The Straits Times, 1 August 1963

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    19 1 AVIRK.K DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100.000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, AUGUST 1, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Summit talks continuing...
    22 1 After Tengku's courtesy call on Soekarno and three hours in secret session -the Foreign Ministers' agreement is endorsed WARD
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    THAT MAGIC TOUCH
    1146 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN: From MANILA. Wed. TENGKU Abdul Rahman's magic touch thrust "confrontation" into the background at the summit conference here today. All the Tengku did was to pay an unexpected courtesy call on President Soekarno at a.m. before the first' secret session of the summit conference and
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    Thant for A-ban ceremony
    41 1 Thant for A-ban ceremony UNITED NATIONS, Wed. U Thant plans to visit Moscow for the signing of the nuclear test ban treaty between the U.S., Russia and Britain on Monday. An announcement said he had accepted invitations from the three Governments.
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    Lock icon New Dutch Cabinet
    79 1 THE HAGUE. Wed. The new Dutch Prime Minister, Mr. Victor Marijnen. Minister of Agriculture in the last Cabinet, formally pre- sented hi* coalition Government to Parliament today and issued a statement saying it would follow the Mine policies as its predecessor. Mr. Marijnen. 46. was the third
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    New Telex link
    14 1 LONDON. Wed— Ceylon's first Telex service was opened today with Britain
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    I am very happy says Tengku
    362 1 I am very happy says Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, said over Radio Malaya tonight that he was very happy" with the outcome of his talks with President Soekarno and President Macapagal this morning. "The talks began in a tense atmosphere, but as t hey
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    As Moscow sees it...
    33 1 MOSCOW. Wed— The Sovlei eu spa per Trud today rnarged hai the piopcsed Malay»iai> Fedrailon was a devicr cieated b> x>ndnn financiers 10 maintain ontrel ovtr th« vital region
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    Lock icon Jakarta all set now to meet air raids
    117 1 Jakarta all set now to meet air raids JAKARTA. Wed. The Jakarta garrison was yesterday equipped with three anti-aircraft batteries, comprising 54 guns and radar to protect the capital from air raids "in connection with the Malaysia issue," the army announced today. The Deputy Army Commander, Brigadier General Mursjid, speaking
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    Death fall
    31 1 SINGAPORE. Wed. A 67--year-old woman. Lim Bale Kirn. of River Valley Road, tell to her death tonight from the third floor of a flat in Jiilan Merpaii. Aljunled Road.
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    PEKING BLAST AT THE RUSSIANS
    163 1 nnHE Peking Gov- eminent today openly charged Russia with form in" an anti-Chinese alliance with the United States and selling out the interest* of its own people and other Communist countries. The violence of the statement prompted immediate speculation in diplomatic circles here ax to
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    Lock icon Red troops cross Indian border
    143 1 NEW DELHI, Wednesday. fHE Pleas Trust of India PTI i reported today that Chinese Communist patrols bad crossed India's North-Knst Frontier in two places. A dispatch from Shillong, quoting ""reliable sources," did not say when the reported crossing took place. It was not known >
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    Ward in hospital after drugs
    971 1 Ward in hospital after drugs I ON DON. Wed Dr. i lj Stephen Ward, the London society osteoi path, was unconscious and "grievously ill" m I hospital tonight, but j there is hope that he will recover. An official at the hospital where the 50-year-old Ward wus taken this morning
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    38 1 WARD GUILTY LONDON. Wed »r Ntrphen Ward tr^ found guilty on two counts ><l King on immoral earning Judge «jhl »r would anMMXc >entcncc wlirn \\A\t\ t»uld appear in ourt. Rruter. (S r r tllOMt I
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    AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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    Lock icon 600,000 Koreans on alert to foil new war attempt by Reds
    357 2 SEOUL (South Korea), Wednesday THK South Korea Defence Minister, Gen. Kirn Sung Eun. said today that his entire HOO.OOO man forces were on the alert against any Communist attempt to provoke a war in Korea again. "U> should not
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    Lock icon 'Floating armories' sent to the East
    162 2 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. 'PHE United States now has three "floating armories in the Far East loaded with all kinds of equipment from tanks to battle rations and ready to move quickly to Asian crisis points. The defence Secretary, Mr. Robert S. McNamara. told Congress that
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    Lock icon Cholera alert
    23 2 MANILA. Wed.— Health officers in the outer provinces have been alerted following a sharp rise of suspected cholera patients here. Router.
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    Rebel success
    27 2 SAIGON. Wed. A government outpost 35 miles north of Saigon was attacked by Communist guerillas with the lost cf four men killed and IT missing.
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    Lock icon Kerala... Just a little damp
    72 2 Kerala... Just a little damp NEW DELHI, Wed. Indian prohibition laws were broken 15,938 times during the last recorded fiscal year in the state of Kerala alone. This was the number of offences actually detected In the 55 per cent of the state which Is covered by prohibition rules. The
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    Lock icon NOW—INSTANT SLEEP
    56 2 NOW— INSTANT SLEEP LONDON. Wed. A Japanese firm has Introduced an instant sleep device to the British market, the firm said today. The makers. Majima Co. Ltd. of Tokyo, claim that the device a small box giving oft* a continuous sound of raindrops "puts its user to sleep and is
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    REBELS IN TIMOR SET UP A 'GENERAL STAFF'
    135 2 REBELS IN TIMOR SET UP A 'GENERAL STAFF' JAKARTA, Wed. Rebels in the Jungles of Portuguese Timor have set up an army general staff, according to a mimeographed circular dropped in editorial mailboxes here this week. "Five "generals" one a woman with a staff of 18 majors and colonels were
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    PT-109 men off
    41 2 LO6 ANGELES. Wed. Seven men who served with President Kennedy on the ill-fated PT-109 in the Pacific during the War left for Japan to commemorate the 30th anniversary of the sinking of their vessel by the destroyer Amagiri.
