The Straits Times, 10 August 1962

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    22 1 Wl HA4.I DAILY (KHTIFIFJI SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 Nat*** 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, AUGUST 10, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    'WORLD'S HAPPIEST'
    1250 1  -  NELSON RUTHERFURD an. DAHARI ALI 40,000 jam airport to joyously cheer Tengku I'm happy.. .all are Jiappy...what more can I wish for? he asks— TWO HOURS after being given a tumultuous welcome in the future capital of Malaysia, Tengku Abdul Rahman said: "I'm the happiest Prime Minister in
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    172 1 -Quotes— FROM TENGKU'S -CONFERENCE M VI >l cabinet Mill include representatives from Brunei, North Borneo and >,n a. Mak. But there Mill be no Singapore represcnlathes because .Ministers across the Causeway are of the same rank as the Federation MifiN. ters, IF we cannot guarantee to maintain or preserve peace
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK (1)
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      Lock icon Marilyn: A final kiss from Dimaggio
      365 2 HOLLYWOOD, Thursday. Monroe was buried in Hollywood yesterday, with a final kiss from her weeping former husband, baseball star Joe Dimaggio. BMB^ MBM^__^ BM Dlmagglo, one of only about 30 people at the funeral in a local mortuary chapel, leaned over the bronze casket
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    A police dog gets his man...
    179 2 A police dog gets his man RACE RIOT MS AN ENGLISH TOWN MOBS again clashed with police in the race-riot town of Dudley, Worcestershire, the third night of trouble,, and rioters organised a march on police headquarters. But police squads broke the mob up into four sections and then clashed
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    37 2 it •xtriordiiwry th*» •man should be trying to get to the moon and should be ipending £4,000.000.000 year on arms while twothirds Of the world A is starvinf from a talk to a public school in England.
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    Rocket station for India
    34 2 NEW DELHI, Thurs. India has agreed to have a rocket launching station on Its territory under United Nations auspices for International use. the Prime Minister. Mr. Nehru, told Parliament yesterday.
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    Lock icon Rockwell is deported
    222 2 npHE American Nazi leader, George Lincoln Rockwell, was deported from Britain today. He was put on a plane to Boston after being arrested by Scotland Yard detectives last night. The airliner took off at 0942 GMT. As he stepped Into the plane, the 8 ft. 2 In.
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      37 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby > GEOBGB. YOU KNOW, /MRS. LOM6STEM WMOS 1 V SUPPOSED TD BE SO r^STI WEALTHY IS /AMD YOU KHOW W HER SILVER FAMILYJ V -^KETTLE r-meee AReIIUNDREDf iHffji^ /'"even so its a funnvJ
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    Lock icon Portugal's policy a 'threat to peace'
    170 3 NEW YORK, Thursday. A United Nations committee said yesterday that Portugal's policies and actions in her overseas territories had led to a situation "which undoubtedly represents a serious threat to international peace and security." The seven-nation committee on territories under Portuguese administration adopted a
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    Lock icon 'No shirt' men are liable to —arrest—
    87 3 'No shirt' men are liable to arrest BANGKOK. Thurs.— Thais who venture out into the street in their underclothes may now be subject to arrest. The Thai Cabinet yesterday decided to take measures t against people who do not dress decently. It was reported during the Cabinet meeting that naked
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    Lock icon Refugee rescue
    34 3 STOCKHOLM Thurs.— Two East German teenage boys who fled their country several days ago in a canoe were picked up hungry ar.i exhausted by a Swedish ferry in the North Sea— U.P.I.
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    Lock icon Rusk is host
    30 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Mr. Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, was host today at a State Department luncheon given for ambassadors of Far and Middle East nations Reuter.
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    Lock icon Twice around under sail
    43 3 YARMOUTH, Thurs. Mr. and Mrs. Eric Hiscock sailed into their home port here yesterday after their second roufid-the-world trip In their 30ft. yacht They are believed to be the first couple to sail alone round the world twice. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Johnson tour
    17 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Vice-President Lyndon Johnson will visit Italy, Greece. Turkey. Cyprus and Persia soon. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Marion (70) and friend fly the -Atlantic
    190 3 Marion (70) and friend fly the -Atlantic- FkUBLIN, Thurs.— Spry 13 70 -year -old New Yorker Mrs. Marion Hart told reporters at. Shannon yesterday how she piloted a single engined Bonanza aircraft across the Atlantic, touching down at Shannon Airport. There was no welcoming committee, no fuss,*as the tiny aircraft
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    Crash kills five
    26 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. A U.S. Air Force XC 135 Stratocrulser crashed and burned at Concord, Massachusetts, yesterday killing all five crew.— U P.I.
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      Lock icon Plan to end Red objections to nuclear test control posts
      583 3 Plan to end Red objections to nuclear test control posts AMERICA NOW AGREES TO REDUCE WORLD INSPECTION STATIONS rpiE United States said yesterday it was now prepared to slash the number of control posts in a worldwide nuclear test ban treaty network by more than half. Mr. Arthur H. Dean,
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      Lock icon El Al gets an extension of time to deport Soblen
      282 3 El Al gets an extension of time to deport Soblen PAN-AM WILLING TO FLY SOVIET SPY LONDON, Thursday. /CONVICTED spy Dr. Robert Soblen, centre of an unprecedented diplomatic and legal tangle between Britain, the United States and Israel, yesterday had the time limit for his stay in Britain extended to
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      Quick look round
      149 3 JAKARTA: A closed military court yesterday sentenced to death three more men accused of implication in a plot to murder President Soekarno on March 14. Two men were condemned to execution last month. LONDON: British and United Arab Republic officials yesterday signed an agreement under which Britain
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      Lock icon An envoy in Peking? No urgency says Nehru
      115 3 I^EW DELHI, Thurs. Mr. Nehru said yesterday that India would send a new Ambassador to Peking "when the time comes." He was asked in the Upper House when the Government proposed to fill the ambassador's post in Peking, vacant since July last
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    SINGAPORE! AIRPORT -IN AND OUT
    441 4 SINGAPORE! AIRPORT -IN AND OUT THE following U todays sche- dule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS Garvda: From Medan, Kuala Lumpur (OA 990) 3 p.m., from Bangkok (OA 805) 5.25 p.m.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8.40 am. Cathay Pacific: From Hong Kong, Bangkok (CX 731)
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    INCHE YUSOF SEES MOCK BATTLE
    187 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, today sailed on a warship to the South China Sea— to be in the thick of a "mock battle." i Planes roared in the sky, bombs were dropped into the sea, guns opened up and
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    Malaysia 'fair play' pledge by Premier
    845 4 THE Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today promised "irrefutable and unchallengeable" evidence to prove that the Government would play fair with everybody in Malaysia. This evidence, he said, would be one of the "trump cards" to be played ln the coming
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    Crash victim
    28 4 BINGAPORE, Thurs. Police are anxious to contact the relatives of a young Malay, who was killed in a car crash at 14J miles Woodlands, last night.
