The Straits Times, 8 August 1962

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    IRIAN: JAN. 1 DATE
    508 1 Then Indonesian flag will fly over territory But U.N. officials will stay on By JOHN WILLIAMS: JAKARTA. Tuesday IF Holland and Indonesia reach the expected peaceful settlement of the West Irian dispute, the Indonesian flag will fly over the halfisland from Jan. 1 next year, it
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    DOWN TEN FLOORS THEN LIFT HITS CEDING
    355 1 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. J^ LIFT went out of control in a skyscraper today, slid from the tenth floor to the basement then rebounded upwards to crash against the ceiling with a bang that left office workers thinking an earthquake had hit Singapore. And in
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    Now it's Patricia
    83 1 LONDON. Tues. Miss Patricia Marlowe, 28--year-old British stage and film actress, found dead today in her .London home, was reported to have been upset by the death of Miss Marilyn Monroe, her ciose friend. A painter reporting for work at Miss Marlowe's Mayfair Cottage home had to
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    Lock icon Now the Dutch agree to talks
    120 1 Now the Dutch agree to talks rE HAGUE, Tues. The Dutch Government decided yesterday to enter into formal negotiations with Indonesia on the future of West New Guinea. Dr. J. II Van Roijen, Dutch Ambassador to the United States and negotiator in (he preliminary talks with Indonesian representatives, is flying
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    Lock icon The 'war' goes on
    96 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Major General Achmad Jani. Commander-in-Chief of the Indonesian Army, said last night that fighting was still going on in West Irian and the Army was ready to take the territory by force. In a message to the "Bird of Paradise" Division of East Indonesia
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    Payments' pact
    33 1 CAIRO, Tues.— Britain and the United Arab Republic today signed an agreement providing for payments of up to £5,000 to those Britons whose property was sequestrated after the 1956 Suez Invasion.
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    Lock icon Training plan for troops
    64 1 LONDON. Tues. Plans for a British Army Battalion to have a training spell in 1 Australia next year are being considered by the Australian Government. In a briet official statement today a British War Office spokesman said Britain had made a proposal to the Australian Government
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    Colossal welcome tonight for the Tengku and Lee
    575 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. A colossal reception at the airport here has been planned for the two Prime Ministers, Tengku Abdul Rahman of Malaya and Mr. Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore, when they return tomorrow night. They will be returning from tfea suc^ja Malaysia
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    Lock icon Plague death scientist
    66 1 Plague death scientist MX. GEORGE BACON (above), the germ warfare research scientist who died last weeK of the dreaded pneumonic ("black death") plague the most infectious and most fatal form oi bubonic plague. Mr. Bacon was believed to have accidentally infected himself. About 40 of his close contacts, including his
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    CRIPPLED FOR LIFE: $82,000
    91 1 CRIPPLED FOR LIFE: $82,000 CINGAPORE, Tues. A carpenter, Koh You Pun, 52, alias Koh Yon Pan, who was crippled for life after being knocked down by a lorry, was awarded $82,050 damages by Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court today. Koh had brought an action for damages against Teo
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    Lock icon Holiday toll
    26 1 LONDON. Tues. At least 79 people died on Britain's roads during the four-day August bank holiday weekend, according to provisional figures issued today.— Reuter.
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    GANGSTERS BATTLE IN SHENTON WAY
    153 1 SINGAPORE. Tues—Gangsters from two rival groups staged a running battle In busy Shenton Way tonight, sending hundreds of stallholders and customers diving for cover. The gangsters numbering about 15, fought it out with bottles and gtools. Two stalls were smashed up and a young girl
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    Lock icon Campaign tour
    38 1 LONDON. Tues— Mr. Peter Walker, Conservative Member of Parliament and one of the leading critics of Britain's move towards the European Common Market, leaves here tomorrow for a 30-day Commonwealth campaign against the British entry.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon North Borneo: Britain replies
    186 1 ONDON. Tues.— Britain in a Note to the Philippines today said that the status of North Borneo "is not open to dispute." The Note was handed to the Philippines Ambassador to Britain by a senior official of the Foreign Office, and is In reply to a
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    STOP PRESS
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 1
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      Lock icon Travel ban and search as the Reds probe time bomb
      290 2 HUNT IS ON FOR 'NATIONALIST AGENTS' MACAO, Tuesday. (X)MMUNIST authorities at the border post of Sam Chong today interrogated hundreds of Chinese transients in an effort to pin responsibility for a time bomb explosion on Sunday which killed three persons,
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      Lock icon Soon-guided missiles for alt Indonesian forces
      67 2 Soon-guided missiles for alt Indonesian forces MACASSAR, Tues. Col. Harsono. the Indonesian Army's Director of Supply, said today that every branch of the Indonesian armed forces would shortly be equipped with guided missiles. The Army would also soon have its own air corps. Another development would be thr establishment of
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      Lock icon Parachute birdman
      55 2 LETHBRIDGC (Alberta). Tues. A 35-year-old man attempted to fly yesterday using a parachute to gel off the ground and a car to tow him. Me succeeded in staying aloft sevej£) minutes, reaching a height of about 29 feet, but the towllne snapped and he fell to earth, suffer
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      Lock icon Paper calls for expulsion of Ghana —bishop—
      153 2 Paper calls for expulsion of Ghana bishop— ACCRA, Tues. The pro Government Ghanaian Times, in an editorial yesterday, called for the immediate expulsion from Ghana of the Anglican Bishop of Accra, the Right Rev. Richard Roseveare. In a speech on Saturday, the Bishop criticised the "godlessness" of the country's national
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      Lock icon 70 escape as plane crashes in storm
      76 2 70 escape as plane crashes in storm KNOXVILLE, (Tennessee), Tuesday. A LL 65 passengers and the crew of five- escaped unhurt when a Lockheed Electra turboprop airliner crashed while landing at McGhee Tyson airport in a heavy rainstorm yesterday, American Airline officials reported. The $6 million aircraft crashed on Its
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      Lock icon In the steps of his father
      46 2 JAKARTA, Tues. Guntur Soekarnoputra, 18, eldest son of President Soekarno is at present sitting entrance examinations for the Bandobeng Technological Institute, where he hopes to study mechanical engineering. The President himself graduated from the institute as a civil engineer. Reut*r
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      54 2 There is an increasing W tendency (in Britain) to treat murderers, criminals, perverts, and juvenile delinquents as merely victims of mental illness. We are heading for real danger when it is always the thug who gets the sympathy and am not the victim. 7 —the Rev. John Brincklow, Vicar
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      'Use force'
      38 2 UNITED NATIONS, Tues.— Mr. Vlctorio Carplo, chairman of the South -West Africa committee, yesterday advocated the use of U.K. foree "call It war. if you will"— to break down South Africa's hold on the mandated territory.
