The Straits Times, 23 June 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 id*** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JUNE 23. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    Bombs near China
    284 1 U.S. planes blast targets 80 miles from border SAIGON, Tuesday UNITED STATES Air Force planes today bombed targets in North Vietnam west north west of Hanoi within 80 miles of the Chinese border, a U.S. spokesman announced. One raid by eight I .S. Air Force F-10 Thunderchiefs,
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    British change of mind on Bourn regime
    344 1 LONDON, Tim. Britain last nigh I withdrew a public statement accepting the new revolutionary regime <>l Col. Houari l*umedienne as the legal (iovtiiiiiKMii of Algeria, spying that the question is still under review. Earlier, the Foreign Office said no request for diplomatic recognition
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    Ismail in and Tengku's Algiers team complete
    451 1  - Ismail in and Tengku's Algiers team complete LEE SIEW YEE I From LONDON. Tues. With the arrival of three more delegates from Malaysia. Tengku Abdul Rahman's team for the Afro-Asian conference may be said to be complete. Expected here todayare: Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman (Minister of Home
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    Javelin crashes: Crew safe
    38 1 JESSELTON. Tues— A Javelin plane today crashed near Tawau. about 150 miles from here, a military spokesman said. The two-man crew ejected from the plane and was rescued from the jungle by helicopter. Reiner.
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    The girl who presented two $100,000 cheques to Tengku
    112 1 The girl who presented two $100,000 cheques to Tengku MISS Natalie YeaP (right) who presented Tengku Abdul Rahman with two cheques of si 00.000 each for the National Defence Fund and the Penane University College— in London on Monday. The presentation, made at the Ritz Hotel, w as on behalf
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    ENVOYS PLEAD: SAVE BEN BELLA'S LIFE
    418 1 ENVOYS PLEAD: SA VE BEN BELLA 'S LIFE PARIS. Tuesday. MINISTERS from various parts of the world were today reported on their way to Algiers for the big Afro-Asian conference scheduled tor next Tuesday. Among them was the Ethiopian Foreign Minister, Mr. Ato Ketema Ylfru. who left Addis Ababa carrying
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    Lock icon CHOU: MORE TALKS WITH NASSER
    84 1 CHOU: MORE TALKS WITH NASSER CAIRO. Tues. President Nasser and Mr (him En- Lai today reaffirmed the importance of holding the Afro-Asian summit in Algiers as scheduled. Mr. .Mohamed Fayyek. chief of the UAR's African Affairs Department, said this to reporters after the Chinese and I'AK leaders had completed their
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    Lock icon Algeria Red round-up
    382 1 REPORTS of a major round-up of Communist sympathisers of deposed President Ahmed Beai Bela circulated today as calm returned to the ii pi til after two days ni demonstrations favouring the ousted leader. Troop and police reinforcements rushed into the city yesterday were withdrawn early today. This
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    Lock icon THE 28 NATIONS WHO WILL BACK US
    120 1 THE 28 NATIONS WHO WILL BACK US MANILA. Tues. Twenty-four nations nave indicated their support for Malaysia's admission to the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers, apart from the four cosponsors. This was stated here today by the Malaysian consulate in the Manila Times. The four co-sponsors, revealed by Tcngku Abdul Rahman
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    Skirmish in Sarawak
    44 1 KUCHING. Tues. Malaysian security forces clashed with a band of Indonesian guerilla In Sarawak's border area yesterday evening, a military spokesman said here today One Indonesian guerilla was wounded in the brief exchange of fire. The security forces suffered no casualties.
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    Lock icon Riots as Japan, Korea sign treaty
    192 1 Riots as Japan, Korea sign treaty STOKYO. Tues. Stud- ents clashed with police in Tokyo and Seoul today during protests against the signing of a treaty normalising relations between the two countries i after half a century of discord. In Tokyo, more than 10.000 leftists Zetigakuren students held wild, rock
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    STOP PRESS ENGLAND WIN
    31 1 STOP PRESS ENGLAND WIN LONDON Turs Enuland brat New /ttMnd by seven wickets in second cricket Test Scores Zetland 171 .ind 317. Fni:Nnd :!0: 4 nd 218 Tor thn r Rpulcr
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      'Use force in Rhodesia' says Kaunda
      368 2 'Use force in Rhodesia' says Kaunda C'WEALTH HOPE TO FIND SET-UP ACCEPTABLE TO ALL LONDON, Tues. Zambia yesterday called on Britain to impose a new democratic constitution in Rhodesia if necessary, by force. The demand was made by President Kenneth Kaunda at the morning's session of the 21 -nation Com
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      Lock icon Celebes sends Volunteers'
      41 2 i JAKARTA. Tues.— The first "volunteers" from the South Celebes have left Macassar "for the border." Antara reported today. The agency did not give the number of the volunteers but aald the contingent consisted of Government officials. Reuter.
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      Lock icon SHASTRI AND AYUB KHAN AT No. 10
      51 2 T<HE Prime Minister of India, Mr. Lai BahaA dur Shastri, and President Ayub Khan in earnest conversation at No. 10, Downing Street, before a dinner given last week by the British Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, to the leaders of the Commonwealtih. UPI
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      Lock icon Boumedienne better than Bella: Aidit
      252 2 JAKARTA, Tuesday r[E Indonesian* Communist Party chairman, Mr. D. N. Aidit, has charged that the former Algerian President, Mr. Ben Bella, had pursued policies which were "against the aspirations of the Algerian people." Commenting on the weekend coup d'etat led by Col Boumcdlenne against Mr.
