The Straits Times, 4 August 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE OAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 Mat"*** The Straits Times Kstd. 1845 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005 WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1965
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    Senu: The Alliance aim is TRUE friendship among all
    1018 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday TTIK "silent but substantial revolution" in Malaysia brought about by Alliance policies was today referred to by the Minister for Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman. The Alliance, he said, believed in promoting "true friendship and
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    Lock icon Nkrumah envoy: I've a letter from Ho
    557 1 LONDON, Tuesday THE Ghanaian envoy, Mr. Kwesi Armah, returned from Hanoi today carrying a letter from North Vietnam President Ho Chi Minh for President Kwame Nkrumah. Speaking to reporters at London airport about his peace mission to Hanoi, he said his talks with
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    Lock icon Cairo in contact with Peking, Hanoi
    148 1 Cairo in contact with Peking, Hanoi CAIRO, Tues. The newspaper A I Ah ram said today that the United Arab Republic Government "is carefully studying" the proposal by Yugoslav President Tito and Premier Shastri of India, for mediation in the Vietnam war. "The Government has been in contact with Peking
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    Base's link with South re-opened
    273 1 gAIGOX, Tues. Vietnamese military units restored Danang's highway link to the South after Vietcong guerillas had severed all road communications between the garrison city and the rest of the country for three days. A I ,S. spokesman reported I hat two sections of a bridge
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    FREE primary education in Borneo from January
    591 1 FREE primary education in Borneo from January KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. JHE MINISTER of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir johari, today announced that Sabah and Sarawak will be provided with free primary education in all Government and Government-aided schools from Jan. 1 next year. He made this long-awaited announcement in a statement
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    Singapore welcome today for Tengku
    84 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, will arrive in Singapore by air tomorrow afternoon on his way back to Kuala Lumpur. A BOAC Jetliner, carrying the Tengku and his wife, is due to touch down at Paya Lebar airport at 2.10 p.m. A
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    Lock icon Man gives $7 mil factory to workers
    102 1 Man gives $7 mil factory to workers OONN, Tues. A childless German industrialist is celebrat i n g his 70th birthday by giving his 10 mHlion marks ($7.6 million factory to his 300 employees. They will become shareholders in the flourishing vacuum pump concern at Wetzlar, Hesse. Dr. Erich Pfeiffer,
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    Lee on holiday
    29 1 SINGAPORE, Tue« Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has taken one week's leave from yesterday until next Monday when Parliament will meet In Kuala Lumpur.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    87 1 LONDON. Tues. A little boy who had his tonsils out in a Poole hospital, told his mother the operation was carried out by God. the hospitals sUff newsletter said. The boy said: "When I went into the big room, there were two lady an- pels all dressed
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    Lock icon Six Hungarians seek asylum
    40 1 COPENHAGEN. Tues. Six Hungarians wlio defected from a tourist, group on a three-day visit to Denmark have sought political asylum in Denmark. Danish police reported today. The Hungarians are being held fer examination In Copenhagen. Reuter.
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    Youths warned on 'reefer' peril
    394 1 Youths warned on 'reefer' peril SINGAPORE. Tucs. A warning to youths "to stay clear of cigarettes or 'reefers' offered free of charge by strangers" was issued by the Police and Customs today. The strangers may be "un- scrupulous peddlers of a i dangerous drug— Indian hemp or ganja they said.
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    30 1 SI'DAN TROLBLK KHARTOI M. Tues. ActinK Prim*- .Minister Abdalla Nuedalla flew to Juba. in troubled Southern Sudan, today amid reports armed foreign mercenaries had eroded into country. Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Vietnam peace bid
      278 2 U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. Dean Rusk told a Press conference yesterday that the United States would five its full support to any United Nations move towards a peaceful settlement in Vietnam. "In any peace settlement we would like to see all military forces now in South
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      Lock icon Indian women in war exercise
      30 2 INDIAN women of a communications unit, covered with camouflage of green leaves on their heads, take part in field manoeuvres near New Delhi. U.P.I, picture.
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      Lock icon Elections postponed in the Congo
      178 2 IUEEK-LONG general elections scheduled to begin on Sunday in three Congo provinces were une xpectedly postponed for a few days because of incomp 1 c t c preparations, Radio Leopoldville said. It was reported last week that the elections in Kwilu and Central Kivu would
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      Lock icon Russians to aid Indian power
      59 2 NEW DELHI. Tues. A team of Soviet experts will visit India boon to help design thermal power station, according to the Indian Minister for Power and Irrigation, Dr. K. L. Rao. Dr. Rao. who recently visited the Soviet Union, told a. Press conference that Russia
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      SCIENCE RECORDS A STRONG INDONESIAN QUAKE
      102 2 SCIENCE RECORDS A STRONG INDONESIAN QUAKE OERKELEY Calif or•L* nia), Tues. An earthquake strong enough to cause damage was recorded here early today and seismologists said It appeared to have been centered near Indonesia. The earthquake registered a strength of 7.25 on the Richter scale of the University of California's
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      Lock icon 50 injured in clash with police
      69 2 T\JEW DELHI, Tues.— At least 50 people were injured, a dozen seriously, in violent demonstrations in Indore, Madhya Pradesh, against the recent IndoPakistanl ceasefire agreement in the Rann of Kutch. The army was alerted when violent crowds threw bottles and stones at police. The
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      Lock icon A Jakarta retrial for Sumatrans who killed officer
      166 2 fAKARTA. Tues. J Members of North Sumatra's High Court are here to begin th#» retrial of 23 Communist peasant union members convicted of beatinp an army officer to death. The Government conyened the court in Jakarta oa the protest of Communist elements
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      Lock icon Britain asks Indonesia for compensation
      136 2 T ONDON. Tues. Britain has asked Indonesia for adequate and effective compensation for expropriation by the Indonesian Government of certain British assets in Indonesia, the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Michael Stewart, said in the House of Commons yesterday. Mr Stewart was replyin? to a Conservative member
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      34 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby b«.' no! otrr.' exit.' out/1 r i aaa LATER Kl'Ve WA6WED MY MOUTU OUT^ and i promise never to y s >. EAT GAELIC 1 rpLeA6fcL67 )r= POR LUNC Vr-^n
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Wilson, Heath in bitter Commons clash over economic policy
      559 3 THE British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, and Mr. Edward Heath, new Tory opposition leader, shouted at each other amid uproar in the House of Commons last night in a debate on a motion of no confidence in Mr. Wilson's nine-month-old
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      Lock icon Sit-in broken up
      29 3 ALLKNDALE. (South Carolina i. Tues. Stat« aid local officers broke up threatened all-night Nit -in at the Allendale County courthouse yesterday and arrested 37 people. AP.
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      Verdict on Mills: He killed himself with a gun
      300 3 Verdict on Mills: He killed himself with a gun ONDON. Tues. For-int-r world boxing champion Freddie Mills bad been worried about bis nightclub and bad newspaper publicity before he was found shot dead in his car last week, his widow told an inquest here yesterday The coroner returned a verdict
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      Widow June gets a bigger grant from Powell's estate
      258 3 Widow June gets a bigger grant from Powell's estate LOS ANGELES. Tuesday. JUNE Allyson. who recently claimed she has an J income of only U.S. $100 a week, was yesterday granted U. 5.53.000. 53. 000 a month family allowance from the estate of her late multi-millionaire husband. Dick Powell. In
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      89 3 I ONDON. Tues. I>M men in white miUn stepped out of a tailor's store bere yesterday to start a month-long experiment on London's crime. Mr Roger Smith. 35. television director and Mr. Stuart MacMillan, 27, art dixecUr. will wear their 45 suits every day for the next
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      Lock icon Mariner-4 gets instructions to turn off its tape recorder
      119 3 Mariner-4 gets instructions to turn off its tape recorder PASADENA (California), Tues. Scientists last night fed electronic instructions across 140 million miles in space to Mari-ner-4 to turn off the tape recorder that moments before completed the repeat transmission of historic Mars photographs. But the three commands, originating at the
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      Lock icon Lords give in on trade union rights Bill
      118 3 I ONDON Tues. The House ol Lords last night veered away from challenging the House of Commons over a Bill on trade union rights. On June 24. the Lords adopted an amendment which would have wrecked the Bill. Last week, the Commons
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      258 3 MISS MALAYSIA 1965 (Miss International 1%6 Beauty Contest in Long Beach, California) says '7 love HICEE, because it beautifies the complexion." IT l&90Q&t MwQb M2t^la M Wiwfi^ You can keep your complexion smooth and clear by taking reyularly HICEE. wonder tonic, candy taste. Each Sweetlet is equivalent to 1 0
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    Razak on how to ensure a trouble free future
    320 5 Razak on how to ensure a trouble free future KUALA LCMPIR, Toes. A trouble-free future for Malaysia can only be ensured through evolutionary and not revolutionary chances, the actinic Prime Minister lun Abdul Razak. said here today. Tun K.i/ak, who was addressing a visiting group from tbe University of Singapore
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    Coffee shop robbery
    48 5 •ENANG. Tues— Three robbers aided a coflee St>o|) in Chulia v.roet last night, attacked two •hop assistants with bottles and ■hairs, and escaped with $160 in ish and cigarettes. Two of the robbers escaped on i motor cycle while the other (led on a bicycle.
