable day In true-to- /^Arl^C /V^s. '^v' or mos beoutiful results ((r^^^^^i- us# new
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      707 12 j EXAMINATION IS APPROACHING Ml SO WHAT? 1 lii«« is the time lor vuu to work bard, (or the time i> (rttlnc short and A Short Course from Stain- 1 1 ford College will help you to .tud; at home by methods th it insure -our results Sprclal Short Course*
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      1133 12 SITUATIONS VACANT Word* SS (Ml*.)— Box St ci*. oxtrm WANTED CHINESE WORKING partner 25 '40 interested gardening preferably female to learn cultivation flowers. FediTitwn Hill Station, sunable unattached person, prepared live permanently aad devote whole time to business. Send particulars Box A 317 I T.. Ipoh. DREDGE SHIFT ENCINEERS. Vacancies
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      1039 12 i ACCOMMODATION VACANT ore's U (Mi* t.) Box tt ett. mxtrm FURNISHED DETACHED MOUSE at Jobore' Bahru. 3 bedrooms bathrooms attached, sitting, dining room, servsnt rooms «itb hatbroom. Phone 2921. J B THRU ROOMED UNFURNISHED Modern Flat, balcony, dining room available, small compensation. Apply j 1808. Joo Chiat Place. (S'por*)
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      917 12 SHOPS TO LET it Word* U (MiMU)—Box St efo. txtrm I FOR SAL! Shop House 351 New Bridge Road. B'pnm Vacant possession Freehold Contact owner. Ist floor. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES it Words SS (Mi*.)— Box tt et* txtrm WANTED KraMMSSS MUM 'or bottling World famous American O-SO Cola, Fruit Grapes la
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      990 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE I 2* Word* SS <Min.)—Bmx St et*. rxtrm 1953 VAUXHALL lo KOOd condition. Oae owner. $600 Phone (B'pore) *****. 1957 AUSTIN HBALIV 100/6 52.&00 0.n.0 Good condition. Phone Singapore *****. BUICK SUPER l»M> Model. Left Hand Drive In good condition. Phone (8 porei 5U134. I 1958 MERCEDES
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      997 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word* $S (Vim Box St et*. txtrm MINI MINOR 1960 October, Comprehensive Insurance, fully modified titled with Aluminium Cylinder Head, lastei than Standard Cooper, excellent condition. Seen at Shell Service Station. 5. Anson Road. Singapore-2. FINEST SELECTION IN TOWN OP OUALITY RECONDITIONED USED CARS AT SINGAPORE MOTORS
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      945 12 MISCELLANEOUS It Word* St (Mi*.)— Box SO et*. txtrm FOR FINE PORCELAIN buy Jyoto Chlnaware elegant and durable with nlde choice of patterns suitable for daily uses and gifts. SPRAY PAINTING RIPRIOIIIATORS done within 3 hours and also repair. Experienced workmanship, reasonable char.es, guaranteed satisfaction. Contact Pong. Telephone 2507 a.