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    3 Barisan leaders due back —tomorrow
    142 4 3 Barisan leaders due back tomorrow SINGAPORE, Than. Three Barisan Soslalls leaders, who represented the Council of Joint Action at the United Nations In New York recently, are due to return on Saturday. The three Dr. Lee Slew Choh. party chairman, Mr. S. Woodhull, vice-chair-man, and Dr. Lin Hock Siew,
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    Birthday plan
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Muslims In Singapore will celebrate the birthday of the Prophet Mohamed on Sunday with a three-mile-long procession through the city.
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    Police detain union man after scuffle
    136 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police today detained a left-wing trade unionist. Mr. Ho Plao, 24. following a scuffle in the former Trade Union Congress building at Queen Street. Mr. Ho Is general affairs secretary of the Singapore National Seamen's Union Earlier he had been stopped from
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      278 4 DEMAND RETURN ENGAGEMENT FROM TODAY DAILY 3 SHOWS tU-tng promptly at 11, 3.30 ft 8 Normal Admission Prices— Snacks Available at Sweet Bar SCHOOL CHILDREN CONCESSION y $1.00 TO ALL SEATS ATI lam 3.30pm DAILY T |fiONEiniefo£WiND||: I J^KJ IBUE HOWARD S Owing to previous commitments, the Management reluctantly announces
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    Death at 'Hantu Corner'
    104 5 Fis the "Hantu Corner", the residents of Segamat say. where this timber lorry overturned and killed the driver, Tey Chin Siong, 37., yesterday morning. The accident took place at the sth mile Segamat main trunk road and held up a Inns line of vehicles travelling between
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    Dr Lin for Tokyo
    53 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Dr. Lin Wo Chiang, of the Department of Political Science, Nanyang University, today left for Tokyo by air to attend the annual conference of the World University Service, to be held from Aug. 11 to 22. Dr. Lin is the chairman of the Singapore
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    New Minister faces tough time in House on Tuesday
    313 5 New Minister faces tough time in House on Tuesday rpHE alarming in- crease of crimes of violence in the country and the deteriorating condition of the General Hospital here are among questions that Opposition members will raise when the House of Representatives meets on Tuesday. The newly appointed Minister of
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    'MANIPULATION'—SO UNION MEN QUIT
    191 5 'MANIPULATION'— SO UNION MEN QUIT KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THREE officials of the 500-strong National Union of Cinema Workers today tendered their resignations to the union's executive council. They are Mr. Urn Tit Ming (president), Mr. Slow Soo Kwee (general secretary) and Mr. Lai Kon Lin (assistant general secretary). In their
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    New school
    22 5 BENTONG. Thurs.— Work on a new $150,000 secondary Engli.sh school has started at the first mile. Bentong-Kuala Lumpur Road here.
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    $10,000 in a month for hospital
    94 5 $10,000 in a month for hospital T/UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Donations to the Lady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital Fund last month totalled $9,950.56. Of this, $5,400 was raised by the Perak State Appeal Committee on Flower Day; two contributions of $1,000 each came from the Mercantile Bank. Kuala Lumpur and branches, and
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    Hong Kong stars
    32 5 IPOH Thurs— Two Hong Kong film stars. Miss Yu Wai Fund and Mr. Li Kei Foong, arrived today for personal appearances at the Majestic Theatre here until Aug. 20.
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    Pilgrims due
    19 5 PENANG. Thurs.— The pilgrim ship Kuala Lumpur will arrive on Monday with 1.674 new hajis and hajjahs.
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    Women weep as mass grave is dug up
    138 5 CINGAPORE, Thurs.— Women wept as grave diggers at Bukit Timah today began opening the first of the seven mass graves of victims of the Japanese located in the island in recent months. They had gone to the site behind Nanyang Girls' School
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    STEAKGOES OFF THE MALAYAN MENU
    160 5 STEAKGOES OFF THE MALAYAN MENU KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Steak is off the menu in several hotels and night clubs because of a great shortage of it in Malaya. The reason is said to be heavy American buying of frozen meat in the Australian markets. Australia Is one of the principal
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    Carpenter found drowned
    30 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A carpenter. Hong Seng Yew, 40. of Syed Alwl Road, was found drowned in a huge monsoon drain behind the Jalan Besar stadium this morning.
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    Decency Bill
    30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A new Bill prohibiting publication of indecent details prejudicial to public morals in connection with divorce and maintenance cases In the Federation was published today.
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    Postal agency
    21 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs A new postal agency will be opened at Kampong Sri Merlong in Johore on Aug. 15.
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    Gandhi: The final hours...
