The Straits Times, 11 September 1965

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    24 1 NAT|ONAI „fty.^|»^fiE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Hat*** 1 Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Pakistan armour on Lahore front pushes Indians back near Amritsar
    39 1 Pakistan armour on Lahore front pushes Indians back near Amritsar INDIAN "prisoners of war" being led off by Pakistani troops in the Chamb area of Kashmir shortly after the outbreak of hostilities between the two countries. I .P.I. picture.
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    Punjab tank battles
    957 1 RAWALPINDI, Friday FIERCE tank battles raged in the Punjab today as the U.N. Secre-tary-General, U Thant, continued his efforts here to persuade President Ayub Khan to agree to a cease-fire in the undeclared war between Pakistan and India. U Thant, who met the Pakistani President yesterday, continued
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    Lock icon Sabah is solidly behind us: Razak
    271 1 Sabah is solidly behind us: Razak jESSELTON. Friday. THE Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak said here today the people of Sabah are solidly in support of Malaysia. Except for "a few (rouble-makers," the people are solidly behind the State and Central Governments, he added. Tun Razak was speaking
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    Airline's YIP passenger from London—Dennis aged 7 weeks
    174 1 Airline's YIP passenger from London Dennis aged 7 weeks SINGAPORE. Fri.— An AirIndia jet flew into Singapore this afternoon irom London carrying; a "very special YIP passenger" seven-week-old Dennis One, travelling all by himself. t But Baby Dennis was far from lonely throughout the 22-hour 8.000-mile journey. "We treated him
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    Lock icon Film ban off
    42 1 PARIS. Frl The film Carmen Joneb. kept out of France for 10 years by descendants of compeer Georges Bizet, will have Its Paris premiere on Sept. 28 three weeks after the death of Its star. Do- rothy Dandrldge Reuter.
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    Books gift for mosque
    57 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Tengku Abdul Rahman tday received 100 copies of the Koran and 100 copies of a religious book "The Five Pillars of Islam and a Friday sermon book from the Ambassador of Saudi Arabia. Sheikh Hussein al-Fattany. The books are gifts of the Saudi
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    Lock icon 13 years for the 'man in trunk'
    63 1 JERUSALEM. Frl.— Mordecal Luk. 31. the "Man In the Trunk" found guilty yesterday of spying for Egypt, was sentenced here today to 13 years Imprisonment. He was convicted on six counts. Last November Rome airport customs officials found him bound and gagged In
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    Lock icon Father Divine dies
    26 1 PHILADELPHIA, Frl.— Father Divine, the American Negro religious leader, died here today. He was believed to be at least 100 years old. Reuter.
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    Lock icon UPKO TO GET NEW NAME
    89 1 JESBELTON. Frl. Dato Don j ld Stephens, former Malaysian Minister for Babab Affairs, has said the United Pasokmomogun Kadazan Organisation will bo renamed to remove the racial tone of the present name. According to press reports here today. Dato Stephens yesterday told a press conference
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    CHAVAN: UPS AND DOWNS EXPECTED; BIG ADVANCE IN NORTH
    10 1 CHAVAN: UPS AND DOWNS EXPECTED; BIG ADVANCE IN NORTH CHAVAN
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    Sarawak solidarity men call for all-party talks
    293 1  - Sarawak solidarity men call for all-party talks GEOFFREY GELDARD From KUCHING, Fri. Malaysian solidarity convention leaders in Sarawak have proposed an all-party conference with Alliance parties to consider Sarawak's position in Malaysia. Mr. Ong Kee Hul. Chairman of the Sarawak United People's Party and a convention leader, said tonight; "I
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    Lock icon Fokker asks Red aid
    61 1 THE HAGUE. Fri —The Dutch Fokker aircralt. lactory Is Investigating whether a suitable Soviet engine would be available for the turbprop Friendship planes It wants to sell to Indonesia, it was reported today. Friendships at present are powered by British Rolls-Royce engines, but Britain has stopped
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    Lock icon US to Britain: Don't cut your forces
    395 1 US to Britain: Don't cut your forces LONDON. Fri. The United States has ;isknl Britain not to cut down her military effort "i";i s t of Suez** in the face of escalating troubles in Aski. Diplomatic sources said the U.S. expressed its opposition to a threatened reduction of the British
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    59 1 RUSSIAN CALL MOSCOW I ri. Russia today r.illrd on India anJ Pakistin to «>t<>p thrir uiir and withdraw their troops |a their own of the border Kenter THROW THEM OUT 1 RAWALPINDI. Fri President Ayub Kh.in called to hiv people to.l.i\ "Throw tin- intruder from Pakistan soil and
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      Troops on guard to prevent looting
      301 2 Troops on guard to prevent looting m JAKARTA, Friday. r I DROOPS and armed po|, ce today guarded JaX karta's main shopping street to prevent looting of the predominantly Indian-owned shops in Pasar Bahru. Yesterday, after sacking the Indian embassy, an Inlonesian mob tried lo reach the Indian shops but
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      Lock icon Pakistani troops in Chamb area
      47 2 Pakistani troops in Chamb area PAKISTANI soldiers in a vehicle carrying a machine-gun move info the Chamb sector of the Kashmir front. This picture was taken last week before Indian troops opened up the new Lahore front by moving across the Punjab border into Pakistan. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Walkout by Indians at Peking reception
      76 2 Walkout by Indians at Peking reception UEKING. Fri. Indian diplomats walked out of a reception here tonight when the Chines I'remier. .Mr. Chou hn-l.u. bitterly accused India of extending "armed aggression." Thr reception marked North Korea's National Day. The Indian Minister here. Mr. J.S. Mehta. and the Military Attache, Lieutenant
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      SHASTRI'S PERSONAL MESSAGE TO TURKISH PREMIER
      267 2 ANKARA, Friday rpHE Prime Minister of India, Mr. Lai Bahadur Shastri, yesterday sent a personal message to the Turkish Premier, Mr. Suat Hayri Urguplu. in connection with the Kashmir dispute, the Indian Ambassador, Mr. K.L. Mehta. said. Mr. Mehta handed the message to the
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      Pakistan imposes total ban on trade with India
      190 2 l/ARACHI. Fri. Tht 1 Pakistan Government announced last night a total ban on all exports and imports to and from India and ordered all Indianowned property to be overtaken by an official custodian. The Government also announced a total ban on th»
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      Anti-British protest
      60 2 BOMBAY. Fri. Thr opposition Samyukta Socialist Party staged a protest demonstration ye»terday outside the unices of tho British Deputy High Commissioner. Mr. A. Wooler. against Britain's attitude to the current fighting between India and Pakistan and the cutting; off of military aid to India. A three-man deputation of
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      Lock icon India- Pakistan war most serious world problem: Envoy
      408 3 ITNITED NATIONS, Fri.— U.S. Ambassador Arthur J. Goldberg said yesterday that the fighting between India and Pakistan was "the most serious world problem" of the moment and a ceasefire was "the very least" the world could expect. Mr. Goldberg. President of the
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      Lock icon Indians free Pakistani crew of German ship
      96 3 BREMEN. (Germany^. Fri. f Thirty-Eight Pakls- tani crew of a West Ger- mnn freighter have been j released by authorities In India and allowed to rejoin the ship, the Hansa Steamship Line reported. The company said on Wedneday that Indian officials at trie
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      Lock icon Chief: Pm bullet proof—and I can prove it