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    Lock icon UN group rules to keep out South Africa
    490 2 UN group rules to keep out South Africa fIENEVA. Wed. The United Nations Economic and Social Council yesterday ruled that South Africa should not take part in the work of the Economic Commission for Africa until the council decided otherwise. An Argentinian resolution to this effect was passed by six
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    Red troops all along the Tibetan border, says India
    56 2 Red troops all along the Tibetan border, says India THE Indian Government said today that Chinese troops were deployed all along the Indian border with Tibet. A spokesman of the Indian External Affairs Ministry added that the Chinese had occupied the twenty-kilometre demilitarised zone north of the border from which
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      Lock icon Russia and America pledge to work for more peace pacts
      392 3 QENEVA, Wed. Russia and the United States today pledged to do their utmost to cap the partial nuclear test ban treaty with further accords to reduce international tension. The Moscow agreement was acclaimed at the resumed 17-nation disarmament conference here
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      Lock icon Rusk flying to Nik with a letter from Jack
      217 3 Rusk flying to Nik with a letter from Jack WASHINGTON, Wed. Tf Mr. Dean Rusk. U.S. Secretary of State, will take a letter to Mr. N i k 1 t a Khrushchev from President Kennedy when he 'eaves for Moscow this weeke n d administration officials said here last nißht.
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      BAN-THE-BOMB MARCHERS TO SKIP AUSTRIA
      74 3 BAD REICHENHALL 'West Germany), Wed. About 90 "Ban-the-Bomb" demonstrators from Britain and several European countries last night gave up their plan to go through Austria after police had barred their way and sent them back to West Germany. A member of the group said they
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      Lock icon Market talks flop
      37 3 BRUSSELS. Wed— The mlnlnterial council of the six-nation Common Market yesterday ended a two-da? meeting here having made little or no progress on the main stumbling blocks to Ijrther development of the community.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Playboy publisher
      35 3 CHICAGO. Wed.— A municipal i ludge ruled yesterday that Playboy magazine publisher Hugh Hefner. 37. must stand trial on Oct. 7 on charges tne magazine printed obscene photographs of actresses Jayne Mansfield. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon PACT A BIG FRAUD SAYS PEKING
      124 3 PEKING. Wed. China toda> officially condemned the Moscow'partial test ban agreement as "a big fraud" and called for a world conference of the heads of government. In a statement, it advocated "complete, thorough, total and resolute prohibition and destruction of nuclear weapons." It said
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      Shelly sits in again
      105 3 TRIE to her* word, dark-haired Shelly Carnoles. Zl. of Brooklyn, is back at her sit-in tasks as she said she would be. Shelly was arrested the day before taking part in a demonstra- iion blocking entrance j to the construction site of the Medical Centre, i
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      Lock icon DE GAULLE MAY MEET JACK IN WASHINGTON
      277 3 DE GAULLE MAY MEET JACK IN WASHINGTON PARIS, Wednesday A MEETING In Washington between President; Kennedy and General de Gaulle Is expected to take place, early next year, according to official circles here. The principle of such a meeting has already been agreed to between the two heads of state.
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      Lock icon The phony fishing champ who didn't get away
      127 3 LONDON. Wea. William McNaughton, 22 won the British All-Comers' Sea Angling Championship last January with three codling fish which he did not catch. Yesterday he was fined £20 at a court in Tynemouth when he pleaded guilty to getting £43 worth of
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      Lock icon US $20 mil. for Bible film
      51 3 PARIS. Wed. Columbia Pictures yesterday announced it has j allocated USS2O million for a film production of "The Bible." The director is Orson Welles. FilmIns will start in two month in Italy. Parts wiiroe snot in Egypt and Spain. The cast was not announced.
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      23 3 WASHINGTON. Wed— The Senate foreign relations committee yesterday approved Mr. Henry: Cabot Lodge as new Ambassador to South Vietnam.— U.P I.
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      Across the Channel on farm tractor
      145 3 DOVER. Wed.— A 31-year-olc! Briton, Mr. David Tapp. arrived here this morning after crossing the English Channel In seven and three-quarter hours on a farm tractor Mr. Tapp immediately drove off to plough a field The record attempt began from Cape Griz Nez. France
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    Lock icon Fanning plans for Naval Base land
    452 4 Fanning plans for Naval Base land OUT: SANDYS LETTER TO LEE— ON CROWN PROPERTY IN STORE LONDON, Wednesday fHE Admiralty has agreed to allow farmers to cultivate land at the Singapore Naval Base. But it will not give it up completely for security reasons. This was learned today when the
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    WEEKEND IN JAIL FOR RAPE CASE BOMOH
    146 4 WEEKEND IN JAIL FOR RAPE CASE BOMOH KUALA LUMPUR, Wed —The Chief Justice. Dato Sir James Thomson, said today he would decide on Monday whether to grant bail to Ismail Naina Mohamed, 43, the Klang bomoh charged with rape. Ismail was committed for trial In the High Court earlier this
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    King's message to Switzerland
    53 4 KUALA LUMPUR Wed.— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong today sent a message of greetings and good wishes to the President of Switzerland on the occasion of the country's National Day celebrations. A similar message was sent by the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, to the Government and
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    Perfume factory
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Mnusiei lor Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. will declare open a perfume factory at the Redhill Industrie Estate on Saturday.
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    $624 more for Madam Jathambal
    206 4 $624 more for Madam Jathambal SINGAPORE, Wed.— Strait* Times readers in Singapore and the Federation today donated another $624.80 for Singapore widow. Madam Jathambal, whose watchman J husband was killed In a road accident, and her 15 children. The total fund Is now $7,173 66 New donations are: Mr. Ann.
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    A service for those died in revolt
    109 4 A service for those died in revolt si NGAPORE. Wed. A service will be held at Limbang, in Sarawak, close to the Brunei border, on Saturday to commemorate the police officers and Royal Marines who were killed there during the Brunei revolt last December. A British Army statement heie said
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    L-month: European firms praised
    75 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The chairman of the National Language Month Committee here.' Inche Abdullah Yassln. today praised European firms for supporting the language drive. He was speaking at the presentattoo of certificates to winners of a contest for decoration of shops I and business houses (Siring
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    OFFER OVERSUBSCRIBED
    64 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Colonial Development Corporation's offer for sale of five million units of SI stock in the Malaya Borneo Building Society Ltd. baa already been oversubscribed by more than $2 million even before its application list opens. Application forms were available on Monday. The application list
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    'Bamboozling' charge against Mayor
    180 4 PENANG Wednesday. AN opposition councillor, Mr. M. S. A. Zachariah (All.-Padang Brown) today accused the Socialist Front Mayor, Mr. Ooi Thiam Siew, of "trying to bamboozle and browbeat the opposition." "I want straightforward answers to my questions." i Mr Zachariah demanded in an adjournment speech at
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    Premier Lee allays the traders, worries
    280 4 Premier Lee allays the traders worries CINGAPORK. Wed The Prime Minister. Mr. Lre Kuan Yew. last niuht allayed the anxiety of businessmen on the future of Singapore's entrepot trade after the formation of Malaysia and Uncommon market. Even at the end of the 12 transitional years when Singapore becomes a
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    Language Queen
    40 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. A contest to elect a National Language Month Queen at the Victoria Institution here will be the highlight of the second pha.se of the Language Month in Selangor. It will be held on Aug. 8.
