The Straits Times, 29 August 1965

Microfilm: NL12172
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    19 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in Moby* I*'1 NO. 1.538 SUNDAY. AUGUST 29, 1965 20 CENTS KI)N 1191 MG (P) 1
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    Pandemonium as thousands go berserk in scramble for Cup tickets
    28 1 The large crowd and the riot squad at the Merdeka Stadium at 10 yesterday morning. Sunday Times picture
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    Lock icon Baby in death house
    614 1  -  RUDY BELTRAN By Kuala Lumpur, Saturday CRYING AND COVERED WITH BLOOD THREE members of a family father, mother and daughter were found dead in the railway quarters, off Travers Road here this morning. The mother, Mrs. M. Loorthumary Francis, 23, and her daughter, Maria Korathi, aged
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    Lock icon $125,000 drug haul in ship
    56 1 SYDNEY. Sat. CustOTW officers seized a record haul if hrrom and opium worth moi* than £15.000 '$125,000. in the freighter Straat Lombolc today. The ship arrived in Sydney today from Singapore. The drugs, found in a cut out section of a crewman's quarters, are believed
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    Nigeria to sponsor S'pore at UN
    177 1 Nigeria to sponsor S'pore at UN- f AGOS. Sat. Nigeria has agreed to sponsor Singapore's admission to the United Nations and the Commonwealth. A spokesman of the Nigerian Ministry of External Affairs announced this here today. Singapore's admission to the world organisation Is expected to be approved unanimously by the
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    MARKET BOMB: REDS BLAMED
    539 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD From Kuching, Saturday LAST night's terror attack on, Kuching's open air market was the work of Communists, Sarawak's Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, declared here today on his return from Kuala Lumpur. A field officer of the Malaysian Information Services, Mr. Chin Sai
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    Its off
    164 1 CAPITAL GAINS TAX SCRAPPED IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE, Saturday. 'J'HE capital gains tax, imposed by the Malaysian Government in November, was scrapped in Singapore today. A Government announcement today said: "It is hereby announced for the information of the public that the independent Government of Singapore doesnot intend to
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    Lock icon $5-fine man sets truck on fire
    67 1 GENOA. Sat. Viovanni Cambiaso took it hard when he found a 1.000 lire ($5) fine on his truck windshield for parking in a no parking zone. He drove to an embankment facing the sea, set thtf truck ablaze and shoved it off into the
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    Lock icon Adelaide rocked by tremors
    51 1 ADELAIDE. Sat. Terrified people ran into the street* in towns near here today as severe earth tremors lasting a few seconds each time rocked a wide area in South Australia. There were no report* of cosualties or damage but residents said they felt some buildings shake.
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    Hatta monument destroyed
    41 1 JAKARTA, Sat. Antara reported today that Communl.it students had destroyed a monument erected In honour of the former Vice-President Mohammed Hatta. The students objected to the use of Hatta's writings and teachings In a school for cooperative officials-
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    Lock icon The bitter glitter
    41 1 PARIS. Sat. The car's rear lights seemed to sparkle too brightly in the son. said Customs men at Bayonne, on the Spanish border- So they investigated and arrested a smuggler after finding his lights packed with Jewels. Reuter.
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    Thai planes shot
    37 1 PHNOM PENH. Sat. Prince Norodom Sihanouk said today that Cambodian anti- aircraft batteries shot down two of eight Thai warplanes which he said were sighted on Thundav over the border town of Pailin.— UPl.
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    Trains collide
    26 1 PARIS. Sat. At least 12 people were killed today when the Milan-Paris night train collided with the stationary Lombardy express near Chiriapanole eastern France.
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    Stadium call for riot police
    254 1 Stadium call for riot police KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. —Police and then the riot squad were called to Merdeka Stadium this morning to deal with the enormous crowd who had turned up to buy tickets for tonight's Merdeka soccer final between Korea and China. About 2.000 milled around the front of
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  • The News
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      Sarawak to ban another two SUPP branches
      499 2 SINGAPORE, Saturday SARAWAK'S Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ninskun, said here today h:s Government would proscribe two more branches of the i Sarawak United Peoples Party in the State. He said the two branches would cease to function by the end ol this
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      Two careless women drivers fined
      74 2 Two careless women drivers fined IPOH, Sat. A Raj;i Perempuan school teacher and a iMHimwlfa were fined and h.id their driving licences endorsed by the Magistrate's court hero today when they pleaded guilty to careless driving. The teacher. Miss K. Thanaletchumi who committed the offence in Cockm;m Street on Feb.
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      New bank opens
      24 2 PENANG, Sat. Penanc.s nrw bjnk. Southern Baak.:.n Ltd-, opened lor business today in ih'- Saw Seng Kew building at Beach Street-
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      Blue sari Bonnie leaves for home in U.S.
      179 2 KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Sat. A pretty 16--year-old American student left for home today dressed in a blue sari. Miss Bonnie Carlson stayed In Malacca for two md a half months as an exchange student. She was one of tne six students who
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      Lock icon VICTIMS WHO DARE NOT TALK...
      60 2 BUENOS AIRES. SalPolice here have cracked a hold-up racket in which gunmen broke into hotel rooms and robbed lovers meeting there in secret. They relied on the threat of scandal to gel away scot free. Six times recently couples have been held up in one
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      Payroll grab alert in S'pore
      187 2 Payroll grab alert in S'pore SINGAPORE, Sat. Police are on the alert for more armed robbery attempts following two major payroll grabs here within 24 hours in which more than $48,000 disappeared. The first robbery occurred on Thursday morning when four armed robbers relieved the cashier of the Orient Lloyd
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      Death plunge
      37 2 SINGAPORE. Sat. A 31I year-old man. Goh Pak Uan, plunged to his death from the top floor of a 10-storey block of flats in Jalan Rebong. Geylanc Serai, this afternoon. No foul play was suspected.
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      Fanny Hill seized
      31 2 TOKYO. Sat. Tokyo police have seized a Japanese translation of Fanny Hill, on suspicion of obscenity but an English version has been freely on sale here for month.s.
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      Builders told: Don't ape...
