The Straits Times, 5 August 1967

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 50,0(|Q: The Straits Times hjiiT" Niitiiiiiiil IKWS|IiI|)HP Estd. 1845 SATURDAY. AUGUST 5. 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Lock icon Skyscraper swoop
    642 1 Police and troops storm leftist bases by helicopters HONG KONG, Friday 4 BOUT 1,000 police J7X an d British troops stormed two communist skyscraper buildings today by helicopters and on the ground. Shortly afler dawn (his morning navy helicopters ;iii lifted police and troops from the Heck of
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    Tengku tells the reason why
    606 1 Tengku tells the reason why PROPOSAL TO HOLD TALKS WITH N.Z., AUSTRALIA KUALA LUMPUR, Friday TENGKU Abdul Rahman, who flew home today, said his proposal to have discussions with Australia and New Zealand was to find out how far these two countries would go in Malaysia's defence in view of
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    Four killed, two hurt in road crash
    138 1 Four killed, two hurt in road crash JOHORE BAHRU. Frl. Four people were killed and two others seriously injured in a head-on collision between a military truck and a car at the Bth mile. Scudai Road, late this eveI ning. Those killed and injured were all occupants of the I
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    Special mission men return
    58 1 SEOUL. Frl United States Presidential envoys, Clark Cliflord and General Maxwell Taylor, left here for Washington last night carrying proposals lor a sumrr.'t. meeting of Vietnam war allies In Salßon. Their departure concluded 10-day Asian tour which took them to South Vietnam. Thailand. Australia and New
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    Lock icon MORE STONING OF GURKHAS
    226 1 Horn, KONG Kri—Garkha troops were again sinned from MMI the border today in the frontier village of Sh.il.iukok An irtn\ spokesman s.iid that similar stonin^s h.id otiurrrd regularly since the Gurkhas moved into the village after last month's border clash in which live Hong him; policemen
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    Rest resorts
    22 1 CANBERRA. Frl— Sydney. Brisbane and (lie resorts of Surfers «ill liecome rest and recreation centres (or American •ervicemen in Vietnam
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    52 1 LORENA i Brazil i. Frl. Lul Miguel and his young bride emerged smiling from their civil wedding here to find the police politely watting to arrest the bridegroom for robbery. Lvi was accused of stealing a double bed, a mattran, bedclothes and wardrobe to Jarnish his marital
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    Tun Razak certain of five nation 'yes' for new pact
    828 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tun Abdul Ra/ak s certain that the five.i a t ion meeting at Bangsaen, 60 miles south or Bangkok, beginning tomorrow, will agree on the setting up ol a South-east Asian Association for Re- yional Co-operation a
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    Army's new clamp on Soek
    158 1 Army's new clamp on Soek lAKARTA, FrL West .lavas iniMlary command today baircd deposed President Boekarno from receiving all visitors except members ol his own family. in a decree broadcast by Radio Bandoeng, the West .lava military commander, Mai. Grn. M R Dharsono, •In declared that Soekardo was prohibited from
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    Plane downed
    29 1 E\K .on. Frl a Riginc iiHii-. i i mth ammunition lertdeniallv by Aim yesterday in Mie northern i r c>f SouOi Vietnam Ai let c* Ameiirnns wen
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    STOP PRESS
    33 1 in VISIT MAI LONDON (■fnrgr |M> I i •>r si ,ir v rv < mil Msit M .1 iv i I ml. Males month and m Sf p lo di««o«>A 11 ><>' Rruier
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      Khartoum proposal to end Yemeni civil war
      332 2 Khartoum proposal to end Yemeni civil war KHARTOUM. Frl. THE Arab Foreign Ministers conference in Khartoum yesterday proposed to set up a three-man commission to settle the dispute between Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Republic over the Yemen. Conference sources said the plan was for Saudi Arabia and Egypt
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      Lock icon BITTER FIGHTING IN EASTERN CONGO
      267 2 I KINSHASA, Frl. OADIO Kinshasa reported yesterday that bitter fighting was taking place in Eastern Congo, where white mercenaries were attempting to break through to the sanctuary of Lake Klvu on the Rwanda border. At least 150 mercenaries, .supported by .several hundred former Katange>e gendarmes
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      Lock icon SADRUDDIN IN BID TO AID TSHOMBE
      114 2 SADRUDDIN IN BID TO AID TSHOMBE WASHINGTON, Fn. Prince S»drudeJm Aga KH«n übovel. the United N»tiin«, CommK-nonfr for Refugees, has ag-eed to investigate the Aieivian Supreme Courts deci'-ion to extrsdi'e former Congo Premier Moise Tshomhe. Mr Lu'* Ku»ner. Ijw retained by Mr. Tshombe i wife Ruth, appealed to t^# UN.
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      101 2 Chinese, U.S. food for Pakistan ISLAMABAD. FTI. pakis- tan today signed ag'ppments with the United SM tcs and China for supplies of grain, edible nIK tall'iw. dried milk and extra-lnng staple cotton, it was announced herp Whll» China win supply 100.010 ton» of rlc* to Pakistan In exchange for Jute
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      Aberfan disaster: Coal Board blamed
      257 2 Aberfan disaster: Coal Board blamed LONDON. Frl. Th* Aberfan avalanche that alanffhtered a srhtMtl I nil «>f children v.is nftirlally blamed vestrrday on. biincUltg I n rpt ituH foolislinrsv and icnnr.ii'rr !>v oftirials of Britain's stat«* coal mines. A report iwied br a tVirpemun lribiin.il of in^uTT laid o v
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      Boac trebles profits £24 mil
      191 3 Boac trebles profits £24 mil I ONOON, Fri. Bri- tish Overseas Airwax s Corporation >' sterda.v announced rteord profits of 1^3.--900.000 for the 1966--67 fiscal year triple the previous year's profits I'he Bo.v- chairman. Sir (liles (.uthri. Said: Our profits were the highest ftver. But they needed to he our
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      Lock icon MARSHALL CLEARS HURDLE
      81 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. The U.S. Senate judiciary committee yesterday approved the appointment to thr Supreme Court of Mr. Thurgood Marshall, the first Neßro ever to be named to the nations highest tribunal. The five opposins voles were all cast by southern members of the committee who had subjected
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      Lock icon LBJ asks for 10 per cent tax surcharge
      507 3 LBJ asks for 10 per cent tax surcharge TO AVERT A BUDGET DEFICIT CAUSED BY VIETNAM WAR... WASHINGTON. Friday PRESIDENT Johnson asked Congress yesterday to avert a massive budget deficit caused partly by the Vietnam war by imposing a 10 per cent surcharge on all personal and corporate incomes. At
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      Lock icon THE AWFUL DEATH OF JOSEPH STALIN —BY SVETLANA
      327 3 THE AWFUL DEATH OF JOSEPH STALIN —BY SVETLANA LONDON'. Fri daughter Svetiana. disclosed in memoirs published here yesterday that the Soviet dictator chocked to death for 12 hours, his face turning; black in agony. Svetiana sat by her father's bed in March 1953, "for those three terrible days it took
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      INDIANS PROTEST OVER FOOD PRICES
      95 3 lED by anti-Congress Members Parliament, thousand*, of demonstrators marched through New Delhi on Wednesday in protest acainst food shortates and rising prices Despite increased aid from several countries, including the United States and Russia, there has been little improvement in thr situation. Rationing and control
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      Lock icon British units to pull out of Libya
      107 3 BENGHAZI. Fri Libya and Britain, in talks here, have agreed to the evacuation of British units In the region in six months, according to a report by the Libyan Radio. The noon quoted the Libyan Foreign Ministry >|)oke>nian as stating that delegate* from
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      Thailand loans
      23 3 WASHINGTON. Fi Iwn loans totalling USS3.I million to help finance hotel projects In Thailand were authorised by the Export-Import Bank ye.sterday.