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      188 4 m Walking Is Old Fashioned Since the dependable HONDA 50 motorcycle be- an unbelievable 90 km per liter. The HONDA 50 is perfect for commuting to the came so popular, walking has become old fashioned. office, mother's shopping trips, riding to school, x. unvinA L -a Add tO thlS the
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    Bigger role for teachers after Malaysia: Yong
    446 5 Bigger role for teachers after Malaysia: Yong SINGAPORE. Wednesday THK Minister lor Education. Mr. Yong Nvuk Lin, told a big rally of teachers today that their responsibilities would increase with Singapore's attainment of independence through Malaysia. Some 2,000 teachers from all four language streams were celebrating Teachers' Day for the
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    Detective, wife each fined $750
    139 5 JOHORE BAHRU, Wed— A Special Branch detective today toid the Johore Bahru Sessions Court he did not know his wife was smuggling nearly 200 lbs. of dutiable leather In the boot of a car which he himself was driving. Wong Uun Hool. 36. said he
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    Water use is up again
    53 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. With water stocks at 39.8 per cent of capacity, consumption yesterday totalled 53.481.000 gallons compared with 52.087.000 gallons used on Monday. Negligible rain fell yesterday In South Johore and Singapore and. although the rain-making plane was up again, there were no suitable cloud
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    Big drive by traffic police
    210 5 SINGAPORE, Wed TRAFFIC Police have launched an intensive campaign to bring: offending motorists to book. The Police Secretary. Mr. T. Cheiliah today disclosed that since the drive was launched on July 5. 1.444 motorists had been booked for speeding by the Mobile Squad. In addition,
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    SINGAPORE IS 'LOVELY' SAYS BENNETTE
    67 5 SINGAPORE IS 'LOVELY' SAYS BENNETTE PRETTY Bennette Rwang (above). Hong Kong Convent schoolgirl touring Malaya and Singapore, says both territories are "lovely." Bennette. 16. winner of a Jaycee oratorical contest in Hong Kong, had the choice of visiting the country she liked best and she chose Singapore. She says: "This
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    A Privy Council 'no' to Dr. Siva appeal
    297 6 A Privy Council 'no to Dr. Si va appeal LONDON, Wednesday. •pHE Judicial Committee of the Privy Council is to recommend to the Yang di-Pertuan Agong that he dismiss an application by Dr. S. Sivasithamparam, 35, for special leave to appeal against his conviction last May ior corruption. Dr. Siva,
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    Ration pack with a $10 surprise
    228 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed A SOLDIER on jungle operations on the Thai- Malayan border will find a $10 note concealed in his 48-hour ration pack when he opens it. This Is to mark the 500,--000 th package being sealed today by the Ist Supply Company
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    Customs open fire in channel chase
    184 6 Customs open fire in channel chase PENANG, Wed. A Customs raiding party opened flre last night at two vessels which attempted to attack it while it was chasing another boat in midchannel between Penang and Butterworth. An hour after this incident Province Wellesley police raided a house at Jalan Mohamed
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    Supervisee jailed
    44 6 TELUK ANTON. Wed.— Zakaria bin Ngah Harun. 26. a police supervisee, was sentenced to a year's jail in the magistrate's court here yesterday when he plpeaded guilty "to failing to report to the Kampong Gajah police station on Jan. 7 as required.
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    93 6 SYDNEY. Wed. A Qantas Boeing 7*7 iet. riding at 150 miles an hour jet stream at 35.000 ft., made a record nonstop flight from Singapore to Sydney today. Piloted by Captain M. A. Hammond, it reached a top speed of 685 miles an hour to
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    Ex-rugger star Dowse to wed sister of Liberal leader
    151 6 Ex-rugger star Dowse to wed sister of Liberal leader PENANG. Wed— The engagement has been announced of Mr. S. H. Dowse, former Penang assistant Settlement Secretary In Penang. and Miss Marion Byers < above) younger sister of Mr. Frank Byers. chairman of the Liberal Party in Britain. The wedding is
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    Aid to Sarawak to continue
    53 6 KUCHING. Wed. Senator Nancy Buttiield of Australia said today Australia would continue to assist Sarawak under the Colombo Plan after the birth of Malaysia. She was talking to reporters just before her departure for Brunei. She is on her way to Europe to attend the
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    Anti-cholera drive
    26 6 BEN TONG, Wed. —More than 1,000 pupils received anti-cholera Injections at the Suleiman School here yesterday. Nurses from the Health Department gave the injections.
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    Ambush: Now big drive on border bandits
    170 6 A MALAYAN-THAI PATROL IS SHOT UP ALOR STAR, Wednesday. VJ ALAYAX and Thai security forces today intensified large-scale follow-up operations against a big gang border bandits who ambushed a combined security force patrol in Thai jungle last weekend. The security forces suffered four
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    Anniversary of the end of the Emergency
    88 6 ALOR STAR, Wed.— The Sultan of Kedah today laid a wreath before the Merdeka Gardens Memorial at a simple ceremony marking the third anniversary of the end of the Emergency. The Ruler was received by the Kedah-Perlis Chief Police Officer, Mr. J. G.
