The Straits Times, 12 August 1965

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    25 1 AVERAGE OAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Mo***** Nat*** 1 Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, AUGUST ,12. 1965 if 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). Mill:.
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    Albar out
    1267 1  -  CHEW LOY KHOON differed with the Tengku on issue of Singapore's separation By KUALA LUMPUR, Wad. I JMNO Secretary-Gen-eral Dato Syed Ja'afar Albar resigned today from his office, following disagreement with Tengku Abdul Rahman over the separation of Singapore from Malaysia. He submitted his resignation to the Tengku
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    Lock icon NZAF units stay on
    50 1 CHRISTCHURCH Wed. The New Zealand Government has no Intention of removing its air force units from Singapore, the Minister of Defence, Mr. Dean Eyre, said here today. He told reporters that New Zealand could supply further military aid to Malaysia should the Federation require it. Reuier.
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    Subandrio: Why recognition decision is difficult
    287 1 Subandrio: Why recognition decision is difficult JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said last night that his Government finds it difficult to recognise the independent State of Singapore in view of the presence of British military bases. He made the statement after a 90--minute meeting with President Soekarno at
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    Tengku: I'm not weakening
    502 1 'I'm quite able, quite capable of asserting my authority KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday THE Malaysian Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today declared: "I am quite able, quite capable of asserting my authority when the occasion demands/ 1 He added: "I can assure all the people that I
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    Wok takes over Culture
    45 1 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. has taken over the Culture portfolio from the Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Rajaratnam, In addition to his present responsibilities. He will now be known as Minister for Culture and Social Affairs.
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    Lock icon Price protest in Sumatra
    42 1 JAKARTA, Wed— The Indonesian Communist Party organ Harian Rakjat reported today that thousands of people In Padang. West Sumatra, recently marched to the local Governor's office to submit demands for the lowering of prices of essential commodities. AP.
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    Recognition by 8 countries
    26 1 SINGAPORE. Wod Eight countries have recognised newlyIndependent Singapore. They are Malaysia. Britain, Cambodia. Australia. New Zealand, the United Stales. India and Japan.
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    Lock icon Red attack
    28 1 TAIPEH. Wed. Chinese artillery shells wounded a pregnant woman and damaged three civilian houses in Quemoy on Monday night, the Pormosan Ministry of Defence announced. UPI.
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    31 1 RI'BBKR DIBPOBAL WASHINGTON. Wed.— The House of Representatives Armed Services Committee loday approved bill to authorise disposal of ti20.000 lons tons of natural rubber from U.S. national stockpile. Reuter.
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    Singapore may be a Republic
    489 1 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. §INGAPORE is likely to be declared a Republic, the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, indicated today. Speaking to report- ers at Broadcasting House this morning, he said: "It should be a Republic. We do not have a Sultan nor a Raja. "Singapore
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    Market handles over million shares
    331 1  - Market handles over million shares GEOFFREY BOLANO By SINGAPORE, Wed. The third day of the Singapore independence boom produced a turnover in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange today of just over one million shares, which ranks among the highest volumes of business ever recorded. It was over four
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    Harun calls on Raja today
    56 1 SINGAPORE. Wed The MlniMer for Foreign Attain, Mr S. Rajaratnam, will receive the uciinu Malaysian High Commissioner. Inche Harun bin Dalo Mucia Ibrahim, tomorrow. Inche Harun Kiid today that he would also call on the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and other members of
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      Britain may seek new base for Far East defence
      431 2 BECAUSE OF SINGAPORE BREAKAWAY....- LONDON, Wednesday. BRITAIN may create an alternative Far East base to Singapore, pro^ibly in Australia, defence sources said yesterday. The separation of Singapore from Malaysia was said to have dealt Britain's defence policy east of Suez a
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      HOLYOAKE: 'I'M OPTIMISTIC ABOUT AREA'S STABILITY'
      112 2 WELLINGTON. Wed. TT —New Zealand's Prime Minister. Mr. Keith Holyoake. today discounted reports from London that England. Australia, and New Zealand were trying to find an alternative base to Singapore. He told a Press conference that he was optimistic about the continuation of stability
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      'Diplomatic ties and confrontation? Australia does that, too'
      222 2 SYDNEY, Wed. The threat by Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman to "take action" if Singapore opened relations with Indonesia was criticised by the Daily Telegraph in an editorial today. "The Malaysian Prim* Minister has got off on the wrong foot in seeking
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      Sarawak query: Are we still wanted?
      292 2 ITUCHING, Wed. Some tangible demonstration was now needed to show the people that Malaysia still wanted the Borneo States within Malaysia, the Sarawak Tribune said in an editorial today. It said: "The constitutionally impossible has been made constitutionally possible by the secession of Singapore
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      Lock icon 'Grave miscalculation' by U.K., U.S.
      222 2 'Grave miscalculation by U.K., U.S. f ONDON, Wed. Moscow Radio said last night that Singapore's separation from the Malaysian Federation was evidence of t a grave miscalculation in London and Washington. "So deep a crack In Malaysia's structure after a mere couple of years of the Federation's existence shows clearly
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    Investment slowdown seen for Malaysia and Singapore
    400 3 Investment slowdown seen for Malaysia and Singapore OF COMMENT FROM FAR AND NEAR WALL STREET JOURNAL ON 'POLITICAL INSTABILITY' i NEW YORK, Wednesday TWO financial newspapers suggested yesterday that there may be a temporary slowdown in U.S. investment in Malaysia and Singapore as a result of Singapore's separation. The Wall
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    'THIRD CHINA' NOW LIKELY AFTER THE SPLIT, SAYS PAPER
    111 3 MANILA, Wed. Foreign Office officials here believe the rise of a "third China" and the collapse of Malaysia following Singapore's secession from the Federation is imminent, according to the Manila Chronicle. The paper said these officials foresaw the breakaway of Sarawak
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    Lock icon Morse: Singapore may outflank the U.S. position
    218 3 i WASHINGTON. Wed. I I Q ENATOR Wayne Morse said yestei lOday that the secession of Singapore from Malaysia would have an adverse effect on the U.S. position in Vietnam The senator, an outspoken critic of President Johnson's policy in South-East Asia, said
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      Lock icon Kashmir: Thant expresses very great concern
      343 3 MASSIVE TRUCE LINE CROSSINGS ITNITED Nations, Wed. U Thant, the Secretary-Gen-eral, has expressed his very great concern over the present situation in Kashmir and asked India and Pakistan to exercise the utmost restraint. A United Nations spokesman said yesterday that U.N. observers were in
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      Lock icon 'GRAB' DEMAND BY OIL WORKERS
      135 3 JAKARTA. Wednesday. TTCE Indonesian Oil Workers' Union has asked the A Indonesian Government to immediately take over foreign oil companies. Antara news agency reported today. Antara said the union demand was based on the fact that current difficulties were caused by lack of oil supplies.
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      Doctor jailed in Rhodesia
      62 3 PORT ELIZABETH (Rhodesia*. Wed. Dr. Masilamoney Pather. a 42-year-old Indian physician, nt sentenced to 27 months' 'all yesterday on charges under the Suppression of Communism Act. He was found guilty of taking part ln activities of the banned African National Congress, of contributing to its fund*
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      Japan's art
      25 3 TOKYO Wad. Mon» than 100 works ot Japanese ancient were shipped to Los Angeles todny for exhibitions ln the United States und Canada.
