The Straits Times, 22 September 1965

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    22 1 VERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times AW***' Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 100S
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    Thenew King takes oath of office
    821 1 The new King takes oath of office By NICK MASON and SAMAD MAHADI Kuala Lumpur, Tues. THE Trengganu Ruler, Sultan Ismail Nasiruddm Shah, today began his reign as the fourth Yang di-Pertuan Agong. Witnessed by his brother Muleis, the (iovcrnors of Malacca, Penang .'ind Sarawak, the Yang di-Pertua Nccara of
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    Malaysia gets endorsement
    32 1 TEL) N.\ I lONS T'.nv V-ia's ciuiiliclaus lor virr-preMdeii'.- o: the kl Aosrmblv. o three o.' ttu I IT Vire-Pn the election, which probably will be held tomorrow.— UPl.
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    Big hunt for lost copter
    172 1  - Big hunt for lost copter GEOFFREY GELDARD From ITUCHING, Tins. Aircraft searched all day today tor signs of a British Army scout helicopter which was missing between Lundu and Kuching yesterday afternoon. By this evening, the missing helicopter hud not been spotted. Lundu is 40 miles west of 1 Kuching.
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    Lock icon Ceasefire hopes are high
    553 1 Ceasefire hopes are high India: We'll accept if Pakistan does UNITED NATIONS, Tues. United Nations diplomats were optimistic today that both India and Pakistan would honour the Security Council's 48-hour deadline for a ceasefire. To refuse to heed the demand would place either Male in breach of its obligations under
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    Lock icon Rioters raze USIS
    201 1 KARACHI, Tues. A mob of about 10.000 people burned down the IS. Information Service library in Karachi and pulled down the I'.N. flag from the I'nited Nations building. The violence followed a general strike in tb- city j with all shops and businesses closed in protest against
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    Moscow invites Toh and Raja to Russia
    135 1 Moscow invites Toh and Raja to Russia IrNITEO NATIONS. I Tuev The S<>\ irt Ambassador. >Ir Nikolai T. I edorenko. Ntstird.iv u.i\<- Sim;;i--por«-"s tra\ filing >linistrr*. a pirsonal invitation to visit Moscow. Dr. Toh Chin Ckjre, Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister. and the Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Ra.jaratnam. hatting uith Mr.
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    Lock icon Bolivia emergency
    25 1 LA PA/. Tub Bolivia'.-, ruling .iiin!ii od;i d 'creed .< nation. ■neruency in view oi th >*t lon in the country's jiutioim mines.— Reuter.
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    Sock's rice and sugar army
    126 1 Sock's rice and sugar army JAKARTA. Tues. The Jakarta army garrison will soon takr over distribution of all rice, salt, .md petroleum products in the national capital, the official news agency Antara announced today. Trado Minister Brlg.-Oen. Jusuf revealed after top-le»d Government talks thai Garrison Commander M I Umar Wlrahadlkusuma
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    STOP PRESS
    23 1 PAKISTAN AGREES i i.m li.i accepted i Nations demand for I mir ceasrlirr iisii.ilh j informed source* hen tonight —l PI
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    4 die in crash
    11 1 SINGAPORE, mandi d five injure* thrir truck
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      Lock icon PEKING BUILDS UP 20m. MAN MILITIA FOR WAR
      168 2 PEKING BUILDS UP 20m. MAN MILITIA FOR WAR 'TOKYO, Tues. Communist China announced today that it wa* strengthening its militia t o combat readiness to prepare for a "forced war on the Chinese people." 'If the US. impcrialisU forced uar on the Chinese proplr. thrre would be millions of people
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      Lock icon Red paper raps China
      63 2 PARIS. Tues. The Frrncll Communist Party ncwsoaper L'Hu•e today accused China of trying to extend the Indo-Pakis-tan conflict An editon.d .said: "Neither tlie proplc of India nor ho.se of Pakistan nor in other people in the world hn\e anything to gam from the continuation of the
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      Lock icon Another warning note to India by Peking
      347 2 PEKING. Tues £HINA today accused India of deliberately u provoking an armed conflict between the two nations. The charge was made in a Note handed to the Indian Charge d'Affaires in Peking in, the early hours of this morning, saying Indian troops intruded
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      Lock icon World Bank pressure to stop fighting
      276 2 World Bank pressure to stop fighting WASHINGTON. Tues. The World Bank was reported yesterday to have informed Pakistan that the nine-nation Aid-Pakis-tan Club would postpone a US$5OO million pledging session on Thursday if fighting continued with India. World Bank officials sa.d the Thursday session was still scheduled but that a
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      Lock icon Mao's envoy in UAR talks
      69 2 CAIRO. Tues. The Chinese Ambassador liere. Mr. Chen Chia Kang. last Light had talks with j the UAR Foi°»ign Minister. Mr. Mihmouci Riad. I No details werr disclosed but observers here belirvp ihp AmtMsi sadoi's meeting \wth Mr. Riad and his talks yesterday with Premier
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      Lock icon 'Save water' plea
      32 2 PEKING Tues.— More than s\y. million people living la Peking and its extensive outskirts were today called upon to save water alter a yar of abnormally dry weather Reuter.
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      Lock icon A HANDSHAKE APART.
      81 2 GANGTOK. iSlkkirm. Tues. A report from the Sikkim-China frontier last night said Communist troops had been firIng sporadically across the border all day It said Indian forces had "not yet" returned the fire. Earlier military reports had called the border situation "quiet but tense.' A high Indian
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      Lock icon Cost in men, tanks and planesaccording to India
      238 2 \EW DELHI, Tues. 11 An Indian Defence Ministry spokesman said yesterday 391 Pakistani tanks hud been put out of use of which 38 were captured. He :<a.d India had about 100. A total (if 64 Pakistan: aircraft had been destroyed In the
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      Lock icon Freedom joy
      25 2 VALLETTA. Tuck—- Malta I day bcßin.s two days ol celebr.<- tions niwrkiiiß thn flnt anniversary o( tlio inland's independenca within the Commonwealth. Reuter.
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      Enter Soekarno the fighter
      301 3 Enter Soekarno the fighter JAKARTA. Tuesday PRESIDENT Soekarno last night scoffed at the Indonesian parliament and said that the body was only in charge of assisting the President in carrying out his duty. "I am not responsible to the parliament or what is called here the House of People's Representatives.
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      Lock icon Two-way Channel swim record
      139 3 Two-way Channel swim record FVOVER. Tups. Ame- rican swimmer Ted Erickson, 37. from Chicago, early today completed a two-way swim of the English Channel in a record time of 30hrs. lOmins. llriluon, *37. a phv>io-che-mlst. left here on Sunday night, arrived at the French coast on Monday morning and after
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      Lock icon Homes target
      25 3 LONDON Tom I,ondonprs will «pt 125.000 n>>w homes in the next three years, tlio Junior Housing MiiiLstrr Mr. Robert v announced yesterday. Reuter.
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      Indons arrest American
      68 3 JAKARTA. Ti;p.=. Mr- Phul V'ohs. the American airport manager of Pan American Airways here, was taken into custody by the Indonesian police a week two, nn American Embassy spokesman, revealed today. The spokesman said Mr. Vohti was held for investigation of an, accusation lat* last month that
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      Vive de Gaulle
      38 3 PARIS. Tues. Gen. de Gaulle has the support of 63 per cent of French uomen as President of the Repub'ic compared with 57 per cent of the men. according to a public opinion poll here.