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      Lock icon WORLD HAILS FREE JAMAICA
      138 2 WORLD HAILS FREE JAMAICA KINGSTON (Jamaica), Tues. Messages yesterday poured In from all over the world to the Prime Minister, Sir Alexander Bustamante (above), congratulating him on Jamaica's independence. The island became independent at midnight after 307 years of British rule. A message Irom Mr. Harold Macmillan, said: "We look
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    • DATELINE HONG KONG
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        Shanghai goes back to free market in food
        377 2 Shanghai goes back to free market in food THE free market in x Shanghai, which was abolished early this year, has been reintroduced, arrivals from China said this week. The reintroduction followed a further reduction in rations of food and consumer goods In the city since the beginning of last
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        FIRE 'PARACHUTE'
        34 2 A RESOURCEFUL mother saved herself and her baby from a bUxing building here by parachuting [°T»I I. d a' 00 r* h S"« was onl* Sh I Fort >'- t lost their live.
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        Cholera hits Fukien
        85 2 AT LEAST four or five people a day In some village! in Fukien Province arc dying from cholera, a Hong Kong storekeeper laid on hit return from Hoi Fung County, where hit father wat a secret victim of the epidemic. The disease wat spreading rapidly although many
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK 2
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      Lock icon New Anglo-Israeli clash over Soblen
      213 3 LONDON, Tuesday -DRITISH and Israeli authorities in London again clashed yesterday over the immediate future of Soviet spy Dr. Robert Soblen. An Israeli Embassy spokesman repeated that the El Al Airline was prepared to take Soblen back to Israel but added that "he will still
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      Lock icon HOW U.S. NAZI LEADER BEAT BRITISH BAN
      221 3 LONDON, Tuesday A FIVE-COLUMN picture on the front page of the mass-cir-culation Daily Mirror today showed Mr. George Lincoln Rockwell leader of the American Nazi Party, shakking hands with the British National Socialist leader, Mr. Colin Jordan. Behind them is a large swastika.
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      Lock icon At the ready
      38 3 MELBOURNE, Tues.—Britain Is to demonstrate the mobility of her armed forces by flying 1.000 battle-ready troops to Australia for combined exercises this year or next, the Canberra correspondent of the Melbourne Age wrote today. Reuter.
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      HUSSEIN MURDER PLOT FOILED
      249 3 HUSSEIN MURDER PLOT FOILED Quick took round. DABAT, Tues.— MorocXX can police foiled a plot to assassinate King Hussein of Jordan during his private visit to Morocco which ended yesterday, wellinformed sources said last night The sources said the plot, uncovered by the Moroccan police, was for the assassination of
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      Lock icon THE MONSTER DRUG: DOCTOR SOUNDS A NEW WARNING
      173 3 THE MONSTER DRUG: DOCTOR SOUNDS A NEW WARNING HAMBURG, Tues. The man who first warned the German makers of the drug Thalidomide about its possible dangers said yesterday it had produced a completely new type of deformity in babies. He Is Professor Wldukind Lenz, chief physician and geneticist at the
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      Lock icon N-TEST PROTEST IN MOSCOW BANNED
      175 3 \|OSCOW police last night sete*? a^nn^am'ed IT in Red Square by three Japanese students protesting against the Soviet nuclear tests The students were warned to stop their demonstration. A British ban-the-bomb group was refused permission to take part in a march marking the end of
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      Lock icon 70 Reds killed
      37 3 SAIQON, Tues. South Vietnamese government forces airlifted by United States helicopters killed 70 Viet Cong Communist guerillas caught on the move in Dinh Tuong province about 40 miles south-west of Saigon on Saturday.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Shriver coming to Malaya
      53 3 WASHINGTON, Tues.— Mr Bargent Bhrtver. director of the Peace Corps, leaves Washington tomorrow for a tour ol Peace Corps projects In five nations and territories In the Far East, the Peace Corps announced. Hp will visit the Philippines Thailand, Malaya. North Borneo and Barawak during the
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      Lock icon Nehru studying Chinese reply
      292 3 NEW DELHI, Tuesday. INDIA is studying a Chinese note suggesting negotiations on the border dispute, the Prime Minister, Mr. Nehru, told Parliament yesterday. The note, received on Sunday, proposes discussions on the basis of a factual report on the dispute by Chinese and Indian officials. Mr.
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      Lock icon Monty leaves hospital
      47 3 LONDON. Tues. Field Marshal Viscount Montgomery, 74, the general who led the British forces to victory In North Africa in World War Illeft hospital here today after a 17-day rest. He entered the hospital on July 20 for "a medical overhaul and rest.— Reute-.
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    MAHJONG FOR A MEAL: IT'S ILLEGAL
    286 4 MAHJONG FOR A MEAL: IT'S ILLEGAL SINGAPORE, Tues.. Can mahjong players be treated as gambling offenders if the game is played purely for the cost of a meal with the losers giving the winners a feast? "Certainly not. Such a game Is indulged in very freely in Singapore and all
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    Talk at varsity
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The secretary general of the Indonesian National League, Mr. R.M. Danoekoesoemo, who Is In Singapore for a short vacation, tonight spoke on "The History of the Indonesian National Movement" to Nanyang University students at the campus.
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    Court closed
    30 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Fourth Criminal District and Magistrate's Court will be closed for 10 days from tomorrow when Mr. Sathi V. Kandiah. its presiding officer, begins his leave.
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    Water cut
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Water will be cut off along Bukit Timah Road 9} m.s., between Boys' Town and Buklt Gombak, from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Prize trip to Borneo
    74 4 THE ACTING Minister for Culture, Mr. Onf Pane Boon, congratulates Miss A. Parvathi, 18, of the Umar Pulavar Tamil High School, who wins a week-Ion; trip to the Borneo territories. Other {iris in front row (from left) are: Miss Hoe Hwee Choo, 15, of Secondary 111,
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    FIFTEEN WHO HANDED IN TOP ESSAYS ON MALAYSIA
    428 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Fifteen secondary school pupils will go on a weeklong trip to the Borneo territories on Friday their prize for giving the best reasons for having merger and Malaysia. The students, who are from the four language streams, were announced winners
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    Airport bar will function today
    211 4 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. T\ESPITE a strike by some of its employees, the Singapore Airport Bar and Restaurant will be available for use tomorrow night for a reception to the Prime Ministers of Malaya and Singapore on their return from the Malaysia talks in London. This was
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    CROWDS AT CHECK CENTRES
    117 4 CROWDS AT CHECK CENTRES SINGAPORE, Tues.—Thousands of anxious Singapore citizens today besieged the sixteen electoral checking centres set up by the Elections Office for attending to complaints from persons who had not received their referendum poll cards. A spokesman for the Elections Office told the Straits Times this afternoon that
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      185 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following is today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport. ARRIVALS BO AC: From London. Rome, Beirut. Karachi. Calcutta. Kuala Lumpur (BA 708) 4.35 pjn.; from Sydney. Darwin (BA 711) 8.15 pjn. Garuda: From Jakarta (OA 804) 8.40 ajn.; from Bangkok (GA
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      188 4 7.15 p.m., from Jakarta (ML 204) 7.40 pjn.: from Kuala Lumpur (ML 173) 8.45 p.m.; from Penang (ML 151) 9 pjn. DEPARTURES BO AC: To Jakarta. Darwin, Sydney. Melbourne (BA 708) 5.30 p.m.: to Calcutta. Karachi. Teheran. Istanbul. DusMldorf. London (BA 711) 9.05 pjn. v Thai International: To Kuala Lumpur.
