The Straits Times, 24 August 1965

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    Lock icon Chasing a space 'phantom' is twins' new job
    440 1 IJOrSTOX, Mon. Astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad luive a new assignment to curry out during their third day in space today catching up with a "phantom." The astronauts got some much-needed sleep during the night while scientists at the control centre
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    Govt acts against pro-Red schools
    423 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD Managements suspended From KUCHING, Monday THE Sarawak Government acted today to curb Communist influence in seven Chinese schools in the controlled area along the KuchingSerian road, scene of a terror attack two months* ago. Elsewhere in the operational area, thousands of leaflets have
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    Train fare for mosque opening
    76 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Malayan Railway has announced that in connection with the opening of the National Mosque and the International Airport It Is offering single ordinary fare and a half for the return Journey from any station to the Federal capital. Tickets will be
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    2 ships in S'pore harbour crash
    399 1  -  RODERICK PESTANA By SINGAPORE. Mon. WWO cargo vessels the 3,690-ton Formosa- registered Union Builder and the 10,480-ton Yugoslav ship, the Primorje were this morning involved in a collision in the eastern anchorage of the Singapore Harbour. The collision smashed a section of the Union
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    Lock icon India 'ready' to cross Kashmir line
    90 1 India 'ready' to cross Kashmir line NEW DELHI. Mon —India s Defence Minister, Mr. Y.B. Chavan, said today India was ready to cross the ceasefire line In Kashmir If necessary to defend It. He was answering a question In the Lower House of Parliament after making a statement on the
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    Jakarta aid to Laos
    50 1 VIENTIANE (Laos). Mon An Indonesian Air Force transport plane arrived here today with •even tons of military equipment for neutralist forces fighting the Communist Patrtet Lao. A similar planeload of military equipment arrived here on Saturday from Indonesia for the neutralist forces of Gen. Kong Le
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    Lock icon Soek on S'pore: 'Studying all aspects'
    164 1 Soek on S'pore: 'Studying all aspects' JAKARTA, Mon. President Soekarno said today that he was "still studying all factors related to the separation of Singapore from the Federation of Malaysia." He wat replying to Japanese correspondents who asked when Indonesia would recognise Singapore. The Japanese correspondents were allowed a brief
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    Six in a family slain because of $450 debt
    107 1 TAIPEH. Mon. Chou Shin-Hsiang confessed to police he murdered six members of a famih because of a debt of $6.b(V) Formosan (8450) which they refused to pay. police said. They said Cbou. a 32--year-old night watchman, admitted that he killed Mou
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    TIME-BOMB AT BRIDGE IN MALACCA HOLDS UP TRAFFIC
    212 1 TIME-BOMB AT BRIDGE IN MALACCA HOLDS UP TRAFFIC MALACCA, Mon.—British Army bomb experts from Seremban, 51 miles from here, rushed to Malacca early this morning and helped to prevent a time-bomb from exploding. The bomb six slabs of TNT with a timing device was due to go off at 2.30
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    $50,000 tobacco haul by Customs
    199 1 $50,000 tobacco haul by Customs A LOR STAR. Mon. After several hours of land and sea hunt, police and customs today seized a record haul of over 4,000 lb. of tobacco near the coastal town of Semilinp. 35 miles from here. The tobacco, bound In :<5 bales and valued at
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 CHASINC PHANTOM ACROSS SKIES HOUSTON. Mon. (irmini twins have begun play ins hide-and-seek across skits with "Phantom A urn a roiket. First manncuvrr miicessful. Inter. (Set this past 1
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon U.S. JETS AGAIN HIT DAM NEAR HANOI
      132 2 OAIGON, Mon. United States Air Force Jets struck a dam site 80 miles southwest of Hanoi, the North Vietnam capital, for the second day In a row yesterday and also bombed a hydro-electric plant nearby. Eleven F-105 Thunderchiefs supported by three other jets
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      Lock icon Brockway Vietnam mission in peril
      411 2 LONDON, Mon. Hanoi mouthpiece rejects truce as a U.S. trap LORD Brockway's Vietnam peace talks in Moscow appeared in peril today as the North Vietnam mouthpiece, Nhan Dan, in Hanoi rejected a ceasefire in the Vietnam war. The Labour peer, on a private visit to
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      Lock icon Pakistan trying to send more infiltrators into Kashmir: India
      280 2 Pakistan trying to send more infiltrators into Kashmir: India NEW DELHI, Monday. PAKISTAN is attempting to push fresh batches of "infiltrators" into Kashmir where guerilla warfare erupted 17 days ago, the Indian Defence Ministry charged yesterday. The Indian Army ambush- f W two groups of guerillas crossing the ceasefire line
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      Lock icon Lover throws bombs into girl's room
      71 2 Lover throws bombs into girl's room SEOUL, Mon. A Jilted lover tossed two hand grenades into his 24-year-old girl friends living room, seriously wounding her father, The girl escaped unhurt Seoul newspapers reported yesterday that Yoon Wonmo. 25 who also was injured in the blast, tried to commit suicide by
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      22 2 HONOLULU. Mon Madame Chiang Kai-shek arrived here today for her first visit to the U.B. In sis years. UPI
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      19 2 CAIRO. Mon President Nasser arrived last night in Jeddan and was received by King Peisal. Reutar.
