The Straits Times, 5 October 1963

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    42 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352 ''Neo-colonialism? It was a major act of decolonisation in full conformity with the principles of self-determination' UN is told in defence of Malaysia
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    Lock icon AN INSULT-ONG
    719 1 AN INSULT -ONG Soekarno gets a reply— in detail UNITED NATIONS, Friday MALAYSIA told the General Assembly today that for Indonesia to say that the newlyformed federation "is an artificial concept imposed by an alien power" was "a deliberate insult to the integrity of the whole Malaysian people." The Malaysian
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    OUR MANY FOES General Jani
    173 1 OUR MANY FOES General Jani JAKARTA. Fri— The Indonesian revolution faced many enemies within and without the republic "who will make use of their opportunities to attack us, the Army Chief of Staff, Maj.-Gen. Achmad Jani, said today. In an "order of the day" to mark "Armed Forces Day" tomorrow,
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    Loyalty checks
    27 1 MANILA. Fri. The Manila Chronine reported today that the Philippine Government was planning loyalty checks of people opposed to the Government policy on Malaysia.— UPl.
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    Lock icon Cure for lumbago: Sit on a tortoise
    130 1 Cure for lumbago: Sit on a tortoise XTAIROBI, Fri. Two Europeans at Nauru (Kenya) claim they have been completely cured of backaches and lumbago by using an old Kikiyu remedy: Sitting on a tortoise. A hospital laboratory technician, Mr. Austin Riley, said he had had backaches since last August which
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    Senators from Sarawak
    67 1 KUCHINQ. Fri Sarawak's! Council Negrl today chose Te- 1 mengong Oyong Lawal Jau, Paramount Chief of the Kenyans, and Datu Tuanku Bujang bin Tengku Othman. leader of the Barlsan Ra'ayat Jati Sarawak, to be members of the Federal Senate. Temenggong Oyong Lawal Jau, a member of the
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    Lock icon Four arrested
    31 1 RANOOON. Fri. The Acting President. Bo Khln Maung Gale and four other leaders of the opposition ami-Fasclsi People's Freedom League were arrested last night, arcorulng to press reports. —Reuter.
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    Lock icon Call for 'cold' heads
    125 1 INDONESIA'S Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, told reporters after a meeting with the Australian Ambassador, Mr. Keith Shann. today that "cold" heads were needed in the "present difficult situation." He said they had discussed for 40 minutes the recent anti-British vio- 1 JAKARTA. Frl. lence here, including
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    Loan to Indonesia by Japan? Warning to envoy
    474 1  -  AUSTEN ZECHA: By fHK Mahivsian Peoples Action Front Committee today warned the Japanese Government of "possible undesirable consequences" if it went ahead with its plans to offer Indonesia an emergency loan of s.'id million. A three-man delegation this after--noon handed the Japanese
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    BRITAIN'S BOOBY TRAPS: LOPEZ
    520 1 PHILIPPINES Forefgn Secretary, Mr. Salvador P. Lopez, today accused Britain of setting up "lxx)by traps of suspicion" in South-east Asia before giving up its colonies. In a policy speech to the University of the Philippines, he put the blame squarely on the British for what he
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    Lock icon Rocket scientist missing: 'Kidnapped' fear
    159 1 Rocket scientist missing: 'Kidnapped' fear BONN, Fri— Search teams today scoured Germany's highest mouniain for Professor Eduard von Winterfeld. a brilliant German electronics physicist. His brother thinks he has been kidnapped. The 57 -year- old scientist a noted authority on sounding and direction-finding equipment was last seen when he left
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    Lock icon Red biologist dies
    46 1 MOSCOW. Fri.— Mrs. Olna Lepeshinsk:iya. a Soviet biologist and one of the oldest members of the Rusmo) Communist Party, has died in Moscow at the ane of 92. the Soviet news urciicv Tuss reported. She joined the CommuniM Putty 65 years ago. Reuter.
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    quits Nantah council Mr. Ko
    510 1 quits Nantah council Mr. Ko SINGAPORE, Fri. *-> Mr. Ko Teck Kin, millionaire treasurer of the Nanyang University Council, today resigned from the council which is still in the midst of negotiations with the Singapore Government on the reorganisation of the university. An angry Mr. Ko. one of the councils
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    STOP PRESS
    43 1 ENCOURACINC IMTKD NATIONS, Fri. Da to On? Voice I. in, M.il ivsian Ambassador to I mli-il Nations, aftrr conferring with I S. Secretary nf Statr Dean Rusk today, told newsmen th.it Initrd Statrs attitude on Malaysia was "very encouragin R IPI
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Students throw paint at Madame
      210 2 Students throw paint at Madame PARIS, Fri. South Vietnamese students today hurled pots of paint at a car carrying Madame Ngo Dinh Nhu to a Press conference at the Vietnamese Embassy here. The car was streaked with silver and green, and a pot ol •v paint flew through the air
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      Lock icon Typhoon Judy
      25 2 TOKYO. Kri Tynhoon Judy, with maximum winds <>t 80 knots. '.id toddy 370 nautical miles soutli-cas" al Tok\' north-east at 18 kno's.— Router.
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      Lock icon The voice from prison
      63 2 SPEECH BY 'TIGER' RECORDED FOR POLLS RALLY A TAPE-RE-CORDED campaign speech of former South Korean Prime Minister, Lt.-Gen. "Tiger" Song Yo Chan, who is running for the presidency from prison, was played at a rally held by his Liberal Democratic Party at a school compound in
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      Full power to Bella to fight rebels
      170 2 PRESIDENT Ahmed Ben Bella took full constitutional tional powers yesterday to deal with resistanc to his government centred in Kabylia, but told th National Assembly he wanted problems discussc within "the framework of tie (F.L.N.) Party." Observers here believe that these developments leave
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      Lock icon IKEDA: STOP THIS SQUABBLING OVER MALAYSIA ISSUE
      177 2 IKEDA: STOP THIS SQUABBLING OVER MALAYSIA ISSUE WELLINGTON, Fri. Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines should "do away with squabbling among themselves," said the Japanese Prmie Minister, Mr. Hayato Ikeda, at a Press conference in Wellington today. He said the main complaints of Indonesia and the Philippines concernin? Malaysia were "procedural"
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      Lock icon SOEKARNO'S MISSILE
      35 2 JAKARTA, Fri. The Indonesian Air Force today fired a guided missile "capable of shooting down any plane." The missile was officially described as "a special and important weapon" for the country's defence— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Mass rallies call for break with Britain
      84 2 Mass rallies call for break with Britain JAKARTA. Fri.— lndonesians gathered at a mass rally In Makassar. Celebes, have urged the Government to sever diplomatic relations with Britain and confiscate all British properties in Indonesia, Antara news agency reported today. A similar call was made during a meeting of the
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      Lock icon Quake hits Kyushu
      18 2 TOKYO. Frt^-A fairly stronfs earthquake shook southern and pastern Kyushu, Japan's southernmost island, today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sir Garfield says 'sorry' to the Philippines
      292 2 Sir Garfield says 'sorry' to the Philippines A USTRALIAN External Affairs Minister Sir Garfield Barwick yesterday withdrew his accusation of Philippines "hostility" toward Malaysia. Sir Garfleld. in a policy speech to the General Assembly, had accused both the Philippines and Indonesia of being hostile to Malaysia. Ambassador Jose D. Ingles,
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Now a Russian call for a joint effort in space
      167 3 MOSCOW, In. Soviet cosmonaut Pavel Popovich, in a surprise speech on .Moscow Radio, has called for a "common effort by the peoples of all states of our planet" to help overcome the difficulties blocking man's way to the stars. Me
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      Lock icon THE 'BIG THREE9 TALKS GO INTO ROUND No. 3
      289 3 THE 'BIG THREE 9 TALKS GO INTO ROUND No. 3 United Nations, Fri. I^IE "Big Three' Foreign Ministers met last night to continue their week-long talks on East-West tensions. It was the third joint session between Mr. Dean Rusk, U.S. Secretary of State, Lord Home. Britain's Foreign Secretary, and Mr.