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    Shameful neglect of
    1753 5 The man who stood with Peary on top of the world AT 10 a.m. on April 7, 1909, six men stood at the North Pole staring at an American flag fluttering in the grey light. It was an historic moment for the men had Just completed an
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    Syed Nasir appeals to Govt. men on using Malay
    193 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. r piE man who directed Malaya's National Language Month today appealed to Government officers to "strictly adhere" to the spirit of the campaign. Tuan Haji Syed Nasir bin LsmalL director of the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, said they
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    For this, you don't need to know the language
    148 6 For this, you don't need to know the language KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —As far as the months of the year are concerned, you don't have to learn the national language. Except for the spelling, which Is phonetic, the name of months are exactly the same In the national language and
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    Language plea
    37 6 TELUK ANSON, Tues. The Teluk Anson Town Council decided last night to appeal to business houses in the council area to put up their sign boards in the national language in addition to other languages.
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    New chairman
    30 6 TELUK ANSON, Tues.— Mr. K. Sockalingam of the Perak Marine Department here has been elected chairman of the Teluk Anson branch •of the Perak Government Clerical Services Union.
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    Escort for 3 men
    70 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Ninth Magistrate, Mr. R. B. I. Pates, today ordered three accused persons in a murder case to be sent back to the Federation under police escort. The three men, Joseph Martin Soyza, Ibrahim bin Senile and Khalid, are wanted by the Federation police
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    6 WORKERS OF DOCTORS' CLINIC ON STRIKE
    122 6 6 WORKERS OF DOCTORS' CLINIC ON STRIKE OINGAPORE. Tues. Six out of a total of 23 employees of the clinic of doctors Loughran, Trythall. Hoy and partners in the Bank of China Building, Battery Road, went on strike today. The dispute is over the clinic's non-recognition of the Singapore Manual
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    5 families homeless
    46 6 KUALA KANGSAR. Tues.— Five families living In a small kampong about eight miles from here were made homeless when a gale wrecked their homes yesterday. The families are living with friends and relatives and have appealed to the Social Welfare Department for assistance.
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    SURPRISE OVER 'EMBARGO BREACH'
    192 6 SURPRISE OVER 'EMBARGO BREACH' SINGAPORE. Tues. Trade circles here today expressed surprise over Kuala Lumpur reports of Singapore being used as a base to undermine the Federation's embargo on South African goods. South African goods, mainly canned foodstuffs, were said to have had their labels changed In Singapore before being
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    Party switch in Sarawak
    56 6 MIRI, Tues.— A total of 18 native members of the Sarawak United People's Party from Rumah Isau In the Bekenu district have resigned and have joined the Sarawak National Party, according to the Brunei Bulletin. Notification of the resignations has been sent to the government offices
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    Progress show
    24 6 KULIM, Tues.— The Kedah Mentri Besar, Dato Syed Omar Shahabuddin, will open a progress exhibition at Sungei Seluang here on Aug. 14.
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    Malaya sees no friction over that claim
    210 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. When North Borneo becomes part of Malaysia the central Government is optimistic that no friction will result between it and Manila over of the Philippines' claim to North Borneo. The Director of Information Services, Inche Mohamed Soplee, said this when
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    'Scandal' sheet in court
    483 7 POLICE STENO SUES FOR A JUDICIAL SEPARATION 'BULL IN CHINA SHOP' HUSBAND GETS ADJOURNMENT TO ENGAGE LAWYER TO CONTEST WIFE'S PETITION KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. ]yjR. K. Chelvanayagam, counsel for Mrs. Leticia Campos, 35, who is petitioning for a judicial separation from Christopher Campos, 34, today asked
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    PARTIES DIFFER AGAIN IN COUNCIL IMPASSE
    277 7 IPOH. Tues.— The Alli- ance and the Peoples Progressive Party prefer different solutions for the deadlocked Temoh and Bidor local councils. In the two 12-member councils the party position is 6-6. with neither party able to run the councils. The elections to the two
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    Concert for boys' club
    47 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Tues. A concert. "Malam Suka Rla" will be held here on Aug. 15 at the Cathay Cinema. Gross proceeds will no to the Johore Bahru Police Boys 1 Club. Film stars P. Ramlee and Salomah will -be among those taking part.
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    The King, on visit to Perak, will shoot pigeons
    168 7 The King, on visit to Perak, will shoot pigeons IPOH, Tues.— The Yang di Pertuan Agong will go wild pigeon shooting on Thursday afternoon in the Taiping area during his three-day visit to Perak. According to hunters, the area is teeming with wild pigeons. His Majesty will be accompanied by
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    Sarawak party warns Britain and Malaya
    359 7 KUCHING. Tues TME Sarawak United x People's Party "may have to seek redress in the United Nations," if Britain did not protect the Borneo people's interests in talks with the Federation of Malaya government, it was stated here recently. The Supp secretarygeneral Mr. Stephen
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    New laws to hold kidnap —thugs—
    154 7 New laws to hold kidnap thugs KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A special committee set up by the Ministry of Interior to consider ways of tightening up the provisions of the I Kidnapping Act has completed its report Stating this today, a Gov. ernment spokesman said Ifgislation was contemplated to .segregate kidnappers
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    Kedah Ruler at wedding
    65 7 SUNGEI PATANI. Tues.— The Sultan and Sultanah of Kedah attended the wedding in Alor Star last night of Inche Mahmud bin Shualb, son of the State Secretary, Inche Shuaib bin Awang Osman. Kedah and Che Fatimah. daughter of Haji Othman, a retired teacher. The bridegroom is
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    Clock Tower presentation
    45 7 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Tues.— The $30,000 Merdeka Clock Tower at the junction of Cross Street and Aston Road here will be handed over to the Province Wellesley Central District Council on Aug. 31. The clock tower was donated by Mr. Voon Heam Kooi.