      433 2  -  CHEW LOY KHOON By Kuala Lumpur, Saturday T<HE Deputy Prime MiniA ster. Tun Abdul Razak, told professional builders here today: "Don't try to imitate the designs and constructions of Western countries." This was the theme of his two addresses to members of the Technical Association of
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      David's claim: Umno men defecting to Party Rakyat
      140 2 David's claim: Umno men defecting to Party Rakyat KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. T<HE Selangor Socialist Front today claimed that A many Umno members had now applied to join Party Rakyat following the separation of Singapore from Malay The Socialist Front secretary, Mr. V. David, a Selangor State Assemblyman claimed this was
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      S'pore Police maintain security net
      87 2 S'pore Police maintain security net CINOAPORE. Sat. Sin«a- pore Police are still maintaining round-the-rlork maximum security for all I Cabinet Ministers and highranking police officers. The security net was thrown following Special Branch discovery of the big Communist plot to assassinate the state leaders and Police officers. With its no-nonsense
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    • PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS
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        The royal guest has a disappointing shoot
        284 3  -  BUKIT PELANDOK (Port Dickson), Sat. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong took the Sultan of Brunei on an 80-mile drive to shoot pigeons with disappointing results for the royal guest. The Sultan managed to down only four of the eight birds shot by members of
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        PEOPLE
        455 3 ,jA_ A British Army Captain has been awarded one of Britain's top bravery awards the George Medal for disarming a time bomb in Malacca. Captain Thomas Judge, a 39-year-old Royal Army Ordnance Corps officer was called by Malacca police when a brown paper parcel was discovered under the Malacca
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      OUR GIRL ENVOYS' TO WIN' FRANCE
      336 4  - OUR GIRL ENVOYS' TO WIN' FRANCE Arthur Richards By LONDON, Sat. Ten Malaysian and Singapore girls will be our "cultural ambassadors" in France when they leave here for Marseilles next week to take part in an international students' cultural festival there. Trained They are Che Shamsiah binte Mohamed Hashim, Che
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      Soek will shun S-E Asian talks with Malaysia
      195 4 Soek will shun S-E Asian talks with Malaysia TOKYO. Sat.— President Soekarno has indicated Indonesia will not participate in a proposed ministerial conference of SouUi-East Asian nations if -Malaysia is also included in the talks, a member of Prime Minister Satos Liberal-Demo-cratic Party said last nijrht. Mr. Shojiro Kawashinvi, Vice-Pr,?sid«nt
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      THE HAJ
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      Ang is president
      41 4 LONDON. Wed. Mr. Ai Lai Soon has been elected prudent of the Sarawak Students' Association in Britain. The v !>■<•- M Robert Ritlu; rv. Mi. Sim Teclc CJial: assistant secretary Mr Prancl* Lim and treasurer. Mr S:» Thian Peng.
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      Malaysia's survival depends on our unity, Ningkan warns
      304 4 Malaysia's survival depends on our unity, Ningkan warns KUCHING. Saturday. jyjALAYSIA'S multi-racial society would disintegrate by itself if its enemies could succed in creating fear and suspicion among the varous communities, Sarawak's Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said tonight. He was speaking at a reception in honour of the
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      'How did the burglars enter?' riddle
      97 4 'How did the burglars enter?' riddle pENANG. Sat. Burglars broke into the office of the Westland Secondary School early this morning and stole $200 cash and two cheques for $1,200. The headmaster. Inche Salleh bin Hussain, told the police he called at the office at about 8.30 a.m. and found
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      Free treatment at centre
      47 4 SINGAPORE. Sat. An antij leprosy exhibition and film show was held at the Radin Mas community centre tonight. Free i treatment for all skin complaints given tonight will continue on I Monday and Tuesday from 9.30 a.m. to 11 a.m at the centre.
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      Defence training
      20 4 KANGAR. Siti A tatter batch ot 348 recruits (or th cal Defence Corp.s will training from Sept. 1
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      Assembly date
      18 4 MALACCA. Sat— The State Legislative Assembly will meet I here on Sent. 15 at 10 a.m
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      New landmark lights up sky
      95 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday THIS was how the $10 million National Mosque looked last night after the official opening by the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. Looming over the building is the minaret. Myriads of lights bathed the magnificent building and the vast grounds. Inside the mosque are
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      Annual meeting
      24 5 PENANO. Sat. The 300--rtrong Smelting Workers' Union will hold Us annual meeting at the Patant Road Community Hall at 4 p.m. tomorrow.
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      TECHNICIANS FORM UNION BRANCH
      51 5 SINGAPORE. Sat. Borne MM) technicians from the Public Works Department. Broadca«finR, Survey, Meteorological and Chief Buildinn Stirreyor Derextmen's. havo formed new technicians bnnch of the Amalgamated L'mon of Public Employees. Inehe Aman bin Puteh of the Survey Department was elected fir^ chairman of this new AUPE
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      Writers' Circle chief accused of fraud
      320 5 DENANG. Sat. Ranjlt Singh Gill, pro-tern chairman of the recentlyformed Penang Writers' Circle, was today produced in the Sessions Court on two charges of cheating an airline company and a book shop of a total of $219. Gill. 25. who last week pleader jruilty
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      THE WEDDING PICTURE
      19 6 The wadding picture taken six years ago. Police found it in a suitcase in the bedroom
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      Bootleggers lose big still
      129 6 Bootleggers lose big still DENANG, Sat. Butterworth Customs scored one of their biggest successes against moonshiners in Cherok To'kun. Bukit Mertajam, last night. They caught a man in the act of distilling and seized 1.232 gallons of fermented mesh on which duty due was estimated ar more than $10,000 A
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      Orbiting twins stand by for the Bth day
      254 6 UOUSTON (Texas), x Sat. Space twins Uordon Cooper and Charles Conrad, bearded, dirty and stiff from their marathon whirl through space, waited patiently for final word today on whether to <:ompiete their eightday mission. Flight Controller John Hodge v.'lll decide (between 1100
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      'Emperor' circular by union chief
      600 7 'Emperor' circular by union chief SINGAPORE, Sat. CIRCULAR issued by the chairman of the laboratory technicians branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees referred to an "emperor with a hoarse voice." The chairman. Mr. Teo Hock Kin, issued the circular to his colleagues in which he alleged that the
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      Modesty case counsel: Is stupidity a crime?