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    Another detainee renounces his cause
    260 5 Another detainee renounces his cause SJINUAPORE. Fri.— A detained member the Communist und today Joined tho growing ranks of disillusioned olutlonarli U a I ne Yu 6 went before television 'ell of the of Communist violence. He wai released this morning. Lured into the Communist told In his student and
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    Apex Club's new president
    34 5 I UMPUR Fr. Mr. :n-~ b**n elec:pd th* C'.ub of unpur. He w i i take over ■■trus at the club's •on dinner on Sept. g. creuiry, Mr urer. Mr
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    Estate split-up: workers picket
    32 5 s-LKLMBAN Fn. More than :ker.s of Sepaug Valley :7 mile.s from here, today >*e:ine aeaiiu: (ragmenta- I ICM estate. They fear ti: '.uppers and urcder.- n;av br aftei-ted.
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    FAMA TO CONTROL PADI MARKETING IN FOUR STATES
    233 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. fHE Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority is to extend its padi marketing scheme to the whole of Selangor. Kedah. Perak and Kclantan. The scheme is to be introduced to ensure a fair price to padi farmers The scheme has been
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    New law from Monday
    56 5 Kl-.M A I.LMPUR. Kn inciutuirti Relation* Act recently pa^ed by PailiHinent. will comr into ettrrt from MondHv .1 *tat»turn: (ran the Ministry ol Ldbour announced lierr uxJ;t.v When this nc« Act taki nu ießi.-l;iiions ioncemInj Industrial relattoitt throuah- Malaysia includins; tlir E.^onUaJ (Trade Du<pute.>- 111 Urn
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    Police tourney
    31 5 KUALA MMPL'R. Prt. Thirteen State pouce teams, will take paii in the annual Royal M* Police shooting competition at the I)i-p< nflf ranc«- lieif on ij r 7 .mi
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    Exploiting resources in high seas for S'pore
    270 5 SINGAPORE, Friday XHE marine resources 1 available to Singapore In the high seas are immense, and no less available to other nations. Dr. Tham Ah Kow. of the University of Singapore's fisheries biology unit, said thi.s in a public lecture tonight m conjunction
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    The hazards of going to work...
    472 5 BRUNEI TOWN. Fri. JETTING to his place of work these days is an expedition in itself for civil engineer Ronnie lim. 30-year-old son of a Malaysian diulomat. Tun Lim Yew Hock. It usually mean.- a stin iroriver iourney to the uoper reaches of Sungei
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    Stabbing
    17 5 I'tNANc m I runonger, tabbed tesieiday by .in unknown umoer store at Pay* lerubong Aye, Itam.
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    New Caraveile for airline
    44 5 SINGAPORE Fn Thai Air*aj« International have leased a Caraveile (rom Scandinavian AirUDM System to replace the Cai<vrlle \v\ in a' crash in Hong Kune on June 30 The airline will resume 11 I weekly flights to S.nttapore troiP Aug 10
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    Livics course
    30 5 RAUB. Fn A civio coui!>e lor thr peou> In Kampuns Gal:- five mile* from here- will be held I on Mond.iv rhe community hall 1 in Giili Teneah
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    TWO THUGS KILL YOUTH NEAR DURIAN PLOT
    198 5 TWO THUGS KILL YOUTH NEAR DURIAN PLOT I/LALA LLMPLR. Fri— An 18-year-old youth was tl.t*hed to drath last ni;ht. it Tanjon c Sepat. by two thugs armed with parangs. The youth was later identified as Lim Kok Kai. .if 3rd mile. Klang Road. Lim Mrai atl.it ked while he was
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    2-week S'pore Malaysia visit
    64 5 SINGAPORE Fn Sli. KassimbiiHi Saheb. brother of ;he head of the Dawocdi Bohr a R*licious Sect from India, flew into Singapore this even.ng (or a twoweek vis I. The Shezada. accompanied by his wife, is on a tour of several count im.v wneie followers of this
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    Seminar recommends community plans
    194 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday A SUGGESTION that primary schools should participate in community betterment projects under the guidance of their teachers was one of 20 recommendations made at the National Union of Heads of Primary Schools' seminar, which ended nero today. It was recommended that primary school
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    Relief Fund
    37 5 KUALA ILMPCR Fn The MmiM". of Health. Inche Baha■M bin iMMMdin. today received 5978 Bite 35 pain of eanvu «.hoes from tlic Port Sweiienham Pott Authority St John > Ambul.incr Bns;.icif. for the .t.r.iuna? Dii-astei Fund.
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    We have learnt a lot, says visiting doctor
    193 5 KUALA LUMPUR. 1V Fri. Laos has benefitted a lot from the discussions of the co-ordinating board of the South-East Asian Regional Centre for Tropical Medicine which ended here today. The Laotian Deputy Minister of Public Health. Dr. Khamphai Abhay. who attended the
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    Watch theft
    31 5 TELUK ANSON. Pn. Four youtlu. one masked, waylaid Nyeuh Choo Hee. 2s. a lorry cleaner, in Rifle Range Road here iast night, assaulted ami robbed him of hi; Which.
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    Tourist Week opens today
    146 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. SINGAPORE'S Tourist Week, which opens tomorrow coincides uith National Day celebrations on Aug. 9. The Tourist Promotion Board and the Singapore Tourist Association together are organising some of the best facets of Singapore for the entertainment and approval of tourists, who will be welcomed
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    BARKER'S CALL ON NEW PARK
    263 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. Cultural organisations were today encouraged to use Singapore's first lakeside skige in the new Mac-Ritchie Reservoir park for shows. The invitation was extended when the Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E.W. Barker, pressed a button to operate its floating fountain. With
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    S'pore beer, drinks for E. Europe?
    94 6 SINGAPORE. Kri.—Madcin Singapore beer, aerated waters and cordials may soon quench the thirst of Muscovites and East Europeans. In the Singapore trade mission to Moscow and other Eastern European countries will be Mr. IV Clark, export manager of Fraser and Neave. Mr. Clark, who
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    $40,000 theft from a shop
    101 6 SINGAPORE, Friday. TtHIEVES who broke into a Stamford Road shop early yesterday cleaned up showcases of 303 wristwatches. 313 items of Jewellery, some semiprecious stones, and $6,863 in cash. Police estimated the total haul as between $40,000 to $45,000. The thieves had scaled the back
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    Paper dress show today
    56 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The first-ever paper dress fashion show- will be staged at the Singapore-made wearing apparel exhibition in the Great World Park from 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. tomorrow. These dresses ha\e been specially flown from the United States by the organisers of the exhibition and
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    CE—TECHNICAL OF THE TTC EXAMS
    439 6 CE— TECHNICAL OF THE TTC EXAMS SINGAPORE. Prt. Thr following qualified tor the award of the Certifl-cate-ln-Educatlon Technical (English Chlne>e> professional examinations of the Teachers Training College hrld in April this year. nacnucax httim.»Allatcahamy alias Alagni.^aniy (Ei. Victor Chia Tong Ngee iSi, Philip Cliua i Ei i distinction, craft theory
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    Piping the way to the top...