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    Death of former forests man
    41 7 SUNGEI PATAM. Tues. The death occurred In Sungel Patani hospital last night of Haji Puteh bin Mydin. a former assistant conservator of forests. Kedah. Haji Puteh. who was 58, retired from Government service three years a*o.
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    Off to Britain
    28 7 KLANO, Tues.— The secretary of the town council here. Mr. Tan Te Song, has left for Britain on a six-month scholarship to study local government.
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      253 7 "KUREBI FASHION SHOW" will be held at the "Kurebi Hall" ot the Gr«or World Exhibitr** •ii the following date*: Bth, 10th, 1 3th, 15th I 17th Aufutt, 1962 All dresses for the show ore mode from "Kurebi Fabric" and modelled by members of the Joan Booty Mannequins Training and Charm
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      304 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8 Mender's malediction? (4). 9. So parents make a change 14. You should never be lost for <9>. word* wiin tin-! i«». 10. Work short time In theatrical I>. Chemist sat like a man with production (5). a plan (10). 11. Confuse three by joining in
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    45 8 1* W,ri, tit (Minimum) ROBERT CHUA VANO TAI of 61-1 Boon Trek Road paased away 6-3-62. Funeral at Upper Berangooo Road 90S*. 8-1-62. MOSBERCEN, at Los Angelas August 3rd. long illneaa bravely borne, fortified ntee Catholic Church, Kvle, beloved uife of Kenneth, Grstetnen Djakarta.
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    156 8 20 (tore's H* (Minimum) RYVITA CRISPEtREAD the perfect aid to allmming. Enjoy delicious Kyvlta. Made from wholemeal rye. Kich In Vitamin B and minerals. UNPLEASANT ODOURS bothering you In the office? Get a container of Airwirk mii't. Press a button and out co smells. CREAT READING at little coat.
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, August 8.1962. Welcome Home
    267 8 The Straits Times Wednesday, August 8. 1962. Welcome Home I One more day must elapse before the Federation's Prime Minister sets foot on his native soil, but it would not be farfetched to suggest that when ihe alights at Paya Lebar today in the company of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew,
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    Balance Of Payments
    670 8 The Federation's balance of payments in 1961, the recent report of the Bank Negara predicted, would be favourable but the surplus would be very much smaller than in 1960. It now turns out that the balance is on the wrong side of the ledger, a deficit of
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    Soekarno's 'Yes'
    315 8 President Soekarno's refusal to comment on the coming formal West Irian negotiations with the Dutch is a good sign. Tomorrow Dr. Subandrio leaves again for New York, and he would not be going if there were thoughts in the President's mind of any hitch. There has been speculation
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    Behind the barred doors of frightened Dudley
    1162 8  - Behind the barred doors of frightened Dudley ROY PERROH LONDON Tuesday by THE CAUSES OF LAST WEEK'S RACE CLASH IN BRITAIN... I M PORTANT difference s of opinion remain as to what the violence of the past few days in Dudley was all about. The authorities are inclined to take
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    REFUGEE RACKET
    498 8 Hong Kong's new bid to smash the 'snakes' HONO KONG. Tuea.— The marine police of Hong Kong are today awaiting orders to destroy by fire three captured Chinese Junks In the campaign to combat the mass smuggling of Chinese refugees Into the colony The smuggling Is organised by
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      61 8 SOMETIME ago government officers were asked whether they liked to work on referendum day. My daughter, who has had no experience In election work, stated she did not want the Job. whereas my son. who has had experience in two previous elections, stated in the affirmative. Paradoxically, it was
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      179 8 Ifr Is common knowledge 1 that the Employees Provident Fund has never been popular in the eyes of disgruntled contributors. In consequence the fund has become a target for attacks. Your correspondent "DM should have known better than to let his temper get thp better of
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      21 8 SPORT SHIRTS At Reduced Prices Ranging from: C. K. TANG (SINGAPORE! LTD. 310, ORCHARD ROAD, SINGAPORE. TCL: *****. *****. (4 LINES)
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    371 9  -  GILBERT WOODEN: AFTER 40 YEARS AND A COAT OF CEMENT, IT'S $4,000 OR ELSE By SEREMBAN, Tuesday 'PHE Negri Sembilan Government is to intervene in the dispute between the Malayan Railway and the 2,000 people living at Bukit Tembok here
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    Dispute hearing postponed
    64 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Vhe dispute between the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees Union and the Malayan Insurance Co. Ltd., relating to the reinstatement of two employees, which was 1 to have been heard in the In- j dustrlal Arbitration Court to- 1 day. was postponed inden- nltely. It is
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    A BID TO TRAP MAN-EATER TIGER
    111 9 A BID TO TRAP MAN-EATER TIGER CUNGKI LEMBING (Pahang). Tues.— The skin of a freshly killed buffalo was placed today at a spot where fresh pug marks were found by a Game Department party tracking a man-eating tiger at the Kuala Reman Estate near here. The marks were found a
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    Stone laying ceremony
    54 9 Stone laying ceremony SINGAPORE, Tues. The Indonesian Consul-General »n? l i lga s2 re Col 8u 1n Arto--7 *L ay tne foundation stone for the $4 million Indonesian Consulate building on Aug. II 1 t i le 17th anniversary of the Indonesian independence The new building at Orchard Road will
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    RAMA GOES TO WAR WITH THE DEMONS
    147 9 RAMA GOES TO WAR WITH THE DEMONS TTHIS was one of the specX tacular dances seen by a large crowd of people at the "Pesta Bella" (Youth Festival) at the Stadium Negara, Kuala Lumpur, last night. It was called "Rama versus Thotskan" (war dances of demons and monkeys) and was
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    Help for blind in Borneo
    55 9 KUCHING. Tues. A husband and wife team from the Royal Commonwealth Society for the Blind in London will arrive soon to help organise a programme of training for the blind in Sarawak and North Borneo. They are Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Babonau, whose assignment will
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    Decree for wife of engineer
    77 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. Rosemary Ellen Whitley, nee Brammall. wife of Richard Harold Whitley. a Telecommunications Department engineer in Singapore, was granted a decree nisi in the High Court today dissolving i her marriage to him on erounds of adultery. The decree is to b» made 1
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    POLICE DETAIN LABOUR MAN IN PAHANG
    234 9 POLICE DETAIN LABOUR MAN IN PAHANG KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. THE police Special Branch has detained Chai Kian Lin, 23, chairman of the Labour Party subbranch for Karak and Bentong in Pahang, a police spokesman confirmed today. Chai has been detained for alleged subversive activities. He was held once before but
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    Detainee appeals
    35 9 KUCHING. Tues. Chan Boon Ho, alias Tin Man Wo. recently arrested under the Restricted Residence ordinance as an alleged membe) of a clandestine Communist organisation, has appealed tthe High Court against h' detention.
