The Straits Times, 5 August 1963

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY < I Hill 11 111 SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY. AUGUST 5. 1963 15 CENTS
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    SUMMIT ACCORD
    553 1 Compromise agreement on Aug. 31 date and referendum in Borneo MANILA, Sunday MALAYA and Indonesia have come to a compromise agreement on Malaysia, according to sources at the SouthEast Asia summit conference here. Malaya no longer insists on Aiifj. 31 as the foundation dale for the Federation of
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    Lock icon ANOTHER PRIEST BURNS HIMSELF TO DEATH
    230 1 ANOTHER PRIEST BURNS HIMSELF TO DEATH SAIGON, Sunday. A BUDDHIST priest burned himself to death today in protest against Government religious discrimination in the coastal town of Phan Thiet, 95 miles north of Saigon. Government sources said. The sources said the priest, believed to be in his early twenties, killed
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    The Tengku takes a gamble in deal with Soekarno
    775 1 FELIX ABISHEGANADEN: MANILA, Sunda From PRESIDENT Soekarno called on Tengku Abdul Rahman this morning and spent 100 minutes with him an eleventh hour gesture encouraging hope that the summit conference will end happily tomorrow. I .say "happily" becau.se Malaya and Indonesia
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    I WANT TO BE M.P.' I SAYS LORD SUTCH
    55 1 I WANT TO BE M.P.' I SAYS LORD SUTCH THIS is "Screaming Lord Sutch." the 23-year-old pop singer who is standing in the Parliamentary by-election at Stratford-on-Avon. Mr. John Profumo's forn\er seat He describes himself as "national teenagers' candidate." There were stormy scenes when he addressed his first public meeting
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    Lock icon Whippings? I lied, says Vickie
    87 1 Whippings? I lied, says Vickie LONDON. Sun— Blonde Vickie Barrett has admitted she lied when she testified she whipped and had relations with men In Stephen Ward's apartment, the Sunday Telegraph reported today. The paper quoted Miss Barrett. 30. as saying: 'I lied. Yes. I did. She had testified at
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    Lock icon Freedom pledge by Ben Bella
    55 1 BAMAKO. Sun. Algeria and Mali last night "reaffirmed their' will" to help the peoples of Mozambique. Portuguese Guinea. Rhodesia. South Africa and Angola "In their liberation struggle." The statement came in a joint communique issued on the visit here of the Algerian Prime Minister. Mr
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    Lock icon Peace inarch in Hiroshima
    70 1 TOKYO, sun. About 11,000 people took part In peace marches through the streets of Hiroshima in western Japan, the world's first atom-bombed city, today, on the eve of the ninth world conference against atomic and hydrogen bombs. i The conference Is scheduled to open tomorrow for
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    For whom the belle t0115...
    108 1 ST. IVKS (Cornwall). Sun. The Vicar and several of his parishioners dashed to the ancient church here when its bells suddenly pealed out early yesterday evening. They found a naked young woman swinging on the bell ropes. They could not persuade her to come down,
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    Russia regrets Peking 'fraud' charge
    537 1 Russia regrets Peking 'fraud' charge MOSCOW, Sun. Russia last night rejected as "unprecedented" and "deeply regretful" a Chinese statement which denounced tht> Moscow agreement on a partial test ban due to be signed tomorrow as a "dirty fraud." Russia in turn accused China of trying to cover up its relu.sal
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 DEVELOPMENT BANK FOR AFRICA KHARTOtM Sun rweatytW« iikl< pi mlrnt Afrit jo StJjfv jnd Krn>* ki;ord in agreement- here May to otjblMi th«- lir-t Bfrkai development t><"^ with a dpttJl mi|lion dull.«r-> »J !*i^ Rrut< i I
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      84 1 Saturday 10th August Flag Day in aid of the RAMAKRISHNA BOYS' HOME Please give generously to a good cause Saace donated by: S. P. H. de Silva Limited A TRUER DIMENSION IN SOUND REPRODUCTION BaJjaAaMaaULJiLaJ WTfi lilmi Medium Short I Rodio St«r«©t p o m 9 I with tope recorder
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    Lock icon 'Chinese improve striking power'
    151 2 AFRO-ASIAN DESK X EW DELHI, Sun. An opposition member of the Indian Parliament said Prime Minister Nehru had told him that the Chinese had built posts which were "something more than military posts" in the 12 -mile demilitarised zone on the Sino-Indian border. Mr. Hem Barua.