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      New Ambassador
      30 2 KARACHI, Tues. The Pakistan Government has announced the appointment of Mr. M. Adasood as Ambassador to the Philippines. At present he la Minister in Pakistan's Embassy at Washington
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      Lock icon Thailand protests to UN at Cambodian thrust
      178 2 Thailand protests to UN at Cambodian thrust ITNITED NATIONS; Tues. Thailand protested to the Security Council yesterday at an incursion by Cambodian troops into Thai territory, describing it as a blatant and direct act of aggression. Mr. Upadit Pachariyangkun. the That delegate, brought the issue to the attention of both
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    EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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    Lock icon 6 nations start a voluntary fund to help UN
    212 3 UNITED NATIONS. Tuesday. gIX countries of Europe and North America made pledges yesterday for a voluntary fund to pay off the United Nations" U.S.SIOB million peacekeeping deficit a:id get the General Assembly back to votine Britain. Denmark. Iceland. Norway. Sweden and
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    Lock icon BRITAIN WILL VOTE AGAIN FOR CHINA'S ENTRY
    81 3 BRITAIN WILL VOTE AGAIN FOR CHINA'S ENTRY LONDON. Tues. Britain will vote for China's admission when the I nit. (I Nations discusses the subject again. Mr Walter Padley. Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, said yesterday. Some Labour members, who were questioning him in the House of Commons, said it
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    Escapee shot
    47 3 MACON (Ororgiu), Tues. j Police shot dead a Neero man re last night about 10 hours after he killed a detectivr and j si riously wounded another officer i in escaping from police head- 1 quarters Police Identified tlie man as Will.im L. Sheffle:d. 32
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    Lock icon RUSSIAN CLAIM: ROCKETS OF 'ORBITAL RANGE'
    145 3 RUSSIAN CLAIM: ROCKETS OF 'ORBITAL RANGE' AIOSCOW. Tues. I l Soviet rocket troop.s are capable of using orbital rockets for strategic purposes, according to a Russian weekend picture magazine. In a pictorial review of Soviet rockets in action, the magazine Ogonyok said: "The basis of the lighting power of the
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    Vehicle output
    23 3 LONDON, rue* Britain prodiiced 3H.059 can and 10.433 commeiTi;tl vehicle* ;t week In Maj thr Bund ot rml( announced. Row. r
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    Lock icon Marilyn's estate all absorbed by taxes
    124 3 Marilyn's estate all absorbed by taxes NEW YORK. Tues. The j estate of actress Marilyn Monroe < above i has been completely absorbed by taxes, according to a re- i port published today by the New York Post. Miss Monroe, who died almost three years a«o. "honed to beouealh SI
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    Lock icon LBJ signs Bill to repeal USs4.7bil in taxes
    159 3 A S H I NOTON, ?T Tues. President Johnson yesterday signed a bill to repeal US$4.7 billion in excise taxes. President Johnson told a crowd of 100 officials and Congress members assembled in the White House that the new law would "pay
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    Lock icon Britain is carrying too much of burden: Jay
    179 3 Britain is carrying too much of burden: Jay I ONDON. Tues.—Bri- tain is carrying too much of the burden of helping developing countries for in- stance, by buying texj tiles from the poorer i Asian countries, Mr. j Douglas Jay. President of the Board of Trade, said yesterday. The U.S.
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    Lock icon Peace move; We'll slam door, says China
    351 3 CONTINUED VIETNAM TALtiS ONLY IF U.S. WITHDRAWS FORCES' PEKING. Tuesday PHINA tonight declared her intention ul "slamming the door" against the Commonwealth peace mission on Vietnam. A scathing article by Observer pseudonym of a high Communist official issued tonight for publication in tomorrow's
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    Lock icon 48 planes lost in N. Vietnam
    49 3 WASHINGTON Tups 1h« U.S. Defence I>p:irtiner: .-aid yu-trrday 48 U.S. planes have ix-pd lost in ra;ds against North V:et- n»m Otherwise. it did not comment on a claim by the Red Chine.** radio thai North Vietnamese Runners have downed 340 American planes.— A.P.
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    Lock icon Pearson proposed as member of peace mission
    135 3 I ONDON. Tues Cana. di.in Prime Minister. Mr. Ijmit Pearson (above), is him. proposed by Afro-Asian Premier* as a inrmbi-i of the planned Commonwealth peace mission on Vietnam, a British newspaper said toda.v. The (iuardian Mil >Ir. Pearson "seems blissfully unaware of the
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    Lock icon British look to Jakarta for compensation
    123 3 LONDON. Tues.— Britain will expect Indonesia to provide compensation If the taking control of Bri- tlsh property in Indone-ia amounts to expropriation. a Government spoke>man >aid last night. Mr. Walter Padley. Mint*tcr of State for Foreign Affairs, told the House of Commons no reply
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    Saw stepfather put bag in hole, says girl
    668 4 Saw stepfather put bag in hole, says girl COURT TOLD THAT BODY WAS MISSING SINGAPORE, Tuu. A SCHOOLGIRL, A Soh Ai Geok, 13, told an Assize Court today how the lx>dy of her younger sister Soh Ai Leng aged six was missing from her room, and how one hour later
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    400 BLOOD . DONORS WILL GET MEDALS TODAY
    116 4 400 BLOOD DONORS WILL GET MEDALS TODAY SINGAPORE Tues. Blood donors will be presented with 400 medals 100 gold and 300 silver at a ceremony in the Cultural Centre tomorrow, at 5 p.m. The gold medals are for blood donors who have made more than 20 blood donations and the
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    Singapore success
    48 4 Singapore success SINGAPORE. Tues. A local nursery has won a diploma and a gold medal for the fourth successive time at the International Flower Show of Trieste, Italy. Nam Kee Nurseries had sent about 150 stalks of orchid blooms to the show, which Is held every two years.
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    Fatal crash: Plaintiffs to appeal
    175 4 fOHORE BAHRU. Tues. J The three plaintiffs in a motor accident action in j which Mr. George Tan Eng Leong, former deputy managing editor of the Straits Times, and Mr. John Sim Heng Teong, a textile salesman were killed, have appealed against judgment dismissing the
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    Queensland goodwill team arrives
    62 4 Queensland goodwill team arrives SINGAPORE, Tues. A six-man delegation from Queensland. Australia, led by the State's Minister of Local Government and Conservation, Mr. H-P. Richter. flew into Singapore tonight from Kuala Lumpur. Mr. Richter explained that the prime objective of the team's visit to Singapore and other parts of Malaysia
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    15th anniversary
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Photographic Society ol Singapore will celebrate Its 15th anniversary with a dinner on Saturday at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce auditorium. Hill Street, at 8 p.m.
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    DRAMATIC TURN AT ASSAULT HEARING
    416 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A hearing against a Chinese press reporter. Tan Kok Slew, charged with assaulting a car park attendant at Cuppage Road parking kiosk, took a dramatic turn today In the Fourth Magistrate's Court. Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee, the magistrate, after hearing the testimony
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    Will the Chinese teapot tilt the tea mart?
