The Straits Times, 26 August 1964

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times In**** Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    KHANH STEPS DOWN
    492 1 He bows to pressure MILITARY REVOLUTIONARY COUNCIL TO MEET TODAY TO ELECT NEW HEAD OF STATE FOR SOUTH VETNAM SAIGON, Tues PRESIDENT Ngu y e n Khanh was forced out of power today following four days of political and religious unrest in the main cities of South
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    Lock icon A MYSTERY PLANE OVER TOWN NEAR JESSELTON
    92 1 JESSELTON. Turs.— The police said today an unidentified aircraft flew over Mengattal. a town nine miles from here, early this morning. Villagers said the plane circled the area three times at a low altitude. It did not have navigation lights when circling, but
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    EXCtUSIVE PICTURES...
    41 1 TUN Abdul Razak arriving at Pontian Kechil yesterday. On his left are the Minister of Broadcasting and Information, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, Maj.-Gen Dato Abdul Hamid bin Bidin, Chief of the General Staff, and Lt.-Col. Mohkti bin Jabar.
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    BAN ON BRITISH GOODS IS ON
    1107 1  -  JACKIE SAM: 46 items prohibited; all others are placed on specific licence By SINGAPORE, Tuesday ban on British goods begins tomorrow. Forty-six commodities will be prohibited, and all other British goods placed on specific import licence. The ban was announced this afternoon by Dr.
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    Textiles row: Central Govt gives Singapore full backing
    690 1 Textiles row: Central Govt gives Singapore full backing KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Central Government has asked Britain for a "much higher quota than the five million yards granted us last year" for Malayan exports of cotton textiles, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said today. Good
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    The darling crook
    79 1 GOTHENBURG (Sweden), Tues. A thief tiptoeing through the bedroom of a newly married couple near here during the night muttered "darling" several times— and escaped with 5,700 crowns (about $3,400). "I thought it was my Lusband," the wife told the police. Reuter. The latest killings bring the
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    24-hour curfew in Johore
    50 1 24-hour curfew in Johore JOIIOKi: B.WIKI Wed.— The thief Police Officer, .lohore, announced at 1 a.m. that a 24-hour curfew would be imponed from 11 a.m. today in an area west of Aver Ilit.im Road, but traffic on the central trunk road would not be affected. DETAILS ON BACK PAGE
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    Three Indons die in moonlight battle by stream
    721 1 From GABRIEL LEE: PONTIAN KECHIL. tues. MALAYSIAN Security Forces List night killed three more Indonesian infiltrators, who had landed in this area nine days ago, and captured several others in a 15-ininute moonlight battle on the edge of a stream in a
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    Sabah: We have a legal case, says Mendez
    134 1 MANILA, Tues. The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Mauro Mendez. said today that the Philippines win prove to Malaysia that it has a legal case on Its claim on Sabah. Mr. Mendez was commenting on a statement by a spokesman of the Malaysian External
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    Lock icon De Valera improving
    34 1 De Valera improving DUBLIN. Tues. An emergency hernia operation was performed on President De Valera. of the Irish Republic, here last night. The 81-year-old President was said later to be making "favourable progress" Reuter.
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    Duke: We are solidly behind you...
    240 1 OINGAPORE, Tues. The Duke of Devonshire, Minister of State of Commonwealth Rela tio n s and the Colonies, tonight reaffirmed his Government's determination to stand solidly behind Malaysia in its present conflict with Indonesia. The Duke, wiio flew in here by a BOAC jet.
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    STOP PRESS
    24 1 ANOTHER KENNEDY SENATOR? NEW YORK. Turs Mr Robert Kennedy. \ttorney General. announred today he would seek New York Democratic Senatorial nomination I'PI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Cut suggested in British Services in Singapore
      633 2 Watchdog committee says: Far East theatre is the most expensive LONDON, TMB. PARLIAMENT'S all-party estimatos committee, in a report yesterday, said that there appeared to bepcope for reduced expenditure in both staff and works in the three British armed services in Singapore. The
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      S. Rhodesian by-election in test of strength
      104 2 S. Rhodesian by-election in test of strength SWJSBIRY. Tue;>. Southern Rhodesian Deputy Premier Clifford Dupont was today formally nominated to oppose Sir Roy Welensky la the Arundel by-elec-tion on Oct 1 Mr, Dupont's nomination has turned the Arund.l bv-rlection into a full-Male trial of strength between the ruling Rhodesia Front
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      Lock icon Indonesia calls off 4-month boycott of U.S. films
      166 2 Indonesia calls off 4-month boycott of U.S. films JAKARTA, Tues. Trade Minister Adam Malik has ordered a stop to the fourmonth boycott of American motion pictures, it was reported today. The newspaper Merdeka quoted Malik as saying there was no more reason to continue the boycott as the Government had
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      Lock icon S-E Asia tour by five Japanese MPs
      74 2 TOKYO. Tues. Five members fo the Japanese House of Representatives will make a four-week survey tour or SouthEast Asia from Sept. 3. They will vlsic Formosa. Philippines. Indonesia. Malaysia. Ceylon. India. Pakistan Burma Thailand. South Vietnam and Hung Kong. Mr. Kazuomi Fulcunaga, another
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      Visiting: The Maharajah and his Maharani
      114 2 Visiting: The Maharajah and his Maharani THE Maharani of Sikkim, 24-year-old former American girl Hope Cooke, flew into London last week with the Maharajah to see his two sons. Prince Wanchuk. 11, and Prince Tenzing, 12. Both boys, children by the Maharajah's first marriage, are at a preparatory school in
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      VILLAREAL'S SABAH SUGGESTION REJECTED BY MENDEZ
      142 2 VILLAREAL'S SABAH SUGGESTION REJECTED BY MENDEZ MANILA, Tues. The Foreign Secretary. Mr. Mauro Mendez, yesterday rejected the reported su pees t ion of the Philippine House Speaker, Mr. Cornelio Vlllarcal. that the Philippines' claim to Sabah be settled oat of court. "An out of court settlement will be lexs reliable
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      Lock icon Kenya team in Russia
      40 2 MOSCOW. Tues. A delegation from Kenya, including two Ministers. arrived in Moscow yesterday from Peking. Mr. Achleng Onelco. Minister of Information. Broadcasting and Tourism. and Mr. Lawrence Sagini. Minister of National Resources, headed the delegation. AP.