    384 7 SINGAPORE. Friday T'Hi: Singapore (iirl pipers have proved that lor. -I eirls are as good. ii not better than, their counterparts in the West. In less than six months, they have accomplished what their instructor. Miss Petcy Iris. today described as "remarkable feat mastery
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    Malaysia visit for six N. Zealand MPs
    220 7 Malaysia visit for six N. Zealand MPs KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. -Six New Zealand jVIPs three from the Government and three irom the Opposition will arrive here on Sunday for a weeklong visit. Led by Mr L). J. Ridiiitord. the team consists 01 Mr. P A. Amos. Mr. A. J. Faulkner,
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    Annual shoot
    26 7 Kt/Ai.A LI Mii i< Pri riie Police Volunteer Rp>mi hpir annual ■hooting competition .it the P Depot range here on Tupsr'.iv .>'. 7 ,t m
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    High Court admits QC for Kuan Yew
    182 7 SIM.AI'OKK Kri The High Cinirt t od.i v granted .in application for (he admis>ion vi i Qaeca'l Counsel from Britain to appear here as counsel for Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. the plaintiff in two Iliuh Court suits for alienee! defamation The <J< U
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    Death fall
    18 7 I MPINO Fi: (aiber. M-t Vmofl om mi fell fn>m a rambuUn trw «ncl Atmd yttgur&hj.
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    Old currency: 'Govt to fix date to make it no longer legal'
    297 7 Old currency: 'Govt to fix date to make it no longer legal' JOHORE BAHRU, Frl. THE Government will soon fix a date when the old currency will no longer be the legal tender, the Minister of Finance. Tun Tan Siew Sin. said here today. Ihi.^ was to MMUTC a lasler
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    Judge: How could Sl5O a month detective afford a car
    312 8 Judge: How could Sl5O a month detective afford a car IPOH, Fri. Mr. Jus--1 lice Chang said In the High Court today that he could not understand how a detective constable earning only $150 a month could afford to buy a car. A few days after buying the car the
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    Tour of Medan
    41 8 KANOAR Fn. A aroup of 8o Perila tea hera «i.i ip.i\' u»> roa ane-w«ak tour of M l'.\r party led by '.he St.Me OrganKser of School.*. Inch* Abduliah Manuki trtn bf suesus of thr Indonesian Temcben I datlon
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    'Vote wisely': Sardon to people of Kelantan
    150 8 I^OTA BIIAKI Kri. Ihe >liiu>lci of Tr.m>porl. Tan Sri S.irclon. i.im niehl reminded tinpeople of Kel.tnl.ui 1" think uiM-ly an<l vole for the party which umild beaefli them. He was addrrs.>ine an rlection rally at Lubok Setol in support of the Alliance candidate
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    Industrial progress in Penang important: Governor
    440 8 Industrial progress in Penang important: Governor PLNANG. Friday INDUSTRIAL development had taken on increasing importance in Pcnang in recent years and it was likely to become even more important in the future. Raja Tun Uda, the Governor of Penang. said today. "The development which has taken piace In this State
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    Jail sentence
    21 8 BLTTERWORTH. I pad: plaster, Abdul Hamid bin ulecl for six month- today for inunc in nu. on < itolen bicycle
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    203 8 SIR OMAR DROPS PLAN FOR GURKHA FORCE BKUNEI TOWN. Frl.— Th c Sultan of Brunei, Sir Omar Ah Saiiuddin, has shelved a plan to recruit former Gurkha soldiers to fcrm a Poiice Field Force in tne Slate, according to seiners here today. Instead, the sources »aid. ha may cmu-PiUraie on
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    For UN talks
    51 8 KUALA I IPI.- Fw Ihe a .--emor aodal welfare "fTiifr lrc.ni liir Ministry of V Indie Muh«mnipd itn Mohd. Noor. v ill op one of 14 experts at United Nationa :nieiregion.il exoert nieetuv on aocial wfif;np organisation ..nd Hdmini<itr:«ti<m being convened at Grnev* from Aug. 7 to
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    JOIN TOGETHER' CALL TO UNIONS BY THE MTUC
    342 9 JOIN TOGETHER' CALL TO UNIONS BY THE MTUC K. LUMPUR, Fri THE MTUC will ask unions in each sector to merge voluntarily in a bid to get the Government to change its attitude on the regrouping of the estimated 300 trade unions now functioning. The MTUC .-ecretarygraeml, Mr. S.J.H. Zaidi.
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    Watch of joy
    339 9 Best cadet Suseelan gets a special gift Xl \I. A LUMPUR, Fri.— A passing-out parade at the Royal Military College at Sungei Besi m reviewed today for the lirst time by a State Rulvr the Sultan of Parians. The Sultan, who is Colonel-in-Chief of Hrn Royal Malay
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    Plea for gifts to give 200 children a festival
    202 9 1/ L'ALA LUMPUR. 1V Fri A voluntary organisation has listed the items needed to Rive 200 children from three Petaling Java kampongs a treat during the current school holidays— but it does not have the money. The public relations officer of
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    Dance date for Korean troupe
    78 9 SINGAPORE Fri. Twenty ->o;ith Korean dancers are due here soon to perform traditional an-j BKMhr dancrs m Singapore !>nd Malay: la They oomfliara on Aur 20 at 8 pm at the Oav World here and will perform nishtly until Aug. 22. In Kualr I.un pi.
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    Rubber: $3m. boost
    73 9 XX HIM. Pit Am) (her HWtJH h.been released h> thr Ministrj of Commerce :md |nduMr> for rubber pliiilti^ Mhfmes in S.ir.iw.ik .1 (lovernment spokesman announced If day. This brought the tal amount of money for Sar.iwak rubber planting Inis vc.ir to over S8 million I he estimated
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    Singapore goods for 'hard-sell' plan in E. Europe
    192 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. Thousands of dollars worth of Singa-pore-made goods are being sent to Russia and East Europe to pave the way for a "hard-sell" trade mission from here. The goods are going out as samples They should be arriving soon in the
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    Festive air for N-Day
    189 10 SINGAPORE. Friday. TWESE pictures taken yesterday show how Singapore is preparing for the big National Day celebrations on Aug. 9. Workers are busy (left) putting up flags and buntings at the Padang. where the mammoth N-Day pr rade will march past City Hall. It will be
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    Floats for City, rural tour to stress industry
    434 10 Floats for City, rural tour to stress industry SINGAPORE, Fri SINGAPORE'S industrialisation programme will be the main emphasis of the multi-coloured illuminated floats, which will participate in the two-mile procession of the City and the rural areas on four nights beginning National Day August 9. Of the 25 floats which
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    Tien qualifies for CE-General
    54 10 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Tien Chao Heng has qualified for the award of the Certificate ln-Educatlon Oeneral (English) in his final professional examination of the Teachers Training College held in April thli year His name was inadvertently left out in the list of successful candidates published In
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    CELEBRATIONS BY CITIZENS
    363 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. PREPARATIONS for national day celebration! were announced today by more citizens consultative committees, community centres and other organisations. The Ceylonese community's National Day Committee will, among other things, put up an illuminated arch in Ceylonese style at the Junction of Dhoby Ghaut and Selegle Rnad.
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    Traffic plans for Nicoll Highway
    141 10 SINGAPORE. Fri— New traffic arrangements will come into force along Nicoll Highway from midnight tomorrow, with the widening of Merdeka Bridge completed. This, together with the recent construction of the central carriageway and the improvement to Suillcm.ird Circus, will make possible the implementation of the
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      202 10 A II*' if Onp By V.T. Want tin «i iP^-N I VOTf. OOP I L-I—-I SPOOKY I I I BUT t GUESS 3^ "-< 1 NEVER SAW A L yiktf MOO V S <XTS BAT* r KINOA r\ IT'S BETTER N/ WELL, NOnA JAjIER I THOUGHT f/rVI EH? Y VEHM
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    Govt to raise £7.5m loan
    552 11 Govt to raise £7.5 m loan To finance the Malaysian Plan... 'MALAYSIANS WANT SOMETHING BETTER THAN MERE SURVIVAL' JOHORE BAHRU, Friday I'HE Government hopes to raise a £7£ million loan in London before the end of tht year as part of its foreign borrowing programme to finance the First Malaysia
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    A touching farewell as the kind soldiers leave
    175 11 A touching farewell as the kind soldiers leave l/UCHING, Fri.— The people of Lubok Antu, a remote border district in the Second Division of Sarawak, have paid tribute to the men of the sth Bn.. Royal Malay Regiment, for their community work during: their tour of duty in the area.
