The Straits Times, 14 August 1963

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY fIRTIIIEh SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times KDN 352 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1963. 15 CENTS
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    Bandits attack Gumbang again
    114 1 Bandits attack Gumbang again From GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING, Tues. The border post of Gumbang in Sarawak's First Division was attacked by bandits today the second time since Anril 23. At 1.18 this morning security forces in the village fired at a wellirmcd party of about five border bandits who were
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    Lock icon INDONESIA 'HAPPY'
    471 1 No Jakarta objection to U.N. fact-finding men BUT OFFICIAL THINKS REPORT WILL NOT BE READY FOR SIX WEEKS JAKARTA, Tuesday INDONESIA is happy with the U.N. team which will assess the views of the people of Sarawak and North Borneo on Malaysia. Mr. (innis Ikirsono, the Foreign Oflice
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    Lock icon THE SO-SAD FATHER
    48 1 A SAD-FACED President Kennedy waits in his car after visiting his wife in hospital following the death of their two-day-old son. Patrick, at Otis Air Force base hospital. Patrick, the Kennedys' third child, weighed only 4lb 10 oz. when born five weeks prematurely. UPI photo.
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    Soekarno to limit his activities
    137 1 JAKARTA, Tuesday PRESIDENT Soekarno has agreed to limit his public activities until he has recovered from his present bout of influenza, it was announced today l The presidential physician. Dr. Suharto, said in a statement that the 62-year-old Indonesian leader was still suffering from the
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    Lock icon HK Bank to close down in Jakarta
    101 1 From GEORGE LIU HONG KONG, Tues.— The Hongkong and Shanghai Bank is to end operations in Indonesia at the end of this year, it was officially announced last night. Tne reaj>on for the decision to i hut "conditions are difficult at the moment
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    Lock icon Mart: 'Britain not on knees'
    49 1 STOCKHOLM. Tues Mr. Mu-mu'.ui :old a press conlcrence today that Britain whs not on her knees waiting to be let Into the European Common Market. "We are not cringing. We can live and we intend to live and we are living very well." Reuter.
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    Lock icon US A-test
    34 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. The U.S. conducted an underground low yield nuclear test yesterday In Nevada— the first nuclear explosion reported since the partial test ban treaty was sisned In Moscow last week— Reuter
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    Lock icon Malaya signs
    32 1 LONDON', Tucs. Mafava was among seven countries wl o signed the nuclear test l>an treaty here today. The others are Tunisia. Iceland. Laos, Trinidad and Tobago, Sweden and Jordan. Reuter.
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    Another coastal .sweeper for the RMN
    208 1 Another coastal sweeper for the RMN KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Royal Malayan Navy is to take over a British coastal minesweeper, HM S Hexton, as part of its expansion programme with Malaysia. It will be the second coastal minesweeper in the RMN. An official statement says the 400-ton ship will
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    'FLAT ON YOUR BACKS' BEAUTY QUEENS TOLD: THEY REVOLT
    115 1 LONG BEACH (California), Tues. Sixteen contestants for the title of Miss International Beauty yesterday mutinied against demands that they pose for photographs lying flat on the floor. The rest of the 87 beauties from 47 nations obliged a Life photographer and
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    Lock icon N-test check satellite
    53 1 WASHINGTON, Tues. The United States will launch the first of a series of satellites within the next two months tiwitmrt to detect any clandestine nuclear tests In outer space. Mr. Robert McNamara. the Secretary of Defence, disclosed the plan in testimony today supporting ratification of the nuclear
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    The first 'no confidence9 bid against Nehru Govt
    370 1 the first 'no confidenc e' bid against Nehru Govt liament. It comes after mounting criticism of the 73-year-old Prime Minister, chiefly over an agreement with the Voice of America and planned joint air exercises with Britain and the United States two moves seen by Mr. Nehru's critics as breaches of
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    Lock icon GIRL, 3, IS SOLE SURVIVOR
    65 1 GIRL, 3, IS SOLE SURVIVOR YONS, Tues. A 1a three-year-old girl was the only survivor of the 16 people aboard a Viscount airliner which crashed in a storm near here yesterday. A young man in a farmhouse was also killed and three other occupants injured. The condition of the girl,
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    Blast ushers in Wall's second year
    190 1 Blast ushers in Wall's second year OERLIN, Tues. A 11 heavy explosion early today on the Communist side of a border canal ushered in the second anniversary of the building of the Berlin Wall. West Berlin police said a blue flame shot 45 feet into the air as the blast
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    Lock icon First woman MP
    29 1 BLANTYRES. Turs.—Mrs. Ro.-e ChibamDo. national chairman of the League of Malawi Women, has been returned unopposed to become the first woman member of the Nyasaland Parliament.—Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon A United Left Front now in Ceylon
      144 2 A United Left Front now in Ceylon COLOMBO, Tues. Three Marxist parties, which together hold 19 seats in Ceylon's 157--member parliament, proclaimed a United Left Front at a public meeting here yesterday They are the Trotskyist Lanka Sama Samaja, with 12 seats, the Communist Party with four and the Mahajana
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      Lock icon 38 airmen honoured for China missions
      98 2 38 airmen honoured for China missions r>IPEH. Tues. —The Chinese Nationalist Air Force yesterday decorated 38 officers and men flying airdropping and reconnaissance missions deep over the China mainland. Medals of varying degrees were pinned on the chests of these "heroes" In a ceremony at the Air Force Officer's Club.
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      Lock icon New deal for Papuans
      70 2 PORT MORESBY. Tues. Legislation aimed at giving the two million natives of Papua and New Guinea a majority in their legislature for the first time was announced by the Australian administrators today. The present 36-seat Legislative Council, which contains 12 natives, is to be abolished and
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      Lock icon PAKISTAN AND CHINA JOINT THREAT?