      165 3 Chief: Pm bullet proof and I can prove it LAGOS, Fri. A Cabinet Minister in the Mid Western Nigeria Government told a commission at Benin that he was "bullet and knifeproof.'* Chief Saka Momodn, Regional Minister of Internal Affairs, was testifying yesterday before the commission investigating the activities of the
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      Lock icon Cuba makes brain raid for. British scientists
      108 3 lONDON. Fri. Cuba is J making a brain raid on young British scientists, offering them high salaries, no Income tax and luxury, rent-free homes. Two outstanding research scientists have said they are signed up to go to Cuba later this year and a
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      Lock icon Presidential election: Third man in race
      98 3 PARIS. Fri. The former Minister. Mr. Francois Mitterrand, of the non-Communist left, yesterday announced he will run for th* presidency of France In December. Mr. Mitterrand. 48. handed hi* statement to newsmen within minutes after President Charles de Oaulle ended the newa conference In
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      Lock icon MAKE A MILLION AT 60? PENSIONER MERVYN MAKES IT £A3M
      167 3 MAKE A MILLION AT 60? PENSIONER MERVYN MAKES IT £A3M CYDNEY, Fri. A man who built an industrial empire when faced with life on the old-age pension is convinced that it is never too late to start on the road to your first million. "Make a million at 60? Of
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      OUT NEXT WEEK: A COMPUTER MADE PAPER WITH FULL COLOUR PHOTOS
      224 3 OUT NEXT WEEK: A COMPUTER MADE PAPER WITH FULL COLOUR PHOTOS LONDON, Friday. BRITAIN'S most modern newspaper will roll off the presses here next Tuesday. It is the new Reading Evening Post, latest In the Thomson Organisation chain of provincial newspapers. The first print order is for about 40.000. It
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      Lock icon Death fast is postponed
      59 3 AMRITSAR, Fri. A Sikh leader Sant Pateli Singh last night decided to postpone his fast and self-immolation which he was due to start here today in support of his demand for a Pun-jabi-speaking state. Sources close to the leader said he was postponing the fast until
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      56 3 FOREIGN DESK 3— See page 12 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby y TWATS THE /^IN TWE^i /^M TME DRE«S I SAY tH \PAPSX?. I PASWOi )/Ze<\r^Tne\ jMPAPfe^/ Z^< VJ^fEJ-'' I VERY LATe*r »M 9 TMECE 1 f THINK. A I K&fe*meK-?\ SO SPECIAL if OtAff. rrfc DC^GMCD TOMAtfe J ABOUT
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    My sympathy is for India, says PM of S'pore
    494 4 My sympathy is for India, says PM of S'pore DELHI HAS RECOGNISED US, NOT PAX SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, Singapore's Prime .Minister, has expressed his sympathies for India in the current Indo-Pakistan war. During an interview with a British television correspondent, Mr. Lee said that India was a
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    HE'S SURE OF AT LEAST ONE FAN
    231 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. EADING British bandleader, Mr Tommy Kinslj man said today that he was certain of at least one fan in Singapore a port policeman. He was relating an incident last night, when the policeman asked to "shake my hands after discovering who
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    Man fined $500
    33 4 SINGAPOR*. Frl-Saik Mohsmed bin Allah Pit li. 33, was today fined $500, In default one month's jail, after ne pleaded guilty to Illegal possession of four gallons of dutiable liquor.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    419 4 THE following If today* ichedulr I of civil aircraft movement* at Paya La oar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS Japan Air Llnti: From Jakarta (JL 716) 8.50 a.m. BO AC: From London, Frnnkfurt, Cairo, Bahrein, Bombay, Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur (BA 7Wn 9.3."> p.m.; from Auckland, Sydney. Darn-In
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      146 4 Today: 3.30 4 7.30 pm. lava Sonkor C Vosontho in "IRAVUM FACALUM"— TamiI. Tomorrow Cheap Mot. ot 10 o.m. M.G.R. Sorojo in "Koduthu Voithavol" T. (Fully Air Conditioned) I Litton to tha popular Orchard Quartet I >2L, I with Ernetto Oaroyo ot the piono. I mtV^ Extension till 1 am.
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      434 4 JACKIE'S BOWL and BUTTERY Orchard Road RE-OPENS TO-DAY SATURDAY, 11th SEPTEMBER, 1965. From 8.00 a.m. following resurfacing of lanet and general maintenance. All leagues etc., will be resumed according to schedule. JOI.X TIME FVjy uo now i r\<. at JACKIE'S BOWL ORCHARD ROAD KATONG Tel: ***** Tel: *****9 THE FAMILY
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    MALAYSIAREFUNDS GERMAN PROPERTY MONEY
    147 5 MALAYSIAREFUNDS GERMAN PROPERTY MONEY U UA L A LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Government has refunded to the West German Government almost all the money received from the Administrator of German Enemy property five years ago. The money $593.95; i presented to the Federation Government by Britain from thf» snip hi
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    For further studies
    33 5 SCNOH PATAM Fri R-\ Bro'her Joseph. supervisor of St. Theresa's School here. Is leaving for Ireland lor further studio. Rev. Brother Alban from Penang has arrived to take hl« place.
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    The Lims agree on 'limited' common mart idea
    357 5 The Lims agree on 'limited' common mart idea Kuala Lumpur, Frt THE Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. said today that the trading relations between Malaysia and Singapore, particularly the question of duty arrangement, must first be re-examined before the establishment of a limited common market. He.
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    The first Malay civil aviation captain
    143 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Captain Hassan bin Ahmad (above), of the .Malaysian Airways has become the first Malay to become a civil aviation captain. Capt. Hassan. 29. who Ml barn in Buklt Mertajam. first joined the Airways as a cadet pilot in 1 962. and became
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    Lawyer accused of using force
    72 5 IPOH. Fri. Chin Fook Yen. 30. a lawyer pleaded not guilty I \ln a magistrate's court here today to using criminal force on I a public servant. He ".s alleged to have used crl- mlnal force on Chong Yoke I I Choy. a car parking
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    Man dies after road crash
    53 5 BUTTEK WORTH. M. A I motor-cyclist. Ang Cheng Tav. 37. died of head injuries at the Penang General Hospital yesterday after he had tx-en thrown off hi* I machine in a head-on collision with another motor -cycle at Jalan R.r.i 1 Cd» here. The other
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    Birthday rally
    24 5 PENANO. Frt. Muslim villages In Tanjong Tokong ill hold rally at the village mosque on Sunday to commemorate Prophet Mohamed ft Birthday
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    Sarawak well-wishers give $16,500 to fund
    168 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The appeal for donations to Singapore's Medical Propress Fund to help advance medical education and research has evoked response beyond the State's boundaries. A 16-man group of SarawnK businessmen and wellwishers, led by the Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Ka!oni Mnptkan. has contributed
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    Federal Court to j sit in Singapore
    118 5 Federal Court to j sit in Singapore SINGAPORE. Fri. The Federal High Court will begin its Singapore session on Monday the first since the separation !of Singapore from Malaysia last month. It will also be the first occasion In which all the I Judges ar. from the High 1 Court
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    Hospital forms goodwill team
    51 5 PARTT BUNTAR. Fri. A 1 hospital goodwill committee has been formed here under the chairmanship of the Krtan Medical Officer. Dr K B. Jalamoorthy. This is the only hospital In Krlan district which has a population of more than 110.000 Dr. Jalamoorthy is the only Medical
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    New post offices
    40 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The new postal agencies will b»' opened on Sept. 16 om .it Segari. Perak. and the other it S'n ,;ei Tlram. Johore. the Minis- rry of Works. Posts and Teieccrr-p-r:. c:i-oji» announced vesler- > day.
