The Straits Times, 27 August 1962

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 flat!*" 1 fie***** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, AUGUST 27, 1962. 15 CENTS. KDN 036
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    CIVIL WAR FEARS
    227 1 Algeria plunges deeper into crisis after the Politbureau calls off general elections Firm action with a risk ALGERIA, Sun. Algeria plunged deeper into crisis after yesterday's announcement that the general elections set for Sept. 2 would not be held "until conditions of real peace are assured." The
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    Gallant Miss Lai learns to paint
    84 1 Gallant Miss Lai learns to paint THIS picture sums up Lai Yoke Heoqg's "wonderful progress" since she left Kuala Lumpur for Britain to be fitted w i t h artificial limbs. She can also write, type an d feed herself. According to an occupational therapist at the H«thampton Artificial Limb
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    QUIT ORDERS SENT TO 62 FAMILIES
    156 1 PORT SWETTENHAM. Sunday. OIXTY-TWO Malay and Indian families, who have been living in Dock Road for the past 10 years, are to protest against a Malayan Railway eviction order to develop the land. liance Town Councillor. The families have appealed to the Assistant Minister
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    Lock icon Blaze kills six
    44 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun.— Six young brothers and sisters died when fire destroyed their home at Clovls. California, last night and at Yountvllle five people were killed when their car ran off the road and nit a tree at 80 m.p.h. Reuter
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    Lock icon 3 die in fall
    31 1 URBERG. West Germany, Bun.— Three men fell 120 feet to their deaths down a disused mineshaft near here yesterday while looking for rare types of rock.— Reuter
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    Lock icon The cow is outdated
    70 1 LONDON Bun. British scientist have discovered a process or prclucing milk from green leaves. It was reported here today. Research was carried out at the Vegetarian Research Centre at Oarston. Hertfordshire, led by Dr. Hugh Franklin. The Sunday Express quoted Dr. Franklin as saying: "We can
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    Threat note to Jakarta Consulate over Games ban
    220 1 HONG KONG, Sun. The Indonesian Consulate-General here has handed to the police a letter of a "threatening nature" it has received. A Government spokesman said details of the letter were not available but admitted lit was probably connected, as in several vernacular
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    R-Day holiday
    14 1 SINGAPORE. Sun The National Referendum Day has been declared a public holiday.
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    Lock icon Tears in NZ as Thai King, Queen -leave
    91 1 Tears in NZ as Thai King, Queen -leave- WELLINGTON, Sun. TbaUand's King Bhumibol and Queen Slrikit ended their nine-day visit to New Zealand today amid scenes of warm friendship and some team. 3,000 people Some 3.000 people gathered at Christctaurch airport to see the Royal couple arrive from Dunedin and
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    JEGA IS SECOND
    206 1 JEGA IS SECOND JAKARTA, Sun. Manikavasa- gam Jegathesan, the 19-year-old Malayan ace sprinter, today Won the silver medal for the 100 metres in the fourth Asian Games here. Jega was beaten narrowly by Indonesia's Mohamed Sarengat, who won in addition to the gold medal, the title of "the fastest man
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    Lock icon New bid towards Venus today
    135 1 New bid towards Venus today CAPE CANAVERAL, Sun. The United States will make a new attempt to launch a Mariner Two spacecraft towards Venus early tomorrow. A spokesman for the National Aeronautics and Space Administration announced this here today when the second attempt on the 182 million mile space probe
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    Lock icon 'Elegant' homes for Reds
    50 1 HONG KONG, Sun.—Chinese Communist." arc building elegant houses as well as apartments for "private and collective purchase" in Canton, the China new. service reported here today. It said Canton authorities have recently established a "commodity residence planning and building office", and prepared various standard designs. U.P.I.
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    STOP PRESS
    45 1 THAIS MISS AWARD JAKARTA >un. 1" h>n> si:m Sport p Miin>lrr. [>r Maladi, pwwtrri i>«d ■inton '-old m« djl la lnfonesia ■ftai l«fw ill t hr.i (marten [!vri- n>« Thai W P r <m hand t" i .ilvrr iu;»rd Reut' i this p.i
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      Lock icon STUDENT: 'I LED ATTACK on HAVANA'
      259 2 MIAMI (Florida), Sunday. A CUBAN student told a Press conference here how he led Friday night's attack on Havana by a 31-foot cabin cruiser and a former naval motor torpedo boat, which were impounded last night on State Department orders. Coast Guard officers impounded
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      19 2 ACCIDENTS arc cautad W by the three l'« incompetence, intolerance, A and impatience. the Nottingham Coroner, Mr. Anihony Rothera.
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      Greece in
      23 2 BRUSSELS. Sun. An agreement by the six common market countries to form an association with Greece win apply from Nov. 1.
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      Lock icon Nikita's economic utopia
      254 2 MOSCOW, Sun MR. KHRUSHCHEV yesterday called for the creation of a "single economic organism" among the Soviet bloc countries whose economy will be conducted according to a general plan. Moscow Radio reported. The need is ripe to gradually promote the creation, within the whole system, of the
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      Lock icon Ministrews now for I milady om PM's rardrobe
      174 2 Ministrews now for I milady om PM's rardrobe FOCUS ON FASHION TARTAN IN rA«HION T ONDON, Sun. The British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Macmillan, seems to have started a fashion the first time a British Premier has done it since WilVam Ewart Gladstone began the race for the capacious gladstone
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      Fatal foot
      29 2 INGUINIEL, (Western France), Sun. Louis Le Bellour, 55-year-old retired policeman, ate <Hft of sausage to win a bet, then ate a toot more and died of indigestion.
