The Straits Times, 18 August 1961

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    DAVID ORDERED OUT
    1288 1 Uproar in Selangor Legislative Assembly Speaker tells S.F. man to leave KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. There was an uproar in the Selangor Legislative Assembly today. The Speaker ordered Socialist Front member for Pantai, Mr. V. David, to leave the Chamber. T h i s followed heated arguments as
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    Cholera in Hong Kong: Malayan precautions
    287 1 ALL State medical and health officers, and health officers at all ports and airports in the Federation have oeen alerted by the Government following a World Health Organisation report on an outbreak of cholera in Hong Kong and the China coast. The Minister of
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    Malaysia: The target date is 1963
    301 1 Malaysia: The target date is 1963 KUALA Ll/MITR, Thursday. THK TARGET dale for the creation of Greater Malaysia is 1963, Mr. Donald A. Stephens, leader of the United National Kadazan Organisation of North Borneo, said here today. He said this before he left i with six other members of the
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    Shot gang chief dies
    93 1 SEREMBAN. Thurs. The secret society gangster shot by a detective here last night died in the general hospital this morning. Police today gave his name as Chong Ah Fook. 21. alias Chong Swee Song, deputy leader of the "13 Tigers' secj ret society. He had terrorised
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    Tengku to take over Syed Albar's post
    144 1 Tengku to take over Syed Albar's post KLALA LLMPIR. Thurs. The Prime Minister, 'ieneku Abdul Rahman, said today that he would bo taking over the post of Assistant Minister of Information and Broadrastinie when Syed JafTar Albar retires at the end of the month for health reasons. "When he is
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    Lock icon Tin meeting postponed
    40 1 LONDON. Thurs. The International Tin Council meeting scheduled for Aug. 22 has been postponed until mid-September, it was announced today. The date of the meeting is not yet fixed. No reason was given for the postponement. Reuter.
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    Malayan student had contemplated marriage: Friend
    625 1  -  MELBOURNE. Thurs. The Malayan student and the Australian girl who were found shot dead in the student's flat j yesterday, had contemplated marriage, police were told today. The student was Veerappan Murugiah. 14. whose parents Hyp in Butterworth. His librarian girl-friend was Anne Frazer.
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    Ordeal by fire: 16 suffer burns
    261 1 Ordeal by fire: 16 suffer burns SINGAPORE. Thurs. Sixteen persons, including four women were taken to hospital toc^ay with foot burns after a Qre-wallcing ceremony held in connection with the opening of v wuyui. Killiney Roitd. Nine of the injured were admitted to hospital. The seven others were treated as
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    'Stop and search' incident at sea
    115 2 'Stop and search' incident at sea STOCKHOLM, Thurs.— A Soviet trawler stopped and searched a Swedish vessel off the coast of Sweden in a hunt for "Polish refugees," the Swedish news agency reported last night. Swedish naval vessels are investigating the incident. According to the news agency, the Soviet trawler
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    2 die in ambush
    24 2 NICOSIA. Thurs -Two Cypriot Greek youths were shot dead when their car was ambushed yesterday by unknown gunmen near Limassol.
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    Lock icon W. IRIAN: THE PEACEFUL WAY-by Dr. S
    593 2 W. IRIAN: THE PEACEFUL WAY-by Dr. S JAKARTA. Thursday PRESIDENT Soekarno today appealed to Holland to transfer West New Guinea (West Irian) to Indonesia voluntarily and peacefully. Reading an Independence Day address in Dutch, the President said: "There is nothing I desire more than to normalise Netherlands-Indonesian relations as quickly
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    Lock icon NOW THREAT OB' STRIKE ACTION
    79 2 NOW THREAT OB' STRIKE ACTION LONDON, Thurs. Gov-ernment-employed industrial workers will not shrink from action to resist the Governments proposed imposition of a "pay freeze." Mr. Jack Heritage, chairman of a joint council of 28 unions representing the workers, said after a meeting here yesterday: "As industrial unions, we should
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    Lock icon Algeria rebel leader killed
    46 2 ALGIERS. Thurs.— French troops, now back on the offensive in Algeria, have killed "Commander" Tarit. insurgent field commander for Western Algeria, military sources said here. They surprised him and some of his men in a mountain village in the Orleansvllle region.— Reuter.
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    She hopes Mr. Pang has had his old Chinese chips
    350 2 She hopes Mr. Pang has had his old Chinese chips LONDON, Thurs. Forty years in England has failed to dim the culinary charm of the Orient for Pang Yin. He loves Chinese food succulent bamboo snoots, spiced prawns and his ■special shilling lots. And he is so eager to titillate
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    The reluctant Cypriote
    44 2 The reluctant Cypriote NICOSIA. Thurs. The Cypriot Greek and Turkish populations of this island. who have fervently celebrated the independence anniversaries of Greece and Turkey respectively, showed no inclination yesterday to put out flags for the first birthday of their own independence from Britain.
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    Lock icon Group meeting
    39 2 NEW YORK. Thurs. The Afro- Asian group in the United Nations scheduled a private meeting for today to consider a proposed draft resolution on the Bizerta dispute for next week's special session of the General Assembly. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon BIG OFFENSIVE AGAINST THE ANGOLA BUSH GUERILLAS
    214 2 VEGAGE. (N. Angola). Thurs. Portuguese forces have mounted an all-out offensive against the insurgent army in Northern Angola before the rains come in October. The troops are following the rebels into the bush. Although Negage is net so much a small upcountry town
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    Lock icon Saved from lake—by a fish he hooked
    156 2 Saved from lake by a fish he hooked DENISON (Texas). Thurs. Joe Bearden hooked a 241 b. catfish but refuses to eat it because it saved his life by towing him and his overturned boat to safety. Bearden caught the fish in Lake Texoma and tied it to his boat.