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      Lock icon Three Princes of Laos put off talks
      201 2 ¥>ARIS. Tues.— Tripartite X talks by the left, right and neutralist princes of Laos have been .-.ostponed until at least Thursday, the Laotian Embassy said la&t night. The talks were originally due to start yesterday, but so far only Prince Souvanna Phouma, neutralist
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      Lock icon Freedom for people, not for Press barons, says Mrs. B
      168 2 Freedom for people, not for Press barons, says Mrs. B (COLOMBO, Tues. The Ceylon Government stands "not for freedom of the Press I barons but for real weli fare and freedom of the people." the Prime Minister, Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike. told a public meeting at Kegalla. She said the Government
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      Lock icon Tax men raid homes of film stars
      69 2 BOMBAY. Tues. Government officers raided the piu*n homes of several of India's leading film stars yesterday. An official said the raids were earned out under the orders of the Indian Finance Ministry v part of a giant examination into non-paym-nt of taxes. The
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      Lock icon Sailors swim to freedom
      56 2 HONG KONG. Tues. Two OmmunLst Chinese sailors aboard an armed motor junk jumped lino the sea and swam to Macau as the junk passed near the Por-tuguese-administer territory, according to reports reaching here. The Junk, which had several armed guards on board, chased the swimmers until
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon ACCESS TO BERLIN: RUSSIAN PROTEST REJECTED
      157 3 ACCESS TO BERLIN: RUSSIAN PROTEST REJECTED MOSCOW, Tuev Britain, tbe Lnited States and France have rea ITi rm c d their "unrestricted rUht of access along the air corridors to Berlin, the three Western embassies announced today. The Western governments sent Notes to the Soviet Foreign Ministry on Saturday, saying
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      Lock icon US$6,300 mil. investment in one year
      82 3 US$6,300 mil. investment in one year WASHINGTON. Tues. A record U556,300 milUon was invested abroad by U.S. companies •nd individuals in 1963 to bring the total to more than USS66 million, the U.S. Commerce Department said. Preliminary data for 1964 indicates a similar, or higher investment. About US$4.3 million represented
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      Lock icon Doctor fined for assault
      56 3 TORONTO. Tues.— Dr. Andreas 1 Oural. 52. of Sydney. Australia, uns lined US$3OO after he pleaded guilty to indecently assaulting s woman at the Canadian National Exhibition here as she was bending over to tiirow hoops in a carnival game. Dr. Oural is on a trip
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      A plane belly-lands with its wheels up
      120 3 RKITAIN'S bus-stop jet- liner, the B.A.C. OneEleven, out on a test flight, came down on Salisbury Plain in a "copy book" emergency landing in other words, a bellylanding with the wheels up. The four-man test crew stepped out, dusted themselves down and said:
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      Lock icon Masked bandits take over a nightclub
      161 3 Masked bandits take over a nightclub ALGHERO (Sardinia) Tuesday. KNIGHT masked bandits took over a nightclub near this city on the west coast of Sardinia, held more than 70 patrons at gunpoint for four hours, and escaped with 7.000,000 lire ($34,500) in money and Jewellery. i The bandits, armed with
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      Lock icon THE BRITISH DRINK MORE ATOM FALLOUT
      94 3 THE BRITISH DRINK MORE ATOM FALLOUT T ONDON, Tues. Britons absorbed more strontium 90 in their drinking water last year than ever before. An official report said the high level had been expected because of the scale of nuclear tests in 1961 and 1962— and the level was likely to
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      Sub-tenant trouble for Chancellor of Exchequer
      158 3 LONDON, Tues.— The Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr. Reginald Maudling. who rented his apartment to a young actor, said yesterday he evicted the youth and seven friends Including a girl, who moved in with him. Mr. Maudling rents the 14--room apartment In the exclusive
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      Lock icon Communications firm expands
      82 3 NEW YORK. Tues.— The International Telephone Telegraph Corporation has formed a new company in Britain International Telephone and Telegraph Industries Limited marketing a broad range of industrial products made in Britain. Europe and the United States. Its product lines will complement those of other ITT companies in
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      Lock icon Stalking death
      27 3 AURORA. Minnesota). Tues. Two brothers and their sister died in a car crash here while driving to an undertaker's to view their father's body. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Rush to back Tories—so bookies shorten odds
      113 3 Rush to back Tories so bookies shorten odds LONDON. Tues. A ru>h of money on a fourth consecutive win by Britain's ruling Conservative Party in this autumn's general election i rowed the odds yesterday in the Conservatives' favour from two to one to seven to four. A spokesman for a
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      Lock icon Johnson decides j to upgrade job of his No. 2
      268 3 WASHINGTON, Tues. 11 If elected in November. President Johnson intends to upgrade the importance of the Vice-President and appoint him as a roving 'peace" envoy making frequent trips abroad, it is learred today. Although the President Is tight-lipped about why
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      Lock icon Mental health of Britons
      51 3 LONDON. Tues.— Mr. Bernard Braine, joint parliamentary secretary to Britain's Ministry of Health, said here that at any one time there were 200.000 Britons receiving hospital treatment for mental disorder about half the toial hospital population. He was speaking to the sixth international congress of psychotherapy.
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    Teachers annual ball Friday
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Teachers Training College annual ball has been postponed to Friday. All tickets already purchased are valid for the new date. More tickets may be obtained from the Bursar at the college.