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      Lock icon Three-mile long column pushes ahead to save 13 Americans
      269 13 SAIGON, Wednesday. THREE-MILE long column of South Vietnamese troops backed by tanks and U.S. planes pushed to the rescue of a beleaguered U.S. special forces camp today in a grinding battle fhat could become one of the biggest of the Vietnam
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      Lock icon Use of force in Rhodesia can escalate far beyond: Bottomley
      129 13 ACCRA, Wed. Britain's Commonwealth Secretary, Mr. Arthur Bottomley, said yesterday that the use of force in Rhodesia would have economic and war developments which might escalate far beyond Rhodesia. He told a news conference: "I don't think it would be
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      Lock icon Wounded by Gls
      36 13 SAIOON, Wed Three Vietnamese, including a 13-vear-o -rf boy, were wounded yesterday when two American army guards fired Into the ground In front of a crowd of 150 civllans advancing towards them. Reuter.
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      Fire: Seven held
      31 13 SUVA (Fiji). Wed.— Seven m«a wore arrested yesterday after poI lion Investigated a US$l4O,OOO flr» wh.ch ravaged part of the famous Kcrf*levu Hotel here on Monday nigU.— AJ?
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      Girls kidnapped
      22 13 i MANILA. Wed. Pirates have raided a small Inland In the sourh-'vextern Philippines and kld- napped two taenage girls. AJ».
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      Lock icon Bomb in mess kills Arab
      50 13 ADEN, Wed. A bomb exploded at an officers' mess film show in Aden last night, killing an Arab waiter and Injuring the wlf* nf a British army officer. Another waiter was Injured. The film was being screened Inside the South Arabian Federal Army Headquarters. Reuter
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      'Keep the pennies rolling' plea to hoarders
      123 13  -  Jack Fingleton From CANBERRA. Wed. Where have all the pennies gone? A frustrated Australian Government has a fair idea. With decimal currency coming next February so many people have hoarded small change that Australia Is desperately short of it So short that the
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    Prince Sihanouk, top Socialists send messages i
    616 4 RECOGNITION FROM MORE COUNTRIES SINGAPORE, Wed. IeEWLY-INDEPEN--1 DENT Singapore today received more messages of recognition and congratulatory cables. Messages came from prominent statesmen and world Socialist leaders. Among them were Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia, Mayor Willy Brandt of Germany, America's Secretary of
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    Grenade man gets death at retrial
    145 4 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. APONTIAN pineapple worker, Er Ah Kiat, 21, was today sentenced to death following a retrial in the Johore Bahru High Court by Justice I: Azlan Shah, first appeared In the Court before Dato c Azmi In June when he lso sentenced
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    NEW TRIAL FOR MAN ON MURDER CHARGE
    173 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Chua Kirn Chai, 34. who underwent a two-day trial here on a murder charge, was at the conclusion of the hearing today remanded pending a fresh trial before another High Court judge and another Jury. Mr. Justice Buttrose made the order
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    Three leaders interviewed
    62 4 SINGAPORE, Wed— Radio Singapura will broadcast tomorrow at 10 pm. an Interview with Dr. Lim Chong Eu. secreUry-g«n«r*l of the United Democratic Party; Mr. Ong Kee Hui, chairman of the Sarawak United People's Party, and Mr. DR. Seenivasagam. president of Uie Peoples Progressive Party. This Interview was
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    Ganja man fined $150
    84 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A 65-year-old man. described as a gan\i i Indian hemp) peddler by a Customs officer, was loday fined $150 in a magistrate's court for unlawful possession of nine packets of f?anja, containing a total of one ounce ol the drug. Acting Senior Customs Officer.
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    The perils of lending a car to a friend—by a judge
    455 5 The perils of lending a car to a friend— by a judge KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday rpHE owner of a car who lends it to a J- friend is liable if the car meets with an accident, Mr. Justice Gill rulec in the High Court here today. The friend becomes a
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    Man with a naked child in cemetery jailed
    219 5 Man with a naked child in cemetery jailed KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A prosecuting officer. Deputy Supt. Mokhtar bin Marahakim, told a Sessions Court here today that only God knew what was in the mind of a man who carried a naked child to a cemetery. He was pressing for a
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    MANICKAVASAGAM AND DEVAN NAIR CLASH IN THE HOUSE
    377 5 MANICKAVASAGAM AND DEVAN NAIR CLASH IN THE HOUSE I KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. rpHE Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasa- gam, and the PAP member for Bungsar, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair. had a verbal exchange in the House of Representatives today over the qualifications of assessors in the arbitration tribunal
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    Prices: Control difficult, says Tan
    101 5 KfALA LIMPIR Wed The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. told the House of Representatives t o d a v that it would be "extremely difficult" for the Government to impose price controls because this would create more problems. He was replying to criticisms
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    Jaycees' guest of honour
    84 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Par-' Ilamentary Secretary to the Minis- > try at Social Affairs. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, will be guest of honour lat the closing ceremony of Urn 'Youth Week in Business," or- 1 gai.'ised by the Junior Chamber of I Commerce, at the St.
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    Religious class
    41 5 PENANG. Wed. The Assistant M'.nisror of Natioi Riu-,.1 Oovelopmrnt. Inclit- Sulaini.m bin Bulon. will open an intermediaip course for religious I teachers of adult education classes at the Technical Institute. Batu Uuiehai k Lane, at 9 a.m. on Sunday
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    House backs higher IMF contribution
    79 5 1 I^L'ALA LUMPUR. Wed I The House of Representative.-! today approved a moilon allowing Malaysia to increase her subscription to the International Monetary Fund from US$lOO million to US$l25 million. By .'iicreasjnu Its quota Malaysia would increase it* drawing rights up to M 5563 million,
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    Youth rally
    28 5 KLUANG. Wed. More than 350 youths attended the 10th youth conference of the Malaysian Presbyterian Church which concluded at the Chong Hwa High School here yesterday.
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    Malaysia orders 423 more Land Rovers
    93 5 |^UALA LUMPUR. WedThe Central Government ha> ordered another 423 Land Rover.- worth about £500.000 from Britain This orloffl the total number of vehicles ordered oy Malays!* since 1950 to lo.Ouo The majority are in use wi.h the Arm- ed Forces and Government departments. A
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    Man accused of girl's kidnap
    60 5 PENANO. Wed— A n-an, Lee AliKum. 29. was today grained S5OO bail on a charge of kidnapping a 15-year-old girl. Yong All Yee. from the guardianship of her father. Your Seong Hap. in Relau Sunßet Nibong. on Aug. 3. Lee pleaded not guilty. Th» Sessions
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    Police find gun in wreck of old car
    110 5 Police find gun in wreck of old car KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Police recovered a revolver and two bullets from an old abandoned car In Sentul here last night. A police spokesman said today that the .38 revolver and ammunition belonged to one of the secret society gangs operating in the
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    Silver Kris jet will be Subang's first
    104 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Malaysian Airway., Silver Kris jet will land at Kuala Lumpur's Subang International Airport from Singapore on Sept Ito mark the first commercial flight to the new airport. The new airport will be officially oper don Aug. 30 but aircr t
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    Rice co-op meeting
    32 5 DUNOUN. Wed. The District Officer. Inche Mustafa bin Abdul Jamal. will otxrn the annual meeting of the Rice Milling Co-opera-tive Society at Kimpong Nyior. near here, on Aus. 21.
