The Straits Times, 19 August 1963

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    21 1 Library, ipoia AVERAGE DAILY fEBTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 100,000 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845 MONDAY, AUGUST 19, 1963 15 CFNTS KDN 352
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    IN WRITING
    452 1 Send in views early, please. SPOKESMAN: THE WORK WILL GO ON-WHETHER THE INDONESIAN AND THE FILIPINO OBSERVERS ARE HERE ON TIME OR NOT Not all may get an oral hearing I From 1 WEE KIM WEE and GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING. Sun. Those wishing to appear before the U.N.
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    Lock icon Gurkhas on trail of guerillas: Officer shot in ambush dies
    302 1 SIBIT, Sunday. BRITISH Gurkha officer hus died from wounds received in a clash with Indone-sian-based guerillas south-east of here. Detachments of the 2/6 Gurkha Riflles are now spreading out in launches in pursuit of the guerillas, who ambushed a Gurkha
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    Slain—by her son
    29 1 Slain by her son TAIPEH. Sun.— W«ng Shou-No. 18. admitted killing his mother with an axe yesterday because she had been "Impolite" to hU teena«ed gue&i« at a party.
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    Lock icon Anti-Malaysia signs in Jakarta's big parade
    426 1 Anti-Malaysia signs in Jakarta's big parade BRITISH, MALAYAN ENVOYS AMONG INDEPENDENCE DAY SPECTATORS JAKARTA. Sun. THOUSANDS oi" people cheered and shouted as anti-Malaysia and anti-British banners and floats were displayed during an independence anniversary parade here today. Marchers representing the national political front waved banners with the words "Malaysia is
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    FINAL WAVE AS RESEBVE UNIT MEN FLY TO KUCHING
    156 1 FINAL WAVE AS RESEBVE UNIT MEN FLY TO KUCHING SIXTY-THREE officers and men of the Police Reserve Unit stationed in Kuala Lumpur flew in two chartered Malayan Airways planes yesterday for Kuching. They will relieve another Malayan contingent which arrived at Butterworth yesterday after three months in Sarawak. Wives and
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    Lock icon Ex-president detained
    61 1 BRAZZAVILLE, Sun. ExPresident Fulbert Youlou. who resigned after demonstrations against his Government last week. Is being held In a military camp with other former leaders of the Congo (Brazzaville) Republic. It was learned here today. It was believed they are being detained for possible future questioning when the
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    Record attendance and receipts at M-soccer
    127 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. All Malayan sports records for attendances and gate receipts were broken on the final night of the Merdeka anniversary soccer tournament at the Merdeka Stadium. The crowd was 38,000 almost 6,000 more than saw the 1960 .Merdeka tournament final between Malaya
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    Raiders attack trawler, set it on fire
    205 1 Raiders attack trawler, set it on fire A LOR STAR. Sun. About 40 men in lv motor boats raided a trawler and set lire to it after beatins up itcrew yesterda> afternoon. The incident occurred near Pulau Songsong, about nine miles from Yen. a central Kedah fishing village. The trawler,
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    STOP PRESS
    44 1 KAUNDA VICTORY MOM.I BABOTSI I \M» miv l»r K<uneth Kiuii'l i nit< d Sa tiouil tadepevA i'| ><>rtb' ru Kliuik .1 1 Ij j-.--nu'L i!• in <■■ i> in oiu-i .j 1 1 elected >< i*> 10 N *t|..o i| Council —K< ut< r
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Pope urges Diem: Give Buddhists new deal
      259 2 Pope urges Diem: Give Buddhists new deal ROME, Sun. The Pope has sent President Ngo Dinh Diem of Vietnam a personal message asking for religious tolerance for Buddhits. The letter was sent to President Diem a Roman Catholic— last week. It was his second appeal for religious tolerance in Vietnam.
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      Lock icon Ceylon may arrange head of state protest
      80 2 Ceylon may arrange head of state protest COLOMBO. Sun.— The Ceylon Government may hold a conference here of heads of Buddhist nations on the South Vietnam issue. The Prime Minister. Mrs. Bandaranalke. has already had discussions with high priests, Buddhist leaders and representatives of Buddhist organisations. She expressed the Government's
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      Slain—by her son
      29 2 Slain— by her son TAIPEH. Sun. Wang Shouno. 18. admitted killing his mother with an axe yesterday because she had been "impolite" to his teenaged guests at a party.
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      Lock icon PREMIER JOMO: NO RACIAL DISCRIMINATION IN FREE KENYA
      73 2 NAIROBI. Sun. Mr. Jomo Kenyatta (above). Kenya's Prime Minister, said yesterday there would be no racial discrimination after Kenya became independent in December. He said there should be one law for all races. At a meeting at Bungoma. in Western Kenya, he
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      Syria accuses Israel
      30 2 DAMASCUS (Syria), Sun. Syria yesterday accused Israel of "unusual troop concentrations and suspicious movements'* along the Syrian border and the demilitarised zone dividing the two countries.— UJU.
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      Lock icon In China now: Mass movement to study works of Mao
      273 2 In China now: Mass movement to study works of Mao DEKING, Sun. A mass movement to study the works of Mao Tse-tung is under way in China, where the Communist party has recently denied that there is any "personality cult." Peking newspapers have reported party sponsored meetings In various parts
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      Lock icon Locked-in girls allowed out into riot capital
      158 2 BRAZZAVILLE, Sun. About 30 British girl secretaries confined to the World Health Organisation's regional headquarters near here during last week's rioting against the deposed President Fulbert Youlou. were allowed into the capital yesterday. The WHO had ordered their staff at DJoue, eight mile*
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      Lock icon Indian Govt forms a $155 million company to make MiG fighters
      136 2 Indian Govt forms a $155 million company to make MiG fighters NEW DELHI, Sun.— The Indian Government today announced the formation of a state-owned company to manufacture Soviet supersonic MiG jet fighters and other aircraft in India. The company, registered here yesterday, will be called Aeronautics India Ltd. and will
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      Lock icon INDIANS NOW FEEL THE PINCH OF A WAR BUDGET
      243 2 INDIANS NOW FEEL THE PINCH OF A WAR BUDGET NEW DELHI, Sunday. INDIANS have begun to feel the pinch of auste--1 rity as all resources are mobilised to defend the country against a possible future attack by the Chinese. Spiralling prices, scarce consumer goods and smothering taxes have combined to
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      19 missing in plane: Hope abandoned
      82 2 19 missing in plane: Hope abandoned TOKYO, Bun. Hope was virtually abandoned for the safety of 19 people aboard a missing Japanese passenger plane with the discovery of a large oU slick this morning. A four-englned De HavUand Heron plane of Fujlta Airlines left Hahljo Island, 300 miles south of
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      Lock icon 58 LOST AS FERRY CAPSIZES
      208 2 58 LOST AS FERRY CAPSIZES VA H A (Okinawa), 11 Sun. Fifty-eight people were still missing today from a Japanese ferryboat, carrying 209 people, which capsized and sank near Okinawa yesterday. Naha police reported last night that 151 had been rescued, but two died later. Of the four unidentified Americans
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      Lock icon Hundreds killed in reprisals
      46 2 MOGADISHU, Sun.— The Somali Government loday reported the Ethiopian Army has been carrying out massive reprisals including bombing, for eight weeks against Somali inhabitants of the Ojaden area of Ethiopia. Observers here estimated several hundred had been killed on both sides. Reuter.
