The Straits Times, 23 August 1963

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED KALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. FRIDAY, AUGUST 23, 1963. 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Two more bandit attacks
    192 1 Two more bandit attacks I From > GEOFFREY GELDARO P C H I N G, Thurs.—Gumbang, in Sarawak's First Division was attacked by bandits twice last night. Fire was returned by security forces guarding this fortified kampong which has been the scene of previous attacks. Unconfirmed local reports this afternoon
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    AUG. 31 SHOCK MOVE
    1338 1  -  JACKIE SAM: Borneo leaders fly in to see Tengku MALAYSIA MUST BE PROCLAIMED BY END OF NEXT WEEK*- U.N. TEAM MUST START WORK IMMEDIATELY OR GET OUT OF THE COUNTRY... By SINGAPORE. Thursday SARAWAK'S Chief Minister, Mr. Stephen Ningkang, and Sabah's Chief Minister-designate, Mr. Donald Stephens,
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    My conscience clear: Minister
    991 1 My conscience clear: Minister ITIJALA LUMPUI'm Thurs. The Minister of Health, Inche Abdul Rflhnian bin Hnji Talib, Uxiny cinphalicMlh denied charges of corruption made against him in the Dewun Ra'uyat by the People's Progressive Party leader, Mr. D. K. Seenivasagam, and said: "My conscience is clear." Then he challenged Mr.
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    WHITE GLOVES GANG GRAB $30,000
    361 1 WHITE GLOVES GANG GRAB $30,000 By SYLVIA CHUA PENANG. Thursday piVE armed robbers all wearing sunglasses fired two warning shots in a goldsmith's shop in busy Campbell Street at about 11 a.m. today before escaping with an estimated $30,000 jewellery haul. Within one hour of this daring daylight holdup, police
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    Three die in blaze
    23 1 TOKYO, Thurs.— A fire raxed a department store building here today, killing three people and Injuring two others. UPL
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    Customs chief dies after power shock
    83 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Acting Comptroller of the Customs Preventive Branch, Mr. Ibng Teck Ing, 32. was electrocuted tonight. Mr. Tong. a -father of three, was found unconscious in his Mount Vernon home at 9 p.m. close to a "live" wire. He died on arrival
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    Lock icon 18-day naval exercises
    86 1 T>RITISH navy subD marines of the Far East Fleet will undertake an 18--da> combined exercise under simulatec wartime conditions, the Admiralty announced here today. LONDON. Thurs. The announcement said that lor the last 10 d;tys of the exercise ending Sept. 5 the .submarines will be under almost
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    Young wife dies after fall from flat
    121 1 Young wife dies after fall from flat SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A 20-year-old woman, married for only 50 days, fell to her death from the sixth floor of the 10-storey Singapore Housing Board flats in Jalan Kobu today. The young wif Lav Eng Buay. (above, on her wedding day already dead, was
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    Envoy quits
    35 1 WA3HINOTON. Thurs. Mr. Tran Van Chuong. South Vietnamese Ambassador to the United States, resigned today. He said: "I cannot go on representing a government which ignores my advice and of which I disapprove."
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    Lock icon Diem extends his crack down
    493 1 Diem extends his crack down OAIGON. Thins. Arrests of dissident politicians, Buddhist sympathisers a n (I intellectuals were reported in S:iipxmi and throughout South Vietnam last night, according to informed sources. This was the second stage of President Ngo Dinh Dietn's crackdown on all anti-Government elements since he ordered martial
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    37 1 INDONESIA CAN HELP N. BORNEO JAKARTA, Thur-iixi.mr-i.i u.i> in a position to hrip the r^'P 1 f \oi tin m Borneo !<• nnite >utii Indonesia taforma lion Mmi»trr Dr Rn»|.in Ibdulcanl. viiil in I Sumatra Router
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Macapagal says it: Maphilindo not racial
      250 2 Macapagal says it: Maphilindo not racial MANILA, Thursday. pRESIDENT Macapagal said last night that the Maphilindo association formed by Malaya, the Philippines and Indonesia was merely a nucleus, an expanding association of nations in the region aimed at building a better society for themselvf s. He was speaking at the
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      Lock icon Nehru and what he spends on his dog...
      97 2 NEW DELHI. Thurs. A veteran Indian Socialist leader yesterday accused Mr. Nehru or spending 16 times more every day to feed his dog than the average Indian spent to keep himself Dr. Ram Manohar Lohia demanded Mr. Nehru's resignation as Prime Minister
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      Lock icon ON THE OTHER WAR FROHT Reds: We killed 1,300 last month
      144 2 ON THE OTHER WAR FROHT Reds: We killed 1,300 last month rpOKYO, Thurs. The X Communist Vietcong yesterday claimed to have killed more than 1300 Vietnamese soldiers and nine U.S. servicemen in South Vietnam in July. The rebel force claimed it wounded 130 government soldiers, captured 325, and destroyed 307
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      Lock icon Civil air accord
      29 2 KARACHI. Thurs.— Negotiations for a civil air pact between Pakistan and Communist China have resulted in agreement on all major points, it was announced here. U.P.I.