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    Malacca won't celebrate birthday
    87 5 Malacca won't celebrate birthday M ALACCA. Tues. MalTi lacca Btate will not celebrate the birthday of Its Governor, Tun Hajl Abdul Malek bin Yusof. on Monday In view of the Government's austerity drive. This decision was made by the state Executive Council. Monday will, however, be a holiday in the
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    New homes for 100 families
    38 5 KLUANO. Tues. About 100 families yesterday moved to thei FX.D.A. scheme area at Ayer Hitam. Each family will receive eieht acres of rubber land and two acres of land for short term crops.
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    China is 'dumping' vacuum flasks
    166 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Tariff Advisory Board was i told today that Com- i munist China's "dumping 1 of vacuum flasks in the Malaysian market was the greatest threat to local manufacturers of similar products. I The Tariff Board was •heading evidence for the Inclusion
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    Thank you for a job well done, Senu tells Press
    188 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday 'JHE Alliance Government regards the Press as a "valuable instrument" in nation building and has always allowed journalists freely to report the truth, the Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said today. Addressing
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    Away for 33 years, he says: I hardly recognise the place
    272 5 Away for 33 years, he says: I hardly recognise the place ITUALA LUMPUR, 11> Tues. Mr. Takashige Mori left Malaya for his native Japan 33 years ago. He returned last week to fulfil a cherished wish to see again the country where he spent his childhood. "I can hardly recognise
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    Red Cross courses in first aid—because of soaring accidents
    144 5 Red Cross courses in first aid— because of soaring accidents KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. T<HE Malaysian Red Cross Society will undertake x the task of educating the public in first aid soon. This is in view of the increasing number of accidents in the home, factories and on the roads. A
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    'POLITICAL AGENTS CANNOT HIDE BEHIND FREEDOM'
    339 5 'POLITICAL AGENTS CANNOT HIDE BEHIND FREEDOM' been free and prosperous not because of an attitude of complete disregard of its fundamental values, but by zealously guarding at all times the freedom on which such a society is built." Freedom of the Press, he said, was not something above the law
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    Lim will open Australian fair
    120 5 Lim will open Australian fair 17X T ALA LUMPUR. Tues j The Minister of| Commerce and Industry., Dr. Lim Swee Aun. will 1 open an Australian trade exhibition at the Chinese Assembly Hall here on Aug. On show will be products of 67 Australian manufacturers ranging from equipment for chemical
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    Boy Scouts' officials
    58 5 NIBONG lEBAL. Tues. Th* Provincp South District Officer. Inche Nik Mohamed Zain bin Haji Hassan, was elected president, of the Nibong Tebal Boy Scout.s Association at Its annual meeting hero yesterday. Mr. 8. Chandrasekaran and Mr. Ooi Kar Seng were elected vice-presidents with Mr. Ng Pnh Aun
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    Razak calls for Customs vigilance
    66 5 KUALA LUMPER. Tlies. The acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. has called on Customs officers to be alert against "undesirable element*" trying to Infiltrate into Malaysia.. He told the men they had a "great responsibility The country needed revenue to pay for defence and for
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    Boycotting Ngee Ann students storm in for meet
    377 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. COME 150 students of the Ngee Ann College this morning, catching the police unawares, stormed into the sparsely-guarded college building in Tank Road. The students had wanted to get into the locked building for a mass protest meeting to review
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    The girls screamed and shouted
    264 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. His trousers were split, and he was scratching his bare tummy but American pop singer P.J. Proby's im poster was not ordered off the National Theatre stace last night. The real Proby had had the curtain run; down on him when he was
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    LONDON PoW CLUB CHIEF LAYS WREATH AT KRANJI
    170 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. A special wreath-laying ceremony was held at the Kranjl War Cemetery this afternoon to give an opportunity for Mr. John Marsh, as founder member No. 1 of the Far East Prisoners of War Club In London, to lay a wreath
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    FIRST LADY: OH YES, ITS QUITE COMFY
    199 6 Ti H YES> its quite com \J fortable," Toh Puan Noor Aishah remarked with a smile as she sat on one of the chairs at the Ideal Home exhibition at Victoria Memorial Hall yesterday. Also at the opening of the show by Toh
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    Spastic wins air trip
    140 6 Spastic wins air trip SINGAPORE. Tues. A spastic boy. Tan Seng Klat, will fly to Bangkok on Thursday morning on a Thai International Airways ticket presented to him for making "the best progress this year" at the Spastic Association Centre. The round-trip had been offered by the airlines' general manager.
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    Electors who did not vote at Hong Lim
    95 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— The list of i electors who failed to vote at the I recent Hong Lun by-election Is now open for Inspection at the Registration Officer's Office, Elections Department in Empress Place, and at the Hong Lim community centre 'in Pelcin
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    No-water areas
    47 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— Water will be cut off tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. In Kirn Pong Road houses 4 to 34 and 36 to 74. Tiong Bahru Road houses 147 to 153, and Kirn Tlan Road houses 1 to 15 and 17 to 33.
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    'Political motives' charge by Tan Siew Sin
    246 6 'Political motives' charge by Tan Siew Sin KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today that those who opposed the closing of the Bank of China in Singapore' on the grounds that it i would harm the State's! economy "have obvious! political motives." He was
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    Ballet at the Vie
    25 6 SINGAPORE, Tues— The Singapore Ballet Group will present Its 11th season at the Victoria Theatre from tomorrow evening to Aug. 7.
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    RED CROSS FOODf FUN FAIR
    41 6 RED CROSS FOOD f FUN FAIR SINGAPORE, Tues. Toh Puan Noor Aishah, wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, will open a food and fun fair organised by the Singapore Red Cross on Aug. 14 in Raffles Institution grounds at 10.30 a.m.
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      156 6 UNIVERSITY of SINGAPORE MEDICAL SOCIETY I presents A CHARITY FILM PREMIERE and STACE SHOW: "Cultural Dances of Malaysia" "I ■■Under The Distinguished Patronage of The Yang Di-Pertuan Negaraß at CAPITOL (s por.) TOMORROW at 9.30pm- Proceeds To MEDICAL PROGRESS FUND a Tickets: $10. 5, 3 2 available at C. K.
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    Birth rate shows a drop
    468 7 CONTRACEPTIVE PILLS DEFINITELY RESPONSIBLE, SAYS GYNAECOLOGIST SINGAPORE, Tuesday. FAMILY planning is beginning to have its effects in checking the population explosion in Singapore, according to a gynaecologist of the Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital. And in his opinion, the contraceptive pill, sales of which have almost
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    Tax relief for cancer society
    49 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Sin- gapore Cancer Society has made amendments to its constitution 'o allow income tax relief to be obtained for contribution to the society. The amendment was adopted at: an extraordinary general meeting held at the Department of Pathology, University of Singapore.
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    'I think I'II be more popular as a girl'
    141 7 'I think I'II be more popular as a girl' I OVLLY bneen &ttieh-jen (above*, a new face in the Formosa film industry, is now in Singapore to begin a three-month Malaysian tour. Miss Sheen. 19. began her iilm career slightly over a year ago after she had graduated from high
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    Boy drowned at picnic
    42 7 TAIPINO. Tues. A boy Oo Ah Chong. a?ed 11 was drovmed In the Coronation 000 l here yesterday while on a picnic with 80 other children. Artificial respiration waa applied, but he died on the way to hospital.
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    43 of our paintings for Sydney festival
    116 7 43 of our paintings for Sydney festival [(UALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Forty-three paintings by 30 Malaysian artists wiil be shipped to Sydney on Aug. 26 to be exhibited at the Waiatah Spring Festival in the first week of October. This Is the first time Malaysia has been Invited to take part
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    Lock icon Destruction of S'pore is the key: Nasution
    118 7 Destruction of S'pore is the key: Nasution JAKARTA. Tues.— GenNusution. Indonesia's Defence Minister and Chief of the Armed Forces, said the destruction of Singapore ni the key to the downfall of Malaysia and colonialism in South-East Asia, according to Antara news agency today. In a speech to a seminar of
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    Buy National Defence bonds!