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      Lock icon Post Office robbery by gang in the right i—dress—
      128 2 Post Office robbery by gang in the right i dress— LONDON, San.— A daring gang dressed as post office workers walked out of the General Post Office's Mount Pleasant sorting office here yesterday Europe's biggest with several bags of registered packages. The foar-man gang, wearing overalls, parked a car near
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      Lock icon Knight soars
      43 2 MELBOURNE, Sun. A two-stage Black Knight rocketr— the biggest mJ"sile yet fired In Australia— soared 300 miles above Woomera rocket range tonight The Minister for Supply, Mr Allen Falrhall, said later that scientists had described It as a "copybook trial."— Reuter.
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      Lock icon NEW OASr THREATS TO KILL de GAULLE
      194 2 PARIS, Sun. New secret army leaflets today threatened to kill; President de Gaulle: "like a mad dog" as' police spread their net! for the men who shot at j him on the outskirts of; Paris on Wednesday. The leaflets were posted to j
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      Baronet saves his children in fire
      174 2 lIAMBURO. Sun. A n baronet, his clothes a mass of flames, saved his two young children in a blaze aboard their holiday yacht, his stepdaughter said yesterday. The baronet, 46-year-old barrister and International yachtsman Sir Gordon Smith, yesterday lay badly burned In a Hamburg
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      Lock icon Ike leaves 18 Scottish pipers dry as —a thistle—
      147 3 Ike leaves 18 Scottish pipers dry as a thistle T ONDON, Sun.—Eight- een Scottish pipers were yesterday reported to be disgruntled because, after playing for ex-Presi-dent Eisenhower, they were sent home without the traditional dram of whisky. According to the People, the pipers played for four hours during the former
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      REDS WILL FAIL TO CONQUER WORLD, SAYS McNAMARA I
      333 3 WASHINGTON. Sun. MR. ROBERT McNamara, Secretary of Defence, believes that Russia's drive for world domination will fail within 30 years. His etslmate— which he admitted was "sheer conjecture" was made In congressional testimony released today. Mr. McNamara testifying before the House
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      Lock icon A Peck dies
      27 3 SAN DIEGO. Sun.— Gregory Peck. 76-year-old father of actor Gregory Peck, died at his home here yesterday after a heart attack.— Reuter. c y
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      Lock icon The odd men out—with their clothes on
      133 3 The odd men out with their clothes on I 'pORQUAY. Sun. Torquay fire station described as "all in the line of duty" a visit made by three un suspecting firemen to a nudist colony. They were called to a holi day camp near this south crn town earlier this week
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      Ceasefire breach in Irian, says Dutch
      263 3 Ceasefire breach in Irian, says Dutch NEW INDONESIAN REINFORCEMENTS CAPTURED OUTSIDE HOLLANDIA HOLLANDIA, Sunday. HITCH patrols have arrested five Indonesian soldiers in the vicinity who apparently landed from one of the two Indonesian submarines which were seen off the New Guinea coast near here on Monday night. The uniformed and
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      Lock icon THANT IN MOSCOW for TALKS WITH NIK
      195 3 MOSCOW, Sun. U Thant, United Nations Acting SecretaryGeneral, arrived here by air last night for crucial talks with Soviet leaders. U invited by the Soviet Government. Is expected to learn from Mr. Khrushchev whether he will attend the United Nations General Assembly opening
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      QUICK LOOK ROUND
      283 3 OND O N, Sun. A greater number of Commonwealth citizens left Britain than entered it in the month after the Commonwealth Immigrants Act came into force on July 1, it was learned today. Government officials said the number of immigrants and Commonwealth visitors in Britain dropped by
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      U.N. GIVES KATANGA AN ULTIMATUM
      199 3 ELISABETHVILLE, Sunday. rpHE United Nations has given Katanga an ultimaA turn to agree within 10 days to a plan ending its secession from the Congo. UJJ chief representative In the Congo. Mr. Robert Gardiner Hew here to deliver the plan and the ultimatum to the
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      Lock icon The royal busts to get a new home
      101 3 The royal busts to get a new home NEW DELHI. Sun.— Statues of King George V and Queen Mary are to be removed from the official residence of the Indian President formerly the Vice-Regal Lodge. Mr. B. N. Datar. Minister of State for Home Affairs, told the Lower House of
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      Lock icon Lost—one leg
      32 3 Lost— one leg SVENDBORG, (Denmark). Sun. Police here are searching for the owner of the oddest piece of lost property ever brought In an artificial leg, complete with a wellworn boot.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Midair collision death
      87 3 LIMERICK, (Irish Republic), Sun. Two light aircraft collided in midair over Limerick tod y and then crashed into a housing estate. The pilot of one of the aircraft, a Poper Cub. was killed after his plane i skimmed the rooftops of the housing estate and crashed into
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      172 3 Rothmans King Size really satisfies Any King Size is a better >: .^jj"* &^9BF"*"">;v smoke than any short /jjfr ~«Mlsj||^ cigarette because the g£j jm-.-f. extra length travels the I m smoke further, makes it I t j cooler, gives extra s| flavour and satisfaction. I ■■HHi^^^ Extra Length the
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    1,000-ACRE NEW PARK FOR MALACCA
    157 4 1,000-ACRE NEW PARK FOR MALACCA MALACCA, Sunday. WORK has started on the construction of Malacca's 1,000-acre recreational park at Ayer Kroh, eight miles from here. The park will have an 18-hole golf course with a clubhouse, swimming pool of Olympic standard, a State zoo, children's playground and six chalets for
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    Ministry free film shows
    155 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at the following places during the week at 7 p.m.: Tomorrow: Kirn Keat Avenue Children's Playground; Jalan Mem bin a Car Park, Tlong Bahru; St. John's Island Opium Addict Camp; Cambridge Road Market Open Space
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    Children's dress style show
    57 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A Children's Fashion Show at the Royal Singapore Golf Club on Sept. 4 will highlight this year's Christmas Fair at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Dec. 1. Proceeds of the fair will be divided equally among the Singapore Children's Society, the Singapore Association for
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    Water cut-off
    27 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— Water will be cut on* along Serangoon Road between Bajeral Lane and Whampoa River Bridge from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. on- Monday.
