The Straits Times, 21 June 1964

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    22 1 LIBR R{. *<.Jj4|%« Ik*** I**1 in Mat* 4 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES NO. 1,477 SUNDAY, JUNE 21, 1964 20 CENTS. KDN 732
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    Soek suddenly leaves in middle of talks then returns after 2 hours but meeting a failure
    29 1 Lt.-Col. Kriangdej arrives in Jesse I ton to verify withdrawal of Indonesian forces.
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    GUERILLAS WILL CROSS AT THREE MORE POINTS
    346 1  - GUERILLAS WILL CROSS AT THREE MORE POINTS GEOFFREY GELDARD: I Kuching, Sat From ARRANGEMENTS 'or the setting up of three new checkpoints for Indonesian guerilla withdrawal were being worked out between the Thai verification mission here and Malaysian Government representatives today. ■Vii official spokesman said that final arrangements had not
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    SPECIAL TO THE SUNDAY TIMES
    284 1 - TOKYO, Saturday. PRESIDENT Soekarno walked out of the Malaysian summit conference here today but returned two hours later a few minutes after a Malaysian announcement that the tripartite meeting had failed. The three leaders later agreed to have their Foreign Ministers continue study of a
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    Lock icon Verificatiin now off
    31 1 Verificatiin now off TOKYO. Sat. Malaysia tonight notified Thailand in the wake of the summit coijapse to call off its verification of the withdrawal of Indonesian guerilhM from its territory. A.P.
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    WALK-OUT DRAMA AT TOKYO SUMMIT TALKS
    639 1 acts of aggression against us." The Tengku's statement continued: "This is the least we expect of Indonesia before we can agree to formation of a commission as proposed by President Macapa^al. "Acceptance of a commission in almost a compromise on our sovereignty. Yet, I
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    Lock icon King and Queen see dance show by beauties
    210 1 King and Queen see dance show by beauties riTAKARAZUKA. Sat. The X Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisun Agong of Malaysia today joined tn the laughter.spectacle and melody of Takurazuka. Home of the Orient's biggest recreation centre and Japan's noted all-girl Takarazuka theatre. The royal couple sat four hours
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    5 ships on way
    30 1 BANGKOK, Sat. Five OJ3. Navy ships are on their way to Thailand carrying military equipment for expansion of U.S. stockpiles there, authoritative sources disclosed today.— AJ».
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    NINGKAN PRAISES THAILAND'S PEACE EFFORTS
    161 1 NINGKAN PRAISES THAILAND'S PEACE EFFORTS KUCHING. Saturday. rrHE Chief Minister of Sarawak, Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan last night congratulated Thailand for making every effort to bring Indonesia and Malaysia together to settle their dispute peacefully. He said: "Thailand ii v.ill- ing to Rive every help to bring the dispute to
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    Lopez to visit Formosa
    59 1 TOKYO. Sat. Special PhlliDplne envoy, Mr. Salvador Lopez, yesterday accepted an invitation from the Nationalist Chinese 'Government to visit Formosa next week. He told a Nationalist Chinese Embassy official that he would be able to make the visit a week after rhe conclusion of the Tokyo
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    Tengku's sister dies in crash
    60 1 SUNOEI PATANI. Sat Tengku Kalsom Hajari. 70. elder sister of the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, and an aunt of ttie Sultan of Kedah, was killed in a motor accident in Sadao. South Thailand, this evening. Further details were not available. Several members of the
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    Lock icon Pilots strike for more pay
    55 1 ROME. Sat.— Alitalia AirJln^S flight* out of Italy were paralysed mterday by a 24-hour strike or pilots claiming higher pay and better conditions. The strike began at midri.-iit and by 10.30 am no Alitalia flights had left Fiumc.no itrpurt outside Rome. Incoming flft?his did not
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    119 1 LONDON. Sat Jack Davis rode bis bicycle up a tree at Blackbush. then fell 20 feet, almost on top of Prince Philip. "It was the most embarrassing moment of my life." Davis. 4«. said later. Prince Philip was watching Davis demonstrate pine tree seed collection through the
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    Dato Loke and wife die in air disaster
    231 1 Dato Loke and wife die in air disaster TAIPKII. Sat. Djlo Loke Wan Tim, cinema magnate nnd chairman of Malaysian Airways, and Datin Loke, were among the r>.'{ people who died tonight when Civil Air Transport airliner crashed in Qames shortly after take-off from Taichung in Central Formosa. Dato Loke
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      12 1 MALAYSIA'S KING AND QUEEN IN TOKYO, AND News IS THKKK PAGE 7
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    Common market report In six months'
    113 2 I»UALA LUMPUR. IV Sat. The Mnla.v>i;in Taml Advisory Board will submit Its roport on the proposed common market to the < entral Governii) nil in six months. This was staled today by Mr. l. I). Williamson. ."># (right), a New Zealand Customs expert, on
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    $11,699 award against a former councillor
    117 2 $11,699 award against a former councillor ALACCA, Sat. A i?J former Alliance municipal councillor. Yone: Ah Chak, was yesterday ordered by Justice Ismail Khan in the High Court here to pay damages amountIrg to $11,699.84 to fonr women he injured ir a road accident on July 2. 1962. The women
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    Tan: Team games can help build nation
    485 2 Tan: Team games can help build nation 'J'HE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, tonight declared: "I am convinced that one of the best ways of building a feeling of oneness is through team games." Mr. Tan, speaking at the official opening of the clubhouse of the High School
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    Airways man weds
    71 2 OINCAPORE. Sat. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Lai K w o k Chiew who were married at the Wesley Church, in Singapore. The bridegroom is an accountant with Malaysian Airways and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lai Weng Woh of Ipoh. The bride is the daughter of
