The Straits Times, 4 July 1964

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    NEW RED MENACE
    396 1 MCP terrorism 'to resume' TENGKU: MANY CHINESE YOUTHS FROM SINGAPORE, JOHORE, MALACCA, PERAK GONE TO INDONESIA FOR TRAINING KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. JENCKU Abdul Rahman warned today that the Malayan Communist Party was making preparations under the umbrella of confrontation to again mount a terror campaign in the
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    Freed SUPP leader now anti-Red
    104 1 KICKING, Fri. Ngu Ngiong Ilieng, 30, former central committee member of the Sarawak I'nited People's Party, and former Chairman of the Sibu All-Trade Employees Union, was released from detention today after announcing a pin- Malaysia and antiCommunist stand. In his statement, Ngu said that since
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    Lock icon Bulwark in HK
    39 1 HONG KONG. Fri.— The British Commando carrier. HMS Bulwark, arrived in Hong Kong today from an undisclosed area (or what a Royal Navy spokesman here said was a rest and recreational tour for its crew. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Arias for London
    31 1 BALBOA (Pan&ma), Pri.— Dr. Roberto Arias, husband of British ballerina Dame Margot. Fonteyn. left here by air today for London to complete his recovery from gunshot wounds. Reuter.
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    Gen. Jolly: I would like active defence
    237 1 Gen. Jolly: I would like active defence OUR TROOPS ARE SUFFICIENT, SAYS THE ARMY CHIEF KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The British Army's new Commander of the Far East Land Forces, Lieut.Gen. K.A. Jolly, said today that "as a soldier" he would like to see an active defence established against Indonesia's aggressive
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    BRILLIANT STUDENT TO RESUME STUDIES AS QUEEN INTERVENES
    272 1 BRILLIANT STUDENT TO RESUME STUDIES AS QUEEN INTERVENES KANGAR. Fri. The Raja Permaisuri Agong has offered to pay all the hostel arrears owed by a brilliant Form 111 student at the Tuanku Abdul Rahman School in Ipoh to enable him to resume his studies. Semi bin Ismail, 17. was asked
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    Lock icon Manila awaits KL reply to terms for recognition of Malaysia
    211 1 Manila awaits KL reply to terms for recognition of Malaysia U'OREIGN Secretary Mauro Mendez said today that the Philippines will recognise Malaysia as soon as it agreed to a mode of settlement of this country's territorial claim on Sabah. Mr. Mendez told a news conference the Philippines has submitted a
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    Indonesian destroyer kidnaps 7 Malaysian fishermen
    317 1 SINGAPORE. Friday. AN Indonesian destroyer yesterday snatched seven Malaysian fishermen from their craft near Horsburgh Lighthouse and took them to Tanjong Pinang in Indonesia. Their fishing craft was also towed away by the destroyer. About 30 other fishermen in five fishing boats nearby managed
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    ONE-HOUR FIRE IN A SINGAPORE BEAUTY SHOP
    105 1 ONE-HOUR FIRE IN A SINGAPORE BEAUTY SHOP SINGAPORE. Fri. A 60--minute fire at 10 p.m. tonight gutted the interior of a beauty salon on the ground floor of the Raffles Hotel building in Bras Basah Road. Smoke penetrated the adjoining Qantas Airways office and the hotel rooms on the first
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    Lock icon 71 rebels are killed in clash
    66 1 RANGOON. Fri. Seventy-one Padaung tribal rebels were killed and 33 injured in a clash with Government forces in the Loikaw area of eastern Burma between June 15-20. It was reported today. Delayed reports from the Inaccessible mountainous region said a rebel force of 300
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    Lock icon Intelligence for US carrier
    58 1 WASHINGTON, Fri.— The Navy announced today that a new advanced aerial reconnaissance and intelligence system would be installed aboard the aircraft carrier Ranger for use soon in the Par East. The system, the Navy said, "is designed to provide a tactical commander with a full background
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    Hoda's wedding
    22 1 CAIRO. Pri. President Nasser's eldest daughter. 18-year-old Hoda, married 22-year-old economics graduate Hatem Sadek in a religious ceremony last night.
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    Japanese royalty to visit Malaysia
    159 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. Japan's Crown Prince Akihito and his wife. Princess M ichiko, will pay an official state visit to Malaysia in December or early ne\t year. This was disclosed here tonight by the Japanese Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr. Fumihiko Kai, who returned from Japan after
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    Lock icon U.S. SENATE PASSES LAW TO SELL 98,000 TONS OF TIN
    162 1 U.S. SENATE PASSES LAW TO SELL 98,000 TONS OF TIN WASHINGTON, Fri. The Senate yesterday passed and sent to the White House legislation to dispose of lead, zinc, molybdenum and tin from U.S. stockpiles. The legislation passed permitted General Services Administration to sell immediately 50,000 short tons of lead, 75,000
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    Memorial day
    41 1 WASHINGTON Pri. The Senate has passed and «*Ol to the White House Eill i.inliorisine the President to orochiini Dec. 7. 1966 "Pearl Harbour Da.;" in commemoration of t he 25tii anniversary of the Japanese attack en Pearl Harbour— UPl.
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    Over 7,000 sign for call-up
    207 1  - Over 7,000 sign for call-up GEOFFREY GELDARD From I^UCHING. Fri. By afternoon today, more than 7.000 men and women had registered for national service in Sarawak. In Sibu yesterday. 21 wives of men serving with C Company of the Third Police Field Force signed for service in the army. The
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    31 1 WOULDN'T STAKE A FARTHING' PAKIS. Fri. Prince Sihanouk. Cambodian Ilr.ul of St;ito. said here today would not **stake farthius' on ckaMM "f free world winninc in Soulh-l.i-t Am.i— Reutrr
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      Lock icon Russia calls for joint approach on Laos crisis
      505 2 BRITAIN SAYS: THIS ONE-SIDED MANIFESTO WON'T SOLVE ISSUE LONDON, Fri— The Soviet Union yesterday called on Britain to make a joint approach to the United States to stop ''provocative flights'' over Laos. But a British Foreign Office spokesman said such one-sided manifestos
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      Lock icon Thais on alert
      45 2 BANGKOK, Fri.— The Prime Minister, Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn, had ordered troop reinforcements to northern Thailand opposite the Laotian town of Hueysai across the Mekong River. "I fear the Chinese Communists will try to cross into Thailand from Hueysai," he said. UPI.
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      Lock icon RHODESIA: SIR ALEC SHOCKS LABOUR MPs
      269 2 RHODESIA: SIR ALEC SHOCKS LABOUR MPs LONDON, Friday. THE Prime Minister, Sli Alec Douglas-Home, shocked members of the Labour opposition yesterday by saying that a meeting between Mr. Lan Smith, Premier of Southern, Rhodesia, and Dr Hendrik Verwoerd of South Africa is none of his concern. He was asked during
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      Lock icon DR. KAUNDA: I WOULD BE A POLITICAL IDIOT 1F...
      155 2 LUSAKA. Fri. The Premier of soon-to-br-independrnt Northern Rhodesia, Dr. Kennrth K.iuikl.i, said yesterday he would be "a political idiot" if he revealed what he would do if Southern Rhodesia declared unilateral independence. However, he told a news conference, he had offered
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      26 2 WASHINGTON, Fri.— A US$5 million loan to the Ivory Coast was announced yesterday by the U.S. Agency for International Development (AID*. A.P.
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      Boycott forces Indon cinemas to close
      149 2 1 \K\RTA, Fri. The t w o-month-o 1 d Communist engineered boycott of American films here has caused many theatres to close down due to lack of good films and apparent absence of enthusiasm for films of the so-called "n c w emerging forces."
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      Lock icon Manila expects late August tripartite talks
      288 2 Manila expects late August tripartite talks If ANILA. Fri. prcstiTl dent Macapagal's osa] lor an early meeting of the Foreign Ministers 01 Malaysia. Indonesia and th? Philippines to discuss the Malaysia dispute is not expected to materialise earlier than the latter part of August. The Foreign Secretary Mr. Mauro Mendez.
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      Lock icon Pompidou for India
      28 2 PARIS, Fri. Mr. Georges Pompldou. the French Prime Minister, will pay an official visit to India next January, well informed sources said here yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon STABBED U.S. ENVOY BACK TO HIS TOKYO POST
      105 2 TOKYO, Fri. The U.S. Ambassador to Japan, Mr. Edwin O. Reischauer. returned to his post today after recuperating from the after effects of a stab wound by a Japanese and an attack of hepatitis in Hawaii. The envoy landed aboard a U.S.