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      1172 13 J^MORnjHII«ESJ^OASI_J»^, iweS'taci Mn> r. raaa »Mt*t PtRSEUS L'pttl. Oublit Slag** "■■U W ttpt II LTCAON LivtrpMl, Dublin It PI Sept 21 Sipt 21 MELAMPtJS Livotaact, kiaiiow Sept IS Sipt 22 Stpt 21/1? Mil 21 maron A'mouth, I'pitl. Glasgow Sept 21 Sept 21 Seat 24 /1 ANIILOCNUS LKfipMi. b-»|uw Sept2l Oct
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      2808 13 wttiiiMjiiiuukHpmMuiiio^ Pggl THE EAC LINES t^SAJg^B »»»«<lA«Otf rUALALOAAn«I»P.SWFrnNMAM KMANC ft^BjH "OO»I t4.AMPAMC Id. roMIH.] )/3.W110 CH)« meme 7to i phoni m*ij rwoNC »>n pnw< 4J3ti SAILINGS IB SENOA, LE HAVRt HAMBURC, BBEMEN. ANTWUP. ROTTtROAM. AMSTERDAM. OSLO, SOTHENBURt AND COPENHAtEN. Spore P. S'hani Penang "PATASONIA" I) 11/23 Sept 24/28 Sipt 27/28
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      1298 13 W McALISTER 6c CO.. LTD. w l^jfr vii ni. dvi Itika*^ ELLERMAN LIMB CJ* KLAVENESB LINI LONOON, HAMBURG, ROnEROAM. lt% ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO, lUVIE HULL 1 MIOOLESBROUfca. HAT Lt VANCOUVER 1 PORILANI Cm OF LEICESTER! *"«*>« '""wtl" 1 Spore P. S'hm Ptntng MunavillA 21/22 Sept 23/25 Stpt 26 Sept Sport
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    MORE CONFIDENCE AGAIN IN INDUSTRIAL SHARES
    554 14 From Out Market Correspondent INDUSTRIAL shares generally improved again yesterday and the new found confidence in the market continued to make itself felt This reflects a growing feeling among investors that the outcome of the Singapore General Election on September 21 will not be
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    Rubber continues same pattern
    577 14 Rubber continues same pattern 'THE Malayan Rubber A Market appears to have developed a habit over the past several weeks of declining sharply early in the week, and the current period was no exception state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current review. Heavy selling on Monday and Tuesday knocked levels
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    RUBBER PRICES
    265 14 OCTOBER tint (trade ruhb*r buyer* fob. closed at 5 n m. in Singapore and Kuala kumpur votrnlay at Ml cents i"r lb. up a quarter of a crnt cv Thursda'K cloning level for the position. The tone waa quirt and ilifthtly *ati*r. R.A.S. and F.M.R.e. doting pnc«a In
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 14 Malayan Stock Indices Sept. 12 Sept. l: ndurtrUls: 117.69 118.3, tins: 107.60 107.6! rubbers: 110.71 110.7 Dec. 29, 1962=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    718 14 /COMBINED business In the Slngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchanga yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: ■unleet (1.000) (3 06. (9.000) (3.08, (1.000) M.07: Eatt Smtlt (1,000) (3.12. (4.000) $3.10, (1,000) $3.11: Ett* (3.40 SL. $3.37 SL,
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 14 September 13. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 64) cents (up a quarter of a cent). TIN: $454.37 i (unchanged). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 20 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    185 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) September 13. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Dunlops 20 cts. M. Cement 18 cts. E. Smelters 20 eta. Containers 12 eta. Esso 21 CU. McAllster 12 cts. F. Dlsp. 15 cts. Robinaon tt eta. K. ft N. 18 CU. C. Sto.age 41d. OaiAmon 16 cts Rothmans 11 cts.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    78 14 THE Mslsyan exchange Banlu' A***•iatlen made these changes In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to (100): Selling TT or OD ready: Otuttch* Marks 120 1/2: Holland Culldart 117 3/8: Italian lire *****. C KHOO S.T. PACE 14 SEPT 13 On the frea exchange marktt in Hong
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    76 14 /-HINE*E Product fxthangs, Slnga- per* now priest per pleul yesttrday: C*c*mrt all: bulk (451 sellers, drum $4s 4 sellers. Cepra: Sept. Oct. UK/Continent S2B boy ers. tHaaer: Muntok white $132 i sellers. .Sarawak white (130 sellers, special Sariwak black (92i sellers, garbled Lampong black (92t sellers. ASTA (102J
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    Rubber crops
    33 14 In August IVkta f l t*^*nr produced 264.000 lb. and GleneaTr 160,000 lb. Cnited Malacca *****7 lb.. Ayer Molek 60,665 lb.. Lcong- Hin San. Ltd. 130.100 lb.. and Xyalas 62.700 lb.