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    PROTEST RALLY BY TEACHERS
    369 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. Three thousand teachers held a mass protest meeting at the Gay World Stadium here today and called on the Government to start Immediate negotiations with the Sinaapore Teachers' Union on their clalm.s. A resolution to this effect said that the talks should begin with
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    Cyclist killed in accident
    63 2 TELUK ANSON. Sat. K cyclist, Rani bin Jamroji, 16. waa killed in an accident involving a car at the 14th mile. Teluk AnsonBagan Datoh Road last night Another cyclist. Satarl bin Marol, 19, and a pillion-rider, hit brother, Maswan. 15. were seriously injured In the same
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    Kaum Ibu: Picture of Soekarno 'an insult'
    189 2 Kaum Ibu: Picture of Soekarno 'an insult KANGAR, Saturday. THE Perlis UMNO Kaum Ibu (women's section) to--1 day reiterated that the recent publication in the UMNO organ, Malaya Merdeka, of a photograph showing President Soekarno with several seminude girls would "definitely lower the dignity and prestige of women." t "It
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    Health officer testifies
    65 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Industrial Arbitration Court today heard the- testimony oi a Malayan medical public health officer. Dr. Arthur Manoharan. at the resumed hearing ol the dispue between the Ministry of Health incl the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees. The di.jute relates to salaries and terms and
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    Ships in port
    49 2 PORT SWETTENHAM. Sat. Wharf Berths: No. s—Prima5 Prima Maer*fc; New Wharf Berths: No. 7— Steel Admiral, Stream Berths: No.3 Melamput: No. 4— Yam. Due today. Bennachl. Aagtekerk, Ferobay. Due Tomorrow: Clara Jebson, Hakubasan Maru. Avacha. Mombasa Maru. Rutheverett. Benhope, Bvend Maerslc. Telemanchus Hot Houw. Mikuni Maru.
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      88 2 High and low tides TODAY Scdill Kechll 8.08 TOMORROW Sedili Kechll a.m. 1 6.1ft) 6.32 p.m. (6.4ft 9.06 a.m i6.5(0 706 p.m. Singtporr 8.58 a.m. <6.6fT> 8.40 1 6.3ft): Singapore 8.51 a.m. p.m. (7.5ft Port Dickson 4.04 '6.Bft> 9.08 p.m. (7.Bft): Port urn. (6.6ft) 4.31 p.m. «B.oft > D:ckson 4.48
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    SENU TO MTUC:
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    BOOST USE OF MALAY
    216 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Malaysian Trades Union Congress was today urged to play an active role in popularising the National language so that when it became the sole official language in 1967. the majority of the people would be ready for it. The call came from
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    Library training
    33 3 SINGAPORE. Sat.— Two Laotians and two Ceylorese. who have been awarded fellowships by the Singapore Government, are now' receiving supervised work experience and training In library ««n-ice at the National Library.
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    Police drive on 'nuisance' boys
    69 3 Police drive on 'nuisance' boys IPOH. Sat.— Police here have launched another of their periodic campaigns against Jaga kreta spivs who are a nuisance in the parking areas In the town, especially at cinemas and eating places. The crime prevention branch of the Ipoh police had rounded up 32 of
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    Johore to boost use of Malay in Govt
    309 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Saturday fHE Johorc Government today outlined measures to use the national language in government administration in the state. As a first step, it has set up a language operations room modelled on the lines of the operations room of rural
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    OPIUM IN CAR: $10,000 FINE
    138 3 OPIUM IN CAR: $10,000 FINE SINGAPORE, Sat. Loh Ah Ka. 21, was fined $10,000. or two years' jail, today for unlawful possession of 1351b. of raw opium worth $16,875. He pleaded guilty. Another man. Yeoh Kim Guan. 28, who was jointly charged with Loh, was acquitted after the prosecution withdrew
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    Jama gets study award to Britain
    105 3 INCHE JAM ALL 1)1)1 S bin MOHD. HAMID. 19 (above), who completed his studies at the Malay College. Kuala Kangsar, has been awarded a scholarship* by the Chemical Co. of Malaysia Ltd., an assqciated company of 1.C.1. (Malaya) Ltd., for a fouryear course in
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    Taxi drivers robbed
    73 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— Two taxi drivers were robbed of their day's earnings totalling $28 in two separate Incidents by men who hired their taxis. One. Mr. Chow Kim Chong, 37, said that three men robbed him of $14 at dagger point near Ipoh Road round-about at 10
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    Cholera warning: An offence not to report
    251 3 KUANTAN, Saturday. PEOPLE in cholera-infected areas in Pahang are liable to be Jailed or fined if they refuse or fail to report any case of severe vomiting and diarrhoea to the hospital authorities. This latest warning followed a case in which a woman
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    Airline schedules
    227 3 Airline schedules AIRPORT schedules l arrivals and departures) for today: Penang Arrivals MALAYSIAN AIBWAIS: Prom Singapore. Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 100) 7.35 a.m.; Singapore (ML 504> 9.05 a.m.; Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh (ML 032) 9.45 a.m.. Singapore. Mr If ItTm and Kuala Lumpur (ML 004) 10.35 a.0.. Kula
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    Raid on factory
    34 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— Five men raided a rubber factory at Telok Marbau In Sungel PUetc. Sepang, about 68 miles south of here, early today and escaped with aluminium sheets worth $2,800.
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    Sultan to visit projects
    59 3 TANAH RATA. Sat— The Sultan of Pahang will start a week's visit to this holiday resort district beginning on Monday, to tour newly completed projects here. The Sultan will be met by Heads of Government departments, members of the Town Board and community leaden on arrival.