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    Scrap rubber theft
    18 11 PENANG. Frt Tliipvpx took 501 b. of scr;ip rubier from Bertam E-tate. Province Wplies'.ey. yesterday.
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    Penang College stone laying ceremony
    134 11 Pi NANG, lri. Three ahmet Ministers led liv Tcngku Abdul Rahman v ill speak at the l.i.Miic of the foundation stone of Prnang's I niversity olle?e at Uayan Lepas on Monday. In addition to the Tcngku. who will perform the ceremony, the Deputy Prime Minister,
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      280 11 Straits Times Crossword U KOM8 c up U) lnU) twopenny H. buppi> materials for Whit. j Nurse to go In a particular *ee or else! <9i. direction (4). 10. Part of the casue. perhapa? 14. Thrives by bold writing? (10) < 5) 15. Follower without batting 11. confiscate the caae.
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    DEATH
    51 12 in H,.rW« Hi i Hi hi mum) I .-fully on a.A K7. l.md huahand N« Chor Yin. r, lo mourn her Jo.« DrtcM Irnvra Klnfapor* Caaktt i Sun. ln vi at 2SO p.m. to odlal i'*niooeM Kum Tan Church, Quern street, for memorial Bantu at 3 p.m. and tbene*
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    IN MEMORIAM
    51 12 M lt..rrf» lit i Hiximi.m) IN EVER LOVINQ memory of Bamm c'hh»|ikhana departed Sth: Oaat hut never forIN CVERLOVING MEMORY of our tirlnved V. BatU who left ua thin day Inserted hy wlf* and IN EVERLOVING MEMORY of Resin* li Jn<eph departed j-n-WS, vajm remembered by Ife an.l
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    258 12 -*'i H'.rrfi US (Mimimmm) ViMV SUFFER iro.l travel alckaau? m.l it hy laklnc a 'Mantln*' tariiel ZQ nun ilia before ilartlaf your MAISON MARIE <;mnd Ain.ual .SalM. Qu.ility 1, 1.. »r, r al rantaatl. dnh in Zt Taonlln Road Hport tod»v Tel i.4:'v.'7. COME TO THE Doc W.o» toraorI
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      Worse, Not Better
      568 12 Raids on Maoist strongholds in Hong Kong which began three weeks ago have convinced the authorities of the tenacity of the leftist campaign if nothing else. The closing of a number of union headquarters and the arrest of many union officials have not brought the situation under
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      Teacher's Task
      333 12 Malaysia, situated at one of the great cultural crossroads of the world, offers fascinating opportunities for scholars who would chart its centuries of interchange. Yet this fascination also bears a burden of responsibility for teachers. Their role is not to find out what happened, and why, but to
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      Happy Birthday
      278 12 By the end of this year the Malaysian Migration Fund Board will have moved more than 1,000 workers from Malaya to Sabah. Next year the figure will be at least 1,800, and the tempo can be expected to go on rising. At present there seems to be nothing
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    Singapore's battle for more jobs
    1461 12 Singapore's battle for more jobs WILLIAM CAMPBELL The latest success: A surge in overseas investors' interest, new products and skills examines the progress made by the Republic In the b*d to 'Industrialise for survival' THERE has been a tremendous upsurge in industrial inquiries from prospective foreign investors in Singapore this
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    Lock icon Holidays (WITH PAY)for good convicts in Sweden
    525 12  - Holidays WITH PAY )for good convicts in Sweden ROLAND HUNTFORD by STOCKHOLM SWEDEN has Just tried its first convicts' holiday. Nine model prisoners spent three weeks in a secluded Government camp, walking with wives or fiancees in the forests or trout-fishmg in the lakes. Officially the experiment was Judged a
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      576 12 Classified advertisements for Straits Times Malay Mail may be handed to: COLO STORAGC ?llr>lft MARKIT Desk COLO STORAGC BHANCMIS CITY BOOK STOHI LTO. CoWIW Ouov. TMf NIWS FRONT orket. M M ISMAIL Mood. Naval. Bom. hamiem STORI, .f>of>oi 'Rood. V RiTNASAMY 1 CO, Kavu.lt A f MMr, S S MUBARUK
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      138 12 DONALD MOORE GALLERIES BUDGET LABEL RECORD FORTNIGHT July 29 to August 12th 1967 Go with the in-crowd to DONALD MOORE GALLERIES at: LIAT TOWERS. ORCHARD RD, SINGAPORE-9. DENMARK HOUSE, 86 AMPANG RD, K. LUMPUR. HENG GUAN BLDG. 171 BURMAH RD, PENANG. AURORA CHAMBERS. ROCK ROAD, KUCHING. and see the fabulous
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    Court is told of a talk on wifeswapping
    277 13 Court is told of a talk on wifeswapping I^l Al A II MJPI K. Fri. Two lriends, V. Vmllvelu and l.m itriiu iiuat. who started a mntlttion on witc suappiiig, enned up in a i trate's court here loom] uith one in Hum ht-uu charted with injuring the oihrr. VidivHu.
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    Case of the 20 'who were asked to go...'
    167 13 v:ingapoke, Frl. The Singapore NTUC said today that tne Malaysian Government had retrenched about 20 Singapore citizens who were employed as civilian workers with the Malaysian Armed Forces garrison workshop at Bukit Timah. In a statement, Mr. Seah Mul Kok. NTUC's
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    Lai's murder: Early arrest expected
    251 13 Lai's murder: Early arrest expected SINGAPORE, Friday gINGAPORE police said today that they expect an early arrest in connection with yesterday's murder of Lai Mong, 60, the Malaysian who won $375,000, the first prize of the Social Welfare Lottery last November. The special investigation section of the C.I.D. spent hours
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    Radio ring smashed
    75 13 SINGAPORE. Frl. Police have smashed a gang of car radio thieves. Five men have been held in connection with the loss of 29 car radios between May and last month. Twenty two of these were recovered during police Investigations. Police said most of the radios were stolen
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    Ballot called off as claim is withdrawn
    113 13 WINGAPORE. Frl. A secret in Hot .scheduled to have (yen conducted last week by the Labour Ministry to ascertain whether the Singapore Catering Staff and WorkeiV Trade Union or the Food. Drinks and Allied Workers' Union represented !h»staff of the Goodwood Hotel was
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    Strip revue breaks rules, closed down
    99 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl— Police last night closed down a striptease show at the Bukit Blntang Park here. A polU'e spokesman said today that th<- dan ers of the "Bintans Bahru' i.NV'v Stan *tnpt*a>.e revue hid violated the condition* stipulated in the licence. The re\ue
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    Scouts to hold a campfire
    48 13 BUTTERWORTH. Frl. The Boy Scouts Association Butterworth district, will hold a campfire at Padang Bengali In Telok Ayer Tawar from Saturday to Monday. The Butterworth DUtrlct Officer. Inche Ahmad bin Harun. who is also the chairman of the Association will open the campfire.
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    FPA president re-elected
    60 13 IPOH Prt. Uiito (Dr.) Han Mtgal Khas "in Haji Megat Omar I baa ivri- re-elected president "f tnr P«>r..k Fa. m!y Planning A*»<>- n and Dr Murray WstßM ,uid Dn'o Lrn 1 Pale Klm.ui as vicepresidents The secretary is Mrs W«n j Daurl and the treasurer Mr.