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    Vice girl says: Taximan took $7 cut
    218 6 Vice girl says: Taximan took $7 cut OINGAPORE, Wed.— A 17-year-old girl said in court today that of the $20 fee she received for sexual intercourse with men she gave $7. to a taxi operator. Koh Ka Mai, a hairdresser was testifying against the taxi operator. Robert Lee alias Lee
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    Acid attack: Youth held
    62 6 I IPOH. Wed— Police have detained a youth, suspected to be on* of the two who flung acid on private detective. Yap Hoclc Heng. 36. yesterday morning. Yap a retired detective sergeant. was burnt on his chest as acid was flung at him while he stopped
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    105 6 JAKARTA, Wad SINGAPORE Ch 1 nesc have been investing in Sumatra's rubber industry, using Indonesian "front men," according to the Berita Indonesia. It named the Hok Tong Company of Singapore as the biggest investor, but gave no source for its information. It said more than
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    ASSEMBLY: SECOND DAY OF THE BIG DEBATE House told: This is why SPA voted against polls Bill
    5636 7 ASSEMBLY: SECOND DAY OF THE BIG DEBATE House told: This is why SPA voted against polls Bill by OUR ASSEMBLY REPORTERS Singapore, Wed. Rajah; Many things Premier did which were right, but-.. Eng Guan hits out at financial, common mart arrangement \JR. A. P. Rajah, Singapore People's Alliance Assemblyman- for
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    3 Malayans for first trade union course in Chinese
    220 8 3 Malayans for first trade union course in Chinese KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Three Malayan trade unionists will leave soon to attend the first trade union course in Chinese to be offered by the International Confederation of Free Trade Unions. The 10-day course from Au£ 5 is being conducted In Talpeh,
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    Malay trading plan approved
    303 8 Malay trading plan approved KUALA KANGSAR, Wed. Plans have been completed for a big Malay import and distribution firm linked probably with an Australian group of department stores. This was disclosed by the Assistant Minister of Commerce and ludustry, Haji Khalid bin Awang Osman, at a meeting of 150 Malay
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    PROTECT AMAHS CALL TO MTUC
    170 8 SEREMBAN, Wednesday. THE Negri Sembilan division of the Malayan Trades Union Congress last night resolved to request its headquarters to seek proper legislation to protect and safeguard the interests of amahs. A statement from the MTUC division said: "Grouped together, this section of labour referred
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    Girl loses her jewellery
    53 8 PENANG. Wed. A receptionist. Miss Lee Sang Luen, lost $80 worth of jewellery from her handbag yesterday. Miss Lee. who works in a Chulia Street dispensary, reported to police she left the bag on a shelf. Later she found It open and missed a gold chain,
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    MIC branch chief
    23 8 MALACCA. Wed. Mr. K M. Basheer has been elected chairman of the new Merllmau branch of the Malayan Indian Congress.
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    Artillery wants recruits
    85 8 Artillery wants recruits KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Federation Army Is looking for more recruits, especially Chinese, for the Federation Artillery. Recruitment will be made in Malacca on Aug. 5 and 6 at the St. Francis Institution and In Seremban on Aug. 7 and Bat King George V Bchool. Applicants should
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    I.A. branch chief
    26 8 TKLUK ANSON, Wed. —Mr. V. Ranganathan. an assistant on Cicely Estate near here, has been elected president of the Lower Perak Indian Association.
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    Lock icon Macleod: No threat
    67 8 LONDON. Wed. Mr. lain Macleod. Leader of the House of Commons, said last night that Malaysia was not a threat to law and order in the area or to peace. He was replying to a suggestion by Mr. William Warbey (Labour) that the target date of Aug.
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    The Japanese sailors go ashore—with goodwill in their hearts
    274 8  - The Japanese sailors go ashore— with goodwill in their hearts OH KEE TIANG: PENANG. Wednesday By 1,200 Japanese sailors "invaded" Penang today with the arrival of four destroyers of the Japanese Maritime SelfDefence Force training fleet commanded by Rear-Admiral Koji Takikawa. Soon after the destroyers steamed into Penang harbour, the
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    SULTAN OF BRUNEI IN TALKS WITH SANDYS
    98 8 LONDON. Wed— A spokesjman at the Colonial Office said today that arrangements for discussions at official level were being made following the meeting last night between the Commonwealth and Colonial Secretary. Mr. Duncan Sandys, ard the Sultan of Brunei. He said that there
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    Contest for Miss Golden Voice
    49 8 I KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Th« Pun-Malayan Telecommunication j "Miss Golden Voice" competition will be held at the Tcngku Abdul Rahman Hall here on Saturday night. Radio Malaya will stage li» Malayan Star Show." a programme of music and comedy In conjunction with the competition
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    1900 9 ONLY TWO REACHED JOURNEY'S END AFTER TS MASS BREAK-OUT ON I special 1 SINGAPORE ISLAND \^*™y ONE dark night in April 1042, 17 men tried a mass escape from ii Japanese prison camp at Pasir PanJang on Singapore island They had hoped
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    DEATHS
    77 10 3* Wtrdt Sl* (Minimum) MRS. s>Mls>pt of 9 Amu* pasaed away peacefully on 11/7/ W. Burial 9 a.m. 1/8/03 at Holy Family iiiiinh theme to Bldadan. HENO SltW HUA fatbsr of Hung M.n*, H'in« Kiani. Hunt Ssah, Hung Chew and Rung Kow passsd away peacefully on 31/7/83 at 8.30
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    The Straits Times Thursday, August 1, 1963. Hope Rises In Manila
    659 10 The Straits Times Thursday, August 1, 1963. Hope Rises In Manila "Cautious optimism" is still the right phrase for the Manila summit conference. But it is hard on the nerves (and no doubt is meant to be) when official Indonesian spokesmen bang the gong. If the closed sessions reveal that
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    Batu Pahat
    411 10 Nineteen days after the town council elections, Batu Pahat is still without an effective administration. The electorate unfortunately so divided its favours that there does not seem to be any possible combination that can produce a stable majority. The council has four- Alliance members, four Socialists, one United
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    Extra Time
    129 10 Singapore teachers will now have eight years in which to pass the Standard I and Standard II examination in Malay, a concession agreed to by the Education Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, after representations from the Singapore Teachers' Union. Though the coming of Malaysia calls for redoubled efforts
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    Middle man in tragic sandwich that is Laos...
