The Straits Times, 16 August 1965

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times AW***' tit** I***1 Kstd. 1845 MONDAY. AUGUST 16. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 10U5
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    Tan orders: Buy made-in-Malaysia goods
    652 1  -  T. G. NG: ...EVEN IF THEY ARE 10 PER CENT DEARER fey KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday ALL Government departments have been instructed to buy Malaysian manufactured goods, even if they cost 10 per cent more than imported ones, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin,
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    Fire destroys TV Singapura's main studio
    471 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. j SINGAPORE'S main television studio was burnt down today. The hour long blaze also destroyed valuable equipment in the studio where the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. has been holding numerous televised Press conferences. He was due to meet the Press
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    Lock icon Just fancy that
    27 1 HELSINKI. Sun. The Finnish State Geological Institute has trained a dog to find ore. The four-year-old German schaeffer smells out iron pyrites underground. Reuter.
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    Razak's Borneo visit not before M-Day
    165 1 KUALA LUMPUR, g un The scheduled visit to Sabah and Sarawak by the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, may coincide with the Malaysia Day celebrations in both State capitals. The Prime Minister. Tongku Abdul Rahman. In a .special radio broador. Friday night. an-nounc-d
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    Britain to continue aiding Malaysia, Singapore
    239 1 f ONDON, Sun. Brik tain stated tonight it would continue to assist both Malaysia and Singapore in repelling hostile attacks so long as requested to do so by the two Governments. The assurance came In a communique issued here after talks on Malaysia today
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    Lock icon Shastri calls for sacrifices to meet aggression
    137 1 Shastri calls for sacrifices to meet aggression DELHI. Sun. The i Prime Minister. Mr. Lai i Bahadur Sha.stri, appealed today for sacrifices and unity to meet "thinly veiled Pakistani aggression in Kashmir." He was addressing the nation i on the occasion of the 18th an- 1 niverhary of Indian freedom
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    Shot Inspector still in coma
    72 1 BINOAPORE. Sun. Inspector Ourcharan Sirurli, 25. who was found In a coma with a dead dance hostess In her bedroom on Friday morning. Is still desperately fighting for his life in a General Hospital ward today. He was still In a coma. Both the Inspector
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    Maxwell Taylor sizes up China
    232 1 WASHINGTON, Sunday. IJEN. Maxwell 1). Taylor, former IS. Ambassador to South Vietnam, said today Communist China's fear of Ihe United States would prevent it from intervening in the Vietnamese war. Gen. Taylor recently returned to the United States from Saigon. He said the "self-interest of
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    MEMORY OF WAR DEAD PAINS ME: HIROHITO
    146 1 MEMORY OF WAR DEAD PAINS ME: HIROHITO npOKYO. Sun Japan 1 mourned her World War Two dead today on the 20th anniversary of her surrender to the Allies. Ceremonies were held throughout the nation to mark the anniver>ar> of the surrender and the start of an era of peace that
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    STOP PRESS
    43 1 VIETNAM YIN 5 2 M ALA LI MPtJB, South Vietnam Nationalist China .">-.' tiielimin.ir\ round Merclrk.t cci I nunt here tonight. AIK HUANC Wll M.OK -.1 >; Sun- j Aik llu.ui- .will si. hi open a idmlntoa -Icm title ;.«-.itin« Chcs« I!" ii
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      Sock greets his No. 1 guest with 21 guns
      267 2 JAKARTA, Sunday THE Rumanian President, Mr. Chivu Stuica, arrived here 1 1 day for a four-day olliciul visit. Ho was received at .Jakarta's Kcmajoran airport by President. Soekarno and was i. r iven the usual ceremonial which included an honour guard
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      Lock icon Fiery Jakarta chants end Beatles
      157 2 JAKARTA. Sun. I'hou--1 sands of "imperialist" hooks and hundreds of I j Beatles music records were 1 burned here last night by Jakarta youths Antara news agency reported that the burning was a part of the 20th anniversary celebrations of in 'onesia's independence. The burnine
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      Lock icon Indonesia turns to Holland, China for transport
      130 2 Indonesia turns to Holland, China for transport JAKARTA. Sun. Indo-in-sia has bought ships from China, the Sea Communication Minister. Major General All Sadikin, «aid yesterday. Jakarta newspapers quoted him as saying that some of the ships would arrive in Indonesia next month. The number of ships was not reported, but
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      Lock icon RETALIATION THREAT AS 3,000 REBELS MENACE KASHMIR
      347 2 RETALIATION THREAT AS 3,000 REBELS MENACE KASHMIR Death toll in clashes over 15Q, say reports SRINAGAR (Kashmir), Sunday. gHOOTING broke out in Srinagar yesterday as guerillas sniped at firemen called to quell a raging blaze in a residential section of the city. It was the first firing in Kashmir's summer
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      Lock icon 6,400 more U.S. troops for Vietnam
      122 2 6,400 more U.S. troops for Vietnam SAIGON, Sun. Advance elements of a U.S. Marine battalion began landing at Da- nang early today, an American military spokesman reported. They are part of a new 6.400 .strong regimental-sized (Marine force assigned to South Vietnam The first unit.-, of the regl- mental headquarters
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      Lock icon Indians arrive in Moscow to buy subs
      72 2 lifl OSCOW. sun. Indian offi|T* c:als nrnud here today negotiate thr purchase or four Soviet submarines for the Indian i Navy India is already buymß M;G I aircraft and other military equip- ment from Russia, and informed sources said the .--übmarinc deal was
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      Lock icon Ten die as truck smashes into bus in Bangkok
      89 2 BANGKOK, Sun. Ten Thais, six of them women, were killed last night when a truck smashed head on into a bus on a hirhway linking Bangkok to Bangkok airport. Police were still searching today for the truck i driver, who fled
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      Harassed American diplomats quit French Congo
      219 2 Harassed American diplomats quit French Congo T EOPOLDVILLE, Sun, American Embassy stall" packed yesterday to quit the Congo Republic capital of Brazzaville across the river from Leopoldville as the former French colony marked the fifth anniversary of independence with no reported major incidents. Telephoned reports from Brazzaville s.iicl tho fiv»>
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      Lock icon Formosan visit
      27 2 i TAIPEH. Sum Prrmier Ky arrived hcrp tC(i. It lo Formosa inch be *U1 have at lrast two mi, Chinest Nationalist President Cblang KaiShek.— A.P.
