The Straits Times, 12 August 1963

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY, AUGUST 12, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Dissolve Parliament call by Opposition parties
    225 1 KUALA LUMITK. Sun. The Opposition parties tonight called on the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Kahman, to dissolve Parliament aii d hold general elections belore proceeding with the debate on Malaysia in the House of Representatives. Thr tall was madr in a loint letter to
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    REPORT TO MPs
    726 1 Ong back with Thant's plan TENGKU TO GIVE INDICATION OF HOW LONG U.N. WILL TAKE FOR BORNEO ASSESSMENT AND THE EXACT DATE OF MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday TENGKU Abdul Rahman is expected to supply more definite information on Malaysia tomorrow. The Prime Minister, it is understood, will
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    Lock icon IT'S YES' BY BRITAIN
    120 1 LONDON, Sun. The British Government has agreed to give the United Nations facilities to ascertain the wishes of the North Borneo and Sarawak peoples on Malaysia The Commonwealth Relations Office announced last night: "Her Majesty's Government. In common with the elected leavers of North Borneo and
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    The birds that get away with a traffic 'offence'
    94 1 It's a clear rase of obstruction that blackbird's nest "parked" In the traffic lights. But the policemen who patrol the busy street pretend they have not noticed. No one wants to disturb these blackbirds as they feed in the on-off glow
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    Lock icon Kilts: A woman's dress?
    56 1 ABERDEEN. Sun. Sir Thomas Inns ot Leaniey. Scotland's top expert on ceremonial, said today that young Scotsmen are becotn\v.i 'shy- of wearing the kilt I '•Ijrcniwe tney (eel it is becoming I v woman > dress i Sir Thomas described women I who v.rar the kilt
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    KUAN YEW ON TOUR SILENCES BOOING YOUTHS
    434 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, this evening silenced a group of booing antiMalaysia youngsters when he toured the Toa Payoh constituency, a stronghold of the Barisan Sosialis. Fifty masked, placard- carrying boys and girls had I waited at the
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    Military training for border villages
    117 1 JAKARTA, Sun. The Government of West Kalimantan has ordered officers of the districts and villages along the border with Sarawak to undergo military training from Sept. 9, the official news agency Antara reported. Antara said the training will take place at the army depot at
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    PROTEST MARCH BY AMAHS FOR BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS
    430 1 KUALA LIMPIK. Sun. Amahs employed by British service families, dressed in their Sunday best, travelled in chartered buses to the Federal capital today for a protest march through the town for better working conditions. There were more than 1.000 of them, many
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    Lock icon Bandits strike again at the border
    106 1 KUCHINU. Sun. There have been two more border incidents during the weekend. The tint in the Lubok Antu district of the Second Division last night occurred when a security l'tcc patrol surprised a group ol terrorists who were engaged In burning down a Dayak
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    Jeep men's attack
    67 1 SINGAPORE. Bon.— Thirty men In two jeeps iixluv attacked me brand! of the Country Peoples' Association in Boon Teck Road The men pulled down banners from the a.'-six-iation's building, destroying blackboards and furniture. There were ten members in the building at that time and two were sent
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 VICTORY FORECAST M ISHINGTON, >un. Imfeauadtr la B«if H.nrN C.ilwt L»ifc pr«"iictcd Mi] that wltbiß .1 M-.u South Vietnamese \iniv would win sonir Mr* impfCMriVf ■> M k in iv ■<>• rill I II Miirl Hi, i Dmraunbh l-Fl
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon China: Russia doing utmost to bar others from getting N-arms
      345 2 (]HINA yesterday charged Russia with "doing its utmost to prevent other socialist countries and all oppressed countries from acquiring nuclear weapons'' while raising no objection to the United States giving nuclear weapons to its Nato allies. Observers here said this
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      ROK coup chiefs get firing squad
      129 2 ROK coup chiefs get firing squad SEOUL. Sun. A South Korean Army court martial yesterday sentenced three high officers to the firing squad for plotting to assassinate Gen. Park Chung Hee and set up a junta of their own. The condemned men are Lieut -Gen. Park Im Hang, former Minister
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      Lock icon Miss Spanish Ambassador
      36 2 Miss Spanish Ambassador MISS Hsia Tung-yu is "Miss Spanish Ambassador," one of a number of students attending a seminar in Taipeh sponsored by the Chinese Youth Corps for training on how to be diplomats. UPI. picture.
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      Rescued: 135 campers
      16 2 KOBE. Sun. Police rescued 135 marooned campers with rubber boats here today. UPX
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      Lock icon LENIN and STALIN, GHANAIAN STYLE
      138 2 LENIN and STALIN, GHANAIAN STYLE ACCRA, Sun. Tawlah A Adamaflo, a former minister who went on trial on treason charges here yesterday, was said by the AttorneyGeneral to have considered President Nkrumah, Ghana's "Lenin" and himself as the country's "Stalin" Driven by "Inordinate ambition," Adamaflo former Information and Broadcasting Minister
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      Lock icon Congolese Govt troops capture town from rebels
      248 2 Congolese Govt troops capture town from rebels ELISABETHVILLE, Sunday. £ONGOLESE troops yesterday captured and occupied the northern town of Kasenga, held by rebel ex-gendarmes of the former Katangese regime of Mr. Moise Tshombe. There was no Immediate Information about Europeans said to have been under threat In Kasenga from the
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      Lock icon 30 Indian Ministers offer to resign
      141 2 DELHI, Sun. 11 Chief Ministers o* Indian States yesterday offered their resignations to Mr. Nehru after the ruling Congress Party adopted a plan to use them to "ginger up" the party, and all his Central Cabinet rolleagues were expected to follow suit. Several of
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      Lock icon VILLAGE WITH A U.S. ENVOY'S NAME IS SHOT UP-BY U.S.
