The Straits Times, 27 August 1964

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    19 1 aftjVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, AUGUST 27, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    ANTI-DUTCH MOVE
    1463 1 Malaysia is angry GOVT. CONSIDERING TOTAL IMPORT BAN ON NETHERLANDS GOODS BECAUSE OF ECONOMIC AID TO INDONESIA KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday THE Central Government is considering banning the import of all Dutch goods into Malaysia in view of Dutch aid for Indonesian. Announcing this after today's Cabinet meeting, the
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    IAN FLEMING ON HOW TO WRITE A BEST SELLER
    109 1 IAN FLEMING ON HOW TO WRITE A BEST SELLER Iw r LIM ING, whose sudden death on Aufc. I came at the peak of his phenomenal success as creator of James Bond, v rate a highly-per-sonalised guide to the art of writing a bestselliitK thriller. It is much more than
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    Lock icon The perfect hand—all round....
    64 1 The perfect hand all round.... LONDON. Wed.— Four players Ui a bridi-i- -aim- here last night ii dr. ill .i complete suit Of Ci.l Tho (Kids against such a deal are 63, 644. 737. 756. 488. 792. 639, 43U. 999 to one. The deal occurred at a game In the
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    Man killed cat for food
    47 1 BANGKOK. Wed— Police have detained ;i man who stalked a cat in the Mieet for food and killed v with .in iron rod. He told polk-e he was hungry nnd found cat meat delicious. He «v Held under charges of cruelty :iimal.
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    Crawl to safety
    42 1 NAIL A Germany t. Wed An East German refugee, his foot > torn off by a Communist mine. crawled to the West today while Bavarian border police kept a platoon of East German soldiers in check with their rifles— UPl
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    Lock icon Mosquito war
    26 1 HOUSTON i Texas i. Wed Thousands of people today waged an all-out war against mosquitoes. blamea lor 18 deaths from sleepI Ing sickness Reuter.
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    Lock icon Big tantalite strike near Perth
    82 1 PERTH. Wed.— One of the world's biggest deposits of the rare metal tantallte— worth A. £2.500 a ton has been discovered near Yalgoo. 325 miles north-east of here. Tantallte is highly priced for its heat and acid resisting properties. It is used in heat exchanges
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    Lock icon Plans for Asian trade fair
    60 1 BANGKOK. Wed. Officials I from 19 countries, including Japan, met here today to discuss ar- raiiftement.s for an Asian lnterna- j tlonal trade fair to be held here fi m Nov 17 to Dec. 10. 1966 Thailand is organising the fair. with the support of
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    Lock icon Death toll rises
    20 1 SEOUL, Wed —The encephalitis i sleeping sickness) death toll In South Korea rose to TO" today. UPI.
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    Lock icon Security forces in biggest operation in Pontian area
    44 1 MALAYSIAN soldiers in yesterday's big operation in search of a large band of Indonesian infiltrators. This picture was taken on a vast estate a few miles from Pontian Kechil. Straits Times picture by Kok Ab Chong.
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    OUR MEN CLOSE IN ON A LARGE INDONESIAN BAND IN AN ESTATE Three Indonesians held in Kuala Trengganu
    824 1 OUR MEN CLOSE IN ON A LARGE INDONESIAN BAND IN AN ESTATE Three Indonesians held in Kuala Trengganu From GABRIEL LEE: PONTIAN KECHIL. Wed TVIALAYSIAN security iTI forces tonight were closing in on a large band of Indonesian infiltrators in a vast estate a few miles north of here in
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    YONG PUNG HOW IS NEW MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS CHAIRMAN
    439 1 YONG PUNG HOW IS NEW MALAYSIAN AIRWAYS CHAIRMAN SINGAPORE. Wed. A prominent Kuala Lumpur lawyer. Mr. Yong Pung How, has been named the new chairman of Malaysian Airways, the country's national airline. Mr. Yong. 38, succeeded the late Dato Loke Wan Tho. who died In an air crash tn Taipeh
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    Lock icon Junta has not decided on new head
    247 1 Junta has not decided on new head OAIGON, Wed. South Vietnam's ruling military junta met today *or five hours, but reached no decision on electing a new national leader. They will meet again tomorrow. But. informed sources said It seemed liktly Gen. Khanh would be re-elected national leader either as
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    37 1 SIT-DOWN PAPER BAN PROTEST SALISBURY, Wed. Nearly 100 students white and African— sat down in middle of main street outside Parliament today protesting Ciowrnment proposal to ban newspaper, the Daily News— AP. (See Pace t).
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Troops start big push to retake Albertville from rebels
      342 2 LEOPOLDVILLE, W.d rjOXGOLESE troops, supported by white mercenaries and backed by air power, today launched an offensive to recapture the rebel stronghold of Albertville, capital of North Katanga province. Battles were also reported raging or Just ended in four other areas
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      300 killed
      68 2 Oovernneot troops, which recaptured Bukavu. capital of Kivu province last week after three-day battle in which 300 rebels wore killed, continued iheir mopping-up operations. Four rebels found hiding in thi post office IW shotCol. Leonard Mulamwa the "hero of Bukavu.' toured the b.it tie-scared tuy today trying to
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      Lock icon JAPAN TOP FILM-MAKER
      67 2 PARIS. Wed. Japan I produced more films last j year than any other country in the world— 363 according to a survey by the French National Cinematographic Centre on Asian cinema. India came second in Asia with 298 films and Hong Kong third with 190 films. Australia,
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      Lock icon Malaysia: It's up to you, Soek tells Manila
      250 2 Malaysia: It's up to you, Soek tells Manila JAKARTA, Wed. Indonesian-Philip-pine relations will not be affected if and when the Philippines recognises Malaysia. Pre s i d er.l Soekarno told visiting Philippine journalists yesterday. "If the Philippines want to recognise Malaysia, it is up to them." he said"What is sure
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      36 2 NORFOLK (Virgii i;O. Wed.— The highest award South Korea ran make to a non-citizen the Order of Merit for National Foundation will be made posthumously to Oeneral Douglns Mac Arthur on Sept. 15 A.P.
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      Lock icon The kind cut
      34 2 TOKYO. Wed A g.ft of one 'and a half tons of choice New Zealand lamb was presented to Tokyo Olympic Villages to supplement the diet of the athletes in October— Reuter
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      Lock icon Copter gets a lift
      53 2 OEOUL, Wed. A U.S. H-37 rescue helicopter lifts another helicopter, which was forced to land here during its rescue operation of flood victims. Both copters were engaged in a rescue operation to save 25 people stranded on two islands in the Soyang River during the recent
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      Lock icon RHODESIAN MOVE TO BAN THOMSON'S PAPER
      154 2 RHODESIAN MOVE TO BAN THOMSON'S PAPER SALISBURY, Wed. A parliamentary motion was tabled here yesterday culling for the banning of the Daily News, iini- of Salisbury's two daily newspapers. The motion was brought under the Law and Order Maintenance Act. which provides for a banning order where a publication "is
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      Lock icon Boy's sailing adventure
      56 2 HONG KONG. Wed. A 16--year-old English boy went sailing on the waterways of Hong Kong and ended up eating his supper with the Chinese Communists. Timothy Tucker sailed ha 14-tt. catamaran unwittingly into Chinese wat rs. For 20 hours. Hong Kong searched for him until he was
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      Lock icon Press Bill: 'Fighting shadows9 reply
      165 2 Press Bill: 'Fighting shadows 9 reply POLOMBO, Wed.—Ceylon> Finance Minister, Dr. N. M. Perera, replying to criticism of the Government's draft Press Bill in Parliament yesterday, said members were "fighting shadows." Pleading for patience. Dr. Perera said although the draft Bill was before the Cabinet, many changes would be made
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      27 2 MANILA. Wed. Formosa and the Philippines yesterday signed a technical co-operation agreement under wruch Ponton will send land rrforni and agricultural productivity xprrts liere.— AP.
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      Lock icon Pro-Red prince in Paris for Laos talks
      224 2 DARIS, Wed. Prince Souphanouvong, leader of the pro-Commu-nist Pathet Lao, arrived here yesterday from Moscow for tripartite talks on Laotian, neutrality. He was "ready to do everything possible" to enable the tripartite negotiations to succeed. In a prepared statement he said: "But the
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      Lock icon Kaunda to be President of Zambia
      92 2 LUSAKA. Wed.— Dr. Kenneth Kaunda. Northern Rhodesia's Prime Minister, was yesterday elected unopposed as Presidentdesignate of Zambia. Northern Rhodesia becomes the Independent State of Zambia on Oct. 24. Dr. Kaunda, 40. has been Prime Minister since January. Until last September, Northern Rhodesia had been
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      59 2 THE 1 GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby («ev/ oomt cev-^ LOST VDue SALL^/ ■*-*c (well. oev\ N VOUC TEAtK f ILL GET IT J Smugglers held, boats sunk JAKARTA. Wed.— The Indonesian Navy hii.s captured 38 .smugglers in East Borneo. Antir* I news agency reported today. Their live br.us With the
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      Lock icon BEA makes a record profit of over £3m.