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      Lock icon 'Any plane at any height' A-A boast by Reds
      191 3 AIOSCOW, Sun.— The i?1 Soviet Union yesterday boasted that it could detect and destroy "any aircraft of any size and at any altitude. It anti-mis-sile missiles were being "constantly improved." Air Marshal Vladimir Sudets, Deputy Defence Minister and Commander of Soviet
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      Lock icon Delayed tragedy
      28 3 WARSAW. Sun. Warsaw poiicv report 45 Polish children were killed and 718 injured so far thta year by explosive* left over from World War Two. Reuter
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      23 3 MOSCOW. Sun A second daughter was born today to Cosmonaut Oherman Titov, Mother and daughter, nearly 81b. are doing fine.— A.P.
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      Floating flats...
      92 3 61 ROOMS AND ALL MODERN CONVENIENCES rE ultimate in houseboats a five-storey flatshoat is seen being towed by Dutch tugs to its mooring on the North Sea Canal. The floating: block of flats, named "Casa Marina." has 61 rooms with all modern conveniences and houses 250 men. The
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      Lock icon Police, troops battle Los Angeles rioters
      552 3 THE TOLL: 20 DEAD AND 592 HURT CHICAGO GOVERNOR ORDERS ALERT LOS ANGELES, Sunday. POLICE and soldiers battled Negroes in this fear-gripped California city during a fourth night of scattered rioting, arson and looting, Troops riding in Jeeps mounted with machine-guns cruised slowly through
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      Lock icon Newspaper for migrants in Britain
      84 3 LOMDON. Sun— Fina Issue of a nev. Sunday neusp.iper called Coi.cord for Commonwealth mleian's In Britain was published today. li.s *>d!Tor. a West Indian jourr.alis Mr. Aaron Haynes. said it would not hold any particular brief for migrants. "It's as mm for an Immigrant l
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      Lock icon Nude-on-a-bed portrait of Queen Elizabeth
      126 3 r IVKKPOOL, Sun. A Lj nude portrait of Queen Elisabeth, reclining on silk drapes and wearing only a coronet, closed down an art exhibition here before it even opened. Artist Brian Burgess. 27. said he got the idea after seeing Goya's portrait of the Duchess
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      Lock icon Russian satellite takes new photos —of moonJ
      220 3 Russian satellite takes new photos —of moonJ MOSCOW, Sun.—Russian scientists an- i nounced yesterday that they have photographed more hidden regions on the far side oi the BMWn the side never seen from earth. The pictures were taken by an unmanned Zond-3 satellite. The high-quality shots, about twice as distinct
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      Lock icon 'Invitation to spies'
      32 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. Two Republican Senators charged yestinlav Uie proposed OOMUlar treaty with Russia is an open invitation for Communist spies to set up shop in the United States. —UPI
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      Lock icon Mystery illness
      28 3 LONDON. Bun. A myf=ter> illness that causes headaches and vomi'ing has hit 4.000 people in the village of Chalfont i St. Giles, west of London Reuter.
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    A higher stature for independent S'pore in world's eyes: Jek
    387 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday SINGAPORE'S status in the eyes of the world has been raised with independence, the Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, said last night. Addressing several thousand residents of Queenstown at a welcoming buffet party in Commonwealth Crescent,
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    Carnival stall applications
    73 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Singapoie Food Carnival sub-committee today disclosed that a large number of restaurateurs and industrialists have applied for stalls at the carnival to be held In September. Among the applicants are manufacturers of pewter wares, croco-dile-skin articles, curios, rattan and camphor wood articles, batiks and
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    Independence? It's phoney—Dr. Lee
    248 4 Independence? It's phoney Dr. Lee SINGAPORE, Sunday. SINGAPORE'S independent and sovereign status was today described as "phoney and a humbug" by the chairman of the Barisan Sosialis, Dr. Lee Siew Choh. Dr. Lee said this Just after midnight when he flew in from Tokyo. He left Singapore towards the end
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    Ishak:Music transcends race, creed
    172 4 SINGAPORE, Sun— The Parllamentary Secretary to the Ministry ol Education, Inche A. Rahlm Ishak, today said that music was one form of art which transcended race, religion and language. He said this in a message for a programme produced in conjunction with a music course organised
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    PM for reception
    36 4 SINGAPORE, Sun— The Prime Minister, Mr Lee Kuan Yew. will attend a reception given by the Tanglln branch of the People 1 Action Party on Saturday at 7.30 pm. at 10, Balmoral Road-
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    Stephens: Don't worry
    98 4 Sun. The Federal Minister for Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence, Dato Donald Stephens, today told the people not to worry about the future of Malaysia despite Singapore's separation from the federation. He said that the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, would shortly be coming to the Borneo
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    Finns send good wishes to State
    129 4 Finns send good wishes to State SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. today received a cable from the Finnish Government, according Its recognition to the independent and sovereign State of Singapore. This is the full text of the cable from the Finnish Prime Minister. Mr. Johannes
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    Union chief urges Govt: Get cracking on Salaries Commission
    338 5 XL ALA LLMPLR, Sunday. THE Central Government was today urgec to appoint local men to replace the two key members of the Salaries Commission from Britain and India because of the delay in their assumption of duties. The general-secretary of the
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    TEAM TO RECRUIT YOUNG MEN FOR ARMED FORCES
    161 5 TEAM TO RECRUIT YOUNG MEN FOR ARMED FORCES U U A L A LUMPUR, Bun. A team will I visit the northern and southern States and Singapore in a second drive to recr lit more young men for the Malaysian Armed Forces. Earlier this month, the team went to East
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    N-language book show
    57 5 PKNANG. Sun The Chief Minuter. Onto Wong Pow Ne*. "ill open Ihe National Languawe Bock and Poster exhibition ai the bang Say building in Burmaii Rr.nd on Sept. S The exhibttton hich will lust iit Ml Sep* 5 will be open to the public from 6 pm.
