The Straits Times, 26 July 1963

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    20 1 AVEHACE DAILY fERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 n The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, JULY 26, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Soekarno decides tomorrow
    176 1 SCHEDULED TO SPEAK ON THE MANILA SUMMIT AT AN ANTI-MALAYSIA RALLY JAKARTA, Thursday. DRESIDENT SOEKARNO will announce on Saturday whether or not he would attend the scheduled summit meeting with President Macapagal and Tengku Abdul Rahman in Manila, Antara news agency reported today. The news agency quoted
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    UN MAN FOR POLL
    929 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN: By— KUALA LUMPUR Thursday TENGKU Abdul Rahman said today that a U.N. man was standing by in Manila to make arrangements for the opinion poll in North Borneo and Sarawak on Malaysia. He will liaise between (he coming three-nation summit coqferenoe and the U.N.
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    Lock icon Summit: Philippines proposes one-day extension
    170 1 Summit: Philippines proposes one-day extension MANILA. Thurs.— The Philippine Government today proposed to Malaya and Indonesia that their scheduled summit meeting next week be extended by one day up to Aug. 3 "to allow more elbow room" for discussions. The Foreign Undersecretary. Mr. Salvador P. Lopez, told a press conference
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    Lock icon Subandrio on the 'Bandoeng spirit9
    177 1 Subandrio on the 'Bandoeng spirit 9 JAKARTA, Thurs. The Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio, said today that if the formation of Malaysia was to be forced nn Malaya's neighbours, the scheduled meeting in Manila could not solve differences over the Malaysia issue. Speaking to reporters after a meeting with President Soekarno.
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    I am a thoroughly immoral man: Ward
    706 1 I am a thoroughly immoral man: Ward LONDON. Thurs. Dr. Stephen Ward, osteopath and artist, took the witness stand today and related to a hushed court his story. The 50-year-old Ward genially agreed with his counsel. Mr James Burge. that he was a "thoroughly Immoral man." Mr. Burge described Ward
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    GCMG for Head
    33 1 LONDON. Thurs. Viscount Head. High Commissioner-designate to Uie Federation of Malaysia, received the OCMO (Knight Grand Cross of St. Michael and St. George) from the Queen at Buckingham Palace today.
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    Lock icon Lost leg sewn back
    75 1 JOHANNESBURG. Thurs. An African who had his left leg seve-ed by a train on Saturday has had his leg restored. Three surgeons and two anaesthetists worked for four hours to sew it back. I Zephanla Ndhlazi. an office cleaher. said: "After the accident I saw the
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    S'pore general elections after Malaysia
    2071 1 CHALLENGE ACCEPTED-BUT HOUSE HAS DUTY TO DISCHARGE: TOH SINGAPORE, Thursday. GENERAL ELECTIONS to the 51 seats in the Singapore Assembly will be held after the formation of Malaysia on Aug. 31. This was announced by the Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, in the
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    Lock icon Partial A-ban treaty is signed
    191 1 Partial A-ban treaty is signed Moscow. Thurs. Russia, Britain and the United States initialled a partial nuclear test ban \reaty here today, a Soviet spokesman said. The ban covers all nuclear tests except those underground. The treaty was initialled by Lord Hailsham (Britain >, Mr. Averell Harriman (U.S.). and Mr.
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    STOP PRESS
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon CEYLON'S OIL GRAB: NO CHOICE SAYS GOVT
      138 2 CEYLON'S OIL GRAB: NO CHOICE SAYS GOVT pOLOMBO, Thurs. The Ceylonese Government had "no alternative" but to take over j the distribution of oil In j Ceylon because foreign oil companies were not I prepared to reduce their import prices, the Government said last night In a statement. It was
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      Lock icon Diem must go. say Buddhists
      87 2 Diem must go. say Buddhists SAIGON, Thurs—Buddhist leaders last night issued a call for President Ngo Dinh Diem (above) to step down in favour of a government that would be more sympathetic to the country's Buddhist majority. A Buddhist spokesman indicated that removal of Diem a Roman Catholic would clear
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      Lock icon CHOLERA SPREADS TO BANGKOK
      130 2 CHOLERA SPREADS TO BANGKOK OANGKOK, Thurs. Cholera has reached Bangkok from Southern Thailand where at least 45 people are officially reported to have died from the disease. More cholera cases and one death have been confirmed in Bangkok and its twin city of Dhonburi. Unofficial reports said there were at
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      Lock icon THE 'OPEN' WAY OF TEACHING BLIND A SUCCESS
      155 2 THE 'OPEN' WAY OF TEACHING BLIND A SUCCESS LONDON. Thurs. Initial experiment* in Africa with the "open education" system, where blind children learn side by side with sighted pupils, have been so successful that it is to be extended in Africa and Asia. The annual report of the Royal Commonwealth
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      Lock icon I assume full responsibility for graft charges: Macapagal
      399 2 I assume full responsibility for graft charges: Macapagal MANILA, Thur«. PRESIDENT Macapagal yesterday assumed full responsibility for the alleged implication of Vice President Emmanuel Pelaez in the Stonehill case. Vice President Pelaez resigned as secretary of Foreign Affairs last Sunday after the Secretary of Justice in a radio-television statement had
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      Lock icon $150 m. IMF aid to Indonesia
      72 2 WABHTNOTON, Thurs. The International Monetary Fund announced It had entered into a stand-by arrangement authorising we Government of Indonesia to draw up to US$5O ($150) million in currencies held by* the Fund during thte next 12 months. The I.M.F. said the arrangement was intended
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      Lock icon ROMULO (suing for $280,000) DECIDES: I STAY
      205 2 ROMULO (suing for $280,000) DECIDES: I STAY MANILA, Thurs. ITI General Carlos P. Romulo (above), named in allegations which caused the Philippine Foreign Secretary to resign, said today he will remain as president of the University of the Philippines. Gen. Romulo. former Philippine Ambassador to the United States, said he
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      Lock icon Suspend Portugal from U.N. call by Ghana
      351 2 Suspend Portugal from U.N. call by Ghana IT N I TED NATIONS, Thurs. Ghana proposed yesterday that the Security Council should suspend Portugal's U.N. membership if she failed to take positive steps to amend her policies in Africa by the start of the General Assembly session in September Mr. Alex
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      Hatta is out of hospital
      46 2 JAKARTA, Thurs. Former Vice President Dr. Mohammad Hatta was released from the General Hoepital yesterday after 19 days of medical treatment for an undisclosed tUne&s. His private secretary W. I. Hutabarat said that he still needed complete rest for some time.
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      Lock icon VET-OUT ENVOYS VICTIMISED BECAUSE OF MALAYSIA'
      245 2 JAKARTA, Thurs, rE Indonesian Herald said yesterday that Britain had victimised the two Indonesian viceconsuls she has declared persona non grata in North Borneo. It was absurd to blame the pair for the troubles that the "heavily armed British colonial administration" was facing in
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      Returning home
      23 2 SEOUL. Thurs. A Thai contingent departed for home today after a year of duty with the United Nations command in Korea—UPl.
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      China-Cuba pact
      23 2 PEKINO. Thurs. China and Cuba slime; a cultural co-operation agreement :or 19f13 here yesterday, the New C lina News Agency reported—Heater.