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    DPP admitted to Bar
    30 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Wilfred Wee Han Kirn. 26. a deputy public prosecutor, was admitted by Mr. Justice Wlnslow today a* a member of the Singapore Bar.
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    Tin earnings reach an all time record
    275 6 $51. 3 m from export duty IPOH. Wednesday MALAYA'S booming tin mining industry earned $51.3 million for the Government through export duty alone during the first half of this year an alltime record. Official statistics show that for the first quarter of this
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    COUNCIL INQUIRY ENDS Former treasurer is the last witness
    430 6  - COUNCIL INQUIRY ENDS Former treasurer is the last witness GILBERT WOODEN By SEREMBAN, Wed. The commission in- I quiring into allega- J tions of malpractices I and maladministration in the Seremban Town Council recorded evidence from the last witness today. The commissioner, Mr. Justice Lee Hun Hoe. will submit his
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    Action urged against forum organisers
    133 6 KANGAR. Wednesday. THE Perlis Selatan Umno division wants the State Alliance to take disciplinary action against the organisers of a political forum held here last week. i At the forum, Inche Ja'afar Hussln, a Singapore Journalist, had described the present Alliance projects to help Malays
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    Tapper jailed on two trust charges
    123 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A tapper. Ahm.id bin Yacob. 37. of I Ayer Kumng. Negrl Sembilan. was i .sentenced to a total of 15 months' jail by the Sessions Court here yi.-terday when he w»s found 1 KUi.lv oi two charges uf criminal breach of
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    ALLIANCE TO CELEBRATE
    73 6 pENANG. Wed. The Penang State Alliance will celebrate Merdeka Day! with a dinner and get- 1 together at Umno hall, Mac- Alister Road, on the night, of Aug. 30. The Chief Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee. and other Alliance leaders, will speak at the party. This w.ll
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    $4,487,900 bonds
    27 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Sales Of National Defence Bonds to date Stands at $4,487,900. Bank Man, Miihiysia. today receivrd $73,000 from 14 subscribers for the bonds.
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    Aborigines centre
    31 6 KLANG. Wed. The Mentri Besar of Selan?or. Dato Hema bin Ha.U Idris, today opened a $2,500 community centre for the aborigines of Bukit Kemandul, about 20 miles from here.
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    Indon boat sails in with vegs
    194 6 Indon boat sails in with vegs 'We heard the news on radio' OINGAPORE, Wed. A 40-ton Indonesian trading boat, loaded with vegetables and manned by a five-man crew of barter traders from the nearby Rhio islands entered Singapore waters yesterday morning— a day after Singapore's withdrawal from Malaysia, When the
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    Why Sarawak needs information officers
    150 6 Why Sarawak needs information officers KUCHING, Wed. Peoplt in Sarawak's rural areai were the prey of unscrupulous theorists and mischievous demagogues because they were out of touch with what the Government was doing, the Deputy Chief Minister. Mr. James Wong, said today. He told 64 field officers of the Information
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    New senator: 'Consult all parties' call
    85 6 KANGAR. Wed. The P»rM« Selatan Umno Division will urge the State Alliance to consult all parties concerned before selecting a new Senator to represent Perils. The six-year term of the Senator. Wan Ahmad bin Wan Daud will expire at the end of thia month.
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    Fasting mother's boy found
    161 6 NIBONG TCBAL, Wed. ri 1 4 MAN, whose wife had been fasting for the past week for their missing son, left for Kuala Lumpur today to fetch the boy home. Mr. R. Shaikh Dawood was overjoyed when he received a message from the police that his
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    Tan plans team of MPs to watch the Customs
    178 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today proposed the establishment of a committee of MPs to keep an eye on the work of Customs men. He made the proposal in the Hou.se of Representatives following complaints
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    Lorry offence
    26 7 KAJANO, Wed. Kon Hung Vee of Kuala Lumpur was yesterday fined $80 by the circuit magistrate here for carrying excess weight in his lorry.
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    D.O transferred
    19 7 BENTONG. Wed. The District Officer, Bemong. Dato Abu Bakar bin Haji Hussin. has been transferred to Kuantan.
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    Malaysia Day celebration to go ahead as planned
    330 7 DESPITE SINGAPORE'S WITHDRAWAL... KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday pELEBRATIONS for the second of Malaysia will go on as planned despite the withdrawal of Singapore from Malaysia, the Director of Information Services, Syed Zainal bin Syed Hussein, said here today. Several functions are being planned
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    Gagged body of woman in sack
    119 7 Gagged body of woman in sack KUALA LUMPTR, Wed.— Th« Hodv of a 45-year-old woman with her hands and legs tied ud was found in a gunny sack under a tree at Kundang new villare. about 25 miles from her* yesterday. The woman, who has been identified as Letchmi. the
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    'LETS UNITE TO SAVE PENANG' APPEAL
    218 7 'LETS UNITE TO SAVE PENANG' APPEAL DENANG, Wed.— The Penang d sion of the Socialist f ront today called on tlve Alliance State Government to "bury the political hatchet" and unite with them In asking the Central Government to reestablish Penang as a free port. "We also call upon the
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    Death crash driver given a discharge
    100 7 I P H> WetL A car driver. Lai Nam, 20, was today given a discharge not amounting to an acquittal by the Sessions Court here. He was accused of causing the death of a police constable. Mohamed bin Melan, in a road accident on
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    Malaysia Day joy
    42 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed. Malaysia Day will be celebrated in Sungei Patani with a rally on the padang, feeding of the poor in the Bedong Welfare Home and the district hospital, free cinema shows for children and a soccer match.
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    'Cleaning' Dungun
    19 7 DUNOUN. Wed- The Dungun Town Council will hold its first "clean the town campaign" later this month
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    Passed: Bill to amend the King's powers
    152 7 Passed: Bill to amend the King's powers KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Bill to amend the powers of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong in view of Singapore's separation from Malaysia was passed by the House of Representatives today by 124 votes to nil with one abstention. Under the Bill, the "By Order"
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    Top shot among Malaysians
    88 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Top shot among the Malaysian soldiers serving with the Royal Signals in Singapore Is LanceCorporal Omar bin Ibrahim, ol 18 Signals Regiment, who wan the Individual champion among Malaysians in the Royal Signals' recent shooting meet, second in the all-comers rifle contest and second
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    Mentri: Border pass row may end soon
    341 7 KANGAR. Wed. rpHE Perils Mentri A Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim. today expressed the hope that the present border misunderstanding between Perlis and the South Thai provinces would "end soon." The misunderstanding arose over a recent decision by the Immigration and
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    SIREN TESTS—SO DON'T BE ALARMED
    76 7 SIREN TESTS— SO DON'T BE ALARMED PENANG. Wed. Penang\ civil defence system will be tested in a two-day exercise in the city this week-end. At about noon on Saturday and Sunday sirens will be sounded, and the movement* of CMI Defen- ce personnel in various parts of the city in
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    3 more plants to be set up in Singapore
    290 8 ADDITIONAL $45 MILLION INVESTMENT gINGAPORE, Wed. Three new industries with a total capital investment of $45 million are to be set up in Singapore. This was announced today by an Australian firm of industrial consultants. Mr. D. Vaughn, chairman of the
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    LEFTWING UNIONS CALL FOR ELECTIONS
    109 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. The leftwlng trade union movement here today reacted to Singapore's breakaway from Malaysia with a call for a "democratic" general election. It also called for the resignation of the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. A statement JotnUy issued by 30 trade unions
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    Mobile X-ray
    51 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Bata mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at No. 45-E Pidello Street oS Slglap tomorrow Friday and Monday from 6.30 pjn. to 9 p.m. each day. for residents of Pidello Street, Alda Street, Tosca Street. Tosca Terrace, Lakma Street, Lakma Terrace, Carmen Street and Carmen
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    Water shut-off
    26 8 SINGAPORE. Wed— Water will be cut off tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m In Jalan Buklt Ho Swee from houses 781 to 849.
