The Straits Times, 28 August 1965

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    27 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY* SINGAPORE. AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 28AUG1965 He*****' The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 28, 1965 iC 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    The code breakers tackle murder plot documents
    802 1  - The code breakers tackle murder plot documents JACKIE SAM By GINGAPORE, Fri. Special Branch experts an now decoding a hiiLif pile of Red intelligence instructions followin yesterday's swift destruction of an underground Communist organisation. The documents belonged to the 16 Communist agents, led by Sim Siew Lin, who were almost
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    A symbol of tolerance
    803 1  -  SAMAD MAHADI Opened by the King: Malaysia's pride and monument to freedom By KUALA LUMPUR, Friday AN atmosphere of solemnity and to the background of a lone voice praising the greatness ol Cod, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong today opened Malaysia's pride and monument to the attainment
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    JUST FANCY THAT
    28 1 SINGAPORE, Fri. Thieves last night cut their way through the wire fencing of a magistrate's court in South Bridge Road and stole six wall fans.
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    Kuching terrorist attack
    309 1  - Kuching terrorist attack G. GELDARD From IZUCHING, Fri. A man was badly wounded in the mouth late tonight by a Communist terrorist bomb attack in the heart of Kuching. A British soldier with a bloodstained shirt told me shortly after the attack that he was sitting with friends In the
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    Gunmen hijack $30,000 payroll in lift
    625 1  -  ABUL FAZIL: By SINGAPORE, Friday PAYROLL robbers struck again to day-the second day in successionand some 200 employees of Harper, Cilfillan and Co. went without their half-monthly pay amounting to nearly $30,000. It was job executed in split seconds by two gunmen in a
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    STOP PRESS BURMA AND INDIA
    28 1 STOP PRESS BURMA AND INDIA DRAW I—l IPOII. lri Burma and India drew I—l1 1 in Uitir matili hero tonight ror third place in the Merdck.i Football Tournament
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      7 1 Speeches, more pietires in Pages 12, 13.
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      93 1 II CROCKETT* JONES NORTHAMPTON ENGLAND BEST SHOES n7 BETTER LIVING \A.MO e rna^ no k e ver y k'9 y et but his AO mother know s that he will always \S* be fit and strong, because his food is kept fresh and germ -free in her Mitsubishi refrigerator which
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      Lock icon AMERICAN JETS AGAIN HIT ZONE D' VIETCONG
      170 2 AMERICAN JETS AGAIN HIT ZONE D' VIETCONG SAIGON, Fri. Giant B-52 jets of the US. strategic Air Command ypsterday bombed the Vietcong jungle stronghold "War Zone D" ;<0 miles north of hero. It was tho plfvpnth raid on Vietcong targrt.s by the •■:i{ht.-pnglnp(l S I r a toforUndor tirw military
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      Envoy to Peking
      17 2 lon'« most senior politicians, Mr. Robert Gunawardrnc, has been appi)int«l Ambastudor to Peking. Rrulfl..
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      Home for M.P.s
      15 2 BANGKOK. Fri.- -Thailand la to have a new Parliament build-; niK— Reuipr.
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      Lock icon Soldiers storm varsities to break up riots
      283 2 SEOUL. Friday ARMED troops, moved into Seoul earlier yesterday to take over security duties from police, stormed into the grounds of two major universities here in the afternoon to break up student demonstrators denouncing the Japanese- Korean rapprochement pact and the Government's anti-demonstration
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      Lock icon Dutch build a large shipyard for Sock
      101 2 AMSTERDAM. Fri. L'utch shipping magnate Mr. Cornells Verolme said here yesterday that a shipyard being built at Tanjong Priok near Jakarta was going to be one of the largest yards in the world. Speaking on his arrival here by air after a 12-day
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      Lock icon Wreckage of plane in which 58 died
      90 2 UAKt.K cranes lift the wreckage of a US. C-130 military plane from Hong Kong harbour where it crashed on Tuesday shortly after taking eff en route to South Vietnam with 71 American servicemen aboard. Fifty-eight died. The men were returning to Danang in
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      Kashmir: Appeal to India and Pakistan by worried Britain
      269 2 LONDON, Friday r PHE British GovernA merit yesterday expressed concern over developments in Kashmir and called on India and Pakistan to co-operate with United Nations peace efforts. A statement issued after the Commonwealth Reiatlons Secretary, Mr. Arthur Bottomley, met the Indian
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      Lock icon Mystery marks on Manila children
      87 2 Mystery marks on Manila children MANILA. Fri— Hundreds of schoolchildren here have been disfigured by small scars on their faces. No one seems to know why. i The victims were reportedly grabbed by men on the streets and scratched with sharp instruments or, in at least one case, with long
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    Lock icon JOHNSON: RACE WAR WILL SPREAD UNLESS...
    245 3 JOHNSON: RACE WAR WILL SPREAD UNLESS. IyASHINGTON. Fri. President Johnson warned yesterday that the racial violence which erupted in Los Angeles could spread to Washington and other cities unless more was; done to ease Negro; poverty. "Here in the District of Columbia. I want to warn you this morning the
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    Lock icon Death shot, then police find bodies wrapped as parcels
    223 3 I ONDON, Frl. A 35- year-old man, bleeding to death from gunshot wounds, yesterday staggered out of a house in suburban Putney where police later found two bodies —his wife and her brother. The dying man, Mohammed Shah, reeled into the
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    Lock icon All-out bid to orbit full 8 days
    309 3 All-out bid to orbit full 8 days HOUSTON. Friday THE spacecraft of world champion astronauts Gordon Cooper and Charles Conrad pulled up lame yesterday and they cancelled most manoeuvres and experiments in an all-out effort to keep Hying the original schedule of full eight days. Already, however, they had streaked
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    U.S. pioneers a balloon dam
    54 3 PHILADELPHIA, Frl. Pennsylvania is about to start construction of one of the new wonders of the puhh-bution age a collapsible dam which can be inflated or deflated with the nick of 1 a switch. 1 The USS9OO.OOO dam will be i built on the Susquehanna
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    ASHLEY, 11: BRITAIN'S YOUNGEST PILOT
    168 3 ASHLEY, 11: BRITAIN'S YOUNGEST PILOT Ashley Ward, 11, Britain's youngest pilot, banked the £9,000 plane gently over Biggin Hill airfield, Kent, and said: "Yes, some of the boys at school ARE jolly jealous" His small hands were firm on the controls. He sat on two thick cushions. "I've got to
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    Marriage will not stop call-up
    234 3 WASHINGTON. Fri.— President Johnson yesterday ordered any man who gets married after midnight last night to be subject to the call-up the same as any single man. The President signed an executive order revising selective service regulations which since Sept. 10. 1963. have barred draft
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    SIM symposium today
    69 4 SINGAPORE. Prl. Mr. Pang Tee Pow, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Labour will be a guest speaker a* the symposium to mark the completion of the Singapore Institute of Management personnel management course tomorrow. The all-day symposium, to be held In the conference room of Fra.ser
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    Malaysia wants good ties with Russia
    359 4 TOURIST TRADE BOOST MAY OFFSET 1964 LOSS SINGAPORE. Friday SINGAPORE, Friday. IMR. K.M. BYRNE, chairman of the Singapore ITI Tourist Promotion Board, today said he hoped this year's increase in Singapore's tourist trade would off-set last year's loss. He was speaking at the third
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    RAMANI ON NEED FOR NEW MARTS FOR TIN AND RUBBER
    329 4 rUALA LUMPUR* 1V pH. The Cen- 1 try I Government has been doing a lot of political re-thinking about her relationship with Russia and other countries. Malaysia's permanent representative to the United Nations, Mr. R. Ramani, said this today before
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    Variety concert
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Prl. The North Indian Hindu Association will hold a variety concert at the Victoria Theatre at 8 p.m. on Monday, to celebrate the Birthday of Lord Krishna.