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      Mary had a little otter—two, in fact
      130 3 Mary had a little otter— two, in fact ]ifARY Revell. 24. plans 1 to have both her two otters in the water alongside her when she swims the English Channel this month. Yes. just like the nursery-rhyme girl, Mary is followed wherever she goes by her four-month-old pets. Pepsi and
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      Lock icon TWO STRANDED ON THE EIGER ARE DEAD
      227 3 TWO STRANDED ON THE EIGER ARE DEAD ZURICH. Sunday. PLANS to send a rescue party for two Spanish climbers stranded on the Eiger's dreaded north wall since Sunday were abandoned today when it i was reported they were dead. Crack SwLss glficie»- pilot Hermann Geiger potted two j motionless figures
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      Lock icon Farouk is ordered to pay up
      94 3 ROME, Sun. Ex-King Farouk of Egypt yesterday was ordered by a court here to pay (US) $1,675 to a Swedish citizen for coins and stamps that Farouk acquired from him In 1952. Farouk argued that since the coins and stamps were acquired while he
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      Lock icon Tape on drunken drivers
      47 3 LOS ANGELES. Sun.—Highway police in California are using tape recorders in a new effort to catch drunken drivers Playbacks of a defendant's slurred statements at the scene of an accident is usually enough to persuade him to plead guilty, an official said. Reuter
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      Lock icon Authoress to wed Russian artist after appeal to Nik
      119 3 MOSCOW. Sun— Miss Avrll Pyman. 32. a British authoress, said here yester- i day she planned to marry a Soviet artist next month following a successful appeal to Mr. Khrushchev. Miss Pyman. whose parents live in Sussex, southeast England, met her
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      Lock icon Gamble while you cruise
      51 3 LONDON. Sun. Andres, the 27.000-ton British liner, will have roulette tables aboard when she sails on her winter cruises this year. The London gambling club, Crockfords, are to provide the tables and French croupiers will operate the games. stakes will be from 2s 6d to £100.
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      Lock icon Surprise snow on the Alps
      47 3 GRENOBLE (Prance). Sun. Violent storms lashed the mountainous area around Orenoble yesterday, and snow 'ell on the Dauphine Alps down to about 7,500 feet. It was the first time for years that snow had fallen at such low altitudes in August. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Film star dies
      33 3 NEW YORK. Bun. Silent Him «ttf Richard Banlielmcs.-.. who won a suecial Academy Award in 1928. th« tir.si vcur they were presented, died yesterday of cancer. He was 68. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Terrorists hanged
      23 3 MADRID. Sun. Two terrorists sentenced to death far setting off bombn that injured 32 people last month were hanged yesterday. U.P.I
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      Lock icon Happy feet...
      22 3 FOLKESTONE. Sun. Constable William Wellington Boot has retired from the police force here after 33 Nan pounding the beat. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Kill wife' order from behind Iron Curtain
      279 3 ATHENS. Sunday rFHE Greek newsA paper Avghi yesterday published what n 6J.i'i was the toxt of a leaflet claiming that Mrs. Betty Ambatielos was to be assassinated in England on orders "given from behind the Iron Curtain." Avghi. mouthpiece of the pro-Communist United
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      Legs blown off, but guards reach West
      90 3 BERLIN, Sun. Two East German border guards, their legs blown off by a Communist land mine, last night crawled to freedom In the West. The border guards were talking to people across the barbed wire "Iron Curtain". West German border police said. When
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      Britain goes on giant treasure hunt for hold-up £2.3 million
      369 3 LONDON, Sunday. THOUSANDS of men, women and children and squads of police are spending the weekend in a giant treasure hunt looking for more money probably dumped in panic by the £2.6 million mail train robbers. Encouraged by two earlier
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      Lock icon GANG LEADER 'HAS HAD COMMANDO TRAINING'
      70 3 GANG LEADER 'HAS HAD COMMANDO TRAINING' LONDON. Sun. The News of the World reported today that the police, now know the name of the man who led the gang of robbers. It said he was known to the underworld as 'The Major." The report described him as "an exarmy type
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      Lock icon Nikita for Yugoslavia
      32 3 MOSCOW. Sun.— Mr. Khrushchev will leave for Yugoslavia in a day or two for a "vacation" which Is expected here to result in important talks with President Tito. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bomb injures 20
      30 3 BRUSSELS, Sun. Two grenades thrown Into a cafe in the centre of Brussels last night Injured about 20 people. The cafe is frequ'Xted largely by Congolese. Reuter.
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      A 'MARRIAGE FOR MONEY' RACKET TO LIVE IN THE U.S.