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    POLICE WARN: DON'T JOIN MARCH
    200 5 POLICE WARN: DON'T JOIN MARCH pENANG, PrL The 1 Penang Chief Police Officer, inche Mohamed Salleh bin Abdul Rahman, today warned the people of Penang of the consequences of holding ;i rally or procession tomorrow. 'It would be illegal and the ooin-p would be forced to take lppropriate action "Inche
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      331 5 SINGAPORE BIG BEAT 18th September 1965 at 8.00 p.m. SINGAPORE BADMINTON HALL HALF HOUR SPECIAL by KEITH LOCKE THE QUESTS WILSON DAVID THE JETS SEE UNIT 4 plus 2 plus 1 THE CHECKMATES CYCLONES VERNON MALAYSIA'S FIRST RECORDING ARTISTES THE CRESCENDOS YOUNGEST RECORDING ARTISTE FROM K.L. THE FALCONS brought back
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    Lock icon Murder plot sentences: Parents to protest to MPs
    286 6 Murder plot sentences: Parents to protest to MPs fLASGOW. I ri. v The families of two of the four British soldiers found guilty in Singapore of conspiring to murder a Sarawak village headman said last night that they planned to protest to their MPs. Four privates of the Ist Bn.
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    Consul-General meets Lee
    57 6 SINGAPORE. Frt The new Cambodian Consul-General. Mr. K R.L- Wongsanith. today called ,on both the Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Rajaramam, and the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. Mr. Lee told Mm that Singa- pore would set up a diplomatic mission In Phnom Phenh as soon as
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    Penang may 'sign' for local councils, too
    184 6 Penang may 'sign' for local councils, too pENANG, Fri. The Penang City Council may follow the action of the Ipoh Municipal Council and collect signatures for a protest against any steps to abolish the local authorities. The former Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, said this last night when he addressed
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    THE MAN WHO'LL TAKE OVER FROM HEAD...
    155 6 THE MAN WHO'LL TAKE OVER FROM HEAD... §IR MICHAEL WALKER 'above), who hat b«en named th« new British High Commissioner to Malaysia, succeeding Lord Htad. Sir Michael, now British High Commissioner in Ceylon, will take up hit dut «t early next year. A British High Commission statement taid yesterday that
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    Now, its INSTANT rubber...
    309 6 Now, its INSTANT rubber... U.S. FIRM DEVELOPS NEW PROCESSING METHOD AKRON (Ohio), Friday THE Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. has perfected a new method of p-ocessing natural rubber, cutting the time required from days to minutes. I The company says in a statement that instead of curing and drying the
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    Students' leader
    21 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mr. Michael Loh Kay Huat hat been elected president of the University of Malaya Students' Union.'
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    Ship's mystery solved
    64 6 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. Thr mystery of the Indian Navy's training ship T.r was solved by the Indian High Commission here today- A .spokesman of the commission said that It was not convng in view ot me present ritmtwi in India. The Tlr Ml scheduled to dock at
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    Radio owner fined
    42 6 IPOH. Fri. A middle-aged housewife, Wong Kirn F. fined $40 by a magistrate's court j lirvp today when sh* pleaded guilty to operating a radio with- out a licence in her hou*e in Fn:r Park here on June 17.
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    'Only girl' Lanna on Oxford trail for bugs
    111 6 MISS LANA CHENG, 2 (above), is the only gii among five Slngapor scholars who have been awarded scholarships by the British Government under the Commonwealth scholarship and fellowship scheme for postgraduate studies In Britain in the 1965 66 academic year. Miss Cheng,
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    No decision yet over hospital overtime
    177 6 UUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Government has not made a decision on whether to pay hospital assistants overtime allo- wances. the Deputy Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Health. Inche Murad bin Mohamed. said today. He denied that any assurance had been given to the
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    CANADA TO TRAIN 15 MALAYSIAN PILOTS
    105 6 QTTAWA. Fri— A croup of 15 members of the Royal Malaysian Air Force will arrive in Canada on Srpt. 20 to start a 10-month pilot training course with the Royal Canadian Air Force, the Defence Department announced yesterday. They will be trained in piston
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    Student refugees arrive from the front
    252 6 Student refugees arrive from the front From Our Special Correspondent YEW DELHI. Fri. A *Five students now in Now Delhi from Amrltsar are the first Malaysian refugees from the embattled regioni of the Indo-Paklstan frontier. Four from Penang are We« Khay Sin, Poh Bun Ean». Peng Hock Nan and Teow
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    Study awards for two
    62 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Two tochers. Miss Josephine Ila Bent? Hui of Pcn;ing ana M;m II Jcrvai.itnam of Kuala Lumpur, will leave here on Sept 21 for Britain on a one-year Brl'.;.sh Council scholarship. Miss I.'.m will take up a course In teaching English as a aecond
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    Blue film: $50
    39 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Fly« men caiislu viewing a blue film in on allap Inn m Potoni? P.ii:. off Upper Seranjtoon Road. wer» each fined $50 or two weeks' jail In a magistrate's court yesterday. All pleaded guilty.
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    Pampered welcome for 45 fish from Malaya
    309 7 Pampered welcome for 45 fish from Malaya AUCKLAND. Fri. j Forty-five "immi- grants" from Malaysia are being given pampered YIP treament here to see how mu^h they will eat and how fast they will grow. And the new arrivals will not be flnally settled and put to work until they
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    MB: NO SUCH THING AS STIFLING OF THE OPPOSITION
    204 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Friday. IOHORE'S Mentri Besar has said that only disJ appointed and frustrated politicians would mmc out with an issue that Malaysians wero being deprived of their fundamental rights and that democracy was being violated in Malaysia. Dato Hail Hassan
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    Advanced study for 73 students in Britain
    84 7 I^UALA LUMPUR, FYI. Seventy-three Malaysian students will soon leave for Britain for advanced study or teachertraining on scholarships. Pony-three will study under lombo Plan. 21 on Commonw.lin bursaries, three as Bri'Mi Council scholars and six ...> Commonwealth scholars Among the student* wll! be
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    Narcissus Queen sees the sights
    47 7 \POHE. PTi The l!h» a Queen or Hawnii. Mi.vs Aileesi I#e. 21. .spent too., seeing and shopping. This evening, she n-.d the 1!) others travelling with her. attended a moon festival dinner at the home of local businessman. Mr E J. Tan.
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    $36,550 bond sale
    26 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— Till* -•^rara yesterday collected another $36,550 from 17 6uhsrnners for National Defence, Bonda bringing the total to date to $6,277,950.
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    Department's last expat leaves
    168 7 Kuala Lumpur, fn JUR. A. J. VINCENT, the 1 last expatriate in the Forest Department, has left and his departure completes the Malayanlsation of the department which beKan in 1937 Hl» double post a* the Deputy Chief Research Olficer mid the F niratlon Ofllcer ha.- been
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    'Milestone' in progress towards unity: Tan
    308 7 COMMITTEE WILL REDUCE TENSIONS ONLY when we have consolidated communal unity can we move on to that wider unity of all Malaysiar.s which must clearly be our ultimate goal. KUALA LUMPUR. Friday HpHE Minister of Finance, Ay\r. Tan Siew Sin, tonight said that the
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    Role of MCA to 'bridge gap between the Malays and Chinese'
    383 7 rl. to solve the Chines* language and education bsues. In his speech. Mr. Tan appealed for trust between both sides. So long as the MCA could continue to maintain that trust, the trust of Umno and the trust of
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    Turnover tax: What I Said-'by Mr. Tan
    100 7 Turnover tax: What I Said-'by Mr. Tan KUALA I.IMPIR. fri.— The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. said today that when he was approached by a Straits Times reporter In Alor Star (not Penang) yesterday and asked to < liniment on whether the controversial turnover tax, introduced last year,
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    Those sea battle photos 'not official'
    76 7 Those sea battle photos 'not official' SINGAPORE Fri —A Royal Navy opukesman today said that pictures, of a July naval action fought by the mine swaeper 11.MS. Puncheston against Indonesian infiltrators oft Singapore waters which appeared in the Dally Express were not released through official sources. |He said the London
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    Defence Fund
    12 7 KUALA LUAfPUR. PW Th« National Defence Fund now totals ;0.510.568.76.