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    Use national language to teach, says symposium
    497 4 SINGAPORE, Tu«s. 'J'HK use of the national language as a medium of instruction in Malaysian universities was unanimously accepted at a symposium organised by the University of Singapore national language week committee. It also urged the immediate implementation of the language as the
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    Welcome for Indian MPs
    67 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. SL Perumal was today elected president of a host committee to welcome two Indian Members of Parliament Messrs. Oopalaswamy Thenkondar and Dr. L.M. Singhvl —who are due to arrive here for a short visit tomorrow by the ship State of Madras. The committee
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    DUTCH GOODS NEW GOVT MOVE
    194 4 DUTCH GOODS NEW GOVT MOVE SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore importers have been given seven days to produce documentary evidence that they possess established irrevocable letters of credit in respect of Dutch goods. The deadline has been imposed by Mr. A.V. Cordeiro, acting Controller and Registrar of Imports and Exports, following yesterday's
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    SERVICES AMAHS: UNION APPEALS TO TENGKU
    197 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore European Employees' Union today appealed to the Malaysian Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman to intervene on behalf of the 7,000 amahs to be discharged by the Commonwealth Services in Singapore on Aug. 31. In a letter to the Tengku. the
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    'Korean Kittens' in show
    195 4 PICTURED above are the "Korean Kittens" Kitty, Kirn, Lee and Yoon. Why are they dubbed "Kittens"? Von will get the answer to this question when yon go to the grand variety show "Startlmr" at the National Theatre on Sept. 7 Jointly sponsored by Singular Associates and
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      257 4 1 IN AND OUT BY AIR 1 'THE following Is todays schedule 1 of civil aircraft movements at Pajra Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS ■OAC: From London, Rome, Damascus, Batchdad. Karachi, Calcutta, Rangoon (BA 7201 6 p.m. from Bydney, Darwin (BA 701) 6.20 p.m.: from London. Cairo, Bombay, Colombo (BA 796)
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      244 4 Tokyo. Osaka, Talpeh. Hong Kong, Bangkok (CX 727) 11.25 p.m. British Eaglss Airways: From London, Istanbul, Bombay (EGS 676) 6.10 a.m. OEPARTURCS B0AC To Kuala Lumpur, Colombo, Bombay. Baghdad, Istanbul, Uusscldorf. London (BA 793) 2.30 p.m. to Jakarta, Darwin, Sydney Auckland (BA 720) 6.50 p.m.; to Calcutta. Karachi, Beirut, Zurich,
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    CAPITAL GETS 2 MORE TOURIST HOTELS
    174 5 CAPITAL GETS 2 MORE TOURIST HOTELS ITU ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two hotels, each costing S2 million, will open for business \uthin the next few days to cater for the growing number of tourists to the capital. They are the savenstorey Town House Hotel in Jalan Tong Shin (beside the Blue
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    Squatters agree to quit Kallang
    109 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. More than half of the 600 squatters in Kalians basin have moved out to make way for a housing and industrial site in the area, a magistrate's court was told today. Mr. V. J. Dass, Deputy Collector of Land Revenue, said this after
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    Fine for riding after drinks
    77 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A motor cyclist. Yap Chye Khoon. 24. who pleaded guilty to a charge of ridmg his motor cycle while under the influence of liquor, was fined $60 in a traffic court today. The prosecution alleged that he was incapable of having proper control
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    Rida course
    45 5 PENANG. Tuds.— Puan Aishah binte Mahmud. wife of the Speaker of the State Legislative Assembly, will give away certificates to trainees who have completed a course at the Taman Asohan Rlda. Kepala Batas. The presentation will be made at 5.30 p.m. on Friday.
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    New half-mile bridge
    42 5 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues. With the completion of a 81".--600 half-mile bridge, the villagers of Bagan Seberang can now cross one of the Inlets of Kurau River. Previously, the 2.000 villagers took 20 minutes to make the crossing by sampan.
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    Red Cross cash
    27 5 TANAH RATA. Tues.— A total of $1,514 was collected for the Cameron Highlands Red Cross Society through the sale of flags and cinema tickets.
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    Dr. Lim to replanting officers: Modernise industry
    358 5 Dr. Lim to replanting officers: Modernise industry KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, today called on replanting officers to co-operate with the Government in modernising: the rubber industry to face the synthetic threat He also urged smallholders to play a more vigorous part
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    Two-month bonus award by court
    145 5 Two-month bonus award by court SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Industrial Arbitration Court has unanimously awarded an annual bonus of two months' salary for 1963 to employees of the National Cash Register (S) Ltd., represented by the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union. The president. Or. Charles Gamba, informed the parties in
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    Mail ships due in Penang
    61 5 PENANG Tues— The Sappora Mum is scheduled to arrive here tomorrow with postal mail from Europe. She will be followed two days later by the Orcades bringing mail from the United Kingdom. Mall for the United Kingdom to be shipped by the Glenogle must be
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    More Indon landings?: A false alarm, say police
    271 5 More Indon landings?: A false alarm, say police A LOR STAR, Tues. The Kedah police checked reports by three villagers of Indonesian landings along the Kuala Kedah roast, six miles from here, but all have proved to be false alarms. The Chief Police Officer, Mr. J.O. •Ritchie, today confirmed that
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    Seven rob 5 at dagger-point
    35 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Seven thugs walked into a house in Gulllemard Road yesterday alternooo and at dagger-point relieved the five occupants, including two women, of their watches md r.ngs worth $390
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    Prawn dust fire
    41 5 KLANG. Tues.— A businessman, Chua Chool Pal, 43. of Jalan Raya West, was fined $25 In the Magistrate's Court here today when he pleaded guilty to selling prawn dust without a licence at his shop on July 24.