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    M-parlour raided
    81 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Sat Acting on a complaint, police here today raided a massage parlour in Jalan Stulane l.aut and detained a. 17-year-old Singapore girl. The girl, Ron Guat Bee, had been missing from her home for the past six years. She told police that she had been laying
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    Lock icon SENA TE YES' TO THE CIVIL RIGHTS BILL
    499 4 Most sweeping step since Lincoln freed slaves THE U.S. Senate last night passed by 73 votes to 27 the historic Civil Rights Bill which cuts many of the racial barriers long faced by American Negroes. The decision came exactly one year after
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    368 4 K's warning to Britain: If there are rockets... MR. Khrushchev said here last night that he did not want to attack Britain, "but if rockets are there we must place our rockets correspondingly and you can imagine what could happen in case of war." The Soviet Prime Minister was answering
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    'SELLERS IS
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    Lock icon QUITTING SHOW BUSINESS'
    180 4 QUITTING SHOW BUSINESS' LONDON, Sat. Peter I Sellers. British film star still recuperating from his recent Hollywood heart attack, is on the point of retiring from show business, the Dally Mail reported today. "I'm seriously thinking of giving it all up," th« paper quoted him as saying. But he wants
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    Lock icon $552,500 award for boy, 17
    69 4 $552,500 award for boy, 1 7 DUBLIN. Sat. A 17-year-old boy. John Boles, badly injured In a road accident, was yesterday awarded damages of £65.000 (M5652 600) by a High Court Jury here the highest damages ever awarded by a jury In the Irish Republic. He had been unconscious for
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    Definitely work of pros
    46 4 DIXON, (Illinois". Sat.— Thieve* Woke Into the Dlxon Country flub Pro shop on Thursday and fied I "h an P estimated U552,500 in merchandise. Sheriff John Quest said .he burelary was "definitely the work of prof but hastily added, "noigolf pros."— UPl.
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    It's just a bust
    35 4 NEW YORK. Sat.— A headline writer for an Albany local newspaper put the eomroversy over the new topless swimsuiU inUi proper oerspect'.ve ywterdny with this nve-ioiumn headline: •wimiuit, Just bust." Uri
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    Lock icon Bomb scare for Scranton
    74 4 HARRISBURG. (Pennsylvania), S*t.— A bomb scare yesterday delayed the take-oif of a chartered plane flying Governor William Scranton to Kentucky to campaign for the Republican presidential nomination. An anonymous telephone call was received at. the office of the airline which owns the plane about five minutes
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    Lock icon REPUBLICANS WARNED OF GOLDWATER
    206 4 NEW YORK. Sat. Govenor Nelson A. Rockefeller, who withdrew from the Republican Presidential race In favour of Pennsylvania Governor William W. Scranton. last night said that It was "Inconceivable" that Senator Barry Goldwater could be the Republican Presidential nominee because of the Senator's vote against the
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    Two new cars and two failures
    57 4 LONDON. Sat.— British clothes designer John Stephen bought a Rolls-Royce limousine six months ago ihen failed his driving test. He said yesterday he was so confident of passing the second time that he went out and bought a sports car In premature celebration. But
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    Goldwater to fight
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    Civil Rights Bill
    222 4 Civil Rights Bill WASHINGTON, Sat. Sen. Barry Goldwater, leading presidential candidate of the Republican Party has made civil rights a 1964 campaign issue. To change his stand, he said yesterday, would be to "sell out" his principles. The Arizona Republican told his only opponent for the Republican presidential nomination. Pennsylvania
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    IN MEMORIAM
    87 4 IN EVER loving memory of Rer. S M. Thevathasan departed 2Ut June 1958. Love Is stronger than death. FLOTTA I.AI Ri) T.V. Svdnry BERTHING at Port of Singapore Authority Godoun No. 42 43 Gal« No. 2 at 5 p.m. Sunday 21st June, sailing for Bombay and Europe at
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      52 4 Lat* CLASSIFIEDS^ 20 words Sl2 /minimum) 1 CHAN to Tuck Kin and Konf Tnoe a daughter on 18/6/64 at Kandang Kerbau Hospital. Sister for Su-Llng and Su-Mel. PESCK POONO: Between Robert, son of Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Peck and Christine Slew Peng, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Parlen Poong
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    Lock icon Topless dresses shock London
    314 5 Topless dresses shock London WHO WILL WEAR THEM, THEY ASK I ONDON. Sat. The MJ first topless dresses to appear in London provoked one question among bewildered and amused onlookers today: who was going to woar them? So far, they are only displayed on dummies In the windows of two
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    Lock icon Cut-off heads found
    70 5 ADEN. Sat. British Middle East Command headquarters said here today the heads of two British soldiers, alleged to have been decapitated by dissident Radfanl tribesmen last April, had been recovered. The command statement said: "Although It is impossible to be certain. It is probable that the heads
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    Lock icon 204 drunks a day record
    41 5 STOCKHOLM, Sat.— A total or 204 drunks were arrested here yesterday breaking the record for h<» third time within a week, poi.if s;ild. They blamed the "hot. sultry summer evenings and the midnnuner holiday fever." Reuter
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    Lock icon Peace with U.S. on two terms: -Chen Yi
    152 5 Peace with U.S. on two terms: -Chen Yi- UONG KONG. Sat— China i- ready to settle her disputes with the United States on two "principles,' accordins to Marshal t'hwi It, the Chinese Vive-Pre-mier and Foreign Minister, in an interview published today. They are: D Peaceful coexistence between China and the
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    Lock icon Ban on Cabinet members
    44 5 NEW DELHI. Sat. The Govcrnment has decreed that no more than two members ot the CMWncti emergency committpi ni n ■■•>■ gether on the sumr nlnne. The Indian Military in-ti'iitrrl a similar rule «hpn several crashes killed several high-rankinc "tficers. AP
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    Lock icon Sacked en-bloc
    41 5 MANCHESTER a.U Mrs. Tanya BowmanSh.iw. owner of the Ontvenai Heattb Clubs, said k'^rl 'he entire atari j: Iu Mai eh *t« t>r<i?K?h because they broke the club's teetotalllng rules by throwing a champagne birthday party for on? instructor. UPI.