    113 5 Gandhi The final hours FOURTEEN years after his death Gandhi, the saint who brought his country freedom, is still very much a living force among his people. So it was only natural that when an Anglo-American firm came to India to make "Nine Hours to Rama" a film centred on
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    Teleprinter man hurt in crash
    85 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Mr. F. A. Baptist, 55, a Straits Times teleprinter operator, was injured last night when the car he was driving skidded and plunged into a ditch off the north-south trunk road, five miles from here. Mr. Baptist, who was returning home from
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    'Surge' of calls caused delay
    61 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— After further Investigation, a spokesman for the Telecommunications Department here explained today that It was the "surge" of calls and not the overhaul of the microwave system that caused delays In trunk calls from here to Singapore over the past two days.
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    THE NAVY GOES IN TO CHECK N. BORNEO PIRACY
    305 6 SINGAPORE, Thursday. TWO coastal minesweepers of the Royal Navy were today withdrawn from "Exercise Showboat" and sent on anti-piracy duties off North Borneo. The diversion Is necessary "in view of the seriousnesss of the situation," it was officially stated. I During
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    Doctors report a striker
    116 6 Doctors report a striker SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The clinic of Doctors Loughran. Trythall, Hoy and Partners In the Bank of Chins building has reported to the police that one of its strikers failed to return a key of an "important" filing cabinet. A spokesman for the clinic said today that the
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    Merdeka rally
    61 6 PENANO, Thurs. The Governor, Ha] a Tun Uda AlHaj, will take the salute at a Merdeka Day youth rally at the City Stadium on Aug. 31. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee, will read out the Merdeka message. More than 1.000 guests have been Invited to the
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    Youth rally
    39 6 PENANG, Thurs. Forty leaders of the Young Christian Workers Movement from all over the Federation, who assembled here last Sunday for their fourth national study week, will hold a youth rally at the Umno Hall tomorrow night.
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    Beauty quest
    20 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs. —A beauty contest will be held during the merdeka anniversary celebrations her* <>n Aug. 31
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    Yvonne appeals for her missing —skates—
    208 6 PNANG, Thurs. Canadian skater Yvonne Brennan, star dancer of the "Alice In Toyland" number of the 1962 Holiday on Ice show, which opened its Malayan tour in Penang two nights ago, today Issued an urgent appeal for the return of her missing skates. "I
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    Drug case: $1,000 fine
    56 6 IPOH, Thurs. Loo Hool Cheng, 38, of Penang, was toed $1,000, or one year's jail, today in the Sessions Court for illegal possession of 27 lb 4 oz of Indian hemp on May 25. Two other men, Teh Wan Jin. a taxi driver, and Peh Hong
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    Legal Adviser
    22 6 ALOR STAR. Thurs.— The Sultan of Kedah has appointed Inche Hamzah bin Dato Haji Abu Samah the State Legal Adviser.
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    Chief clerk goes
    24 6 TELUK ANSCN, Thurs.— Mr. Ong Peng Yok, chief clerk of the land office here, has retired after 35 years' Government service.
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    Kidnapper of girl told to keep off
    146 6 Kidnapper of girl told to keep off ■OU TTERWORTH, Thurs. A labourer, who abducted a 15--year-old girl said to b« in love with him, was today ordered to stay away from Kepala Batas here until the girl is married to the man of her mother's choice. S. Marlappan. 18, pleaded
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    Alliance and PPP file nominations
    81 6 Alliance and PPP file nominations IPOH. Thurs.— Two candidates, one from the Alliance and the other from the People's Progressive Party, submitted their nomination papers today for the by-elec-tion in the Bukit Balai ward of the Lenggong Local Council. The by-election is to fill the vacant seat of Mr. M.
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    Assessment
    29 6 SEREMBAN, Thurs. The president of the Seremban Town Council, Mr. Chin See Yin (United Democratic Party) tonight said that assessment forms would soon be sent to house owners.
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    STONE AGE GUINEA—IN COLOUR
    187 6 STONE AGE GUINEA— IN COLOUR "CJKY and Mud" Is a fullO length colour documentary that can best be described as an explorer's home movie. Though tt Is essentially the story of an expedition Into uncharted New Oulnea jungles, the film also provided a fascinating insight Into a people who still
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    Reel story of a younger Hemingway
    276 6 rhi.s lifetime, author Ernest, Hemingway became a legend not only through his books but also through his way of life, and 20th Century Fox's "Adventures Of A Young Man" is based on the turbulent early life of the writer The film opens on the
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    40 held captive by a gunboat
    279 7 40 held captive by a gunboat FISHERMEN DRIFT IN A ROUGE SEA, THEN SHOTS ARE FIRED KLANG, Thursday. police here are investigating a report that 40 fishermen from Pulau Ketam were held captive by an Indonesian gunboat in the Straits of Malacca last Sunday. The fishermen werp then taken to
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    Boy rushed to hospital In Sultan's ' Rolls—
    75 7 Boy rushed to hospital In Sultan's Rolls ALOR STAR, Thurs. The Sultan or Kedah rush.d an injured schoolboy to hospital in his Rolls-Royce yesterday after the Royal <*ar had accidentally knocked down the boy at Kepala Batas. Tham Yak Nam, 10. was admitted to hospital with head injuries. He was
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    ROUGH TRIP, BUT THE JARAK IS SAFE
    128 7 OENANG. Thurs.— The 1 Straits Steamship vessel Jarak, which had been reported missing with her crew of 19, has returned safely to Penang from trie southern Thailand port of Krabi The Jarak arrived on Tuesday several days behind .schedule. It wa.s reported missing
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    MIC meeting
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.-The Assistant Minister of Labour In the Federation. Mr. V Manickavasagam. will open the Malayan Indian Congress Johore State annual delegates' conference in Kluans on Au?. 19.
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    Jobless man is hospital case
    45 7 ALOR STAR. Thurs. An unemployed man, Tan Chy-i Seng, of Kota Serang Semut. 10 miles from here, was admitted to Alor Star Hospital last night suffering from burns in his mouth. A tin of disinfectant wsu found in his room.