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      Lock icon Turn of the tide against Reds: U.S. hopeful
      272 2 Turn of the tide against Reds: U.S. hopeful WASHINGTON. Mon. The big victory by U.S. Marines over the Vietcong near Chu Lai last week has prompted a belief in Administration circles that the tide is beginning to turn against Hanoi. A mood of cautious ootlmlsm about the Immediate military situation
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      57 2 MELBOURNE. Mon. Eleven teenage girls ran wild with broken glass and razors in Wlnlaton women's prison following a breakout by three prisoners. In Sydney, two warders were Injured at Long Bay men's Jail when 100 prsoners rioted and set fire to the prison workshop. The
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      Lock icon Gemini: 'At any price' charge is denied
      407 3 Gemini: 'At any price charge is denied HOUSTON. Mon. A mission control officer for the Gemini 5 space flight yesterday denied a Tass report that officials here had been ordered to "beat the Russians at any price." The Soviet news agency. In a report from New York or. the fuel
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      Lock icon No politics in those egg ads: Board
      122 3 LONDON. Mon. Britain's anti-apartheid movement was told today that posters pormoting eggs and South African grapefruit breakfasts had no political significance whatsoever. The movement had demanded that the Governmentsponsored British Egg Board withdraw the posters on the grounds that they would be widely
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      Lock icon POLICE OUT TO DEAL WITH 3,000 TOUGHS
      229 3 POLICE OUT TO DEAL WITH 3,000 TOUGHS SPRINGFIELD (Illinois), Monday. gEVENTY-FIVE people were arrested on Saturday night and early yesterday by riot police guarding against trouble due to an influx of 3.000 motor-cyclists from throughout the nation. Police Supt. William Morris said: "I don't know of any damage and there
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      Lock icon The odd world around Tonya Dolganova
      160 3 The odd world around Tonya Dolganova MOSCOW, Mon. Strange things began to happen to customers in a Russian village post office run byTonya Dolganova. They either collapsed in corners In a blissful sleep, started laughing, of beenme ravenously hungry. One respectable old man. who was wrapping up a parcel, suddenly
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      Lock icon Bonn base in Portugal
      42 3 BONN. Mon. West Germany is ouilding ius tir.M foreign military base since World War 11. a Defence Ministry spokesman said. A US$5O million training case as being built for the West German Air Force at Beja Portugal. UPI
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      Lock icon Woman's body in suitcase
      57 3 PARIS, Mon. A suitcase con- i tain ng a woman torso «.s fished out of a canal lock in north-eastern Paris. It was found aXier the discovery of another suitcase blood- j stained but empty, about h in !e along the Saint-Martin Canul. Frogmen are searching
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      Man of 98 on assault charge
      49 3 NEW YORK. Mon. A 88--year-old man was accused today of beating his 78-year old landlady severely with his cane. Detectives said Prank NolL«--nik was the oldest prisoner ever locked in one of their detention cells- He was charged with felonious assault.— A P.
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      Lock icon Murder hunt at the seaside
      68 3 MARGATE. Mon.— Police last night questioned Over 10 youth»« and girls, in efforts to Dlece together the last hours of a 16--year-o!d waitress whose nude body VM found early here today. The girl. Shonu Berry was seen i> i.is a bowling alley in the early
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      Lock icon Pay rise for U.S troops
      52 3 WASHINGTON. Mon. American servicemen have got a U-Stl.ooo million pay rise. President Johnson signed a Bill granting the lncrea&es more than double the amount he had sought. But he said that in this critical period "the public Interest will best be served by signing the
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      Just fancy that...
      79 3 LONDON. Mon. The Sunday Telegraph reported thai formex White Mouse aide Arthur Scblesinger wrote to exPrime Minister Harold Macmillan asking (or material for his book about President John F. Kennedy. It said Mr. MacmiiUn replied: "I am interested to hear that you propo* r to find your
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      Lock icon Girl to wed man who killed boy friend
      175 3 Girl to wed man who killed boy friend T ONDON. Mon. A v 21-year-old firl Is to marry a man serving life imprisonment for killing her boy friend, it was revealed yesterday. Some time this weekprison and marriage registry officials refused to give the exact date 26-year-old Barry Tomkys will
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    'Other man' named in divorce suit
    155 4 SINGAPORE, Monday. \M LAWRENCE, 40, of Cambridge Road, was today granted a decree nisi in the High Court on the ground of adultery by his wife, Ruby Danam, to be made absolute in three months. M. K. S. Sankaram. cited I as co-respondent, did
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    'Pool Queen' contest
    45 4 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Stars Associate is organising a "Pool Party" dance and swim at the Chinese Swimming club on Saturday, evening. The party will be highlighted by a "Pool Queen Contest 1965." Several local recording artists will be performing at the party.
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    Praise for Medical Faculty's achievements
    774 4 Praise for Medical Faculty's achievements TUN YUSOF'S FIRST APPEARANCE AS CHANCELLOR SINGAPORE, Mon THK Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, in his first appearance as Chancellor of the University of Singapore, today spoke of the Medical Faculty's achievements through excellent teachers and high standards maintained. In the gold and
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    A bankers' exam course by Education Board
    130 4 A bankers' exam course by Education Board SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Adult Education Board is organising a course to prepare students for the Part I Examination of the Institute of Bankers to be held In September, 1966. The course will be conducted over a period of three terms (42 weeks) and
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    Donors' names as memorials
    343 4 SINGAPORE, Mon I DONORS to the Singapore Medical Progress Fund will have their names set down as memorials to various units of the proposed Institute of Medical Specialties and the Medical Library extension. Announcing this today In a statement, the chairman of the fund, Dato Runme
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    Alliance Party 'will not dissolve'
    169 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. i Inche Ahmad bin Haji Taff, acting chairman of the Alliance Party Singapura, said today that his party was planning to strengthen itself, and there was no question 1 of dissolving it. He said that with the reparation of Singapore from Malaysia, the
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    Old Boys annual dinner
    42 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The St. Andrew's Old Boys annual dinner will be held at the St. Andrew's School at 7.30 p.m. on Sept. 8. Tickets are obtainable from the secretary, tel. ***** and *****. be- j fore Sept. 2.
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    Sepak raga tourney
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.—The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. will open an i lnter-communlty centre sepak raga tournament at the Peoples Assocla- i tion at 7.30 p.m. on Friday.
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    WORKERS' CLAIMS TOTAL $17 MIL.
    809 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. A REPRESENTATIVE of the Port of Singapore Authority said today that the PSA would have no surplus money left from profits made between 1960 to 1963 if claims by Ihe Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association for back-pay for its 10,000 members were allowed
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    Blue Funnel Line gift to port workers
    77 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.—A director of Mansfield and Company Ltd., Mr. RE L Wingate, today preoented a full-size billiard table to the Port Authority Recreation Club on behalf of the Blue Funnel Line at a simple ceremony at the club's new premises at Buklt Chermin.