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  • US.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon A thumbs up on way to court
      38 3 A "THUMBS UP" gesture by Dr. Stephen Ward as he leaves a friend's flat in Mallord Street, Chelsea, London, to stand trial on vice charges at the Old Bailey.— Reuter photo
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      Lock icon Guatemala breaks ties with Britain
      113 3 Guatemala breaks ties with Britain n UATEMALA CITY, Thurs.— Guatemala severed diplomatic re- lations with Britain yesterday over the British Honduras dispute, it was announced here last night. Colonel Alfredo Enrique Peralta, Chief of State, said in a nation-wide radio and television broadcast fiat relattOM had been brofcen oft because
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      Lock icon Ban on Jehovahs
      21 3 ATHENS. Thurs. Tine Greok Oovenunrm lias banned all public meetings of Jehovah's Witnesses. It was unnonncrd today.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon The Ward show gallery ordered: Close down
      338 3 The Ward show gallery ordered: Close down LONDON. Thursday. HPHE Holborn Borough Council has given the 1 directors of the London gallery, which is staging Dr. Stephen Ward's portrait exhibition. 48 I hours' notice to close. The district surveyor serv<ed the notice because of I "irregularities' under the I London
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      Lock icon Wheel-chair diplomat is invested
      110 3 LONDON, Thurs. Legless Mixs Barbara Salt, first B'Uish woman diplomat to be appointed ,iii ambassador, appeared in a wheel-chair betore Queen Elizabottl at a Buckingham Palace investiture yesterday. The Queen stepped down from the dais on which she stood and presented her with the insignia of
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      Freighter sinks
      26 3 COPENHAGEN. Thurs. Tlie 500-ton Faroese freighter Blikur hit an iceberg and sank off thr West Greenland coast, early tod;-v No one was lost. Rru'or
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      Dutch students for Jakarta
      50 3 THE HAOUE. Thurs— KLM Headquarters announced yesterday that 38 Dutch students will leave I dv air on Aug. 3 (or Jakarta ss guests of Indonesian student bodies. In return 40 Indonesian students will arrive in Amsterdam on Sept. 9 as guests ol Dutch student bodies.— U.P.L
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      Lock icon British Govt 'No' to Cunard plan for a new
      239 3 British Govt 'No' to Cunard plan for a new LONDON, Thurs. The British Government announced yesterday that it had rejected a new proposal by the Cunard Company for government help to build a ship to replace the Queen Mary. Mr. Ernest Marples. Minister of Transport, told the House of Commons
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      Lock icon Special suite for Jackie's baby denied
      80 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. The| White House yesterday denied reports that a special suite had been prepared at an Air Force base hospital near Hyannis Port. Massachusetts, In case of an emergency over Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy's baby. The President's spokesman, Mr. Pierre Salinger, said Mrs. Kennedy
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      Lock icon Journalist dies at 84
      61 3 LONDON, Thurs.— The death of Sir John Pollock, author and dramatist at the age of 84. was announced here yesterday. Sir John also held various journalistic posts. He was a correspondent in various European capitals for the Tunes and Dally Mall In the 1920s and worked
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      Lock icon Off to Havana
      39 3 MOSCOW. Thurs. Some members of the Indonesian Communist Party delegation visiting Russia left Moscow yesterday by air for Havana to attend the 10th anniversary celebrations of the Cuban revolution, the So\let news agency Tass reported. Reuter.
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      Midnight blast at news office
      47 3 ADEN. Thurs. A handgrenadr i exploded In the South Arabian i News Agency office at midnight on Monday killing one and in-, Juring another. The agency also acts as representative In Aden for the Associated Press and the London Daily Telegraph.— UP.l.
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      Lock icon Holland's new Cabinet after 70-day crisis
      68 3 I THE HAGUE, Thurs.— Queen Juliana yesterday swore in a new Cabinet, ending Holland's 70-dav-old Government crisis. Only the Ministers not In the outgoing Cabinet of Prof. Jan de Quay .were sworn in. The new Coalition Government is shaped on practically the samr lines
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      Lock icon British-US-India air exercise
      57 3 NEW DELHI, Thurs.— The first Joint training exercise between British. United States, and Indian Air Force squadrons will be held In November. Authoritative sources here said the exercises would be designed to train the Indian Air Force in the use of radar equipment to protect Indian cities
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      Lock icon 1854 stamp: $93,500
      69 3 LONDON. Thurv A world record price of €11.000 was paid today by an anonymous Italian stamp collector for a one- penny .stamp issued in Bermuda in 1854. The red-on-blue stamp was the only known example on an envelope of a provisional issue by the local postmaster. A
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      Lock icon Two of the witnesses: Mandy and Christine
      53 3 MANDY Rice-Davis (nearer camera) and Christine Heeler during the lunch adjournment of the Old Bailey trial of Dr. Ward on vice charges. The two girts have already given evidence at the trial, which opened on Monday. .Ward has pleaded not guilty to five
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      Lock icon CUBA SEIZES U.S. EMBASSY IN REPRISAL
      253 3 HAVANA, Thursday. T^HE Cuban Government yesterday expropriated 1 the United States Embassy building and grounds in a move belteved unprecedented in diplomatic history. The action was taken in reprisal for the freezing of Cuban Government accounts lin U.S. banks, according to the expropriation decree.
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      65 3 First religious newspaper LONDON. Thurs. Britain's first national religious daily new.spaper will oegin publication in the autumn of this year, if 80.000 sup- < porters can be recruited by then. a clergyman told a Press conference here today. The Rev. Harold Goodwin, who is also a lecturer, said the newspaper,
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    MALAYSIA DEBATE: THE BARISAN TO MOVE AN AMENDMENT
    365 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Barisan Sosialis chairman. Dr. Lee Siew Choh, will move an amendment to the Prime Minister's motion on the Malaysia agreement which comes up for debate in the Legislative Assembly on Monday. Dr. Lees amendment, which is substantially the same as
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    Youth forum
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A youth forum In "Youth Week In Business" will be held during the Singapore Junior Chamber of Commerce luncheon meeting on Saturday at the Rosee d'Or. Four students have been selected to participate in the event.
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    Probe witness: No stop work threat
    330 4 7 WAS CONFUSED' HE SAYS SINGAPORE. Thurs ]y|K. M. VEERAMUTHU, a witness at the commission of inquiry on Government daily-rated employees today retracted an earlier statement he had made in connection with a victimisation allegation against a "responsible Government official." The witness, who is
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    Back home-the film star with her own company
    279 4  - Back home- the film star with her own company JUDITH YONG By SINGAPORE. Thurs.— (hong Sit Fong (left). 27. the former Sinnapore night-club singer who has scaled the heights to film fame in Hong Kong is back for stage appearances in conjunction with her latest film. Pretty Sit Fong. 27.
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    GOVT 'NO' TO PROBE ON BRIGADE
    125 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three Opposition Assemblymen. Mr. David Marshall <Ind.-Anson>. Mr. Ong Chang Sam ißarisan-Chua Chu Kang) and Mr. Ong Eng Guan fUPP-Hong Llm) called on the Government in the Legislative Assembly today j to consider setting up an Inquiry into the functioning of the
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    'MERCURY' MODEL ON SHOW
    66 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A display of a full-scale replica of an American Mercury space capsule was opened this afternoon by the United States Consul-General. Mr. Sam P. Gllstrap. at the UBIS Cultural Centre. The display will be opened to the public for one week, between 8 ajn.