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      Lock icon Labour leaders crush revolt over rules
      289 3 f ONDON. Fri.— Labour Party leaders ruthlessly quashed last night a triple revolt against the party's rules governing discipline and parliamentary candidates. After stormy arguments In a secret session of the party's annual conference at Scarborough the 1,233 delegates, by massive majority votes, took
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      Lock icon Shop blast: Negro is charged
      98 3 Shop blast: Negro is charged NEW YORK, Fri. A 20-year-old Negro was charged at Birmingham, Alabama, yesterday with causing an explosion at a butcher shop belonging to a white man. Po'lcemen armed with shotguns surrounded the area in the town's Negro district when a blast, identified by the police as
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      Lock icon Hypnotised schoolgirl in hysterics
      88 3 ELIZABETHTOWN (THUMMM>,j Fri.— A hi':li school girt, in hosnttal sifter volunteering as a sub- j jret lor Ml ■■■!>!■ hypnotist. yesterday slipped back into periods Of partial hysteria and coma. TtMNH Carol Fletcher. 13, a Mudent at L'rnka Hish School. wbs hypnotised during a schoolsposored show
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      Lock icon Common mart: Britain's conditions for talks
      174 3 LONDON, Fri. Mr. Edward Heath, British Deputy Foreign Minister, said here yesterday he saw no prospect of negotiations on Britain's entry into the Common Market being resumed for some time, certainly not before a general election in this country. 'I be'leve that al! our
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      Lock icon Mafia's murders
      29 3 ROME. Fr;. The Communist federation in Palermo. Sicily, today attributed 95 murders iv the lad three ye:ir.s to t ne M.«ti;i. the Hand"! underworld organisation. i Reuter.
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      Lock icon Sex case told of vice in high places
      518 3 NAMES OF RICH AND FAMOUS MEN IN A GUARDSMAN'S NOTEBOOK LONDON, Friday. pAMOUS and wealthy men were mentioned in a homosexuality case yesterday when a Guardsman was asked to explain a list of names in his notebook. The Guardsman, Richard Keith Hall,
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      Lock icon Archbishop freed
      17 3 PRAGUE. Fri. Catholic Archbishop Josef Beran. detained fur over 14 years, was freed yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon LISTON SUED FOR ALLEGED ASSAULT ON WOMAN
      104 3 CHICAGO, Fri.— A woman alleging that- world heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston (above) assaulted and beat her in a his car last March Aled suit against him here yesterday for ISSIOO.OOO damages. Mrs. Pearl Grayson. 33-year-old Negro wife of a Chicago policeman who
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      15th accused
      35 3 LONDON, Fn. Police in Aylesbury last niglii charged Douglas Gordon Goody. 33. with robbery', to make him the 15th person accused In connection with the record £2.6 million Royal Mall train raid. UJM
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      Lock icon Trade plea
      32 3 WASHINGTON, Fn. Afro- 1 Asian nations yesterday called on industrialised countries to end discriminatory trade practices, improve commodity markets and I make development capital available on easier terms. Reuter I
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      Irinidad crisis
      37 3 PORT OF SPAIN. Fn Tnsu- I dud ycsirrday proclaimed .i ibtl of emergenc) in Tobago ps the unofficial death to I ol BVTtBWM Flora, which ravaged the im.uk; last Monday, rose to 36. RculiT. j
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    Photo competition
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Society is inviting students from Malaysia to take part ln Its 2nd Malaysia students photographic competition.
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    Church fun fair
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Succour will hold a food and fun fair at St. Patrick's School grounds (East Coast Road) on Sunday trom 9.30 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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    Fashion parade
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.- Five Smß;<- pore models will display the latest Australian fashions nt un ndclitional parade to be held at Robinson's restaurant tomorrow at 10.30 a.m
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    GOVT TO SELL PROPERTIES OF BANNED BODIES
    145 4 GOVT TO SELL PROPERTIES OF BANNED BODIES SINGAPORE, Fri— The Official Assignee's Office is planning to auction most of the properties of the six associations and unions which were closed down by the Government yesterday for security reasons. A spokesman for the Official Assignee's Office said today that the seals
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    No reply to queries: Opposition is upset
    323 4  - No reply to queries: Opposition is upset GEOFFREY GELDARD From i KUCHING. Friday PRITICISM of the Government's alleged "evasion of issues and mailers of public interest** was made at the Council Negri meeting today by the Opposition leader, Mr. Ong kee 1 1 in. Mr. Ong (SUPP) said these issues,
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    NURSING UNIONS STRUCK OFF
    287 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Registrar of Trade Unions, Mr. Wong Kah Yeow, today told a Government-appointed board of inquiry into the dispute over union representation in the nursing service that he had cancelled the certificates of registration of three nursing unions. They were the Singapore Psychiatric Nursing
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    Appeal for St. Andrew's Hospital
    55 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The St. Andrew's Mission Hospital for Children Is appealing to the public for donations to help It carry on Its work. It will need $226,000 this year to help the ailing children, who need special care. Donations made to the hospital are allowable
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    Remarkable dancing by Limon team
    214 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The distinguished American dancer and choreographer, Jose limon. and his company gave the first of two performances at the Odeon Theatre, Katong. on Wednesday night. To abstract music, ranging from the baroque and processional magnificence of Purccll to the eerie electronic whimperings of
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    LIMON BALLET SHOW AT CITY HALL TOMORROW
    115 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Jose Limon and his American ballet troupe will dance on the steps of Singapore's City Hall on Sunday evening at 8 p.m. under the auspices of the Ministry of Culture. Staging and lighting for the outdoor performance will be exactly as
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    377 4 I THK followlnK lr. today's jchrdule 1 of civil aircraft movement* at Paya Lehnr airport Slnnaporc: ARRIVALS Japan Air Lints: From Jakarta (JL 7IA) 8.20 a.m. B0AC Krom London. Zurich, Cairo Aqaba, Bombay. Colombo. Kuala Lumpur IBA 790) 4.15 p.m.: from I.indon. Frankfurt. Rome, Beirut,
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    Malaysia's heirs—by the Premier
    351 5 Malaysia's heirs by the Premier 'CHILDREN— OUR HOPES FOR THE FUTURE' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday I HE smiles and laughter of Malaysian children will have a special significance tomorrow, the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today. In a message on the occasion of Universal Children's Day, the Tengku said: "In
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    136 5 A 'stand prepared' call in Sabah JESSELTON, Fri. The ruling Alliance Party yesterday called on all able-bodied citizens of Sabah to "stand prepared" to defend Malaysia. A resolution passed by the executive committee of the party pledged full support to Tengku Abdul Rahman and to the actions taken by the
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    In without a fight: Chief Minister's wife
    120 5 In without a fight: Chief Minister's wife TESSELTON, Fri. Mrs. tl June Stephens (above), wife of the Chief Minister of Sabah, was returned unopposed to the Jesselton town board in a by-elec-tion in the Railway Ward, when nominations closed today. The other Alliance candidate for the Tanjong Aru Ward. Inche
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    Three-hour hold-up of traffic
    96 5 SUNGEI PATANI, Fri. Several rubber trees, uprooted in a thunderstorm last night, fell across the main Alor Star-Sungei Patani trunk toad in front of the Sungei Patani hospital, causing a three-hour traffic jam. More than 100 cars and lorries on both sides of the road were
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    Mr. Wade to meet Sultan
    45 5 IPOH, Fri.— New Zealand's High Commi.ssioner, Mr. R. H. Wade, will pay a courtesy call on the Sultan of Perak in Kuala Kangsar tomorrow. He will be the guest ol the Mentri Besar, Dato Sha'ari bin Shafle. at dinner'tomorrow night.