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    Women's Day
    37 5 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok and his wife will attend the Persekutuan Wanlta Singapura's Women's Day dinner and dance at the Mandarin Room at 8 P.m. on Wednesday.
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    Electricity cut
    34 5 SINGAPORE, Mon— Electricity supply will be interrupted tomorrow between 8.30 ajn. and 230 pjn. In Upper Thomson Road between 6 m*. and 7 m.s.; Island Golf Club and Pierce Reservoir pumping station.
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    Office-holders of Apex Club
    57 5 SINGAPORE. Mon.—Dr. Geoffrey TM. Llew has been elected president of the Apex Club of Singapore City. Other officials are: Mr. AJnier Singh, secretary: Mr. Ahmad Maulana Babjee, service director; Mr. Lan Duncan, director for programme, public-speaking and publicity; Mr. Yeo Toon Joo. social and membership director,
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    Strikers march to Ministry
    261 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. SOME 130 workers of the Textile Corporation of Singapore in Buklt Timah Road, who are now on strike, today marched to the Ministry of Labour to present a letter to the Minister, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong protesting against "repressive police action" and offering suggestions
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    Teacher-pupil marriage 'failed from the start'
    341 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. MR. Justice Winslow was told today in a divorce petition how a 1955 marriage between Tay Chong Lye, then a teacher at the S i g 1 a p Secondary School, and his girl pupil, Lim Fui Mcc, had failed "right from
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    FOOD FESTIVAL HAPPINESS
    163 5 OINGAPORE, Mon. A special shipment of 200 pigs knuckles was airexpressed into Singapore last night to keep up with Singapore's latest food craze. The pies knuckles were flown from Frankfort in a special deep-freeze transport box and rushed to the Goodwood Park Hotel for preparation for the
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    60 years of medical progress in Singapore
    213 5 60 years of medical progress in Singapore SINGAPORE, Mon. The progress in medical education, research and development in Singapore over the past 60 years will be "on show" this week-end at the Faculty of Medicine building in the grounds of the General Hospital. The Medical Faculty of the University of
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      Yamashita treasure: Govt men are intrigued
      157 6 Yamashita treasure: Govt men are intrigued j(UALA LUMPUR. Mon. Government officials here are intrigued by a Manila report that rumours had it that General Yamashita "Tiger of Malaya" took to th« Philippines about $780 million worth of treasures from Malaya. The rumours were revived yesterday when th« Evening News in
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      Asian students up in arms over treatment in Australia
      374 6  -  ROGER HENNING From Sydney. Monday OVERSEAS students in Australia are concerned over the immigration laws in this country and the application of the regulations but the Immigration Department denies it is getting tough The Overseas Student Service conference in Adelaide has
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      THEY SCOFF AT OFFICIAL REPLY
      355 6 THEY SCOFF AT OFFICIAL REPLY An Immigration Department spokesman said in answer to the allegations: "Asian students are grant- ed extensions of their temporary entry permits to enable them to complete their .studies. In every genuine case. "In a minority of cases the student, for a variety of reasons. Including
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      Vigilantes step up alertness in Muar
      137 6 Vigilantes step up alertness in Muar MUAR, Mon. The Muar Vigilante Corps, which keeps a nightly watch along the coastal areas and the Muar River, is stepping up its alertness against possible Indonesian landings during Malaysia Day anniversary celebrations. The watch schedule is being reorganised with Increased concentration of men
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      A new pioneer
      37 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Pioneer industry status was today granted to the manufacture of are welding equipment and fhiotreacent light ballasts. It wu the 85th pioneer certificate granted in Malaysia and the fourth this year.
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      MCA Youth: Problem of language should be pressed now
      248 6 MCA Youth: Problem of language should be pressed now MALACCA, Mon. T»HE national vice-president of the Malaysian x Chinese Association youth section. Mr. Sim Mow Yu, said here yesterday that MCA youths strongly supported the demand to make Chinese one of the official languages of th* rountrv Mr. Sim. who
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      $900 gift
      33 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tt* Indian High Commissioner, Mr. Mustafa Kamll Kldwai, will present a cheque for WBS to the Malayan Leprosy Relief Association on behalf of toe Indian Women's Curie tomorrow.
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      Indian cultural man here for visit
      168 6 I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The secretary general of the Indian Council of Cultural Relations. Mr. Inam Rahman, who arrived here last night for a fourday visit, today called on thf> Assistant Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports. Ungku Mohseln bin Abdul Kadlr. Mr. Rahman's visit
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      Night firing exercise by the army
      45 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Xight firing exercise will be carried out by the military at Bukit Timah range between 0 p.m. and midnight tomorrow. Small arms will be used. The oolice advise the public not to be alarmed when hearing explosions.
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      Penang Bishop recuperating
      50 6 SUNGEI PATANL Mon.— Newn has been received from Hong Kong that the Bishop of Penang, Mgr Francis Chan, has left the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kowioon. •nd is now recuperating at the La Saile College, there. Mgr. Chan proceeded to Hong Kong for medical treatment la*t month.
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      MISSING GIRL, 7, FOUND BY POLICE
      180 6 MISSING GIRL, 7, FOUND BY POLICE CINGAPORE, Mon. Seven-year-old Ling Cheng, missing from her home in Wallioh Street for 10 days. wa« I found outside Beach Road police station yesterday. Ling Cheng wa^ watching a Chinese wayang near her home on Aug. 13 when she wu > lost in the
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      Charged with theft
      31 6 KUALA LL'MPI'R. Mon. A mason. Ho Wan. 25. was charged in a magistrates court here today with the theft of a gold chain worth $75 from a woman.