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      206 2 Twice a week we fly between Singapore and New York and 3 times a week from Bangkok to New York. So be our guest, dear passenger and our Boeing 707 becomes for you a palace high in the sky. We Easterners traditionally love to entertain... and the arts of Eastern
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      Lock icon 'WE CAN SELL YOU ANYTHING EXCEPT BANANAS'
      189 3 'WE CAN SELL YOU ANYTHING EXCEPT BANANAS' DORSGRUNN (Nor- way), Fri. Mr. Khrushchev offered Norway some startling Soviet export lines yesterday during a visit to Scandinavia's largest electro-chemical enterprise. Overall clad workers gave him a hearty welcome. "We have immense reBources." he said. "We can •ell you anything except bananas,"
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      One killed as jet explodes
      70 3 SAN DIEGO (California). PrL —A U.S. Navy let tighter exploded in flight about 35 miles otl the coast yesterday, killing one man and injuring the other ot the twoman crew. The navy spokesman said the plane was on a tactical training mission trom the nearby
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      Lock icon Discrimination in U.S. immigration must go: Rusk
      132 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. Mr. Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, yesterday urged elimination of the old system of Immigration quotas jased on race and place of oirth a* "Indefenslbl? from a foreign policy Dolnt of view." He was urging passage dv tbe House Immigration
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      A U.S. warship for Greeks
      41 3 BOSTON (Massachusetts). Pri. A new U.S. Navy coastal minesweeper was transferred to the Oreek Government at the Boston naval shipyard yesterday. The last transfer of a navy ship to the Greek Government waa In J9SI.— AJ».
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      Lock icon Johnson's first step under new Civil Rights law
      309 3 WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT Johnson announced last night that he was taking steps immediately to implement the new Civil Rights law. His first act he said was the appointment of Mr. Leroy Collins Former Governor of Florida, to be Director of Community delations
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      Lock icon U.S. planes to airlift food in Pakistan
      101 3 KARACHI. ftl Seven U.S. Air Force transport aircraft are iiyinv to Pakistan to airlift food to tamine-stricken areas in the isolated Himahivar. mountains and valleys Ttie C-130 aircran wnJcn lett the U.S. on Tuesday to terry 2 200.000 Ib ol lood. were requested
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      Lock icon GIRLS WHO 'NECKED' IN SCHOOL GET A SPANKING
      138 3 GIRLS WHO 'NECKED' IN SCHOOL GET A SPANKING I ON DON, Fa A 4 grammar school headmaster and the senior school mistress were fined in court in Truro yesterday for spanking two 18-year-old girl pupils on their bare buttocks with the back of a hair brush. The girls had been
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      Lock icon 'Not too hot'—says a very brave man
      106 3 'Not too hot'— says a very brave man I IVEKPOUL (England). Fri. A surgical team here last night amputated a man's leg without a general anaesthetic when he was trapped in the roller of a conveyer belt in a dockside warehouse. The team worked for 100 minutes to free rhargehand
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      Lock icon Jane on the Bach heat...
      59 3 SHE is an authority on pop music and a regular panellist on BBCTV's "Juke Box Jury." Now actress Jane Asher practises on her guitar playing BACH, not pops. For Jane, 18, pictured In Regent's Park, London, i p studyine classical music. She also stars in
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      Lock icon A lone Italian 'No' to pact with Japan
      223 3 BRUSSELS, Friday. ITALY, alone among European Common Market countries, opposes the opening of negotiations for a trade agreement between the community and Japan, according to a still secret report drawn ud by the Common Market Commission The report, which deals with the
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      Lock icon 6,000 Kennedy stamps sold
      42 3 LONDON, f-ri Six thousand nve-cent Kennedy stamp* mourned on memorial envelopes to commemorate the lute President's 47th birthday were sold in Britain yesterday Proceeds of the sale will go to the U>rd Mayor's Kennedy Memorial Appeal. Reuter. i
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      Lock icon Bus driver rams get-away car to foil robbery
      182 3 Bus driver rams get-away car to foil robbery I ONDON. Fri. A London bus driver foiled a robbery yesterday by ramming up his double-decker bus into one of the bandit's get-away cars. The bewildered thieves dropped a money sack containing £1,200 and fled on foot while his 50 passengers gaped
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      Lock icon French air control strike off
      84 3 PARIS, Pri. Union leaders yesterday Instructed French air control personnel, who had been on strike for .10 days, to return U> work today. The instructions from :he union loliowed a Governmeni orner mnv ing troops into the three reRi< pal air control centre;, rthlcli KU.de
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    $32.2 MIL SPENDING UP FOR HOUSE APPROVAL
    178 4 I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri., Next week's meeting of Parliament will be asked to approve the expenditure of $32.233,- 1 679 to meet supplementary development estimates for this year. Of this sum $23,513,679 t.s in the form of direct expenditure and $8,720,000 derived from loan
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    HAWKER ACCUSED OF THEFT PROVES CLOTH IS HIS
    129 4 HAWKER ACCUSED OF THEFT PROVES CLOTH IS HIS SINGAPORE. Fri. A "pasar malam textile hawker, accused of hiving stolen U lengths ol tcxtilr from another hawker who was '.is close friend, today successfully claimed the orooerty as his >mn and was acquitted of the charges Chia Liang Huat. 23, represented
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    Mentri to open school
    33 4 KAJANO. Pii. The Mentri Br.sar of Selangor. Inche Harun bin Haji Idris. will open a S6OOOO primary school at the Sungei Tekali land development scheme. 13 miles from here.
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    Meeting in Kluang
    30 4 KLUANG. Pn. The All Malayan Estates' Staff Union branch here will hold its annual meeting at the Indian Association at Jalan Rengam al 4.30 p.m. an Sunday.
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    Bar opened
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Prt The Assemblyman for Palm Park. Mr. S. Rajoo, today opened the new Serangoon Bar and Restaurant in Serangoon Road.
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    Call by MPIEA for compulsory arbitration
    788 4 DO AWAY WITH TRIAL OF STRENGTH PROCEDURE IN DISPUTES-TEALE MR. D. E. Teale, president of the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association, today urged the Government to introduce compulsory arbitration to end industrial disputes and do away with the present trial of strength procedure. Addressing
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    Govt working on one bankruptcy law for all Malaysia states
    363 4 •FHE Central Government plans to have one 1 bankruptcy law applicable to all the states of Malaysia after the new Companies Bill comes intc force. The Assistant Minister of Justice, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'acob said this when he opened
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    Stolen bicycle
    30 4 IPOH, Fri. Mohamed Harun bin Mohamed Kilau, 26, unemployed, who pleaded guilty in the magistrate's court here to retaining a stolen bicycle was yesterday Jailed for two months.
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    Gang of thieves carry off 10 tons of iron rods
    197 4 l/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1V A well organised gang of thieves raided a construction site at tiic 9th mile Sungei Way yesterday and removed 10 tons of iron rods used for reenforcing concrete buildings worth $8,000. A police spokesman said today
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    Court grants decree nisi to executive deserted by wife
    211 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. Lawrence Law Eng Ouan. an executive of Mobil Oil Malaya Ltd., who sued his wife. Jessie Law (nee Sng Swee Liam for a divorce on the ground of desertion, was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Chua in
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    Bomb in Navy HQ—it was all a hoax
    87 4 Bomb in Navy HQ it was all a hoax SINGAPORE. Fri. A "99»" call at la.m. today sent about score of policemen taunting for bomb said to have been placed near the Royal Malaysian Navy Volunteer Reserve headquarter* in Telolc Ayer Basin. Two police radio car crews and 15 port
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    Ipoh teenagers mob HK stars
    55 4 IPOH. Frl. A large crowd of teenagers mobbed two Hong Kong film stars, Miss Lee Hoong and Mr. Cheang Khuan Mean, when they arrived at the Ipoh airoori from Kuala Lumpur today. They are making a three-week personal appearance at the Star Theatre here in
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    Child, 7, hurt in car crash
    62 4 SUNOEI PATANI, Frl. A Sungei Patanl student of Father Barres Convent here, seven-year-old Thevy, was knocked down by a car In front of her bouse In Gurun yesterday. Thevy had Just align tad from a school bus when she was knocked down. She was
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    Jurists likely to put off talks again
    175 4 JJUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The International Commission of Jurists may cancel its proposed conference here if the present strained relations between Malaysia and Indonesia continue. The proposed week-long first Asian and Pacific Regional Conference of the ICJ was originally scheduled to take place on
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    Unfair to 'bulldoze set-up on Malaysian youth'
    455 5 Unfair to 'bulldoze set-up on Malaysian youth' MYC STRIKES OUT AT PROPOSED NATIONAL WAY COMMITTEE IfUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Malayan Youth Council has warned of frustration and tension If any attempt is made "by self-interested booies to buildoze and impose" an impractical setup on the nations youth. The warning Is
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    TV adviser leaves for home
    107 5 TV adviser leaves for home KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Th*. TV adviser to the Ministry Of Information and Broadcasting bere, Mr. G. F. Brickenden, and hit wife left for Singapore by train today on their way home to Canada Mr. Brickenden was one of two television experts who came her* 18
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    Union: Our claims are compulsory under law
    130 5 SINGAPORE, Frl. Mr Ng Soo Siah, representing the Singapore Rattan Workmen Benevolent Union, told the Industrial Arbitration Court today that several of the benefits claimed by the union from the rattan firm Chop Nam Hing were compulsory under the labour legislation of the
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    Coast guards to protect Malacca
    306 5 Coast guards to protect Malacca Ghaffar on Indonesian designs and steps to check saboteurs MALACCA. Friday. Chiei" Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghalfar bin Baba, today announced that a force of coast guards had been formed to patrol the Malacca coastline and look out for Indonesian infiltrators. Inche Abdul Ghaffar
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    Muar D.O. heads anti-TB body
    45 5 MUAR. Fri.— The District Officer here, Inche Mohamed Said bin Mohamed Tahir. has been elected president of the Muar i Anti-Tuberculosis Association. Other office-bearers are: vicepresident. Dr. D.H.S. Gill: secretary. Mr. Arasaratnam M. Joshua; treasurer. Inche Ismail bin Mohamed Said.