      358 7 Modesty case counsel: Is stupidity a crime? IPOH. Sat. Defence counsel Mr. Soo Wai Sun asked if stupidity was a crime when making his submission in an outraging modesty case here yesterday. He was referring to his client's "stupid" answers eiven under cross-exami-nation by prosecuting officer. Asst. Supt. of Police,
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      Opening date
      26 7 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Assemblyman for Anson. Mr. P. Qovtnd:i*an>y. will open a basketball tournament at the Tanjong Pagar Community Centre at 7 p.Di tomorrow.
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      Abused PC: $20
      49 7 IPOH. Sat. An unemployed, man. Kok Sai Seng. 23. was fined $20 or three days' jail by the magistrate here Mr. Youg Yung Sui, when he pleaded guilty to using abusive language to Police Con- itable Arshad bin Abiddin in Hugh Low Street on Aug. 3
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      ON BELGIUM
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      ON CAREERS
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      $5,000 FINE FOR MAN WITH 4Olb OF OPIUM
      121 7 $5,000 FINE FOR MAN WITH 4Olb OF OPIUM •JAIPING, Sat. An odd-job labourer, Ong Chim, 54, was fined $5,000 or eight months' jail by the sessions court yesterday for illegal possession of 39 lb. 13 oz. of opium at Kota Road here on June 30. He had four previous convictions.
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      Police letters of commendation for alert airman
      195 7 Police letters of commendation for alert airman SINGAPORE. Saturday. T»HE Singapore Police today commended Corx poral B. D. McNally. of the RAF whose vigilance led to the capture of three Indonesian saboteurs and the recovery of two bombs on Changi beach in May. He was presented with a Surat Pujian
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      Thugs with the soft touch'
      160 7 Thugs with the soft touch' TPOH. Sat. Thugs 1 are switching from strong arm tactics to the "soft touch" in .extorting money from stallholders in the hope of getting away with it. The law requires that for extortion to be established, the victim be put in fear of bodily injury,
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      Man fined $200
      23 7 PENANG. Sat. Ooi Cheng Khey. 30. was fined $200 today when he pleaded guilty to retaining a SlOO stolen watch.
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        ALL SET FOR AIRPORT OPENING
        566 9  -  PREM KUMAR By KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. In pomp and ceremony, the Yang di-Pertuan Agong will open the new $52 million International Airport at Subang, 15 miles from here on Monday. About 1.400 guests. Including special representatives from friendly countries, have been invited for the historic
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        Abortion case: Court says 'no' to DPP
        155 9 CINOAPORE. Bat. An ipplication by a prosecutor to call a wohian witness, whom he said, would give evidence to show "system, identification and rorroboratlon" against Dr. R. Ramaswami in an abortion case, was today rejected by a magistrate. Mr. S. Raiendran. The Deputy
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        DSC FOR BEATING RAIDERS
        196 9 SINGAPORE. Sat LIEUT. -COMDR. C. D. Prentis. commanding officer of HMS Fiskerton, has been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross in connection with operations last year in Singapore waters v gainst Indonesian Infiltrators. A Royal Navy statement here today said that when Comdr. Prentis' ship closed to
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    • Obituary
      IN MEMORIAM
      76 8 Hare 1 Sit t Minimum IN CHERISHED LOVING Memory 01 Madam Cbew Poo Poey who de~ \r*-4 this world on 29-«-lt)V4 but rr:nemtierad by her busbaad md ctilldn-n. IN LOVING MEMORY or aßt beloved MM Kranci* Xavier lUJan who departed '4. A ape. lal requiem blgb bbbbj will
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      RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
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    • OPINION
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        WORKING WITHOUT FUSS
        250 8 SILENCE shroud.s the Malaysian Singapore trade talks. But all the indications are the talks will not be a knock-down and drag-out affair but a reasonable debate between reasonable men to restore normalcy on the economic front Representatives on both sides of the table are tackling the vital
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        LETTER of the WEEK
        147 8 HAROLD SOUS article on the Kuala Pontian erosion brought back memories of the time I passed through the village when I was hitchhiking to Rota Bharu in June. 1960. I wonder whether the "bos" plying between Endan and Kuala Pontian still exists. It was an open
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        THINGS THEY SAY
        37 8 UOOL,IGANISM Is a strange thinu I, have read In the papers that hoollgmns are looking for kicks. I cannot understand why someone doesn't give them a few kicks. b» Mr. Merbfrt Freaot, •crier's Attorney-General.
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      Barisan's battle of the bases
      701 8  -  JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE'S separation from Malaysia has a deadly irony for the Barisan Sosialis. The pro-Com-munist, pro-Indonesian party has always opposed the formation of Malaysia. Yet when Singapore left the Federation on Aug. 9 Barisan cadres were told that the party had suffered a
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      PURE NONSENSE...
      415 8 The fortune-teller "|X)RTUNE-TELLERS only F foretell what ls favourable." says an article. In August 1914 a group of young men were sitting ouulde the Cleserle des Lllas In Paris. A fortuneteller arrived. They asked her to read their hands. She examined two or three hands, but said no
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      Love and the men with guns
      918 8  -  HAROLD SOH By IT IS astonishing how Cupid has been ravaging our police force. Over the past 12 years some 20 of the 30 police officers in Singapore and the States of Malaya who shot themselves with their own weapons were involved in love
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      325 9 SINGAPORE (Part I of a Hindustani film)- 15 News In TamU; 8.25 BelaChannrl S Jar-Lah Bahasa Kebangsaan P.M.: 1 Openlnß and pro- "I***** broadcast); 8.30 Naya gramme summary In all lan- Kadam (Part II); 9.40 Hokklen guages; 1.05 Twentieth Century opera and dancers (repeat —I remember Dag Hammer- broadcast); 10
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    CAREERS
    680 10 SUNDAY TIMES FEATURE Job prospects' display opening MAIN AIM TO NARROW GAPS BETWEEN SCHOOL LIFE AND WORLD OF WORK By Special Correspondent SINGAPORE'S Vocational Guidance Steering Committee, in co-operation with Government departments, industrial and business concerns, societies, community groups and professional associations, will present the first Careers, Art, Crafts
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    Body set up to direct activities
    343 10 Body set up to direct activities fHE Vocational Guld- ance Steering Committee was established in March, 1964 with members drawn from the secretariat of the Public Service Commission, the Ministries of Culture, Education and Labour and the Singapore Polytechnic. In anticipation of enlarging Its scope of functions It later expanded
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    Organising Committee
    69 10 CAREERS, Art. Crafts and Hobbies Exhibition Organising Committee: Mr. Chan Kens Howe, Public Service Commission (Chairman); Mr. Vernon Palmer, Broadcasting Division (Dy. Chairman): Mr. Yip Went Kef. Ministry of Education (Secretary Treasurer): Mr. Ang Yew Kiat. Singapore Vocational Institute (Liaison Officer): Mr. Albert Hee. Junior Chamber of Singapore
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    Booklets on sale at nominal charges
    140 10 Booklets on sale at nominal charges FOUR booklets specially prepared by the Vocational Guidance Steering Committee for the forthcoming exhibition will be on sale to the public at nominal charges. These are: "Careers in the Public Service" Book I for holders of the Higher School Certificate or the School Certificate.