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    Theft at mine
    26 5 IPOH, Fri.— A water pump starter worth $280 was stolen yester- day from an iron mine near the 1 4th mile, Gopeng Road.
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    Vanishing! cattle of Perak
    77 5 Vanishing! cattle of Perak IPOH, Fri. The cattle population in Perak is dropping and the Veterinary Department is worried. According to a census taken by the department, the cattle population decreased from 58,415 oxen and buffaloes in 1961 to 50.044 i#st year. Risld laws are now In force to conserve
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    Union branch to hold first general meeting
    112 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Selangor branch of the National Union of Government Clerical Workers will hold its first general meeting at the Federal House canteen tomorrow. The union was formed in January and now has branches In Perak. Johore. Negri Sembilan, Pahang, Malacca
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    FRONT RALLIES ON THE FREE PORT ISSUE
    273 5 FRONT RALLIES ON THE FREE PORT ISSUE DENANG, Fri. The Penang division of the Socialist Front is to organise public rallies throughout the State to agitate for the retention of the island's free port status. "We will also agitate for i the constitution to be so amended that the free
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    Freed: Boy who helped a blind man
    154 5 Freed: Boy who helped a blind man DENANG, Fri. A r blind man, Tan Chen Moh, was today fined $500, or nine months' j Jail, for possessing two gallons of liquor on < which duty amounting to $51.27 had not been paid. Tan. 62, admitted four previous convictions for similar
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    Passing-out
    37 5 SUNGEI PATANI. Pri. The Gurkha training depot here wUI hold a passing-out parade on Oct. 17. On the eve of the ceremony, the massed band of the brigade of Gurkhas will beat retreat at the camp
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    RONGGENG AND THE JOGET FASCINATE Mr. TOTTEN
    136 5 pENANG, Fri. Mala--1 yan dances have captured the imagination of Mr. Fred Totten, a leading American choreographer and operator of children's dancing j schools. Mr. Totten. who Is on at 60,000-mile South-East Asia tour to gather material for American modern creative dancing, said
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    Road caves in near mine
    50 5 BATU GAJAH. Pri— A section of a road leading to the Southern Klnta Consolidated Mines. near! here, caved-in early yesterday creating a hole six-foot deep and about 20 feet in circumference. Motor vehicles were held up lor several hours until the hole was filled up.
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    11 SUSPECTS ARRESTED
    42 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Police arrested 11 gangster suspects in anti-secret society raids last night. Seven are being held under the Societies Ordinance, and the others under the Criminal Law < Tempora ry Provisions Ordinance. A total of 327 people were screened.
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    Uekesa-san (OF YOKOHAMA) has top role in Malay play
    200 6 Uekesa-san (OF YOKOHAMA) has top role in Malay play I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. A Japanese student at the University of Malaya is one of the leading actors in a Malay play produced by the university's Malay Language Society. He Is Shin Uekesa, 25, who is here on a Japanese Government scholarship
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    Foiled by a safe, armed men go empty handed
    306 6 PENANG, Friday. J^ FIVE-MAN gang, armed with two pistols and a crowbar, raided the Revenue Collection Department of the City Council early this morning. After tying up the night watchman, Mohamed Hanip bin K. Bacha, the gang tried in vain to
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    RAZAK OFF ON TOUR OF THREE STATES
    137 6 RAZAK OFF ON TOUR OF THREE STATES 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Rural Development. Tun Abdul Razak, will begin another inspection tour of rural development projects tomorrow. The three-day tour will cover Kelantan. Kedah and Perth,. On arrival In Kota Bharu tomorrow, Tun Razak
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    Gift for widow
    51 6 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Straits Times today received $6.50 from the medical staff of Floating Dispensary No. 11, Singapore, for Che Hasnah binte Taib. widow of radio comedian Tahir bin Ab- dul Rahman, who was killed in a road accident last month. i The fund now stands at
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    INQUIRIES POUR IN FOR CHAMBER'S OFFICE SPACE
    138 6 INQUIRIES POUR IN FOR CHAMBER'S OFFICE SPACE SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has been flooded with applications from local and Hong Kong firms for office space in its new 10-storey headquarters in Hill Street. A Chamber spokesman said today that a special committee would meet soon to
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    'Kill ALL strays' order
    75 6 'Kill ALL strays' order IPOH. Fri. The Veterinary Department has ordered do K shooters to kill any dog licenced or unlicensed found loitering in the town. The order by Mr. W. p. Shanta, the acting State Veterinary Officer, Perak is aimed at making dogowners realise the necessity of keeping their
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    A prayer to end confrontation
    76 6 DARIT BUNTAR, Fri. More than 1.000 people. Including schoolchildren from 16 Tamil schools in Krlan district, are expected to take part in mid-day prayers in the Bagan Serai Hindu Temple tomorrow calling for the success of Malaysia and an end to the confrontation by Indonesia.
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    Three are back from Tokyo
    59 6 TAIPINO. Prl.— Three prison officers here have returned after attending a course In prevention of crime and treatment of offenders at the UN's Asia and Far East Institute in Tokyo. They are Mr. S. Navaratnam. Inche Raja Ghazali bin Raja Ngah All, and Inche Noor
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    BACK FROM HONG KONG AS A MUSIC COMPOSER
    104 6 EPOH Fri.— Mr. Mario LJm Thin Khoon. 24. a music composer, has returned to Ipoh after graduating from the Hong Kong Music Institute. A former pupil of the Methodist English School here he was granted a scholarship to study music in Hong
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    Round the world goes Faye, thanks to a pie...
    137 6 Round the world goes Faye, thanks to a pie SINGAPORE, Fri. AnAustralian housewife who baked just a simple pie which won her a cash prize and a round -v. or id trip for two, will fly into Singapore on Monday. She is Mrs. Faye Hayward (above), of AdeJaide. who is
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    Car, scooter lost
    16 6 SINGAPORE. FM.— A car and a scooter were reported stolen In Singapore yesterday.
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    UNION: GOVT SILENCE UNFAIR
    199 6 UNION: GOVT SILENCE UNFAIR 17UALA LUMPUR, Frt 1V The Government I was criticised today for l its silence on the de- mand for equal pay for I women. The latest issue of tha i National Union of Plantation Workers' monthly Union Herald— in its editorial said that this 6llence was
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    18 months' jail: 'Very lucky'
    67 6 SINGAPORE. Fri A tailor, Gangadharan Pillai. 47. who stabbed a man while under the Influence of liquor, was jailed for 13 months by a district court and told to consider himself "very lucky" that the victim survied the attack. Pillai was found guilty of cauting
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    Piracy menace grows
    428 7 32 RAIDS (FIVE IN PAST WEEK) SO 'FAR THIS YEAR: ROYAL NAVY HELP MAY BE SOUGHT 'pHERE have been 32 piracy outrages against Malaysian fishermen and traders in the Malacca Straits so far this year five of them in the past week, a Ministry of Defence spokesman
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    Response poor at rally—so secretary quits
    151 7 Response poor at rally— so secretary quits I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. A top Chamber of Commerce official here has resigned because of poor response from the business community to the antiIndonesia rally at the Sultan Suleiman Club padang last Saturday. He is Raja Nasron bin Raja Ishak. secretary of the United
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    New health centre
    16 7 JBPANTUT. Fri. The Sultan of Pahang opened a $350,000 hrnlth centre here yesterday.