    1332 10  -  GARRY BARKER from Straits Times Special Correspondent VIENTIANE Wednesday The neutralist General who keeps a lonely vigil from his tent on the Plain of Jars OF all the promin c n t figures produced by the Laotian turmoil, the martyr will likely
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      Our unruly weather
      362 10 TN reply to JCAs letter 1 in the Straits Times of July 25. I wish to point out that the atmospheric processes that result in weather in the tropical and equatorial areas are not known to obey any precise scientific rules. Considerable research in weather forecasting has
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      Z-shocks
      66 10 THE lights at the zebra crossing at Jalan Mountbatten-Jalan Melaka In Kuala Lumpur are a nuisance. The button ("Press Firmly," says a prir.ted notice above lr> which should change the colour of the light Is now only a "stump." I pressed the "stump" the other day and got the
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      Renewals
      57 10 ]T Is the usual practice to date the renewal of a driving licence from the date on which It is renewed, not from the expiry date. Why can't the department follow the system used for road tax. which is renewed from the month It expires, not on the date
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    KENNEDY'S REPAIR MAN GOES TO EUROPE
    323 10  -  Godfrey Hodgson I>> ONDON. Wed— Presi-M-J dent Kennedy has sent one of his top advisers on a highly sensitive mission to London. His job is to find out what went wrong with tbe "special relationship 4 between America and Britain at the time of
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      41 10 "•gee ghou) The Renowned CUSTOM TAILORS Styles Cut to the Latest Fashions Hand Tailored Best Workmanshi Mm Importers Exporters of High Clest Worsteds Woollen,. SINGAPORE: 21, Chutio Srre«t, Tai: *****. HONGKONG: Mirador MlMiw, 1«» lUsmm No. 8, 54-44, N«tfc«n RaW, Kowimh.
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    Albert Soon case judge will give his decision today
    1688 11 MARSHALL 'This simple Baba family was like the pelandoks, quivering in corner' DE SOUZA 'Obscene pictures with a joyous expression prove that she co-operated 9 SINGAPORE, W«d Justice Winslow is expected to give his decision tomorrow on whether Albert Soon Hehg
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    Singapore store pioneer dies at 77
    213 11 Singapore store pioneer dies at 77 SINGAPORE, Wed. Mr. Tan Hoan Kie, head of one of the first Asian department stores in Singapore, died of a heart attack on Sundaq. He w^ 1 77 He was founder and proprietor of Aurora Store In High Street and owned stores and Import
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    Bus driver's conviction is upheld
    70 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. A traction company driver. Lim Poh Kirn. who appealed against a magistrate's court conviction for driving a bus carelessly, had his conviction upheld by the High Court today. Lim had been fined SB5 in the magistrate's court. He knocked down a six-year-old boy
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    Strike by printers is deferred
    243 11 Strike by printers is deferred 1/-UALA LUMPUR. Wed. 1V The 8.000-strong National Union of Employees in the Printing Industry tonight deferred its proposed nationwi d c strike action, scheduled for tomorrow, to Monday. The genera] secretary of the union. Mr. G. Rajanayagam. described the move as an act of "good
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    Ship fireman fined $10,000
    52 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The chief fireman of an Indonesian vessel. Salam bin Sor. 28. was fined $10,000 or a year's fail by a magistrate's court today for Illegal possession of 1801 Us of raw opium on board a ship yesterday. He pleaded guilty and did not pay
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    Documentary on Malaysia on TV
    37 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Television Singapura will broadcast a documentary entitled "Agreement over Malaysia" at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow. The narration will be in English. There will be Malay narration in the second sound channel.
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    Byrne opens fair
    25 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Minister for Health and Law. Mr. K.M. Byrne, tonight declared open the C,rr it World Trade and Industrial Pair.
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      675 11 I Today's radio, TV I RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA MFDIIM WAVF kfrvipf NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE SERVICE 41.7 Metrea 476 metrea AM. 6.00 Time Signal, NeMIOBT WAVE BERVICE s™?"*? JM>? > Prel^ 1 c T i fast; 7.00 Tune Signal, The 41 metre* News; 7.10 Songs And Bweei AM.
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      An 8000-mile air dash to keep a big date with Cecile
      253 12 'J'ULV liist met six years ago but they didn't fall in love. As college mates they had lots of I'lin together when they were studying at St. Andrew's College in Scotland. In 1961. Miss Cecile Parrish alter securing her
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      AFTER S'PORE WEDDING SHE'S OFF TO CANADA
      105 12 been invited to the reception which will be held at her home in Ford Avenue. Mr. Tilson. who has never been to the East, arrives nere today from England. Ceciie said: "Despite the glowing reports I have been giving about the East. I
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      DRIFTING ALONG
      87 12 EVEN those who cannot swim a stroke can now enjoy water sports if they wear the unslnkable swimsuits that hold their wearers afloat in the water. You can take a nap in the water or even read a book while swimming, says the Japanese Arm manufacturing these swimsuits.