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    LEG NOW AN INCH SHORT: $7,600 AWARD
    137 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. A washerwoman, Tan Joo Ec, 44, who received personal injuries in a road accident 19 months ago, was awarded damages of $7,675.50 by Mr. Justice Chua in, the High Court today in an action which she brought against a woman school
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    Relics from the Han Dynasty found in kampong
    177 5 Relics from the Han Dynasty found in kampong KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The discovery of two ancient drum heads at Kampong Sungei Lang near Banking, about 30 miles from here, has started a bis search for more relics in the area. Archaeologists here have described the discovery as ons of the
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    Negligence and fire: A $3,400 award
    159 5 IPOH, Fri.— The owner of a rubber smallholding, Zakaria bin Uda, oemaon, whose two acres of land and 312 \our« rubber trees in Kuala Kangsar were razed by fire, was today awarded damages totalling 53.411 by the High Court here. The civil suit, filed
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    Reorganisation: A 'ratify pact' call
    450 6 NANTAH AT CROSSROADS, PLEA BY STUDENTS gINGAPORE, Fri. the Nanyang University Students' Fellowship today appealed to the Nanyang University Pan Malayan delegates conference to ratify an agreement on the reorganisation of the university. In a lengthy Chinese letter, distributed to all delegates who are due
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    Tears and smiles at home-coming of our -'Helen Keller'
    257 6 SINGAPORE, Fri.—Bouquets, smiles and tears of joy last night greeted "Singapore's Helen Keller,' 21-year deaf and blind girl Chan Poh Lin, when she returned to Singapore from Massachusetts, where she attended the Perkins School for the Blind. And evrn as the
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    HUNDREDS VISIT U.S. WARSHIP
    170 6 SINGAPORE, Friday. IJUNDREDS of people today queued up at Clif- ford Pier to visit the American cruiser-des-troyer Topeka, anchored at the Outer Roads The queues spilled over to the big car park and along a long stretch of Collyer Quay. Sharp at 4 p.m. the last
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    Warning notices allegation
    195 6 Warning notices allegation SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union alleged in the Industrial Arbitration Court today that the travel agency firm, G.C. Nanda and Sons Ltd., of Raffles Place, had served warning notices on four union members soon after it received wage claims from the union. The
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    Minister's tour
    41 6 SINGAPORE, Fri The Ministei for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, today visited the outdoor dispensaries in Still Road. Kampong Batak and Gulega Road, off Changl. Mr Yong also visited a mobile clinic In the Malay Settlement In Jalan Eunos.
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    WORK HOURS INCREASED, COURT TOLD
    116 6 WORK HOURS INCREASED, COURT TOLD SINGAPORE. Fri. The Industrial Arbitration Court was told today that the Adult Education Board had raised the weekly working hours of its staff last year when it came to calculating overtime on union claims. Mr. Poo Chye Wan. a board clerical officer, said in 1962
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    Sata X-ray unit
    41 6 SINGAPORE, Fri A Sata mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at Hock Hoe Lee. Jalan Hajl Alias, to take free X-ray photos ol resident* in the area on July 7 and 8 from 5.30 p.m. to 9 p.m.
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    Second Cheshire Home now being planned
    238 6 SINGAPORE, Fri. Red feathers will be sold tomorrow to raise funds for the Singapore Cheshire Home, which plans to build a second home. In an appeal broadcast today, Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah. chairman of the council of governors of the home, urged the
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      185 6 HUNG KANG RESTAURANT LTD 38 North Canal Rd., S pore 1. Tel: ***** I ***** HIGHCLASS AIRCONDITIONED TEOCHEW RESTAURANT "Special Economy Lunch" $10.00 for six courses 5.00 for three courses Also Special Hung Kong Shark Fins at $2.00 per person. Shanghoi Style Roast Spring Chicken at $3.00 each. Specially Baked
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    $2,000 bail in gun case
    64 7 KL'ALA LUMHLK Kn a shop u.taistant. Chan Wan Mung Kltea Chaiiß Yuen Foong. 18. was today charged in the Sessions Court here with being m unlawful I possevsion of a pistol and live rounds of ammunition in hi> shop ;in Kampnna Kuantan on April 1
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    The spy who came in as a trader is jailed for eight years
    473 7 SABOTEUR FROM INDONESIA BROUGHT 20 CIGARETTE-SIZE DETONATORS By T. F. HWANG: Singapore, Friday A TRADER from Indonesia, Wahab bin Ala h mood. 33, was jailed for eight years by Mr. Justice Wins low in the High Court
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    Labour man withdraws resignation as chairman
    125 7 Labour man withdraws resignation as chairman MALACCA, *ti. The socialist Front Municipal Councillor, Mr. Man Kiiye won, na-, \mndrawn his resignation as chairman 01 the brunch <n the Labour Party here. Mr. Mah maae this decision utter talks with the branch secretary, Mr. Tai Kirn Tat. In his resignation letter
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    Gardener fined for gaming
    68 7 IFUH. flj a vtKCUOic bVidt'iier. Lieu tiing bang "ii». was Ill:to HM in IlluKis.lalc court nut until rtt- pleaued ttuilty to' umi.-j hu> liouse in KHinpong Tuwuj m« village here .1.- a common kf.i niinu hoUM As.-'.. Supi Heriittm 6m«ii. prosecu'.ini;. »jid tiiut Liev was among
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    The night Ranger Likau outfought —a bear—
    268 7 The night Ranger Likau outfought —a bear FPOH, Fri. Ranger Likau Anak Merang of the Malaysia Rangers is perhaps the only j soldier in Malaysia who can boast that he has outwrestled a bear The arena was a thick patch of lallang on the fringe of the jungle !n the
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    Appointment in Thai Airways
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The I flight service inspector of Thai International Airways. Mr Fait Hemmingsen. 34. has been appointed chief of the Plight Service Division. He takes the place of Mr Ak» Skerving who has returned ;o .Stockholm as flight service inspector for Scandinavian Airlines System
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    A talk on UNI
    45 7 KUALA LUMPUR Pri. Mr. A Vaidyanathan. United Nations acting representative in SouthEast Asia, will give a public talkon "the United Nations Development Decade" at 4 D.tn on Sunday at 29. Ipoh Road. The talk is sponsored by Kuala Lumnur Psychology Club.
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    Learn-the-language call by Mentri
    146 7 KUANTAN Hi me Mentri Boar ot Pahang. Dato Yahya bin Haji Seh, called on the rural people today to learn the national I language and religion through the Governments I rural adult education classes Dato Yahya was at the opening of the final State level national
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      285 7 SERANGOON BAR RESTAURANT The latest and newest bar restaurant in town. Fully airconditioned for your comfort. 50 very charming waitresses to serve you. All kinds of drink and most delicious Chinese Indian dishes served throughout the day. Most courteous service guaranteed. (Suitable for parties. Accommodation for about 200 persons available.)
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      225 7 MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS&M FASHION FLIGHT FEATURING MARGARET WRIGHT'S MAIDS OF Kaffl jß^Bjfe outure collection of fashions from Thailand lgjsy ALWYN LECKIE CATHAY MOTEL After Dinner Show July «th 5.30 nm S 7SO Goto Dinner July 7»h 5.30 pm 516. 50 Tickett Available: Malaytian Air«ovt Ottict. C K. Tonq Cathay Hotel; Helen
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      61 7 Hy I Hum lin iHrli Tracy Hy 0 hvsicr 4.<,util HBH^H I II I n^VlW^ II THEY'VE ADDED A CARGO 1 ITS STARTING^ STEP ON IT I TW SCAT. V*l_ > F SOME kIKJC j PO SNO^y LETS GET m \bnfr v 1/ f r^S|-«%'/I?«5S?/^ I (rr-f-HHE RUN CLEAN ofa
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    DEATH
    55 8 2* Wf4» in f— 111J MR. PMAMQ SIMC HOI acad M o f Punctual Klwtric. SinitaDor* r»s»irl away peaotully on 2-7-44. Deeply > wttt, thra* sona. JM. >H t, Pang, daiuthfour daughter*. Madam 1 Paajf H..nK Kee. Mr* Kmma Chin. M lint Pui Km, j and fourteen grandrbild--11 *apore
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    61 8 .'v »«u SJS (mtmtmmmt MR. AND MRS. Michael Batton th urn ft* Mi and relative* for yittii sent on tks •MMsM or ibeir mamas* Twet.iyi!. ARTHUR 4 CEORCE ARMSTRONG ■am and sister* abroad. Uuiiik all relative* and friend* for tbalr nMliagri of condolence, wreath*, dona tion*. and .tttrndanre at
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    IN MEMORLAM
    42 8 Word, ilt (minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of M.D Rumuel »ho departed uo 4-3-40. Fondly rememiMTiii by wife and children. IN EVER LOVING Memory of .Mr. lam Taaa Omtm who departed on 4 7-61 Alway* remembered by wife and sMMto I
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    327 8 :o Word, tit (Minimum) THE COCKPIT'S RIJSTTAFSL I* acrved every Saturday and Huoda> lunrn time. SINGAPORE COLD STOOACE Or. ft.ird Kd Singapore Vl»lt th* uire' nod obtain agmpl— of imi Vitavel Syrup hurry:: bic bargain at Hilda* 1...1 storage. Dreaaca. Italian Sboea Children.i Wear ami Textiles are at n»
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    300 8 20 Word* MJ# (Mim.) ST. ANOREW'S PREtBVTf RIAN I hurcm, ipon, Qoir Club Rout. Sunday Uarvtce 11 a.m. Hunday Hehuo' II nil. All WctOODM. ST. ANDREW'S PRE4BVTERIAN 1 HURCM, Ku.-ila Lumpur. Weld Road. Sunday terriers X.30 a.m. and 6. IS Ma. Sand.iT scnool 9.30 a.m. All Welcome. PRESBYTERIAN
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      The London Conference
      697 8 vited to give th^r views on disarmainpnt. Of great long-term importance will be the exchange of views on the growing gap between the industrialised and under-developed nations. Sir Alec Douglas-Home intends to press discussion of this prob--1 lem "as a matter of urgency," in line with his
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      New Safeguard
      326 8 The Internal Security (Amendment) Act 1964, to be introduced in Parliament next I week, is bound to arouse a great deal of discussion and, in not a few minds, a certain amount of unease. For the first time, legislation is being framed to provide for the screening of
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      High Hopes
      206 8 1 As air travel is expanding at a rate which has so far confounded all predictions, the lavish provision for future development being built into j the new Kuala Lumpur air--1 port at Sungei Buloh is entirely justified. For example, although the terminal buildj ing is expected to
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    Keeping the winners in form
    1266 8  -  SAMAD ISMAIL Political sketch book UMNO FORGES STRONGER LINKS FOR CANDIDATE AND ELECTOR by ANEW temper seems to have pervaded the rank and file of UMNO, a sense of their power to assert themselves in the shaping of their future. The landslide victory has brought
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    23 8 WE HAVE TALKED LONC ENOUGH ABOUT EQUAL RIGHTS. WE HAVE TALKE FOR 100 YEARS IT IS NOW TIME TO WRITE THE NEXT CHAPTER..."