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    Council for young workers proposed
    148 7 MALACCA. Friday. ]y|R. P. P. Narayanan, chairman of the Malayan ITI Trades Union Congress education committee, today urged the formation of a Malaysian Young Workers' Council. I said this In a message he three-day Young ers' seminar organised le MTUC which started Narayanan said: "There
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    Six years for park robber
    93 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. A younf? man one of three persons who robbed a soldier and his woman companion at Kalianc Park one night in May was jailed for six years by Mr. Justice Winslow in the Assize Court today on a charge of robbery. Loh Chlng
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    Another $100 for P-Fund
    63 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Another $100 was received by the Straits Times today for the National Patriotic Fund brinßinf? the total contribution received by the Straits Times to date to 5142.857.40. Today's donations came from the headquarters of the Department of Labour and Industrial Relations. Jalan Raja.
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    TECHNICAL HELP: FIRST MEETING NEXT WEEK
    235 7 TECHNICAL HELP: FIRST MEETING NEXT WEEK KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A seven-man committee will meet next week to consider what type of technical advice should be given to help 500 Malay contractors in their business. The committee comprisesthe Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Llm Swee Aun. as chairman: the Assistant
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    Union gives Rothmans 48-hour ultimatum
    367 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. one-year-old National Union of Tobacco Industry Workers has given Rothmans of Pall Mall (Malaya) Ltd. a 48-hour ultimatum to settle two demands. The union wants Rothmans to recognise it as "the sole representative of its workers in all industrial matters" and to
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    Diamonds for long service
    84 7 Diamonds for long service SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Chow Peng Kong, 47, Shell employee relations assistant in Singapore, who recently completed 30 years' service, was awarded a twodiamond studded gold longservice emblem by Mr. N. L. Fakes, chairman of all Shell Group companies in Malaysia, at a recent ceremony. Joining Shell
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    ALBAR TO GET ANOTHER TOP UMNO POST
    232 7 ALBAR TO GET ANOTHER TOP UMNO POST 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Fri. IV Syed Ja'afar Albar (above), who resigned as Umno publicity chief last week, is to be given another top post in the party when its headquarters is reorganised. He told a Press conference today that Tengku Abdul Rahman, who is
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    In answer to the Premier's call...
    50 8 JJUNDREDS of youths keen to serve the country in answer to Tengku Abdul Rahman's call for a state of preparedness, jammed the Penang Territorial Army centre at Peel Avenue on Thursday when recruits were interviewed. Photo shows recruits registering their names. Straits Times picture.
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    ICFTU BACKS MALA YSIA
    238 8 THE International Confederation of Free Trade Unions (ICFTU) supports the new nation of Malaysia "both on principle and knowledge of the constructive leadership and forces which will contribute to making Malaysia a prosperous nation and a brilliant argument for democracy in this part of the world."
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    MCA Youth pledge to defend nation
    94 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Youth Section of the Malayan Chinese Association today sent a letter to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, pledging to defend Malaysia "with our lives, when and wherever required." The letter said: "On behalf of 70.000 MCA youths throughout the
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    Schoolgirl gets $8,000 damages
    69 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. A nine-year-old schoolgirl, Choo Jit Fung, who was injured in a road accident last year was awarded damages of $8,118 and costs by Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tan in the High Court today. The award was made against Charles Abraham, driver of a car.
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    Ex-civil servant fights move to revoke citizenship
    250 8 Ex-civil servant fights move to revoke citizenship OINGAPORE, Fri. A former Singapore civil servant, Mr. G. J. Cruickshank, has appealed against a Ministry of Home Affairs decision to deprive him of his citizenship. A committee of inquiry heard Mr. Crulckshank's appeal yesterday and will submit its findings soon to the
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    Hit-and-run accident
    53 8 SINQAPORE. Fri. A motorcyclist. Koh Soo Pang. 30. who was knocked down by a hit-and-run lorry In Bukit, Panjang five days ago. died in the General Hospital last night. Police are looking for the driver of the lorry. Eye-witnesses are asked to contact Insp. Joseph at the Sepoy
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    Photo contest: $1,500 prizes offered
    144 8 TTOE fifth annual A photo contest of the Pacific Area Travel Association is now open to both amateur and professional photographers in Singapore. Prize of $900, $450 and $150 are being offered for the three best pictures. Judging will take place next January and the
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    Trio that turned low comedy into high art
    1751 9 Trio that turned low comedy into high art THE SAGA OF THE MARX BROTHERS— WHO BECAME THE MOSTGIFTED FUNNYMEN AMERICA HAD EVER SEEN THE PRETZEL MAN WHO PUT THEM ON THE ROAD TO FORTUNE ON March 19. 1924, Alexander Woolcott. the New York Sim's distinguished dramatic critic was assigned to
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    120 10 I ore** Sit < Minimum l MR. AND MRS. Peter Tan w hay in relatives and friends for 'eir good wlahen, present and a>si*ti. c un the iH-carlon of their marriage. MM. MRS. Xavier susay thank nds and relative* for their good a>ion of their »edd>n» en 2nd Oct
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    305 10 llnrtj <;/» Minimum, THE COCKPIT'S RIJSTTAFEL I* n Mtwsjßl inn Sunday FEDERAL PUULIo ATIONS LTD. ■ivlte hII ti-uchria and book addict* hrowne in their •howroom at Times lloii'i. I! ,vn v.illrv Road. Singapore. TEETHINC CHILDREN njoy the >!■. .|.liclou» taate of Ryvlta bl»--cllila. Ka.sy tv dikeat. Oood for stronK
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    217 10 M Wore 1 S;j« r.»Hn.) ST. ANDREWS PReSBVTIHIAN CHURCH, iron. Oolf Cluh Road. »UnIBJ s. rvire II am Sunday School U am Ail Welcome PRESBVTKRIAN CHURCH. SINGAPORE ''orner Orchard Koad Penaac Ko.o .Sunday Service* v a.m and o fin S'indav Mcnoo l am. All WeiST. ANDREW S PRESBVTIRIAN
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, October 5, 1963.
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      A Check For The Reds
      646 10 The five Singapore associations which have been dissolved for subversive and pro-Com-munist activities cannot complain they have not had fair warning. They have been notorious for quite a long time. In a press statement explaining its action, the Singapore Government referred particularly to the Singapore
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      Jakarta Woes
      369 10 The price of rice in Indonesia has doubled in six weeks. This means that all Indonesians I save padi farmers, servicemen and civil servants (who get rice from the Government at con- trolled prices) are now able to nfford only half as much of their staple food as
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      Free Lunches
      133 10 Schools whose children hay* been supplied with free, vita-min-rich meals under th« scheme jointly sponsored b> the Oxford Famine Relief Committee and the Catholic Relief Services. report r.oticeablp improvement n their physical stamina, attendance records and acadenvr performance. This strengthens the belief that the belowaverage performance of students
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    Millions hinge on this court battle
    490 10  -  Peter Dunn by T ONDON. Fri. The High Court is to be asked on November 25 to decide which of two Zeiss companies, one in fca*t Germany, the other in West Germany, has the right to use the name Zeiss on its cameras, binoculars
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    Coup-land—what next?