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    FILM FESTIVAL AWARDS TO BE REJECTED
    226 5 rpAIPEH. Sat. The InterX national Motion Pictures and General Investment Corporation of Hor.g Kong will reject the best supporting actor and best supporting actress awards given by the 11th Asian Film Festival to Wang Ying and Jeannett Lin Tsui yesterday. Mr. Paul Wang Chi-Po.
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    Lock icon US ready 'to risk a war*
    509 5 NATO TOLD OF DETERMINATION TO SAVE S-E ASIA FROM RED AGGRESSION 'HANDS OFF' WARNING TO PEKING WASHINGTON, Sat. The United States is prepared to risk war with China, if necessary, to save South-East Asia from Communist aggression. That is Washington's attitude, made known here
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    Lock icon Empress tureen auctioned
    53 5 LONDON. Sat. A soup tureen made loi Empress Catherine Second of Russia was sold for £13.000 at an auction yesterday. The tureen was part of a huge service ordered by the Empress from a Pari,s stiver smith in 1770 parts of which are now dispersed nil over
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    Vietcong kill 20
    29 5 SAIGON. Sat. About 20 passengers died and 40 wounded when Viet Cong guerillas blew up a train near Nha Trang. 190 miles north-east of Saieon yesterday
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    TYPHOID VICTIM FETED
    101 5 ABERDEEN, sat.— This hardy Scottish port city celebrated its emergence trom a near-record typhoid epidemic yesterday fcy crowning the epidemic's first victim 'Mi.^s Typhoid 1964 Library assistant Evelyn Gauld. 23. of Ballater. the city's fir^t typhoid victim wher> the epidemic broke out i month ago, wu ioted
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    Wonderful day on beach for Sheba
    121 5 Wonderful day on beach for Sheba I ONDON. Sat.— What lj a day! One hundred and thirty pounds of Royal Bengal tiger cub, Sheba by name. Her sheltered life at Flamingo Park Zoo, near Pickering, Yorks, was never like this A trip to the beach witn pretty zoo secretary. |ean
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    L-DRIVER TO CALL DUKE AS WITNESS
    133 5 f ONDON, Sat.—Learnlj er-driver William Harry Cooper whose car was in collision with one driven by the Duke of Edinburgh, with Queen Elizabeth as passenger, said yesterday he planned to call tl.e Duke as a witness if he is prosecuted. Careless After police had
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      344 5 Jl-MORE and MORE PEOPLE ARE OPENING DEPOSIT ACCOUNTS Your money earm the mjvimum •..ilc .tiul Mire rale of s*. «h« you place it in a Deposit Account with I OMBARD BANMNG. No U.K. Income Tax will he deducted; \our monc> n completely unaffected by changing economic conditions, and withdrawal are
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    182 6 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, IB Singapore. Orchard Road Sunday Service 9 a.m. and 6 p.m. All Welcome. SAHAI WORLD FAITH- The Religion for today. Kind Ood'a solutions tr. all human problems. Literature nom 333 Rahang Road. Seremban. FREE LITERATURE Supplied to •ho." Interested In Inlajn or Ahmadlyya Movement. Poet your
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    A BRIGHT NEW FACE FOR S'PORE
    430 6 SINGAPORE. the city whose problems a few years ago looked insuperable, is putting on a bright new tace for Its bright new future. Whole blocks of old buildings are to be knocked down to make way for completely new housing and business areas. Within
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    Pathetic claim
    109 6 RADIO KEMAM, a puppet station in Indonesia, last week broadcast a pathetic news Item. Thousands of Singaporeans, it reported have fled to the Rhio Islands to save themselves from hunger. "Because of Indonesia's confrontation against Malaysia." the station added, "the economic situation In Bin gH pore Is critical
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    MANDELA: The martyr in chains
    1039 6  - MANDELA: The martyr in chains DOUGLAS BROWN by IF he languishes indefinitely in prison. Nelson Mandela will become the most effective martyr in the history of Africanism. Lumumba, by comparison, will seem a very shadowy John the Baptist. Mandela's pre-emi-nence will not derive from his courage and eloquence, though these
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    A STAFF WRITER
    9 6 EXAMINES THE HEARTBREAK FACING THE HOUSE-HUNTER
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    The dream that's becoming a nightmare
    831 6 Pitfalls that await unwary in S'pore HOUSING, like any other commodity, is governed by the law of supply and demand. And with today's seller's market Singapore's average buyer is getting a very dirty deal indeed. For scores of people in this city the cherished
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      EYES ON ASIA
      283 6 rIS year the world focuses Its attention on the first Olympic Games to be held In Asia. They begin in October in Tokyo. Sportsmen and enthusiasts from all over the globe will gather for this auspicious occasion, thus bringing the East and West together. People In the
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      DEATH OF JUSTICE
      141 6 RAGGINO seems to be in vogue only in colleges and universities of the English stream. It is nonexistent in the Ngee Ann College and the Nanyang University Besides. no Chinese newspaper will ever allow such behaviour to go unopposed. I had been hold- ing the view that
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      TEACHER vs PARENT
      119 6 IT is difficult to Imagine that the 'Parent" who protested against the authority of School Prefects could be anything but he father of a spoilt ch:ld Prefectshlp Is part of character training in schools. Leadership, civic consciousness and intelligence are qualities that must be possessed by boys
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      S.WRES PROBLEM
      111 6 IN January, 1964. I sold 1,000 Straits Steamship shares through a brokerage firm In looh. In April this year I received a dividend of 6 per cent. It was clearly stated on the dividend statement that the 6 per cent was declared for the financial year ending on
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      6 6 I SUNDAY TIMES June 21. 1964
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      355 6 Clear, healthy skin in just a few days Gamophen Soap kills germs. It contains 2% Hexachlorophene, the powerful germicide and because of its prolonged anti-bacterial effect reduces bacterial contamination of the hands and other parts of the body. Gamophen Soap prevents body odour, is hard and long-lasting, but so gentle
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    In a Tokyo hospital
    52 7 'hoti QUEEN ATTEMPTS TO COAX A BABY DURING HER VISIT WITH THE EMPRESS OF JAPAN MALAYASIA'S Queen coaxing: a baby at the Japan Red Cross Maternity Hospital in Tokyo during her visit to the hospital on Thursday afternoon. Looking on Is the Empress of Japan (second
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    Lock icon Visit to atom bombed city
    497 7 TOKYO. Sat. JNCLEMENT weather forced the Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri of Malaysia to remain in their hotel atop Mount Rokko, 3,000 feet above Kobe today. The King was scheduled to play a round of golf and the Queen was to go on
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    Sardon to visit rail station
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. Malaysian Transport Minister, Dato Sardon bin Hajl Jubir. will visit the railway station at Keppel Road here on Monday. Later, the Minister will have discussions with taxi owners on his proposals for four-passenger taxis only
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    Found hanging
    35 7 SINOAPORE. Sat A few hours before he was due to face a charge for criminal offence. a man was found banging in his Queen Crescent home. He was Muthu Kumarasamy, 44, a clerk.