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    441 11 A woman's approach to weekend on waves BOATING has bocome one of the most popular family sports in many parts of the world. It isn't just Father who takes to the waves on weekends. Big Brother, Little Sister and Mother go along. They are every bit as good sailors as
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    Boating getting popular
    45 11 THERE are plenty of waterways just wait.ng for you to explore them. If C 0S a £f\ d f l erred V° u ta !< e another look. There is a range of engines and boats that cater to all tastes and pockets
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    NEW ROADS TO ADVENTURE...
    494 11 CHANCES are that you will become the owner of a motor boat in the foreseeable future: This prospect is now very much a reality. Many of you have probably not even considered owning a boat; the cost, the storage, the experience and a host of other
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    Rice men fined total of $15,000 for illegal import
    377 12 TELOK ANSON. Sat. 'J' VV O partners of Seng Lee Setor, a rice firm in Mentakab, were fined a total of $15,000 in the Sessions Court here yesterday for importing 334.4 tons of rice without a licence. The rice, which was
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    M-cyclist dies in crash
    50 12 SINGAPORE. Sat. A 36--year-old motorcyclist Ong Kirn Leng. was killed instantly yesterday wnen his machine skidded and threw him on to the road at the 12th mile Jurong Road. Ong. of Hong Kan Drive, was negotiating a sharp bend nrar a cemetery when the accident occurred.
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    Five for home for aged
    52 12 BATU PAHAT. Sat. Pive people were fined $15 or three days' Jail each by the Sessions Court here today for vagrancy When they could not pay their fines, the court ordered they be sent to the old people's home in Mcrsing after they had served
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    Man fined $520
    50 12 BATU PAHAT. Sat. A labourer, Teo Yu Jin. 46. was fined $530 or one month's Jail in the Sessions Court here today for possessing samsu on which a duty of $51.40 was not paid. The offence was committed on July 37 at 4th mile Jalan Parit Sulong.
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    SINHA GIFT OF TWO LABS
    222 12 SINHA GIFT OF TWO LABS I SINGAPORE, Sat T)R.A C. SINHA has presented two research laboratories to the Institute of Medical Specialties in memory of his late father, Dr. K. C. Sinha, and his late brother, Dr. A. K. Sinha. In presenting his gift, Dr. Sinha said he felt it
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    Lock icon Chiang's men for our M-Day joy
    88 12 Chiang's men for our M-Day joy rU-EH. Sat— A six-man Chinese Nationalist delegation, led by Mr. K. T. LI, Minister of Economic Affairs. left here yesterday for Kuala Lumpur to attend Malaysia's Independence Day celebrations on Tuesday. The delegation, which mill spend six days In Malaysia will confer with Malaysian
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    Khir: New school policy soon
    215 12 Khir: New school policy soon 1/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. 1V The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. said today that a new and comprehensive education service was being planned to improve efficiency in his Ministry. Negotiations were going on now between the Federal Establishment Office, the Treasury and the Ministry
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    Fair in aid of five societies
    62 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat Tengku Ampuan Besar Khursiah. widow of the first Yang di-Pertuan Agong. today opened a food and fun fair at the Women's International Club- The fair is in aid of the Assunta and Lady Templer hospitals. Malayan Society for the Blind Society
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    Bonds sale tops $6 mil. mark
    40 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— Salt of National Defence Bonds today passed the $6 million mark. Bank Negara today announced that eight subscribers had bought $142,150 worth of bonds- This brings the total sale to $6,011,700-
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    Church fair
    31 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— A two-day food and fun fair will be held at St. Josephs Church compound, Sentul Pasar, here next Saturday to raise fund* fov a vocational school.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    290 12 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading room* of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In bracket*: IMMSTRIAI.S: Dun lops (1,000) $1.32 D; Esso < 1.000) $1.57. (1.000) $1.58. P. and N. Ords. (3.000) $2.36
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    Bar on movement of fishing and small craft
    213 12 Bar on movement of fishing and small craft SINGAPORE, Saturday. DOLICE today issued a new order restricting 1 fishing and small craft movement in certain parts of Singapore's territorial waters. Cited as "Restriction on Fishing and Small Craft Movement Territorial Waters of Singapore > Order. 1965." the order was signed
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    Lock icon Czech planes to train In don pilots
    76 12 Czech planes to train In don pilots lAKARTA. Sat. Indonesia has bought her first training aircraft from a socialist country following her decision to cease such purchases from the United States. The official Antara news agency reported today that the Minister of Aviation, Mr. Partono had recently inaugurated the use
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      Ingrid's love affair becomes a manhunt
      789 13 JUST how far will poor men go to obtain all the creature comforts that money can buy? This question is posed, and frighteninglv answered, in a new suspense film called "THE VISIT." The setting is the small, dust-ridden town of Guellen, in an unidentified
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      THE THEATRE
      322 13 OCTOBER promises a variety of entertainment for the theatre-goer. Theatre Workshop will be making a welcome reappearance with "The Teahouse Of The August Moon" under the experienced guidance of Gracla Tay Chee; this will doubtless be something well worth remembering. Centre 65 is preparing for its debut with
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      KEEN INTEREST IN BALLET FILM
      129 13 KEEN INTEREST IN BALLET FILM rpHE Singapore Film Society L will present outstanding films tonight and tomorrow night at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise. Bresson's "Diary of a Country Priest,'' an award-winning French film (with English subtitles), will be screened at 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. tonight. Of special interest
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      Jane gets her gun