      180 3 BEA makes a record profit of over £3m. T ONDON, Wed.—British European Airways, one of Britain's two state-owned airlines, made a record, profit of £3,030,000 in the year ended last i March, it was an- 1 nouri<ced today. The airline's annual report describes the past financial year as "the most
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      Cuban review
      37 3 HAVANA, Wed. The Cuban Government is now carrying out a thorough review of all commercial contracts under negotiation With Western nations as part of a major shake-up in the economic sphere, informed sources said. I
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      Lock icon BEATLES LAUGH OFF AIR CRASH PREDICTION
      130 3 BEATLES LAUGH OFF AIR CRASH PREDICTION OOLLYWOOD. Wed 11 The Beatles yesterday laughed off predictions that they would be involved in an air crash during their American tour. Mrs. Jean Dixon, of Wa-shlngton, who predicted that President Kennedy would be slain if he went to Dallas and tried to persuade
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      Lock icon Gamblers quit as fire guts casino
      70 3 LAS VEGAS. Wed. Million dollar fire sent Ramblers scurrying from the tables last night as it roared through the casino of the plush Sahara Hotel. Firemen took more than an hour to control the blaze, which also gutted the hotel's show lounge. No-one was
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      Lock icon Film star Anna Alberghetti to wed director—at last
      97 3 Film star Anna Alberghetti to wed director at last HOLLYWOOD, Wed- Italian-born film slatAnna Maria Alberghrtti and director Claudio Guzman finally set the wedding date yesterday Tho two will wed. the singini; stir MM, on Sept. IS at a noun nuptial Mass .it St. Victor's Roman itliolic harcta in Los
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      Lock icon Fireworks horror: 37 dead, 55 hurt
      101 3 Fireworks horror: 37 dead, 55 hurt MEXICO CITY. Wed. A chain reaction of exploding fireworks ripped through a building crowded with religious pilgrims in Atlatlahuca, Centeral Mexico, yesterday, killing 37 people and seriously injuring 55. The explosion occurred in a ouilding crowded with 200 worshippers laden with iireworks lor an
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      Lock icon UN needs US$lO4 mil. for expenses next year
      93 3 ITNTTED NATIONS, Wed. The Secretary-General, U Thant, yesterday estimated that the UN's expenses next year would reach the record level of U*****,693.--750, U553,366,150 more than this year. A proposed increase of 294 posts in the secretariat staff, builciine charges, conference costs and
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      Lock icon Record enrolment
      30 3 WASHINGTON. Wed.— A record 529 million students— well over a quarter of the U.S. population will enrol in schools and colleges in autumn, according to official estimate*. A.P.
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      Lock icon 'Walk-out' and a 'sit-in' after compromise fails at Democratic talks
      449 3 'Walk-out' and a 'sit-in' after compromise fails at Democratic talks ATLANTIC CITY, Wed fTTIE Democratic Party's Convention tonight headed into its second session, faced by a walk-out by almost the entire all-white Mississippi delegation, and a "sit-in" by dissident white Alabama delegates. The Mississippi walk-out followed the collapse of a
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      Lock icon Kennedy to stand for Senate seat in New York
      255 3 NEW YORK, Wednesday. ATTORNEY-GENERAL Robert Kennedy officially announced his candidacy for the Senate from New York. The formal announcement at a Press conference came after a week-end endorsement of the brother of the late President Kennedy by New York's Democratic Mayor
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      Lock icon Ferry rams pier
      26 3 COPENHAGEN. Wed. About 30 people were injured and taken to hospital after a ferry from Copenhagen rammed the quayside at Malmoe. Sweden.— Reuter
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      Lock icon MASS DISPLAY OF STRENGTH AT FUNERAL OF ITALIAN RED CHIEF
      329 3 MASS DISPLAY OF STRENGTH AT FUNERAL OF ITALIAN RED CHIEF DOME, Wed. Italy's I Communist Party, biggest in the Western world, last right staged a massive display of strength at the funeral of its veteran leader, Mr. Palmiro Togliatti, who died in the Crimea last week. Communist sources estimated that
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      Lady Astor wasn't all that rich...
      72 3 LONDON, Wed.— Nancy Lady Astor. the American-born widow of one of Britain's richest men. had an estate of only £25.467--she died last May at the age of 84. her will revealed. This will be cut to £3.152 when all debts and expenses are paid,
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      $45,000 damages demand for a kiss
      157 3 LOS ANGELES, 'ved.— A 33-year-old widow today sought USS 15.000 <$45. nuO damages from a company and its security guard for a Urn that he claimed was caused by her perfume The case began one nleht In May 1962 in the Torrance. California, plant
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      Lock icon 'Very close' polls result forecast by Libs
      277 3 'Very close' polls result forecast by Libs f ONDON, Wed. Bri- tain's middle-of-the- 1 road Liberals yesterday forecast "a very close result" in the forthcoming general election with their party conceivably holding a bal-ance-of-power position between the Conservatives and Labour. A policy statement the report of a party working group
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      Lock icon Fewer executed in U.S.
      46 3 Fewer executed in U.S. WASHINGTON. Wed. Fewer executions took place in the United States last yar than in any previous year the Bureau of Prisons reported. Twenty-one criminals were executed in the electric chair, gas chamber or on the gallows 26 fewer than in 1962.— Reuter.
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    A 'GOLDEN BRIDGE' TO BRIGHT FUTURE
    519 4 SINGAPORE. Wednesday. 'Till', chairman of the National Language Week Coaunittee, Inche Mohammed Ghazali Isiii;iil, tonight described the national language as a "golden bridge" towards the achievement of a bright future for the 10 million people of Malaysia. Inche Ghazali, who is also the political
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    Satay party at St. John Hq
    58 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The St. John Ambulance Brigade. East A tea. South Coast Corps, will hold a satay party at the St. John Headquarteis in Beach Road at 6 p.m. on Sept. 5. The annual Inspection of the corps will take place on Sept. 6
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    Youth club concert
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— TTie Trafalgar Home Youth Club will celebrate its fourth anniversary with a concert at the Trafalgar Home community hall on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Linda Tong to sing at '8.30 Specia
    133 4 Linda Tong to sing at '8.30 Specia VTIGHTINGALE Miss Linda ll Tong (above), who will sing at the grand variety show "8.30 Special," sponsored jointly by Singstar Associates and the Straits Times, on Sept. 7 at the National Theatre. Gross proceeds will go to the victims of the recent riots
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    Citizens honour Mr. Tay
    62 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Siglap Citizens' Consultative Committee wi 1 give a dinner In honour of Mr. Tay Eng Guan, chairman of the Siglap Citizens' Consultative Committee, at the Opera Estate Boys' School on Aug. 29 at 7.30 pjn. Mr. Tay received the Bintang Baku Masharakat (Public
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    TheNTUC warns army of 'direct steps'
    218 4 TheNTUC warns army of 'direct steps' SINGAPORE, Wed. The National Trades Union Congress today j warned the British Army that it would! have "no course but to take direct steps" to help the Army Civil Service Union if no amicable settlement was reached in the trade dispute relating to the
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    'Arsenic and Old Lace'
    70 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Dramatic Society of St. Joseph's Institution will present a comedy "Aisenlc and Old Lace" at the Victoria Theatre at 8 p.m. on Sept. 6. The show had originally been fixed for July 21, but had to be cancelled due to the recent disturbances.
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    Brotherhood of Tamils
    48 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. K. Perlayah has been elected president of the Tamil Brotherhood Association. Other office-bearers are: Mr. M. Karupplah, vice-president; Mr. S. Nagalingam. secretary; Mr. Mr. K. Singaram, treasurer; Mr. R. Kamnlavalen. sports secretary'; Mr. James Anboo. literary secretary, and Mr. Edmund Davis, •udittor.
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    2 new courses
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Two courses organised by the Department of Extra-Mural Studies, University of Singapore, will begin at the university tomorrow. The courses are on '•English poetry of the 20th Century" and "The teaching of Hokkien."
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    Arcade function
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The president of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Senator Ko Teck Kin, will declare open a new branch of Poh Heng Goldsmiths at John Little and ShoppinK Arcade on Saturday at 11 a.m.
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      78 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR 1-HK following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS B0AC: From London. Frankfurt, Zurich. Beirut. Karachi, Calcutta, (BA 700) 6.30 p.m.: from Melbourne, Sydney. Darwin (BA 711) 7.25 p.m. Qantas: From Sydney, Brisbane (QF 737) 7.30 p.m.; from London,
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      343 4 Cairo. Bahrein, Karachi. Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (AX 116) 3.50 p.m. Malaysian Airway* From Kuala Lumpur (ML 021) 10.05 a.m.; from Pinang, Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur, Malacca (ML IS3) 11.55 a.m.: from Jf»»*lton (ML 453) 1.15 p.m.; from Penang, Ipoh. Kuala Lumpur (ML 003) 1.40 p.m.; from Bangkok. Kuala Lumpur (ML 511)
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    Dr. Toh gives plan of development of Polytechnic
    539 5 Technical university and college will produce 4,000 graduates in future SINGAPORE. Wed THE Singapore Polytechnic will in the next six years be divided into a technical university and a technical college. The chairman of the board of governors of the Polytechnic, Dr.