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      Arab troops on war alert
      204 2 BAGDAD. Thursday I TNITED Arab Republic and Iraqi armed forces have been put on the alert and placed at Syria's disposal for -use in the event of aggression from Israel. This follows land and air clashes between Syria and Israel on Tuesday in which each
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      Lock icon Hundreds of monks and nuns seized
      928 2 THE PAGODA WAR SAIGON. Thursday one of those In which Diem men battled Buddhists JJUNDREDS of monks and nuns were arrested early yesterday and taken away in President Ngo Dinh Diem's first day of all-out war on Buddhist priests. Some sources said a number
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      Lock icon GOVT WARNS POLITICIANS IN THE PAGODAS
      154 2 GOVT WARNS POLITICIANS IN THE PAGODAS SAIGON, Thurs. The South Vietnam Government announced last night that it was determined "to tolerate no longer any exploitation of religions for political ends or the transformation of pagodas into centres for agitation, propaganda, terrorism and plotting against the security of the state." the
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon K makes another attack on Peking
      224 3 BELGRADE, Thursday. •JHE Soviet Prime Minister, Mr. Khrushchev, yesterday attacked the Chinese Communists for saying one thing and doing something different. He said that the Chinese said they were going to rely on their own resources for building socialism and then "they write to
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      Lock icon 10-year-old freedom fighter
      56 3 10-year-old freedom fighter NEW YORK, Thurs. Police yesterday arrested about 85 Negroes, including 33 children, taking part in civil rights demonstrations in Piaquemine, Louisiana. A 10-year-old led the children, in cheerleader fashion: "What do we want?" "Freedom?" the children shouted back. "When?" "Now." Most of the arrests were made on
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      Lock icon Forest exercise
      23 3 BERLIN, Thurs. A joint British-American 26-hour military exercise Involving 1.600 troops and 20 tanks began In Berlin's Grunewald Porest yesterday.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bolivia pulls out
      19 3 WASHINGTON, Thurs. Bolivia has withdrawn all its accredited representatives to the Organisation of American States. —Reuter.
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      Lock icon £2.6 m GRAB: SURPRISE CHECK ON LINER BY POLICE
      211 3 I IVERPOOL, Thurs A surprise police move here early today before the 22,000-ton Cunard liner Carinthia sailed for Canada is believed to be linked with the £2.6 million mail train robbery. Police patrols searched taxis and cars and questioned seamen at
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      Pianist quits
      36 3 CAPE TOWN. Thurs.— Harold Rubens, an anti-apartheid South African concert pianist, has resigned as a lecturer at the South African College of Music here because of the republic's racial policy, it was announced yesterday.
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      Lock icon Lord Nuffield dies at 85
      223 3 Lord Nuf field dies at 85 f ONDON. Thurs. Ld Lord Nuffield. 85--year-old millionaire car magnate, died at his home in Oxfordshire early yesterday. Lord Nuffield. who started work as an apprentice to a bicycle repairer, gave away between £30 million and £40 million, mostly for scientific and medical research.
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      Lock icon FROM MOSCOW A 'NYET-WITH REGRETS
      185 3 FROM MOSCOW A 'NYET-WITH REGRETS MOSCOW, Thursday. pUSSIA yesterday refused to accept the text of a West German declaration on her accession to the nuclear test ban pact, which noted that the accession did not mean West German recognition of any other hitherto unrecognised signatory. The declaration was read ito
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      Lock icon British builders' strike to end
      59 3 LONDON, rhurs.— Union leaders yesterday decided thai a oneweek builders' strike at SQO selected sites In Britain would end tomorrow as scheduled and normal work would resume on Monday. The ban on overtime and Incentive bonus schemes would, however. continue throughout Britain in support of
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      Lock icon N-test ban treaty 'gives no advantage to Russia'
      112 3 N-test ban treaty 'gives no advantage to Russia' WASHINGTON. Thurs. The Defence Department's top scientist. Dr. Harold Brown, yesterday took issue with the views expressed by Dr. Edward Teller, "father" of the H-bomb, on the partial nuclear test ban treaty. Dr. Teller told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee on Tuesday
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      Lock icon Freedom jump
      36 3 BERLIN. Thurs.— A uniformed 20-year-old East German border guard jumped on the MoscowParis express as it left the East Berlin sector on Tuesday nigh: and escaped into West B»rlin. police reported here yesterday Reuter.