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    Buddhist row: A warning of a coup by Diem's brother
    433 2 Buddhist row: A warning of a coup by Diem's brother SAIGON, Sun ]yjR. Ngo Dinh Nhu, brother and political adviser to President Ngo Dinh Diem, said yesterday that if the South Vienamese Buddhist crisis was not resolved soon ''it will lead to a coup d'etat." He added: "The first action
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    Lock icon 'Sterilise' drive by Peking to check population
    298 2 'Sterilise' drive by Peking to check population pEKTNG, Sun. China r Is laying new stress on sterilisation for men as a method of curbing the growth of its population. officially estimated at 650.000.--000. A mass birth control campaign began two months ago In Shanghai. Observers here say the movement is
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    Lock icon PEKING TO SPEND $900 m. ON WHEAT
    115 2 OTTAWA. Sun.— China has agreed to carry on buying vast quantities of Canadian wheat under a new three-year contract, but this time she has secured more favourable credit terms. An official announcement yesterday said Canada would send Chma between 111 million ana 186
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    Mao meets Marks
    32 2 PEKING. Sun.— Mr. Mao Tsetuog yesterday bad a 'cordial talk" with Mr. John Marks, an official of South Africa's banned African National Congress, the New China News Agency reported.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon A stormy end to 'Screaming Lord Sutch' first poll campaign
      325 2 A stormy end to 'Screaming Lord Sutch' first poll campaign LONDON, Sunday. •gCREAMING Lord Sutch," the £500-a-week pop singer, had a stormy first election camDaisn meeting at Stratford-uDon-Avon campaign meeung a yesterday. After 60 minutes of barracking, durlne which several people, including Stratford's Deputy Mayoress, Mrs. Maud Huxley, walked out,
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      Lock icon June Allyson announces wedding, then changes mind
      115 2 June Allyson announces wedding, then changes mind HOLLYWOOD, Sun.— June Allyson, widow of Dici Powell, announced marriage plans yesterday and then tearfully cancelled them less than 12 hours later. The blonde actress said on Friday night she would marry Glenn Maxwell. 35. a barber shop owner. The couple said they
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      Newsweek magazine president commits —suicide—
      221 2 Newsweek magazine president commits suicide— WASHINGTON, Sun. Philip L. Graham, 48, president and chief executive officer of the Washington Post and Newsweek magazine, killed himself with a shotgun yesterday at his farm in Virginia. President Kennedy and VicePresidentr Lyndon B. Johnson, both personal friends of the publishing executive, led a
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      Monorail plunge
      30 2 TOKYO. Sun. Three peopl were injured when a monorai train plunged 150 feet off its trac during a trial run at an amuse ment park at Yamaßata yesterdaj
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      Lock icon 'MYEVIDENCE COULD HAVE CLEARED HIM' CLAIM
      115 3 'MY EVIDENCE COULD HAVE CLEARED HIM' CLAIM ONOON, Sun.— Shortly before Ward died, Mr. Joe Wade, a 39-year-old professional gambler, s; l( in an interview in a London evening newspaper that he and his actress wife, Corinne Grey, had evidence that could have vindicated him. Mr. Wade was reported to
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      13 death letters are Ward's last testimony
      487 3 'I UNDERSTAND AND FORGIVE' HE TELLS CALL GIRL LONDON, Sunday. QR. STEPHEN WARD, central figure of a sex scandal that might have toppled the British Government, died in hospital here yesterday without knowing of his conviction on two vice charges. He faced a
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      Christine drops plan to star in film of life
      528 3 Christine drops plan to star in film of life conscientiously and frni»- rously. "Those who were to fortunate to have been trea *<d by him will remember him with great gratitude. His readi.v to help anyone in pain s tbe memory many will treasure." Lord Astor's name and that of
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      Lock icon PARTING OF THE WAYS FOR Mr. ANI> Mrs. HENRY FORD II
      119 3 PARTING OF THE WAYS FOR Mr. ANI> Mrs. HENRY FORD II rusTßorr, sun Henry Ford 11. head of one of the foremost U.S. industrial families, has separated from his wife, it was announced yesterday. Mrs. Ford is the former Anne McDonnell, of a socially prominent New York family. The couple
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      Cuban gas claim
      39 3 MIAMI. Sun. Cuban refugee leaders claimed last night that Castro troops commanded by Russian officers used poison gas against a guerrilla band in a cave in central Cuba, killing more than 200 men, women and children.
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      600 Negroes held
      26 3 NEW YORK. Sun.— Police arrested 600 singing and prayim; Negroes, including children. who took part in an anti-segregation demonstration at Oadsden. Alabama, yesterday.