    294 5 Will the Chinese teapot tilt the tea mart? KUALA LUMPUR. Tues —Chinese tea- > drinkirg habits are occupying the attention of a group of agrioultural experts in Rome. They are worried that the teapot might "tilt the tea market." according to a report received here today. The report, dealing with
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    More land for ' rubber, oil palm
    75 5 More land for rubber, oil palm KUANTAN. rue.s.— The Mentrl Bc-,ar of Pah.ing. D;<;o Yahaya bm Haii Mohanied Sell, said her* yesterday that the State Government would grant more land to co-operative societies to plant rubber and oil palm. Speaking to 40 farmers from .Vr.uitut. Kuala Lipis and Raub. at
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    Brewers testify on a $50 mil. thirst
    637 5  -  CHEW LOY KOON: WHAT DO PEOPLE SEE IN BEER? Kuala Lumpur, Tues. MALAYSIANS drink $50 million worth of beer every year, the Tariff Advisory Board was told at a public inquiry today. "That's a lot of beer." said lnche Sujak bin Rahiman, a
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    BORDER REDS: PLEDGE BY THAI CHIEF
    188 5 KANGAR. Tuesday. 'J'HE Governor of the Thai province of Setul, Kun Thavatchai Dejativongse. last night assured Malaysia of the whole-hearted cooperation of his government in crushing Communists on the Malaysian-Thai border. "We realise that any increase in Communist activities will destroy peace and stability
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    Perlis backs Nasir's proposal
    105 5 Perlis backs Nasir's proposal KANGAR. Tues. The Perils National Language Action Committee yesterday decided to support th« pro posal by S y e d N a s i r bin Lsmail. director of the Oewan Baha.sa dan Pustaka. that the Central Government should pass legislation to ensure that the national
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    Brunei honours for five Malaysians
    162 5 IJUALA LUMPUR. Tues. v Five Malaysians will receive awards conferred on them by the Sultan of Brunei In his la>t birthday honours list at an Investiture ceremony at the Ist ana Brunei here tomorrow The award*, to be presented by Pennlran Kerma Indera Haji Mohamed
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    Put national interests first, call at Umno meeting
    142 5 KANGAR. Tues. The president of the new Perlis Selatan I mno division. H.iii Mokt.tr bin Ismail, yesterday urged all I mno leaders and members to "always put national interests first." "We must be prepared to forget racial difference* and live in harmony
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    Cyclist killed
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A cyrl:«. Tro Kirn Mi'nc- of Kamp<;nff T:ong Bahru. was killed yesterday after a collision with a lorry at Tiong Bahru Road.
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    Ban on exports to South Africa is final
    321 6 Ban on exports to South Africa is final KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. THE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, has told timber traders in Singapore and the States of Malaya that the Government's decision to ban all exports to South Africa is "final." But until the official Gazette
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    'Guard good name of police'
    201 6 Kuala Lumpur, Tuas. 'THE Irspector-Gene-x ral of the Royal Malaysia Police, Dato Sir Claude Fenrer, today reminded new members that they should not commit any act that would blemish the good rame of the force. He was addressing 132 new police constables at their pa.^sing-out
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    Motorised vehicles not for all vendors
    85 6 Motorised vehicles not for all vendors J£IALA LUMPUR. Tues. Only bread, ice-cream and milk vendors are required to use motorised vehicles within three years not all hawkers. The assistant secretary In the Federal Capital Commission. Mr. C. A. Peris. whs commenting today on recent reports that all hawkers were required
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    Lock icon Dato Ibrahim in Kuching
    49 6 KUCHING. Tues. Brigaolar Dato Ibrahim the Deputy Chief of General Staff of the Malaysian Armed Forces, arrived here today from Kuala Lumpur. The brigadier, on a routine visit to inspect Malaysian tioops in Sarawak, is expected to fly to Sibu in centraJ Sarawak tomorrow. Reuter.
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    Role of Malay shorthand
    79 6 SEREMBAN. Tjes. Malay shorthand will play an important role not only in Government administration but also In the commercial Held. the Merun Besar. Daio (DiV) Moh;immrd Said bin Mohammed, ta-d here this morning. He was addressing a gatherIng a: the Convent here when he opened the
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    Rover Scouts' conference
    44 6 KOTA BHARU, Tues.— About 200 Rover Scouts from all over Malaysia will attend a conference at, Kijang Camo here from Aug. 15 to Aug. 20. Invitations have been sent to all State Scout Associations. Delegates from Thailand will attend as ot>.server»
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    First US exchange student arrives in Penang
    251 6 PENANG, Tuej.. C I XTEEN-year-old VJ Christopher Le Griffin, the first American Field Service exchange student to visit Penang. said on arrival here last night he hoped to study th« national language. I > I'°1 how to meet as manj Malaysians as possible
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      506 6 PEOPLE COME |B IJ^H FIRST AT 40%** m* rlKdl ym m^ Br J lk NATIONAL 1^ /•ITV D A Mlt' Jr' t l -aaJai i WrtfPb cf V.I I I DAPIIV f >. |p| Ji That's Why More and More Malaysians Deal with Malaysia's First Bank People are what banks
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      185 6 XII oif Oop By V. T. Miami* n 1 1. WHICH*. EXPECT MM WEIL. SHE'S GOTTA T Ars^l^^ ._AN">OURS ISTrfONiy IyEH. 1 WHY CAN'T^— BaT I T^O ABOUT MXIR HAVE A CAVE OF I PUGHT... f^St ONE AROUND THAT'S VSHE STAY IS BECAUSE TM I WmJ V LITTLE OL' KOOZUH
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    Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE
    373 7 Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE LKSS than a month from today a mystery that has tantalised the world for 88 years may be solved once and for all." But it will be touch-and-go; for the opportunity of solving it will last barely half an hour. During this fateful 30 minutes America's
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    BY ROBERT CHAPMAN
    191 7 The dots, he believed, were oases. But Mars continues to be a very long way off. The nearest approach it < ver makes to earth is about 35 million miles. So nobody was very disappointed when a French astronomer, Kuscne Antoniadi. concluded in 1929 that the canals
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    BLOW AWAY THAT FLY WITH A RADIO WAVE
    220 7 HOW would you like to say "Buzz off!" to ants, flies, and wasps in their own language? This is quite on the cards for future Bank Holiday picnic parties. I hear. Scientists studying insect "language" are convinced that it could be done
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    Soon an answer to the riddle of Mars
    559 7 Soon an answer to the riddle of Mars KEEPING UP WITH SCIENCE otherwise the sun's rays would be reflected from it. Mars has two tiny moons. Deimos and Phobos, neither more than 10 miles in diameter, shedding weak silver iight at night. And astronomers also believe there are mountain ranges,
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    DEATHS
    85 8 M Wur4» Iff (Mintmtmrn) mm. w«I tIAK LINO of 110 »oo ■Tiiat Terrace passed away ?2-«-«fl leaving behind one son. one dauithter-In-law. (randrblldmi. Onrteae leave honee »-«<» at 400 pm. ebarp MRS MOO CHUN KAM nee ACTM F*« Tofee Lin 44 passed away peacefully on 71-S-a.t lesvina behtnd tM*
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    62 8 i* WeeWs US < Himmmm i tmb family of the kite Rev M M O>«rl»e B n Thsnks relating, and frierxis for their mee»a*ee of coeido■BßM TNI FAMILY OF the lste Madam Letetiimlammal 'wife of lste Mr R. rtiarmaltnffam Vardayah of KullmV •haak all friends and relative* for thHr
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      Going To Algiers
      639 8 Amendment of the AfroAsian conference schedule begins to appear likely, however desirable it may be that the change in government in Algiers should not impinge upon this summit meeting. The Foreign Ministers, in advance of the conference it- 1 self, are due to meet tomorIrow. There remains