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    Bus dispute hearing opens
    486 7 t NVPW WITH 30 PER CENT MEMBERSHIP IS RECOGNISED...* KUALA LUMPUR, MOl Arbitration tribunal is told: Union does not require majority membership for recognition by management I'HE Industrial Arbitration Tribunal which held its first sitting today was told that a trade union did not require majority
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    Ipoh Council approves $21,250 bill
    68 7 Ipoh Council approves $21,250 bill IPOH. Mon A supplementary budget ot $21,250 the sixth for last year, was upproved by the Ipoh Municipal Council at a special meeting today. Of this sum. $15,750 comes under the heading "Treasury adjustments for prior year* and the remaining $5,500 is for the lighting
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    'Queen' of Pahang Govt workers
    121 7 'Queen' of Pahang Govt workers Kl/ANTAN. Mon. Che Rohani, 20 (abov-). an assistant nurse, beat 1" other contestants to win the title of "Miss Government Services" at a dance held in the Town Hall here on Saturday. The runner-up was Che R'ikiuli hint- Suli»n«. 21, also from the hospital, and
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    Death of Capt. Gee
    41 7 Xl ALA 1.l Mil It. Mun The Director of Marine. Malaysia. Capt. R. E. Gee. died yesterday at the As«unta liosnital. Pctnling Java, after a short illness. A funeral service was held today at St. Mary's Church.
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    Kedah student gets degree
    70 7 SUNOEI PATANI. Mon. A Co'ombo Piuu scholar trom Kcciaii. Mr. Cheng Mcc Chool. hw ootained his Mabier's degree w science from Adelaide University with Firs: Class Honours in muthematicb. Mr. Cheng, who studied ai the Chung Ling School and St. X.ivier's Institution. Penang. went to Australia
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    2 on hurt charge
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two men. Ourbachan Singh and Jogioder Singh, were today charged iii a magistrate's court with voluntarily causing grievous hurt to each other in Mattar Rowd on July 31. Both pleaded not guilty and were allowed bail until Aug. 30
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    KING TO OPEN NATIONAL MOSQUE ON FRIDAY
    393 7 KING TO OPEN NATIONAL MOSQUE ON FRIDAY There will be no women at the morning ceremony KUALA LUMPUR, Mon THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong will perform the ceremonial opening of Malaysia's $10 million National Mosque on Friday morning. The ceremony will be witnessed by the heads of all Malaysian states. Cabinet
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    Vicious, says Sarawak student chief
    253 7 Vicious, says Sarawak student chief From Arthur Richards I ONDON, Mon.— The vice-president of the Sarawak Students' Association, United Kingdom. Mr. Robert J. Ridu, today criticised "some students" for spreading rumours that the association was anti-Malaysia. "Our association cannot afford to adopt an antiMalaysia stand because our country Is within
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    Man with 17 years' police service jailed
    123 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A member of the Singapore Police Guard and Escort L'ntt with 17 years' service in the police force was today jailed by the Ninth Magistrate's Court for two weeks on each of two charges of criminal breach of trust of two
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      47 7 Bags Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl IN^ IT WILL ONLY TAKE y A WUPRY, A AAINUTE TO HANG Please do/*e j v petunjiai tm;s basket op A FAVOR J r-C-Vrr*' CLOTHES OM THE I VBEPOBEVOUff VvYV LIKE FOR ME 1 y Tm h» ill, fm jf?'' ft ft
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    Malaysia, S'pore missions barred in Ghana
    352 8 Malaysia, S'pore missions barred in Ghana KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. r |'HF Malaysian and Singapore student goodwill missions which toured Africa during the past month were barred from entering Ghana on the ground that they had no visas. The leader of the missions, Inche Mokhtar bin Hashim. president of the National
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    Tax offence
    27 8 KLANG. Mon. Ng Teik Ser.g was fined $150 in the magistrate's court here on Saturday for failing to submit an income tax return for 1964.
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    Boat race to be main event of Singapore carnival
    186 8 Boat race to be main event of Singapore carnival SINGAPORE, Mon. A boat race between the Singapore Polytechnic, Nanyang University and the University of Singapore will be the main attraction of a sea carnival here on Oct. 3. The carnival Is one of the eight events of Tourist Week from
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    Father of 11 hid opium in car
    218 8 CUNGEI SIPUT. Mon— A father of eleven. Loo Eng Kar. 41. who hid 691 b 4ozs of raw opium in a secret compartment in his car, was today fined $2,500 by the Sessions Court president here. Wan Yahaya bin Pawan Teh Loo from
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    Govt will recognise Nanyang degrees 'within 5 years'
    188 8 Govt will recognise Nanyang degrees 'within 5 years' SINGAPORE, Mon. *FHE Singapore Government hopes to recognise Nanyang University degrees in three to five years' time, when the academic re-organisation of the university is completed. This was stated by the Minister lor Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon. In an interview with
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    POLICE KEPT BUSY AT NGEE ANN COLLEGE
    163 8 POLICE KEPT BUSY AT NGEE ANN COLLEGE .ur.NGAPORE, Mon. Police were kept busy for five hours by more than 100 students of the Ngee Ann College in Tank Road today I ho >tudcnts h.wl w.intrd to enter the colleicp to hold a mertinc to rrvirw their eight-wrrk-old boycott Of Hassrs.
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    $50,000 D-Bonds
    27 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Ttw Jaffnese Co-operative Society here will buy (50,000 of National Defence Bonds. "nir decision was made at the fcocirty's annual meeting yesterday.