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    No more 'sz' licences
    65 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Government has temporarily suspended the Issue of new "SZ" licences, specially meant for cars hired out on contract as whole vehicles, because they are being used as pirate taxis. A statement from the Deputy Prime Minister's office, announcing this, added: "The police will
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    Top dancer for festival
    96 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Nineteen topflight artists from India will be participating In the South-east Asia Cultural festival to be held here from Aug. 8 to 16. Leader of the team Is talented classical dancer, Shrimathi Rukminl Dcvi, who organised the Kalalcshetra group In 1036. which has done
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      204 4 1 IN AND OUT BY AIR THK following la today's, acbe- dule of civil aircraft movementa at Paya Lebar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS Caruda: From Medan (OA 000) 3.25 p.m.: from Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur (OA 803) S.lO p.m.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8.49 a.m. Thai Inttmarlenal: From Hone Kong. Bangkok (TO
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      196 4 Briti.h United Airways: From Hone Konc (BR 663) 2.46 p.m. OIPARTURM Cathar Pieirie Airoayt: To Kuala Lumpur. Bmnckok. Hoog Koos. Talpeh. Onka (CX 730) 8 a.m. Oantas: To Perth, Sydney (QF 736) 10.30 p.m. Malayan Airways: To Kuala Lumpur (ML 070) 7.31 m.m. to Kuala Lumpur (ML 073) 6.30 p.m.:
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    Out-70 year old secrets from church foundation stone '
    266 5 Out-70 year old secrets from church foundation stone SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A 70 year old church foundation stone today yielded its secrets under the blows of chisel and hammer. Workmen, demolishing the old St Matthew's Church in Neil Road to build a new $140,000 church In its place came upon the
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    Kajang branch bank opening
    77 5 KAJANG. Thurs.— The KaJ.uiK branch of the Malayan Banking Ltd., will be opened on Saturday, at 11 a.m., by the Ulu Langat District Officer, Inche Mohamed Othman bin Mohamed All Tins bank, which is the fn.st to be opened here. Is housed in an ultra-modem three
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    'Calm' appeal to public on army-police exercise
    187 5 'Calm' appeal to public on army-police exercise KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Thousands of soldiers and police will take part in a three-day Federa-tion-wide public order exercise beginning on Saturday, it was announced today. The announcement came hard on the heels of yesterday's disclosure that the Internal Security Council had decided on
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    MALAYSIA DAY GIANT RALLY OF 20,000
    260 5 MALAYSIA DAY GIANT RALLY OF 20,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday 4 BOUT 20.000 schoolchildren will take part in a rally at the Merdeka Stadium here on Aug. 31 in connection with the Malaysia celebrations. The celebrations com- mittee headed by Senator Khaw Kal Boh today went to the Malayan Film Unit
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    Tea salesman dies
    29 5 PENANG. Thurs.— A tea salasman. Tan Cheng Soon, who collapsed in a shop at Tanjong Tokong yesterday afternoon, died in the General Hospital here this morning
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    Unite call to MCA, N. Borneo party
    178 5 pENA N G, Thurs. 1 Hope that the Malayan Chinese Association and the pro-Malaysia National Party of North Borneo will unite and play their full part in the formation of Malaysia was expressed today by the Penang MCA president, Mr. Saw Seng Kew.
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    Khir to visit Parit Buntar
    49 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs.— The Minister for Agriculture and Cooperatives. Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl. will visit Parlt Buntar on Saturday to open a meeting of the Kiian Malay School Teachers' Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society. He will also visit rural development projects In Krlan district.
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    MALAY CHAMBER'S PRIORITY CALL
    124 5 PENANG, Thurs.— The Pen a n g Malay Chamber of Commerce will move a resolution on Sunday urging the Federation Government to give priority to Ma- lay companies in awardins government tenders. The chamber will table this motion at the pan-Malayan .conference of Malay Cham- bers
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    10 shots fired in new piracy incident
    150 5 10 shots fired in new piracy incident PRT SWETTENHAM, Thurs. Indonesian pirates struck again for the ninth time in 3g days in the Straits of Malacca yesterday. Chia Swee Kian 28, of Pnlau Ketum was fishing near the Indonesian Aruah Islands at 1.30 a.m. when he heard five shots. He
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    Judicial farewell
    52 5 TAIPING, Thurs. The president of the Sessions Court. Inche Wan Adnan bin Ismail, who Is going on transfer to Kuala Lumpur, was today entertained to a farewell dinner here by members of the Bar. the police and the staff of the courts at Selama. Kuala Kangsar, Sltiawan. Lenggong
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    POLICEMEN FLY IN TO ESCORT SHINODA
    117 5 POLICEMEN FLY IN TO ESCORT SHINODA SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three Tokyo police officers flew In here last night to escort M. Shinoda. a Japanese businessman alleged to have swindled an American firm of $100,000. back to Japan for questioning. They wero inspector S. Ueyama i above) Assistant Inspector T. Marukami and
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    A second check of clerical flops
    220 5 A second check of clerical flops KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Government is to review the papers of 1,128 government clerks who failed in the recent clerical service examination. Only 72 clerks passed out of a total of 1.200 who sat the examination In April. A spokesman of the Congress of
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    Soya buffet at club
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Soyabean Council ol America will hold a soya buflet at the American Club at 5 p.m. on July 30.
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    Death fall "girl, 16, leaves a note for mother
    247 6 Death fall girl, 16, leaves a note for mother SINGAPORE, Thurs. Si x t c c n year-old •scigolftrt W *Tan, who fell to ncr death from the eighth storey of Ngee Ann Building in Orchard Road last night, left a deathnote to her stepmother. It said: "I want to
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    77 6 JAKARTA. Thurs. Malaya's Ambassador, Dato Kamaruddin bin Hajl Idris, yesterday presented to Social Welfare Minister Muljadl Djojomartono 163.200 ruplahs for victims of the Gunung Agung volcano eruption on Bali. The money was donated by the Malayan community In Jakarta. In making the presentation, the Ambassador said
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    Union's protest on Malaysia
    47 6 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Bus Workers' Union meets on Sunday at its premises In Bukit Timah Road at 3 p.m. to protest against the signing of the Malaysia agreement. A union spokesman said that leaders of all unions have been invited to attend.
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    Police would not help get back my daughter court told
    1945 6 THEY WERE UNCO-OPERATIVE BECAUSE SOOfsCS FATHER IS INFLUENTIAL: IRENE'S FATHER y— Sixth day of the hearing Counsel: As the man of the house what did you do? SINGAPORE, Thursday. See Chwee Yon;, father of Irene See Chye Neo, said today
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    New police quarters
    29 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will open the first new police quarters under the force's fouryear development plan tomorrow at 730 p.m
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    TWO VITAL GOVT MOVES STOPPED BY OPPOSITION
    2389 7 Rajaratnam: Reds are out to sabotage Malaysia OINGAPORE, Thins. The Opposition tonight succeeded in blocking two vital Government moves in the Legislative Assembly. After a 23-23 vote on the Singapore (Elections to the Federal House of Representatives) Bill, there was again deadlocked voting
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      52 7 Congratulations to the MITSUI BANK LTD. on the occasion of the opening of their new branch in Singapore MARUZEN TOYO OIL CO. (S) LTD. SINGAPORE With Best Wishes THE MITSUI BANK LTD. on the opening of their j Singapore Branch SUMITOMO SHOJI KAISHA LTD. 1 44- A, ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE.
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    DEATH
    22 8 2* IT era's 110 (Minimum) KASMBL FERNANDEZ of Sakthlkuiangara Qullon, India passed away on 23rd July. 1963 after a short HI-
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    44 8 U Wnris $10 i Minimum) MR. AND MRS. T.Pathmanatban of M, Buklt Timbok. Seremhan thank a'l relatives and friends for their attendance, presents. congratulatory rendered on the occasion of their marriage on 3rd July at Kuantan and reception on 7th July at Beremban.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    48 8 10 WnrJfSl* (Minimum) IN MEMORY OP 8. Ellathamby departed 26/7/61. Time takes away the edge of grief, hut memory turns back every leaf. Wife and children. N IVBRLOVINO MEMORY of Mn. Kamala Ephralm died 26.7.61 Though Departed But Never Forgotten by Her Loving Children and Relatives.