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      PLEASURES THAT MAKE LIFE SO SIMPLE
      178 12 PLEASURES THAT MAKE LIFE SO SIMPLE FEW people have not experienced the simple pleasures of a cool, refreshing bath after a tiring day. or before dressing for that special occasion. What a difference small things can make to this delightful ritual— the big. soft towel, the freshly scented soap, and
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      COCKTAIL BOOTS
      52 12 IT'S cocktail time and if you are in a frivolous mood you can wee this black boot in nylon mesh with a lacey pattern. This is one of the more fanciful styles shown in London recently during a 1963-64 collection of shoe fashions. Designed by Rayne, it is
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      292 12 ■afe** <■ Rarely there comes a great fragrance... w 'INTIMATE...a fragrance now I cherished by smart women f as one of the worldV seven f I great fngTMcea wk rsCvwtv 4§ M* VOM LONDON PVHIS Always a Eczema Itch ww^/ Killed In 7 Minutes World for Your akin has nearly
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      353 12 WORR IED ABOUT YO UR CHILDREN S give them Neiv Tasty! VIGRAN (MULTIVITAMIN LIQUID) I JV/ 1 MulU-vitamins in a fruit flav- orw Th e n w »a»ty wav SQI)« p to take the essential vitaminsi *-'^T;,,»ii» l l s children need. £M iflj^Oi A Century \g|t^ Builds Faith AgenU:
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      316 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Composer from Hanover di«d 1- "»thod of pwinent for 7 vu mbr n b^ 5) mes<lage ft^ Mr nsn (4, z. 8). Love i Aeadir (•■> 8. Sounds like a way to get in 10 More (jood.n.tured banter lOVi (5) arises over the number in Set
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      484 14 (Continued from Pafe 111 SITUATIONS VACANT 10 Word* SI (Min.)— Box it eU. tiro APPLICANTS replying to P.O. Bos 107. K.U Tharrmo. vacancy filled. THI ADVERTISERS Box A 6705 S.T. Spore thank all applicants and »mh to advise that tbe vacancy has been filled. COOK AND GENERAL Amah 1 Mother/Daughter
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      1024 14 SITUATIONS VACANT Word* SS (Min.)— Box SO <■<«. txtru WANTBD IMMEDIATELY MAN with aptitude for advertising. Excellent prospects. On commission basis. Knclosed photo (not returnablo. Apply box A 324* S.T. S'porr. SHIPPING JUNIOR CLERK w. good English and typewriting. preferably Senior Cambridge Cert., required promptly by established shipping firm In
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      1005 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE I}• Word* SI (Min.)— Bmu St eta. txtrm RENAULT FLORIOB ***** Miles convertible with detachable hardtop < immaculate condition. On* owner from New Telepnoo* Hooton Office (Spore) ***** House *****. ISS7 SUNBEAM RAPIER with orerI drive excellent condition. Property of tbe late Flight Ueut. Zdanowski. Widow will
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      516 14 FOR SALE Word* SS (Min.)— Box et*. »xrre TRNDIRS CALLID FOB a small quantity of ossd Cane Furniture. < Inspection Z p.m. to S p.m. Thursday, Ist August. 1963, at No. 13. Dalvey I Rd. Singapore, 10. ajV A KILVINATOR refrigerator < win a Plat SOOU or other prizes. Trade-In
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      399 14 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) Word* U (Min.)— Box It rt: mxtrm BLUB WHITE SOLITAIRE tram 1-3 Csr»t Colons Bhlns Manufacture c Jcwrllcry 635. North Brndgs Road. B'pors. Tel. *****. HAVING NAILS PROBLEM? Use "Ms.vs.la" to rlimlnate broken and split nails with immediate result. Ask your favourite hairdresser or cosmeti* counter. LADIES
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      1293 15 10 LIVERPOOL i WESI COASI H.IU Out S'pora Saiig p Sham Ptnang MACHAON .vonmciith. livtrptal la Pt/AM > OOLIUS Liverpitl. Gltsgo* Gdl. 30 AM 2 Am 4 ASPHALION L'pitl. Havn. H'burg Aug J Auf 7 AM Aug 11 PATMCLUI L'pitl. Dublin Glasgo- Auf 11 Am 13 Am 14/10 Aag HOMED
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    SHARES STEADIER AND MORE ACTIVITY ON MANILA REPORT
    694 16 From Our Market Correspondent rE communique from Manila stating the first Summit meeting had been "very cordial" acted as a bit of boost to the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday in later trading when a better sentiment developed. Fifteen industrial shares steadied in
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    23 16 Malayan Stock Indices July 30 Jnly 31 Industrials: 114.73 115.58 Tim: 108.26 107.98 S rubbers: ***** 113.58 Dec. 29. 1962 IN
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    702 16 MALAYAN ST OC K EXCH ANGE fOMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlopi $3.08 SI.. $3.12 BL, J3.13 SL. (3.0OO) 53.13, (1.000) S3 10. (S.OUO) $3.1 i. (1.000) »3IS D.
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    72 16 Prtiiue. Cichirut. Slngaport noon pr ices pir picul v'eitsrday: Ceeenut til: bulk JU» teller*, drum $471 (filer*. Cepra: Juljr/Auc. UK, Continent S2B buyer*. '<w: Muntok white Sl32| nellera, Sarawak white 1130 sellers, sperlal Sarawak black Ist* aeller*. garbled Ijimponn black SB7» Mllera. ASTA S97t sellers. tinjapor. Coconut Oil
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 16 July 31. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 71} cents (unchanged). TIN: $447.25 (up $1.25). Estimated unofficial offering 240 tons (down 5 tons).
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    Tin price rallies again: Idle rubber market
    379 16 rE price of Straits tin after easing for five trading; days improved yesl.terday by $1.25 to $447.25 j per picul. Thp offering was estimated at 240 tons down 5 tons. In London on Tuesday a softer tone was apparent in tin at the
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    174 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) July 81. Three months. Dun lop* 30 eta. Me A1 liter 12 eta. E. Smelters 30 cttKoblnaoa 11 rte. Kaao 21 cts. C. Store*. 4sd. r. N. 18 eta. Rothmaaa 11 eta. (Jam moo 16 eta. 8. Land S eta. H. B'pura 11 eta. 8. Darby
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    92 16 THI Malayan txahangs Banks' Am siatien made toes* change* m Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to (100): Csnsda: buying T.T. 3Si, airmail OD 3ft 5/8. »0 d/st M 1/8 credit bills. 36 316 trade bills. tslling TT sr 0O ready: Belgian Francs 1620: Swedish Krener 1681:
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    AVERAGE PRICES
    11 16 Junr July Rubber; 72.72 eta. 72.0* Tin: 5460.71 $451.77
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    141 16 MELBOURNE. W«1 TCIRMNESS of ftntral inrestL nenli and industrials continued over a wider range ot stocks today. Pew movements were sharp, but values in practically all sectional hardened. Good coripany reports conUnue to bolster -,he market A.CI. held higher level of Ms. A 3d., but B.H.P. shed 3d.
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    SHIPS IN PORTS
    228 16 SHIPS lyiru slengside the Singaaere Harkeur whar»ei or expected t»day are: Bullmba 8/9. Djakarta Main 6A. Malacca IS. Wonorato 4. 43, Krair 29/30, Auby N.W. 1 L\ Biin.-nyih N.W. 4. Pulau KldJanK N.W. ft. Oronsay 1 :i, Tronoh N.W. 3. Mersey Lloyd 4/.V Inuisaa Mam 25/26, Star
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    87 16 fHK Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating customs duties for the week beginning on AugiLst 1. Rubber 72, centa a lb. Copra $448 a ton. Coconut I $758 a ton. Palm oil S6lB a ton. Palm ki-rnels 5363 ton. Iron ore 526 natural ton.