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    Jail for prostitute who 'framed' man
    207 4 SINGAPORE. Friday. A PROSTITUTE who "framed" a man which A led to a charge of extortion being preferred against him in 1963, was today jailed fof six months herself in the third criminal district court for giving a false statement in connection with the
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    Dredging in Inner Roads
    114 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Port of Sinßaporr Authority has ad-\is4-d thr shipping community thai dredging operations will continue in the Inner Roads from the northern extremity of (he seumard face of South Pier (South Quay) on Monday. The acting Port Master. Mr. JT. Moore. said that three
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    RIOT IN HOUSE: 21 WORKERS CLEARED
    113 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. Twenty-one members of the Work Brigade were today acquitted by the Fifth Magistrate's Court m a rioting charge without their defence being c lied. They were charged with rioting In a house In South Buona Vista Road at 5 p.m. on May
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    Magistrate asks aid for widow's young son
    121 5 Magistrate asks aid for widow's young son SINGAPORE. Fri. The Juvenile Court Magistrate. Miss Jenny Lav Buong Bee, today recommended that a 15-year old boy who had pleaded guilty to theft of 15 cents be given financial aid. She told Mr. Francis Cheong, a probation officer, to consider helping the
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    Luncheon talk
    32 5 SINGAPORE, Frl. Professor M.J. Colbourne of the University of Singapore will speak on the "Eradication of malaria" at the V's Men's Club of Singapore luncheon meeting tomorrow at Prince's Restaurant.
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    Alleged bid to murder wife in car: Teacher given bail
    479 5 SINGAPORE. Friday TOM Kwee Choo, 26, a Chinese school teacher, remanded on a tentative charge of the attempted mur der of Madam Lim Hi Lian, his wife, was today allowed bail of $5,000 in one- surely by the High Court.
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    Most of my friends are Singaporeans, says Astrid
    132 5 Most of my friends are Singaporeans, says Astrid SINGAPORE, Fri.— For the Scheel family at Singapore Airport last night, it was "farewell" to daughter Astrid. 17, who left by the Lufthansa German Airline on her way home to Germany to continue in her studies Astrid, daugnter of the German Consul-General
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    Poly graduation
    27 5 BINOAPORE, Frl.— The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chve, will attend the Singapore Polytechnic graduation ceremony at the Victoria Theatre at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    VOLUNTEER TEACHERS FROM UK
    62 5 rKSK are the seven British University graduates who flew in this week, under the British Voluntary Service Overseas Scheme. to teach Singapore students in secondary schools. They are (from left): Mr. J. C. Davison. .Miss E. A. Weech. Mr. David Brooks, Miss P.C. De Fonblanque. Mr.
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    Varsity to hold show of Malayan paintings
    133 5 Varsity to hold show of Malayan paintings SINGAPORE. Thurs. The University of Singapore Art Museum will hold an exhibition of contemporary Malayan paintings from Monday, Aug. 30 to Saturday, Oct. 2. Tills Ifl one of the contributory items of the University towards Tourist Week, which begins on Sept. 26. The
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    FAMED No. 34 SQUADRON TO GET COVETED STANDARD
    456 5 j SINGAPORE. Fri AIR MARSHAL Sir Peter Wykeham, Commander, Far East Air Force, is to present the standard for the Far East Transport Squadron to No. 34 Squadron (Wing Commander D.J. Green) at RAF Seletar, Singapore, on Friday, Oct. The squadron, with
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    Progress made in bid to solve temple dispute
    147 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. Crown Counsel Miss Elisabeth Albyn Eber today represented the State Advocate-Gen-eral In a roundtable conference convened by Mr. Justice Buttrose to help settle a long-standing dispute between two parties in a civil suit connected with a temple project for the
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    200 students in safe cycling rally
    173 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Some 200 students from more than 30 secondary schools here wUI take pert In the fourth annual safe cycling rally to be held at the Catholic High School grounds In Queen Street on Sept. 5. This rally Is organised by the Singapore
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    Lock icon Fingerprints: We may hit back, Mendez warns
    239 6 'WE HAVE OUR PROBLEMS...' MANILA, Friday JJANILA, Fri. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez, warned today that the Philippines may crack down further in its immigration rules regarding Malaysian visitors in view of a new Malaysian fingerprinting requirement for Filipinos. He said; "We
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    Lock icon Disturbing diplomacy says Canberra newspaper
    182 6 Disturbing diplomacy says Canberra newspaper /CANBERRA, Fri The I \j Malaysian Prime Mi- nister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, continued to "embar- rass his friends and allies In the Commonwealth," the Canberra Times said in an editorial today. •■Having omitted even to Inform them <the allies > in advance about the ejection
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    'Respect our National Anthem' plea
    96 6 \|ALACCA. Fri. The, iTI Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, last night appealed to the public to show respect for the national an- them and stand when it was being played in cinemas. He said that he was distressed I to see
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    Death fall for man, 68
    52 6 SINGAPORE. Fri— A 68-year- j old unemployed man. Foo Tee Yew. [ell to his death from the fourth floor of a block of slinp houses in Sam Leung Road early today. Foo, who lived nearby, was found with a length of cloth tied I •round
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    'DIRECT TRADE' RUBBER OFFER TO RUSSIA
    222 6 'DIRECT TRADE' RUBBER OFFER TO RUSSIA SINGAPORE, Friday. Singapore Rubber Packers' Association will sponsor a trade mission to Russia if the Russians are prepared to trade direct with Singapore, the association president, Dato Ng Quee Lam, said today He was commenting on a statement by the Finance Minister. Mr. Lim
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    Party calls for full relations with Reds
    97 6 PENAXG, Fri.— The United Democratic Party today urged the establishment of diplomatic relations with Russia and China. "This may induce the two major powers to accept Malaysia and use their influence to persuade Indonesia to end her confrontation." ."Mr. Teh Ewe Lim, the
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    Talk on families
    46 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A public talk on "the role of family planning in economic development" will be given by Dr. Syed Waseem Ahmad, lecturer at the University of Malaya, at 4 p.m. on Sunday at the Kuala ITumpur Psychology Club. 29. Ipoh Road.