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  • The Straits Times
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      The Rest Of Rueff
      669 8 Public attention has been focussed largely, almost exclusively, on the sections of the Rueff Report dealing with a Malaysian common market The recommendations on this project are without doubt the most important, while the central place this issue occupied in the political bargaining which preceded the
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      Illegal Houses
      383 8 There is a strong note of irony in the controversy that has blown up in Ipoh over the demolition of illegal squatter housing in the Buntong new village area. Twenty of the houses, all in a half finished state, have been pulled down, on the orders of the
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      Anti-TB Drive
      130 8 Though steady progress has been made in the campaign to stamp cut tuberculosis in Malaya, the incidence of the disease remains disturbingly high. Some four hundred new cases a month have been uncovered in the case-finding drive launched by the Government four months ago— a figure that will
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    Lock icon The lesson of Sleepy HoUow
    609 8 The lesson of Sleepy HoUow by Anthony Sampson JO HANNESBURG. Thurs. "Seldom have so few done so much for so many." So said Colonel Van der Bergh, of the South African security branch, after the round-up a week ago of 17 leaders of all races in "Sleepy Hollow," a suburb
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    Pakistan faces up to its moment or truth
    1093 8 Pakistan faces up to its moment or truth I PREDICT a a tHrflrVt*?^ byA SPECIAL WRITER KARACHI, Thursday CENTRAL ISSUE IS WESTERN ARMS AID TO INDIA THERE is an a t mosphere of semie m c r gency in Pakistan today. Not that it is reflected in the daily life
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      74 8 THE TRIUMPH OF JAMS BABSON She was only nine years old when she died, a victim of deadly leukemia. Yet she had spent the last painful months of her life bringing happiness to those around her. A poignant journey into the heart of a remarkable iittle girl is condensed in
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      The 35 th bank for Singapore opens today
      540 9 The 35 th bank for Singapore opens today fHE Mitsui Bank Ltd., which opens a branch office in Cecil Street, Singapore, this morning will be the 35th bank to operate in the State. The Japanese Con-sul-General, Mr. Hiroto Tanaka, will perform the opening ceremony which will be attended by Mr.
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      Bank chicf pays tribute to Singapore's achievements
      312 9 aiNGAPORE is k about to take further great strides in the economic field with the formation of the federation of Malaysia on Aug. 31, says Mr. Masuo Yanagi. president of the Mitsui Bank Ltd., of Tokyo, Japan. In a special ■MMff conveyed to
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      Phenomenal expansion in banking activities
      542 10 ACCENT IS ON CLIENTS' COMFORT The bank continues to pay high rate of dividend Plays vital role in country's progress THE Mitsui Bank of Tokyo, Japan, whose branch is being opened for business in Singapore today, has a dynamic history and a phenomenal growth. The
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      Fair business report from all overseas branches
      267 10 Fair business report from all overseas branches THE latest report on the Bank just published mentions fair business results achieved by all its overseas branches. Prior to opening up here the Bank has already had business connection with another South-East Asian territory. Particularly worthy of mention was the opening of
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      Facing the future
      158 12 UyiTH expansion of the banking business scale and the increase in number of branch offices, and in order to cope with the increasing demand for managerial efficiency, the Bank has been conducting a systematic educational training for its staff employees for their qualitative improvement. To meet the
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      An important customer service
      51 12 An important customer service BELOW is the accounts section 01 me bead office of the Mitsui Badk in Tokyo, comfortably laid oat for the client. THE Safe Deposit section is another important client service. On the right a visitor is seen goin* through some treasured document just taken out of
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      Japanese banker sees bright future for Malaysia
      457 12 Japanese banker sees bright future for Malaysia *T«HE future of the 1 state of Malaysia, which is scheduled to be inaugurated on August 31, is expected to be bright as the economy of Malaya, the nucleus of the new state, continues to be stable. This is the- view expressed by
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      THE PROPOSED H.Q.
      20 9 Artljfs impression of the proposed new premises ot the Mitsui Bank. Robinson Road to bo completed soon.
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      79 9 THE MITSUI BANK LTD., OF JAPAN (Established: 1876) TAKES GREAT PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF ITS SINGAPORE BRANCH OFFICE TODAY AT 66/68 CECIL STREET, SINGAPORE 1. With the Establishment of the Singapore Branch The Mitsui Bank Now Consists of a Network of 106 Domestic and 6 Overseas Offices. The
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      248 10 With Best Wishes to THE MITSUI fcANK LTD. on the opening of their Singapore Branch TOYO MENKA KAISHA LTD. Kong Hoa Building, 2-D. George Street, SINGAPORE. Best Wishes to THE MITSUI BANK LTD. on the opening of their Singapore Branch MARUBENI -lIDA CO., LTD. CROSBY HOUSE 71. ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE.
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      163 10 MITSUI CO., LTD. 2nd Floor, Asia Insurance Building Extends their Warmest Congratulations to THE MITSUI BANK LTD. on the occasion of the opening of their Singapore Branch fffl£/SM/ TH CORONA A NEW SMITH CORONA SECRETARIAL! o precision Ij UU*" SfitfK^^^fK monufoctured to weother e'onstont usao* VL&\ in th* most demanding
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      275 11 i CONGRATULATIONS TO THE MITSUI BANK LIMITED TAISHO MARINE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in .lupan) GENERAL AGENTS: THE ASIA INSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) With Best Wishes to THE MITSUI BANK LTD. on the opening of their Singapore Branch A MITSUBISHI SHOJI KAISHA, LTD. No. 9-D PHILLIP STREET,
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      194 11 With Best Wishes to THE MITSUI BANK LTD. on the opening of their Singapore Branch <§> C. ITOH CO., LTD. 2nd Floor. No. 6. Cecil Street, SINGAPORE. With Best Wishes to THE MITSUI BANK LTD. on the opening, of their Singapore Branch (k) F. KANEMATSU CO., LTD. 12-D. ASIA INSURANCE
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      455 12 With Best Wishes to THE MITSUI BANK LTD. on the opening of their Singapore Branch 8 Nichimen Co., Ltd. Ist Floor, Ho Hong Building 65, Chulia Street, Singapore 1 THE MITSUI BANK on the opening of their Singapore Branch We are proud once again to have been chosen by yet
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    Indonesians lost at sea for month are saved
    213 13 Indonesians lost at sea for month are saved KUANTAN, Thurs Four Indonesian seamen were towed ashore here today after their boat was blown off course by a storm. They are Musa bin Dol, 40, Larwln bin Nageng 33. Jagah bin Dlngh, 27, and Nairn bin Durdak, 27. Their boat, carrying
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    By-election date
    40 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Nomination day for the Selangor State Assembly by-election at Telok Datoh Is Aug. 12. with polling on Sept. 7. The byelection Is caused by the death, on July 13. of Raja Ismail bin Raja Ibrahim
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    Two more held in Singapore
    41 13 BINGAPORE. Thurs. Police arrested two men and screened 471 suspects throughout the Island in the past 24 hours. One man was detained under the Societies Ordinance, and the other under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    $5,000 more in
    28 13 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The University of Singapore Fund today stood at $90,951.54. The latest donation received was $5,000 from the Metal Box Company of Malaya Limited
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    Slain—with child in arms
    403 13 Slain with child in arms MOTHER OF EIGHT STABBED TO DEATH ON WAY HOME FROM CINEMA: SON IS FOUND ASLEEP ON BODY By K BASKARAN: Kuala Lumpur, Thursday j^ 36- YEAR-OLD mother of eight was found stabbed to death here at 3.30 a.m. today. In her arms was her two-year-old
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    Wife murder allegation
    63 13 TELUK ANSON, Thurs Choong Kow. 32. a lorry driver and father of six, was charged while lying In a hospital ward here yesterday, with the murder of his wife. Chew Teoh Imm. 24. off Incinerator Road. Teluk Anson, on July 22. He had a bandage round his
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    Stella Kok case: Bid to add rape charge rejected
    317 13 Stella Kok case: Bid to add rape charge rejected KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. An at T tempt by the prosecution to add a charge of rape against Bryan Godfrey St. Aubyn Jeremiah failed today. Jeremiah already faces a charge of kidnapping schoolgirl Stella Kok. 14. from the lawful guardianship of her
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    Two in Assembly tell 26: You should quit
    293 13 KOTA BHARU, Thurs. AN Alliance motion calling on the PMIP-controlled State Government to resign was defeated at the Kelantan State Assembly meeting today. All 26 PMIP members who attended voted against the two Alliance assemblymen. The third Alliance representative, Tengku Mohamed bin
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    Another $190 for P-Fund
    67 13 KUALA LUMPUR.— The Straits Times group today collected $190 a; contributions to the National Patriotic Fund, making the total up to date as $139,213.71. Today's contributors are: The staff of Blind Workers of the Klnta Valley Workshop for the Blind $50; the manager and labour force.
