The Straits Times, 7 August 1963

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    13 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN .152
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    THAT DATE
    773 1 —by the Tengku Slight delay if necessary PREMIER SAYS ON RETURN FROM THE MANILA SUMMIT: WE EXPECT* ~y*} CONFRONTATION POLICY TO BE WITHDRAWN AUTOMATICALLY fat"* 1 Foreign bases 'threat' a big issue at talks KUALA LUMPUR, Tiies. Tengku Abdul Rahman told the Press five hours after his return
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    No need for plebiscite: Sarawak leader
    118 1 KUCHING, Tues. Mr. Sti-phen Kalong Nine kan. Chief Minister of Sarawak, said today there was no point in holding a plebiscite in Sarawak because the recent general election had proved clearly that the majority of people supported Malaysia. Mr Ningkan. commenting on the Manila
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    Invasion of glamour
    53 1 PLANELOADS OF ACTRESSES FOR FESTIVAL PLANELOADS of film stars have been arriving daily in Singapore for the South-east Asia Cultural Festival. which opens tomorrow. Above is a line-up of glamour from Hong Kong with two local actresses who went to the airport to greet them. (More pictures
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    1,500 FROM 11 COUNTRIES TO PERFORM FROM TOMORROW
    125 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. *3 Nearly 1,500 artists from 11 countries have gathered here for the South-east Asia Cultural Festival opening here on Thursday. Two exhibitions will be opened tomorrow in conjunction with the festival. Exhibits from the participating countries will be on show.
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    Lock icon Holiday road deaths— 18
    59 1 Holiday road deaths 18 LONDON. Tues.— The Ministry of Transport here said today the provisional number of toad accident deaths In Britain on August bank holiday on Monday was 18. compared with 23 last year. The total number of road deaths In the four-iiay rain-hit holiday weekend since midnight on
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    'Police used judo holds and arm locks on strikers' alleges NTUC
    522 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday '•pHE National Trades Union Congress today 1 demanded that the Government hold ar? immediate investigation into alleged police action "Judo holds and arm locks" at the strike-bound premises of Star Press Ltd. in Selegie Road. The incident,
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    Lock icon 'Cinders' man Shinoda is arrested
    66 1 'Cinders' man Shinoda is arrested TOKYO. Tues. Tadakatsu Shlnoda was arrested on suspicion of having shipped to New York coal cinder In boxes which should have contained transistor radios and tape recorders Three police officers flew to Singapore and escorted Shinoda to Japan aboard a Japanese fright«r. The arrest was
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    Berlin Wall fast
    39 1 BERLIN. Tues.— lndian pacifist Tapeshwar Zutsin. 36. will begin a week's fast on the East-West border tomorrow "to protest against the building of the Wall and to express my sympathy with those who suffered from It."
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    Tin up by £7 a ton
    68 1 LONDON Tups Spot tin jumped El a ton in London today to £904- C 905. reflecting a tight statistical position coinciding with restocking as the end of the summer holiday ncarv This is thp highest level since uncertainty on American stockpile intentions brought the
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    Border accord by India, Pak
    77 1 CALCUTTA. Tues.— lndia and Pakistan reached accord yesterday on the line of division of Beruoarl. a small area In northwest Bengal, India, part of which has to be transferred to Pakistan under the "Nehru-Noon" agreement. Agreement on the line of division of Berubarl preparatory to
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    Lock icon Cheers for Rusk and Home
    212 1 Cheers for Rusk and Home MOSCOW, Tues. A crowd of about SUO Russians applauded the two Western foreign ministers when t.hey left the Soviet Foreign Ministry today after EastWest talks. Britain's Lord Home and Mr. Dean Rusk. U.S. Secretary of State, smiled broadly at th c clearly spontaneous clapping. Mr.
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 COMMON MART US HITS BACK WASHINGTON i Uui>tinc Hertei i'n-i--•Jcnt Kennedy^ trad" negotiator twljv u.tvr formal niiluc 9t retail* lion afatest U". 'l"' i «mm<>n Markets re»tri< t»oo> on import* American poultry
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon A bigger threat on border now says Chavan
      201 2 YEW DELHI, Tues. 11 The Indian Defence Minister, Mr. Yashwant Rao Chavan, said in Srinagar, Kashmir, yesterday that the Communist Chinese had massed forces on the Indian border again. He said there was increasing evidence of larger concentrations than last year. The
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      Lock icon London gets 'summit' note from Chou
      60 2 LONDON, lues.— The British Foreign Office is siudyinc a letter from Mr. Chou En-!ai. the Chinese Pr:me Minister. repeating proposals for a ".summit" nuclear disarmament conference. The letter was sent through the British diplomatic mission in Peking The Communist Chinese proposal is considered in
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      HIPPOPOTAMUS KILLED BY A TENNIS BALL IN ITS TUMMY
      115 2 HIPPOPOTAMUS KILLED BY A TENNIS BALL IN ITS TUMMY JAKARTA. Tues.— A 15--year-old hippopotamus in the Bandoeng Zoo has been killed by a tennis ball. Antara news agency reported today that an autopsy revealed that the beast, too heavy for 10 men to lift, died of internal injuries from a
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      Lock icon Eye surgeons plan to go on
      73 2 mercy tour MELBOURNE, Tues.— At least six Australian eye surgeons will visit India and Thailand later this ve.ir for a three-month series of tree operations on the Impoverished blind. American mid English surgeons will also take part. The visit is sponsored ov the Mobile
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      Lock icon Women for Iran election
      48 2 TEHERAN. Tues. Women will be able to vote and stand as candidates for the first time In the Iranian general election on Sept. 17. the Government announced yesterday. The Shah dissolved Parliament in May 1961 and since then. Oovernments have ruled by decree. Reuter.