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    Tamil officials
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. S. Selvarajoo has been elected president of the Tamil Brotherhood Association. Mr. V. Shahmugam is vicepresident. Mr. S. Nagallngam general secretary and Mr. R. Narayanasamy treasurer.
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    ONG CUTS RIBBON
    58 4 MR. OXC. PANG BOON. Minister for Home Affairs and acting Minister for Labour, cutting the ribbon to open the new premises of the Singapore General Printing Workers' Inion in Perumal Road on Saturday. The occasion was also the celebiation of the union's golden jubilee. at which political
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    Thugs rob twice in same house
    114 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. THREE ARMED thugs walked into a terrace house A in Lorong Seven, Geylang, yesterday and pulled off two robberies with a loot of $1,500. Just after 4 P.M. the robbers entered the house and held up Chua Kon Sim, a Chinese physician,
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    Vet course in India
    60 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Lai Kong Lam of North Borneo has been selected by the government of India to undergo a five-year veterinary course at t&e Assam Veterinary College under the Technical Co-operation Scheme of the Colombo Plan. Mr. Lai will arrive here by air on Tuesday
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    Professor's talk on C'wealth
    62 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. A paper on "Constitutionalism in the Commonwealth Today" by Professor S.A. de Smith, of the University of London, will be read out by Prof. L. A. Sheridan, Dean of the University of Singapore Law Faculty, at the New Lecture Theatre 3 on Tuesday at
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    SATA ready for big X-ray drive in Katong and Changi
    201 4 SATA ready for big X-ray drive in Katong and Changi SINGAPORE, Sun. All is set tor the mass X-ray campaign in the (lv Bedok, Katong and Changi areas, which the Singapore Anti-Tuber-culosis Association will launch on Sept. 3. This will be SATA's fifth campaign and is expected to last about
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    Medical lecture
    43 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Dr. J.D. Hermann, Colombo Plan surgical consultant to Malaya, will speak on "Some Factors In the Host CeU Relationship Influencing the Development of Metastases" at the Allen Lecture Theatre. Faculty of Medicine. Sepoy Lines, on Tuesday at 8.15 p.m.
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    TWO COURT PROSECUTORS ARE PROMOTED TO ASPs
    146 4 CINGAPORE, Sun. Two police court prosecutors have been promoted to the rank of Assistant Superintendent of Police. They are Inspector Robert Woodworth, prosecutor of the Fifth Magistrate's Court, and Inspector E. O. Thompson of the Fourth Magistrate's court. A.SP Woodworth, who has nine
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      40 4 FOREST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 pm. Saturday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 73 Kota Bbaru 38 72 Penang 84 72 Ipon 84 72 Malacca 86 75 Singapore 83 73
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    MARILYN: DID SHE HIDE FROM HOLLYWOOD?
    1962 5  -  JAMES HENAGHAN by HOLLYWOOD, Sunday SHORTLY before her death Marilyn Monroe was living the life of a recluse, shunning all but the closest friends and necessary contacts with the outside world. The latches on the doors of her hacienda were seldom disturbed because the
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    Lee leads merger drive
    273 6  -  JACKIE SAM by- SINGAPORE, Sun Ministers and party men fan out over island to canvass votes THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today led hundreds of People's Action Party members and supporters on a large-scale campaign for merger. With him were all the other Cabinet
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    Union hits union for 'false glory' claim
    302 6 SINGAPORE, Sun THE Air Ministry Local Staff Union has rejected a claim by the Army Civir Service Union that the 40,000 workers in the three armed services had managed to obtain benefits due to the direct result of the "tremendous efforts" of the
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    Sultan inspects
    18 6 KOTA BHARU, Sun. The Sultan of Kelantan Inspected various rural development projects in Bachok district today.
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    Man in jail is elected
    75 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Mr. Foo Yong Fong, who is serving a year's sentence in Outram prison, has been re-elected president of the Singapore Business Houses Employees' Union. A former central councillor of the union, Mr. P. Govin- dasamy, who was recently released from a prison sentence,
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    'Highest praise'
    33 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. "Beam," official organ of the British European Association, accords "highest praise" to both the Malayan and British Governments for agreeing on the Federation of Malaysia in "such complete amity."