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      376 8 Chinese and North Viet- namese reaction to the CotnI monwealth peace mission on Vietnam is disappointing if not unexpected. Neither country has yet officially amid that it will not receive the mission, but the abuse unleashed by Mr. Chou En-lai and by the Peking and Hanoi Press loaves
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      Export Ban
      189 8 The Central Government't ban on exports to South Africa seems to have been too abruptly imposed, at least for the timber industry. Unlike rubber and tin (the two other j principle exports to South Africa) for which world markets exist, timber for sale to one country must often
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      168 8 Filling forms by race or nation? AT the tuberculosis control unit at Moulmein Road I was asked to fill In a form. I was required to tick the appropriate space. 1. Chinese. 2. Maaysian. 3. Indian and Pakistani 4. Others. Naturally I put a tick against 2, but the officer
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    246 8 I REFER to th« news report ■Denial By Ong" (ST. June 19 1. Since your paper belleyes In fair reporting. I hope you will publish this letter. The UPP does not have an organising secretary by the name of V. Llngam. We even went through the
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    Flats— Vacant and For Sal
    1001 8  - Flats— Vacant and For Sal Francis Rozario Confrontation, the Vietnam crisis, controversy in Malaysia, high prices, easily available Government-built flats have depressed Singapore's property market By HUNDREDS of skyscraper flats built by private developers are vacant in Singapore today. Prospective buyers are adopting a "wait-and-see" attitude. The sale of flats
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    537 8  -  YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Matava VOCABULARY: Toton*. menolonc (v> to help: TOLONU preceding a verbal sentence may be traiK'.Ated "please"; salam (n) good wishes; kelab, berkelah to go (or a picnic; pantai <n> E3a side. set. shore, beach; renang, brrenanr (V) to swim; bawa, membawa (vi
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    'I landed twice'—by man trained in Indonesia
    408 9 'I landed twice'— by man trained in Indonesia CONFESSION TO POLICE OFFICER AFTER ARREST IPOH. Tuesday A MALAYSIAN who confessed that he received military training in Indonesia was captured the SECOND time he landed in Perak early this year, the High Court was told today. The confession was admitted as
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    HUNTERS WARNED: 'POT SHOTS' AT TIGERS AN OFFENCE
    148 9 KOTA BHARU, Tues.— The Deputy Game Warden, Kelantan, Mr. 1 Cecil W. Rajah, today warned local hunters that it was an offence to take "pot shots" ati tigers. Anyone charged with such *n offence was liable to a fine tt $1,000 or
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    Lee to meet union
    50 9 BINGAPORE. Tues.— The Prtm<> Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will meet representatives of thf •Singapore Bank Employee*' Union, at City Hall, at noon tomorrowAt 8 pm. he will officiate at the swearing-in ceremony of new officials of the Kwong Wai Sui Free Hospital in Scrap.soon Road
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    PAP meeting
    30 9 MALACCA. Tues. Singapore's Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will nddre.s* members of the PAP branch here xi the Badminton Hall in Tranquerah Road on Saturday at 7 p.m
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    Her pyjama game: $25
    64 9 BINGAPORE. Tues A 31-year-old woman appeared ln a magistrate's court today in her pyjamas to plead guilty to a charge of behaving in a disorderly manner ln Desker Road yesterday evening. The court was told that Tan Hoon. a married woman, was found drunk, throwing bottles,
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    Sawmills: Perak Govt's policy
    60 9 IPOH, Tues. The P' rak Government wtll not issue any more sawmill licences except to Malay enterprises. This was announcer) in the State Legislative meeting today, in reply to a written query by Mr. Veap Kneng Tarn (Alliance) on the Government's policy on the matter. The
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    Malaysia-Thai spirit of ASA continues: Ya'acob
    227 9 Malaysia Thai spirit of ASA continues: Ya'acob [£UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia and Thailand still maintain the spirit of ASA (Association of South-East Asia) and have "extremely friendly relations" even though the organisation is now stagnant. Malaysia's Ambassador to Thailand, Inche Ya'acob bin Abdul Latin*, said this here today when he
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    Ngee Ann students take case to Ministry
    134 9 CING-APORE. Tues. The Ngee Ann College students today took their dispute with the Ngee Ann Kongsl's commitee. which runs the college, to the Ministry of Education. Six student delegates met th* Ministry's Principal Assistant Secretary. Mr. William Cheng. as the Minister wai> engrged.
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    Pilgrimage leave: The regulations
    80 9 IPOH. Tues— Pilgrimage leave for Government officers is limited to the actual period necessary for the completion of the pilgrimage. the Perak Legislative Assembly was told today. An official reply to questions asked by Inche Ahmad Alias bin Mohamed Allff (All.-Balanja) said that Muslim officers were
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    Women fight: One detained
    54 9 TELUK ANSON Tues —A tapper. Jermah binte Zainal. 40. suffered head injuries during a fight with another woman at the Chui Chak Langkap road n«ar here last niffht. She vu admitted to the hospital and her condition it stated to be serious The polle* hert hay«
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    Dr. Lee to leave for Algiers tonight
    132 9 Dr. Lee to leave for Algiers tonight eiNGAPORE, Tues. Dr. Lee Siew Choh, chairman of the Barisan Sosialis. will leave tomorrow night fori Algiers to attend th« Afro-Asian conference as an observer. He was to have left last night, but postponed the trip ln view of the coup d'etat in
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    Magistrate ill, so rape case is postponed
    82 9 Magistrate ill, so rape case is postponed SINGAPORE TIMS. A preliminary inquiry scheduled for hearing today was postponed till tomorrow due to the magistrate. Mr. S. Rajendran. being Indls- i posed Hearing of the case against three men for allegedly raping a bar waitress had been fixed for two days.
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    Philips confident of our continued progress
    181 9 KI'ALA LUMPUR, Tues. The retiring Economic Adviser to the Prime Minister's Department, Dato W. T. Philips, left for the United States today fully confident that under the present Alliance leadership Malaysia "will stride ahead in its development.'* Dato Philips' services were made available five
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    New stamps for airport opening
    83 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— New postage -stamps of the lft-cent and 3O<ent denominations will be on sale on Aug. 30 to mark the opening of the m International Airport ln Subang. 14 miles from here. The stamps will feature the International Airport terminal building. The colours
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    Toh: List reasons for closing this bank
    105 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Singapore'^ Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today called for a White Paper from the Central Government lLstlng Its reasons for clos- Ing the Bank of China. "The closure cannot j merely be an act of administration. Political implications
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    How many Portuguese in S'pore? No one knows
    171 9 How many Portuguese in S'pore? No one knows CINGAPORE. Tues. How many Portuguese nationals are there in Singapore? No one here today could supply the answer. Both the Registry of Persons and the Btatlstlci Department said there were no figures available Said a Statistics Department official: "Their number is so
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    School principal transferred
    50 9 KANGAR Tues— The principal of the Derma Englifh School. Mr. Lian Teik Jin. will be transferred to the Government Secondarr English School. Port Dickson. at the end of this month. Inche Ahmad bin Meon of the Tun Abdul Razak School. Tanjong Malim. will succeed Mr. LJsn here.