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    Rubber row mediator asked to clarify —points—
    220 7 Rubber row mediator asked to clarify points KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The mediator in the rubber wage dispute, Raja Mohar bin Raja Badiozaman. has been asked to clarify some of his recommendations as a result, of different interpretations given to them by the disputing parties Raja Mohar. who Is now away
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    RUBBER IN SMALL PIECES
    229 7 RUBBER IN SMALL PIECES A new form to please buyers BATU PAHAT, Sat. The acting Director of the Rubber Research Institute, Dr. J. W. Blencowe, today spoke of Malaya exporting an entirely new form of rubber In minute pieces instead of sheet or crepe. Dr. Blencowe referred to this new
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    Strike notice extension
    47 7 SINOAPORE. Sat.— The Public Daily-Rated Electrical Workers Union has extended Its two-week strike notice to the Public Utilities Board, which expired on Thursday, to July 1. This followed resumption of negotiations on the union's claims relating to wages and terms and conditions at service.
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      263 7 On your TV today rr«LEVISION programme, for on the Farmer; 7.30 Celetorl- m-Putn of the M«»d»rtn l^^dav ty Golf— Mickey Rooney: 7.4ft— fUm "Lady Love"; 10.00 News tknA Newsreel In Chinese: Berlto Slngsjmru (M*l«y); 10.06 sMßsjßßyjasjsjpßjMßßjMpiH bO5 The Age of Kings— Fall Prog, summary for the nexa day QSaJIjS of
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    Lock icon Record US. tin price
    65 8 WASHINGTON, Sat. The price of surplus government stockpilo tin reached a new record high of US$l.56 a lb. yesterday on a sale of five long tons of Grade "A" mrtal. This was the third advance into new high ground this week. Five tons of Grade "C"
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    Two typewriters are stolen
    46 8 IPOH, feat— Two typewriters. »orili .< total 01 51.245 were .stolen from the Nanyang Engineerin Brewiter Road here la morning. mpany't chief cleric. Mr Leong Ah Chnv. 48 found the Iror.t door forced open on arrival a I the oflicr at 30 a.m.
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    Speech day
    32 8 KUALA KANGSAR. S.u D,<to Sir Alexander Oppenheim. Vice-Chancellor of the University of Malaya, win attend the annual speech day of thr MaUv College here on Friday at 530 p m
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    Court sets date to hear dispute
    71 8 \PORE. Sal.— The Second iiidiusirial Arbitration Couri will hear .i trade dispute between SiriKapore Oxygen Ltd. and the Commercial Hou.se ai rt Factory Employees' Union oi July 2. The dispute relates to whether an employee. James Tan Bah Bali by the nature of his
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    THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    352 8 SINGAPORE. Sat Combined business in the i Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange today with the num- ber of shares tradea in brackets; INDUSTRIALS: CS. Hu.dms? d.OOO) $3.28: E&so ords 1 2.000 > $2.65. (1.000) $2.68. d.OOO) 52.70; E. Smelters (2.000) $4.19.
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    $IMIL TO EXTEND JOHORE ZOO
    187 8 $IMIL TO EXTEND JOHORE ZOO Pit holes for wild animals TOHORE BAHRI. Sat The Johore Government announced today that work on its SI million extension and renovation of the Johore Zoo has begun. The State's chairman for Local Government, Tuan Haji Othman bin Saat. told a Press conference that the
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    $1,000 raid by armed thugs
    54 8 PENANG. Sal.— Three armed robber.-, raided a coffee shop in Kimberley Street yesterday and e.scaped with over Sl.OOO in cash j and jewellery. The proprietor. Mr. Pang Seow K»m. told police thai the robbers. armed with daKgern. gagged and t:ed him after getting the keys
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    New chairman
    35 8 PENANG. Sat.— lnche Salleh bin Hut-sain has been elected chairman of the Penang branch of the National Graduate Teachers' Union, with Mr. J. Bajan Singh as secretary and Mr. K Ghanaeum as treasurer.