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    13 detained
    21 6 KLANO. Sun. Thirteen people have been detained for questioning alter raids on secret society lairs in Pandamaran new village.
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    Referendum briefs
    104 6 0 RADIO Singapore's four networks will be broadcasting continuously from 6 a.m. to midnight on Sept. 1 Referendum Day. There will be no "Suaxa Singapura" service on Channel IV that day. ANYONE, other than the Superintendent of National Referendum who wishes to file a referendum petition must jay
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    Civil service union: Put your X on Alternative A
    240 7 Civil service union: Put your X on Alternative A SINGAPORE, Sunday. TPHE executive council of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees has called on its members and the public to vote for the Singapore Government's White Paper merger proposals Alternative "A" as symbolised by the Singapore flag in the referendum
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    Dissident group 'stooges of Barisan LSosialis'-'
    188 7 Dissident group 'stooges of Barisan L Sosialis'-' SINGAPORE. Sun. The deputy general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, Mr. Ow Kheng Thor. has accused a dissident group of members from its Singapore Telephone Board branch of being "stooges of the Barlsan ooslalls." He said this group was out
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    A SISTER'S COURSE FOR NURSE
    75 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. A Singapore staff nurse has been selected by the government i to take up a sister tutors course in Canada under the j Colombo Plan fellowship. She is Miss Lily Tan of the General Hospital. She leaves by air tomorrow to join the
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    Sambanthan visit to Singapore
    70 7 Sambanthan visit to Singapore SINGAPORE, Sun. Dato V. T. Sambanthan, the Federation Minister for Posts, Works and Telecommunications, arrives here tomorrow on a two-day visit. Dato Sambanthan. also the MIC national president, will address the Singapore Indian community at the Indian Congress premises in Race Course Lane on Tuesday. The
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    Street stabbing
    25 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Ton Chye Seng, 27. was attacked by 10 thugs and stabbed three times in the stomach in Lavender Street this afternoon.
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    BORNEO ANTI-PIRACY PLAN
    52 7 TESSELTON, Sun. The North Borneo Government is to spend up to $1,500,000 to improve imdiately east coast defences against piracy. Immediate targets include additional radio equipment and other materials, reinforcing police strength, continuous naval patrols, and help from the R.A.F. Shackleton patrols and a Twin Pioneer based
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    Speed limit
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The police have imposed a speed limit of 45 m.p.h. for all vehicles travelling along New Upper Thomson Road between Sembawang Circus and the 9th milestone
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    Conference at varsity
    74 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. A regional conference on legal education, organised by the University of Singapore law faculty, will be opened tomorrow by the Vice-Chancellor. Dr. B. R. Sreenlvasan. Attending it will be about 140 delegates from Malaya. Indonesia. Sarawak. Philippines, Japan, Vietnam. Thailand, Burma, India, Pakistan and Ceylon
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    'Use national language'
    59 7 IPOH. Sun.— A motion resolving that Ipoh Municipal Councillors should try to use the national language in their deliberations "wherever and whenever" possible will be up for debate at the Municipality monthly meeting on Thursday night. The motion will be. introduced by Dr. Haji Megat Khas. Alliance
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    Malayan engineer degree accepted by 2 institutes
    238 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. AN important announcement about the recognition of the Bachelor of Engineering degree of the University of Malaya was made at an annual dinner of the university's Engineering Society last night. Its president. Mr. Wong Kong Yong, said two important British
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    77 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Che Siti Asiah Wahab. a typist with the Malayan Railway Sentul Workshops, won the "Miss Penan* Nipht" contest here last night. She beat more than 10 girls who competed for this title at the seventh "Penang Night," anniversary organised by the Penang Association in Kuala Lumpur. Among
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    A BUFFER IDEA FOR COCONUT OIL, COPRA
    202 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. jIIALAYA is studying proposals to set up a buffer iTI stock for coconut oil and copra among Ecafe countries. Also under study are an international opera exchange and coconut advisory board. This was disclosed today byi the Controller of Export
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    Malaya has fish answer to problem of diets
    159 7 Malaya has fish answer to problem of diets KUALA LIMPIR, Sun.— British scientists retarded the fisheries research in Malaya as "one of tbe answers to the problem of varying Far Eastern diets and adding much-needed proiein, p said a report of the British Information Service today. The report quoted an
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    Woman held
    26 7 ALOR STAR, Sun. The police today detained a woman in connection with the death of a two-day-old baby found in a stream in Baling.
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    BOY TRIES TO SAVE FRIEND: BOTH DIE
    102 7 PENANG, Sunday. TWO boys. Bakar bin Kassim and Hussain bin A Darus, were drowned in the Sungei Ayer Terjun in York Road yesterday afternoon. Bakar. 15, and Hussain. nine, sons of two hospital assistants, had gone with friends to swim in the river
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    Children betting
    44 7 KLANG, Sun. The police are stepping up measures against the increase in chee fah and character lottery betting here and in the Port Swettenham and Pandamaran areas. A police spokesman said that even small children were putting bets on the numbers game.
