The Straits Times, 6 July 1963

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    22 1 Wllt\4.l DAILY < I HIM llh SALE I\<IH»S lOO^W^^.^ The Straits Times raw Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1963 15 CENTS. KDN 352
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    SINGAPORE IS IN!
    829 1  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN All clear for Malaysia TUN RAZAK MAKES DRAMATIC ANNOUNCEMENT AT 1 P.M. TO CLIMAX 12 WEARY HOURS OF NEGOTIATION: ONLY DETAILS OUTSTANDING Everybody's happy, says Lee —From LONDON, Friday T^TALAYSIA is on and Singapore is part of it. After twelve and a half hours of
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    Airline bookings to London ready for the Tengku
    221 1 RIALA LL'MPLH, Fii. Arrangements were made today for Tengku Abdul Rahman Jo fly to London tomorrow or the day alter to initial the Malaysia agreement. This followed reports from London that the Tengku had received Tun Abdul Razak's "come and sign" signal.
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    TREE TUITION' LURE FOR SEX OFFENCES
    197 1 TREE TUITION' LURE FOR SEX OFFENCES TOKYO. Fri. U.S. Army authorities have arrested a sergeant who allegedly used offers of English classes to lure young Japanese coeds to his home in Camp Zama for illicit relations. An army spokesman said Sgt. Robert Jones. 38. had been charged with sodomy, indecent
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    Lock icon Milord causes a rise in blue blood pressure
    238 1 Milord causes a rise in blue blood pressure LONDON, Friday. A COMMUNIST has shaken the aristocracy of Britain, and coronets are sitting awry on many A Communist had spoken in the House of Lords. And said the House itself should be scrapped Wogan Philipps, the 61--year-old Communist farmer who became
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    Both chutes fail
    35 1 NEW YORK. Fri.— Evan Halt. 26. plummeted nearly a mile to his death last night when both his parnchutes failed to open at a jumping exhibition in Union City. Indiana.— Reut Mr.
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    Service wives in Katong complain to Queen
    87 1 Service wives in Katong complain to Queen I ONDON, Fri. A Defence Ministry spokesman said here today that complaints by Servicemen's wives about medical facilities in Singapore, listed in a cable sent to Queen Elizabeth, were "being looked into." The wives of two Royal Marine Commandos, Mrs Josephine Howson and
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    SARAWAK DELEGATES OFF TODAY
    53 1 KUCHINO. Fri. Sarawak's delegates to sign the Malaysia agreement are expected to leave Kuchlng for London tomorrow. They are the Datu Bandar Abang Haji Mustapha. Temenggong Jufcah anak Barieng. Mr. Ling Beng Slew and Datu Abang Hajl Openg. The Sarawak Attorney General. Mr. Philip Pike Is
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    Lock icon Philby in Prague
    55 1 LONDON. Fri. The Daily Maii reported today that Harold Philby. named on Monday as the "third man" In the Burgee-Maclean Affair, had been sem in Prague three weeks ago. The report said It was believed Philby left Beirut lor Cairo and was flown to Prague from there
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    Lock icon Death leap protest by nurse over sweeping of floors
    131 1 Death leap protest by nurse over sweeping of floors COLOMBO. Fri. Vinitha Vidanage, 22, a nurse. Jumped to her death from a fourth floor window of the Government Secretariat here today to back nurses' protests against being made to sweep floors and do pantry work. A bloodstained note found on
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    Law to fight corruption
    47 1 TAIPEH. Fri. The Legislative Yuan (Parliament) today passed a controversial anti-corruption Bill which may impose capital punishment on violators. The Bill, introduced Jointly by 120 legislators, was necessary in view of the increasing corruption in the Government, supporters of the measure said.— UPl.
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    Lock icon A fraud charge now
    85 1 A fraud charge now Profumo: LONDON. Fri. Former War Minister John Profumo was named yesterday in suit charging that he defrauded a magazine distributor out of £M by bringing a libel suit on April 10 on the grounds that the firm distributed European magazines alleging an improper relationship between him
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    Mandy is back
    39 1 LONDON. Fri. Marilyn (Mandy) Rice-Da vies, .18 witness In the vice trii-! of Dr. S'ephen Ward, due to tsart at the Old Bailey on July 15. flew in into London today from a holiday in Majorca.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    31 1 TALKS RESUME I ONDON. Fri M.tl.i\ in Singapore ;in< l British >lini>trr* rmnwd I Inn t.ilkv .it lr.n GMT (1 .i.m M.i1.0.m tinir) in the CoWitnoßwealth Relations Office. Renter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Buddhists in hospital with lemon juice poison
      177 2 SAIGON, Friday. f ]nVO Buddhist monks and 22 followers, including children, were poisoned after drinking lemon juice in a study institute near Saigon two days ago. A Buddhist communique said it was not known how the poison got into the drink, which has
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      Portugal is forced out
      123 2 I J GENEVA. Friday 1 I THE African countries today forced Portugal out of the 92-Nation International Conference on Education here. This was the first success of a new diplomatic technique, born at the Addis Ababa African summit in May. It is aimed at ousting South
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      Wild dogs terrorise Japanese island
      79 2 Wild dogs terrorise Japanese island- TOKYO. Fri. Parents are escorting their children to and from school on Shiraishi Island because of roaming packs of wild dogs that have attacked people and livestock. A 60-year-old farmer's wife is in serious condition after being bitten by three wild dogs. She was saved
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      Lock icon £7,500 is cost of negotiations
      53 2 LONDON. Fri. The Foreign Secretary, Lord Home, said yesterday that the cost of negotiating the release of 16 British servicemen from Yemen was expected to be about 150.000 shillings in local currency or £7.500. He said thai the sum of £150.--000 mentioned in the Pre.ss
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      33 2 JAKARTA. Pri. Russia has agreed to a postponement for an I unspecified period of repayment of I loans by Indonesia, the Infonna- lion Minister. Mr. Ruslan Abdul- gani. announced yesterday. U.P.I
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      Lock icon 'CHINESE TROOPS IN LAOS' REPORT
      97 2 IIANGKOK, Fri.— Gen. Thanom Kittikachorn, Thailand's Vice-Premier and Defence Minister, said today he had received reports of both Chinese and North Vietnamese soldiers in Laos. Gen. Thanom said that 400 Chinese soldiers were In the Muong Sin and Nam Tha areas of Laos and 10
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      49 2 r Whites in South Africa 4P will defend what hat been theirs for 300 years even if the rest of the world and the United Nations a declared war on them. Mr. Z. Swanepoel. Souuh Africans Trade Commissioner in Hong Kong, in commenting on the republic's apartheid policy.