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    More arrests on way—SATU
    51 13 More arrests on way— SATU SINGAPORE. Thurs. The left-wing Singapore Association of Trade Unions today described the Internal Security Council's warning yesterday of possible lastminute moves by extremists to sabogate Malaysia as "a signal for yet another round of mass arrests of working class leaders and general repression of people's
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    Art show ends on Wednesday
    46 13 KOALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The exhibition of Australian art at the National Art Gallery here will close next Wednesday. The gallery win be closed to the public from Aug. 1 to Aug. 26 to prepare for the sixth annual National Art Exhibition.
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    Hospital Fund: $14,706
    66 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Donations for the Lady Templer! Hospital Fund (or June 1963 amounted to $14,706.76. This Included $5,000 being endowment of one bed for oik year i and $1,000 general donation by! the Eastern Smelting Co. Ltd.. 1 Penang. and $1,000 from the Lee Foundation here.
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    'Japan can offer technical aid'
    128 13 'Japan can offer technical aid' SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore still needs technical assistance to speed industrial growth. Mr. Masuo Yanagi, president of the Mitsui Bank of Tokyo, said today. Japan, he added, could make a contribution to Singapore in this field. "This area is developing tremendously," he said. "Cooperation between Japan
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    $4,316 now for Madam Jathambal
    88 13 I SINGAPORE. Thur*. TJ* I Straits Times today received $183 from Singapore and the Federation (or a Singapore widow. Madam Jathambal. and her 15 children. This brings the total fund to $4,316.60. New donations: Stall of Penan* Port Commission, head offlcr $60: Anonymous. Penang $40;
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      46 13 THE NISSHO CO., LTD. 50-C SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. Congratulates THE MITSUI BANK LTD. on the opening of their Singapore Branch With Best Wishes to THE MITSUI BANK LTD. on the opening of their Singapore Branch NOMURA TRADING CO., LTD. 31, BANK OF CHINA BUILDING, SINGAPORE.
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      52 13 With Best Wishes to THE MITSUI BANK LTD. on the opening of their Singapore Branch THE GOSHO CO., LTD. 50-A, SOUTH BRIDGE ROAD, SINGAPORE. With Best Wishes to THE MITSUI BANK LTD. on the opening of their Singapore Branch ATAKA CO., LTD. Rooms 801/804, Bth Floor, American International Building Robinson
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      417 13 Radio, T V programmes RADIO SINGAPORE fast: 700 Tlme Slanal, The grammes For The Evening: 6.0S u rat 7 1( snnffs And Ru.'o*t Retail Fish Prices At Penang, MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE »f f Iw*. Kuala Lumpur And 476 Metre. mic 7SO LeATn A Word A Malacca: 6.05 Teenage Jamboree; KHAKTWAvr
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      Austria plans industrial Malaysia ventures
      490 14  - Austria plans industrial Malaysia ventures ANTHONY OEI New Federation offers best prospects in Asia: Envoy By is now about to enter the Malaysian industrial scene and it is likely that within the very near future, we will see a number of Austrian manufacturing concerns operating side by side with other
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      FIVE-YEAR U.S. SCHOLARSHIP FOR TECHNICAL MANAGER
      126 14 FIVE-YEAR U.S. SCHOLARSHIP FOR TECHNICAL MANAGER MB. CHOW KYE WING (above), technical manager of Sin Heng Chan (I960) Ltd., Singapore manufacturer of animal feeds, leaves for New York on Sunday on a five-year Industrial Development scholarship sponsored by the Ministry of Finance and his company, it was announced yesterday. Mr.
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      FIRESTONE CHIEF RETIRES
      92 14 FIRESTONE CHIEF RETIRES Tlyfß. WALTER D. Waugh has I*l retired as president of the Firestone International Co., after 37 years' service with Firestone and «>£ years as president of the International division. It is announced. He is succeeded by Mr. Mario A. DlFedertco. formerly president of the Firestone Steel Products
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      More beer imported
      78 14 SINGAPORE'S Imports of beer in January of this year totalled 180.000 gallons, the highest amount for any one month on record, according to local statistics. This quantity was 41.700 gallons more than that Imported In December of last year, and 73.600 gallons greater than the November figure.
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      SINGER'S BID FOR FRIDEN
      70 14 OINOER Co-npany plans to acquire FYlden Inc. for U***** million In stock, according to a report In the London Financial Times Mr. Donald P. Kircher. Singer president and Mr. Walter S. Johnson, Friden chairman and president, said "agreement in principle has been reached." Under the terms
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      Japanese study local market for suiting, furnishing materials
      302 14 Japanese study local market for suiting, furnishing materials OEPRESENTATI V ES of two leading Japanese textiles manufacturing concerns are in Singapore studying the local suiting and furnishing requirements. They are: Messrs. Shin Oda, export manager of Adachi and Co. Ltd T. Takeshima, managing director of Uchllch Shoji Co. Ltd., H.
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      AIRLINE EXECUTIVE FOR WORLD TOUR
      158 14 fHE district sales manager of Air France. Singa- pore office, Mr. S.T. Chan, will leave next week for a five-week world familiarisation tour. Sponsored by Air France In line with Its policy of promoting efficiency In the local staff, the trip will take Mr. Chan
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      Germans make fewer cars
      51 14 TJJEST German motor vehicle manufacturers produced 216.991 vehicles during June compared with 345.168 In May. according to the Motor Manufacturers' Association In Frankfurt. Production In the first six month* of this year totalled 1.181.884 vehicles, 13 7 per cent more than In the same period last
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      Ford marks founder's birthday, anniversary
      209 14 Ford marks founder's birthday, anniversary JTKDRD Malaya on Tursduy r joins 36 other Ford manufacturing and assembly plants all over the world In celebrating the centenary of the founder of their organisation. Henry Ford. Although the world-wide Henry Ford centennial programme had begun earlier in the year and will lust
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    Missing boy turns up, refuses to go horne
    118 15 Missing boy turns up, refuses to go horne SINGAPORE. Thurs. Missing boy Hen rick Hansuna. 15. turned up this morning at the Social Welfare Department after reading a Straits Times report tbat they were looking for him. Henrick. who is due to leave for the United States to join his
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    Missing girl found
    43 15 ALOR STAR, Thurs. A schoolgirl, A. Kunavathy. 14. reported missing since Monday night, has returned to her home in Kuala Ketil, near Sungel Patani. She was found by her father, V. Ramasamy. a labourer, In a nearby house yesterday avenlng.