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    A top woman detainee is freed
    445 8  - A top woman detainee is freed JACKIE SAM Singapore, Sat By D I SILL USIONED ABOUT COMMUNISM LINDA CHEN MONG HOCK, one of Singapore's most prominent women political detainee, was freed by the Government today. She was released exactly 24 hours after another prominent detainee, Soon Loh Boon, former president
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    stand by Malaysia, says Linda Chen in statement—
    293 8 stand by Malaysia, says Linda Chen in statement better idea of the Communist theory and practice. "It is a society which not only denies an individual his freedom but also relentlessly wipes out opposition of any form in th« process of class struggle." Then of the present, she said. "In
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      97 8 t Congratulations to PAN-MALAYSIA PAINT INDUSTRY LIMITED ]j U ON THE OCCASION OF THE LAYING OF THE FOUNDATION STONE OF THEIR FACTORY IN SINGAPORE N H P^^^lVV A\\ ■^^fom^tr^ ...1 k *Qj^ fl II A V I HB t Jb M m^M $j This is one of the five steel
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      70 8 Wl^mm ~a *mJe bavl of bur every room in f^w JM Tsuthoneed M*atic roses would -the office tg some flowers for the hove been ddequete... bedecked with vacee m boar dm**. Mrse Finch. 7 of Oostly bloom e... I ...ipu seem to hove quite loct Aaat>'y, Mtc< Finch... your heid
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      SEX-SYMBOL?
      797 9  -  THAT'S A LAUGH SAYS SABRINA TO me, Sabrina is all a big joke." The speaker was Sabrina herself, otherwise known as Norma Sykes, the girl who nine years ago burst into show business as a pneumatic gimmick, a slinky, 18 -year -old amalgam of Marilyn Monroe and Diana Dors.
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      heatre
      90 9 A LL theatre lovers in Singapore will be happy to hear that the Seletar Theatre Club, the amateur dramatic society of R.A.P. Seletar. has now completed the rebuilding of their theatre which was destroyed by fire last year. First play to be performed In the new theatre, now risen
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    Had explosive, court told
    61 10 PENANG. Sat. A flshM-man. Boey Tien Blm. 33. today pleaded not guilty to a charge of having lib of "trinlcroanlsed" explosive at his house in Batu Maung vesterday. •Someone must have kept the stuff in my house.'' Boey told the sessions court president. Mr. B. T.
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    Police big walk
    42 10 PENANG. Sat.— More than 130 policemen will take part in the Penang Police Contingent big walk tomorrow The race over 61 miles will start at 7 a.m. from the Beach Street station and end at the Patani Road station.
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    Datin Ong back
    26 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat.— Datln Ong Yoke Lin. wife of the MalayMan Ambassador to the United States, returned here today for a two-week holiday
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    CALL-UP: NOW SABAH'S TURN
    241 10 Sign-up starts tomorrow From R. D. PATEL lESSELTON. Sat.—Na- tional service registration in Sabah begins on Monday morning. The purpose Is to assess manpower and to utilise such manpower for national service should the necessity arise. The Reeistrar-General has announced details of registration centres in various
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    Piped water for island
    49 10 PENANG. Sat.— More than 300 residents of Pulau Aman ("late of Peace"), about half a mile off thr- south coast of Province Wellesley. will get piped water soon. "The project is estimated to cost $30,000." Inche Noordin bin Mastan. oenehuln of Pulau Aman. said todav
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    Women gored by buffalo
    41 10 ALOR STAR. Sat.— Two elderly women were gored by a buffalo at Lorong Gedebang. near here, yesterday evening Timah blnte Mat Ka&a. 65. and Satariah binte Mohamed Sidlk. 61. were rushed semi-conscious to the Alor Star hospital
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    Nine men held
    22 10 SINGAPORE. Sat Police detained nine men and screened 2.668 people during anti-secret society rounds in the past 24 hours.
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    HOUSEWIFE: LABOURER MOLESTED ME...
    323 10 WHILE hu> wile was Hi at Home, a labourer broke into his adjoining flat, occupied by a married woman and molested her in the kitchen, the First Criminal District Court was told yesterday. Madam Ng Poh Choo. 28, the complainant, said that this took place at
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    Husky from Japan
    505 10 DFGSDFG ETYE GJF CVNN I WAS in a hurry to get back to the office. It was a quarter to five in the afternoon. But despite all the rush I could not help but notice the woman getting out of a gleaming new 11^0 saloon. She locked
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    Cinema seats row
    185 10 I POH, Sat. An argument over the 1 allocation of seats in the Odeon Theatre here one afternoon, led to the theatre's assistant manager. Mr. Lee Kool Meng. being assaulted, the sessions court was told today. Abdullah bin Junld. 35. unemployed, who pleaded guilty to unlawfully and
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    More TB cases
    42 10 PENANG. Sat.— The number of cases of pulmonary tuberculosis reported in the city last month was almost double that of the previous month. City health statistics Issued today showed 44 cases reported last month against only 23 tor April.