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    'I GOT NO RECEIPT' INQUIRY TOLD
    169 8 'I GOT NO RECEIPT' INQUIRY TOLD SINGAPORE. Wed. A former branch chairman of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union said today that he received no receipt after h« had handed over a cheque for SI, OBB from Montor Ltd. to the union's former general secretary, Mr. T.V. Gomez, in
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    Exam results announced by Faculty of Medicine
    475 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. rpHE University of Singapore Faculty of Medicine today announced the results for the final professional part one and part two examinations for che degrees of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. The following candidates have passed the examination In the
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    CONTEST TO ELECT 'MISS TOURISM'
    149 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. A "Miss Tourism Singapura" contest will be held on Sept 25 at a special dinner and dance to usher in "Tourist Week." The organisers are V's Men's Club (Beta chapU-r) and the sponsors, the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. Apart from the qualifications of
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      483 8 Which is the most important passenger to the captain (;,z)7 The captain himself. Especially on the score of safety. For none of his passengers flies so much as he does. None is so much at home in the air. None must be so certain it's safe to fly with him
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      130 8 !//#>#/ Onp Bff V.T. IFamEim [dSSS^tteSf M/ GOSH, THIS SAWFUU XI fWHfi| J I FOR AU. r KNOW/ WEU., THERE'S klfclY/ A 1 1 li-'rM SUPPOSED. OF COURSE, s^~^ rrSGCK LONG NO TWO VWVYS ABOUT flin^ti 'i#F U' *JKi\ R\ I COULP STALL THAX HOY \*AS I TVNOW WrW EXTENGJON
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    MALAYAN PAP: MORAL SUPPORT PLEDGE
    177 9 MALAYAN PAP: MORAL SUPPORT PLEDGE pENANG, Wed. The Singapore PAP will give moral support to the Malayan PAP, although it will not involve itself directly in Malaysian activities, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, Singapore's Minister for Labour, said here last night. "W<- hopo the Malayan PAP will continue to bear the
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    India concerned over the split
    304 9  -  M. SIVARAM ZAITON'S PLEDGE ON DEFENCE From NEW DELHI, Wednesday. fHE Malaysian High Commissioner here, Inche Zaiton Ibrahim bin Ahmed, declared today that the people of Malaysia were determined to defend themselves against Indonesian aggression. Inche Zaiton was addressing a large group of Praja Socialist
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    Lock icon Fire razes 16 shops
    28 9 JESSELTON. Wed. Sixteen shophouses in Tawau in south-eastern Sabah were destroyed by fire last night. Police today were trying to determine the cause. Reuter.
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    A 'single union' boycott now by NUT
    207 9 A 'single union' boycott now by NUT KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The 5,000-strong National Union of Teachers one of the three largest teachers' unions in the country will not attend the inaugural meeting of the single teachers' union here on Aug. 20. This was decided at the NUT annual delegates' conference
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    Knocked by lorry
    44 9 SINGAPORE. Wed— A 63-year-oid man. Tan Yew Kok, wm fatally injured yesterday afternoon when he was knocked down by a lorry at the Junction of Sembawang Road and Chong Pan« Road. Tan. of West Hill Road dlad In the General Hospital.
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    John, 15, is missing after an exam failure scolding
    332 9 John, 15, is missing after an exam failure scolding SINGAPORE. Wed. It was the first time that 15-year-old John Philips had failed his school examination. When he showed his report card to his father. Mr. K. O. Philips, 54, a dresser, Mr. Philips threw It on the floor. He refused
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    Three suspects held
    35 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Defectives yesterday arrested two suspect secret society members in Robinson Road and a third at Kolam Ayer Lane. All three hay* been detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance.
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    Red Cross dance
    28 9 KANOAR. Wed. The Perils branch of the Malaysia Red Cross Association will hold a dance on Sept. 8 at the Derma English School hall here.
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    Packers urge rubber missions to Peking and Moscow
    287 9 Packers urge rubber missions to Peking and Moscow SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Rubber Packers' Association today urged the Singapore Government to send rubber missions to Communist China and Russia as soon as possible. The association chairman. Dato Ng Quee Lam. describing the open door trade policy of the Prime Minister.
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    DEATHS
    45 10 It Wmrds iH (JHlllw; JOHN L.N. SLADE. laU of Oeatotmm (Kwterni Ltd passed away suddenly on 3-8-4 A at Altnnrham General Ho.ptial. Kmcland. ATKINSON on August 9th Robe-t aged 2 months, much loved soa of Keith and Diana, brother of Mark. Catherine and William
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    80 10 Word* $1S (Mlmitmum) MR. ANG MOCK MING. Dr Aag An 1100 and the family of the late Mr. \at Trow Kang of Batu Pahat thank reiatlvw and friends for their kind cfindolenren, wreaths, assistanre and .ittendaore at the (HMMI FAMILY OP LATE Madam Si>ng s.,k urn thann relative*. fri-nds.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    25 10 t* Wordm US rUtaiumi IN LOVING MEMORY of our father Mr Chorm Khoon I. ln who passed away on li"-l> >.!' clair. and l.n:
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  • The Straits Times
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      These Ties Remain
      601 10 At the beginning of this week eleven million Malaysians earned their own com- mercial logic. They made a market large enough and i prosperous enough to reward mercantile endeavour. Supported by the prospect of a common market, they were Malaysia's most successful i argument for industrialisation. Spurred
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      Policy Keystone
      317 10 Singapore's relations with other countries, said Mr. Rajaratnam in his first Press conference as Foreign Minister, will be "subject to the overriding consideration that Malaysia's interests must be safeguarded." The statement is much to be welcomed for its forthright acknowledgment of the fact that friendly cooperation with Malaysia
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      Fitting Reward
      220 10 Singapore's housing achievement has been much more than a matter of money. It has also involved administration of the highest order, a fact recognised to the full by the award of this year's Ramon Magsaysay Award to Mr. lAm Kirn San, former Minister for National Development and since
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    The day I tried to buy a "gun in London
    346 10  -  Karl Meyer B? I ONDON, Wed. How does one buy a pistol or rifle In Britain? The correct answer is: with eitremr difficulty. The firm of G. Blank and Sons sells suns of ail sorts In an olrlfashioned shop on
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      The children's woe
      238 10 MY son. a Form HI pupU at Labis English Bchool. says that all the secondary school children In his school will have to move to a newly-built comprehensive school at the beginning of the third term. The new school is about two miles from the present school.