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    MOTORISTS DEFEAT 'MAGIC EYE' BUT POLICE HAPPY
    240 5 MOTORISTS DEFEAT 'MAGIC EYE' BUT POLICE HAPPY KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. vyiLY motorists here are wising up to the "magic T eye" and beating the traffic policemen waiting in vain at their speed traps. Top traffic police officials, however, are pleased that the motorists are beating the purpose of the electronic
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    Two teachers off to New Zealand for training
    106 5 Two teachers off to New Zealand for training SINGAPORE. Tues— Mr. Ng Chong Guan. a senior teacher at the Tanjong Katong Technical School, and Mr. Shamugan Dhevanayagam. an assistant lecturer (commercial) at the Teachers' Training College, have left for New Zealand for a training course under the Colombo Plan Programme
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    Seaman charged with promoting ill-will
    101 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. A seaman. Tan Ah Bee. 30. was charged in a magistrate's court today with uttering words likely lo promote ill-will among the different local r;i< cv Tan is charged under the Public Order (Preservation) Ordinance. The case is probably the first of its
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    Enter a challenger for MIC post of Sambanthan
    165 5 Enter a challenger for MIC post of Sambanthan KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Works, Posts and Telecommunications, Dato V. T. Sambanthan, will be opposed by Mr. M. Muthucumaru, a former Negrl Scmbilan State Assemblyman, for the national leadership of the Malaysian Indian Congress. The MIC central committee will meet
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    New officials of co-op union
    56 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Abdul Rani has been elected president of the Co-operative Union of Malaya LUI Other official* are: Vicepresidents, Inche Abu Bakar bin Mohamed Ariff. Inrhr Ahmad Hourmain bin Dato Hai! Bpnll and Mr. fl. K. Sundrum. secretary. Mr. Francis
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      348 5 CATERPILLAR STRENGTHENS OUR DEFENCE! 1 TRACTORS I M MALAYSIA LIMITED \fl \W_lj-W |3gajslgiJiJ?g. "Bp^y>/ 1 All Malaysians will be grateful for the support given by our Australian friends in the Defence of our Nation. The Australian Government has generously donated funds in excess of M51,000,000'.00 for the purchase of a
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    Lock icon 'INSULTING'NAME SCRAPPED
    82 6 'INSULTING' NAME SCRAPPED JESSELTON. Tues. The i word "Dusun" the nam» given to natives by British colonialists was scrapped officially, and in future such people will be called "Kada- j zan." In all official publications the word "Kadazan- will b«» used, a Government statement said yesterday. After the second World
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    10 lectures on 'Muslim Law in Malaysia'
    108 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. A cours* on "Muslim Law in Malaysia" by Inche Ahmad Ibrahim, the Stats Advocate-General, will begin at the university's new lecture theatre I 4 on Friday from 7.30 Dm. to 9 I p.m. i The course, consisting of 10 I lectures,
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    Offshore tin and oil
    268 6 Government will finalise details of scheme to allow applicants to look for deposits in new areas, says Minister IPOH, Tuesday. HE search for new deposits of tin and oil is moving to the offshore regions of Malaya, the Minister of Lands and Mines, Haji Mohamed Ghazali
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    Million dollar gift to Malaysian Army
    572 6 AUSTRALIA'S QUICK RESPONSE SINGAPORE, Tu«s npHE Australian Gov- ernment's quick and positive response to Malaysia's request for aid was seen here this morning. Eight earth-moving Caterpillar tractors and a motor grader, destined to support military operations In Borneo, were handed over to the Royal
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    American judge to give talks in Singapore
    181 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Judge Luther W. Youngdahl, former Republican Governor of Minnesota, Is scheduled to arrive in Singapore on Sept. 1 from Canberra on a three-day visit to the State. Judge Youngdahl. who Is visiting Singapore under the U.S. State Department's educational and cultural
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    Malaysia to send another mission to Africa
    229 6 ITUALA LUMPUR xv Tues. A second "truth" mission to be led by a senior member of the Cabinet will leave for Africa soon to explain Malaysia's case against Indonesian corv frontation Mr. Yap Chin Kwee political secretary to the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul
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    Council meeting
    31 6 PENANG. Toes. The P*>n; :ig Island Rural District Council will hold its monthly meeting at the conference room nl the new Goternment office building at 3 p.m. on Friday.
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    282 7 BRITISH volunteer teachers arrive K. LUMPUR, Tu*s 1 1 1 II i N members of the 1 British Vol v n tary Service Organisation, the British counterpart of the U.S. Peace Corps, arrived here today to serve for one-year in .Malaya. The batch is the fourth and largest from the
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    Two S'pore scholars leave for Canada to study
    211 7 Two S'pore scholars leave for Canada to study SINGAPORE, Tues. Two scholars, Miss Wong Kirn Ping and Miss Kan Sau Pheng, have left for Canada for post graduate studies. Both are going to McGill University for two years to read a master's degree in clinical biochemistry and parasitology respectively. They
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    DEATH RAIL LABOURERS SEEK $101M FROM JAPAN
    158 7 DEATH RAIL LABOURERS SEEK $101 M FROM JAPAN I£UALA LUMPUR AY Tues. The Japanese Government is being asked to pay $101, 500,--000 as compensation to Malayan survivors of the Siam-Burma Death Railway. The Siam-Burma Death Railway Ex-Forced Labourers' Association has written to the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, for his
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    Cyclist killed
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A 61--year-old unidentified Chinese cyclist was killed this afternoon when he was involved in a collision with a motor van In East Coast Road.
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    Found hanging
    33 7 SINGAPORE. Tues.- -The dolire this afternoon found the body |of Buy Chin Chve. 32. hanging from a tree at the bade of a house in Jalan Siku Tangan off Mucpherson Road.
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    Panties car stopped, driver detained
    95 7 TPOH. Turv A Customs party stopped a car at the 19th mile Ipoh-Kuala Kangsar road last night and recovered 60 dozen .panties on which duty had not been paid. Led by Wan Yeop Abdul Shukor bin Wan Din. assistant Customs officer (Preventive) Ipoh, the party
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    REWARDS FOR TIPS ON INDONS
    109 7 REWARDS FOR TIPS ON INDONS TESSELTON, Tues. The Malaysian Government is offering rewards of $1,000 for information leading to the arrest or death of Indonesian terrorists in Sabah. Leaflets announcing this has been posted all over Sabah. The leaflets asked the Dublic to give any such Information Immediately. it j
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      270 7 Straits Times Crossword II I ACROSS 7 Ranting individual? FathWg 1. Means of saving money? (10). about right! (6) 6 S£ tU ?6r nOt to PUt ther Scml-Preciou. dog left ouU.d, Sr&'l °i? m to S SoT'&rr^thli^W 10. Sarah has one thing to hold on with but the wont tuc-
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    Drinks in office: Judge is surprised
    587 8 Drinks in office: Judge is surprised Goods clerk found guilty of accepting bribe from firm TAIPING, Tv««. THE President of the Sessions Court here, Wan Yahaya bin Wan Pawan Teh, expressed his surprise today at how "whiskey galore" was allowed in the railway goodsshed and went unnoticed by the railway
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    Boat race will now be held near resort
    248 8 Boat race will now be held near resort SINGAPORE, Tues. The Royal Singapore Yacht Club today announced that due to the recent Indonesian confrontation activities on the west coast of Singapore, they had been asked by the Marine Department to cancel a proposed r o v n d-Sirgapore-is-land motor boat
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    Piggy bank theft
    29 8 IPOH. Tues. Chee Keng Lum. SO, a foundry foreman, returned home yesterday evening and discovered that his children's piggy bank containing about $200 had been stolen.