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    Thieves' cash, jewels loot
    80 7 IPOH. Sun. .Thieves broke Into a house In Laxamana Road early this morning and stole cash and jewellery, togethe- worth $1,160. Cheong Hon. 43. a fishmonger, left with his wife i at about 3 a.m. for the nearby central market after telling his eldest son. aged
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      THE TREK SOUTH
      272 8  - THE TREK SOUTH DAVID SZK ...WITH THE WINDS OF CHANGE •V EXODUS FROM CHINA. By Harry Redl and Richard Hughes. (Dragonfly Books. Hong Kong.) mHERE are winds of 1 change in China after three hungry years. Part of the story began to unfold when tens of thousands of refugees streamed
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      1028 8  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD TRAGEDY FROM WHICH EVEN HOLLYWOOD RECOILS ORDEAL BY HUNGER BY george r. stewart. (Eyr* and Spottlewooda 255.) -By A trail of suffering and starvation fECHNICO LOUR and vistavision have recorded the story and legend of the American West larger than life, from the Alamo
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      220 8 THE JAZZ LIFE. By Nat Hentoff. (Da vies 18s.) THE JAZZ LIFE, says Mr. Hentoff. Is neither a history nor a technical analysis of the music. It does not, hand on fervent heart, tell the old story of how jazz came up the river from New Orleans.
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      313 8 —The future of wild animals SURVIVAL OF THE FREE. Edited by Wolfgang Eagelhardt (Hamlafc Hamilton 305.) ■V COLIN WILCOCK IF you are convinced 1 that the world will be a poorer place when the last rhinoceros has gone, then you should be grateful to anyone who makes propaganda for your
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      313 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS A. A canva* cover un't common7. Funny evidence ot merit la ly put under the piano (5). top soldier! (6). L What tbe brulMr might do S. Reptile mangle* S? Liar! (9) for money? (6). 9. Exult over butter, maybe— 11. Foreshadowing a silent train? about
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    Turbans and shoes, free tea and marriage allowance
    175 9 Turbans and shoes, free tea and marriage allowance QINGAPORE. Sun. PayO ment of a special monthly marriage allowance of $25 to its employees is one of the provisions included in a three-year agreement between the Union Insurance Society of Canton Ltd. and the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union. The company
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    $300,000 bus depot open
    39 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister of Transport. Dato Haji Sardon bin Haji Jubir, today opened the new $300,000 Sri Jaya Transport Company bus depot at Petaling Jaya. The depot will eventually become the company's workshop.
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    U.S. ANGERS LEADER OF A MINING UNION
    288 9 Stockpile release: 'Threat to workers*, he says KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. fHE president of the All-Malayan Mining Staff Union, Mr. C. A. Mathews, today said that the American stockpile release was a direct threat to the livelihood of 40,000 workers in the country. He
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    Nancy is crowned Miss Telecoms
    71 9 MISS Nancy Wong, of Perak who was crowned "Miss Telecoms" at the annual pan-Malayan Telecoms dance held in Kuala Lumpur. Miss Wong won the title from 10 other girls. Miss Kamala Lawrence of Selangor was second, and Miss Dawn Kuen. also of Selangor. was third.
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    Razak off again to Borneo •
    46 9 Razak off again to Borneo KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Deputy Prim e Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. left for Jesselton today to rejoin the inter-govermental committee on the Borneo territories headed by Lord Lansdowne. Tun Razak returned to Kuala Lumpur last week to attend Umno's general assembly.
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    Boost for oil palm industry
    36 9 JESSELTON. Sun. A $200,000 government grant for oil palm seedlings has given another boost to the colony's fledgling oil palm Industry. The sum will allow for the planting of 1.000 acres.
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    'No' to proposal
    32 9 KUALA LIAVIPUR, Sun. An extraordinary delegates conference of the Kuala Lumpur division of Umno rejected a proposal by one of Its branches to form a new division for Bungsar.
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    Union meeting
    19 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The National Union of Cinema Workers will hold its annual meeting here on Tuesday.
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    $10 for fund
    22 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Yap Wee Pin has sent $10 to the Lee Ah Cheang fund, which now totals $1,101.
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    M-joy accent will be on youth
    215 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun THE accent will be on x young Malayans when Johore Joins the rest of Malaya in celebrating Merdeka Day on Friday. Details of the State-wide celebrations were Issued today by the Government. Ships in all Johore ports will fly both the
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    A call to join rival union
    59 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. A dissident breakaway group of members of the Joint Shaw Organisation and Malay Films Production branch of the leftwlng Singapore General Employees' Union today called on the remaining members In the branch to follow them in breaking away from the union and
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    NAIR: POSITIVE ATTITUDE FOR UNIONS IN MALAYSIA
    233 9 NAIR: POSITIVE ATTITUDE FOR UNIONS IN MALAYSIA SINGAPORE, Sunday. 'TRADE union leader, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair. has A outlined the "positive attitude" to be adopted by the trade union movement after Malaysia is formed. Mr. Nalr. who made the point in a message to the Singapore General Printing Workers"
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    Varsity union's new president
    53 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The newly- elected students council of the 2,300-strong University of Singapore Students' Union today elected Mr. Gilbert Chal, president of the student body. Mr. R. Joethy. a third-year law student and president of the University Socialist Club, was elected the new general secretary of
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      437 9 RADIO SINGAPORE Zl^Z r m ™ZF'- Q j?^^ News: 1.40 Mewiuik/TWnn Date; SHORT WAVE SERVICE: 11.00 Waltz Time; 11.30 Invita^ 200 Close Down; 500 sl 41 metres "on To Dream; 12.00 Close nal. The News; 5.05 In Latin MEDIIM WAVE SERVICE: Down. f Mood; 6.30 Monday Musical- 6 00 476
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    DEATH
    16 10 it WtrU Sit < minimum, MORTON. James Morton of Harrison* Croefleld la Kngland on August 20th
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    ACKNOWLEDGEMNT
    43 10 It W*t4m If tHinimmm) M S Q.V. S.V, K.V. and V.V Thaver and their families rbank all those who sent mreath*. telegrams, letter* of 1 >.ndolence and all those who attended 'he funeral on IK-S-K of the late Mr K Vvthlllngam ThaveT.