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    Transmit democratic socialism: Lee calls on Spore youth
    476 5 Transmit democratic socialism: Lee calls on Spore youth SINGAPORE, W«d THE Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has called on youth leaders in the state to be like transistors in transmitting a Malaysian philosophy based on democratic socialism. i Mr Lee. who was .speaKing at a dinner lor youth
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    Malaysia Ball
    26 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Serdang Agriculture College Students' 'Union will hold a Malaysia Ball on Sept. 5 at thp Colleee hall it 3 p.m
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    TRADE BAN: THE FULL LIST FROM GAZETTE
    567 5 gINGAPORE. Wea. The following list was published today in the Gazette. It is a list of good of United Kingdom origin the importation of which from any country or territory into Singapore is promblted from today. Aerated waters and spa not flavoured: Biscuits
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    Action talks on NUT claims
    64 5 PENANO. Wed. The nation.il action committee of the National j Onion of Teachers will hold its first meeting in Kuala Lumpur on 6ept. 5 to work out plans on' how the union could best achieve Its j outstanding claims. Chief among the claims an better
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    Engineer due to leave country hit on head
    124 5 FENANG. Wed. The Penang City Engine, r, Mr. R. Bailey, who is due to leave on Malayanisation at the end of this month, was attacked by an unknown man yesterday. Mr. Bailey m standing by hi* car at the council's car park,
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    Umno's big assembly deferred two days
    170 5 ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed 1V The thre e-riay I Umno general assembly I scheduled to begin at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustnka here next week has been postponed for two days. The Prime Minister. Tongku Abdul Rahman, who is also the national president of Umno.
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    Estate library
    19 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed n» Thiru V K. Library ol Sepiing Estate, factory division, was open* ed recently.
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    'Malaysia Ball' on Saturday
    77 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Cuulture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, has agreed to be the patron of the "Malaysia Ball 1964" organised by the Singapore Adventurers' Club to be held at the Hotel Ambassador on Saturday from 8 p.m. to 2 a.m. Mrs Jek Yeun Thong, wife
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    Pekan show on Malaysia Day
    45 6 1 PEKAN. Wed. About 4.000 schoolchildren, teachers and members of various organisations will attend a flag-raising ceremony on the morning of Aug. 31 to. celebrate Malaysia Day. At night, there will be an allcommur.ity variety show on the town padang
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    Lock icon Made himself younger to evade call-up: Jailed
    97 6 Made himself younger to evade call-up: Jailed Xl THING Wed. Lai Klin* Ming, 23. was yesterday charged in the Sibu District Court with failing to register for .National Service and altering the date of issue on his identity card. He was sentenced to five months' imprisonment on each charge, the
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    The men of goodwill
    68 6 BANDAR BAHRU, Wed. The District Officer. Inche Sofie bin Hassan, hn.s bren elected chairman of a goodwill committee in South Ked.ih. Other officials are Inche Mohamet! Sa'ad bin Endut. Inche > Zubir bin Haji All. Mr. Tan Kuan Yang- Haji Zamuddin bin Haii Din. Haji Hussein
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    Govt to send doctors abroad to learn brain surgery
    239 6 Govt to send doctors abroad to learn brain surgery KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. fHE Central Government is to train local medical officers and nurses in brain surgery abroad. The first doctor under the scheme left here today for training in the United States. He is Dr. N. Arumugasamy, medical officer of
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    Weeder jailed
    44 6 BATU PAHAT Wed. A weeder. Wong Sin Yofc, 35. of Choh Estate In Pahang, was yesterday fined $100 or a month's jail by the Sessions Court here when h« pleaded guilty to falling to renew his identity card. Wong went to Jail.
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    Saturday dance
    25 6 KLANG. Wed. —The Kilat Club here will hold a Social and dance at Connaught Bridge power station in Batu Tiga Road on Saturday.
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    Maternity cash for women labourers increased
    160 6 Maternity cash for women labourers increased KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The National Joint Labour Advisory Council has accepted a Government proposal to increase maternity allowances for women labourers. The proposal was put forward by the Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manlckavasagam. at a meeting of the council yesterday. At present, women
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    Visit to Muar
    48 6 MUAR. Wrd. A team oi public health inspectors now under I training at the Public Health Inspectors' training school in Kuala Lumpur will visit Muar on j Sept. 2 to study the town's sewerage system, the disposal of refuai and other health and sanitary systems.
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    Graduation
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will speak at thp graduation ceremony of the Singapore Vocational Institute at the Victoria Theatre on Sept. 2 at 2.30 p.m.
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    WELFARE MINISTER CALLS FOR COASTAL VIGILANCE
    148 6 LUMUT Wed. The Minister of Welfare Services. Haji Abdul Hamid Khan, who completed hi* three-day tour of the Din. dings coastal district yesterday, made an appeal to the people to keep a special guard against infiltrators from across the Straits of Malacca. He said
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    Kelantan may soon be declared free of cholera
    153 6 RUALA LUMPUR. Wed. ■•■—The -state of Kelantan will be declared free of cholera soon if the situation there continues to improve. A spokesman of thp Mmistry of Health said today only two districts in the east coast continued to remain "danger spots".
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    X-ray union conference
    44 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Tiic Federal on X-raj Union will hold its annual < on- at the lecture hull of lh« Maternity Ho-iit;)! ivrr un S.r.urd.iy and s v More than 80 drleaatrs from Malaya and observers from Singapore are expected to attend.
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    More men needed by armed forces
    202 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —More men are needed by the Malaysian Armed Forces to serve In the army air force and navy. A Ministry of Defence Statement issued here today states that two recruiting teams will be visiting various centres from Sept. 1 to M.
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      131 6 1 ###»f/ Onp By V.T. Ham tin /Y* MAN. ARMORER. 1 WELL. \y* i r > I NAME I cAVfc I^X j* WHAT 6EUEVE WE WERE\ HE'S BEEN GRAZING 1 WORKING uXXS J I MEU.O. K V. SOMt t-"EUAS k*^ "^P 1 I ME if I LOOKING A3 1 ABOUND
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    Oct. 31 deadline by Gamba
    386 7 Industrial Court gives Health Ministry about two months to fill all vacancies for attendants following AUPE complaint of breach of pact SINGAPORE, Wednesday. 'jllK President of the Industrial Arbitration ourt, Dr. Charles Gamba, has given the Ministry of Health time till Oct. 31 to fill
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    Judge, 'with regret,' frees three of murder charge
    272 7 Judge, 'with regret,' frees three of murder charge BARKING DOGSTHEN A SHOT THROUGH WINDOW PENANG, Wed. Mr. Justice Hepworth today told three men accused of attempted murder that it was "with regret' he had to acquit them. "The law is such that it wuuld rather the guilty one gets away
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    A world tour for four Philips wholesalers
    123 7 i CINGAPORE, Wed. Four a wholesalers of Philips lighting products in Singapore are going on a world tour. They will leave Singa- pore by KLM on Sunday. They win visit production and I commercial centres of Philips In i Europe, after which they
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    Death in hotel
    37 7 TELUK ANSON Wed. A Ihboui'pr. N. Nama Samapp.m. 43 ol Sunsei Bcrnam Estate. Sabuk Bn n.iin. was found dead in a hotel in King Street here an hour after I he had checked in.
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    Spares missing from car firm
    42 7 PENANO. Wed.— Spare parts of die.sel engines for cars have been reported stolen from Wearne Bros, in Penang Road. The manager. Mr. Peter Sunderland. told the police 30 cylinders and other parts, valued at $33 were missing.
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    Nantah: 22 charged with trespass
    177 7 vSINGAPORE. Wed. Fifteen women and sever, men of various age groups were brought up! in court this afternoon on a joint charge of criminal trespass at the Students' Union House in Nanyansr University. Juratftf at 4.30 p.m. on Aw.: 2. They were alleged to have
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    Malaysian art
    29 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Culture. Mr. S R rmtnam. will ooen an exhibition of PHimings by MaJaytten trusts 6 p.m. tomorrow at Shell Houm Collyer Quay.
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    WEDDING BELLS
    58 7 The wedding of Mr. Anthony Louis Arokiasamy and Mi-ss Marie Kovlinp Sa\eria> took place at tie St. Aniu'x Church. Port Sut-ttenhAin last Saturday. The bridegroom. HdrM M>n of Mr. and >Ir>. P \ioki;«samy of Port Sueitenham. works fur tlie Port Autlioritv The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
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    A 'fair' exchange: Thai air girl to US
    74 7 A 'fair' exchange: Thai air girl to US KUALA LUMPTjR. Wed. Miss Yuraphorn Hoprasartsuk, an air hostess with Thai International who will be going to the United States next month on an air hostess exchange programme. Miss Hoprasartsuk (left), will exchange places with Miss Sandra Stocker of Continental Airlines, who
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    Samsu fine
    37 7 PENANO. Wed. The senior Sessiens Court President. Mr. B. T. H. Lee, today fined G. Slnnapan $210. or five months 1 Jail for carrying three bottles of satnsu for which duty had not been paid.
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    Club's new president
    31 7 KLANG. Wed. Mr. Sioh Goh 800. a senior Technical Assistant with the Public Works Department in Klanij. was elected president of the Selangor Coast Club I here yesterday.