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    Enterprise in the market by-lanes
    103 8 THERE are some hardworking and enterprising youngsters and old persons who try to make an honest living by selling a few bananas and vegetables along the sides of lanes and roads, around the Central Market They should be encouraged to do business in a neat,
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    Why donkeys?
    59 8 RECENTLY I visited the national zoo and was astonished to find that tickets were being sold for donkey rides. I saw a small donkey being made to pull a load of children, not forgetting the weight of the driver. If elephant rides were introduced it would be an
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    Highway checks
    116 8 A FEW weeks ago there was a big arrest of motor-cycles on NMcoll Highway and Shenton Way. As a victim, I would like to make known the manner of our "arrest' and treatment. On the night we were arrested we were sent to Sepoy Lines. Our bikes were
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    Exam result
    43 8 AN examination was held for secondary continuation school trainee teachers recently. The only 'results' known are that some candidates passed. It would be a kindness If the authorities would lot the rest know in detail just where they flopped. CANDIDATI Penanf
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      124 8 Germ-killing POWER In EVERY i DROP DISINFECTS i SSS^S PROTECTS I CE T DE j 1 with Mf m 4^jpctive *J |l|germ K. 111 C I j S- rSftJSmffulESmm*^ j Use ZAL in your home I disinfects and protects everyday The high active germ killers efficiency of ZALs four s
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    TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN CIRCUIT
    25 9 GP winners won't be there fit/T JAPAN'S HIROSHI HASEGAWA WILL BE RIDING AND BRITAIN'S TONY GOODWIN WILL BE BEHIND A LOLA
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    PJ ON THE RACING MAP
    915 9  - P J ON THE RACING MAP FRANCIS BOEY PROGRAMMEIN A NUTSHELL By pETALIXG Java may not have the established reputations of Johore and Singapore lor crowd pulling when it comes to holding Grand Prix events, hut the Malayan Motor Sports Club is determined to put Malaya's fust satellite town on
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    THRILLING WEEKEND OF RACES: TENGKU
    171 9 THRILLING WEEKEND OF RACES: TENGKU THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, sends his hearty congratulations to the Malayan Motor Sports (lul> for the energy and initiative they have displayed in carrying out arrangements to provide a new course for the annual Tcngku Abdul Rahman circuit races. In his message to
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    Look out for the black flag
    161 9 Look out for the black flag ANY driver or ridor in this weekend's races may be halted by the display of a black flag if he does not make adequate U his car's rear view mirror or drives in a manner hindering or discouraging another driver or rider seeking to
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      93 9 §AII Major Grand Prix in1963-the toughest tests of endurance for tyres-were won on Dunlop. The outstanding success of Dunlop Tyres on the track proves their built-in quality for every kind of motoring. And the new Malayan-made Dunlop Tyres have this same superior quality. x J' y tm \V\\V MM/ m>
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      7 9 THE WEEKEND'S RACING CARD: SEE BACK PAGE
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    Heart unit set up at Singapore hospital
    234 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. A cardiovascular unit to diagnose heart cases the first of its kind In Malaysia— has been set up at the General Hospital by the Medical Fanilty of the University of Singapore. The unit was established! with the aid of a $90,000
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    $39,500 raised by Red Cross
    60 10 SINGAPORE. Frt. The organising committee of the Singapore Red Cross Society collected a total of 539.593 in their recent Flag Day. Thr society will hold another fund-riMMg pro.iect a food and nt tlir Rafflrs Institution grounds tomorrow, which Toh Puan Noor Aishah. wife of the
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    Paper is sued for damages
    904 10 Planter says he has difficulty finding jobs after report that he was sacked for corruption KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE High Court was told today how a former planter, Mr. S. Sandison, found it difficult to find suitable employment as a result of an article published
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    'It ruined my career... my wife had a nervous breakdown9
    199 10 'It ruined my career... my wife had a nervous breakdown 9 About the contract the company had with his board. Mr. Sandison said he later cancelled it himself as the company was not fulfilling the contract by not starting work. He said he was taking court action against the Malayan
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    Datu Mustapha warns: This will be end of democracy...
    461 10 Datu Mustapha warns: This will be end of democracy... SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Yang di-Pertua Negara of Sabah. Datu Mustapha bin Dato Harun. said in Singapore today that if Indonesia were allowed to continue its aggression against Malaysia it would be the end of democracy in this region. "Let it be
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    PORT FIRMS IN DILEMMA OVER UNION FOUR-POINT CLAIM
    299 10 PORT FIRMS IN DILEMMA OVER UNION FOUR-POINT CLAIM PORT SWETTENHAM, Fri. Three shipping firms here, facing the prospect of a work-to-rule campaign by its 3.500 employees from July 15, today described their position as "between the devil and the deep sea.'' They said that If they compromised on the deadlocked
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    Man is accused of cheating three of $3,000
    202 10 Man is accused of cheating three of $3,000 J/-UALA LUMPUR, Fri. 1Y The president of the Sessions Court here, Inche Hamid Azmi, today remanded a man. who is alleged to have cheated three people, including a woman, of more than S3 000 under the pretext of helping them to buy
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    Crash victim gets $16,000
    72 10 SINOAPORE. Fri. A bus ticket inspector. Koh Koon Lira. 31. who received injuries In a road accident on Dec. 18. 1962. was awarded damages of 51 6. 163 and costs by Mr. Justice Kulasekaran In the High Court. The award was made against the Straits Times
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    Labourers save their home from collapsing
    106 10 V| ALACCA, Fri. Public ITI Works Department labourers here this morning saved the building they were occupying from collapsing around them in the nick of time. The building which is an old Dutch hospital built sometime in 1800 at Banda Kaba. near the Malacca
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    Technical school head leaves
    89 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. Tilt principal of the Technical Teachers' Training College here, Mr. S. P. Didcote. has left for Canada after completing his two-year term of service. He said he was Impressed with the technical education here and did not thinlc there was any need to
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    Spore students' 'Welfare Ball'
    37 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. The University of Singapore Students' Union will hold "Welfare Ball* at the Raffles Hotel tomorrow at 8 p.m. The ball will be highlighted by a "Welfare Queen Contest and Pashion Parade."
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      373 10 STUDY AT HOME AND PASS Every day letters arrive at Wolsey Hall from students hi Malaya and countries all over the world. These young men and women realise that a good education is the only sound basis for a successful career, and have enrolled with tho correspondence college with an
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      98 10 £ASY 28 BHtQHHJ K£H j MONTHS HP PKtjj NEW LOW NET )JKttttl!jlM HI CASH PRICE ®^^^^K^^B| MODEL WV 762 New Slimline cabinet in high gloss veneers Forward mounted squcre cornered V' for maximum picture stee Very dark safety screen for clear det'tition Front mounted high fidelity loudspeaker New chassis with
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      770 10 RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE SHUfttTWAVk BKKVICKBI NATIONAL SHORT WAVE 41 aad U meutm. SERVICES 41.7 and 60.2 metre* MMHUM WAV* SMIVICK: 730 Learn fwEft SZSTtti ASfiSSi^-So S i.ou Liearn a wora a uay, i.&j 7an Rrooir/acr Rnii»Mn- Tin oreaKiasi roipoum, o.UO me it,, >.j ik.,,,. v ki.m... aon News 805
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      620 11 Firm marks 10th year, opens new showroom I m .S2lSJS "^™atio N co. on the occasion of wmmmmmmmmmmt nw ■^^■■^■■^^■■■■■■^^■■■l the Opening of their fj> wK& 4 -f NEW BRANCH Vflfli PJfIWJS HTYCtI W M b&iM B| S| >r r4K«ttA«is m at 346/350. Joo Chiat Road, ol «$H 5* _1—
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      That shark: To shoo or shoot?