    79 7 Buy National Defence bonds! EXHIBITION OF 110 PAINTINGS KUALA LUMfUK. Tues. —An exhibition of 110 paintings by Malayan schoolchildren will be held at the Chinwoo Auditorium from tomorrow. The paintings were chosen out of 317 collected by the Ministry of Education. There will also be 63 paintings from Japan. The
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    Wanted: Land for year round fair
    166 7 Wanted: Land for year round fair \T DA L A LUMPUH, 1V Tues. The National Chamber of Ma* iay a n Manufacturers will ask the Govern, ment for a piece of land here to build a pavilion to exhibit Malaysian goods all th« 1 year round. Disclosing this today, the
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      254 7 Straits Times Crossword AC BOSS II. 8. Shove around backward rats 7 Yorkshire vehicle with the to make a (lying cat (4-4). wrong rose < 6 > 9. Disgust (elt by Una. and 13. Defector abuut to look up the where (6>. 12s office <10> 10. It's so necessary tor
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    Union funds for ship firm, inquiry is told
    1114 8 Union funds for ship firm, inquiry is told 'TRANSACTION WITHOUT KNOWLEDGE OR APPROVAL OF EXECUTIVE COUNCIL' 'J 1 H E Commission of Inquiry into th c administration of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union was told today how union officials utilised union funds in the formation of a shipping
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    Minister at 'Pesta Sukan Village'
    140 8 Minister at 'Pesta Sukan Village' SINGAPORE, Tues. The O Minister for Social Affairs, lache Othman Wok, this morning visited the Pesta Sukan Village" in the University of Singapore grounds. The Minister spent over an hour in the three hostels, where some 400 participants from various countries are staying. Inche Othman
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    TEMPORARY ANCHORAGE OFF JURONG
    90 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Port of Singapore Authority today announced that a temporary anchorage for the discharge of logs off the Jurong River has been established with Immediate effect off the eastern end of Pulau Damar Laut. An official statement stressed that logs must be removed from
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    'Security risk' squatter huts demolished
    162 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. A big demolition operation has begun in Singapore to clear some 200 illegal squatter huts off the railway track between Tanglin Halt and Woodlands. The operation is being Jointly conducted by the Chief Surveyors department in conjunction with the Railway Administration. Yesterday. officials
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      A few smiles, but people are afraid of taking sides...
      1367 9 A CIVILIAN, Jim Freestone, from Arizona, is at lunch. Freestone, a lean, sun-scorched man upon whose lace danger has left its mark, is the representative of the United States Agency for International Development in Go Cong province. He co-ordinates what
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      DAY TWO
      162 9 breathing through a hollow reed schnorkel tube Air strikes are containing but not defeating the Vletcong. All night bU "flareship" aircraft circle over Vietnam ready to Illuminate with parachute flares any post under atUtck so that a strike can go in. American and South Vietnamese airmen always carry
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    Lock icon Aftermath of a horror crashr
    334 10 ACCIDENT WHICH ALMOST WIPED OUT A SINGAPORE FAMILY RETURNING FROM A HOLIDAY 'T^HE aftermath of a hor- ror accident, which almost wiped out a Singapore family on Sunday. Ripped open by the head-on crash on the Ayer Hitam trunk road is this Mini-Austin, in which
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    Johore 'can go all-Malay now'
    390 10 Johore 'can go all-Malay now ON THE LANGUAGE FRONT... TOHORE'S Mentri J Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin Yunus, has said that the National Language can now be used fully in day-to-day administration of the State. But, he added, as the State Government wants to give more time to nonMalays to
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    'The thieves who picked on a top police officer
    263 10 'The thieves who picked on a top police officer ITUALA LUMPUR. 1Y Tues.— Most of the articles stolen from the home of a senior police officer in a recent burglary have been recovered, it was disclosed today. The item*. Including Jewellery, worth a t( $2,400. belong to Senior Asst. Commissioner
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    The women like to see Ramlee, but the men...
    161 11 The women like to see Ramlee, but the men 4 LOR STAR. Turs. If kampong women liked to see film star P. Ramlee, their menfolk liked to see Saloma just as much, a Kedah State Assemblywoman said today. Puan H amid ah binte Omar lAll.-Pokok Sena> raised a laugh in
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    Store burgled
    30 11 PENANG. Tues. A store in Chee Seng Gardens was burgled yesterday and $463 worth of buildIng materials were stolen. Among goods stolen were water pipes and wire cutters.
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    Lock icon 5 years to clear American rubber surplus
    215 11 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. THE Natural Rubber Bureau said today that at the current rate of disposal of 120,000 tons a year, the U.S. natural rubber stockpile surplus "will be liquidated in just over five years." "Considering the large tonnage Involved and the Inherent danger
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    Lim urges rubber smallholders: Speed up replanting
    249 11 Lim urges rubber smallholders: Speed up replanting KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Llm Swee Aun. today urged rubber smallholders to replant old rubber with highyielding clones as quickly as possible to obtain additional income through increased productivity. He was speaking at the opening of the
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    MCA Youth meeting
    23 11 I SUNOEI PATANI. Tues. The annual delegates meeting of the Kedah MCA Youth will be held at Lunas on Sunday.
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    Harun's new goodwill plan—64 youths go camping
    253 11 Harun's new goodwill plan— 64 youths go camping KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Sixty-four lucky schoolchildren will leave on Thursday tor a five-day camp by the sea. The Selanßor Mentri Besar, Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, who launched the interracial student exchange Drogramme in December last year. said today that durine the
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    Back home after training
    47 11 KUCHING. Tue* Twentyone Sarawak National Servicemen, who completed two months' basic military training at the Slginttng Camp in Port Dickson. returned here yesterday They were welcomed by the Sarawak Minister of Sociai Welfare. Youth and Culture. Inche Abang Othman bin Abang Haji Roasili
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    Surgeon tells of eye graft need
    234 11 SINGAPORE, Tues.— After spending four weeks in Malaysia, a New Zealand eye surgeon. Dr. Randal Elliott, thinks that there Is a vast need for grafting material and grafting operations In this area, "where most of the blind are below 15". 'The damage is largely
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    'Pay funeral expenses of assemblymen'
    140 11 'Pay funeral expenses of assemblymen A LOR STAR. Tues. —An Alliance Assemblyman, Syed Ibrahim bin Syed Kechik (Padang) today suggested that the State Government should pay the funeral expenses of all Stute assemblymen "as a mark of respect." He was speaking on a motion by Mr K K Nalr asking
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    Youth camp visit
    34 11 SUNGEI PATANI. Tue.s. Ihr Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Iriclv S*nu bin Abdul Rahman, will visit the I Kedah Umno Youth Camp at Pant m Merdeka on Thursday and i Friday
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    Buy National Defence bonds!
    164 11 Buy National Defence bonds! 86 cadets pass out at big ceremony today I^UALA LUMPUR. Tues. IV Eighty-six officer cadets will graduate from the Federation Military College at Sungei Besi, eight miles from here, tomorrow. This is the largest number of short service commission officers to pass out from the college.
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    New temple
    52 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues. Work hns begun on a new $50 000 Chinese temple in Taip:ng Road here to replace the one built about 95 years asto The cost of the new temple is being met from a 525.000 grant I from the Social Welfare Lotteries I Board and
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    Welfare meeting
    27 11 PENANO. Tues. The Penang State Welfare Committee will hold its monthly meeting at the Penang Youth Centre. Acheen Street, at 5.15 p.m. on Aug. 19.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    116 12 2* Wor4m til (Mimiwimm) MR A MRS. Thomaa L«e Fook Mia ■f ,nk relativea and friend* for thatr Kirt*. attendaac* and well wtahe* at thrtr wedding on 31-T-6S. MR hwang CHAI NOR and family. Talplnc. thank relative*, friend*, who *ent scroll*, wreath*, assisted and att. nded the funeral of
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      Ending The Quarrel
      587 12 Tengku Abdul Rahman re- j j turns today fully rested, we I trust, from the illness which has kept him abroad several weeks longer than he meant I to be away. The reports of his personal physician have been reassuring, and talk of retirement has been dismissed
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      Student Mission
      364 12 Elsewhere on this page the secretary-general of the Singapore University Socialist Club writes on the dispute surrounding the selection of i three members of his club for a Malaysian goodwill mission to Africa. His main point is that they have gone not as members of the USC but
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      Small Change
      255 12 Three points arise immediately from the Australian Labour Party's decision to drop the White Australia tag from its immigration policy. The first is that the change will help bring about a small improvement in Australia's already generally good relations with Asian and African nations: though the label has
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    LEARNING MALAY (115)
    462 12  -  YUNUS MARIS By MA. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Teeth, meaegah (v)— to forbid; Hiikachita (Adj.* happy, glad; (also. N) happiness, gladness; duk»chiU (AdJ) unhappy, sad; (also: N > uiihapplness. sadness; hadlah (ni gift, prise; paaa hatl (AdJ) contented; (also: Ni contentment, contentedness; binchang, mrmbinchaiiffkan (v> to discuss.