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      Lock icon The A-war danger
      70 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. -A former nuclear research official at the Defence Deparrment said yesterday that the danger of touching oil an accidental nuclear war was "a very real one." Mr. Trevor Gardner, who testified that he helped develop the atom bomb :md ballistic mLssiles while at the Pentagon,
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      Lock icon 'Futile' to talk of 'back to C'wealth'
      207 3 PRETORIA, Thurs. The South African Prime Minister, Dr. Verwoerd. last night expressed pleasure at the acceptance by- the opposition United Party of the South African Republic, though he said it had accepted it grudgingly. "I hope the grudge will disappear from those who
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      Lock icon A CITY MOURNS SNIP THE MONGREL
      177 3 A CITY MOURNS SNIP THE MONGREL T INCOLN. (England). Thurs. Lincoln's best-known charity worker a mongrel dog named Snip -lay in state here yesterday mourned by the city he served Snip died on Tuesday after 15 years of charity work. His master. Henry Tyler. 62, told the story: When Snip
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      Lock icon NEGRO, 15, TO DIE IN CHAIR
      85 3 NEGRO, 15, TO DIE IN CHAIR NEW YORK, Thurs. A 15-year-old Negro boy has been sentenced to die in the electric chair on Sept. 22 for shooting dead a 72-year-old white farmer. An all-male, all-white jury in Monticello, Georgia, yesterday pronounced a verdict of guilty with no recommendation of mercy
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      Lock icon Corps team to study
      63 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. Thirty two American volunteers are to train at Colorado State University from Aug. 30 to Nov. 1 to prepare for the second project in Pakistan undertaken by the US Peace Corps. They will study Urdu Muslim beliefs and customs and recent political developments in
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      Lock icon DETAILS OF A BIGGER US ARMY
      306 3 DETAILS OF A BIGGER US ARMY WASHINGTON, Thurs. The term of 84,000 conscripts, who would have been discharged between Oct. 1 and next June 30. will be extended for not more than four months, the army announced yesterday. The army is also placing on alert 113 reserve units (totalling 23,626
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      Let not poor Niblett starve
      72 3 LONDON. Thurs.-An appeal to help feed the vicar i has gone out to the families of Syston village. Leicestershire (pop. 4,928). in the parish magazine. It say*"Hungry vicar most grateful for invitations to meals. 1 The family which shares the vicarage with the- Rev. David
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      Lock icon U.S. SELLING ANOTHER 1,000 TONS OF TIN
      132 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs The General Services Administration announced yesterday that another 1.000 tons of long- horn grade tin would be offered for sale on Aug. 30. Q.S.A. said bids to buy the tin would be received until Aug. 30. with awards of sales to
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      Lock icon Nikita plea to Japan
      311 3 Close down American bases and triple trade with Russia TOKYO, Thursday. THE Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Khrushchev, yesterday appealed to Japan to close down foreign bases on its soil and suggested SovietJapanese trade could be tripled or quadrupled annually for the next few years "if the
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      AIR DISASTER BOYS: ROYAL WREATHS
      185 3 AIR DISASTER BOYS: ROYAL WREATHS LONDON. Thursday. 'rHE Norwegian Royal Family, the Norwegian Government and Stavanger airport sent wreaths yesterday to Croydon for the funeral of 34 local schoolboys and their two teachers killed last week in the Stavanger air disaster. They followed the 36 white painted coffins of Norwegian
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      Lock icon Rusk won't be there
      85 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs.— Mr. Dean Rusk, th e Secretary of State, is so preoccupied with foreign policy problems here that he will be unable to attend his son's wedding in Buenos Aires on Aug. 24, the State Department said -.oday. Mrs. Rusk left last night to attend
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      418 3 RADIO SINGAPORE 1130 When Lights Are Low; 1200 MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: Clos Down 41 metres RADIO MAI AYA SHORT WAVE SERVICE HUIU MALAYA 476 metres NATIONAL SHORTWAVE A.M. 6.00 Good Morning- 6.02 SERVICE 41.7 metres Morning Prelude: 7.00 The News; A.M. 6.00 Time Signal, Negara--705 Melodies At Sunrise: 8.00 The
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    To help fire victims
    56 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A variety show in aid of the Bukit Ho Swee fire victims will be held on Aug. 23 at 7.30 p.m. at the Happy World Stadium. The show will Include dances, songs and comical sketches by radio, stage and screen artistes. Tickets at $1
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    First aid film
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs —A free film show on first aid will be given by the St. John Ambulance Association at its headquarters in Beach Road on Friday, Aug. 25 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Research aid from Japan
    341 4 MEDICAL EQUIPMENT MAY BE SENT TO SPORE gINGAPORE, Thurs. A recommendation will be made to the Japanese Government to supply Singapore with equipment for medical research, possibly under the Colombo Plan. This was stated here today by the leader of a three-man Japanese delegation, Mr. Uichi
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    Blind girl singer's radio hope fades
    261 4 Blind girl singer's radio hope fades SINGAPORE, Thurs. A blind 18-year-old Malay girl with hopes of appearing regularly in Radio Singapore's programmes will have to develop her talents elsewhere first. Told today of the fruitless efforts of the girl. Hendon binte Satari. to get an engagement. Radio Singapore's head, Mr.
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    NO RECEIPTS: LANDLORD IS FINED
    88 4 NO RECEIPTS: LANDLORD IS FINED SINGAPORE. Thurs. The landlord of a house In Kampong Amber was fined $15 or one week's Jail here today for failing to issue rental receipts to his tenant. Tan Say Kow, In mitigation, pleaded ignorance. He had been summoned to court as a result of
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    ROWCROFT CLUB'S THRILLER
    327 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Rowcroft Theatre Club presented "Ladles In Retirement," a thriller by Edward Percy and Reginald Denham, at Its theatre In Ayer Rajah Road last night. This is a long and twisted tale of murder and domestic espionage set in a lonely house on the Thames
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    CHAP-JI-KI MAN FINED $3,000 OR SIX MONTHS
    319 4 CHAP-JI-KI MAN FINED $3,000 OR SIX MONTHS SINGAPORE, Thursday. OENIOR Inspector E.H. Sheares today said that chap-ji-ki offenders should be punished with such severity that it would assist the Government in putting a stop to the; Inspector Sheares who was pressing for a deterrent sentence on a man, Tan Kien
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    FUTURE OF RESIDENTS ON 36 ACRES
    149 4 FUTURE OF RESIDENTS ON 36 ACRES JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. —The Johore Bahru Town Council will hold a special meeting on Saturday to discuss the future of residents on 36 acres of land It bought recently for $162,000 at Jalan Ibrahim Sultan. The meeting is called by the president. Da to
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    Islam holiday
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Imports and Exports office and all sections of the Master Attendant's Office will be closed on August 23 a public holiday in honour of the birthday of the Prophet Mohammed.
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    Court orders arrest of joget owner
    236 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. yHE Fourth Magistrate, Mr. Edward Loke Yue A Toh, ordered the arrest of the owner of a Joget modern show at an amusement park, for failing to turn up as a prosecution witness in a case to have been heard today, i
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    St. Andrew's bazaar
    73 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The International "Hospital Bazaar" for the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital Fund opens at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday at 11 a.m. Food cakes and goods from many countries will be available. Entertainment, ranging from folk dancing to magic, comic sketches to the art of
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    New central union body applies for registration
    209 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Application for the registration of the Singapore Association of Trade Unions, a new central organisation of trade unions, was made this morning before the Registrar of Trade Unions at the Ministry of Labour and Law in Havelock Road. The SATU application
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    A two-year study grant in Britain
    161 4 A two-year study grant in Britain SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Ministry of Education here has been asked to nominate up to 10 persons for United Kingdom scholarships for post-graduate study abroad under the Commonwealth scholarships and fellowships plan. A Ministry official told the Straits Times today that although ten nominations were
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      84 4 I The diary ROWCROFT THEATRE (Ayer Rajah Road) Rowcroft Theatre Club presents "Ladles In Retirement" 8.30 p.m. INDEPENDENT MISSIONARY MOVEMENT: Free film shows at the Woodbiidge Hospital (Male Section). Ylo Chu Kang Road 7.30 p.m. SINGAPORE ART SOCIETY: Exhibition of paintings by local artists at the British Council, 10 a.m.
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      300 4 T»HE following U today's sche- Manila, Honolulu. Los Angeles dule of civil aircraft move- (PA 818) 10.15 am. mtnts at Paya Lebar airport, Malayan Airways: To MalacSlngapore. ca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh, ABJUVALB Penang (ML 102) 7 a.m.; to v Kuala Lumpur (ML 170) 7.30 •n?"^ m JP A Jn Kuchlng.