      86 12 1 oxr Ihr shiMiiinii of the ohalr shark lo inspect 11. «as uncalled for P Syml lnl er had nuoi^H "l m" .l p J° v s J"»l'>">istr' omen at the scene «n lhat particular C < ?h »as harm- ,laj. would he have
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      SINGAPORE'S TAXIS THE BEST, BUT..:
      658 12 f WISH to take exception to the letter by Salleh Abdullah in the Saturday Forum regarding "Singapore's Nightmare Taxis." I have lived and travelled In a good many cities on four continents throughout the world, so I feel that I can speak with some knowledge
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      A voluntary job 'done well at some sacrifice'
      541 12 T REFER to an article written by Mr. Urn Loo 1 Seng entitled "Vigilantes" which appeared in the Straits Times June 29 In the article under reference the writer alleged that "Some Vigilante Corps Members patrolling the Tiong Bahru District are not
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      One Class for doctors
      95 12 lAM glad to assure Dr. J. A. Vannlaslngham of Malacca, that In the employment of doctors for the Singapore Government Service of those with so-called "non-reglstrable" qualifications my Minister has no Intention whatsoever of creating a lower Division II class of medical officers. Such officers, when
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      By default
      37 12 I ET not Malaysia lose the diplomatic battle to the Indonesians by default. We cannot any longer afford to remain naive in the diplomatic arena where activity is always Intense and relentless FYT Kuala LJpU
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      Abandoned
      78 12 COME little effort Is called for on the part of the authorities to keep the stray dog population under control. From Singapore northwards the streets are full of diseased, scrabby curs. At eating stalls, these hairless horrors scuffle under the table for scraps, snarl over the contents of tipped
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      MAKING THE PEDESTRIAN MORE VISIBLE
      100 12 MAKING THE PEDESTRIAN MORE VISIBLE PEDESTRIANS are the major victims of road accidents which occur in bad weather at night and in conditions of bad visibility. It can be assumed that quite often the pedestrian knocked down sincerely believed the driver had seen him. One of the basic causes of
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      CHILDREN'S DANGER IN PARK ROAD
      206 12 CHILDREN'S DANGER IN PARK ROAD SEVERAL accidents, some serious involving schoolchildren, have already occurred along Kensington Park Road which is a very busy and narrow perimeter road in Serangoon Garden, and leads to two primary schools with over a thousand pupils. Because of the narrowness of this dual carriageway a
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      Temporary
      101 12 I REFER to the letter from "Surprise" which was published in the Straits Times on 22nd June. 1964. It so happens that certain work Is being carried out at the Esplanade by the Public Utilities Board (laying of cables) and the Parks Department (replanting In flower troughs and beds)
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      Malay at the University
      90 12 HATS OFF" to the Education Ministry of Singapore, on the establishment of pre-universlty classes in the Malay medium. It Is a step in the right direction and I believe the Singapore folks would be happy with the announcement (ST 30/6) A government like a tenant has
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      MALAYA'S VETS AND THEIR DEGREES
      158 12 WITH reference to Dr. J. A. Vannlaslngham's letter in your paper of June 29, concerning the two divisions of officers In the Veterinary Services, Malaya and Singapore, I am perplexed that this state of ailairs should be allowed to continue in an Independent country. I
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      Extra-mural courses
      60 12 Extra-mural courses SINGAPORE has been more progressive than Kuala Lumpur in many aspects, one effort be--1112 its higher education policy. I refer to the extramural courses conducted in the University of Singapore. There is as much enthusiasm for such courses In the Federal Capital. It would seem only right that
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      Mt. Faber thirst
      60 12 ONCE, not so very long ago, one could go to Mount Faber to admire the view, or walk or fly a kite and then get a cold drink. Now, probably for good reasons the stalls have been closed and the splendid modernistic cafe remains shuttered and bare.
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      224 12 u ns« a uow a at W» J-". ___«ai I I Il_____lsj t i^^^_ i^_^_^^^,^_^^3 E 3^ PHILCO 13R543 12.6 cv. ft. CAPACITY If your family requirements call for a big deluxe refrlj«r*tor here It Is at a price you'll find hard to believe. Especially when you take not* of
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      178 12 Straits Times Crossword LNo kln/g^ead of peop.e 7. %gX\ TiSttuZ out 9 an o o r 't^'en on i, 10 8 MSr^°U' A 5) 8K 10. Blickguard the P«nch tek. Itei Vf I)*" U. oV d 8u a pTa^^ 7) a Me to h \l SSL°',SLS nft (i >- TSST&ffid^i*
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      345 13 i (ontinued froro Page Hi SITUATIONS VACANT M Wawmm SS (Mm.)— Box SO el* oxtra REAU in* senior ai.puiduikoi* vacant la The Sunday Man ea< n w«*m PHOTOCOPIED DOCUMENT* can rte reduced in slse Tang's *****. spore. SALES MANAGER. All applicants to Box AS4B6 are thanked, the position has been
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      950 13 SITUATIONS WANTED Word* SS i Min.)— Box tt el, errr, READ me senior Appointment* VHCuni in The Sunday Mail eacb week. ASSISTANT CLERK on oil palm rubber estate seeks position mid-July due to completion of present acting duties Well recommended. Box'Alo37 B.T. XL. .STENOGRAPHY TYPING DUPLI j CATINC Direct Mall
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      1055 13 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE, .'*> Ward* SS Min.)— Box it el*. *x(r. TANJONC KLINC PARK, Malacca approximately V acre* suitable tor Housing Scheme. Price reasonable. Contact P.O. Box 404. Kuala Lumpur LAND in District 10 area ***** sq.ft. available lor sale Immediate possession. Pric* *6/- per sq.ft. Kor lurther detail*
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE EASIER ON INACTIVE MARKET
    531 15 From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange was largely neglected for most of yesterday and in these inactive conditions industrial prices eased until a late rally restored some of the loss. Dunlops, which put on 19 cents in the first i.iur trading days
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    25 15 Malayan Stock Indices July 2 JuW 3 •Industrials: 1.00.46 100.31 Tina: 138.21 130.46 S rubber*: 104.14 104.14 •Dec. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    883 15 /"X>MBINED business In the Slnv gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlepe (8,000) 12.18. (3.000) $2.16. (1,000) 12.17, (6,000) 12.14. (8.000) 12.13; Eats erds (1.000) 52.48, (1,000) (2.46, (3,000) J2.45. (4,000) $2.47:
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    60 15 '['HE fralayan ExGrun,. Bank.' Aiaeciatien made these rl.anKeii in Its rates to merchants rest, lay tall rates to $100): Canada: buying TT 35 5/ie. airmail OD 33 7/1«. 90 d/st 35 15/1« credit bills, 30 trade bills. »allin« TT er OD ready: Canada 34 15/16: Holland Qulldert 117
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    Tin down 50 cents: U.S. Senate passes Bill
    503 15 rE price 01 Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday was down half a dollar a plcul to $603.50 on an offering unofficially estimated to be up five tons to 245 tons. This was i»n adiustment In line with London 'B fall
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    CLOSIN6 PRICES
    29 15 July 3. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 6? vent* < Hp one-Mghtb of a cent). TIN: 5603.5* a pirul (down 50 cents). Estimated unofficial offering 245 tons (up five tons).
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    Russia out of rubber market
    453 15 Russia out of rubber market HC B. and Co. Ltd. In their c current Malayan rubber review report: The past week has been rather more active. Farly persistent shortcovenng held prices over 674 cen^ lor July 1 RSS. but latterly ea&ier conditions prevailed. This was sparked off by some heavy
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    125 15 VTELBOURNE. Pri.— Key lndu«--iTI rmls again led a firmer market Most Issues closed at their highest point for the week. Trading continued on quiet Unes. Boral. in demand over the past few days, gained a further 1 fi to 329 and BHP was up another 6d to-57 Base
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    225 15 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) lwl\ I Thn-i- monibs INDUSTRIALS TtoiiKteari II eta M Coataloera 1 1 eta. liuniii|i.« 15 eta MoAllater IScta. Ctt) Dti I U M Invm U rts. K iDMnenMata, oc be. K»«o 13 eta. Rothmana 9 cm. Ked Dlsp. 12 eta Robinson IS rt a Kltzpatrleks 14
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    36 15 f\N the frea exthanie market fca >-* Honir, Kon« yextrrday the U.S. dellar was quoted at 5.74 tor TT and 5.72) for cash. Starling waa quoted at 15.98 and an* tael ef nold at 2481.