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    271 10 W»r4» lit (minimum) BILLY RANKS farewell performance Wednesday 2»»h Cockpit Hotel. ROLAND'S. Time for a gorgeous kalntjrlol Vlalt Roland for an expert French touch. Bookings Tel: BftM 'K. Coleman Street. B'pore. WITH COPPERTONE you'll get faster, smoother, deeper tan plus maximum sunburn protection. Use Coppertone wbeßiver you're la tb*
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      What About The Price?
      719 10 The jump in tin shares is not the right yardstick for the American decision on stockpile sales. The miners are less contented, and it is the mines and the miners who matter. The G.S.A. is to offer two hundred tons a week, not three hundred, land
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      Polling Change
      378 10 1 The Government, the Prime Minister announced at the general assembly of Umno, is 'considering holding the next I State and Federal elections at the same time. An immediate objection that will occur to some minds is that in simultaneous campaigning, there is a real risk that State
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      U.N's. Dignity
      240 10 I In refusing to accept a direct message from the Katanga Government, the Secretary General of the United Nations was acting strictly according to protocol. But is U Thant not standing a little too firmly on his dignity? According to re- j ports from Elisabethville the j Katanga
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    UNRUFFLED UMNO...where placidity pays off
    2073 10  - UNRUFFLED UMNO...where placidity pays off SAMAD ISMAIL BEHIND THE SCENES AT THE ANNUAL ASSEMBLY OF MALAYA'S BIGGEST PARTY by KUALA LUMPUR SUN SELDOM are there dramatic moments when Umno delegates meet for thor annual conference. The party's general assembly which ended last Friday was no exception This year's assembly had
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    909 11  - Brave Miss Lai battles 0n DOUG LACvERSTEEN REPORT BY I PiCTURIt |V THE OAILV FHpRIH I LONDON. Sunday— ARTIFICIAL LIMBS DELAYED— BUT SHE NOW WRITES, PAINTS, TYPES AND FEEDS HERSELF 'WONDERFUL PROGRESS.... AND SHE'S ALWAYS SO CHEERFUL' Learning to make more use of her left side THE authorities are delighted
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      162 11 today gives its entire space to the girl far away from home who WANTS to succeed Wi lid if)* 1 Jl^Hßl 1 Mm *j m /%d} S| Enjoy the masculine freshness of /fil jy j V ft 5 £j f\ i BHULTON NEW YORK LONDON MmMMMM IT MAY BE YOUR
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      Gold-digger with the Midas touch...
      1742 12 Gold-digger with the Midas touch... WITH A $450,000 STAKE BELLE LIVINGSTONE WENT ON TO WIN FAME AND SEVERAL FORTUNES FROM HUSBANDS (FOUR) AND BATH-TUB GIN... THE guest of honour at London party in the late 1890's was in an exuberant mood as he held a glass of champagne as high
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      ONE MAN FINDS HEAVEN AT LAST
      626 12  -  KENNEIh ALLSOP A LONC WAY FROM HOME, BUT by KINGSTON, Sun.—Peter Abraham* is South African from the Cape Coloured community, a novelist of distinction who was an illiterate deati-end kid of the Johannesburg slums. His wife. Daphne, was born in Ja\a of English middle-class
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    ARCHITECTURAL EXHIBITION
    736 13  -  ALFRED H. K. WONG, By President, Singapore Institute of Architects Building your dream house of tomorrow Inche Yusof opens display at Victoria Memorial Hall today STAKE IN FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS THAT ARE TAKING SHAPE fHE profession of architecture has been too often equated with the pleasurable occupation of purveying
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      84 13 WI m WI WBUBKir INSIDE a Singapore cinema theatre. L Aluminium KITCHEN SINKS offer you DCL Aluminium sinks are by far .^^fc^. the cheapest sinks available be- 9^ cause of the lasting qualities of "^isi^^k aluminium. Non-rusting, hygienic J^^^B^^B easily cleaned, kltchenwork if VHHHJHP reduced to a minimum. '^m DCL
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    AIM: MALAYSIAN STYLE OF ARCHITECTURE
    1115 14  -  HO KOK HOE, A Tropical School of Architecture at Kuala Lumpur or Singapore? By Chairman, Exhibition Ctt«.. S pore Institute of Architect* TO THE several millions of people residing in the territory shortly to be known as Malaysia, architecture was nothing more than emulating styles
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    SIX WAYS OF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
    232 14 MR. Alan Choc Fook Cheong, architect and town planner for the Housing and Development Board of Singapore, is of opinion that the need for buildings in a country depend on population growth, how the people live, how they earn, and what they do with their
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    20 15 AKRIAL View OF A SINGAPORE MOUSING ■•TATS (LIFT) AND A LOW-COST HOUSING ESTATE (ABOVE) ALSO IN SINGAPORE
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    Proud day for Spore architects
    603 15 IT will be the proudest moment for more than 150 members of the Singapore Institute of Architects when the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, opens the State's first Architectural Exhibition at the Victoria Theatre at 5.30 p.m. today. and will discuss about the
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    FANTASIES
    663 16 By STAFF WRITER MALAYSIA will ultimately mean a fantastically bigger economy for all the five component territories and a trade boom. And with the boom the peoples of Malaysia will be wanting bigger and better homes. The Governments will look for ways and means to enlarge the congested towns
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      Relief over G.S.A. decision
      817 18 From Our Market Correspondent AT long last on Saturday morning the Malayan Stock Exchange knew the details of the long delayed announcement of the details of American tin stockpile sales. In a nutshell the O.S.A. will offer for sale beginning September 12 a maximum of 200
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      CLOSING PRICES
      564 18 £34.834 after tax of (13.TM U23.708). Movement of ahar* prirr* taxed on a comparison of lauu Mies In the Singapore trading room between Monday and Friday. Irvluttrl.li O«f«. Tin Smalt. I 3d I, Ounlep < 1 cent), Bait Smelt (unch.). Fed. Ola*, (unch.), Fitipitrlaka (unch.). F. and N.