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    They want talks with UN experts
    230 5 They want talks with UN experts QINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Manufacturers' Association will seek discussions with the two United Nations experts coming here to investigate the possibilities of closer economic relations between Singapore and the Federation with specific reference to common market proposals. The decision to seek the services of
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    Manager leaves
    48 5 IPOH, Thurs.— Mr. E. M, Scarfe. manager of Guthrle and Co. Ltd.. Ipoh branch, leaves tomorrow for Australia after 12 years In Malaya. He is succeeded by Mr. J. T. Shaw from Singapore. Mr. Bcarfe was captain of the Perak Turf Club Sports Club's golf section.
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    3 NEW INDUSTRIES ON PIONEER LIST
    84 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today invited manufacturers to apply for pioneer certificates for three new industries chewing gun manufacture, lubricants blending and zip-fastener manufacture. The invitation Is contained in todays Govern- ment Gazette. Pioneer certificates entitle their holders
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    Kangar priest marks his silver jubilee
    85 5 Kangar priest marks his silver jubilee pENANG Thurs. One of the most senior priests of the French Foreign Missions in Malaya, the Rev. Father Marcel Seller, celebrated his sacerdotal silver Jubilee in Penang yesterday. At a lunch held by the Catholic clergy in St. Francis Xavier's Church, the Bishop of
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    Talent show
    33 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs The English College Old Students' Association will hold an all-Johore "talentime" at the Cathay Cinema on Aug. 30 at 9 p.m. to raise funds for its scholarship fund.
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    Most crew members in petrol union
    122 5 Most crew members in petrol union SINGAPORE, Wed. The United Workers of the Petroleum Industry hab been found to be the union which has the majority of members among the officers and crew of the Shell Company r<arbour craft. This was disclosed in a Press statement by the Minister for
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    'Loss of face' issue settled
    67 5 liWO bright-eyed toddlers in red duffle coats caused eyes to turn at Kuala Lumpur Airport on Wednesday when they returned from London with their parents. Azhar (centre), born In England two years ago, and Azlan, 3, are seen with their mother, wife of Inche Abdul
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    Perak MCA men forget their differences after two dinners
    457 5 Perak MCA men forget their differences after two dinners IPOH, Thursday. JIIE differences between the Perak branch of the Malayan Chinese Association and the Sungei Siput ward branch over a "loss of face" issue has been settled in the traditional manner after two Chinese dinners. Because of the differences, the
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    BLOOD: PLEA FOR MORE
    173 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. More blood donors are needed if Singapore is to translate modern medical advances in heart and lung operations and the use of artificial kidneys Into practical advantages. The message This was the message sent by the Director of Medical Services. Dr. Ng Seek Yook,
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    SELLERS TURNS TO DIRECTING
    378 6 Result: A film made notable by its sincerity, vitality A T the peak of his career today actor Peter Sellers says he wants to give it all up to turn full-time director. "I have very little confidence in myself as an actor," he reveals, "and despite
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    Poe's plot lifts 'Usher' above run of gore
    232 6 Poe's plot lifts 'Usher' above run of gore ROBBED of Edgar Allan Poe's language, American International's "The House of Usher, 1 based on his story "The Fall of the House of Usher." fortunately still has enough of the plot left to oistinguish it from the general run of todays tales
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    HOME IS WHERE THE ART IS
    242 6 ¥>ARIS, Thurs.— There are 1 two types of stars working in Europe— those who make a profession of it. and others who pack their bags on orders from their studio, or producer. Most outstanding example of the expatriate actor is William Holden. who makes
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      269 6 Straits rimes Crossword ACROSS throat." (Macbeth.) (8). 1. The ancient curse of an an- 7. Sailor returning after o<M clent Egyptian (6). dance 5. Return public servlc* vehicle g 6tudleg containing more stuto area or withdraw (8). pld scieimnc appliances (10). A murderer nndlng two fools :2 g^ of hot<l
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    Merdeka day plans in Penang, Kedah
    251 7 Merdeka day plans in Penang, Kedah PENANG. Thurs. Penang will stage a big rally of youths and voluntary organisations in the City Stadium at 9 a.m. on Aug. 31 as part of the State's fourth Merdeka anniversary celebrations. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. will address the rally, and
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    Study tour for leader
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Inche Abdul Jalll bin Ibrahim, 33, principal of the Youth Leadership Training Centre at Morib. will tour Britain next week to study youth services there. He will visit London. Reading, Winchester, Southhampton. Portsmouth, and the Isle of Wight.
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    Customs seize 228 bottles of liquor
    113 7 Customs seize 228 bottles of liquor SINGAPORE, Thurf A four-man Customs patrol seized a consignment of liquor smuggled into the State early today tor the current Chinese Seventh Moon festival here. The patrolmen were on duty an the beach off Arab Street just before one a.m. when two bum boats
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    $10,000 donation
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dato Lee Kong Chlan. a Singapore multi-rrillionaire philanthropist, has donated $10.--000 to the national library here for the expansion of the non-Engliih sections.
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    Thugs stab carpenter in stomach
    67 7 Thugs stab carpenter in stomach IPOH, Thurs. A carpentef, Leong Kam Nga, 20, was stabbed in the stomach and right thigh by secret society thugs in the Menglembu regrouping area, three miles from here, last night. Leong was playing mahjong with three others. Including two women In his home when
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    Mental home man killed
    44 7 IPOH. Thurs. a patient In the Central Mental Hospital, Tanjong Rambutan. Wee Boon Choc, 46, was fatally injured in his ward early this morning. He sustained serious head Injuries and died two hours later. Another mental oatlent has been detained.
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    A plan to speed up Causeway traffic through J. Bahru
    295 7 JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday Johore Government has accepted a plan to modernise the road system near the Causeway in Jo* hore Bahru to speed up traffic along Malaya's southern gateway. The plan, estimated to cost $2,000,000, will be carried out in
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    AUPE wants benefits for all now
    120 7 AUPE wants benefits for all now CINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Amalgamated union of Public Employees has decided to ask the government to pay a 40-cent Increase in variable allowances to all Government dailyrated workers, instead of limiting this to members only The increase was agreed Union of Public Employees the
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    Sister tutors will help train nurses
    262 7 Sister tutors will help train nurses SINGAPORE, Thursday. •JWO SISTER TUTORS from New Zealand will arrive in Singapore this month to help the Singapore Government set up a school for dental nurses at the Institute of Health here. They are Miss A.M. Dunlop, from Dur.edin, and Miss M.L. Brooker, from
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    NEW AID TO MOTHERS ARRIVES IN HOSPITAL
    121 7 NEW AID TO MOTHERS ARRIVES IN HOSPITAL SINGAPORE, fhur^. A new instrument, called the vacuum baby extractor recently Invented by a Swedish doctor to assist mothers In difficult child birth, has been Introduced into the University Obstetric Unit at. Kandan? Kerbau Hospital. The Obstetrical and Gynaecological Society of Singapore, announcing
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    New mosque
    27 7 PENANG. Thurs. A new $15,000 mosque will be declared open by a religious teacher. Hajl Abdullah bin Abu Sanaff, at Sungei Burong, Balik Pulau tomorrow.
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    It's a boy for judge's wife
    38 7 IPOH. Thuis. it was a boy for Mrs. Joan Neal, wife of Mr. Justice Neal of Ipoh. at Batu Gaj a h Hospital yesterday. Both mother and child, their first, are well.