      173 3 A 'MARRIAGE FOR MONEY' RACKET TO LIVE IN THE U.S. •^EW YORK, Sun. Three Greek sailors who married American women for US$2,--000 each were 'indicted by a federal grand jury on Friday on charges of conspiracy to bypass the immigration laws. The sailors stayed In the U.S. Illegally and married
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      Lock icon Beauty Queen contest is now for dogs
      82 3 Beauty Queen contest is now for dogs BOGNOR REGIS, Sun For many years Barnham village, near Bognor Regis (Sussex) has held a beauty queen contest at Its annual show In aid of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.. This has always been a problem because the
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      373 3 ASAHI BEER CONTEST Now at the Great World Trade Fair Ist Prize: One Sanyo 19" TV set 2nd Prize: One Sanyo Radio 3rd Prize: One Sanyo Electric Fan 12 Consolation Prizes: One Asahi Gold Ring each C^LV MONO HONG CO LTD 144. tcfenwi «o.d fcngipfi T.I ***** Advertisement Science Shrinks
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    PMIP chief will not meet 'rebel' challenge
    340 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday. *pHE national president of the Pan Malayan Islamic Party, Dr. Burhanuddin Al-Helmy, will not accept a challenge to come to Singapore and declare at a public rally why he considers Malaysia bad. The secretary of the Singapore branch of the party,
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    A fund drive
    35 4 PENANG, Sun. The Kelawel Cmno division Is to ralae funds for ltc own Umno house. The division's annual meeting decided last night to organise a fun fair, concert and other fund-raising ventures.
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    THE WINDS OF CHANGE...
    166 4 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Kens Swee, today urged foreign entrepreneurs to set up local industries to manufacture foods which they had hitherto been exporting from their home countries. He made this appeal in his speech at the opening of the new |10 million
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    376 4 THE following la today's schedule 1 of etril aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS BOAC: From Melbourne, Brisbane, Darwin (BA 713) 7.30 p.m.; from London. Duaaeldorf. Istanbul, Abadan, Bombay. Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 7ftft) 4.36 p.m. Pan- American: From Ban Francisco, Los Angeles,
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    THE ROYAL DANCERS SAY FAREWELL
    42 4 PRINCESS NORODOM RI'PI'HADEVI of Cambodia chats with a member of her Cambodian delegation at the airport. Beside her, from left, are: Princes Norodom Chakrapong and Norodom Naradi p o and Princess Norodom Botum Bopha. Straits Times picture.
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    Visitors move out of festival village
    270 4 TRIBUTE TO GOVERNMENT FOR STAGING BIG SHOW SINGAPORE. Sunday. 'THE festival village at Bukit Timah was vir- tually deserted when three more delegations who took part in the first South-east Asia Cultural Festival left Singapore today They were delegates from the Philippines, Cambodia and
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    Eight air force cadets on tour
    59 4 SINGAPORE. Swi. Eight equipment I light cadets of the 84tli ana 85th Entries at the Royal Air Force College, Cranwell, England, will visit the Par East Air Force lrom tomorrow to Sept. 4. The visit the first of its kind is to let the
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      487 4 REX SKY (Singapore) OPENS TOMORROW I aVaaMaaaflUL -a^aß L T B^V IWaV ■r IB L. attt ttl he keeps his heart locked in an ivory tower, Pedro m Armendariz remains unharmed after Guy Williams thrusts^ a scimitar through his body in one of the thrill scenes of..M METRO GOLDWYN MAYER
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    Fifteen charmers in checks
    173 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun rrnVFNTY-SEVEN danl cers of the Phillipine Karanggay folk dance troupe arrived here today to perform at the Stadium Negara. The troupe, comprising; l.~> women and 13 men. will stage two shows on Tuesday and Wednesday at eight each night. The Kuala Lumpur Junior
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    THE DANCER WHO IS ALSO A LAWYER
    74 5 THE DANCER WHO IS ALSO A LAWYER BEAUTIFUL 21 year o'.d lawyer-dancer of the Filipino Baranggay lol> dance troupe. Miss Fe U Ramirez, who arrived i!" Kuala Lumpur yes'.erdav. Away from the ntfrfT and the limelight. Vis; Ramirez works In a law d^;;; rtment of the Jenera; Auditing Office in
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    Kidnap charge withdrawn
    62 5 PENANO. Sun. A youth accused of kidnapping a girl under 16 vpitr-. iiom the lawful guardianship ol hei adopted mother. Annna Bit. was acqul i t c n when the prosecution withdrew j the charge against him. T. Thirunavakkarasoo. 20. had pleaded not i?uilty to a charge
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    A playful ghost keeps knocking on their door
    205 5 A playful ghost keeps knocking on their door OENANG, Sun. A playful ghost ha been harassing an old Malay couple in Bukit Glugor, about five miles from* here, giving them sleepless nights. "This ghost has been playing pranks on us for the last six months and I am at my
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    'CHAOS' WARNING BY DATO SAMBANTHAN
    192 5 KUALA KAMGSAR. Sun. There will be chaos and calamity in this country if the present trend of political parties playing on communal and religious rights goes unchecked warned Dato V.T. Sambanthan, Minister of Works. Posts, and Telecommunications here today. Dato Sambanthan. who is also national
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    Art exhibition
    36 5 KL'AI.A LUMPUR. Sun The head of tte Department o! Economics :n the University of Malaya. Professor Unaku Abdul Aziz, will unen the 10th exhibition of the Wednesday Art Orouo at the Bricouncil here 'omorrow
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    MAL opens an office at Goodwood Hotel
    123 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Malayan Airways has opened a booking office at Goodwood Hotel for hotel guests and residents in the Tanglin and Orchard Road areas. The office is open daily from 8.30 i m to (> p in and from 7 p.m. to 10
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    $5,000 allotted for M-day
    41 7 MUAR. Sun. The Johore State Government has allocated $5 000 lor the Malaysia celebrations here, which have been fixed for Sept. 5 and Sept. 6 In addition, the Chine.se community will spend more than 1 $15 000
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    Sisters return to take up teaching German
    269 7 'EASIER TO LEARN THAN CHINESE' RUALA LUMPUR, Sun Two Malayan girls the first qualified to teach German in this country said today that German was easier to learn than Chinese. The girls are sisters. Miss Winnie Long and Miss Long Jee Yeng. Winnie
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    SCRAP M-PLAN, IT CREATES ENEMIES: 001
    136 7 SCRAP M-PLAN, IT CREATES ENEMIES: 001 PENANG, Sunday THE Socialist Front Mayor of George Town, Mr. A Ooi Thiam Siew, today urged that the Malaysia proposal be scrapped. "Malaysia cannot be for the well-being of the people so long as there Is economic and political oppression by the British Government,"
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    TOP PRIZES TO MOTHERS IN TELECOMS CONTEST
    105 7 IPOH, Sun. Two mothers took the first and second prize in the Pan-Malayan "Miss Trletoms" contest at a dance here last night. They were Mrs. l.im Siang Jee. a telephone operator from Johore Rharu. who was elected the "Queen", and Mrs. Yvonne Thasan,
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    Masked men escape with $855
    87 7 Masked men escape with $855 ALOR STAR. Sun Four masked men armed with knives held up a businessman and his family early this morning and escaped with about $855 in cash and jewellery. Lim Kirn Chua of Kampone Bharu. Sungei Patani. reported to police he was awakened by a noise
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    A film show
    24 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun The Institution of Engineers will hold tiim show at the Shell Theatrrtte here on Friday at 5.30 p.m.