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    Ungku Aziz: If varsity standards fa11...
    165 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. AS LONG as the standards of the University of A Malaya are maintained, graduates will not have much difficulty in getting jobs. Prof. Ungku Abdul Azii, Dean of the faculty of Arts of the university, said this today before leaving as
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    Rain causes damage
    47 6 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri— Heavy rain last night caused damage in several areas of Krian and Province South districts. Falling tree branches disrupted electricity supply to more than 30 homes In Parit Buntar. There were floods in some areas but the water receded this morning.
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    Police fun fair
    33 6 KANGAR. Fr: The S.i^mn Pemuda Kclab Belior Temalc ißehor Temak Youth Club) will hold a food fair at the Kaum Ibu premises here on Tuesday to celebnu* I Malaysia Day.
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    VIP ladies drop in
    171 7 QUEEN TOURS MOSQUE FIVE HOURS AFTER OFFICIAL OPENING THE Raja Permaisuri Agong and a group of YIP ladies being shown round the National Mosque in Kuala Lumpur yesterday afternoon by Inche Baharudin bin Mohamed Khassim. architect of the mosque. This visit by the Queen, consorts of
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    Language: The big word at Umno-MCA talks
    221 7 I/lALA LI'MPUR. FrL The language issue will figure prominently at a meeting here next Wednesday between top MCA and Imnn leaders. The date was decided yesterday at a meeting between the Minister of I ilucitinn, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, and members of the
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    NEGRI PEOPLE URGED: BUY MORE BONDS
    99 7 DORT DICKSON, Frl. 1 The Mentrl Besar of Negri Sembilan, Dato (Dr.) Mohamed Said bin Mohamed, today urged the people to buy more defence bonds. The .sale of only $55,000 worth of bonds in the State was "below expectation,' he said. Speaking at a
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    The misinformed Indons jailed
    245 7 SINGAPORE, Friday THREE Indonesians from Pulau Batam, who thought that trade between Indonesia and Singapore had been resumed, sailed into the immigration depot in South Quay in their sampan early this morning to ask for entry permits. They were arrested. In the First Criminal District Court
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    Women in Pakistan also fight hard for equality
    236 7 Women in Pakistan also fight hard for equality KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Women In Pakistan are fighting as hard as Malaysian women for equality, said Che Halimahton binte Abdul Majid. wife of the Malaysian High Commissioner to Pakistan, who is back with her husband for a six-week holiday. Che Halimahton said
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    D-Bonds for co-op
    27 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. The Peoeration of Malaya Government Printing Department Cooperative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. has bought $5,000 worth of National Defence Bonds.
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    CAUGHT: RINGO AFTER TWO MONTHS' FREEDOM
    107 8 CERFMBAN. Fri. Hn month old Ringo (left), a wild dog from Australia, was finally caught last night after his twomonth freedomIt took more than 30 minutes to get Ringo into a cage. He tried to get out again and became aggressive when he couldn't
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    50 SF men to join Umno
    137 8 PIFTY members of the Bona Vista Road branch r of Party Ra'ayat have decided to defect to The Malacca Chief M'.nLs- 1 ter. Inche Ohafar bin Baba. i who Is Malacca Umno chairman, today confirmed that I the 50 persons had applied for Umno
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    Two men rob housewife
    61 8 SINGAPORE, r ri Two men held up a housewife. Madam Lee Siok Neo. in hat house in Lorong 33, Gcylang Road, yesterday and stole 51.300 belonging to her. Madam Lee told the police that she was alone in the house when the two unarmed men walked
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    Lock icon Indigenous members 'not happy' with SUPP leadership
    176 8 KUCHING, Friday A LEADING Sea Dayak official of the Sarawak United People's Party (SCPP) and its member in tbe State Legislative Council, Mr. Charles Linang. yesterday said that most of the indigenous members of the SCPP were dissatisfied with the SUPP's present leadership
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    34 8 LONDON Pri. The Crown Agents last night announced a new set of eight stamps (or Malaysia. The stamps range in value from 25 cents to $5 and depict birds of Malaysia. Reuter.
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    Barisan: Red plot report 'pure nonsense'
    129 8 Barisan: Red plot report 'pure nonsense' riNQAPORE, Fri. The M B a r i s a n Sosialis today described the big police expose of a Communist plot and arrests of top Communist agents here as "pure nonsense." A party statement also said: "We are In no position to speak
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    Theft from school
    23 8 i IPOH. Pri.— Thieves br-.k" Into I a Tamil school in Gunung Rapfet and took two fans and a clock.
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    Lock icon DSO for an Aussie in Malaysia
    79 8 pANBERRA, Frl.— The Captain of an Australian minesweeper has been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross for his ship's services in intercepting Indonesian infiltrators. Lieut. Keith Murray of H.M.A.S. Teal, was Riven the award for Teal's interception of two groups of Infiltrators In Singapore waters
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    'Action' meeting by youths
    76 8 KANGAR, Pri. The Peril* Selatan Umno youth section will hold a special executive meeting next week to discuss what action should be taken against Perils B>I latan Assemblymen Wno suppori- ed- the Bill for th e appointment of ft Deputy Speaker at last Monday* State Assembly
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      RIDDLE OF ROMMEL'S TREASURE TROVE
      1881 9 £2 mil hoard dumped on sea bed was never found SALVAGE EXPERTS FAIL TO RECOVER TREASURE SOON after dawn one day in September 1943 i launch, carrying a small j^roup of German Service personnel. jefl ;i sheltered cove on the island of Corsica in the
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    65 10 ferri* Sit (MiMmnm\ MRS ANC CHWEE CHOO nee Mndam Mary Tun Saw Tone, oged M yum of .V! Koon Seng Road passed «««V penrrfully after long illness on |T<eV4l leaving hehind husband. 4 son«, :i datiKhten 4 daughters-in-law. ;< •wns-ln-ln» and 14 grandchildren. Cortece win leave for the Holy
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    70 10 -X "orrfs US (Minimum) MR. M SANTHANASAMV, MIM I'hiiomena and famly of the late Mr*. Thrthmmary Raathaaasamy of Blngapejej thank fn.od." and relative* for 'ir kind condolenren, wreath*, aa-n-tanc» nnd attendance at the fnneraL MR tEET HIONC KIAT. bratnen »nd family would like to thank all re-l-irive* and friends
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    288 10 li Word. JU Mimmum) PENTECOST MkTHOOIST CHURCH Koon Sent Rd 8 a.m.. BemhaJiy«ng Krhnkl'an. 1030 a.m. Worablp Service 5.30 p.m. Ooapai Same*. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. SINOA PORE, Corner Orchard Road. Penang RoKft. Buaday Bcrvicc* 8 am asd 6 p m Sunday School V a m All welcome BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN
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      Twice A Symbol
      615 10 By any standards the National Mosque, which the Yang di-Pertuan Agong declared open yesterday, is an extra--1 ordinary building. Architects will notice that it has carried 1 Islamic design into a new and i exciting realm; engineers will 'concede its many ingenious effects: builders will delight in
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      China Trade
      419 10 Politics have not prevented trade between Communist China and the States of Malsy- sia from growing steadily. They have, however, put a brake on organised promotional activities. For obvious reasons, the Malaysian Government and the Malayan Government before it, hitherto have opposed the sending of trade missions to,
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      Bau Operation
      122 10 The Security Forces operation in the Bau district of Sarawak, south-west of Kuching. is part of the general intensification of activities against pro-Communist and pro-Indonesian elements. There are coirpeUing reasons for the campaign. That there is a degree of organised local support for the Indonesian aggressors has been