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    BOOK ARTIST NAILA
    85 13 BOOK ARTIST NAILA KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. For most people reading a book means concentrating on the story, but not for Miss Naila Tayabji, 20 (above), who ftnd9 meaning in the study of its illustrations. Her fascination for book illustration-., which began when she was a little ps i. led her
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    Migration Fund Board passes age of infancy
    212 13 Migration Fund Board passes age of infancy JES.Sfc.Li O.\, tn. Trie cnairman of the iviaiayaiarl Migration funu Boara, ivir. K. f'aumttiiauian, KaJd toaay mat tne Board had now passed the age of iniancy and that all the teething troubles faced In the Initial stages had been overcome. The Board will
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    Youth jailed for outrage
    50 13 PENANG. Fri A Zl-year-old labourer. Ooi Kean Leong. was' today jailed for six months for I outracine the modesty of a six-year-cld e:n here un May 24. 4 Ooi pleaded guilty to committing the offence in a back lane behind the gri's home in Carnarvon Sireo;
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    SWIMMING TIMES
    95 13 TODAY: Sedill Kechll 10 20 am. (7 BIH 74/ p.m. <5 4ft>; Singapore 1122 am i7.sft» 10.07 r m t fit > Pori D 3SS fl'n tTJftl (i.33 run. <8 6Ui; Port Swettenham 5.09 a.m. (14.2fti521 pm (149 ft); Penanp IS.II urn t671il Uis p.m. c 8 2
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    $42,458 DAMAGES AWARD TO ACCIDENT VICTIM
    163 13 $42,458 DAMAGES AWARD TO ACCIDENT VICTIM SINGAPORE, Fri A traffic accident victim was awarded damages totailinp $42,--458 and costs by Mr. Justice Choor Singh in the High Court today. He is Sim Chye Kwee. 47. a former Katong fishmonger, who sustained serious injuries in a car accident in Pahang six
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    NS Sikh Union officials
    52 13 SEREMBAN. Fri. Gurdlal Bakar Singh, a former secretary of the Seremban Town Council, vas elected president of the Negrt Sembllan Sikhs Union at their annual meeting at Utam Singh Hall here. Other officials vice-presi-dent: T. Mah'ma Singh: secretary: Santokh Stnah Ball; R?si?tint secretary: Gurbachan Singh; trea■unr:
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      776 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lum- 7.10 Ghazal— a musical propur and Penan*; 6 Ipoh and Rramme; 7.35 Bewitched— MaUrra; 3 and 10 Johore My Grandson. the Warlock S*l! r y 4 J" pin 7 Batu 800 News in Mandarin; 8.10 rahat; 9 Kluang. Lembaran min?gu weekly 3.00 p.m. ODening
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      Another milestone
      633 14  -  ABU BIN NADEN N.E.B's $57m plant to provide power for progress By THE opening today of the $57 million Prai power station is another milestone in the National Electricity Board*! determination to pro- ide the nation with power for progress. Built on a 48-acre site and occupying a
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      300,000 people in 400 villages now get electricity
      444 14 300,000 people in 400 villages now get electricity THE Central Government's plan to light up the kampongs is proving a great success. The National Electricity Board has connected supplies to 332 villages throughout the States of Malaya while the Kinta Electrical Distribution Company has supplied a total of 90 villages
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      Sale of electricity doubled in 5 years
      709 15 Sale of electricity doubled in 5 years THE vital role the National Electricity Board is playing in the country's development programme is reflected in its latest progress report which shows that sales of electricity have almost doubled in five years. In 1957, the Board's capital was $137 million; there were
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      A $147 million scheme for more glow in the countryside
      583 15 T<HE $147 million Batans Padang hydro elecx trie scheme (two stations) to be completed next year is the National Electricity Board's most ambitious project to date Situated In the Tapah hills forest reserve (in Perak> the two stations. Won and
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      GOVERNOR OF PENANG OPENS NEW POWER STATION TODAY
      128 16 THH! (iovernor of Penang, Raja Tun Uda Al Haj will open the new $57 million Prai power station this evening. This is the 33.000 volt switchyard of the new $57 million power station of the National Electricity Board at Prai. The new
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      To be fully Malayanised by end of this year
      324 16 \f ALAYANISATI O N iTI in the National Electricity Board is expected to be completed by the end of this year. In 1955 there were 206 senior Malaysian officers and 45 expatriates. The number last year was 216 and 21 respectively
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      267 14 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU v PI Wt rsf\\&l £f> L J r UTS EL Is fFum\ Hbr t m^L^m^kWmmßKm^Km^tm^mtL^^ 9a^H iibibK' $1 i *nrc"!n ™ii 'l m *J**2r* R J L...J... Lsssl .^.JTf.f s^^. v wai&yi2MKliMlsy a> The $57 Million Prai Power Station will «f M i I t^Ji
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      35 14 Congratulations to NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD for the opening ceremony of PRAI POWER STATION 41 1 Slip //er of ■MLfIE&Jj Mpi tanks of 6350 ton from TOYO KANETSU KOGOYO K.K. MITSUBISHI SHOJI KAISHA LTD. TOKYO. JAPAN.
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      109 15 M||||||||||Mlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll£ I CONGRATULATIONS to the [national electricity I BOARD OF MALAYSIA on the occasion of the official opening of j PRAI POWER STATION from I SOON HING CO. I 339, Kallang Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** ***** i We were responsible for the erection. testing and painting of 3-fuel-oil tanks (1
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      173 15 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO THE NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF MALAYSIA ON THE OCCASION OF THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF i ndWMMiiM'i'X'BMhiii fill' Vi jfltttoi^frmw HMMMMb^B^B^BL^^v The above picture shows a completed steel structure for Turbine and Boiler House before fixing of cladding. 1 1 Ulll REDPATH, BROWN CO., LTD. STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS
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      114 16 For the PRAI POWER STATION The Architect, Engineer, Contractor Owner All agreed on PHILIPS P.A.B.X. PHILIPS Intercom Crittall Hope Windows Shanks Sanitaryware Union Locks Henderson Door Gear Supplied by THE PERAK RIVER HYDRO ELECTRIC POWER CO. LTD. and THE KINTA ELECTRICAL DISTRIBUTION CO. BHD. Congratulate the N. E. B. on
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      65 16 Congratulations to LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA on the official opening of their PRAI POWER STATION at Province Wellesley by His Excellency The Governor of Penang, RAJA TUN UDA AL-HAJ BIN RAJA MUHAMMAD, S.M.N., K.8.E.. C.M.G. JKk. Supplier of 2 UNITS 300,000 LBS. BOILER 2 UNITS TURBO-ALTERNATOR CRANES for 2x30 MW. PRAI
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      Robbery in lifts: Telling the police
      118 17 Robbery in lifts: Telling the police I fUEFER to the letter b> Perturoed headed "Emergency .-stop for robbery In a lift" tS.T. July 8' From July 1 !o July 15. thr Police have registered only two cases ol offence* of a nature .similar to that mentioned by •"Perturbed," committed inside
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      95 17 REFERRING to the letter by "Listener" i ST. July 27) on the absence of the Pasir Panjang Sea Scouts Band for the National Day p. i rade: It la true that w.' have been practising every week for the last few months in preparation for the National Unfortunately,
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      The 'extra pay' for night class teachers
      212 17 f-pHE Minister of Education has branded I as 'mercenaries' (S.T. July 25) teachers who earn extra money by teaching night classes. There is surely no employer throughout the world who calls upon his employees to work overtime and yet is not prepared to
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      THE GIRL PIPERS, A SOLDIER AND HIS BONNET