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      Christine black-out
      43 2 AHMEDABAD, Tues. Newspapers In India's sixth largest city have decided to stop printing news about Christine Keeler. The five dailies said they did net consider the British sex scandal to be fit readinr for the city's one million inhabitants. I P.I
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      Lock icon ARMS BAN WON'T HIT US, SAY SOUTH AFRICAN PAPERS
      309 2 ARMS BAN WON'T HIT US, SAY SOUTH AFRICAN PAPERS JOHAN NESBURG. Tues. South Africa has reached a point where an arms embargo will not affect her capacity to maintain internal security, the South African Press said yesterday. Newspapers took a "go It alone" attitude in seekln: some ray of light
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      Lock icon Protocol signed
      20 2 MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Union and North Vietnam signed a protocol on further economic co-operation here yesterday.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'stop, look out for Banda' traffic law proposed
      106 2 BLANTYRE, Tues.— A Bill due before Nyasaland's Legislative Assembly shortly will provide a permanent right of way for Dr. Hastings Banda, the Prime Minister, when he travels by road with an escort. The Bill, published yesterday, seeks to amend the traffic law
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      Lock icon 36 trippers drowned, 18 killed by lightning
      114 2 36 trippers drowned, 18 killed by lightning CEOUL, Tues— Thirty-six South Korean holidaymakers were drowned on Sunday and 18 others were killed by lightning as the hot muggy weather blanketed the entire country. As the mercury rose to the mld-90s Fahrenheit in South Korea, the police estimated that 220.000 citizens
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      Third cabinet in five months
      45 2 DAMASCUS. Tues.— Syria had Its third Cabinet yesterday In five months. Prime Minister Salah Bltari new Cabinet of 18 included nine Baath Party members and ntn» Independent advocates of Arah union. All but three were members of the previous administration.—UJP.l.
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      Lock icon At the station, a real cool porter...
      101 2 At the station, a real cool porter... Photo Times REAL cool. That was the travellers' verdict on the railway porter in his flowing robes. Nigerian Syl v c s ter Chukwvwelke Uzu, 25, wore his national costume to work at a Manchester station. The temperature was €9 degrees compared with
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      A champagne toast to peace
      243 3 THE KREMLIN BUBBLES OVER WITH GOOD SPIRITS AS TEST BAN AGREEMENT IS SIGNED MOSCOW, Tues. British, United States and Soviet Foreign Ministers signed a test ban treaty here yesterday and then toasted the peace of the world in sparkling Soviet champagne. Lord Home, Mr. Dean
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      Lock icon The glowing pebble riddle near nuclear power station
      99 3 LONDON, Tues. Essex police and coastguards have been receiving reports of "glowing pebbles" being washed up over a wide area of the beach at St. Lawrence Bay near the Bradwell nuclear power station. Police have been sent from Chelmsford and officials of
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      Lock icon OECD official dies, 43
      50 3 PARIS, Tues. Mr. Jack Downie, 43, British deputy secret-ary-general of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OEC>. died suddenly on Sunday at Vallon Par La Croix Barrez. southern Prance. Mr. Downie. a former British Treasury official, had been deputy secretary-general since Sept. 30. 1961.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Lovell hopes for joint U.S.-Soviet moon bid
      128 3 Lovell hopes for joint U.S. -Soviet moon bid WASHINGTON. Tues. Sir Bernard Lovell. Director of Jodrell Bank observatory, said in a i 'itpy righted article yesterday th.it he hoped the United States and the Soviet Union would make a further attempt at collaboration in landing a man on the moon.
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      Lock icon Tax on robber
      35 3 TERRE HAUTE (Indiana), Tues. Calvin Hughes. Jailed for robbing a bank In 1958, has been told he owes U5532,462.43 tax on the money he stole although it has ail been recovered. Reuter
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      Lock icon 'Every family can now live on free from the fear of man-made poison in air'
      509 3 eminent figures, including President Brezhnev. At the end of the signIng, Mr. Gromyko rose and shook hands with Mr. Rusk and Lord Home. Speaking from a prepared text, Mr. Gromyko said the conclusion of the
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      Lock icon Malaya will sign pact when membership is widened: Razak
      77 3 Malaya will sign pact when membership is widened: Razak KUALA LI MPIR, Toes. Malaya has declared that she will adhere to the partial nuclear test ban treaty but with a qualification. The Deputy Prime .Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. said "Malaya hoped to sign the treaty when membership is widened." Malaya
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      Lock icon POLICE CUT CHAIN IN 'JOBS FOR NEGROES' DEMONSTRATION
      205 3 POLICE CUT CHAIN IN 'JOBS FOR NEGROES' DEMONSTRATION NEW YORK, Tuesday. SIX NEGROES chained themselves together at a Brooklyn hospital site during a racial demonstration yesterday and it took police nearly an hour to cut them apart. The six were among 10 pickets arrested at the site, where more than
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      Lock icon Ike (in a suit this time) returns to Normandy
      135 3 Ike (in a suit this time) returns to Normandy CHERBOURG, Tues —Gen. Eisenhower yesterday "reinvaded" Normandy and in two hours arrived in Caen, old Norman town which it took the allies a month to reach after the p-Day landings in in 1944. The former supreme Allied commander, wearing a lounge
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      Lock icon Ex-Premier ill
      27 3 PARIS. Tues. Mr. Robert Schuman, 77-year-old former French Prime Minister, is critically ill at his home ai Chazeiles. A priest administered extreme function yesterday.— Reuter.