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    INCHE YUSOF TO OPEN SINGAPORE'S BIGGEST EVER FLOWER SHOW
    137 7 CINGAPORE. Thurs. A keen Horticulturist and orchid grow er the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, will open Singapore's biggest flower show in tbe Happy World Stadium on Sept 29. Twenty-one leading florists froi Germany will attend the oprning ceremon:
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    198 8 ADOULA FLIES TO SEE GIZENGA STANLEYVILLE. Thurs. Mr. Cyrille Adoula, Congolese Prime Minister, was given an enthusiastic reception when he arrived here today in a bid to extend the authority of his t w o-week-old government to the Congo's eastern provinces. Thousands of people at the airport cheered wildly as
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    Ex-Minister
    37 8 KATMANDU. Thurs.— Mr. Surya Prasad Upadhyaya, former Nepalese Home Minister, was released last :iig.ht afier being detained since Dec. 15 when King Mahendra disaolvM t^e s-v--ernment and parliament took over the administration at his mountain kingdom.
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    THREE KILLED IN THIS HIJACK ATTEMPT
    123 8 A CUBAN airliner lies on its belly on a sugar plantation 30 inilis south of Havana, alter an unsuccessful hijacking attempt by anti-Castro forces recently. Three men. including the pilot, .mere killed and six wounded in a mid-air gunfight before the co-pilot crash-landed the
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    538 8 U.S.-Cuba clash threatened at conference PUNTA DEL ESTE, (Uruguay), Thurs. QFFICIALS tightened security precautions at the interAmerican economic conference here yesterday as a face-to-face showdown loomed between the delegates of the United States and Cuba. Ushers i n the assembly hall demanded to see passports as an extra identity check.
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    Lock icon CONGRESS CUTS HEART OUT OF AID SCHEME
    251 8 CONGRESS CUTS HEART OUT OF AID SCHEME WASHINGTON, Thursday. TiHE House of Representatives yesterday cut the heart out of President Kennedy's foreign aid plan by placing development loans on a yearly instead of a five-yearly basis. Earlier the Senate had dealt the administration a lesser blow by slashing US$l,OOO ($3.000
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    Lock icon Britain is surprised at closing of frontier
    118 8 Britain is surprised at closing of frontier LONDON. Thurs. The British Foreign Office last night expressed "surprise" at the Guatemalan Governments closure oi It* frontier with British Honduras without waiting for a British reply to Its proposals for talks. Guatemala has a long standing territorial claim to British Honduras. The
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    25 8 PEKING. Thurs.— Prudent Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana met Chairman Mao Tse Tung of China yesterday at the East China resort of Hanchow.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon CUT DOWN TO SIZE-THE AIRLINER STOWAWAY
    119 8 GLASGOW Thurs. Harry Mcllwraith, 14-year-old Glasgow schoolboy who stowed away in a trans-Atlantic airliner last month, was sent to a reformatory school by local magistrates yesterday. Mcllwraith boarded a BOAC Britannia at Prestwick and hid in the toilet He was discovered in midriiirht and
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    14- man body is set up to form new Trade Union Centre
    1110 9 AIM IS TO UNITE WORKING CLASS IN NON-COMMUNIST SOCIALIST MALA YA SINGA P O R E, Thurs. The former president of the dissolved Trades Union Congress, Inche Mahmud Awang, today announced the setting up of a 1 I
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    'PUBLIC HELP' PLAN
    143 9 SINGAPORE. Thur.s. The Singapore police today announced a new move to make the immediate temporary alarm system more effective by enlisting the aid of members of the public. In future all police stop signs at roadblocks will have a black-board affixed to them giving the license number
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    281 10 ?ii Hordi S/» (Minimum) WHAT COULD BE Brtfr Ihlin 1 frr^h. (i.TKlKlll «:r all day I i'h Airwirk. CHICKEN INN. SEAVIEW Bolel for Ih« moxt drlii iou« ihlrkrn <Il«hei. one of .xmgai'orr i. leadlai dance band*. STRAIGHT FROM THE p» ket. on to n plnte rri.p enckllai Hbred«lie« ro'j
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    27 10 in Word* $2.5« (Win.) JOHORC BAHRU Hotj l.uhl Church annlveraary orrvlce Suiulay :><i m Pr. .ich.r R»v. Ch.n KuShr nt ■■■fad Fratunn of Life 10
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  • The Straits Times Friday. August 18, 1961.
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      Malaysian Progress
      701 10 Mr. Donald Stephens, who appears to have been impressed by what he saw and heard during his visit to Malaya at the head of a North Borncan parliamentary delegation carried the Malaysian concept several steps forward <n his parting interview with the Press. He can now sec no
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      Live Language
      310 10 Tuan Syed Wash's address en "Teaching the National Language, although holding particular interest for hi; audience of headmasters and senior assistants, merits a.s well the attention of people not in the teaching ranks. Why is '"police" spelt "oulis," and is there any point in removing the last letter
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      Aid Setback
      185 10 Whatever the outcome of the second U.S. Congress vote on President Kennedy's proposal to place development assistance loans on a five yearly basis instead of yearly as hitherto, the first vote has already told a story that will not quickly 1m? forgotten. The House of Representatives and the
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    PETROLEUM WORKERS' UNION CHIEF EXPLAINS
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    Kenyatta's return...
    1440 10 and the MEN WHO WAIT IN SHADOWS NAIROBI. Thur>. THE silliest aspect of British policy in Kenya during the past five months is that it has created a situation in which Jomo Kenyatta emerges as the only man who can save something from the mess. The general reaction
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      125 10 RE-ENTRY BAR ON A CITIZEN T HOPE that Mr Tenf Chin Klat will not return to Singapore before he ha.> completed his studies Just because his fiancee Miss Tan has been refused a visa to enter Australia. Three month* wi 1 soon pa.ss and they will then be able to
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      100 10 It Pays to 1 Increase Your Word Power What does 'furbelow' mean? A silly action? A flirtatious manner? Something fussy or showy? The answer is in the July Reader's Digest (now on sale). i "Furbelow" Is just one of twenty words in this month's fascinating word quiz. A good vocabulary
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    Common mart advantages
    649 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs Trade expansion and industrial growth in S-E Asia' forecast 1 \li. LIM TAY BOH, a leading Malayan economist, today suggested that the eight major countries of South East Asia should give special attention to the establishment of a common market on the lines of the
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    German interest in Malaya
    149 11 German interest in Malaya pENANG Thurs. The Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry. Mr. Cheah Theam Sweo. said In Prnang today several German Industrialists had expressed a keen desire to establish Industries in Malaya. •It is also the West German Governments policy to do as much as it ran by
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    Photos on show
    22 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Thirteen photographs from Malaya will be shown at an exhibition at the forthcoming annual Edinburgh Festival.
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    MATERNITY HOSPITAL MAN' GETS RESEARCH A WARD
    66 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Cheng Wei Chen, ot the Ministry of Health. has btvn awarded the Singapore state research fellowship .or 1961 for a higher degree course in obstetrics and waecoiugy at the Koval College of Surgeons in Edinburgh. Scotland Dr. Cheng, who Is
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    Denies being Umno rebel
    79 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dato Abdul Hamld bin Haji Jumat. Umno Assemblyman for Geylang Serai, today denied reports that he was one of two men leading 14 branches, In revolt against the leadership of the Umno East DlvLlon. Dato Abdul Hamid said that he was not one of
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    East Coast tour
    24 11 KUANTAN. Thurs Members of the visiting Sarawak parliamentary delegation, who have been touring the East Coast, left for Kota Bharu today.