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    1,420 begin today 'Youth Week in Business'
    120 7 1,420 begin today 'Youth Week in Business' SINGAPORE. Sun. More than 1.420 final-year pupils from 56 secondary schools in the four language streams will begin work tomorrow for one week in various commerical firms and Government departments. They will be taking part In "Youth Week in Business." 1 sponsored by
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    Girl cyclist killed in collision
    51 7 IPOH. Sun. A girl cyclist. Chin Siew Yin. 20. was killed in a collision with a sports car in Tambun Road here at noon today. She was coming out of Turf Club Avenue after a visit to the Japanese Garden with friends when the accident
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    Dances for P-Fund
    39 7 ALOR STAR. Sun. The SulUn of Kedah will attend a performance of Indian classical dances by the Kalakshetra troupe in aid of the National Patriotic Fund at the Great World Park here tomorrow at 8.30 p.m
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    Man found hanging
    22 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Chew PaiiK Kam. 59. unemployed, was found haiiKins In his bedroom at Lorong 23, Geylang, early today.
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    Ceylon envoy will return home this month
    197 7 Ceylon envoy will return home this month KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The acting High Commissioner for Ceylon in Malaya, Mr. Arthur Abeyawardena, will leave for Ceylon later this month accompanied by his wife.. The Ceylon High Commission officially closed down In June for reasons of economy, but Mr. Abeyawardena stayed behind
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    Gift of books
    35 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The British Council will present a gift of medical books to the University of Malaya on Saturday. The books will be received by the ViceChancellor. Dato Sir Alexander Opptnheim.
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    W.I.C. meeting
    24 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Women's International Club will hold its annual meeting at its Jalan Damansara office at 6 p.m. on Monday
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    BRIBE CASE NULL AND VOID: JUDGE
    191 7 RAUB. Sunday |\ATO Justice Hashim allowed an appeal by a Land Office official here against a conviction of corruption yesterday without hearing either the Deputy Public Prosecutor or the defence coun- jsel. The judge declared the entire proceedings of the lower court null and
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    221 8 M BWrf* S/« (Mimimum) RYVITA CRISPBRKAD la the perfect .id to slimming. Enjoy delicious Itjnrlta. Made from wholemeal rye Rich ir. Viumin B aad minerals ELSIE MARY LTO.. 2nd Ktoor. 13 Battery Road. Spore A CooMantJy Arriving From Ttw New Autumn Colleuioo. Dre«se« For All Occaaioiu DRUMMER PINI DISINFECTANT
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    49 8 29 WordM t! *9 (Milt.) SINCAPORE GOSPEL TEAM will conduct special meetings at Kuala l.umpur To-.wi Hall on 19th. 30th and L'lst AUKUst at 7 30 p.m. nightly. Inspiring singing and Musical Items by Talented Young Men. Dynamic Messages hy Dr. U.D. James. All welcome. Admisalon Free.
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    The Straits Times. Monday, August 19. 1963. A Milder Tone
    619 8 The Straits Times. Monday, August 19. 1963. A Milder Tone It is not clear from President Soekarno's independence day speech whether the arming and training of guerillas for jungle war in Nortb Borneo is part of the process of consultation on South-East Asian problems on which the President sets such
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    Final Footnote
    346 8 Inche Khir Johari has added what should be the final footnote to the unhappy affair of the co-operative urea factory. In a speech to the All-Malaya Co-operative Conference in Ipoh over the week-end, the Minister addressed himself to the suspicion, which apparently still lingers, that the Government refused
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    Laughing Matter
    247 8 Is it against the public interest to caricature the police on stage and radio? It all depends, of course, on the way it is done. There is a clear difference between subversive satire making the police out. for instance, to be corrupt and tyrannical and calculated to arouse
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    WHERE THE TO LET' NOTICES PROCLAIM AN EXODUS
    633 8 from Jack Halpern CALISBURY. Sun. The uncertain future and economic depression which face a Southern Rhodesia about to "go it alone." under white minority rule are reflected in the dozens of emptyshop windows and hundreds of empty offices in Salisbury's modern, skyscrapered
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    South Vietnam's doomed first family...
    1538 8  - South Vietnam's doomed first family... DENNIS WARNER THE INEPT HANDLING OF THE BUDDHIST L CRISIS HAS TURNED MANY SUPPORTERS OF THE DIEM REGIME INTO BITTER CRITICS by —i Who has just visited Saigon The first of 3 articles THE Ngo Dinh family rule in South Vietnam is moving slowly but
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    S'PORE'S M-DAY AIM IS STILL AUG. 31
    274 9 S'PORE'S M-DAY AIM IS STILL AUG. 31 SINGAPORE, Sun. *3 Singapore and Sabah will declare themselves free and "press forward" on Aug. 31. the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today. Rounding off his tour ot Cairnhill and River Va ley constituences. which began iast evening, Mr. Lee declared:
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    Labourer is injured in fight
    87 9 SINGAPORE, Sun.— A labourer. A. Doralsamy. was seriously injured during a fight at the City Council quarter* tr. Henderson Hill this morntnz. Police were told that Dorais; my was involved in a fight with a neighbour, another City Council employee, in which a parang and
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    The problems of education
    46 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Mr. John E. Watson of the New Zealand Council for educational research arrived by air today for a four-day visit to meet leading educationists here. He said he would discuss with them the problems of education in this country.