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      Boycott call by harbour staff
      382 14 CLUB RUN BY SENIOR OFFICERS' THE Singapore Harbour Board Staff Association has decided to call on all its members to boycott the opening of the Port of Singapore Authority recreation club tomorrow. Reason: The union claims the club Is "completely managed" by senior officers and
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      Manicka's new plan to help jobless
      152 14 Manicka's new plan to help jobless TAIPING. Sat— The Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, today spoke of his plans to reorganise the employment exchange system to provide better and more efficient services to both employers and the unemployed. Mr. Manickavasagam. who was .speaking to members of the Employment Exchange
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      No rest for Vietcong
      377 14 HINTS THAT HANOI IS SOFTENING ON VIETNAM PEACE TALKS WASHINGTON. Sat. I TT The United States has received encouraging hints that the Communists may he softening their attitude toward Vietnam peace talks, an 1 administration source said today. He cautioned, however, th it nothing specific or
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      Call to Malays by Rahim Ishak
      338 14 Call to Malays by Rahim Ishak Singapore, sat. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Sinsi a pqre Ministry of Education. I n c h e Rahim Ishak. told Malays here last night that the national struggle in Singapore cannot be based on anything but a multiracial nationalism inextricably linked up with
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      Old Boys' dinner
      34 14 JOHORE BAHRLV s The English Collie Old Boys' A.svXiiTion ju'il hoUl lu> *ißfc'h annual re-un'.on dinner and dance at ihe Johorr C 1 vice Ciub on SeDt 4 ai 8 dm.
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      Govt attempting to desiroy ail opposition parties'
      190 14 Govt attempting to desiroy ail opposition parties' mrr^ PENANG, Saturday. THE national chairman of the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr. Lim Kean Siew. said today that genuine opposition activity in Malaya was "in great danger of being destroyed altogether under the excuse of confrontation and subversion." ■re 1941 the people
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      Lee to Greece: Thank you for recognising us
      133 14 CINOAPORE. Bat. Ore-ce has reoogntsod Sinicaporc ft* an indenendent. and sover*ien statf. In :i r-ibie tn 1 :he Prime IBntoter Ml I Kuan Yew. datwt Auc. 26. the Greek Ambrt.ssa-w to India. Mr John Phr;ui'7<>s said: 'I have the honour formally to
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      TOH CALLS FOR HIGHER LEVELS
      413 15 SINGAPORE, Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today spoke of the need to reorientate the objectives of higher education in the context of Singapore's new role as an independent state. Speaking at the fifth graduation ceremony of the Singapore Polytechnic at the
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      Subang will be able to take the supersonics
      176 15 Subang will be able to take the supersonics KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. A director of the United States Federal Aviation Agency said here today that :he runway of the new $52 million International Airport at Subang. 14 miles from here, would be able to take "the biggest of the Boeings." Mr.
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      Post Office call
      26 15 KAJANG. Sat. The Ulu Langat Town Board has asked the Postal Department to build a post office at Dcngkil. 18 miles from hfir
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      Ferry closed
      20 15 KCALA LIPIS. Sat. The Jerantut Ferry now under repair is closed to traffic from today until further notice.
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      Church wedding
      77 15 ■^JK and Mrs. Edwin Patrick Crimson signing the register at Our Lady of Fatimah's Church in Brickfields Road. Kuala Lumpur, after their wedding recently. Mr. Crimson, who is on the staff of the Strait* Times Group in Kuala Lumpur, is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. P.
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      Lock icon The desperate women...
      66 15 The desperate women GENEVA. Sat. Abortion, legal or not. may still be the most common method of limiting families in the world today, an expert said at an international family planning conference here. Women who would prefer to Uat other methods are forced to resort to abortion "out of desperation."
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      Lock icon Victims who dare not talk...
      62 15 BUENOS AIRES. Sat— Police here hrve cracked a hold-up racket In which gunmen broke I .to hotel rooms and robbed lovers meeting there in secret. They relied on the threat of srandal to pet away scot free. Six times recently couples have been held up
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      Ernest Frida weds school teacher
      76 15 jyjß. and Mrs. Ernest Frida pictured outside the Singapore Registry after their marriage yesterday. The bridegroom, a sports reporter with the Straits Times, is the sen of Madam E. L. Frida. The bride. Miss Su- sie Simon, a teacher at the Tanjong Katong Girls' School,
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      Gemini 5 slowing down, say local experts
      188 15 Gemini 5 slowing down, say local experts KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. THE Gemini 5 spacecraft is slowing down by eight minutes each day, tho Malaysian Amateur Satellite Tracking Station "Teletek" reported today. The station, operated jointly by the Telecommunications Department and the Technical College here, has succeeded in tracking the Gemini
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      Govt. reminder on pictures of King
      97 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Sal. Phot ogra pliers and publishers were today reminded that they must obtain permission from the Government before reproducing any picture of the Yang di-Pertua:i Agong m any publication or niaga zmes. The Prime Minister's Department issued the reminder following a report
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      VIP blood donor
      43 15 SINGAPORE. Sat. Mr. Chan Chee Seng. Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs, will lead some 30 vigilantes of Maude Road Comnunity Centre and members of the PAP Jalan Besar branch to donate blood at the Oeneral Hospital tomorrow.
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      Raja chief guest
      38 15 SINGAPORE. Sit The Foreign Minister. Mr. S Rajaratnain will be KW.st ot honour at the first anniversary dinner and dance of 'he University of Singapore Democratic Socialist Club tomorrow vi Baton Huiue at I P.m.