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      'Federal Citizen': There's no such thing
      276 12 ryour leading article beaded "All Malaysians" (S.T. July 28) you quit** rightly advocated that references to "Federal citizens" hi advertisements for Federal appointments should be discarded. In your edition of July 31 It was reported that the Public Senices Commission took the stand that
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      U.S.C. ON THAT MISSION TO AFRICA...
      540 12 YOUR report (S.T. July 31) on the three members of the University Socialist Club going to Africa is misleading. Throughout, you hay* Insinuated that they are representing the University Socialist club when in the presence of people who sent them off they pointed out
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      Kuching port
      114 12 J REFER to your third leader on "Borneo ports" i S.T. July 27) which suggests that constituted authorities for all imporant ports in Sarawak and Sabah should be established. You refer to "Jesselton and Kuching. for a start, seem to demand such oodles." The Sarawak legislature passed the
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      A peep is enough for meter reader
      165 12 "rONSUMER" (S.T. July is not the only one who Is at the mercy of meter readers. I am a working wife so I leave my servant In charge of the house. While she is doing work In the kitchen she locks the front
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      112 12 To avoid confusion and for the sake of clarity (and to be more legally correct) advertisements for Federal appointments should stipulate that the applicants should be citizens of Malaysia. If the post in question I* not open to Singapore citizens, the advertisrment should read that the appointment is open to
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      Miss Malaysia at Miami pageant
      231 12 - T AND a few other 1 Malaysian graduate students at Cornell University here in Ithaca took time off to see the live telecast of the MLss Universe pageant at Miami Beach on July 24 Our attention was focused on Mln* Malaysia. Patricia Augustus. From the
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      37 12 ••piTIZEN" (S.T. July 2«> pointed out the difference of professions between Professor Enrlght and Alex Josey. There is another difference: while Professor Enright took the "wrong" side, Josey took the "right" side of the PAP. FAIR-PLAY Singapore.
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      Mission to Africa HOW WAS THIS SELECTION MADE?
      274 12 Mission to Africa HOW WAS THIS SELECTION MADE? I AST Saturday th# Straits Time.-, reported a spokesman from the Ministry ol External Affairs trying to explain away the controversial selection of three S Ist Club stalwart.s to represent University of Singapore .student> in the African Goodwill Mission. He was reported
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      61 12 I REFER to "Resident*.«" 1 letter (S.T. July 26) concerning traffic congestion along Commonwealth Crescent. Queenstown. Liaison has already been made previously with the Superintendent of Traffic and I am informed that "No Parklng" signs would be put along «ne side of Commonwealth Crescent to permit parking on one side
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    SANCTITY OF SCHOOLS: BY KHIR JOHARI
    199 13 SANCTITY OF SCHOOLS: BY KHIR JOHARI CINGAPORE. Tues. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, the Federal Minister of Education, today explained that his Ministry's derision to stop the distribution of political propaganda matrial in schools was made to preserve the "sanctity" of schools. He said this applied to all political publications. and
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    Demand for bonds
    24 13 KOALA LUMPUR Tues Ban* Negara today received another 179,250 from 33 subscribers to National Defence Bonds, bringing tn« total to $3,846,450.
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    A record 136,000 saw MAHA
    77 13 A record 1 36,000 saw MAHA L l \l LUMPUR. Tues.— A record number of 136,--000 people attended the .MAHA exhibition this year. More than 562.000 was collected by sale of tickets A spokesman for the exhibition said today the commit ter expected an attendance of 120.000. bat tbe turn-oat
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    Singapore artist's ambition: A castle in Spain
    309 13  -  CHEAH BOON KHENG: By Singapore, Tues. q INGAPORE-BORN artist Gerard DA O Henderson, who is now back here for a brief visit after winning international fame and success said today his ambition now was to buy and own a castle in Spain. Mr.
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    Paving way for Sabah's first general election
    113 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The chairman of tho Election Commission, Hajl Mustapna Albakrl, today led a six-man team to Sabah to delineate the State in preparation for its first general election. After the State had been mapped out into various constituencies in for Parliament
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    Nair president for 14th year
    52 13 SUNOEI PATANI. Tuea. Per the 14th consecutive year. State A ssembUman K K Nalr was re* e.ected Kedah president of the Malaysian Indian Congress at a meeting last Sunday. The vice-president is Mr. K. R Somasundram secretary Mr. 8 M Vellayappa, and treasurer. Mr V
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    'Drug hidden in car' charge
    72 13 SUNOEI SIPUT, Tuea. A I fisherman. Low Peng Hock, 17. and Loo Kng Kar. 41. unemployed pleaded not guilty In the magi*'rate'* court here today to Illegal possession of 681 b of raw opium worth *9.000 They are alleged to have concealed the opium in
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    'Resign' call to MCA chief
    222 13 TifTJAR, Tues. The ATI president of the Federation of Malaya Chinese Senior Normal Graduate Teachers' Union, Mr. Loot Ting Yee, today called on Mr. Tan Siew Sin to resign as national president of the M.C.A. for failing to meet the demands of its members. At
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    Rape case girl (13) expecting baby, court told
    239 13 Rape case girl (13) expecting baby, court told SINGAPORE, Tues.— The first time a 13-year-old girl was raped in a disused bathroom at the old Tan Tock Seng Hospipaid two dollars, a pretal quarters, she was llminary inquiry was told today. The second time it was one dollar, and the
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    Political course
    30 13 KOTA BHARU, Tues The Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, will open a twoday poltlcai course for Umno youths at Sabah here on Friday
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    Defence bonds
    30 13 KUALA TRENOOANU Tues. The Trengganu Government Officers Thrift and Loan Society will buy $10,000 worth of National Defence Bonds. This was decided at the society's meetinß last night.
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    Six saved, three missing in shipwreck
    281 13  - Six saved, three missing in shipwreck GUNN CHIT By gI X fishermen were rescued but three others are still missing in a sea crash off Penan? last weekend. The nine men were aboard a motor junk when it smashed against a rock off Pulau Teratau, about 70 miles north of
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    SABAH: MORE DATOs AND NEW ORDER
    119 13 JESSELTON, Tuesday. T<HE Sabah Legislative Assembly today passed a Bill which raised the maximum number of persons who could, be admitted to the first grade of the Order of Kinabalu (datoship) from 25 to 32. The amended State honours enactment also empowered the Oovernment
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    Cadets' passing out parade
    53 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A passing-out parade of 86 short service commission officer cadet* will be held at the Federation Military College, Sungel Best, at 9 ajn. tomorrow. The Chief of the Armed Forces Staff. Lieut-Gen. Tengku Osman bin Tengku Mohamcd Jeua, win take the salute and
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      770 13 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur School 7.34 Jack Benny and Penang; 6 I poh and Ma- "Jack Goes to a Nightclub": laeca; S Johore Bahru; 4 Tai- 8 News in Mandarin; 8.10 Marl pine; 1 Batu Pahat; 9 Kluang. Berbual; 8.15 Dances and Songs; 8.34 Interpol Calling— PM.
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      Spain in space
      24 14 MADRID. Tues. Spain 1» to launch its flrst space rockets some time next year, with American aid, it was announced today.
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      Terrorists suffer 12 casualties
      62 14 LIMA i Peru Tue». Government trooDs have killed or wounded 12 terrorists in separate clashes In Central Peru, an army communlcrue said. The army said its forces did not suffer any casualties The drive to clear the area of rebel bands wait continuing In the biggest
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      The Segregator
      163 14 DEVICE TO MAKE POSTAL SORTER'S LIFE EASIER LONDON, Tuesday piRST glimpse of the new Segregator for separating letters and packets which is being brought into use at the General Post Offices new postal sorting depot at Rathbone Place in the West End of ixmdon. Known as the Western
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      Lock icon A NEW RACIAL CRISIS ON WAY IN AMERICA
      259 14 A NEW RACIAL CRISIS ON WAY IN AMERICA NEW YORK, Tuesday. A MERICA is approaching a new crisis in race relations, a confidential report published by Newsweek Magazine said. Newsweek said the report, by the Department of Labour, was used by President Johnson as the basis of a speech at
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      Lock icon Disarm campaigner Vanessa for China
      80 14 T ON DON. Tues.— Actress and nuclear disarmament campaigner Vanessa Redgrave, 28. (above) is to spend four weeks In China touring: industrial and social development projects next month. She will be among a delegation from the 200--strong Society for AncloChinese Understanding, whose visit has been
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      Founder of International Journalists Union dies
      79 14 fIENEVA. Tues.— Mr. Marcel Zappler, founder of the Austrian Union of Journalists and the International Union of Journalists, died In hospital here yesterday at the age of 81 Mr. Zappler graduated from the Onivers.ty of Vienna and worked as a journalist, once serving as
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      Lock icon Boeing puts giant jet model on 'back burner'
      148 14 Boeing puts giant jet model on 'back burner I SEATTLE (Washing- ton), Tues. The Boeing Company said yesterday it had put its proposed giant 707-820 model Jetliner "on the back burner" (delayed it) because of lack of interest in the industry for such a large Diane. Boeing had been expected
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      Lock icon DESTROYER STUCK ON REEF FOR TWO WEEKS
      92 14 MANILA. Tues— The U.S. Navy said today that the radar picket destroyer Frank Knox has been aground on a coral reef in the South China Sea since July 18 and ellorts to free her are continuing. A spokesman said the 2.400-ton ship Is
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      Lock icon Ban on champion
      34 14 NEW YORK. Tuev Bobby Fischer, the U.S. chess champion, has been refused permission by the US State Department to 1 travel to Cuba for an International tournament later this month. AP.