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      Royal birthday
      18 3 LONDON. Sun. Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother was 63 today. She is on holiday at Sandringham
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      262 2 I flew faster than a bullet Boy! A Qaniai V-Jet really travels. Our Qantas pilot said a V-Jets faster than a shot from a C01t.45. So you'd think they'd call it the Cowboys and Indians Route to London. But Qantas calls it the Kangaroo Route. I suppose they're right, because
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      319 3 Straits Times Crossword aVOMM 7. King shows future aim to be 1. Commendation by no means uncertain <7). rare (4, 4). 8. Pertaining to the Land of 5. One who exhibits in the fall Hope? (10). <8». 12. Total destruction of new taxi 9. Dance also seen m a canine
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    Lee hits back at Siew Sin
    777 4 •SPORE WILL MOT BE COWED' SINGAPORE. Sun fHK Prime Minister, Mr. Ix'e Kuan Yew, today warned that Malaysia would collapse if people like Mr. Tan Siew Sin, resorted lo force to 'Moot" Singapore. He added, amid thunderous applause, that the "dynamic people of Singapore
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    Certificate for scout request
    54 4 JESSELTON. Bun. Philip Palencla. a senior scout ol Labuan. has been recommended (or the Royal Certificate (or Queen Scouts. The Chief Commissioner of the Boy Scouts Association, the Rev. Canon E.C.W. Rusted, has applied to the scout headquarters in London for the certificate as Palencla has
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    Istana party
    44 4 SINGAPORE, Sun.— The Yang di-Perluan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. and Puan Noor Aishah will hold a garden party at the Istana Negara in honour of distinguished guest artists and delegates to the South-east. Asia Cultural Festival on Thursday at 6 p.m.
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    TV: Fight against Reds
    88 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.—Television Singapura will present a half-hour programme tomorrow on a film review of the Government's confrontation with the Communist front in Singapore. The TV feature entitled "The Open Argument wUI begin at 830 p.m. It will bring to the screen some historic flashbacks of the
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    376 4 'THE following la today* schadula of civil aircraft movamenta at Paya L*bax airport Flagaport: ARRIVALS B0 AC: From Melbourne. Brnhan*. Darwla (BA 713) 7.30 p.m.; from London. Pu— ldorf, laUabul, Abadan. Bombay, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 788) 4.39 PUB. Pan-Amartoani From Ma Kraadioo, Los f>«ral««
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    Wedding bells in Spore
    39 4 Mr. Eric U.S. Alfred, curator of the National Museum and his bride the former Miss Irene S. Vairakiam, a teacher of Cedar Girls' Secondary School after their weddinr at the Wesley Methodist Church in Singapore.
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    $50 a plate dinner to hit Welfare Week target
    258 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. $50 a plate dinner for invited YIPs will be one of the main features of a most ambitious Welfare Week to be launched next month. The dinner is expected to be held in the Tengku Abdul Rahman Hall
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    Property tax: The govt explains
    79 5 Property tax: The govt explains .SINGAPORE, Sun. The iovernment has explained that property tax, which is payable •■ach year on the annual value of houses, buildings and lands, does i. (it apply to personal possessions such as furniture, sewing machines ii nd radios. An official statement said that property tax
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    Run over by train
    30 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— An unidentified man was killed this morning near Senai a few miles trom here, when he was run over by a south-bound train.
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    On the air: Sarawak's new anthem
    86 5 On the air: Sarawak's new anthem KUCHING, Sun. The Sarawak state anthem was played for the first time over Radio Sarawak this morning. From today the anthem will be played at 7 a.m. daily until Malaysia Day, when it will officially replace God Save tbe Queen. Tbe idea is to
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    Village to lose its fire station
    69 5 Village to lose its fire station IPOH. Sun.— The fire station at Siputen village. 11 miles south-west of Ipoh. will close tomorrow and its fire engine and two firemen transferred to Batu Gajah. which has one engine and three men. Siputeh fire station, opened In 1947 and housed In a
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    Malayan-Japanese plastics venture
    132 5 I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. 1V A Malayan-Japan-ese joint enterprise in plastics processing known as the Central Plastic Malaya Ltd. will go into operation in Petaling Jaya early next year, a Japanese Embassy statement said today. On the Japanese side, there will be joint investment funds from the Mitsubishi
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    Ceylonese form $3m. industrial co-operative —society—
    166 5 Ceylonese form $3m. industrial co-operative —society— KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Prominent members of the Ceylonese community in the Federation have I formed a $3 million industrial co-operative society. Known as the 3oora Cooperative Industrial Society Ltd., it has just been registered. Its president. Dr. P. T. Arasu, a private medical practitioner,
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    Woman, 56, hurt in accident
    65 5 RAWANO, Sun. A 56 -year-old woman, Tan Kooi Ylng, was seriously injured when she was knocked down at the 18th milestone. Kuala Lumpur-Ipoh road, this morning. She was crossing the road In front of her house when she was knocked down by a truck. She
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    Muslim tea party
    24 5 SINGAPORE, fiuii.— The Muslim community will hold a tea party on Friday ai Raffles Hotel in. commemoration of Prophet Mohammed's Birthday.