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    Big timber treatment plant installed
    462 10  - Big timber treatment plant installed ARUN SENKUTTUVAN By THK Anglo-American Corporation Ltd has completed installation work on a $400,000 timber dry kiln plant the only one of its kind in Malaysia at Pandamaran, near Port Swetten ham. The three kilns in the plant can dry about 600 tons of timber
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    BOOTS' SALES INCREASE
    44 10 World sales of Boots Pure Drug Company reached a record 130 million la.si year, the chairman, Mr. Willoughby Norman, says In his annual report. This compares with the previous record of £119.3 million in the financial year ended March 31. 1964.
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    70th hotel for Ipoh
    85 10 THE new three-storey Merlin Hotel in Clare Street. Ipoh which commenced business last Friday, will hold its official opening with a cocktail party on Saturday. It is the 70th hotel In Ipoh. Costing (300.000, it has one of the biggest air-conditioned bars in Ipoh. 24 rooms
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    DRUG FIRM DONATES ANTIBIOTICS TO CHARITY
    226 10 DRUG FIRM DONATES ANTIBIOTICS TO CHARITY A FORMER resident of Singapore paid a return visit recently and renewed many of the contacts he has established over a number of years since the early post-war days. He is Count Camlllo deCastlgllonl. President of Litepharma Laboratories Division of International Holdings Ltd. Count
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    2 on factory course
    94 10 TWO senior technicians of Roneo (Malaysia) Ltd have lett for Australia for a two-month factory course on programming and maintenance. They are Mr Alan Yong of Kuala Lumpur (above left), and Mr. Tan Lye Seng of Singapore trlght). seen here with 'Mr Yap Slen Hin of
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    Humes get big export order from Hong Kong
    218 10 HUME Industries (Far East) Ltd. has won a big export order from the Hong Kong Government for the supply of steel water pipe. The contract, worth $18 million, was obtained against competition from Hong Kong and other overseas suppliers, and is required
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    Director back from U.S.
    52 10 Mr. Henry K.H. Mack. 18, managing director of Goodmeal Biochemical Manufactory Ltd., Ipoh, has leturned after a one-and-a-half month study tour in America where he studied various aspects ;of tl.e lermentatlon Industry. Among the places he visited were San Francisco. Chicago. Milwaukee. St. Louis, New York
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    GOOD FUTURE FOR COIR INDUSTRY
    163 10 ANE of Malaysia's newest enterprises, the coir v industry, is taking fruit and could well become an important contributory force to the growth of the national economy, according to industry circles. Four factories are already In progressive operation, two In Johore and two In Butterworth,
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    COMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS
    131 10 COMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS market in Malaysia, thus offering the industry a bright future. Dr. Ernst Fehrer, pioneer In the development of special machinery for the coir industry. has now introduced its DC 3 type deflbring machine to Malaysia, a model of which was demonstrated in Butterworth recently by the
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    Accountancy body has 255 members
    123 10 Accountancy body has 255 members fHE Malaysian Association of Certified Public Accountants, formed seven years ago, has today a total of 255 members of whom 126 are In practice. It has gained recognition as a I body representing the accountancy profession in the country and has been consulted on by
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    CPA FLIGHT SERVICES EXPANSION
    196 10 CPA FLIGHT SERVICES EXPANSION /"'ATHAY PhiHic Airways li»s V bought another Oonvalr «nn--22M ai a loial com exceeciiiia $1* i million. This It the third jet 10 be added to it> fleet \wtltm S uw ana the second within 12 months A spokesman says the new aircraft, expected to be
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    THIRD BUSINESS TRIP TO JAPAN
    82 10 THE manuaine partner of Khrmanico Textiles. Singapore. .Mr. (i. Khrmani (above), left on Monday to make a third business trip to Japan. Korea and Taiwan. The purpose l« to strengthen the trade tiei between his firm and manufacturers in those countries, expand business and finalise
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    $3,000 'fine' if they quit
    348 11 UNIQUE AGREEMENT BINDS NEW-STYLE UNITED FRONT NOW CONTROLLING COUNCIL TAIPING, Tuesday. A NEW-STYLE of United Front now controls the Taiping Town Council, bound by an agreement which is unique in its features The composition of the new Front, to be called the "Taiping Coalition" was
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    Take-over 'plot': Club 'locals' i threaten to guit
    195 11 Take-over 'plot': Club 'locals' i threaten to guit I"»AWAU, Tues. Local A members of Tawau Sports Club have threatened to resign because of an alleged plot by European members to take over the committee. Inche R. M. Jasni. an offlcial of the United Sabah National Organisation. alleged that few Asian
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    Lawyer elected
    36 11 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues An [poh lawyer. Mr. Lai Harcharan Singh, has been elected president >f the Old Cliffordians' Associa:ion. with Inche Mohamed Noor 3in Hun Ibrahim as secretary md Mr- S. Pathmalingam v :reasureri
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    Sister of missing woman tells of mystery calls
    173 11 Sister of missing woman tells of mystery calls KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE family of a missing woman, Miss Siew Kam Yoke, 30, are now offering a reward of $1,000 to anyone who can trace her. Kam Yokes younger sister Miss Slew May Lan. 27. said today: "We have not been
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    Lock icon Cotton quotas negotiations
    46 11 I LONDON, Tues Britain Is negotiating news export quota arrangements with tlie cotton exporting countries if the Commonwealth, a Board of Trade I spokesman said here yesterdayWhen agreement had been 1 reached, an announcement on I the arrangements will be made. 1 Reuter.
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    Penghulu election
    27 11 PENANG. Tu&>.— Muslim villaeers in the Multim of Jelutong will meet at the village mosque at 9 a.m. on Sunday to elect a new penghulu.
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    New T.B. ward
    35 11 TAIPING. Tues.— Work: ha& began on a new tuberculosis ward at the district hospital here, capable of accommodating 100 patients. The hospital at present has 66 men and 18 women TB. patients.