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      The dustmen
      74 10 I REFER to the letter from "Resident" <S.T. July 24). Refuse collection from premises dustbins along Tanjong Katong Road has been regularly carried out. On rare occasions, because of a breakdown of vehicles or heavy output of refuse, e.g. during the bountiful fruit season lately, the dally service
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      Not practical
      132 10 I^HE suggestions made by "Patient" (ST. July 24) are not practical. If amputees require adjustment of their artificial limbs, surely this must first be referred to the orthopaedic surgeon. His suggestion that he be allowed direct access to the stall of the workshop and between them, who have
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      Turnover tax
      152 10 J WAS Interested to read In the Straits Times of Aug. 2. the letter from "Student" on the subject of turnover tax. since I received a telephone call on the same subject a few days ago. The caller said his father had received a turnover tax form, and
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      No room
      119 10 AS a Member of Parlia'Tnent for Kuala Trengganu Selatan I am delighted to hear that the Tourist Promotion Board will soon be putting up two hotels in Trengganu one In Kuala Trengganu, Itself and one at Penyu Beach. Rantau Abang. Since all the ferries have oeen replaced with
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      Free-for-all
      57 10 rii surely time that traffic lights were installed at the Junction of Jalan Travers-Jalan Damansara. The traffic policeman presently goes off duty at 8.30 a.m. until the evening, and a free-for-all ensues as frustrated motorists who cannot wait longer cut across fast-moving traffic. This is dangerous, the antithesis of
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    Moves afoot to aid the forgotten victims of crime
    1028 10  - Moves afoot to aid the forgotten victims of crime JOHN P. MACKENZIE —By 1 WASHINGTON, Wednesday IN the debate over 'The Rights of the Ac c v sed vs. the Rights of the Public," is there anything that the critics and commentators can agree on? The emerging answer seems to
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    Khir to quit as chairman of S'pore Alliance and Umno
    199 11 Khir to quit as chairman of S'pore Alliance and Umno P-UALA LUMPUR. Wed— Inche Mohamed Khir Johari is to resign as chairman of Lhe Singapore Alliance and Umno. Bpeaklng to Pressmen on his arrival from Penang. Inche Khir Johari. the Federal Minister of Education, said that it would be unfair
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    Govt says 'no' to women
    62 11 KUALA LUMPUB. Wed. A call to declare Women's Day Aug. 26 a public holiday for women was turned down by the Minister of Home Affairs. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, In the House of Representatives today. The call was made by Datlr Uitimah
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    Youth held in stabbing case
    47 11 SINGAPORE, Wed,— Apok Kuppan. 18. was today remanded after being charged with attempting to murder another boy. Rajandrn Praaad. 16. last night. He was alleged to have stabbed Raiandra In the chest In a back tune off Serangoon Road and Birch Road.
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    Lim quashes reports of a trade war
    400 11 Lim quashes reports of a trade war 'THE AIM IS STRONGER TIES' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE'S new Minister for Finance, Mr. Lim Kirn San, today quashed unsettling reports about the setting up of trade barriers against Malaya, and gave the assurance that the Singapore Government would do everything possible to strengthen
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    Singapore to change tax structure
    157 11 Singapore to change tax structure CINGAPOBE, Wed Singapore's new Finance Minister. Mr. Lim Kirn San. today indicated that changes were likely to be made in Singapore's next fiscal year in income tax, which would remove the additional burden imposed on the salary-earning taxpayer by the Malaysian Central Government. While cautioning
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    EMBASSIES TOLD: ONLY MALAYSIA'S INTERESTS
    163 11 EMBASSIES TOLD: ONLY MALAYSIA'S INTERESTS KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. THE Ministry of External Affairs has informed all Malaysian embassies and high commissions that they wou^ only represent Malaysia's not Singapore's interests 1 from now on. A spokesman of the Ministry said: "We will, however, consider any request from the Government of
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    'Carry on' cable to China bank
    106 11 SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'pHE Bank of China in Singapore today received a cable from its head office in Peking authorising it to carry on business as before. The cable noted Singapore's new Independent status and asked the bank to resume full business activity. Reversed The
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    Betting case businessmen cleared
    74 11 Betting case businessmen cleared IPOH. Wed. Two businessmen. Thong Sek Chong. 40. and Cljoy Chee Meng. 52. were today acquitted by the magistrate here Mr. W. Satchithanadhan. on a charge of acting as bookmakeri in the Perak Turf Club on March 18 last year. Mr. V. Jeyaratnam, defending, submitted that
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    'We'll co-operate' pledge by Singapore MIC
    126 11 CINOAPORE, Wed. The Malaysian Indian Congress here today pledged to co-operate with the Singapore Government "so as to preserve the peace and security of the nation and promote prosperity of the people, provided the Oovernment grants equal rights and security to all rues. particularly
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    Ships told: Fly S'pore flag
    60 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Director of Marine, Capt. J. A. L. Pavitt, announced today that the courtesy flag for ships calling at Singapore henceforth will be the Singapore State fla*. It Is appreciated that some ships may not carry this flag and its absence will not
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    Mirror—a change in name
    85 11 Mirror— a change in name OINGAPORE, Wed. The Malaysian Mirror, now to be known as The Mirror will continue to be circulated in Malaysia. Disclosing this today, a Ministry of Culture and Social Affairs spokesman said: "We will continue sending this weekly almanac of current affairs to Malaysia as long
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    Sabah on guard against increased hostility by Soek
    223 11 Sabah on guard against increased hostility by Soek KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Sabah'? Chief Minister, Mr. Peter Lo, said today that "'the $64,000 question" facing his State was whether or not Soekarno would step up confrontation in Borneo following Singapore's break from Malaysia. Talking to reporters in Parliament House. Mr. Lo
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    Umno revival
    34 11 PENANO. Wed. Th» Batu Perrlnghi Umno branch, which has been Inactive for the past year, Is to be revived at a meeting on Saturday. The meeting will be followed by a dinner.
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    GOVT URGED: WORK FOR AN 'HONOURABLESETTLEMENT WITH INDONESIA
    235 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wednesday THE Malaysian committee of the AfroAsian Peoples' Solidarity Organisation today urged the Government to work "positively" for an "honourable settlement" of the dispute with Indonesia. At the tame time it called on the Indonesian Government to create a favourable
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    SF plans nation-wide meetings to explain the separation
    181 11 pENANG, Wed All Socialist Front divisions throughout the country will hold meetings on Sunday to explain to members the meaning and significance of Singapore's separation from Malaysia. Announcing this today, the party's secretarygeneral, Mr. Lim Kean Slew, said the Front would urge
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    Patsy wins art prize
    61 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Patsy Ten of Singapore has won the second prize in the world-wide painting contest organised by the National Crippled Society and the Easter Seals Association of America for eight-year-old children. About 200 paintings by children who entered the contest, entitled "Cinderella the World Over."