    369 10  - Coup-land— what next? MICHAEL FABER by PUERTO RICO. Fri. Whoever emerges as the next President of the Dominican Republic, it is already possible to predict with confidence the main lines of his policy. This will be dictated by the nature of the forces which ousted former President Bosch and upon
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    Forest riches on which Sabah stakes her future
    1155 10  - Forest riches on which Sabah stakes her future A STAFF WRITER MILLIONS FROM TIMBER WILL GO TO FINANCE LAND DEVELOPMENT NOW by WHEN Malay s i a came und c r the scrutiny of Rueff mission experts several months ago. Sabah was singled out for her recent high rate of
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    'FIRST SERIOUS STRIKE IN 7 YEARS'
    326 11 'FIRST SERIOUS STRIKE IN 7 YEARS' OINGAFORE, Fri.— The Admiralty here today described tr.c threatened strike ■by 10,000 industrial employees of the Naval Base as "the first serious strike in the Naval Base for over seven years." The strike, which Is scheduled to start at midnight on Sunday. :s belne
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    Glad tidings—s3m. worth
    128 11 Glad tidings— s3m. worth MALAYA'S 20,000 POLICE RANK-AND-FILE CALCULATE THEIR BACK PAY HAPPY policemen at the Police Depot in Kuala Lumpur were calculating yesterday how much arrears each would get as a result of the pay increases awarded to Malaya's 20,000 police rank-and-file. The award is backdated to March 1,
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    Comparison with S'pore pay rates
    201 11 SINGAPORE, Friday. r FHE pay rates for policemen on the mainland will x give most of them higher maximum salaries than their counterparts in Singapore, but lower starting salaries. The exceptions are corporals, sergeants and ser-geant-majors or staff sergeants, who start on higher scales than
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    Struck by lightning
    23 11 SINGAPORE. Prl.— Two women and a man were slightly injured when they were struck by lightning in Alexandra Terrace today.
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    Driver fined
    47 11 RAOB. Fn A driver. Lai 8e Woon. 24. of Sungei Lul new village, was today Oned $25 in the Magistrate s Court for falling to stop his lorry at Sungei Ruan on June 26. when ordered to do ■o by a police officer In uniform.
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    A GOLD MEDAL THAT COULDN'T BE A WARDED
    442 11 A GOLD MEDAL THAT COULDN'T BE A WARDED SINGAPORE, Friday. fHIS is the story of a gold medal that could not be awarded at the fabulous International Orchid Festival show in the Singapore Turf Club yesterday The four-member panel of Judges three Americans and a local member wanted to award
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    People's Action Committee for Malacca
    83 11 MALACCA, Pri. The Malacca People's Action Committee VM formed here yesterday under vie chairmanship of the Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. The committee was formed in response to the call for national preparedness by the Prime Minister. Tenglcu Abdul Rahman. The committee has
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    Student awarded $1,600 damages
    61 11 SINOAPORE. Prl. Chong Kr* Chen. 17, a student, was awarded damages of 51. 696 with costs in the High Court today for injuries suffered by him in a rond accident The award was made against Lim All Jee. whose car knocked Chong down while he was
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    Bodyguard of Medan army chief jailed for 3 years
    456 11 Bodyguard of Medan army chief jailed for 3 years BODYGUARD of the colonel-in-charge of the second military headquarters in Medan was among six Indonesians four soldiers and two civilians jailed for three years each today by the Sessions Court for illegal possession of arms. Sgt. Husin- Alias Hassan M.D. bin
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      568 11 Today's radio, TV RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE SLRVICE 41.7 metres urrn A.M.: 6.00 Time Signal. METRES Negara-ku; 8.02 Prelude To BHUKTWAVC SKKVK fc Breakfast, 7.00 Time Signal. 41 attTKtS The News; 7.10 Songs And Sweet aj^ Bqo Good Morning; 6 01 Ji luUc ;,L? O r, Lea l?J A^K rd
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    TWO WIN HIGH COURT APPEALS
    329 12 TWO WIN HIGH COURT APPEALS IPOH, Fri.— Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan today allowed two appeals in the High Court against conviction and sentence on attempted extortion charges. IN THE FIRST CASE Leong Ah Kow. 23. had his conviction and one year's jail sentence quashed. Leong had been found guilty,
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    Band entertains the troops
    63 12 SINGAPORE. Frl. Beryl Bryden, one of Britain's women leading ja^z singers. Is now in Singapore visiting British troops. With her accompanists Johnny Parker < piano), Dls Dizley (guitar) and Peter Oleger (drums), all top-line stars and husband-and-wife comedy team, Ronnie Colls and Jean, she gave her
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    Red Cross wants ward training
    187 12 IPOH, Frl.— The Perak 1 Red Cross Society hopes to send 34 members, now learning home nursing, to the General Hospital to gain practical experience. The Ipoh district chairman. Mrs. Beatrice Molssianac. said today: "It is no use for the members to take our home
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    More swoops 'if Reds step out of line'
    248 12 More swoops if Reds step out of line' rE Singapore Minister for Culture Mr. S. Rajaratnam, forecast today there would be more crackdowns on the Communists in Singapore if they "stepped out of line." As it was, he said the Communists were influencing the rural people greatly and misleading them.
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    Hundreds of chicks trapped in blaze
    78 12 Hundreds of chicks trapped in blaze SINGAPORE. Frl. Several hundred newly hatched chicks perished in a fire at Choy Tay Huat Heng. a poultry dealer's shop in Lembu Road, off Desker Road, early today. The chicks were in two incubators, which were destroyed The fire, believed to have been caused
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    Lucky dancer will get free trip to Bangkok
    110 12 IPOH. Fri. A lucky man or woman will win a free return air trip from Ipoh to Bangkok at the Jaycee masked ball to be held in the St. John Ambulance Hall here tomorrow night. Those attending the ball, in aid of
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    Re-elected chairman
    36 12 BENTONG. Pri. Da to Mustapha bin Imam Isa has been reelected chairman of the Bentong Umno branch. Inche Jamaluddin bin Hajl Nor and Inche Mat Piah bin Ahmad were elected secretary and .treasurer respectively.
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    EX-EMPLOYEE ATTACKS BANK OFFICIAL
    204 12 EX-EMPLOYEE ATTACKS BANK OFFICIAL PENANG, Friday. FORMER employee walked into the Chartered Bank here today and assaulted the accountant, Mr. I. D. Kitten, after failing to see the manager. Mr. Kitten was taken un- i awares. He was punched in the stomach and struck with a bunch of rambutans which
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    Free shows for children
    60 12 MALACCA. Fri. More than 5.000 children will be given tree shows In seven cinemas here tomorrow to celebrate Universal Children's Day. Three hundred gift parcels will be distributed to under-prlvlleßed and handicapped children at the General Hospital, Convent of the Holy Infant Jesus, the childrens home
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    Shooting club
    44 12 KUALA KANOSAR, Frl. The Kuala Kangsar Shooting Club was formed here yesterday. The police ADC. to the Sultan. Raja Sharifuddin bin Raja Razman. was elected president, Mr. Wong Kam Hlng, vice-president, Mr. Tan Huat Hoe. secretary, and Mr. Yeap Ah Kirn. treasurer.
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    School holiday
    17 12 KUALA K/NOSAR, Frt.— The Tsung Wah School here celebrated its anniversary yesterday with a holiday.
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    Hindu temple committee
    52 12 BANTING. Fri. A seven-man committee headed by Mr. M. Ramasamy has been formed to build a Hindu temple at Jenjarom new village. Mr. A. V. Karuppiah is secretary. Other committee members are Mr. A.K. Chinniah, Mr. D. Jayaratnam. Mr. R. Govindasaniy. Mr. M A. Rengasamy and Mr.