      113 2 PAKISTAN AND CHINA JOINT THREAT? NEW DELHI, Toes. Mr. Nehru told Congress Party M.P..s here today: "It is probable that Pakistan and China may co-operate in giving us trouble. We must be prepared to meet their combined challenge." The Prime Minister was addressing a closed meeting of the ruling party's
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    Lock icon Another Buddhist burns himself to death
    347 2 SAIGON, Tuesday. BUDDHIST monk burned himself to death last night in Hue, 400 miles north of Saigon, according to usually reliable sources. This was the third monk to burn himself in recent weeks protesting against the Government's religious policy. The sources said the suicide
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    Lock icon Mmc Nhu again hits at Buddhist leaders
    198 2 Mme Nhu again hits at Buddhist leaders YEW YORK, Tues. 11 Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu, sister-in-law of President Ngo Dinh Diem of South Vietnam, said in an interview published here yesterday that Buddhist leaders in her country were "actually crypto-Communists and Communist sympathisers." Madame Nhu described as the most powerful
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    Lock icon South Vietnam casualties
    42 2 city SAIGON, Tues. Government forces lost 13 killed and 23 missing In two attacks by Communist guerillas yesterday in the southern delta provinces of South Vietnam, according to a communique. It gave no indications of any Communist casualties.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Silk boost team
    21 2 MELBOURNE. Tues— A Japanese silk mission has arrived in Melbourne to boost Japanese silk exports to Australia.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon EGYPT TAKES OVER 240 COMPANIES
    211 2 CAIRO, Tuesday. pGYPT'S Minister of Industry, Mr. Azis Sidky, has announced the "full nationalisation" of 240 industrial firms, the Middle East news agency said yesterday. j— A list attached to a decree putting: the measure Into effect names three types of companies subject to the
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    Lock icon Captured Russian guns
    261 2 U.S. worried over 'Tiger's' arrest Captured Russian guns CAPT. A.H. Rowley, United Nations Command Armistice Affairs Officer, exhibits Russian-made submachine guns and pistols captured from four North Korean Communists killed on July 30 in clashes with American troops and South Korean policemen near the truce line. 1'. P. 1. picture.
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    Lock icon Repatriated
    38 2 hono kono. Tues. More than 70 women of Indian, Nepal- Burmese and Sikklm origin were *J"°nß! 800 Chinese repa}JJ?tS11£?nrs? di» wh J? iv at tne South China port of Chanklang yesterday on board the steamer Kuanghua.—Reuter. 1
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    30 2 MANILA. Tues. Mr. Akhter Hameed Khan. Director of the Pakistan Academy for Village Development in Comilla, Pakistan, will receive the Ramon Magsaysay' award for government service for 1963—Reuter.
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    Lock icon Salazar: We will fight to the very —end—
    261 2 Salazar: We will fight to the very end LISBON. Tues. The Prime Minister, Dr. Antonio de Oliveira Salazar, said last night Portugal would defend her territories to the very end if the African States declared war on them. He was making a nationwide radio and television broadcast on Portugal's overseas
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Jimenez going home to face $13 m fraud charge
      166 3 Jimenez going home to face $13 m fraud charge WASHINGTON. Tues.— The U.S. has agreed to the Venezuelan Government's request for the extradition of former President Perez Jimenez to face charges of, embezzling more than i US$l3 million. It Is the first time the U.S. has agreed to extradite a
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      Lock icon 'We want water' demonstration
      57 3 PALERMO. <Sicily>. Tues j Thirsty citizens —including children—clashed with poliw here yesterday during a demonstration for more water. Ti»e inhabitants of Palermo set up barricades to block traffic and waved sinns reading "We want water"' to complain an inadequate supply of water in the area. Police
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      Lock icon Peace prize by the late Pope
      66 3 VATICAN CITY. Tues. A I liinidwritteu letter by the late Pope John setting up the International John XXIII Peace Prize Foundation was published in the latest issue of the Vatican's offl- cial gazette Issued here yesterday. The purpose of the foundation 1* to "encourage
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      Lock icon BONN AGREES ON TEST BAN PACT SIGNING
      108 3 BONN, Tues. West Germany will join the nuclear test ban treaty. Chancellor Adenauer's Cabinet decided provisionally at a special three-hour meeting yesterday. The proviso is to be satisfaction -with the statement to the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee by the Secretary of State.
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      Lock icon A Red missile rockets from sea at night
      59 3 Observers on the surfaced submarine watch as a missile similar to the West's Polaris rockets upwards from a cloud of sea and spray after being fired from a submerged sister submarine. UPI photo. THIS picture, re- leased this week, shows Soviet submarines
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      Lock icon PICKETS STAGE SIT-INS AND LIE-DOWNS
      185 3 PICKETS STAGE SIT-INS AND LIE-DOWNS WASHINGTON. Tuesday. iIfAVES of integrationist pickets staged sit-ins and t lie-downs yesterday in Chicago and hymn-sing-ing demonstrators were hauled bodily from a bank I in East St. Louis. Illinois. The CHICAGO demonstraI tors sat and lay in front of construction equipment at a classroom site,
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      Lock icon $21 million robbery: Escape car drivers 'squeal'
      246 3 T ONDON, Tues. Two members of the gang which pulled*. last frth sensational British mail train robbery have "squealed" on their bosses, it was reported last night. The men were waiting escape car drivers, the Daily Mail said in a front page story.