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    Passing-out parade
    34 7 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Fri. Th* Impector-Oneral of the Royal Police. Dt»to Sir Claude Fenr.er. will Inspect a pawlnft-out parade of police constables at the Police Deuot. Jalan Ounicv. her* at 8 a.m. tomorrow
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    Smiling Indonesian gunboat crew rob fishermen
    110 7 Fri Kißht Malaysian fishermen were robbed by Indonesian gunboatmen of 1.0 fishing nets valued at 88.000 at Tanjonc Tohor. kix miles off Balu Pih.it on Wednesday al'termum One of the fishermen. Mr. Tan Ah Han. IK. s.n.l today that 111 Indonesians in a gunboat
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    Peace through law
    47 7 SSNGAPORH Pr. Sinpipoi* j »nd Malaysia VW be represented br the.r Chief Justices. Mr- Jils- i tic* Wee Chong Jin (Singapore) and Dato Syed Rheh Barak bah Malaysia > at the World Conference on World Peace through Law tO held In Washington on Sept. 12-18.
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    MARA seeks bigger staff
    121 7 MARA seeks bigger staff I/UALA LUMPUR. Ftl The seven divisions of MARA, formerly known as the Rural and Industrial Development Authority, are now being reorganised. s'.atT. including technical personnel, are b. milted for the divts. b v sine a:id industry. account*, profe« I transport, credit .'ixl finance, training and also
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    Patriotic Fund
    12 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn National Patriotic Fund now atands •t $1,348,119.22.
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    Union meeting
    34 8 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Public Daily-R:ued Markets and Hawkers Department Workers' Union will hold a general meeting tomorrow at 2.30 p.m. at the Parrer Park branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees.
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    New work on Malayan sociology by Dr. Ahmad
    379 8 GIFT TO SINGAPORE AND MALAYSIA SINGAPORE, Friday. J^ NEW WORK on Malayan sociology, "Islamic Law in Malaya,* 1 by Dr. Ahmad Ibrahim, the Stale Advocate-General, will be formally presented to the public of Singapore and Malaysia on Sunday. Singapore's Minister for Culture
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    Two BB church parades
    52 8 SINGAPORE. Fri —The Singa- pore Battalion of the Boys Brigade I will hold Nr»i ntntt church pa- i rades on Sunday. 4 The first jx. .c \vi!l be at the Prin^ep Street Presbyterian Church at 4 pm.. and the second at the Bethesda Frankel Church at
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    Lee on TV tonight
    35 8 SINOAPORE. Fri Televi-ion Singapuia will broadcast on Channel 5 at 9.10 p.m. tomorrow an interview with the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, by Mr. Mike Wooller of Granada TV CEnglandi
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    Operetta by students
    66 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. --An operetta, "Papageno," adapted from Mozart's "The Magic Flute" will be staged by students of the St. Theresa's Convent at the Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus auditorium In Victoria Street, at 7.30 pm. on Monday. The production Is In conjunction with the Rev. Mother
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    New badge for People's Assn staff
    67 8 SINGAPORF. Fri.— All the 700 staff members of the People's Association will wear a new badge from next Thursday. The new badge has the words "Persatuan Ra'ayat," In addition to the four interlocked rings of the old badge. The old badge indicates the rank
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    The FDAWU claims victory over rival by default
    194 8 The FDAWU claims victory over rival by default SINGAPORE, Fri. The Food. Drink* and Allied Workers' Union today claimed it had won the right to represent the interests of workers of Fitzpatrick'a because the rival Industrial Workers' Union had failed to contest in a secret ballot to decide the lss\i«
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    Made bankrupt over $1,015
    59 8 SIMiAWKL. t :~l Wee L liy« Bock, of Upper Serangoon Road, was today made m bankrupt on a petition made by Llm Trading j Co stocks and shares brokers, be- fore Mr. Justice Buttrose. Wee was said to have owed the company $1,015 on a judgment
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    THEATRE TRUST'S NEW CAMPAIGN
    228 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The National Theatre Trust has launched a campaign to promote cultural activities in the context of a multi-racial independent Singapore. An thr first step, the trust has set up two special committees the Cultural Committee and the Impresario Committee to transform the theatre into
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      154 8 AtM^ff Oop Bf V.T. Bmmlim _.BUT A FEW DROPS I^V. CU^ S II 1 h/l*i« f B \OF KKTER JUST L $V V^TTV* ZcAsf*A&/ XTcS OV Anr] might do rr... ip 1\ t&£hPs\ L&y&/Jtry^ Bil! 2 J eJ x could find aA > la. ps^uf*. jj£?r—\'Cs**~^ I W ONCE I
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    A precision show by 7 blind boys
    135 9 pENANG. FrL Seven blind pupils from St. Nicholas' Home starred at the premiere of the Penang primary schools cultural festival held in the City Stadium yesterday eveningWatched by more than 10.000 other students, they gave a faultless display of gymnastics under the direction
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    $38 million sought to pay for Singapore separation changes
    220 9 $38 million sought to pay for Singapore separation changes SINGAPORE. Fn Changes brought about by the separation of Singapore from Malaysia have necessitated the provision of funds to meet the expenditure of former Federal departments in the State as well as newly-formed Ministries. This i> estimated at $38,732,440 for the
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    No rules on dress....
    89 9 DELANO f- n Mu>lini '/:rl> working in govprnmen' offices are not Mmnd oy any regulationon the kind ot dres.- ihtv >hould wrar Hajl Ahmad Malikl. president of the State Islamlr Council and head of the Religiou.- Department, said today hi* department bad DO powi: to a.-k
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    Man found dead on rail track after rape report
    221 9 Man found dead on rail track after rape report DARIT BUNTAR. Frl —A teacher's headless body was found on a railway track a few hours after a report had been made to police that he had raped a girl, an inquest was told today. The Coroner. Inch* Abdul Hamid bin
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    A Sunday talk
    40 9 KUALA LUMPUR Prt Mr. Richard Dye. the Fnrd Foundation Representative In Malaysia, will give a public talk on "liuni in resources for development" at 4 p.m. on Sunday at the Kuala Lumpur Psycholotry Club. 29. Ipoh Road.