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    237 16 \UCUST first irads ruaoer buyer* f.t.o. elated at 6 p.m. m Imn para ai d Kuala Lumpur ycaterday at 711 can a per lb. unchanged on Tuesday's coalng level for Lbs position. The ton> was stagnant. R.A.B. and F.M.R.B. alesmg pwleea In santa psr lb. ysstsrday: Int. 1
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      959 16 Spore P'Sbeun Penaap FROM MADRAS, NAGAPATTINAM 4 P?NANC TSS "STATI Of MADRAS" for r»-Shom Penong, Nogopottinom Madras July JO Aue. 1 Aaf. 2/ 2 Aua. S fROM CALCUTTA, CHITTAGONG 4 rSHAM Mi. "WELSH CITY" tor Adalolde), Melbourne and Sydney An*. 3/ 7 Avp. 3/4 fROM AUSTRALIA M.V. "STATE Or UTTAR
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      111 16 TENDER COLONY OF NORTH BORNEO '4 GOVERNMENT TENDER (P.U.I)., Tenders are Invited from registered contractors of Class "A" for the construction of three Blocks of Flau (32 rials per Block > for Police Rank Si File at Kepayan, Jesselton. Further particulars may be obtained from P.W.D. Headquarters, Jesselton or from
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      1142 17 J K \SS' LAN I PWD SINGAPORE. TENDERS are invited from Tenders will be received P W D registered Contractors for I from Registered P.WD, Con- the following works:— t ractors in Class 'E' and above Toa P h Sewa p,, r m c up to 12 Noon on 5.8.63
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      747 17 NOTICES BRISTOL ESTATE THIS is to notify th* Public that j all our estate roads will be closed for general repairs on Friday 2nd August MANAOER. THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE BANKS' ASSOCIATION All members of the above Association in the State of Singapore will be closed for business on Monday. sth
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      825 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS Applications are lnrlted from Federal Citizens or State Nationals lor Appointment as Assistant Veterinary officer In the State Veterinary Department. Selangor. The salary scale is:- $506 x 24 626 674 x 24 770 $788 x 24 812 per mensem. Candidates for appointment must have attained their 21st but
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      894 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PERAK GOVERNMENT VACANCY APPLICATIONS art Invited from Federal Citizens for appointment ac TEMPORARY ASSISTANT VETERINARY OFFICER In the State Veterinary Department, Perak, on the Salary Scale Of $506x24-626 674x24-770. 778 X 24 812 per mensem. Candidates must have attained heir 21st but not their 30th birthday and must
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      764 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES FOR INVESTIGATOR IN THE DEVELOPMENT DEPARTMENT. APPLICATIONS are Invited lor' the post of Investigators In tne Development Department, Brunei. (Applicants must be Malays). QUALIFICATIONS: Overseas school Certificate orj Its equivalent. Must be pre- pared to travel extensively within the State possess Initiative, tact, inquiring
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      860 17 TENDERS TENDERS are invited from al. Contractors for the following work:Exravaie and remove approximately 3.800 feet of Buried C.I. Pipeline at Alesandra Sewa«e Disposal Works. render- Deposit: $200/- payable to Accountant. P.WJ}. Closing Date: Noon 9th August, 1961. Show round on 6.8.63 at 9.00 am (Meet at Gate opposite Delta
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      128 17 STOP THAT COUGH AND QUICK WOODS' WILL DO THE TRICK A cough irritates everyone particularly its owner. When your child is suffering from a. heavy cold and cough study becomes impossible. Help him pass those important examsavoid absenteeism dose him with Woods' Great Peppermint Cure. You'll be amazed how quickly
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      546 18 THE MALAYAN EXCHANGE HOTEL SINGAPURA BANKS' ASSOCIATION INTERCONTINENTAL LIMITEU All members of the above Loss ot sHARE CERTIFICATE Association in the State of Sin- •japore will be closed for business I share Certificate No F 315 in ihe on Friday 2nd August 1963 lor the name of Lim Hwi Kah
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      800 18 NOTICES THE ATLAS ICE COMPANY I j.k.R. TENDER NOTICE LIMITED Steel Structures for Powder Mill (Incorporated in The Federation _mt B tu Ca c < n rr>r of Malaya) Tenders are invited tor the above from Class Ex and above The Dir^tors rave decided to jjjji. Contractors registered unrecommentl an
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      731 18 NOTICE NOTICES CITY COUNCIL OF SINGAPORE NOTICE NOTIfF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN nuil s> that I. Lio Ann Keeu. ol No. 96 WHEREAS by a Resolution pan- Waterloo Street Singapore, have ed by the Council on 31st May, applied for a lit Class Public 1963 under the provisions of sub-
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      282 18 BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA CO. LTD. This Company will recruit during the next month staff and key personnel to undergo a course of training in Japan for the Rubber Tyre and Tube industry for a period ranging between six months and one year. This ream will then form the nucleus of skilled
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    Wong explains THAT cable...
    269 19  -  JEGA WAS ENTERED FOR NATIONAL MEET AT REQUEST OF VICTORIA INSTITUTION 0.8.A. by FRANCIS BOEY: Kuala Lumpur, Wednesday r £HE "mystery telegram" which entered M. Jegathesan for the 100 metres and 200 metres in the National athletics championships at Penang on Aug. 9-10 was in fact
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    C'wealth Forces outplay S'pore SOCCER
    139 19 C'wealth Forces outplay S'pore SOCCER CINGAPORE. Wed. Commonwealth Forces team for the Merdeka soccer tournament gave notice of their strength when they convincingly beat the Singapore Malaya Cup side 5-1 in a trial at Jalan Besar tonight. Forces' ••imported" players Leather, Keating and Doug Smith— gave splendid performances and with
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    Two waterpolo games for fund
    54 19 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Westi Australian waterpolo team, who! are due here on Aug. 7, will play 13 matches in Singapore. Two of the matches will be In. aid of the National Stadium Fund on Aug. 10, against a state team.! aid Aug. 11 against League
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    8 for schools cycling meet
    54 19 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Singapore will send a team of eight to the Malayan inter-state combined schools cycling championships at Merdeka Stadium, Kuala Lumpur, on Aug. 3. They are: Class I—Alastalr1 Alastalr MacLeod, Peter Green. William Yaw and Mansoor Gafor: Class 2 Peter Tan. Philip Goh. Aloysiua
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    FAM accept Pakistan invitation to Dacca
    97 19 FAM accept Pakistan invitation to Dacca I£UALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The F.A. of Malaya have accepted an invitation from Pakistan to send a team to Dacca for the Aga Khan soccer competition later this year. The FAM executive committee, in accepting the invitation which was formally extended daring Tengku Abdul Rahman's
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    VENUE CHANGE
    29 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Selangor AAA's second all-comers meet will be held at Shaw Road at 5 p.m. today and not at Gurney Road, as announced earlier.