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      Lock icon Thai P.Ms tour
      34 3 CANBERRA Tues— The Prime Minister of Thailand. Marshal Kittlkarhorn, Is to visit Australia! as a Government guest* from Oct 28 to Nov. 6. He will oe accompanied by hi* wife— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Indon withdrawal
      26 3 I LONDON. Tues. Indonesia has withdrawn from world merUca; conference opening here •tow. Dr. GD Donnnn. chairman of the Association Council, announced tonight. Reuter.
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      Strike—but a new paper appears
      225 3 Strike— but a new paper appears V T EW YORK. Tues. A morning newspaper named the Daily Mirror appeared on news-stands this morning on the sixth day of New York City's newspaDer strike. The new paper will have a press run of 300.000 and plans to -stay In business "This
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      Lock icon A mighty leap in Trafalgar Square
      42 3 UIGH above the heads of spectators, a Sierra Leone dancer leaps spectacularly in Trafalgar Square. London. The African troupe took part in a programme in connection with the Commonwealth Arts Festival, which officially opened last Thursday.—Mirrorpic.
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      Lock icon MURDER TRIAL TOLD OF GIRL IN BATHTUB
      281 3 MURDER TRIAL TOLD OF GIRL IN BATHTUB BONN, Tuesday. American army lieutenant, accused of murdering his girl friend, yesterday heard his own allege d confession of how he choked her in a bathtub, cut up her body, and scattered parts of it along a highway. The confession, read by the
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    Two youths admit smash-grab in Geylang
    226 4 Two youths admit smash-grab in Geylang SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TWO youths pleaded guilty in the Ninth Magis(fate's Court today to theft of $4(M) worth of jewellery fVom the Liang Kwang goldsmith shop in Geylang Road :il 10.35 a.m. yesterday. Azni bin Mohamed Ishak, 19, and Abu Bakar bin Mohamed Eusoff, 20,
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    'CROCODILE TEARS' OVER JAIL, ROTAN SENTENCE
    233 4 'CROCODILE TEARS' OVER JAIL, ROTAN SENTENCE SINGAPORE. Tue.v A police supervisee, Tham Sau Kee. 26. described by a district judge u "a scoundrel of the lowest order," today broke down, and pleaded for leniency after admitting causing nurt to a coffee-shop proprietor to extort $10. The Third Criminal District Judge.
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    Talk on brandy
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Tue.v Mr Sim Bock Choon. senior executive of Bousteads. will izivp a talk on The truth about brandy." at the Rotary Club of Singapore-West's luncheon meeting at the Princes Restaurant on Thursday.
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    Safety first
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A safety first talk will be held at the Cedar Secondary School hall at 2 30 p.m. tomorrow. Assistant Superlntendant of Police. Mr. R.W. Wood- worth will speak on "Traffic Problems fn Singapore".
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    $1,600 gift by Inner Wheel Club to Home
    98 4 $1,600 gift by Inner Wheel Club to Home SINGAPORE. Tues— The Inner Wheel Club will present a cheque for $1,600 to the Singapore Cheshire Home at a tea pnrty tomorrow at the home of Mrs. Miranda Eu. Mrs. Wee Chong Jin. wife of the Chief Justice of Singapore and chairman
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    $50 raised for blind poet
    50 4 Singapore. iues. ine Malay members of PAP have collected over $50 for the partially blind poet. Inche Jimy Asmara. The money was handed today by Inche Othman Wok. the Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, to Inche Nongchik Ghany, secretary of the Jlmy Asmara Trustee.
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    AGRICULTURE SHOW AT KALLANG DRAWING HUGE CROWDS
    68 4 AGRICULTURE SHOW AT KALLANG DRAWING HUGE CROWDS SINGAPORE. Tues. The weeklo'.ig Singapore Agricultural Show, which opened at Kalians Park on Saturday, is drawing enormous crowds. More than 130.000 people, including tonight's crowd, have so far visited the mammoth exhibition to see how the island's rural economy ticks. Some 4,000 people
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    100,000 Xmas cards to be sold for charity
    122 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Christmas Fair fundraising campaign is expected to raise $10,000 from the sale of 100.000 Christmas cards this year. The cards are printed in four languages, and are being sold at 10 cents and 20 cents at C.K. Tangs the
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    Goodwill tour of Thailand
    50 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 16-day goodwill tour of Thailand in December is being organised by the Kancanarama Thai Buddhist Temple. The group will leave Singapore on Dec. 9. and return on Dec. 24. Those interested can contact the Rev Kasem Panthumai, or the Rev. Attpalo. Tel. *****.
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    Quilted bags
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A demonstration talk on the making of quilted bags and cushions by Mrs. Nancy Lim will be the main Item of the YWCA International Women's Club meeting at Raffles Quay premises tomorrow morning.
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    Prizes for best window displays of Pan books
    98 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Federal Publications, the exclusive agents of the James Bond paperback books published by Pan Books Ltd., has just presented prizes to winners of the Pan books window display competition held recently in conjunction with the screening of "Goldfinger." Mr Tang
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    AIRPORT GALLERY MAY RE-OPEN
    161 4 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. THE Director of Civil Aviation, Mr. Tan Beng San today indicated that the waving gallery of the Singapore International Airport would be re-opened to the public soon. The gallery, he explained, had been closed for the past five months for repairs and "security reasons."
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    Four Indonesian traders get 4 months jail
    236 4 Four Indonesian traders get 4 months jail SINGAPORE, Tuesday. pOl'K Indonesian Chinese were senl to jail today for offences under the Internal Security Act Hoa Seng and Ong Kim Gek of Pulau Samboe wire each jailed for one month for entering a controlled area yesterday The First Criminal District Court
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    Special course at the Poly
    75 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A special course. •■lntroduction to financial management" conducted by Mr. Kenneth S Most, head of the School of Accountancy. Singapore Polytechnic, will commence on Sept. 28. The lectures will be held at the main lecture theatre. Polytechnic, trom 5.30 to 7 p.m. each
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    Consular lunch
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Royal Consulate-General of Saudi Arabia will hold a buffet lunch at noon tomorrow at the Consulates ofltce at the Asia Insur.iiv r Building in connection with Saudi Arabia's National Day celebrations on Thursday.
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    No-water areas
    65 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Water will be shut off tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in Lorong Tukang Tiga. and from 9.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. along Lim Chu Kanj; Road from 15 i m s.. to 20- m.s., the whole of Ama Keng Road. Sungei Gedong Road. Sarimbum
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    Musical comedy
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Sceneshlfters' next production will be a musical comedy. "Duenna", and will be staged at the Cultural Centre from Nov. 30 to Dec. 4-
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    MIC meeting
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The executive council of the Malaysian Indian Congress in Singapure will meet at 5 p.m. on Sunday at Congress House in Race Course Lane.