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      148 10 y^-^/ SYMBOLS OF QUALITY W PAN MALAYSIA PAINT INDUSTRY LTD. DEEPLY APPRECIATE THE HONOUR BESTOWED BY m DR. GOH KENG SWEE SINGAPORE'S MINISTER OF FINANCE IN CONSENTING TO LAY THE FOUNDATION STONE FOR THEIR NEW FACTORY AT 49-50 COMMONWEALTH AVENUE TANGLIN HALT INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SINGAPORE TO-DAY 2lst JUNE 1964 AT
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      30 10 (tsso) congratulates PAN MALAYSIA PAINT INDUSTRY LTD. on the occasion of the laying of their Foundation Stone at Tanglin Halt Industrial Estate, Singapore. OESSO STANDARD MALAYA LIMITED ESSO STANDARD LIMITED
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    County cricket results
    221 11 At Trent Bridee: Match abandoned as draw. Notts 49 and 291 (J. Bolus 57 H. Winfield 75 M Hill 76 T. Cartwright 6-75). Warwickshire 159 and 131-9 (L Davison 6-34). Warwick 2 pts. At Halesowen: Worcs bt Cambridge U. by 10 wkti. Cambridge 239 and 79 (B
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    Captaincy tactics could well come to the fore now
    308 11 From JACK FINGLETON: London, Saturday IT was the same familiar drab sight at Lord's yesterday members of the ground staff mopping up, absorbers being pushed up and down, piles of sawdust being spread and after hours of endeavour there came the
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    Easy wins for Pearce, Azman
    283 11 Easy wins for Pearce, Azman IPOH, Sal. Defending champion John Pearce and Malayan Davis Cupper ti.A. Aanan had easy passages into the quar-ter-finals ol the men's singles of the Peralc lawn tennis open championships on the Municipal courts here today Pearce beat Teo Jin Seng 6-0, 6-1 while Azman defeated
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    Sharin and Kim in final
    237 11 SINGAPORE, Sat. Shartn Osman advanced Into the men's singles semi-finals of the first Singapore open hard court tennis championships when h« eliminated Ong Tat Hin 8-1, 6-4 at the Tanglin Club court today. Sharln then partnered T.S. Kim to beat L. Miller and .1 Dehrini?
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    Osman top athlete at Police meet
    445 11 CINGAPORE. Sat. OsJ man bin Mailcan. Singaporcs most promisi:;^ inudler. was awarded tlie best pcrlormance trophy tor setting two meeL records at the Singapore Police athletic championships at Thomson Road today. OmiuUi. who has oeen training diligently this season, won the luo metres in
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    Lock icon AUSSIE SOCCER RESULTS
    371 11 AUSSIE SOCCER RESULTS C^-DNBY. Sat. Reeulu of Aubtraltan Association football mutches played today were: NSW (N) DIV. 1: Aramstown 4. Cardiff 1. NSW (Fed) DIV. 1: Cumberland 5. Corimhians 3: Prague 0, Bankstown 2. NSW (Fed) DIV. 8: Sydney Aiist 1, Wollongong 3: Thistle 1. Blacktown 2; Polonia 5, Concordia
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    Brilliant golf by Jacobs
    114 11 IIfASHINOTON dat— Tommy Jacobs, 29. ot California, yesterday shot a sizzling six-under-par 64 to take the early lead in the second round of the United State.- open golf tournament here He had a 72 in the first round on Thursday His performance yesterday equalled the best
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      222 11 SPORTS DIARY SUCCtR— Penang v Kedan (City Stadium, 8 p.m.); Peralc v Perils (Stadium Peralc. 5); Pahang v Jt. Services (Bentong, s>: Negeri v Malacca (Seremban. st; Johore v Forces (J. Baliru Burnley Cup: Penang v Kedah <Ctty Stadium. 6.30). Tour matrh: S"Dore v S. Korea (Jn. Besar. 7.30 D.m.).
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    CONFIDENT VOTE FOR BRA VE CHEVALIER
    537 12 DFGDSFGNCVVB,HJL Caravelle on the doubtful list of starters, back-in-form Brave Chevalier can be backed with confidence in the Cl. 2 Div. 1 7f handicap (Race 5) at Kuala Lumpur today. His third with 8.13 to Estrellita over the straight s£f at Ipoh earlier in
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    SELECTIONS
    174 12 Epsom Jeep's best bets are Balkan Challenger (Race 4), Statesman (Race 7) and Movie Town (Race 9). The going is good. KPSOM IfcfcH CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 ACANTHA Now What <.un«mith C.I NSMITH Acantha Kuala Lumpur GINSMITH Free Country Acantha Race 2 BAMBOLINA Turzan Ramarajiam BAMBOLINA Choreographer Tarzan
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    7 furlongs right for Executive
    198 12 FXECmVE looks a safe each-way bet in Race 3. His fourth with an apprentice up to Estrellita over 5 V 2 t straight at Ipoh was a creditable showing. Seven furlongs is Just right for him and some give in the ground is what he
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    Kuala Lumpur runners and riders
    1843 12 CARD KEY A letter after the horse's name Indicates the type of BOlnu preferred; f fast; g good; s soft; h heavy a any. Betting forecast; (SF) strongly fancied; (F) fancied. "Apprentice allowance; Soaldl, P. K. Leong, Llm and Dragon 3-lb; Nazudl and Chon? 5-lb;
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    Balkan Challenger is the safest bet
    788 12 BALKAN CHALLENGER (Race 4) looks one of the safest each-way bets in today's card. He carried stable confidence over the 5» 2 f straight at looh and did well to finish second by a head to Oisin. Last season Balkan Challenger won twice over
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    Ascot off again
    30 12 ASCOT. Sat —Ascot race's, on* of Britain's biggest sporting and social occasions, were jailed off for the third day running today because of the waterlogged course. I
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    Kelly is first off in South Malaysian rally
    276 12 CINGAPORE. Sat. The first South Malaysian rally started ai midnight, ai scheduled, ulicn Mr. Charles Green, president of the Singapore Moior Club, flagged away the lir.sl competitor. Flt.-Lt. Bob Kelly of R.A.A.F. Butu-rworth. Kelly, in a Peugeot 404. Is one of the
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    Eu Tong Sen Cup: Lee in last 4
    82 12 SINOAPORE. Sat.— Lee Kim Yew entered the semi-finals of the Eu Tong Sen Cup golf competition when he beat K.C. Loran 2 and 1 today. Other quarter-final results were: Ong Beng Bee bt Cheng Hang Say one up; J. O'Donnel bt D.