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    KAUM IBU TO MOVE FOR WOMAN IN CABINET
    161 7 KAUM IBU TO MOVE FOR WOMAN IN CABINET KUALA I IMIMK. Wed —The Kauiii Ibu sc tion of I mini is to urge the Central Government to appoint a unman Cabinet Minister. It also wants the Government to reserve a quarter of the seats in State Assemblies and Parliament for
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    Five get 'deterrent' fines for trawler fishing
    200 7 Five get 'deterrent' fines for trawler fishing rpELUK ANSON. Wed.— The Circuit Magistrate in Sabak Bernam, Inche Gulam Mustatla bin Nadar Ali. yesterday warned that Uli trawler fishing Op tors would be severely punished. He >aid this when h< found six people guilty ol fishing with trawler nets without .i
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    2 classes of people affected by polls revision
    275 8 KUALA I I MPI R, Wed.— Two categories of people will be affected by the revision of Malaya's electoral rolls for P a r 1 i a m c n tary, State, local authority and local council elections. They are: I Ifosi
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    Woman stabbed in hotel room
    41 8 IPOH. Wed.— V. Krishnamah. 29. was subbed In the forehead and left arm in a room of a hotel in Theatre Street here yesterday. Police sent her to hospital where rtM was treated as an outpatient.
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    Ex-pupils dance
    26 8 KLUANG. Wrd. Ex-pupiis of the Government English School here will hold a dance at the Diamond Jubilee Hall on Sept. 5 at t p.m.
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    SAFETY FIRST EXAMINA TION
    89 8 Wed Thirty members of the 2nd Company of the Girls' Life Brigade will be sitting for a safety first examination on Saturday at the Geylang Methodist Girls' School In Aljunled Road. The examination, according to a spokesman, Is for members to attain their brigade badges. The
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    GURKHAS GIVE DRUMS AND BUGLES TO SCHOOL
    150 8 GURKHAS GIVE DRUMS AND BUGLES TO SCHOOL SEREMBAN, Wed. The 17 Gurkha Signal regiment last night presented a set of drums and bugles to the Chan Wa National Type Secondary School as a "token of friendship co-oper ation ard goodwill." In return it received a pair of silver candlesticks. The
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    Town council labour dispute is settled
    104 8 ALOR STAR, Wed. The President of the Alor Star Town Council. Inche Ismail Harun. told a special council meeting today that a settlement had been reached with council workers on the reinstatement of 73 conservancy labourers whose services had been terminated. Inche Ismail was
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    Second batch of Sabah policewomen under training in K.L.
    115 8 Second batch of Sabah policewomen under training in K.L. 1(1 ALA LUMPUR. Wed. Nine young Sabah policewomen arej taking a four-month course in wireless telephonic communications at the Federal Police Depot here. They are the second batch of Sabah girls to undergo such training. The first batch of six completed
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    12 Indons produced in court again
    208 8 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. TWELVE Indonesians, who were charged in Pontian 1 last week under the Internal Security Act with possession of arms, ammunition and explosives in a security area, were produced in court here today when their cases were again brought up for mention.
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    'Customer' escapes with $160 bale of cloth
    107 8 PENANG, Wed. A thief escaped from a shop here last night with a roh of cloth valued at $160. Mr. Lim Eng Seah. proprietor of a tailoring shop. Chop Sin Hln. of Dato Kramai Road, reported to the police that a man called
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    Accord on principle of common day off for 300,000
    334 8 Accord on principle of common day off for 300,000 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Agreement has been reached on the principle of a common weekly day off for Malaya's 300.000 estate workers, who now work on a roster system to ensure that rubber trees are tapped daily. Mr. PP. Narayanan, general secretary
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    Radios stolen
    21 8 MUAR. Wed.— Five radios and a tape-recorder, altogether worth $1,000. wert stolen from a shop here on Monday nlgtit.
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    School fun fair
    27 8 KLANO. Wed.— The La Salle School here will hold a fun fair at the school building in Telok Oadong Road on Saturday and Sunday.
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    Alliance, PMIP to fight Jelai by-election
    109 8 KUALA LIPIS, Wed.— The by-election for the State Assembly seat of Jelai will be a straight fight between the Alliance and the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party When nominations closed today. Inche Abu Samah bin Idris. 50. an executive committee member of Umno West Pahang. and
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    PENANG IS WARNED OF THREE SMART CON MEN
    125 8 PENANG. Wed— Penang police today warned the public against three confidence tricksters reported to be going round the city soliciting donations supposedly for a I school building fund. The trio, described as well-dressed and carrying files, approached a Jelutong housewife yesterday and
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    Lottery draw
    21 8 BANTING. Wed. The Social j Welfare Lotteries Board draw will take place here on Monday at the Capitol Theatre.
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    M-Day walk
    24 8 I RAWANG. Wed. The Youth 1 Club here will hold a Big Walk I contest on Aug. 30 to celebrate Malaysia Day.
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    Ipoh court sets aside Belfast order to family
    416 8 Ipoh court sets aside Belfast order to family 'GEOLOGIST NOT GUILTY OF DESERTION...' IPOH. Wed. A pro- visional order for maintenance against a geologist in Malaya, made by the Petty Sessions. Belfast, in Northern Ireland, was set aside by the Sessions Court here today. Carl Frederick Mason. *L a geologist
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    Transfers
    29 8 SUNGEI PATANI. Wed Mr A. V. Georee from Ann Btl been transferred here a:of waterworks in place ol Mr. Saudagar Singh who is b<:ng posted to Alor Star.
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    Engineering dinner
    26 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. —The Engineering Society of the Univer*ity of Malaya will hold a dinner on Saturday at the Federal Hotel at 8 p.m.
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      255 8 Straits Times Crossword .UKOSh 8. Only one ol several In 18 (4). a Heaeauis maae by a tiro with M. Hind-quarters? (4-8). 10. go. ~y wm the II > 5 S™^?. V, C PPer 11. Syce sat organising transport 17. People without exception (th» (7;. commander Included) had 12. Island
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    New tannery 'a govt idea'
    464 9 SINGAPORE. Wed Dr. Goh tells how Spore Development Board did the research, hired experts and sold proposal to investors •JHE Minister for Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today disclosed how the Economic Development Board had helped to bring into being a modern leather tannery in
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    Pumps stolen
    26 9 IPOH. Wed— Two field pumps. valued ;tt $350. were reported stolen from the engine shed at Pengkalan Tin Limited in Lahut. near here yesterday.
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    George Town Lions
    29 9 I PENANG. Wed. The Lions Club of George Town will hold their next luncheon meeting at the j Town House Hotel nt 1 p.m. next Wednesday.
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    Four children drowned-'so urge Govt to approve railing for drain'
    243 9 Four children drowned-'so urge Govt to approve railing for drain' ALOR STAR, Wednesday. THE Alor Star Town Council was today urged to bring pressure on the State Government to approve the councils proposal to construct a railing along a dangerous monsoon drain at the back lanp between Alor Star police
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    The Vigilante Corps in Tawau gets gun lessons
    93 9 l ESStLTON, Wed. More than a hundred villagers In Tawau are undereoinn training to form a Vigilante Coips m the area. The training is in the use ol firearms. Though the unit is non- j romnntnnt it is felt that ttie I
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    Another fatal crash, and a call for pedestrian, cycle tracks
    176 9 I pARIT BUNTAR. Wed. 1 L The Krian Offlcer-in-Charge, Police District, Assistant Superintendent E. A. Fernandez, today stressed the need for compulsory bicycle and pedestrian tracks on both sides of the stretch of the north-south trunk road which runs through
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    VSO men arrive
    30 9 JESSELTON. Wed— Eight Vol- i untary Service Overseas teachers I from Britain arrived here today and will serve in various parts of the State for one year
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    Gang leader held
    28 9 SINGAPORE. Wed— An assistant headman of the Sio Sam Bong 108 secret society group has been and detained under the Criminal Law "Temporary Provisions' Ordinance
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    Charity dance
    37 9 KLUANO. Wed. Former pu- I pils of the Government English School here will hold a Malam Ria dance at Diamond Jubilee Hall at 8 p.m. on Sept. S in aid of the school building fund.