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      Lock icon Impeached: Envoy who sold tax-free wines
      269 2 Impeached: Envoy who sold tax-free wines T»AIPEH, Fri. The Control Yuan has impeached Mr. Chang Tao-shing, adviser to the Nationalist Foreign Ministry and former Ambassador to Costa Rica, for alleged abuse of his diplomatic immunity to cover illegal transactions while .in Costa Rica. Mr. Chang was accused of: HAVING ENGAGED
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      Lock icon Wreckage of lost plane is sighted
      71 2 RANOOON. Pri.— The wreckage of a missing Union of Burma Airways passenger plane, a DC-3. has been sighted in Yunnan Province of China, it was announced here last night. The fate of its passengers and crew is not yet known. The plane was reported
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      Lock icon New Soviet aid
      34 2 NEW DELHI, Pri— The Soviet Union is to supply India with the entire machinery and equipment for a new 480.000 kilowatt hydroelectric power plant under a credit agreement signed here.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Prospect gloomy as talks begin in Moscow
      365 2 NO WAR, NIK SAYS AGAIN AS REDS GET TOGETHER TO HEAL THE BREACH MOSCOW, Friday. TALKS aimed at healing the breach in world Communism began here today with relations between the Communist "Big Two" Russia and China in an unprecedented state of crisis.
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      BIG RIFT: A STUDENT PULL-OUT BY PEKING
      89 2 BIG RIFT: A STUDENT PULL-OUT BY PEKING TOKYO, Fri.— A Japanese newspaper said today reports were current in Moscow that all Communist Chinese students in Russia had received instruction to return home. The daily Sankei Shimbun quoted its Moscow correspondent as saying reports to that effect began circulating in Moscow
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      Lock icon Soviet genocide move fails
      64 2 GENEVA. Fri. The Soviet Union failed In a more to have an Item on Iraqi "genocide" against the Kurds placed on the agenda of the U.N. Economic and Social Council here yesterday. The 18-nation Council voted by 13 votes to nil, with two abstentions, that its
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      Lock icon HIS GUN WAS FOR HIRE
      23 2 JAKARTA. Fri. Police have arrested a Serviceman on charges of renting his pistol out to would-be robbers. UPI.
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      FREEDOM SWIM BY STUDENT FROM RED CHINA
      183 2 FREEDOM SWIM BY STUDENT FROM RED CHINA T'AIPEH, Fri.— A Comx muhist Chinese student defected to Na-tionalist-held Quemoy on Wednesday by swimming across the mile-wide Amoy Bay, It was reported He was Identified as Chen Hung-Pien. 24. of a university at Wenchow. Cheklang Province. Chen Is the third student to
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      Lock icon 'Soldiers shoot general's plane
      75 2 BEIRUT. Fri. Beirut Radio quoting reports from Aden yesterday said a group of unidrntlilrd soldiers In northern Yemen opened fire yesterday on «n aircraft carrying General Car! Von Horn, head of the U.N. disengagement mission in Yemen. The radio In an Arabic broadcast, said an assistant
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Labour and Liberals give new poll shocks to Tories
      232 3 LONDON, Fr i Mr. Macmillan's Conservative Party suffered fresh shocks yesterday in parliamentary byelections polled at West Bromwich, Staffordshire and Deptford, London, for Labour defended seats. At West Bromwich. a bustling midlands centre, the Labour Party nearly doubled its previous majority,
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      Lock icon 225 held in July 4 race bar inarch
      219 3 225 held in July 4 race bar inarch NEW YORK, Friday. ]y|ORE than 225 anti-segregation demonstrators were arrested in Baltimore yesterday as further racial unrest marked America's Independence Day holiday. Two senior church dignitaries and several Roman Catholic priests were among 22 clergy arrested in Baltimore as 400 demonstrators converged
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      Lock icon New Premier to accompany Greek royalty to London
      173 3 ATHENS, Fri.— Mr. Panaa yotis Pipinelis. the new Greek Prime Minister, announced last night that he would accompany King Paul and Queen Frederika (above) on their contro-, versia. state visit to Britain next week. Commenting on the reported intention of .the British
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      Lock icon Why Reds keep watch on even the innocent
      333 3 Why Reds keep watch on even the innocent MARTELLI TRIAL TOLD OF SOVIET CARD INDEXES LONDON, Fri.— A British security officer said at the secrets trial of Italian nuclear scientist Dr. Giuseppe Martelli yesterday that the Soviet intelligence kept card indexes of innocent people so that an approach could be
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      Lock icon French farm commandos, police clash again
      131 3 French farm commandos, police clash again PARIS, Fri.— Police and peasants clashed in Southern France again yesterday in new protest demonstr ations against the Government's farm policy. Despite measures announced on Wednesday stopping fruit and vegetable Imports from non -Common Market countries to offset a surplus of domestic produce, farm
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      Lock icon Talks on farm policy fail
      52 3 BONN. Fri. Franco-German co-operatlpn talks here yesterday failed to reach any concrete agreement on the problems to be solved if a common agricultural policy is to be implemented by the Common Market nations. The talks followed the arrival here of President of Gaulle and his
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      Lock icon Sandys plans a visit to riot colony next week
      310 3 LONDON, Fri. Mr. Duncan Sandys, British Colonial and Commonwealth Secretary, told the House of Commons yesterday he was considering going himself to strike-torn British Guiana next week. The first thing was to try and" bring the situation back to normal, he
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      45 3 Remember one of he most important members of the Inglish household is the dog or cat. Admire the British Royal Family, babies and the #j> green lawns. —from a pamphlet Issued to 1.630 Prench children who left Paris yesterday for holidays with English families.
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      KENNEDY HONOURS NEGROES, WOMEN
      189 3 WASHINGTON. Fri.— President Kennedy yesterday chose 31 people including the first Negroes and the first women ever to receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom. The gold medal Is the hijthest civilian honour the President can confer for service In peacetime. It Is given to a person
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      Lock icon OFFICIALS DENY NEW SPY SCANDAL RUMOURS
      136 3 OFFICIALS DENY NEW SPY SCANDAL RUMOURS LONDON. Fri.— Government quarters Insisted today that "nothing whatever" was known here of a new major spy scandal about to break In Britain, reports of which have been circulating in the United States and elsewhere. Officially these reports were treated as sheer speculation for
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    The soldier returns
    51 4 DAD IS HOME after three months in Sarawak. Corporal Frank Chatfleld of 40 Commando Royal Marines being welcomed by his children at the Naval Base after sailing home to Singapore yesterday on the Commando Carrier, H.M.S. Albion with other troops serving in the Borneo territories. (See Page
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    Change of union for bitumen workers
    157 4 Change of union for bitumen workers SINGAPORE, Fri. The second Industrial Arbitration Court today allowed an application to delete the name of Singapore General Employees' Union, in a collective agreement, and substitute it with Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union. The application was made by the Malayan Bitumen Products Ltd..
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    CHE YUSOF PRAISES 'GRASSROOTS' ART
    173 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak. today observed that Singapore artists were turning more and more to "the grass-roots of our own society for their inspiration," and that this to a layman like himself was more striking than technique and finish.