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    Three years for man who lived on his wits—
    432 5 Three years for man who lived on his wits— pENANG, Tues.— The Sessions Court president. Inche Abdullah Ghazali. today jailed lor three years a pro--1 es s i onal conlidence trickster who. according to the prosecution, "chose his victims from the well-to-do c hisses." "He is a menace and the
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    Juliah—alone in the world at 16
    154 5 Juliah alone in the world at 16 SINGAPORE. .Mon. Julian blnte Mohammrd Noor. 16. thr sole survivor of an accident on thr it Hitam trunk road 4? days »KO, which virtually wiped out her family, today sobbed: "I really rlo not know what my future is going to bo" In
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    The hard task of drawing industry —by Dato Wong
    311 5 The hard task of drawing industry by Dato Wong PENANG, Tu«« THE response oi capital, both local and foreign, to proposals to establish industries in Penang Island has not been very encouraging, the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, said today. So far the State Government has received appllca- tlons
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    Boycott by taximan continues
    89 5 Boycott by taximan continues CINGAPORE. Tue> The boycott of the harbour ar>;i bv about 400 taxi drivers against what they call "discrimination" by the Port of Singapore Authority ent«red Its seventh day today. Meanwhile, the Singapore Taxi Drivers' Association, which called the boycott, today charged the rival Singapore Taxi DriversUnion
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    New union house
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Tues— The .vc-retary-«enpr.«! of the National Tr.Ki.-.s Union Congress. Mr. C.V. Devan Nair. will open the new union house of the Malaysian Airways Qnnt.iS Empire Airways I Deal Employees' Union in Ben* W.-it) Road, off Serungoon Road at 4 p.m. on Oct. 2
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    $2,000 herbs stolen
    35 5 SINGAPORE. TueA. Tliipvs broke into the Ban Choon medicine store in Cliin Chew Street over the week-end, and stole medicinal herbs worth $2,000 Th« lee, was only discovered at 8 am yeKerday.
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    Recruiting today for army, air force
    146 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Malaysian Army and the Royal Malaysian Air Forre. which are looklng for about 850 men, will begin selecting recruits tomorrow Two recruiting teams will I tour Malaya to do the selection They will call at the following centres: Tomorrow Wednesday
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    10-day wait likely for that 35-cent-a-kati sugar
    323 5 10-day wait likely for that 35-cent-a--kati sugar KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE price of sugar, now between 37 and 40 cents a kati, is expected to drop to 35 cents in the next 10 days. This is because stocks bought by sugar dealers at the old price from the Malaysian Food
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    Saudi Arabia's N-Day dinner
    56 5 KU/VI.A LUMPUR Tims The Saudi Arabian Ambaasador to Malaysia, Mr. Huiw.n Pauum. and Mr*- Fatamy will give a buffei dinner at their residence on Thursday to mark Saudi Arabia'! national day. Among the 1.000 (ruest* lnv:t*d are tne Prime M.nister, TriiKku Abdul Rahman, and thr Deputy
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    National Anthem: Perak's 3-point plan for respect
    231 5 National Anthem: Perak's 3-point plan for respect IPOH, Tues. The 1 Perak Government today announced a three-point plan to get people to respect the National Anthem, especially when it is played In cinemas. The State Information Officer. Mr. Yeong Koi Look, 1 told a Press conference that the apparent lack
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    Union memo
    43 5 PENANO. Tues. Thr Penang division of thr MTUC will «übmit a memorandum to the Minister of Labour. Mr. V Manickava*afiam. ;»nd the Chief Minister Dato Wong Pow Nee. request inn the Inclusion of it» representative on '.lie Penanir State Hospital Board.
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    Prai variety show
    37 5 PENANG. Tuee. Haji Ahmad »in Saaid. M.P. for Bebenftnn Jtara 'Province Well««ley North < I'll! declare open the Pr»l MnUy immunity's open-air variety show in the Prai railway ground at I '30 r>.m. on Saturday
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    Lions Club dinner
    28 5 PENANO. Tues. The Lions I Club of Georße Town will hold its next dinner meeting at, th» Town House HoUl tomorrow at J 7.45 p.m
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    Doctor ('I have $500,000) jailed for a day
    608 6 Doctor ('I have $500,000) jailed for a day TAIPING, Tu««day J)R. Puran Singh, 54, was sentenced to one day's jail and fined $2,000 by Sessions Court here today for cheating the Federal Government of $43.69. Dr. Puran Singh, who told the court that his assets totalled $500,000 was found guilty
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    5 soccer officials in crash near new -airport—
    190 6 5 soccer officials in crash near new -airport— KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Five soccer officials were injured when the car in which they were travelling crashed into a culvert near Subang Airport, about 14 miles from here. The accident occurred at about 4 p.m. on Sunday when they were on their
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    French mission in S'pore
    61 6 SINGAPORE. TOM. France has established a diplomatic mlv sion ::i Singapore with Mr. I Edouaid Hutte as Charge d'Af(•Jres. The mission will eventually be raised to the status of an MMV, This intention was conveyed to the Singapore Government by Mr. Hutte. when he presented his
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    Author Singam writes his 27th book
    207 6 1/UALA LUMPUR. Tups. A retired teacher, Mr. S. Durai Raja Singam, who started writing when hr was 19 years old. is now working on his 27th book "Hundred Years of Ceylonese in Malaysia". The centenary Is from IK6I to 1967 Mr. Slnßam. 53. who
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    Donation from Metal Box
    52 6 SINGAPORE. Tubs The Metal Box Company of Mai»yrt« Ltd.. haa donated $10,500 to the i'und. Mr. Max Lewi*, chairman at the corporative division of th* fund announcinic this, said th*> gift would provide one research laboratory and two hospital bfd» in the much needed Institute of
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    Experts: Court orders stand despite separation
    303 6 SINGAPORE, Tu«s ALL court orders relating '•■to civil and criminal rases are enforceable in Singapore and the Malaysian territories in spite of the political separation. This is the opinion of legal experts here when commenting on a counsels submission in a divorce ra.'-p before
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    THREE SINGAPORE WEDDINGS
    182 7 MR AND MRS Larry Lai Wan Hlng, after their i wedding at the Registry <»f Marriagrs. Singapore, ■lay. The bride, the former Sellna Woo 00l Mm. Is a research sihtant attached to the Far East Research Organisation. She i* the daughter of Madam Woo Ah Ngan. Mr.
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    Inquiry told of 'donations' deducted by SMMWU
    467 7 SINGAPORE. Tum THREE more witnesses told a commission of inquiry today that the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union handed over their severance pay from their employers only after some delay. and then deducted arbitrarily over 10 per i cent M donations from
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    BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS DURING TOURIST WEEK
    117 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A i public ti-n-pin bowling mi\>d Houlilcs championship will In- hrld for the first time in Singapore durinc the coming Tourist \\..k The competition in brine orKanised h\ thr Sin* a pore Ten- Pin Bow line ongrrv. and Jack- I It Howl. QualifMiir
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    42 to get Esso N-language awards
    169 7 SXPORE. I'tics Minister .*i>r I Incho Raiiim Ishak. will .'lllllBl ..me award, to 42 ilvlnii ceremony In the KWTI at Shaw Hou» at 4.30 p.m on Thursday Thr awarda arc dmlfiird to offer monetary incentives to -ertor> of the t public studying the lang-
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    These nurses feel they are unfairly treated: Matron
    348 7 These nurses feel they are unfairly treated: Matron SINGAPORE. Tun. THE nursing staff at the Middleton Hospital generally felt that they were unfairly treated as "second-class nurses", the Industrial Arbitration Court was told today. Madam Louise Chew, matron of the hospital, agreed with Mr. G. Kandasamy, general secretary of the
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    May Day incidents: 10 bound over
    183 7 May Day incidents: 10 bound over SINGAPORE. Tues. Ten May Day demonstrators. Including two women, were today bound over for $100 each to be of good behaviour for six months by the First Criminal District Court. j All of them were foui.d guilty on an amended charge oi continuing in
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    Natural Health Society
    55 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Kuliv Sam On has been elected president of ihe newly-registered Singapore Natural Health Society's Council of Management. Other officials are: Dr. ER. Martin and Mr. Tan Hoo Watt nice-presidents i Mr. N. T. 8. Chopra (secretary); Mr Wee Koh Yow (treasure i. and Mr.