      215 2 VILLAGE WITH A U.S. ENVOY'S NAME IS SHOT UP-BY U.S. OAIGON, Sun. A U.S. helicopter accidentally strafed a government strategic hamlet on Thursday, killing a child and wounding four people. On Friday the government by sheer coincidence —named the hamlet after the outgoing U.S. Ambassador, Mr. Frederick Noltlng Jr. Mr.
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      Lock icon Soekarno 'Great Scout chief
      58 2 JAKARTA. Sun. President Soekarno Is to get another title to add to the long list of titles he has already received from various organisations this time as a "Great Scout leader." The official news agency Antara said the new title will be awarded next Thursday by
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      Lock icon Racial violence
      30 2 JERSEY CITY, Sun.— Two white men were charged with murder here yesterday after a 14--year-old Negro gtrl was killed by a shotgun blast in a racial disturbance. Reuter.
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  • U.S.EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon 'Screaming Lord' canvassing for women's votes
      218 3 IN tni> hat ..ml tails. >n faming Lord" Sutch. L'i-vcar-old pop singer, talks to women shoppers at a bus queue In Stratford-on-Avon. where he is contesting as National Teenager candidate in the Parliamentary by-election on Aug. 1.-). "Lord" Sutch real name David Edward Sutch,
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      Lock icon Nudists put on a play-in the nude, of course
      304 3 Nudists put on a play-in the nude, of course OYCAMORE HOLLOW (Kansas), Sun. The unplayable play was played last night. A theatrical group attending the American Sunbathing Associating convention here presented for the first time in public a one-act nudist play, "Barely Proper." A fully-clothed audience, ranging from businessmen to
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      Lock icon 'So much that's plainly wrong in the Bible' says Canon
      172 3 i I ONDON, Sun The Rev. J D. Pierce-Hlggins, Canon of Southward Cathedral. who recently challenged the 39 Articles of the Church of England. Is now urging churchmen to admit that there is much in the Bible that is "just
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      Lock icon 15 die in bus plunge
      52 3 MEXICO CITY. Sun Fifteen people were killed when a chartered bus went out of control during a heavy storm and plunged into a 50-ft. ravine between Iguala and Acapulco yesterday. The bus had 50 people aboard, mostly women and chiWren returning home from a religious
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      THE MAN WHO BEAT THE DEATH MOUNTAIN BY HIMSELF
      127 3 THE MAN WHO BEAT THE DEATH MOUNTAIN BY HIMSELF rplIE first solo climb of X the treacherous north wall of the Eiger mountain. 13,036 ft., has been made by Michel Darbellay, 29. (above) a Swiss mountain guide. The solo ascent of the mile-high vertical rock was one of the last
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      Lock icon 'I'm no chattel' says the bride who wore black
      147 3 LONDON. Sun. The bridr wore black at her wedding in Harrogate yesterday to show, she said, that "I'm no chattel." Helen Barclay, 22, a school teacher, also broke a string of other conventions when she married Stephen Fitcpartick. 24. an engineer,
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      CASTRO SCRAPS BIG INDUSTRY 'DREAM' PLANS
      249 3 MIAMI. Sunday. pREMIER, Fidel Castro said yesterday that plans for the heavy industrialisation of Cuba must be scrapped "because Cuba must depend on agriculture during this decade anrf nwhnr** t.h a tnUnnrinn After analysing the planning made during the first years of the revolution.
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      Lock icon Nik to visit Tito to talk about world Communism
      224 3 BELGRADE, Sun MR. Nikita Khrushchev, the Soviet Prime Minister, who is due here on Aug. 20 for a holiday is expected to discuss the future of the divided world Communist movement with President Tito. Yugoslav and Soviet officials here expect Mr.
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      Lock icon Down 3,943 ft and a new world record
      117 3 GRENOBLE 'France* Sun.— A team of British "cave men" returned to the surface before dawn today. claiming a world record for descent into the earth. The Britons spent 10 days In the Borger Cavern, believed to bo the deepest in the world.
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      Lock icon It's back to work
      30 3 PARIS. Sun. France's strikebuttered ports resumed normal operations yesterday after two weeks of walkouts which halted cargo deliveries and ruined vacations for thousands of people. U.P.I.
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      Offer rewards for defection in Cuba call
      77 3 WASHINGTON. Bun. Ben. Wallace F Bennett has proposed that the United States increase Its psychological warfare by offering rewards to Russians to defect in Cuba. Mr Bennett is one of several Republican Senators who have been charging the Kennedy Administration with a "do-nothing"
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    Barisan, Front call for a referendum
    148 4 Barisan, Front call for a referendum KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Socialist Front and the Barisan Soslalis today jointly urged that a United Nations supervised referendum be carried out in the Borneo territories and Singapore to ascertain the wishes of the people there on Malaysia. They made this appeal In a
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    GRAND DEBUT
    295 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Vietnam made a grand debut tonight at the South-east Asia Cultural Festival at the National Theatre. For three hours Vietnam held a vast audience enthralled by their presentation of Vietnamese life hoth modern and ancient through songs and dances. From the curtain raiser "Majulah Singapura" sung
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    Made in S'pore goods praised
    200 4 SINGAPORE. Sunday. THE Minister tor Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, said today that goods manufactured in Singapore could compete successfully with similar foreign-made products in terms of quality and price. i He made this remark at the opening of the $600,000 factory oi Cement Aids
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    Varsity's new union house
    49 4 SINGAPORE, sun.— The chairman of the Nanyang University Council. Mr. Tan Lark Sye. yes* terday opened the $580,000 students' union house. The union house was built with money raised by the students over the past five years and a 5250.000 subsiay from the university council.