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      Lock icon Rusk gets a good A-treaty hearing
      169 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. Mr. Dean Rusk, Secretary of State, had a good opening session today in the Kennedy Administration's drive to win overwhelming Senate approval of the nuclear test ban treaty. He was congratulated even by right-wing Republicans on the tone and manner of his
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      Lock icon U.S. warns against exaggerated hopes at Geneva
      337 3 GENEVA, Tuesday. •pHE United States warned the disarmament conference yesterday against "exaggerated hopes and irrational expectations" following the partial nuclear test ban accord signed in Moscow last week. Mr. Charles Stelle. American delegate, said It would be difficult to remain patient "especially after
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      Lock icon Herald Tribune 'reprieved'
      50 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. The New York Herald Tribune has been reinstated ai the White House after a banishment of more than a veiir. official sources said today. Subscriptions to thr paper «pre cancelled in May. 1962. at time when it was distinctly critical of President Kennedys policies. Reuter
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      228 3 Om if i set of DDLLS of SINGAPORE The set is i rial souvenir «l Just one of hundreds of jJ items of handicrafts from 4 I Malaya, India Indonesia that we have at 108. ORCHARD ROAD and at Raffles Hotel mk TENSE? .able to work hard through the day,
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    FILIPINO FANTASY
    337 4 Grand pageant of songs and dances SINGAPORE. Tues. *3 The Philippines wafted across the Victoria Theatre stage last night in a breathtaking pageant of songs and dances. Her" was sheer poetry in colour and movement. Every step and every twirl was a joy to the eyr. First it
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    $10,000 GRAB CASE: DRIVER TELLS ABOUT A SIGNAL
    179 4 IOHORE BAHRU, Tues. A Singapore driver told the High Court here today that he was paid $900 by a gang of robbers for signalling the arrival of the victim's car. He is Abdullah bin Ismail, brother-in-law of Abdullah 1 bin Shawal, who
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    UDP forms new sub-branch
    54 4 PENANG. Tues.— lnche Mohamed bin Haji Awang has been elected chairman of the new;vformed Sungel Dua sub-'o.-H.i-i.i of the United Democratic i-*o'i,y in Butterwortn. The vice-chairman Is Inch* Abdullah bin Ranlm with Inche Mohamed bin Che Don and Mr Khaw Boon Pin as secretaries. Mr. Yoong
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    377 4 IN AIR OUT BY AIR THK following la today's aehcdulr of civil aircraft movements at Paya I..bar airport, Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From London, Rome, Damascus. Baghdad, Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon (BA 720) 3.30 p.m. Japan Air Lines: From Tokyo. Hong Kong, BanKkok (JL 713) 6.13 p.m.; from Jakarta (JL 714) 10.30
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    Great potential for S-EA unity, says Thai Prince
    406 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE South-east Asia Cultural Festival now taking place here has great potential for uniting emergent nations in the region Thailand's Prince Kukrit Pramoj said today. "If this festival is kept up in future, it will do a lot for Asia,"
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    FESTIVAL ITEMS FOR TONIGHT
    76 4 FESTIVAL ITEMS FOR TONIGHT THE South-East Asia Cultural Festival's programme for tonight is as follows: NATIONAL THEATRE 8 p.m. India presents a dance drama in Sanskrit entitled "Paduka Pattabhishekain." Tomorrow The Baranguay Folk Dance Troupe of the Philippines presents: Igorot mountain dances, Muslim suite. Dances of Yesteryears, and Buhay sa
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    One night extension ! for the | Cultural —Show-J
    140 4 One night extension for the Cultural Show SINGAPORE, Tues. The week long South-east Asia Cultural Festival, which ends on Friday night, is to be extended another night Saturday night at the National Theatre. An official statement said that because of the immense public response to the festival, the National Theatre
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    'Greatest economy in water use' call
    86 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Public Utilities Board today urged the public to exercise the greatest economy in the use of water. Despite light rain which fell in Singapore and South Johore yesterday, water stocks dropped 0.6 per cent to 37.3 per cent of capacity. This
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    Ex-manager cleared of dishonesty charge
    239 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Leonard Lee. described as the former manager of Cinetech in Bukit Timah Road, was today acquitted after a two-day trial in a district court on a charge of dishonestly misappropriating a refrigerator. His counsel, Mr. R. Murugason. had argued that Lee was not
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    A clash—then Karam Singh challenges Ismail: 'Arrest me...'
    1176 5 A clash then Karam Singh challenges Ismail: Arrest me...' OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday TRY TO SUBVERT COUNTRY AND YOU'LL END UP LIKE CHIN SIONG AND COMPANY 9 oy JWO Socialist Front MPs clashed with f the Government today over the creation of five Federal Police Reserve units in
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    SCHOOLGIRL STABBED BY ROADSIDE
    227 5 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. A SCHOOLGIRL, Yeo Chew Tee. 16. who left her home in Cross Street last night after telling her brother she was going out to buy books, was later stabbed by a man in Woodlands Road. While she lay in a serious condition in hospital
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    The third Friendship flies in
    89 5 The third Friendship flies in SINGAPORE, Tues The third Fokker Friendship F-27 aircraft of Malayan Airways fleet arrived this afternoon after a 8.400 -mile delivery flight from Amsterdam. With the arrival, the domestic routes to Ipoh and Penang. and from there to Bangkok and Medan will soon be serviced by
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    Compulsory voting move by MCA
    132 5 IPOH. Tuesday. A MOVE to urge the Government to introduce com- pulsory voting in elections in Malaya is being considered by the Perak branch of the Malayan Chinese Association. The proposal, from one of its branches, will be studied by the working committee of j
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    Singapore student gets Us art job
    134 5 Singapore student gets Us art job SINGAPORE. Tues Singapore student. Mr. kanaga Sabapathy has been appointed assistant custodian Of the largest private col lection or Oriental art in the United States the Brundage Collection at San Francisco a.i Honours graduate In history at the University of Singapore. Mr. Sabapathy is
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    Dancers to help building fund
    58 5  -  PENANG. ran. The Indian cultural dance troupe now taking pin la t)M So"ih-Easi Asia Fehtiml in Singapore, will tjivr two pertormunces at the Phor lay Hiih School in Banan Jermal Koatt at 8 n.ni on Saturday and Sundaj I'roctTii* from tliepcrformancM -a ill «o tv
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    A bogus teacher goes to jail for cheating
    200 5 A bogus teacher goes to jail for cheating SINGAPORE. Thues. M. S. Rajasinghe, 29, posed as a Raffles institution teacher to cheat a boy. Tan Hock Seng, of a total of $28, a District Court was told today. "Tan was easy prey as he was anxious to get a place
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    FUND FOR WIDOW NOW NEARS $15,000
    155 5 FUND FOR WIDOW NOW NEARS $15,000 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Straits Times fund for Madam Jahathambal the Singapore woman whose husband was killed in a road accident, and her 16 children Is .nearing the $15,000 mark. Readers today sent in $709.50. bringing the total to $14,551.38. New donations are: Miss Jayanthi.