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    —Allianceman held
    42 9 SEREMBAN, Tues. An elected Alliance local councillor of Bahiu. Teo Eng Hoon, 26, was arrested last night under the Prevention of Crime Ordinance. Teo, md estate owner, wai returned ill Hie Kampong Chins ward in an election on July 21.
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    Tin: The US 'seems to be tightening the noose'
    350 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. r piE president of the Miners' Association of Selangor, Negri Sembilan and Pahang, Mr. Tan Seng Kee, tonight said that the United States "appears to be tightening the noose round f he necks of tin producing countries." In
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    The good mother is a good citizen
    155 9 The good mother is a good citizen KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. One definition of "responsible citizenship" is being a mother, carrying out household chores and raising good children. Datln Norashikln Ismail, president of the Girl Guides Association of Malaya, said this today. Datin Norashikin was opening the Malayan Girl Gulders' conference
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    $26 donation
    30 9 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. The 'staff of the Central Supplies Office in Singapore today gave $26.50 to the Straits Times for crippled clerk Joseph Kang. bringing his fund to $112.86.
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      94 9 AnmvwsaPp NOW ON f^ NEW STOCKS JUST ARRIVED wJfiAfi AT mm UNBELIEVABLE PRICE Bgwk. SATISFACTION ASSURED M -U Usually NOW Linen Choir Back $5 90 $2.90 Wooden TrolLy $17.50 $9.50 Girtt' Frocks $4.90 W^^^^^ LooW Tight Skirt. 950 $2.90 f II Mill HUH Mil ICIMII I 111 Hill FBS9S Babies
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      451 9 RADIO MALAYA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHOETWAVK SHORT WAVE SERVICESERVICE 41.7 Metre. 41 Metres AM.: 6.00 Tim. B^l. Ne- MEDIUB J,? A^rI. EEVICE: »ara-ku. News HMdUnar 6.05 8 Metre Mominf Melodic*; 7.00 Rendez- AM *M Oood Morning; vouk With Music; 7.30 Time 801 Moralnß Prelude; 7.00 The Signal. The Newt; 7J5
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      PEN PALS TO CHOOSE FROM
      310 10 PEN PALS TO CHOOSE FROM Albert Alson, aged 17; 150, Siuini Avenue, Singapore 19; swimming, boftball. S. Robert, aged 13; 8, Jalan Camp, Sungel Patam, Kedan; biamps, post-cards. Veap Wai. aged 15; 8. Batu Oajah Road. Pusing. Perak; stamps, scouting. Raymond Chua. aged 17; 18, Loke Yew Road. Kuala Lumpur;
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      Mat gets down to a rough make-up
      1168 10  - Mat gets down to a rough make-up KATHLEEN HICKLEY by jyjAT unrolled his sheet of paper and spread it on the tabte. "Now what do you think of this? It's only a rough layout of course." "What's a layout?" demanded Mansor. "It's the arrangement of a page," said Mat. "It's
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      LITTLE BIG-EARS
      31 10 ANNA KOBERTS, 5, makes a fuss of her favourite donkey. Bimbo, at her mother's riding school in Surrey. Affectionately she says: "He's an old big-ears but I love him."
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      LOCAL PENS PALS
      285 10 LOCAL PENS PALS Joseph Slier, aged 16; 68- A, Tiong Bahru Road, Singapore 3; general R. Menon, aged 13;' 10-E, Flower Road. Singapore 19; stamps, coins. Suseela Wijayaratna. aged 14; Block 75 198, Nee Soon Garrison. Singapore 26; songs, stamps. Yew Boon Tonf, aged 13; 127 A. Treacher Street, Ipoh,
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      SO FAR
      86 10 rw\HE Jungle folk buy X Mat Mousedeer a printing outfit for a hobby, hoping that this will keep him too occupied to worry them, but a week later, Mat asks them all to come to his house. When they arrive, he tells them that he plans to publish
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      229 10 NEXT CONTEST HELLO Boys and Girls: When you have done J« lam glad you have all that, colour the picture with put in good work, this time. either paints or crayons. There was good response Send your entries to Auntie from all of you in that you lane. Children's Page,
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      774 11 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE APPLICATIONS Bro Invited from University graduates tor appointment as Library Assistant In the Library. The salary attached to the post will depend on the qualifications and experience of the successful candidate. Graduates without a recognised library qualification will be placed on the scale: $505x25-580 p.m.
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      979 11 (Continued from Fate 8) SITUATIONS VACANT Word* SS (Mlm.)— Box 50 eta. mxtrm BOX A 4913 S.T. Position filled. Applicants thanked. WANTED three science teacben for Beta mat Secondary English School, SegamaL Apply with detail* to Secretary Board of Governors. WANTED OFFICE BOY, should speak English and Malay. Bicycle owner.
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      977 11 TUITION Werrfs SI (Mlm.}— Box 50 eta. mxtrm POH BAN Danes Studio MS Ontram Road. B'pon Teaches Latin/Off Beat Cha Che/Ballroom dances. Prtvau lessons by appointment (*****). LONDON Driving School one of the best! highly qualified patient Instructors success risured Twenty hours 64, Selegis Road (B'pore). Ring *****. IN AIR-CONDITIONED
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      1017 11 VEHICLES FOP SALE 20 Wmrd* U fSttm.) 1— 50 eta. txtrm TSSO RENAULT 7SB Johore Bahro. Mechanically sound. 3 New Tyres. Battery In good condition. (400— 0.n.0. Ring Tarnpol 374-Ext. IS. rasa PLYMOUTH flood condition Two-toae Immediate sole ■*»lrT'»E arranged free TeL ***** 40 Bumbawa Rd., Spore. Been any time
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      620 11 FOR SALE J* Word* SS (Mlm.)— Box 50 eta. txtrm FLUORESCENT-LAMPS FITTINGS. Fans, etc.. Visit Hong Kw&ng Electrical 88, Jalan Besar, Spore Phone 39T651 21 YEAR OLD OEC fridge, perfect condition. recently resprayed (280/- 0.n.0. Enquiries ***** Singapore SBNNETT ROAD: Detached bungalow. 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms freehold garage 7.800 sq.