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    Ikegami's day at SICC tourney
    58 12 SINGAPORE. Sat— S. Ikegamt won the Singapore Island Country Club 'C division medal bogey competition today with four un Runner-up was J. \V. Easlich < 1 up) on a count back from R. Onrill. Ikegaml (8 up) Also won the ballsweep fo» the first nine.
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    Malacca win 2-1
    26 12 MALACCA. Sat.— Malacca beat South Korea 2-1 at soccer here tooigbt. Centre-forward Richard Ghoe scored for Malacca. Clio Warn So replied fcr Kdrea.
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    Yong Lim 143 n.o. puts NS in good position
    72 12 OORT DICKSON. Sat. Opening bats-men-Wong Yong Li :n put Negri Sembilan in a commanding position in» their MCA match against Johore here today. Yong Llm was unbeaten with 143 when Negri declared at 278 for five at tea. Johore had scored
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    SCOREBOARD
    174 12 \e*ri Ist Inns: de Vries c Serjn Singh b Slngam 13, Wong Yong Llm not out 143, Bennett c Serjit Singh b Ra iakulasinßaro 53. Augustin c Rajakulasingam b Singarajali 28, Navaretnam run out 1. Scott c and b Rajakulasingam 15. Chandran not out 18. Extras 7. Total for
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    Butt and Burgess help Changi win
    87 12 SINGAPORE, Sat A brilliant knock of 98 by Butt and good bowling by Burgess who took 5 wickets for 10 enabled RAP Changl to beat YMCA by 90 runs at Balestier today. Scores: Changi 151. YMCA 61. SRC beat Combined Schools by 103 on
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    Marine 'A' held
    40 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mar!"* "A" held Arsenal 1-1 in ;iv r SAFA Div. 2D match it Fairer Park today. Div. 3D result.* Mi. Emily bi Alagapps 4-2 Gen'..? and Indian BSC drew 1-1, Buki. Timah bt Maxwell 3-1.
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    11 GBS records
    25 12 1 1 GBS records MALACCA. Sat. Eleven records were broken in the Gajah Beranc School athletics today. Chuah Tiong Goon was the Div. "A" champion.
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    Aussies get 176, then Dexter out for 2
    265 12 Aussies get 176, then Dexter out for 2 I ONDON, Sat. Australia, sent In to bat by England at Lord's, were dismissed for 176 when the rainmarred Second Test got under way today after the first two days had been lost. When England batted. Ted Dexter was out for two
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    102 12 Tea scores in today's cricket matches: At Bristol (Imperial Ground): Worcs 142-6 (C. Fearnley 44 1 V Somerset. At Manchester: Lancashire 152-8 (P. Parner 77 no.) v Derby. At Bristol: Gloucs 237-6 <M. Blssex 49 n.o. J. Mortlmore 72) v Oxford 4. At Hove: Cambridge U. 113-? (H.
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      128 12 "ANNOUNCEMENT" FITZPATRICK'S proudly announce the commencement of work on the extension to the Supermarket as from Monday the 22nd of this Month. These alterations will unfortunately disturb the usual smooth running of the Supermarket during busy periods. To alleviate this situation, therefore, the Supermarket Shopping Hours will be extended each
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    NIGHTMARE HE LIVES WITH...
    1419 13 CONCLUDING THE STORY OF THE LOVES AND LIFE OF A GREAT ACTOR E3 by Four people who have played a big part in his life... SPIKE MILLIGAN The other Goon. Secombe has also branched out on his own as a singer HARRY SECOMBE ANNE LEVY His
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      588 13 THE WORLD NEEDS TRAINED MEN VB^^%r Bangkok I POSTAL EDUCATION-^^^^^^^ BRANCHES THROUGHOUT THE WORLD THE WORLD is desperate for men to fill OVER 300 CO U RSES key industrial and commercial positions. j.««dinf authorities consider "B'itish Institutes' course* th« We are entering a new exciting age where f inttt o
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      192 13 ax bb44* 1 tCBOSS: 1. PoUU MMm to DOWN: 1. De&erve woman 16|. o Motor engliie lor ordinary standard (7). 3. Indichau lni; (7), 11. Level <.4». 13. Buruen .4.. 14. Renew (8). 17. nt*d (7.. 4. Presently (4). b. At rest (4>. 18. Satirical (Bt. Dance (4), 7. Bivalve
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    Away from it all attire...
    109 14 /j*t AS the bro(flWS enures pour fQ^ in and you plan your f 1964 escape from it all, spare a thought for your swimsuit. It may be the smallest thing to go into your holiday suitcase. But it is probably the most important. Here then
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    EVELYN TU ON THE MODEL LOOK FOR THIS YEAR'S BEACHWEAR
    68 14 Get awav from It all in style with this three-pierc beach set in durable cotton in turquoise and white polka dots. The other side is in snowy white cotton which provides a perfect foil for a suntan. (Far left) Sunday
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    FABRICS THAT LESSEN THE LOAD
    391 14 How to be kind to synthetics QO many devices have been invented to save our time and energy that we tend to become ungratefully blase about them. We take for granted, for example, synthetics as they slave away, drip-drying In the bathroom to meet the
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    PUTTING A FOOT RIGHT
    242 14 FASHIONS in shoes are changing as rapidly as fashions in clothes and accessories. The new ra^f is black and white and they come with cool cutouts, sling-backed, and balanced as short, chunky heels. Stilefiof? Finished As dead as last year's gimmick. Ann all the girls who
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    GOOD FOR A LAUGH
    278 14 THE director was fed up with the chorus. No matter what he told them to do they shuffled awkwardly through a couple of motions and stopped. Finally he exploded In a blistering monologue that not only scored off the Intelligence of the girls, but also their
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