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    ALLIANCE HITS OUT AT PREMIER LEE
    114 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Alliance today accused the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, of conducting "personal electioneering campaigns at public expense" under the guise of his current tours of electoral constituencies. The Alliance secretarygeneral, Mr. Lee Kirn Chuan. In a statement, also described
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    3-day air show
    33 4 SINOAPORE. Sun.— The RoyaJ Singapore Flying Club will hold a grand three-day air show In conjunction with Malaysia at the Paya Lebar Airport on August 31. Sept. l and 2.
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    A gift from Thailand
    73 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The R.A.F.'s No. 20 Squadron &utloned here has received a large model I elephant and a message of thanks from the foster parents of one- 1 year-old Napaphoru. whose mother ciieo after giving birth prematurely at Chleiw Mai. North Thailand. The squadron, which was
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      371 4 V'HE following In today's schedule nel, Kucht.-ig (ML 495) R.OS p. in of ctvll aircraft movements at 'rom Kuala Lumpur (ML O73i Pay* Leber airport Singapore: P-m-: 'rom Jakarta (ML 204 > 9.44 ARRIVAL* P -m. ■OAC: From Melbourne, Brlabaoe, DE»A«.TURfi Darwin (BA 7'3> 7.30 p.m.; from BOAC: To Cotombo.
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      344 4 Cultural Festival programme 'THE South -ust Asia Cultural festival's programme for tonight is: NATIONAL THEATRE 8 p.m. North Borneo presents a mixed chorus, a solo bv Miss Wane (him Mei. Sabah national dance (Sumazanl, instrumental solo by Miss Latlfah Jin Dug. Cambodia presents three dance dramas by the Royal Cambodian
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    Prospectus of Hume's 1.5 million share issue out today
    519 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. r fOMORROW morning the prospectus of the second company to offer shares to the Malayan public in a day will be available to the public. The new olTer is being made by Hume Industries (Malaya) Ltd., a member
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    BASIS OF ALLOTMENT OF BUILDING SOCIETY'S SHARES
    264 5 I/'UALA LUMPUR. Sun. The basis of allotment for the $5 million shares offer by the Malaya Borneo Building Society Ltd was an- nounced today. A total of 105,711 applicaI tions of an aggregate of 5147.076.000 .stock units had been received when applica- j
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    A new fire station for Highlands
    66 5 CAMERON HIGHLANDS. Sun. Thq Sultan of Panting today opened a new $130,000 fire station here. Earlier the Mentri Besar. Dato Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Abdullah said that in the past six months fire had destroyed property valued at about $400,000 in the state.
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    Army college men off to Britain
    77 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Two mMiuciors from the Federation Military College left here by air today for a Jive-month course in Britain. Sergeant Dillon Singh and Serjeant Tan Chin Lian will take a course in drill Instruction at the Guards Drill Wing at Broolcwood and
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    Miss Tan's art show No. 4
    69 5 MISS Tan Whei San, a craduate of the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts in Singapore, is holding an exhibition in Muar of her paintings of rare orchids on Chinese scrolls. This is her fourth exhibition and is sponsored by the Muar Chinese Art Society.
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    'Use national language' call
    51 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sun. The Trengcanu Mentri Besar, Dato Hall Ibrahim Fikri bin Monamed, last night urged all government servants to use the national language in their departments. He was speaking at the closing ceremony of the second Diia.se of the National Language Month at Padang Bunga
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    Student wins 'Mr. Lower Perak' title
    65 5 TELUK ANSON. Sun. Koh Khong Hoon. 21. a student of the Technical College in Kuala Lumpur won the "Mr. Lower Perak" title from 18 others here last night Yen Thlen Soon; 26. was s<»cond and Tan Choon Peng 20. third The competition, held here
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    Gangsters problem now in the Highlands
    148 5 TANAH RATA, Sun. This cool hill resort is slowly becoming a hot bed of gangsters who slash car tyres and do other damage. Attention to the gangster problem was drawn today by the Mentri Besar of Pahang, Dato Wan Abdul Asiz bin I'ngfcu Haji
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    RAF TEAM TO CLIMB 4,000-FT MOUNTAIN
    183 5 RAF TEAM TO CLIMB 4,000-FT MOUNTAIN OENANG, Sun. A party or iq Royal Air j Force technicians based at Butterworth. will attempt to climb the 4,000--ft. Gunong Kendrong in Upper Perak on Friday as a lesson in jungle survival. While the men, carrying Sarah (search and rescue homing) equipment. are
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    EPF chief talk
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Mr. H. S. Robinson, general manager of the Employees Provident Fund, will give a talk on "Preparing for Retirement" to members of the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club at their weekly luncheon meeting at Le Cog dOr at 12.45 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    GOVT DECISION TO REVIEW EXAM PAPERS IS HAILED
    259 5 GOVT DECISION TO REVIEW EXAM PAPERS IS HAILED KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. fLERICAL workers today hailed the Governments decision to reconsider and review the clerical examination papers of the last ekamination, with a view to increase the number of passes, wherever possible. I News of the decision was I contained In
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    Bank wage claim
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Sun— A claim by the Singapore General Employees' Union against the Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. for a $22 wage increase for all peons effective from Oct. 1. last year, will be heard by the Industrial Arbitration Court on Aug. 29.