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      'he marrying Justice
      56 3 WILLIAMSVILLE (New Ifork). Tues. Supreme Court Justice William O. Douglas. 64. took Joan C. Martin. 23 a government worker, as bis third bride yesterday, five days after he was divorced by hts second wife. The couple was married here in a quiet ceremony and left immediately by
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      Lock icon 42 KILLED IN, COLOMBIAN BANDIT ATTACK ON BUSES
      124 3 42 KILLED IN, COLOMBIAN BANDIT ATTACK ON BUSES BOGOTA, lues. Bandits killed 42 propie, most of whom were beheaded by machetes in assaults on three buses on the eastern highway in Caldas State, the Colombian' army announced yesterday. The buses were attacked one after another at the same point on
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      Lock icon Angling record
      27 3 LONDON. Tues. A skate weighing 1171 b. was landed by angler from a boat off Bournemouth last night, setting up a new local record.— Reuter.
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    Six claims against Gitana: Court grants $235,000
    268 4 JUDGMENT for a total sum of $2X>,--027.'M was entered by the Chief Justice, Mr. .lust ice Wee (hong Jin. in the High Court today against the owner and other persons interested in the steamship Gitana in si\ claims against them. The six claimants
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    BARISAN URGES A REFERENDUM FOR BORNEO
    232 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Barisan SoslalLs today said that it was gratified to note that the Manila summit conference had now asked United Nations SecretaryGeneral U Thant to ascertain the wishes of the people of Sarawak and Sabah before the formation of Malaysia. "But the
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    It's jail again for RI man
    92 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— An Indonesian who was repatriated In May this year after serving a two-month Jail sentence for illegal entry into Singapore sneaked In again on July 27, a magistrate's court was told today. DJamaliudln bin Sapa, 28. was Jailed for one year for
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    Dry spell on, but consumption up again
    179 4 Dry spell on, but consumption up again SINGAPORE, Tuts. Water consumption in Singapore rose to 54.903,000 gallons yesterday against 48,710,--000 gallons on Sunday. The Public Utilities Board again appealed for public co-operation to keep down consumption and to preserve the depleted stocks. Dry weather since the beginning of this month
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    Housing talk
    44 4 SINOAPORS. Tues.— Professor Charles Abrams. a member of the Unesco team of experts who are now advising the Singapore Government on urban re-develop-ment, will give a public lecture on "The Housing Problem," at the USTS library. Armenian Street, at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    BIBLE SOCIETY'S STORE MEET
    165 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday A FIVE-DAY international convention of Jehovah's Witnesses sponsc>reci by the Watch Tower Bible and Tract Society of Brooklyn, New York, will be held at the Victoria Theatre from Aug. 14. Some 900 delegates from Singapore and Malaya are expected to attend the Assembly. Also
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    Teachers' meet
    27 4 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues— The National Union of Teachers oi Malaya will hold their annual delegates conference at the Temenggong Abdul Rahman School here on Thursday.
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    WAR COMPENSATION TALKS PROGRESS
    228 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Some headway was today reported to have been made in Singapore's demand for Japanese compensation for atrocities committed during World War 11. For the first time since the issue was brought up by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce over a year ago, negotiations on
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    Eight quiz winners off on tour
    118 4 Eight quiz winners off on tour SINGAPORE. Tues. The first prize winners in the recent Radio Singapore interschool quiz ana essay competition on the Malaysia common market flew to the Borneo territories by Malayan Airways today. For the eight winners this marks the beginning of a well-earned 18 days holiday
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    Wage row: Order for new talks
    71 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Industrial Arbitration Court today ordered both parties in a wage dispute to reopen negotiations in an effort to settle their dispute. It gave them a fortnight to do so. failing which it would resume hearing of the dispute. The parties were
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    377 4 THE following la today'! schedule of civil aircraft movements at P»ya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From London. Rome, Dimuoui. Baghdad. Karachi. Calcutta. Rangoon (BA 720) 3.30 p.m. Japan Air Unas: From Tokyo, Hong Kong. Bangkok (JL 713) 6.15 p.m.; from Jakarta (JL. 714)
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    $554,102 SOUGHT FROM TWO INSURANCE FIRMS
    101 4 $554,102 SOUGHT FROM TWO INSURANCE FIRMS Tues. Two writs have been filed on behalf of Loong Moh Co., Ltd., involving two separate claims for a total sum of $554,102 against two insurance companies. In their claim against the China Insurance Co. Ltd.. the plaintiffs claim 5430.297 being money due under
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    Premier's tour
    22 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Prime Minister. Mr. L*e Kuan Yew, will tour the Sepoy Lines constituency tomorrow at 6 p.m. Advertisement
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    Deadlock so 300 workers on a sit-down strike
    130 4 Deadlock so 300 workers on a sit-down strike SINGAPORE, Tues. Some 300 workers of Borneo Company Ltd.. belonging to the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, went on a sit-down strike today. The union's general secretary, Mr. TV. Gomez, said the strike followed a deadlock at 12.30 p.m. in resumed
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    Dancers for festival
    82 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 19--member delegation from India, including 10 women clad in colourful saris, arrived here today to display their country's rich cultural Heritage at the Southeast Asian cultural festival which begins here on Tnursday. The team, consisting of classical danceis. singers and instrumentalists, was led by
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    Khir warns the 'social menace' landowners to reform
    447 5 PENANG, Tuesday. THE Minister of Agriculture and Co-opera-tives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today urged landowners who were "inclined to become a social menace" to correct themselves. "The authorities can take certain measures against them," he warned. "And they are watching the situation
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    PAY RISE FOR HOSPITAL WORKERS
    123 5 PAY RISE FOR HOSPITAL WORKERS DENANG, Tues. The Federation Government has agreed to revise the salary scales of the lower-paid groups of hospital workers This agreement was reached at a meeting in Kuala Lumpur yesterday between the executive committee of the National Union of Health and Hospital Workers and the
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    Transferred to Ministry
    42 5 rfLANG. Tues. Inche Yahaya bin Haji Talib. Assistant District Officer, has been transferred to the Ministry of Finance as assistant secretary. He will be replaced by the Kuala Lumpur Assista nt District Officer Inche Abdul Rahim bin i Hussein.