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    Don't leave valuables in cars'1 warning
    121 5 Don 't leave valuables in cars' 1 warning MALACCA. Sun. MEMBERS of the public and tourists here are advised by the police not to leave their valuables in their cars even if they are locked. The Malacca C.I.D. chief, Deputy Supt Yap Thien Chin, said today that there had been
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    Australian plan for study of Islam
    132 5 Australian plan for study of Islam KUALA LUMPITR. Sun. —An Australian scholar believes that his country can soon become a (treat international centre for Islamic studies. He is Mr. E. C. B. MacLaurin (above), a senior lecturer and bead of Semitic studies at the University of Sydney. Mr. MacLaurin has
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    Übaidulla named as chairman
    52 5 KUALA LUMPCR, Sun. Thel following officials of the South Indian Muslim Musjlth Committee have been elected: Chairman, Senator S.O.K. Übaldulla; vice-chairmen Hajl S.M Fakir Mobamed and Mr. S. Abdul Rahman; secretary. Mr. V.A. Mo-J hamed Hussein; assistant secretary, Mr. N.S. Abdul Hameed; and treasurer. Mr. T.E.
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    Killed in collision
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Bun.— Tan Teck Hock, 39, a farmer was killed this morning when bis motor-cycle collided head-on with a lorry at Past Labah Road.
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    TOP MINISTRY JOB GOING TO A WOMAN
    151 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. T»HE Ministry of Rural Development is looking for a woman to plan home economics courses for 315,000 rural women. Known as the Home Economics Planning Officer, the job carries a basic salary of $579. It is a Division One appointment.
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    HE GETS $700 FOR 314 BLOOD DONORS
    147 5 SINGAPORE, Sunday. IN CHE Din bin Rahim, of Changi Jail, has won the nrst prize of $700 in the blood donor competition for July. He brought in 314 donors. The second prize of $200 went to Inche Daud bin Ismail of 30th Bn..
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    NEW MOVES TO EASE SHORTAGE OF DOCTORS
    113 5 NEW MOVES TO EASE SHORTAGE OF DOCTORS I/UANTAN. Sun. The Federation Government has set up a committee to assess the shortages of doctors In Malaysia. The Minister or Health, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Talib, said here today that the committee, headed by the Director of Medical services. Dato (Dr.) Mohamed
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    Language night
    27 5 PENANQ. Sun. A "Malam Bahaa" (language night) will be held on Aug. 18 at the Batik Pulau community centre in connection with National Language Month.
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    Ex-fisheries students to get together
    90 5 Ex-fisheries students to get together PENANG. Sun. Former students of the Federation Fisheries School will hold a meeting next month to form an ex-pupus' association. More than 1,200 circulars inviting ex-atudents to support the proposed association have been sent out to potential members all over over Malaya and Brunei. "There
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    District councillors get allowances
    148 5 JESSELTON, Sun. Members of the Tawau rural district council will be paid allowances for attending; council or committee meetings as well as for time spent in travelling to and from mretinirs. In addition, they will br reimbursed for the artual cost of travelling whether by car.
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    Dance will aid leprosy relief
    50 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malayan Leprosy Relief Association will hold a dinner and dance at the Chin Woo Auditorium here on Aug. 10 to raise funds for its projects at Sungel Bulob. The highlight of the night will be the electing of a 'Charity Queen."
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    QC arrives for Barisan defence
    82 6 SINGAPORE. Bun. Mr. P. Elwyn Jones, <Jueen a Counsel and Bntush Labour M.P.. arrived here toe ay to conduct the defence of 11 Barlsan Sosialis leaden accused of complicity In the CIW Hall disturbance on April 22. Trie trial opens In the High Court on
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    The Chief keeps an eye on Job Week Scouts
    209 6 The Chief keeps an eye on Job Week Scouts SINGAPORE, Sun. The Yang di-Per-tuan Neg a r a and Chief Scout of Singapore, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, watched intently as a group of Scouts polished his silverware at the Istana Negara yesterday. The Scouts, from the 11th Anglo Chinese School
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    New teachers' chairman
    63 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Mr. D. R. Daniel has been elected chairman of the Malayan Oraduate Teachers' Union, Selangor branch. Mr. A. Dennlaan was elected secretary and Mr. Kwong See Khoon, treasurer. Rural road opened IPOH. tBun. The Mtntrl Besar of Perak. Dato Siia'ari bin Shaflee, today opened
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    Gored by own bull
    36 6 RAUB. Sun. K. Maniam, 18, of Sempalit New Village, was gored by his own bull early this morning. He sustained injuries to his left arm. and was admitted .to the hospital here.
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    Aneka Ragam
    36 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. An Aneka Ragam Ra'ayat will be held at Oeylang Serai tomorrow at 8 pjn. In connection with the layIng of the foundation (tone of the Oeylang Serai re-development area at 6.30 p.m.