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    $700 robbery
    39 7 SINGAPORE Thurs. -Three thugs, two armed with knives, entered a home in Sllat Lane yesterday afternoon and robbed Madam Teo Hwee Eng, 44. of $703 in cash and jewellery. She was in the flat with her daughter.
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    Free chicks
    33 7 TELUK ANSON. Thurs Eight hundred chicks were distributed free by the Veterinary Department here under the rural development scheme to 20 selected families of two kamDongs in the Teluk Anson area
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    Lock icon US urged: Lock up your tin for free world
    566 7 TTN, the monthly ma--1 gazine of the tin industry, calls on the United States to lock up its stockpile as a strategic raw materials reserve for the Western world, in view of t h c possibility of world demands for tin
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    Merger of four unions planned
    60 7 PENANG, Thurs.— A federation of four unions the Penang Municipal and Govprnment Labour Union, the Perak Town Board Employees' Union, and the Kuala Lumpur and Malacca municipal workers' unions may be formed at a joint meeting to be held in Ipoh on Sunday. The meeting
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    Jaycee party
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Abort 1.000 secondary school stadenLs who took part In the recent Singapore Jaycees' "Youth Week In Business" project will be awarded certificates at a tea party at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Saturday at 3 p.m
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    Jehovah talks
    26 7 PENANG. Thurs.— About 100 Jehovah's Witnesses from Kuala Lumpur and Northern Malaya will attend a mlnls-trial-tralnlng assembly In Penang from Aug. 17 to 19.
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    Schoolboy stabbed
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A schoolboy, Wong Chin Heng, 16. was stabbed In the bark when he was attacked by six gangsters In a Cross Street cot Tee shop last night. The boy, a pupil of the Yong Cheng School, was admitted to hospital. Police believe It was a secret
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    Miss Chu of Singapore trains to fight in W. Irian
    101 7 MISS CHU CHAN HO. 24, the only woman among 35 West Irian liberation volunteers from Singapore she looks like any other soldier with her hair cut wtio is undergoing jungle warfare training in the mountains and woods of wust Java.
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    Lock icon 'MILKED' FIRM ORDERED TO WIND UP
    187 7 EDINBURGH, Thursday. rpHE Anglo-Sumatra Rubber Com- pany, owning and managing rubber estates in Sumatra, was the subject of "a fraud of a very serious nature," Lord Hunter said yesterday in the Edinburgh Court of Session. Lord Hunter granted a British Board of Trade petition
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    434 8 The death of the man who was afraid of water BATHTUB DROWNING HAY HAVB BEEN BED TO BEAT FEAR PLIGHT Sergeant Jan Noel Burnham, 29, asked to be taken to a swimming pool to prove to himself he was not really scared of water. Minutes later, he was found drowned
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    210 8 KUANTAN, Thursday. THE Mentrl Besar of Pahang, Dato Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Haji Abdullah, denied today that he went to Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday on orders from the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, to explain the "crisis" arising from
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    Gun smugglers
    30 8 KUCHING, Thurs.—Sarawak and Brunei police have questioned several people suspected of smuggling guns and ammunition to Indonesian Borneo where a singlebarrel gun would fetch as much as $1,000.
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    42 8 KUCHINO. Thurs. Mlis Maria Yong, who won the "Miss Trade Fair" contest at the Kuchlng Jaycee Trade Fair, will leave soon on a trip to Hong Kong as her prize. A free air ticket was presented by Malayan Airways.
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    49 8 MUAR. Thurs. The Assistant Registration Officer. Johore North and West, Mr. S Murugasu, today warned people who have not renewed their identity cards to get their appointment letters before the following dates: Tangkak Aug. 15; Muar —Aug. 31; and Batu Pahat and Segamat Sept. 30.
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    36 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— King Bhumipol and Queen Sirikit of Thailand will make a 70--minute stop-over in Singapore on Aug 17 when they fly to Wellington to begin their four-week tour of New Zealand and Australia.
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    19 8 MUAR, Thura-— A 400-acre site has been earmarked for the people of Sialang, Tangkak, to rear cattle.
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    139 8 JESSELTON (North Borneo), Thurs.— A North Borneo political party today described the Philippines' claim to the territory a.s "completely baseless and one which has caused feeling In the country to rise against the Philippines." The United National Kadazan Organisation passed a motion to this
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    Hawker who waited and waited for his —licence—'
    231 8 Hawker who waited and waited for his licence SINGAPORE, Thurs.— "Considerable delay" in getting his licence probably caused a hawker to think that a bribe was needed, said the Chief Justice, Sir Alan Rose, in the Appeal Court today. He criticised Mr. Loh Pui Kay, Superintendent of the City Council's
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    38 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Only 21 complaints were received from overseas buyers of Malaya's rubber last year compared with 54 In the previous year, says the annual report of the Malayan Rubber Export Registration Board published today.