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    Dagger men grab $280 from home
    85 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Three men armed with daggers broke into a house at Gurney Drive here early yes- I terday and grabbed $280 in j cash and three bottles of brandy. The men entered a room i occupied by Mr. Goh Kirn Tan. 21,
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    Tapper is charged with murdering his brother
    117 5 PKNANG. Tues.— A tapper. (hone Ah Ken. was ;u cused at a preliminary inquiry today of murdering his younger brother Chong Wee Kooi. a t Gertak Sanggol on May 24. Inspector Mohamed llasuim bin Abdul Rauf. an investigating officer of Balik Pulau police
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    PORT UNION LEADER REFUSES PLEAS
    128 5 PENANG, Tuesday. 'FHE executive council of the Penang Port Com--1 mission Employees' Union at an emergency meeting last night decided to accept the resignation of the union president, Mr. Gerald Abraham. The decision was taken after Mr. Abraham's refusal to withdraw his resignation The council
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    Inche Noor's brolly puts two robbers to flight
    157 5 Inche Noor's brolly puts two robbers to flight PENANG. Tues. A field officer of the Department of Information, Inche Mohamed Noor bin Othman. was injured last night when he resisted two armed robbers. Inche Noor was walking home along Grove Road at about 10.45 p.m. when he saw a man
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    Girl in locked toilet with slashed wrist
    62 5 IPOH. Tues. Goh Tee Lye. 21. was rushed to hospital here yesterday with slash wounds on her right wrist. Her brother found her bleeding ln the locked toilet of their home ln Pearl Gardens here. An uncle broke down the door and took
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    Malacca troupe
    36 5 MALACCA. Tues. The Malacca Baba and Nyonya troupe will be one of the teams sent by the Government to take part in the Singapore cultural show to be held from Thursday to Aug. 15.
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    Minister's tour
    33 5 MALACCA, Tues.— The Assistant Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickavasagam. arrived here to- < day for a two-day tour. He visited UM Malacca Labour Exchange and later held discussions with bus operators.
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    Councillors in 'secret session'
    53 5 ALOR STAR. Tues. Aior Star town councillors held a closed-door .session at the council chamber here this morning. It is understood the 18 councillor* 13 Alliance, three UOP. two Socialist Front held preliminary discussions In preparation for the new council's first meeting at the Balai Besar
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    Teachers to meet
    35 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. The Minister for Education. Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, will open the ninth annual delegates' conference of the National Union of Teachers at Temenggong Abdul Rahman School here on Thursday.
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    HIGHLAND HOUSES AS YOUTH HOSTELS
    208 5 HIGHLAND HOUSES AS YOUTH HOSTELS KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A German engineering firm engaged in the Central Electricity Board Cameron Highlands hydro-electric scheme has given one of its two timber houses i near the Ringlet Lake to the Malayan Youth Hostel Association. The association bought the other building from the firm
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    Dr. Quack
    536 6 And this is one who certainly lives up to his name ROBERT SINNIAH KLANG, Tues. 1V There's only one doctor as far as the people of Kampong Jawa, two miles from here, are concerned and from all accounts he is quite a remarkable fellow. He specialises In diabetes,
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    S'pore Alliance on Tun Lim's business dealings
    179 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Alliance today claimed that the fact that Tun Llm Yew Hock had failed to sell any planes or get the Kuala Lumpur airport contract for Ahong and Co. showed that "there had been no dishonesty in his business dealings."
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    Loke photo gift for National Gallery
    237 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. FiATO LOKE WAN THO, today offered to the Na- tional Art Gallery a collection of 500 photographs valued at more than $50,000. He made the offer at the second meeting cf the gallery's board of trustees here today, which he attended
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    Court told of pistol in boat
    108 6 Court told of pistol in boat SINGAPORE, Tues. Four Indonesians were about to sail for home on July 7 when Customs officers, making a routine check of their sailing boat, discovered an automatic pistol and 3^3 rounds of ammunition, a preliminary inquiry was told today. Dorosim bin Husln. Nasir bin
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    New officer
    47 6 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues. Tengku Shaharimau bin Tengku Suleiman has taken over as the District Officer. Kuala Kangsar. from Inche Sa'ad bin Walad. who has been transferred 10 Pahang as the Siatr Development Officer. Tengku Shahanrr.an was formerly an ;is>istant secretary in the Prime Minister's Department.