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    GRADUATES OF NANTAH STATE STAND! on LANGUAGE | ISSUE
    182 7 GRADUATES OF NANTAH STATE STAND! on LANGUAGE ISSUE SINGAPORE. Tues. The Association of i Nanyang University Graduates today came out in support of the report of the university's curriculum review committee, but with reservations on the language issue. The committee, headed by Prof. Wang Gungwu of the University of Malaya,
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      A Day Of Decision
      703 8 Decisions of great moment will be made before this day is out. One of them rests with the leaders of Communist China. It is whether to attack India and re-inflame the long Smo-Indian border after three years of relative quiet. The Chinese ultimatum, due to expin
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      417 8 Not many rubber estates have pulled out of the Malayan j Planting Industries Employers' AsMK-iation over its agreement with the National Union of Plantation Workers ending Sunday tapping. But those which have include some lead- iiip companies which would bava preferred to avoid this istep; that they have
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      131 8 With Mi lan Smith, Prime Minister of Rhodesia, waxing increasingly bold in defiance of Britain, President Nyerere I hhft grounds for his warning that Tanzania would leave the Commoi-.u.^alth if Rhodesia gained independence under I minority rule. It could happen and his views will be taken seriously in
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      177 8 Looking for the 'best' teachers A SPOKESMAN of the Education Ministry ttjn that the Ministry Intends sending to the Borneo states the 'best teachers' May I a.sk how it proposes to do this by excluding Unined Training Scheme teachers from consideration? And why exclude them? Does the Government think that
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      125 8 REFERRING to the le»--ter by "Waiting" <8T Aug. 6» It is Incorrect to say that the invitation to teachers In Aided Schools to come over to Government Schools was made about a year ago. The circular Inviting applications from trained teachers in Aided Primary Schools to transfer to
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      79 8 AM I to take it that only honours graduates who studied with the help of government barsaries and scholarships are -Hgible to become Fducation Officers >ref clause c. para. 4 Federal Government Vacancies. 8 T Sept. 9). What Is wrong with those who were not awarded any scholarships,
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    485 8  - Learning Malay— l34 YUNUS MARIS M.A By University of Malaya INTKRROOATION < con Id lx>ok once again at the following extfmpltK •w»k »nak BIAPA? A direct question Its meaning In translation Whose ton i or daughter) are you?" A.-afc anak Ahmad-KAH? Question implying assumption, or. also knowledge Meaning In translation:
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    America's arms aid dilemma
    1067 8  -  Stanley Karnow FOR 60 WTIO.NS A LIST FROM PISTOLS TO MISSILES bv WASHINGTON. Tues COLD WAR ALLIES WHO FIGHT THE WRONG FOES' THE angry shots being fired across the Kashmir lowlands and the hot Pun |db plains are causing anguished echoes here in Washington The warring
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    The laughing monarch
    127 9 T AUGHING and informal after the I J solemnity of the arrival ceremony, the new Yang di-Pertuan Agong moves down the line of dignitaries lining the platform and the portico at Kuala Lumpur railway station. Here he is greeted by the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of
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    NTUC to discuss Kanda's letter
    110 9 (2INGAPORE, Tues. The central committee of the Singapore NTUC will meet soon to discuss the resignation of the deputy secretary- 1 general Mr. G. Kandasamy. Mr Kandasamy. the general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, announced his re ion yesterday. V.c took this
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    31 9 LUMPUR. Tuev— The annual mooting of the National Union of Journalists, Malaya, win bo Held at the Kum Lt-ng R«'Maurant In Puclu Road here at 10.30 am on Sunday.
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    Runaway phones dad: I won't come home 1
    179 9 Runaway phones dad: I won't come home 1 AIALACCA, Tucs. lfl Fifteen year old schoolboy Paul Lim Chin Loy. who has been missing from his home here since July 30. is now believed to be in Kuala Lumpur. The boy's father said here today that his son telephoned him from
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    $6.4 m bonds sold
    28 9 KUALA LL'MPtfR TttM. 8...- Negara hu *old S6 4f»2.8»0 worth of National Defence Bond* t<> 1.801 >übscriberv Yesterday it received $67,350 from 15 subtcrlbera
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    The world acclaims the new '—King
    245 9 The world acclaims the new King KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Messages from all over the world congratulating the new Yang di-Pertuan Agong on his assumption of office today have been received here. Queen Elizabeth said: "I aend Your Majesty my wannest congratulations on your election as Yang di-Pertuan Agong and iTiy
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    10 British M.P.s fly in
    50 9 KUCHINO. Tues. Ten Biitlsh MPa five Labour and I five Oonservatlre arrived by sir here today for a fwo-riav rislt as part of a tour of British forces in the Far East. Ther were briefed by the Commander of the West Brigade. Brigadier W. Cneyne.
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    Indon: My orders were to put bombs anywhere
    460 9 Indon: My orders were to put bombs anywhere SINGAPORE, Tues. Stanilaus Krofan. 23. who said he was a member of the Indonesian Korps Kommando Operas! based at the Indonesian island of Pulau Sekupang, admitted in the High Court here today that he and two fellow Indonesians from the same corps
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    MERCEDES DIVISION MOVES TO NEW HOME
    161 10 MERCEDES DIVISION MOVES TO NEW HOME rE Mercedes-Benz passenger car division of Cycle and Carriage in Orchard Road, Singapore, has now moved to the company's new 17-storey building called Uat Towers further up the road. This follows the completion of the main building (the first phase of the project), which
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    Now China sends in heavy equipment
    424 10 Now China sends in heavy equipment PHIXA, which has already claimed a substantial share of the Singapore market for garments, canned foodstuffs, stationery and muny others, is making a bid for the local business in heavy engineering equipment. They include excavators, jaw crushers, dieseloperated road rollers, air compressors, and generating
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    Akai steps up sales drive on local market
    182 10 Akai steps up sales drive on local market AKAI Electric Co. Ltd. of Japan Is out to cash in on the popularity now enJoyed by Its products In the Malaysian and Singapore markets. This was ndlcated by Mr. Sadahiko S' \i. manager of the company o foreign trade department, during
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    MANAGERS NAMED FOR ADVERTISING FIRM, BANK IN KUALA LUMPUR
    170 10 MANAGERS NAMED FOR ADVERTISING FIRM, BANK IN KUALA LUMPUR 1"WO more exeralhe appointments have been announced in Malaysia. MK. I.KSIIK ANDKKSON has been appointed manager of the new office of Erie While A«wciatea (Mi Ltd. in Kuala Lumpur. Formerly a senior consultant at the Sydney office, Mr. Anderson is no
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    NCR recortls big jump in computer sales
    103 10 NCR recortls big jump in computer sales T'HE National Casn Register Company of the United States received orders worth $150 million for electronic data processing systems during the first six months of this year, up 55 per cent over the corresponding period of last year, according to Mr. P.O. Rothwell.