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      1417 9 The high living sailor called 'His Yachtship' ALTHOUGH World War I was only weeks away, June 1914 saw the international social events of the European summer in full swing. Among the thousands who attended the German naval regatta at Kiel was a portly and elderly Englishman who rose at dawn
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    75 10 J# era's tl» Minimum i MAOAM TAN JEE HBO. aged 73. of t'-lt Bright Hill Crescent passed away on 9.H.52 leaving behind 2 sons. One Cnuan Slew, Chin Toh daughters Ah Lmn Kng Aye. Ah Kng. Ah Hal. Hong «00. sons-in-law Tang Tuck Tan. IVe Chee Leong. Ng Olm
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    Friday, August 10, 1962. New Congo Moves
    698 10 Friday, August 10, 1962. New Congo Moves There has been much Congo tulk in recent weeks, but little I action. To judge by some of the proposals that have been made this may be just as well. But the jurists who have now been named by the United Nations Acting
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    Lower Costs
    360 10 Malaya will find the proceedings of the International Educational Building Conference, recently held in London, of more than ordinary interest. At this conference, attended by 150 delegates from 59 countries, it was decided to set up a world-wide network of centres dealing with school construction. The network, linked
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    200 10 Flieif was good news at the briefing session held yesterday in the National Operations Room by Tun Razak. Encouraging progress is being made in the completion of school and health projects. The P. W.D. too has done well, building rural roads ahead of schedule; by the end of
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    1300 10  - THALWOMIDE: Bonanza that ended in catastrophe... Dr. Abraham Marcus by DOCTORS in a number of turo pean countries are witnessing, and have be»2n for the past two years, the most remarkable epidemic of congenital deformities of the newborn in the long history of medicine. It has been caused by a
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    A genius, that's me, says Mr. Yo-Yo
    427 10  - A genius, that's me, says Mr. Yo-Yo LOGAN GOURLAY by lONDON, Thurs The possibilities of the wind-up doll Joke, current in America, are endless. and sometimes funny. Wind up the Brlgltte Bardot doll and it takes Us clothes off. Or wind up the President Kennedy doll and it pushes you
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    Aziz row:'Ball at his feet' —Tengku
    300 11 Aziz row:'Ball at his feet' Tengku KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. fENGKU Abdul Rahman said tonight that if Inche Abdul Aziz bin Ishak refuses to be transferred from his post as Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, then "he can lump it." The Prime Minister said that as far as he was concerned,
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    66 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— News has been received here of the death of Mr. John Mlddleton I Sime, retired managing dlrec- tor of Sime Darby and Co.. Ltd.. and former unofficial member of the Singapore! Legislative Council. In Edin- burgh on June 23. A well-known Singapore merchant, Mr.
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    Visiting violinist hits at Twist
    90 11 Visiting violinist hits at Twist SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Famed Csech violinist Ladislav Jasek today condemned the Twist, which he described M the "outburst of fashion", and bad for the young. He said that modern dances such as the Twist and roik-'n-roll, were "artificial" products which only stimulated the senses. "They have no
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    Governor: Watch out for subversive elements
    344 11 TpHE Governor of Ma- lacca, Tun Haji Abdul Malek bin Yusof, said here today that Malaysia would not only check the advance of Communism In South-East Asia but was also a means to develop the three Borneo territories He was speaking at the ceremonial
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    26 11 SINOAPORE Thurs.—Bor-neo-born race horse trainer. Mr. Yong Thau Yin. 71, who died at the ipoh races on sunday, was burled today, at Bldadari cemetery.
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    265 11 IPOH, Thurs. A delighted Yang di-Pertuan Agong, with a broad smile on his face, started the lion dance performance at the cultural show here this morning, which marked the opening of the Malayan open athletic meet. As the lion dance team appeared
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    97 11 SALLEH IS LIKELY POLICE CHIEF KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— A senl' I police officer who rose from the ranks is tipped to become the first Asian Commissioner of Police here He Is Inche Mohamed Sallnh bin Ismail, who is now Deputy Commissioner of Police He will succeed Dato C. H. Fenner,
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    55 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will lay the foundation stone of the factory of the new National Iron and Steel Mills Ltd., at Jurong on Sept. .1. The mill expects to be in production In March or April next year,
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    31 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Fifteen Thai Government officials will arrive by train tomorrow for a two-week study tour of the Federation under the Association of South-East Asia. and Com-
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      1145 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT M Wereis Si < Mim.)— Box M rt*. tMtrm FURNISHED FLAT No ISA Bukit Sedap Road off tt m.s Holland Road. •J nedrooms. utility room, bathrooms attached sitting room, dining room modern convenience*. Rent $42&/. per month Available as from 15-8-Sii. Please riug up .M> ***** (S'por*) NEWLY
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      461 12 SHOPPING GUIDE (S'pora) 10 Wort* iS (Min.)— Box SO rU. esfr* FOR PLATINUM Gold Jewelltry. buy from 1 cc Odd Goldsmith. JAVA* MODES (415 River Valley Road) Ktm ii latest design. HAVE YOU THOUCHT of uring Batik? Batl.i Shop Catbay Cinema. BIRTMSTO.It RUBY, SAPPHIRE, Jade, W/dlaaiond settings. Welcome to Cbionn
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    60 13 MULTI-STOREY FLATS WITHOUT BEAMS OR COLUMNS FOR SUPPORT THIS Emerald Hill Court multistorey block, situated in Melbourne, Victoria, is the tallest slip-formed domestic building In (he world. In the "slipform" method of construction there are no columns or beams, since ail the walls function as bearers. The walls were erected
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      RISING DEMAND OVERSEAS FOR PRODUCTS
      521 13 RISING DEMAND OVERSEAS FOR PRODUCTS (X)MMERCIAL and domestic buildings in over 100 countries are equipped with Australian louvre windows the principal item of building hardware exported from Australia in recent years. Last year, total shipments of the louvres were valued at nearly $9 million of which Singapore and Malaya took
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      329 14 Labour-saving kitchen ware helps the housewife JVO MORE BENDING WITH NEW HANDLE INGENIOUS household articles carrying Australian trade marks are making life easier in hundreds of thousands of homes throughout Australia, New Zealand and the Pacific islands. These products, In steel and plastic, are also attracting keen interest in many
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      141 14 New metal cladding material cuts costs A NEW pre-coated metal cladding material for buildings has been produced in Australia. Extremely adaptable and available in continuous lengths, the new coloured stable material Is expected to cut metal building cladding costs. Once erected, it will not require any further treatment since the
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    763 15 AUSTRALIAN UNIVERSITY RESEARCH ON REAL-LIFE MODEL Air-conditioning and other appliances run on solar energy fHE challenge of living with the sun in dry, tropical regions is being met by the University of Queensland through research on a model solar house. The house uses the sun's
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    175 15 ABOUT 30 per cent of Australia's total work force of 4,200,000 people are engaged in manufacturing and produce about 30 per cent of the country's national income. In June, 1900, there were 1,131,000 people working In Australian manufacturing industries 17 per cent more
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    123 15 PERFORATED BRICKS CHEAPER ALTHOUGH perforated bricks for building construction are not new In Australia, a Sydney construction company is using the first "lattice" bricks made in the country for the walls of a factory building In New South Wales. The bricks are perforated, but have lattice work Instead of holes.