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      US$l70,000 theft: American sought
      139 14 \f ANILA. Tues.— A former 11 American Air Force sergeant was being sought today by the Philippine police In connection with the US$l7O,OOO theft from Clark Air Base on Friday night The American was believed to be the brains behind the theft which was pulled off
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      Lock icon Attempt on King's life worries New Delhi
      252 15 WAS PEKING BEHIND ASSASSINATION BID? NEW DELHI, Tuesday. INDIAN circles here are concerned that Communist China may have been behind the attempted assassination on Saturday of King Wangchuk of Bhutan. They fear the Incident may have been meant to create confusion in the
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      Lock icon A STRONG PEKING PROTEST NOTE TO INDIA
      169 15 PEKING, Tues. The j Chinese Foreign! Ministry has lodged a strong protest with the Indian Embassy here against "frequent Indian intrusions" Into Chinese territory and airspace during the first half of the year, the New China News Agency reported yesterday The Chinese note,
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      Lock icon Soek's degree
      27 15 JAKARTA. Tues. President Soekarnn today received an honorary degree in Islamic science from the Mohammadlah University In a ceremony at the State Palace here. Reuter.
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      Patricia enters hospital
      59 15 OXFORD. Tues American actress Patricia Neal. convalescing from a triple cerebral haemorrhage-' suffered in February, entered Radcliffe Inilrmary here last nieht for the birth of her tlfth child. Miss Neal. 39-year-old winner of the 1964 Academy award was brought to the hospital In an ambulance from her
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      Lock icon Italians arrest 9, bare Mafia's U.S. links
      304 15 Italians arrest 9, bare Mafia's U.S. links ITALIAN police yesterday announced the arrest 1 of nine people, including leading figures in the Matta terrorist secret society, and uncovered its links with the American underworld. They have given the names of five others they are seeking Four are believed to I-
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      Just fancy that,..
      65 15 SAIGON, Tues— A rich spinster in Gia Dinta Province has brought charges against a "wizard" of embezzlement. The spinster complains that when she asked the wizard to use his marie to get her a husband, he worked his spells on her to gain her confidence. Then. when,
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      Lock icon Taken for a 480-mile cold, cold ride
      102 15 Taken for a 480-mile cold, cold ride BRUNSWICK (West Germany). Tues. A 25-year-old Polish railway worker was recovering in hospital today after being accidentally carried from Warsaw to West Germany in a refrigerated wagon full of mushrooms. Romuald Seynokowiak was discovered by a We*t German railway official and taken to
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      Lock icon Park around the Taj
      62 15 NEW DELHI, Tues A park costing Rs. 30 million (about $30 million) is to be built round the Taj Mahal and Agra Fort at Agra about 100 miles couth of here. The scheme includes building a small lake to reflect the Taj a seventeenth century white
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      Lock icon Campers scamper as fires sweep Riviera
      209 15 Campers scamper as fires sweep Riviera TE LAVANDOU Aj (southern France), Tues. The charred bodies of retired French couple were found yesterday near B o r mes-les-Mimosas on the Riviera. They were the first known victims of a giant forest fire that blackened about 26.000 acres on Sunday. Some parts
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      Lock icon Air Force seeks 1,000 dogs for sentry duty
      156 15 Air Force seeks 1,000 dogs for sentry duty U/ASHINGTON, Tues. The U.S. Air Force wants 1,000 German shepherd dogs for sentry duty, some of them to guard Installations In South-East Asia. It already has 2,000 such dogs. The Air Force announced it was willing to buy or accept donations of
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      186 15 ATHENS, Tues. The fate of the Greek Government still hung in the balance today as Parliament prepared for new clashes in the stormy debate on its policies. Shouting and scuffling in which the Foreign Minister. Mr. George Melas. was almost dragged from the
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      Lock icon Meat boats emptied by price war
      68 15 BUENOS AIRES. Tues. Mr»t boat* for Britain, Qermany and ItalT are leaving the Argentina almost empty as a beef price-war drags on between ranchers and exporters. Meat pacicera and exporters hold out little hope of a quick return to normalcy. Ranchers are refusing to
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      Brass band music for Governor's horses
      89 15 HAMILTON (Bermuda). Tues. Two horses bought in Canada to pull the Bermuda Governor's carriage are starting a training programme in their stables listening to recorded bass band music. And the disc jockey will be the Governor's coachman. Mr. George Burrows. The horses bought by
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      DEBARKER FOR VENEER FACTORY
      183 16 DEBARKER FOR VENEER FACTORY VENEER Products Ltd. of Singapore has bought a huge 20 ft. long debarker from America to expedite and increase its production. The unit, believed to be the first of its kind ever exported out to the Far East, has been constructed by Nicholson Manufacturing Co. Seattle.
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      24 countries order new British radar
      96 16 24 countries order new British radar MALAYSIA Is one of 24 countries which have placed orders for a new range of British-made transistorised marine radar. The total value of the orders is over $17 million. Known as Transar Range, the radar units are products of Decca Radar, a London firm
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      Goodyear 21st largest firm
      71 16 Goodyear remained the largest American rubber company and became the 21st largest American industrial corporation in 1964, according to the annual Fortune magazine directory of the 500 largest U.S. Industrial corporations In addition to top financial rating In the rubber industry, Goodyear ranked first in the
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      Motor venture
      34 16 Chrysler International and associated companies have acquired a majority Interest In the Colombian motor firm. Colmotores. Plans are afoot to produce passenger cars, station wagons and a line of trucks next year.
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      Australian trade show opens in K.L. soon
      318 16 Australian trade show opens in K.L. soon (INK of the biggest Australian trade exhibitions ever organised in Malaysia will take place in Kuala Lumpur for 10 days beginning on Monday. Preparations are now in progress and Mr. Geoffrey Wotton, marketing manager of Australian Export Promotions Ltd., which is organising and
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      Drug firm sees Malaysia as top potential mart in F.E.
      146 16 TIURROUGHS Wellcome and •D Company regards Malaysia as the best potential market in the Far East, said the recently appointed resident representative, Mr. Lan Hart. Mr. Hart, who is stationed in Singapore, is the company's first resident representative in this
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      Best mercantile marine award
      50 16 The Cantterl Riunlti dell'Adrlatlco and Ll'nd Triestlno. buildf.-s and owners respectively of thr Galileo Galilei have won an award for the best achievement In mercaii'ile marine engineering made between 1957 and 1963 The award waa made by the National Association of Italian Naval Engineers and Architect*.