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    POSERS FROM THE UPP FOR BARISAN CHIEF
    205 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The United People's Party, in yet another volley against the BarLsan Sosialis, today posed a long series of questions for direct answers from Dr. Lee Siew Choh and Mr. Chan Sun Wing. Of Dr. Lee. the Barisan Sosialis chairman, the UPP
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    Tragic accident separates six orphaned children
    222 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. A LITTLE more than two weeks ago, a washerwoman, Madam Ho Liew, lived in an attap hut in Geylang with six children. They were a happy family despite their poverty. Then suddenly on June 22, tragedy struck Madam Ho, 43, Was knocked
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    'ATONEMENT' TALKS: NO AGREEMENT
    156 4 SINGAPORE, Frl.— A four-and-a-half-hour meeting between representatives of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Japanese Consulate-General officials this afternoon failed to reach any agreement on the nature of Japan's Gesture of atonement to ingapore for Japanese wartime atrocities. Statement At the end of the closeddoor
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    Second Test on TV today
    55 4 SINGAPORE, Prl. Television Slngapura lias received a special film report from the British Broadcasting Corporation on the second Test match between England and the West Indies at Lord's. The film, which cont&lns highlights of the entire match, will be broadcast over Television Singapura from 6
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    The Limbo Rock champ
    129 5 SCHOOLBOY CLEARS POLE AT TWO FEET A 14-year-old schoolboy, Robert Wee. clears the pole at two feet to win Singapore's first Limbo Rock competition at the Great World Cabaret. The Limbo Rock, one of the latest dance crazes, came to Singapore about the end of last
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    BACK AFTER 3-MONTH SERVICE IN BORNEO
    106 5 SINGAPORE, Frl. The commando carrier, HMS Albion, returned to Singapore today with officers ard men of the 40 Commando, Royal Marines, and two companies of 2/10 Gurkha Rifles, who have been serving in the Borneo territories since April. More officers and men from the
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    Two-hour delay
    27 5 R A WANG. PrL A tree uprooted by rtrong winds held up traffic for two hours at the 48th mile Kuala Lumpur-Ipoh road tliis mornine.
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    Red flag, arsenic set off a Mg probe
    254 5 Red flag, arsenic set off a Mg probe TANGKAK (Johore), Friday. JXDP Special Branch officers have moved into this little town for one of the biggest antiCommunist operations since the end of the Emergency. The operation followed yesterday's discovery of a Communist flag and a big poster on the Kirn
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    THE 'IVORY TOWER' MYTH IS NO MORE...
    114 5 THE 'IVORY TOWER MYTH IS NO MORE... SINGAPORE, Fri.— The University of Singapore Students' Union expects its 1963 Welfare Week to net $50,000. The Undergrad, the union's organ, said the target figure of $45,000 had already been crossed. It added: "This year's welfare programme has met with the biggest success
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    Fisherman jailed
    42 5 PENANO, Pit A fisherman, Ong Heow, 72, was Jailed for ten weeks today when he could not pay a total fine of $700 on two charges of possessing Illicit liquor and an unllcenced still on June 27. He pleaded guilty.
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    Bishop Koh for Canada, U.S.
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Anglican Bishop here, Rt. Rev. Roland Koh, leaves on Sunday for the United Stales and Canada where he will attend the 1963 Anglican Congress in Toronto. On his way to America. Bishop Koh will call on the World Council of Churches
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    Two years' jail for being three weeks too early
    187 5 PENANG, Fri. A restricted resident, Wong Yew Hung, was today Jailed for two years for returning to George Town three weeks before the expiry of an order banning him from the city for five years. Wong, who has nine previous convictions
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    KRAIT CREW'S OFFER
    87 5 SYDNEY. Frl. Four or the original crew members of the Krait. the Australian ship which sank Japanese shipping in Singapore harbour during the war. have offered to sail the ship back from Sandakan. ship back from Sandakan. to Australia. They have offered their help In the current
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    'House full' signs go up at hotels for M-week
    280 5 'House full' signs go up at hotels for M-week KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Although there are still 56 days to go before Malaysia Day, all big hotels here, and most of the smaller ones, have already put up "full house" signs for the week-long celebrations period. The Federation Government, which is
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    4 MPs to visit New Zealand
    70 6 KUALA LUMPUR, FVI. Pour members of the House of Represen. tatl\e» headed by the Mlni«t*r of Transport. Dau Sardon bin Haji Tublr. will lea-e for a two-week visit of New Zealand at the Invitation of the Government The other members, all from the Alliance
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    Lock icon 'Traiiors' posters against the Panas
    315 6 Traiiors' posters against the Panas KUCHING. Friday. POSTERS appeared on walls of shops here and a number of kampongs around the town this morning accusing the leaders of Party Negara Sarawak (Panas) of being 'traitors" for having agreed to work together with the ©nti-Malaysia Sarawak United People's Party. In an
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    Case of the youth and girl of 14 who left home
    204 6 Case of the youth and girl of 14 who left home pENANG, Fri. An unemployed youth, Lim Lean Chye, left the Sessions Court after his acquittal today with a 14-year-old girl whom he was alleged to have kidnapped. Lim. 21, had claimed trial to a charge of taking the girl.
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    Drive for blind fund
    47 6 TPOH. Fri. A country-wide drive for fund has been launched by the Malayan Association for the Blind with the "blessings" of the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong and the rulers of the States. The fund collected will be used for welfare services for the blind
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    SEREMBAN'S CRIME WAVE 'NOT SO BAD'
    193 6 SEREMBAN, Friday. rpHE Chief Police Officer, Negri Sembilan, Inche x Mohamed Shariff bin Mohamed, said today that the crime situation in this town was not as bad compared with Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Johore Bahru. i He made this statement In the wake of
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    THE FILM STAR WHO HAS NO TIME FOR BOYS...
    127 6 HONG KONG film star, Au Fung Ming, (Phoenix) flew into Kuala Lumpur yesterday to make a two-week appearance at the Pavilion Cinema in conjunction with a film in which she plays the leading role. Miss Au (above), who is 24, has
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    This is ridiculous, says ex-mayor
    159 6 PENANG, Friday. THE former Socialist Mayor, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, today described as "utterly ridiculous" an allegation by the Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, that he (Mr. Ramanathan) had been promised the mayorship by the United Democratic Party. "Those are the words of a man
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    'Each for all, all for each' appeal
    287 6 'Each for all, all for each' appeal |fUALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V Tengku Abdul Rahman today called on the 420,000 Malayan co-operators to make their societies as efficient as possible in the spirit of "each for all and all for each" In a statement on the eve of the 41st anniversary
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    Army wives to Sarawak must pay
    100 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A British Army spokesman today clarified a recent annuoncement that the wives and families of British troops serving In Sarawak are to be allowed to join their husbands for a holiday. He said: "We must emphasise that while the soldiers are to
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    The child killer—a vital new clue
    1716 7 The child killer— a vital new clue AS SCIENCE TACKLES THE DREAD LEUKAEMIA NEXTi THE SYMPTOMS JUST how wide is that corner which leukaemia is facing? And just wluit are the scientists doing to get around it? Many things. In many countries. And one of the most fascinating from your
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      130 7 From the Royal Chateau de Cognac |lw&^9lliVi^BMWfflttn an If* I > vfi n fix* Ch r slj RpYAk 1c e ny^ te y° u to taste this famous Royal Chateau de Cofcnac, -/illl^H^Hfe&v period with, every one quart bottle at one time the home |f^|| or two pint bottles bought,
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    DEATH
    34 8 3D Wmrdt $1* i Minimum i FULTON Myfanwy (nee CoxheadV beloved wife of Michael and mother of John and Mark, on 29th Jane, at Timaru. New Zealand, in her Slat year. R.I I'
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    153 8 Wara's Sl* f Minimum) FAMILY OF LATE Mr. LI Halag Fa thank relatives, friends for wreaths, donations, loan of cars end attendance al the funeral. THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Koh Ulan Seek thank relatives and friends for their condolences, wreaths, scrolls etc. and attending night visits snd
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    IN MEMORIAM
    23 8 era's 11* (Mimmum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Pater Taa Thiam Hock departed »-7-«2. Oooe but never forgotten by wife and ctalldrea.