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      CHAMPION DESERVES A BREAK IN 'HUNTER'
      203 16  -  EPSOM JEEP RACING with pHAMPION should beat a below-strength Cl 1 Div 1 field in the 9f Hunter Memorial Stakes (Race 6) at Bukit Timah today. This useful stayer has been running good races against the best in the stayirg class this season. He
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      Ever Onward likes a wet track
      622 16 Fi^VER ONWARD gets a track to nis liking and can be backed with confidence in Race 1. At Penang last month he was fourth in a s£f race and then second to Buaya Tapah over 7f on a -i good track. A regular mudlark
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      BT. TIMAH-4TH day
      1139 16 RACE 1—2.30 Class 2 Div 4 ($9,500) 7f I ***** Doable Chaner a i Treasurer St> West 7 9.0 Kin** ton 2 3 ***** Brave Chevalier s (Result St) Allan 6 811 (F) 'Draifon 11 ***** Buaya Tapah a (Sunget St) Teh 8 8.6 1/eon. 12 1
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      SELECTION
      134 16 mu.n ii i i »\ii i.« 1 i i v > i i ii EVEB ONHAKI) RK. <lUVAI.UK BK. CHEVAUEB Kacc I Bravr (hcvalirr Rua>a Tapah l.vrr Onward I okdale Chief Kver Onward Double Chance PXHI.AWAN I'ANT.I\SII.\ rAHLAWA.N Kacc t Pantjasila Bhajon Maiden Gunsmith National Scholar Panjasila Prince Tournai
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      GALLANT DEFENDER GETS THE VOTE
      120 16 RACE SEVEN Gallant Defender gets my vote even though he is pofng over 9f for the first time. He Is bred to stay and has a powerful finish Winpman looks the danger. His fourth to Iron Hand in the Div 1 8f race last week
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      Eight apprentices graduate from training school
      217 16 OINGAPORE. Sat. A new chapter in the history of Malaysian racing was written yesterday when the first batch of eight apprentices passed out from the M.R.A. apprentice t r a ining school at Bukit Timah. A large gathering of the racing fraternity was present
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      Yes Dear II surprises
      1385 16 TOTAL POOL $97,482 Ist *****2 $50,107 2nd *****0 $14,316 3rd *****5 7,158 Starters (51.200 each) Nos. *****8, *****5, *****1. *****3, *****9. *****9, *****5. Consolations ($750 each) Nos. *****0, *****8, *****9, SINGAPORE, Sat. Lucky Stable's Yes r Dear 11. with S. Kha- mis astride, returned 1 to
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      AUSSIES KNOCK OUT THE INDIANS
      856 17 Krishnan and Lai beaten in straight sets ftHSCUS PENANG, Saturday. iNDIAs hopes in the Malaysian open tennis 1 championships were crushed when both Ramarathan Krishnan and l?remjit Lai were beaten in the quarter-finals at the Penang Sports Club here today. Krishnan lost to Bill Bowery
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      $10 to become MRU -patron
      200 17 $10 to become MRU -patron- IPOH, Sat. The Malaysian Rugby Union appeal* to all former players and enthusiasts to become patrons of the union this season. Mr. J. B. Potter, president, said that many prospective patrons did not know about this form of membership. Any one can be a patron
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      Worcester stay in hunt
      104 17 LONDON, Sat. After declaring their second innings at 0-0. Worcestershire kept in the hunt for the English County cricket title by beating Hampshire by 115 runs yesterday. Glamorgan. the only other side with a chance of overhauling Northamptonshire, the leaders, went down to Derbyshire by 91
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      Stars on show
      47 17 SINGAPORE. Sat, Australia's Wimbledon tennis stars who are competing In the current Malaysian championships at Penang, will play exhibition matches on the SCC padang here on Monday- They are: Neale Fraser. John Newcombe. Tony Roche. Owen Davidson, Ray RufTels: Bill Bowery and John Cooper.
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      DEATHS
      101 17 S. J. A. RAJAH, financial clerk. Customs Office, Port Swettenham. expired suddenly. Cortege leaves 8428, Watson Road. Port Swettenham at 4.00 p.m. Sunday 29-8-65 to Methodist Church, Klang. thence to Klang Christian cemetery. CABLE RECEIVED from llavalai Oeylon Vanlthamby beloved father of Kasinather Government Medical Stores Petaling Jaya expired
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      Winston is star of tomorrow's bouts
      146 17 CINGAPORE. Sat. Ceylon's rep resentat ive. Winston van Curlenburge will feature in the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's all-star programme at the Siglap Community Centre on Monday starting at 8 p.m. Winston, who won the Singapore open bantamweight title earlifr this month will be matched
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        353 17 BUDAPEST Japan carried off the athletics honours in the world student games here yesterday for the second successive day when Keisuke Savaki won the 5,000 metres. A thrilling final spurt brought the 21-year-old student from Osaka home in games record time of 13 minutes 45.2 sees. He won by
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        Bowling
        516 17 SINGAPORE Here are the top ten scorers In the leagues that bowled last week: Sunday 6.36 p.m. M. Gomes 202. J. Ross 201. O. Choo 201. R. Ng 196, P. Choo 194, 178, P. Calaco 191, K.W. Cheong 101, P. Yeo 177. Z Abldeen 175. Sunday 9 p.m. P.
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        55 17 SINGAPORE— ResuIts of SSA league: class 2 T.T.C. Ushers bt Police Stallions 19-8. class 3 P.E.E. Kiwis bt Tg Katong 14-11, class 4 Customs Kanchils bt P.WD. Cubs 7-0. Achilles Mohawks bt Superwing Unknowns 7-0. Friendly matches: 14 Sqn RNZAF Kiwis bt RAF Seletir Banshees 23-19. Singapore Selection bt
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      S. Africa on top: 163-3 in second innings
      98 17 S. Africa on top: 163-3 in second innings LONDON, Sat. South Africa one ud In the series, were on toD on the third day of the third and final cricket test against England at the Oval here today. With a first innings lead of six they were 163 for three
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      SCOREBOARD
      141 17 SOI'TH AFRICA Ist. inns. 208 ENGLAND Ist inns. (overnight 142-6) Barber st Lindsay b McKlnnon 40 Russell lbw P. Pollock Barrington b Botten Cowdrey c Barlow b P. Pollock 58 Parfltt c and b McKlnnon 24 Smith lbw P. Pollock Brown c Dumbrill b McKlnnon 0 Parks c Bland
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      Kiwis gain 24-12 victory
      70 17 LONDON, Sat.— The touring New Zealand rugby league side gained an impressive 24-12 victory against British league champions Halifax today. Halifax scored an early try, but the New Zealanders were soon in their stride and had built up an 11-5 lead by the interval Halifax put
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      DEATH
      31 17 DATO A.M. ALSACOFF of 20 Palm Road. Siglap. expired at 12 UO midnight 26th August 63. Funeral will he bald at the Alsagoff Cemetery, Java Road on Sunday aiternuvu »-S-l»«i.