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    – Tin price is unchanged: Rubber better again
    469 14 Tin price is unchanged: Rubber better again |X)R the first time for r several months the Straits tin price was unchanged at $454,374 Per plcuL The estimated offering was down 20 tons to 240 tons. A feature of Thursday morning's London tin dealings was the availability of cash at £950
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    201 14 CHIP* tying ii*niiid* Mm llngaaart 0 Haraaur whmn at txaMted t*day ar»: Automrdon 88/38, Atmta Mara 42/43. Mrkong 45, Leu Maenk 4/5, Bullmba 13/14. Undaura 40/41, Bhlzooka Maru 10/11. Eastern Mum 6/7. Uca Uarrak 33/36, Hiavern 31/ 32. 8on( Be 21/32. Klmania 23/24, Bramlde 28/30, Jen*
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      943 14 S pore Penan g (TA/rrO (TA/iTB FROM BOMBAY KAKINADA M.V "STAT£ OF MAHARASHTRA" for KoD*>. Osoko. Nagoyo Yokohama Sept. 20/21 Saart. 17/1S FROM JAPAN ft HONGKONG S.S "HULOA" for Modro> Porbonder ond Bom^>o/ Seat. 13/ IS FROM AUSTRALIA M.V -'STATE OF ORISSA" to. Colombo, Vodros Colcutto Sea*. 20/21 Sept. 25/2*
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    120 15 MELBOURNE. FrL INDUSTRIAL share price movements were wider and variable today. Falls slightly outnumbered uses. Courtauld gained 6d. to 19s \Ks went down Is. to 365. In oils Associated Group companies continued to be firm while most others eased. Base metals were quieter with Mount Morgan down 2s.
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    FEDERATION OF MALAYA GOVERNMENT VACANCIES
    2310 15 FEDERATION OF MALAYA GOVERNMENT VACANCIES .jpncations are invited from ffdcral Citizens and from permanent serving Government Officers including those on probation for the following appointments: 1 MALAY STUDENT INTERPRETERS, Department of Information Services, Kuala Lumpur. Salary scale: 8152.50x7.50-167.50; Certificated Interpreters $224x 14-336/366x14-422/448x14-504 plus Cost of Living Allowance at current rates.
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      106 15 THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All members of the above Association ln the State of Singapore will be closed for business on Monday 16th and Tuesday 17th September 1963 being Bank and Public Holidays in connection with Malaysia Day. THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (Chapter 11) APPLICATION TO APPROVE COMPOSITION IN BANKRUPTCY
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      119 15 SINGAPORE MUNICIPAL S«" r DEBENTURE STOCK 1933 75 -85. NOTICE is hereby given that the Transfer Book of the above Stock will be closed from 18th September to Ist October. 1963. both days inclusive, for the preparation of Interest Warrants. S. 8. SCALES Chief Financial Officer, Public Utilities Board, Singapore.
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      1302 15 NOTICES PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS BANK HOUDAYS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT I The Banks the Federation of BOARD I Mala J5 a M w l l l be 'J^-L^^T^ Applications are invited trom |on MONDAY and TUESDAY. 16th suitably qualified candidates for and .Jll h JfSiStiS^^.iE 63 following post in the IndusMALAYSIA CELEBRATIONS. trial
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      838 15 NOTICE This Is to inform the public that I am no longer manager of Mechanical Si Combustion Engineering Co. (M) Ltd. w.e.f. IS Sept. 63. Friends please contact me at 7 Road 12/11 PJ. (Tel: *****) or Altec Ltd., P. Dickson. CHOW PAX LUN NOTICES CAMBRIDGE SCHOOL CERTIFICATE ORAL ENGLISH
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      861 15 I NOTICE MR. VICTOR EU CHENG POH We wish to advise all our friends and clients that Mr. Victor Eu Cheong Poh is no longer in our employ and is not authorised to transact any business nor collect any monies on our behalf. THE CYCLE AND CARRIAGE CO. (M) LTD,
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      Gold-Cup parade