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    New post office
    24 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun.— Sultan Ismail of Johore will open the new General Post Office here, at 3 p.m. on Aug. 25.
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    Undergrads in door to door appeal
    147 9 Undergrads in door to door appeal I£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Five hundred undergraduates of the University of Malaya will launch a door-to-door appeal campaign on Tuesday for donations to the Students Union's fourth Welfare Week. Mr. Kenneth Yeo Chu Hul, chairman of the publicity committee, said in a statement that support
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    Lawyer's son admitted
    62 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Mr. Ernes Llm Slew Yin has been admit ted to the Singapore Bar by Mr Justice Wlnslow in the Higb Court. Mr. Lim was called to the Bar at the Middle Temple In July 1962. His admission was moved by his father. Mr. R. C.
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    Camp opening
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. —The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Inche Yusof bin Ishak. will open '-Camp Temasek" of the 2nd Bn., Singapore Infantry Regiment, at Ulu Pandan at 8.30 a.m. tomorrow. He will appear in the uniform of Colonel of the regiment for the first time.
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    Racket in M-soccer tickets
    378 9 SPIVS SELL AT DOUBLE PRICE; RIOT SQUAD CALLED OUT TO CURB CROWD AT STADIUM KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. gPIVES made brisk black market business today at Merdeka Stadium as the demand for seats exceeded the supply of tickets for the final night of the sixth Merdeka anniversary
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    TEACHERS WANT MORE PAY
    213 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun The 1,000-strong National Union of Day Training Centre Graduate Teachers is to ask the Federation Govern- ment for more pay. A memorandum to this effect will be sent to the Ministry of Education. It was decided at Its annual delegates' conference here today.
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    Lorry driver fined $85
    68 9 BENTONO. Sun. A lorry drl-, ver. Chan Yoke Swee. 30, of Jalan Pantal. Kuala Trengganu. was! fined $73 hert yesterday for driving tils lorry without due care and attention at the 10th milestone. Bentong-Kuala Lumpur road, on' April 6. Chan, whose driving licence was endorsed, was
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    Secret of success of an envoy's wife
    217 9 Secret of success of an envoy's wife IfUALA LUMPUR, Sun An ambassador s wife must have two assets if she is to succeed and take to diplomatic life says Che Halimahton binte Abdul Majid Che Halimahton, wife oi the Malayan High Commissioner to Pakistan, said both assets revolve around women's
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    For arbitration
    42 9 SINOAPORE. Sun. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, Acting Minister (or Labour, has directed that a dispute between the Shaw Printing Works and the Singapore General Printing Workers' Union over the dismissal of an employee. Loke Meng Chan, be submitted to arbitration.
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    Teacher wins 'Miss Penang' title
    96 9 Teacher wins 'Miss Penang' title PENANG. Sun. Nineteen-year-old Marguerite Brodie, stand-in for French actress Capucine during the recent filming of "The Year of the Dragon" in Malaya, was elected "Miss Penang 1963" last night. "I'm so surprised and happy," she told the Straits Times after she was crowned by Datin
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    Integrated union has greater chance of success
    318 9 Integrated union has greater chance of success ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A leading trade union official today i spoke of the day when he hoped to see one giant union representing a1 1 Government employees. He was Mr. P.P. Narayanan, general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers the larfjest
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      469 9 Today's Radio, TV programmes RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYA SHORT WAVE SERVICE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE M EDIUM 4 \v"^TsE R VICE SEBVICE 47S metres A-M 6.00 Tune Sigi.a l AM. 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 Negara-Ku; 6.02 Prelude To Morning Prelude; 7.15 News; Breakfast; 7.00 Time Signal, 7 JO Breakfast Bulletin- 730 T^
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  • STRAITS TIMES BOOK REVIEW
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      The three principles of the people
      437 10 SAN MIN (HI L Translated by Frank Price. (China Publishing Company, Taiwan). BY DAVID SZE rERE is no obvious reason why a new edition of "The Three Principles of tbe People" should be published at this time, even with the addition of a further
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      For the visitor to Philippines
      283 10 THE PHILIPPINES. Compiled by Gladys Zabilka. (Charles Tuttle. Tokyo. U.S. $2.75). BY WALTER WARWICK II7HEN the blurb promises quaint customs, folk songs and sport along with potted history, then plainly it is the tourist who is being tempted. Miss Zabilka coes at' it with all
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      Remarkable engineers
      107 10 ■riOUR remarkable British engineers are, portrayed in the Master Builders, a Hutchinson book by Keith Middlemas. to be published in October. Their names are little known But Brassey. when he died It 1877. had built one mile of railway out of every twenty in the world. Aird save
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      Story of the red man's lost cause
      1347 10 Story of the red man's lost cause THE PATRIOT CHIEFS. By Alvin M. Josephy. (Eyre and Soottiswoode. 255.) ALLINGTON KENNARD JT is less than a hundred years since the surrender of the Nez Pefces in the Bear Paw mountains, thirty miles short of the Canadian frontier, completed the military conquest
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      274 10 America's favourite coffee AVAILABLE IN Maxwell house M INSTANT COFFEE (1 Is s>ill available in tins as well ■HpSIM 6 to tUe laM \JB3&A THE LUXURY OF MODERN. W III fl JIM ELECTRICAL KITCHEN APPLIANCES^Jjj_« If] bd C#]i AT REMARKABLY LOW PRICES HHf LIQUIDIZER AND GRINDER SET^/ 2 Electric appliances
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    KING TO OPEN $350,000 UNIVERSITY MOSQUE
    142 11 ITU ALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Yang di-Per-tuan Agong will open the 5350.000 University of Malaya mosque (above) on Friday. The mosque will accommodate 600 people. Its minaret is built on a 100-foot tower with a gold anodised aluminium dome. The floor in the hall
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    Wedding bells after RAF contest
    183 11 SINGAPORE, Sunday. TWO MEMBERS of Beverley transport crew at! RAF Seletar Flight Lieutenant A.C. Tolhurst: and Flying Officer R.G. Peters have a wedding date after taking part in a flying competition in i Cyprus this week. They and the rest of the crew will fly
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    YMCA to hold a talentime contest
    81 11 TELUK ANSON, Sun. The Teluk Anson section of the annual talentlme contest of the V.M.C.A. Youth Club of Ipoh will be held at the Kwong Tong Association on Sept 7 at 7.45 p.m. Entries arc now invited for vocal solo, vocal group and Instrumental
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    S'pore date for German duo
    43 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. An In-ternationally-known German duo. Denes and Annallese Zsigmondy, will perfonl at the Victoria Theatre next month. The concert, on Sept. 15, Is sponsored by Singapore impres&ario. Mr. Goh Soon Tloe. The duo is a violinist-pianist combination.