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    74 10 The Norwegian Central Bureau of Statistics report* that production In Norway during the first six months ot this year rose 7.9 per cent. In mining, the rlae was 3 2 per cent, power 11 per cent and all other kinds of Industry T.I per cent For
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    NEW TYPE FORD TRUCKS COMING
    261 10 NEW TYPE FORD TRUCKS COMING pORD will introduce to Malaysia and Singapore a new range of trucks towards the end of the month. Developed by Ford of Brt- tain at a cost of over $102 million and assembled in Singapore, the trucks called the "D" series come In various sizes
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    Electronics display
    77 10 THE Japan Electronics Show 1665 will take place from Oct. 19 to 25 at Osaka International Trade Fair grounds. It Is sponsored by the Electronic Industries Association of Japan, ana the principal exhibits are radio and television receivers, stereo sets, measuring instruments, radio equipment and apparatus, medical electronics
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    Brussels display
    86 10 PLANNING has begun for the 39th International Fair of Brussels to be held trom April 29 to May 10 next year. The aim Is lo provide opportunities for industrialists, producers and consumers for exchanges of Information on tiu latest development*. Last year, exhibits from 4.421 producers of 43
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    299 10 THREE Junior officers of the Chartered Bank's Kuala Lumpur main office have left for Britain to attend a training course at the head office in London. They were Inche Mohd Sharlffudln bin Mohd. Isa. Inche Abdullah bin Mat Noh, both 24. and Mr. Lee Kok
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    844 11 Ramani: 'Base an essential nucleus of a freely negotiated defence pact' UNITED NATIONS. Tuesday U.S: We are impressed by island's progress Q INGAPORE yesterday received Security Council endorsement for membership of the United Nations with words of praise from the United States but only formal
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    'PAY FOR UNIFORMS OUT OF TITHES'
    152 11 PENANG. Tuesday. JHE Ponang Malay Patriotic Youth Organisation has suggested to the State Islamic Religious Council that money raised from the litrah tithes last year be used to buy "suitable uniforms" for two girl typists working in the Religious Affairs Department. In a notp
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    Police arrest 2 gangsters
    56 11 SINGAPORE. Tue». Police |bS arrested two n aspect secret society "flßhters" under the Criminal Law i Temporary ProviOrdinance. One of them u member of the Chuun G: Ho •'lB' 1 group, was arre.stod at Rowell Road. The other. .1 'lumber Ct the Sio Kun Tong "18"
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    MlC's acting secretary
    32 11 KUAI.A LUMPUR. Tu VJ. B:ilaMindram. treasurer of [lie Ma la > Man Indian Congress las been appointed acting secre-;ary-general. He is also the secretary of th« National Land Finance Co-opera-
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    After the vote—toasts to the success
    89 11 After the vote— toasts to the success I'NITED NATIONS, Tues. After the Security Council approved Singapore's membership application. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister. and his Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. went to tiir bar in the delegates' lounge to offer informal toasts to the success. Dr. Toh
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    51 11 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues. —Two members of the Vigilant* Corps who were bitten by snaKrs while on duty have been given tx-gratia payments of $30 each. Inche Abdul Hamld bin Abdullah, of Kampong Buah, and Inche Lsnahak bin Sahat. of Kampong Ekor Lubok. have recovered and returned to
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    Khaw is off to Sabah today
    51 11 KUALA LUMPUR. TUP*- Tli" Minister of Local Governmrnt ;ind HouMna. Mr- Khaw Kal Boh. wQI nay a five-day visit to Sabah from tomorrow. This will be a follow-up of his tour of the State la-t month. He will discu** development projects with the State
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    New nursing school
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Tuts. The Health Minister, Mr. Yong Nyulc Lin. will open a new nursing school for assistant nurses at the Thomson Road General Hospital at 5 00 p.m. on Saturday.
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    32 11 KUANTAN. Turs. A postman. K. Rengasamy. 30. was yesterday sentenced to one year's ja:i here for dishonestly misappropriating three registered letter.s totalling $90 in May last year- He pleaded puilty.
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    Berita Harian speech contest
    85 11 Berita Harian speech contest SINGAPORE, Tues. NonMalays will vie for Berlta Harian challenge cups at a national language speaking contest to be held at the Kota Raja Malay School from Sept. 25 to Oct 2. The contest Is being oranlsed by Perwanlt (Malay Young Men and Young Women. Association* and
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      643 12 SITUATIONS VACANT fi Wordt SS (Min.,— Box St ett. txtn FIRST CLASS CHINESB Cookbo' required for Civilian household. Fo mu-rvi.w Tele: B'pore T7S7I. 8.30 a.m 10.00 a.m. and 2 p.m. 3 p.m APPLICATIONS INVITED fron D.T.C. Trained Tenrhers for teachlm post* in the Anglo-Chinese Priman S'hool. Ipoh. w.e.f. January 1966.
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    170 14 MELBOURNE. Tups. I f EADING industrials led a I ary market today when falls >ut- 1 1 numbeieU rlseti by more tnan two j to one. ANZ bank dropped Is. I to 51s and MLC was down 2s. 6d. to 62.5. 6d. I Base me'als eased with Mt.
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    128 14 (JMIPI lying altnmidt tht Slnnapor* wharvti tr tiptcttd twiay art: Olympia Mam 3'4 HonKkonx Amber 6 7. n.-modocu* U/tt, KtnlnKau M, Kmtrcna 45. K.ilnmt 42/43. Tllpondok 33 34. Trnnit N.W.5. Wooorato 9. Clara Jebvn 13 14. Btar AM*barnn 46. Vtabva Vlr 5. Har Gllead I*. Basra 1
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    H.K. RATES
    39 14 y-' tbe frtt ciehaniit mamtt in Hoax II v Kiidk ye.-t.Tdny tn< U.S. dallar waa riuotfd at 8 73 for T.T. and 5.731 for mh Stirling wan quotmi nt 16.06 and tnc tjil tf Ktld it ?«4t
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 14 Sepi 21. MALAYAN in itm i; PKIC'K: iiii, 1 cents lun- < h in;>'il TIN: S:«H37! (up 25 cents). Inofficial estimated offering 235 ton- (up 5 tons).