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    COMETS TO KUCHING FROM SEPT. 1
    236 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. MALAYAN Airways is to extend its Silver Kris Comet service to Kuchinp: from Sept. 1. This was announced today by the Minister of Transport, Da to Sardon bin Ha:i Jubir. after he returned from a seven-day tour of airports in the
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    THE TROOPS GO AWAY-AND SO DO JOBS
    229 6 THE TROOPS GO AWAY-AND SO DO JOBS TAIPING, Sunday. UNEMPLOYMENT is mounting here because of the transfer of Commonwealth i forces to Malacca. The soldiers and their families were estimated to have spent about $3 million a month here. Some of the bars have had to be converted into coffee
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    Bus turns over: 20 escape
    93 6 Bus turns over: 20 escape SINGAPORE. Bun.— Twenty people including children from Muar escaped serious Injury when the bus they were travelling In overturned at the Junction of Hill Street and Fort Canning Road here today. The bus was travelling towards Fort Canning Road from Coleman Street when a Johore
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    Malaya sends good wishes to Jamaica
    82 6 JCUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Thn Yang di-Pertuan Agong anci the Prime Minister. Teneki; Abdul Rahman, have sent mes sages of congratulations Uj Jamaica on the occasion of the anniversary of its Independence Day today. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong on his own and the Raja Pertnaisuri
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    Korean art of selfdefence for M-tourney
    132 6 Korean art of selfdefence for M-tourney KLALA LUMPUR, Sun. Tengku Abdul Rahman has asked the Korean Ambassador in Malaya, Maj.-Gen. Choi Hong Hi. to hold a demonstration of the Korean art of selfdefence as part of the Malaysia football tournament starting on Thursday at the Merdcka Stadium. In a statement,
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    1716 7 THE OBSESSION OF WILLIAM FOYLE WAS BOOKS-FOUR MILLION OF THEM ON FORTY MILES OF SHELVES TWO-MAN BUSINESS DEVELOPED INTO THE BIGGEST BOOKSTORE ANYWHERE aisles swearing he would never come back. William Foyle had a genius for publicity. Once when he was overstocked he advertised he would
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    DEATHS
    48 8 10 H tin H.mimnm) JOMNITON DAVID ORICL daarly loved baby son of Jean and Don on Srd. August Kuneral private. Pleaae. no flower>. no letter. O. SANDANAIAMV. Pensioner, former P. and T. Acco'iota Offire. Ku.ila Lumpur ih-otner of Onanapraiaaam. Rmlu.iy Pensioner) pusaad away in asadru* .'nd Auirusl.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    131 8 H'»rrf« IM <*imlm*m> CYRIL PHIPPa thHtikß relativaa orrt tnrnrt. lor their condolences. wriMti.n. mi and attendance, at the funrral of his IM-Invrd wife. TMI FAMILY OF the l»te Mrs. Koriinryrr tiiank all friends and P> of >>mpatta>. floral tributes aad l-r»--aeiM-s at her fuaerm TMt FAMILY BF tke Isfe
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    Monday, August 5, 1963. Sunshine At The Summit
    1253 8 Monday, August 5, 1963. Sunshine At The Summit The sun is shining in Manila. Patient and painstaking dip- lomacy at the Foreign Minister I level, and an hour and a hali meeting between President Soekarno and the Tengku, dispersed the clouds. All the expectations now are that the summit conference
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    State in a hurry to get ahead
    1169 8  - State in a hurry to get ahead PETER POLOMKA THE FACE OF TRENGGANU IS UNDERGOING RAPID CHANGE UNDER ALLIANCE BY PERHAPS one of the most s v r prising things about the State of Trengganu these days in the light of past progrees is to hear the Government being accused
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    Deferred holiday chaos
    481 8 IAM sure many parents in Kuala Lumpur are an disappointed as I am over this question ot deferred holidays for children in the primary schools. Apart from the fact that this will upset the syllabus and other features of their work in fcchool. it has also been
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    Quake wrecks Tito's plans
    341 8 from A rniTf sp— aVaal BELGRADE. Sun. The earthquake at Skopje, quite apart from human suffering, is a disastrous setback to President Tito's social and political programme. Reconstruction will add new burdens to his chronic balance-of-payment prohlems. Macedonia, which was Int by the earthquake, is one
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    ROBBERS ESCAPE WITH $6,350
    129 9 ROBBERS ESCAPE WITH $6,350 SINGAPORE, Sun. 0 Four armed men to- 1 day robbed a goldsmith of $4,500 worth of jewellery, $1,000 in cash and SB5O worth of cheques at Dunearn Road. Mr. Liew Khian Llan. 50 proprietor of the Sing Chen goldsmith shop at the 10th milestone. Bukit Panjang
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    Malays urged to form import firm
    88 9 ALOR STAR, Sun. The As- I distant Minister 01 Commerce I and Industry, Ha 11 Khalid bin Awang Osman, today suggested Ihe formation of a National Importers and Distributors Company to a croup of Malay businessmen here. He said a co-operative wholesale company should
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    Meeting in the new chamber
    42 9 PENANO. Sun. The next State Assembly meeting will be held In the new Legislative Assembly Chamber In Light Street on Aug. 22. The Governor, Raja Tun Udal AI-Haj, will declare open the meet- Ing at 930 a.m.
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    The top dog
    45 9 PENANG, Sun. Prince, a pekingnese owned by Mr. Teoh Koon Seonfj, was adjudged the champion dog at the annual dog and cat show sponsored by the Penang and Province Wellesley branch of the RSPCA In the New World Park stadium here yesterday.