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      742 11 TV SINGAPURA CHANNEL 5 Burkes Uw— who killed surfP.M-: 615 Opening and boat Broad? 1105— Salute programme summary in all to flight; 1130 Close down languages; 6.20 Belajar-lah Bahasa Kebangsaan; 625 CHANNEL 8 Little Rascals; 6-40 WelU p.m.: 655 Ooenin* and gramme highlights in Eng- lanKuaaes- 1 00 N»ar« U:
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      SETTINGS WITH ORIENTAL FLAVOUR
      111 12 SETTINGS WITH ORIENTAL FLAVOUR FORMAL simplicity highlights the decor of this Oriental kitchen, one of the five world kitchen settings exhibited at the World's Fair in New York. Gleaming white appliances such as the 19-cubic-foot refrigerator-freezer (left) and the surface cooking unit on slab in the diamond setting (centre), are
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      Glamorous kitchen profiles at the World's Fair
      779 12 J^ KITCHEN, as my dictionary explains, is a room where food is cooked. To me and I'm sure to many others living in the Far East it's just another room conveniently situated somewhere (out of sight) in the house. And It Is one
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      You may like to know
      394 12 You may like to know rNO daughters of the Sultan of Selangor, now holidaying in London, have a common ambition to meet the Queen. They are Tengku Sofiah binte Tengku Abdul, 16, and Tengku Zahariah binte Tengku Abdul Aziz, 14. They have only been as far as the Palace gates
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      428 12 MISS MALAYSIA 1965 (Miss International 1%6 Beauty Contest in Long Beach. California) says "I love HICEE, because it beautifies the complexion" ud "-**4r t You f 22 can kee P y° ur complexion smooth and clear by taking regularly HICEE, wonder tonic, candy taste. Each Sweetlet is equivalent to 10
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      Lock icon Philby loses his MBE
      107 13 Philby loses his MBE NOW IN RUSSIA Q LONDON, Wednesday. UEEN Elizabeth yesterday annulled an honour which her father conferred on Harold Philby, former British diplomat who has been given asylum in Russia. King George VI made Philby a Member of the Order of the British Empire in January, 1946.
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      Seven Seas multiple murder—all because of Fidel Castro
      285 13 Seven Seas multiple murder— all because of Fidel Castro MIAMI, Wednesday. A PRO-CASTRO Cuban sailor, picked up In the Atlantic in a lifeboat, confessed yesterday that he killed the captain and four other crew of the coast ship Seven Seas when they disputed his political views. A federal officer, who
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      Lock icon Natural rubber sale move
      50 13 WABHINOTON. Wed. The House of Representatives Armed Services committee yesterday approved a BUI to authorise the diaposal of 620.000 long tons of natural rubber from the U.S National Stockpile. Kventual Congressional approval would allow the present General Services Administration sales programme to continue with Interruption. Reuter.
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      FINED: MAN WHO SAID 'YOU'RE A BRITISH OBJECT'
      163 13 FINED: MAN WHO SAID 'YOU'RE A BRITISH OBJECT' LONDON, Wed.—Soapbox thumpers can go on speaking their minds at Hyde Park's famed Speakers' Corner so long as they don't Insult their listeners, a court ruled yesterday. The case stemmed from an argument between Roy Sawh. of British Guiana, a member of
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      £28,000 left by Morrison
      58 13 LONDON. Wed.— Lord Morrison of Lambeth, who died last March. aged 77, after rising from errand boy to Deputy Prime Minister, left £28.600 gross. £38,318 net. In hi* will published In London yesterday. Duty paid was £5.135 Re left £260 to the Labour Party and. after
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      More women go to sea
      42 13 EAST BERLIN. Wed. Ea*t Germany Is to step up the number of women officers In Its merchant navy. At present «tx women officers and 12 other women hold responsible positions on East German freighters and passenger vessels.
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      Love possessed—woman and her 1932 car
      156 13 Love possessed— woman and her 1932 car STRATFORD- ONWON, Wed. Wreckers yesterday crushed a brautifnlly preserved 1932 car into a solid lump of metal to serve as its owner's tombstone The owner, who wanted her name kept secret. had rared lovingly for the 1932 Austin and could not bear tbe
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      Lock icon 'Cleaners' clean out Baroness Churchill
      126 13 'Cleaners' clean out Baroness Churchill T ONDON. Wed. Two Lj thieves posing as window cleaners robbed Baroness Spencer-Chur-chill. 80, widow of Sir Winston Churchill of jewels worth ,C 1,500 yesterday, police said. Carryinr buckets, the men stole the jewels from the flat of Baroness Churchill's rrandson. Mr. Winston Churchill, while
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      180 13 STERLING STAGES A BRIEF RALLY T ONDON, Wed.— Britain's hardpressed currency staged a brief upsurge yesterday as the Government anno unc c d that the country spent only £1 million more than It earned last month. Exports In July were a record, the Board of Trade said. Within minutes, sterling
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      27 13 LIMA. Wed. Oovemmmrt forces were yesierday reported to have dashed at three different point* in the Central Andoa mountain! with Communist-lad forces of Indiana. Reuter.
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      633 14 TENDER FOR THE PRINTING AND SUPPLY OF A MONTHLY MAGAZINE "DEWASA" TENDERS are Inv.ted (or the printing and supply of 60,000 copies of the above mentioned publication monthly to be printed In romanised Malay. Sample of the magazine Is available for Inspection at the office of the Ministry of National
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    Tin makes modest gain in Penang
    490 16 Tin makes modest gain in Penang rpHE Straits tin price yesX terday rose $1,374 per picnl to $734,121 despite the fall of £10* In the Tuesday! buyers' price in London. The local rise was the result of strong overall buying. The offering was estimated down 15 tons to 245 tons.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 Aug. 11. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: ''Hi cents per Ib. (down five-eisbths of a cent). TIN: $734,121 (up mil). I'norTirial estimated ofTerinK -«•*> tons (down 15 tons).
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    72 16 CHINESE Produce ■lOhange, Sln«l--pere noon piicea per plcul yeaierday: Cecenut all: bulk $34 aellera. drum $56 aellera. Copra: Aug./Bept. UK/Continent Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white $187t aellera. Sarawak white $188 aellera, apecial Sarawak black $147 f aellera. garbled Lainponis black $167i(N) aellera (all !••'>. N.1.W ASTA $180(N> aellera (100",
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    68 16 THE Malayan iionange BanhC A«tai oiatien yeoterday mad< NsBH cbangea in its ratea to mcrehanta (all rate* to $100): Canada: Miying TT 35 5/16. airmail lOD 35 7 16. WO d/St 35 19/16 cre-lit bllla. 36 trade bills. Selling TT er OD ready: Oeuttcha marks 130 1/8. Holland
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    H.K. RATES
    38 16 ON tIM trtt eicrttnte market in Hong Kong MMMN the U.I. dellar quoted i' S 77 for T.T. nod 5 731 lor cath. Sterling *v quoted at 16 03 And ene lvi of fain at 3611.