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      Lock icon Prague exonerates nine executed Reds
      148 3 Prague exonerates nine executed Reds PRAGUE, Thurs. Czechoslovakia has exonerated Rudolf Slansky. the Czech Communist Party leader, and eight others shot in 1952 on treason, espionage and other charges. The appeals court has acquitted Slansky, former Foreign Minister Vladimir dementis, and seven others on "all points of the indictment." Another
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      Lock icon Cabinet resigns
      17 3 LA PAZ. Thurs.— The Bolivian Cabinet yesterday handed its resignation to President Paz Estenssoro. Reuter.
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    Dasa murder: Threat note believed found
    144 4 Dasa murder: Threat note believed found SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police Investigating the brutal murder of exinspector D.W. Dasa are believed to have found a threatening letter In his Jansen Road home. The letter is said to be unsigned, and its contents are being kept secret by the police. The ClD's special
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    CRACKDOWN ON ANTI-MALAYSIA ELEMENTS
    523 4 CRACKDOWN ON ANTI-MALA YSIA ELEMENTS Copt warns of Red bid at rally SINGAPORE, Thursday 'J'HE Government today warned that it would crack down swiftly on anti-Malaysia elements at a proposed rally of 100,000 people on Sunday to press for compensation for Japanese war-time atrocities. These elements, it said, were plotting
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    Rain-making to start again
    147 4 r pHE Public Utilities Board today decided to charter an aircraft to resume rain-making operations, which were suspended three weeks ago, said chairman Dr. Fong Kirn Heng. He said that the board had decided to charter a plane from the Malaysia Air Charter Company in Kuala
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    No contradiction: Woman freed
    263 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday WOMAN TEACHER, who testified as complainant four months ago in an attempted murder case against her husband, was acquitted by a district court today on a charge of making contradictory statements. Her defence was not Chief Inspector E. H. Sheares, prosecuting, said that action
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    10,000 NEW STUDENTS ON 'BLACK' MONDAY
    93 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. When schools reopen on Monday for the last term of the year, five new schools three primary and two secondary will be opened to provide additional accommodation for 10,000 pupils. The primary schools are Alexandra Hill Integrated, Telok Ayer Integrated and Swiss
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    IN FROM SAIGON: ALL CALM
    116 4 IN FROM SAIGON: ALL CALM SINGAPORE, Thurs.—Eyewitnesses to the explosive events in Saigon flew into Singapore this afternoon and said all appeared to be calm today in the strife-torn city. Eighteen businessmen, tourists and professional people Including four Malayans— who wished to remain anonymous told pressmen that the situation had
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    Air joyrides on M-Day
    85 4 SINOAPORE. Thuis The public will have a chance to see the Malaysia celebrations In Singapore from the air. The Singapore Flying Club has Just completed a programme offering the public joyrides In Its aircraft to enable them to get a "bird's eye" view of the celebrations.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    391 4 THK following ix today's ichedul* of civil aircraft movement! at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVAL* Caruda: From Medan lUA W0) 3.25 p.m; from Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur (OA 800) 5.10 p.m.; from Jakarta (OA 802) 8.43 a.m. T*l«l International: From Hong Kong. Bangkok (TO 731) 7.38
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    Two types of L-Month in Malaysia: Nasir
    230 5 Two types of L-Month in Malaysia: Nasir ITUALA LUMPUR. 1V Thurs.— The Director of Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Syed JJasir bin Ismail, said today that there would be two types of National Language Month for Malaysia next year. The first would be for the 11 States in Malaya and •second
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    Pastors" fridge vanishes
    67 5 Pastors" fridge vanishes IPOH, Thurs. Four pastors of the Assembly of God church here were faced with a mystery on their house cleaning day at the Kajnpar housing trust residential area yesterday. Their refrigerator, valued at $1,000, which was stored in a locked room in their house, had vanished. There
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    New hospital for Ipoh
    46 5 IPOH. Thurs. A new 32-bed private hospital In Chung Thye Phln Road here. run by the Pranclscan Missionalres of the Divine Motherhood, will be ready for use next month. The first mission hospital In Perak, It will be named Our Lady's Hospital.
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    POSTMEN'S MOVE ON WAGE CLAIMS
    153 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday 'THE Union of Postal Uniformed Staff has with- drawn its claims for revision of postmens salaries from the National Whitley Council. Its next line of action will be decided when the executive council meets on Sunday. The general secretary of the union,
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    Scout campfire
    34 5 PENANG. Thurs. The Uth Georgetown (South) branch B.P. Scout Brotherhood will celebrate their inauguration with a campfire at the Chung Ling High School Union premises. Anson Road, at 8 p.m. on Saturday.