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    Lock icon Britain would like UN role in peace with Indonesia
    215 11 LONDON, Tuesday 4 BRITISH Govern- m c n t spokesman said last night that Britain would like to see the United Nations used to bring an end to the fighting between Indonesia and Malaysia. But Mr. Walter Padley. Joint Minister of
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    Police arrest two thugs
    54 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Police have arrested two secret society thuga under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance. One of the thugs is an assistant headman of the "328" secret society group operating In the Serangoon Road area. The other is a member of the < »69" group
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    New midwife clinic
    36 11 DL'NGUN. Tues. -The Men in B*>ar „f TTergganu Da.o Ibr«nim Filtn bin Mohamad. w.|, open a community hall ar.d a midwife clinic at Durian Men-tf-npn. U alias from Dm. em I tttj 4.
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    Missing waitress: Her phone call from Ipoh deepens mystery
    341 11  -  JUDITH YONG: By Singapore, Tuesday J'HE mystery of a young missing Singapore bar waitress, whose four-day disappearance has been reported to the police, took a new turn this morning when Susan Lim, 20, made a telephone call to her landlady in
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    'COME HOME' PLEA TO MISSING SCHOOLBOY
    149 11 'COME HOME' PLEA TO MISSING SCHOOLBOY VUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A 13-year-old Form Two pupil of the St John's Institution here has been missing from his home in Jalan Pakis, Sentul since June 8. The boy. N. Maria Arokiara] (above), was last seen that morning leaving for school. It has been
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    Branch chairman
    26 11 SEGAMAT. Tues. Mr. P;ara Singh, headmaster of the Primary English School here, has been elected chairman of tne National Union of Teachers Segamat Branch).
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    111 14 MELBOURNE. Tues. INDUSTRIALS moved narrowly around steady levels. Falls slightly shaded rises. Trading was quiet. Babe metals were slightly firmer and oils were steady. Today's closing pricea wiu> Monday's prices In brackets: Mount laa 37/5 (37/10) N. Broken Hill (10a.) 36/10 (36/7) Ampol 8/11 (8/11) Auat. Con. Tnd
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    235 14 June 22. Thre« montha. INDUSTRIALS Bouatead 13 cv. McAllat«r9 cv. City Dev. 6 ct*. M. lnvt. 8 ctt. C 8. Holding 1* CU. N. Iron 8 eta. Dunlops 10 CU. 0.C.8.C. 14 eta. Smelting Kothmana 8 CU. 21 eta San 6 eta. Gaso 11 cv. 8«1. Prop. 11
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    53 14 jlll pitvini rate of the Malayan di.il.u against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 last year is Selling TT or OD S. 3 15/lttd. Buying TT 2s. 4 1/164. Buying OD 2s. I <l The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its range
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    37 14 ON the fraa exchange market In Hong Kong yeaterday tbe U.I. dollar quoted at 3.76} for T.T. and 5.75 for eaah. Sterling wan quotrd at 16.01 and ena taal »f cold at 2591. 1^ I
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 14 June 22. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 71i cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: $736.25 (up 59.12J). Unofficial estimated offering 250 tons (up 25 tons).
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    SIM LIM TO PAY DIVIDEND AT RATE OF 7: PER CENT
    948 14 From Our Market Correspondent YET another of the more recently formed companies. Sim Lim Investments Ltd.. is declaring a dividend. It was announced yesterday that the directors will recommend to the annual meeting in Singapore on June 30 a
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 14 Malayan Stock Indices June M June 22 'Industrials: 69.17 68.21 Tins: 85.71 85.17 S rubbers: 1U2.59 102.59 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962 100
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    BUSINESS DONE
    901 15 t:ss In and reported to me Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the mock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In bracket*: INDUSTRIALS Bouttead (1.000) M IU. Cold Store (7.UCU) JIH7. Dunleaa (»,000> Si. 2o. Ktse 5i. 45 8U 12.000, SI 40.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    240 15 JULY first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 71 m cents per lb.. down a quarter of a cent on Monday's closing level for the position. Tbe tone was dull. R.A.B. and F.M.R.E. closing prices in cents per lb.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    107 15 THE Malayan Exchange Banks* Association rnnrle theflo ihAnges Id Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates !o $100): New York: huvtnß TT 32 11/16. airmail OD 32 13,16 90 d/at 33 3/16 credit hills, 33 A 'l6 trade hills. Canada: buyint; TT 35 7/16, airmail OD 35 9/16.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    53 15 fHINESE Product Exchange. Sln««S«y: Coconut oil: hulk 1641 scllrri, drum 5671 sellc-rs. Copra: June/July UK, Continent t'n<|uote<l. Pepptr: Muntok white *IS3 sellers, ■atavat white |IS2» nellem, special Limponi: hlick Sl47i(N> sellers. AST A SISO(N) seller*. Singapore Coconut Oil Millars' Attociation prices: hulk $64 sellers, drum Singapore Copra Association
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    Straits tin up $9.12* on better general demand
    315 15 October at 183 > 4 US cents per lb. Tin closed firm. Tin futures were steady with eight lots traded. STOCKS: Stocks of refined tin In London Metal Exchange warehouses at the end of last week rose 202 tons to 1.250 tons,
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    112 15 SHIPS lying alongside the Singapore wharves or expected today are: ll.iriiiinitiii 1/2, Polaris N.W. 1, Llpl* N.W 2. SfKnmat N.W. 4. Auby N.W ft. Naatot 6 7. Kllrn Bakke 8/». Wlni; On K> Hi rTasjl— H K.-rr 25/26. Kcuadoriaii Itr.fir 31 '32. Shomron 3.V36, -N.lnrv M.nii 4U/41.
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      740 15 NOTICES SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE. IN THE CAUSE OF Suit No. 376 of 1965 Execution No. 102/65. Singapore Sin Seng Lee Trading Company Limited Plaintiff Versus Klan Lam Company Limited Defendant AUCTION SALE OF Writing tables, counter, showcases. Iron safes, steel filing cabinet, weighing machine, chairs,
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      472 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT KEY PUNCH OPERATORS Applications are Invited from suitable female candidates who are Federal Citizens for the posts of Key Punch Operators In the Electronic Data Processing Section of the Finance Division at Accounts Headquarters. Kuala Lumpur. The minimum qualification should be a pa.-> in the
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      469 15 NOTICE SIM LIM INVESTMENTS LIMITED At a meeting of the Directors on 21st June 1965 It was decided to recommend a first and final ordinary dividend of 714% less Income tax on the Issued ordinary capital of the Company payable on 2nd i August 1965. Duly completed trans- fers received
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      563 15 TENDERS rt.M. DOCKYARD, SINGAPORE SALE BY TENDER NO. 361/65 Tenders are Invited for the pur:hase of Brass old 70, 3 b and 60/ 10, Copper old. Ferrous Scrap, ?ast Iron. Mixed Metal, Ammunition Boxes, Dry Batteries. Tanks i" 50 Cal. etc. Prospective purchasers will be >ermltted to enter H.M. Naval
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      183 15 TENDERS PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN JABATAN PENJARA MALAYSIA TawaranS cil-pelawa bagl membekal dan menghantar kereta2 motor kapada Pejabat2 Penjara di-Malaya sebagaiman. Yang diJadualkan bagi tahun 1965. 2. Tiap2 tawaran hendak-lah dlkemukakan dengan borang tawaran. rasmi dan hendak-lah di-ser-takan dengan Resip' Wang Pertarohan Perbendaharaan atau Pejabat Penjara sebanyak $100/-. Cheque tidak di-terima. Tawaran
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    IS NEW TRACK BELOW PAR?