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    DEATH
    36 10 >• War4a $11 I »f inimum MR* JOHN CHI TBCK CUAN (na* Mi.mf i aitad 3« tman I'vay peacefully at r,.n.r.i: Milneoa oa i (>»-*.". H«araa will luvi Mow c;a)ah at II am oa I. Mi 'or
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    65 10 M "ord, Sit f Minimum) MR A MRS. O L*loaumar.ao thaok r% inf] frifnd* tor tfcfir valua^lv (Ifti aif-ndanra and oaaKratuiitory I iijily or iha lata Sbl l*n Boa Htaa nr< Madam Obi Qtok Cbon( ,-r\y thank all relative who nmt condo.-n t'i'ctaiaa. wru'hi, moaalary |lfu, OkaM. tMptra and
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    183 10 'k Woria til 'Vlmmi.mi CNJOV AN AUSTRALIAN LUNCH On;d atoraca Arsada Caft THB COCKPIT'S NUSTTAFBL la taajV aatunlay and »unia» •m«. FCDCNAL PUSLICATIONS LTO le "ww In tbair abu» teom at Tlm*a iiut r.o«d. aiasaae'*. THB PRSIIOBNT. Ceaaril'ora, K»r <ir OTfirrra and alaff of K anc 1»v n On'inr.l
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    271 10 U ll.rrf. 51 -Minimum > riNTILOtT MCTMOOItT CHURCH ■■> m Wnnißip Xrrp m. Goal* I *tv« PRCIfIVTIHIAM CHURCH SINGAPORE, i '1 Koiid. Prr.aaa ''.■■•i BundJiy B*-<rtaea m »no r m auada* r>«u a sni Ad w«lBIHLE PRIaBYTf MIAN CHURCH' Uaa *'nn»wn O«rJ.« 15 am; I <il «t. il
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    The Straits Times Saturday. September 11, 1965. Towards A Settlement
    721 10 The Straits Times Saturday. September 11, 1965. Towards A Settlement Mr. Lim Kirn Sen's proposal for a limited common market between Singapore and Malaysia could help thaw the mercantile iceberg which has j lain across the Causeway tor iho past month. Under such a scheme tree movement be- 1 tween
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    C'wealth Court
    379 10 The Attorney-General, lnche Abdul Kadir bin Yusof, has reported more pessimistically on the prospects of setting up a Commonwealth Court of Appeal than have other Malaysian delegates to the Commonwealth and Empire Law Conference just concluded in Sydney. The Chairman of the I Federation Bar Council, Mr. Chelliah.
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    Canadian Aid
    100 10 Canadian military aid for Malaysia will begin to flow in later of this year. Heading the delivery- schedule are 250 motor cycles for th« Royal Malaysian Police, due in November. The first of four De HavUland Caribou transport aircraft, modified to Malaysian specification will arrive shortly after. Canadian
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    The curious season of Americans in quest of pedigree in London
    626 10  - The curious season of Americans in quest of pedigree in London Karl L. Mrxrr By f ONDON. rrl This is the >eason for <>n« of the carious yet unre marked summer sights of London— the thin nervous line of Americans in quest of pedigree. Any American who ha* been prudent
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    More to it than just a friendly drink of tapai
    1007 10  -  SAMAD ISMAIL CURING SABAH'S POLITICAL ILLS... By. JESSELTON, Friday IF only Tun Dato Mv 1 1 a pha and Dato Donald Stephens would drink tapai together once again, all would be well," one knowledgeable S a b a han observer
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      177 10 rIS concerns the American Peace Corps and the British Voluntary Service, and at the outset let me say I am not looking the gift horse in the mouth. Members of the Peace Corps and Voluntary Service are serving as teachers In schools throughout Malaysia. Can one honestly
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      34 10 WHY is Pasir Padamar Road not repaired? This narrow road poses a danger to the lives of pedestrians and small children as only one vehicle can pass at a time M JESIDASS Teluk Anson
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    Razak to Sabah expats: Stay out of politics
    248 11 from SAMAD ISMAIL JKSSF.LTOV Fri. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Ka/ak. this morning told senior expatriate officers to serve faithfully the Government and not to involve themselves in the internal politics of the country. Tun Ka/ak held a brief eloped door
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    Two cadets for Lumut course
    48 11 SINOAPORE PH. Singapore sea cade^ left today to undergo a three-week courss at. the Outward BouiiO School In Lumut. They are petiy officer M*> hammed Shukrie Muhmood. 21. and leading seaman Mu.-:.<pha Al-Johary. 18. The eoafM s red by the Brit'-ah Fur East
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    Union course
    57 11 JOHORE BAHRU. Frl Mr. K E Varugneac lecretan of 'lie Johore Bahru branch of the War Department Civilian Btaff Association will be leaving for West Ocrmat.y or. Sunday to ,mend a trade union course arranged for tr.uie unionists from A*!a and Africa. Mr. Vnrughese hu been the secretary
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    Khir to open new school
    49 11 DCNOUN, pri. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamrd Khir Johart will open a new Malay school here on Bept. 37. He was scheduled to open the school tomorrow. The opening was [xistnoned as Inche Khir is away In Teheran attending an international education conference.
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    Three suspects held
    31 11 SINGAPORE. Pri. Police ye«:erti;iy detained three suspect members of the Merah Puteh secret society under the Criminal law i Temporary Provisions) Orlinanre after separate raids on tane lairs.
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    Union man, a boss, a Car...
    372 11 Union man, a boss, a Car... INQUIRY TOLD OF REQUEST FOR A -COMMISSION' CIXAGPORE, Fn— A commission of inquiry was told today that a paid official of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union asked for $5,000 car as ''commission' during negotiations on a collective agreement. Mr. Quek Seng Guan.
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    Mileage claims go up and up
    124 11 Mileage claims go up and up IPOH. Frl. Perak State Assembly members, busier than ever and travelling more than previously, are chalking up nearly 50 per cent more in subsistence and mileage claims than estimated. It has been found that the combined monthly claim* of the 35 members are In
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    Malaysia can't be held by force: Urn
    69 11 pENANG, Fri. Dr. Mm Chong Eu, secre-tary-general of the l'nit«*J Democratic Party, today expressed fears that the < Government action in cancelling the PAP regtstrjtlon will produce a situation whereby political problems are solved by the mob Initead of by organised democratic pro-
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    PARTY WILL HAVE SAME NAME, SAME SYMBOL
    834 11  - PARTY WILL HAVE SAME NAME, SAME SYMBOL CHEW LOY KHOON Devan applies for registration of the PAP in Malaya rE ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Fri.— M.P. for Bungsar, Mr. C.V. Devan Nair, today formally applied for registration of a new political party in the States of Malaya "in the name and
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    Held: Two Indons who spent a week in Singapore
    110 11 CINGAPORE. Fri. Tw« Indonesian fishermen, who spent a week selling fish in Paslr Panjanr. were arrested by a police constable in the Southern Islands last night. P.C. Atan bin Mohamed saw them wandering near his police post in Pul.m Sudan? at
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    Sambanthan for Montreux
    59 11 KUALA LVMPL'R. Frl. The i Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications. Dato V. T. I Sambanthan, will lead a fourman delegation to the International Telecommunications Union conference in Montreux, Switzerland, next Tuesday. Other members are the DirectorGeneral of Telecommunications, Mr. Chew Kam Pok. and Controllers of Telecommunica'
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    $1.5 mil moon cakes sold
    56 11 SINGAPORE. Pr: Some two million moon rakes worth more than $1.5 million are estimated to have been sold In Singapore duriif? the two- week moon cake festival- which climaxed wan children's lantern processions In Chinatown tonight.. Chinese res'nurant.s reported substantial increase in sales ef moon
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      Lock icon U Thant's call: Get China into UN as soon as possible
      253 12 U Thant's call: Get China into UN as soon as possible OTTAWA, Fri.— The United Nations Secretary-General, V Thant, yesterday called for action "as soon as possible" to bring Communist China into the world organisation. In an address read for him to the 54th conference of the Inter-Parlia-mentary I'nion here.
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      Plane crashes
      25 12 PARIS. Fri. France's experimental vertical take-off and land' Ing (V.T.0.L.) fighter, the Balzac, crashed killing the pilot, i spokesman for the makers said.
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      165 12 DOMINICAN COUP LEADER SENT ABROAD j OANTO DOMINGO. Fri. Gen. Elias Wessin V Wessin was taken by armed escorts to a waitI ing US. military plane I last night and flown out I of the Dominican Rej public. President Hector Garda- Godoy then announced on radio and television that he
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      Lock icon Dispute over Portugal: WHO meeting suspended
      106 12 LUSAKA. Fri. The World Health Organisation regional committee meeting here has been suspended following a dispute over the i attendance of Portugal. Guinea and Mali have challenged Portugal's right to attend, but I Mr. Peter Matoka. Zambian Health Minister and chairman of the WHO
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      2 women shot
      35 12 CHICAGO. Pri. Two young women, their eyes and mouths covered with adhesive tape, were found shot to death near a suburban cemetery yesterday. Police said they were victims of a "professional" execution.