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      HALF-YEAR EXTERNAL TRADE UP
      112 16 PRELIMINARY figures for June x show that external trade of Singapore and Malaya continued to hold strongly during the first half of this year. Total import* at $2,321.1 million were up $173.5 million over the corresponding period of last year, while exports rose $237 million to
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      FIRST AID KIT IN HANDY PACK
      58 16 An Australian company specialising In first aid kit has entered tli;? Malaysian market and appointed Chopmen Agencies (Malaysia* of Singapore as sole local agents. The company Is A. Bandman and Co. Pty. Ltd. of Sydney whose first aid kit which conies In handy pack
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      Borg Warner considering assembly undertaking
      156 16 Borg Warner considering assembly undertaking BORG Warner Corporation of America is seriously studying the prospect of setting up an assembly plant in Malaysia, said the vice-presi-dent, M. A. A. Baranay, during a visit to Singapore last week. Mr. Baranay said the company aimed to put up a plant to assemble
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      INDIAN PHONE EQUIPMENT
      90 16 THHE sales of the Indian Telephone Industries Ltd. of Bangalore exceeded $66.6 million In 1964-do against $G0 million in the previous period, the company reports. Indian Telephone Industries, which was awarded the Presidents Silver Shield for the best allround performance during 1962- -1963, also succeeded In pushing
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      First Philips Malayan lamp plant in operation
      174 16 First Philips Malayan lamp plant in operation PHILIPS' lamp factory at Petaling Jaya will be offi- cially opened by Dr. Lim Swee Aun. the Malayan Commerce and Industry Minister today. First of its kind in Malaya, the factory, named Malaysian Lamps Ltd., will manu- 1 facture incandescent lamps i to
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      Old building demolished
      73 16 AN old building In Cecil Street. Singapore, formerly occupied by the Nationale Handlesbank of Netherlands, Is now being demolished. This follow;; the complete takeover of the bank's business interests by the world's second largest bank, the Chase Manhattan Bank of America from February last year. A spokesman
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      221 16 < H I Umm A—W m mm m Mj^ Mai Jf i BEDFORDS BEDFORD diesel trucks are used extensively by logging contractors and sawmilling companies engaged in the Malayan timber industry. The Bedfords shown here are diesel engined J. 5 models with locally built articulated trailers. They are part of
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      32 16 7 OAK NEB AWEEK ni IOHDON All flights offer you stop overs in India, the Middle East and Europe en route. Qantas in association with Air India and BOAC. Kj&**-0* JfefW *Wn"
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    Lure of big towns for 1,191 doctors
    832 17 Only NINE out of 1,200 work in rural areas KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. I I A MEDICAL conference here today heard about an "acute problem" in Malaya how to get young doctors who love working in big towns and big hospitals to go to
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    3 months' jail for thief
    54 17 SINGAPORE Tues- A man who stole S2SB worth ol Jeweller* from his father-. n-law was today jailed for three months by the ninth magistrate's court. Oanl bin Madl pleaded guilty to stealing the Jewellery from hks ffether-'.n-law, Awans bin Norhasa. •t Lorong Bunngkck between July
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    Entrepot trade: S'pore beats the effects of confrontation
    345 17 Entrepot trade: S'pore beats the effects of confrontation SINGAPORE SINGAp OR.E, Tuesday. JjiINGAPORE S entrepot trade has completeconfrLXn 0 i 3 f Indonesia In fact, according to the July issue of the Singapore Government "Digest of Statistics." the entrepot trade is gradually rising after a rather bleak fluctuating period between
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    PARENTS PAYING INCREASED EXAM FEES
    190 17 PARENTS PAYING INCREASED EXAM FEES IfUALA LUMPUR Tues. Secondary schools here have collected the increased mination fees for this school certificate exayear without any difficulty. When tne Increase was an- I nounced in March, several I parents complained that they were excessive and appealed to the Government to allow them
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    Japanese pine dealers due
    53 17 KCALA I.UMPUR Tues. A 54-m;iii delegation of Japanese canned pineapple dealers nnd wholesaler! is expected to arrive here by air on Sunday for a twodav visit They will be entertained to dinner by the Malayan Pineapple In-tia.-t.ry Board at the Malawi* Hotel at t D-m. oo
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    Britain to U.S.: Veto that deal with Indonesia
    265 17 Britain to U.S.: Veto that deal with Indonesia f ONDON. Tues. The lJ British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Michael Stewart, yesterday told the House of Commons that the United States had been urged to veto an Indonesian order for war-potential goods. A Conservative M.P. had asked Mr Stewart what he had
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      1073 18 SITUATIONS WANTED It Words M (Him.) Bom It ct*. mxtrm 1 HIGHLY RECOMMENDED Indian Cookboy with Amah. Excellent reference anywhere Malaysia. Available Im--1 mediately. Phone Vt2660. 24 Kay Slaas Road. 8 port WORKS MANAQEMENT EN- CINBER aied 35. 6 year* in Malaya. Fluent Malay. All levels superviajoo to Uana«er. Experience
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      886 18 HOUSES A LAND FOR SALE IS Word* *t (Mlm.)— Box St et: extr* I MODERN CORNER FLAT J large nea rooms, mosaic floor*, naleony. sli conveniences. Town area,. »22.umi 000 Apply Boa A 2268 ST. K.L. i HILLVIBW ESTATE ready for occupation. Two storey terrace comer house, 3-b*drooms. 2 bathroom?,
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      892 18 FOR HIRE It rdm U min.)— Box tt tt*. tmtrm FURNITURE fOU MIM at Reasonable Ratea. Sin Oee Seng. 81. Roehore Canal Road. Singapore Tel: *****/ 21 '•27. REFRIGERATORS AT REASONABLE Rates. Prompt service guaranteed Marden Company. "I. Orchard Road, Singapore. Telephone *****. RADIO FOR HIRB Krom Television Sl3/-, Radiograms
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      1013 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word* tt 1 Mim>— Box ft eU. extr.. 1960 RENAULT DAUPHINE. cirri lent condition 51. 750.00. New tyre*. Insurance. Llm. S'por* ***** daily No dealers FORD ZEPHYR FOUR 1965. 13.000 mile* tnt Ki.ropean owner excellent condition tax unt^l January 1966 *****/-. Tel: S'por* *****. I»6S OPEL
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      808 18 FOR SALE It Word* tt (Mlm.t—Box SO et: rxtr SPECIAL OFFER blow-moving tod books, library and general book! and stationery Item- tor sale at great ly reduced prices nt Malaysia PuMisr Ing House. L.im!tt<l. 71 77. Btamtor Road, from August 2nd to An- i--14IH. Com* In and see lor yourself
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      673 18 fa^ssssas*p-^— yoy^y Li^^U n 'l«sWJsV»W^sMj ik «t fc~S#piJ NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN |j that I. LEE SIONG CHOW of No: 27. Commonwealth Crescent. E pore., have applied tor a j Shop licence in NBpsct or premises _1No: 27. Commonwealth Co Singapore, and that this appllcam tion will be heard
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      1266 19 'v LIVERPOOL A WEST COAST BXi Oat S'peri Sei'.i f. S htm Peaaaa MFNTM Liverpool An An An 11/ M Aaj 11 at .EAt Liverpool, Glasgow An 14 An IB An 17/11 at M' tSTNEBS Liverpool. Glasgow Anil An 22 An 21/21 Anal UPENM Liverpool. DttW.n, A'aoettl.... An 21 Act
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      1273 19 THE E A hl//VES \ii I m 1 > THE EAST ASIATIC OOMfWIfI Lid \Korpan*ut Dmwt EXPRESS SAILINGS TO NEAR EAST, CONTINENT AND SCANWNAYIAi Sport P. S'bam Penaag 5 Genoa Havre H'bura waim Aatw Caff BEIRA k) SaiM la Pt 'I An II An Sept 1 Stpt I IS 14
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      1209 19 1 Ben^line] EXPRESS SERVICE 10 LONDON LIVERPOOL t. CONTINENTAL POUTS BENDE ARC Fof London An 25 Iragaoora P. S'haai Penang H>ltlttur| tm% la Pt/An s BEN VALLA Fof London Sept J Hamburg Stpt IB iingaport P. Sham Penang MDrough Stft 21 n i/ii An 12/14 An is/is Singapora P. S
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      1315 19 W. ELLERMAN BUCKHALL S.S. CO., LTD. V**^ U.IL/Con»in«n» Singapore P. S'raa Paaan Cm OF NEWCASTLE L'don, H'burg, R'dam, Havre Hull, Middlesbrough 28/2 B An 21 An CITY Of CHICAGO Havre, London, Hamburg. Bremen. R dam. Antwerp.... 1/ 7 Sepl 17 I Saft CITY OF ILASGOW London, Hamburg. Rotterdam. Havre, Hull,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    127 20 MELBOURNE. Tues. INDUSTRIALS overall were very steady, but trading volume was again below average. Leaders were variable and Bank gained 9d. to 625. 3d. and 8.H.1', came back to 525. 6d. Base metals and oils moved narrowly. New broken hill gained 9d. to 40s- 6d. Today's closing prlcee
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    107 20 TNI Malayan ■lonange Barka* Amstation made these changea In Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to 1100): New York: buying TT 32 11/16, airmail OD 33 13/16. BO d/at. 33 3/16 credit bills. 33 7/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 3/S. airmail OD :>•». 90 d/at.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 20 Chinese Praduae Bxehange, SMgaparo neon prio«» por pioul yattarday: Coconut all 1 bulk SS9 aellara. drum *«1 sellers. Copra: July /Aus. UK /Continent: Unquoted. Pappor: Muntok white 5196 sellers, Barawak white 5192) sellers, special Barawak black Sl.v. sellers, garbled Lampong black $170 sellers (all 96% N.LW.), ASTA *IS2i
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    84 20 SHIPS lylnt alangtldt tht Slniapert wharvat ar axpeetad today art: Golden Spring 6/7, Neator 8/9. Centaur 10/11. Sudan 13/14, Klmanls 23/ 24. Oceanic Cloud 33/34. Hoi Houw 35/36 Polotsk 3V39. Orchldea. 40 41, Kuala' Lumpur 46, California Mall 47, Baatarn Ranger 3/4, Peraeua 1/2, Maxwell Brander 21/22.