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    House passes $6m. vote to buy copters for RMAF
    283 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE House of Representatives today approved. supplementary expenditure of $6.4 million to build up the country's defence services. The Minister of Defence, Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, in outlining the need for the extra funds, Mid that most
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    Untapped gold mine in Malaya-by tourism chief
    206 6 Untapped gold mine in Malaya-by tourism chief PNANG, Tues. The chairman of the Penang Tourist Association, Senator Cheah Seng Khim, has returned from a world tour "more convinced than ever" that Malaya has an untapped gold mine. "I refer, of course, to tourism." he told a Press conference today. Senator
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    3 more Datos in Spore
    58 6 I TANAH RATA. Tues— Three more Singapore citizens have been honoured by the Sultan of Pahangi by making them honorary Datos Om of them is Dato Syed Ahmad Alsagoff. who was earlier made a Dato by the Sultan of Johore. The other new Datos are
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    Sarawak's traitors ...and stay-home —softies —
    235 6 Sarawak's traitors ...and stay-home softies IT U CH I NG. Tues.— Sarawak's Director of Education. Mr. M. G. Dickson, spoke yesterday of the paradox of the present school system in Sarawak. Certain products of Chinese schools, he said. were prepared to trek through the forests to Indonesia in pursuit of
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    Month's notice for permits
    57 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Several applications for permits to hold public concerts, plays and dramas have been refused by police recently because the applicants did not given sufficient nitice. The police secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah. today reminded people and organisations applying for such permits, that they must give
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    Killed by falling steel girders
    59 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— A lorry attendant. Koh Hai San, 25, was crushed to death by a stack of falling steel girders at a workshop in Paya Lebar Road yesterday. Koh and another worker were piling up stacks of girders outside the workshop at 12.50 p.m. when
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    Outsider gets job: 600 Naval Base men on strike
    206 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. 13 About 600 Naval Base workers are on strike in a dispute over the alleped direct appointment of an "outsider"" to a senior post in a certain department. The strike began yesterday following a deadlock in negotiations between the
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    Three held after clash in orchard
    92 6 PENANG. Tues. A hut was pulled down and bicycles were damaged when fruit thieves clashed with caretakers in a rambutan plantation in Kampon* Bharu last evening. Two caretakers in charge of the plantation found three men plucking fruits and remonstrated with them. Seven other
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    The wall on display
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A picture exhibit of Berlin. showing the wall which divides the city into two. is on display for two week* from today at the U.S.I.S.
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    Court told of a 'death' chant after screams
    218 6 A YEAR -OLD farmer told a preliminary inquiry today he heard his married daughter screaming for help and chanting a "death" prayer soon after her husband. Shafle bin Mohamed Noor, had locked her in in their house. Shafie. 41, is accused rt
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    Students give away $7,500
    60 6 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. A sum ■of X7.546.29. collected by the University of Singapore Students' Union during its 1962 Welfare I Month, was recently distributed to five organisations. The Singapore Association lor Retarded Children received $2,--046.29. Singapore Children's Society $1,500. St. John's Home for the Aged 11,500. Singapore
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    New ruling on school grant
    73 6 SINGAPORE. Tuw.— The Mm'- i.Mry of Education announced to- day that Islamic religious school.* now getting part aid from the Government, may use up to onei half the capitation grant allocated to them to augment salaries of their teachers. An official statement Mid this decision
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      93 6 Allotf Onp By V.I Hum tin IHrk 1 1 uvtf By I'h«»si9»r (moutil I r NOW WDIN TUX MOUTH 3 V MPS PEEK. XXI SAIU A V v< r '5 VOuB "V UV TT^ L A BIT-TUATS IT. Hf» I 150-POUNO M»N 0066*0 a&AVE. M»S PECK* CAMf Ti» -r^wrrCaaSi-^icS^ OIAR.