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    Breach of discipline by Albar, says Umno leader
    141 5 TELUK ANSON. Sun. A youth leader of the TeluK An&on Umno division here yesterday accused L'mno's former secretary-general. Dato Syed Ja'afar Albar. of having committed a breach of party discipline. Indie Darus oin Mohamed Said, president of the youth section of the
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    Li an Ann in Spain for chess contest
    66 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore and Malaysian dies* champion. Tan LJan Ann 17 has arrived In Barcelona. Spain, for the world junior chess champlonBhins. beginning today afier v month ot practice matches with top English players In Tendon Uan Ann will Oe competing r
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    Perlis tour by Uato Salleh
    49 5 ALOR BTAR. Sun.— The CommlMioner of Police. Malaya. Dato Mohamed Salleh bin !>m«cl today paid a day's vlMt to the Alor 6tar and Sunget Pataiil p<iu-e district*. He was accompanied by Urn 1 Chief Police Officer. Kedah-Perlis j Senior-Assistant Commissioner, IMr J. O. Ritchie
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    Singapore has 101,090 cars: Registrar
    73 5 SINGAPORE, Sun.— There are 101,09* motor card registered in Singapore, according to the July statistic issued by the Registrar of Vehiclr*' office. Statistics shuw an addition of 726 motor cars, •12 motor-cycles and 111 I motor scooters last month. The total for motor scooters was
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    Malaysia to take part in Pageant of Asia
    97 5 Malaysia to take part in Pageant of Asia fTUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Malaysia is to lake part in one of the most spectacular shows the Pageant of Asia to be held at the Sydney Trade Fair in Australia in October. Its contribution to the pageant will include bersilat. top -spin nine,
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    Leave the Salaries Commission: S'pore Govt is urged
    305 5 Leave the Salaries Commission: S'pore Govt is urged SINGAPORE. Sunday. THE Singapore Teachers' Union said yesU- relay thai the State's separation from Malaysia must give the Singapore Government the opportunity to withdraw its sponsorship from the Salaries Commission and enable it to. carry on its pro*- labour policy in dealing
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    Drivers of diplomatic cars told: Obey the laws
    176 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Drivers of diplomatic cars were today warned by the police to obey the traffic laws of the country. <V traffic police spokesman said that several reports had been received of drivers of diplomatic cars ignoring traffic signs, especially in
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    Forestry exhibition
    32 5 KULJM. Sun.— The Mentrt Bfr»ar of Kedah. Dato S>ed Omnr Shahabuddin. wUI open an exhibition by the Forest Department at Gunong Bongsu. 16 miles from h«re. at. 10 a.m. tonioirow.
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    A 17pc tourist trade drop in Spore
    406 6 A 17 pc tourist trade drop in Spore GREAT REDUCTION OF TRAFFIC FROM INDONESIA SINGAPORE, Sun. TOTAL of 90,871 tourists visited Singapore last year a drop of 18.849 or 17.2 per cent compared to the total figure of 109.720 tourists for 1963. This is revealed in statistics produced by Mr.
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    'Dial 999 to catch phone wire thieves' call
    117 6 'Dial 999 to catch phone wire thieves' call IPOH, Sun. Police are appealing to members of the public to dial 999 immediately if they see anyone climbing telephone posts and cutting the copper wires. A police spokesman said that 16 chains of telephone wire were stolen between the Thomson Road
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    Committee meeting
    27 6 PENANG. Sun. The Penang State Welfare Committee will hold its monthly meeting ai the Penang Youth Centre. Acheen Street, here on Thursday at 5.15 p.m.
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    Singapore to hold Tourist Week to teach people to please visitors
    384 6 Singapore to hold Tourist Week to teach people to please visitors SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Parliamentary Secretary to the ."Ministry of Social Affairs and Culture, ."Mr. Chan Ch c c Seng, yesterday appealed for public cooperation for the first ever tourist week scheduled to begin on Sept. 25. Speaking at the
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    Port Commission thefts charge insulting, says union
    347 6 PENANG, Sun. "L I rpHE Penang Port Co m m ission Employees' Union described as "unjustified and insulting an allegation by the Penang Port Commission that employees employed by the Penang Stevedor- ing Company were: pilfering goods from the Commission's premises and from
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    Malaysia Day joy by students in Perth
    88 6 From GARY YEANG PERTH, Sun. The Perth Malaysian Students' Association will celebrate Malaysia's second anniversary this month with a Malaysia Week of social and sporting events. Highlight or the wrek will b* ft two-night MaUyslau rtudenW concert at the Town Hall her* A
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    Shell medical officer for course in London
    161 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Shells I medical officer on Pulau Bukom. Dr. Phoon Wai-on. 33. will lea\«j Singapore on Thursday for a nine-month training course in Shell's central offices in London. Apart from a familiarisa- j tion tour of its refineries In Britain and Holland.
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    Painting by Malaysian selected for UNICEF's Christmas cards
    359 7  - Painting by Malaysian selected for UNICEF's Christmas cards ARTHUR RICHARDS From LONDON, Sunday. THE United Nations has accepted a painting by Malaysia's batik artist Mr. Chuah Thean Teng for the design of UNICEF's 1967 Christmas cards. The painting entitled, "Two of a Kind," depicts two poverty-stricken mothers with children in
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    Tengku invited to open pesta
    69 7 PENANG, Sun. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has been Invited to open Penang Cmno's Malaysia anniversary pesta to be held on the Lorong Kuiit ground from Sept- 3 to 12. The divisional secretary. Inche Rusoff Latin said today thrt if the Tengku was not
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    Labourer killed at work site
    57 7 MALACCA. Sun. Tan Ah Peng. 19. a labourer working on the new $2 million 11-storey police ban-arks in Banda Hilir Road here, was killed yesterday when he was struck on the head by a coment mixer. He was found unconscious by come workers and rushed
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    Wanted man caught
    33 7 PENANG. Sun. A restricted resident who escaped from Bidor, Perak. was arrested by two detectives In Prrak Lane here on Friday night. He waa later handed to the Perak police.