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    Four countries offer study awards
    173 12 BRITAIN, Canada, Nigeria and Ceylon are offering Singapore a number of study awards for the 1964/ 65 academic year under the Commonwealth Scholarship and FellowshlD Plan. They are primarily for post-graduate study or research In technical fields, but may be held for other courses Including
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      A harsh decision at the Cup Final
      290 13 A harsh decision at the Cup Final I WAS i spectator at last Sundays Malaya Cup Final, and I must congratulate both teams for the magnificent football they provided that night. It was worth my while waiting the extra day after the match was postponed. Coming to the controversy over
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      Best way to beat the amah problem
      138 13 Best way to beat the amah problem UNLESS one is crippled or has bad health, why suffer with temperamental amahs? I had lour amahs in rapid succession, each of whom had no intention of doint; an honest day's work lor an honest day's pay, so I bought some labour saving
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      Trouble, expense by the EPF
      207 13 MEDICAL MERRY-GO-ROUND A CONTRIBUTOR wishing to withdraw his money irom the Employees Provident Fund on medical grounds is put to great trouble and expense. A medical certificate produced after paying a $20 fee to a doctor is not accepted and a further examination is needed
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      Hotspot now
      53 13 rE cool Cameron Highlands is becoming a hotbed of hooliganism. Within two weeks there have been cases In the heart of Tanah Rata of tyre slashings, car paint scratchlngs and windscreen smashlngs. Why can't the police put on patrols at night to keep this town free of trouble?
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      A fiasco
      55 13 A PPEASING the bully has never paid off as history has shown. Manila could have become Malaysia's Munich, and it is heartening to see that Malaysia's leaders have recognised that little episode for the fiasco it was: self aggrandisement for the leader of the misguided millions across the
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      RELYING ON WEATHER'S WHIMS...
      293 13 RELYING ON WEATHER'S WHIMS. TO depend, as the Singapore Water Department seems to do, on the whims and fancies of mother nature where rainfall is concerned, seems to me to be something of a gamble. Whilst gambling is an integral part of Singapore's makeup, nature's unpredictability may play a nasty
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      A way out
      52 13 |T was a surprise to learn that 20.000 people in Bentong live under the threat of* a possible blackout. Cannot the council raise a loan against their fixed deposits in the Employees Provident Fund and settle the outstanding bills of C.E.B. rather than tax the people? INTERESTED
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      The solution
      119 13 I SHOULD also like to commend the RSPCA for the noble Job they are doing against overwhelmi ing odds. I recently had cause to complain to them of the large numbers of stray and starving doga near my house and asked If they could help. Within 24 hours
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      A waste
      53 13 RY now the Tengku should know too well what kind of people the Indonesians are. after they have i broken and violated ag- greements reached by all the countries concerned I Any attempt to talk over the matter would be a waste of time. C H LLM i
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      A mix-up over Federal citizens
      170 13 A mix-up over Federal citizens I SHALL be grateful if the Public Services Commission in Kuala Lumpur or some other authority answered the following query. On October 1 an advertisement invited applications from Federal citizens for certain specified Federation of Malaya Government vacancies. This terminology is rather curious. As I
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      174 13 Wt. must all have seen sick and abandoned animals here. Tne iu-cent paone call does noi very oiten bring neip. The RSFCA 1 am sure does a good job, but it cannot cope with all the work. When you phone them on Tuesday and say you have seen
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      320 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. It's time to get up. all. the 1. skill shown by boats going same! (4). round the point before the 6. "And everybody the Duke" race 1 13 (Southey) (7). 8. A way with food perhaps dU- 7. Whistler's mental deraogeplav.s sell -restraint (10 k
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      581 14 NOTICES NOTICE This Is to notify the Public that Mr. 00l Phee Keng has sold his snare in the partnership known as Universal Radio and Oeneral Agencies, to the continuing partner, Mr. Wong Tal Kong. As from 1 10.63 Mr. 00l phee Keng has no Mir: her connection with the
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      961 14 (Continued from Pate 10) SITUATIONS VACANT 21 Word* SS (Min.)— Box St eta. mxtrm READ the Senior Appointments Vacant In The Sunday Mall each weak. COOK AMAH REQUIRED. Pbone ***** (Spore). APPLICANTS TO P.O. Box 2761 are thanked. Tne position has been filled. QUALIFIED PHARMACIST WANTED br well established firm.
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      1045 14 > SITUATIONS WANTED 2t Worda U (Min.)— Box U eta, mxtrm READ the Senior Appointments Vacant tn Tbe Sunday Mall each weak. HIOHLV RECOMMENDED Chinese Baby Amah available November Ist. English speaking. Telephone (Spore) *****. NIGHT NURSE AVAILABLE for sick and aged. Also calling families seeking baby sitters for evenings
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      891 14 EDUCATION 29 Word* SS (Mtm,)— Bom St et*. oxtro PIANOFORTE with Theory conducted at your residence all grades. (Oood results achieved 1963 music exam.) B, J. Gabriel, Pbone (Spore) *****. CHINESE YMCA SCHOOL'S October Beginners Book-keeping, Shorthand, Typing, English. Malay. Accounting revision /Shorthand speeds Cambridge English. 107 Belegle Road, Spore
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      1000 14 FOR HIRE Word* SS (Min.)— Box St eta. oxtrm FAN orient on hire at Shroffs, 80/62, Orchard Road. Singapore; IBS. Batu Road. Kuala Lumpur; 40A. Jalan Ah Slang, Johore Bahru. TELEVISION RECEIVERS, RABIOS, Radiograms, Refrigerators, Tape Recorders for Hire at small monthly rental. Kee Huat Radio Co., Ltd., 124. Orchard
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      1048 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE It Word* U (Mim.)— Box St eta. mxtrm FIAT SPIDER SPORTS reg. 1958 European owner well maintained $2,350/-. Seen Saturday 2 5 p.m. No. 3 Holland Grove Avenue. Spore. 1954 SINCER SPORTS, good running condition, taxed /insured next year. $500. View 75 Wllkie Road, Spore after 1
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      985 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE 19 Word* SS (Mtm.)— Box St cli. txtr, ItM FORO CONSUL Saloon black European owner throughout good condition (1.500 0.n.0. Major Gales. Tel: 2801 ask for Blakang Matl Military £xchange, Kxt. .1. IS«2 F/CONSUL 315, 1961 K/Anglla A/850. 1960 Mini Minor, 1959 VI Anglla. 1958 F 1100.
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      895 14 FOR SALE 2t Word* SS (Mim.)— Box St et*. oxtrm WBLL-BSTABLIIHEO Frlntlnf PrrM wltb Llno-Trp* Machine and many matrices for sale. Box A 6037 ST., Spore. PRIRtCORDID TAP! AvallaM. Stereo /Mono, speed SJ"». Prlcrs. »4 JO upwards. Call: Arcade Pboto. it The Arrade. Spore. MISCE',LANEOUS Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO
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    TRADERS ARE BRIGHT SPOT ON DULL EQUITY MARKET
    689 16 From Our Market Correspondent F! was a dull day on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday and with the Indonesian situation unchanged equity prices were barely steady. Seventeen industrials improved mostly small amounts, 11 were unchanged and 7 eased. The only bright exception
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    23 16 Malayan Stock Indices Oct. 3. Oct. 4. Industrials: 122.56 123.29 Tins: 104.93 104.47 I rubbers: U0.f.3 109.41 Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    735 16 MwaMMssHßMßVwaaVßosssVs>Hl /COMBINED business In the Singapore m" 1 Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of shares traded within brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boustsad (14,000) SI SS; DunUpi (2.000) *2.» l D, (1.000) $2.87. (4.000) *2>B; Isse erds. (1.000) $3 28: Fed. Disp.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    24 16 October 4. MALAYAN RUBBBB PRICE: 67 j; cento (down one cent). TIN: $461.25 (up 87} cento). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tuns (unchanged).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    240 16 OCTOBER first grade rubber buyers f.s.b. elsssd at 6 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 671 cents per lb. down one cent on Thursday's closing level for the position. The tone was steady. R.A.S. and P.M.R.E. closing priest In cents per lb. ysttsrday: Int. 1 R.B.S.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    279 16 THE Mslaysn Exchange BanKs 1 Association made these changes In its rates 10 merchants yesterday: London: selling TT or OD 2/4. buyIng TT 2/4 1/8. OD 2/4 5/32. 30 d/st. 2/41. 45 d/st. 2/4 6/16, 60 d/st. 2/4 11/32 90 d/st. 2/4 7/16. 120 d/st. 2/4 17/32. 150
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    Straits tin again advances: Rubber price is easier
    398 16 ON the Straits tin market yesterday the price again advanced by 87 J cents to $461.25 per picul. The offering was estimated at 240 tons, unchanged on Thursday. In London on Thursday tin presented a basically steady tone throughout moderate ring trading.