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    239 8 Wordt $1* Himimum) THE COCKPIT'S Java Rijsttafel la served every Saturday and Sunday lunch time. YOU LOOK YOUNCER whaa slim! He smart stay »hrn with Ryvita the ideal slimming cnapbread avallabla at your provision store. JUBILEE SCHOOL KLANQ Annual Sports Meet Saturday July 13 on Forthill Padang Old Boys'
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      Drama In London
      630 8 There have -been many anxious moments m the immensely protracted negotiations an financial terms for Singapore's entry to the Federation of Malaysia. Even at the worst of times, however, it was impossible to feel complet? despair, or to seriously entertain the thought that Malaysia would be formed
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      At The Hustings
      392 8 Any connection between today's Penang City Council elections and local government must be regarded as purely coincidental Rates and housing, sewers and drains, hawkers on the loose and lighting in the streets: these subjects, given a dutiful mention in the party manifestos, have since made no further
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      Tory Reverse
      186 8 The winds of change in Britain continue to blow mercilessly against Mr. Macmillan's government. A week ago, the public opinion polls showed a slight improvement in the standing of the Conservative Party; that is to say, they were less unpopular than they were a month ago Any thin
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    ONE VOICE LAYS BARE THE NEGRO'S DESPAIR
    634 8 from Gavin Young YEW YORK, Fri— The slight fifure frasps the edge of the pulpit. The sweating. closepacked crowd nods and murmurs in agreement. Lon« before the meeting had began,. every pew and seat in the West Harlem church had been taken. The
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    Socialist Front: The voters' verdict today
    1221 8  - Socialist Front: The voters' verdict today KHOR CHEANG KEE AS 85,000 GO TO THE POLLS IN PENANG AGAINST A BACKGROUND OF TENSE, BITTER FEUDING BETWEEN THE CITY'S MAYORS... FROM PENANG, FRIDAY PE N A N C'S 8 5.000--strong electorate in George Town will give their verdict at the polls tomorrow
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    The rainmaker's riddle
    222 9 Was downpour caused by cloud-seeding? SINGAPORE, Friday. AUSTRALIAN rainmaker Mr. E.J. Smith got into the speciallyequipped Dakota and took off early this morning, when he spotted clouds which looked suitable for seeding. Two clouds moving in the direction of the catchment areas between johore and Tengah were
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    Stop-over guests
    28 9 SINGAPORE. Frl. Sixty-six travel agents, guests of Air-India will stop over here on Sunday In the course or an Inaugural flight between New York and Jakarta.
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    NORIAH HAS A HAPPY BIRTHDAY-'MY 133rd' SHE CLAIMS
    152 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. As her great grandchildren rocked her gently on a specially-made swing. Singapore's oldest woman. Che Noriah blnte Buyamen. said: "I pray live times a day for long life and happiness. I have got both." She had Just celebrated what she
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    Happiness all the way, says 'Mum' from Melbourne
    275 9  -  JUDITH YONG by SINGAPORE. FrL When Mrs. Florence Glover "Mum" to dozens of Asian students in Melbourne started on her air journey to Singapore she had said she was "all trembly" at the prospect of meeting "my dear boys" again. Today, when
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    Jilted—he threatened to kill girl friend
    100 9 Jilted— he threatened to kill girl friend SINGAPORE. Frl. A pretty young girl told a court today that her exboyfriend threatened to kill her and take his life if he discarded him to ma.vy another man. Sail ma Woo Oi Mul. 21. was testifying against Lee Kooi Lim who appeared
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    AGREEMENT REACHED IN BREWERY DISPUTE
    71 9 SINGAPORE. Frl.— The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union and Malayan Breweries Singapore Ltd. have reached agreement on the union's claims. The union, which represents 600 workers In the company, called a "go-slow" following a breakdown in negotiations between the management and the union for
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    Confidence man who drops names
    82 9 OINGAPORE. Fr i Police today alerted firms against a "name dropping" confidence man. The man. according to police secretary. Mr. T. Chelliah. has swindled several firms of large sums of money. Mr. Chelliah said that the con man usually telephoned a firm giving the name
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    Fined for gambling
    15 9 SINGAPORE. Frl. Thirteen young women were today fined $10 each for gambling.
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    Sarawak Alliance wins two divisional councils
    140 9 From GEOFFREY GELDARD J^UCHING, Fri. Th c Sarawak Alliance has gained majorities on the Second and Third Divisional advisory councils. Independents control the Fourth and Fifth Division councils and the Party Negara and Sarawak United People's Party coalition controls the First Division council. These
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    Body found on railway line
    43 9 TAIPINO. Frl. Th« body of a man. Chan Kam Hong. 24, was found on the railway line near here. Nearby was a letter. It is believed that he had thrown himself at a moving train two night* ago.
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    Boat with $40,000 cargo is seized
    131 9 Boat with $40,000 cargo is seized SINGAPORE. Fri. A magistrate's court today ordered the confiscation of an Indonesian vessel, Tjempaka. and her cargo of 246 bales of rubber worth over $40,000. Mr. RIB. Pates. the magistrate, also fined SJafriIwln bin Noordin. 21, a crew member of the vessel, $5,000 or
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    Barisan attack on loan a 'wilful ignorance'
    678 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. T*HE Government toA day called a Barisan Sosialis statement that the World Bank $45 million loan to Singapore was made under terms "unfavourable and even humiliating" a "mixture of wild falsehoods and wilful ignorance." The Barisan Sosialis, It said, pretended not
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    Dictionary (cost $130) is ex-MCS man's labour of love
    303 9 KUALA LUMFTJR. FrL A white-haired Englishman who knew Kuala Lumpur when it resembled nothing more than "a large village" sat in the airconditioned modernity of a hotel lobby here today and spoke of his five-year labour of love. It is the
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    Newsman taken to hospital
    62 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The chief South-east Asian correspondent for Associated Press, Mr. John T. Wheeler, was today admitted to the General Hospital here. He was injured when he waa thrown off his motor-cycle while trying to avoid a collision with a car In Ampang Road at
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      198 9 iiiiiiil discover the difference WBBM Try HOLDENS 'RED CARPET' RIDE TODAY! Let us introduce you to the smooth, quiet luxury Have a chat, discus* your motoring needs ol the new Holdan's Red Carpet Ride. Let us with us. Wa sincerely believe that Holdan has explain to you the engineering features
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      517 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 metre* MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE AM: 6.00 Time Signal, Nega- 476 metres Z£''iX't£2 V %£Z.*& "HOW WAVE SERVICE News; 7.10 Songs And Sweet 41 metres ffis c: 7i jo a^fis- A c.xr^ M AN L fl^?r "fi" 1 Time
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    The virtues of Malaya's three main races by Minister
    240 10 The virtues of Malaya's three main races by Minister VIALACCA. Fri. —The Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera- tives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. today I picked out the finer points of the three major races to demonstrate what could be achieved if they all got together. Tin: INDIANS. Tor instance, he
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    Art exhibition
    24 10 f'ENANG Fri. The annual ii i\hibition of St. Xavler s Institution will tx- held in the school hall on Tuesday and Wedne«dav
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    'Suspend' order on 15 hostel students
    320 10 SINGAPORE. Fri piFTEEN resident students were suspended from the University of Singapore's Dunearn Road hostel recently for their "disobedience' of hostel authorities. The suspension has since been lifted, but the university authorities today clamped a curtain of secrecy over the whole issue. Mrs. Lv
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    US envoy to go on transfer
    70 10 PENANG. Fri. The American Cun>ul In Penung. Mr. William B. Kelly, leaves on Wednesday on transter to the United Stales Embassy In Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Kelly, who has been US Consul here for the past 20 months, will succeed Mi". Francis T. Underhill. First
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    $5,000 worth of cloth stolen
    39 10 PENANG. Fri. Burglars broke into a textile shop in Bishop Street last nlaht and escaped with 55.000 wonh of cloth. Policr believe the burglars climbed on to thr roof and broke through the ceiling.