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    BOAT CAPSIZES: MALAYAN STUDENT MISSING
    315 6 BOAT CAPSIZES: MALAYAN STUDENT MISSING SEREMBAN, Tues. The parents of a Malayan student first heard that their son was missing after a boating accident at Perth, West Australia, when they tuned in to the 7 a.m. news from Radio Malaya today. Mr. Atma Singh Gill, a lawyer, and his wife
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    Travel ban that is 'a time bomb9
    188 6 Travel ban that is 'a time bomb 9 r rHE MALAYAN Undergrad. organ of the University of Singapore Students' Union, has warned that the continuance of the travel «restrlctlons imposed by the Federation Government on students from Singapore would inevitably lead to "defiance, mistrust and suspicion." The newspaper was supporting
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      128 6 A I ivy ih»p By I Httmiin ■■■■k/ HOC M* I*l VWW O" TMf TKXaVI~~\ I MSI WITH THKI KCW I AMP TM« 3 SOWTH** B IHck Tracy By t'hvHtvr Gnu Id 1/ 010 you even mavc a ~^B I —and you wm too j^ m« T^P mi I Fefc-iKi
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    The dash to the Pole—and the glib impostor who startled the world
    1868 7 The dash to the Pole— and the glib impostor who startled the world THE STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 7, 1963 PEARY OR COOK? THE ROW STILL RAGES STRAITS TIMES Special Feature ON September 1. 1909, a telegraph officer in New York received a message which had been sent earlier that
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, August 7, 1963. The Tengku Explains
    638 8 The Straits Times Wednesday, August 7, 1963. The Tengku Explains There was not much the Tengku could add to the communique and joint statement on the Manila summit when he met the Press yesterday evening a few hours after his return. He explained, however, three major points. The Malaysian project
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    The Unshaken Giant
    597 8 The first conclusion to be drawn from the series of town council elections completed over the week-end is that the Alliance's eight-year domination of every level of Malayan politics is in no danger. The party's proportion of the total poll dropped about one per cent compared with
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    $130 mil. plan that just gathers dust
    1356 8 $1 30 mil. plan that just gathers dust KELANTAN: A PROGRESS REPORT THAT HAS NO PROGRESS TO REPORT IN his small, almost austere office. Dato Haji Ishak Lotfi bin Omar, Mentri Besar of Ke.lantan, r e a c hed into a desk drawer and took out a red covered book.
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      National language tests
      255 8 rpHE Director of the De--1 wan Bahasa dan Pustalca has said that "failures" In the national language tests among nonMalay pupils in schools were due to: d) School authorities who had chosen poor quality aational-language text books: and (2) Pupils who may have had Ignored their national
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      Mail delays
      115 8 I HAVE to refer to a letter by Inche Mohd. Sharlff which appeared on August 3 under the heading "Lost Letters." Previously it has been stressed that if such complaints were directed to this department rather than the Press^—they would receive prompt action for this would assist this
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      Road block
      116 8 QILAT ROAD In Singapore so narrow that It Is difficult for two cars to pass. They have to give way to one another. What is more Important Is the Jam at the market. Especially in the afternoons, hawkers have their stalls at the edge of the road and
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    Lock icon THE RED CELLS SPREADING ACROSS SARAWAK
    309 8  -  IVlrr Sniark ••> KUCHIXC;. Tues. There arc no "bull sessions". no jazi, no boy -girl stuff when Chinese students Kather in small groups nightly throughout Sarawak. The talk is of Marx, Lenin Mao Tse-tung, of selfdenial and revolution. Most of the meetings have a
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      Bomoh rape case: Chief Justice upholds 'no bail'
      236 9 Bomoh rape case: Chief Justice upholds 'no bail' KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Chief Justice, Dato Sir James Thomson, today upheld the decision of a magistrate in refusing to grant bail to Ismail Naina Mohamed, 43, the Klang bomoh charged with rape. Ismail was committed for trial In the High Court
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      Another $947 sent in for widow
      648 9 Another $947 sent in for widow SINOAPORE. Tues. Straits Times readers today gave anothei $947.75 lor widowed Madam Jathambal. whose watchman husband was killed in a road accident, and her IS children. The fund now stands at $9,877.11. Latest donations were: SUB of Ourney Road School (2) K.uaU Lumpur $31;
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      Judge adjourns trial to enable doctor to see accused
      2000 9 He suddenly keeps silent under questioning by Marshall and puts down head on his arm from my eye*, and I like to conceal them. The tears began to drop last Thursday when I began my defence." Soon continued his defence today
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    Our women who smoke want the real thing
    365 9 Our women who smoke want the real thing UUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Women smokers in Malaya range from tappers who smoke to keep away the mosquitoes, old kampong women who fancy strong cheroots, cabaret girls who smoke between dances, to sophisticated society women. And, the number of women smoklnr in this
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      497 9 Today's Radio, TV programmes RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE A £2n& R m T e^ vt MEDIUM 4 76 WA J c f rw BERVICE A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal 76 Inetres Negara-Ku d.02 Prelude To SHORTWAVE SKRYIIE Breakiasi; 7.00 Time Signal, 41 METRES The News: 7.10 Songs And a .m.: 6.00
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    Planeloads of glamour
    138 10 gINGAPORE Airport was besieged by screaming film fans on Monday when two planeloads of glamour -arrived from Hong Kong and Thailand to take part in the wppk long South East Asian Cultural Festival In Singapore, beginning tomorrow. The first batch of Hong Kunc artis t r s,
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    Kelantan M-joy ban 'cannot be enforced'
    185 10 Kelantan M-joy ban 'cannot be enforced' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Federal authorities today dismissed as riduculous the ban by the PMlPeontrolled Kel a n tan State Government on its officials taking part in any Malaysia celebrations. A official Legal Department said: "The ban cannot be enforced. There Is nothlns to prevent
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    Guru's birthday
    31 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Th« Narayana Gurukula will celebrate the 109 th birthday of Narayana Guru with prayers at its premises in Kee Ann Road from Sept. 3 io Sept. 8.
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    Law president
    25 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. M. Sivalingam, a final year Ira student, has been elected president of the Law Society of the University of Singapore.