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      67 12 ...BEFORE BOMBS FALL ON THEIR VILLAGE A VIETNAMESE mother and her children swim across a river to escape the bombs of an American air strike on a village near Quinhon, South Vietnam. Vietcong saipers were firing at U.S. marines from the village, and the marines ushered all
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      Lock icon Vixen crashes
      39 12 MALTA. Frl. The Royal 1 Navy here last night announced that a Vixen aircraft from the aircraft carrier Eagle bad crashed Into the sea 25 miles south of Malta during flying exercises- There were no survivors. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Withdraw all rupiahs, paper suggests
      130 12 JAKARTA, Fri. A leading Jakarta newspaper today suggested that the Government declare invalid all 'the money in circulation to < urn the current inflation. Suluh Indonesia (Torch of Indonesia) said: "The only way out which is still not too late is to withdraw all the
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      Lock icon 21ST RAID BY B-52 BOMBERS FROM GUAM
      253 12 21ST RAID BY B-52 BOMBERS FROM GUAM SAIGON. Friday. A NUMBER of Guam-based U.S. Air Force B-52 bombers today raided a Vietcong stronghold about 325 miles north-east of Saigon, a U.S military spokesman reported. Under security restrictions, neither thr number of planes taking part nor the amount of bombs dropped
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      Lock icon 'Trunk man' found guilty of spying
      77 12 JERUSALEM Fri iCTaeltborn Mordecai Luk. known as the "man in the trunk." was found (Tuilty here yesterday of syp'ng for Eeynt. Rome customs officials found Luk. 31. bound and (ragged in a trunk about to be smuggled out on Cairo-Bound aircraft as United Arab
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      Lock icon Brakes go on bus striptease shows
      120 12 Brakes go on bus striptease shows TMPEH. Fri. Striptease on wheels started as the latest venture here in thr entertainment field, but the authorities quickly pat the brakes on. Last Sunday an excursion bus motored out of T.iipeh carrying about 40 passengers along witfi two stripteasers to Wulai, a scenic
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      Japan to cut taxes
      65 12 TOKYO. Pri. The Japanese Government Is to rut taxes to help the accumulation of private and corporation capital, the Finance Minister. Mr. Takeo Fukuda. said today. He told a conference of Finance Ministry officials that Japan's economy had recovered enough from the war and her International
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      316 12 Butler in bid for 'peace with Hitler' sensation I ONDON. Pri. The L* British Government yesterday began investigating ,i report that a wartime Conservative Minister talked of making peare with Hitler behind. Sir Winston Churchill's back. The straneo affair was n»»urrected by a former Swedish diplomat. Air. Bioern Prytz. At
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      3,000 homeless
      31 12 JAKARTA. Fri. About 3.000 I people »ere made homeless wnen I a f.re drsrrovpd their houses in Palembane South Sumatra, th« official Antara news agency r*> 1 ported today.
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      147 13 IN reply to the letter from Mr. Loke Kum Cheng (S.T. Bept. 6>. I wish to Inform him that street lighting to the Government co-operative housing estate in Pava Lebar Road was paid for by the Government Cooperative Housing Society, which constructed the roads
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      137 13 WHAT'S WRONG WITH TV MALAYSIA? I AM amazed that you allow your newspaper to continually publish false information. I think you should cover yourself by printing in bold capitals the following notice below the advertised Television Malaysia programmes: "The above information is printed merely to fool the public and is
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      60 13 ]tf AY I suggest that the Game Department impose a limit of five birds a day and not more than 25 birds a season on the number of green pigeons that can be shot by any one person. If we have In mind the conservation of our declining wildlife, this
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      21 13 T WAS rudely told at the Road Transport Department in Kuala Lumpur that rheques are not acceptable. Why? PIZZLED Kuala Lumpur
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      Goats in school field
      146 13 RESIDENTS of Free School Road adjoining the school are perturbed by the incon.sideratlon of some of their neighbours, living in Dlv. 1 quarters, who allow their goats to wander untended around the Free School field. These goats are a perpetual danger to the schoolboys who come
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      117 13 KAMPAR has been without a decent market for more than three years. The old market building was pulled down to make way for a new two-storey one. This new building took more than two years to construct. Now that it has been completed, there ih more
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      559 13 T<HE Resident Architect in his apparent eagerness to pour cold (rain) water on your report headed "Moths and Roof Leaks at the new International Airport" supplies some interesting; statistics. The roof of the terminal building Is 144.090 square feet more than three acres
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      77 13 r takes three years to get an Honours degree in Arts at the University of Malaya, and four years to Ret an engineering decree. Yet the Honours graduate in Arts joins the civil service at $592 a month and entera the time-scale a year later al $628.
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      Trying to turn us into neurotics?
      191 13 AN extraordinary piece of news appeared In the columns of your paper of Sept. 7. "Heavy drinking linked with mouth cancer". It says, and then goes on to define heavy drinking as "more than four drinks a day". With the bit between his teeth,
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      45 13 NOW that Singapore is no longer in Malaysia, is it still necessary to obtain certificates of suitaability for admission to the University of Singapore or other institutions of higher learning In Singapore? If so. to whom should applications be made? SV. ML 1 111 Klang
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      25 13 1 WROTE to the Registrar of Motor Vehicles. Sclangor, on Aug. 10 and again «.n Aug. 23. Neither letter has been answered ANGRY Kuala Lumpur.