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    Negri: Three days to pay homage
    234 8 CEREMBAN, Tues. A three-day ceremony begins on Thursday to pay homage to the Yang diPertuan Besar and the Tengku Ampuan of Negri Sembilan at the Istana Besar in Sri Menantl, 25 miles from here. The ceremony, by eight datos penghulu and 11 datos Lembaga
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    13 held in big police roundup
    41 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. The police yesterday screened 2.510 people, and arrested 13 known secret society members. Nine of the arrested were detained under the Societies Ordinance and the rest under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provision) Ordinance.
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    Lock icon Five Ecafe experts to help in Brunei development
    174 8 Five Ecaf e experts to help in Brunei development BRUNEI TOWN, Tues. —Five U.N. expert* from the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East headquarters in Bangkok have arrived here at the invitation of the Government to advise on natural gas utilisation, modern telecommunications techniques, town planning and related
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    Back to jail
    41 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A man with 13 convictions. Man bin Toh Sarit, 29. was sent to six months' jail today for theft ol three fowls worth Sl2 from Mohamed bin Haji Ahmad on Aug. 7. He pleaded guilty.
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    DEATH OF MANAGER SHOT BY ACCIDENT
    115 8 MUAR, Tuesday. TTHE manager of the Lee Rubber Co. here, Mr. Kong A Chew Sun, 55, who was accidentally shot by his company watchman last week, died at the Johore Bahru General Hospital on Sunday. xne accident took place in his factory, three miles
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    The silent killers of Kieta Straitst Times SPECIAL FEATURE
    1876 9 The silent killers of Kieta Straitst Times SPECIAL FEATURE How the natives of Bougainville waged a savage and successful war on their Japanese invaders ON the morning of January 2, 1 945. about 100 Japanese soldiers advanced warily in line through a deep jungle ravine near Kieta on the east
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    30 10 2» Wmrit tl* (Minlmmm) MR. AND MRS. InthirmraMh wish to thank all friends and relatives for their attendance valuable presents and best v. i.he. for tbelr wedding on 30/8/04.
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, August 26, 1964. Crisis In Vietnam
    657 10 The Straits Times Wednesday, August 26, 1964. Crisis In Vietnam Vietnam's ex-President has courage. General Khanh confronted the student-led demonstrators in Saigon yesterday with almost Napoleonic confidence, minus the whiff of I grapeshot. But courage often is not enough. No-one has ever accused the General of great political skill, and
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    Replanting
    443 10 There is much that is encouraging in the progress of I smallholder replanting. Last I year, replanting was begun on nearly 100,000 acres— twice 1 the average area for the preceding 10 years of the scheme. The improved response is no doubt largely due to the decision in September,
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    In The Dark
    144 10 It is to be hoped the lessons involved in a potentially disastrous encounter in Johore early on Monday morning have already been well learned. A security forces patrol near Muar mistook a group of kampong vigilantes for Indonesian infiltrators: the vigilantes thought the soldiers were Indonesians. The
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      283 10 WOULD refer to your editorial (St. Aug. 24). Dr. LJm Swee Aun's press conference and my own article in the Sunday Mail. and would respectfully suggest that your leader writer Is a little "off the beam." Firstly, it must always be remembered that the PRIME object
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    Extra courses for part-time students
    745 10 TN a letter to the Straits Times (Saturday Aug. 22) "Lecturer" suggested that It should be the work of the Department of Extra Mural Studies to provide facilities for part time students working for degrees. It is a great pity there is no opportunity In
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    TENGKU, LEADER OF ALL IN MALAYSIA
    145 10 TENGKU, LEADER OF ALL IN MALAYSIA rE more I think about lencku's speech at St. Patrick's School, Singapore, the more I realise (and lam sure all of us do), how very fortunate we all are to have Tengku as oar Prime Minister. He is a man of peace, goodwill, tolerance
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    785 10  - Show business democracy PATRICK O'DONOVAN DRAMA, STRESS AND TENSION AS THE DEMOCRATS CONVENE -by AM E RICAN politics are a great dra m a They can be studied for a life time, almost as if they were a school of art. As drama, they can be at times eccentric, or
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    Insurance for the disabled
    389 11 Govt proposing immediate introduction of scheme to cater for those permanently crippled: EPF not enough KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. r pH£ Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, today announced a scheme to guarantee a regular and sufficient income for permanently disabled workers. He made the announcement at
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    173 graduands get diplomas at today's ceremony
    147 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Polytechnic will hold its iourth graduation ceremony at the Victoria Theatre at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow The Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will address the 173 graduands before presenting them with diplomas. Among the graduands there will be
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    Re-elected union president
    64 11 BATU PAHAT, Tues. Inche Abu Kassim bin Yusof of NeKrl Sembllan was re-elected national president of the Malay School Teachers' Union at the two-day annual delegates' conference at Johore Bhani during the weekena. Other officials elected were: Vice-presidents, Inche Ali bin Mohamed Yunos and Inche Abdul Rahman
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    Senu to speak to pressmen
    55 11 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Tin- Minister of Information and 13: casting. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, will address a luncheon meeting of the Foreign Correapondents 1 Association of SouthAsia, on Saturday at Adrlphi Hotels Coral Room. Tickets at $9 per person may be otouuned from the Secretary,
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    AAS town office in Singapore
    81 11 AAS town office in Singapore SINGAPORE, Tues. The Automobile Association of Singapore is to open a town office early next month on the ground floor of the multi-storey car park building in Cecil Street. An AAS spokesman said this office would be opened from 8.30 a.m. to 5.30 p.m. on
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    Orchard Road bar robbed
    75 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Three men with daggers broke into a bar in Orchard Road early today and held up the manager and a waiter before escaping with $800 In c;ish and $1-500 worth of cigarettes and liquor. The manager. Mr. Foo Tee Tan. was slightly injured when
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    UNION BID TO HELP 800 WHO MAY LOSE THEIR JOBS
    163 11 UNION BID TO HELP 800 WHO MAY LOSE THEIR JOBS SINGAPORE Tues.— The Army Civil Service Union has put forward a number of suggestions to the British Command Secretary to safeguard the livelihood of some 800 cuilian employees now faced with retrenchment. This was disclosed by the new president, Mr.
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    Tariff Board
    36 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Th* Tariff Advisory Board will meet Singapore manufacturers at th* Economic Development Board's conference room on Thursday morning. In the afternoon, the board will meet members of the various chambers of commerce.
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    Saturday fair
    26 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok, will open a fun fair i at the Havelock Road community centre on Saturday.