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    Men of law say rape penalty is severe enough
    431 6 Men of law say rape penalty is severe enough THAT KAUM IBU MOVE: 'NO NEED TO CHANGE LAW ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Sun. A suggestion that the penalty for rape be made heavier was commented on by the legal profession here today. The suggestion is contained In a resolution to be
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    14 DAYS' NOTICE TO PORT COMMISSION
    136 6 PENANG, Sun. The Penan g Port Commission Employees' Union today decided to give the Port Commission management 14 days' notice to hold another inquiry into the dismissal of a ferry ticket sel'.er, Ourdip Singh, at which the union wou'd defend him. Alternatively, the union
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    Woman accused of robbing man
    60 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. A young woman pleaded not guilty In f magistrate's court to a charge of robbing a man of $23 and a watch worth S3O. Chiam Chen Foiik. 25 wa- alleged to have committed the of I lence vith three other unkno'.va men at
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    It all began with a false alarm...
    295 6 FIRE ENGINE ROLLS OVER TWICE AND TRAPS FOUR FIREMEN UNDERNEATH KUALA LUMPUR, Sun FOUR firemen had a narrow escape when their flre engine, which was rushing to answer an alarm, overturned and trapped them at Batu Lima village, five miles from here. The
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    ARMED THUGS ROB BILL COLLECTOR OF $1,724
    121 6 ARMED THUGS ROB BILL COLLECTOR OF $1,724 SINGAPORE. Sun— Two armed thugs stopped a van and roboed a Dill collector of $1,724 in Jalan Anak Bukit yesterday. Mr. Choo Sck Sin, 20. was returning to his office the Yoe Yen Medical Store in Kochore Road after collecting money from Chinese
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    Police union meeting
    31 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The seventh delegates' conference of the Police Administrative and Clerical Services Union will be held at the St. John Ambulance Hall here vii Aug. 18.
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    House arrest for two
    51 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Two privates in B a t v Cantonment military camp [who face a charge of hou.sel breaking and causing hurt !to an occupant of the hou.se will be placed under house arrest in the camp. They are Lawrence Lopez, 21 and V.M. Uturaju.
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    Clerks want direct representation
    218 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The general secretary of the National Union of Government Clerical Workers, Mr. G.N. Rajan, said today that the 11,000 clerks In the country should seek direct representation in the Whitley Council. Writing in the union'.s latest bulletin. Mr. Rajan added: "Clerks must wake
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    Stick together or hang separately
    1998 7  - Stick together or hang separately JOSEPH WECHSBERGI By PART TWO OF THE SERIES ON A PRESTIGIOUS BRITISH INSTITUTION THE complexity of enormous risks today forces all insurance groups to stick together or they will hang separately. Back in 1815 a Lloyd's underwriter would singly insure a clipper ship, valued at
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    DEATH
    56 8 Wmr4m *f« fVi*rfa*wa»> LUM TOW LENS, m Jalin Datoh i-i«»ed away peacefully SOU am Ag* «4. leaving behind 2 aoaa Hoi k Chve. Hock Cheng. 3 'Inughtera and 16 grandchildren. <"nr 'eg* leave* Residence 4 30 p m. 1? x k:i tar KamponK Kapor Methodiet Church 1 ■•■for* pro"'«***<l
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    The Straits Times Monday, August 12, 1963. The Farmer Waits
    662 8 The Straits Times Monday, August 12, 1963. The Farmer Waits The annual reports of govunment departments usually I are from two to three years out of date. No-one seems to 'mind, perhaps because no-one reads them. But these reports are often packed with informJation. and they give a much more
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    Good Month
    333 8 Haji Syed Nasir, Director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pusjtaka and chairman of ths 'national language month campaign, has criticised some of the projects for popularising Malay which have been organised in the past six weeks. Government servants in some States have been blamed for not finding time
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    Healthy Fund
    220 8 About $100 million a year is made available by the Employees' Provident Fund for investment in the public section. Where would the Federation be without it? Yet when the Fund was formed hardly a word was said of this particular grace of compulsory savings. It will be many
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    A tangle of red tape in S'pore
    1871 8  - A tangle of red tape in S'pore BARRIE OLDFIELD BY who is driving overland from Britain to Australia ONE MAN'S ALL-IN-A-DAY ENCOUNTER WITH ,THE BUREAUCRATIC MACHINE I%UILD Your■■■Jself a Bam--3 boo Room Divider" or "Decarbonise your 1928 banger" are examples of do-it-yourself articles appearing in every present-day magazine. The authors
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      227 8 RECENT pictures of the arrival of bevies of beauties from neighbouring countries for the Cultural Festival prompted me to look up the definition of the word "culture" in several dictionaries and books of reference. The word means or Implies Intellectual refinement or the cultivation of intellect,
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      100 8 RISFER to Taxpayer's letter on the subject of renewal of driving licences. It Is true In Singapore that when a driving licence Is renewed some time after It has expired the renewal Is effective from the time the licence Is renewed and not from the expiry date. But If
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    $6 mil. to eliminate winding roads in Perak
    278 9 IPOH. Sun. About $6 1 million is now being spent in Perak on two new road schemes. The new roads from Slim River to Tanjong Malim and from Bota to near Ayer Tawar will speed up traffic. One will eliminate the pre-
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    TV extra hour from today
    53 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Televi>lon ilngapura will extend Its regular service of four hours dally to five! nours from tomorrow. The service will be from 6.30 p.m. to 11.30 p.m. Instead of 7.15 p.m. to 11.15 p.m. The extra hour comprises mainly entertainment and educational projrrmmmes for
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    New secretary
    23 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mr. Tuhm Muker.iee of Seremban has been named the new executive secretary of the Malayan Trade Union Congress.
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    Dr Quack asks for and gets two assistants
    121 9 KLANG. Sun. Dr. Quack now has two assistants to guard him and dispense "tea leaves" to his mounting patients. The four-legged drake's owner. Haji Ibrahim bin Salim, 60. had another dream last night. "Dr.. Quack asked me to get two men to
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    A coffee party
    38 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Women's International Club here will hold a coffee party at the residence of Toh Puan Raha. the wife of the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, on Aug. 20.