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    $17,700 damages to merchant
    58 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. Damages totalling $17,757 were awarded hy Mr. Justice Buttiose in the High Court last week to Ng Heng Teik. 61. a businessman, who received personal injuries in a road accident; 16 months ago. The award was made against i tee Kwek Cnuan. a motor-cyclist.)
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    Companies Ordinance to be amended
    130 11 TJUALA LUMPUR. Sun. I The Malayan Society of Incorporated 1 Accountants has sent a memorandum to the Government suggesting amendments to the Companies Ordinance in view Of the rapid development in the field of commerce and industry since independence. The annual meeting of the society
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    Villages in Brunei linked
    72 11 BRUNEI TOWN. Sun. I Seven bridle paths totalling more than 30 miles in length have been constructed in Tutong district under the rural development scheme. The District Officer. Inche All bin Awang Besar. said two more bridle paths about 10 miles long are to be con-
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    New SPA branch
    31 11 SINGAPORE. Sun Tun Llm Yew Hock, chairman oi the Mac*pore People's Alliance will open the pair- 1 Crawford branch in Java R, t at 4 p.m. next Sunday.
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    Expats will stay: Brunei Govt says it again
    206 11 Expats will stay: Brunei Govt says it again BRUNEI TOWN, Sun.— The Brunei Government has reaffirmed that it will continue to employ expatriate offic ers in important government posts until suitably qualified local officers are available to replace them. It said in a statement that while waiting for local men
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    25th anniversary
    24 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. Chop Joo Hong today held a reception at the, Chinese Medical Hall. Great World Park, to celebrate its 25th anniWllrtlJ
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    Police screen 323 people
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. In surprise anti-secret society raids here last night police screened 323 people Three suspects detained in the Joo Chlat area are being held under the Societies Ordinance.
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      291 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS diers in It are exactly tender 8. Vestment* for old companies P lants .I; AtUck specifically executed 8. Show resentment check' J lO 1 w *v« last month (1». ,6, J I break off a bit <A biscuit 10. They're usually built into rec- for the
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      679 12 BAR ft RESTAURANT (Spore) *Van*> ti 'Wm )-«»t SO ctt 'xlr. VIII r "THE PEC ASUS* for fish m\ r chip*. Ice cr-%111. Hiuch dinner 417 Alexandra Road (Opposite 8.U.U.), j S'porr. Tel: 6J66U. I COMFORT? AIH CONDITIONED a Raffles Bar and Prince Bar -J2. I RalOra Place. 8 pore,
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      573 12 SALE BY PUBLIC TENDER JABATAN KERJA RAYA Tenders will be received by tin PtRAK. *üblic Trustee. Supreme Court. TENDERS FOR THE EREC--5 lgapore. lo- the purchas*- o! TION OF A CLASB O QUAR»oks. showcases, sale, lurniture TERS AT BIDOR will be received md machinery In the premises ot at .ihe
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    1128 14 THE table «f shares on the Malayan Stack Exchanfe shows last business to Adjust 10. (A) and last business since that date (B) with II and I. standing for Hirhest and Lowest business for ♦his year to date. N 1 Aid Brick! 350 »t ic* fJS <0
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    DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
    30 14 C uircnl Oalr of Tolal Total for (»t previoDit paMncnt pa> m*nl >ear »eat A. Amal 25'- S*pt. 27 85°,, A. Malat 40 r r Oct. 4 30
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    CLOSING PRICES
    30 14 RUBBER TIN (perlb.) (per picul.) August 12. 6«'4cts. $449.37" j 13. U^cU. $151.50 H. «S<4 cts. $***** 15. 69', els! $450.87 «4 IS. 69 Cts. $451.00 17. $432.12".
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    Burmah Oil Co. issues denial
    117 14 Y|R. K. P. SMITH, managing iTJ director ot Burn.ah OU Company Ltd. has stated in London that there is no truth in the rumours that the Burmah Oil Board is contemplating a scrip Issue or that the company is engaged In any negotiations regarding merger
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    62 14 'j-ME Malayan C.chanp. Bankt' A. saciatian made the^e rh"nKe« In its rate* to merchant* on SatuMav (ai: rnteii to <lIHII Sellmi TT nr OD raarty BtUian Franca IO0: Italian Lirt 2UI9S: Narwaiian Krtmr MW. Honx Konv yesterday Iks U.I. rtolUt ■M .rioted at 5.711 tor T.T. and 5.7U
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    Tin up again in price
    694 14 THE Straits tin price gained another SI. 121 per picul on Saturday morning which took it to $452.12^. the second highest price for the week. In London on Friday prices had been well maintained in (ace of U>e strike by Bolivian miners. The only uay
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      467 14 THE THIRD MALAYAN FUND Application Form ana full details available by sending this coupon to: Th* Manager* P.O. Box 90. Singapore. P.O. Box 184 Kuala MMM* P.O. Bo« 30. Ipoh or P.O. Box 15*. P««.n« Nome (Mr./Mn./Miu) Addrt.t TRUSTEE- THE CHAKTfnrD BANK 'MAIAVAt TRUSTEE LTD LLOYD TRIESTINO Passenger Vessels Singapore/
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      190 14 NOTICE MALAYAN UNIT TRUSTS LIMITED LOSS OF UNIT CERTIFK Art The toliowinn Unu Certiticate registered i 1 the name of K Kan»gasabai has been teported lost and is declared nul' aid void. Certificate No. 1000 covering 100 units of the First Malayan Fund: MALAYAN UNIT TRUSTS LID. Managers. ""irst Malayan
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      211 14 NOTICE Mr. Koay ftmrn Cliuoi (Sales.l..lll tttl irrminated ln» services iviin Ul on Uk lE'*! AUCUM 1963 .:nci tfaoiclarc baa no .uithonty to ;ran»au ;iii\ MDM collect nionie» on out or halt. A^ia Mo:or Jo. Malacca) Ltd, 89. Jau.n Mu'islii Abdullah. Malrftca DREDGE BUCKET BAND Close-connected Bucket Band r«^ quired
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    New issues affect local mart
    2247 15 New issues affect local mart From Our Market Correspondent J^XTREMELY dull conditions ruled throughout the week on the Malayan Stock Exchange with operators concentrating on two new offers for sale. The first is the otter of 3.5 million one dollar shares at par by the Hotel Merlin, the lists for