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    Public talk by Indian monk
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Swami Chldbhavananda, president of the Ramakrlshna mission In Tirupparalttural. will speak on "Spiritual Sadhana" at the Vlvekananda Hall In Brickfields Road on Sunday at 10.15 a.m.
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    Notice to Lim alleges disloyalty
    267 11 Notice to Lim alleges disloyalty ONE MONTH TO REPLY TO REGISTRAR OF CITIZENS KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Government has called on Mr. Lim Lian Geok, president of the United Chinese Teachers Association, to show cause why he should not be deprived of his Federal citizenship because representations have been made
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    The unified scheme: A plea to heads
    118 11 The unified scheme: A plea to heads I/UALA UJMPUR, Thurs. 1V The Chief Education Advlser Mr W. Burton, today appealed to heads of schools for co-operation in the implementation of the unified salary scheme 1 for teachers. Speaking at the continued seminar of heads of schools here, he said headmasters
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    Kedah Dato, 57, dies suddenly
    151 11 \LOR STAR. Thurs.— Dato Jaya Perkasa of Kedah < Warrior of the Lion Heart). Dato Mohamed Akib bin Ya'acob. collapsed and died in the District Office here yesterday afternoon. He was 57. Dato Mohamed Akib, a retired Kedah Civil Service officer and former District Officer
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    Lian Tiow in hospital
    175 11  -  K. D. GOTT EXAMINATION BEFORE OPERATION DECISION From MELBOURNE. Thurs. Tan Lian Tiow. the eight-year-old Bcntong boy, was today admitted into Alfred Hospital here for treatment of a complex hole-in-tbe-heart case. Lian Tiow was met at Melbourne airport by Mr. K.A. Thomas, president of the Melbourne
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    COPTER MAKES A FORCED LANDING IN THE SEA
    73 11 "JRUNEi TOWN. Thurs. A Shell-chartered helicopter yesterday made a forced lending in the sea north-east or Mantanani Island, situated north of Je.sselton The helicopter and its pilot were later taken to a temporal Moating base aboard nn oil-drilling barge. The pilot was
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    A BID TO EVOLVE SCIENCE TERMS IN MALAY
    299 11 A BID TO EVOLVE SCIENCE TERMS IN MALAY KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A science graduate assistant of the University of Malays here has evolved a system ol naming citrus fruits in Malay. Mr. Antony Santiago. 31. who is studying tor his Ph. D. at the university has compiled Urt <>r name>
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    Tuba fishing offence
    65 11 RAUB. Thurs. Four farmers, who used tuba poison t« kill fish in Jerang Busu River, near here, were each fined $40. or one month's Jail today Lee Ah Choon. 51. Wong Kok Thong. 19. Chan Ah Hong. 23. and Chin Choon. 24. all of Benta new village,
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  • A Straits Times Feature AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES
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      Sales drive to S-E Asia
      580 12  -  lOBERT STEPHENS STATIONERY: THE AUSSIES ARE NOT STANDING STILL By AUSTRALIAN manufacturers of stationery and related products plan an intensive export drive to capture new markets in South-past Asia. II is being undertaken in lull realisation ol .keen competition existing in this area From long
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      These books have so much to offer
      345 12 AUSTRALIA, has in- herited most of the background of its culture, political philosophy and technology from the West. Now. as South-East Asia's nearest Western nation. Australia is in a unique position to contribute to the material progress <>f Asian peoples through the supply
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    CONSTANT RESEARCH A GREAT BOON TO PAPER INDUSTRY
    632 13  - CONSTANT RESEARCH A GREAT BOON TO PAPER INDUSTRY DOUGLAS MacINTOSH By IJKAMATIC research discoveries and extensive production capacity have been combined to make Australia, per head of population, a high producer of paper and sixth on the list of world paper consumers. Today, the multi-million dollar a year industry is
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    MACHINERY SALES IN BRITAIN
    184 13 AN AUSTRALIAN special ist manufacturer of printer's equipment has achieved outstanding success in marketing its products in Britain. Since beginning export business in 1948. the company has sold overseas some 22 units, ranging in price from 515.000 to SBO.OOO. The firm's machines are now well-known in
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    Accent on Asia in new periodical ventures
    314 13 AUSTRALIAN writing is turning to Asia for inspiration, both in fiction and general literature. This trend has established Itself in two ways. First, there are the writers themselves, who have based their works on first-hand observations in countrie.from Tibet to Korea and Aden
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    Federation can meet all needs in rice soon
    403 14  - Federation can meet all needs in rice soon HOW POW PECK Planters urged: Use best seed, modern methods, fertilisers BY THE Federation of Malaya will be able to reach her goal of self-sufficiency in rice in the very near future if all padi planters use the best seed, fertilisers and
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      Furniture: The trend is for compact models
      170 14 Furniture: The trend is for compact models SINGAPORE furniture manufacturers are producing more and more compact sets to beat the space problem. Mr. Choo Cheng Meng, proprietor of Cheng Meng Furniture Co. says that space was a growing problem now especially in lowcost housing units. To meet the situation, his
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      A FRIMATIC DIRECTOR IN S'PORE
      104 14 nnHE chief engineer •1 and a director of S.A Frimatic, Mr. Charles Pierre Bray, arrived in Singapore last night. Mr. Bray was met at the airport by Mr. O. Plot, the French Trade Commissioner in Singapore, Messrs. R. H. Green. T. Y. Tsong and E.
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      France produces more tyres
      64 14 France produced 23.050 tons of tyres in June compared with 21,950 tons In May. This brings total estimated production for the first half of this year to 136.705 tons against 134.165 In the first half of 1960. Industrial rubber production in June is estimated at 20.280
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      New car series
      22 14 American Motors Corporation will add a new series when 1962 production begins on August 22 In its Canadian unit.
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      Paper output
      34 14 Japan's paper production last year rose nearly 700,000 tons to 4.5 million tons compared with 1959, the third highest in the world. The 1960 output was about four times the 1936 level.
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      Freight rise a blow to millers
      146 14 Freight rise a blow to millers rpHE Third Division and Bintulu Sawmillers Association has asked the British Borneo Freight Conference in Singapore to exclude ramin from the proposed increase in freight rate for at least six months. The association said that In view of the present and foreseeable future state
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      Japan firm buys local bauxite ore
      127 14 rpHE board of AlumiA nium Ltd. has approved a further participation of $4.4 million ($13.2 million) in the equity of Nippon Light Metal Co. Ltd. (N.K.K.), the largest aluminium producer in Japan. The Canadian company owns 50 per cent of the N.K.K. capital and
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      SAS service
      26 14 Scandinavian Airlines System is to operate the Convalr 990 Coronado, the world's fastest airliner on Its route from Europe to South America In January.