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    Technical adjustment in rubber market
    709 16 ►THE market's decline this week must be attributed mainly to a technical re adjustment, report H.C.B. Co. Ltd., in their current rubber survey. The recent higher prices have. It now appears, made the market topheavy and the inevitable reaction found few shorts willing and able
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    62 16 CHINESE Prsduce Eichanss, |ln<iport noon prioot ptr picul yttterday: Coconut oil: bulk (46 Mllera, drum S4U sellcra. Copra: Oct. Nov. L'K/Contlnent V--<> buyers Poppor: Muntok white JI4S sellers. Sarawak white JM2| ■ellen, special Sarawak black $107 sellers, garbled Lampoog black JIU7 sellers, ASIA $1121 sellers. Singapore Coconut Oil
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    255 16 SHIPS lying alangsMe th. tmuptfi Harbour wharves sr oipeeted today MM Ruys 4/S, tomaar 13/14, Norway Mini 40/41. Balrs. 47, Shoho Maru 31/32. Star Ax tares 33/34, DolpMvsrstt 8/9, Slndh 18. Djakarta 39/36, Selangor N.W. 2, tegamat N.W. 4, Straat Torres 23/24, Nlchlyo Mara 27/28, Canada
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      1021 16 OPTION PREMIUMS (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) October 4. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Uuniops 20 cv. M. Cement 18 eta. E. Smelters 20 eta. Containers 12 eta. £kk> 21 cts. McAllster 14 cts. Ked. Dis. IS eta. Koblnaoa 13 cts. r. N. 18 cts c. Btorace 4jd Uammon 16 cts. Rotbmana 11 eta. il.
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      99 16 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. Prl. THE firmer trend in industrials continued today In moderate trading. The margin of rises over falls Increased. Oils were barely steady and quieter while base metals mostly held levels or improved. Loans were steady. C.X A HM Mount Isa 36/10 N. Broken Hill <10s.) 30/» Ajnpol
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      952 17 lesmt.n require-' by well-esublished Suropea:-. company in Kuala Lumpur. Preierabl- with several ears experience in marketing technical goads uch i.s electric motors, portable drills, pumps etc. submit application to Box A3!39 S.T.. K.L. GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI VACANCIES IN THE PUBLIC W3RKS DEPARTMENT Applications are inv'.ted tor the vacant posts lisu-u
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      736 17 NOTICES SIAMESE TIN SYNDICATE LIMITED Tin pre output for September. 1963— piculs 3.782. SELAYANG TIN DREDGING LTD. Directors have been advised that an offer by the Fortress Trust Ltd. at two shillings nine pence per share for shares subject usual conditions is being despatched to share holders second October. Shareholders
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      627 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KLANG TOWN COUNCIL KLANG. APPLICATIONS are Invited to fill post of Chief Health Inspector. Salary scheme: $504x24-$7OO plus variable allowance at current rates. Age: 35 55 years. Qualifications and experience: Possess certificate of the Royal Society for promotion of Health, Prelerence Is given to applicants who had experience
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      776 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are Invited t from SINGAPORE CITIZENS for the undermentioned appointments to TELEVISION SINGAPURA. Ministry of Culture. I APPOINTMENTS: (A) TEMPORARY REPORTER (English) (Bl TEMPORARY REPORTER (Chinese) (C) TEMPORARY REPORTER (Malay) SALARY SCALE: $585-20 A--765 p.m. AGE: Over 25 years. QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE: Cambridge School i
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      558 17 TENDERS 1 JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK TENDERS for "The Construction of two Nos: Reinforced Concrete Raft Foundations with BaJcau Piles one each at Bagan Datoh and Sunpang Ampat Rungkup. Lower Perak, respectively" will oe received at the office of the Jurutera Negerl, Jabatan Kerja Raya, Perak. Ipoh up to 3.00
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      393 17 TENDERS MUNICIPALTY OF IPOH NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Regis- tered Cla&s EX and above Contrac- tors for the construction of a re- j lnforced concrete water tower as* per drawing Nos B 36/63 38 63 71 '83 ana T 41 62 at the New; Municipal Abattoir Site Menglembu Road,
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      76 17 MORE NOTICES TENDER NOTICES IN PAGE 14 FONDUE EQUIPMENT THE IDEAL AND UNUSUAL GIFT All requirements for MEAT OR CHEESE FONDUE. New devica. Wicklcss burners. i Obtainable at: SILVERCRAFT 31, Peneng Rood, S'pcc-9. Tel: ***** Alio available at, COLD STORAGE Arcade Branch Orchord Rood Tel: ***** OPEN ALL DAY SATURDAYS.
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      King's Choice sparkles in trial
      1419 18 j^j^^ L^l^L^^Z w^^a RACE ONE POT OF GOLD Showed smart early pace when fourth to Loch Leven over s'jf at Ipoh;, has unproved since: any going.' LI MBONG TIMAH Fourth to Alamanda over ftlfcl at Ipoh better over 61 working well: any going. PAY ROLL
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      Lock icon Showdown's triumph
      68 18 LONDON. Fri. Showdown, Doug Smith up, won the Middle Park Stales < 6f from Smooth Jet and Faberfe at Newmarket yesterday. Showdown (100-30) won by three lengths from Smooth Jet (100-6) with Faberffe (9-1) another half a length behind Eleven ran. Gaul, ridden by Geoff Lewis. won the
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      Lock icon SOPHORA OUT
      35 18 LONDON, Pri.— Harry Wragg's Sophora is coughing and will noc run in the Cesarewltch tomorrow. Cliff Parkes. who was to have ridden the Newmarket horse, will now ride Tarquinian for George Todd.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon RELKO: PROBE IS OVER
      109 18 T ONDON, Fri. French racehorse owner Francois Dupre, whose colt Relko was the subject of a doping investigation by the English Jockey Club after his victory in the Epsom Derby, will keep the classic and the prize money, it was officially confirmed yesterday. The prize money
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      KL acceptors
      1510 18 Race One: 1.30 NZ horses Div. 2— 6 f 1 —7 Franripani (L C St.) Mfcwl. 4 9.0 Suhian S 2 —4 Pot of Gold <Slx 111 St. i Martin. 4 8.12 IF> Harbrtdgr 1 3 —4 Lombonf Timah i Ladles St.) Martin. 5 8.12 <Fl Johnson 11
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      European tour for Malaysia XI plan
      462 19  - European tour for Malaysia XI plan NORMAN SIEBEL; L/A/'S C///£F MISSION ON VISIT TO LONDON... by Kuala Lumpur Friday r JX>P-of-the list on FAM vice-president Lim Kee Siong's assignments on his European visit this month will be to make preliminary arrangements for the Malaysian team to play a series of
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      Medal row referred to MCF chief
      114 19 CYCLING SINGAPORE. Fri. The silver medal dispute in Singapore c.. cling his been referred to the MCF pre&ident. Gurchan Singh. Adnan Isa, the president of the Singapore Amateur Cycling Federation, said today he has written to Mr. Gurchan for a ruling. The dispute arose
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      Lock icon OXFORD WIN
      19 19 LONDON. Frl. Results of Rugby Union club matches: Gosfonh 0 Oxford 3. Weston-super-M:iro 17 Taunton 0 Reuter.