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    Razak for meeting
    40 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.—Delegates from all branches of the Ex-Services Association of Malaya will attend the annual conference to be held at the Selangor Club, at 11 a.m. on Sunday. It will be opened by Tun Abdul Razak,
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    West Sarawak faces two dangers: Colonel
    280 15 IPOH, Thursday. 'JHE two big dangers facing West Sarawak are Communism and Indonesia, a British army officer said here today. Lieut.-Col. J. M. Strawson, commanding officer of the Queen's Royal Irish Hussars, who was stationed with his unit in West Sarawak earlier this year,
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    Lock icon Three Canadian experts due for Malaya's TV
    114 15 OTTAWA, Thurs. Three experts from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation are to leave soon for Malaya to help the Government set up a television ser- vice, it was announced yesterday. The three men. who are on loan Ito the Canadian External Aid Office for
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    A 'garden fete' for charities
    63 15 SEREMBAN, Thurs.— The Brlish Army here will hold a "garden fete" at the Flhgstaff House in lake Road at 2.30 p.m. on Saturday. Members of the public are Invited to bring their children for the various side-shows. The band of the Gurkha Signals will perform.
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    Waterworks opening
    35 15 SONGEI PATANI. Thurs.— The Sultan of Kedah will open the new Kulim waterworks on Sunday It should overcome the shortage of water which the town has suffered every year during the dry season..
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    A tanker ends in drain
    63 15 THE driver of this Lam Soon Cannery Ltd. oil tanker. Hassan. 50, had a narrow escape on Wednesday afternoon went it crashed into a monsoon drain in Bukit Timah Road. Singapore in trying to avoid a collision with an on-cuming car. Passers-by pulled Hassan out
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    Flour mill opening by Minister
    114 15 Flour mill opening by Minister SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. will open the multi-million dollar flour mill. Prima Ltd., in the Harbour Board area on Aug. 18 at 4 p.m. A company spokesman announced today the arrival of the first shipment of 940 tons of Australian
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    SPA never said it: Alliance
    60 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Singapore Alliance today denied that one of its partners the Singapore Peoples Alliance had suggested that the 15, Singapore seats In the Central Parliament should be filled by nominees from the Legislative Assembly. The Alliance was referring to the People's Action Party
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    Hunt on for escapee
    43 15 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs.— A state-wide hunt is on for a man who escaped from police custody here yesterday. Police identified him as Abdul Kadir bin Haji Tamby Chik. who was alleged to have been involved in several housebreaking cases
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    Three plead not guilty to student attack
    174 15 DENANG, Thurs.— Two 1 Thai students were attacked by 20 youths while sitting on the sea wall in Gurney Drive, a magistrate was told today. "Bicycle chains and knives were used," said Senior Inspector Kong Fook Yew at the trial of Noordin bin
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    Try Boesta or shut up-Che Zaidah
    169 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Government leaders, especially those from Umno, were today told to stop making accusations against the Party Rakyat leader, Inche Ahmad Boestamam. because they were not prepared to bring him to open trial to answer the allegations. The call was made by
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    Terror dead tribute
    30 15 ALOR STAR. Thurs.— A Remembrance Day ceremony in tribute to those who died during the Emergency will be held at the Merdeka Garden Memorial here on Wednesday.
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    COTTAGE INDUSTRY WITH BIG FUTURE: KHIR
    186 15 COTTAGE INDUSTRY WITH BIG FUTURE: KHIR LUMUT, Thurs. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today inaugurated the country's first coral and sea shell handicraft centre, at the coastal village of Teluk Muroh, near here. Congratulating the district rural development committee on Its initiative in establishing the
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    Death for murderer of tontine operator
    158 15 Death for murderer of tontine operator pENANG, Thurs. A 1 printing press employee was today sentenced to death for the murder of a tontine organiser. After retiring for 90 minutes, the special Jury by a 6-1 majority found Lee Ah Chye guilty of murdering the woman. Wong Ah Tai, near
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    Tour of Johore for Khalid
    52 15 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs.— Tht Assistant Minister of Commerce and Industry, Tuan Haji Khalid bin Awung Oman, will meet members of the Malay Chamber of Commerce here during an official visit to Johore on July 29. Haji Khalid will also visit Batu Pahat. where he will
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      675 16 Conunued trom Page a> SITUATIONS VACANT Hi Word* Si (Ml*.)— Box St eta. txtrm WELL ESTABLISHED IMPORT/ Kxport Firm requires immediately experienced Indian male/female typist clerk. Apply stating axe previous experience Box AM7B S.T. Singapore. ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL requires experienced English speaking Instructress/Instructor*. Interview to-day 10.00 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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      743 16 SITUATIONS VACANT r*-» Si (Ml*.)— Max St et*. extra FOREMIN AND SURVEYORS wanted for Singapore and upcountry by ("ivil Engineering Contractor. Only exiwnencea construction men need apply Box ASISS S.T. Spore. HOUSINQ A DEVELOPMENT BOARD, Singiaer* Invites application* tor a Po*t of SURVEYOR in Class II of the Senior Officers'
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      803 16 ACCOMMODATION VACANT it Word* SS (Mi*.)— Box tt eta, extra TO LIT A Flat witn Furnlsaed Two Room* and Telephone (near Orfnge Road). Please Tel: (Spore) *****. AIRY UNFURNISHED ROOM To Let $80/. p.m. Single preferably no cooking. 319-L, River Valley Road. Spore or Tel: ***** Miss Neo. SPACIOUS ROOM
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      760 16 HOUSES ft LAND FOR SALE Worda^S (Mi*.) Box St eta. extra JOHORE BAHRU Coronation Park, Jalan Waterworks. Bungalow on freehold land 3-bedroom* 2-bathroom* 2 W.C.s etc. Price $19,000 upwards Down Payment 59.000 upwards. Loaa $10,000 Monthly payment of $W5.00 for IS yean. Tay Enterprise* Ltd., 132 Rocbore Road, B'pore. Tel:
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      738 16 BOOKS ft PUBLICATIONS tt Word* SS (Ml*.}— Box ft eta. extra OBTAINABLE at all leading bookshops and at Singapore Book Emporium 44 Bencoolen Street. Singapore Tel: *****. FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTO. Have a wide range of Pan Books on dlaplay in the Cold Storage Arcade, Orchard Road. In conjunction with B.P.C.K.