      584 16 GoldCup parade 1 Pt\K OF PERFECTION (5 bag by High Peak—Arundella>: Obviously has stamina limitations. 2 HIXKSON 18 beg by Pink Flower— White Heart): Model of consistency this season; form ngures read **********43: won over lOf with 9.0 at looh m June; third with 8.10 to Sun Leader in the
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      Lost Horizon and Kerrydale are lively outsiders
      480 16 Lost Horizon and Kerrydale are lively outsiders SINGAPORE, Frl. General Trong went better than Manikam (Donnelly) over 3f In 41 2/5. Swift Tiger was eager to go fast but was hard held over 3f in 43. Paslr Puteh (Mitchell) went faultlessly over 3f In 41 4/6. Avanti II did a
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      SPOTLIGHT on your fancies
      1041 16 SPOTLIGHT on your fancies Race One PUNTER'S DELIGHT III: Third with 8.10 to Misty Breeze over 6f with a firm track against him 00 Wednesday; likes some "give" In the ground. SOCIETY GIRL: Ran well up to a stage over 8f on Wednesday: 7f is her best distance: won over
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      PTC plan to buy land
      103 16 fHE Perak Turf Club plan to buy 14 acres of land at Tiger Lane. Ipoh. for about 8227.500. The club will then use some of this land to exchange for a lot at Sturrock Road which is adjacent to the racecourse. If the club can
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      Acceptors for Bukit Timah tomorrow
      1282 16 Acceptors for Bukit Timah tom or row Race One: 2.0-Cl 1 Div 3-7 f 1 ***** Punter's Delight HI (Teo St Mdm Leong) 2 ***** Soeiet, Girt (Eagle St.) oJSJWu"..™ "SS J 3 ***** Franco*** (Veni Vlcl St.) Heddle. 8 8.13 (F) Trevena 10 4 ***** Enjoyment 111 (Shaw St.)
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      214 16 OtarOKTS OIA" V SOCCER Malaya (up s-fin»l (2nd legi: Penang v Spore (City Stadium, 8 p.m.). L. Perak Div. 2: DTC v N. Scotia (T. Anson). Mala«ea Dir. 2 final: New Market Indians (Kubu Stadium. 5.15). Govindasam? Cop: Jollllads SHBRC (Bkt. Chermln). HOCKEY M-Carnival: Group A S'gor v Trengganu (8
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      DHARMA IN LAST EIGHT OF SINGLES
      186 17  -  VIC NAYAGAM TENNIS By UUALA LUMPUR, IV Fri— Dr. K. Dharmaratnam. 38, advanced to the quarterfinals of the men's singles in the Malaysian lawn tennis championships with a comfortable 6-3, 6-0 victory over Koay Khoon Leong in a second round tie at the Selangor
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      Subra, Maidin lead Malaya to great win
      738 17  -  NORMAN SIEBEL MALAYSIA FESTIVAL by I(UALA LUMPUR, Fri.—The Malaysia Sport Festival track and field meet worked up to a climax of soaring standards and ringing excitement as it ended at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. Two new Malayan records, with a neighbourly nearness to
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      ALL THE RESULTS
      1041 17 ATHLETICS 100 m: 1 Low Sin Chock (Sin) 11.0; 2 Wong Fey Wan (Sin) 11-1: 3 J. Duokom (Sab) ill 4»tm Heat 1: 1 K. Selvaratnam' (Mai) 2 Salleh Abdul Wahab (MaD 68.4; Heat 2: 1 A. Victor (Mai) 2 Latif Olen (B'waki 3 M. Oalistan (Sin)
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      Aik Huang in 3 semi-finals
      218 17 BADMINTON by LIM KEE CHAN KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tan Aik Huang, the Penang schoolboy international, qualified for three semi-finals in the Malaysian badminton championships at Stadium Negara today. In the quarter-finals, Aik Huang beat Cheong Cheng Swee (Singapore) 15-7. 15-4 in the singles, partnered Tan
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      NEGRI WIN 3-0 IN A DULL GAME
      384 17  -  KEN FERNANDEZ: HOCKEY by Kuala Lumpur, Fri NEGRI SEMBILAN will have to pull up their socks if they are to beat Singapore, their closest rivals in Group B of the Malaysian hockey competition now in progress at the Princes Road here. Their 3-0
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      Singapore stars dominate carnival