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    Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE WAS HITLER'S LAST HOPELESS GAMBLE
    1694 9 Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE THE BATTLE OF THE BULGE WAS HITLER'S LAST HOPELESS GAMBLE Surrender? 'Nuts' said the General to Nazis ON the evening of Dec. 22, 1944, four (ierman officers with a white flag fluttering from the bonnet of their cay. drove into the battered little town of Bastogne
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    DEATHS
    114 10 U W»r4t Sll I Mmimitm WILKINSON HARM M— :-2-«-S5 at the Oeneral Hospitnl Kitala l^impur (Thy will be donei. MAOAM LIE BOON KBE. •«*<• _7 7 pnw. .way peacefully 23»-S5. leaving neftmd eoaa. Foaui K»™ L^o" Ja sl I dauxbtera. Poh Lin. Pob rhoo. Poh Khoag. 2 dauirtiters-in-law. Son-in-law.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    189 10 Wore 1 Sit (mimlmnmi MR AND MRS H»l* Sooaay thank ■II .elatives and friend* for their be»t nishe* and preaents on the occasion of their mamas* MR. AND MRS. r. P Crimson thank friend* and relatlvwi for their teleKnun* valuable gift*, ""d j»s!«taaea -heir wwldmg 21-S-19A1 THE FAMILY Of
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      A Big Step Forward
      670 10 Political pro-occupations have caused to pass almost unnoticed the enactment of the National Land Code, as important a piece of legislation as Parliament has approved in many a long day. One effect lof the code the one that will ;be felt by most people most immediately
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      Malacca's Lot
      309 10 Malacca, long ago a pacesetter in Malayan affairs, is in the lead once more and wishes it was not. Its land is almost fully developed and its population increase is becoming embarrassing; solutions must be found. Family planning offers part of an answer, of course, and so does
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      Student Protests
      221 10 The gist of overseas stud- i ents' complaints about the Australian Immigration Do- j partment is slowly coming to light, and seems to concern two main points. The first j involves difficulties which have been encountered in securing permission to take a degree higher than that originally proposed,
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    U.S. arms sales are billion- dollar business
    1322 10  - U.S. arms sales are billion- dollar business JOHN G. MORRIS By WASHINGTON, i Monday IN the popular mind. armaments salesmen long have been considered "merchants of death" and accused of fomenting wars and revolutions to build up business. Times change, however, and today's arms super-salesmen are far different from the
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      Television Malaysia run out of ideas?
      177 10 Television Malaysia run out of ideas? IS TV Malaysia running dry of ideas for pro grammes? How many People here are interested In golf? This is an aristocratic game. How many aristocrats live In Mai aysia? Worst of all are the shorts played during Interludes someone singing to someone. What
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      Special team
      62 10 SOON after Singapore became Independent Mr. Lee Kuan Yew made It clear that It' would not be proper for him or his party to meddle In the politics of the mainland. Vet T. V. Singapura sent a special team to cover the meeting of thrv Malay slan Solidarity
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      19 10 T7HE market in Tlong Bahru needs a cleanup. Refuse U strewn everywhere. The place stinks. LEE CIIEE HDA Singapore
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      460 10 LEARNING MALAY (122) By YUNUS MARIS M.A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Kutab-khaiuh fn< It- Q Sangal ini menpUr DARI MANA? brary; terima, menrrima (v) to receive. —Where U the source of this river? alir, mrngalir (vt to flow; sun«ai (ni <Ht. Where does thU river flow from?) Mver; koU (n)
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    National Language Month to include Borneo next year
    370 11 SYED NASIR REVIEWS THE SUCCESS OF THE CAMPAIGN KUALA LUMPUR. Monda THE Director of Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said today that next year's National Language Month campaign would be extended to Sabah and Sarawak. It should also be
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    Nigeria's man for M-day
    69 11 LAGOS. Mon. Nigeria's Minister of State in the External Affairs Ministry, Mr. Nuhux Bamail, left here today to represent Nigeria at the Malaysia Day celebrations in Kuala Lumpur. An official announcement here yesterday said that Mr. Bamail would also attend the United Nations General Assembly meeting
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    I lost my temper and beat wife, says lawyer
    701 11 I lost my temper and beat wife, says lawyer 'SHE TORE LEGAL FILES. THERE WAS NO LOVE, ONLY HATRED' PENANG. Monday J^ Penang lawyer, Mr. Triptipal Singh, told the First Magistrate's Court today he lost his temper and beat his wife in September last year when she tore up three
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    Prayers for new King
    57 11 PENANG. Mon. Imams of more than 170 mosaues throughout Penang and Province Weileslej bare been Instructed to recite special prayers on Friday, Sept. S. The Religious Affairs Department. In a circular, has asked the Imams to pray for peace and prosperity in Malaysia and a happy
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    Mother is very ill: Lian Ann will fly back
    71 11 Mother is very ill: Lian Ann will fly back CINGAPQRE, Mon. Tan lian Xnn (above), Singapore's 17-year-old chess champion. Is flying back from Barcelona, Professor Llm Kok Ann, president of the Singapore Chess Federation, said here tonight. He explained that he had cabled Lian Ann to return home Immediately because
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    Jailed: Man who robbed taxi drivers
    176 11 Jailed: Man who robbed taxi drivers SINGAPORE, Mon. A father of three. Wn Veong Yuen. 29. said to have specialised in robbing taxi-driven, was jailed for six months today by a district court for robbery. According to a police prosecutor. Senior Inspector Ronald Naldu, Wu's arrest was the result of
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    Four-fold growth
    30 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The National Electricity Board last year sold about 60 million units of electricity compared to 18 million units five years ago. a statement said today.
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    Assault charge
    35 11 IPOH. Mon A Malayan railway porter. Wahid bin Omar. 30. pleaded not guilty in the magistrate's court here today to assaulting a housewife, Som binte Ajld, 18. with intent to outrage her modesty.
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    Typist's petition for divorce dismissed
    228 11 Typist's petition for divorce dismissed |£UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The High Court here today dismissed a petition for divorce by a typist, Mrs. D. P. Thambyah, against her husband. Mr. I. N. E. Thambyah, with whom she has not been staying for the last four years. Mrs. Thambyah. of Kia Pent?
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    Penang University plan on right line: Expert
    236 11 PENANG, Monday T»HE Penang UniverA sity Project Committee is proceeding on the right lines to build a university in the State Sir John Fulton, chairman of the International University Council for Higher Education Overseas, said here today. "There are so many problems in
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      480 12  -  ESME BAPTISTA BY 'Fluid' line, flared skirts, and hemlines just skimming knees IT was worth the trip to Paris and Rome if only to see the latest fashions, said Miss Janilaine who recently returned home to Singapore. The colours and styles she saw
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      Household hints
      46 12 ADD a feminine touch to daughter's room with a supply of plastic flowers. They can be wound around a discarded electric cord to make an attractive flowering vine. A cellulose sponge makes a good clothes brush in a pinch and it can be washed.