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    Hawker fined
    35 11 KLANG. Tues. A hawker. Wong Chee Loon, 31. of Telok Pulal Road, was fined $15 tn the Magistrate's Court here today for selling ice-cream without a licence near a school on April 2.
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    NTUC AND UTUSAN FUNDS NOW TOTAL $54,009
    113 11 SINGAPORE, Tues.. Two I more donations totalling $280 were received by the National Trades Union Con--1 gress today for its rehabilita- tion fund. The donations came from the Singapore Food and Vegatable Importers and Exporters Association (through Sin Chew Jit Poh) $200 and
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    Future of nation in your hands, Queen tells big rally
    749 11 Future of nation in your hands, Queen tells big rally 'WORK HARD, UNITE -THEME OF WOMEN'S DAY CELEBRATIONS IfUALA LUMPUR, iV Tues. Thousands of women throughout the country today took time off from their daily chores to reflect on their contribution to nation-bunding as they observed the third annual "Hari
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    Gambling? Chips not enough: Court
    186 11 CINQAPORE, Tues. A maglstrate, Mr. Tan Hoay DJln, today acquitted 20 men on a joint gambling charge after saying that this was mainly due to 20 court exhibits tenoered by the prosecution. The exhibits were 30 chips which the magistrate found had no connection with
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    iS'pore 'has right' 1 to license Dutch imports
    249 11 iS'pore 'has right' 1 to license Dutch imports I£UALA LUMPUR, Tues. 1 The Singapore Government has every right to subject imports of goods to specific licensing, according to experts here. They were commenting on the Singapore Government's announcement last night that Importation of goods of Netherlands origin consigned from any
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    Drinks case
    44 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. A technical assistant, K. Ulaganathan, was acquitted and discharged In a traffic court today without his defence being called on a charge of driving his car under the influence of liquor in Lavender Street at 2.10 a.m. on Feb. 28.
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    Another guerilla out of action
    202 13 aKfffm^jjftgaffH A PICTURE TAKEN EARLY YESTERDAY ON AN ESTATE IN THE PONTIAN AREA... VILLAGERS HELP TO REMOVE THE DEAD AND WOUNDED THIS procession emerged yesterday morning from a rubber estate not far from Pontian after an all-night operation by the security forces. The troops had
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    Character reference
    39 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. The liquor licensing regulations have been amended to provide that no licensee may employ any waitress below the age of 17 or whom he knows or believes to be a prostitute or of bad character.
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    'JOBS FREEZE' TALKS TODAY
    289 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues fPHE Government jobs "freeze," ordered by the Treasury earlier this month, is to be discussed at tomorrow's meeting of the full National Whitley Council. A spokesman for the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services confirmed today that the
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    Stevedoring companies agree: No price-cut business
    237 13 Stevedoring companies agree: No price-cut business DORT SWETTEN--1 HAM, Tues.— Three stevedoring companies here have reached a gentleman's agreement not to undercut each other in handling carKO for shipping lines. The agreement was reached yesterday between the Cargo Handling Corporation. Seng Lee Stevedoring Company and Eu-Lee Stevedoring Company. This development
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    Police officer resigns
    32 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Inspector Leo Fernando, prosecutor in the Second Traffic Magistrate's Court, has resigned from the Police Force to study law. He will leave for Britain In early October.
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    Buffet date
    48 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. The branch officers' council and officers of the voluntary aid detachments of the Singapore Red Cross will hold a buffet dinner for Mr. L. G. Stubbings. national secretary of the Australian Red Cross Society, on Sept. 5 at Red Cross Houm v 740 p.m.
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    200,000 'help repel invaders' leaflets are distributed
    228 13  - 200,000 'help repel invaders' leaflets are distributed KOK AH CHONG Straits Times picture) by KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two hundred thousand leaflets, calling on Malaysians to help repel Indonesian invaders and defend the country's honour, independence and sovereignty, are being distributed in Johore, Negri Sembilan and Malacca. The leaflets. in the
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    Lock icon Malaysia 'most attractive'
    63 13 MANILA, Tues. A spokesman I for the Australian trade mission now visiting here said today that during its South-East Asian tour the mission found Malaysia to have the most attractive investment climate. "Malaysia wants to industrialise as rapidly as possible and thus presents itself as a very
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    True and false fire alarms
    64 13 KOALA LUMPUR. Tues.— The Fire Bridgade here answered 33 fire calls during the month of June 17 of them false alarms. According to the minutes of the July meeting of the Advisory Board of the Federal capital three of the false alarms were made with
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      970 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE H or(f v (Win.)— Box it res. ssOa REC. 1959 BLACK Wossakty UM with Kadio, excellent condition. I'r S2SOO/- oti ihone T.-io (Spore) :^47^l om«e Hours. LAMBRETTA LD '58 I.ieht <|v,rk Blur gmir BOH Two owners KDKint hitherto no r m JACUAR E TYPE KiKidiler in Immaculate
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE EASIER ON DIFFICULT MARKET