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    The most spectacular risks taken by Lloyd's
    1789 7 JOSEPH WECHSBERG £100 MILLION DEAL WAS SET UP IN LESS THAN AN HOUR PART FOUR OF THE SERIES BY THE CORPORATE SHUDDER THAT RAN THROUGH LLOYDS THE DAY A U.S. MAGAZINE CALLED IT THE 'WORLDS BIGGEST BOOKIE JOINT SOME PEOPLE in The Room
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      83 7 B^^*r _>l_^. ■v£ \?t v Of all cigarettes exported from Britain '^l§ w£&iiJ Jfl B\ Rothmans King Size is also made in V^J Wf-j^Mr^M -I \l^. 11 major countries on 5 continents. :^^^M W 1 I i ILW All over the world you'll find Rothmans— W^M I I^. on land,
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    DEATH
    33 8 Ward, sit immtmmm\ MM CEORCE HOY. formerly of Cable and Y. irrlrv. Ltd Singapore ptiiwxl away at P»nh. Wmtrrn Auitraha. 12-8-S3 Lovinx busband of Ka:hlwn and father of William. Brian and Prtrr
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    238 8 Wmris Sl$ (Minimum, NONI$ Yvonnr and Jerry hearttljr thank everyone for their gracloui prraenrr rood m l.she* and valuable gifts Saturday 10-1- S3 MR. ANO MRS. i-ancelot Lopez for sifts and a". ni-.nce at their wedding on 10-8-83 TVluk AtiKon. TMf FAMILY OF the iaf Goh B« Wan thank
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 8 it Word, 5/0 < Minimum) IN EVER LOVING Memory of Chan M«w Klam who died 14-S-47 Fondly •rmrmbrrrA hv his If e and children
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    PERSONAL
    45 8 1$ Moi-rfs $10 i Minimum) PEKING TOWN Iom hiyond likr »:uinr on lonely island t>uried UDdrr .nd. None could help but you WILMA In.rrt 2 YI'O ZKRO. Finn* |>rot:rr«Mnc iMptt* inrrraainK kx-ai prrKsurcK. tMN u II nulls ion•urnrd by puzzler? llu Root Thirty-iix— Kr^d
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    127 8 M Korrf. ill < Minimum) NOBODY RELISHES Bad Smells. Oet Airuick for your home. Keep* it fn.'h and .-.u.-et-«melling all day. BETTY'S BEAUTY SALON. 36-B Piinnep street. Phone 253^. Well known lor hair aiylinn by Belly. Kaymond Yeant Cold Wavi- u-rd JUST ARRIVED Latest Uwisna IUUian l-.di.a Nnoes. SandaU
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      Sarawak's Vote
      680 8 1 From Kuching comes a i timely report on the elections i which gave Sarawak its first 1 representative government the elections to which U Thant's attention has been I drawn. Malaysia was the major issue, indeed virtually the I 1 only issue, although it will be for
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      Cuepacs Claim
      372 8 The Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services can hardly expect the Government to seriously entertain its demand for a 300 per cent increase in housing allowances, or the taxpaying public to offer much sympathy. If Cuepacs is not careful, public opinion wilbuild up
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      Madame Nhu
      153 8 Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu. sister-in-law of President Diem, has solemnly delivered herself of the view that the Buddhist priests leading the campaign against alleged religious persecution in South v*iotnam are "crypto-Com-munists and Communist sympathisers." In an interview with Life magazine, she predicts that when the dispute is over
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    PAKISTAN'S AIR DEAL WITH CHINA WILL GO THROUGH
    331 8 from I. 11. Burnry KABACHI. Toes. A Chinese delegation is due to arrive in Karachi before the end of this month to negotiate an air agreement with Pakistan. It Is almost certain that the agreement will be signed and that Pakistan International
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      Service wives' jobs
      308 8 Service wives jobs rpHERE are several points 1 which "Service Wife" has overlooked. She is more fortunate than her civilian sisters. She can take up secretarial employment if she desires, be well paid and be able also to stave off the boredom which assails many European housewives in Malaya. I
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      Ignorance
      94 8 rrvHE Ministry of EducaX tion has in its employ over 4.000 teachers trained in colleges in various parts of the Commonwealth, particularly Britain. How can 'Service Wife" justify her remark about local teachers? "Service Wife" forgets that Malayan children are themselves Commonwealth children, and further she shows her gross
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      Local teachers
      190 8 "QERVICE WIFE" says O that local teachers would not be able to teach Commonwealth children in Malaya. What utter no nsense! Is not English the medium of instruction for these children? There are thousands of qualified teachers here, trained in England and Malaya, who can tackle these children
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      Water hours
      69 8 rE Singapore public is aware that water-ra-tioning throughout the State is from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. However, during the last few days in the area where we are residing (Singapore 19) water is turned off at 6.30 a.m. and is not turned on again until 10.30 p.m.
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      Polygamy
      55 8 V O U R correspondent "KMK" Infers that a great deal of prostitution Is a by-product of monogamy as practised in the Western world. He has only to read the columns of your newspaper to be aware that prostitution and Immorality can equally be found In South-east Asia, where
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      A blemish
      56 8 PEOPLE living in Petaling Jaya are very clad to hear that theirs is considered the best new settlement in the country. Though I don't see many untidy spots in the town, I often wonder why there are so many flies in the day time and so many mosquitoes
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    JAKARTA where the Russians are Ugly, too
    1029 8  - JAKARTA where the Russians are Ugly, too DENNIS BLOODWORTH BY who has just returned from a visit to Indonesia IN Indonesia, time and the difficult Nations between giver and given have done their work, and now the Russians are Ugly too. While Americans have been ridiculed as naive, odiously generous
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      452 8 Straits Times Malay Mail ClaeaMled advenltemaMi may b. handfd ta: l.t moot COLD STOKAOE ANCADI Orchard Road COLO STORAGE ■RANCHES AT HOLLAND ROAD-KATONG KCMEL ROAD-NAVAL BASE AuthorUrd Af«ntt: CITY BOOK STORE LTD «mncrt*»t*r Mouw Collycr Quay THE NEWS FRONT Fttzpairick't Supermarket M. M. ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Road Naval Beea HAMIEM
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      94 8 BASS AMPLIFIERS B^> The reproduction requirement of Electric bom Guitar it quite different from the normol type of portable amplifier. The amplitude and twmendous oir pressure produced by the loudtpeotw movement at true bou frequencies it thattrring to on ordinary omptifier. renten Weill Ban Amplifiers we specially Constructed for this
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    f'Malaya I the Land of Pesta' —plan
    265 9 'Malaya the Land of Pesta' plan KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaya will become "The Land of Pesta" if a central council for all cultural organitions in the country is formed. "My intention is to hold Pestas In different parts oi Malaya right through the year." the Assistant Minister of Information and
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    Girl stabbed
    30 9  -  MUAR. Tues. A tapper. Toy Ah Moi. 20. was fatally slabbed in front of her house at Tangkak yesterday evening. A youth has I surrendered to the police.