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    ENVOY ON TIES BETWEEN MALAYSIA AND KOREA
    160 7 ENVOY ON TIES BETWEEN MALAYSIA AND KOREA I/UALA LUMPLR. Sun. The South Korean Ambassador here, Mr. Kyu llili Choi, today spoke about the common bond between his country and Malaysia and the similar "views and feel tags" of the peoples of the two nations. In a speech to mark South
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    Death in a canal
    29 7 PARIT BL'NTAR. Sun. Koh Chal Poh. 4. a fisherman's daughter, fell into a canal In front of her house at Kuala Kurau. and was drowned
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    Committee's application for land: Reply still awaited
    218 7 Committee's application for land: Reply still awaited IPOH. Sun.— The Ipoh 1 district welfare committee is "anxiously awaiting" a reply from the State Government on an application submitted a year ago. for a piece of land in Jelapang near here. The land, about five acres In size, Is needed for
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    NAIR'S RESIGNATION ACCEPTED BY NTUC
    194 7 (^INGAPORE, Sun. j The central commit-' tee of the Singapore National Trades Union Congress at an emergency general meeting yesterday unanimously agreed to accept the resignation of Mr. C. V. Devan Nair as its secre-tary-general "with the deepest sense of sorrow." The NTUC chairman. Mr.
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    Study award go to four students
    145 7 KUALA LUMPUP. Sun.— The South Indian Labour Fund Board has awarded scholarships to four students who are children of South Indian Labourers. The Minister of Labour and chairman of the Board. V. ManlrkavasagaTi. yesterday presented cheques to- tailing $7,965 to N. Yagambaram of Sungel
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    APPEAL TO KEEP SINGAPORE BEACHES CLEAN
    117 7 APPEAL TO KEEP SINGAPORE BEACHES CLEAN SINGAPORE, Sun. o The Minister for Social Affairs and Culture, Inche Oth m a n Wok, today appealed for public co-operation to help keep Singapore beaches clean. Commenting on a complaint by a Straits Times reader about the "disgusting state of the beach at
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    Police seize medicines
    36 7 PENANG, Sun. Police seized more than $3,200 worth of medicines in a pre-dawn raid on a bouse In Love Lane yesterday. The medicines were reported stolen from a physician in Ipoh last Tuesday.
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    Tan: Break first considered eight months ago
    724 8 Tan: Break first considered eight months ago KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. f HE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today revealed that the question of Singapore's separation from Malaysia was first considered by the Central Government as early as December last year eight months ago. Tengku Abdul Rahman, he said,
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    – Other languages not excluded: Ningkan
    215 8  - Other languages not excluded: Ningkan GEOFFREY GELDARD From ITUCHING. Sun. Promoting a national language did nothing to exclude other languages, Sarawak's Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Nlngkan, said here today. Speaking at the opening of an exhibition of books in the National Language. Dato Nlngkan added: "All that is best
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    Kuala Lumpur's new OCPD
    57 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Act- 1 Ing Assistant Commissioner Arthur I F. John la the Capital's new Offl- j cer-tn-Charee of Police District He took over duties from ACP Albert Man who has gone on three < months' leave. Mr. John was formerly attached to the "B"
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    Costume contest
    25 8 MUAR. Sun. The Tanekak I National Language Month Comj mittec will hold a costume comi petition for women residents on I Aug. 21
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    Kampong people told: Don't leave it to fate
    209 8 DENANG. Sun. The Assistant Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche Sulaiman bin Bulon. today urged the kampong people to change their attitude if they wanted to improve their standard of living. He was addressing 73 re llglous teachers of adult education
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    Singapore St. John wins gold trophy
    113 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. Th« Singapore Bt. John Ambulance Brigade today won the Dato Lee Kong Chian gold trophy In the Malaya versus Singapore first aid competition here. The winning team received th« trophy from the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. at a dinner
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    Sardon for Trengganu air talks
    125 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jublr, left today for Trengganu to discuss with the Btate Government the future of Malaysian Airways flights to Its capital. He said at the airport he would meet the Mentrl Besar of Trengganu. Dato
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    Racial harmony policy continues: Razak
    287 9 'TRULY UNITED NATION 9 OBJECTIVE UNCHANGED KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday JHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, today gave an assurance that the Central Government would continue to promote racial harmony despite the adverse developments of recent months. The Alliance Government policy for the promotion of
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    Kean Siew: Secession will heighten conflicts
    162 9 Kean Siew: Secession will heighten conflicts pENANG. Su4 SlnI gapore's separation from Malaysia Mil heighten conflicts in Southeast Asia. Mr. l.im Kean Siew, secretary-general of the Socialist Front, predicted today. In a message to party divisions throughout the country, Mr. Lim said the struggle against British colonialism would continue. He
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    Umno youth camp
    28 9 IPOH. Sun. The first Perak Umno youth work camp will be held at Kampong Bandang Kering In Sayontr. Kuala Kangsar. for three days from Wednesday.
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    Tranquilized death
    19 9 SANDAKAN. Sun. The Sandakan Town Board will soon use tranquillzing rifles to destroy stray and unlicensed dog.
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    Wedding in Washington for two Malaysians
    67 9 THESE two Malaysians were married recently in Washington, D. C. He is Mr. Chin Kin Lean, a law graduate from the Middle Temple, London, the sixth son of Mr. and Mrs. Chin Kin Fook, of Kuala Lumpur. The bride, the former Miss Adeline Yeoh.
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    Gifts from Lions Clubs presented by Dr. Campbell
    167 9 Gifts from Lions Clubs presented by Dr. Campbell SINGAPORE, Sun. The visiting Lions International president. Dr. Walter H. Campbell, and his wife, today presented gifts to the Mount Emily Girls' Home, Singapore Association for the Blind and the Malay Youth Literary Association on behalf of the three Singapore Lions Club.
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    M-Day celebrations
    28 9 PENANG, Sun. The Penan* btate Alliance will celebrate Merdeka Day with a dinner and gettogether at the Umno Hall in MacAlister Road here on Auk. 30.
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    Nancy in Sabah
    27 9 JESSEI.TON. Sun. Actress Nancy Kwan of Suzle Wong fama has arrived in Jewlton from Hong Kong with her sister. Helen, for a 10-day holiday.