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    816 15 rpHE following <s a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended Friday August 16. B. >. \\tx let 1 SO Mrx ordi 3. 50 U.M. Trustees 6.00 Boustead 156 J.B. Holding 6/6 on Tin umalt mt H 9 Ordi 46 Duniopa Kast. Smelt 3.H4
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      389 15 UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA GUILD OF GRADUATES ELECTION TO COUNCIL 1 am directed to Inform all members of the guild that the vice-chancellor haa decided to extend the closing date for the receipt of nominations of the guild of graduates to council to 12.00 noon Thursday. sth September 1963. Nomination forms
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      318 15 SECOND DEPARTMENTAL EXAMINATION FOR HOSPITAL ASSISTANTS SEPTEMBER 1963 The next Second Departmental Examination for Hospital Assistants will be held on Monday 23rd and Tuesday 24th September 1963. Applications should be sent to the Chief Medical and Health Officer of the respective SUte not later than 30th August, 1963. The centres
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      490 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT TAIPING TOWN COUNCIL VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are Invited from Federal Citizens or SUte Nationals for the following vacancies in the Town Council Office, Talping:— (A) TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (Civil) on the salary scale of:— (|324xA14-352/Exam. Bar 419xA14-545 562xA18--652 1 per mensem plus Cost of Living and Housing Allowances at current
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      547 15 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE FOREST DEPARTMENT. PAHANG Notice is hereby given that Tender Notice fw the disposal of Agreement Areas in 1963 for felling timber in Raub. Temerloh. Kuantan. Lipis. Jeranuit and Rompin Districts have been posted at the Forest Offices in Pahang. Tenders close at noon on 30hb September 1963.
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      619 15 TENDERS I TENDER NOTICE SCHOOL BOOKSHOP at Gajar. j Borang Secondary English School. Malacca with an expected enrolment of 1482 pupils Ln 38 classes in 1964. Applications are invitee I from well-established booksellers tc run this bookshop for the School Year 1964. Applications close on 31.8.63. Particulars from Principal. KEDAH
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      Lock icon Hailwood triumphs
      81 16 HOHENSTEIN ERNSTTHAL, (East Germany), Bun. Britain's Mike Hailwood was the unchallenged winner of the 350 cc class race at the East German Motor-cycling Grand Prix here yesterday. Riding an M. V. Augusta, ne finished in a time of 52:19.2 with an average speed of 160.2 kilometres per hour
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      Lock icon Multi-million-dollar team
      201 16 22 stars short-listed for World XI JJURICH, Sun. Twenty-two players, whose combined value would be well over £1,000,000 in today's soccer transfer market, were short-listed today by FIFA for the Rest of the World XI to meet England at Wembley, London, on Oct. 23. They are: Goalkeepers Yashin
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      Lock icon Everton too good for the 'Babes'
      468 16 F.A. CHARITY SHIELD Ever ton 4 Manchester United 0; London, Sunday. riNGLISH League champions Everton yesterday trounced Cup champions Manchester United 4-0 in the annual F.A. Charity. Shield match. Everton completely dominated the match and there were spells In the second half in which
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      Lock icon IOC likely to switch congress venue
      128 16 I OC likely to switch congress venue BONN. Sun.— Otto Mayer, the chancellor of the International 0 1 y m pics Committee, said yesterday that Nairobi would most probably not be the site of the next lOC Congress, due to be held in October. In a telephone interview, he was
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      48 16 LONDON. Sun. Results of Rubgy League charity matches: Huddersfield 14 Halifax 14: Keighley 17 Bramley 13: Leigh 13 Wldnes 21; St. Helens 34 Liverpool 8: Swlnton 31 Salford 5: Bailey 0 Dewsbury 7: Hull-Kingston 11 Hull IS: Oldham 29 Rochdale 9: Wigan 5 Wanington 31. Reuter.
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      Lock icon RALSTON AND McKINLEY WREST LEAD FOR U.S.
      202 16 RALSTON AND McKINLEY WREST LEAD FOR U.S. DAVIS CUP LOS ANGELES, Sun. The United States took a 2-1 lead over Mexico in their American Zone Davis Cup semi-final here yesterday when Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston beat the Wimbledon and U.S. doubles champions Rafael Osuna and Antonio Palafox 6-1. 6-3,
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      Colin as skipper
      28 16 LONDON, Sun. Colin Cowdrey. England's Tcsi barman will captain MCC's team on their short tour of India starting in January. according to newspaper reports here.
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      178 16 SWIMMING TOKYO, Sunday. TWO world records toppled last night as the x United States took a firm lead in the opening events of the sixth Japan-America swimming meet at Tokyo. j The first record to go fell to 17-year-old high school student Don Schallander who
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      313 16 W. Indies show contrast in styles CRICKET LONDON, Sun. The West Indian batsmen, playing in their last match before the fifth and final Test against England, showed a contrast in styles on the first day against Nottinghamshire yesterday at Nottingham. They scored 314 runs and claimed one Nottinghamshire wicket for
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      VARSITIES 19 0
      19 16 NAIROBI, Sun. The combined Oxford and Cambridge universities Rugby Union team beat East Africa 19-0 yesterday.
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      86 16 ATHLETICS KILBY DOES IT AGAIN LONDON. Sun. Brian Kilby, 25, won the British marathon championship at Coventry yesterday (or the fourth successive year to equal the records of Jack Holden and Jim Peter, who also won the title four times in a row. Kliby completed the 26 miles SSS yards
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      KERRYDALE RETURNS TO TOP FORM IN CLUB CUP
      1574 17  -  EPSOM JEEP Trebles for Rinus van Breukelen and Posnei by >; Penang, Sunday RERRYDALE, winner of the 1961 Selangor Gold Cup, returned to form today with a smashing success in the Club Cup over B£f here. Merv Maynard rode a well-judged race.