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    MALA YSIA POLICE BILL IS PASSED
    405 5 Separate forces will be integrated faw OUR PARLIAMENTARY REPORTERS L Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. THE House of Representatives today passed a Bill to set up a unified police force for Malaysia to replace the separate forces now existing in the various territories. The Minister of
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    Policy speech by Tengku expected on Sunday
    588 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tengku Abdul Rahman is expected to make a major policy speech when he opens the Umno annual general assembly here on Sunday. It Is believed that he will speak many aspects of Malaysia the talks leading to the signing of
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    Former hockey star takes a bride
    43 5 FORMFR Malayan hockey international, Philip Sankey, and Miss Margaret Nair, a teacher, who were ~>arried at St. John's At *an Church in Ipoh o Wednesday. The bridegroom is superintendent of Maxwell's Hill holiday resort. Straits Times picture.
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    Mother held in mental hospital
    121 5 Mother held in mental hospital KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A magistrate, Mr. Mah King Hock, today ordered that a woman alleged to have murdered her flve-year-old son be confined to Tanjong Rambutan Mental Hospital pending the order of the Ruler-in-Council. Mr. Mah said that he had received a certificate from the
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    Negri State physician resigns
    61 5 Negri State physician resigns SEREMBAN. Thurs Dr. Leong Chee Kong. Nef?n Sembilun State physician, has resigned after giving the Government 24 hours' notice. A spokesman lor the Medicul Department here confirmed Dr. Leong's resignation. Dr. Leong la the second State physician to resign in less thana year. The former physician.
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    'Cool bus' services planned if trials succeed
    166 5 'Cool bus services planned if trials succeed IfUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. Travellers on express bus services between Singapore and the Federal capital can look forward to "cool comfort" soon if an experiment by the bus companies proves successful. A spokesman for the XLSingapore Express Ltd. ToM the Straits Times today
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    Technical films
    30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Institution of Engineers. Federation o! Malaya, will show technical films for members and friends at the Shell theatrette here at 5.30 p.m. on Friday
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    To study law
    27 5 SUNQEI PATANI. Thurs— Mr. St:iinslati* Gomes, n ie:icher of the Sultan Abdul Harnld College at Alor Star, hus left for England to study law.
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    Sunday date with Christine and Sex at 45 r.p.m.
    256 7 Sunday date with Christine and Sex at 45 r.p.m. KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. JTEDERATION listeners have a four o'clock date with Christine on Sunday and, if theyre lucky, they'll have Sex as well. That is if someone at Radio Malaya remembers to turn Christine over. For on the reverse side of
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    COOKERY CONTEST FINALS IN CAPITAL
    94 7 COOKERY CONTEST FINALS IN CAPITAL SINGAPORE, Thurs. Ttto Singapore women will meet others from five towns of the Federation in a grand "cook-ofT" at the Chinese Assembly Hall in Kuala Lumpur on Sept. 7. The two "Malayan Ideal Cook" contestants, Mrs. Christine Fones and Che Alnon binte Ibrahim, were selected
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    Friend of Malayans dies at 65
    78 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Mr. Alex Stoker, who befriended hundreds of Malayan students i who went to the Kirkby Teach- rrs" Training College, has died. He was 65. The Malayan teachers training ■I Kirkby found Mr. Stoker, a retired employee of Alfred Holt and Sons,
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    Elected WIC president
    43 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— Miss Winifred Talalla has been elected president of the Women's Internationa] Club at its annual meeting. Others elected are: Tengku Aslah. vice-president. Miss Karuna Perera. secretary; Mrs. S. K. Ngei. asst. secretary; Miss Thean Siewi Chec. treasurer.
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    Diphtheria death
    32 7 PENANG. Thurs. Pour cases of diphtheria, one fatal, were reported in Penang last month. City health statistics released today showed that 869 babies were born in July, against 170 deaths.
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    Trisha man dies
    42 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A ;n.sna rider, Tan Yeok Im. It, died on the way to the General Hospital at 6.20 a.m. yesterday alter his trisha was involved In a. collision with a van at Jalan Seta-: •i.i k here
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    2,000 MERDEKA GUESTS
    93 7 PENANG. Thurs. Two thousand guests have been invited to the Merdeka anniversary garden party at the Penang Residency on Aug. 31. A celebrations comrnittei under the chairmanship of State Executive Councillor Inche Aziz Ibrahim, today asked people to decorate their premises and fly the state and federation
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    Political influence in this case, says counsel
    2736 7 QUESTION TO GIRL'S BROTHER: WHAT DW YOU WANT TO ASK LAWYER (P.P.P. MAN)? REPORTERS: Joseph Miranda. Yuen Peng Kong IPOH, Thursday SUGGESTION that political influence was sought and lent in a rape case was made by defence counsel, Mr. David Marshall, in the
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    Why grads don't like commerce, industry jobs
    314 7 Why grads don't like commerce, industry jobs KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Registrar of the University of Malaya, Mr. Foo Yeow Yoke, today gave these three reasons why university graduates were slow to take up commercial and industrial jobs in this country: VAGUE and indeterminate terms of employment stipulated in advertisements.
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    Home from Britain
    31 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs. Inchc Abdul Aziz bin Hasbullan. a teacher ut the Ibrahim Secondary School here, has returned after a course in woodwork and metal work in England.