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      398 17 <>s Do s»U— Early mm form wai upsrt in the English football league's flnit division today, uhrn I «•<■<) s I mini, W.-si Uromwirh Albion »nd Sherlirld I'nited crashed to d>fe.it after winning their opening two in. ii. In-, l.red>. runners-up for Ike
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      93 17 SPORTS DIARY ATHLETICS Malay Mail B.g Walk (Woodlands Spore. 7 am.). Spore Ceylon Tamil Assn's meet (Monk's Hill. 2.30 >. TENNIS Malaysian open championships (Penang 80 courts 1 Negri closed championships <S"ban>. CRICKET Ramani Cup: XL Lawyers Police (XL padang. 11>. Inter-G»vt- Services: Armed Forces v Paham 'R. Range Rd)
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      85 17 lestier Rd> HOCKEY Raiak Cup: Malacca v Spore (Malacca Clubb pdg). GOLF M-Day team championships (RSGC. 7.45 a.m.). Oaw Cup final (Bukit course, Spore). INTER-PORT GABIES Golf Open handlcaD championship (Keppel Club. t a.m.); Tennte Pt Swetteniiin v Spore (9 am.); Kucni)g v Penang (3.30 o.m both a Keppel Clvb
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    754 18 FINAL DECISION: JOINT HOLDERS BEFORE a sellout crowd of more than 37,000 China and Korea played a 1-1 draw in the Merdeka soccer tournament final here tonight and the match will now be decided in extra time. The first five minutes
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    ROUS WILL BACK UP OUR MEN FOR WORLD CUP
    207 18  - ROUS WILL BACK UP OUR MEN FOR WORLD CUP F. EMMANUEL By Kuala Lumpur, Sat. A SIAN referees have the ability to officiate the A World Cup finals in London next July, according to Sir Stanley Rous, Federation Internationale Football Association president at a meeting yesterday of referees and officials
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    155 18 Football threat to public safety HONG Kong. Sat. Soccer in Honu Kong is dangerously close to being on Its death bed, according to a sports commentary in a leading local newspaper. The situation has developed "dangerously" and "alarmingly" as a result of an unauthorised tour of China by a group
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    77 18 \yELLINGTON. Sat. The South African Rugby Union team beat New Zealand Maoris here today by 9 points (three tries) to 3 (one try) in a highly entertaining match of open rugby. The 42.000 crowd were overcome with enthusiasm when Waka Nathan scored the Maoris' only try
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    Easy for Frees
    51 18 PENANO, Sat. Penang Free School beat Sultan Abdul Ham id College of Alor Star by eight wickets to retain the D'arcy Irvine Cup In the inter-6Chool cricket final played here yesterday. SAHC 13 (Murthy and Freddie 5-6 each), Frees passed this score lor the lo«s of two
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    135 18 SINGAPORE HAMMER JOHORE 8-0 MALACCA, Sat. Scoring four goals In each half, Singapore, defending champions, whipped Johore 8-0 in the South Zone hockey tournament for the Razak Cup at the Malacca Club padang today. Singapore now need only a draw against Malacca tomorrow to emerge winners. Centre-forward Lenny Nonls sparked
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    Trengganu enters Central zone
    73 18 KUALA TRENGGANU. Sat. Trenscganu today qualified for the Central zone round in the Tun Razak. Cup hockey championship at Seremban next week when they beat Pahang 2-1 in the East zone nnal at the police ground here today. Kelantan had withdrawn from the tournament. Treng(?anu's goals
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    15 18 BRISBANE. Sat Malaysia defeated Queensland 3-0 In a women's hockey match here today.
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    Negri win Harding Trophy rugger
    55 18 MALACCA. Sat.— Negri Bembilan beat Malacca by nine points (three tries) to three (a try) in their annual rugger match for the Harding Trophy at the Bandar Hillr ground today. In an earlier match Malacca Juniors beat Negri Juniors by eight points (a goal, a
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      WHEN AN AGENT MUST LOVE-AND KILL
      1846 1 WHEN AN AGENT MUST LOVE-AND KILL la THE STORY SO FAR: An American naval officer met a man whom he believes was Martin Bormann, the top Nazi. Bormonn told him what he claimed was a true story of how Abraham B, an Allied agent, successfully posed as a German general.
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        695 2 THE YEAR OF FASHION SENSATIONS r looks as If 1965 will go down in fashion history as the year of sensations the year of the "topless." the pants suit, and even the "bald-headed" look. This Is also the year when a woman has the best chance ever to
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        271 2 Be the girl with the two -faced tan DONT BE A PALEFACE SWISH I N (i through the waves is a new collection of swimwear direct from France. Styled for action and eye-appeal by Neyret of Paris, the costumes are "twofaced" swimsuits so modest in front and so daring behind.