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      869 14 RUGS. CARPETS k CURIOS M W,rd» tt (Min Box tt cl: utrm /J BLACKWOOO. ROSEWOOO LAC OUER Furniture. Horcelaln, Iw lade Ornament, etc. tS, T'.v-srtoa Lao*, i. (Spore). Tel: 3»21'.>. l.lng. Persian A Bokhara (Semi Antlsju*/ Antique). Indian Handmade Wsellen Plea*. Indian Handmade Woollen EmoessM Indian Handmade Wsellen Pattsns. Chknees-Styl*
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      534 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE t 10 rl,. fxlm MCA ra* In I t *V>rX 1963 OPtL RCKARD. r«n s IM<. I bjSMM Ay* 19*0 TRIUMPH TR3 Conv»rUh-* "can;, disc <"er •> !llent cv offer. Pboee Wt%. ASIA MOTOR CO. LTO i j ;ril>DlNO. 3RCHARI) IIOAU. SINUAHORB noJaFaoNat: nvi4a 3. ITer Tou
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      1249 15 r//ri.R\jz//v£s to 1 aaafaßSJßjßVaTaVavaajßjßßaVaVjajßjaVjßjßVaaßVJßVaaßßßVaaaßßaaaaaaaVJßa 1 Thf. t»CT Aw'ATiC COvP* .r L'l Kcporaied «> O*"^'k EXPRESS SAILIN6S 10 NEM EASI, CONTINENT ANO <CANBINAVIAi Smgapuri P. b tia» Peaa«g Am beooa Havre HDurg Rota Aara Copt PANAMA a) Sept U2l Sept 27/74 23/21 Oct II 21 Oct 21 Nef I 4 II
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      1317 15 feEUERMiUI BUCKMLL S.S. CO., LTD. U.K. /Continent Sltftport P. S'nara Paaaaa Cm IV UCBFIEU Loosen Hsaaurt, I'daa Hall is Sipt Cm Of SUSCO* Londea. Hmlirg. RntliiOaa. Havre Null, ImW Ifara aWStft 21 Sett Cm or POONA* Lisbon, LoMoa. Haaaarg. Rotterdaa Hall 4/ I Oct 7/ I Ott Cm or UPON
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    Trading in Rubber Mart is mainly thin,
    390 16 rE past week saw relative- 1 ly thiii trading apart from Increased activity In forwards, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly review of the Rubber Market. The Indo-Paklstan conflict Initially made tor slightly steadier although i^ulet con- dltlons. but mid-meek, prices btjgSQ
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    151 16 MEX3OLRNE. m. JNDUSTRIALS steadied today Vtttl movrs in taIMMI and narrower Trading «v >uotiutd Moil Ic.idcih ;mproved with B.H.P. up 6d lo 50s. New Broken Hill attain provtd-i-i] -hi leaturp :n txise metals uaiiiuii; a lurther Is. 3d. to 4&s. 3d. Others moved narrowly. A.0.0. continued to attract
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 16 part noon *net* o#r eicui ycMarday Cccanut all: hulk *4V a«U«ra. drum (Si »..rr. Ceara: Srpt./Orr, UK/CootlDeot Lii<jjoie<l hwr: M—lB* 'bit* *lT7f a* Her*. Sarawak white $I7S erllera spactul Sarawak black |U7| aellen. sarbicd Ljuapoag blucK *li.-. (Ml isrllen (all LW), AUTA tITTI (Mi *tll*r» IM Num. »in«ao«r«
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    DOLLAR RATE
    57 16 T'llf. inrsrnt rate of ilir SlalajMi dollar uic.tin.st the pound sterlinx li\rd on Vmrmbrr I last yrar is v-lUiik. T.T. or O.D. is, 3 13 lbd Buyinj T.T. 2a. 4 1 16 d. Bnvinc O.I). 2s. 4> N d. Ilir dollar i* at It- statutory middle position in
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    710 16 g( SIXK9B in and reported to the Sincaporr and Kuala l.ampur trading room* of the •M:x k I \rh.incc of Malaysia mtrrdat. with the namber of the shares traded in bracket* was: INDUSTRIALS: Ounlop. 51.29 SI.. (2.0001 $1. 30: (S. 000) fl. 58: r and N.
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    UNCHANGED PATTERN AGAIN ON STOCK MARKETS
    827 16 From Our Market Correspondent fFHE Stock Exchange con- eluded the last full day's trading of the week yesterday unchanged in pattern from the three or four previous days. Turnover was again extremely small (178,033 shares) and the market was practically trendless. No selling pressure
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    Fall of ten dollars in Straits tin price
    511 16 INFLI KNCED b> the rasur London market on Thurs- day. thr Straits tin price yesterday fell SlO to INI per plrul. The overnight 3 months .if ternmtn buyers price had fallen by >0 S per ton. The estimated offering was Mil tons,
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Malayan Stork Indira Srpt. 9. Sept. 10. 'Industrials: 73.37 73.17 Tin>: 93.61 !>3.22 S rubber*: 10.'.8.> 102.85 l»f. 30. 1963 100. Drc. 29. 1962 100.
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    36 16 I 'l'Mt A««*ciati*n *f Banks m Mau. 1 ..j Its r»'f« n!» ymtrrdar (all ratea la I OalMflf TT *r OO ready: H»iltwl Cuildtrt ll<t Franca IM FfiMh rnnu Italian Lira ;<• »nd Oannh Krener
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      780 16 ABSTRALIA ItAIANO SERVICI INOIA. PARItIAN INB P. «•!> bIfYICI t*> i.'-MtH taria.a*. Milkaaraa. Staaa*. If rfatras aM Nafaaattxaai **n»i>t i »<n. to«i r*or* P v«w "laaaa. BULIMIA 11 Sift 14 IS Sett It 11 Sett RAJUU Sulef I* Part 12 Sett (ARPkIA j Oci a/ a Ocl 1, 12 Ocl
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 17 Sept. 10. MALAYAN KUBBER PRICE: M 1 (up oneeighth of a cent). TIN: 5760 (down $10). Unofficial estimated 1 offering 260 tons (down 5 tons).
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    257 17 CEPTEMBEI In -1 Ktade rubber 1.0. b. bajFWI < losed at 5 p.m. 111 MagafjßM >tiU Kuala l.umpur teslerd.»v al (io'l cent* per Ib. up v inn BsXtsik ol a tent on Thurs- day's csßSfat iBWI tor the position. 1 Hie tone uas idle. 1 1; \S. and
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    221 17 Ml Three months. INDUSTRIALS lll.ti Veneer v cts. i. McAIIMcr 10 cts CM. Holdings M. Invi-at. lucta. U < is. N. Iron Sets. Dunlops 11 eta. 0.C.8.C. 14 cts. K sm.ltlng 18 cts. Rothmana 9 cts. ■saßlSetßi Robinsons 10 eta l 10 eta. Kan. 7 eta. i cts.
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    81 17 t^HIPS lying alongsidt ths Slngapors Hsrbour «nj..ii or expected to 1 Cjrpru 11. Ctt] of Rlpon HronlPKskl 18, leas Maersk I Nagasaki U/W, I t;yoknk:u Hani in 41. l'n-id<nt Taylor I 44 Usix-roa 4t>. I. Perak PORT 3WETTENHAM: Whjrf Berti -r«k: J Crawfoi I Stream Berths: Uarryl>ank.
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    Rubber crops
    68 17 Fiinher August rubber crops UK liuled: BenU 174.0U0 1b Jerani Kni nt. in 117.000 11). Kundnnu I TanlODg Pau 231.000 lb Mrni.ak.il. I Ib., and Sunjn Bu^jii 268.000 lb. I nit.d sMrM 459.492 lb Aver I Molrk 8!.290 lb.. Leon K Him Baa, ltd. 192.561 lb.. and Xjalas
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    11 17 Hong tne npEtaanct t; market on holiday yesterday. h
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      168 17 (Continued from pace 14) VEHICLES FOR SAIE U >«.»<fj <s i llin Box SO ct: txtro VOLKSWAGEN 1500 Registered January 1964, Immaculate condition, I'omprehi n-iw Insurance till May 1966. Tr!<-phone Spore *****. LYONS MOTORS LIMITED. 02/100. ORCHARD* ROAD. SINOAPORE 0. USED CARS FOR SAL! 1964 Sunburn Rspisr $5,200 1964 Hillman
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      925 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE /S Word* U (Min.)-Box SO ct: txtrm 1960 VAUXHALL CRESTA Two toot; rxcellent condition 52.250 0.n.0. Apply i IB Instructors Flat 1 HM.N liarrarks, Woodlands, Singapore. KUN Barracks Kxt. M> SINGAPORE MOTORS LIMITEO 313 319 Orchard Koad. Singapore, V. offers a wide selection ot excellent condition second-hand
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      789 17 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE. ETC. IS Word* M (Mi*.)— Bex il tt* txtr, GENTLEMEN tor HwMiaD U.ul|r Steambatn. Kaclal Treatment. Maal. cure. HulrcutliDC. Tinting "Jraoa' Air-conditioned Salon. 'MA. Hcoani Lane. ißpore) 21MU JEUNEStS ET BEAUTE meam. bath m\ Body-maaaaK* by experienced masseur/masseuse. Modern A Bygleoic 22 Ngee Aon BuikUnn. Orchard Road Telephone:
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      713 17 NOTICES TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M..S. CAP. 1371 i IFOH MUNICIPALITY NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that it la proposed to permit the corner- I slon of one end unit* on the > ground floor ot each of the four blocks of residential flats now under construction on Lots 4276S Si