    310 16 POOR PERFORMANCES POSE QUESTION: By Krnest Frida: Singapore. Tuesday. JS THE NEW bitumen track at Fairer "Park, which cost the Singapore Government $20,000, up to standard? This question is posed following the poor times returned during the Achilles club championships held last weekend. There ..s
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    Confrontasi goes to IBF meeting
    115 16 Confrontasi goes to IBF meeting JAKARTA, I ins The Indnnrn.in delegation to the International Badminton Fede- ation meeting in London next ncrk will carry their country* confrontation campaign .igain^t Mala<>ia to the meeting. Lt.-Col. Sukajtmo Sudlman, chairman *f th. Indonesian Badminton \s«ih i.itiini. said in a radio broadcast that Indonesia
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    No plans to wed—Maria
    59 16 No plans to wed— Maria LONDON. Tivv Brazilian tennus star Mona Butmo (pictured left) and Harald B-iwiborich. the German piayer. have tooth drnieci here that they havp any plans to marry ye: W» are jurt food friends. Maria 25. »»:d M the couple trolled hand in hand at a prp-Wimbledon
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    M-SOCCER: AUSSIES MAY NOT COME
    170 16 M-SOCCER: AUSSIES MAY NOT COME KUALA LUMPUR. Tuev Au*tralia are unlikely 10 arrep. Uie FA of Malay.sii.'t. Invitation to compete in the Merdeka tournament here on Auk 14-28 This was staged by the FAM secretary, Kwok Kin Keng. today. Mr. Kwok has been informed by Lee Wai Tong. the Asian
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    Lock icon England on their way to victory
    371 16 loklkjim. Tuesday. I^NGLAND were well on their way to victory in the Second Test against New Zealand at Lord's yesterday and, after being set to score 216 runs, were 64 for one, when bad light stopped play ten minutes early. Play was held up
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    Lock icon WIMBLEDON Emerson wins on rain-ruined Ist day
    304 16 WIMBLEDON Emerson wins on rain-ruined Ist day I ONDON. Tues. -Oniy Xj 17 of the scheduled 64 men's singles matches were completed yesterday when the 79th Wimbledon lawn tennis championships had a rain-ruined op c n i n g here. Play generally was a.s dull a> the weather, producing no
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    Shariman gets the winner
    76 16 SINGAPORK. Tups I>>pitp beinvr reinforced by tive new arrivals today, Kwone Wall, the visiiiiitt Hone KonK soccer team, were bin ten 3-2 by Sineanore at Jatan Besnr Stadium tonight. Singapore led 2-1 at halftlire. srorlni; through Qnah Kirn S«rr (12mllUi and Majld Ariff Kwok Moon Thai,
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    76 16 SO< KR Ipoh Div. 1: Ramblei* 2 M'ir:rjpallt 1 0. Div. Kilat (A Pha-i Bro--: Div. .1: Borneo Motors 4 Pernk Turf Club SC 1 b PHD final: Ti« pall S Ipoli 1 Kjmpir Div. I: Police 8 Perak Rrer Hydro 1 Taipinc I.jcr Div. 1: MfeM Msla yu
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      420 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PLNAM, PORI COMMISSION Application* m ui\ii«a Uum pei^uns anuei 3u >e«m> ol Hge, »uo are r'eaeral citueus hoiaiug a Degree ot u<e Unlver&iiy ol Maiaya or iv equivaiem, lor uppoiuiment. ao A^i^taoi I'ratuc Supervisor trainees in the Commissions Traffic Department. The appointment, »nu.n provider an upeniutt lur peiaous
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      130 16 you don't need V Li tUf to know the language! When you go Italiano style. Bombay, Karachi*, Naples anrj Genoa make up the Italian way ...Lloyd Triestino makes tha majestic difference. Italian musicians to dance to, fabulous cuisine in tha elegant restaurants. You name your pleasure, a gay whirl or
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      92 16 DIARY SOC'CKK— SBIII A Senior (up: Shell v J.irdme Pacing >: Junior, Cup: Harpers v Hotel Singapura: Robnihons v NTS: Baia v Pect i all at Farrer Park>: STC v Sime, Darby lOeylangi: SRIIKA League' i replay I Borneo Motors v Wearnes 'Ferrer Park i. S'eor Div. I: t'mno' Police
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      298 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS enough 'or fe«*t 1. The rare storm that causes s H (trleven more perhaps »boui other destructive natural phe- tn v nomena »5-7) 6 Fpel sttonglv wh«n lies arc Eg. Use In si different way, involved (T) Bob being absent with the gtrl 'Disposing of th«
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      Dust Fury can outsprint Putra Klang
      639 17  - Dust Fury can outsprint Putra Klang Epsom Jeep RACING b LAST TRY IS A GOOD THING IN THE FIRST RACE pUTRA KLANG, who led all the way over 7f with topweight of 9.0 on Sunday, is strongly fancied to win again today. He carries only 2-lb more in Race Four
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      JAY TRUMP BEATEN
      82 17 P.RIS, Mon. Hyeres 111 won the French Grand National for the second year in succession here yesterday, beating Yasco and the Aintree Grand National winner, the American horse Jay Trump. Hyeres 111 Is owned by Max Gadalas and was ridden by Jean Dumas. Yasco, ridden by Maurice
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      TIMESPORT SELECTIONS
      115 17 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER R*o» 1 LAST TRY Young Eagle Chengai Batn LAST TRY Rupee Young Eagle LARA TOR Last Try Chengai Bat* PETITE M'SELLE Silver Dragon Timber Lass TIMBER LASS Silver Dragon Crown Leasa BILVER DRAGON Petite M'aella Timber U* Km* S K- INFORMER Rough Touch
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      K.L. CARD
      886 17 Race 1-3.0 Cl 6 Div 2 ($4,000) sU 1 ***** Rape* a (Goh Lee) Zaln 8 9.0 Moxham 6 2 069H6 LarKlor a iJonaii Bt> E Breuk. 5 8.12 (F) Mitchell 3 3 ***** Chcngai Batu g (Pour Co.) RS Breuk. 7 8.11 (F) Aaowadl 3 4 *****
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      Lock icon RACING 'BATTLE-ITS SECURICOR v DOPERS
      124 17 RACING 'BATTLE- ITS SECURICOR v DOPERS ONDON, Tues. Britain's horse racing Industry has hired a private police force to guard racing stables against dopera. The Turf Board and the Horserace Betting Levy Board said yesterday that the Levy Board was financing a threeyear contract with Securicor, a firm which specialises