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    Thousands turn out at first open-air show of Cultural Festival
    295 9 Thousands turn out at first open-air show of Cultural Festival SINGAPORE, Sunday. A LARGE crowd turned out last night to watch the first open-air show of the South-East Asian Cultural Festival on the City Hall steps. They tilled the whole padang and all adjoining roads and kept By the time
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    The new aim of Australia in Asia, by Critchley
    446 9 The new aim of Australia in Asia, by Critchley SINGAPORE, Sunday THE Australian High Commissioner in Malaya, Mr. T. K. Critchley, said yesterday that his country's aim in Asia was a stable relationship based on friendship, goodwill, understanding, and mutual respect and progress. "And I would trust that this is
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    Psychology on the Job—a public talk
    87 9 Psychology on the Job a public talk KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mrs Mona F. Sedky, lecturer In social psychology at the University of Malaya, will talk on "Psychology on the Job Application of Psychology In Work Situation" at 4 pm on Sunday at 29. Ipoh Road. Sponsored by the Kuala Lumpur
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    LESSONSDOWN ON THE FARM-BY 16mm FILMS
    98 9 LESSONS DOWN ON THE FARM-BY 16mm FILMS SINGAPORE. Sun Officers of the Primary Production Department of the .Ministry of National Development will visit villages three times a week and show educational films. The department has produced five 16mm films on improved methods of fanning and keeping livestock, and new techniques
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    'RACIAL BARRIERS ARE THE CAUSE'
    437 9 Backwardness of Malays in trade |£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Sela n g o r Mentri Besar, Date Abu Bakar bin Baginda, today blamed the existence of racial barriers among retailers and wholesalers for the backwardness of Malays in trade. He was speaking at a meeting
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    Water stocks falling fast
    54 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Public Utilities Board today urged the public "to exercise the greatest economy in the use of water In their own interest." "If the water consumption continues to be high and stocks art falling fast, new measures may have to be taken to preserve
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      505 9 Todays Radio, TV programmes RADIO SINGAPORE Tllae: 120 Cloee Down MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: RADIO MALAYA ■HOKT*WA I vt r iERVICE NA 2£X& r VE 41 metres bkkvice 41.7 metres AM. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. NegaraMomlng Prelude; 7.15 News; 7.20 Ku; 602 Prelude To Breakfast; Breakfast Bulletin;
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    ROMANCE OF INDIA
    138 10 LOVE SONGS OF VIDYAPATI. Edited by W.G. ARCHER (Allen and Unwin 305.). A FOURTEENTH century Indian poet, Vidyapati, is famous for his love songs, written in Maithili, a regional language of Eastern India. His songs were new to Indian literature, for they broke with standard poetic convention
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    MANUAL OF INSTRUCTION IN SPIRITUAL LIFE
    167 10 MORE TALES FROM THE MASNAVI. By A. J. Arberry. (Allen and Unwin 285.). TIE Masnavi of Jalal :il Din Rumi, the greatest mystical epic of Islam, is hardly known in Malaya. Composed over a period of many years during the thirteenth century, this manual
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    THE POOR MAN'S LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR
    145 10 THE POOR MAN'S LANGUAGE INSTRUCTOR BAD English is not exclusive to the English, but of course they have less excuse for it. In "How To Improve Your English", a three and sixpenny publication in Elliot Right Way Books Mr. J. E. Metcalle, whose professional interests are scientific, puts much of
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    Into the jaws of death
    815 10  - Into the jaws of death ALASTAIR BUCHAN DIEPPE: THE SHAME AND THE GLORY. By Terence Robertson. (Hutchinson 425.) DIEPPE: AUGUST 19. By Eric Maguire. (Jonathan Cape 215.) By (\N the morning of August 19, 1942, 5,000 Canadian and British soldiers assaulted one of the most strongly held points in Hitler's
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    The dragon Watson slew
    441 10 MALARIA ROSS. By Josephine Kamm. (Methuen 13s. 6d.) BY DAVID SZE THHE last time Ross spoke in public was in the 1 King Edward VII College of Medicine in Singapore, not quite thirty years ago. On the walls of the lecture room hung maps and charts
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    Insight into Nazism behind the lines
    273 10 Review by CHRISTOPHER SYKES AMATEUR AGENT. By EWAN BUTLER. (Harrap. 215.). mHE author of this enterX talnlng. well-written book of war memoirs was well qualified for the various war posts In which he served, first as an Intelligence officer In the 8.E.F., and then
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    Plan for $Bm. bridges held up for lack of funds
    361 11 Plan for $Bm. bridges held up for lack of funds BATU PAHAT, MUAR WILL JUST HAVE TO WAIT VLALA LUMPUR. Sun. Plans to build two major bridg- es in Johore, estimated to cost a total of S8 million, have been held up for lack of funds, a Ministry of Works,
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    Madam Jathambal hopes to buy a house—
    202 11 Madam Jathambal hopes to buy a house— SINGAPORE. Sun. Madam Jathambal. the widow who was left with 15 children when her husband was killed in a motor accident recently, is keen to buy a house from the contributions by Straits Times readers. The donations came after the story of the
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    Senator Tan is president
    47 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The following were elected officials of the Malayan Leprosy Relief Association today: President. Senator T. H. Tan; vice-president. Inche Aziz Ibrahim; hon. treasurer. Senator Lim Heo Hong; hon. secretary. Mr. Khoo Chong Kok; hon. assistant secretary. Mr. E J. Lawrence.