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    FLUID TO PREVENT TYRE PUNCTURES
    222 14 A Singapore company, Kian Hin Trading Co., has Introduced to the local market a puncture-proof fluid which is claimed to be capable of preventing a tyre puncture. The fluid called OK is a product of a Japanese firm. Mr. Yancey Huang, sales promoter of Kian
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    Brazil's rubber production
    42 14 Brazil's 1960 production of natural rubber was 22,500 metric tons, with demand estimated at 72.000 tons. The deficit was made up In part by recuperation ol old rubber (9,700 tons). Imports of natural (22,000 tons) and synthetic ($16,000 tons).
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    Winston sales
    21 14 Winston cigarette sales in the United States last year were 13.9 per cent larger than In the previous year.
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    New Shell head for Johore is appointed
    59 14 AIK KOH SM>\V CHENG Itl (above) who has been appointed district manager of Shell in Johore succeeding; Mr. J. S. King: who goes on leave at the end of the month. Mr. Koh. 36. is an old boy of Victoria School, Singapore and
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    MANAGER ATTENDS WORLD TRADE MEETINGS
    242 14 MANAGER ATTENDS WORLD TRADE MEETINGS T»HE manager of Geta Bros. and Co., Singapore, who has been attending a series of conferences on world trade in San Francisco for the past three weeks returns to Singapore tomorrow. He is Mr. John McTeer who attended the meetings with the managers of 23
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    106 16 MELBOURNE, Thura. TNVZBTMENT shares were x traded quietly along steady lines. Joe White Maltino gained Is. 3d. to 265. 3d. Base Metals and the Oils weie steady. North Kalcurli gained 6d. to 14s. Commonwealth Bonds were steady. Con. Zinc. 88/- Mt. In 73/4V4 N.B.H. (lOt) 22 9 Piko
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    RUBBER PRICES
    206 16 SEPTEMBER first grade rubber buyers f.s.b. closed tn Singapore yesterday at K6I rents per lb up 11 cents on Wednesday's closing puce. The ton* was steady, quiet. t.C.C.R.A. rloelnf prices In cents per lb. yesterday were: Int. 1 R.B.S. Spot f.o.b. buyers 86i. sellers R6i: Int. 1 R.S.B.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    146 16 CHIPS lying alongsid* th« tin(aa«ra J whitm taday art: Mlharu Maru 19, Hoeich Cliff 67. Malaya. 23 2«. daastrrkrrk 29 '30. TamabCMhl Maru '23 '24. Tiwe 13/14. Calte« MUbourna 42 43. Outsr Raads: Karans; DJiwa, Hon•sta. Hwai Fung, Harald Rindc, Toblan IT. Borthen. filh<ro.-t. Addrrley Sleigh. Glory.
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    Both rubber, tin prices better on bull markets
    281 16 i^THE Singapore Rubber x Market had its most active day for three months yesterday and the price advanced to its highest level since May. During the morning prices advanced. to 86 i cents on a very good turnover. The close was 861
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    TINS ADVANCE STEADILY ON IMPROVED TURNOVER
    518 16 Prom Our Market Correspondent mis share prices contiX nued their steady advance on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and a substantially improved volume of business was recorded in a firm section. Gooa inquiry for mining shares continued locally and some very useful gains were
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 16 Malayan Stock Indices: Atir. 17 Aug. 18 Industrials: 166.88 167.88 Tina: 336.96 333.36 Rubbers: 241.04 241.04 Jan. 1 1958=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    941 16 DUStNESS on the Malayan Stock Exchange, Federation section yesterday with the number of deals In brackets: Industrial!: Fed. Dispensary (1,000) 51. 42 ON. (1,000) 51. 40; W. deb. (1,000) SI: M. Cement (1,000) 52.33 OL, (1,000) 52.40; Metal Box (1.000) 5238: 8. Time!. (3.000) $3.30 ON. (1.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 16 SINGAPORE. Auk 17. RUBBER: 865 cents per lb. (up 1} cents). 5 p.m. unofficial close: 86} cents (steady) TIN: $477 per picul (up $1.50). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 10 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    96 16 TNI Chinese Preduce fxehange. Singapers, neen prieee per picul ysstsrday were: Cepra: UK Continent August shipment >26i buyers. $27 sellers. Ceeenut ell: bulk S3X) sellers, drum M) sellers Pepper: Muotok white $1771 nellere. Sarawak white (175 sellers, special Sarawak black >147| sellers, garbled Launpong black ***** sellers, Lampong
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    85 16 JHI Malayan Itching* Bank!' Ai--1 isclatisn made these change* In Ha ratea to merchants yesterday (all ratei to »1<K»: N««r V«rh: buying airmail T.T. S2J, O.D. 321. 00 d/st 334 credit bills. 331 trade bill*. Sefiina T.T. er O.D. ready: New Verk 32»: Helland CuiMere 117; Deutsche Marke
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      266 16 THE EASTERN SHIPPING CORPORATION LIMITED FROM INDIA t DJAKARTA s por. M.V. "STATE OF ANOHRA" for Moji, Kobe, Osaka, Nogovo and Yokohama Aug. 24/2» FROM WEST COAST INDIA M.V. "STATE OF MAHARASHTRA" for Hongkona, Kobe, Osoko, Naooya, Yokohoma and Kamaishi Aug. 2S/2S FROM AUSTRALIA M.V. "STATE OF GUJARAT" tor Colombo,
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      185 16 TENDER P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE "TENDERS will be received from registered contractors of Class *C" and above under Head VI at the office of the Jurutera Negert. Perak. Ipoh up to 3.00 p.m. on 25th August, 1961 for the supply of approximately 800 lengths of 12" dla A.C. Pipes (Class 'C')
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      804 16 P.W.D. NOTICE "The Level Crossing at 54 K mile Assam Kumbang Road. Taiping will be closed to traffic for repairs from 6.00 p.m. on Monday the 21st of August, 1961 to 6.00 am the following morning. Vehicles will be permitted to pass at half-hourly intervals.' STATE ENGINEER PERAK. NOTICE OF
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      231 16 NASSIM CO., (SINGAPORE) LIMITED wfll sell by Public Auction in their Salp-Kooms Nos. 4 4-1, t'ollvrr Quay, Singapore, on SATIRDAY. 19TH AUGIST, 1961 AT 10 A.M. 8 American-make electric water coolers; cane lounge suite with cushions and covers; leather covered heavy sprung easy armchalra and settees; steel and teak chain
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      767 17 NOTICES PETALING TIN, LIMITED NOTICE is hereby given of the declaration of an interim dividend of 15 cents per dollar stock unit in respeci of estimated profits for j the year ending 31st October. 1961 less income tax at 40 i payable on 16th September, 1961 to stockholders registered on
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      799 17 TENDERS P.W.D. TENDER NOTICE TENDERP will be received from Registered P.Wi), Contractors Irom Class C and above at the office ol the State. Engineer P.W.D., Pprak. Ipoh up to 3.00 p.m. ol the 35th August '61 tor the erection and completion of the Police Contingent t M.T.i workshop at RUle
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      848 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA IN KUALA LUMPUR APPLICATIONS are Invited for a post of Lecturer/ Ab&i&tani Lecturer In the Department of Economics, University of Malaya in Kuala Lumpur. Candidates should have good qualifications in Economics and Statistics Teaching experience in these subjects is ae&irable. Experience in Statistical field work
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      915 17 (Continued From page 10) SITUATIONS VACANT it Words SS (Min.)— Box St et: txlra BOX NOS. AI44S and A 1449 S.T. K.L. Positions filled. Applicants thanked. ARCHITECT REQUIRED for office In K.L. no experience required, partnership basis. Apply to Box A 4312 S.T. Spore. WANTED: TWO TEACHERS, trained or untrained
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      1076 17 ACCOMMODATION VACANT I 20 Words $3 (Min.)— Box St ets. txtrm EASTERN MANSIONS: Fully-furn-ished Three-hedroomed Flat facing East. Rent 5450 p.m. Real Estate Agents Investment Co., 53, The Arcade, Spore *****. FLAT TO SHARE suit bachelor. Two rooms own bathroom, entrance, share kitchen, L. A \v. Mountbatten Road 10 mlns.