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    202 15 Bhlps ilinimM the Smxapart harb.ur wharves *r sipeeted ttday arc Galileo U.ililti 1/3. Upia N.W. 4 Karrtu 4, SUr Ballatrlx 67. Kolna 10 11, India Mall 13/14. Bchie Uoyd 15/16. Maxwrl! Brandir 21/22. stn.v Clar«nc« ?7<2S. Temeralre X! 34. Menelauc 35 38. Van Noort 4(1 <
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      864 16 (Continued from Pace 12) ORCHIDS ?0 WoriM SS (Him.)— Box St ct: «x«r* FOR lALC Dcndroblumi. Vandas, Kenanthrnui, PhaJarnopali etc. Owner ovine up hobby. Call weekend*. 12 ;i«kow Road, Singapore, 19. Tel: ORCHID* Thousands finishing Mile f.,1- 16. Jalan Tellti Hock friyr. 8», Mlleitontr. T.impm. .lore) Saturday Alternoo- (ontact L«e.
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      760 16 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) >• Wort* ii imtnt—Bn M eU txtrm SOUTH EAST ASIA Hotel d2.tM/ Victoria Hotel ***** Bar/Rttmurant. HOTEL AMBASSADOR Hcmald* 4«. Meyer Road Dancing Ntgttlv. T*l tint, MAYFAIH HOTEL SPORE—R ooms Airconrtitlooed Popular Bar— Courteous Service. ILOANE COURT HOTEL, It, HMI moral Road. Tangltn (Completely *lr Conditioned)
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      837 16 NOTICES NOTICE ESTATE of Ciuonh Ke Hu deceased late of Singapore who died at Singapore on lath May 1V44 pursuant to an Order of the High Court In Singapore dated llth June 1964 and maae in Suit No. 1183 of 1962 between Tan Yeok Yin and 5 others Plaintiffs And
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      754 16 NOTICES In the Matter of THE COMIWNIKS OUPINA-NCt, (CHAPTER 174) and In tbe Matter ot NEW ASIA TRADING COMPANY LIMITED (Members Voluntary Wioding-Up) At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the Members of the above-named Comuany duly convened and held at Nw- G6/68-B Cecil Street. Singapore on Wednesday the Ist July.
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      789 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC APPLICATIONS are invited for the following positions In tbe Singapore Polytechnic: BURSAR The appointee will be in complete charge ol the finances of the Polytechnic. He will particularly be responsible for the budget estimates and the control of expenditure and will be required to advise the
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      839 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KEDAH GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are invited from Federal Citizens and from permanent serving Government officers Including those on probation for the following appointments 1. Building Inspector (Technical Assistant, Division II) in i the Town Council, Kulim; j 2. Technical Cadets (Division I ID in the P.W.D. DJ.D., Kedah.
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      456 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Well Established Bank hu Vacancies for MALE ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICERS. Applicants must be qr&duates of a recognised University and preference will be Riven to those who hold B.Com. and /or LL.B. Degrees. Previous experience in administration an advantage but not essential. Applicants rhomd forward i detailed personal particti'prs. quali-
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      168 16 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited lot the running of the canteen at the Technical College Hostel lor the 1964/ 65 session. Tenders must be scaled and marked "canteen" and sent to reach the Principal. Technical College. Gurnev Road Kuala Lumpur beiore 12.00 noon on Friday 10th July, 1964 :nm
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      Hormat can prevent hattrick by Gay Paris tomorrow
      430 17  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with pENANG, Fri. Hormat did a brilliant gallop on good going here this morning. Ridden by Laurie Johnson, the Irish-bred three-year-old reeled off 3f in 37 accompanied by stablemate Winoro. Hormat snowed promising form at Ipoh last month when
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      PENANG ACCEPTORS FOR TOMORROW
      1986 17 Race 1: 1.0 Cl 3 Div 5 ($6,000) 6£ 1 ***** Piide a .Healthy WLt Sullivan. 7 9.00 Dragon 2 a ***** Aqua Queen s (Sultan of Pahangi Lee. 4 9.0 IF) "Rahul 10 3 00b98 Mon Cheri (E\er St.) Allan, 4 8.13 Wilson 5 yjOHL
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      SPOTLIGHT on your FANCIES
      740 17 SPOTLIGHT on your FANCIES Race 1 IQVA qu.l.V H three race* over 6f: KOnd OVM XL 6f on yielding going In April. ST. JANKIKO: apeedv: ihird ;o Ne.irmm over Penan* bit in March; winner over 61 in C.a: 2 iaal WMOn. BEGINI BtGITL: Vastly.ir.proved: ha.s won three races this .se..M>n:
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      787 17 IN THK MM. II COIRT IN MALAYA AT Xl AI.A LI'MPUR Companies <\\ inding-Lp) No. t of l'H.l In the Matter of E.NG GUAM CO.. LTD. and In the Matter of the Companies Ordinance 1940 1946 ADVFRTISI \lh\l OF PKTITIOX NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a petition for the wlndlng-up
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      277 17 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be lecelved by the Chairman. Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor. Pullerton Building, up to noon on Friday. 10th July. 1964. for> TREE PLANTING IN JDRONG INDUSTRIAL SITE (Show Ronnd on Tuesday. 77 64 at 10.00 a.m.) Meet at Site Offlre. 15>3 ms Boon
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      767 17 NOTICES SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD NOTICE Chang* of Telephone Numbers connected to >he Qiirea»t«wn Kirhjitte. Telephone users are advised thst wiUi ellett from 8 a.m. on Sunday sth July 1964 all telephone num- bers connected to the Wueenstow n Bxchanse will be changed Irom 5 1 digits to 6 digits by
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      163 17 mj^^ *KNUi l^^Hr '-^M WL. m 1111 w \<* *m*+ II All EARNS ft jfl V9^V I He thßßs the h| s h iivi| d HjHj^ I hard-drinking of other jazz stirs. 1 J^H I Bit i» hit none, be is rebel. Ijftk^l Hafl I llwa y s *earchmg for
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      MAAU chief and sprint champion —to meet—
      206 18 MAAU chief and sprint champion —to meet— ATHLETICS CINGAPOKE. Prl. Malaysia's first man of athletics, MAAU president Dato Mohamed Ghazali bin bhiiiic. and Malaysia's champion sprinter, M Jegathesan. will meet at Uie Singapore Airport tomorrow morning. The meeting has been arm the ir-qne.-; ot Daio Gha/a. li'.P Mllli>trv o! External
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      Bakar remembered
      50 18 TELUK ANSON. Frt. Nova Scotia Estate beat Star XI 2-1 in the Lower Perak league Div. 1 soccer match today. Before the start of the game, the players observed two minutes' silence In memory of Awang Bakar. one of Malaya's greatest footballers, who died in Singapore on Wednesday.
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      W. Indian Webbe will lead Malacca
      534 18  -  NORMAN SIEBEL B> Kuala Lumpur, Friday 1"lli; two matches which will decide the finalists in this years Malayan Cricket Association inter-state tournament will be played this weekend with holders Singapore meeting Malacca in Malacca and last year's runners-up Selangor at home to Penang. The
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      WIMBLEDON:
      8 18 Successes by Aussies lead to hopes that..
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      Lock icon LTAA may lift ban on 'rebels'
      318 18 LTAA may lift ban on 'rebels' I ONDON. Fri.-As two Austral lans Roy Emerson and Fred Stolle —held the spotlight on Wimbledon's famed No. 1 court in the men's singles final today, hopes were raised that the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia may pardon their so-called tennis "rebels." It was
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      Kelantan out of the running
      95 18 M.I) VH S KhLAN IA.N U A LOR STAR. Prl. Keluntan, n who had their moment U Malaya Cup glory when they beat the holders, Selangor, 3-0 last week, drooped out of the running toaay when they were soundly beaten by Kedah in their North
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      HK CONFIDENT OF VICTORY TODAY
      484 18 SOCCER gINGAPORE. Fri. Hong Kong players have learned a lot in their month's tour of Europe and they will put It Into practice In a strong bid to regain the Aw Hoe Cup against Singapore tomorrow. team manager Lee Man Kit said today. Mr. Lee
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      286 18 ATHLETICS Perak Police meet tln*U (Ipoh): 1,500 m 1 Sham Singh Sidhu 2 Arlffln i Ismail 4:35.0 (record); 5,000 m 1 All 2 Mohamed Zain 3 Mohamed Noor 19:21.2; Pole vault: 1 Yu-soff 2 Arlffln 3 Mohamed Amm 2.92 m: Hammer: 1 Nashatar Singh 2 Ghenda 81ngh 3
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      KEDAH IN 23-RUN LEAD vs PERAK
      281 18 KEDAH IN 23-RUN LEAD vs PERAK A LOR STAR. Prl. Kedah led Perak by 23 runs with two wickets in hand at the end of the first day's play in the MCA League match here today Despite a sound Innings of 56 (3 sixes) by Aziz Ismail, Perak were all
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      Edmeades hits 135
      164 18 I ONDON, Prl. Close of play M i neons in yesterdays cricket matches: Southampuoo: Hants 140 and 256-6 (R Barnard 68 P. Salnsbury 67 n.o B. Timrns 74 n.0.) Norttiants 105 (D. Shackleton 6-31). Bath: Yorks 195 and 43-0 Somerset 217 (W. Alley 81 C Greethnm 41
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      England could have done much better
      533 18  - England could have done much better Jack Fingleton TEST COMMENTARY by ALL OUT for 268 runs after 340 minutes batth:g yesterday England could not have been satisfied with such a score on an easy paced Headingley wicket Too many of England's batsmen got a good start without doing more about
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      103 18 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Malaya tJp: S gor v Perils (Merdelca Stadium. 7 JO p.m.) Aw Hoe Cup: Spore v Hong Kong (Jn Besar. 5.30) Spore Div. 2B: Alexandra v STU (Farrer Pk). CRICKET MCA Lje- S fjor v Penang (XL padang); Malacca v Spore <Mal. Club padang): Kedah v Perak
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    A Bill for 'suitable' students for higher education
    501 19 KIWLA LUMPUR, Friday. 'J'HK (io\ernment today published the Internal Security Act (Amendment) Bill requiring students to get a certificate of suitability from I Chief Education Officers to gain admission into institutions of higher learning. Under the Bill, any student who requires a
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    Membership drive
    26 19 SINGAPORE. Prl.— The Chinese Swimming Club's management committee held Its monthly meetIn? today to discuss the Intensifyine of the Club's membership cam- i paign.