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    PAHANG'S NEW MISS MEDICAL AND HEALTH
    54 11 Che Mashuri Kidi of u.i ui> (centre) who was crowned "Miss Medical and Health I'.ihanu. 1%3" at the eighth Pahang Medical and Health sports meet in Raub. The runncrs-up there were .~>o competitors were Che Zaleha Harun, of Kuala Lipis. (right) and Miss Jean
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    BERLIN FAIR: MALAYA TO TAKE PART
    203 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. \f ALAYA has decided to take part in the German ITI Industries exhibition, which will be held in Berlin from Oct. 12 to Oct. 27. Malaya's decision Is the result of a recommendation put forward by the Assistant Minister of Information
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    Grand Prix train
    28 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A special train service is being arranged between Singapore and Johore Bahru for the Johore Grand Prix on Aug. 31 and Sept.
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    Stamp exhibition
    49 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Selangor Stamp Club will hold its 10th sump exhibition at the British Council Hall hero from Oct. 31 to Nov 2 from 5.30 p.m to 7 p m on the first day and 10 a.m. lv G pju. uu Uw nut two d*y«.
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    Faithful call to Muslims
    103 11  -  Raja Muda by TELUK ANSON. Sun.— A call to in Lower Perak to follow mid be fuithiul to the teachings of Prophet Mohamed was made by the Ruja Muda of Perak today at a rally to celebrate the birthday of Prophet Mohamed. Earlier til." Raja Muda
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    Alliance in by-election victory
    66 11 Alliance in by-election victory rpAIPING. Sun The AlL liance won the by-elec-tion in the Kampong Pinang council near here yesterday and retained its 100 per cent control. Haji Zainuddin bin Haji Abdullah All. of the Alliance, polled 173 votes. His indepen- dent opponent. Inche Saad bin Haji Mohamed received 46
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    They'll keep on asking for quarters
    83 11 PENANG. Sun.— Hospital tt- lendants employed in the Penang i General Hospital will continue to urge the State Government to build quarters for them near the hospital. This was stated by Inche Adam bin Ismail, assistant secretary of the National Health and Medical Employees'
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    Society meeting
    23 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The annual meeting of the Jaffne.se Co-operative Society will be held here at 10 a.m. on Aug. 25.
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    Methodist retreat
    20 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Laymen from Methodist churches in Malaya began a two-day retreat at the Wesley Church here.
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      318 11 Straits Times Crossword HaT MM 1 bHT LaaaaaaHHF BBaF BBaaF BBai ACROSS 4 Armament for the cold war 7 Hide naif the arcade in case (8). body is seen (7t. 5. The reward for donkey work? 8. Told the tale— "Seek and ye <6>. shall find" in an unusual 6.
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    1074 14 THE tablr ot shares on the Malayan Stock Exchange shows Ust business to August 1. (A) and last business since that date (B) with II and L standing for Highest and Lowest business far this year to date. Hi «ie> BncM 3.50 I I «tlM ice 1.35
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    31 14 Cavrrat Date of Total ToUl for pa>mrnt payment for previous year year Petaling Tin 15 c i (Int.) Sept. 25 15 c i> New Scudai 15 r <, 15^0 We
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    U.K. sales of rubber
    100 14 The Board of Trade has announced the sale of 747 tons ot rubber from its stockpile in August. This means that at the end ot this month 71.500 tons will remain in the stockpile. Of the August sales, 72 tons were for August delivery. 220 tons
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    Tin at lowest level
    257 14 Tin at lowest level ■'pHL Straits tin price on I Saturday morning clawed Uie week at $449,121 Us lowest level for the period Saturday morning's drop of Sl. B7 'j was also the biggest experienced on any day during t..t week. I Ills contra*! wnh the Friday close in London
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    COMMODITY REVIEW
    371 14 COMMODITY REVIEW 332 million rupiahs (£2.600.000 at the official rale ol exchanges, according lo Central Office statistics today. This wm a drop of 71 million rupiuhs i £580.00()> compared with the same period last year. on in. Malayan Rubntr Market Hie Mttlemenl raadwd in Maalai over iiic ion. Aukusi M-.
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    EXCHANGE RATES.
    34 14 THE Malayan Eicninn Banks' Ais*. ciatitn mHrtf taw aiMflpJM In HI rales to mirrhnnta vrMemiv tall rale* tO >H"M Sdling TT nr OO ready: S»i» Fran*. I li- Italian UN M I
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      925 14 I*°lorientI lines i SAILINGS TO U.K. FIRST HALF 1964 Oep. S'DOf* Oep. Peoong Arr. U.K. "CHITRAL" 9 ion 10 Jan 1 feb XHUSAN" 2 Feb 3 Feb 23 Fab "IBERIA" 17 Feb 7 Mat "ARCADIA"* 23 Feb 16 Mat "CATHAY" 9 Mat 10 Mai I Apr "CHITRAL" 10 Apr 11
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      528 14 THE THIRD MALAYAN FUND Application Form and full details available by sending this coupon to: Tha Monagen P.O. las 90, Singapore, P.O. fax IM Kuolo Lumpur. P.O. lax 30, Ipoh or P.O. Iti 156 P*non 9 Nimt: (Mr./Mn./Miii! AMm TRUSTEE: THE CHARTERED BANK (MALAYA) TRUSTEE LTD i2-s-«3 LLOYD TRIESTINO Passenger
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      425 14 NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF THE MALAYAN BANKING LIMITED STATE OF SINGAPORE The Management Informs all 5' t KEGISTERKD STOCK 19(1 customers and associates that the; (1969) strike called by the Singapore ■■mMiajajajaa tT ,n Union of Banks Employees has not JV < RtG mu?q ?i affected It* operations which are continuing
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 15 RlßßEft TIN (pcrlb.) iperpicull. Aurastß. 7»SeU. $44f.7> 7. (t 7 a cts. $451.75 8. 7«'nct». 5452.5* t. 70-»cU. 5451.M It. 1449.12 'i
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    853 15 SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS rpHE following: is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended Friday August 9. B. s. Alex Ice t.il) Al*« ord« 3.10 B If. Truiteea «00 Kouaiead 1 §7 M C.B, Holding 6 6 4v (on. Tin loilt l>r r IT 9 u 9
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    Dull week on Stock Exchange
    2222 15 Dull week on Stock Exchange From Our Market Correspondent IT was an extremely dull week on the Malayan Stock Exchange and industrial shares were easier on balance in the great majority of cases. Adding to the quiet conditions was the fact that the Singapore trading room due to the August
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    33 15 Ang 6 Ang 7 \ue*x Aug S Aug 10 Industrials: 116.88 116.29 115.68 114.69 114.72 Tins: 108.22 108.74 108.67 108.93 108.96 robbers: 113.66 113.62 113.66 113.18 113.18 Dee. 2>. 1962=100.