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    After a $30,000 smash-grab...
    67 8 After a $30,000 smash-grab gCE N E in a Penang goldsmith's shop yesterday after five armed robbers had fled with jewellery worth $30,000 in a smash and grab raid. The gangsters fired two warning shots before they escaped in a car. Police later detained five suspects. Straits Times pictures show
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    $11,203 damages to a tourist
    118 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A shipbuilding contractor. Francis Graham Jeeves, who was injured In a road accident *5 months ago. was awarded $11,203 damages by Mr. Justice Ambrose in the High Court today. Mr. Jeeves, a New Zealander, was Injured in a car-taxi collision in Clemenceau Avenue
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    Alliance man unopposed
    47 8 IPOH, Thurs. —An Alliance! candiate. Mr. Ng Kam Guan. was returned unopposed when nominations for a ward in the Trosol local council near here closed, today. The vacant aeat was caused by the death of Mr. Tori Kam Fook. also of the Alliance. I
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    PENANG CHOICE: LOW PRICES OR MORE JOBS
    252 8 PENANG CHOICE: LOW PRICES OR MORE JOBS PENANG. Thursday 'PHE statement on Penang's free port status made A in Parliament yesterday by the Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, had a mixed reception here today. I Reactions ranged from a prediction by the Indian Chamber of Commerce secretary. Mr. K.
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    Govt gets powers to levy education rate
    329 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Dewan Ra'ayat today adopted measures to empower the Government to impose direct Federal rates on local authorities to meet education costs. These powers will also extend to areas outside the Jurisdiction of local authorities, the Minister of Education. Haji
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    Pan-Malaya move on that blood debt
    138 8 Pan-Malaya move on that blood debt KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A pan-Malayan movement will be formed to back the demand for a gesture of atonement from the Japanese Government for wartime killings. Senator Chan Kwong lion, president of the All-Malaya Chinese Chambers of Commerce, said today. "It is a blood debt,
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    Annual meeting
    25 8 BANTING. Thurs. The Banting branch of the Malayan Indian Congress will hold its annual I meeting at the Hokkien Association here on Sunday.
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    King of fakers even duped a President of the U.S.
    1786 9 King of fakers even duped a President of the U.S. THE FANTASTIC STANLEY WEYMAN WHO POSED AS DOCTOR AND LAWYER, BUT WAS REALLY AN ARTFUL PHONY... TWO detectives forced tht door of a Brooklyn flat on the snnnv summer's morning of July 2, 1().">. 4 J. Hiding in a closet
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    123 10 U Word* lit (Mimlmmm) OM. A MM. A_ K Mukbertee taamfe all relatives and friends for their good miahes aad gifts presented on the occasion of their marriage on 14.8. al In tjiMlims THE FAMILY OF th. tare Mr. Use Theam Pow thanks relatives, priests. sssters. friends for condolences,
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    IN MEMORIAM
    77 10 M Word* Sit Minimum) IN CHERISHED MEMORY of OUT Pear Mother. Md. Khoo Hong Neo. Mrs Beahi who departed from us Ztrd Aug. '59. Ever Remembered by her loving children DAMES I. tent-Pol Lionel Rupert (Dicky), passed away peacefully oo 14th August 1963. at his bom* at Ruwa
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    168 10 1* Ward* Sit (minimum) WATCH YOUR WIIOMT! Be M but boi fat. Remember Ryvita helpe you ri.m >:n)<.y delirious Ryvlta today. You'll love Ii COPr-ERTOMf is MM oblt top* la tanning; and suoburn protection It prevents your skin from drying aad peeling 1 %t ("opoertone. JUST A BODY Permanent*
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      A Pyrrhic Victory
      606 10 President Ngo Dinh Diem has loosed the army on the Buddhists, as ;t had become increasingly clear that he would. Merciless repression was the only logical terminus of the road on which the South Vietnam leader embarked as he turned his back on one after another of
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      Penang Future
      391 10 It is far-fetched to suggest, as Mr. Gen Chong Keat did in the parliamentary debate on the Tariff Advisory Board Act, that precipitate inclusion of Penang in the common market would drive its people into bankruptcy. But he was undoubtedly right when, from the Alliance back benches, he
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      On The Record
      213 10 In an attempt to improve upon Senator Khaw Kai Boh's defence of Radio Malaya, criticised by Senator Che Aishah Ghani for its "hapzard and inefficient" reporting of the Manila summit meeting, the Director of Broadcasting has only invited more questions. The young woman broadcaster whose presence in
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    Genius who gave away $255 m.
    508 10 Genius who gave away $255 m. LONDON. Thursday.— > "Having no child of his own. be has made the whole nation his heir." This phrase sums up the munificence of Lord Nuffleld's benefactions and if you substitute "Commonwealth" for ''nation" yon have a true picture of tbeir extent as well.