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    TURNOVER ON EXCHANGE SLIGHTLY REDUCED
    822 20 From Our Market Correspondent LESS interest and a slightly reduced turnover was the order of the day on the Stock Exchange yesterday. Industrials and tins both opened fully steady, but by afternoon some counters had been marked down slightly Profit-taking appeared to be the main
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 20 Malayan Stock Indices Aug- 2 Au». 3 Industrial*: 68.95 68.97 Tins: !13.H5 95.50 S rubbers: 102.11 102.11 ■Dec. 30. 1963 100 Dec 29. 1962 100
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      1171 20 """"KAWASAKI KISEN KAJSHA LTD. East Cantula and U.S.A. Groat Lakes Servic* H'koni Yo»o"ama Montrea iwunta Uelrort Wneaa* "Maa*aanaa Mara" I Sapl 2» Seat 22 Oet 2t Oct I Nat i Net ■Miaisaiaia Man" 17 Seat M Sept It Oct M Oct INn West Coast of Central/ South America Service YokoKama
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      994 20 (™IORIENTI LINES J TO EUROPE AND THE UNITED KINGDOM s.s. "CATHAY" (14,000 tons fully airconditioncd) Deporting SINGAPORE 28th Aug 1965 PORT SWETTENHAM 29th Aug 1965 PENANG 30th Aug 1965 Arriving LONDON 21st Sept 1965 via Colombo, Aden, Port Said Gibraltar. FIRST CLASS accommodation available. Apply to your Trove! Agent, or
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      428 20 Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service FAST BIRECT SAILINGS FROM SINGAPORE AND MAUTA Tt CANABIAN ANB U.S. GREAT LAKES PORIV S'pora P. Siieiti Penane ETA lonsnto ORIENT LINER Sept 12; 14 IS/IB 17/11 Oct It Veuel calls at MONTREAL, TORONTO, HAMILTON, BU.'FAU, ASHTABULA. CLEVELANO. TOLEDO, OETROIT. MILWAUKEt t CHICAGO. GENERAL
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      372 20 WILHELMSEN LINES FROM* Scaadianiaa aad Cattiaaatil Parts far Baagku am Haag Kite, Penang P. ynam TORREHS (Cllll Manila) 11/15 Aat 11/17 Aag II IS A«g TUGELA (Cans Pusan, Japan) M Aug THEIEN (Cllll Mani>a) 11/11 Safl U/Uttft IS/llSaft BARBER LINE FROM U.S.A EAST AHO WEST COAST PORTS. TRAVIATA Ma. 42-1
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    BUSINESS ON EXCHANGE
    858 21 i MM in md rrporled U> the Mtigapore md KuaU I umpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with Hip number of the aliares traded I in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlcpt (2,000) 4. Eijo (1.43 £L, SI 44 SU (3.000) ii 44: tatt Smelt (3.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 21 Au t 3. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 681 cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: 5733.62 i (down $5.23). Inofficial estimated offering 240 tons (up 10 tons).
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    RUBBER PRICES
    231 21 I i.l •> I' first grade rubber f.o.bbuyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 681 cents per lb., down one-eighth of a cent on Monday's closing level for the position. Tbe tone was dull. K.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices in cents per Ib-
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    H.K. RATES
    37 21 ON the fraa 'xchangt markat In Hoog Koag yesterday tbe U.S. dalUr was quoted at S.'St (or T.T. and 3. 75) for c.i.i tuning waa quoted at 16.03 and an* taal af laid at 264.
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    Straits tin is down by over five dollars
    545 21 rllE drop of $5.25 in the Straits tin price yesterday was more or less in line with the decline of £15 in the overnight three months afternoon buyers' price in, London. 'I lie price was declared In Pt nans at $733,625. llstimated
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    237 21 Aug. 3. Thrfr monlm. INDUSTRIALS Bowstmd 13 ct» McAllxtcr cts City Di-v 7 cti. M Invest, x cts. C.B Holdings 13 et(N. Iron 8 ct«. ivmlopx 10 Ctß. 0.C8.C. 13 ct». K. SmrltlDg 9 eta. Rothmani B eta. Crao 11 eta. Bar ctf Fed. Dlsp. 12 eta Bel.
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      802 21 NOTICE The Directors of Sungei Bidor Tin Dredging Limited have received the following advice in respect of the takeover ofler by Tronoh Mines Limited: "Tronoh Mines Limited has now received acceptances in respect of over 51 per cent of the issued capital of Sungei Bidoi' Tin Dredging Limited. Tronoh Mines
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      617 21 PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.K.R., SELANGOR TAWARAN darlpada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar di-J.K.R. kelas 'BX' dan ka-atas akan dl-tenma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Negerl. J.K.R.. Selangor, Kuala Lumpur saliingga pukul 3.00 petang pada 10J.1065. UNTOK: MEMBENA DAN MENYIAPKAN SABUAH SEKOLAH ANDCA JURUSAN DI-SUNOAI PELEK, DAERAH KUALA LANGAT. Segala tutlr2 bolch dl-dapatl dlmasa kerja dl-pejabat Jurutera
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      807 21 SELANGOR TURF CLUB J^ZZSiSil—J'* HIS MAJESTY THK YANO DI-PKRTI AN AGONG'S ''^r{\wS3r&P* GOLD (ll' MEETINU 1965. a ->^y^g^^P^f o IST DAY SUNDAY sth. September 1955 2ND DAY WEDNESDAY Bth. September 19«f> eß^R^iS* 3RD DAY SUNDAY 12tli. September 1965 ENTRIES, close at 11 a.m. on Thursday, Mth August 1965. aaaaavaaaaajTjj^Bj^Bßßßßaaßßj^Bjjjj^Bßj^Bßßßßßaßßaßaa^Bßjfßßißßßßißßßa^Bßßai The
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      Murdoch wins title—by 1 stroke
      237 22 Murdoch wins title by 1 stroke vJINGAPORE, Tues. Alex '"Sandy"' Murdoch won the Singapore Amateur Open uolf championship by one stroke from Hugh Staunton on the Island Course here on Sunday. Murdoch 'handicap 6> had n final round of 79 for a 'hree-round total of 14-over- n;ir 233. Staunton. the
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      1-3 victory for Singapore
      88 22 1 -3 victory for Singapore .-iLNGAPORB. Tues Suinapore I ml selangor 4-3 m a Festival of Sports billiards championships at •.-.i- Basah Road. Results of four-ball competition I Singapore first) Quek Eu Huat lost to Shi Ram Hoi 300-255; Chew CM Nen bt Yeow Kwai Wong 300--.'47; Ong Peng Keng
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      Jump mark by Rodrigo
      843 22  -  ERNEST FRIDA By AMERICANS WIN MOST EVENTS BUT MALAYSIANS SHARE SPOTLIGHT WITH MAGNIFICENT PERFORMANCES gINGAPORE, Tues. Donald Rodrigo, the 24-year-old Irenuganu schoolteacher, today raised Malaysian high jumping to a new record of 6ft s in a quarter of an inch higher than the national mark which
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      Australia will not compete
      253 22 By F. EMMANUEL: Kuala Lumpur, Tuesday AUSTRALIA will not take part in the Merdeka anniversary -soccer tournament from Aug. 14 to 28 at Merdeka Stadium. The Australian reply was contained In a cable to the Football Association of Malaysia received today. The cable states that the
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      Kelantan beaten in schools final
      82 22 SINGAPORE. Tue& Binuupore won the Malaysian Comblniu Schools Inter-state basket bal) championship when tliey b»at Kelanun 72-60 In the final w thy Gay World today Kelantan snared runner»-up position with Perak who defeated Pahang Jl2-62 In the other match, todsv Other results: Singapore bt Perak
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      SINGAPORE 2 0
      30 22 SINGAPORE. Tues to. recovered from a 2-0 deficit to beat Sarawak 3-2 in the volleyba!: (hampionship at the SBAhnll today. Perak beat Selangor 3-0 in another maf-cli
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      OUTCLASSED
      17 22 HOBART. rues— A Taamanian team beat the Malaysian women 1 hockey team 4-0 here today I
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      SWIMMING Thuan Heng sets two records as Malaysian meet opens
      552 22  - SWIMMING Thuan Heng sets two records as Malaysian meet opens LIM KEE CHAN B> SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore's international swimmer, Tan Thuan Heng, broke the 11-year-old Singapore record for the 200 m freestyle when he won the event in 2min 7.ssec on the first day of the Malaysian swimming championships at
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      264 22 THE ?ARENT-PUPIL DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMME v MM It In* toem made puwttto by group of people whom Mfc Is education: schoolmasters, experts in child guidance. Oniver■ftf pntuaan. Togetber tttev hay* helped an expeiienoed editorial team to assemble PARENT-PDPIL. DEVELOPMENT PROORAMMI that to keyed to th» atSiooljictiviues and the out-of -school activities
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      92 22 Congratulations to M/S PHILIPS MALAYA LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF THEIR FACTORY AT PETALING JAVA. From PENANG ELECTRICAL MERCHANTS' ASSOCIATION No. 90-E MACALISTER LANE. PENANG. Congratulations to M/S PHILIPS MALAYA LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF THEIR FACTORY AT PETALING JAVA BENG SWEE AND CO.,