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      759 15 NOTICES IN THE MATTE* OF IB COMTANIES ORDINANCE AND IN THE MATTE* OF SINGAPORE PROGRESS LIMITED (In Vetantary Liquidation!. At an Extraordinary Oeneral *t—ting of the Members of tbe above-named Company duly convened and held at 47, Prlnsep Street, Singapore, on Thursday Ist August 1963, the foils-ring Special Resolution was
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      645 15 TENDERS PENANG J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from registered J.K.R. Contractors In Class "C" and above (WORKS* up to 12 noon on 16th August, 1963 at the office of the Jurutera Negeri. JubaUn Kerja Raya, Pulau Plnang for the SUPPLY DELIVERY OF MKTAL FROM P.W.D. QUARRY. AT PKNANTI
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      637 15 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK. TENDERS for the supply and delivery of metal from Talam Quarry in Klnta District for period 1.10.1963 to 30.9.1964 will be received at the Office of the Jurutera Negert. J.K.R.. Perak, Ipoh. up to 3 p.m on 21st August, 1963. from Contractors in Classes A
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      639 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA DEPAKTMENT OF GEOGBAPHT Tbe University Invites applications for two posts of Lecturer or Assistant Lecturer depending on qualifications In the above department. 1 po.st is lor a specialist in Climatology and /or Meteorology and t lie successful candidate will be expected lo supervise the University's
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      South need 173 runs to beat North
      602 16 South need 1 73 runs to beat North THE North versus Sou is heading for a close end of the second day's needed another 173 rur •nd innings wickets in However, with bowle: scoring match. North apr. over South, especially il breakthrough tomorrow. North's second innings ended at 5.15 p.m.
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      111 16 BASKETBALL Kin«s (up (Ipobl Men Group *.V: 8 gor lit inu 113-68. Pahang bt Johore 80-78. Croup -B: Perak M 90-75. Negn bt Peril* 88--72, VVmnrn (iroup "B": Perak bt Kirt.m 62-20: Johore bt Pahang n-ai. KKKII- T.«n Shirld (S*POK>: Si. Andrews Old Boy.s bt Present Boy* by 70
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      TOURISTS WIN
      41 16 SINGAPORE. Sun -The visaing i.st l'n ii.ni w.ttrrpolo team ooniinu.vl their winning streak whrn they bMI Chine.se .swimming club, the Lrusue champion.s 11-4 at River Viilley Road tot In .in parlirr match, thp >urists br.u Singapore Bwimmlng Club 5-2.
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      MCA team to tour HK in November
      150 16 IPOH. sun A Malayan Cricketj AaaodMtbßß team will tour Hong Kong in November. The annual meeting of the MCA here today decided that the seiec- '<>]■ ahaaU name 20 to 25 players and ask their respective states associations to find out whether the
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      OPENERS BAT THE TOURISTS TO A TEN-WICKET WIN
      370 16 de Mcl and C. M. Ponniah, the opening 11 batsmen of the visiting Ceylon University cricket team, scored 166 runs in 101 minutes without being separated to beat the SCA President's XI by ten wickets in their one-day match on the Singapore
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      Lock icon THE RECORD SMASHERS
      54 16 4 FTER setting up a new world record for the women's 4 x 110 yards relay with a time of 45.25 ec British quartet (from left) Madeleine Cobb. Daphne Arden, Mary Rand and Dorothy Hyman acknowledge the cheers of the crowd at the White City Stadium. London
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      104 16 rjANTON, Sun.— The touring Indonesian badminton team played their last match in DMM last night, defeating the Canton Chinese Youth team 3-2. The tourists took one men's singles and both the women's doubles. Results (Indonesia first) Men's singles Ang Tjin Slang > beat Fu
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      FOUR BEAT 10,000 M RECORD IN SINGAPORE
      142 16 FOUR BEAT 10,000 M RECORD IN SINGAPORE ATHLETICS SINGAPORE, Sun. Pour run- ners bettered the Singapore 1 record for the 10.000 metres in tha first AAA open championships event run at Thomson Road to- day. U. Lee. the winner. J. Beckett tfsecondi, R. Brown (third* and R Reid all beat
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      Lock icon Titmus hits 54 not out
      125 16 ONDON, Sun. Close of pl.iy scores in yesterday's cricket matches: At the Oval Middlesex 183-8 (Titmus 64 n.0.) v Surrey. At Lrylon Essex 199-6 (knight 62, Bailey 61 n.0.) v Kent. At I Wnton-super-Mare Somerset 306-6 (Atkinson 81 Wight 61 Alley 90 n.0.) v Derby.