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    LETTERS
    360 10 Ignoring the facts rls extraordinary to see once again how quickly a whlpped-up agitation can get so out of hand that facts are ignored. This has happened in the case of the suitability of Malayan teachers in British Army children's schools. What are the facts? The British Government has
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    Behind the expensive facade in Jakarta
    1125 10  - Behind the expensive facade in Jakarta DENNIS BLOODWORTH PRESTIGE PROJECTS GET TOP PRIORITY IN INDONESIA TODAY -by- recently returned from a visit to Indonesia IT was a modest enough supper soup, cold platter. coffee, no drinks. It cost me no more than an Indonesian Army colonel's pay for one month,
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      84 10 THEODORE ROOSEVELT T.R. was a sportsman, a mountain climber, explorer and naturalist. He was a cowboy, a police chief, a soldier and a prodigious author. Above all else ha was the social reformer, the shrewd politician, the most tireless of Presidents. His courage and high spirits helped to make him,
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    THE EVIDENCE
    250 11 THE EVIDENCE from GEOFFREY GELDARD Kuching, Thurs. TH E Sarawak G o v c rnment yesterday put on display Indonesian identity documents and Indonesian army equipment captured from bandits raiding Sarawak's border area. This was to refute the statement on Tuesday by the Indonesian Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio. that the
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    MORE GURKHAS JOIN THE HUNT FOR BANDITS
    260 11 KUCHING, Thursday. QURKHA reinforcements, flown in from Singapore yesterday, were today searching the Sungei Kanowit area of the 3rd Division of Sarawak where a party of bandits has been reported seen. Sungel Kanowlt is 50 miles from the scene of operations against a
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    Widow's fund: Another $421 donated
    62 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. StraiU Times readers today donated another $421 to Madam Jathambal. the Singapore widow whose husband was killed In a road accident, and her 16 children. The fund now totals $17,174.04. New donations are as follows: Well-wisher. Singapore. $20; staff of Chartered Bank, main
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    'Shopping' visit by envoy
    55 11 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Indonesian Ambassador to Malaya Gen. Oustt DJatikusumo. flew In foday from Kuala Lumpur for a two-day "shopping" visit. It is. however, believed that he is here to hold top-level consultations with officials of the Indonesian Consulate on the observer issue and the latest
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    Leaders of eight parties at one rally
    153 11 Leaders of eight parties at one rally KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Leaders of eight Opposition parties in Malaya and Singapore are to speak at an anti-Malaysia rally to be held in the Suleiman Court, opposite the Odeon cinema. on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. The speakers are: Dr Xee Slew Choh, chairman,
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    Big police drive on bookies at the races
    172 11 Big police drive on bookies at the races PENANG, Thurs.— The recent police checks at the Penanjj Turf Club August meeting were part of a panMalayan campaign to stamp out bookmaklng, Mr. (tag Huck lim, past president of the club, said today. Mr. Ong, a committee member of the club
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    Body found in sea
    43 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Marine police today recovered the body of an unidentified man from the sea off Telok lumunia. Police are trying to establish whether the body to that of fisherman, reported missing after a storm on Aug. IS.
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    Fragmentation: Land offer by Tun Razak
    477 11 Fragmentation: Land offer by Tun Razak KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs 'THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak announced today that workers displaced as a result of the fragmentations of estates would be considered for land schemes under the rural development plan. Tun Razak gave this assurance when he met a Joint
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    Boy (3) in search of frogs finds a pistol
    228 11  -  RUDY BELTRAN By KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A three-year-old boy in search of frogs found a loaded gangland pistol hidden in a pile of rotting tree trunks off Maxwell Road here yesterday. The boy. Anwar bin Mohamed Arif. called his father, Inchr
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    SPA: THE GOVT SINGAPORE NEEDS
    110 11 SPA: THE GOVT SINGAPORE NEEDS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore People's Alliance said today that Singapore required a government that could co-operate with the Central Government of Malaysia and produce results and not a government that is adapt at putting up a fight by turning and twisting and double talk. "In
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    Holiday in Ceylon
    20 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Mrs. Sara.v.vathy Murugason an advocate and solicitor, left ftr Ceylon today on a short holiday.