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    373 15 'Light' concrete will cut costs DEVELOPMENT in the field of lightweight aggregates for concrete in Australia have resulted In substantial savings in cost and reductions in the weight of the concrete without any loss in strength. To ascertain the value and relative structural merits of experimental lightweight concretes, the Building
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    123 16 IMPORTS of Instant coffee into Singapore and the Federation in the past five years have Increased by 36 per cent in value to over $3 million, state local -importers. Importers say that the growing local market for the beverage has not gone onnoticed by
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    166 16 THE new Hotel Indonesia (a scale model of which ls seen above) was formally opened in Jakarta on Sunday by President Sukarno before a gathering of 2.000 guests. The 14-storey hotel, which combines all modern luxuries possible, has taken three years to build and has cost
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    194 16 SEEKING MARKET FOR FILTERS CURVEYING the Mala--13 yan market this week was Mr. D.H. Broadbent, of the industrial filtration division of AMF-Sterling Ltd. of Australia, exporters of a wide range of products, some of which are being already marketed here. Mr. Broadbent's chief Interest on his first trip was the
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    158 16 T*HE managing director of Radio and General Co., Ltd., Ipoh, Mr. Tan Cheng Phor, last week left on the Asia for England, Europe, and the United States on a business-cum-pleasure trip. Accompanied by his wife. Mr. Tan will disembark in Naples, and from there
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    37 16 A new type of fence with its wires galvanised against rust is to be marketed in Singapore, the Federation and Borneo by Engineering Services Co. Ltd.. sole distributors for the manufacturers. Cyclone Co. of Australia,
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    184 18 SHIP! lying alMi(*ld* ttt* Slntapstt Mharvat teday are: President Harrison 44, Lare Maerak 29/30, Nlssel Maru 40/41, Bamora 23/24, Doneirerett 33/36 Cathay 13/14, Nara 4«, Loodlma 42/43, Serdang NW. 5, Semenylb NW. 4. Valore 6/7, Valetta 18. Boleslaw Blemt 15/16, Cbantala 13/14 Outsr reada: Banabungl. Farna,
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    TIN SHARE PRICES FAIRLY STEADY ON SMALL TRADING
    512 18 From Oar Market Correspondent rN shares were slightly easier on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, but there was no particular selling pressure. The steadiness of tin prices at the moment is rather remarkable considering the metal price in London It only being
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    STOCK INDICES
    21 18 MaUyaa Slock Indices Aug. 8 Ai*. 9 Industrials: 171.84 172.33 Tins: 263.95 265.85 rubbers: 173.23 173.18 Jam. 1 1598=100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    606 18 pOMBINED business In the Sin- gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan 3toclc Exchange yesterday, with the number of deals in brackets: Industrial*: Boustead (3,000) $1.68, (1.000) $1.66. (2.000) (1.67, (6,000) (1.68, (1,000) 11.69. (1,000) 11.70: East JUneltlng (500) f 5.69 BL. (1.000) (2.70: r.
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    Straits tin price down: Rubber very quiet
    355 18 T*HE Straits Tin price yesterday continued its de--1 cline falling by one dollar to $423 per picul. Prices are now at a 16--month low and yesterday's fall followed a London overnight market which was basically steady throughout active dealings. In early trading, three
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    107 18 MELBOURNE, Thurs. /GENERAL investment* and tndustrlal shares continued to fluctuate narrowly In quiet trading around yesterday's levels. B.H.P. declined Is- to 565. 3d. and Johns and Waygood lost 2s. 3d. to 455. 9dOils were quiet with no feature. Base metals were barely steady. Loans were firm. o.J. Coles
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    136 18 Auguit 8. Tore* month*. (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) r. If. 18 ct*. Cold Btorac* 4M. If. Ben 13 ct*. Steamship 9 cv. Breweries 28 ct* B. Time* 22 ct*. S. Darby 4 id. 8. Trader* 25 eta. W. Jacks 10 cts. I'nlteers 11 eu. Roblnaon 0 cts. MINING* A. Amal
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    110 18 CMINCte Praduc. ■ishani* ttngaD«r* n*an prlM* ptr picul yattarday: Caianut all: balk $39 seller*, drum $42 sellrn. Ceara: Aucuat SM buyer*. »M« aellera. f>*a#ar: Muntok white »190 sellers. Sarawak white 1147J Kellers garbled Lampong black $112t sellers, special Sarawak black (110 sailers. ASTA (130 sailers. •lngaa*r* Caara AaaaalatJwi
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    CLOSING PRICES
    34 18 August 9 RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 74ft csnta (op three -eighths of a cent). KJL.I ?4| cents (up half a cent). TIN: $423 (down SI) Estimated unofficial offering 260 tons (down 10 tons).