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    HECTIC CONDITIONS AGAIN ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    732 16 From Our Market Correspondent BOOM conditions continued just as furiously on the Stock Exchange yesterday although during the afternoon many of the morning's top levels came off best on profit-taking. There was a firmer tendency just before the close. The volume of business totalled
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 16 Malayan Stork Indices Aug. 10 Aug. II Industrials: 72.30 77.98 fins: !V!.:»2 93.37 I rubbers: 102.1:) 102.15 •Dpc. 30. 1963=100 Drr. 29. 1962 100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    966 16 DL'SINESS in and reported to the Slngarxirr and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork Exrhange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beuittad (1.000) 51. 33. (1,000) »1.40: Cald Stara (1.000) f 2.23. 17,000) 52.31; DunUpt SI 43: K»a
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    81 16 "pHfc Mala>^ian Minister of Hnanrr has li\ed the«e prices lor ralrulating rudtomi duties for the period from Aug. H to Aug. 18. Ktibber 67; <t> a Ib. < opra 88M a ton. oconut Oil 5974 a ton. r.ilm Oil HJM a ton. Palm Kernels $513.75 a ton. The
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    138 16 MELBOURNE. Wed. INDUSTRIALS were steady In featureless trading. Pre-budget quietness continues. Boral rose 3d. to 255. following the announcement of A£ six < million development plan with the Mitsui Group. Base metals were easier. Renlson was down Is. to 575. 6d. Olb were quiet and steady. Todayt cloning
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    RUBBER PRICES
    243 16 I SCSI first grade rubber f.o.b buyers closed at i pjn. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur jtmtercuj at bt»', cents per Ib- duwa five-r-ijrhths of a cent on Toesda>\ dosing level for the position. The tone was quirt. K.A.n. and t.MJI.t. rloalnr prices in centa per Ib. yeaterdaj:
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    DOLLAR RATE
    54 16 T'HK prrvnt rat* of the Malayan dollar against the pound strrllm flxed on November 24 last year is seUinc T.T. or O.D. 2s. S 15 16d. Buylnc T.T. 2a, 4 1/164. Buvlnc O.D. 2a. 4'» d. The dollar is at it* «Utator» mtddlr position in relation to iU
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    94 16 CHIPS lyin| tfnttirt* the HmnMrt nxito er cip«ct<l taday arc 1 I Mlndoro 3 4 On-la N Varild 23 ?4. Hmscnsfln 31 '3? Rp«. 1 vaiin M 34 Ftelawrr* 44. Bam or*. 67 S« 3.. Bnnkurn 41 43 Part Swtttmhim k»wsko. Trt»t>«I DM' U»vr-rbank. tlamora. KhiOf. Lani-
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      813 17 WHEELOCK MARDEN CO.. (MALAYSIA) LTD. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ihe Twenty-seventh Annual General Meeting of the Company v.ill be held at the registered ofTlce. No. 132 136. Robinson Road. .Singapore on Saturday 4Ui Sept.96s at 1030 a.m. B<ul new l. To receive and approve the Directors' Report and Accounts
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      775 17 THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. CAP. 137) NOTICE INDLK SECTION IK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN under Section 137 of the Town Bcwids tnaitmeni that the follow- j ing draii plans have been prepared and are open to public inspection on any v. orklng day during office hours for three months
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      1402 17 TENDERS I i MUNICIPALITY OF IPOH TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from re- gisteied contractors for the cutting of grass on side tables and earth drains along public roads in Ipoh for the year 1965 1966. 2. Full particulars are obtainable :.-otn the Municipal Engineer s Oilice. Municipality of Ipoh
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      481 17 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. Tawaran daripada pemborong:.' yang berdaltar dl-J.KJt.. dldalam kelas "A" dan ka-atas akan di-terlma dl-Pejabat Penolong I'engaiah Kerja Raya, Bahuglan Kerja2 Angkatan Bersenjata, JKR.. Ibu Pejabat. Jalan Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur Peng a rah Kerja Raya, Negerl2 Tanah Melayu. JKR. Ibu Pejabat Jalan Maxwell, Kuala Lumpur, hingga Jam
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      355 17 THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT, (No. 118) NOTICE UNDER SECTION IS? No NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN under Section 137 of the Town Boards Enactment thai the undermentioned draft plan has been prepared and is open to public Inspection on any working day during 1 office hours, at the office or the
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      'Stars' countdown
      402 18  -  F. Emmanuel BEGINS WITHMERDEKA TOURNEY ON SATURDAY By I(UALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Asian All-Stars football team will go into orbit very soon, most probably this year. The countdown will start at the Merdeka tournament which begins on Saturday. Asian Football Confederation secretary Lee Wai Tong said on arrival
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      Lock icon MALAYSIA 1-0
      23 18 MELBOURNE, Wed. In the tustralian women's hockey carnival in Melbourne today Malaysia defeated South Australia 1-0. Kulaveeraslngham scored the :oal. Reuter.
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      Nationalists are cautious
      332 18 "I KUALA LUMPUR. Wed I I THE Nationalist China football team for the Mer- deka tournament arrived here by Malaysian > Airways from Hong Kong today with 11 players who represented them last year. The champions in 1963, the first year they competed, but disappointing also-rans last
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      FAM'S ANNUAL INVESTMENT IN GOODWILL WILL COST $325,000
      289 18  - FAM'S ANNUAL INVESTMENT IN GOODWILL WILL COST $325,000 NORMAN SIEBEL By KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Football Association of Malaysia's annual investment in Asian goodwill and good football will ran to approximately $325,000 this year. Thia N what the FAM estimate it will coat them to run the ninth annual Merdeka
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      India team strongest in years—manager
      191 18 India team strongest in years— manager XT U ALA I IMPL'B, Wed. India, who were runr..rs-up last year, exp»ct to go one bttW this year in the Mtrdtk.i neOC tournament which begin* here on Saturday. Team manager K. Ziauddln I said this on arrival today with his 17 players ;ind
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      Penang win Heah Cup
      68 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed —Penang won the Heah Joo Seang Cup i the Malaysian schools lnt«r--state badminton championship when they beat Johore 7-2 In the final at the SBA Hall today. The girl's competition for the Lee Kok Chee Cup was won by Singapore who beat Perak
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      ANNUAL MEETING
      27 18 KLUANO. Wed. Johore Indians Sports Association will hoid their annual mefting on Friday at the Kluang District FA wem'ms. Jalan Lambak a f 5 p.m
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      Suzana is 'Miss Festival of Sport'
      48 18 Suzana is 'Miss Festival of Sport' [EIGHTEEN -year-old Buzana Llm. who was elected Miss Festival of Sport at a dinner and dance at the Fraser And Neave Hall. River Valley Road. Singapore. The contest marked the close of the Sports Festival sponsored by the Singapore Government last week.
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      Table tennis for banks
      95 18 ¥POH. Wed. Penang. Perak. Selangor and Negri Sembilan will compete in the inter-state banks table tennis championships for the P. C. Gomez gold cup, ou Aug. 21 and 22. The competition, organised by the National Union of Bank Employees, Ipoh branch, is In memory of the
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      Selangor team for Kuching
      78 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Selangor table-tennis team of four officials and seven players left for Singapore tonight en route to Kuching for the Malaysian championships which start there on Friday. The party comprise t*e Yuen Hoong i manager >. Yee Vim Chuong 'deputy manager). Hul Hong
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      Lock icon Northants thrash Notts by lOwkts
      259 18 COUNTY CRICKET LONDON, Wed. Northamptonshire strengthened their bid for their first-ever English County cricket championship when they routed Nottinghamshire by ten wickets at WelUngborough yesterday. Second-placed Glamorgan maintained their challenge 18 points behind with a seven-wicket victory over Somer<set. Olamorgan tn.ve three names in hand
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      JAPANESE No. 1 FOR S'GOR BA TOURNEY
      225 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Japan have accepted the Selangor Badminton Association's Invitation to the International championships here on Sept. 17--19. Their representative will be their No. 1 player. Takeshi Mlyanaga. Other toreign players In the championships on the SBA's Invitation will be Erland Kops
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      HANNIGAN SHIELD
      62 18 IPOH. Wed. The proeramme of the north zone quadransulur inter-state Police soccer eoaqMtttlon for the Hannlpm Shield here this weekend: Friday Depot v t Penang (Coronation ground) Perak v Kedah Perils (Jalan Abdul Jalil ground). Saturday: Perak v Penang (JAJ ground): Kedah' Perils v Depot (Coronation ground >.