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        323 18 rpHE tin price in Sinpa- pore last week thank* to the buffer stock buying in London remained very steady, and between Monday and Friday only moved 62* cents. On Saturday morning It was a little stronger moving up by 50 cents to $424,124 on an offering
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        DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
        38 18 Current Date of Total Total for payment payment for previous vrar vrar Kuehai Tin 15 Sept. 11 i5 r i 40"K undone Tg. Pan 6 Sept. 24 Perak Rubber 12 r > Sept. 27 20% 271% ♦Interim
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        1068 18 rpHE state of shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange show last business to August 18. (A) and last business since the date (B) with H and L standing for Hiffhest and Lowest business this Tear to date were: HI B aim Bricks 2.20 .80 Ords 220 Atlas
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        51 18 A«S. 20 Aut 21 Au«. 23 Aus. 23 All* 2* >J« M •wloetr.eis, nb.M IK.«« 176 »7 I 7« 4W 17.MX) 1 7.1 M Tl *t 273 43 273 10 ?73 M 2?r> 1)3 27«.(M 47P.54) rattmi 17*27 1T1.27 172 2T 171.80 171.8* ITIBB 4m. 1, WU,
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    793 19 SPORE SHARE MARKET QUOTATIONS rE following is complete list of revised quotations laraed by the Slugspore section of the Malayan Stock Exchange on Friday Au*r. 24. NOUtTRIALS Alex Ords 1 70 B. B. P«roJ 35/6 H.M. inmmm Un Bouitead l M X 60 Con Tto SmMt f™'. 18,. l&/» Onto.
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      1039 19 IDUCATION to Wmrda U (Mi*.}— Box SO eta. extrm PURE SCIENCES. MATHS. 1961 Aftaraoon/Bvwtts* Glasses. Apply: Principal. Brngapore of Srteaee. IPS A. Bsraagoon Road, Hraaapora 6. PAR EASTERN MUSIO School Th* Centra of Music Education. Mornlns Afternoon and Evening Bissioas ar* available now, LA Kirk Terrace. Singapore. FOORMAN'S SCHOOL OP
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      1799 20 NOTICES PETAUNG TIN. LIMITED NOTICE Is hereby given of the leclaratlon of an interim dividend >f 5 cents per dollar stock unit jayable out ol accumulated profits is at 3Ut October 1961 for the rear ending 3Lst October, 1962 ess Income tax at 40%, payable >n 25th September, IMS to
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      730 20 NOTICES NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE I. CHAN WEI BUNG. wife of Kok Slew Leong of No. 1 Jalan Idns, Kampar. do hereby give notice that owing to unhappy differences having arisen between us making it Impossible for us to continue to remain as husband and wife, the marriage according
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      936 20 NOTICES ATTRACTIVE AUCTION SALE or Teak almelrans. dressing tables, bedswads. bookcases, sideboards, writing tables. Sluing Room sets. Weßtliighou.se' <& Leonard' refrigerators, carpets, rugs, linen, crockery, garden roller, etc. To Be Held At No. 2 Naasta Hill On Sunday. 2nd September, 19C2. At 10 OS a.m. ON VIEW ON WEDNESDAY, 29TH
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      629 20 TENDERS TENDERS from Contractors registered with P.W.D. Singapore In Class "D" and above under Head UI (a) will be received at tne Public Works Department, High Street. Singapore in Tender Box No. 1 up to noon of the 14/9/62 for The Making op of Perelra Road. The project drawings may
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      702 20 TENDERS TENDERS from Contractors reglst Ted with P W.D Singapore In Class "E" and above under Head VI will be received at the Public Works Department, High Street, Singapore in Tender Box No. 1 up to noon of the 7/9/63 for: The Exception of Plumbing Works m a Nominated mbeoatraeter
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      399 20 TENDERS J.K.R. SELANGOR TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from registered J.K.R. contractors In Class 'D' HD VII and above up to 3 p.m on 7th September, 1962. at the office of the Jurutera Negeri. Selangor, Kuala Lumpur. for the laying and .■olntlng of 8 Inch and 6 inch asbestos
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      Lock icon 'Hungry' young Wolves .hit the winning —trail again
      635 21 'Hungry' young Wolves .hit the winning trail again SOCCCLR LONDON, Sun pOAL-HUNGRY" Wolverhampton Wanderers, who scored 12 goals in their first two matches, were on the winning trail again yesterday when they won 2—o at Blackpool in the English Football League. The new Wolves, one of the youngest League sides
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      SAFA calls a meeting
      156 21 sun. Singapore h A J n t i Ur Pootba Association has decided to hold a meeting of Singapore FootbaU Player* Association on Wednesday to iron out differences Five Councillors M. O. Leaver (Europeans). Choo Kwai Low (Chinese). M. Krishna (Indians), Andrew Clarke (Eurasians) and Salim
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      Springboks 34-14
      38 21 BLOEMPONTEXN, Sun. South Africa crushed the British Isles Rugby Union team by 34-14 in the fourth and final Test here today. This completed a 3-0 victory for the Springboks in the series. One match was drawn.