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    72 18 T HE Malayan lahanga Binki am*--1 clatlan mad* these chart*-** la 1U mi™ to merchant* yastemay (all rate* to (100): Salltni TT 00 ready: Balalan Franca lSittf: Dautaah* Mark* 13OJ vMliah Krmr 167|; Italian Ur< *****. Ob UM fr*« •iartang* market la Hmi* Kani th« U.t. dcllar wu
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    Rubber crops
    23 18 Further July rubber crops included: Ayer Molrtt 44.895 Ib., Bukit K*UI 49.422 lb EUtu LtnUnc 279.000 lb.. Gleae»ly nuUUwu 154.000 Uv
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    272 18 f\NCE again quiet conditions nil- ed throughout the morning session on Peceratlon Rubber Exchange. With overseas advices unchanged, the market opened at Wednesday's clotting tevels and improved on some short-covering for No. 1 August R.S.S. Lower sheet Interest was small. In the afternoon session prices steadied
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    228 18 AUGUIT «r»t grade rubber buyara r.e.b. closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore. yesterday at 74| cents per Ih up three-elKhths of a cent on Wednetiday'a closing price. The tone waa vary quiet. ICC R A closing piicei* In cvnta per Ib. yexterday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt
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      398 18 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, V. S. NARGANO of No. 15. Tudor Close, Singapore, nave applied for a Wholesale Dealer's licence In respect of premises No. 9, Trafalgar Street, Singapore, and that this application will be held In the Court of the District Judge and First Magistrate, Criminal
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      989 19 OmOWALL RUBBER ESTATEI LTD. lnvlie offers for their i DINQWALL ESTATE. In the Vist net oX ffurtm^*". Muklm of RanUu. The Estate Is situated at the sixth mile main Seremban/Port Dlckson Road and totals 341 acres. Of this, 333 acres are planted with modern pedigree rubber, of which i 287
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      688 19 NOTICES NOTICE QUOTATIONS are Invited for stevedoring and lightaraae contract for 1963 by MESSAOERJES MARITIMES. Flnlayson House. Raffles Quay. NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC J.K.R. NEGRI SEMBILAN Bridge No. 1/6 at 0.75 miles New Chuah Road in the District of Port Dlckson. Negrl Sembllan will be closed for general repairs between
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      170 19 NOTICES KEPONG PLANTATIONS LIMITED OFFERS are invited for the purchase of some 665 acres of Fraser Estate, Kulal, Johore The land, which has both a mam road and railway frontage, consists of the following:— 109 acres of mixed, budgrafta planted in 1934. 393 acres of Immature budgrafts planted In 1958.
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      432 19 NOTICES THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, No. 26 of 1950 This advertisesnent appears b» I direction of the Registrar of Trade Marks nnder the provisions of Section 49 (7) of the Ordinance. NOTICE Is hereby given that th« following Trade Marks registered in the name of Jong Sau Pun (Chinese Subject)
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      528 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS HEADSHIP N.T.P 8. (Tamil). SUNGALA ESTATE. P. DICKSON. THERE is a vacancy for Headship at N.T.P-S. (Tamil), Sungala Estate. Port Dlckson w«X 1.9.1962. Trained Tamil Teachers who wish to apply must forward the application to the Chairman, N.T.P-S--(Tamil), Sungala Estate, P.D. on or before 20.8.1962. The successful candidate
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      730 19 PUBUC APPOINTMENTS SEAMEN'S REGISTRY BOARD VACANCIES ON SEAMEN'S REGISTER COOKS and BANOARIEB The Seamen's Registry Board has vacancies on the Rosters for Cooks and Bandarles who are trained In either Chinese. European or Malay cooking. Applicants will Ibe required to undergo a trade test to prove ability before acceptance and
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      712 19 TENDERS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "B" and above registered Contractors will be received at the Office of the Chief Architect, Ministry of Education, Young Road. Kuala Lumpur up to 3 p.m. of the 23rd August 11H52 for the Erection and Completion of Sekolah Menengan Melayu at
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      Lock icon Sweep by powerful Aussies
      889 20  -  NORMAN SIEBEL; JECA AND SELVA BEATEN BUT THEIR GAMES STOCKS RISE By Ipoh, Thursday DAVE PRINCE SETS PACE WITH NEW HURDLES RECORD ty|. JEGATHESAN and K. Selvaratnam, Malaya's best medal hopes in athletics at the Asian Games later this month, were beaten by their powerful Australian
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      The first day's results
      357 20 200 M: 1 P. Vassela (Ai 21.2. 2M. Jegathesan (M) 21.6, 3 Abdul Khaliq iP) 22.1. 4 Asnutt Beg (P) 22.5. 5 Low Sin Chock (S> 22.6. 6 Mehdi Khan (Pi 22.7. Heat 1: 1 Vassela 21.9. 2 Asmat Beg 22.1, 3 Mehdi Khan 22.1; Heat
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      Indians take long time to overcome Selangor
      198 20 Indians take long time to overcome Selangor TOURISTS UNBEATEN SELANGOR 0 INDIANS 4 ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs.— The Indian hockey tourists today maintained their unbeaten record in Malaya but it took them a long time to overcome Selangor at Merdeka Stadium. Selangor were on top in the first 20 minutes
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      Prisons 'Games' in Taiping
      48 20 IPOH, Thurs.— Federation of Malay. i Prisons will meet Singapore Prisons at soccer, hockey and cricket on the Sultan Yussuf Stadium in Talping on Aug. 17, 18 and 19. The hockey match will be played on the first day, followed by crtoket and soccer.
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      30 20 L Agents: V PATERSON, SIMONS CQ^LTD. +S m association with KY|-^ t PALMER CO., LTD. Singaper«, Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh. Penang, Sungei PataftJ *> v i \s I jmW^m^ AIR CONDITIONING K^K
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      309 20 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Liberal supply of Joiners In 1. Mixed amber got a kind of the house (8)--orange (8). 7- Poor Bruce Is going to sea 5. Superlative dock, as It were, faults In a musical composiln an ancient city (6). tlon (8). 9- If retiring, live where
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      39 20 SUMMARY SOCCER STORE PREMIER LGE: Army 4 Europeans-Eurasians 3. S'GOR GDBH DIV. 2: Petaling Tin 5 Agricola 1; Div. 3: Sri Jaya, 4 Information 1. MALACCA DIV. t: New Market; 4 Yorks 2. RAl'B LGE: Medicals 5 Rimamuda 0.