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    TWO MEN GO TO COURT-IN WOMEN'S CLOTHES
    164 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Two men appeared in court yesterday dressed as women one in sari, the other in baju kurong. Hashim bin Alaudin. 22. and Tan Kirn Yong. 26. wor* crimson lipstick and thick make-up. The magistrate. Shaik Daud bin Haji Mohamed Ismail,
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    Sultan to open bank branch
    41 10 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Johor» Bnl.ru branch of the OverseaCtMMM Banking Corporation win ooerr for business at Its new, sixstorey $1 500.000 building on July 20 Tl;e Sultan of Johore will perform the opening ceremony at pm
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    8 days up a tree in jungle to shoot film for U.N
    245 10 JPOH, Fri. For eight 1 days a bearded Germ a n cameraman stayed on a 150fthigh tree-top platform to film Jungle, wildlife. "It was quite an experience and well worth It", said Mr. Helmut Barth. 30. who arrived
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    Lock icon AUSSIES ARE 'DREAM MEN' SAYS NANCY
    78 10 PKRTH. Fri.— Miss International Air Hostess, 22-year-old Nancy Liew (above) arrived by air last night from Singapore and declared: "Australians are dream men." She added: "Some of them are wolves, but they have a touch of finesse. Most girls like it that way." Australians
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    $500 drug fine
    38 10 SINGAPORE. Fri. Ong Yit. 34. was fined $500 or three months' jail today for possession of hair an ounce of morphine, worth $40. aboard a bum-boat yes- 1 terday. He had a similar previous conviction.
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    'RESIGN' CALL IF...
    73 10 'RESIGN' CALL IF. PENANG. Fri. The Kelawei division of Umno may ask Its president. Inche CD. Ismail, to resign from the State Executive Council if its request for a low-cost housing scheme In York Road is not considered by the State Government. The division, at a meeting last month, passed
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    'Dragon' author's son in air chase
    265 10  - 'Dragon' author's son in air chase KEITH HOOPER From SYDNEY. Fri. Michael Keon. eight-year-old son of the Australian author whose book "The Durian Tree* I was made into the film "The Year of the Dra. gon" in Malaya rej cently, figured in dramatic incidents here earlier this week when his
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      243 10 *****0 i 1 1 1 1 1 ACI U 461 a day is history "300 000 I Mm__ SlOt historical- It's history. More than 461 motorcycles were exported by t Honda every day 1961 The first half pF of this year has shown thai the 168,554 Honda motorcycles ™f sold
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      NEW C.P.F. RULES AN UNFAIR BURDEN
      294 11 THE Central Provident Fund (Amendment) Ordinance 1962 has two amendments which do not seem to be fair to employers, and private employers in particular. The first point is that employers' contributions to the CPF will begin from the date of employment and not after
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      Sarawak voters deceived
      63 11 Sarawak voters deceived ANY company wilfully Inducing the public to give It money under false pretences faces prosecution. Why should not a political party be prosecuted for wilfully deceiving people Into giving It their votes? It would be interesting to see what would happen If a few voters so deceived
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      Big hazard
      121 11 J AM most grateful to hear that the police authorities are adopting every possible measure to reduce the number of road accidents In Ipoh. Various regulations have been Imposed for this purpose and one of them Is forbidding cyclists to ride abreast. But what has happened? Police constables
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      FOUR-MONTH WAIT FOR HOUSING BOARD FLAT
      147 11 FOUR-MONTH WAIT FOR HOUSING BOARD FLAT INOTE with interest the letter (S.T. July 1) of Mr. Thiruchelvatn of the Housing and Development Board, particularly the paragraph in which he states: "And more conclusive than statistics and tables is the fact that applicants for board accommodation can move into a flat
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      ONLY ONE
      71 11 A FEW mouths ago there were two dental surgeons at the dental clinic of the Kluang Hospital attending to the welfare of the people, especially school children. Now there is only one and he is available on Saturdays and Sundays only. One surgeon serving two days in a
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      UNLUCKY CHILDREN BORN IN 1947
      191 11 WHEN children born in 1947 were six-plus In 1954, they were unable to obtain admission to schools parents were told they would have to wait until 1955 and that only sevenplus would be admitted thereafter. But in 1956 again six-plus children were admitted to Std.
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      Refunds on British tax claims
      180 11 Refunds on British tax claims IN the Straits Times of June 8 there appears a letter written by "Investor" wherein It is stated, when dealing with tbe subject of United Kingdom Income tax claims, that brokers are not particularly keen to help the small investor get his refund. It is
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      Library hours
      292 11 ALTHOUGH a lot of J\ money has been spent building the National Library, very little attention has been devoted to the needs of the reading public. The number of chairs and tables Is hopelessly Inadequate. Last Saturday I had to wait more than half an hour before I
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      Fees refund
      154 11 IITHY is the Ministry of Tt Education so tardy in making refunds to examination candidates? Last April I registered for the H.S.c. examination and paid $62.50 r£ examination fees. In September, however. I withdrew from the exa- mination, and was duly notified by the Ministry that a percentage
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      Road dump
      54 11 rrttiE dumping of refuse In X front of the market In Old Airport Road Is most annoying. In spite of dustbins being provided nearby and In the market, hawkers still dump their refuse on the road which attracts hundreds of files. The fetid odour Is exasperating to the
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      Z-crossing
      22 11 rls very essential to either instal a traffic light or have zebra crossing between Bugls Street and Albert Btr;et. CROSSING Singapore
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      Malaysia must speak louder
      143 11 WITH the coming of Malaysia, it Is high time that we had a powerful national broadcasting station whose voice could be heard distinctly, especially throughout the Malaysian territories. The English service of Radio Malaya is poor in its reception and full of Interference from powerful neighbouring
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      In the dark
      43 11 A LONG Jalan Nipah, there are several private houses and government quarters but surprisingly enough not a single street light. This road Is about half a mile long, quite isolated, and thus an ideal place for prowlers. RESIDENT Kuala Lumpur
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      207 11 Exeeiient Opportunity for tnrvsintvntl ENG AUN MANSION Thomson Road, 3rd mile/near Novena Church FLATS FOR SALE $13,900 NEARING COMPLETION ENG TAI MANSION St Thomas Walk, off River Valley Road. (NEXT TO NANYANG ACADEMY OF FINE ARTS) 5-STOREY LUXURY FLATS CONSTRUCTION WILL BE COMPLETED BY END OF OCTOBER OFFICE PREMISES ft
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      359 12 NOTICE GAMMON (MALAYA) 1959 LIMITED (Incorporated in the Federation of Malaya) At the FOURTH ANNUAL OENERAL MEETING of the Company to be held at No. 5. Road 203 Petaling Java, Selangor. on Saturday the 10th August, 1963 at 12 noon the Directors will recommend the payment of a Dividend of
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      605 12 ontinurd Irom Pate 8) SITUATIONS VACANT Word* SS (Mi*.)— Box it ef. txtrm MEMS WANTED earn 40 cents a box Christmas Cards nonprofit organization Box A 6900 S.T. Spore. WANTED MALAY LADY to teach office staff Nk ional Language and to perform Clerical Duties. Apply Box A 6927 8.T., Spore.