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      MAKE WAY FOR NAVY IN THE BED ROOM
      214 12 MAKE WAY FOR NAVY IN THE BED ROOM rnHERE is nothing A wrong with a bedroom full of chintzy drapes and candlewick bedspreads, except perhaps the fact that thousands and thousands of people have them too. Your bedroom will have to be redecorated and refurnished some time or other, so
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      Signet rings are IN
      178 12 JEWELLERY manufacturers w say that more and more women are adopting the fashion of wearing a signet ring. These rings are often exchanged between boy and girl as friendship rings prior to their becoming engaged, but they bear no significance as to their marital status which
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    Thai thug takes wife No. 4
    280 13  -  ALAN HARMAN GUNMEN ON GUARD AS VILLAGE TURNS UP FOR WEDDING 200-MAN POLICE FORCE MOVES ON HIDEOUT WITH ORDERS TO GET HIM IN 60 DAYS From Bangkok, Monday r HE bis police drive against Ma-E-Saw does not worry the bandit operating on Thailand's southern
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    PLANTERS PAY BIG SUMS FOR PROTECTION
    100 13 PLANTERS PAY BIG SUMS FOR PROTECTION sian opposition politicians to subvert his fellow Muslims in the south and persuade them to join a secessionist plot. The report* say Ma-E-Saw Is using another bandit as a Ro-between between him and Malaysian politicians. Boasts Ma-E-Saw's part In the plot came to light
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    Grant for bridge
    37 13 KLUANG. Mon. The Kluanjj district rural development committee has received an allocation of $3,600 from the Johore Government to build a bridge in the Sri La Hang local council area, five miles from here.
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    A Japanese Embassy in S'pore soon
    105 13 A Japanese Embassy in S'pore soon SINGAPORE. Mon—Japan is to raise the status of its consulate in Singapore to that of an Embassy, and a Bill to rffrct this will be placed before the Japanese Diet next month. This was revealed by the Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia, Dato Fumihiko Kai,
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    Socialist visitor
    24 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The secretary of the Socialist International. Mr. Albert Carthy, will arrive here on Sept. 6 for a three-day visit.
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    DEFENCE OBJECTION IN RAPE CASE
    215 13 iPOH, Mon. Lack of precise dates in a charge of rape "gravely prejudiced" the position of the accused, a defence counsel told the High Court here today. Mr. Peh Swee Chin, defending a wireman. Hussein bin Hashim, 27, of Kampar, who Is charged separately on
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    230 13 'Don't wait for others 9 help 9 call KOTA BHARU, Mon T»HE Assistant A Minister of National and Rural Development. Inche Suleiman bin Bulon, today urged Malays to take the initiative to improve their livelihood instead of waiting for others to do it for them.
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    National Defence bonds
    30 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Sales of National Defence Bonds to date stand at $5,530,600 sold to 1,511 subscribers. The amount received on Saturday was $60,850 from 13 subscribers.
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    82 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. Five armed robbers last night escaped with $32,000 worth of Chinese herbs after tying up two employees of a medicine shop in South Bridge Road. The five men. one armed with a revolv- er, broke into Fonff Cheong and Co.
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      262 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS s. Bring up tho back (4). 1. Joyous occasions when nrit 6. Watch part oa which the yarn at the wheel <3. 6. 4). turns Ct>. 8 Peter Pan? Easy! (6. 4). 7. Ruth wed fat Herod. King9, 12. Sampler of public opinion maker '.6, 3.
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      IDEA ORIGINATED BEHIND THE WALLS OF PoW CAMP
      333 14 A VISION by a far-sighted civil servant, the presence in Malaya of a documentary film director and the Malayan Government purchase of some old film-making equipment were the three factors mainly responsible for the formation of the Malayan Film Unit, now known
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      'My work is my hobby'—so no holidays
      278 14 'My work is my hobby'— so no holidays INCHE Mohamed Zain Hussein. 44, head of the Filem Negara Malaysia, is an ex-naval officer who joined the department as an assistant cameraman in 1947 and worked his way up to the top job. But genial Inche Hussein (he is known as
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      Best equipped documentary studios in S-E Asia
      551 14  -  JOE MIRANDA By THE opening of the Filem Ncgara Malaysia in Petaling Jaya by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong today gives Malaysia the distinction of having the most modern and best equipped documentary film studios in South-East Asia. Although the studio and offices are
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    136 16 MELBOURNE, Mon TNDUSTRIALS were wry steady x in quiet trading. Leaders moved narrowly mostly higher. Union Carbide gained 2s. 6(1. to 625. .6d. on buyers quote following higher profit and bonus.. Colonial Sugar dropped a further 9d. to 61s. 6d Base metals and oils were steady and quiet.
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    250 16 OEPTEMBEK first trade rubber f-o.b. buyers closed at S pm. in Sincapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 67 cents per Ib., down three-eighths of a cent on Friday's closing level for the position. The tone was very quiet. K.A.S. and FJULE. clostnc prices in cents per Ib. yesterday:
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    258 16 THE following list of selected Malayan Industrial yield* Is baaed on last sales to August 21: •■>. »o.V. •■>. »T.C. •P Prices); >v.V. Dividend find (gross per cent): *B.T. learnings Ytr-ld igroa* ocr cent): *T C. Times covered. N on grossed op dividend of 20 par cant X
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    OFFICIAL RATES
    50 16 (\S the official Malaysian Short yj Term Money Market for the week ended Saturday (August 21) the ranee of call rates was as follows:— BANK FINDS 3\ per cent to 4.4 prr cent. GENERAL FUNDS: 3*4 per cent to 4 per cent. MOVEMENT of funds totalled $138 million.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 Aug. 23. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 67 cents (down three-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5746.25 (down 51.75). Unofficial estimated offering 265 tons (down 10 tons).