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    KLM flights via S'pore: Decision to be made by Malaysia Govt
    283 10 KLM flights via S'pore: Decision to be made by Malaysia Govt 'J'HE question of extending KLM's present once weekly service through Singapore, which has caused controversy between the British and Dutch Government will be settled after Malaysia. j A spokesman from the British Commissioner-Gen-eral's office told the Straits Times today
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    MEMORIAL BY THE RIVERSIDE FOR NINE LIMBANG DEAD
    245 10 THE Governor of Sara- wak, Sir Alexander Waddell, today unveiled a riverside memorial to four police constables and five Royal Marines killed in the recapture of Limbang during the Brunei revolt. A simple service was held opposite the police station In which
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      Lock icon 407m.p.h. on three wheels
      223 11 70KVG AMERICAN SETS LAND SPEED RECORD ON 'BIRD WITHOUT WINGS' BO N N E V ILLE FLATS (Utah), Tues. V r a i z Breedlove. of Los •Angles, yesterday set a new world land speed record of 407.45 miles an hour, smashing the old record of
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      Lock icon Now Soviet armed forces get anti-China lessons
      237 11 Now Soviet armed forces get anti-China lessons WASHINGTON, Tues. The Washington Star reported yesterday that Soviet armed forces were receiving intensive anti-Chinese indoctrination in the light of worsening relations between Moscow and Peking. The report quoted US. analysts as saying the "re-education" seemed to be concentrated on Soviet garrisons guarding
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      Lock icon Bonn to start a Territorial Defence force next year
      105 11 BONN. Tues— West Germany will start setting up a "Territorial Defence" of Reservists for the support of the armed forces at the beginning of next year, the Defence Minister, Mr. Kal-Uwe von Hassel, announced here yesterday. It Is planned to call
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      Lock icon Bus crash: 20 dead
      28 11 ISTANBUL, Tues —A bus find a patrol tanker collided ye^'erday. Wlline 20 people and seriouMv I 17. Ftp broke out after the crash. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 1,011 DEAD AND 3,350 HURT IN QUAKE
      170 11 BELGRADE, Tues. Rescue headquarters in Skopje said yesterday that a total of 1,011 people had been officially listed as killed and 3,350 injured in the earthquake which destroyed four-fifths of the Macedonian city, 1 1 days ago. The number of dead Included victims
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      Lock icon Lulu saves the family, but...
      73 11 MANCHESTER. Tues.— Lulu, 12-month-old dog. raised th« alarm and saved a man and his 79-year-old mother from being trapped in a fire at their horn* early yesterday but Dulu died Sidney Luke said he was awakened by Lulu barking. "1 went downstairs and found the
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      Lock icon Rogue elephant
      29 11 WEST BERLIN. Tues— Sallm. an 11-year-old bull elephant at WrH Berlin Zoo. gored and trampled a zoo attendant to death yesterday before the eves of visitors.— Reuter.
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      THE PREVIOUS FASTEST MAN ON WHEELS...
      45 11 LEFT: The late John Cobb, previous fastest man on wheels. His world land speed record was 394.2 m.p.h. He was killed when his boat exploded in Loch Ness in 1953 in an attempt to break the water speed record.
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      169 11 MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED (Incorporated In the Federation of Malaya) Authorised Capital $50,000,000 Issued and Paid Up Capital $15,000,000 is pleased to announce the official opening of its SULTAN STREET SUB- BRANCH at 638 Jalan Sultan, Kuala Lumpur Tel: ***** ***** by DATO ABU BAKAR bin BAGINDA D.P.M.S., J.P. Mentri Besar
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      303 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Old heretics do give the eatab1. Object of 8. 1 down must be iishmeni a setback. (7). M^T^ 'S? otherwue! 8. 1 down. Shared rice with cook. 9 \\> mißhi well call lim- perhapn. to stop master eating this the^ld hae (7) blld curry the
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    Last batch of Royal Artillery unit flies home to U.K.
    87 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— The last batch of 82 officers and men. and their families. ,of the 26 Regiment. Royal Artillery, left for home today :in a chartered Britannia, after three years in Malaya. The regiment, which wa.s stationed at Terendak
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    Electronics expert
    42 12 1 KUALA LUMPUR, lues. An electronics expert. Mr. Dilip Kumar Oosh. is coming to Malaya soon to take up a post under the Co'ombo Plan at the University of Mulayu as a lecturer. He will be here Tor three years.
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    Premier's tour
    23 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew I will tour the Sepoy Lines constit uency from 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Police search for girl, 13
    55 12 ALOR STAR. Tues. Kangar police today searched for Kechilc binte Hashim, 13. reported to be missing from home since yesterday. Hashim bin Awani;, a fisherman, told the police that his daughter lefi their house in Kuala Perlis at 11 n.m. yesterday to see a him
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    Muar plans for the big day
    46 12 MUAR. Tues.— More than 3.000 schoolchildren and 100 clubs and associations will take part in the Malaysia Day celebrations here on Sept. 5 and Sept. 8. There will be float and lantern processions, variety shows and land and sea sports.
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    UNION COURSES: AN APPEAL TO EMPLOYERS
    285 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. pMPLOYERS were today urged to help workers wishing to attend trade union courses like the present four-day secretarial course rUn by- the Malayan Trade Union Congress at Plantation House, Petaline Jaya. The Commissioner of InI dustrlal Relations. Mr. F. Tambov. made
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    Tax probe man arrives
    53 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A former assistant controller of income tax in Singapore. Mr. 0.J.0.E. Smith. 60. arrived here today to take up a two»year assignment under the Colombo Plan a& an investigation officer in the Income Tax Department here. Mi*. Smith will also train local officers
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    'Possum' is here at last and Johnny shows how
    489 12  - 'Possum' is here at last and Johnny shows how EVELYN TU SUCK-BLOW TYPEWRITER PAID FOR BY STRAITS TIMES READERS ARRIVES AT HOSPITAL AND CRIPPLE SMILES HIS GRATITUDE By SINGAPORE, Tues. Crippled Johnny Ang, who has been bedridden for four years, smiled. again today, as he demonstrated his ability with a
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    SCHOOL FOR MUAR'S OVERAGED GIRLS
    128 12 MTJAR, Tues.— The new $100,000 private school in Jalan Daud here for overaged girls has been completed. Students have moved in from Jalan Salleh School, which has now been converted into a Christian Brothers' hostel. The principal of the school, Bt. Theresa's Rev. Father L.