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    Why are Malay pupils left behind? Sultan
    127 9 STAR. Sun— The Sultan of Kedah yesterday called on Malay parents and guardians to find out the cause of the "poor showing" of Malay children in their studies. The Sultan said he was nut happy with the educational progress made by Malay children,
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    Razak praises patriotism
    511 9 BE PREPARED FOR GREATER TASKS AHEAD, HE TELLS DEFENCE MINISTRY STAFF RUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Tun Abdul Razak, today praised members of the Federation Armed Forces Civilian Staff Union for their patriotism and urged them to be prepared for greater
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    Now amahs decide on strike action
    215 9 MALACCA, Sunday. A MAHS employed by the British War Department A here today decided to take strike action if the War Department persisted in transferring responsibilities over their employment and working conditions to the soldiers themselves. About 250 delegates, representing about 1,400 amaht I
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    War Dept staff are 'foreigners in their own coun try '—Zaidi
    530 9 War Dept staff are 'foreigners in their own coun try '—Zaidi PENANG, Sunday. jyjALAYAN civilian employees of the British War Department have become "foreigners in their own country," Mr. S. J. H. Zaidi, president of the War Department Civilian Staff Association, said today. "It seems to be our lot to
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    MCA body . to see Chinese schools get ■—fair deal
    214 9 MCA body to see Chinese schools get ■—fair deal- KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. j The Malayan Chinese Association has decided to form a I special sub-committee on education to ensure the smooth implementtation of the Govern- ment's policy towards Chinese schools. The principal task of I this sub-committee will be to
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    Diana wins title
    56 9 IPOH, Sun. Miss Diana Chan, 19. a typist In the Veterinary Research Institute here, won the "Miss Perak Government Service. 1963" title from 10 other girls at dance here last night. Miss Irene John. 21. an assistant nurse in Kampar. was second and Miss Lee Lai Kwan.
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    Deadline set by teachers
    56 9 PENANO. Sun. The Pan-Ms-layan Malay Teachers' Union decided today that the "end of thl.« year" must see the end of its fight for a revision of salaries for Malay school teachers. A motion to this effect was unanimously passed at the union's annual conference held at
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    MAYOR TO LEAD DANCE TROUPE
    199 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The j Mayor of Manila. Mr. Antonio Villcgas. will lead a 40-member delegation which comprises the wellknown Baranguay folk dance troupe from his I country for the SouthEast Asia Cultural Festival in Singapore. The Baranguay specialises in a full repertoire of Philippine dances
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    Health centre
    31 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. The Minister of Health. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Haji Tallb. will declare op-n a health centre at Gunonff Pi Negrl Sembllan, at 11 am o:i fhursday.
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    A Malaysia Day ball in Perak
    83 9 IPOH. Sun. The Perak Malaysia Day Celebrations Committee will noid a ball at the St John Ambulance Hall here on Sept. l. Highlights of the ball will be the election of a "Malaysia Day Queen", a fashion and hair-style.* parade and floor shows by
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    MB's advice to earn more
    61 9 MB's advice to earn more IPOH, Sun. Rubber smallholders were today advised by the Mentri Besar of Perak. Date Shaarl bin Shaflee. to earn more money by selling their rubber as. sheets. He said that they should adopt the latest techniques recommended by the Rubber Research Institute for making them
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    Civil Service by patronage
    1076 10 YESTERDAYS RULERS. By Robert Heussler. (Oxford University Press 275. 6d.). REVIEWED BY ALLINGTON KENNARD IN the last years of its life the British Colonial Service has attracted an attention denied it when there was an empire to rule. A full generation has passed since its heyday,
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    Faith and the works
    193 10 Faith and the works FATHER JOE. By Joseph Williamson. (Hodder and stouchton 165.) THIS is the age of doubt. We doubt ourselves and God himself. We c"en doubt the motives of people like Joseph Williamson and Leonard Cheshire. "What are they getting out of It?" asks the cynic. This book
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    Discipline, central command for Red Cross work
    458 10  - Discipline, central command for Red Cross work PETER BENESON By IN THE NAME OF HUMANITY. By Dr. Alexonder Thomson. (Longmans. 255.) fHERE is a moral to this book and it is just as well that there should be, for it would be appalling if some good did not flow from