      138 17 Singapore stars dominate carnival SWIMMING KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— A total of eight allcomers records were broken in the two -day quadrangular swimming tournament which ended at the Chinwoo pool today Singapore were responsible for seven of the eight records. Their men's team which Included four internationals in Bernard Chan, Kenneth
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      Penang are confident of repeat victory
      251 17 Penang are confident of repeat victory MALAYA CUP PENANG, Fri. The Penanp selectors have named 19 players from whom will be chosen the team to meet Singapore in the Malaya Cup semi-final second leg at City Stadium here tomorrow night (8 p.m.). But such Is the measure of their confidence
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      107 17 This is not just All Cognac is brandy, but not all lk brandy is Cognac and only (j some Cognac is V.S.O.P. The V S m letters V.S.O.P. stand for "very /Si superior old pale" and guaran- />^ Ulh tee the age of the brandy. Your O^ guarantee of the
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      137 17 HOCKEY Moreira Shield RUGBY UNION London final tlpoh): MES 1 ACS 0. Bndgewater 0 Bath 9: Londu BASKETBALL Tour Katches Irish 11 Milan 3: Neath 1 (Muar): Men Formosa 112 Penarth 6: Siroud 3 Oloucs 3( Johore 72; women Formosa 87 Wolfhounds 8 Varsities 6. Johore 33 BOXlNG— Paisley: Walter
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    Lock icon Thant meets envoys on mission's M-report
    458 18 Thant meets envoys on mission's M-report UNITED NATIONS, 1 Friday U THANT, the Secretary General, conferred for more than two hours today with representatives of Malaya, the Philippines and Indonesia about the report due to !>e published tomorrow of the fact-finding mission on Malaysia. He met the diplomats as a
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    Lock icon 'Recognise rebels as Govt' plea to Soekarno
    132 18 JAKARTA. Fri— The leftwing Youth Front has urged President Soekarno to recognise the Northern Borneo rebel leaders as the legal government of the region. The Front also asked that Indonesia give the rebels all possible help "to defend their country from the continuous
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    Confident Malaysia will succeed: U.S. official
    157 18 SINGAPORE, Fri. The -United States Assistant Secretary for Labour, Mr. George L.P. Weaver, who flew in here today said he was confident Malaysia "would come through without serious difficulty." Mr. Weaver, who made an hour's stopover on his way to Kuala Lumpur to attend
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    MALAYSIA WRIT: SHERIDAN TO APPEAR IN COURT TODAY
    156 18 TIE Attorney-General, Dato CM. Sheridan, will appear on behalf of the Federation Government in the High Court tomorrow to oppose the Kelantan Government's application for an injunc- tion to prevent the implementation of the Malaysia agreement. The Kelantan Government's application is to
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    Off to Jesselton
    60 18 THE British Commonwealth Relations Secretary, Mr. Duncan Sandys, had parting words with the British High Commissioner, Sir Geofroy Tory (left) and Mr. W.F.G. Smeal, head of the British Information Services in Kuala Lumpur, before he left for Jesselton yesterday after the three-day .talks over the question of
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    Jakarta seeks Japanese aid
    60 18 JAKARTA. Fri. President Soekarno yesterday discussed with the Japanese Ambassador to Indonesia, Mr. Hiro Furechi, possible Japanese economic aid to Indonesia, totalling US$4OO million. Radio Jakarta reported last night. According to the radio, he said Japan was offering the aid now that its war reparation payments
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    Association meet
    29 18 SINGAPORE, Fri. The St. John Ambulance Association, Singapore Centre, will hold its 10th annual general meeting at the association's headquarters at Beach Road on Wednesday, Sept. 25.