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    Procession was 'forced upon us' says Barisan Assemblywoman
    1418 12 'THE POLICE COMMISSIONER CANNOT CONSIDER MANY QUESTIONS INDEPENDENTLY' REPORTERS: Chia Pot«ik. Jackie- Sam jMISS Fung Yin Ching, one of the 10 Barisan Sosialis leaders now on trial in the High Court before the Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin, today testified that
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    PLACARDS MAY HAVE CHANGED HANDS DURING PROCESSION
    557 12 said and meant was Umt at party headquarters we gave the placards to members of detainees" families. I would not know whether such placards changed hands in the course of the procession along the streets. Did you give placards to this particular person
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    1865 12 vcrxly aflected and they were not treated by doctors. In iho>e circumstances, the relatives themselves were miserable and they had nowhere to complain oi their misery. The only way open to them was to let the public know of their
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      144 12 I almost missed my big chance 1. The night before an imernew for m iaportMt I 2. On bit way to tfae farttrriew the text in mag I 3. I unwrapped s dmbbi mqcm swoct* MKkev 4» 1 fcft B*w mm iMMt have bmoc a fooo uoprcssios it and my
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    To study market
    30 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs Mr. Harley J. Usill. managing director ol the Argo Record Co. ln Britain, is now in Singapore on a threeday study of the local market.
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    M-joy in Pahang put off from Aug. 31
    194 13 M-joy in Pahang put off from Aug. 31 l/UANTAN, Thurs. 1V The Mentri Besar, Dato Wan Abdul Aziz bin Ungku Haji Abdullah, said today that with the postponement of Malaysia all celebrations scheduled for Aug. 31 in Pahang would be held on a later date. Speaking In the State Legislative
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    EYES ONLY FOR HIM...
    35 13 MR. ALEXANDER CORNOCK. assistant manager of Sungei Besi Mines Ltd., and his beauty consultant bride. Miss Judy Lee Koon Yew, after their marriage at St. Andrew's Church in Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
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    Site picked for Penang university college
    85 13 DENANG, Thurs. The X Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. told the State Assembly today that the university college in Penang would be built near the snake temple. The area was about 714 acres, he said. No financial provisions other than the token $10
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    Off to Copenhagen
    33 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federal Capital Commissioner. Haji Ismail bin Panjang Arts, will leave by air tomorrow to attend a three-week ECAFE seminar on housing, beginning in Copenhagen on Sunday.
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    Acquittal for man who prayed as jury retired
    147 13 Acquittal for man who prayed as jury retired KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. As the sevenman jury in a murder case in the High Court here retired to consider their verdict the accused, a burly moneylender, sat in the dock, his head bowed, muttering prayers. His prayers were not in vain for
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    Owners take over arrested ship
    179 13 Owners take over arrested ship MA L A C CA, Thurs. The 1,320-ton Panamanian ship Isabel, which was detained and its controls sealed in the Malacca harbour on Aug. 14, was yesterday handed over to its registered owners, the Isabel Navigation ComI pany S. A. of Panama. Captain Yau Yul
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      248 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS with It. assessing the ghostI. Mob reels out in vexatious nei>s of haunted houses? (68. High^spoVof Christmas hap- 9 n uaKe of the Kaiser once? 10 ISr b u^, trite verslon 12 85 «s^>or"ni. accord U. gySS ft.*, big or.- --^^[-^ou^a^ SIMTs"" 1 dle Ut 16
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    Pye NZ chief on survey tour
    61 14 AM R GEORGE WOOLER. chalriTl man and managing director of Pye's New Zealand operations left for Hong Kong this week after a two-day stay In the course of a marketing survey. During his stay here, Mr. Wooller met local agents and sales representatives. He
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    New agents for American tinted glass
    223 14 New agents for American tinted glass LINSON (Malaya; Co. of Petaling Jaya has been appointed sole distributors for blue-green and light-blue-green tinted glass materials throughout the whole of the Federation. These products have been used In Singapore mainly by motorists lor protection from sun glare and their u»e u> subject
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    First Ceylon trade envoy is appointed
    385 14 Bid to increase tea trade share PEYLON, one of the leading tea exporters to Malaya, is making: greater efforts to strengthen her trade relationship with the Malaysian territories. I This has been demonstrated by the appointment of Mr. M.W. Indrasoma, managing director of B.P.
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    Woman gets advertising distinction
    269 14 MISS Ho Sum Oei (above) 24. became the first woman candidate in Singapore who completed nine subjects of the Advertising Joint Intermediate Examination held this year. She was the only woman amonji the five successful Singapore candidates who took the examination this year. The other successful
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    Australian mission due
    59 14 A specialised Australian buildIng Industry selling mission will visit Asia In October. Commonwealth Trade Minister, Mr. John McEwen, has announced in Canberra. Mr. McEwen said the 17-man mission would visit Hongkong, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur and Singapore. The mission's leader will be Mr. Henry Wilckens. of Adelaide, who
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    'Penang must keep free port'
    282 14 'Penang must keep free port CUPPORT for retention ot Penang's free port status has come from another quarter. Mr. S. Mohamed Idris. President of the Penang Lighter Owners' Association and a City Councillor, has advocated that the island should not give up its present status. "After all, it's the only
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    NEW HOTEL READY IN HONG KONG
    103 14 NEW HOTEL READY IN HONG KONG A FAMILY with clone tlea In Singapore will soon see their latest and biggest Investment in Hong Kong the $45 million. 800 room President Hotel in operation Five of the »ons of Mr. Chung Ylp-Chong of Singapore, are million-dollar investors in Hong Kong, with
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    U.S. rubber compound marketed
    126 14 ANEW product is now being introduced on the local market which will be of great interest to the automotive, aircraft, chemical and other industries. It is a rubber-like compound that can be cast into shapes or used as a coating. Called Flexane, the product Is a
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    BIGGER PROFIT
    50 14 Australian Guarantee Corporation Ltd., a partner with the Chartered Bank in the recently formed finance company Credit Corporation (Malaysia) Ltd. has announced a group net profit for the year ended June 30, 1963 ot Sl3 million. This Is an Increase of 15 per cent over last year's profit.