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      561 11 MISCELLANEOUS M Word* U (Mlm.)—B*m 50 eta. txtrm JOIN TMI MILLIONS who eajay ran ifToaL Oome and so* how easy. to drive and handle a boat at Spore. Boat el Tel: 465 S9. UNITY la our Wstcnword read Berlta Haiian and be up-to-dats wltn what you are expected to do
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      245 11 WHERE TO STAY (Fed.) 20 Word* U (Mlm.}— Box 50 eta. txtrm MHORI MOTEL 4.0). Enicllsn, Ointonsss Food AiroondlUoned Rooma Pnons 239.1/8 STRAITtVIEW Modern Botol JR. air-conditioned rooms, dancing nightly. Phoo* 2133/4. WHERE TO EAT (Spore) M Wmrd* SS (Mlm.)— Box 50 eta. txtrm SPECIAL LUNCH and Dinner, enappattes vntrtarian
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    EXTREMELY QUIET DAY ON MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    516 14 From Our Market Correspondent VTEGLIGIBLE business il was reported when the Singapore trading room re-opened yesterday after the August Bank holiday and the toll pan-Malayan set-up was operating again. Conditions were extremely quirt largely due to the closure of the London Stock Exchange
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    STOCK INDICES
    23 14 Malayan Stock Indices: Aug. 4 Atif. 7 Industrials: 171.95 171.70 This: 264.33 26.1.14 S rubbers: 173.13 173.35 Jan. 1 195S 10«.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    515 14 /COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of deals In brackets: Induitrlili: Bouctaad (2,000) (1.63; Ea*t Smtltlof (2.000) 12.70; F. and N. orda 11.0001 J1.89: Gammon (4,000) tl 80. (3,000) (1.88. (5,000) $1.57; If. Breweries
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    Tin down by two dollars on increased offering
    311 14 T*HE tonnage estimated as offered on the Straits 1 tin market yesterday was 300 tons or 40 tons more than on Saturday following the backlog which was built up with the market closed on Saturday and Monday. It was the third highest
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    111 14 MELBOURNE, Tues/2ENERAL ißTestment and indusVI trial shares maintained yesterday's strength as investors hoped for some points in tonight's budget to be stimulating to the economy. A-O.G- reacted sharply losing 2s. 6d. to 535. 6d. and causing general depression in the oil section. Base meUU held steady. li—ns were
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    206 14 CHin lying ai*nind( th* SJncaavr* whar*** t«lay ar*: Ttnintral BA. Hoech Silvtrspny 26/27. Myrmidon 26/27 Boleslaw Blenit 44, Rermund 1». Amonct 47, Fernbrook 1/2. Ellen Balcke 31/33. Azochlian llaru 45, Lloyd Bakke 11/14, Cambodge 42/43, Btdor 28. Hoegh Bllver.pray 29/30. Sedill NW. 4, Valetta 617. Outtr raadt:
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    43 14 Ob the fr** *x*hang* market in Heng K*ng the U.S. d*ll*r quoted at ft 734 for T.T. and 5.711 for cash. Starling waa quoted at 15.91 »nd an* ca*l *r g*M at 349* All Malayan lichinn Bank*' alattan rate* were unchanged.
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    Talam Mines
    9 14 TaJam Mlnea produced 305 plculs In July.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    113 14 CHINISI Fratfoaa ■xtftana* tlataawr* •taan prltat par dicul yMUrday: Caaanitt all: bulk IX *aUan, flrnm 542 Mller*. Ceavai Aumitt |2R buyer*. I2i j aaiiem. Paaawr: Muatok white '147» tellers. Sarawak whit* $148 sallan, spadaj Sarawak black >107| •ellerß, garbled Lamponx black $10T* Miter*. AST A tIITI Milan Skisaaar*
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    Rubber crops
    42 14 Further July rubber crops (Jane In brackets i Included: Bents '.60.000 1b (134.000 Ib.V Jerau KoanUn 84.500 1b (81.000 !b.), K undone Tanjon* Pan 170.000 lb. (173.000 lb.). Mentakab 96.000 Ib. (77.000 lb.). and Sanfti Satan 300.000 Ib. (300.000 lb).
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    123 14 Auput 1. TTir** (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) F. ft N. 1> Cta Cold Store** «»d M. In IS ct«. Staanwhtp 9 eta. Brvwene* 28 CU 8. Times 32 cti. 8. Dart* 4M. 8. Traders SB W. Jack* 10 eta. UaltMra U eta. RoblMon B CU MININGS A.. Ami 2/11 PaAaag
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    CLOSING PRICES
    33 14 August 7. RUBBER PRICES SINGAPORE: 744 cents (down half a cent). K.L.: 741 cents (down three-eighths of a rent). TIN: $424.73 (down S2>. Estimated unofficial offerinx 300 tons (op 40 tons).
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    KUALA LUMPUR RUBBER PRICES
    265 14 I |°JNCE again, the Federation Rubbfr Market ruled quiet throughout the morning se&Mon with no fluciuation in prices and the turnover was small. Lower sheet Interest was also small. During the afternoon session, prices eased sllßntly with better offerings of lower sheets August first crsda rubbar
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    SINGAPORE'S RUBBER PRICES
    221 14 A UCUST first iirad* ruboar buyers f.a.b. closed at 5 p.m. in SlnKai pore yesterday at 744 rents per Ib. |<1o»n half a cent on Friday's closing price The tone was vsry quiet ant slightly utilr I.C.C.R.A. closing prices in rents per lb.. yesterday: Int. 1 R.S.S.