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    800 16 OI SINKSS in and reported to the Singapore and KuaU Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Ezrhanfp of MaUrai* yesterday, with the number of the ■hares traded In brackets, was: INDUSTRIALS: Cold Store (1,0001 S2.01. (1.000) S3: Dunlin (2.000) Si -7, (1,000) $1.26; Km* (2.000) (1.56,
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    QUIET CONDITIONS RULE ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    848 16 From Our Market Correspondent rwas a quiet Mondayish market on the Stock Exchange yesterday with nothing of note taking place. The turnover of 381.284 shares was nearly 200.000 shares less than on Monday of last week. Industrials were easier throughout the list with losses
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 16 -Malayan Stock Indices An*. 21 An*. 2: Industrials: 73.36 71.3 rin»: 92.30 92.© i rubbers: 102-35 102.3, •Dec. 30. 1963=100 !»••<• "t In; 1 in..
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    71 16 i CHIPS lying alsntiid* ttit llnfipwre whirrii ar sipcoted tMtiy arst Mlkasa Mam 3, Java Mall is. Tapati N.W \Vnr:ita 31 12. Kamhodla 41'/ 43. Krrnland 44. MiKlloon Lloyd 47, Victoria <~ 9. Korhanowskl 46. Baiingo 27. tttrntor 38/38. Ihipe In Panang Harbour tMiyi In tha Read*:
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    H.K. RATES
    37 16 f\N Tha free exehangs marktt In Hon« KonK yuterday the U.S. dtllar was quoted at 5.7«e for T.T. and a 7Se for oath. Stirling wa* quoted at 20.00 aad mm Utl »f gsM at 260|.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    17 16 The Assaelatlan *f Banki In Malaysia made no change la Ita rate* to merchants yesterday.
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    Straits tin down by nearly two dollars
    152 16 rr«E Straits tin price yester--1 day fell by $1.75 to $746.25 In Penan* on an offprint estimated to be reduced by 19 tons to 2C5 tons. Fairly good demand at the lower levels was reported. MALAYAN RIBBER MARKET: In sympathy with overseas advices
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 16 T*HE present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterUnj; fixed on Novrmber 24 last year to arlllng T.T. or O.D. 2s. 3 15'lSd. Baying T.T. 2s. 4 1 16<L Bnjiat OJ>. 2a. 4>,d. The dollar is at it* statotorr middle position In relation to IU range
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      830 17 FOR SALE IS Wordt ft Min.)— Box It rtt. txtrm CALLING ALL CATHOLICII Madonna ump in neon-llgbt. Image or Virgin Mary. -■Philips" of Holland. Ths only store stocking them: i 1*1: 8 por* 2««u4. ANNUAL HALF-PRICES SALB! Padded Black ft White Brassier** (2.00. U.S.A. Woven Ladles' Housecoats 15.90. Also 10n
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      647 17 I Ml Kit INSTRI I TIONS FROM AND BY OKDER OF THE CHIEF 'ENGINEER, HQ. FAR EAST LAND FORCES. SINGAPORE. AUCTION SALE OF ARMY SURPIX'S STORES Comprising: Ferrous Non Ferrous Scrap, Pumping Sets. TS Ribs, Curved cut sheet. Anchor Bolts, Nuts, Stanchions, Ratters Truss Angles, Roof Bracing, Purlins Runner Angles,
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      203 17 As a nark of respect to the late Mrs. ROSE BENJAMIN, the following firms will remain close from 23/8/65 and will resume business from Monday, 30th August 1965. RECORD PARLOUR F.J. BENJAMIN SONS MAISON MARIE BENJAMIN'S I NO MORE r^MATCHES K /fe? I WITH NATIONAL d/ I CAS COOKERS/ bßsßsk
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      Weights for this weekend's races
      648 18 Weights for this weekend's races SINGAPORE. Mon. —The Singapore Turf Crab announce that there will be only six races at Bokit Timah on Saturday as the 71 race for CI. 2 Div. 5 horses ha« been cancelled. Weight* are: CI. 1 Div. 3 9f Balkan Challenger 9.00 Noble Gesture 8.13
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      PAHLAWANand L. PRINCE SET TO SCORE
      338 18  - PAHLAWANand L. PRINCE SET TO SCORE EPSOM JEEP By i Singapore, Monday I A VENDER Prince and Pahlawan (late English Descent) should not miss in their next outing. Both were* good things beaten over the weekend at Bukit Timah. Lavender Prince, a handsome Irish-bred four-year-old grey by Princely Gift, was
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        Lock icon Double for Agostini in Finnish GP
        620 18 IMATRA. Mon.— ltalian rider 1 Oiacomo Ogostlni com- Dieted a double in the Fin- nish motor-cycle Grand Pritf here yesterday, winning the 350 cc and 500 cc events. The wins enabled Agostlnl i to strengthen his challenge j In both events in the world
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      Trainer is fined for using wrong colours
      318 18 Trainer is fined for using wrong colours SINGAPORE. Mon The MBA Stipendiary Steward's r*. port on yesterday's races at Buklt Tlmah: RACE I— E.T. Tan Breukelmv trainer of Templar (Tre»wja> was fined $25 for using th« wrong colours on the home Pahlawan < Kingston) .lumped away awkwardly and lotw ground.
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      721 18 TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE TENDERS WATEB DEPAKTMENI 3rd Floor. City Halli <ai Bupply of One Air Compressor Unit with Receiver for Spray Painting etc. Tender Deposit $50 ibi Supply of One Bowter Pump tor Testing Water Meters. Tender Deposit 150 Uh IKIUM lII.PARTMf.N7 (Room 229. 2nd Floor. City HaU)
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      734 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PLSUROH JAVA IBU KOTA KUALA LUMPUR Applications are Invited for the post of Senior Assistant Architect tn the Municipal Architect s Dept 2 Salary Beale: $1050 x 34-1254 x 46-1300 pjn. plus a variable Cost of Living Allowance. 3. Qualifications: Associate membership of the Royal Institute of British
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      Koreans can be Group B winners
      575 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL SOUTH KOREA 1 INDIA 0 By Kuala Lumpur, Monday I(OREA, 1-0 victors over India at the Merdeka Stadium tonight, could win Group B of the Merdeka tournament for a place in Saturday's final even before their challengers Vietnam play again on Wednesday.