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    77 19 SOCCER Ipoh Div. 1: Klnta Indians 4 PCRC 1; Div. 2: Irish Hussars 7 Telecoms 2. L. Perak Div. 1: PWD 4 Town Council 4. K. Muda Lge (Sg. Patani); Pemuda 4 Malayans Utd. 1. Malacca Dlv. 1: New Market 12 PWD-Survey 1. Kluang Dlv. 1: 6th Bn
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      Yorkshire keep lead as Sussex go down
      243 19 LONDON. Wed. Despite their defeat by Worces- j tershire, Yorkshire kept their lead in the English county cricket championship at the end of yesterday's first-class I matches. Their nearest rivals, Sussex, were also beaten by Warwickshire by three wickets. So Yorkshire are still
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      CRC's to meet at cricket
      80 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— The Selangor Chinese Recreation Club here will meet Stngapore Chinese R.C. at cricket for the Ng-Wong Shield at Pudu Road this weekend. The Selangor team will be selected from Lee Soon Klong. H.I E. Ong, Koay Khoon Leong. Chuaj Eng Kirn. Chua
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      CHIC WINS
      27 19 LONDON. Wed. —Chic Calderwood (Scotland) retained his British and Empire light-heavyweight titles by stopping Londoner Ron Redrup in 11 rounds at Blackpool last night.— UPl.
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      121 19 CLAY IS NOW THE TOP CONTENDER NEW YORK, Wed. Cassius Clay, the talkative young American neero. it nominated top challenger for Sonny I.iston's world heavyweight title in the Angnst ratings of Ring Magazine. I.iston's first-round knockeat of Floyd Patterson In their recent title fight In Las Vegas earned him the
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      Australia to stay opposed to 'open'
      189 19 Australia to stay opposed to 'open' atelbourne; wed. Australia Is expected to maintain Its opposition to open tennis tournaments for amateur and professional piayers. Norman Strange, president of the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia, said that officials who administer tennis in the various Australian states were well versed in every
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      38 19 CLEVELAND. Wed. The United States team to meet Britain in the Wightman Cup women's lawn tennis match here on Aug. 10-12: Billie Jean Moffltt, Darlene Hard, Nancy Richey, Carole Caldwell and Mrs. Donna Floyd Pales. Reuter.
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      GERMANY WIN
      23 19 BRUNSWICK, Wed. Weat Germany beat the United Btates by 71 points to 45 In a women's athletics match here last night.
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      147 19 LONDON. Wed. Despite the doping Inquiries which hang like a dark cloud over English racing, "Glorious Goodwood"' lived up to its reputation again yesterday when a big crowd saw a fine afternoon's racing in brilliant sunshine. The meeting racks second in importance only to Royal Ascot
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    550 19  -  i:i'i;m;nnm mn M-TOURNE Y PLAN WILL MAKE F AM LAUGHING STOCK rpHE organising committee for the Merdeka anniversary tournament are in danger of making the FAM the laughing stock of world soccer in the presence of its chief administrator. FIFA president Sir Stanley Rous, their guest at this year's
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    FENCERS INVITED
    34 19 SINGAPORE, Wed.— Singapore ..as been Invited to take part in an international fencing festival at Manila on Sept. 19-20. A Singapore Fencing Association official said today that the Invitation was being considered.
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      32 19 i TENNIS Malayan national championships (Malacca Medical Services SC courts, 3 pjn.). SOCCER B'pore junior cup: Star Soccerites v Jolhlads (Farrer Pk) Setla Jaya v Gentle (Farror Pk>; Bawean v Haikowyu (Geylang).
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    More summit smiles
    25 20 HAPPY confrontation ...the Tengkli, Senator Khaw Kui Boh and President Soekarno at the closed door summit session in Manila yesterday. I'PI radiophoto.
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    Lock icon Another British Peer to give up title
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    Barisan cable to summit
    60 20 SINGAPORE. Wea. The Barisan Sosialls today cabled the Manila summit conference appealing for a United Nation-spon-sored general elections or plebiscite In Singapore to let the people decide on tiie Malaysia is>ue. The cable also said tnat the elections or plebiscite must be preceded by tne "unconditional
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    Lock icon Dato Sir John sues to clear name
    352 20 LONDON, Wednesday. LEGAL proceedings brought by Dato Sir John Hay described as spokesman, leader and policy-maker of the rubber industry to clear his name publicly from what his counsel termed a gross libel in the City column of the London Evening Standard, were
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    392 20 LONDON, Wed. With sentiment Influenced by many favour-\ able factors there was ■om«! Improvement In stock markets today but business failed to show > -any material expansion as buyers! were still adopting a cautious -approach while holidays were again a restrictive influence. Oiltedged made a good showing I
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    214 20 'Breathe and think' way to childbirth ecstasy f ONDON, Wed. A tap« recording; of a woman in childbirth being transformed from "agony to ecstasy" at the sound of a doctor's voice was played to members of the Churches' Fellowship for Psychic and Spiritual Studies at their conference here today. The
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    DEATH
    54 20 MADAM TAN RONC SCO 1 i it. full> ;i]-7-i.:i. a M iin leaving tXriud taw two nont. Chua I in. Ljn T'iv. c^u.it: i two d.mghKTH i«;»ok imM Grok Pnhi. un.' son-ln-].i\: (Tn ?SM Watt) and many Kmndchitdrtn. t-rraUTHnd children, to mourn thtir los*. Kimoral 4.1K) p.». •m S
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