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    18 S'pore Shaw cinemas will recognise IWU
    110 9 tUMGAffMtfc, tuu. 'lbe 18 Shaw UqpUMMMMMi cinemas in Miigupoi.. have oiih-i.ui> rerugnisca the Industrial Woik.i t moii as the collect i\.negotiating body on behalf of their 500 nun managerial staff. Recognition has beei accorded to the union i. letter by three Sin companies
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    SULTAN'S WIFW SEES PARADE IN LAND ROVER
    68 9 SULTAN'S WIFW SEES PARADE IN LAND ROVER JOHORE. too. celebrated *HA R I \V ANITA 1 (Women's Day) on Tuesday in a fitting manner. Proceedings began with the Tengku Shahariah. wife of the Sultan of Johore. inspecting a parade in a land rover. A rally at the Istana Padang in
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    EX-PEARL DIVER JAILED FOR HAVING FORGED I-CARD
    103 9 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Arifln bin Abu Kasslm, who claimed that he was fo r mer- ly a pearl diver, was jailed for a year today by a district court for possessing a a forged identity card. He pleaded guilty to using the card as
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    Trengganu Ruler to make 5-day official visit to Kelantan today
    137 9 Trengganu Ruler to make 5-day official visit to Kelantan today KOTA BHARI. Wed. The Sultan of Trengganu and his Consort will make a five-day official visit to Kelantan tomorrow. They Royal party will be met by Kelantan royalty and state dignitaries at Bukit Yong on the KeL.n-tin-Trengganu border. The Sultan
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    Indian MPs to probe travel problems
    94 9 SINGAPORE, Wed.. Two Indian Parliamentarians are now In Malaysia to investigate ways of facilitating shipping travel of In-j dlan residents between Ma- < laysia and India. They are Mr. Oopalsami Thenkondar. and Dr. Singhvi. Mr Tru-nkondar told the Straits 1 Time* Hint he and
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    Girl, knocked by car, dies
    54 9 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. —A. P»rimala Dcvi, an eight-year-old pupil of St. Marys Tamil School here, whs killed when she waa knocked down by a car in front of the school this morning. She is the second pupil of Urn school to have died in a
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    New $2.5m buildings in P.J. for the Muslim College
    156 9 ITUALA LUMPUR. iv Wed Tne Mala yan Muslim College win move from Klang to its new buildings in PetaUng Jaya at the end of next year. Tenders have been called for the $2.5 million building which will consist of a main
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    DEATHS
    113 10 2* Wmr4* tit (Mtmimmm) 9WAV PIN SIANQ Cortege will leave No. 7 Parry Road 10 a.m. Friday M-S-44 for Crematorium, Jalan Airport. Kuala I^umpur. CASLI RECEIVED OP* the death of our heloved father T Manuel Ker nuules at Kallady House. Palllthumy Kaxhakutum on 24-8-M. Deeply mmtrnrd !•> tons, daugntara.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    205 10 m Wwati tit Qttmimmm) •■n. IMOaWOOO and family to thank friend*, relatives for 'heir nondotencea. attendance and all i oelHMt aaalsuuee rendered towards them Ma. D. PAUL thanks all relative* and frtwxis who attended the funeral of Ma mother on 2U-ft-M. gave assistUN, sent messages of oondoleoce and »rwtm
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    IN MEMORIAM
    22 10 Wmr4t SID (Minimum* IN MEMORY OF my dear brother Kn'i Khre Kens. Oone but not for- .'7th Auguat. 1953. j
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    113 10 M Words Sit (Minimum) IBUI 3»— 45. ITALIAN Mens sii,,c» Just arrived at Caprice. Nsee Ann Building, Orchard Road. S'porc. MINO SHOP lit Flupatrlrk Orchard i Koad. Singapore, his the latent collection of rattan nandtmrs Mas] iccen- j -ones for any occasion STATISTICS SHOW reaae In tai^i of Hlrkory
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    The Straits Times Thursday. August 27, 1964. ' Lesson For Britain
    651 10 The Straits Times Thursday. August 27, 1964. Lesson For Britain Few additional facts have been disclosed since Dr. Goh Keng Swee's Sunday explosior over the textile wrangle with the British Board of Trade Such as they are, however they have put the Board in less kindly light Its ban on
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    Social Security
    379 10 Mr. Manic kavasagam has disclosed that the Government is making progress on a scheme —first mentioned 18 months ago to provide permanently disabled workers with a "regular and sufficient" income. The idea has obvious attractions from the administrator's point al view. Because permanent disablement is a relatively rare
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    Maha Show
    177 10 i The Malayan Agri-Horticul-I turai Association's efforts to give its annual Exhibition in Kuala Lumpur a traditional air have in the past been largely foiled by nomadic habits: traditions prosper best in familiar locations. The problem of the lack of a permanent home has now been solved, however,
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    Open house or closed door?
    973 10  -  RICHARD DENMAN by of 2%c Economist The anomalies of immigration laws in Britain DURING the past few months there have been several cases of apparent injustice or mere foolishness on the part of immigration officials to draw the public's attention fo the state of the
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      85 10 IHAVE a question regarding the teacher training scheme for which I have been selected. Will a candidate who Is taking the H.B.C. examination this year, but who has been selected to undergo the two year training, be allowed to take the 'special' course if he succeeds In obtaining
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      Clogged drains
      93 10 I REFER to a comment by S.S. Lam on Kampong Ampat drainage (ST. Aug. 12). Kamponc Ampat (part) was made up by the P.W.D. last year. The drains along the made up part are concrete lined and not earth drains. However, most of the lots fronting Kampong Ampat
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      Chest clinic
      82 10 CINCE the beglhiiing of this year I have been healing of the setting up of a chest clinic in the Pontian District Hospital, but so far nothing has been done. Very often I have to wait for more than an hour at the out-patient Department to receive my
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      Rent increase
      118 10 AS a simple and ordinary person I do not know much about new laws. Recently I was approached by my landlord who demanded a double Increase In the rent. I was taken by surprise and hesitated as I felt this was an unjustified rise. Later, however, a friend
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      Free milk and bread at 40 cents a month
      115 10 Iwas surprised to read your front page news about the free milk and bread scheme for school children. The spokesman for the Malayan Council for Child Welfare has put this challenging question: 'Is our programme not a charitable one?" The answer
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      Dust menace
      127 10 FELIX Chia (ST. 20.8.84) is not the only one who has to suffer the dust left behind by the laterite carrying lorries. Hundreds of motorists, especially the unfortunate motor-cyclists and scooterlsts have to tolerate the very fine (sometimes blinding) dust In the eyes and nostrils dally. The "Keep
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      106 10 r^XTENSIVE works are Lj being undertaken at the Causeway, and while we appreciate that traffic jams are inevitable, the situation lately Is giving rise to a great deal of concern. For example, last Saturday, it took a motorist about li hours to Inch his way from Woodlands to
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    BEATING THE LAW WITH A CLUB
    328 10  -  Richard C. By Corrigan JACKSON. MISS., Wed. "George," said the businessman to the the barber. "why don't you start serving coffee in your shop? I can't get a cup of coffee in this town any more they all want you to fill out an
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      364 11 Geared to supply needs of S-East Asia AUTO INDUSTRY PROUD TO BE ABLE TO HELP NEIGHBOURING COUNTRIES THK Australian automotive products industry was geared to supply essential equipment to South-East Asia, the president of the Australian Federation of Automotive Products Manufacturers, Mr. P. I. Rosenblum, said in an interview for
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      184 11 HOW TO AVOW SKIDDING ON ROAD IT'S been raining and from behind the steering wheel of your car the road surface looks shiny and smooth. Suddenly, a dop runs on to the road, you brake hard but the tyres don't grip and within split seconds you skid into the kerb.
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      $25,205m for road work
      232 11 $25,205 m for road work I IKE many other coun- Li tries in the world i I today. Australia is deve- j i loping industrially and commercially at a fast j rate. But one of the main 1 I stumbling-blocks to pro- gress, is the lack of ade- i I
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      Falcon imports into Malaysia doubled
      214 11 AUSTRALIAN made Ford Falcon imports into Malaysia virtually doubled in the last 12 months but planned changes are confidently expected to bring a still more substantial increase during 1965. This will make Malaysia second only to New Zealand in its acceptance of this impressive car
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      Big Chrysler expansion plan ahead
      94 11 Big Chrysler expansion plan ahead CHRYSLER Corporation's new assembly plum al Ton.- ley Park. Adelaide. South Au.iitulut. is expected to be producing about '200 puMOftr cars a day by the end ot liex; September. The vice-president ot the corporation's international division. Mr. Irving J Minett. smci m Adelaide recently that
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      Lightweight power brake very efficient
      148 11 Lightweight power brake very efficient yHE automotive ln- dustry in Australia is using now materials to manufacture motor parts which are lighter yet retain their strength and durability. One manufacturer there developed a high-effi-ciency aluminium power brake that weighs five and a half pounds and is suitable for all popular
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      TWO-DOOR, PILLARLESS....
      45 12 TWO-DOOR, PILLARLESS iHi iii-u two -dour pillarless hardtop \M Falcon which will be introduced to the Australian market shortly. Wide opening doors and a split bench seat allow easy access to the sporty new model which will be available in both deluxe and Futura versions.
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      AND NEW STYLING
      46 12 cubic-inch engine developing 121 li.h.p. The styling changes include a new rear end, grills and hamper bars and a re-designed interior. lhis Australian designed Falcon is available with the choice of three ••ußines and increased horse power. Most powerful is the all-new 200
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      Motor firm wants to produce in other countries
      499 12 Motor firm wants to produce in other countries At the rate of a car every 5* minutes AN unusual two-cylinder car which surprised many experts by finishing: in a gruelling 7,000-mile reliability trial through four Australian States, is to be part of an equally unusual trade deal with other countries.
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      Tribute to madame's love of comfort
      296 12 Tribute to madame's love of comfort MAN made the automobile for women to ride in or so Australian car manufacturers seem to be convinced. They take continual note of latest fashion colours, carry out surveys of housewifely thinking on the subject of the family car and are sensibly aware of
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      Warning on oil changes
      323 12 Warning on oil changes AUTOMOTIVE engineers In Australia have sounded a warning to motorists who believe that their vehicles need fewer oil changes. The engineers say the period between oil changes recommended by car manufacturers Invariably refers to what is called "normal driving con* ditions". I They aay that many
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      Dual purpose car
      32 12 V A newcomer in the sports car field the Lightburn Zeta, produced in South Australia with an aerodynamic fibre-glass body designed by Mirhelotti of Italy. Price in Australia $4,893.