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    EQUITIES STEADY SLIGHTLY ON VERY QUIET MARKET
    709 14 From Our Market Correspondent EQUITY shares steadied slightly on a very quiet Stock Exchange yesterday after a fractionally easy patch in earlier trading. There seems little inclination to trade again for the time being either on the part of buvers or sellers although
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    STOCK INDICES
    30 14 M.11.M.Ul SlOl k *****1. i >i|)i. N s,pt ii ImltislriiK 73.98 71. lib' Tills: M.II MM S rtibl»rr>: n 102.90 Doc M, rin;: Kin Dec. 29. 19«: |un
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    Straits tin makes modest rise of twenty-five
    435 14 THE Straits tin orice made t a modest rall> yesterday «>l .'.'i cents to "<7ii»i..:7!. per, picul Sleu<(> bids triim London. I New York and tho Continent u«rr reported The estimaleil turnover was SSB ton>. up .*> tons TIN SQll I /I nility
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    56 14 r PMS Allocation ot Bjnht in Malay 111 111 „!<■ ti 111 1.1.T, I. New Vark I il ill. Ulliru IT c> OO rtathfl U.S. OoiCanartun Oolljrt .< ■Cht Mjrln Holl.iufl GuilrlfK 117 I Swiss Franc. 1401 Bti.un Franc* 1611. French Frant. Italian Lirt 2031S Oanrsh Ki Norwiifian
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    39 14 HINCSC Prnrtiico Initunij i«i;i »*ri .'ton priclt Dcr picul yeottrrt.ir Coonul *H riIO I Ptpi». :er!< mil feller.. lAS Singapore Ctcunut Oil Milltrf Am eialion pcici*. i I era Th»- !o: i »i..-:4uorf Copra Atttcittltn nun ork«i
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      1015 14 r— l___— Z [^O/OJRIENT/nMES Soilinos to th« Untied Kingdom. Oao Oeo Pt. O«c. «,rr... b'oor» S'hom Penono U "IBERIA 24 Sep 17 Oct CHORAL' iH ted 29 Sap 30 Up 12 Oct ORIANA' 6 Nov 24 No* ."CATHAY* 2S No. 29 Nov 30 No* 22 Dm 1964 "IBERIA" HOtc 12
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      444 14 LLOYD TRIESTINO ROUND TRIP TO m.v. VICTORIA ioiiing from Singapore 1 6th Oct. 1965 m.v. ASIA boiling from Singopore 20th Nov. 1965 INTERCHANGE AIR f-AOLITIfcS AVAILABLE For further details apply to your Trovcl Agentt or HARPER. GILFILLAN CO.. LTD S'pore K. Lumpui Ipoh Penang ***** ***** 2621 ***** WESTBOUND: EUROPE
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      170 14 \^t^v Southern Shipping Lines •L-Jjl^ fkOM BKISBANL, SYDNFY, MELBOURNE \V ADELAIDE VIA BANGKOK S'pore P. S'Har" Pcncng M.S. Kentrikon 15/16 Oct 16/19 Oct 20/25 Ocf M.S Broholm 28/30 Nov 1/2 Doc 6/ 7 Dec M.S. Kentrikon 5/ 7 Jon 8/ 9 Jan 10/12 Jan FOR BRISBANE, SYDNEY, MELBOURNE ADELAIDE VIA
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    BUSINESS DONE
    819 15 |>l MNKSS in and reported to thr Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork Kxrhange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BtutWad <I.ooo> SI -J8 D, il.iHiii, -J8 ON. (1,000) •I.M; Cold Start ii.niHii J.'OV; Em* SI. 58 Sl..
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    230 15 Srpi. n. Three monthi. INDUSTRIALS I It eta V.ii.-.t «ct» Ciiv i>ev I eta, MeAltsu 10 eta. CS. Holdioti* M. Invent, in eta. N. Iron 8 rts. r>nnlor» 11 rts. O.r.UC. 14 eta. n| IS cts. Kothmana 9 cts. K««o II els. Knliin^onn 10 eta. Kcd. Pisp 10
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      1520 15 SHERIFFS SALE NOTICE In the High Court in Singapore. iv Tut? jiniiii The Board of Trustees. KelanUn IN rut %i SK OF Government Higher Studies BchoWrit of Distress No. ?o of 1965. larship Board. Invite application THE FINANCIAL BOARD OF or Scholarships for Higher StuTHE CHINESE CHAMBERS dies OF COMMERCE
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      730 15 j NOTICES BY ORDER OF THK PORT Ol SINGAPOKL ALTHOKITV AUCTION SALE OF UNCLAIMED CARGO Comprising: Provisions. U- quors. Medicine. Animal-food. Chemicals. Empty-bags, Buildingmaterials. Magazines. Rubber. Jute. Sewing-machines. Spareparts, Teak-scantlings. Ironworks. Brasswares. etc. etc. TO BE HELD AT GODOWN "A" PORT OK SINGAPORE AUTHORITY ON WEDNESDAY 29TH SEPTEMBER 1965 AT
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      696 15 TENDERS KENYATA.XN TAWARAN J.K.R. PAHANG TAWARAN daripada Pen borough berdaftar di-J.K.R Kelas. A. B. BX. C, dan D Pembekal 'Supplies) dl-ba-wab Kepala 2 Pechahan Kepala 2 Jentera Penyod( k Tanah. akan di-terima diPejabat Juruiera Negeri, I Pahang. Kuantan hingga pukol 3.00 petang pada 30hb September. 1965 untok:— (1) Membekal Perkakas-'
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      742 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCY AS ASSISTING ooumn Applications are invited trom persons qualilied is Advocate.and Solicitors or the equivalent prolessional qualification in any 1 Commonwealth Country for an .appointment as AssiMing Counsel In the Attorney-General's Chami ban, Brunei. I M'IRIEXtE: Not less than three years prole^sional experience either
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      885 15 COMPANY MEETING TRONOH MINES LIMITED The following are some salient points from the address of the Chairman, MR. G. W. SIMMS, at the Sixty third Annual General Meeting on September 17th. 1965. Trading irofits lor 19«4 amounted lo £*****1. con £677.329 and dhidenos totalling Is. 10id. per Mum declared, compared
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      Lock icon Britain's top Nazi confronts Jamaican leader
      187 16 LONDON. Tues. Colin Jordan. (above*. Nazi-styled leader of a National Socialist group in Britain. vestrrci.ij hurst into and disrupted .i Press confereiu-e being given by Jamaica's opposition leader. Mr Norman Manlev. Mr. Manlcy had just arrived at the Royal < ommonwralth Societj huilriine here
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      Lock icon The full-orbit spacewalker
      593 16 The full-orbit spacewalker A POWERFUL ZOT AND A LONG LINE HOUSTON (Texas). Tuesday. Federal Space Agency yesterday announced that astronaut David R. Scott will make a one-orbit "walk in space" that will take him completely around the world during the Gemini 8 spuceilight next year. Neil Armstrong will be pilot.
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      Lock icon Troops pull out
      33 16 NICOSIA, Tues— The withdrawal of Ireland's contribution to the United Nations Peace Force in Cyprus began today when 67 men flew home in aircraft of the Yugoslav airline Adnatica— Reuter.
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      Lock icon U.S. skymen rout a big Viet force
      254 16 SAIGON. Tuesday OUTNUMBERED American paratroopers outfought and drove off a Vietcong force y» sterday in the fiercest battle yet waged by Americans in Vietnam. The U.S. troops were outnumbered bv more than two to one. Reports from the battle scene. 15 miles north-east
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      47 16 WHEN ha sai down beside me in the nark he seemed very nice. He asked me if I was u model. I know what that implies, so I told him I was a consulting engineer. j —Woman wit-ie.ss hi a London ma gist rate's court jtm--1 terdnv.