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      1117 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word* $S (Min.)— Box St ets. txtra J SUNBEAM RAPIER 1956 two owners excellent condition. Radio overdrive s W.B.W. tyres 9O'- r new battery. Com- I prehentlve Insurance. One year real t bargain. View Shell Kiosk Thomson Road. Newton Road Corner. Tel. Spore t 54*59 owner
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      677 17 FOR SALE It Words S3 (Min.)— Box it els. txlra FOR SALI 35 rt. Piling Frame ot ■tHI pipe complete with |j>irr DtSMI Engine, winch, bammtra rtc. almott new. Apply Box A43OH H.I. Sport. 1 HP WISTINOHOUSC air ca#dltloner 2t yearn old. Rervlre contract until March 1982. SSOO. 7 BradcMl
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    Army driver fined $50
    44 18 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs An army truck driver, Chandramani Ral, 22, of the Gurkha Rifles at Majedee Barracks, was fined $50. or two weeks' Jail, today for inconsiderate driving at Jalan Kota Tinggi. on May 12. His driving permit was endorsed.
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    Bills passed
    26 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Selangor Legislative Assembly today approved five Bills. Including one to Increase allowances for Assemblymen from $12.50 to $25 a meeting.
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    MALAYSIA INSTITUTE FOR YOUTH to be SET UP
    341 18 K. LUMPUR, Thurs. tX)RTY-FIVE delegates from five countries, A attending a nine-day youth seminar here, have agreed to set up a Youth Institute of Malaysia. This was announced today at the closing ceremony of the seminar by the president of the Malayan
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    Jailed six months
    57 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. -Tan Cheng Khal, 21 of Aboo Slttee Lane. Penang, was today jailed tor six mont.is when he pleaded guilty to a charge of attempted house-breaking here last Thursday. The first magistrate's court was told that two policemen saw Tan forcing open a padlock of
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    Welfare men hold talks
    54 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Minister of Health and Social Welfare. Dato Ong Yoke Lin. today opened a three-day conference of Social Welfare Department officers from all over Malaya. One of the main purposes of the conference was to discuss the expansion of the social welfare activities
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    TIGER AMAN SAYS 'IT WILL HELP MY SONS'
    281 18 l/UALA LUMPUR^ Thurs. Tiger Aman, one-time Malayan bantamweight boxing champion and now a patient of the Sungei Buloh leper settlement, had a pleasant surprise yesterday. Two officials of the now defunct Selangor Boxing Board of Control went to the settlement and gave
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    SUB-COMMITTEE TO STUDY MUNICIPAL COUNCIL FINANCES
    183 18 MALACCA, Thursday. A SUB-COMMITTEE will be appointed soon to study the financial position of the Municipal Council and make recommendations for its improvement. This was disclosed today by the Socialist Front president of the Council, Mr. Tan Tuan Boon. Mr. Tan told the Council
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    Economic Board to meet
    94 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Economic Development Board whose set-up was announced by the Government last night, will hold its first business meeting tomorrow. The chairman, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, said today that several applications had already been received by the Finance Ministry for aid in setting up
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    Malayanisation row
    78 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —A resolution deploring the decision to retain 14 expatriate officers in the Ministry of Education beyond their normal terms of Malayanisation will be raised at a special meeting of the Senior Government Officers Association on Saturday. The 14 expatriate education officers have had their Malayanisation
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    STORE TO MANILA DIRECT: A BOAC PLAN
    105 18 STORE TO MANILA DIRECT: A BOAC PLAN SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Th« British Overseas Airways Corporation is planning to open up a new service between London, Singapore and Manila from Nov. 1 this year Mr. G. Davidson. BOAC sales manager. South-east Asia, said here today that the new service when approved by
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    Women teachers
    34 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs The Minister of Education, Incht Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Tallb. will open the first annual delegates' conference of the Malayan Women Teachers' Union tomorrow at the Language Institute here.
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    New president
    24 18 RAWANG. Thurs. Mr. S. Maheslingam was elected president of the Rawang branch of the Malayan Indian Congress at the annual meeting here.
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    M-soccer shows levelling of standard in middle
    777 19 SPORTSFRONT by Norman Siebel A SOCCER match that passes without incident or does not leave behind it an aftermath of controversy is seldom worth remembering. Sunday final in the Merdeka fourth anniversary tournament for the Abdul Rahman Trophy certainly does not fall into
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    NEWCOMERS CAN SPRING SURPRISES
    297 19  - NEWCOMERS CAN SPRING SURPRISES TEOH ENG TATT By Singapore, Thurs. SINGAPORE and Selangor look so well-matched for the Malayan Cricket Association League final which begins here tomorrow that it will take a bold man indeed to predict the result. However. I think Selangor will be weil advised to stand by
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    Chun Wah goals beat Penang
    195 19 Chun Wah goals beat Penang PENANG 1 S. CHINA 3 PENANG Thurs.— Two quick goals by outside-left. Mok Chun Wah helped the South China of Hong Kong to beat Penang 3-1 in a floodlit soccer match at the City Stadium here tonight. The score at half-time was 1-1. South China
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    Barakat retires with fine record
    153 19  - Barakat retires with fine record EPSOM JEEP By I POH. Thurs.— Salamat Stable's 11 -year-old Barakat has gone Into retirement with a record which may stand for a long time to come. In nine seasons of campaigning in Malaya, the Seven Seas gelding who won first time out as a
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    Beaty-Rolf clash
    86 19 SINGAPORE. Wed. Malayan Golf champion S.C. Beaty will meet S.C. Rolf in the Royal Singapore Golf Club's championships at Slme Road on Saturday. This match will be followed by the Duffer Cup Final between B. J. Miller and E.E. Zwelfel. Sunday's draw and starting times for the quarter-final
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    Thuan Heng, 13, wins
    56 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Thirteen-year-old schoolboy Tan Thuan Hen? led all the way to win the Singapore 1.500 metres swimming championship with the time of 20min. 13.1 sec at the Chinese Swimming Club Pool. Amber Road, today. Second was Tay Lian Tzie. who finished 120 metres behind Thuan
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      Lock icon CRICKET FAN RETURNS TEST TICKETS
      148 19 CRICKET FAN RETURNS TEST TICKETS LONDON. Thurs. The dropping of fast bowler Freddie Trueman from the England cricket team has caused a "disgruntled Yorkshireman" to return all his tickets for the fifth and final Test of the series against Australia which started at the Oval today. Instead, he has written
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      Lock icon Scottish soccer results
      96 19 LONDON, Thurs. Results of last night's Scottish League Cup matches: Aberdeen 3 Mother* ell 4; Airdrie 2 Third Lanark 2; Arbroath 1 E. Fife 4; Brechln 0 Queen of the South 4: Celtic 0 St. Johnstone I; Cowdenbeath 2 Ayr 3; Dumbarton 0 Palklrk 1: Dundee United
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      Lock icon 15 nation in pentathlon
      51 19 MOSCOW, Thurs. Competitors from 15 countries have arrived here for the world modern pentathlon championships, which open In Moscow tomorrow. Countries represented are: Japan. Austria, Brazil, Britain, Hun gary, East Germany. West Germany. Mexico. Poland. Rumania, the United States. Finland. Czechoslovakia, Sweden and the Soviet Union.