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    NO CHOLERA DEATH REPORTED IN EAST COAST STATES
    284 19 NO CHOLERA DEATH REPORTED IN EAST COAST STATES I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. 1V For the first day In a week, no cholera! deaths were reported to- day from the East Coast States of Kelantan. Trengganu and Pahans. In Kedah, the 15 cases reported by the Ministry of Health yesterday will now
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    Lock icon Red bank has shut down, says -Jakarta
    196 19 Red bank has shut down, says -Jakarta JAKARTA. Fri.— The J Bank of China has halted its operations in Indonesia, an official of the Indonesian Central Bank was today quoted as saying. The acting Governor of the Bank of Indonesia. Mr. Djuana Koesoemahardja. made the announcement at a conference of
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    Australians hoarding pennies
    95 19 Australians hoarding pennies CANBERRA. Prl. Hoarding of pennies is "seriously interfering" with the planned production of new Australian decimal coins, the Federal Treasurer. Mr. Harold Holt, said today. He had reports that Australians were hoarding pennies because they thought they would be revalued as one cent sfter the changeover to
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    Port Authority has to repay $40 mil. and interest, says Dato Sardon
    224 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri IyHE Minister of 1 Transport. Dato Sardon bin Haji Jubir. said today that the Port Swettenham Authority was reviewing port charges because the Authority had to meet interest charges and provide for repayment of $40
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    DEATH
    39 19 ANOHEW SIOW CHWEE CHUAN. Ml 11, i Ir.ivmi; hiiMl twlov..i \\i!,. ..nd thrr.' cnildrrn. Lauren** bUM tmt Trrcua Cortene li.ivat 10 Kuo l'hu:in Avenue. Un Sunday «t CJO l> m for Hcly Family <-n mod thrnrr to Bld»d»rl
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    Man cleared on two charges
    57 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mohanimrd Ha**an bin Enibi Raaall of two children, ra today ;icqirtird anrl (ttochnrgari m n dWiourt on two ihargp.- of having carnal connection vith a 14- vr.u -old girl on two occasions last Vl'.ll The three-day trial was heard 1 in ramera before
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    Princess Marina to visit Malaya
    76 19 Princess Marina to visit Malaya LONDON, Fri. -Princess Marina of Kent <above) will make a short visit to .Malaya on her return journey from Australia in September after attending the British Exhibition in Sydney, it was announced today. Her visit to Kuala Lumpur will be an informal one. She last
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    85 19 Attack North Vietnam, says Mendez MANILA. Fri. The Philippines Foreign Secretary. Mr. Mauro Menaez. said today it was his I personal opinion that the war in Vietnam should be extended to North Vietnam. Mr. Mendez was asked at a press i conference what he thought about the feasibility of extending
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    61 19 TOKYO Fri.— More tl.an 2.000 students and member? of leftwing organisations paraded through central Tokyo protesting HH.nns- planned levision of the Japanese "no war" constitution. Police arrested nine ot the demonstrators. They staged separate demonstrations nere in protest against the report, submitted today to the Japanese
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    LONDON STOCKS
    329 19 LONDON, Fit A generally i I sauMaciory week endea on a firm note. Equities, were a little quieici bui selective buying was still going on and the undertone remained very Jinn. 1 here was no lack of good features Bank shares went ahead at first but the unchanged
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    RUBBER
    55 19 LONDON. Fri. Spot 20 T »d., Aug. 20\d.. Sept. 20' 7 d., Oct. 20- I »d.. Oct. Dec. 20"« d.. Jan. Mar. j 20-5 16d.. Apr. June 20-5 16d.. July Sept. 20-5 16d. Oct. Dec. 20--5 160.. Jan Mar. 20-5 16d.. r.i.f. July 19-15 16d.. Aug. 19-15 lfid Sept.
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    25 19 LONDON. Fri. Buyers £1225. sellers £1230, Forward buyers £1187. sellers £1188. Settlement £122T-.-. Turnover a.m. 220 tons.' p.m. 10 tons. Tone: Steady but quiet.
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    THE AFRICAN TRADE UNIONS SNUB INDONESIA
    306 19 THE AFRICAN TRADE UNIONS SNUB INDONESIA Invitations to labour talks turned down SINGAPORE, Friday. AFRICAN trade unions have turned down Indonesia's Invitation to the Afro-Asian labour conference to avoid embarrassmeni over the Malaysia issue This was stated here today by National Trades Union Congress leader, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair.
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    Girl raped at dagger point...
    85 19 Girl raped at dagger point... KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A 17-year-old servant was today raped by a masked man at dagger point in a house here. She was confronted by a man when she entered her room at 11.30 a.m. after her bath. She said: "I saw him ransacking my room.
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    Malaya Cup final Aug 8
    142 19 ITU ALA LUMPUR, Fri. The iv F.A.M. Council, which met at the Residency here today, decided on Aug 8 as the date for this year's Malaya Cup Final at the Merdeka Stadium. The Malaysian team for the Merdeka tournament (Aug. 22Sept 6) will Mart centralised
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    Great Burge 100 gives Aussies lead
    447 19 LEEDS. Friday. i GREAT century by broad-shouldered Peter Burge enabled Australia to lead England on first innings on the second day of the third cricket Test here today. By the Close Australia were 283 for ei*:ht In reply to England's total of 268. Burge
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    EMERSON WINS TITLE
    157 19 JJDNDON. Fri. Roy Emerson. the world's No. 1 'awn tentu.v ■majaiii won the Wimbledon men's Mtielr: ti'.le at his ninth attempt fa it tonay when he beat Fled Stollc o-4. 12-10. 4-6. 6-3 in the All- Australian l:nal. Emerson, one ol Urn •fittest piayen In thr mart
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    153 19 I ONDON' Prl i- took two points m their drawn match against. Buatex at Hove today. Derby 300 i.id 142 7 dec. iA. Buss 4-43 Sussex 159 and 179-2 (K. Suttle 46 U tenham 82 no. i. ManchiMrr: Lancashin- I by 98 runs. Lane S3l-4 262-3
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      90 19 Late CLASSIFIEDS j 20 words $10 (minimum) THE ENCACEMENT la announced on 4-7-1964 bvtutm Ml?* TsanK Sirw Yin, B. Kr., cldrnt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. TsanK Tak Chuen of Singapore and Dr. Wont: Poh Yen, M.8.8.5, rldcit. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wong Sec L<eoK of Kuala Lumpur. ON
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      128 19 are you LUCKY? ress printed on it. i^L^^Hß r\ n r r\ /~a n n The com P |e c cost °f KN 5_ \VaV/ tne TV se will be reP^Kfe U\j Ull] \j\J funded to the 12,000 th Z^mSrmjjmM f% MONTHS buyer with the compliWM M\ I hire purchase
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      47 19 JJIGHEST and owest tempera-; nucs in Malaya and SingaBON for the period 8 p.m. on Thursday to 8 ,j.pi. ycoterdiiy: Highest LoMfHit Kuala I.umpur 91 73 Koi;i Bhsiru 91 73 I PenanK 88 77 I Ipoh 91 72 j Malacca 88 72 1 Singapore 88 75 i
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    TINGKU ABUL RAHMAN CIRCUIT RACES
    26 1 GP winners won't be there Bf/r JAPAN'S HIROSHI HASEGAWA WILL BE RIDING AND BRITAIN'S TONY GOODWIN WILL BE BEHIND A LOLA
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    PJ ON THE RACING MAP
    1271 1  - P J ON THE RACING MAP FRANCIS BOEY By PROGRAMME IN A NUTSHELL pETALING Java may not have the established reputations of .Johore and Singapore lor crowd pulling when it conies to holding Grand Prix events, but the Malayan Motor Sports Club is determined to put Malaya's first satellite town
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    THRILLING WEEKEND OF RACES: TENGKU
    171 1 THRILLING WEEKEND OF RACES: TENGKU Till: Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, sends his hearty congratulations to the Malayan Motor Sports Club for the energy and initiative they have displayed in carrying out arrangements to provide a new course for the annual Tcngku Abdul Rahman circuit races. In his message to
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    Look out for the black flag
    413 1 Look out for the black flag ANY driver or rider in this weekend's races may be halted by the display of a black flag if he docs not make adequate use of his car's rear view mirror or drives in a manner hindering or discouraging ant driver or rider seeking
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      82 1 §AII Major Grand Prix in 1963- the toughest tests of endurance for tyres-were won on Dunlop. The outstanding success of Dunlop Tyres on the track proves their built-in quality for every kind of motoring. And the new Malayan-made Dunlop Tyres have this same superior quality. x hiMm\ atUmlm JL s
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      7 1 THE WEEKEND'S RACING CARD: SEE BACK PAGE
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    TEE NEW COURSE
    167 2 THE course in 2.7 miles long. From the start approximately 700 ft straight, slight rise to fast right hand bend for 800 ft falling to 800 ft straight leading into left hand lane of dual carriage way. Then 3,600 ft of left hand lane dual carriage way
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    The new circuit at PJ is 'ideal' for racing
    425 2 pOMPETITORS, course marshals and officials all say the third Tengku Abdul Rahman 2.7-mile circuit at Petallng Java is "ideal" for motor racing. Unlike the old course around the Diplomatic Enclave the venue of the first and second Tengku Abdul Rahman races
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      75 2 fittttti V*i ml m V I m v-^^P iffy BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA ARE PROUD TO BE THE SPONSOR OF THE MAIN MOTOR CYCLE EVENT BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA CO LTD \BS/ THE SYMBOL OF JjrtS SUCCESS The Finest and Fastest From 48c. c. to 250 c.c.. c. Quality Safety Economy CHU CHEONG MOTOR
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    The big switch is to 125, 250 class
    526 3 so many top class world riders switching from the 350 and s#occ machines to the smaller 125 and 250 cc classes it looks the winner of the main event tor motorcycles tomorrow. VcordiiiK to Mike Brans of the Singapore Motor Club the
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      90 3 I -'■■->-. k (Hiv^^^LlS* I am *m Sm I'/W'f< ■^^^^'^''^'PB 23£3 n J kk I If t*--*~ 3t- mm I -ill i v yi Mf c& XcU| Im«" BtMl '^^H I >'9kl Bommmm^Es' BETTER prnrnniWl A MOT Supershell gives the world's best racing cars pP^S LnrUniVIMIiUQ their total power. Similarly,
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    WILL IT BE HASEGAWA?