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    The brain that raised a tired nation's morale
    431 10  - The brain that raised a tired nation's morale Karl E. Meyer Bj I ONDON. Fri. Britain is a country where men govern but where the most potent words are spoken by a machine named Leo housed In an unmarked building in the remote London suburb of Southend. This past week
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      HAVELOCK ROAD DANGER
      53 10 MANY accidents occur along the stretch of Havelock Road in front of the 16-storey block of Housing Board flats, especially on schooldays Would the authorities consider putting in an overhead bridge, or »t least a zebra crossing? And Derhaps a white line to prohibit parking on the
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    LEARNING MALA V (124)
    512 10  -  YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Rumpat (n) grow, weed, tunor mi age. life; punai <n) araall pigeon; Uyang, meUyanf iv> to be borne tnrough the air; to glide In the air; layaafS in) kite: pay* (111 marshland, swamp; f-knn. bertekun <v) to be
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    D-Day now drawing near in the Vietnam war
    979 10  - D-Day now drawing near in the Vietnam war MURRAY MARDER JOHNSON SEES NEW HOPE IN MARINE VICTORY AT CHULAI By WASffINGTON, Friday THE war in Viet nam is now edging into a more decisive stage in which hope and danger are both rising. For the first time, the bite of
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    Airline to introduce giant VC-10 service at Subang
    202 11 Airline to introduce giant VC-10 service at Subang SINGAPORE, Fri. BOAC will introduce two VC-10 jet services between Kuala Lumpur and London to mark the opening of the new International airport at Subang on Monday. The services will be on Tuesdays and Thursdays one flying via Colombo. Bombay and Cairo
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    Finger severed by parang
    54 11 IPOH. Prt.— A tapper. Lon C»ioy. 58. had a finger severed »ncn he tried to ward off a parang attack 1". the market in Sunpang Pulai new village near here yesterday. The incident occurred as a result of an argument oeiween Loh and another man. Police
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    The quick-change schoolgirls
    385 11 A ROYAL TOWN COUNCIL IS TOLD OF CALL-GIRL RING AFTER CLASSES KUALA KANGSAR, Friday. A CALL-GIRL racket, run entirely by schoolgirls, is operating in this royal town, a town councillor, Dr. S. Underwood (Ind) alleged in an adjournment speech at the council's meeting yesterday. He alleged that
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    23 'fighters' held after attack on two men
    104 11 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Police have arrested 23 secret society "fighters" who are believed to have attacked a lorry driver and his attendant at the Kiti.un Ayer Lane dumping ground yesterday. The driver. Won* Siew Wab. 57. and the attendant. Chew Ah See 61,
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    MIC S'pore to hold a special conference
    131 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Malaysian Indian Congress Singapore, will hold a special delegates* conference tomorrow to discuss important resolutions and amendments to Its constitution. "The conference will also provide an opportunity for stocktaking and for planning the future In the context of the latest
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    4,000 visit exhibition
    39 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt. More than 4.000 students 'rom I schools here yesterday visited t *te arts, acience and mathrmatu exhibition at St. John's tutionThe exhibition, which was open- ed this morning, will end on BatI urdnv
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    Engineer's success
    32 11 LONDON. Frl An electrical engineer from Singapore. Mr Van I Boh Ann. has passed Devt on* of Master of Science examination at the Imperial College of Science and Technology, here.
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    Trinidad job for S'pore man
    70 11 Trinidad job for S'pore man SINGAPORE. Fri.-A Sln- gapore Shell Co. executive, Mr. Leong Hon* Chiew. 35. will be posted for nine months to an associate Shell company in Trinidad In the Caribbean. Mr. Leong will first ko to London for a three-month training course before rolng on to Trinidad.
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    Lock icon Stephens plans to seek seat in Assembly
    175 11 lESSELTON. Frl. J The former Federal Minister for Sabah affairs and Civil Defence, Dato Donald Stephens, said here today he planned to seek a place in the State Legislature. Dato Stephens, who resigned his Cabinet appointment a week ago. added: "While In the
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    RAF TO RECRUIT MEN FOR AIRCRAFT TRADES
    192 11 CINGAPORE, Fri. A 0 recruiting team from the Royal Air Force (Malaya) will visit Malacca, Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Penang, during October, seeking suitable men to till vacancies In aircraft engineering and administrative trades. Announcing this today a Far East Air Force spokesman
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    Quality award to FandN
    72 11 KUALA LUMPUR Frl. —Lion (M) Ltd.. Kuala Lumpur, announced today that the company and the bottling plants of Praser and Neave (M) Ltd. in Ipoh. Butterworth and Penang have been awarded the "Seven-Up quality award" for 1964 by the international headquarters at New York Lion (M)
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    Lock icon Jakarta paper tells Singapore: Stand with us
    179 11 Jakarta paper tells Singapore: Stand with us JAKARTA, Fri. The 0 semi-official Indonesian Herald has warned that unless Singapore adapted itself to anti-imperial-ism changes in Asia, it was useless to speak of the new nation normalising relations with Indonesia The Herald which Is considered to generally reflect Foreign Ministry opinion,
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    $180 for uniforms
    22 11 DUNGUN. Frl. ih e Buklt Besl Red Cross branch collected $180 from a concert to buy Red Cross uniforms
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    Kota Tinggi heroes leave for Sabah
    110 11 SINGAPORE, Frl. A main party of 90 men of the 2nd Bn Singapore Infantry Regiment, was air-lifted to Sabah early today to bejrin a six-month vii.il at the Indonesian border. There were tearful farewells with their families as a riant Hercules transport aircraft of
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    The last chance for 129 Ngee Ann rebels
    181 11 I SINGAPORE. Frl.— The board of governors of the Ngee Ann College yesterday decided to give 129 rebellious students two more days to re-register. These students had paid their fees when re-reeistra- tlon closed yesterday, but had i refused to comply with
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    Nine types of petrol soon
    61 11 SINGAPORE. Prt. Mr B. L Dixon. the marketing director of British Petroeum (Malaysia) Ltd.. said today his flrm would soon introduce a new type of pump wnich would provide motorist* hire and In Malaysia with nine grades of petrol He said that the company would
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      871 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur Love ski. You ski"; 6.17 Little and Penanr; 6 Ipoh and Rascals "First Seven Tears"; Malacca; 3 Johore Bahra; 4 6.35 Huckleberry Hound and Talplnf: 7 Bata Pahat; 9 Yogi Bear; 7 News In English; Kluanf. 710 Have Gun Will Travel— PJf.: 3 Opening
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    National Mosque proof of religious tolerance
    1526 12 'NOT ONLY THE SPIRITUAL CENTRE FOR MUSLIMS BUT...* KUALA LUMPUR, Friday rpENGKU Abdul Rahman and his J- deputy Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, spoke today of the big contribution by non-Muslims to build the Masjid Negara which they described as "an acknowledgment "~i of
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    A royal 'double' at the mosque
    71 12 HE Yang di-Pertuan Agong walks slightly ahead of the Timbalan Yang di-Pertuan Agong on his arrival at the $10 million National Mosque which His Majesty opened in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Behind them is the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. The shimmering pool in
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    Mosque's first prayers
    25 13 THOUSANDS WITNESS OPENING A section of the 8,000 Muslims who took part in the first Friday prayers at the National Mosque yesterday.