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      Lock icon BOUT for JARRETT
      38 19 NfELBOURNE, Thurs. Australian bantamweight champion Johnny Jarrett has been matched with Ghana boxer Dennis Adjel for West Melbourne Stadium on Sept. 1. The featherweight limit of 126--1 b has been set for the bout. Reuter.
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      FRASER'S KNEE
      27 19 MELBOURNE. Thurs. Neale Praser. the Australian Davis Cup star and former 'Wimbledon champion, yesterday had a successful ODeratlon for fluid behind the left knee Retiter.
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      26 19 DUESSELDORF. Thurs. West Germany's top sporting organisations last night banned participation of West Germans in East German sporting* events for the time being. Reuter.
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    Malaya too good for Singapore schools
    168 19 Malaya too good for Singapore schools CINGAPORE, Thurs. Ma. laya completely outclassed Singapore In their schools international badminton matches which ended here last night. Malaya won the boys' match 9-0 after having taken an overnight lead of 4-0. In the girls' match. Malaya continued from 3-0 to win 7-0. Last
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    Banks open tour with easy win
    135 19 MALACCA 0 THAI BANKS 3 MALACCA. Thurs. Combined Banks of Bangkok opened their Malayan tour here today with an easy victory over a disjointed Malacca side at Kubu Stadium. The visitors scored all their goals in the first half. Malacca dominated the early exchanges
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    MALAYS FINAL
    29 19 IPOH. Thurs. The finals of the Perak Malays tennis championships will be played on the Istana Iskandariah courts in Kuala Kangsar on Saturday, starting at 2.30 p.m.
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      SOCCER
      54 19 MOR CUP FINAL (Spore): 18th Signals 6 221 RAOC 3. FRIENDLIEB: Johore Bahru Police 3 Sg. Mata Estate 1 Kluang District Youth XI 1 ETC 4. TAIPING DIV. 2: REME 4 Thenavan 0. CPO CIT» (K. Kangsar): K. Kangsar Police 3 Taiplng Police 1. CENTRAL KEDAH LEAGUE iSg. Patani):
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      VOLLEYBALL
      12 19 MALAYAN TOURNEY <lpoh>: Perak bt Penang 3-2; Malacca bt Kedah 3-0.
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    VIETNAM SHOW DASH IN ATTACK
    337 19 VIETNAM SHOW DASH IN ATTACK VIETNAM 3 INDIA 1 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— •3 Vietnam beat India 3-1 in the Singapore "soccer festival" before a 3,000 crowd at Jalan Besar tonight. It wa s a weil-deserved win. Though they lacked th e Indians ball control. Vietnam showed more punch in attack and
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      109 19 SOCCER TOIR MATCH: India v Korea (Jn. Besar Stadium 7.30). PENANG DIV. 2: Glugor v Tg. Bungah: DIV. 3: Sepoy Lines v Eastern (both matches at Dato Kraraat). TAIPING DIV. 2: PWD v Town Council (Jn. Padang). K. KAXGSAR DIV. 2: K. Bayong v Chendroh (padang). JOHORE BAIIRC DIV. 1:
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    587 20 'Stop these illegal measures' call: 'Violation of the Four-Power Pact' I LONDON. Thurs. IDENTICAL protests by Britain, France and America on the violation of Berlin's FourPower status were handed over at the Kremlin today. According 'o usually well-informed sources the notes confined themselves to a
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    322 20 lon'i i"ji\, lnui.v Letoaigic eoncKVioni per.siMed In Mock nuikei.s iiere today. Equities which were inclined to go aheaa hi ihe outset urilteu back later when bu^met>s failed to cievelop. British funds which liao a gcotl morning .iiso became subdued and be>t levels were not atwaja held. Foreign bonus
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    22 20 LONDON. Tliurs.—Buyers £938. sellers £939, Forward buyers £950. sellers £951. Settlement £943. Turnover a.m. 325 tons, p.m. 185 tons. Tone: Easier
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    33 20 LONDON. Tnurs—Spot 25-go.. Sept. 25■••»0... O<-t. 25>.d., Nov. ,d. Oc./Dec 25 ;,u.. Jan/ Mar. 25 ,d. A;)ril June 2.5-.0. July/Sept. 25"id.. c.i.f. Aug. unquoted. Sep: 2.v;«d.. Oct. ZSSd. Tone: Q'liei after steady.
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    247 20 NEW DKLIH. Thursday. jyjK. NEHRU, the Indian Prime Minister, told Parliament today his Government could not rule out the use of armed force to take over Goa, the west coast dependency ruled by Portugal. He made it clear that India did not intend talcing
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    26 20 GENEVA. Thur.s. Soviet and Western delegates at the Laos conference here agreed today— to wish Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald a happy 60th birthday— Reuter.
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    225 20 OTTAWA Thurs The Immigration Depart- ment announced today it is granting political asylum I to Dr Mikhail Antonovich Klotchko. a prominent Russian scientist in the field of general and inorganic chemistry. Prof Klotchko was attending the 18th international Congress on Theoretical and Applied chemistry
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    134 20 I ONDON. Thurs. Tea scores in todays cricket matches were 1 M Lords: Royai Navy 190-9 dec. and 130-5' Army 184-9 dec. At Bradford. Worcestershire 124 and 89-3. Yorkshire 306 <K. Taylor 141; Coldwell 5-95 I At Weston Super Mare Somerset 335-9 dec. and 28-0: Essex 302
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    New outpatient clinic
    63 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The j Government is to open a new i outpatients clinic to serve thousands of people living in Tiong Bahru area. It will be opened by Mr. Lee Teck Him, the Assemblyman for Tiong Bahru. The clinic will handle about 500 people a day on
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    725 20  - May wins toss, but England wickets tumble in sth Test JACK FINGLETON From THE OVAL, Thursday AUSTRALIA, who have already retained the Ashes, had England strnf- gling after Peter May had won the toss and elected to bat on the first day of the fifth and final Test match here
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    29 20 MR. GOH ENC Still. t 1..-.. fully on I. --M Funeral l*-s-«. Cortege tamo i.r. tor Qu.'«n »f Paaoa Church, Taajoaf Kttoaj »t ki.iiu a.m. thin lo Bid
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    46 20 TMI FAMILY OF tth Ml Ki.mj Chin Ohoon ttiiink < i fru i-.da for mmttat wrath*, donationc. Mslstaac* and ;itt, ndm* in* fuinrnl WONC PUCK SHAM .1 Kinily thank relßti\-s nnrt fr;. ml.- ■In. s.nt wreath*, donation*.. 1 attind>-d tn. filial ol Mr-, Wi.ng Purk Sbrim.
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