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    AWNING MAKERS PROSPERING
    218 14 ir THE housing boom in Singapore in recent years has brought about increasing business for local awning makers. Singapore property-owners were now more "houseproud" and had developed a tendency to brighten -up their homes with colourful awnIngs said Mr. Goh Boon Kuay. managing partner of Messrs. Goh
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    Up 5 per cent
    56 14 American Biltrite Rubber said Its Boston hose and rubber division will Increase the price for sheet rubber packing by five per cent, effective from September 15. Sheet rubber packing Is used for sealing and cushioning, Mr. James Mason, president of the division, said. The Increase was
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    142 16 MELBOURNE. Thurs. 'THE margin of rises over falls 1 widened today In another firm market. Trading was more active The leaders fluctuated mostly around late levels. Bayvtew further improved to 166. and E. T. Brown was up by Is. to 2s. on good report. E.S.A. Bank firmed after
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    RUBBER PRICES
    247 16 SEPTEMBER first grade rubbsr buyers f.o.b. alosod st S p.m. In Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 66J cents per Ib. down three-quarters of a cent on Wednesday"^ closing level for the position. The tone wan easier. PJ.A.S. and P.M. R.I. closing prices m eenls per Ib. yesterday:
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    65 16 THE Malayan Ixohange Banks' Auotlatlan made these changes In Its rate* to merchants yesterday (all rate* to $100): Selling TT er OD ready: twist Francs 140*: Italian Lire "*****. On the free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday the U.s. dollar wan quoted at 5.72! for TT and
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 August 22. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 66 J cents (down three-quarters of a cent). TIN: 5451.25 (up $2). Estimated unofficial offering; 230 tons (down 10 tons).
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    EQUITIES IMPROVE BUT TURNOVER STILL SMALL
    722 16 From Oar Market Correspondent INDUSTRIAL prices improved slightly on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday probably due to some extent to the fact that the Hotel Merlin and Humes offers have now been cleared from the market Twenty industrials improved and there were no losses.
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 16 Malayan Stork Indies 21 Aur. 0 Industrials: 113.58 116.43 Tins: 108J8 107.84 S rJbbers: 112.50 113.10 Dec. 29, 1 16! 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    715 16 COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlopt (I.UOU) $3.00 U. 1 2. 000 1 $3.06, (4.000) W.U7; I. Smelters 53.16 BL.. (1,000) 1.. tie arils. $3.37 SL. $3.36
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    168 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) August 22. Three months) INDUSTRIALS Dun lops SO Stt MMUaMCf U eta, _n_tan 00 cts. itoiiiriton ii eta, W. Ie N. II cts RaUunaaa. II ta. '-iammon 15 rts s Lui.i H. Spurn II dig s. Uarhy 4d. Hums prcf Ib (ta, •>. Traction I/J Hume
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    Straits tin up by $2: Thin rubber trading
    361 16 rE Straits Tin price rose $2 in Penang yesterday to $451.25 on an offering of 230 tons, estimated down 10 tons. In London on Wednesday tin took on a steadier appearance and after broad ring dealings, prices recorded modest gains especially for
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      589 18 MARSHAL'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE. ISLAND OF SINGAPORE In the cause 01 in Rem Admiralty Suit No. 11 ol 1963 Warrant of Arrest No. 90/1963 Yau Yue Commercial Bank Limited Plalntlfis versus The Owners and other persons interested in the steamship OITANA' Defendants AUCTION
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      266 18 I TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Chairman. Economic Development Board, 2nd Floor, Fullerton Building, up to noon on Friday. 30th August. 1963. for:THE EXECUTION OF EARTHWORKS. CONSTRUCTION OF EARTH BUNDS. ROADS. DRAINS AND RE-ERECTION OF MOSQUE. SCHOOL. ETC AT PULAU MERLIMAU. (Show Round
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    590 19 TENGKU SA YS HE WILL SEE TO TEAM'S NEEDS by NORMAN SIEBEL; Kuala Lumpur, Thursday J^ STRONG indication that the Malaysian national football team will get more opportunities for training and touring and good coaching has been given by the FAM president, Tengku Abdul Rahman.
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