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      15 arrests at Celtic as season opens
      321 16 15 arrests at Celtic as season opens SOCCER ROUNDUP GLASGOW. Sun. Police here said last night that there had been 15 arrests at the Celtic-Rangers Scottish League Cup soccer game, which attracted a 60,000 crowd to Parkhead, the Celtic ground. Police said six people were arrested In the ground and
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      154 16 SYDNEY. Sun. Results of Australian League soccer matches played today! Victorian State Juventus 2 George C. 4. NSW Fed. Div. I— Oladesville I S. Coast 0: Croatia 0 Apia 4 Budapest 4 Bankstown 1: Hakoali 1 Prague 5; Auburn 9 Yugal 2 Div. 2 Blacktown 0 Oranvllle
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      52 16 SHIRTS DIARY SOTCKR M-lourney: Vietnam v Japan < 5 p.m.); Malayusia v China '6 30. both matches at Merclcka Stadium i. I.. I'erak Div. 1: Utd Plantations v Flcmiiigion <T. Anson I CRICKET Annual match: North v South <lpoh Municipality padiins. 11 a.m.*. WATEKPOLO Tour match: S'pore v W. Australia
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      Lock icon Tiger stops Fullmer in seventh round
      300 17 Tiger stops Fullmer in seventh round BOXING BADAN, Sun. Dick Tiger, 34-year-old Nigerian, put his country on the fistic map here last night when he pounded American Gene Fullmer into submission after seven rounds to retain his world middleweight boxing title. Fullmer retired at the end of the seventh round
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      MITCHELL LANDS $126 WINNER—APA LAGI
      1601 17 MITCHELL LANDS $126 WINNER— APA LAGI Donnelly also in form with a double OENANG, Sun. Joc--1 key Kevin Mitchell was in top form at Penang today, landing a "treble" on Prince Tournai, Nearium and Apa Lagi. Prince Tournai and Nearium, both owned by Mr K Y. Lim and trained by
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      BIG SWEEP
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      38 17 LONDON. Sun.— Lord Rorebery's Campaign won the William Hill Gold Cup run over one mile at Redcar yesterday Sonredor (100-7) was second and Wrangle (33-1) third of 21 starters Campaign started at 10-1. —Reuter.
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      Miller praises Mudlifah
      238 17 PENANG. Sun. AMERICAN athletics coach Bill Miller *aid today A that Penang schoolgirl Mudlifah Yuson* was 'one of the most promising women high jumpers I have seen in Asia." "Despite having not much time to train because of the recent school examinations Mudlifah was> able to clear
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      Virabhak wins on knockout
      115 17 pENANO, Bun. Singapore and Thailand scored two points each, and Penang one on the first night of the triangular amateur boxing tournament here last night. In the opening bout. Nee Roath Virabhak "Singapore) knocked out R. Kermerrack (Penang) In the first round of their feather- j
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    Slow, struggling Malaysia
    930 18  -  NOMAN SIEBEL By Malaysia 0 Vietnam 5 Kuala Lumpur Sunday S. VIETNAM NOW HA YE A FIGHTING CHANCE OF WINNING M-TITLE MALAYSIA, slow and stripling in attack and disorganised in defence, were crushed .VO by Vietnam in the Merdeka Tournament at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. From the
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    57 18 MRS 001 CHUAN SENG 1 1..-* M..IHH cii.in K.Mf Kirn > ami St. I".-- M M !i. OUtaHBMI '.otii. Ivninf, laavtiu l>ehin<l M>n* IV, k Hock. T.ik Mm, Ttft Ink Hrn. T.-ik S.n^. T.ik Sum. Km; luat. T.-ik Sant-. T.-ik On«. t> d.i.ml.t- r«. 4 Mjiui-ln-lK" J daiiKlitm-ln-law. I
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    Lock icon THAILAND FIGHT FOR 21 MINUTES, THEN FADE AWAY
    516 18 THAILAND FIGHT FOR 21 MINUTES, THEN FADE AWAY Thailand l Koreas KUALA LUMPLR, Sun.— South Korea scored their second win in the Merdeka Stadium tonight when they easily beat Thailand 5-1. Only lor a short period in the first half was this a match. Thailand scoring in the 21st minute
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    Lock icon Hunt leads
    40 18 COLOGNE, Sun.— Bernard Hunt (England) took over the leadership in the German Open golf championship here with a second rouna of 69 for a 36-hole total of 138 two strokes better than overnight leader Neil Coles (England) Reuter.
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    41 18 SEOUL, Sun. The South Korean Olympic Committee had decided to accept the 1.0.C.'s proposal that North and South Korean sports officials resume negotiations at Lausanne on Aug. 19 to form a unified team for the 1964 Tokyo Olympics— Reuter.
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    SIR STANLEY MEETS AFC
    99 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. F.I.F.A. President Sir Stanley Rous arrived by Malayan Airways Comet at noon today and watched tonight's matches in the Merdeka tournament. Sir Stanley is the guest of the F.A.M. and will remain In Kuala Lumpur till Aug. 19. Today he met Asian >
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    AFC hit out at FIFA action
    402 18 AFC hit out at FIFA action I/L'ALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1V Asia Football Confederation Executive Council members, at a meeting here today, expressed "discontentment" over the sanction Riven to Indonesia by F.I.F.A. to run the! Afro-Asian Games in i Jakarta last April. A.F.C. secretary Lee WaiTong said after the threehour meeting
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    Wee gets singles berth in Cup team
    328 18 Wee gets singles berth in Cup team BADMINTON I{UALA LUMPUR. Sun, 1V The Badmirrtoa Association of Malaya j today named a sevenman team for the rho- mas Cup Australasian zor.e championship.* at Wellington. New Zealand, on Sept. 13-14. The team: SINGLES: Teh Kew San, Yew Cheng Hoe i. Penang', and
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      41 18 HIGHEST and lowest temperalures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Saturday to 8 pjn. yesterday: Hlrheat Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Koia Bharu 88 73 Penang 90 7.~> Ipofi 91 73 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 88 73
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