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      54 12 Snappy, neat and simple! That's the essence of this Lightbarn Zeta, Australia's latest. It has been designed with a dual purpose: As an economical runabout for home or business and as a vehicle for developing countries with limited resources and technical knowledge. In Australia it sells for $4,165. There is
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      BIRTH OF A NEW CAR...
      481 13 MACHINES which shun doors 50,000 times hydraulic rams engaging and disengaging dutches 759,000 times—shockabsorbera tested to destruction under water cars bounced up and down 100,000 times bodies twisted to give more punishment than the worst roads AH this and more is almost a daily occurrence
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      Practical and ahead of fashion
      147 13 Practical and ahead of fashion n V world standards, Australians drive their cars hard and long. This generates a continuous demand for modification and developmental work in maximum-security experimental plants. Continuous water sprays, pressure dust chambers, sound deadening measurement and many other tests help produce a car which will give
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      THIS CAR CAN TAKE A LOT OF PUNISHMENT
      273 14 THIS CAR CAN TAKE A LOT OF PUNISHMENT A YEAR ago five of Australia's leading driver-mechanics left Melbourne on a mission which at that time was top secret in Australian motoring. Their Journey was to the remote Eyre Peninsula in South Australia to test the current Ford Falcon KM car,
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      MORE BMC VEHICLES ON THE WAY
      92 14 rMHE British Motor Cor--1 poration (Australia) Ply Limited has over the past few years been exploring the market potential for Australian produced B.M.C. vehicles in South East Asian countries. The company has appointed distributors in Singapore. Malaya. Borneo and Hong Kong. Experimental shipments of
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      It pays to service your vehicles regularly
      419 14 It pays to service your vehicles regularly THE effortless wonder of today's motor vehicles tend to make many motorists forget that they need regular maintenance. Even the most efficient vehicles, like the Australian made Holden. which performs without complaint in almost any weather and conditions, should be serviced regularly. As
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      1,000 new vehicles a day
      84 14 MORE than 1,000 new motor vehicles were registered each day in Australia last year, according to the latest figures issued by the Bureau of Statistics. Private motoring was mainly responsible for the big Jump. The number of cars registered was 233.134 and 74.246 station wagons
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      A vehicle for every 2.7 persons by 1970
      99 14 A vehicle for every 2.7 persons by 1970 BY 1970 Australia will have a motor vehicle for every 2.7 persons, or a total of 4.700.000 vehicles on the road. This estimate was given recently by the director of the Chamber ox Automotive Industries. Mr. W. W. D. Daunt, in Canberra.
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      Popular car for use as taxi
      487 14 Popular car for use as taxi Used by police In Malaysia, Hong Kong and Kenya WHEN an Australian hails a taxi in any major city or town, he invariably steps into a Holden manufactured almost wholly in Australia. The HoMen. manufactured by General Motors Holdon Pty. Ltd.. has earned such
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      162 14 Move up to Falcon you'll like what you gain! If you're the type that likes to "get out and As for travelling, the "Pursuit 170" engine adjusting brakes. Big, 6.50-inch tyres. And about", and take special pride in the things you (Falcon's biggest-selling engine) is swift, agile routine maintenance reduced
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    STRIKE BY PAN-AM WORKERS IS OFF
    181 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. The one-day old strike by 12,000 employees of the PaivAmerican Airways in America following a break-down of negotiations between the management and the Transport Workers' Union, which represents the employees, has been called off. This was announced In a statement Issued by
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    Do you know this dead man? asks police
    76 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. The unidentified body of a 60-year-old Chinese was found hanging from a tree along Bukit Timah road yesterday. The ponce description of the man is: Five ft. eight ins. tall, 130 pounds, sharp face, close-cropped hair, dark complexion, and wearniK
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    Corruption case judgment reserved
    124 15 Corruption case judgment reserved KUALA LUMPUR, Wed The Sessions Court President. Syed Hassan AlI Jeffrt, today reserved judg- I ment in a corruption case in which a police records clerk. Manmohan Singh Sodhi, 36. was charged with corruptly accepting $30 from a police croporal. Manmohan Singh was alleged to have
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    Biggest ever MAHA show
    422 15 Tengku to open fair today: 'Orchid Island/ fountians and bright lights to give a fairy land look KUALA LUMPUR. Wed rfENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN will open what promises to be the greatest Malayan AgriHorticultural Association show at the Bth mile Klang Road the permanent grounds of MAHA
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    An apprentice makes good after course in Germany
    260 15 An apprentice makes good after course in Germany KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A MALAYAN Railway apprentice has made good after a two-year .diesel engine course in Germany. Kasmawl bin Kamsan. who returned from Germany on Sunday, was earning less than $120 a month two years ago. Today he Is a qualified
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    MINISTER: gift clinic will HELP FARMERS
    238 15 MINISTER: gift clinic will HELP FARMERS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Assistant Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, Illc h e Suleiman bin Bulon, said today that the veterinary department would do more animal and poultry disease control work and teach farmers better animal management methods. He was speaking at the presentation
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    MB to open fair
    26 15 DUNGUN. Wed. The Mentr* Besar of Trengganu. Dato Ibrahim Plkrl bin Mohamed. will open a weekly fair at Bukit Besi on Friday.
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    5 Indonesians with $11,000 cargo in court
    153 15 5 Indonesians with $11,000 cargo in court pENANO, Wed. Five Indonesians were pro- 1 duced in the Penang Sessions Court this afternoon on a charge of entering Malaysian territorial waters at about 330 p.m. yesterday. This was the first prosecution of 1U kind in Petumg since trie proclamation on Aug.
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    Reckless driver fined $150
    51 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. AmarjU Singh, the First Traffic Magistrate, today fined a Royal Navy driver. Shukor bin Mail Mohamed. $150 for reckless driving In Sembawang Road on Dec. 31. last year. The car went to the wrong aide of the road and collided with an on-coming
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    Govt working out details of 'Goodwill Month'
    103 15 Govt working out details of 'Goodwill Month' KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. At the suggestion of the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. the Central Government is now planning to launch a "Goodwill Month" throughout the country. Details are being worked out and it is expected the "month" will begin early in
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    Singapore youth can now join FMC boys' wing
    236 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. 0 The boys' wing of the Federation Military College has open- ed its doors for the first time to Singapore students in secondary two classes. Members of the college staff are now visiting the principal secondary schools to explain to
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    $270 more donated to the N.T.U.C. fund
    100 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. The 0 National Trade Union Congress today received three more donations totalling $270 for its rehabilitation fund. They came from the Singapore Chinese Swimming Club (through the Straits Times), $200; Pulau Brani Smelting Works Sports Club, $50. and Kwok Sing Musical
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    Siew Sin to head team for aid talks in Tokyo
    269 15 1/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. —The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, will lead a sevenman delegation to the World Bank and International Monetary Fund meetings in Tokyo from Sept. 7 to Sept. 11. m« The ae P ut y leader
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      126 16 IjiOREIGN visitors to Hong Kong often ask distinguished surgeon Dr. Li Shu-fan. "Can you explain why Chinese women keep so slim?" He replies: "I ascribe the sliraness of most Chinese women to the effect of drinking tea." Dr. Li Shu-fan explains this in his memoirs Hong Kong
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      Here's how to make tea
      119 16 ACCORDING to Singr- V pore's well known cookery expert Miss Chan Sou Lin. Chinese tea Ii a "wonderful drink for any time of the day." It is the custom in many Chinese homes and shops even now to offer i cup of tea immediately a
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      What to wear on your holiday trip to Europe
      570 16 What to wear on your holiday trip to Europe IT is no longer nfCTWry for the woman traveller to select a special "travel wardrobe* 1 for a trip. Been use of shrinking distances due to jet travel, whatever looks best in a cosmopolitan city will be suitable for equally-cosmopolitan cities
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      GROWING TREND IN SILVER TABLEWARE
      313 16 tableware is an established favourite in homes. While there are many designed on traditional lines, there is a growingtrend now in the market for stainless steel items. What s new in stainless steel tableware along with traditional silverwares will be shown at a big exhibition
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    Malaysia may have own merchant navy next year: Plans ready
    216 17 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. YJALAYSIA'S own national shipping line will be established next year if the Federal Cabinet accepts the blueprint, the Secretary to the Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Raja Mohar bin Raja Badiozaman, said today. Raja Mohar added
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    Two killed in road accident
    93 17 'I-ELUK ANSON. Wed Two cousins were killed and the mother of one of them seriously injured when they were knocked down by a car near here yesterday afternoon. U Janakl. 24. her son. M. Munlandy. 11. and her niece Rajamah. eight, were walking home after
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    Writ against newspaper for pay arrears
    67 17 IPOH. Wed. Mr. Goh Chong Keng. manager of the Perak branch of the Malayan Times, today filed a writ In the High Court here through his solicitors Mex-rs. Singh and Co. against the Malayan Times for arrears of salary. The action is for $4,159
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    Old boys body to be formed
    68 17 TAIPING. Wed. The inaui?u- ral meeting ot the Old B< elation of the King Edward VII School here will be held in the •Chool hali on Saturday. Mr. Toh Theam Hcick. Member of Parliament who is convening the meeting. »xpects Old Boys from all
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    55 17 SEREMBAN Wi-d A senior Sarawak Information officer. Mr. Cluh Chia Kwci. who i^ month's tour of Malaya, spent a busy day here today visiting various Government departments. Mr. Chin, who recently attended the Malaysia senior officers' seminar in Kuala Lumpur, will visit Perak. Penang
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    781 tin mines produced 4,887 tons in July
    62 17 781 tin mines produced 4,887 tons in July KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— There were 781 tin mines in operation in July seven more than in June. Of these, 64 were dredees, 663 gravel pump and 54 others. They produced 4.887 tons of tin for the month iiiil provided employment for 41.427
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    15 top Indian scientists in S'pore today
    66 17 SINGAPORE Wed. —An expedition of 15 Indian scientists, who have completed their oceanography research work in the Indian Ocean, will arrive in Singapore tomorrow morning in the spe-cially-equipped I.N.S. Kistna. Dr. N K. Panikkar, director of the Indian Ocean Expedition, leads the team.