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    Govt union sets dates for branch elections
    103 12 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues.— The Government Work- ers' Union of South Johore vfl] hold branch elections and nominations for union officials* at the following places: Kota Tlnggl branch at Tamil school. Jalan Sg. Siput. Kota Kechil. Kota Tinggi, on Thursday at 4.30 p.m. Pontian
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    INDUSTRIALS FIRMER THEN SLIGHTLY EASIER AND QUIET
    690 14 From Our Market Correspondent THE industrial section of the Malayan Stock Exchange was firm when Singapore resumed trading again as well after the fourds»y holiday. The better sentiment was produced by the good news of the Malaysia accord over the weekend, but this
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    587 14 /COMBINED bu_ln»M In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In Or iM C _uriRIALS: Dunieps (1.000) 53.20 D (6.000) $3.17. (2.000) $3.18. (1.000) $3.16. (2.000) $3.18: Salt Smalt (1.000) $3.14. (1.O00) *3.1»: Esse
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 14 /MINESE Produes Exchange, finga- s»re n»»n pnett Mr picul yntir. day: C.cemit all: bulk 144* aellcn. drum *47» sellers. Caara: Aug./ Sept. UK/Contioent J2B buyers. Ptppsr: Muntok white $135 aellert, Sarawak white *132 a aellera, special Sarawak black 160 aellera, garbled Lampoof hlack (90 aellera. AST A. 1100
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    114 14 MELBOURNE. Tue* 'THE market was fully firm again I x toaay. Share prices moved higher ov-r i wide range of stocks In busy tliui;: Bisc metal* continued to improve with Mount Is_ gaining further to" 89r 6d. Oils fluctuated narrowly. Loans were firm. C.R.A If/I Mount lan v.i
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    243 14 SHIPS lying alensdds the Singapore Harbour wharves er exeected day are: Melampus 45, Frederick Clover 21/22, Houtman 4D/41. Tjlnegara 3V3M.W, Bltavla 47 N. Mandowi .7/23, NrderM Waal 4/5, Lapis E.W. Jetty. Brade- W verett 31/32, BentonK H, American Mail 42/43. Frankfurt 1/2, Maria Kausta 19, Bendorao in
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    RUBBER PRICES
    253 14 4UCUST tlrst grade rubber buyora fob. elesed at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 70< centa per lb. down one cent oa Thursday's closing levp) for the position. The tone wan quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. cleung prices in centi per lb. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.S.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 14 MALAYAN* RUBBER PRICE: 704 cents (down one cent). TIN: $449.73 (up SI). Estimated unofficial offering 275 tons (down 5 tons).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    176 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) August 6. Three months. Dunlops 20 cts. McAlmter U na. K. Smelters M eta. Kobioson 11 eta. Ksso 21 cts. i. Storage 4id. F. N. 18 eta. Kothmans 11 eta. i; amir, on 15 cts. S. Land o eta. H. Spun 11 eta. 8. Darby 4d.
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    Tin price up one dollar: Fresh rubber selling
    217 14 fTUIE Straits tin price lmX proved by one dollar yesterday to $449.75 per piccul when business was resumed after the long weekend. The offering was 275 tons, down 5 tons on Friday. General Service Administration on Monday announced the sale of 10
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      950 14 I*yORIENTj LINES l SAILINGS TO U.K. FIRST HALF 1964 Oep. Sport Dep. Penong Arr. U.K. "CHITRAL" 9 Jon 10 Jon 1 Feb "CHUSAN" 2 Feb 3 Feb 23 F.b "IBERIA" 17 Feb 7 Mar "ARCADIA* 23 Feb 16 Mar "CATHAY" 9 Mot lOMai 1 Apt "CHITRAL" 10 Apr 11 Apr
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      1412 15 (Continued from Page 8). SITUATIONS VACANT SITUATIONS VACANT tt words ts ?«<».>-^»W««"rta7iFi^ •0 Wore 1 SS (Vin.l—Bux St et*. txtrm WANTED EXPERIENCED SALESL— MEN and Salrsf;irla for provision, cosm WANT ED by Kur °P~ n flrm metlcs and sundrlea. Apply to Box V Kuala Lumpur experienced Salesman A.V112 ST Spore
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      373 16 ON THE TRACK By EPSOM JEEP: PENANG, Tuesday TUtEASURE SHIP II (late French Gun) a newx comer in the Rudy van Breukelen Stable, show--1 ed fine action in a half-speed spin at Penang this morning. A iive-year-old geldinit by Rego out of Miss Eagleton Treasure
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      274 16 DAVIS CUP Sangster a timely hero for Britain ing to their greatest tennis heights in 30 years, will meet the winner of the U.S.-Mexico tie in the inter-zone final of the Davis Cup at Bournemouth next month Mike Sangster. hard-hitting veteran of several seasons on the international tour, proved a
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      281 16 CRICKET NORTH ARE FAVOURED FOR 10TH WIN IPOH, Tues. The annual North versus South cricket match on Saturday, Sunday and Monday on the Municipal Padang here promises to be keenly contested between two evenlybalanced teams. The Perak Cricket Association has completed all the arrangements for the 17th annual match which
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      759 16 ATHLETICS T ONDON, Tues. John Pennel lj of the Unied Suites yesterday a new world pole vault record when he cleared 16ft lOlin rturiiiß trie Ufa-British track meet here. His jump was first announced is I6fi lOin but the heißht was reaMired
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      400-M ACE RAHIM AHMAD QUITS
      842 16 A 'pioneer' will be missed at Penang By NORMAN SIEBEL riNE of Malaya's best-known track v stars will be missing from the Malayan amateur athletic championships which will be held at Penangs City Stadium on Friday and Saturday. Rahim Ahmad, star performer among the quarter-milers
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      Three-way tie for quiz
      67 16 IPOH. Tues. Selangor. Negri Sembiian and Penang are joint winners of the first inter-State football quiz organised by ihe Football Referees' Association ot Malaya. Eight teams took part in the competition held simultaneously in different centres last week. The winners scored 160 out of a total
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      Good omen they say
      442 17 JAPANESE TEAM COME FROM EUROPEAN TOUR By FRANCIS BOEY Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday fHAILAND's team for the Merdeka football tournament flew in here today from Bangkok in the same plane bringing back the Malayan Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, the FAM president, from the Summit talks in
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      FIFA coach will make 'full effort'
      229 17 ifUALA LUMPUR, Tues. WEV The West German F. A. feoach, Karl Heinz Hedderf gott, loaned to the Football Association of Malaya by FIFA for the duration of the Merdeka tournament, arrived here this afternoon. Heddergott will conduct courses for the coaches of the countries
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      Wai Tong says: We hope for laurels but...