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    Cigarette agent robbed
    64 9 KOTA BHARU, Tues.— A cigarettes agent, Mr. Chun Tong Keng. 65. was robbed of his cigarettes valued at $288 and $34 In cash by five armed men at Kampong Pangkal Kalong. 15 miles from here, yesterday. The robbers, armed with daggers and axes, confronted Mr. Chua while
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    MALAYSIA JOY TEAM GO AHEAD WITH PLANS
    278 9 MALAYSIA JOY TEAM GO AHEAD WITH PLANS NELSON RUTHERFURD, by KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. /"|FFICIALS today doggedly continued with plans for celebrating Malaysia on schedule amid the growing likelihood that the celebrations will have to be postponed. Senator Khaw Kal Boh. Minister without Portfolio, who Is secretary-general of the celebrations' central
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    Diluted drugs: A Malacca i—denial—I
    123 9 Diluted drugs: A Malacca denial MALACCA. Tues. The Chief Medical and Health Officer. Malacca. Dr. S. A. Sabaratnam. described as "nonsense" allegations made in Parliament that hospitals here dilated drugs because they were scarce. But he admitted that the State was short of expensive drugs. Dr. Sabaratnam was commenting on
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    Malaya Borneo stock assigned
    56 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Malaya Borneo Building Society Ltd. announced today that all assignments regarding the offer for sale by Commonwealth Development Corporation of 5.000.000 units of $1 stock in the society at 11.07 have been completed. Stock certificates relating to the successful applications have been
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    [Today's radio, TV|
    345 9 Today's radio, TV RADIO MALAYA NATIONAL BIIORTWAVE SERVICE 41.7 metres A.M. 6.00 Time Signal. Negaraku; 6.02 Prelude To Breakfast; 7.00 Time Signal. The News; 7.10 Songs And Sweet Music; 7.30 Learn A Word A Day; 7.32 Breakfast Club; 8.00 Time Slg- nal, The News; 8.05 Top Of The Morning; 8.30
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    Television Singapura
    65 9 6.30 p.m. Opening summary; 6.35 The New Adventures of Plnocchio; 6.45 The Scarlet Pimpernel: 7.45 Accent The Urge to Space; 8.05 Southvu Cultural Festival Hiehllghis of show by Pakistan and Thailand; 5.15 News and newsreel In Malay; 9.35 The Dickie Henderson Show; 10.fi —The Patti Page Show; 10.25—
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    93 9 The tides-today and tomorrow ii,u.\i. muui n.<- ii.i ou» a.m. (b.bii) A 32 p.in tb.iin. 8U)(?a--porr 6.19 am < b 41t > 5.49 p.m (7.4 ft i; Port Dick&on 12.53 a.m. »6.2fti 2.06 p.m. (7 lft). Port Swettenham 1.00 p.m. (ll.O(t): Penang 1.20 a.m. (6.6U) 0.11 p.m. (5.9 ft;. TOMORROW:
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    Tengku on trends of education in South-East Asia
    456 9 POOLING OF ACADEMIC RESOURCES KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today opened the first meeting of an international team of experts studying the role of higher education in South-East Asia. The Tengku. who Is also Chancellor of the University
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    RELEASE DETAINEES CALL BY UNION
    186 9 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TTOE SINGAPORE Business Houses Employees' Union is to call on the Government to release unconditionally all trade union officials and advisers detained under the P.P.S.O. A resolution to this effect was adopted at the annual delegates' conference at the weekend. The union, which
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    $25,700 for blind children school
    47 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.—The Malayan Packaging Industries Ltd., has decided to donate $25,700 to the St. Nlctilas School for Blind Children In Penang. This donation will enable the school to acquire additional premises to start a small occupation centre for older blind girls.
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    Cadets on tour
    40 9 SINOAPORE. Tues—About 170 officers and cadets from the Air Training Corps of Malaya, SlnftaI pore. India and New Zealand, attending an annual summer camp at RAF. Seletar this morning visited squadrons and maintenance unlu on the Uland.
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    Lock icon Premier Lee, on another tour, tells the jeer-leaders: You're like parrots
    408 9  -  JACKIE SAM and 808 PERIES by SINGAPORE, Tues. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, last night had another "open confrontation" with the extreme left in his current tours of constituencies. For 30 minutes, Mr. Lee challenged 120 sloganshouting
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    Air service soon to Cambodia
    128 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The Minister lor Education, Mr. iong Nyuk Lin. today disclosed that commercial air services between Cambodia and Singapore would >be established soon. Mr. Yon* said this to the I Cambodian Minister lor Education. Mr. Phui Sy Uy. when the latter, now attending the
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    Witness falls suddenly silent during City Hall riot case
    5374 10 P.M's PERSONAL SECRETARY FAILS TO ANSWER COUNSEL: JUDGE SAYS HE IS UNWELL' Reporters: Chia Poteik, R. Chandran i^iE High Court hearing of the case of the 12 Barisan Sosialis leaders had to be adjourned briefly today after a prosecution witness suddenly
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      141 10 i W BbWWB IBP v^MtfjjMJj iJwff WHY MRifANG CHOSE HITACHI Mr. Ang Peng Hong of Paya Lebar. Singapore bought an Hitachi Television set because as he says "I'm a family man no money to waste and when I bought a Television Set t had to be sure it wouldn't give
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      81 10 1 1 Hi JJ^ "when you have fuel pumps to service you must have r(Q^A^jl attention" MiilU<Cyllnd«r EncU»ed C»m*h«rt No ie \W l^ Pump with Mechanical. Hydrmullc NOUW •nd Piwumitic Oovernor* and ruel Multi Hole Fee<J Pump* "P"" i Single Cylinder sflfi *X[H Pump*— A.B.C WWk MB* ft DtfM (EEfB
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      126 11 PA 2 8 5" 9 De Witt's ANTACID POWDER taken in water- SOON STOPS STOMACH PAINS This well-known indigestion remedy acts fast 4 X«VH]7Pf9J] t0 stO P c P a n n( discomfort; then soothes ■v:4JjJSi*M*^i and settles your upset stomach. Soon you're V JINDioESI?"! enjoying your meals again. So
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    Bride who faints at wedding revived by I 1—bomoh
    207 12 Bride who faints at wedding revived by bomoh DENANG, Tues. A i bomoh was called to a Malay wedding at i Tanjong Bungah last i night when the bride faulted just before the bersanding ceremony. The bride, Che Kalthom Dinte Ismail, an 18-year-old religious teacher, regained consciousness a few minutes
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    A record flight time from HK
    56 12 SINGAPORE. Tues— A Cathay Pacific Airways Convair jet has nade the trip from Hong Kong to, Singapore in a record flight time 1 >f two hours 53 minutes, slashing me minute from the previous rerord. The aircraft, piloted by Capt.' C.E. Eather, carried a
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    'Cable' dispute
    34 12 SINOAPORE. Tues— The wage dispute between Singapore Cable and Wireless Staff Union and Cable and Wireless Ltd., Singapore, will be heard before the Industrial Arbitration Court at 10 a.m. on Aug 26.