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        355 3  - Modesty that's me WAKSHMI nltarajan Another page PARDON ME, BUT YOUR LEGS ARE SHOWING... By IT certainly appears as if we girls, are becoming more and more conscious of the hungry looks of men. And this makes us so very self-conscious A number of workine cirls have appealed to their
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        653 3 AND YOUR PERSONALITY IS SHOWING, TOO SAFE inside my modesty trousers, 1 have been out last week surveying the great kneescape with my friend the psychologist. Aid If* he's half as good a head-man as he is a legman then those thlgh-hlgh hemlines, now the rage of fashion, are revealing
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        343 3 I LOVED and trusted him but he has let me down. I am a month pregnant and he has told me he has no Intention of marriage. He wants me to get rid of the child but I don't want to. HURT LOVE. In a case like
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        THE DAY OUR YEARS OF HORROR ENDED
        1832 4 IT vyas early morning o n Aug. 6, 1945. and I was standing by the main gates of a P.o.W. camp on the Japanese mainland. I had Just finished a tour of Inspection part of my routine as Senior Allied Officer. It didn't
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        90 4 THE PICTURE on the right wot taken in 1945 —on the day when newt of Japan's surrender reached a prisoner -of war camp near Tokyo. On this page today. the senior Allied officer in the camp tells hit story of V J Day. You, too, must have a story
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      438 2 fashion mmdenform MUCH- ADO ONCE-OVER c Long in «>ling, Much- Ado Once Ovtr «iv« th« lithtm. loveliest line t\er. This supreme ilendenzer it jusi whai new »lim fashions require. The long- line design case* awajr even (he slighiesc bulge. Pretty as it is. Once Oxer n firm with your figure.
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      387 4 Your Sunday radio lsiiai a iiumib On Tt>o Range; 5.45 Emphasis Love; 945 Lumen Cabanas; 1000 KUALA LUmKUn On Percussion; e.Oo Summary 10.00 Jet Speed Record*; 10.90 au «nn tw,.,.™. Of Programmes For The Even- Sealed Orders; 11.00 Pick Of m ?r? am Jffi«^M.lSffi' lng: 603 P ture Corner: 618
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      1178 5  -  FRANS TAELEMANS, By L AMBASSADOR OF BELGIUM. Factory of the West BELGIUM'S gross national product had risen in 1964 to M 546,646 million, largely the fruit of growing productivity in industry, modernisation and diversification. For, Belgium is an industrial country par excellence, "a factory of the West" which
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      144 5 FULLY realise, of course, that in the few columns put at my disposal by the Sunday Times, it is hardly possible to even sketch a broad outline of Belgian activity in commerce and industry. What I can merely de here is try to give a general
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      199 5 Big jump in volume of trade between Malaya and Belgium rpHE volume of trade exchanges between the states of Malaya and Belgium has registered an appreciable Jump according to official statistics just published in Kuala Lumpur. The value of Belgian exports to Malaya from January to March 1965 amounted to
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      Belgian firm builds three giant reactors in Canada
      386 5 ALSO TO ITS CREDIT AN AUTOMATIC DIAMOND SORTING MACHINE TWREE giant shunt re- actors built by Belgium's Ateliers de Construction Electriques de Charleroi (ACEC) will enable the Quebec hydroelectric commission to implement its Manicouagan power scheme of production of the world's highest
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      85 5 A "Pieux Franki" company has just been mated in Chili. The major Belgian pilidriving enterprise which is a worldwide force in this field -Is thus further widening its influence abroad Moreover, the aggregate of activities of the affiliated or concessionary firms (both near and far) of
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        36 5 MwMmm\3 EL i Belgium makes everything and can supply It anywhere V J For further information, please apply te> Th« Belgian Embassy, Lee Yen Lian Bid*.. Kuala Lumpur and Belgian Consulate General Asia Insurance Bldg., Singapore.
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      122 6 ALTHOUGH a small country, Belgium has won worldwide recognition for its industrial, technical and commercial achievements. Today, all kinds of Belgian products can be found in most parts of the world, including important telecommunications equipment. SO countries Bell Telephone Manufacturing Company, the leading Belgian telecommunication manufacturer, exports
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      Modernising 'phone system of four cities
      375 6 A MAJOR supply and manufacturing arrangement which will modernise the Indian telephone system, and provide for up-to-date manufacture at Bangalore, has been concluded between the Government of India and the Bell Telephone Manufacturing Company of Antwerp, an associate of I.T.T. I The arrangement will
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      Commercial achievements of world repute
      316 6 eble site for the manufacture of telecommunication equipment on the European continent. Bell Telephone opened on a modest note; when the firm occupied its first own premises in the 1883. it employed only 35 persons. Initially specialised in the development and production of manual, and
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        67 6 cut costs and increase your production rate m BAND SAWS Radial arm resaw with fixed table >|WT' and automatic feed precisely engineered to minimize waste of n>3|f material, ensure 100% accuracy L ~"^(f f« and increase production rate. v JP^HBr^^^^ timber merchants throughout Malaysia, \jS£/ The Jardin* Waugh Organisation. I
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      Belgium, home for modern industries
      856 7 THREE thing? are essential for a successful exporting industry a well maintained reputation for quality, reliability of the product and fidelity to contract delivery dates. The Belgian industry, which occupies a key position in the world has. despite competition and a continuous temptation to lower
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      591 7 Metal working industries have annual turnover of about M $5,400 mil. tic copper, and she has developed valuable Industries processing and using copper and tin Still more specialised work is done (mostly In Antwerp area) In rarer metals, such as geranium, selenium, slllcum and cobalt, not to mention uranium and
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      28 7 The Port of Antwerp, the fourth largest In the world. Seen In picture mbove are mom of its 900 giant cranes of the latest type with far-reaching Jibs.
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      Steady rise in vegetables sale abroad
      275 7 BELGIAN horticulture has considerably expanded over the past few years, mainly in the vegetables sector. Competitive prices. Increasing consumption and advantageous outlets have caused the expansion of existing enterprises and the creation of new horticultural zones, especially In East and West Flanders, The vegetables
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      297 7 Joint-venture encourages Belgian investment A BELGIAN n-m which launched a Joint-ven-ture company in Malaya. thrM years ago. with Mr. John Eu as chairman of Its Board of Directors. Includes among the various Items of Its programme th« encouragement of Belflan Investments li. this country, namely through technical assist uncc from
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        244 9 I AM a Malaysian citiaen staying and working in .Singapore. I hold a Malaysian national identity card. Do I have to register for a Singapore identity card? JAYCEE. The Registry of People in Singapore says that no changes have been announced as yet. so for the present
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        2170 9  - THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PICTURE CLARENCE H. PATRICK By THE American Negro is in the news again. In Los Angeles the other day, his fears and frustrations flashed into two furious weeks of bloody racial rioting that destroyed whole sections of the city. But there is another side to
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