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      English League Soccer results and tables
      837 21 Notts Co. 3 10 2 3 6 3 Crystal 3 0 13 16 1 Barnsley 3 0 12 3 7 1 Carlisle 2 0 0 2 3 9 0 FOURTH DIVISION Aldrrshot 4 Southport 2 Bradford C Barrow g Brentford 1 Manstield i heM^r
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      74 21 Aberdeen AlrdrU A linn Arbroatb Ayr civde nombarton Dundee Partick > Dnnteimlln* Kllaurnoek 4 Eait VUt 2 SMrline 1 Ftlkirk 3 Morton 3 Hamilton > Bant Stl'ilni t Hearts Albion R 4 Qacenn Park 1 Cowdrnbratb it R*lt***ra 1 Forf»r ftt.Mrrem 2 Dundee C 1 Stranraer 1
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      MANIAM $190—biggest shock in day of good dividends
      2043 21  - MANIAM $190— biggest shock in day of good dividends EPSOM JEEP; FAVOURITES TAKE A THRA SHING IN HEAVY GOING AT KUALA LUMPUR I By Kuala L umpur, Sunday FAVOURITES took a hammering: on a very heavy track at Kuala Lumpur today. vianiam Bob Taylor up, started the ball rolling in
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      45 21 THE BIG SWEEP TOTAL POOL: $132,300 Ist. No. 267U6 ($35,721) to*. No. *****3 ($17,860) 3rd. No. *****8 8,930) STARTERS ($992 each) tos. *****1; *****3: *****8; •5758; *****7; *****2; 16*487; *****; *****2. CONSOLATION ($793 each) los. *****2; *****0; *****7; *****; *****8; *****0; 2064(2; •2597; *****6; *****8.
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      Lock icon Yorks take all day to get 253 for five
      234 21 Yorks take all day to get 253 for five COUNTY CRICKET TONDON, Sun. Yorkshire edged their way slowly but surely towards re-gain-ing the county cricket championship title when they took all day to score 253 for five In their top-of-the-table tussle with Surrey at the Oval yesterday. There was too
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      Jerome equals world mark
      56 21 VANCOUVER, Sun. Canadian sprinter Hary Jerome equalled the world record of 9.2 eec for 100 yards in the Pacific national exhibition track meet yesterday. In KASSEL, West Germany. Betty Moore, an Australian girl who lives in Britain, equalled the world record when she clocked lO.Ssec in
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    SILVER MEDAL FOR JEGA
    449 22  -  NORMAN SIEBEL reporting from Jakarta, Sun. Sarengat of Indonesia becomes Asia's fastest man A SILVER medal almost tinted gold for Manicka Jegathesan and bronze medals for Karu Selvaratnam and Maureen Ann Lee. These were the distinguished services rendered to Malaya by our athletes on the second
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    Japanese break high jump and javelin marks
    254 22 JAKARTA, Sun.— Japan captured six gold medals in the Asian Games track and field events here today but the cheers and greatest glory went to an Indonesian student. Mohammed Sarengat. Sarengat, 21-year-old medical student, won the coveted title of "Asia's fastest man" with
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    Doubtful penalty was turning point against gallant Malaya
    756 22 JAKARTA. Sun.— The brass band which plays a few bars in salute when a goal is scored must have sounded very sweet in the ears of the Indian hockey team when it struck up its fairground tune for their 28th minute penalty
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    DEATHS
    33 22 DOGGETT: Mabel Malvlna Dogfrett, beloved mother of Eric, Victor and Francis, suddenly at Bournemouth, England on 25.8.69 RIP. MARIAN GOMEZ beloved brother of Clara passed away peacefully at Murukumpusha (India) on 15.8.62.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    24 22 THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Lam Chuan Yean thank all relatives and friends for their assistance, attendance, messages of condolence and wreaths.
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    The full results
    778 22 ATHLETICS 100 M (FINAL): 1. MOHD. SARKNGAT (Indo) 10.5; 2. M. Jegathesan (Mali 10.6; 3 Rogelio Onofre (PI) 10.7. 400 m Hurdles (fln*|): 1. KlilAl OOOSHI (Jap) 52.25 ec; 2. Keiki lijima (Jap) 52.4; 3. K. Selvaratnam (Mai) 53.4; 4. T.C. Oauma <PI) 53.9; 5. Amrit Pal
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