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    Big rush for National Mosque stamps
    128 13 I/TALA LUMPUR, Fri. There was a big rush at the General Post Office here today for first day covers and stamps issued to commemorate the opening of the National Mosque From 8 a.m. there was a steady crowd at the counters and by 12
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    The big rush to get in
    38 13 HP HE crowd surging into the National Mosque com- pound as the gates swung open to let them in to witness the official opening by the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong. Straits Times pictures.
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    'Surgery instead of jails' plea by -judge
    192 14  - 'Surgery instead of jails' plea by -judge J. FINGLETON From OYDNEY. Fri.—Pakis- tan's Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Cornelius, caused a stir at the Commonwealth Law Conference here today when he advocated the use of medical science Instead of imprisonment for criminals. He suggested that criminals be partially disabled by operation
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    The 'right way' to question suspects . . .
    93 14 The 'right way' to question suspects SYDNEY, Frt.— Triere should always be a third party present when police were questioning a suspect, Mr. D. C. Akner Q.C.. told the third conference of Commonwealth and Empire Law Society here today. Mr. Akner said there was danger otherwise of overzealousness on the
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    Japanese and Raja discuss Vietnam solution
    275 14 SINGAPORE. Friday SINGAPORE'S Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, told a visiting Japanese parliamentary delegation today that Singapore, being a small nation, could not contribute militarily towards solving the Vietnam problemBut Singapore could perhaps contribute towards a political solution, he told the visitors during their
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    Prof. You flies to UN conference
    81 14 SINGAPORE, Fri Professor You Poh Seng, head of the Department of Economics in the University ol Singapore, left here today by Lufthansa to attend the United Nations world population conference in Belgrade. He was accompanied by Mr. Tye Cho Yook. the university's senior lecturer
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    Kuching talks delegates
    41 14 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A sevenman delegation from the People's! Association here is in Kuchlng to attend a youth conference openinc on Sunday. The conference Is part of a youth festival organised by the First Divisional Youth Council of Sarawak.
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    Amending the law and Constitution: Mammoth task in Singapore
    291 14 Amending the law and Constitution: Mammoth task in Singapore SINGAPORE, Friday. npHE acting State Advocate-General. Mr. Tan A Boon Teik, said today that since the attainment of independence by Singapore, the State AdvocateGeneral's chambers had been busily engaged in the mammoth task of drafting appropriate amendments to the Constitution and
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    Council Negri
    48 14 KUCHING. Fri. Sarawak's Council Negri is to meet on Oct. 19. The meeting is expected to last for three days. The last meetIng of the council was on May 11 when a crisis erupted over the controversial land Bills which the government was forced to withdraw.
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    Garrison fete
    24 14 KLUANO Pri A garden fete in aid of the Gurlrha Welfare Fund will be neld at the garrison here on Tuesday afternoon
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    M-Day variety night
    24 14 KLANQ. Pn. The Malay Club here wil' hold a variety night on Sept. 2 to cei»brate the second anniversary of Malaysia
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    No. 2 envoy from S'pore
    60 14 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced today that Mr. Sim Kee Boon, the actinic Permanent Secretary of the Economic Development Division, Ministry of Finance, has been appointed Deputy High Commissioner at the Singapore High Commission at Kuala Lumpur. He is now leading the
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    Lock icon Sabah head returns
    29 14 JESSELTON. Fri. Sabah's Yang di-Pertua Negara Tun Muatapha bin Dato Ha run. returned here today after a two-and-a-half-month tour of the United State* and Europe- AP-
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    16.000 PROBLEMS AT OPENING OF THE MOSQUE
    95 14 HOME of the B.oO* pairs of shoes left outside the National Mosque which was opened by the Yang diPertnan Agong yesterday After the ceremony, a large number of people had forgotten the pigron hole in which they had deposited their footwear and thero
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    Mosque opening a holiday for many officers
    188 14 1/-UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Government servants in half the States of Malaya had a holiday today the official opening of the National Mosque In Kuala Lumpur. For the Government departments, both State and Federal, and commercial firms In the five former Unfederated Malay States
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    Mersing X-rays
    36 14 MERSING. Ifei —A mobile unit will be at tbe Mersini? Hospital tomorrow ana Sunday to take free X-rays of the public from 8 I a.n». to noon and from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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      290 14 Straits Times Crossword ipj| jmt^ H ACROSS 6. To win a lady in company 1. The steep ascent of heaven" <*'■ (3 5, 2 5) 7- Write an X with a powdei 8. Company for a boy in good on nll return: one chaptei service makes a.. (8) ta for
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      TOA PAYOH What about the traffic chaos?
      226 15 TOA PAYOH What about the traffic chaos? AS a resident in the area, I read your report about Toa Payoh satellite town with interest. While admiring; the project, may I ask if our planning experts have given thought to the overcrowding in this area and the acute traffic problems that
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      THE CLERK WHO COULDN'T CARE LESS
      187 15 THE CLERK WHO COULDN'T CARE LESS I FEEL obliged to write about what I consider to be an extremely bad case of lack of public spirit. One night recently I happened to be at the railway station when 1 saw a group of people trying to 'orce their way Into
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      62 15 Fhis reply to the complaint by "Potholes" in May about the condition of Chestnut Avenue, the Director of Public Works stated: •'Although this trench has not yet been reinstated, it is understood that the Public Utilities Board will be doing this work shortly" (S.T. June 5). Three months
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      65 15 ris a common sight to see bus workers gathering at a bus terminus as though they are holding a strike meetins —when they are actually gambling openly. If there are four or five buses at a terminus, no one will be able to tell you which bus will go
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      97 15 ANYONE driving at night will have noticed that cyclists are enjoying a lit-nce totally outside the traffic laws. They have no headlights or tail-lights fitted to their machines. They Ignore traffic lights and do not keep to the tracks specially built for them. The Traffic Police appear to
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      61 15 PORT DICKSON Is one IT of the few parts of the west coast which have good beaches, but the beaches must be oroperlv looked after. It is a disgrace to see them so often littered with empty tins, and broken bottles. Chanein* rooms and washroom* should be provided.