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    Press Ball date fixed for next month
    171 9 Press Ball date fixed for next month ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun, The "Press Ball, 1965" will be held at the Banquet Room, Federal Hotel, here on Sept. 4. Organised by the National Union of Journalists, the occasion will be under the patronage of the Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu
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    76 10 'i, War** Sli tmimimnm) MR AND MRS. Bo Che* Bin than* •MaWMa ><nd friends for their gifts on tbe occasion of their marriage. 14 (MI FAMILY OP tbe late Mra ■M thank all friend*, re latlvap and Xt Kob for their atundamea condolenrw. wreatha and ktnd Mrtng iheir IWSM
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    IN MEMORIAM
    53 10 vi Word* tit t Minimum KRAAL EDITH MARY In U>vt«l M our uirlinn mo passed a«av two yeara ago today. We've lost a mother, with a heart of cold. Wnitt mat suffered fan never t>* told. Now •ne a iini'inc free from pain. We vouM not «.ike her
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      Telling Our Friends
      673 10 Many countries have already I I recognised Singapore in the j I iirst week of its independence. Many more are about to do so. Acceptance as a full member j |of the Commonwealth is vir- tually assured. In the matter I oi gaining admission into the L'jnud
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      Tourist Dollars
      372 10 According to the annual reports of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board and the Singapore Tourist Association. 90,000 visitors last year spent $77 million. Tint year the number of visitors it expected to b»- 14 to 17 pel cent better and earnings, it is hoped, will rise proportionately. These
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      Air Services
      159 10 Trengganu has just been deprived of its promised direct highway to Ipoh and Penang. Now it looks like losing its air links with the outside world as well, on grounds that they are uneconomic. But is such an argument good enough? At the national airline. Malaysian Airwi.ys must
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    France moves to make driving a pleasure
    480 10  - France moves to make driving a pleasure Andre* Muliican !•> PARIS, Sun.— The hordes of motorists leaving Paris this weekend (or the Mediterranean know what to expect hours of driving on out-of-date roads, followed by a burst of motorway which ends in a bottleneck. French schoolcnildren are taught "We have
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    Confirming minutes at Malacca meeting
    237 10 1 REFER to a report (6.T. Aug. 13 1 under the heading "Abrupt end to a stormy Malacca meeting" and I feel that clarification is required on why I signed the minutes of the previous meeting and on why the meeting became stormy. On the
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    LEARNING MALAY (119)
    466 10  -  YUNUS MARIS M.A. By University of Malaya VOCABULARY; Bab mi— chapter kandons, mencandoiifi (v) to contain; leinbaxa perkmbacaitn (n) constitution (ol slate! association, etc.i aatu. prrsatoao tn) association: kltab in> book, scripture: >auh. or. krsaUhan (n) niist*ke. error, guilt; J»ra, bprjaga (vi to be or remain awake:
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    As New Yorkers thirst for a little water...
    965 10  - As New Yorkers thirst for a little water... James Hagerty AN UNPRECEDENTED FOUR-YEAR DROUGHT IN THE EASTERN U.S. BRINGS WITH IT A NEW KIND OF CRISIS From Straits Times Correspondent NEW YORK, Sunday WILL one of the world's great cities soon become nearly as dry as the Sahara Desert? Will
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    Convention leaders: 'A crisis of confidence'
    703 11 NAIR: IF DRIFT IS TO BE HALTED... PENANG, Sunday. FOR the people of Sarawak, the separation of Singapore from Malaysia had serious implications and they must seek its reunification or seek other arrangements to safeguard their future, Mr. Ong Kee Hui, chairman of the
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    Airdrop case adjourned
    153 11 MUAR. Sun. The trial of a tapper charged In connection with the Lablß airdrop last September was today adjourned Indefinitely because a key witness In the case failed to turn up. The DPP. Mr. B. T. H. Lee. told the High Court here that the witness. Capt,
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    RIGHT DRESS!
    209 11 GIRLS IN CIVIL DEFENCE CORPS TRAINING IN IPOH •THE INSTRUCTOR barks: "Right dress!" the girls jump to it. They are members of the Civil Defence Corps. For two hours every week, about 50 of them undergo training in the compound of the Vuk Choy High School in Ipoh
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    Plan immediately to make Penang the premier port of Malaya: Ooi
    341 11 PENANG, Sunday. rpHE State Government was today urged to start planning right away to make Penang Malaya's premier port following the secession of Singapore. This call was made by Mr. 00l Thtam Slew, chairman of the publicity committee of
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    Talk on Party Politics by varsity don
    88 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. Inche Zalnal Abldln bin Abdul Wahid, lecturer at the University of Malaya, will talk on "Party Politics In Malaysia," at 4 p.m. next Sunday at 29. Ipoh Road. The talk, sponsored by the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club, will be open
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    King's message to Makarios
    44 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. Th« Yang dl-Pertuan Agoog ha« sent a congratulatory meamge to President Makarloa on the occasion of Cyprus' Independence Day tomorrow. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, has sent a similar massage to Cyprus' Minister ol external Affair*.
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    New radio station
    36 11 MALACCA. Bun. The Oo* emor of Malacca. Tun Haji Abdu Malek bin Yusuf. will open Radir Malaysia's new M 93.000 reglona station at Jalan Mata Kuchint ber e at 4 PA. 00 Tuesday
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    Property owners get warning
    59 11 SINOAPORE. Sun. A Government statesment tonight called on all property owners to Inform the chief assessor. Inland Revenue Department, within 15 days IT they let out their property for rent. The statement warned the owners that this requirement was provided for under the Property Tax Ordinance
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    Cultural show
    28 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The: Malayan Teachers' National Congress will hold a cultural show at the Malayan Teachers' College. Pantai Valley here at 8 p.m. on Thursday.
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    Sandakan deadline for land titles —
    77 11 Sandakan deadline for land titles CANDAKAN. Sun. There 15 are 118 land titles at the Land Office here which applicants have still not collected. A spokesman said tne titles had been ready for Issue since May 3. The applicants should pay the tees and collect the titles before Nov. 3.
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    Student dies in crash
    56 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Sun. A Bukit Mertajam High School pupil. Yap Bah Bah. 18. was killed in > nr.tur .iccldent yesterday at Permataiiß Janggus. Yap was riding his motorcycle from Bukit Mertajam to Butterworth when he was knocked down by a car. He died in Buk;- M.