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      946 12 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* U (Ml*.)— Box M ef. mxtrm RBAO tarn Senior Apporatmenu Va east in The Sunday Mall eaob week WANTED IMMEDIATELY, AMAH, light cooking, cleaning, two small children. Upper Holland Road. Phone (Spore) *****. ADVERTISING AGENCY Require* a young man/woman for Its Marketing Department. Work involve* research
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      992 12 ACCOMMODATION WANTED it Word* SS (Mlm.)— Box It ef. txtrm HOUSB ON HILLTOP or near aaa wanted by European bachelor. Telepbone (Spore) ***** during office hour*. EUROPEAN COMPANY Requires Two Three Bedrooms Bungalow oo long leas* from 1-9-1963. Apply P.O. Box 129 (B'pore). ACCOMMODATION R B 0 U I R
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      1067 12 TOURS EXCURSIONS it Wmrda $1 (tUau) Bma It eta, mwtrm TOUR MALAYA T-DAVB 888/-. Departure:- 14-7-63, 4-8-83, 11-8-63, IS-S-63. Baaickok Cblrajrmai 15-Daya— 5320/- 3-8-63. Cameron Highlands 4Days $33/- 3-8-63, 6-8-63. Contact Nam-Bo Travel Service. 188. Cross Btrwt Spore Tel. *****. 18 DAYS Honfkonz; Tour departtnf Ist Aocust 1963 per s.s.
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      1050 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Words SI (Ml*.)— Box It ef. txtrm FIRST OFFER $2500 Secures IMT June, Volkswagen new paint. Excellent condition. Ring (Spore) ***** for appointment. No Dealer* Plea**. TM3 SIMOA/1880 .1961 Austin 850, Ford Zodiac. 1960 Ford Falcon, Austin Cambridge. 1966 Volkswagen. For more particulars Phone (S'por*) *****.
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      1051 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Words $S (Ml*.) *W It eta, txtrm PORO ZEPHYR 1880 Mb a 11. Brat registration 18-6-60, on* owner accident free. Insures** to February 1964. Price $2,300/-. Contact Vincent (B'pore) 2MBI or ***** (afternoon). TSB2 F/FALCON, 1961 afmor Van. 1960 M/Oxford. O/Rekord Mercedes 220. O/Kapltaa F/Faleoa. 1959
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      861 12 BEAUTY CULTURE it Words Si (Mi*.)— Box It eta. mmtr, safe: scientific post-natal exercise* for flues* aad allmmraa. Fully illustrated $3/- (post-free). Laurence* Agency, 1 Muscat Street. Singapore. POST-NATAL SLIMMING, ngare shaping, latest hairstyle. French Jelly Peeling, Facial massage. Wax Hair removmg. guaranteed pimple treatment. Salon Pboenlx. holder of world
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      1587 13 Ib tiUIPuUL li WESI COASI SJU Out S'pon Sam i- S'naa t«a«i POLYDORUS titaraaaL Havrt July 7 Jily I July 1/11 Jaly 11 "ILEUS l peal. Oublm. Ctotaa* >-i 1* wy 14/ it taly II Of Msoscm fatal Outiia. R'daa Ntan lily 11 lily 15 laty 11/21 taly 21 MENELAUS
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    RUBBER PRICES
    253 14 JULY firtt grads rubber Miyers I.c. a. I cloud at 5 p.m. in Slngapar* and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 72 cents per lb. down one-eighth of a cent on Thursdays closing leveL The too* was qulst. R.A.S. and F.M.R.t. cl.unt prises In centi par Ik yesterday: Int. 1
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    242 14 SHIP* lying sienmdt the ttngaswrs Harbeur wharves er eis*cttd tedsy arst Agapenor 31/S2, Patroelua 1/2. Bennacbi* 42/43, Flying Hawk 45. Kastmbar 27, Laboan Hadji N.W. 2, Perils N.W. 3. Tronoh N.W. 4. Surapitan N.W. 1, Eastern Baga 27/28. Kbloik Zellnsky 8/9, Dtomad 10/11, Eastern Moon 13/14, Benrlnnes
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    INDUSTRIALS SHOOT UP ON LONDON TALKS' SUCCESS
    832 14 From Our Market Correspondent rE announcement that the Malaysia talks in London were "near complete and final" agreement and that Tengku Abdul Rahman would be asked to fly to London acted as a tonic to shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday afternoon
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    STOCKS INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Mock Indices Joly 4 Inly S Industrials: 119.47 120.8? Tins: 116.00 115.40 S rubbers: 114.20 114.20 Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    751 14 pOMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIAL*: Beustesd (2.000) $1.70. (1,000) $1-71: Oimleps $3.25 SL. (1,000) $3.36 D. (3.000) $3.21, (1,000) $3.22. (1.00O) $3.24. CLOOO) $3.25. (3.000) $3.28.
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    Downward trend in rubber prices
    581 14 Downward trend in rubber prices 'THE approaching holi- day period in consumer markets and the consequent lack of buying from overseas, combined with the below average Russian purchases for July, finally made itself felt here say Holiday, Cutler, Bath Co. Ltd. in their current survey on the Malayan Rubber Market.
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    Estate sale bid
    55 14 Malay Coconut Estates directors announced they have received representations from a majority of the shareholders that It would bo desirable to seek a bid for tin- company's estates. Having given the mutter th.ir clom consideration, the directors concur io tin* wew and irr therefore investigating the possibility
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 14 July 5. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 72 cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5455 (up 75 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 245 tons (down 15 tons).
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    Rubber price at lowest levels for 5 years
    431 14 RUBBER Is now at Its lowest level for over 5 years. On the Malayan Rubber Market yesterday opening Indications were slightly lower than Thursday night, but selling pressure did not develop and prices were maintained at a quarter cent decline. Lower sheets
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      920 15 OPTION PREMIUMS PRODUCE PRICES (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) /MINESE Produc. CKChanM. Sings Julr Thr« months. JL,*"" Dunlopa 20 els. McAlister 11 cts. C.conut sll bulk S44i sellers, drum K. Smelters 2g cts. Robinson 11 cts. $4"i sellers. Kmo 21 cm. Rothmans 11 cts. Cspra: July. Aug. UK/Continent (28 r AN. 1 set*.