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      ATHLETICS Girls will set records in schools meet
      499 18  - ATHLETICS Girls will set records in schools meet MANSOOR RAHMAN By Kuala Lumpur, Wed. piRLS are expected to put up better performance* w than the boys in the second Malaysian Schools athletic championships at King George V school padang on Saturday and Sunday With national champions Mary Wong <Sabah> and
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      NETBALL CHAMPS
      33 18 IPOH. Wed. Singapore oe- came champions in the Ma- < hyilan School Sports Council's netball tournament when they > beat Negr. Sembilan 30-19. Singapore also won the primary section final beating Selangor 23-7.
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      Four North newcomers
      121 18 Four North newcomers KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Three Penang players ar» among four newcomers in th« North team for the Malaysian Cricket Association's annual match against South on Padang here on Aug. 21-23. The Penang players are Williams. Kleem and schoolboy Zalnuddin Meah. The other newcomer is R. Ratnalingam of Selangor.
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      WITHDRAWN
      27 18 MALACCA. Wed— The 1/lt Gurkha Rifles have withdrawn from the Malacca PA. League Dlt 1 f. 5 they will be posted to Hong Kong next month.
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      SUMMARY
      60 18 SOCCER Spore BH Senior Leagoe-Cup-Nr.nfl 3 Chartered Bank 1: NTS 1 STC 1. Malacca Div. 2: Medicals t Portuguese Youths 0. Nrgri Div. 1 < S'ban > Indian Assn 4 Malays 0. Div. 2: 17 Ourkli.. S:enals w.o. Teachers. Taiping Div. 1: Ist Bn RMR S Pea. Engineers 0.
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      Malacca win by 2 wickets
      149 18 Malacca win by 2 wickets KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Malacca won the Malaysian Schools inter-state cricket championship for the Taylor Trophy by beating Perak by to two wicket* at Rifle Range Road here today. This was Malacca s first attempt tn the competition. Perak. who scored 84 in their first innings
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      Thunder Bird wins
      1637 19  -  Edioiu Joed RACING by SPECTACULAR RUN IN THE STRAIGHT LEAVES HIS RIVALS STANDING JPOH, Wed. Tfaun-| der Bird, ridden by Des Coleman, scored a spectacular win in the main race over 6f here this afternoon. Last into the home straight, Thunder Bird came through with a paralysing
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      BANNED LINDA IN TWO FIRSTS
      48 19 BANNED LINDA IN TWO FIRSTS LINDA McGILL. the Australian swimmer who was banned from competitive swimming for "Indiscipline" at last year's Tokyo Olympic Games, arrives at Dover last Saturday to become the first Australian to swim the English Channel and the first woman to swim it this year.
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      Lock icon KAREN, 12, BREAKS A WORLD RECORD
      363 19 ONDON, Wed. Karen Muir, a 12-year-old South African swimmer, yesterday became the youngest world record-holder in any sport. She gained this distinction after clipping eight-tenths of a second off the world record with a time of 68.7 sec for the women's 110 yard» backstroke
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      Kin Tat takes Kops to three sets
      469 19 BADMINTON London. Wed. Lee Kin Tat of Singapore took All-England champion Erland Kops of Denmark to three sets before losing 15-9. 13-15. 5-15 when Denmark beat a British and Commonwealth team 3-2 here last night. The match was the first event of an
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      POSTPONED
      27 19 MALACCA, Wed— The Malaysian Hockey Federation's south zone triangular hockey tournament between Singapore, Malacca and Johore scbeiuled here this weekend has been postponed till Aug. 20-22.
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      121 19 I HITACHI LUXURIOUSLY COMPACT I REFRIGERATORS takes up little space 2f *L irvr— rnent, adjustable shelves, 2f mi^^^i Irfmlll flush door hinges, with tt si' iig: _|£^^SSiJ cheese compartments. 5^ ©> Model R-14S 0 for top quality buy ■'■■■'■■'II |gp READY FOR OCCUPATION SOON EXCELLENT RETURNS for INVESTMENTS in JALAN
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      78 19 BUSINESSMEN SEE AUSTRALIAN PRODUCTS ON DISPLAY IN THE AUSTRALIAN TRADE EXHIBITION KUALA LUMPUR Selangor Chinese Assembly Hall. Open to trade: August 9th to 14th, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Open to public: August 15th to 18th, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. BUSINESSMEN PLANNING A VISIT WT^k W^^M TO KUALA LUMPUR
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      303 19 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 5. Could be fine words? (I). S. Allowance made on meat In 6. Mathematician's name rang Lincolnshire >B>. In the ears, possibly (10). 9. Are confused by something 7. Quarrel In having a m— l on the head of an Insect (6). together (6). 10. Blockhead
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      97 19 DIARY BASKETBALL Malaysian Invitational championships (Stadium Ncgara. XL 11.30 ajn.)SOCCER Spore Div. 2C: RAF Chanfri v Stable Boys: Div. 2D: Marines v Junior AA (both matches at Farrer Pk). Malacca Div. 1: Police v Scots Guards (B Hilir). S'gor Div. J: New Star v Umno Youths (Taylor Rd' Necri Div.
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    German food festival for Singapore
    125 20 German food festival for Singapore SINGAPORE. Wed. A special German beer and food festival will opeD in Singapore on Monday. The festival, organised by I ouinbrau in conjunction uith Lufthansa, will be held in the Gordon Bar of the Goodwood Park Hotel, which will take on the atmosphere of a
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    Six months for jobless man who cheated woman
    109 20 SINGAPORE. Wed.— An unemployed man from Kuala Lumpur, who cheated an old woman of $550 by deceiving her that he would get her a contract to sell vegetables for the Army Camp here was today Jailed for six months in the ninth
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    'Canberra asked to mediate'
    46 20 CANBERRA. Wed.— Highly reliable diplomatic sources In Canberra said today India had made an unofficial approach to Australia asking it to mediate the Kashmir dispute with Pakistan. No Indication was given as to how or by whom the overture was made. UPL
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    Lock icon A Japanese girl in airport mix-up
    128 20 LONDON, Wed A pretty Japanese girl in a blue and white kimono found herself by accident vnsterday in the gentlemen's lavatory at London Airport. There was a moment of stunned silence. then Mr> Hlroe Kamimura. irom Tokyo, fled. Alter rejoining her tax accountant husband.
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    Tengku lauds students' solidarity decision
    93 20 KUALA I.CMITR, Wed. Trnckii Abdul Rahman today commended the decision of the London Union of Malaysian students to maintain solidarity of interest between students from Malaysia and Singapore. In a message to the union through the Malaysian High Commission, he said: "I am happy that
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    LONDON STOCKS
    344 20 LONDON. Wed. The outstanding feature of the stock markets today was the sharp advance in gilt-edged and other first class fixed interest stocks. There was a persistent demand throughout the day in which the Institutions participated to a fairly considerable extent. Tin shares scored further good gains, although
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    RUBBER
    51 20 LONDON. Wed— Bpot 20*^., Sept. 20-11 16d.. Oct. 20-11 16d.. Nov 20-11 16d.. Oct. Dec. 20--11 16d.. Jan. Mar. 20s>,d. Apr. June 20-9 16d.. July Sept. 20 w d., Oct. Dec. 20-7 16d.. Jan Mar Apr June unq.. elf. Aug. 19-13 16d_ Sept 19\d. Oct. 18--15 I6d Tone: About
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    29 20 JIM RUCOCI of 40, Brag Huth Road. passed away peacefully on If >- M cortege will leave Thai Buddhist Temple, Sltat Road for Mount Wrnon 4 p.m. on 13/4/65.
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