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      101 22 SPORTS DIARY STORE FKSTIV.4L: Smimminc MalayMHn championship(Amber Rd 10 a.m.) Women* woceer Perak v Malacca, S'poi* v peuang (Jn Besar Radium 8 15 pm.i Hockey Services v Pahi nnn. Spore v Johore NeKri i S'gor i PHdanu from 4 p.m I Bad minion Inter-state Combinet Schools championships (Oay Wor,<: 230
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      103 22 (Gay World 6 p.m-) Table tennis opening ceremony (Oav World 7 30 pm.i. SO<(KR: S'porr Business Houvs Snr Lea(iie-Cup Naafl v Borneo Motors. F and Neave v Mercantile Bk. Airways v Jardlne W:u:Ui. HK Bank v BheU (all ut Farrer Pk 5.15 pm Jnr l.tarur NTB v Harpers (Oeylang 5.15
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      Kops-Aik Huang 'return' is off
      220 23 Kops-Aik Huang 'return' is off I7UALA LUMPUR. Tues. The return clash between Denmark's Erland Kops and Malaysia's Tan Aik Huang, scheduled for Sept. 21 at Stadium Negara, is off Kops and Aik Huang were scheduled to meet in the Malaysia v The Rest match following the Selangor Badminton Association's invitational
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      DJAZZI RAISES HOPES OF VASE TRIUMPH
      475 23  -  RACING by Epsom Jeep IPOH, Tuesday. TYJAZZI, one of trainer Rinus van Breukelen's leading candidates for the $25,000 Gold Vase race, did a dashing trial here this morning. The grey sprinter, with Les Coles in the saddle, streaked over 3f in 36 1/5, striding
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      Lock icon Derby on May 25
      97 23 LONDON, Tues. Next years' Epsom Derby will be held on Wednesday. May 25 the earliest j the race has been staged since 1939. That year It was run on! May 24. The Royal Ascot meeting is scheduled to take place three weeks later starting on June
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      FORCES' LAST
      29 23 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaysian Armed Forces will play their last match of the soccer season on Friday when they meet Kelantan in a friendly at Kota Bharu.
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      Lock icon Kent collapse —106 all out
      497 23 CRICKET ROUNDUP LONDON, Tuesday. l/'ENT's last five wickets fell for one run in an amazing collapse against Hampshire at Canterbury yesterday. Kent began the day at 91-4 needing only another 31 runs to take the lead, but in 48 mins they were all out for
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      Rous calls for a full report
      205 23 Rous calls for a full report AFC TO DISCUSS CHINA TOUR BY HK PLAYERS XIONG KONG, IMB. The president of the International Football Federation (Fifa). Sir Stanley Kous, was today reported to have called for disciplinary action acainst Hons Kong players who toured China without permission. The secretary-general of the
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      Lock icon Nicklaus still in the lead
      61 23 PALM BEACH. Florida. Tues. Jack Nicklaus with winnings of US$lOO,4BB continues to lead the prize money list for golfers on the Ui.ited States Professional Golf circuit this year. Fellow Americans Billy Casper with U5683.600 and Tony Lema with U5563,994 were second and third on the
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      57 23 JOCKEYS lit Ml* Soleman 62 Z62 -t- $127 Irevena 30 212 —$190 -cc 20 201 —$480 rfoxham 18 186 —$24 ;oles 18 88 +$229 .arbndge 17 131 —$140 TRAINERS Ist SUkea rulloh 48 $332,330 i. Breuk. 32 $231,180 a. S. Breuk. 23 $139,855 Sagby 23 $123,090 Z. Breuk 20
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      MALAYSIANS LOSE
      33 23 BANGKOK, Tues. The University of Maiaya soccer team suf- I lered their second defeat yesterday, lusing 3-0 to Amnuaysilp. last year's Junior college champions. The Thai team led 2-0 at halfume.
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      Ashe clinches US win
      116 23 DAVIS CUP r)ALLAS. Turn. The United stiiti-s moved into the Davis Cup inter-zone round against Spain by completing a crushing 4-1 victory over Mexico yesterday in the American zone final Arthur Aslic. first Negro ever to play for the United BUtes in the Davi Cup. clinched
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      DRAWN MATCH
      49 23 HAMILTON, Bermuda. Tues The New Zealand cricket team, who are on their way home from their tour of England, drew a twoday match with a Bermuda XT here yesterday. Final scores: New Zealsnders 161 and 118 for nine declared. Bermuda XI 107 and 83 for two.— Ranter.
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      Coach: 3 reasons why US fail at Kiev
      142 23 Coach: 3 reasons why US fail at Kiev I OS ANGELES, Tues. 12 —Bill Bowersman, the University of Oregon track coach, said yesterday that three factors were behind the defeat of the United States by Russia in the annual athletics match at Kiev. Bowerman said overcon fldence. squabbling between the
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      International delegates to be invited for Seap
      193 23 International delegates to be invited for Seap I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. Eight representatives of international sports federations have been invited to the Seap Games here on Dec. 14-21. They are: SR. Chadha of India (badminton), W. Ambrosio Padilla of the Philippines (basketball*. E. Armlshaw of New Zealand (boxing). Masami Shirooka of
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    Japan Embassy denies 'Crush Malaysia' money
    125 24 JAKARTA, Tues. The Japanese Embassy here today issued a statement denying any official involvement in the large donation to the "Crush .Malaysia" campaign fund by the Indonesian-Japan Friendship Association. Antara hud reported that 35 million rupiahs had been donated by the association, proceeds from
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    Lock icon Jockey gets damages
    84 24 PERTH, Tues. Former jockey Colin Francis Ayes. 41. has been awarded £A 20.000 damages against the West Australian Turf Club for injuries caused when a two-year-old filly threw him because a moving tractor frightened it Mr. Justice Virtue said In the Supreme Court yesterday it was common
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    Border bandit: It's news to Ismail
    253 24 Border bandit: It's news to Ismail KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, today said he had not received any report on the senior Thai police officer's charge that Malaysian politicians are aiding a Thai bandit terrorising rubber workers in Southern Thailand.
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    'A liberal step' says Razak
    54 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues— The decision of the Australian Labour Party to lift its 57-year-old "White Australia" policy was today welcomed by the Acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, as a "progressive step." Tun Razak said that it represented a "more liberal attitude Just like that
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    Jumble sale
    32 24 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The ladles work party of the Presbyterian Church will hold a charity Jumble sale In the church grounds In Orchard Road from 9 ajn. to 12 noon tomorrow.
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    MOTOR MEET TRAFFIC PLAN
    39 24 SINGAPORE, Tues. Traffic will be diverted along Boon Lay Road from its junction with Jurong Road to Bulatan Utasan on Aug. 8 from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for the Singapore Motor Club Sprint Meet.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    419 24 LONDON. Tues.— The gold ftgures were much in line with expectation* and the stock markets were little affected by the announcement of a 50 million sterling fall. Gilt-edged were a dull market and. although some prices closed off the bottom, falls still ranged to 3/16. The feature of
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    Experts to try again to check the high cost of living in Sabah
    280 24 I ESSELTON. Tues. J Sabah's Chief Minister. Mr. Peter Lo. assured the State Assembly today during question time that experts from Kuala Lumpur would pay a second visit to Sabah to study the high rost of living
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    Lock icon Rubber company buys land
    73 24 PERTH, Tues A London company which owns vast rubber estates in Malaysia has bought 18.000 acres of farming property in Western Australia for almost £A 200,000. The company Is the Kuala Lum-pur-Kepong Amalgamated Ltd. The land, at Westonla. east of Merredm, 163 miles east of Perth,
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    DEATH
    28 24 MRS. VAOIVELOO. formerly P. V. Eatate, Malacca, passed :i«ay p,iri>fully. leaving sons Vadivcloo Sndarharam and Punrhacharam. Cor tot leave* 3. Mandalay Road, 4.30 p.m. for cremation today.
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