    974 16 From Our Market Correspondent f NDISTRIAL shares were 1 easier on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, while tins were quiet and irregular. Most movements were marginal. The turnover was small. Brokers described trading conditions as "difficult." Part of the cautiousness was attributed to developments
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 16 MaUyan Stock Indices Auc. 24 An*. 25 •Industrials: 84.38 83.78 Tins: 119.97 120.53 S rubbers: 102.46 102.46 •Dec 30, 1963=100 Dee. 29, 1962=100
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    75 16 TytBXBOURNE. TUes.—lndtutrtiTX als traded quleUy at steady levels with moves small and about In balance. Leaders fluctuated narrowly. Gold shares were llrm but other minings Including oils eased. Loans were firm. CRA Mount Isa N Broken Hi'l tins Ampol Aust. Con. Ind Aunt. Kiper Uanuf SJt» Cari:-n« Colonial
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    RUBBER PRICES
    229 16 SEPTEMBER first grade rubber f.o.b. clotod at 5 p.m. In Kuala Lumpur and Singapore yeaterday at 66k cents per Ib. down a quartercent on Monday's closing level for the position. Tne tone waa quiet. R.A.S. artd F.M.R.E. doting prleoe In eentt per Ib. yetterday: Int. 1 R.S.S. prompt
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    64 16 /'HINESE Product Eichangt, Slnn»Coconut oil: bulk $51 i si-Hern, drum JS4J ».llera. Copra: Aug. Sept, UK/Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white 1133 sellers, Sarawa* white $132t sellers, special Sarawak tlack SIOS sellers, garbled Lamponc black $107| sellers. ABTA £1174 Kellers. Smxiport Coconut Oil Mllltra* Atiociatien prices, bulk $51.50 sellers,
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 AUGUST 2... MALAYAN KUBBEF PRICE: 66* cents dowr a quarter-cent). TIN: 5643.12J a picu (dow.i $3). Unofficial estimator, offering: 220 tons (up 3d tuns)
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      1000 16 [™lorientI ljnes ROUND VOYAGE TO MANILA 8c HONG KONG S.S. "CHITRAL" Departs:- Penang 13th September 1964 P.S'ham 15th September 1964 Spore 18th September Far Manila 22na724th September. Hongkong 26th/30th September Returns:- Spore 4th October 1964 P.S'ham 7th October 1964 Penang 9th October 1964 Fares From:- Penang or P.S'ham from $798.00
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      388 16 'OR NEW fORR. PHILAOEifNIA MOOU.E. NEW ORLEANS k HOUSTON S'pora P. Sham fenang N. Tort N. Orleans WOODBURN 11/19 Seal 21/21 Sepi 22 Sept 24 Ocl SO Oct MOSFIELO IS/11 Oct 17/11 Oct U Oct 22 Nat 21 Nat FOI NEW ORLEANS ONLY. 6REEN POINT 21/27 Salt Oct SREEN MV
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      279 16 WILHELMSEN LINES FROM: Scaaiiaatiaa aaa CaatiaeaUi Pans tar Baagkak aaa Hmg taag. Penang P Sham S'pora TOLEDO (Calls Pusan, Japan) 21/21 Aa| TALABOT (Calls Manila) 10/ it Sept 12/14 kepi ls/H »ept TIBER (Calls Pusan. Japan) ]i/?s>est BARBER LINE FRCM U.SJL. GUlf ANO WEST COAST PORTS. TOREADOR 4 Sept FERNCLIFF
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    825 17 OUSINESS In and reported to ihe Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday <\itli the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Boulttld (1.000) C.S. Holdings <I,OOO> $2.33! Dunleps (2.000) 51. 76, (2,000) 51. 75: E»o erds. (3,000) J2.06; E. Smeltsrs i.i.iiOO)
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    Malayan tin and rubber markets are easier
    540 17 rHE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday fell $3 a plcul to $642. 12 i on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen 30 tons to 220 tons. In London earlier tin had been > 17 h ton cash and
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    112 17 SHIPS lying along tht wharvei or expeeled In Slngapere today art: Janrk Krastckl 1/2. Tronoh N.W. 1/2. P.iko 3, Kcnlngau 4, Stentor 6 7. Prr-fidi-nt Madison B'9, Cannanore IS. Kcrnmoor 33/34. Benloyal SB/39. CnekiunK 40/41. Carpentaria 44. Banggal 40. Nara (Swedish) 46. Port SwetUnham: Wharf Btrtht: Troster,
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    MALAYA'S 'INVISIBLE EXPORTS'
    146 17 A SINGAPORE Investment circular, discussing the pan Malayan balance of ti ade, notes the deficit of $255.4 million in 1961 rising to $634.3 million in 1963, while Central Bank balances abroad rose from $111 million to $214 million by May this yearOver the same period balances with
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    252 17 Aug. 2ft. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Coustead 13 cts. Sfi. Containers 12 eta Uunlops 14 cts. I Cables 15 cts. C<ty Oev. 7 cts. McAUster 13 cts. Smelters 25 cts M. Invest. 11 cts. Esab 14 cts. 0.C.8.C. 19 Cts. Kid Dlsp. 12 cts. Rothmana 9 eta f itzpatricks
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    102 17 The Malayan Exchange Banks Astoeltaion madr these changes id it* rates to merchants yesterday tall rate* to $100): New York buying TT 32 8/16. airmail OD 32 11/18. 90 d/st 33 credit bills. 33 1/8 trade bills: Canada buying 35 1/8. airmail oo 35 1/4. 00 d/st 3/4
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    H.K. RATES
    36 17 ON the frtt exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar *i« quoted at 5.76 for TT and 5.75J for cash. Stirling was quoted at 15.03 and ont tatl of gold at 2491
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      869 17 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENT VACANCY IN THE APPOINTMENT OF AUDITOR IN THE > AUDIT DEPARTMENT, SABAH APPLICATIONS are Invited p i from cltiaens of Malaysia or from s those eligible for citizenship and from serving Government officers i including those on probation for c appointment as Auditor in tlie Audit Department.
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      EMPIRE ROSE'S WIN DUE
      2587 18 PRIORITY II LIKELY TO PROVIDE CHALLENGE VINI VICI's GUNSMITH MERITS SUPPORT am m gsj card KEY: A letter after the horae'a name Indicates the type of going preferred: f fast; g good; s soft; h heavy; a any. Betting forecast: (SF) Strongly fancied; (F) Fancied. Apprentice
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      TODAY'S SPORTS FIXTURES
      122 18 SOCCER Spore Business Houses Senior League-Cup: Shell v Glass; Borneo Motors v HK Bank < both matches at Balestler Rd>: Mai Airways v Cold Storage iFarrer Pk); Junior: Bata v Hotel Slngapura: NTS v Sime Darby; NAAPI v Coopers (all matches at Farrer Pk > Cycle A.