      138 17 THE GIRL PIPERS, A SOLDIER AND HIS BONNET 0N Krh. |1 jou published a letter from •Scottish Solclior" asserting that it takes up to mx yean to train a baspiprr and predicting that Ihp Singapore Girl Pipers could not possibly be operational before National Day 1970. The Sing apor c
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      Doctors in Kuala Kangsar
      103 17 WAS shocked to read that two medical officers were said to have been "roughed up" in Kuala Kangsar and that they had to seek police protection. It was not stated who "roughed" them up. I am sure it cannot be any of the patients because, as
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      RESEARCH
      92 17 DOES the Minister ot Education realise that in advanced countries considerable research is made before any kind of educational policy is implemented? The comprehensive school system is one example In England research was carried out over 15 years before the system was launched Malaysia did nothing like that and
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      Comparisons
      52 17 APROPOS Scholarships letter July 29). I sympathise. However. I dislike her idea of trying to gain .sympathy at the expense of civil servants. If she is unhappy at the increase of working hours for teachers she should protest but not indulge In uncomplimentary comparisons with other workers CIVIL SLRVANT
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      Parking lots
      59 17 RESIDENTS ut Pesiaran Keliling who are car owners can find no place to park their cars. They park their vehicles a mile r>r two away and then have to walk from their parking place to their i Hals In this area the >up posed limited alluted parking ground
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      47 17 IN Sungei Patam the Police lay traps for speed hogs at night and in the early morning, times when traffic is not dense Better it the traps were laid be'ween 0a in and ipm when traflic i* douse and wddenU must tn*quent JsLI'LKSUMC S(. Patani
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      74 17 ri>HE scientific chemical X terms used by the Examination Syndicate In the trial examination for Form Three baffled the pupils because they are so different from those printed in the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka's text-books. Isn't there some form >>f m-ordinatlon between the Examination Syndicate and the Dewan
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      149 17 A PLEA FOR SIMPLIFICATION DEFERRING to your recent reports. 1 am iniX> clined to support the MIC call to the government to relax the National Language test for elderly applicants for citizenship. 1 have known cases of persons who have satisfied all requirements in their
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      98 17 I>ERMIT m« to expreu my gratitude and appreciation to ihe three girls who gave assistance to my grandmother during the storm on Saturday. July. 29. at about 8.15 a.m. My grandmother was hit on the head by a falling branch at Moulmein Road. She bled
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      43 17 eau de cologne "bien-etre" No matter how you /*>A say it... f m means "^sjW 1^; V freshness A \j) Ki&rv pfft si& PCI I Cllv J* I I lAU Ot CO-00M -~-Jk i|--"--*~ W K «vrui«et._ W A PRODUCT OF FRANCE *TlJ_/
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      443 17 DIPLOMA IN ACCOUNTANCY for students with C*mbridg* Gr^da 2 (or hightr) including English Candidates for th« Diploma ia Aeeom itaaey offered by the Commercial Education Society of Australia will be able to train in the b-aie skills of the Accountant and thea adraae* ia status by choosing one or more
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      1511 18 (tont.nued from P«r Ul SITUATIONS VACAiNT RaiGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS exfr. IS Wordt $3 (Minimum) A iOUNG and aoaskoafal ST. -AMES' OHwROH, MMg: S^.TgJL^Tgg Sunday 7MU a.m. annual thanksgiving Natloo i,,,,^,, accounting service. 6.00 p.m. bvenaong. Appllcatloua wit* a recent photograph CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES (returnable) should be made to PO leld at
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      1087 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT /."> HarWi 5( Win.;— Sox >• rlt txtrt FURNISHED BUNGALOW rent or -ai.-> nr» at IU Jalan Laten off Lppet Meran^ooa. S pure. 2-STOREV TERRACE HOUSE .'v lalan L. ram s pore .J. 3 bearoomt Pon MBg Biot Food Suppliers MMI FULLY FURNISHED lUXURY flat Adjacent Katons Beacb
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      990 18 ACCOMMODATION WANTED HONCKONC BUSINESSMAN urgently wanted to buy rent 3 4 hed rooms DeU.ched bungalo" <vith Mi garden in good residential area Appli Bos A jure MANAGING DIRECTOR REQUIRE* furnished 2 3 hedroom leave flat ohumr Periol August I .Mb lor '-'-j months. Districts 9 IO or 11 preferred Phone
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      1082 18 HOUSES LAND WANTED Ii nrdl «t Win Box St rtt txtrt WANTED TO BUY rtousea at jalan I .N'ovena. Pea View Park or any other I <i srini.pin,: centre ahout to «ix Keen bajran Pleaae i sent particulars' to IS Lee iß^altyi 1 <."o 4T. Beach Rn<l. S pore Tel
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      735 18 FURNITURE IS Wordt (Min.)-Box M rtt txtrm FURNITURE PROBLEM' Oor.fj't Adrian's for fane Kutmture 4l' Klrar Valley Road. Singaviore. '.'.V.r* FOR SUPERIOR QUALITY cane furniture iseif-a*semi.i<- avatlar.lei vit. Met Hum. 76 Victoria Street 8 pore. Te! PEST CONTROL Cail in tbe t!t> »ou Know THOMAS COWAN A CO. LTD FIRST
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      722 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE 19*4 MITSUBISHI Bwi T I runmnn condition econotnim chea). .i|i|.(.it>tn llSt to Box ATM S T.. iDOh 196J VOLVO IMS I d.«.' alr-condi' 14 Outrun Koad. iS porei D-18 1.111. M 3 p.m. VAUXHALL VELOX 1961 62 Mode, well maintained K ool tjrrea :axed until October SI
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      653 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE M H..,rf. M V,n »al .n r/. erfrt BMW 700 COUPE. Oft. 1963. UNI March DEC. '1M Ins .'.ln (8 porei -n after 11 no HENRY ANC ACENCY OHtrt:--11b l Austin rsti Suptr 93.750 OB tibl Austin 1100 53. 950. 00 10M Austin Hralty Spritt 53. J00
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      1186 19 TO LIVERPOOL t WEST CQtST U.K.: Out t'ccn MM P $'"im f»mn| ANTENOR L'cool. DuDlin. A'mouitl l« H TUai tut t PROMETHEUS I'.e'bOOl. G'a'-|C« AM, II 11 I! 14 M»CH»ON I rtrpOOl, C ai|(Q« 1? 13 IXION iritoil. L'peol. B'tPSt G'|O» 12 Au| 15 Au| 1171 An 21 ELPENOR MOl.
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      1185 19 theWvXu/nes m i EXPRESS SAILINGS TO GENOA/WORTH CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA P. Sham Penang S'pote I Jenoa R'dam H'burg Aarhus C'hagen SARCOBHA ai) Aig 2127 Alf 2121 Auf It/ 2 j Oct 1 Oct It Bet 12 Mt II Set II MALACCA kI) Sept 21 77 Sept 21 21 Sept 31 2 I
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      1358 19 I BEN&LIM\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS •.(■ufif iTITr U Harrbtg Sept 11 BENCLEUCH frcn- sept v Smeanori Pt S>am Penanf loltartaai Sept 23 ..pt. u s m* For fir SS BENVANNOCH R H °;XT IV< i Singapore Pt. Slam Penang Grouth Oct 13 Aae 11. 11
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      1162 19 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARD SERVICE FROM UK, CONTINENT. Liadiif tan Smgapon P. Ittßl Peaatt CITY OF JOHANNESIURC Lor Ri"'»<)am. Hamaurg. «ibro».gn t.13-14IAirg CITYOFCUILDFORD lonaon. Rotterdam. Hi-C-f. M Havre 21 2B Aif 2131 Aif 3111 Aef CmfIFST. ALBAhS lonjcn. Rottirdam. Hamburf. Ulept CinBFBUNIEE lonaon. Rotterdam. Hamburg,
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    Rubber price at new low level
    316 20 rE downward movement was nccentuaied this week with tlie Rubber Market recording a lo>s of U cents to reach new low of 53i cents for current month, state II Co. Ltd. in their current review Thp aaattc t.pno vat trigKr'.ed oil bj the IndonesiMn
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    294 20 V.MIPS LYING ALONCSIDE IHF SINGAPORE HARBO >l rt WHARVES OR EXPECTED TOOA> ARE .lonn. en n '.7. B>oi loi tl I- i.rokf-rtur lv 11. iiv ot ioii.i.i. .i.iii^ v i 4. Caltfonr-< Ml 1 It It-: in M^rn 1 i-.ii .\o > k .f. JV I Haramoeui
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 20 Aue. 4 RI'RRFR PRICE: Ml cent> (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN: SHO4.'2:> (down SI .Ml) Kstim.itrd offering -'40 ItMM (up tons).