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      Burma in the twilight zone
      327 19 BURMA 1 THAILAND 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday DURMA, the holders of the Rahman Trophy, 13 and Thailand, who had private hopes of success, moved into the twilight zone of this year's Merdeka tournament championship with a 1-1 draw in their Group B match last night.
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      TWO PERAK TITLES TO TEACHER AND POLICE OFFICER
      222 19 TWO PERAK TITLES TO TEACHER AND POLICE OFFICER IPOH. Mon. B.A. Hamld. a teacher In Anderson School, and Raja Mohamed Nor Bujang, a Police Sergeant of Ipoh, captured two titles each at the Perak Malays badminton championships which concluded here last night. Hamld won the men's singles and doubles titles
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      600 entries for open bowling
      55 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. Penang and Ipoh bowlers are among the 600 entries received for the Singapore Ten Pin 80-vling Congress first open championships at the new Jackie's Bowl at Katong from Aug. 27-31. The top 20 in the men's and women's section will play in the
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      305 19 BOWLING Perak state championships (Ipoh) ftfen'l open tingles: 1 Andrew Cheah (Total plnfall.* 585), 2 Tony Wong (566). 3 John Ho (541k 4 Ylnson Leong (535) Men's overall championship: 1 Andrew Cheah (1095) 3 Tony Wonjr (1093), 3 John Ho (1082), 4 Sunny Heng (1038). Women's open tingles:
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      Lock icon Change in attitudes not laws needed for soccer, says Rous
      353 19 Change in attitudes not laws needed for soccer, says Rous ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. World soccer chief Sir Stanley Rous does not think changes alone in the laws of the game will make it a better spectacle. "There must be a change In attttud.es and tactics and players must increase their
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      NORTH LOSE BY 10 RUNS IN EXCITING FINISH
      271 19 NORTH LOSE BY 10 RUNS IN EXCITING FINISH I£UALA LUMPUR. Mon. North conceded victory to South by ten runs in an exciting finish to their threeday cricket match on the X.l* padang today. Final scores: South 101 and 211. North 113 and 189. Needing 57 runs with iwo tickets in
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      75 19 DIARY 1 SOCCER M- tourney: Japan v Thailand (7.30 p.m.); Burma v Nat. China (9.0. both matches at Merdeka Stadium). Talplnr Div 2: TRP v Survey. Krian Lgt: Sg Oedong Est. v Soon Lee Est. (B. Serai). HOCKEY Negri state trial (NSC grd, STsani. RUGGER S'gor Lfe: Unlver' sity B
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    BORNEO ONLY WANTS SAFEGUARD, SAYS PAPER
    315 20 BORNEO ONLY WANTS SAFEGUARD, SAYS PAPER KCCHING. Mon. Sarawak and Sabah should not jjive any pretext for Indonesia to intervene militarily to help those calling for a referendum and secession from Malaysia, the Sarawak Tribune warned in an editorial today. The paper said that Dato Donald Stephens' resignation had come
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    Govt may ask World Bank loan to build causeway: Tan
    589 20 DENANG, Mon. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said here today the Central Government might consider approaching the World Bank for a loan to build a Causeway lietween Penang Island and Province Wellesley. "But we must be sure
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    Young amah found dead, lover injured, in bloody bedroom
    262 20 By PHILIP KHOO: SINGAPORE, Monday A YOUNG amah was this afternoon found dead locked in the arms of her injured lover in a bedroom of a bungalow of a businessman, Mr. J.H. Elias. in Bishopsgate, off Jervois Road. I They were
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    Malaysia lose
    27 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Hong Kong beat Malaysia 3-1 in their Group B match of the Merdeka Soccer tourney here tonight Malaysia led 1-0 at half-tune.
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    Salesman with legacy story is jailed for cheating
    280 20 Salesman with legacy story is jailed for cheating IfUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A car salesman. Eng Ah Kow, 31. who claimed to have a legacy amounting to $2 million in Hong Kong left to him by his mother, was sentenced to two years' jail by a session court here today. He
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    Lock icon Korean embassy for Singapore
    43 20 SEOUL. Mon. South Korea plans to establish an embassy In Singapore next spring, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said today. Before Singapore's secession from the Malaysian Federation, the Korean Government had planned to set up a consulate-general in Singapore. Reuter.
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    Narayana Guru
    28 20 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The 111 th birthday celebration of Narayana Guru will be held at the Narayana Gurukula at Kee Ann Road on Sept. 10 to 12.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    394 20 LONDON. Mon— lnterest and I activity in the stock markets was at a much reduced level at the start of the second leg of the current account, which ends on Thursday. Prospects of further evidence that the squeeze Is biting kept business down and prices fluctuated within narrow
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    Lock icon 'NO DANGER' INU.S. PLANES FOR SOEK
    453 20 'NO DANGER' INU.S. PLANES FOR SOEK Aircraft not suitable for military use: Embassy KUALA LUMPUR. Monday. THE United States has licenced two Aero Commanders for sale to Indonesia by a private American company after determining that they are not suitable for military purposes related to confrontation against Malaysia, a U.S.
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    Lock icon Trade 'impossible'
    29 20 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesian Trade Minister, Brig. Gen. Jusuf, said today It would be 'Impossible" to restore trade relations with Singapore even If diplomatic relations were established. UPI.
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    80 20 DARWIN, Mon. The leader of a party of 16 of Britain's defence experts denied today that their visit to Northern Australia had anything to do with Britain's possibly seeking a defence base as an alternative to Singapore. Speculation had begun when the kdup from
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    Devan Nair: PAP officials are all Malaysians
    258 20 Devan Nair: PAP officials are all Malaysians ITVALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Secre-tary-General of the PAP here, Mr. C.V. Devan Nair. today said that after the separation of Singapore from Malaysia, the party had a new set of officials, all of whom were Malaysian citizens. Mr. Nair was replying to the
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