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      1021 14 y^— KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA. LTD. O.S.A. Pacific Atlantic Great Lake* Sarvtoa til tla tv (l« tl* roon p. t'kee) M'hin Annie* aj.Yort oM«ei*.vi >m,tnn M.r."' <» Ac* 11/ I left Sett N Seffl U Od M o*l "Sactitawa Man" it/22 Sipt 11 Oct 21 Oct it Net Ml »«>»«ii eoa'ptiac
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      897 14 lE°IORIENTI LINES I SAILINGS TO O.&. Deo S'oore Oep. Parang Arr. UK CATHAY" 8 Sep* 10 S*c* a Oct ORION" 3 Ocl 2* Oct CHITRAL' II Oct 12 Oct 3 No* CHUSAN" 8 No* 9 No* 2? No* 'ORCADES" t Dec 31 Om CATHAY" lODn 11 Dm 2 Jo« 1963
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      339 14 NOTICE The public is Hereby informed that the Ipoh branch of the China Engineers Limited Is now located at No. 30, Laxamana Road, (Ground Floor), off Brewster Road, Ipoh. Telephone No. 3593^ CHANGE OF ADDRESS T. S. Tay Co., Public Accountants, formerly of 122 A, Cecil Street, Singapore have changed
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      580 15 NOTICE Of THE SUPREME COURT OF MALAYAN UNIT TRUSTS THE FEDERATION OF MALAYA i tui-rrn IN TBI: HIGH COURT AI LIMITLU JOHORE BAHRU LOSS OF UNIT CERTIFICATE In Bankruptcy (W.EA.O.) No. 5 The following Unit Certificate ol IM2 registered in the names of Cedlia Re Bnjang bin Ahmad of Sekolah
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      415 15 NOTICES NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that. I, NGAI SENG SAI, Of No. 429, Sembawang Road, 14 nu, Singapore, 27, have applied to the Liquors Licensing Board, Singapore, tor a Public House Licence, First Class, ln respect of premises at No. 564-F. Sembawang Road, 14% m.s Singapore, 27 (ground I floor)
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      410 15 NOTICES THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR BOARD TRAFFIC DEPARTMENT Birthday of Prapbet MlHwrt Sunday, lttb Aagnsi. INS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that no tugs or mooring boats will be available for the berthing and unberthlng of vease's at the Singapore Harbour Board wharves after 1700 hour movements on Saturday, 11th August, 1962,
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      817 15 TENDERS J.K.R. KEDAH TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received from registered P.W.D. Contractors In Class "D" and above at the office ot the Jurutera Negerl, Kedab/ Perils, Alor Star up to 3.00 p.m of the 20th. day of August, 1962 for:— thb construction op three (3) blocks op six (6)
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      766 15 TENDERS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "E" and above registered Contractors will be rece ved at the Office of the Chief Architect, Ministry of Education, Young Road, Kuala Lumpur up to 3 pjn. of the 234.62 for the Erection and completion of Classrooms etc. to Schools at
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      Straight run will be just fine for Top Spec
      785 16  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with TIOP SPEC, third to Fine And Dandy over 6f on Sunday, after being nearly last at the home turn, should be a good each-way bet in Race 5 at Ipoh today. The ssf straight course will suit
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      128 16 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOS POINTER Race 1 JOEY SAN Shin* Persian Queen JOEY SAN Shirai Lee Garden NAT. CHARM Joey San Mill../ bM 2 KAI TERE Sathi Ramarajiam RAMARAJIAM Anfler's Serenade Kai Tere KAI TERE Ramarajiam Kheonr He* Race 3 WINSTON Waspada No Kiddinc FLY. PHOENIX Waspada
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      'Cracks' clash at level weights
      297 16 T*HE clash of top sprint--1 ers Peak of Perfection and Bilah SayanK II on level weights will be the hightlight of the Perak Gold Vase to be run over 5£f x straight at Ipoh on Sunday. The Handlcapper, Dick PoteHunt, has allotted both of them
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      1160 16 Race 1: 2.20— G1. 3 Div. 4— 6 f 1 ***** La Fiama (Lochinvar St.) Bagby, 8 90 Chonz t 2 ***** Lee Garden (Y.L. Lee) Martin, 5 813 (F) Johnson 7 3 ***** Persian Queen (Sungei Besi St.) Ahmad, 6 8.13 (F) »Liin 10 4 ***** Singular^
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      58 16 Bugs Hunny By MUUph MieimdaM 11 1 111 11 11 11 1 s -nJ frM sure voug money] l Xsomti^x cm take! I r li \y~ COMB IN. WOULP K tETTER < *MS, AHINTt ~J rjs^l if*** IIIKW'VBSTERI BUM SPENT ON ONE OP AW HIT I'LL f UftgH %»'*V^> J___JY
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      India win 4-1 in 'return'
      410 17  - India win 4- 1 in 'return' Oh Kee Tiang, MALAYA 1 INDIA 4; By Penang, Tuesday ENG WAH A 'MISFIT' IN ATTACK, MALAYA PAY PENALTY FOR ERROR INDIA, who were lucky to beat Malaya 3-2 at Merdeka Stadium on Sunday, showed improved form to win by 4-1 in the return
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      I saw red on FAM faces
      277 17  - I saw red on FAM faces NORMAN SIEBEL By FAM XI 4 |OI NT SERVICES 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— F.A.M. officials I was sitting with heaved a sigh of relief when Singapore Joint Services scored an equalising goal at 2-2 and then went on to lead 3-2 on a penalty
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      Schubert seeks Govt aid today
      216 17 Schubert seeks Govt aid today SINGAPORE. Toes. Carl Schubert, who leads Singapore's team to the Asian Games at Jakarta this month, tackles an important task tomorrow to seek financial aid from the government. The Chef de Mission U likely to ask for more than half the total cost of sending
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      NZ basketball team coming
      74 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. New Zealand's national basketball team will arrive here on Sept. 17 and will play Tong Kheng. the Singapore champions, on Sept. 18 and Singapore on Sept. 19 at the Happy World Stadium Australia's national team will probably play here In November. They have asked
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      US fall to Mexico in Davis Cup tie shock
      202 17 US fall to Mexico in Davis Cup tie shock MEXICO CITY, Tues. 1Ti The United States, who have won the Davis Cup six times In post-war, years, were eliminated 3-2 hy Mexico in their second round American zone tie here. It was the United states first defeat In the American
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      230 17 THE WORLD OF SPORT SYDNEY: Australian Olyrfrpic swimmer and former world record holder lisa Konradc was Injured In a car smash In the western Sydney suburbs of Ashfleld today. Doctors told reporters that lisa might have fractured her left wrist. HAMBURG: Sandra ReynoldsPrice (South Africa) won the women's singles title
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      Rain hits counties
      90 17 LONDON, Tues. There was no play in the county cricket matches at Bristol and Canterbury yesterday, because of rain which also affected the rest of the programme. Close of play scores: At the Oval: Surrey 233 Notts 86-1 At Swansea: Glamorgan 363--6 dec. Pakistan 51-1. At Leicester:
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      Course record
      33 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore champion motor cyclist K. C. Wong set a course record at the Singapore Motor Club's Dunlop Hill Climb on Sunday. Riding a Yamaha Formula 111. be clocked 48J0S6C.
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      74 17 SOCCER RACB LEAGUE: Dynamos 4 Merdeka XI 1 TAIPING LEAGUE Dtr. X: Per. satuan Melayu 3 Town Council 0. STOKE LEAGUE Mr. t: Marines 'A' a Setla Jay* 0; Dhr. 3C: Kg Kapor 5 Bawean 4; Div. 3D: Alagappa 4 Indian Youngsters 3. IPOH LEAGUE DW. 1: KUat 3
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        389 17  - 125 athletes of 4 nations to parade for King LEE FOO SAN By IPOH, Tuesday rkNE hundred and twenty-five athletes representx Ing Malaya, Australia, Singapore and Pakistan will parade before the King in the opening ceremony of the AAU's open international championships on the Ipoh padang on Thursday morning. Following
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        21 17 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The BAFA League Div. 1 match between RAF Seleter and Fathul Karib at Jalan Besar today was postponed.