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      Lock icon Fokkers for Indonesia: Labour M.P. assails that ban
      199 12 p LONDON, Sunday T ABOUR M.P. Mr. Woodrow Wyatt i-J today assailed the British Government ban on sales of aircraft parts to the Netherlands for planes bound for Indonesia. In a letter to the Times he criticised the British argument that 120
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      48 12 LIMA. Sun. Peruvian Air Force planes bombed a large Jungle area of the central Ande* yesterday as Mhe Government stepped up Its offensive against Communist guerillas. One report said 100 guerillas were killed In the bombings between the towns of Satupo and Pucuta. Rputer-
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      Jane weds French director Vadim
      125 12 LAS VEGAS. Sun. Jane Fonda (above). actress daughter of Henry Fonda, married her constant companion of two years, French director Roger Vadim. 36, yesterday in a brief c-ereraony performed at the Dunes Hotel here. Miss Fonda. 27, wore a white gabardine suit for the ceremony.
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      34 12 ROME. Sun. An Etruscan tomb discovered accidentally by workers at Lake Bracciano. north of Rome. Is of notable archaeological importance and contains rare Jewels and vases, it was announced yesterday.— Reuter.
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      Bernstein pays homage to the Beatles
      132 12 JWEW YORK. Sun. Lsonard Bernstein, conductor of the New York Philharmonic Orchestra, led about 750 teenagers today In paying homage to the Beatles. He took his two children to a dress rehearsal of the British pop group's performance for a television show. The famed
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      228 12 Dissidents in bid to form Govt in Greece ATHENS. Sun. Two leading Greek politicians led a breakaway, from the majority Centre Union Party last; night, and announced they had enough supporters to form a new Government. Athens; Radio reported. This new turn in the i month-old Greek political crisis came
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      25 12 CAIRO. Sun. Sudanese Government forces today attacked a camp of "outlaws" near Merdi In Equatoria Province, killing seven and burning the camp. Reuter.
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      Ten China junket Basutos battle to get home
      239 12 Ten China junket Basutos battle to get home I ONDON. Sun. Trn Basutoland tribesmen bedded down in a youth hostel here last night after seven weeks of failure to return home, while British and South African diplomats argued their rase. The Basutos arrived hy air at Johannesburg air port on
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      329 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS a 6. Painter uu> help a dlflerent 1. Floating oil Arran. I'd Ret painter (7). wet! (8, 5). 7. Each man appears so veheI. Noblemen join TUC or other m»nt 6orry they've been uporganisation In London (6. 6). set (5, 7. 3). t. Recess In term
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      The underdeveloped republics south of Rio Grande
      771 13  - The underdeveloped republics south of Rio Grande ALLINGTON RENNARD THE CUBAN REVOLUTION AND LATIN AMERICA. By Boris Goldenbenj. (Allen and Unwin. 505.) Fi IHE twenty republics south R of the Rio Grande have enough in common to be regarded as a whole despite the many considerable differences between them. All
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      177 13 THE FIRST HUNDRED DAYS OF HAROLD WILSON. By Anthony Shrimsley. (Weidenfeld and Nicolson 305.) By CHARLES LEAM MR. Wilson's pre-election promise of dynamic days for Britain backfired. At the end of a hundred days Labour was not exactly In disarray. Nor was it marching forward. It slmly
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      149 13 A PATTERN OF RULERS. By Francis Williams. (Longmans 325.). ALL POWER corrupts, but not always in the same way. A few men become tyrants. A more common fate is to grow soft in the head. Francis Williams demonstrates the oddity of the men
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      387 13 THE AUSTRALIAN ABOHIGINES. By A.P. Elkin. (Angus and Robertson, svdneu 455.) By DAVID SZE rE full-blood aboriginal population of Australia Is increasing although some of the tribal groups of the north are only broken remnants, and there are fewer who are living a nomadical existence.
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    1135 16 THE Üblr of shares an the Malayan Stack Exchange shown but basineaa to Aus;. 7. (A) •md Ust bnslneas atnee that date Bi with H and L stsmdine; (or Hichrst and Lowest boslnras (or 1944 and this Tear to date. Hi. ft 15.50 *i«« Bnckt 15.50
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    681 16 rE follow mc is a complete list of revised quotation* for the week ended on Saturday Aug. 14. m. Alex Bricki 13.50 RoiiKtead 120 B.M. TTOste* <;R Ho'dtnm ?.0h C.T.B. onls S9'3 D'mlops Kmo 1.56 ■Mi deb East Smelt 2.6H W. ft N 2.J!i Feb. I)mp
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      605 16 DIVIDENDS \\\Ol\(lh fnrrrnt Date of Total for Total for payment payment year previous year C.T.S. "2s. Sept. 24 3s. 6d. 17*% Shell 6ctst Sept. 30 12% ttheelock Marden iM: 10% Sept. 9 10% 10% Knchai 25% Aug. 27 30% 30% Tcmerloh lOcts Sept. 8 16% 15% General Tin InTest 9%
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      281 16 LLOYD TRIESTINO ACCOMMODATION TO CONTINENT AND THE UNITED KINGDOM VIA ITALY AVAILABLE ON m.v. ASIA Soiling from Singactve 24 AUGUST 1965 m.v. VICTORIA Soiling from Singapore 28 SEPTLvBtR 1965 to BRINDISI. VENICE TRIESTE vio Bomboy, Karachi, Aden Port Said SPECIAL CONCESSIONAL RAIL TICKETS AVAILABLE Far further detail* apply to your
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  • MALAYN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      2278 17 Stock Exchange has second thoughts From our Market Correspondent T AST week's performance of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia will long be remembered especially as it will always be associated with a period including the sad day on which Singapore and Malaysia parted company as one political entity. It was
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      Tin price up $15 on week