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      816 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word* Si (Mi*.)— Box it tt*. extra VAUXHALL VICTOR Rcclstered La.lt 1968 Tip Top condition Tyres new reasonable offer secure. Contact NQA Ttlepbone ***** betore noon MORRIS MINOR 1964 Model Registered 1936 4 door saloon immaculate condition SI.BSO/- or nearest offer. Kin* (Spore) ***** office bours. TRIUMPH
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      915 16 FOR SALE it Ward* SS (Mt*.}—Bex St eta, extra KILL ants, cockroaches witn fctrusßer\ Johnston's No-Roach. Easy to use. Effective tor month*, at ritxpauiek Supermarket, and othera. GRAND REDUCTION SALE! Commencing a* from Today. Varieties of textiles 40c. A Td. A up. Visit: J. Udharam. 76. Arab Street. Spore. SALEI
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      702 16 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) M "'•rets SS (Mi*.}— Box St eta. embrm WILLA'S KOLESTRAL EXQUISITI Tonic solve* your problem ot falling hair and itcby scalp. Ask your favourite balr-dreaser or cosmetic counter anywhere Malaysia LADIES DRESS SHOP tt Word* SS (Mi*.}—Baxjt eta.jxtra BATIK MUL-MUU'S on sale at $12/Marjoiie s. 260 Orchard
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    GENERAL DECLINE AGAIN IN INDUSTRIAL SHARES
    569 18 From Our Market Correspondent rE Malayan Stock Market yesterday was again characterised by a small turnover and a general easing in industrial shares with 19 counters taken to lower levels. Stale Dull liquidation was thought to be responsible for yesterday's further decline when selling
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 18 Malayan Stock Indirrs, July 24. lulv 2j idnstrials: 117.02 115.9 ins: 1 10.38 IO'JM rubbm: 114.60 111.61 Dec 29, 1962 I*o.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    664 18 /■'OMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms cf the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the -lumbe.' of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: C.T.S. srds. 465. 6d.: Ounlaps *3.10 si.. c. n.,.. $3.13. (6.000) (3.12; last Smelters (1.000) 53.20: Iste erds. 53.46 SI.. C
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    174 18 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) July 25. Three months. McAllster 12 cts Dunlopa 20 cts. Robinson 11 eta. E. Smelters 20 cts. C. Storage 4|d. Esso 21 eta. Rothmana 11 cts P. N. 18 cts. 8. land 6 eta. Gammon 15 cts. 8. Darby 4d. H. Spun 11 cts. 8. Traction
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    Small drop in tin price: Light trading in rubber
    459 18 STRAITB tin fell by 62* cents yesterday to $4.50 per picul on an offering estimated Increased 20 tons to 255 tons. In London on Wednesday the) tin market was hesitant in early dealings following Tuesday's relatively cheap G.S.A. sales. Prices later
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    93 18 •yMf Malayan Eichingr Banki' Ano 1 eiatlen made U*«e change* ta ita r*t«a to merchant! yesterday (ail rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 39t. airmail OD 351. M d/st Mi credit bllla. 36 3/16 trade bllla. ••nine TT *r OD ready: Canada 3S 3/18: H.lland Guilds 1171 twin
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    128 18 MELBOURNE. Thurs COME easiness developed among tt leaders In an overall market firmness. Rises again exceeded falls. Retailer* continued to Improve in busier trade National Bank gained to 80s. 3d. but other banks steadied. B.H.P. recovered to 545. 6d. Oils and basr metals moved Irregularly with Mount Is*
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    223 18 SHIPS lying aleniuda' the Singapore Harbeur wharves er exaaeted today ara: Antenor 45. (Jlcruallocb 33/34, Burnalde 6/7. Houtman 29, Robert Maersk IS, Selat Hunan 21 22. Kajah Brooke 27, Marudu 23. Sadao N.W. 2. Thor.'cape 19. Machaon 13 14. Torrens 3S/39. Talrtyrand 30/a»i Tronah N.W. 3. Siawn
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 18 July 25. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 71 J cents (down three-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5450 (down 621 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 255 tons (up 20 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    250 18 AUGUST Mrtt grade rubber buyer* f.a.b. eleted at S p.m. In Singapere and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 71] cents per lb. down three-elKbtns of a cent on Wednesday's closing level for the position. The tone was barely steady. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. eletmg priest m cents per lb yesterday:
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 18 I -HINEtC Pr.duct fichante. »in«a- pert noon price! aer pieul yester* I day: Ceesnut ell: bulk S44# sellers, druaa $47t sellers Csprs: Juy/Aus. UK/Continee |M buyers. Pepper: Muntok white Jl32i sellers, Sarawak white (130 sellers, special Sarawak black S<mi sellers. f>rble4 Lampong black $87} sellers. AaTTA. SB7I sellers.
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      181 18 RIOGRANDE LINE SOUTH AMERICA/SOUTH AFRICA/FAR EAST ft VICE VERSA Discharging from Buenos Aires, Rioqronde, Santot, Rio de Janeiro, Cop* Town A Durban S^pore Penong "EARLVIUE" 6/7 Sept Bulk oil lotex ipoce Refrigerated chambers. Airconditioned Passenger Accommodation Agents: Thoresan Co. (M) Ltd., Spore. Tol: ***** (4 linos) Sin Joo Leong A
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      55 18 cm Sell Q«LjfcMf| THROUGH OVK CLASSIFIED COLUMNS JN FACT you'll find moit things are advertised In the classified columns of the Straits Times. To place a small ad. Federation readers she ild complete the classified form. Slngapo: readers should dial 28f i and ask for "TELE -ADS" BTRA T8 TIMKS
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      758 19 Materials Supervisor An Automotive Distributor has a vacancy for a Materials Supervisor in their assembly plant Applicants must possess sound basic education, preferably up to Overseas School Certificate Grade I standard, and most be capable of conducting independent correspondence with factories abroad. A sound knowledge of automobile engineering is desirable,
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      782 19 NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Mr. Coh Loo Neng alias L. N Go., is no more an agent of the American International Assurance Company. Limited and that he is no longer authorised to transact any business or collect premiums or behalf >f the Company. American International Asa. Co. Ltd..
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      681 19 NOTICES Estate of Ralph Cummin* Stanbury BOOTY, deceased, late of 1 East London, Cape Province, Be- 1 public of South Africa, who died testate on 17th February. 1983. NOTICE Is hereby given that ail creditors, beneficiaries or next-of-Un Interested In or having claims against the estates of the abovenamed deceased
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      850 19 TENDERS P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDERS are Invited from P.W.D. registered Contractors for ihe following works:— Construction of R.C. Drains and Culvert* from Flower Road to Upper Serangtton Road/Tampenis Road, SingaporeCivil Engineering Contractorsabove $100,000/-. Cloalnr date:— Noon 16.8.63. Full particulars may be seen and obtained at the Office of the Senior Quantity
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      781 19 TENDERS LEMBAGA PORT SWETTENHAM TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited from registered contractors Class 'C and above for repairs to roads In Port Swettenbam. Tenders close at 12.00 noon on Monday 5/8/63 at the office of the Chairman Tender Opening Board, Port Sham Authority, Port Swettenham. For tender documents and any
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      596 19 NOTICES CEYLON ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP Applications are invited (or one scholarship at the University of Malaya for a deserving Ceylonese student from Perak. Closing date (or applications U 15th August. 1963. Forms obtainable from the Secretary are to be completed and returned by registered post to: NAYSAPALAN ESQ.. (Hon. Secretary, Ceylon
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      520 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CALLING ALL STARS Have you talents (musical, vocal, dancing, magical, special acts, etc. Then contact Advertiser, Box A 1974 S.T. X.L.. giving latest photo (unretumable), age. talent, when period available t part-time). INTERESTING PART-TIME SERVICE Are you English-educated ladles (any race), have pleasing personality, car and time for
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      Lock icon Record 70 by Silverio as PI pull ahead
      884 20  -  LESLIE HOFFMAN PUTRA TROPHY GOLF by Junior KUALA U'MPUR, Thurs. The Philippines, with cards of sub-80 scores returned by all their four players today, ran away to a 19-stroke lead after the second round of the South-East Asia amateur golf team championship