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      62 17 mmamgmm/mmmmmgm Sports Diary SOCCER FAS CUP FINAL: Mercantile Bank v Sunrise (Princes Rd.. XL 5.15). SBHFA LEAGCE-CtTP: HK Bank v Mercantile, Wearnes v Eveready. Olass v Cold Storage (all at Parrer Park). Shell v Traction (Spore padang). IPOH LEAGUE DIV. 1: TMCA 1/7 Gurkhas (Assembly Hall). TENNIS SCHOOLBOYS INTERNATIONAL: Malaya
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    199 18 MANILA, Tuesday. PHILIPPINES President Diosdado Macapagal to- night asked 10 senior Government officials to resign from the Service for their alleged connections with the deported American millionaire Harry C. Stonehill, the Presidential Press Office announced. Press Secretary Leo Parungao said in a statement
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    87 18 COLOMBO, Tues. The Ceylon Government Parliamentary group decided yesterday that a 25 per cent cut in the subsidised weekly rice ration should be restored within six months. Mr Felix Dias Bandaranaike. Minister of Finance, said every attempt would be made to
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    Two die in crash
    82 18 TOKYO. Tues.— A passenger train slammed into a truck at an unmarked crossing between Tokyo and Yokohama today and then was hit by a second train shortly before the beginning of the commuter rush hour. Two persons were killed, and 170 others injured. Tokyo poli'v S
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    Lock icon Rain forces a draw in Pakistan game
    232 18 Rain forces a draw in Pakistan game LONDON Tues. Results in today's cricket matches were: At Swansea: Match drawn. No play today because of rain. Glamorgan 363 for six declared. Pakistan 51 (or one. At Leicester: Match drawn. No play today because ol rain. Derbyshire 334 for rive declared. Leicestershire
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    Federation schools win easily
    224 18 Federation schools win easily KUALA LUMPUR. lues. Federation "boys and girls e*oily boat their Singapore opponents in tonights schools international badminton matches p.ayed at. the Seiangor Buuminlon Hall. Results were: Education Ministers Cup (Boys;. Federation bt Singapore 8-1 (Federation mentioned first): Singles: Yew Cheng Hoe bt Chionh Chai Luay 16-5.
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    40 18 TAIPEH Tues. United States aid to nationalist China In 1962 will be In the neighbourhood of US$lO5 to U8 $130 million, the head of the US Agency for International Development 'AID' Mission to Free China said yesterday. U.P.I
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    DEATHS
    56 18 CAPTAIN A. OINNY, aced 79. of Sunset Filial Sepanc paaacd away on 7th August. IM2 at Lady Templar Hospital CABLE RECEIVED from Vaddjkoddnl Jaffna that late Mr. Tha-no-iharampllliiy Thamblayah, pensioner, formerly of Burvey Office paused away peacefully on 7.8.82 father-ln-1 iw of Mraan. 8. Baharatnam Teleconv Kuala I-M'H and
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    51 18 ACK NOWLEDGMENT MR AND MRS. C l> RelncaMle nincrrely thank ail relative* :md frlrnda for thrlr KOOd MM valuable KifU anil Kind attendance at th"lr wedding an 4-H-62 THE FAMILY of trw late Mr Ka Irirndt. and relative* for night vialu reaths etc. and nttendiincr at toe ftiner;il on S
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    170 18 UN denies air pressure on Tshombe NEW YORK, Tues. A United Nations spokesman last night "categorically" denied that the ban imposed on flights to and from Katanga airports it controlled was "any move to bring pressure on Mr, Tshombe." He was commenting on a news dlispatch from Elisabethville, quoting informed
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    Talks on jazz
    27 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mrs. Helen Brown will resume her talks on American jazz at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow in the library of the U.B. Cultural Centre.
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    Malaysia's top three beauties off to U.S.
    111 18 MALAYSIA'S three beauties flew to Honic Kong by CPA yesterday on the first stage of their trip to Lone Beach, California, for the "Miss International" contest The trio, Nancy Liew (Mis* Singapore). Jane Lim (Miss Borneo), and Brenda Alvlsse (Miss Malaya) were bundles
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    Club to hold a dance
    57 18 SINGAPOrti:.. Tues. The Tony Brady Friends Club will hold a dance and social at the Fraser and Neave Hall on Saturday from 8 p.m. to 1 a.m. Tickets, at $3 each, are available at the Singapore Cold Storage, Natural Photo Supplies in North Bridge Road.
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    305 18 LONDON. Tues. Stock markets in London today lost a good j deal of their pre-holiday enthusiasm. Nevertheless a firm tone was maintained, prices responding to a selective demand after a hesitant start. Industrials were very quiet during the morning but a distinctly better tendency developed around mid-day and
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    RUBBER
    39 18 LONDON, Tues.— Spot 231/16 d., Sept. 22V»d., Oct. 22 3/IM.. Nov. 22 3 18d.. Oct. /Dec. 23 3/16 d.. Jan/Mar 22 d.. April June 22V4d., July/Sept, unquoted elf. August 22d.. Sept. 21 16/16 d.. Oct. 2H»d. Tone: Quiet.
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    23 18 LONDON. Tues.— Buyers £8494. sellers £8504, Forward buyer* £8504. sellers £851, Settlement £860. Turnover a.m 210 tons, p.m. 70 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    SARAWAK'S NEW CHINESE PARTY BACKS MALAYSIA
    356 18 SARAWAK'S NEW CHINESE PARTY BACKS MALAYSIA KUCHING, Tuesday. gARAWAK'S new political party, the Sarawak Chinese Association, has declared its support for the formation of Malaysia and the Government's anti-subversion measures. It intends, however, to strive for citizenship status for all Chinese born in Sarawak, all naturalised British subjects and all
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    Australia starts chain of dairy companies
    184 18 Australia starts chain of dairy companies KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Another stage of a chain organisation producing dairy products in Malaya, Thailand, Burma and the. Philippines has been established. Formal agreement to set up Asia Dairy Industries Ltd. a $7 million concern was signed here today between the chairman of the
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    78 18 BOGOTA, lues. Bandits I killed 14 persons— four adults j and ten children in weekend i raids at two points in the Colombian provinces, it was announced today. A band of 20 men led by Jacinto (Black Blood) Cruz beheaded three adults and ten children early
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    Union president
    18 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Teo Beng Siang has been reelected president of the Mansfield Local Employees' Union.
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    318 18 Marilyn had a mystery phone call HOLLYWOOD, Toe*. A new element of mystery clouded th« death of Marilyn Monroe today. The actress' housekeeper said yesterday Miss Monroe was disturbed by a mysterious telephone call which she received the ninht before she died. Mrs. Eunice Murray. the last person to see
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      41 18 UIOHEST Hiid lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 p.m. yesterday were: Highest Lowest Singapore 88 73 Kota Bharu 86 75 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 92 70 Malacca 88 72 'Kuala Lumpur 89 73
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