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    Doctors hope to embalm body of student
    129 12 QEREMBAN, Tues.— Doctors in Perth. Western Australia, hope to embalm the body of Seremban I medical student Ranjlt Singh Gill. 22. who was drowned on Aug. 5 in a boating mishap. His father, Mr. Atma Singh Gill, a lawyer, told the Stralt.s Times
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    ROYAL LOANS FUND PASSED BY HOUSE
    308 12 ROYAL LOANS FUND PASSED BY HOUSE KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Dewan Ra'ayat today gave approval to the J creation or a $2.5 million Royal Loans TrustFund when it passed a supplementary Supply Bill I totalling $20 million. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, said the fund had been
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    No reports of assault at station
    102 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. No reports of youths being assaulted at Cheras Road police station had been i received, Dato <Dr.i Ismail I bin Dato Abdul Rahman, told Parliament today. He was replying to a ques- tion by Mr. V. David (SFBungsan who asked the
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    Maphilindo seen as third force
    275 12  - Maphilindo seen as third force SOH TIANG KEONG J^APHI LINDO might become the world's third biggest economic force after the U.S. and Russia. This prediction was made today by Mr. M. Soebchan, chairman of the Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry. He said, the threenation confederation, onc-e firmly established, could:
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    Bank strike in fourth day
    53 12 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Miike •y 170 employees of Malayan B;mkng Ltd.. entered Us fifth day Volay without either the managenent ur the Singapore Banking Employees' Union making any move o resolve the dispute. The workers went on strike last Friday following the dismissal of 48
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    Back to Parit Buntar
    36 12 PARIT BUNTAR, Tues —Court iittirißs are once again being held ,n the Magistrate's Court here. The court was removed temporarily to Bagan Serai early last month when the court underwent Tiajor repairs.
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    Sardon makes pledge to probe into 'taxi leases'
    141 12 Sardon makes pledge to probe into 'taxi leases' KUALA LUMPUR. Tups The Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jublr, promised in the House of Representatives today to Inquire Into allegations that the Sllvertop Taxi Company, here was leasing their taxis to drivers at the rate of $20 or $22
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    Two on training
    43 12 SYDNEY. Tues.—Sarawak Pot and Telegraph Department telr-. communications engineers. Mr.' Tan Wen Seng and Mr. Lai Tour Tste. are taking a course at the Australian Postmaster-General>' Department as part of a programme to modernise and expand telecommunication* in Sarawak, i
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    STOCK EXCHANGE IS FLAT: MALAYA BORNEO LISTED
    621 14 From Our Market Correspondent THE Stock Exchange yesterday was flat and practically featureless in all sections with turnover again very small. The day was notable for the listing of the 54th industrial counter Malaya Borneo Building Society Ltd. which had transactions from $1.43
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    23 14 STOCK INDICES Malayan Stock Indices Aug. 12. Aug. 13. Industrials: 114.79 114.69 Tins: 1U905 108.92 S rubbers: 113.18 113.18 Dec. 39, 1962 =nm
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    * MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE •
    594 14 MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE /COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lurripur trading oooms of the Malayan Stock: Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets* INDUSTRIALS: Bomtead (2,000) $1.59; Kite ords 53.3S SL, (1.000) $3.37. D. $3.36 SL, (8,000) $3.35. (2.000) $3.36; Fed. Ditp. (1.U00) $1.60: Fitipatrlckl (10,000)
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 14 CHINESE Product Exchange, Smga. pere neen price* per pieul yeiterday: Cseenut eil: bulk Sioi sellers, drum $4~>t sellers. Cesra: Aug ,Sep:. UK/Continent $-'8 buyers. Pepper: Muntok white $140 sellers, Sarawak white $1371 sellers, special Sarawak black SD3 sellers, garbled Lampoon black SV3 sellers. ASIA Sl'rt sellers. Singapore Coconut
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    229 14 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves or expected today are: Antllocnua 13/14, Kimak 2S/26, Perils N.W. 2, Rajah Brooke 21/22, Bankura 29/30, Tsefat 47 8, Salkyo Maru 10/11, Hosho Maru 47 N, Martlnlquais 46, Ekberg 40/41, Kal Toa 38/39. Sovetsk 4/5. Hoegh Dyke 6/7. Slagen
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    115 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. A STRONG upward trend conrv tinned on the eve of the budeet. In bsjjqr trade followinß yesterdays record Mond.iy turnover o( 750.000. Pye Industries gained sharply by 3s. to 73s Palls included Courtaulds which went dov.'n Is. to 20s. 9d. Base mftaU and oils moved narrowly.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    247 14 IUCUST mn itraae rubßer Duycrt It b. closed at S p.m. in Singaeerc and Kuala Lumpur yesterday al cents r«r Ib. down one-eighth of i cent n MondMy's clo«in» level (or the be ls*M MM quiet. A.A.S. and F M RE. closing prices In cent! per Ib. yesterday:
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    168 14 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) August 13. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Doßksafa .'i. rtt, M.Alistei I. 's. k Bntelteri ju its. KoMaaaa n .'s. I .ts C Stor^ne 4 r-i l- ota Rofbaiaoa n ts. Huinmon 1 < eta kV l-in.i cts. H. B'pnra 11 rts. h. Uui'v M Hume prrt. 16
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 14 13. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 68} cents (down one-eighth o* a cent). TIN: $451} (upS2.I2M Estimated unofTiciaf offering 240 tons (down 10 tons)
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    140 14 •PME Kkelayan t«chango Bank* 1 A»se--1 ciation mad.- tin— eJaMkfjaa m its rates to merchants yesterday (all ratei to -l Hrn Verk: buying IT 3. U I*., aiT" mail ULI J-J 1& \H. WU d/»t. 331 credit bills. S3 3/ •> trade lulls. Canada: imyin^ 11 U U,lb.