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    1019 12 'THE table of shaves ea the x Malayan Stack Ezehatßga taews last business to Jaly t%. (A) auiel last bminesa since thai «Ute (B) with H and L f*«~"-p; for Highest and Lowest basinesi for this year to date. f nitr N«t«* 4.20 4.10 fr»T. 440 4.16
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    Tin at highest level
    719 12 Tin at highest level STRAITS tin rose one dollar on Friday to $448} per picul on an ottering up 20 tons to 280 tons. It was the highest estimated offering since April and the highest price lor the week. The market was closed on Saturday and is again closed today
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    Equities: Smaller turnover
    2011 13 Equities Smaller turnover From Our Market Correspondent 'jMIK Malayan Stock .Exchange only operated last week for four days owing to holidays in both territories on Friday and the decision not to trade for half a day on Saturday. While Singapore will continue closed today there will be trading in the
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      811 14 NOTICES STATE OF SINGAPORE 1963 QUALIFYING TEST I A Qualifying Test for acceptance I ol Singapore private candidates vi- tending to sit for the University of j Cambridge Local Examinations I Syndicate's Joint Examination for the School Certificate and General Certificate of Education in 1964 or subsequent years, will be
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      752 14 TENDERS JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK TENDERS lor the construction ot an Agricultural Training Centre at Jalan Kampong Tengah. Selama will be received at the office of the Jurutera Negerl. J.K.R. Perak, Ipoh up to 3.00 p.m. of the Bth. August, 1963 from Contractors in Class D and above under Head
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      AZMAN KEEPS NATIONAL SINGLES TITLE
      225 15 TENNIS MALACCA, Sun. S. A. Azman of Selangor retained his men's singles title in the second Malayan national lawn tennis championships here today. Top-seeded Azman outclassed Davis Cup team-mate Billy Yap, also of Selangor, winning by 6-3, 6-0. There was never any doubt at any
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      Pearce is all set for a 'hattrick'
      546 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. A USTRALJAN John Pearce, who won the Penang and Perak lawn tennis titles a fort-night ago, is all set for a hattrick. He qualified for the men's singles final in the Singapore open championships on the Padang here today Pearce proved
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      Visiting Ceylon Varsity are strong XI
      419 15  - Visiting Ceylon Varsity are strong XI Ernest Frida CRICKET by SINGAPORE, Sun. —Sin- j gapore, the MCA League champions, will face tough opposition when they meet the visiting University of Ceylon on Tuesday and Wednesday on the Padang here. The 17-strong University party who became champions of Ceylon for the
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      Lock icon W. Indians collapse
      170 15 LONDON, Sun. The West Indian touring team, after their early batsmen had provided rich entertainment for a Urge Bank-Holiday crowd, coUiipsed acainst Glamorgan on the nr« day of their match at Swansea their last five wicket* for only 3S runs after te* and were al.l out for
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      Aust. League soccer
      119 15 SYDNEY. Sun. Australian League soccer results: Victoria Stale Croatia 0 Polonla X: Wllhelmtna 0 81a via 1. Victoria Dir. 1 Of) Alexander 9 Florentine 1. NSW Fed. Dtv. 1 Prague 3 Budapest 1: Apia 3 South Coast 1: Hellenic 2 Hakoah 1. NSW Fed. Div. I Toongabble
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      GYMNASTICS CHAMPION IN PERFECT —BALANCE—
      39 15 GYMNASTICS CHAMPION IN PERFECT —BALANCE— QUAH Sek Leong of the Methodist Boys School, Sentul, in perfect balance. He was competing in the Kuala Lumpur Secondary S c h o ols Gymnastics championships on Saturday. He won the individual title.
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      74 15 LONDON, Bun. Sweden drew level at 2-2 with Britain In the European Zone final of the Davis Cup lawn tennis competition when Jan-Erik Lundquist defeated Bobby Wilson 3-6. 2-6. 6-2. 6-2. 6-1 at Wimbledon yesterday. As the rain-Interrupted match did not finish until early evening when
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      Dv Plessis leads in Spore Open
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      91 15 SINGAPORE. Sun.— P. Turner, who keeps wicket for Austsigs in the SCA Junior tournament, gets his first State "cap" in the Singapore team to play the visiting University of Ceylon team on Tuesday ami Wednesday on the Padang here. SCA secretary Ken Bell announced today that
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      S'gor Indians triumph
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      68 15 SPORTS DIARY TENNIS S"pore open championships (padang). 11 a.m. J. Waugh competition final (S'gor CRC courts, 8.30 ajn.). SWIMMING Spore senior Inter-club championships (CSC i Pod). -4 GOLF Spore amateur open'v flnal round (Upper Thomson Rd). SOCCER Spore Dlv. 1: IRC V Alexandra (Jo Besar. 6.15). Inter- Community Centre: P.