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      MACAULAY AMONG 37 TO PLAY IN TRIAL ON OCT. 17
      247 19 MACAULAY AMONG 37 TO PLAY IN TRIAL ON OCT. 17 RUGBY UNION CIMGAFORE, Fri. *3 The Singapore Rugby selectors met for nearly two hours tonight to pick 37 players for the first State Trial to be held on Oct. 17 on the Padang. They did a good job. For the
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      No site yet for the National Stadium
      156 19 No site yet for the National Stadium SINGAPORE. Fti. The proposed $16-million National Sports Stadium for Singapore is Mill in the planning stage although the scheme was launched four months ago. Mr. C. C. Tan, chairman of the Stadium Fund Raising Committee, said today that so far no money has
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      5 to study draft
      102 19 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Amateur Swimming Association tonight appointed a five-man sub-committee to study the draft constitution of the pro-j posed Malaysian association. The constitution was drawn by the Federation of Malaya Amateur Swimming Association. The committee, comprising T. C. Tan. Johnny Tok. Woo Bult Kut,
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      Shah comes back with 10.8 dash
      530 19  -  ERNEST FRIDA: ATHLETICS- By Kuala Lumpur, Friday OHAHARUDDIN ALI, the former Malayan record holder for the 100 m and 200 m, made a successful return to athletics this morning when he clocked a splendid time of 10.8 sec for 100 metres heat on the
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      Lock icon Dorothy raises Olympic hopes
      163 19 BUDAPEST, Fri. Dorothy Hyman (above), Britain's hope for a sprint gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics next year, streaked to a European 200 metres record in 23.2 sec In the match against Hungary here yesterday. Dorothy had equalled the European 100 metres record of 11.4 sec
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      India and Germany are still unbeaten
      267 19 India and Germany are still unbeaten THE WORLD OF SPORT T YONS, Fri. The two unbeaten countries, India and West Germany, kept their records when the preOlympic hockey tournament continued here yesterday. Both had comfortable wins against North American opponents. Germany beat the United States 7-0 and India beat Canada
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      54 19 LONDON. Frl. Results of football matches played last night Kuropean Cup Winners Cup Ist round 2nd-leg Borough 2 Sliema of Malta 0 Borough won on aggregate 3-0). 1-r-ajfue Div. 3 Notts County 1 Mansfield 0. Div. 4 Torquay 3 Darlington 1. Football Lea«ue Cup 2nd round replay— Walsall
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      257 19 SOCCKR Tour match: Maliivsia XI v Los An(teles Kickers 'Merdeka Stadium XL 8 p.m.). Spore Premier League: Indians v Juniors (Jn Besar. 5.15); SAFA Cup: RAP Seletar v Junior A _A. (Seletar 7 p.m.). RUGBY I'VION FarlelchRobertson Trophy: Negrl v Perak (Seremban Padangi. XL matrhrs: S'nor Club v 28th Commonwealth
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    Hailstorm leaves 800 homeless
    131 20 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. A hailstorm last night destroyed 150 houses, leaving 800 homeless at Kamponjj Alor Pongau, 1.1 miles from hero. Three people were iniurcd. DuH|f is estimated at SIOO.OOU. The iii-niinuti- storm began at 7.30 p.m. It up routed hundreds of rubber and banana trees
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    YIP flight test of latest Boeing
    212 20 T>OEING'S latest airliner the three-jet 727 D was put through- its paces here today for the benefit of a select group of VIPs. The airliner took off from Paya Le'oar airport on an hour long demonstration flight with the Minister of Transport, Dato Sardon
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    Thai army guest
    43 20 BANGKOK. Fri.— General Kong Le, leader of the Laotian neutralist troops, arrived here today for a weeks visit as guest of the Thai Army. He Is on his way home from a private visit to Soviet Russia and to India.
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    Embassy man dies on ship
    54 20 PENANG. Fit— Dr. Don Edgar Elves. 48. tail American, died of a heart attack on board the ship Hannover today, about six hours before it sailed for America. Dr. Klyes. until recently with the American Embassy In Kuala Lumpur, was on his way home to
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    French to leave
    24 20 TUNIS, Fri.— French troops will evacuate the Blzerta base by Oct. 15, President Habib Bourguiba told the National Assembly here today.
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    Venom on the air
    24 20 JAKARTA. Fri.— Anti-Malaysia propaganda, beamed across the Straits of Malacca. Is being broadcast from Padane. South Sumatra. Antara said today.
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    Envoy leaves Malaysia with three princes
    204 20 SINGAPORE. Fri— The YIP with the military bearing sat in the lounge of the liner Victoria this evening and said: "I will always be with the people of Malaysia. I wish your new nation all the best." These were the parting words of the
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    50,000 at solidarity rally
    111 20 50,000 at solidarity rally KOTA BAHRU.. Fri. Nearly 50,000 people throughout Kelantan today attended the Malaysian Solidarity rally at the Padang Merdeka here. The main speakers at the rally were the Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba. and the Speaker of the Penang State Assembly, Haji Suleiman
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    A-ban from Oct. 10
    22 20 LONDON. Fri.— The nuclear test ban irenty will come into force on Oct. 10. It WM announced today.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    308 20 LONDON, Fri. The Stock Markets ended a generally satis- factory week on a firm note. I Selective buying of equities con- tlnued right up till the close and i another long list of gains was I established. Sentiment was still being helped by good economic news. Closing middle
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    RUBBER
    55 20 LONDON. Fri. Spot 20 l id., Nov. 20 3 16d., Dec. 20' 4 d., Jan. 20 5/16 d, Jan/Mar. 20\d., Apf./ June 20 7 16d.. July Sept 20 7 16d., Oct./ Dec. 20 7/ltJd.. Jan./ Mar. 204 d.. c.l.f. Oct. 19 7 sd., Nov. 19". d.. Dec. 19 15
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    TIN
    24 20 LONDON. Fri. Buyers £916> x sellers £918, Forward buyers £918. sellers £919. Settlement £913 Turnover a.m. 110 tons p.m. 90 tons. Tone Firmer
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    Lock icon Feeling the pinch
    53 20 lAKARTA. Fri. The Government plans to send two "floating shops" to the Rhio Island group which has been badly hit by the break in trade relations with Malaysia. The Rhios. near Singapore, formerly used the dollar currency and relied upon trade with Singapore for food, clothing and
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      222 20 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Words |M (Minimum i lIINLSK WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION— MAI. A VSI.\ DAY Lucky numbers draun Sept, :!llth. rermit No. U8 ti.t Bp* U prize 1951. 1577 2428 1764 0272 1584 1052 2580 2002 MM 1752 2916 1295 Consolation prizes--1167 1141 2727 1765 2318 0042 1646 1985 0130 2407
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      42 20 XJIGHEST and lov.est tenipera--11 tures in Malaya and Singapore to the period 8 p.m. on Thursc:»y to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharti 86 77 Pcnans 88 75 Ipoh 91 -5 Malacca 90 73 Singapore 90 75
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