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    Woman tied up and robbed of $1,100
    59 17 SINGAPORE, Wed. Ah Moh. 23. of Hokkien Street, was today robbed of $1,100 in cash and Jewellery by two armed thugs. She told police the thugs, one armed with a dagger, entered her home at about 1 D.m. and tied her up with
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    New law to make tail lights must for bicycles
    203 17 New law to make tail lights must for bicycles KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Wed. Cyclists in Malaya will soon find themselves in court if they do not get tail lights for their bicycles. The present law says that "every bicycle shall have a lamp or a red tall light showing to
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    Real evidence lacking in stabbing case, so man freed
    141 17 SINGAPORE, Wed. Although six men. Including officers from the Work Brigade and police, were called to testify against a carpenter in a stabbing case, none of them had any 'Teal evidence" to offer, a oefence counsel told a court today. Mr.
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    New youth club
    30 17 RAUB. Wed. A meeting nt all youths in the distnc: w;ll bf held at the MCA. Building here on Sept. 5 to form a Raub Youth Club
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    183 17 SINGAPORE TROOPS FOR GIANT TATTOO IN AUSTRALIA From KEITH HOOPER: Sydney, Wednesday TWO Qantas Boeing 707s will call at Singapore on Sept. 16 and Sept. 17 to pick up 220 British troops. I The troops will be flown to Sydney to join 230 other Britons from London and Aden to
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    Duke now in Kuching for talks with VIPs
    93 17 Duke now in Kuching for talks with VIPs JJUCHING. Wed— The British Minister of State for Commonwealth Relations, the Duke of Devonshire, arrived In Kuching this morning for a two-day visit to Sarawak. He will have meetings with the Governor, Dato Abang Hajl Openg. the Chief Minister. Mr. Stephen Ka•ong
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    142 17 IJANGAR. Wed The Perils ""armer tion Is to urge the State Government to builu more underground water pumps to irrigate padi land in dry ar> "The authorities should give priority to this." It:--che Shaarl bin Susub. Aducation Supervisor for North Peril., told the as-
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    83 17 THE Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. shares a joke with his political opponent. Dr. Lee Slew Choh, the former chairman of the Barisan Sosialis at the 52nd anniversary dinner of the Singapore General Printing Workers Union on Tuesday night. On
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    178 17 SINGAPORE. Wed. i Choo Peck Seng, 18, I who pleaded guilty to a charge of attempted extortion of $2,000 was today ordered to be remanded till Sept. 9 for a reformative training report The magistrate. Mr. Tan Hnay Diln. .said he ordered this
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    144 20 Tlf ELBOURNE. Wed. Most leaders lost around In today's easier market. Dunlop, however, moved sharply against the trend with a. gain of 2/6 to 58/9. Drug Houses was a heavy loser, dropping 4/3 to 41/9 after sale at 407- following the greatly reduced proI nt figure. Tom Piper
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    RUBBER PRICES
    247 20 CEPTIMBIR first irMi rubbsr f.o.b. cloud at 6 p.m. In Kuala Lumpur and tlngaawrs yesterday at 661 cents per Ib. unchanged on Tuesday's cloilng Laval for Uu position. The tone waa quiet. R.A.I, and F.M.R.E. alaUnf priest In aanu per Ib. ytetarday: Int. 1 R. 8.8. prompt f.o.b.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 20 CHINESE Produce Exchange, Slngaport noon pricta per plaul yesterday: Coconut ell: bulk SSli sellers, drum $54* sellers. Copra: Aug. Sept. UK, Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok Kblte $135 sellers. Sarawak white $1321 sellers, pecial SarawHk blark si 05 sellers, gurhled Uimpont black $IO7» sellera. ASTA HITJ sellers. Singapore Coconut
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    42 20 TMI Malayan Exchange Banks' Aaae- elation made these changes In Ita rates to merchants yesterday (all ratea to $100): Selling TT or OD ready: Ooutsehe Marks I2»i Holland Guilders 116 5/8: Belgian Funci 1AO3; Oanish Kroner 2231; Swedish Kroner 1651.
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    H.K. RATES
    36 20 ON the free exchange market In Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.76 for TT and 5.751 for eath. Sterling was quoted at 13.98 and op atael of gold at 2491.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 20 AUGUST 26. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 661 cents (unchanced). TIN: $641.37) a picul (down 75 cents). Unofficial estimated offering: 200 tons (down 20 tons).
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    LATE RALLY PARES FALL ON AN EASIER MARKET
    657 20 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIAL shares were again easier on the Malayan Stock Kxibange yesterday, in spite of a mild rally in the afternoon. The turnover in this section was no better than fair. Tin shares were quiet with little business passing
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 20 Malayan Stock Indices Aug. 25. Auc.26. •Industrials: 83.78 82.44 Tins: UMi 120/J9 rubbers: 102.46 102.4 f •Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29, 1962 ISO.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    844 20 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bountead (5.000) $1.50, C.T.S. Ords. uoo, 49a. lid; Dunlop 11.000) $1.75. (1.000) 51. 73, (l.OOio f 1.72; E>M (S. 000)
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    134 20 SHIPS lying iMliuli tin Singapore Harbour xhirm or axpectad today arc Janek Kraalckl 1/2. Rlko 3. Kentngau 4, Tboracape 6/7, Neder Elbe 8/9, Dlomed 13/16. Petallnc 21/22. Crawford 23/24, State of Madras 2S/2b, Ellen Maersk 27/28, Flnnamore Valley 33/34, Star BellatrU 38/39, Nlkkohsaa Maru 40/41, Balmara 49,
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    252 20 Aug. 26. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 CU. V Container? 11! eta, Dunlopn 14 Cts. I C.ioiea 15 eta. Ci-> Uev. 7 eta. .McAlHt.-r 13 eta. j. Smelters 26 eta »i. Invest. 11 cts. Ksm. 14 eta. 0.C.8.C. 19 eta. Xci Dlsp. 12 cts. Kothmana v cts bitzputrlcks
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    79 20 THE Federation Minister for x Finance has fixrd thr-K pliers for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on Aug. 27. Rubber 66 cts a ton. Copra $480 a ton. Coconut oil I a ton. Palm oil 1M7.78 a ton. Palm kernels $367.50 a ton. The rates of
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    Tin adjusts to London: Rubber very quiet
    648 21 Tin adjusts to London: Rubber very quiet rpHE price of Straits tin on -1- the Penang market yesterday fell 75 cents a picul to $64 1.37 2 on an offering unofficially estimated to have fallen 20 tons to 200 tons. In London earlier cash tin had been unchanged but forward
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      543 21 NOTICES LOCAL GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS ACT, 1960. LOCAL GOVERNMENT (CONDUCT OF ELECTION) REGULATIONS, 1860. FIRST SCHEDULE FOSM 1 [REGULATION 5 (3)] BY-ELECTION PASIR MAS TOWN COUNCIL NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT— 1. An election of a Councillor lor the following ward will take place as hereinafter mentioned: Kampong Bharu l Councillor
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      769 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS an council of GEORGE TOWN, PENANG APPOINTMENT OF ASSISTANT ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Applications are invited from persons resident in Malaysia for the post of ASSISTANT ELECTRICAL ENGINEER in the Electricity Supply Department on the salary scale of $628 x 34-934/982 x 34--$1,254, plus Cost Of Li vine Allow- ance
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      737 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT* VACANCY IN THE APPOINTMENT OF BROADCASTING ENGINEER, SABAH APPLICATIONS are Invited from citizens of Malaysia or from those eMgible for citizenship and from permanent serving Government Officers including those on probation for appointment as Broadcasting Engineer in the Department of Broadcasting, Sabah. The appointment is in Division one
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      576 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS APPLICATIONS are Invited from Malaysian citizens or from those eligible for citizenship and from permanent serving Government officers for appointment as Assessor in the Inland Revenue Department, Sabah. The appointment is in Division I on salary scale A ?750x530-$B7O, «930x530--$1050x535-*1260x540-*1420). Point of entry will depend on qualifications and
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      485 21 TENDERS EDUCATION DEPARTMENT JOHORE TENDER FOR DOMESTIC SCIENCE AND NEEDLE WORK EQUIPMENT. Separate tenders are Invited for the supply and delivery of (A i Needlework Equipment. <B> Domestic Science Equipment (Electrical) and (C> Domestic Science Equipment— (Cookery et«.) to the following schools: (i) Sec. Continuation Schools, J. Abdul Sarr.ad. J.