      737 17 Tin price up $15 on week STRAITS tin which had been edging up In price all last week, made Its biggest gain of $8.62 i on Saturday to 5745.5 U. The net gain on the week: on balance was $15. Saturday's rise was to bring the price more Into line
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      DOLLAR RATE
      55 17 'Pill present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling H\ed on November 24 last year is selling T.T. or O.D. 2s. 2 15 IM. Huvin? T.T. 2s. 4 1 16 d. liming O.l>. 2s. iUd. Thr dollar Is at Its statutory middle position In relation to
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      56 17 |ML Malayan Etchanut BanHi MM* ciation madt thttt jhaiUM in >tt ulil lo mtrohantt an SstuMiy tail rattt to $100): Canada: buying TT 35). airmail OD 1 n a;.j <r.dit bills, as is/i 6 tr.i'l'- t.ills. Srdin TT or OO -tarty: Canada 84 IS I.: Belgian Franct 1MB;
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      37 17 Otret eiehanxt marktt In HonK Komi; M s..turd:iv. the U.S. dollar was quotr.l it 6.7« l for T.T. and 3 TSI lor cath. Stirlirm wu <]i»te«J at I*o3 ard one tatl at geld at 2091.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      29 17 (perlb.) nig. 9. i.7 cU. 10. 66> 4 eta. 11. iii. eta. 12. 67<» eta. 13. 67 '..cts. 14. iwr pirul) S7S2.0n J732.75 S734.12H $735.12>4 S736.87H S745.50
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      45 17 Aug. 9 Industrials: 69.01 Tins: 90.35 S rubbers: 102.15 Aug. 10 Au?. 11 Auc. 12 72.30 77.98 76.54 92.52 93.37 94.30 102.15 102.15 102.15 •Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec. 29. 1962 100 Auu. 13 75.09 96.50 ***** Aug. 14 73.89 94.20 102.35
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      224 17 KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R JOHOR Tawaran daripada Pemborong2 yang berduftar di-J.K.R., didalum kelas 'EX' dan ka-atas akan di-terima dl-Pejabat Jurutera Kerja Kanan. Jabatan Kerja Raya. Muar hingga Jam pukol 12 tengah hari pada 23hb Ogos. 1965 untok: MEMBENA SA-MULA PARIT SIMEN DI-JALAN ARAB ANTARA JALAN SAYANG DAN JALAN BAKRI, MUAR (DI-SEBELAH
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      237 17 TENDER NOTICE MA JUS TEMPATAN. KAMPONG KOII, SI II AU W Tenders are invited from contractors for the removal of nightsoil and scavenging within the Majlis Tempatan. Kampong Koh area. 2. Full particulars are obtainable from the Secretary. Majlis Tempatan, Kampong Koh, Sltiawan on any working day between 8.30 a.m.
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      826 17 NOTICES r NOTICE OF CHANGE OF NAME NOTICE IS HXRKBY OTVEN that FOONO KUI FUN of No. 7-A, Smith Street. Singapore, Merchant, 1 1 heretofore called and known by the names of FOONG SOH, FOONO t SOO and FONO KUI FUN. has j on the 13th day of August. 1965
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      627 17 NOTICES NOTICE ro Wee Swee Kiat late of No. 49, 1 lolland Road, Singapore. c TAKE NOTICE that an action iaa been commenced against you < n the High Court in Singapore, c Jult No. 2204 of 1964. by Neder- andsche Handel Maat-schappljl. *.V of Cecil Street. Singapore. In irhlch
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      398 17 NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICE NATIONAL EMPLOYERB MUTUAL Oeneral Insurance Assolatlon Limited announce the loss if 25 Motor Cover notes Nos: ***** o *****. These are hereby canelled and of no avail. PUBLIC NOTICE NATIONAL EMPLOYERS MUrUAL Oeneral Insurance Association Limited announce the loae >f 25 Motor Cover notes Nos: ***** o
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      146 17 TENDERS ISLAND k PENINSULAR DEVELOPMENT LTD. GOLF COURSE ESTATE JESSELTON BOAD, rENANU Tenders are Invited from exptri- enced contractors for the carrying i out of drainage, rood and earthworks on the above estate. Contractors wishing 'o tender i for this work should register their i names, together with details of
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      Fraser's Hill triumphs in Gold Vase sprint
      1873 19  -  EPSOM JEEP By Ipoh, Sunday PHASER'S HILL.I owned by Loyalty i Stable, won the $20,--000 Sultans Gold Vase run over thej Ipoh straight ."> I f to- day. It was local trainer Rinus van Breukelen's fourth success In the, race, having won with
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      40 19 1st No. *****7 5.11.011 2nd No. *****5 $15.j05 3rd No. *****9 S 7.758 Starters ($1,231 each): Nor: *****4 *****1 *****; SMUI *****3 *****8 *****5. < nnsoUtion ($603 rwhl: Nos: *****7 *****8 *****9 *****4 *****6 *****3 ****** *****2 *****7 *****4.
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      35 to contest the singles crown j.
      627 19 35 to contest the singles crown j. MALAYSIAN OPEN TENNIS By GUNN CHIT THYE PENANG. Sun.— A total of 35 entries, representing six countries, i has been received for j the men's singles in the Malaysian open lawn tennis championships here on Aug. 26-29. Topping the list are se--1 yen
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      25 acceptors for the Ebor H'cap
      103 19 25 acceptors for the Ebor H'cap I ONDON. Sui;. T'er.ty-i-.vp aouepWn -ere anuouni-ct; for the Eoor Handicap to be run over 14i at York next wadnea They are with weistirs: Homeward Hound 9.7: Autre Prini-e 8.13. l.arly I•• Rive, \n-tic Kmdi and Miibbub Aly. ail 8.10: Cackmaai B.7;Burgcllo 8.4: Slraitcht
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      FIRST ENTRIES FOR ASIAN BASKETBALL TOURNEY
      243 19 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Sun Japan and South Korea are the first two ...mntries to enter for this Mart Asi*n bahketb:ill cliampionshipb whicii the Malaysian Amateur Basketball Association are organising, from Nov 38 to Dec 10 at the Stadium Negur-d he-e. This was disclosed by
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      68 19 NEW YORK.. Sun.— The owner aud jockey of Ja> Trump, winner Oi ;lie 1965 Aintree Grand National, received special award* from tha United States National Steeplechase and Hunt Associi^ tion. The awards were pn along with American national Uououis. tu Mrs. Mary 6:ephenson. owner of
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      30 19 LONDON. Sun. Results of Rugby League charity matches: Oldham 14 Rochdale Hornets 19: Swinton 11 St. Helen's 9: Wlgan 38 Warrington 17: Worklngton 33 Whitehaven IJ.— Reuter.