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      1242 17 MAJLIS AMANAH RA'AYAT Applications are invttrd for the following appointment*: I PUBLICITY AND INFORMATION OFFICER DIVISION 1 Salary $982 t 34 II HI Duties: (l) To ccver new; c- ents and particulars a: to the activities, amis' and achievements ol MARA. (11) To initiate action on the findings of MARA
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      504 17 KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. Tawaran daripada Pemborou^J yang berdafur dl-J.K H dls kelas "D" dan ka-.i Kepala VII akan dl-teiima diPejabat Juruiera Negeri JKH Perak Ipoh hingga Jam pukol 3 .00 petang pada 1.10 65. MEMASANO DAN ME.NYA.MBONG SALORAN AVER IA.C. MAIN) 18 GAHIS PUSAT DAN LAIN 2 PEKERJAAN YANG BERKAITAN
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      101 17 TENDER KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. JOHOR ..i Pnnboroin:2 vii-J K.H di-dalam tkan di.bat Jurutera Kerj* Kanan. Jabalan Kerja Raya. Muar :kol 12 trilKßtl 1181 l ib Sepiember. 1965 untok: PINDAAN BANGUNAN DAPOR KAPADA BAHAGIAN X-RAY. RLMAH SAKIT. IANGKAK. Ur3 boleh dl-dapu'l a kerja di-Pejabat JuruJ K R.. Muar. Sampol boraiiK tawaran
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    43 18 '■■.•nry F- '"><•- iv a <■<> shell -'.i.- Portland H:.n-f't'-ir) rtm tmt W ind lS2vd at Donra.«*T resterdav. Smarting nt 100-7. Go Shell won by a neck f >m Compensation '6-P with Hleh Sun. the M fivourite. ♦hlrd half a lenetb nwnv
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    71 18 PENANG. Fri.— The raeln« «rhedule for the Autumn meetInjr here is: First Day— Cl 3. ni,« 1. and S— "f. IMt I—s«4f:1 5«4f n 3. I>i\< 1 and «f. Cl t, Mm 1 and 2— 7 f. Div I— !H .f «—«nH Diiv: Cl 5. Dlrs 1 and
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    825 18  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with SP.TLIGHT BUT BELLE ROSHEEN IS LEADING FANCY IN KING'S CUP gELLE ROSHEEN is expected to win for the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, the $15,000 King's Cup sprint at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. Leading jockey Des Coleman rides the Tulloh-train-ed Irish mare— owned
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    519 18 pENANG. FT.. —Because or I insufficient entries the Penang Turf Club has curtailed Its scheduled three- day Autumn Meeting to only j two days Sept. 19 and 26, i] both Sundays. Only a total of 126 horses «0 from Class 2. 31 from Class 3 and
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    1050 18 RACE 1-2.0 Class 4 Div 3 ($5,200) 6f 1 ***** Tolly SUm Harmony St> Allan 8 9.0 Nekon ***** Woman's World a <Mr Mrs XL Chonjji Tjoa 5 8.10 (F) Mitchell 1 3 ***** Powerful CBX. On<») Donnelly 6 8 4 Johnson 5 4 t*
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      623 18 U^M TENDER NOTICE Tenders will b* received from reKls'enrd CteM °A and above PW U Contractors by The V:oeChanreHor. Unlveralty of Malaya. allrv. Kuala Lumpur, up i fi> I'J 0*) N<»ti on Monday. 27tli SepU-ml" THK EREC- FTION OK FOR CLINICAI I'NI■VA KUALA -••rclvra after; 'his dat« atll be rejected.
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      543 18 AUCTION SALE Valuable Building and <S grants i totalling 32 acrea 2 roods 34 pole* situated at Ja.M. Teorau In Lhe Township or Johore Bahru I will be soid by Public Auction by i Mr R Valthyaiinghßm at No. 38 Jal%n Tr Johore < Biihru on Sunday tbc lSrh day
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      109 18 engine experts choose Champion spark plugs CHAMPION Insist on new silvery-plated World s favorite spark plug I Play sport, certainly, but play it safe. Treat sprains or strains quickly and regularly 3 to 4 tirres a day with Elliman's Embrocation safe, positive relief for the pain of muscular strains, Rheumatic
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    367 19 Seap Games Soccer World roundup By MANSOOR RAHMAN J^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The fust practical tests made on expun mental strips of the Seap Games bitumen running track were a success this morning. Oh Boon Tat, chairman of the Seap Games Technical and Facilities Committee,
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    Seap Games selection on consistency: Niaz
    378 19 SINGAPORE. I'll Singapore athletes have been told that I If Singapore compete in the Seap Games In Kuala Lumpur, either as an independent country or as part of the Malaysian team, their selection will be based only on their consistent performances. Mr. Ntaz Mohamed
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        362 19 ENGLAND HIT 160-2 IN HEAVY GOING pRICKET London, —In between squally showers at Scarborough, which eventually terminated play after a loss of 2Jhrs, England scored 160-2 in reply to the Rest of the World's total of 215. A wet outfield held up the start for 15mlns and then alter adding
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      SUMMARY ANDERSON HOCKEY CARNIVAL CHAMPIONS
      178 19 SUMMARY ANDERSON HOCKEY CARNIVAL CHAMPIONS IPOH. Fri. Anderson .School swept the board m the tive-cUy hockey carnival for schools he.-i which ended today the Mureira Shield Jor Toys, Sliaid.ili sh.old for boys under-U and the David Shield for girls Results Morcira Shield: ACS S ■SYS 1: SMI 1 IS.S I;
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      Clubs succeed in 'dissolve Safa council' bid
      249 19 Clubs succeed in 'dissolve Safa council' bid- CIINOAPORX. Fri. At a speS clal meeting lasting 30 minutes today Singapore Amateur F. A. Council unanimously decided to dissolve Itself and to convene an extraordinary general meeting on Sept. 20 to form a new council. It also decided to appoint Mr. Kee
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      Adamson leads Perak side
      68 19 I SEREMBAN, Prl. S-ngapore and Selangor "A" will meet in the opening match of thus year's MRU seven-a-side championship here tomorrow. Peralc. the defending champions and one of the favourites, will be led by Bill Adamson. I Other players are: Zalnal Yen. Syed Rahman Daud, Churn;
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    109 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Che Kamsiah Ibrahim, wife of the Principal Dental Officer, Perak. Inche Ibrahim ■\:issin. left here today to attend the 10-day world conference -if National Women's insitutes at Dublin. Ireland. Che Kamsiah, who is the chairman of the Perak branch of
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    419 20 LONDON, Frl The big event In ihe city today was the announcement by the Bank ol England that new arrangements had been entered Into lor backing sterling <vhlch, as the Bank of England Mated, has already benefited lro-r the earlier measures. The stuck markets bad been looking very
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    88 20 SINGAPORE. Frt.— The prtzeciunn ceremony of the Agfacolor Cine competition 1965, organised by the Singapore Cine Club recently, will be held at the National Library lecture hall at 8.15 pmon Monday. Ie first prize was won by Mr. John White for his documentary film on the training
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    74 20 LONDON. Frt.— The 2-1 favourite Prince Hansel, owned by J. Barker, won the Doncaster Cup run over 2 1 miles at Doncaster today. He beat Homeward Bound (4-1) by six lengths, with Grey of Falloden (100-7; third, another four lengths away. Bracey Bridge (7-2) won
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    24 20 SINGAPORE. Frt. A Police Band will give a free public performance at the Esplanade tomorrow from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    116 20 rpOKYO. Frl. Typhoon X Shirley hammered across western Japan today, killing at least 34 people, destroying hundreds of houses and causing vast flooding with its 173 mph winds. Early toniuht Shirley had swirled into the Sea of Japaii but m losing its punch as
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