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      Lock icon Connolly breaks his world record
      180 17 ATHLETICS LOS ANGELES, Tues—American Hal Connolly, the 33--year-old Callfornian teacher, bettered his c\ n world hammer re- cord with a throw of 233 ft 9';ln (***** metres i at Walnut yest«r- j day. Last month Connolly broke his ■Betel world record of 231 ft 10in
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      New US Open champion Player wins $78,000 —then gives it all away
      352 17 New US Open champion Player wins $78,000 then gives it all away CT. LOUIS, Tues. South African golfer Gary Player was the jubilant new United States Open champion today and US$l,OOO poorer. Player won U5526,000 )n capturing the coveted title yesterday and gave It all away. He added $1,000 more
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      138 17 mm^^^^m^^^^^^Xm^ll tmil a 2^ AM \w^- JmW\ \rm mw i 7 IB i- i' i» ■BIT flllV ■^^^E^^^^^LflE 1 .^mmmmmJ* lW"~ jLWk W K^B M^mmt WmW wWlmm^mmmW J A Mm 9 Wcttjp iDlim#f ip*Sli fstjßS***"* colours. This issue contains some practical articles on colour tor beginners: MAKING A START IN
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    'Quaker service the world over'
    64 18 SINGAPORE. Tues.— A Canadian Colombo Plan adviser. Mr. Russell McArthur. will give a talk to the Rotary Club of Singapore (West) on "Quaker service the world over" on Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Prince's Restaurant. The club will hold a dinner on the same
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    Free film shows
    32 18 SINGAPORE. Tues— The field section of the Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at Kampong Loyang. Bukit Mandal Village and Kampong Eng Ann at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Toh: Not true our ships trade with Indonesia
    583 18 Toh: Not true our ships trade with Indonesia SINGAPORE. Tv««. CINCAPORE'S Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today flatly denied an accusation by the Singapore Malay Seamen's Union that some local shipping companies are conducting "illegal trading" with Indonesia. The unions secretary-general. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Mohamed, yesterday
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    DEATHS
    122 18 A. IOMU hrothrr-iri-in-.v. s.F. Bamy P.W I> rlumbvr Xin«:fi|>ori> Airport dlrd or. L'j |H, Cortrm' IM*M General Hc'simk.l at 4 :ji> i 1:1. rr.mation Hindu cnni'tary. C.CORCE lOC.C.iri PERRY. 1,7. P»»wd .1 -i* peacefully on i.: 1„., OWMM |MV« 133 Sii.mnoon Garden Kay ..i I.M r rii to.iav ..'l-ii-to
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    LONDON STOCKS
    267 18 LONDON, Tues— Closlne middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: .11 1 1 111 .1 II ?onsol I\'n S.'il\ Funding 4% £91 3 16 War 3'ii'n £51 13 16 BANk> 1 16 -rl'l6 Chartered 41 !t Honukoni; £8 INSIKAM t :onf Un 42 3 Prudentials
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    RUBBER
    48 18 LONDON. Tuefc— Bpot SlSd.. July 2!9'16d.. Aug. 21' id.. Sept 217 16d July/Sept 21' 2 d.. Oct./ Dec 21 ■"'-d. Jan /March 21 5 Ificl.. April June 21 id.. July Sept. 21 3 16d Oct Dec 21 .d. ell July 21Ud. Ana 211 16d Tone: Barely steady
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    TIN
    23 18 LONDON. Tues Buy«>r* £14.i2'i. filers £1455. Forward buyers £1448. sellers *****. Settlement £14bl Turnover am 175 tons, p.m 15 tons Tone: Dull.
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    Chilli sauce maker fined
    235 18 KLANG, Tuesday. Tlll-1 proprietor of the Hung Foong Chilli Sauce Manufacturing Company at Cecil Street in Kuala Lumpur was today fined a total Of $.'M) in the magistrate's court here for selling chilli sauce containing harmful ingredients. In addition, the proprietor Lee Song, will have to
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    Jungle surprise
    53 18 QF ALL TIMES AND PLACES! During n patrol in the jungles of Sarawak, Australian infontrymen passed through a kampong and met a violin-playing Dayak villager. Sgt. Jam Clarke moved in for a closer look to make sure he wasn't seeing things. Sgt. Clarke is with the 3rd. Bn.,
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    Mystery of dead European on road
    99 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. An unidentified Kurnpean WU found cloud at <; 45 this morning In .1 backlane of Hoe Chiang Road. Junction of Taniong Pagar Road. The dead man carried no Identification papers. Police «aye tins description of him: Height sft. 81n.. medium build with
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    To honour Dato
    40 18 SINGAPORE. Tues.— l Klang Huay Kunn will hokl a dinner tomorrow m Its premises In St. Thomas Road to a the conferment oi i Mr. Runme Shaw, chairman of V.te Shaw Organisations, by iiir y.<hk di-Pertuan Anons.
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    Those old cent coins again in demand...
    173 18 ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The public h;id lo pay odd prices 27 cents, IY2 cents and !)7 cents for their soft drinks and l>eer from today. The Pan-Malayan CofTeeshop Keepers' Association has directed all its 10.000 members throughout Malaya to reduce the price of
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    Lock icon Manila A-A team off
    37 18 Manila A- A team off MANILA. Tues Foreign Secretary Mauro Mendez left today to Join other me.nbers of the Philippine delegation to the second Afro-Asian conference awaiting word In Paris on whether to proceed to Algiers. UPI.
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      346 18 (got $ioo?)J~3nKt£§|^R^H^P^Mt> *HBt H^H^H^g* 1 Migflßtl Hsf I .m^LXW WWw l~f i i tail I mr- Why not invest it in 3rd. KbbJL. Malayan Fund"— and join me tB BLV as a P art owner of Malaysian V IkY Industry PhttoKrapri CMirUsy ot Shell. By investing your savings (even as
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      47 18 'the weather 1 HiKlic 1 iii.ii lowesl temperatures In Malaysia lor lh<- period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 pjn ■gkeal Lvwetl Kuala Lumpiir Bl 73 Kota Bharu 73 Penang «8 T.i Ipoh !tl Malacca 88 72 Singapore 78 C. Highlands '2 59 Jesselton 75 Kuchine 'JO 72
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