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    Spore in the semi finals
    482 16  -  NORMAN SIEBEL: by K. Lumpur, Sun THEY KEEP SOUTH LEADERSHIP WITH 4-1 VICTORY OVER FORCES SINGAPORE today qualified for I lie semi lin:ils of llu' Malaya Cup when Ihev beal Armed Forces 11 A ihc Menjeka Stadium to keep their South zone leadership with '20
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    'Protesting' Malacca also in the last four
    191 16 'Protesting' Malacca also in the last four VIALACCA. Sun. -'■Malacca, playing at top form, edged Singapore Joint Services 3-2 in a fast but robust match at Kubu Stadium here today. Malacca thus assured themselves of a place in the Malaya Cup semi-finals. Malacca played "under protest" as Joint Services fielded
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    Perak hopes crushed
    180 16 DENANG. Sun. Perak full- back Yee Seng Choy sent a last-minute free kick soaring over the crossbar and that was the end of Perak s hopes of Malaya Cup glory this year. Penang won' this North zone tie 2-1 at the City Stadium here today, after trailing
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    Tough going for Negri
    151 16 OENTONG. Sun.— Negri Sem- **bilan were made to struggle for their 6-4 victory over Pahang In a South zone Malaya Cup tie here today. With a commanding 4-1 lead up to the 50th minute, Negri suddenly faded ar.d allowed Pahang to creep up to 4-3 and
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    MALAYA CUP RESULTS, TABLES
    157 16 SOUTH ZONE Forces 1 Singapore 4 Pahang 4 Negri 6 Malacca 3 J. Services 2 P W D L F A Pts iiporo 12 10 0 ***** 20 Malacca 13 9 1 3 52 24 19 Johore IS 1 2 4 36 23 16 J Services
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    Lock icon De Souza's 111 blazes victory
    601 16 Moment of indecision CRICKET ROUND-UP SINGAPORE, Bun. A dashing 111 not out by W de Souza, the Selangor Eurasians opening batsman, enabled them to beat Singapore Recreation Club by five wickets in a friendly cricket match played on the padang today. Recs scored 209 runs
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    Hostile bowling by Retnam
    81 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.—Ceylon S.C. of Singapore and TP.C.A. drew in their annual match for the Muaaliar Shield at 'Princess Road here today. Final scores: CSC 178 and 108. T.P.CA. 118 and 102-8. TP.C.A. resuming at 92 for three, were all out for 118 runs In their
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    ACSOBA win
    53 16 IPOH. Sun. Anglo-Chinese School Old Boys Association beat Police by one wicket in the Brander Shield League match on the V.M.C.A. ground here today. Scores: Police 60 (Chong Foong Pin 30. Ramanathan 23: Mohamed Siaek 6-30, C. Mahendran 3-18) ACSOBA 100-9 (A. Kesavan 35. Bhagwan Singh 4-23. C.
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    THOMAS CUP MEN IN CAMP
    252 16 THOMAS CUP MEN IN CAMP If U ALA LUMPUR. Sun. Malaya's Thomas Cup probable^ went Into their training quarters at the Police Depot here today. In the afternoon British A.A.A. coach Tony Trail outlines to the players the training scheme he has prepared for them. In the 18 days they
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    S'gor Eurasians edge SRC
    47 16 SINGAPORE, Sun— Two goals by centre-forward V. de Silva helped Selangor Eurasians to beat Singapore Recreation Club 2-1 in a friendly soccer match played on the padang today. SRC's goal was scored by V. Klass. All the goals came in the first half.
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    Raffi wins
    42 16 SINGAPORE. Sun. Ahmad Raffi. Singapore s leading cyclist, today won the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association's 50 kilometres event at the Paslr Panjang Gap. Kumsari Salam was second and Tjow Cheng Boon third. The winner's time was lhr. 24 mm. 45sec.
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    Singapore's shield by 3 runs
    378 16 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Singapore Chinese Recreation Club became the i first holders of the Ng-Wong Bhield when they beat Selangor C.R.C. by three runs in an exciting finish to their match played on the Pudu Road ground today. Final scores: Selangor C.R.C. 165 and 88-7
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    SOUTH KOREA ARE HERE ON 'DUAL MISSION' t
    282 16 SOUTH KOREA ARE HERE ON 'DUAL MISSION' t MERDEKA SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. 3OUTH KOREA, who were joint holders of the Rahman Trophy with Malaya in 1960. wore the i first team to arrive for the Sixth Mordoka Soccer Tournament. The South Koreans, who arrived by train from Singaj pore
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    SUMMARY
    99 16 SOCCER Burnley Cup i Penan? i Penanß :t Perak 3 U Per:tk Div. 2 (T. Ansom Rubana 1 Gloucester 1. Imer-Communi'v Centre Lge. iS'porei QueensUnvu 3 Middle Roho 3. Pek Klo 9 Slim Avenii'? 0. chong Pant; 1 Jalan Tenteram 0. Kluun« Div 1; PWD Combined wo Bombs 11.
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    DEATHS
    124 16 MICHAEL LOH VAT MAN |>:i>-.f<i lA.iy peacefully on -t-N-fcl nt the OtBI I his will- Mary Won.: Soon flag, non ■Tie, iwreniK Mr. a.- Mry. Uoh Ah KonK, brother John, (Men Stella, Doris, Liljr and Miry to mourn his loaa. <"ortct;« lia\>'> MagMOn Ci-kcl Company on Mondiv .Vs-tfJ at
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      42 16 Highest nnd Lowest temperatures in Malaya nnd Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Saturday to 8 pjn. yesteraay. Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kota Bharu 88 73 Henang 88 73 looh 91 73 Malacca 38 72 Singapore 90 75 I
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