    877 4  -  43 riders will vie for top honours in 135-mile race THIS weekend's motorcycle racing at Petaling Jaya has all the ingredients of a great show as 41 of the most daring and skilful cyclists will vie for top honours in the main race. Even without By
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      264 4 Nl SSAN RrinP'C y° u are '°°king for more value most discriminating motorist. And 'fT^J 11 JT TT in a car rather than mere transpor- Nissan's engineering excellence has tf^— "^fe^^LLLi A LUXIJTV Sl tation the new Nissan Cedric for produced a smooth running, remarka- jj^fe r ""S Ul J°*
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    How they decide who will start where
    346 5 How they decide who will start where IRACTICS laps for competitors will be held during the first u;irt of today. (I positions for races will hr determined by lap times during practice. Entrants in each race will tod with their fastest ■ap time against their The fastest time will head
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    Meeting will be run under international sporting code of three bodies
    734 5 f riiE Third Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit race meeting this weekend at Petaling is being held under the international sporting code of the Federation Internationale Automobile (FIA). the Federation Intermit ionale Motor Cycles (FIM). and the ;i! competition rules
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    INTERNATIONAL RECOGNITION A BIG BOOST
    728 5  -  STAFF WRITER A feather in the cap for the Malayan Motor Sports Club By THE Malayan Motor Sports Club can take great pride in its most ambitious motor racing programme when the third Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races open at Petaling Jaya today. The Petaling
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    Starting money for cars, bikes
    254 5 Starting money for cars, bikes THE Malayan Motor Sports Club, the organisers, announced that trophies and cash awards for the Tengku Abdul Rahman circuit races will be: For Formula Libre for cars and open event for motorcycles: First $1,000 and Challenge trophy and replica Second $500 and trophy. Third $300
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      245 5 AUSTIN PERFORMANCE f(l xf^_ *S A classic spor*s car with I F^Sfc WBr*/^ E^K£~> ...m- new power, new safety, s^^^^^papß^MlPV IBJjjfißlfj more comfort. Sleek, jfti&^ J^fijtt iwßi|b wfm aerod y namicst y |in 9- Speed /tt. SHBH EBP^^?~ SaW up to 125 m.p.h. Powerful WfIJMBMIjSSj^^BfiKMMWI Wr^ Servo-acsistod front disc lHu=S
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    GO-KARTING
    624 6 MALA YSIANS TAKE UP THIS NEW SPORT (IT DOES NOT COST MUCH) WITH VIGOUR By STAFF WRITER QNE of America's most popular sports, go karting was first introduced in the United States in 1957 and is now a major sport in the motoring world there. Malaysians have taken up
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    NOW IT'S FORMULA 2
    144 6 A NEW racing formula, known as Formula 2, for single-seater racing cars with engines of up to 1,000 c.c. capacity, came into operation at the start of the year. Already, Britain is on the way to making a serious challenge in this international category of racing,
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      153 6 ANOTHER SUCCESS WITH >^f\ ,X J 1 X, PwJ t n I WORLDS MOST DEPENDABLE MOTORCYCLE v^/ LEADS .<■■ S HONDA jsJMJ^KIM (Rhonda. WON AN EASY VICTORY AGAIN! of Douglas, Isle of Man, Tourist Trophy Meeting on Bth 10th June, 1964. 350 c.c. Class 725 c.c. Class 11 Redman, HONDA
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    It's fast, it's light, it's made of wood
    334 7 jyjETAL seems the obvious material for cars, and most manufacturers naturally use it. But glass fibre is becoming increasingly popular among specialist British firms, ;md now one of them is making cars of glass fibre and wood. Does tliis sound far-fetched? Before
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    Could you handle a family racer?
    804 7  -  SIMON MARSH By cars pour from the production lines, all identical, all equal. Yet hardly have the proud owners taken possession when it becomes obvious that some cars, like some people, arc considerably less equal than others. Take an example. It's Hie same make,
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      168 7 gßl^ v i S _T" li^^Bti >r Ifc^yß^BKter* </^t"- > //Mdufis/iJfriXSß&z^ H -^5«Ay-^ \:>iS-< ABi^. /AiV^KftjW3BE^fay^...- > W T*" "A OM E GA <gffltW OFFICIAL TIMEKEEPER FOR THE {■t^^OßiK Malayan Motor Sports Club H*A^J^k THIRD TUNKU ABDUL RAHMAN CIRCUIT RACE MEETING Mmk at Petaling Jaya. B^|L J Omega recently made
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    The 'specials' are on way out here
    930 8  - The 'specials' are on way out here STAFF WRITER THOSE WERE THE DAYS WHEN THE UGLY MONSTERS BELLOWED By 'pHK Formula Libre the main event for cars tomorrow will sqe more than a dozen cars of various makes vicing for top honours at Petaling Java. There are Lotuses, Lolas. Triumps,
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      93 8 VOLKSWAGENS 1500 S 1500 KARMANN GHIA CHAMPION MOTORS (M) LTD., SINGAPORE 304 ORCHARD ROAD. TEL .*****. 9b CAMPBELL ROAD TEL ***** KUALA LUMPUR. SCREMBAN: 168 RAHANG ROAD. TEL 4483. 14. PENGKALAN RAMA ROAD. TEL 3186 MALACCA.; KUANTAN: JALAN TANJONG API. TEL: 550 JtSSELTON NO I BEACH ST., PO BOX 600
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      42 8 OUTRIGHT WINNER OF RACES ALL OVER THE WORLD' The Brilliant FIAT ABARTH 1000 W^f sl iSsß^^^^^Skl^B^^ti^ This car is the result of the combination of original Fiat high quality material and Abarth's unsurpassed engineering skill. The East Asiatic Co Ltd motor division
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    Quest for super-speed
    1676 9  -  JERRY AMES For 15 years John Cobb's record has been unbeatable By THE LAND RECORD HAS ELUDED DONALD CAMPBELL AND BLUEBIRD FOR FOUR YEARS TOWARDS the end of last summer, a bitterly disappointed Donald Campbell arrived home in Hn^land from Lake Kyre. Australia. Sensibly and gradually he
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      58 9 B. Caldarella WINS AGAIJV^Z* ITALIAN on a Gilera International Motorcycle 500 c. c. race in Italy. •J'^^vMß .J..J, v f you can get a Brand New "Gilera" CASH OR EASY TERMS CAN BE ARRANGED you only need to pay down Saabs'!* Distributors tor MALAYA. SABAH t, Brunei: LIN COMPANY 352.
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      92 9 CORTINA fm i -'fit I fF* It^^l "TLJ C Sales figures show that I II I— Malaysian motorists are now DC Q T QC I IM n clamouring for the Cortina. DLOI OLLLIINb Why? Success after success QA R in major races and rallies I M it i a \/n
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    YOUR GUIDE TO THE DRIVERS AND RIDERS
    1523 10 SATURDAY SUNDAY RACE ONE p.m. Motorcycles 501oc and over 'lo laps (Approx 27 miles) Driving No. Driver Club Vehicle Capacity 9 Chris Teh MMSC Norton 647 cc i 22 Jenathan Yap MMSC Ariel 650 27 Lee Kee Hock SMC Norton 648 79 P.H.
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