      314 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. NATIONALIST China's team, comprising the strongest Hong Kong Chinese players, arrived here this evening hopeful of winning laurels in their first attempt in the Merdeka tournament for the Rahman Trophy. Coach Lee Wai Tong said that on paper they
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      FOOTBALL DOES MUCH FOR NATION: SIR STANLEY
      230 17 FOOTBALL DOES MUCH FOR NATION: SIR STANLEY Tournaments such as the Merdeka football festival serve to weld together the sports players of different nations says FIFA's president, Sir Stanley Rous, in his message in the FAM souvenir programme for the sixth anniversary tournament which starts on Thursday. Sir Stanley said
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      234 17 THE RIVALRY WILL BE KEENER THIS YEAR, SAYS THE TENGKU ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, in his message as President of the Football Association of Malaya said that once again he welcomes with pleasure all the teams participating in the Merdeka foot ball tournament which starts
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      FMSSC MEET AT MALACCA DRAWS 400 COMPETITORS
      862 17 SCHOOL ATHLETICS MALACCA, Tues.— Four final* were decided on the opening day of the Federation of Malaya Schools Sports Council's athletics meet which was opened by the Governor ol Malacca at Kubu Stadium here today. Four hundred boys and girls from Singapore and
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      122 17 CRICKET— Tour match: Spore v Ceylon University (padang 11 a.m.). Taylor Shield Anal: S'gor v Perak (Shaw Rd XL 10.30). ATHLETICS FMSSC championships (Kubu Stadium. Ma'icca. 9.30 a.m.). SOCCER— Spore BHFA LfCCup: Senior 'A' Spore Olass v Bramtoco (Parrer Pk): Wearnen v Chartered Bank (padane): Senior •B'—
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      238 17  -  ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE, Tues. The visitine University of Ceylon cricketers showed their calibre when they forced Singapore the Malayan state champions to followon on the first dey of their first tour match on the padang today. Scores were: University of Ceylon 167, Singapore
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    214 18 Fair industrial shares for all scheme KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. An industrial development authority may be set up to ensure a fair distnbution of. industries throughout Malaysia. Dr. Lim Swee Aun Minister of Commerce anu Industry, said this today before flying to Singapore at the invitation of the Singapore Finance Minister,
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    31 18 SINGAPORE. Tues— Red Cross House in Penang Lane is now open to the public until Saturday to see for themselves the work of the "Singapore Red Cross Society
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    434 18 DR. SUBANDRIO, the Foreign Ministei, said on his return to Jakarta with President Soekarno today that Indonesia had achieved her aim on the Malaysia issue at the summit conference in Manila. He said: "We are very happy that the President was able
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    137 18 NASUTION AT A MASS RALLY: MALAYSIA MUST BE CRUSHED JAKARTA, Tues. The official news agency Antara J reported today that the Indonesian Defence Minister and Chief of the Armed Forces, General Abdul liaris Nasution, had told a mass rally in Pontianak, West Borneo, that Malaysia must be crushed either through
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    72 18 MOSCOW. Tuet. Cosmonaut Gherman Tltov. who began his 24-hour space flight two years ago today, is soon to become a father. Pravda said today. Tltov is 28 and his wife Tamaia, whom he married five years ago, is 25. They had a son who
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    361 18 'Cloak and dagger' excuse for wives and daughters ZAIDI: UNFAIR FOR THESE WOMEN TO BE EMPLOYED KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— British servicemen's wives and daughters are being employed in Malaya under the guise of "cloak and dagger work," the president of the 10,000-member War Department Civilian Staff Association. Mr. S. J.
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    303 18 LONDON. Thurs. —Fridays better trend gained considerable momentum today and prices had their biggest rise for some time Helping sentiment were the swing in political opinion In favour of the Government, good economic pointers and the twoday advance on Wall Street. The success In Moscow was also helpIng
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    264 18 Maphilindo is not against the Chinese in Malaysia Tan "J*l 1 1-2 MCA president, Mr. Tan Suw Sin, denied rumours today thai [he loose, Ihreerfation confederation <>l" Maphilindo had "sinister implications" for the Chinese in Malaysia and \v;is aimed specifically against them. i 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. "Notniiiß can be
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