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      HENNING'S $85,000 STROKE OF LUCK
      364 20 LONL.W.,. A.iu.s. Ha--1 roiu tienmng, year-old Soutn .^irican, earned *85,UUu < K iu.ou j > with a single stroke in the fcvso uolden matcn piay golf cnaiupionship at Moor Park, lierttorasnire, yesterday when he holed in one to collect a special prize offered for the
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      ATHLETICS Selva sets Services mark for 440 yds
      442 20 ATHLETICS Selva sets Services mark for 440 yds SINGAPORE, Thurs Pcraks international runner Karu Selvaratnam put up a good performance at Nee Soon yesterday when he clocked 50.8 sec. for 440 yards. Running for Royal Navy in the inter-Services championships. Selva beat the meet record of 51.3 set up by
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      336 20 .s 1964 If ss^ HERE ALREADY?!! I II iv^^^H 19" Table Model T&fNtSft'* /DR 63G '^NMEpleSijL $715/- (Spore). ~M^'W*M'L*9* optional) yßw^ You will tkink to wkrn you f«c Hie *&\!JmJ NEW DECCA 19" end 23" Telerinon «^^^"««»^»-_^^HBIB' > Receivers Tinted tub* givinj better contrast «nd reducing reflection. Front-focing high rim
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      106 20 jj/f HONDA 50 '""\jßl LIGHT Hj Wr 'faP iC-240) SO EASY TO HANDLE that even children can ride it, SO DURABLE that you'll forget when you bought it, SO ECONOMICAL that any one can easily afford it? For Full Particulars Please Apply to:BOON SIEW LTD 15, PITT STREET, PENANG. Phone
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      316 20 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Call in game with a numbei 9. Generally blacker than It was of beaten (4, 5). painted i 3. <T). 7. Love to break cracked plate 10. "The round and the llv- It's all good sport (6) Ing air' (Wordsworth) (5). 8. Confidential Information often
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      IMPROVING TIBETAN IS FANCIED IN STORE CUP
      435 21  - IMPROVING TIBETAN IS FANCIED IN STORE CUP Epsom Jeep RACING by SINGAPORE, Thursday. rpiBETAN, with Keith Moxham up, did a buent gallop on good going at Bukit Timah this morning. Running wide out on the course he covered half a mile in 50 (3f in 37 1 5). This improving
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      Malayan Open in December
      87 21 TJENANG, Thurs. The Malayan Xand Penang Open badminton championships scheduled for next month in Penang have been further postponed to December. "These tournaments cannot be held in August because of other commitments," Loh Hoot Yeang, president oi the PBA told the Straits Times. Originally fixed for
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      WEIGHTS
      404 21 WEIGHTS for all eight races at Bukit Timah on Sunday. Spore Cup Class I—l Of Pinkson 9.06 Sungei Wang 9.00 Sun Leader 8.11 1 Cheers 8.05 Water Scout 8.03, Tibetan 8.00 Balkan Bambino 7.10 Rogerthorpe 7.07 Repulse Bay 7.07 Cl I, Div. I— 7f I Peak of Perfection 10.01
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      TABLE TENNIS Top Korean women's team forKL and S'pore
      158 21 TABLE TENNIS Top Korean women's team forKL and S'pore SINGAPORE. ThU r S. Korea's top women's table tennis team, the Korean Reconstruction Bank, will be playing a series of matches in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore in September. The Korean team have five players who represented Korea at the Asian Games
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      BADMINTON Lucky woodshot victory—Oon
      312 21 BADMINTON Lucky woodshot victory— Oon By FRANCIS BOEY; KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. lIOW close Malaya came to defeat in the struggle for the abolition of the woodshot rule was described by Oon Chong Teik in his report to the Badminton Association of Malaya. Chong Telk, a Malayan player who is now
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      Hussein: S'pore players warnech
      186 21 Hussein: S'pore players warnech SINGAPORE. Thurs— SAFA president Hussein Kamari said today that he and other officials nad uprooted the cause of Singapore's poor form in away matches this season. He retused, however, to say what was the "cause." He added: "We have warned the players concerned and that is
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      Highland course
      93 21 Highland course TANAH RATA, Thurs. The nine-hole iroif course here may be extended to 18 holes within the next few months. The Cameron Highlands Town Board is now studying the possibility of extending the course with the advice of a professional golfer who will visit the Highlands next month. The
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      GARY IS WEST AUSTRALIAN CHAMP AGAIN
      155 21 From 808 LF.XTON T>ERTH, Than. This month's x West Australia's A-Orade badminton championships ended In a triple triumph for Malayan law student Gary Yeang, whose home town is Penang. For when the night's play ended, Gary had: WON the top State men* title for
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      AMATEUR RACING Entries for Perak Turf Club gymkana
      225 21 AMATEUR RACING Entries for Perak Turf Club gymkana IPOH, Thurs.— Entries for the Perak Turf Club's amateur races here on Aug. 3. ROYAL LANCER'S CUP (Mara Class 1> %'J Handicap Sureshot, Pagan King. Androcles. Caesar. Pizarro. Picture Goer 11. Genera) Pii. A'U Alu Ma Polic. Filibuster. SULTAN OF PERAK'S CUP
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      A run-revel is likely unless rain interferes
      651 21  -  NORMAN SIEBEL i by Singapore, 1 Thursday l ITICTORIES in the Malayan Cricket Association league finals, which have always been contested between Selangor and Singapore, have gone in pairs. Selangor were the victors in 1958 and 59, and Singapore were the champions in
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    THE TEAMS
    55 21 SINGAPORE: Reggie da Silva (capt), Stephen Hougiiton. Terry Way. Mike White. David Tuffln, Reggie Sandosham, Hyder Sithawalla, John Martens, Tommy Martens, Ken Oilson, and Colin Williams. SELANGOR: Mike Shepherdson (capt), S. RajaUngam, Christie Shepherdson. Daljit Singh, Ranjit Singh, Mohamed Sidek, Ourucharan Singh. R. Ratnalingam. Felix Perera. Anura de
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      102 21 CRICKET MCA final: 8-pore v Sgor (Spore padang. 11 ajn.). SOCCER Malaya Cup: Perils v Kelantan (Kangar, 5.15) Ipoh Dlv. Cheng Wah v Kllat (Jn Abdul Jalih; Dlv. 2: Ramblers v Shaw Bros (Coronation grd). Penanr Div. 3: Olugor Indians v Medicals; Majlis Daerah Luar Bandar v IRC (both matches
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      175 21 Sports Summary SOCCER— Spore Div. 1: RAP nan House 113 pis. 2 Tenitku AbCh&ngl 2 TTS Hosp. 0. Penang dul Rahman House (94); Girls: 1 Div. 3: Ch. Wanderers 3 Elango TMH (101) 2 Tun Pallm&h House 2: Ramblers w.o. PISC. K. Muda 87. Spore Teachers College meet: Lee (Sg
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    LONDON STOCKS
    344 22 LONDON, Thurs. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty *ere: RUBBER LONDON, Thurs. Spot 21 13/16 d. Aug. 21 13 16d., 6ept 21 13/16 d.. Oct. 21 13/16 d., Oct./ Dec. 21 13/16 d., Jan/Mar. 21 13/16 d.. Apr./ June 21 13/16 d.. July/Sept. 21-.d.,
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      FOURTH TEST Kanhai, Sobers in brilliant 4th wkt stand
      427 22 FOURTH TEST Kanhai, Sobers in brilliant 4th wkt stand LEEDS. Thursday. ROHAN KANHAI (92) and Gariield Sobers (102) came to the rescue of West Indies alter three wickets had gone for 71 today against England in the fourth Te&t at Headingley. The two West Indian stars shared a 160--minute stand
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      SCREBOARD
      280 22 MTEST INDII B M Inns. HUNTE c Park* b Trueman U McVokkis c Barrington b Shackleton 11 KAMI A I b Lock <J. KLTt lIKR c IVrks b Doxl. r 2i SOBKKS i and b Lock 102 men became even more tree anil the crowd revelled in U atmoM
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      189 22 Late CLASSIFIED Hunt* n < ilmimum) MtNEZES T» .1-iriit ii<l |M D.iuch. t.-r ua 19-7-63 At Genenil Hospital. ii.iior.- Hilirn Mother Child Well Deo 1 hunks ill Com irmil ANC: To Murtcnrel and Mich.H-1 dtUKhtrr l*tiay Koon at General Ho«--l>itnl Malnrra on aiW. Both w .-II Th:mk* to Doctor* and
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      75 22 A PROUD TRADITION".-. Every year, the trade winds carry to Singapore the picturesque Bugis prahus in ittaaaaiMlY their hundreds their holds filled with splc« and merchandise from the far-ofl (x^.g Celebes And the men who sail these craft maintalr a trade link that has been unbroken -hrough the centuries a
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      42 22 ITIGHEST and lowest tempera* tures in Malaya and Sinpapore for the period 8 p.m. on Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 75 Kota Bharu 88 75 Pf-iiiin 91 "3 Ipoh n:i 73 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 88 73
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