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      Lock icon Bert (work is all right for others) takes on —a job—
      321 16 Bert (work is all right for others) takes on a job LONDON, Tues. Bert Llsh, 32. who boasts he hasn't had a steady Job for the past 15 years, is going to take a job tonight telling people how he hates work. "I have no conscience at all." says Lish.
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      Lock icon Chaplin Jnr. gets a 'stop that book' order
      111 16 I ONDON. Tues. Charlie Ch iplln'a o>tran«ed 19--year-old son Michael was yesterday given a temfx)rary Injunction restraining publication of his ghostwritten autobiography "I Couldn't Smoke The Grass On My Fathers Lawn." Mr. Justice Waller said he was wholly lacking In symp i
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      Lock icon Girl who got in the way...
      63 16 TOKYO. Tues— Mrs. {-umiko Pukuyama. a 28-yprtr-o!<-l divorcee ronfe«>s*d that she nu rdered her six-year-old daughter. Michtko. because the little pirl got In th« way of her plan* to remarry Police «.ald the mother .strangled little Mirhiko «Ith a neefc-'i'* .in Sept. 15 and
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      Lock icon Big cheer for astronauts
      37 16 ADDIS ABABA. Tues. American astronauts Gordon Co>>|x*r and Charles Conrad arrived here today for a 20-hour visit. A crowd of 5.000 welcomed the two Oemini-5 spacemen when they arrived by special plane. Reuter.
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      16 16 LEOPOLDVILLE. Tues. The first Congolese parliamentary session in two years opened here today. AP.
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      JAKARTA STAMPEDE FOR CLOTH: THREE DEAD
      98 16 JAKARTA. Tups. Three children were killed on Sunday night in a stampede for cheap clothing at a Government exhibition of Indonesian textiles. The exhibition, run by the Ministry of People's Industry, opened last Wednesday at the Russian-built sports stadium. Booths sell cloth at much
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      595 16 TOWN COUNOL OF KUANTAN PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN TENDERS JKR SELAN GOR >. w, w_ v. TAWARAN dartpada Pemborong2 tn »1U be received by the van* berdaftar dl-JJC R kelan E' Pif-ldrnt. To»n Counoll Kuantan. dan ka-ata.s akan dl-terima dltroa JKR reKlstered Class D Pejaba'. Juruiera Netren JKR. ..nd above contractors and
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      99 16 you don\ need t r 4 A~A know i the language! LONDON n, O^cj. nire', Tri»»t»' and Lloyd Trieatino's "Rainbow" Rail Se- it offers you a 'ho'^e o f m I -f oveHand tours at special conce«'on fa'es from as low at 3 (sterling) all the way from Naplei, through
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      272 16 Straits Times Crossword F H "'i W^ Hf^^l H^* BE" HP HbT a \< Koss Persian queen one can let If To be a man I have to feel one ia« television (8). hatred I9t. 8. See 4 10 In place of boredom a habit 14. By composing capriccl I
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      HUCK AIK KEEPS PLEDGE
      233 17 HUCK AIK KEEPS PLEDGE RACING with Epsom Jeep LMjNAiNii, xues,. me renang 1 Perak and Selangor turf clubs will Jointly negotiate with the Racecourse General Employees Union over the unions claims for a salary, revision. The talks will be held at I Kuala Lumpur. About 45 labourers, who are members
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      SOSC urged to press hockey, wrestling bids
      274 17  -  ERNEST FRIDA By Singapore, Tuesday SINGAPORE Hockey Association and Singapore Amateur Wrestling Association have sent in applications strongly urging the Singapore Olympic and Sports Council to make a formal request that hockey and wrestling be included among the events for the Third Seap
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      Sasa decide on team of 25
      247 17 By i 'ram-is Boey: Singapore, Tuesday. T»HE Singapore Amateur Swimming Associationx decided today to enter a team of 25— including five divers— lor the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur on Dec. 14-21. Five officials will accompany the team. The team I list will be
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        Lock icon LONDON KO'S RISCHER IN 50 SECS
        154 17 ijiiai.Mi London lues. P«> hut Bnlisli heavy.voiijh! pion Bn.iu London gained a ■round knockout win over American Roger Rischer at Liverpool last night. London bad I knocked down the American three times In the first 50sec. Rischer i finally counted out on onr j
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        Penang beat Perak 4-1
        93 17 I IPOH. Tues. Penanc brat rvrak 4-1 in the north zor.o :lie Intar-fltaU Government I Service* badminton competition < here last night. I Penan* flr.>t I Siinlrs I.av rence Babosa bl Icik Swee 12-15. 15-2. 15-9; Abdul Manaf bt B. A. Humid 17-16. 13-4: P. S.
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      UMAU OFFICIALS
      35 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. iir University of Athletic Union are: K. Ra.'kumar. vitcpresiclrnt G:m Kone Enc: Meret* ary Un: is Pef.:ana; sports Chairman Chin Toong Fatt: secretary Anthunv Wee: and apoftt Mlltor Deiek Liew
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      BADMINTON
      19 17 U' \< V\ Tue^. T. if me annual Malacca Maian badm.nton championships will be held here on Oct. 2.
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      MMS GAMES
      26 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Turs. The National Union of Malaysian Students will hold their annual games carnival at the College of Aiiiicultuie in Serdang from Pri-
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      ESTATES' CUP
      31 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Sungei Rambai Estate of Belangor Ki vertex of Johoic win meet in the Malayan EM.ites soccer final for the MacOillivray Cup on Suturcluy .it Princes Rm.d.
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      ISAFA TO DECIDE ON SEAP AND HK TRIP
      270 17  - I SAFA TO DECIDE ON SEAP AND HK TRIP JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE, Tues. The first meeting of the new Singapore Amateur F.A. council next Tuesday will take fresh decisions on Seap i Games participation and the visit to Hong Kong for the interport l match. Safa vice-president Kee Yewj
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      Chong Fatt's goals win for Athletic
      85 17 Chinese Ath. 2 RAF Seletar 0 OINOAPORE, Tues. Two se-cond-half goals gave Chinese Athletic victory over RAF Seletar in the Singapore Amateur F.A League First Division at Jalan Besar Stadium today. The Athletic dominated the game but they could not score in the flr.s:
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      TPCA retain Div 2 title
      74 17 TPCA 3 I no no Youth* 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tai milian Physical Cultural Association retained the FA", of Selangor League Div. 2 championship today v.hen they beat Umno Youths 3-2 ir. their last match at Oumey Road. TPCA finished their programme of 12 matches
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        SOCCER
        29 17 Voon tup ilp«lu: New Life 3 I poll Youngsters 2: Sambanthan (up ilpolii Kilat Indians 4 Km'a Indians J Kampar K.O. final: Perak River Hydro 5 Dravidlans i
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        HOCKEY
        35 17 1.. Perak Women* League <T An.son Commercial 2 Assumption Sch 0. Nreri K.O. final: (Sban): Rang-' er- bt Ceylonese (wo.v BASKETBALL 1 P. HrllcMry South inUr-MhOul iS. Baltap): Chong Kuang bt Terg Koon 30-13.