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      189 15 I REFER to the letter from a resident of the Grand Prix Kampong regarding electricity supplies to the kampong (S.T. July 13). The supply problem affecting the kampong hinpes on the availability of a suitable sub-station site satisfying proximity to existing high-tension mains and to the load
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      Speeding up refunds
      147 15 IN a letter (S.T. Aug. 14) headed "Widows' Fund", a correspondent "Waiting" complained of the delay in making refunds to contributors to the Widows' and Orphans' Pension Fund who have exercised their option to withdraw irom the fund. As a Government employee. "Waiting" and his colleagues should
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      160 15 Choosing candidates for HSC classes r would be illuminating If the authorities could clarify how they chose candidates for places in tne only H.B.C. arts class In Negrl Bembllan. Among the 30 successful students In the latest entrance examination, 20 were placed In Category "A". But when the results of
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      864 16 RUGS, CARPETS CURIOS II Ward* St (Mtm.) Wot tt eta. axtra BLACKWOOD, ROSEWOOD, LACOUBR Furniture. Porcelain. Ivory. Jade Ornament, etc. 33, Trvertco Lane. Spore). Tel: *****. Ling CHEAP SALB AMAZINO OFFERS!! "PARAMAX" CARPETS RUBBER BACKING 9' s r OS/- 12* 9- s;o JAPANESE CARPETS "A" QUALITY' r x r s/-
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    290 18 over the A past week was much quieter witn little variation in prices, which dogged the 67 cents level state H.C.B. CO. Ltd. n their current review of the Malayan Rubber Market. On the whole, business Vat restricted oy a growing disinclination to trade, presumably
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    230 18 IMIIU4 r (lIAL.I AuKust »7. Thre« mont.ia Hotistead l>>cta M Uoxt«rt.i city Oav. tt eta. MftAllster v eta. C s. Boldtao M. lnv«at I) eta. 19 ct« Iron H ets LniDlop* 12 eta 0.C.8 C. 14 rta. E. MmrltlnK 30' CU Rothmann 10 eta Kno 13 eta FloMnaoun
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    38 18 ON thr trti eiehange markat Id Hont; Konit tmltmtas the 111 Dcllar niotnl at TIJ for TT in<l I lat for i .mi Sterling )<'•'■' at 16.03 .nd ana tatl et old hi Mp] 1 1 1
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    I CLOSING PRICES
    26 18 Aug. n. MALAYAN RIBBEK PRICE: 66.1 cents (down half a cent). TIN: 5748 <down 52.31!-). Unoflicial estimated offering 365 tons (down 15 tons).
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    BETTER SENTIMENT AGAIN IN MININGS, EQUITIES
    856 18 From Our Market Correspondent SENTIMENT continued good on the Stock Exchange yesterday and the turnover of 344.675 shares was slightly better than on Thursday. Industrials opened quite firm and although later they eased slightly, the section still finished the day's trading better on balance.
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    27 18 Malayan Stork Indice* Aug. 26 Aug. 27 'Industrials: 71.44 71.94 Tins: »:.8:. 9».*99 rubbers: ittM lu->.«3 »c. 30. 1963 100 Urr. 29. UfJ z= 10(1
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    774 18 |>l MN'tSS in and rpportrd to the Singapore and Kuala I.umpur trading rooms of the Stork Fxrhane»> of Malaysia >>». Urday. with the nnmber of the shares traded in brackets, was: INDUSTRIALS: S.uttiad (l.OOO) $1 20; Cold Stan M.OOOI J2.03: OunUp» (l.OOO) >i 33 D. (2.000)
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    Straits tin price declines by a further $2.37½
    488 18 THE Straits tin Drier was again easier by $2.37* fall in? to 5748 in Penan? yesterday on an ofTerins MS lajOM. estimated doun 15 tons. Locally the aaaJamMM of thr drop coin ya red nitli London •wnajgbl was attributed to stronger buying
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    149 19 MELBOURNE. Fit INDUSTRIAL rises shaded falls 1 id i slightly firmer market mainly on support for second rank stocks. Most leaders eased. Union Carbine proved the best Improvement with buyers bid rising up to 60s. In base metals, Mary Kathleen moved higher with sales at 'Bs. 6d. and
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    RUBBER PRICES
    249 19 SEPTEMBER (jrst «rade rubber f.o.b. buyers dosed at 5 pjn. iv Singapore and Kuala Lumpur .Mitrrda-y at bb 1 cents per lb., down half a cent on Thursday's c losing level for the position. The tone was idle. R.A.S. and I All: K. closlnc prices in cents per
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    134 19 L-MIPS lying alongside th* Unmoor. Harbour wharves or eipeeted today are: l'.enlomond I 2. Hnmburc .T'4 (!oM>'n Wonder S. Stentor 6/7. City of Newcaatle *"J. Malaysia 10/11. Lloyd Bakfe* 1114, Laomedon 15/IU, Karinala 1!». 1-Ynice 19. Kakaro 21 '22. Song Be T.\ Hil Ping 2328, HonKkong Del*.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    62 19 HINESE Product Eichsntt, Slnga- Ssfl Cocenut oil: bulk $M sellers, drum >r« Copra: Sept. 'Oct. UK/Continent: Unquoted. Ptppor: Muntok white SlH2i seller*. ■MM *l«o sellers, special s.riwok t.lack $140 sellers, garbled I.Miiiponrf black $167i(N) sellers (all N.1..W. i. ASTA S180IN) seller* 1..W.) Smxapo Coconut Oil MlMtrt' Aito*i«tNM> ii
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    51 19 THE Atioclation of Banks In Malay--1 na made thes* chans«» In It* I to ilOO): Nsw York i buying TT 32 11/16, airm.nl OH .1J 13'lrt, 90 d'st 33 1/16! credit lulls. 35 7 Ifi trade hills. SsllinK TT or 00 ready: U.S. Oetlars Frsncs 'm>. Belgian Francs'
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    DOLLAR RATE
    56 19 'PHI present ralr of tlir Malayan 1 dollar against the pound strrlinf fixed on November it last year I* aeillnr T.T. or O.D. 2s. I II lfid RuYinr T.T. 2s. 4 I Ibd. j liiivlns O.D. in. 4Nrl The dollar is at its statutory mirldlr position in relation
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      163 19 iii.Unued from Page 1(1 VEHICLES FOR SALE li Her*?* 5* (MiH.)— Box S* rfs. txtrm MC MACNETTE 1»55 $1,450. H.P. possible. View at California Service t-iation. Frankel Avenue, Spore. AUSTIN A4O. 1960 December Good condition. C-Insurance November. Tax l>ecembrr. Reasonable price. 103 A, Jalan Bahagia. St. Michael a Estate, ...*l«,re
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      964 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Woid* U f Ml*.)— Box M eU. txtrm LATE I*6l AUSTIN WO new trrea lazrd/lnsun-d. good condition $2,100/--o.n o. Ring Spore ***** (K«ooc>. AUSTIN 110 WItTMINSTIR BtfC P'»ff Car for sale, dark blu*, *Jrroodltionrd. automatic ftarboz perfict oond tion. 53.500-. Apply Austin Motor Company. MacDooald Bous*.