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      515 19 TENDER NOTICE TENDER 6 are Invited from i apuruud Contractors for the construction and completion of 2 .-torey liul.du.gs with 3 storey loumii.'.ion on IjOls 109-110. Cau!field Street lanjong Rambulan for Ok) Central Mental Hospital Employees Co-oi>eraUve Thrift and I-oan Society Limited. All Tenders must be submitted In sealed envelope,
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      504 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL OF MCi 111 II < TI Rl BI ILDING. APPLICATIONS are inMted from suitably qualified persons for posts of Lecturer Assistant Lecturer In the Bchool of Architecture tc Building. Applicants fhould possess a Degree or DiDloma in Civil EngineerIng or Building Science with a blaa
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      SIMPSON WINS CLASSIC MILE
      236 20 LONDON, Sun. Alan Simpson, Britain's champion milcr, won the Emsley Carr Mile the classic event over the distance in the British athletics season after a tremendous last quarter of under 54 sec. at the White City Stadium yesterday. Slow time Simpson won In the slow time
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      169 20 Aaron and Marr tie for the lead LIGONIER (Pennsylvania). Sun j Tommy Aaron missed an i 18-mch putt on the final hole to I finish in a tie with Dave Marr at 54 holes In thp U.S. ProtesMonal Golfers Association champion■hip. Aaron, playme Inconsistently all d«y. fu-.ished with 72 while
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      84 20 Malaysian girls beaten by Aussies MELBOI RNE, Sun. Australia beat Malaysia 3-0 yesterday in tbe final match of the Austra- inn women's hockey tournament. It was a fast-moving game in which Australia were on the attack most of the time. However. Malaysia lifted their game, drove well foru.ird and were
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      140 20 MARGE REACHES FINAL IN MOSCOW MOSCOW. Sun. Margaret Smith. Australia's Wimbledon champion. yesterday reached the women's singles final in the Moscow International tennis tournament. She beat Tiu Kivi or the Soviet Union 6-1. 6-3. In the final Margaret will meet, another Russian girl. Galina Baksheyeva. who gained an upset semi-final
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      612 20 I 1 LONDON, Sun. A GREAT GOAL five minutes from the end by their captain and centre-half, Ron Yeats, earned Liverpool a 2-2 draw with Manchester United in the annual shield match between the English League soccer champions and F.A. Cup: winners
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      274 20 I f ONDON, Sun.— As South Afrl- L can and Canadian swimmers continued to reap a harvest of titles in the British championships ■at Blackpool yesterday- Britain I gained some consolation when Diane Harris equalled the wry 1 men's world record for 110 yd nreast-stroke.
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      136 20 Boulter is the star in British victory HUNGARY BEATEN IN INTERNATIONAL LONDON, Sun. Britain beat Hungary in both the men's and women's matches in the two-day track and field contest at the White City Stadium here. In the men's match, Britain, who won by only a point when the teams
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      435 20 LONDON, Sun. The South African cricketers were made to toil hard in the field all day while two Hampshire batsmen. 27-year-old Geoffrey Keith (101 not out) and 24--year-old wicket-keeper Brian Timms (80), made their highest first-class scores at Southampton yesterday. Keith reached his maiden century In a
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    836 21  - Burma win in last 16 minutes NORMAN SIEBEL By BURMA 4 HONG KONG 2 Kuala Lumpur. Sunday playing smooth and precise football and leading twice, Hong Kong were crushed into sudden defeat by Burma, who finished powerfully in the last 16 minutes to grab a 4-2 victory in the preliminary
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    326 21 THAILAND 3 KOREA 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Thailand, fresh from their threemonth soccer education tour of Europe, coolly withstood Korea's storming football and beat them 3-2 in the second priliminary round match in the Merdeka tournament here last night. After half-time was taken at
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    BAM AGREE TO COACH A YOUNG NZ PLAYER
    204 21 A LOR STAR, Sun. The Bad- minton Association of MalayMa today agreed at their annual meeting here to give six months coaching from February to mid-August next year to an 18--year-old New Zealand player. John Compton. New Zealand B.A. secretary O F.
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    Awards for Mary and Istiaq
    790 21  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN; SCHOOLS ATHLETICS By Seremban, Sunday l~ \IARY WONG ot SaiTl ball, who won three events, and Istiag Mubarak of Selangor were awarded the best performances trophies lor secondary girls and boys respectively in the second Malaysian schools' athletics championships which ended here today.
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    Cheng Hoe and Aik Huang to clash in the final
    326 21  -  OH KEE TIAXQ By 4LOR STAR, Sun. Singapore's last hope in the men's singles was crushed when Yew Cheng Hoe ot j Selangor beat We* Sen 15-8. 15-8 m the semij finals of the Malaysian i open badminton cham- <
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    Ismail's 102 fails to save his side
    378 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. 4 CENTURY by opening batsman Ismail Ali failed to save Malacca Malays from an innings de- feat in the Rulers Shield cricket final against! Selangor Malays on the Padang here today. Selangor won by an Innings, and 96 runs. Final
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    Depot are zone champions
    53 21 IPOH. Sun. Police Depot of Kuala Lumpur, wlm an unbeaten record, emerged champions ln the north zone Police quadrangular soccer competition for the Hannigan Shield when they beat Perak 2-0 ln their last match today. In another game on the Ipoh padang. Kedah-Perlis beat Penang 2-0
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    20 21 s<k<i:k Khun* Dlt. 2: Kllat 4 ChAtnerah Research 2. Inter-Malay primary schools final: Bri Yong Peng 1 uuarrj- 1.
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    FORCES MEET
    21 21 MALACCA. Sun. Malaya Area Commonwealth Forces' annual athletic championships will be j held at Terendak Camp on Aug. 18-20
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    109 21 DENANG. Sun. Johore -jyclist Au Wai Hong was seriously Injured when he crashed near the fii;ihhing lino of the Round ppnang Island 50-mile rare here today. Wai Hong was j.mons *lii» leaders sprinting over the last 25 yards when he collided with several other cyclists in
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    108 21 KHOO KIM HWEE called bom* <m leave singapor* OMlMtl on Monday, IS-8-66 far Ridadarl at 4 p.m. Innertrd by Pbilip Khoo Ah Pons. MRS. MANICKAMPILLAV 15-S-<» leaving eleven children, twelve (rand children. rortme leaving 040. tl3\ .lalan Uukit Kmiaoß KM. Next to H U.Hark) 4.u0 p.m. i<>-s-ii.'. Bt Anthony*
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