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    Tin price up by $2.12£: Fair rubber demand
    455 14 Tin price up by $2.12½: Fair rubber demand STRAITS tin rallied oy $2.12J yesterday to $451.50 on an offering estimated down 10 'ons to 240 tons. In London on" Monday the reported weekend labour trouble at the Catavl Mine In Bolivia teemed to have little Impact on market sentiment. Prices
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      83 16 OOSAKA, Japan's acrobatic goalkeeper, is beaten all ends up by this shot by Vietnam's Van Chinh. Japan, however, won this match 5-1 on Monday night. P i c t u r e by Lim Yaw Chong. AM ALAYSIA goalkeeper Wilf Skinner (in black) looks helpless
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      360 16  -  JOE DORAf; Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday by JAPAN the most improved team in Asia today. That is the opinion of nearly every soccer fan who has seen the Japanese in action in the current Merdeka tournaments What Is the "secret* behind i their transformation? I
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      M-meet teams for Spore
      55 16 SINGAPORE. Tues.—The Japanese and South Vietnam foot* ball teams will play one match j each In Singapore after the Mer-, deka tournament. The Japanese will meet Singa-! pore on Aug. 21 while the Vietnamese will play the Commonwealth Forces on the following day. Both matches ai
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      TALK BY ROUS
      25 16 SINGAPORE. Tues.—FlFA president Sir Stanley Rous will give a talk to Singapore referees at th» BAF.V Clubhouse on Friday at 5.15 p.m.
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      24 16 KUALA LUMPUR.- Tues—The Nilai Bangsar Physical Culture Association will hold their "Mr. Pride of the Nation" contest at Stadium Nenarn on Sept. 7
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      -SPORTS SUMMARY
      117 16 SPORTS SUMMARY BADMINTON 1.. I'rrafc championships (T. Ansom: Men's singles quarterfinals M. Annuar bt D. V. Ungam 15-6 IS-13; Lav Yee Tong bt Tan Boon Hooi 15-4. 15-10. Men's doubles quarter-finals i Lian Chin Nam and Chong Kok Wall bt M Annuar and Abu Bakar 15-8. 15-10. BASKETBALL National championships
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      23 16 BANOKOK, Tues. Thailand's Pone Klngpetch will defend his world flyweight title against Japan 'j, Hirayuki Eblhara on Sept. 18 at Tokyo.
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      Singapore Women F.A. plan tour
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      132 16 Sobers hits 100 not out y ondon, Tucs—cio.sc of play scores in yesterdays cricket matches: A* the Oval—Middlesex 183-8 dec <*«"»» 54 n0)- and 26-1 Surrey 210 (Barnngton 75). At Leyu>ii-E.s Srx 247-7 dec (Bailey 75, Kenl 228.5 (j Ones 61 At Weston-super-Mare Somerset, 306-6 dec cAlley 90 n.0.) and
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      104 16 SPORTS DIAR V ■OOCBI Merdeliii tournament: S. Korea v S. Vietnam <7 p.ni.i. Maluy.-ia v Thailand (B^o. both matches ut Merdeka Stadium KLi. Spore Business Houses League and Cup: Senior "A, Spore Glass v Chartered Bank (Fairer Pk) Senior "B". Airways v Praser and Neave (Parrer Pk>; Mercantile Bank v
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      TRACK HINTS Jolly Master II in dashing workout
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      148 17 MOTOR-RACING by LIM KEE CHAN OINGAPORE, Tues.— Six Japanese Toyota cars arrived here yesterday to make their racing debut in Malaya. One of them, a Toyopet Tiara, will compete in the Johore Grand Prix at Johore Bahru on Aug. 31Sept. 1. The others, all
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      54 17 I EAST BERLIN. Tues.— The East Oerman Olympics Committee yesterday rejected a West German proposal to select an all-German Olympics team by holding most of the elimination contests in West Berlin. The East German committee proposed further talks this month to organise elimination contests "on
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      SELANGOR CLUB RALLY TO BEAT INVITATION XV
      360 17 KUALA LUM P U R,| Tues. S c 1 a n g o r Club staged a secondhalf rally to beat the Padang Invitation XV by 17 points (a goal, three tries and a dropped goal) to five (a goal) in a rugger
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      117 17 HAMBURG, Tues. Australians Pr c d Stolle and Lesley Turner, the top seeds in the singles events, were both beaten in the German lawn tennis championships here yesterday. Stolle. runner-up to American Chuck McKinlev at this year's Wimbledon, went out In the men's slt.gles semi-finals to fe'low-coun-tryman Bob
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    36 18 CPL R MURUGnU Kirlrl Force Kiinatan I/O lull' S.P. RHnam M:<l:iyan Railways died xuddriily HIW Cortege leaves for cremation today at 5 p.m. I-oke Yew Rd. from rejldenre of T.U. Murthy No. l."i, 12/17 Prtalin.
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      41 18 HIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday. Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 88 75 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 90 75 Malacca 90 75 Singapore 88 75
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