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    INDUSTRIAL PRICES FIRM AFTER SLIGHTLY SOFTER
    997 20 From Our Market Correspondent THE industrial >oction of week in braikets>. and further news of thfa the BltWk Kxthance ISLAND Peninsular: will be jiven in a year a had a sliehtly softer look The chairman. Dato Yeap time >estercla>. but firmed to- Ho.k Hoe
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK SECHANGE
    1085 20 l»l SI\I.S> 111 .mil ir ported to the Singapore and Kn.U Lumpur Ir^clint rnom> of Hi. >to< k Exekaagf \e*tetti»\ «iih thr number of vharr* traded in hraclcMs: INDUSTRIAL! m».«l»a«l 1 11 <i Central lucit ,1 T" D i vi ;:> »i n n iiihi, ■>!
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    31 20 ■I'HI Atl»ci«Hon Bi«k< in Mi- IjyftU r. tn nKi'lui'n l.n.n, TT M On rtarly: Wm| Ctrmany L2»l NHhnlirali IIM: twitrt'lantt i B«l(ium France IM| Italy ***** *nd P«i«i» IMb.
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      143 20 0 GENOA. MARSEILLES. ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM BREMEN, HAM8UR6 P. Sham Penang laeno* HamOurp 'ALEMANNIA (HAPAS) 11/12 Alt 13/15 Ait K Ai| 16 Sept NOLSATIA (HAPAG) 24 2S A« 27/21 Ai| 30 Auf 28 Sept II Oct HAMMONIA <HAPAG, 11/12 Sept l3/15Scpt IbSept IB Oct 24 Oct IHURINGIA (HAPAGl 21/23 Sift 24
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    Easier trend develops On Penang tin market
    372 21 EA^IKK conditions developed on thr Penan? tin market >PSt»>ril3\ Ulth th*" price fall- M n4 p-t r ul on an offering estimated up ton 1 to 240 ton*. Support came out lower ImpK mainly from Japan and the (ontment In London overnicht the
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    199 21 MELBOURNE. Fri VVESTERN MIKING opened it $22 no in response to the com-p-tm report on nickel ore resene.s at Kamhalda The share r-i-rri tn $21 SO before closing up 80 rent* at $21 90 Other mining lenders had solid gains In buoyan' trading Mt Isa gained 28 MM
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    JOINT RUBBER PRICES
    235 21 Ufil'T first r rade robber 1.0. b. ■.||^»r^ rioted at S p.m. In h'lila LAimpur and Slniapnrr < »'»rdav at 54 i cents per Ib. Ifi thrcr »ithth« of a rent on lhiir«dav'« rinsing Iprel. Ihr tone was quietly stead*. R VS. and MR t. doting prices
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    74 21 /'MINESE Prn(jue« Eichani*. Sm- np«-< n*«n prleti Mr dicui ytitauUy. Coconut oil: bulk S46| **ll*r*. inim S48J «fller». Co»f MixkI (fob) lo<M* Auk. K Tont $29 J B. Ptoptt: Mun.ok whlt« $132» Mllm, Sarawak while $130 Mil*'*. Sarawak blark 1'7J o«ll«r« carblrd Lamponc Mirk »90# (all 96<-, NLWi.
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    31 21 ON th- Irta aichanfa mifkat v Rons Kong vti>t*rdaT tha US ,n^ 5 TT* for ea*h. ttarhnc «if quot»l at 1«.0S tnl fina tael of i«lrt at ne >Vi
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    105 21 I Hi. family ol Ibr latr TFRRY «;FOR«;K TAV thinks the Prpniclrnt of Singaporr. Unite. uialilc MinKt.rv Mrmlii-i--of I.ii 11.***** nl Siiißipmr Mum darn' rnion, Sijlap Cili/rns' Consultative unimitlrr, M.vi I^l mi in I .iinmilli'i —i I i Community Ontrr. Ilir mil inlr Corns, all staff of Thr EMt
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      604 21 I Continue* from Pa»e 18) pQR SALE FOR F M /> s tU jrw. m mm r m**m**. i m.^ it BUY SILL and g»rvir./R»p«lr/ rlock. lamp. fan. Iron f\vm iwti to» a. mik»ii of Tyr*»rlt*ra. Calculator. 'h» rurcna?»! of tn«vi«iona. ram* <rnra dflr* equipment >4. iramn. atrcondittonera. r*frii»ratora. Ronmton
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      672 21 LADIES HAIRDRESSING .lovr.cLVN M PtmaM A*«mm op*d dtily Kor appointment lrl*phonr Snirlty 1 3 i«r»i 4w^l^.^^ MARJORIC LADIES HAI RORtSSf RS 2WI jrrnanl Kotrt Hmr.-m It/-, .-nam poo 8«t »2 «ki atifleti. twitrßM. availanl* 74 sna<t»g. Pbont tS por«i vn. MAISON MOOIRNt firm Clau t Liidt**^ Raiirlrrtffr*. Hatr<lv»inA. Kmißiiu <>i
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      1120 21 PROBATE AND SIAMESE TIN SYNDICATE ADMINISTRATION tSTATK Or VKI.AVIDHAN At A VL l i A ?.ll? A: i: H£ lR Tln ore ""'Put for July 1961 DBCBASKD plculs 2543. (Late Kitchen Hand employed in Headquarters 1* !>lv MaUya Ois- TtTIMriCDQ trlet "A" DM.. *****. PCI-l co ItWUUO OPO Seremhan. N>teri
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      631 21 NOTICES I'NDER INSTRITTION FROV AND RY ORDKR OF THE MINISTRY OF Pt'RI.U RIILDINr, AND WORKS. HQ.. FAR FAST LAND FOR( KS AUCTION SALE OF Surplus <fc Unserviceable Stnre romprlsing Cable elect Ceilln; fans. T>'pewrlters. Water heater' Rollers. Landroveis. Bedfor' Trucks. Tipper. Dumpers. Air Conditioners. Refrigerator Iron. Crane Traction, Furniture etc.