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      PAKISTAN GAMES TEAM TO MEET MALAYSIA IN MATCH
      236 22 PAKISTAN GAMES TEAM TO MEET MALAYSIA IN MATCH ATHLETiCS Singapore, Wednesday. PAKISTAN'S Olympic athletics team will meet 1 Malaysia in a friendly match here cext month. The Pakistani team plan to stopover in the last work of September on their way to Tokyo. In a letter to the Singa- pore
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      GOLF HK PLAYER AMONG STORE OPEN FAVOURITES
      267 22 GOLF HK PLAYER AMONG STORE OPEN FAVOURITES SINGAPORE, Wed. Hugh, Siaunton, Conner Horn: Kom« I ii wmoiiK the favourites lor ihe Singapore open l ■mateur goll championship which begins at the Buicu Course on ■>'• scratch goiter, ht-ipi-d Hong Kong win tba ran Cui> in 1961 by returning the best
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      Singapore karting team for Manila meet
      136 22 CINGAPORE. Wed.— The Karting Club of Singapore have accepted an invitation to compete lii the Aai.in karling chuniDionabip at Manila ill January The invitation came from Ar.senio Laurel, the well-known Filipino I iver. who said that the dm Wreckers Association, the' controlling body for
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      772 22  -  NORMAN SIEBEL: K. Lumpur Wednesday By- BURMA, MALAYSIA, KOREA CAN UPSET CHI DOY NOTHING has happened on the first four days of the current seventh anniversary Merdeka football tournament to make me want to change my original estimate of a final between Nationalist
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      Tourists win by 156 runs
      221 22 MALACCA. Wea The louriVl in» New Zealand Cricket tram toaay beat Malacca by 156 i runs In a one-day match played on the Malacca Club padang. The tourists' opening bat.sman Aim knocked up a patient 85 In 105 minutes, while Scott was unbeaten with 50.
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      CRICKET Move to get NZ Test team to play in Malaysia
      218 22 CRICKET Move to get NZ Test team to play in Malaysia ICUALA LUMPUR Wed.— The I New Zealand Cricket team for the "Tests" against England next year will be j asked to consider playing in < Malaysia on the way to < England or on their return journey home. i
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      SPORTS DIARY
      55 22 SOCCER Mcrdfka Tourney: Group A Cambodia v India 7 30; SOUU) Korea v Thailand 9.00 .Merdeka Sstadlumi. Taiping bge: Transport Coy v CRC < Esplanade > Krian Lge «P Buntari Sg Star Dennistown Est ipudang) ATHLETKS Cwealth Forces (Malaya Area> c\ships (Terendak Camp i Malacca. TENNIS Spore Open
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      WORCS SUCCEED IN 75TH ATTEMPT
      482 22 LONDON. Wed. Worcestershire won the English County cricket championship for the first time yesterday after 75 years of trying. They clinched the title when •hry beai Gloucestershire at Worcester by an Liming! and two runs, and Warwickshire, their near neighbours and only rivals, lust to
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      $620,000 player nets winning Everton goal
      274 22 LONDON, Wednesday. F»RED PICKERING, who cost more than $620,000 r when they signed him from Blackburn last season, scored the all-important goal last night which gave Everton their second victory of the season. After a 50-yard run by Alex Scott, PickerinK crashed the centre
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      SCC need a win now
      131 22 SINOAORE, Wed Singapore Cricket Club, the champions, drew with their closet rivals, RAF Seletar. In their SCA Senior tournament match at Seletar yesterday and now require only a win from their remaining two ties against RAF Changi or University of Singapore to retain the pennant.
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      129 22 Advertisement Tormenting Rectal Itch Stopped in Minutes SCIENCE FINDS NEW HEALING SUBSTANCE THAT PROMPTLY STOPS ITCHING AND PAIN OF PILES London, {Special) One of the most was reported and verified by common afflictions is a condition donor's observations. This imknown as "itching piles". It is r-ost provement was maintained in
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      SMITH LANDS OL YMPIC HOPE ($273) IN 3.10
      1362 23  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by TOTAL POOL: $87,960 1st. No. *****8 ($21,770) 2nd No. *****8 ($10,885) 3rd No. 2347 U ($5,442) Starters (S604): Nos. *****0, *****8, *****6. *****9. 160»53. *****1. *****7. *****4, *****5. Consolation ($4»S) Nos. *****0, *****3, *****4. *****3, *****7, *****3, *****0,
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      Four Olympic cyclists in big tour
      896 23  - Four Olympic cyclists in big tour FRANCIS BOEY: by K. Lumpur, Wed. Second Tour will be 1000 miles The Olympic competitors are Andrew Michael (21), Low Poh Teck (19), Hamzah Ahmad (23) and Ismail Othman (19) all of whom are from Selangor. The quartet qualified for the Tokyo Games when
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      TENNIS HK STARS IN SPORE OPEN SEMI FINALS
      264 23 TENNIS HK STARS IN SPORE OPEN SEMI FINALS CINGAPORE. Wed.— Hong Kong's K. H. Ip. Victor Sun and M iisie Lai all qualified for the semifinals of the Singapore Open grass court tennis championships on the padang here today. Ip and Sun. the current Hong Kong's doubles champion, entered the
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      22 23 LONDON. Wed. Results o! rueby league matches played Ins: niuh; were: Batley 7 Castleford 32: Oidham 23 Widnes 2.— Reuter
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      FRIENDLY
      22 23 SINGAPORE. Wed. M si.iri Prisons will meet i^ngaoore Government Services FA in ;< friendly soccer match at J Bcsar Stadium on Sunday
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      'Discrimination' charge so Perak quit MWHA
      293 23 WOMEN'S HOCKEY- IPOH. Wed. The Perak Ladies Hockey Associaf.o.. have terminated their mcmix rfciup of Hi. Women .s ion because of "discrimination. 1 The Perak secretary Mai Cynthia Thoma^z. told the Straus TtaßM today that the decision to withdraw from the body was made
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      Successful 'plunge' on Bersatu
      916 23 was quickly out In front leading past the half-mile from Hormat with Nearco Myth. Emir Star. Basant Behar and Bravado In attendance. Chuba Chuba was seventh with Soochow and Rocky a long way back. Actress was nicely clear of Hormat at the home turn. Emir Star,
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      TRENGGANU SEEK MEMBERSHIP
      172 23 KUALA TRENGGANU. Wed. i A group of officials here formed a women's hockey team and the Suite will take part in future tournaments organised by the Malaysian Women Hoc- ktv Association. The olficial behind this move tl Mr M.trcel Emmanuel, secret irv ol the Trengganu Hockty Association,
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    536 24 Successes every day: Troops doing a wonderful job in the mopping-up operation, says Tun Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. "JM II-] Malaysian troops mopping up [ndon< sian terrorists in Johore are doing ";> won derful job.' the Deputy Prime Minister. Tin Abdul Razak, said today.
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    New course for secretaries
    67 24 SINGAPORE. Wed.- The Adul Education Board Is organising i course to prepare students for thi final part one examinations o the Corporation of Secretaries an< the chatered Institute of Sec retaries ot be held in June, nex year. Applications should be made 01 prescribed forms available
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    136 24 JAKARTA, Wed— President Soekarno today continued his consultations with top Indonesian officials for the imminent Cabinet re5 shuffle. He met with two of his Deputy Prime Ministers. Johannes Lelmena and Chaerul Saleh. as well as with the Chief of National Police, Soetjipto Danukusumo, at
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    HELPERS ARE NEEDED FOR X'MAS FAIR
    97 24 SINGAPORE. Wed.—Volunteers are wanted to manage stalls and help prepare the forthcoming annual ChristI mas fun fair to be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Nov. 28. Tiie (air is In aid of the SlngaI pore Cnildren'.s Society, the Association lor the Deaf,
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    IN MEMORIAM
    22 24 IN LOVING MEMORY of nui d.«rfM mother A '•much di-purtrd from M o" -T 'hvnva fondly rnn»mlwrrrt hy her ehlMim
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    390 24 LONDON. Wed. It has been another quiet day In stock markets. bu; the better trend which developed late yesterday was maintained. Moderate selective buying, stimulated by the encouraglne statls- RUBBER LONDON. Wed. Spot 20d Oct. 20d., Nov. 20 1 16d.. Dec. 20 I6d Oct.
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    Course on trade unionism
    50 24 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Adult Education Board is organising a course on labour economics and trade unionism in English. startIng in September. The fee is $7. Application to Join the course must be made on prescribed forms available from the Adult Education Board. Cultural Centre, Canning Rise.
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    164 24 CANTERBURY. W e d Kent had scored 264 for two wickets in their first innings at tea on the first day of their match against the Australian cricketers here today. Scores were P. Richardson 111. E. Fillary 46. M. Cowdrey 55 not
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      41 24 I lures in Malaya hik! Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Tuesday to 8 p.m. yeMeui Highest Lowest I Kuala Lumpur 90 73 I Kota Bharu 90 Penang 88 72 Ipoh 93 N Malacca 88 73 I Singapore 90 7ft
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