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      357 15 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. Ftl. *pHE share market closed this week on a buoyant note. Rises out numbered falls by two to one. B.H.P. finished a busy week by gaining today to 555. before closing 6d. higher at 545. 6d. Most other moves were moderate while falls Included some leaders. ICIANZ
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      250 15 AOKAM TIN LIMITED (incorporated In the Federation of Malaya). The Directors of Aokam Tin Limited announce the following ■ale of tin concentrate: For quarter ended 30th June, 1963 piculs 3.870. For year ended 30th June, 1963 piculs *****. THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) PUBLIC EXAMINATIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that
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      733 15 ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY The Annual General Meeting of the Society will be held on Friday. 12th July, in the Singapore Cricket Club at 5.30 p.m. A large attendance is requested. NOTICE THIS is to notify the public that MR. WONG YEW TING is no longer employed by us and he
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      507 15 TENDERS SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC URMURK TENDEK. TENDERS are Invited for the supply of 500 sUckable. tubular steel tables and 500 chairs tor use In the lecture rooms of the Polytechnic. Prototype table and chair which are to be regarded as the pattern. may be viewed at the Polytechnic, between the hours
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      274 15 is 1964 HERE ALREADY We believe so at we unpack the new DECCA 19 and 23 inch Televrsion Receivers. DECCA hat been chosen by the Governments of Malaya, Singapore and North Borneo for Marine, Weather, Wind-finding and Air Surveillance Radar. DECCA Television will be chosen by discerning Malaysians for the
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      Soccer transfer system is illegal—court
      365 16 Soccer transfer system is illegal— court LONDON, Frl. rpHE London High Court dropped a bombshell in English professional football yesterday by rul- ing that its retention and transfer system for players was illegal. The court also decided that the system was not binding on the players. The ruling came at
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      Lock icon Two groups in Europe proposal is defeated
      169 16 Two groups in Europe proposal is defeated DAVIS CUP LONDON, Fri. A recommendation to change the structure of the Davis Cup 'lawn tennis competition by regrouping the European Zone into two sections was defeated at yesterday's annual meeting in London of Davis Cup playing nations. It was agreed In principle
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      HAREITTA CAN CHALK UP ANOTHER WIN
      490 16  - HAREITTA CAN CHALK UP ANOTHER WIN Epsom Jeep RACING by KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. OUTSTANDING trial on the course here this morning was that of Hareitta, who ran 3£ in 35 2/5 with Khamis Saimawe up. The going was fast. The mare is in terrific form and should follow up her
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      Lock icon Report on Relko: No drugs
      146 16 Report on Relko: No drugs rE CL'RRAGH. Fri/— The Stewards of tbe Irish Turf Club yesterday announced that they had received the analyst's report on the samples taken from Relko on Saturday at the Irish Derby here and these were "negative for drugs." Relko. the odds-on favourite, was withdrawn after
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      Doomben 10,000 acceptors
      151 16 BRISBANE, Fix— Acceptors for the Doomben 10.000 to be run over 7f at Doomben tomorrow: KUsherry 9.6; Samson 8.11, Plantation 8.2. Hißhmra 8.1. Tippcrary Star 7.13, Red Smoke 7 11, Prince Paladin 7.10. Maspero 7.9. New Zealand 7.9. Persian King 7.9. Grammar Lad 7.8. Fort Fair 7.8.
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      1479 16 Race One: 2.0— Cl 2 Div 2—5-1 E 1 Ginrer Bread (Huka Kongsi) Martin. 49 0 Johnson I 2 70C08 Obedient Son (Leong St.i Daniels 6 8. 13 *Bubi*n t I 3 ON* Kidding (XL St.) Osman. 7 8*1 1 *M. Ismail 3 4 6 General Trong (Mr.
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      207 16 ATHLETICS HELSINKI, Frl.— Results of finals in the "World Games" athletics meeting here yesterday were: IN METRES 1 Larry Quested (US) 10.3. 2 Willie Williams (US) 10.4. 3 Pault Ny (Fin) 10.5. 4 Klaus Olonska (W. Ocr) 10.6. 6 David Jones (Br) 10.6. Boerje
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      Lock icon FORD LEADS
      46 16 TORONTX>. Pri. Doug Pord. 40. of the U.S. fired a four-under-par 67 yesterd; y to take a twostroke lead at the halfway mark in the $150,000 Canadian Open golf championship. Following a first round of 66. Ford had a 36--bole total of 13i\ Reuter.
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      PENG SOON EAGER TO BEGIN HIS TASK
      216 17 BADMINTON OINGAPORE, Fri. Wong Peng Soon said here today that he hoped to get down to the job of coaching the Malayan Thomas Cup team as soon as possible. "I have not been able to watch some of the trainees in action recently.
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      8 Thomas Cup 'hopes' in Perak tourney
      579 17 8 Thomas Cup 'hopes' in Perak tourney AIK HUANG GUNALAN EXCUSED BY BAM IPOH, Friday. [TIGHT of the ten Malayan Thomas Cup "hopes" will be seen in action in the Perak open badminton championships here from July 19 to 21. The absentees will be Tan Aik Huang, the Penang schoolboy
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      Support for Selangor move
      67 17 Support for Selangor move CKREMBAN, Fri. N.S.R. Bickers, president of the NegTi Malacca Rugby Union, said today he was in favour of Selangor's proposal that the official rugby season should begin in August instead of September. "The Rugby Union season in England begins in September and for years Malaya has
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      JUNIOR RELAY
      36 17 SINGAPORE, Prl. There will be no Inter-club relays In the Singapore AAA junior championships to be held on July 20-21. Instead there will be an inter-U-am relay. Any four athletes can form a team.
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      TENNIS MEET
      20 17 MALACCA. Pri. This year's Malayan National lawn tennis championships will be held here from Aug. 1 to 4
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      Six records broken by Perak police
      128 17 Six records broken by Perak police ATHLETICS IPOH, Fri.— Six records were broken and one equalled on the first day of the Perak Contingent Police athletics championships here today. New records were set In both finals today. The other marks were broken In the heats. In the pole vault final
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      TOP GERMAN COACH IS COMING TO MALAYA
      129 17 TOP GERMAN COACH IS COMING TO MALAYA KUALA LLMPUR. Fri A West German soccer expert will visit Malaya next month to conduct a course for Asian football coaches. Ho is Karl Heddegott, a top-class coach attached to the Sports School of Heneff, in West Germany. He is being sent by
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      First victory for Trengganu
      200 17 MALAYA CUP TRENGGANU 4 PERLIS 1, Kuala Trengganu, Fri. rrRENGGANU scored their first win in this year's Malaya Cup soccer competition when they beat Perils 4-1 at Padang Paya Bunga here today. Trengganu could have won by a bigger margin but many of their efforts fizzled
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      Aussie club invited by FAM
      381 17  - Aussie club invited by FAM KEITH HOOPER SOCCER by OYDNEY, Fri. Apia- Leichhardt, one of the top clubs in Australian soccer, have been invited to make a tour of Malaya. The invitation was received last Saturday by the club, through. New South Wales Soccer Federation secretary Bob Clarke, from F.A.