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      1055 22  -  NORMAN SIEBEL TONIGHT'S CUP FINAL HAS THE MAKINGS OF GREAT TUSSLE By RESULTS OF PREVIOUS CUP FINALS TODAY'S 41st in-ter-state soccer championship final at the Merdeka Stadium has a very special incentive. Either Singapore or Perak will become the first team to have their name
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      RESULTS
      397 22 BOWLINC NIM.AI'ORK ii|n-n rhampionaMga (.Jackie Centre i: Result* un to (> pm. ye.slerday. Men «i|>rn division Masters: 1 O. Choo U3SSI 2 If. Boon < 1 238 3 R. E Towns' nd < 1237 sinrlrs: 1 C II Ti'.u 598 > and P. ChUmg '598' 2 B. Teoh (Mli;
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      Peng Soon accepts SBA invitation
      176 22  -  FRANCIS BOEY R> PROFESSIONAL tu-uh Wong Peng Soon hM accepted the Singapore Badm.ntun Aaaocmi.iiih offer to &erve on their ti. lining and coaching .midi mmittee. Peng Soon nim.se la>i cuach.nK job was with the Haarlum Duinjwuk Badminton Club in Holland, returned, to Singapore in May
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      1020 22 IN THE HIGHCOURT IN GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA MALAYA AT ALOR STAR "hi v «<>«** i»h-arimi:nt civa Bin no im ot 1-66. Il<llI 7s!: l l I \V l m N rRI<AL B< M>| MIKIIN It WC.ARS K.MAI B\SI Xl AVI Plaintiff I'.WIAM. Tenclen are lnviteci Inmi CIM •A' eletural contractors
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      758 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF BRUNEI ftlfaH IX THF RROAIH ABTING AND INFORMATION DEPARTMENT Applications are Invited to fill the following vacancies In the Broadcasting and Information Department. Brunei: t'Kix.KAMMI ASSISTANT i.X \l)l 111 QIAMKU ATlONft: tai For Malar Sections: (4 varanrieo Past Form in English and Standard V Malar, (b)
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      725 22 NOTICES KERAJAAN BRUNEI PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN Taw«ran2 akan c'.i-terlma oleh PenguniM Lembaua Tavaran dlFejabat Pegamai Kewaniian NefOl Tuukat >■■ all. Bangunan Ppmbau Keiajaan. Bandar Bnmel aaripada Pemboron^a JKR jrang berdaftar d.ibm Krla.s A hinuca VaktU tengab han p.<da han Ithnin 4hb. September. 19K7 mvoic MEMBENA SEKOLAH PERTUKANGAN DAN MENENGAH MELAYU BATU
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      90 22 TICKET SALES Tickets for the M.il.i>sia < up final priced at M lerandst.md > and S» will be on sale at Merdrk.i Stadium from 9.3U a.m. luda>. r attention!! GRAND OPENING SIN HUA EMPORIUM LTD. GAY WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK, GEYLANG, SINGAPORE. FULLY AIRCONDITIONED FOR YOUR COMFORT THE EMPORIUM THAT OFFERS
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    Consistent Chingla to gain her 4th success
    1056 23 RACING with Epsom Jeep THINGLA has a strong each-way rhance in the Class Two Div 'S held over 6f (Race Five) at Ipoh today. The nve-year-old mare has been a model of consistency. She won three times in 15 starts but has npver
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    431 23 Sparkling trial by Lord Sussex r— ON THE TRACK LORD SUSSEX (Garnet Bougoure up) did a sparkling gallop over 3f in 36 4/5 on fast going at Ipoh yesterday morning. Balhnlmen Boy (Sublan Dalweet sprinted smartly over 3f in 36 1 5. Mirthful Miss (Bougoure) did a dashing tnai over
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    TODAY'S RUNNERS AND RIDERS AT IPOH
    1615 23 (.()1N(. FORECAST: Firm. Race 1-1.30 Class 5 Div 3 ($4,800) 6f (Local jockeys only) 1 osnnn Vong hn» iKL Chongi RS Breuk. 8 90 Kang 13 feonnn Shyree (LKNi Osman 5 90 Narudi S 2isnn Port d'Or a (SY Wong) Heddle 10 8.13 Hamid
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      246 23 The talented little pi lighter from Europe that's making it big! Try it and you'll find out why IMCO I 111^11 IP^^i became Europe's most popular ligh- I Br^^^B ter. Everything about it is designed with ingenious simplicity. No mes- I sing with screws or fuel cans just I Bf
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    28 24 TIN RAZAK, with his son Nizuni. six. walking to his plane with other YIPs before his departure for Bangkok veslerday. Straits Times picture by Lim Ghee I law.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    260 24 LONDON. Fri—Closing middle prices of selected stocks not inchiding stamp duty were: II 1 1 1)1 .1 II Consol 2>,' £37 1 16 Funding 4'. £97 3 16 +U War 3',' £51 ■nm Chartered 59 3 Hongkong £8'j —1 16 INSl'KAMK Com. Un 44 9 —1 P., Prudentials
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    67 24 LONDON. Prl.— Spot 16 13 16d., Sept. 16-13 16d. Oct. 16 15 Hid.. Nov. I'd.. Oct. Dec. 17d.. Jan. March 17 3 d.. April June 17 ,d. July Sept. 17 13 16d.. Oct Dec. 18 1 16d Jan. March 18 3 16d., April June 18 5 16d.. July Sept.
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    29 24 LONDON. Fri—Buyers £1199^ unchanged", sellers £1201 i-J-£H. Forward buyers £1205 umchangcd' sellers £1206 i unchanged i. Settlement £1197 (—£o> Turnover a.m. 130 tons. p.m. 155 tons. Tone: Steadier.
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    QUEENSTOWN TO ELECT A 'QUEEN'
    66 24 SINGAPORE. Fri—Twentythree girls from Queenstown will vie for the "Queenstown Beauty Queen" title at a charity dance to be held at Raffles Hotel tomorrow night. The winner will get a free flight to Hong Kong donated by the Malaysia-Singapore airlines. T'.ie contest is one of
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    Man accused of causing hurt with boiling oil
    47 24 SINGAPORE. Prt.— Ong Ah Kee. 28. was charged in the ninth magistrate's court today with causing hurt to two men with boiling oil on July 15 He pleaded not guilty. Ong was allowed bail of $2,000 on each charge
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    30 stalls at fun fair
    56 24 SINGAPORE. Fri A fun fair ni'vtani>eci by St. Anthonys Convent will be held at St. Joseph's Church grounds. Victoria Street, on Sunday from 8.30 a.m. to 6 p.m. There will be more than 30 games, food and variety stalls. It is In aid of the
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    Essay contest closing date
    50 24 SINGAPORE. Fri— The closing date for the National Day essay competition of the Bulcit Ho Swe'e community centre women subcommittee has been extended to Aug. 15. Caab prizes of Sl2fl. $80 and S5O will be awarded to the best three. There are also five consolation prizes
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    Sports club dance
    28 24 SINGAPORE Fn The Mercantile Bank Sports Club will hold its first social and dance at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 8 p.m. on Aug. 19.
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    ST. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL: APPEAL FOR DONATIONS
    126 24 ST. ANDREW'S HOSPITAL: APPEAL FOR DONATIONS SINGAPORE. In Ui- SC. Pereira. medical offlcer-In-Charge ol St. Andrew's Orthopaedic Hospital, today appealed tv the public for more donations to provide educational and recreational facilities at the hospital. c Hol.tr. Club at Hotel An.: ed out thiii undei arrangement, \\n I facilities, leaving
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    20 24 CABLE RECEIVED i: S. Mrnon. M (>»«■. <\ Tlirippunitluira MR S. AMARASINCAM. I'iinnampalum v md three daughter* '<> mourn. Kun»ral ttom P.ivit
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    CEYLONESE LEADER DIES IN MALACCA, AGED 74
    128 24 MALACCA. Fri.— A wellknown Ceylonese leader. Dr. S. Thambipillay. 74. died at thr (ieneral Hospital yesterday evrnin:;. A 11'.'.!I 1 graduate of thr Kins Kchvartl Vl] Collece of Alnlicinc. ho serxed in Singapore until 1929 when he was transferred to Malacca. He had
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    276 24 7 ASIAN NATIONS' FISHERIES TALKS END SINGAPORE. Friday. GEYEN Asi;in Governments will know within the next few days about how Singapore and Bangkok are to be turned into South-east Asia's key fisheries development centres. They will net the full details from their representatives who attended the South-east Asian fisheries development
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      461 24 Late CLASSIFIEDS! J* WordM SIS (Htmlmwmtu WILLIAMSON: To Joan and Nfvllta n <on Paul a; Our L*dy a I l|>oh. Thanks to staff. TO ELLEN A- Kirhsrd Oiiia. a riaiinhlrr I.\nn.-tte on 4.VS: Ho>piui. Thank* to Oot. dot-tor »mt, staff. TAN —CHAN: Bwv. o Mr. Mr«. Tan Km gapore to
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