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    Lock icon A VISA TO WEDDING BELLS FOR HAPPY ANNA
    112 18 A VISA TO WEDDING BELLS FOR HAPPY ANNA HONG KONG, In An overjoyed waitress. Miss Anna Chung Tak-yan, today got a visa to go to Britain, in time to get married to British military policeman. Corporal Tony Michael Hodsman. Cpl. Hodsman, 28, of Queensby, Scunthorpe, is due to join a
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    Lock icon NO CONSPIRACY WITH JAKARTA: MANILA
    162 18 MANILA, Friday. "THE acting Foreign Secretary, Mr. Librado Cayco, A said today the Philippines was not in conspiracy with Indonesia against Malaysia. Mr. Cayco told a press conference he was still awaiting word from the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Salvador Lopez, now In the United Nations
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    LONDON STOCKS
    254 18 LONDON, Fri. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: Hone Kong 18/6 Kamuntlng 23/3 Ktllinghall 12/London Tin 18 l.-i Malayan 23/3 Pahang 13-6 Pengkalen 13/6 Peullng 8/10% Siamese 163 +/t South Kinta 19/6 +/S South Malayan 22/3 Sungel Best 32/6 Tanjong 17 9 Tronoh
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    RUBBER
    54 18 LONDON, Frl. Spot 19 5/16 d., Oct. 19 7/16 d.. Nov. lS'td., Dec. 19 13/16 d., Oct., Dec. 19'«» d., Jan./ Mar. 20ttd., Apr/June 20^d.. July Sept. 20 5/16 d.. Oct. Dec. 20*»d., Jan./ Mar. 20 3 »d.. c.i.f. Sept. 19', d., Oct. 19> 4 d.. Nov. 19 7
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    TIN
    24 18 LONDON. Prl. Buyers £935, sellers £940. Forward buyers £905, sellers £905' 2 Settlement £941 Turnover a.m. 95 tons p,m. 70 tons Tone: Steady.
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    Stop your bullying, Stephens to Jakarta
    448 18  -  PETER POLOMKA I FrOm 1 JESSELTON. Fri. coloured bunting. Lights line the main streets. Plans have also been made to light up Mount Kinabalau. The celebrations committee has arranged a two-day programme beginning with a 7.30 a.m. ceremonial parade on the town Padang. On
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    40 18 ROME. Fri. Ground staff of the Italian airline Alitalia today announced that they would extend their five-day wage strike due to end tomorrow until next Thursday. Sept. 19. Alitalia has suspended all internal and numerous foreign flights. Reuter.
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    Lock icon MALAYA LEAD INDIA 3-1
    143 18 MALAYA LEAD INDIA 3-1 THOMAS CUP IITELLINGTON, Frl. TT Malaya led India 3-1 here tonight after the first day's play in their Australasian Zone semi-final of the Thomas Cup world badminton tournament. Malaya won a singles and both doubles and now need only two more wins to clinch the best-of-nliie
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    Singapore beat Sabah
    45 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl—Singapore beat Sabah 84-75 and Malaya defeated Sarawak 76--56 In the men's .section oi the Malaysia basketball tournament at the Chlnwoo Stadium her* tonight. In the women's section, Malaya scored a 74-33 win over Sabah and Sarawak beat Singapore 60-38.
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    DEATHS
    96 18 CABLE RECEIVED BY Mr K Muttukumaru J.R r. nton» of th« death in Tondaimiinnaru nf Siivnn.iyatnm On m boo. MARY NATHAN t>.<lov«-d mothrr o{ Bonny Sybil and RonM paand away altrr proloncrd illnr** 13th. s.(it D«rply mliwd. Kunvriil ;it Iruuh Cemetery Saturday nlKht. No tlnwtn by requwt. MADAM TAN
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      144 18 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS JO Wird* HO (Minimum) TAN: To KtiK S<nw and Allrrn a torn Roydrn on 11-9-63 at X.X H. ENORMOUS DEMAND MAKES EKCO BRITAIN'S FINEST RECEIVER THE LEADER IN THE HELD OF TELEVISION ■■■^5 i^ 19" ModVI T 7RO A t•b I Mt, attractive modern styling, superbly engineered
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      42 18 HIOHEST and lowest temperatures In Malaya and Singapore (or the period 8 p.m on Thursday to 8 p.m yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 75 Kota Bharu 91 Penan.' 88 75 I Ipoh n 73 Malacca 90 73 i Singapore 88 77
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      NOW GREATER BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
      1041 1  - NOW GREATER BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES GEOFFREY BOLAND The outlook for Australian trade with .the new nation By \yITII the founding of Malaysia, Australian businessmen and manufacturers should have an even greater opportunity of improving their business and trading conditions with the now nation. One of the remarkable economic trends in South-East
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      Minister McEwen: I am confident beneficial trade will continue