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      782 19 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) •S Word* U <Mlm.)—Bn M cfs. txtrm BATIKS FROM $s'. to order Bikini. RaroaK-Kebura, la 2« hours at PattM B'por* S. VISIT WONO'S MAfilO Center! Arcade "H". Chine** YUCA, Belegl* Rd., S'por* tot Trick*. Joke*. Novelties, ttc JEWfLLIRV TNAT PITS tou (or fashion. Get them from V—
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      651 19 DISTRia COURT SALE THE BANKRUPTa Writ of Seli«« A.S*!. N*. 413 of ORD NANCE (CHA p TER U] AUCTION SALE OF notice of intended Auciiun a/u.i ur composition National Refrigerator. Formica top B ankxuntcv No Table. Steel Chairs. Lamp Stand, No. Book-case. Almeriah, Dressing 457/58 Ng Kirn Teng, No. 16.
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      319 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT HOUSING k DEVELOPMENT BOARD SINGAPORE Applications are Invited from Singapore and Malaysian CIU- zens: APPOINTMENT: ASSISTANT FINANCIAL OFFICER on Initial 3 years' contract. SALARY SCALE: $695 rising to $1,420 p.m. plus current variable allowance and Provident Fund benefits. Point of entry depends on qualifications and experience. AGE: Preferably
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      248 19 BRISBANE LAND SALE HIGHEST Xl I v\i BRISBANK AND BEEN LXI Gil ON 4-LANE FREEWAY CHOICE HILLTOP IMISII lll\s With wonder I til views I 2 ACRE SITES in parkland selling FROM C 385 to HK ontidcnlial terms over 5 yrs Bitumrn roads N.K. Aspect, jrnilr Mope. fertile garden soil,
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      Noble Gesture has enough stamina for 9f
      657 20  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with VOBI.K GESTURE, who has developed stamina with age, looks a good bet in the 9f Class One (Race Six) at Bukit Timah this afternoon. Ho put up a promising performance over 8f last week when he finished second to
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      114 20 I I-MMI II I r (JAM. BOY I'lllMl.li EMPIRE ROSE DANCE HAI.I. CAUSEWAY I Zoorama Empire Rom Empire Rom Dancr Hall CMieway Ac« Admiral Mt PERFECTION DITTON WOOD Mt PERFECTIO S l*t\* Uh i ,-iv Lam Ditton Wood Johore :Mt of Perfection Johorr LAV. PRINCE ADARAN I. IV.
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      860 20 RACE 1—2.45 Class 4 Div 4 ($7,000) 7f 1 ***** Blue Martial g mock Huat) Bagby 6 9.0 *Kang 4 3 ***** Bovain a (Nghee Btl Nalr 7 8.13 'Wadi 6 3 ***** /vorapia g (Bright St> West 6 8.12 Mitchell 7 4 ***** t auseuay a <Ong
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      SPOTLIGHT on tomorrow's fancied runners
      339 20 SPOTLIGHT on tomorrow's fancied runners lI'SOM JU I' spotlights the fancied runners at Bnkit Ti ma h tomorrow RACE OMB Brave C'hevaHer: Third to Prince Tournai over 6f last week: has won over Bt Timah It. Ever Onward: Due *or a win again: ran two Rood races at Penuiig last
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      218 20 POLISH GIRLS CLINCH 'GOLDS' DUDAPEST. Prt. Polah giru MB the first two athletics gold medals decided here last night at the World Student Games, setting records in both events. Irena Klrsztenstein. who share? the world record of ll.i.sec with two other girls, predict* oly mm the 100 metres title. She
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      Why six officials in Saf a team?
      140 20 Why six officials in Saf a team? SPORTSLETTERS IWAS SURPRISES) to lean that the Singapore Amateur F.A. have decided not to compete In the Seap Games soccer competition In December and will Instead send a team on a tour of Hong Kong. Thailand. Sabab and SarawaK. Are the right people
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      749 20 NOTICES I THE BANKRUPTa ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors in the undermentioned cases will be held on Tuesday, the 14th day {of September. 1965 at the Official Assignee Chambers. Top Floor. High Court Building. Singapore:- I Bankruptcy No
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      149 20 *Rfi 1100 It's the SAFEST J Fade-proof, self-adjusting disc I brakes on all 4 wheels. Child proof locks on rear doors. This 4 door, 1100 cc. 5 sealer saloon is also one of the most economical— up to 40 m p.g. qimlprogwss Motors limited N^ Orchard Road, Singapore. Congratulations to
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      Thailand hold HK with late goal
      182 21 THAILAND 1 HK 1 IPOH, Fri. Thailand and Hong Kong drew 1-1 in the match to decide seventh and righth placings in the Merdeka football tournament here tonight, reports Lee Foo San. After the final whistle, referee N. Chattf rjee of India called for
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      35 21 SINGAPORE, Fvj. Malay Mail Big Walk competitors must collect their number tags tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 pjn. from Times House. Number tags will not be riistcbuted tt Wooif lands on gui.(,..v.