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    Lock icon Selangor sweep the board in the Malayan schoolboys cycling championships
    76 21 F<IVE members of the Selangor Cyclists Association smashed the Malayan record for the one mile 1 ridinp in an invitation race at the Malayan Schoolboys championships on Wednesday. From the right in the picture are Shahruddin Jaffar (1), Tajuddin Salleh
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    'Shah' in record breaking form
    329 21 'Shah' in record breaking form <UALA LUMPUR, Thurs CELANGOR schoolboys swept the board in the Malayan Schools Sports Council's cycling championship at Merdeka Stadium here yesterday. Selangor boys took first three places In the individual championships for both Class 1 and Class 2. Low Fong Chong was the Class 1
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    SGSFA XI
    58 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Government Services FA team to meet Federation Government Services in the Agong Cup match at Merdeka Stadium on Saturday will be selected from: Ann Soon, Sarip, Tahir. Ibrahim Awang, Omar Rahmat, Kejapathy, Napl. Osman. Wan Chin, Kum Wan, Rahlm Omar, All Astar, Majid, Matmoon,
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    Colin, 16, for Jakarta
    54 21 rH, Thurs. Coiln Clarke, a 18-year-old Perak schcolboy, is the fourth swimmer named by the Federation of Malaya Swimming Association for the Asian Games In Jakarta this month. The other members of the Malayan swimming team an Urn Heng Chek (Selangor), Cheah Tong Kirn (Perak) and
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    PEAK of PERFECTION SHOWS TOP FORM
    243 21  - PEAK of PERFECTION SHOWS TOP FORM EPSOM JEEP, By IPOH, Thursday r f RAIXER "Porky" Donnelly's chief "hope" for the Sultan's Gold Vase, Peak of Perfection did a faultless gallop on a firm track at Ipoh this morning. Peak of Perfection, with Laurie Johnson astride, proved too fast for stable-mate
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    races on Sunday
    403 21 WEIGHTS for the third day of the Perak Gold Vase meeting at Ipob on Sunday: COLD VASE Cl. I Div. I $U. Srr. Peak O< Perfection 9.02 Bilah Say ang II 902 Gemstone 9.00 Flash Time 8.13 Lsaha-SeUa 8.11 Kutterdamsche 8.10 Lightning Flash B.IU Wine Man 8.09
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    Lock icon Formosa to ask for clarification
    390 21 TAIPEH, Thursday pUN-SUN HOH, Formosan member of the Asian v Games Federation left for Jakarta today to ask the Asian Games organising committee to clarify its attitude toward Formosa in regard to the Games. Press reports said that Indonesia may bar Formosa from taking part
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    86 21 J ONDON. Thur». Close of RJ play scorn In yesterday's cricket matches: At the Oval Derby 160 (Lock 6-41). Surrey 88-6 At Ed* barton Warwick 397 (Ibadulla 62). Pakistan 35-1. At Westea-Saper-Mare Somerset 179 (Alley 87) Middlesex 150-4. At Worcester Hampshire 330 Wore* 60-1. At
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      712 21  -  NORMAN SIEBEL WILL BE STRONG FORCE IN SPORT By T<HE FOURTH Asiai. 1 Games at Jakarta from Aug. 24 to Sept 4 will have a special significance for Malaya. Singapore, North Borneo and Sarawak. It will be the last time they will enter separately for this great festival of
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      160 21 Pye is the word for pleasure Fuln/ Transistorised, 4 wove bond portobJe receiver (3 short, 1 medium). Pyeisthewordforpleasure.andlnthishandsom* casethe pleasure's portable. Takethis high-pow-ered, all-transistor radio anywhere you pleas* and tune in to all your favourite programmes. As easy on the ear as it is on the pocket, you'H get months
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      38 21 ATHLETICS FMAAU Open championship* 2nd day (Ipob padang. 3.3» pjn). SOCCER SPORE DIV. 3A: RAF Chantf *A' v Gentle FT (Geylang): IM». ■Oi Mt Emily v Alexandra 'A' (Farrer Pk)i HOCKEY FRIENDLY FEAF Women Penang LHC (Serangoon Rd).
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    DEATHS
    138 22 TEO KCK CIANQ passed away peacefully 9.8.02. CortCC* icnvlnß SinKapore Casket lAvender Street. for Bldadarl Saturday 11.8.62 at 4.00 p.m. VUI: Trevor, aged 2, dearly beloved aon of Irene and Roger Yue. on 0/4/196:2. Funeral U/8/1962. Deeply reicretted. CNANAMBAL Wife of T. Krlnhnar (Co-operative Hospital) passed away a.*. 62
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    82 22 MR. CHUA YANG CHEA and Mr. Ch;.i> Cho Dolly of 51-1 Boon Teck Road thank Ihe Commissioner of Police. The Commiindant V.B.C. and all the Pollc* Division*. Police Officers and all ranks of the Police Force, relative*, and friendo, for their kind attendance, donation*. condolence, wreath*, Police Band. xcroU*.
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    New Malaysian Cabinet will have Ministers from Borneo—Tengku
    1294 22 New Malaysian Cabinet will have Ministers from Borneo— Tengku rpHE new Cabinet of the Federation of Malaysia will include representatives from Brunei. North Borneo and Sarawak, the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, announced. But there will be no Singapore representatives because Ministers across the Causeway are of the "same rank"
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    323 22 LONDON, Thurs. Stock markets In London today fully recovered from yesterday's mild setback and moved steadily higher under a small selective demand. The exception was provided by South African gold shares which drifted lower under the influence of adverse press comment on the South African political situation, but
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    RUBBER
    43 22 LONDON. Thurs. Spot 22 id Bept 22 3/I&J.. Oct. 22»id., Nov. 22 5/16 d.. Oct./ Dec. 22 5/16 d. Jan/Mar. 22 5/16 d., April/June 22 5/16 d.. July /Sept unquoted ci.f. August 22 1/164., Sept 22 1/16 d., Oct. 22d. Tone: Dull
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    TIN
    23 22 LONDON. Thurs.— Buyers £852. sellers £8524. Forward buyers «*5O. sellers £850 settlement CBM. Turnover a.m :*M tons pjn 180 tons Tone: Quieter.
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