      263 1 THE following is a message from the Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Trade for .Australia, Mr. John McEwen: I would like first of all to congratulate you. the peoples of Malaysia, on the formation and establishment of your new Federation,
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      Radio Australia tops list again
      216 1 Radio Australia tops list again i USTRALIA'S overseas raJ\ dio service. Radio Australia, which broadcasts to Malaya, Singapore, North Borneo and Sarawak has been voted the most popular in the world for the third time' in succession. The votes were cast by listeners in a poll conducted by the International
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      Australia's factories can help our development
      388 1 Australia's factories can help our development THE rapid development of Australia's manufac- turing industries in recent years enables her to supply an extensive range of high quality products both to her home and overseas markets. Many Australian-dc- i signed and made products represent new advancements in world manufacturing and have
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        96 1 jk^^^^Hu^ 5 '*\«y%r* i }j^BmK(Cwß\iJ^BU^Bb\ *J^b\ "V** '^Jfc. 16 w^^^^^^S^^^^^^^^B B^B^L r&^b ~^^Bwt?' Y^L I W&~ 1j8^K. .x- -^"^Jl^B übbbbbbWbT^bW WbbT .■w^> 2 ***!S y J^B .VW3T^,.' > ~-'^^3^^Htt£^L '•"■^'SSi MMMBW i^^9^BMM V^BBM BBBBM .^BBBBBM WBBBBBM I MALAYSIA AUSTRALIA]! Australia's long and friendly association with all member nations of Malaysia
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      Research aids in building industry cuts down costs
      495 2 AUSTRALIAN building materials are playing an important part in developmental projects in Malaysia and oilier Asian countries and extensive research facilities assist the manufacturers of these oroducts. Building research authorities in Australia last year were asked a total of 12.000 questions. For
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      Australia's destiny linked with Malaysia
      316 2 Australia's destiny linked with Malaysia TiE following Is a message by the Australian Trade Commissioner, Kuala Lumpur Mr. Rupert Hudspeth Having been appointed to Kuala Lumpur only a few months ago I am impressed by the developments which have taken place since my earlier visits some years previously. It has
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      Australian industry skills are more suited to assist Malaysia's growth
      303 2 THE following is a message by the Australian Trade Commissioner, Singapore, Mr. W. D. Cairns It has given me great pleasure over the past six years to watch the increasing economic activity of those countries which are now happily grouped
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      Asians in Australia to learn 'know how5
      156 2 Asians in Australia to learn 'know how 5 AUSTRALIA is now playJ\ ing a major role ia assisting the development of agriculture in the newlyindependent nations of Asia and Africa. One of her most important ways of contributing in this Held has been her willingness to share her acknowledged agricultural
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      He has moved into every facet of social life
      1167 3 The Malaysian student in Australia iiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinimiiii QNK of the most constructive ;ispects of a constructive programme, the Colombo Plan, has been the number of student trainees that have been brought to Australia from South-East Asian countries. By May 31, more than
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      MACHINES TO BUILD A MODERN NATION
      598 4 Wide range made in Australia to speed growth communications equipment. Many important contracts to supply this equipment to overseas countries have been won against keen competition. Australian firms have shipped complete radiotransmitting stations to Malaysia, to India. Pakistan and other countries. Telephone carrier equipment
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      Vaccines that guard your health
      138 4 Vaccines that guard your health VACCINES which immunise against some of the world's worst diseases are produced at the Australian Commonwealth Serum Laboratories in Melbourne. The Australian Government established the laboratories in 1916. They function as a public health Institute and have continuing research programmes in bacteriology and immunology. The
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      AIRLINE BRINGS COUNTRIES CLOSER
      270 4 AIRLINE BRINGS COUNTRIES CLOSER ALL around Australia new markets are opening up in the world of exports and as Australia develops as an exporting nation, her people are learning the true role of air transport and aircargo. Qantas. as Australia's international jet airline, is already taking a leading role in
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