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      TIMESPORT SELECTIONS
      169 18 Epsom Jeep's best bets are Empire Rose II (Race 5), Depth Charge (Race 7) and High Light (Race 8). The going is good. EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER ■Ml I IMI'.I It LASS Lucky Game Mafister lIOKMAT C'huba C'huba Spartan JUST DANDY Ramanrtto Lurky Game LICKY GAME Timber
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      Japan wrest point in 71min
      550 19  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By Kuala Lumpur, Tues. THAILAND looked the winners all over at the end of a well- played first half which brought them a two-nil lead but a strong Japanese rally, aided by some luck, cancelled out the advantage and this Group A match
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      SETBACK FOR FA VOURITES
      467 19 KOREA 2 CAMBODIA 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —South Korea, the joint favourites with India to win Group A of the Merdeka tournament, lost ground tonight when they were held 2-2 by Cambodia in the first match in the Group at Merdeka Stadium. Korea led twice but
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      'MR. MALAYSIA'
      42 19 PENANG Tues "Mr. Malaysia will be elected at the Malay- -ightlifting championships sponsored lomily by the Penang Amateur Weiehtlifters and Bodybuilders Association and Nestles Products (Mi Ltd at the Penang Chinese Girls' High School hair at 8 p.m. on Sunday
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      Day of rest and remembrance
      98 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Tomorrow will be a rest day for the teams taking \>art in the Merdeka anniversary soccer tournnment. It will also be a day of remembrance for the Malaysian and South Vietnamese teams who will visit the grave of Asian Youth player Ng
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      ROBYN OUSTS No. 2 SEED IN OPENING ROUND
      276 19 TENNIS SINGAPORE. Tues. Robyn Close scored a shock win on trie second day of the Singapore Open grasscourt tennis championships by defeating the No. 2 seed, .loan Collins, in straight sets 6-2, 6-1 In the first round of the girls singles played
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      MALAYSIA TEAM TO TOKYO IS 90 STRONG
      267 19 MALAYSIA TEAM TO TOKYO IS 90 STRONG UUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia's contingent to the Olympic Games in Tokyo in October should comprise 67 competitors and 16 officials this is the final recommendation the Malaysian selectors, who met at Stadium Negara today, will make to the Olympic Council of Malaysia. The
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      MCA team to meet NZ
      118 19 SINGAPORE. Tues. Eric Ret. nam, of Ceylon Sports Club, gets his first big break when ha represents Malaysia Cricket Association against the touring New Zealanders In a friendly cricket match here on Saturday and Sunday at the padang. Eric, who has never represented Singapore before
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      Inter-YMCA games
      68 19 Inter- YMCA games KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh Young Men's Cnris'.ian Associations will renew rivalry when they play a series of games for the Fuenander Shield. About 60 players and officials from the Ipoh 'V' will travel to Kuala Lumpur to defend the Shield at soccer, badminton,
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      79 19 BOCCEE L. Permk Dl». 2 (T Arisen >: K. Bernam Est. 3 Town Council 0. 8c- PaUnl Lfc: MTC XL 3 Kuala Muda CRC 1. Racan Spral L«e: Youth Club 3 Oedong Ksr. 2. Taipinc Uc: CRC 4 BMH 1. Kaub Up: JKR 3 Mahmud School 0. Ipoh
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      Lock icon US title to McKinley, Ralston
      335 19 US title to McKinley, Ralston WORLD ROUNDUP TENNIS Brookllne. Tues. Americans Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston beat Britain's Mike Sar.aster and i Graham Stiilwell 6-3, 6-2. 1 6-4 yesterday to win the! United States men's doubles championship. McKinley and Ralston were the defending champions and the No. i m d.v
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      819 18 CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbrokers) I'nredeened Pledged Goods aod Jewellery from the following Pawnbrokers' Shops. No. 135 New Bridge Road. Lam Joon Slong (Chop Sem Foh) No. 255 South Bridge Road, Ho Van Kee (Chop Heng Fatt) Yong Kee. No. 287 South Bridge Road. Seov Kian (Chop Nam Cheong). No. 103 Tanjong
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      735 18 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE mOC WORKS DKPARTMKNT. The Ixx .«l Government IntCfTattoa Ordinance. 1963. No. 18 of 1963 1. NOTK V. DUMB SECTION 19H0i WHEREAS tii exercise of the I powers conferred by subsections < 1 > and (3) of .seciion' 19 of the Local Oovernment Integration Ordinance.
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      841 18 I PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are invited from Malaysian citizens or from thoae eligible for citizenship and from permanent serving Govern ment officers for appointment a* Assessor in the Inland Revenue r. Department, Sabah. The appointa ment Is In Division I on salary scale A ts7soxs3o-$B7O. $930x430--t1050x535-*****x540-t1420). Point of entry will
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      482 19 {UJiLJJ JL J d)KLU/£>\J OS.J UJ J LPjW 1 I IDPt I^\D ml fl H E7I/E7D BFTFF T lA/*-*t U^IZAUAJ^^ IL V JL, i\ D%J MLtM VjKHyA. l^t^W^^i- **^^<ir^SMJ^PJ ylB& Tt^Bw ''A *bbbbJ^^ <^*Htfl**r nail U Buying your first outboard motor is an important I step. Therefore, you must be
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    DEATH
    35 20 r.llS EUCENIE JANE OE SOUZA a hinrt :i .-.on:-, ."i dauchUrai.indcluldren. Cort.t-r 1 F>M Count Koad at 4-30 p.m. on \Vrdnr<day 26-R-64 for Church Of The Holy Family. Katong, and tl-onc- tci i;ui.icl.in c.m.'lery.
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    24-HOURS WEST JOHORE CURFEW
    250 20 fOIIORE BAHRI. J Wed.— The Chief Police Officer, Johore, Haji Abdul Kadir bin Haji Hassan, has announced that a 24-hour curfew will be imposed from 11 a.m. today in an area west of the Johore Bahru-Ayer Hitam road. The new curfew area of about 200 square
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    408 20 COTTON BOARD: 'BACK DOORS' INTO BRITAIN Board of Trade reserves its comments ONDON, Tues. Britain's Board of Trade today withheld comment on the announcement in Singapore of a ban on imports of 46 "commodities of British origin," beginning tomorrow. Pointing out that Singapore Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. promised
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    DUTCH SILENT ON THE IMPORT BAN
    157 20 rpHE HAGUE, The 1 Dutch authorities today refrained from comment on the Singapore Government's measure to licence imports of Dutch goods "because of Dutch aid to Indonesia." Singapore's action was front page news in Dutch morning papers, most of them wondering what the attitude
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    402 20 LONDON. Tues. It was another day of Indecision in the stock markets and business was again small. Incentive was lackIng and economic and political uncertainties were causing buyers to hold off. Early weakness in sterling caused gilt-edged to ease but the market became steadier at
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      222 20 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $10 (minimum) People who have invested in Unit Trust Funds enjoy SAFETY and SECURITY Investment in funds managed by companies in Malaysia and should Malayan Unit Trusts Ltd. gives you therefore be affected less by changes greater safety and security even when in any single section
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