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        GOLF
        37 17 MaUyiia (up 2«-ho|e s flpoh>Winner Too Joon Foolc iM7 netti runner-up Too Joon Loke (149 nett). Sept. bocey "A" medal: Winner Ling Uong Chine: runner-up Tang Jin Eong. "B" medal Tengku Ahmad Nera.ig; runner-up Pat Power
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        RUGGER
        9 17 «for League (KL): University 6 Sgor Tlgen 3.
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      Many new models for speed tests
      182 17 Many new models for speed tests SINGAPORE. Tues. The Tourist Week Speed Driving Tests organised by the Forces Driving Club to be held at Empress Place on Sunday have at-, trscted entries from a wide variety 1 of cars. Amoiiß the new models which will be seen in competition for
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      JUNIOR TENNIS
      19 17 KOTA BHARU. Tues. The Kelantan Lawn Tennis Association will hold their junior championships on Thursday and Fri-
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      GOVINDA CUP
      26 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Port Au'hortty Recreation Club and Jollilads will meet In their annual foo'ball match for the Oovindasamy Cup at Bukit Chermin on Suntiuy.
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      143 17 LONDON Tues- Mintmaatcr, a runaway winner of the Hambleton Cup over 17f at Thirsk on Saturday, and New I.iskrard verp both backed for the Cesarewitch and had their 'odds cut to 14-1 at last night's callover on the Autumn Double. Mintmaster was a 25-1 chance 'at last
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      320 17 YOU CAN GET fpaß&f THf£ MOST FQR YOUR DEPOSITS WITH SINGAPORE FINANCI I INTEREST PER ANNUM RATES FOR SHORT TERMS DEPOSITS CAN BE OBTAINED UPON REQUEST. YOU SAVE WITH COMPLETE SECURITY. \7^£Es£y 294 lAVENDER STREET, SINGAPORE. >>w TELEPHONES: ***** (5 LINES) PAID UP CAPITAL $6,000,000.00 FA2860 BAD DIGESTION -but you
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      81 17 DIARY i— _J RIOGKR Per»k Stat« trial 'Ipoh Municipal Padangi. (luh match: Seor Club v Univei>iiy iKL Padangi. HOCKEY Friendly: Spore Oovt. Services v Spore Business Houses (Fairer Park. Spore). L. Pcrak Div. 2: Sekolah Menentmr AaamapUoa Sch. (Speedy Rd. T. Ansoii'. ■OGCBB Voon Cup: Munict- 1 pallty v Ipoh
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    New King takes salute
    89 18 alter his Arrival at Kuala Lumpur railway station the new Yang di-Pertuan Agong stands alone on the dais as the National Anthem is played in his honour. Before him, the guard-of-honour of the 7th Bn. Royal Malay Regiment, with bayonets fixed, pre- sent arms in Koyal
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    Khaw: Councils' probe fears unjustified
    506 18 KUALA LUMPUR Tuesday. THE MINISTER of Loci! Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, today described as "unjustified" any fears thai the Royal Commission of Inquiry on Local Authorities is in fact aimed at their abolition. Mr. Khaw, who launched the Inquiry today with a
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    DEATHS
    82 18 MR M. J FRANCIS of Johor* Bahni l awny at 3 IS pm. <<, /un.raJ will lake place on I I 111. CABLI RECEIVED Mm. Kr'«hnnkirrmvar. Aht'ht rv.'irm;* Ki*rul.i. nvthrr of <;oi it .r. L»ver K 1, immin] nway peacefully CABLE RECEIVED fror.i Knnnrni-U-um. I iher of Ml> Anthony
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    Maxitah's big moment.. „
    29 18 Maxitah's big moment o>U HI Its for the <}ueen se\«-n-vrar-ol(l .Mazitah, the youngest daughter of the .Minister of Kducation, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, makes her presentation. Straits Times picture.
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    UK snap poll?
    50 18 LONDON. Tues A senior Conservative opposition party leader said today that Prime Minister Harold Wilson might call a .nap general election for Oct. 28. Sir Martin Redmayne, "shadow" Transport Minister and former Conservative chief (Parliamentary manager >, told party officials meeting in Stamford, Eastern England, to be
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    WAR RISK INSURANCE FOR THE DAVIS CUP
    104 18  -  J. FINGLETON From CANBERRA, Tues.— The Lawn Tennis Association of Australia does not think there will be a war but it is taking no chances so far as the Davis Cup challenge round is concerned. In view of the present international situation, the
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    LONDON STOCK
    264 18 LONDON. Tues.— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: Oil. II il«-l l> Connol t%% £39 15'16 FundinK V n £92 £55 11 16 ISWhS —1/16 +1/16 Chartered 43 3 Hongkong £8> 3 INSI ICVN( I Com. Cn 4<3 Prudentials 'A 1 343 Royal
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    RUBBER
    50 18 LONDON. Tues.— Spot 20 3 id.. Oct. 20-S.d.. Nov 20 4d. Dec. 20 9/16d. Oct Dec. 20'jd.. Jan./ Mar. 20%d.. April June 20 13 16d.. July 'Sept. 20\d.. Oct. Dec. 20\d., Jan. March 20" t d., April June unq. c.l.f. Oct. 19 15 16d.. Nov. 20d. Tone: Very quiet
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    TIN
    29 18 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £1541 -~£lti>. sellers £1542 < £121. Forward buyers £1527 £9 Si). sellers £1523 t-f-£5 ,>. Settlement £1540 <~£l2',i Turnover h.m 300 ton* p.m. 120 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    15 18 ACCRA. Tues. President KWBBM Nkrumah of Ghana todav celebrated his 56th birthday. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Bomb bid threat to transfer of train robbers
    157 18 LONDON, Tues. A handgrenade ambush threat was revealed today by police planning an armed convoy prison transfer of two of Britain's great train robbers. Police said an underworld tip-off reported a gang would "bomb 1 with grenades a convoy carrying train robber
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    Lock icon $30 million blaze
    47 18 NASHVIIUJ (TWinMWI), Fire swept through the ItatC fair wounds here late last night. chasing out thousands of spf ta* tor-; and causing about US$lO million dan The lair, due to last a week, lian just opened when 11-.r ■tarted. It was immediately closed.— Reuter.
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      Kew San in fine win over Lee Kin Tat
      292 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues Kew San used Lls veteran's exi>> ri :md more complete t with considerable effect In beating his youngei ent. Lee Ki:. fK)rc. in the Mai Rest Badminton match at Stadium Negara tonight Kew San's victory by 15 -11,
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      33 18 Late CLASSIFIEDS 10 Wort. Us Wm.muMi PAHOI ALPHONtO l.ro IV on!\ I Mr »n<l Vt-i f.u- P.ird* of Nei.rmk*. is A. to Maurvra C orl> U Mr. onrt Mr. Chnrl.« J A]|ih»n«o <ta.
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      268 18 I YOU WILL RECEIVE I I A CHEQUE I I ON 15TH NOVEMBER I I IF YOU INVEST NO V! I MINIMUM GROSS DIVIDEND WILL BE S4 50 FOR HALF YEAR On 15th November, thou- local companies in many sands of Dividend Cheques different types of commercial will be posted
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      46 18 Highest and lowest temperatures In .Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highrst Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 72 Kota Bharu W PenanK 86 "5 Ipoh 88 Malacca 88 ~2 Slrmnpore 90 TJ lands TO 68 Jesselton 88 Kuchlng 84 "3
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