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      83 21 RDGGEK I'erak st-wo a-side tourucy Ipohi, Quarlrr finals: Malay Collone A" 23 L. Perul: RFC 3. SMI A 13 Trade Sch. 0; Anderson Sen. 3 Sekotah TAR A 1 0; Malay College 'B" 13 Ipoh Club "A" 10. srmi-finalK Malay College "A" 10 SMI "A" 0; Malay College "B"
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      It could be Chi Doy's final
      821 21  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By RATIONALIST China's more rounded technique and Korea's doggedness and durability have been the flashpoints of many close soccer tussles between them and the indications are that their clash in to day s final of the ninth Merdeka tournament will run no
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      'WIMBLEDON LOOK' IN THE SINGLES
      636 21  -  OH KEE TIANG and J. LEEMBRUGGEN Malaysian open Ly PENANG, Friday. rviRE MALAYSIAN OPEN lawn tennis men's singles championship will take on a "Wimbledon look" as four Australians and two Indians were the first to reach the quarter-finals at the end of the first day's
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      Malacca thrash Johore
      81 21 Malacca thrash Johore RAZAK CUP MALACCA. Fri. Malacca ITE beat Johore 5-0 in the opening match of the Rabak Cup south zone triangular hockey tournament here today. Johore defended strongly In the first half during which Malacca were able to score only one goal. But the Johore defence cracked up
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      94 21 1 DIARY 1 1 SOCCER M- tourney: Viet- nam v Japan (for sth-6th places,, |730 p.m.t; Final: Nat. China v 'Korea (9.0. both matches at Mer-; deka Stadium). Fund match:! Perils Selection v Mai. Prison* iKangbr). TENNIS Malaysian open) championships (Penang SC courts*. Negri closed championships! (S'banK HOCKEY Raxak Cup:
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    Lock icon Mandy to tour New Zealand
    63 22 WELLINGTON. Frl. Cabaret I i artiste Mundy Rlce-Davies central 1 figure in the 1963 .sex scandal investigation in Britain will be allowed to make an eight-day en-tert-alnment tour in New Zealand, Parliament decided today. Parliament recommended that the Immigration Minister, Mr. Thomas P. Shand, should
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    29 22 WARD. WILLIAM CEORCt, hudbund of Dortv .iiirt rithrr of K.vm mill Ann. ;>' liuklt Kaj". 1 ■100. Snraualt, a» a result of an accident PußCiml :il Slim tin* if.crnoon
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 22 IN EVER LOVINQ Memory of our beloved Beenl\;ii>a*!am KmnrnnuW who rmid away on 111 M. Alwayi reinmiwrnl by hia '.ovlnrf wife, aooi and daiik-h'-rj and rtlattraa.
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    Boy of 12 is found with housebreaking implement
    170 22 SINGAPORE, Frl.— A 12--year-old boy, who pleaded guilty to possessing a housebreaklng implement, found on him in public at three o'clock one morning, was let out on a year's probation today because of his elder brother, a Naval Base, policeman. A probation
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    Just a piece of cake
    47 22 SINGAPORE, Fri. A paper parcel on a lamp post switchbox near the traffic lights opposite the U.S. consulate aroused a passerby's suspicions and he rang 999 shortly before 11.30 tonight. A bomb expert opened the parcel and found several pieces of cake.
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    30 22 BANGKOK. Fri. The Thai Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman, told reporters here today that the United States and Thailand would soon conclude a new treaty of friendship. Reuter.
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    Unhappy Linda: I was the un-named No. 6 in contest...
    349 22 Unhappy Linda: I was the un-named No. 6 in contest SINGAPORE. Frl. Comfortably snuggled in a cushion chair at her Singapore home at Sennett Estate. Linda Lim, Malaysia's shapely beauty queen, today spoke of her "great disappointment" at the Miss International pageant at Loni Beach. "I finished sixth, but only
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    Lock icon Differences over a C'wealth Court
    92 22 Differences over a C'wealth Court SYDNEY, Frl. Britain would help set up a British Commonwealth Court of Appeal if there were a demand for It, the British Lord Chancellor, Lord Gardiner, said at the third Common- wealth and Empire law conference here. But the debate yesterday revealed sharp differences of
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    Lock icon Gemini: 'Go' all the way
    51 22 HOUSTON. Fri.— The prospects brightened early today for a full eight-day flight for the troubled Gemini 5. Flight Director Eugene Krantz said at a post-midnight briefing: "From all the indications we have right now, if they are correct, we've got a go." AP <See page
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    331 22 LONDON. Frl— The stock markets had one of their quietest normal days for years, but In spite of the Inactive conditions prices made a firm showing. A broad advance In gilt-edged stocks provided the main feature. Leading industrials managed to record small Rains In early
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    55 22 LONDON. Frl.— Spot 21d.. Oct. 21d.. Nov 20 15/16 d.. Dec. 20".d.. Oct. Dec 2015 16d.. Jan. March 20% d., April/ June 20 11 16 d., July/ Sept. 20Nd.. Oct. Dec. 20 9 16d.. Jan March 20'^d.. April/ June unq c If. Sept 19 7 d., Oct 19 15
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    26 22 LONDON Frl.— Buyers £1495, (-£11) sellers £1497 (-£l2). Forward buyers £1491 £B» 2 >. sellers £1498 f+£94). Settlement £1497 (-f£si. Turnover am. 140 tons. p.m. closed.
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    166 22 Nasser in Moscow has Vietnam peace plan MOSCOW, Fri. President Nasser ar- j rived in Moscow today carrying according i to a Cairo report a new plan for peace mi Vietnam. The whole top echelon of Soviet leadership turned up to greet the United Arab Republic President at the airport
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    60 22 PNOM PENH. Fri.— The Cambodian Head of State. Prince Sihanouk, writing In a new illustrated political review. founded and directed by him. said: "The Algiers Conference will very likely be able to reopen in November. It will not, however, be a success The attempt to
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    222 22 England 66 behind with four wickets in hand LONDOX. Frl.— After dismissing South Africa for 208. England were 142 for six at the close In the thlni Test at the Oval today. South Africa, resuming at 152 for live, lost their last five wickets for 56 rani In 105 minutes
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    199 22 LONDON. Frl. Results of County cricket chair.; matches played today: At Bournemouth: Worcester bt Hampshire by 115 Worcs 3ti;'-:» dec and 0-0 dec. Hants 217-6 dec and 31 <J. Flavell 5-9 L. Coldwcll 5-22) Worcs 10 pts. At Leyton: Kent bt Essex by 135. Kent 288-5
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    43 22 SINGAPORE. Frl.— The Ceylon Tamils Association will hold its sixth annual athletic meet nt the Monk's Hill Secondary School at 2.30 p.m. on Sundaj. Mrs. Jek Yeun Thong wife or the Minister for Labour, will fiivo away the prizes
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      31 22 Late CLASSIFIEDS If tt.r*. Hi i Minimum) SIRANJEEVI: To Strlla and Samurl a aon on 27-m.r.-, brother to Buuun:i. Oratrful thanks to Doctor* ani staff. Bun-nar \V:rd. Maternity HoapiUl. Kuala Lumpur.
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      141 22 STUDY AT HOME AND PASS YOUR EXAMINATIONS. PREPARE EARLY FOR 1966 EXAMINATIONS M.C.C LET MCC GIVE YOU THE CORRECT GUIDANCE FOR 1966 EXAMINATIONS. ENGLISH MEDIUM COURSES: Higher School Certificate Cambridge S.C./M.C.E. Lower Certificate of Education Qualifying Test Forms I VI L.C.C. Book-keeping; Pitman's etc. MALAY MEDIUM COURSES: Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia
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