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      HWA LUCK IS THE CHAMP AGAIN
      251 17 SWIMMING SINGAPORE Frl For the fnnrrh successive year Tan fourth successive year un Hwa Luck became individual champion at the AngloChinese School swimming championshiDs held at Amber Read today. He won five events RociiltcKesuus. Boys Div. A: lo*'m rre«? tysS~ -1 Kung Slang Yo,
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      61 17 S()((ER Penmnt Dlt. t: MTC u iTT* 1 IA 0. Ipoh Dlt. 3: KIA wo. Police; Medicals 3 Kllat 1. TaJp* Inf Lee 'A': Survey 2 Fed. Armed Forces CSU 0. Krfen Lf« (P. Bun- ***>: P»J»t*n Beni 1 Suar* Muda. gg' BUr 0 H-Mlc Mt. t: WD
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      53 17 JAKARTA. Prl. The Indonesian Football Federation said yesterday they were unable to accept Malaya's Invitation to play in the Merdeka tournament this year at Kuala Lumpur (Aug. 8-18) because they had earlier committed themselves to a tour of China, North Korea and North Vietnam by the national team
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      AW HOE CUP
      33 17 HONO KONO. PTI. The annual Aw Hoe inter-port soccer match between Singapore and Hong Kons will be played here on Oct. 19. the Hong Kong F.A. announced here last night.
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      389 17 SPOR TS DIARY CRICKET MCA Lge: Spore v Malacca (Spore padang) Penang v S'gor (Pg>. TENNIS Malayan Malays championships iKL padang). L. Perak open championships (T. Anson). Spore YMCA open (Bras |Basah Rd. 5). BADMINTON Sgor restricted championships (SBA hall). Penanq Youth Week tourney (PPS hall. 2.30 7 p.m.). Malady
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    Accord in London and the unhappy ones...
    247 18 Accord in London and the unhappy ones... SINGAPORE, Fri.— News of agreement on all major points in the London talks between Malaya and Singapore failed to make at least two political leaders here any happier. The lt.tris.in Sosialis chairman. Dr Lee Siew Choh. said tli,- talks had never been accepted
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    TWO LAND DYAKS ON CONSORTING CHARGES
    192 18 KUCHING. PH. Two Indonesian Land Dayaks. Jumbeh anak Godeng, 18, and Rehau anak Glndol. 20. were brought before the Serian district court In Sarawak's First Division yesterday on two charges under the Preservation of Public Security Regulations. The first charge was that on April
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    Inspection at 4 pm
    33 18 SINGAPORE. Frl The Yang dl Pertuan Negara. Inche Yu-sot bin Ishak will attend the St John Ambulance annual inspection at the Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday at 4 pm.
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    72 18 MR. CYRIL MARRY RVVIS, 74 Of Srrrmhan »udd»nly 0-7-83 Id Singapore Olcnraxlea Honpltal. Kunrral urran«rinvnu MM <<• oiimil In iht preu ■< noon i«KKibUMADAM rll CHEAH NCft 70 «-«1fl -Ji Mr. Oun Lap Allan Oan Kirn i.i.i. J I- Amu ol Jd«ln Mulacni niawd away iw.irrfutiy on 3<i B.M
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    61 18 TOKYO. Pri.— Two Jet lighters of the Japanese Air Self-Defence Force crashed today when they touched each other in mid-air over Ishlnomnlci City, Northern Japan. Police said on-, of the pilots was missing. The other was rescued by a fishing boat. One of the Jel
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    New restaurant
    21 18 SINGAPORE. Pri. A new restaurant "Troika Room." White B ..r Restaurant was opened today at 82-2 Bras Basah Road
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    180 18 PEKING, Friday. "THE Chinese Foreign Ministry yesterday handed the Soviet Embassy here a "strong protest" against the Russian demand for the recall of three Chinese diplomats and two other Chinese. The protest said the Russian recall demand was "onesided" and "unreasonable." The Note brought the ideological
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    Lock icon Queen's fall: 'Not on her face' denial
    66 18 BIRMINGHAM. Pri. Officials denied press reports that Queen Elizabeth had fallen on her face at the Royal Agricultural Show at Kenllworth near here, yesterday. The director of the show. Mr. Francis Pemberton said: It Is absolutely untrue." He said the Queen tripped and
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    182 18 Freyberg (VC, DSO four times) dies WINDSOR (England). Fri. General Lord Freyberg, V.C., a former GovernorGeneral of New Zealand, died last night soon after being admitted to a Windsor hospital. He was 74. Bernard Cyril Freyberg was one of the Commonwealth's greatest fighting men His courageous exploits in two world
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    Plea by four dismissed
    80 18 SINGAPORE. Pri. Mr. Justice Ambrose, in the- High Court today, upheld a magistrate's court conviction and sentence of a fine of $40 imposed on each of four persons on a charge of gaming in public It was said that Lee Khoon Cheng. Goh Tan Crie. Lim
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    DESTROYER PICKS UP INJURED SEAMAN
    103 18 SINGAPORE. Frl. A British destroyer today raced to the coast of Sumatra to pick up an Injured seaman from an oil tanker. The Norwegian seaman stoker mechanic Olsen Otto, wis later transferred for surgical treatment on board the aircraft carrier Ark Royal. The destroyer Diana
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      SINGLES CROWN TO McKINLEY
      569 18 TN a relentless display of controlled, power tennis, "Chuck" Mckinley of United States won the men's singles title at the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Championships here today when he beat Fred Stolle of Australia by 9-7, 6-1, 6-4. The 22-year-old Texas College student, who was seeded No.
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      Further setbacks, England 216
      313 18  -  KEITH MILLER reporting on 3rd Test EDGBASTON, Friday. 17NGLAND were all out 216 in their first innings J-« at close of the second day's play in the Third Test here today. They were 157 for five over- night. When play resumed this morning England suffered further
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    183 18 T ONDON. Pri. Results of cricket matches played today were: At Maidstonr: Abandoned as a draw-rain. Essex 293-8 dec. and 63-2. Kent 302-9 dec. At Taunton: Abandoned as a drawrain. Somerset 239 and 117-3. Cambridge U 138. At Ashbv-de-la-Zoucb: Abandoned as a draw-rain. Warwick 167 and 0-0. Leics
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    A HOUSEWIFE LEARNS THE KOREAN ART OF SELF-DEFENCE
    121 18 HOUSEWIFE Mrs. HE. Teh (above), 41, will soon be able to take care of herself come what may. She is one of the 100 students including six women of the Korean art of selfdefence, the kwon do, now being taught regularly six
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    374 18 LONDON, Pri. The stock markets ended the week on a satisfactory note but with buyers tending to hold off in front of the week-end. Gilt-edgeds started off well, but In the afternoon abort-dated stocks were inclined to ease. There was still a good deal of Interest in the
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      42 18 LJIGHEST and lowest tempera- Hires in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Thursday to 8 pm yesterday: Hirhcst Lowest Kuala Lumpur 93 75 Kota Bharu 90 75 Penansi 88 75 Ipok 91 72 Malacca 90 70 Singapore 88 77
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