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      43 17 TOTAL FOOL: SMJM 1 No. 2»754» ($48,744) I No. *****8 (IMJtt) I No. 1*1133 (K4M) Starters ($1,015 each): Nob. ******. *****7, *****5, *****7. *****4, *****9. 17*080. *****1. Consolation ($5OO each): No*. *****7, 1*6112. 1*5508, *****2, *****0. *****1, *****$ *****4, 276T0, *****3.
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      'Quad' for varsities, colleges
      87 17 'Quad' for varsities, colleges SINGAPORE, Bun.— Singapore University, Nanyang University, the Polytechnic and Teachers Training College will meet at badminton and athletics in a quadrangular next month. The badminton matches will be played at the Queensway School hall on Sept. 2-4. The athletics meet will be held at Fairer Park
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      SELKIRK LEADS WINNING TEAM
      163 17 SELKIRK LEADS WINNING TEAM SINGAPORE, San. Lord Selkirk, British Com-missioner-General for South-East Asia, led his team to victory by 71 points to 1$ over Chinese Chamber of Commerce in their annual golf match to retain the Selkirk Cup at the Island Club course today. Results: Lord Selkirk and H. S.
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      75 17 TENNIS Perak Malay* championships finals (Ipoh): Men's singles: Yahaya Mustapha (defending champion) bt Rosll Majld 6-2. 6-1; Men's doubles: Yahaya Mustapha and Mohamed All Plan bt Rosll Majld and Mohamed Kasslm 6-0, 6-3; Men's handicap doubles: Axlzul Rahman and Tak Mohsldin bt Jaffar Abdullah and Abu Zakarta 6-2, 6-7.
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      CHINA WIN
      17 17 HONG KONG. Sun The touring Indonesian soccer team w-e beaten 3-0 by China In Peking.
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      Aust. soccer results
      104 17 SYDNEY, sun. Re«mu of Australian Learns aoccrr matches played today: Victoria Stole: JUST 1 Melbourne 1. DW. 1 North: Alexander 4 University 0. NSW Fed. Dir. 1: 8. Coast 1 Croatia 0; Apia 2 Budapest 2; Prague 1 Hellenic 1; OladesviUe 1 Bankstown 3 from July 14).
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      23 NZ horses registered
      401 17 SINGAPORE, Sun. Twenty-three New Zealand-bred horses 1 have been registered with the Malayan Racing Association. They were Imported by the Selangor Turf Club and they arrived in Malaya on Aor. 29. They are: Actor 111, late Cunola, 5 b g by Marco Polo II Trudle: Alamanda,
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      BADMINTON Penang in two finals by default
      284 17 BADMINTON Penang in two finals by default KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Penang reached the finais oi the Heah Cup (boys) and Lee Cup girls j badminton competitions today when they received walkovers from Pahang. In the boys' final, Penang will meet Negri Sembiian who beat Malacca 9-0 today. The Penang girls'
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      80 17 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER B'gor v Japan (7JO pjn.); B'gor Burnley Cup XI v SCRC (6, both mmtchee at Merdek* Stadium). Perak v 8. Korea <Bt*dlum Perak. Ipoh, 6 pjn.). P*wu»f DW. S: TYBC t Chinese Wanderers; Marines v PIBC (both matches at D. Kramat). S*pon Div. 1: TTS Hospital v
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    8 18 PULSATING FINISH TO MERDEKA CHAMPIONSHIP
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    1196 18  -  NORMAN SIEBEL Nationalist China 1 S. Korea 0— by fi£!4 r KOREANS £UALA LUMPUa i Sun. W-ilion- ;ilisl hin :i beai South Korea with :i 7'Jrd minute :il in the Merdeka Sixth Anniversary Football Tournament's final ;ind deciding match Mil men ran ;i victory circuit round the
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    The Forces confused and crushed
    656 18 The Forces confused and crushed Japan 6 Commonwealth Forces 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Japan, flowing into brilliant attacking action from the moment they scored a first-rush goal, crushed Commonwealth Forces 6-1 in the Merdeka Football Tournament at the Merdeka Stadium tonight. With a total of nine points and a goal
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    THE FINAL PLACINGS
    68 18 Nationalist China Japan South Korea South Vietnam Malaysia Commonwealth Forces Thailand P 6 6 6 6 6 6 6 W 4 4 3 3 2 1 0 D 2 1 1 1 J 2 L 1 2 2 3 5 4 P 11 20 10 14 13
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    Things to come by Sir Stanley
    284 18  - Things to come by Sir Stanley JOB DORAI By I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Thirtyfour soccer coaches from eight Asian countries were told today of "things to come" by Sir Stanley Rous the F.I FA. president Sir Stanley, who was addressing the coaches at the end of their eightday course under West
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    73 18 KUCHINO, Sun.— The Sarawak Hockey Association today named 15 players to represent the State In the hockey tournament of the Malaysia Sports Festival at Kuala Lumpur on Aug. 27. The team leaves Kochlng on Aug. 26. The players are: O. Faust, J. Jangun, j Bunday, O. Van Kan.
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    Police and SRC to decide 2nd place
    256 18 Police and SRC to decide 2nd place SINGAPORE. Sun. Police and S.R.C., who have yet to meet in the second round, will decide the runners-up to S.C.C. position in this year's S.C.A. Senior tournament. The positions after today's matches: Police 57.69 percent LA. 5119 SJt.C. 50 and C.S.C 48.81. Indians
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    36 18 MIAMI BEACH. Sun Luis Rodriguez iCuba». former World welterweight boxing champion, hammered Denny Moyer iU.Sj lo defeat in the ninth round of a scheduled 10-round bout here lust night. The referee stopped the fight. Reuter.
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    Sprint double by Sin Chock
    442 18  -  ERNEST FBIDA ATHLETICS By SINGAPORE, Sun. o Top Singapore sprinter Low Sin Chock scored a splendid double in the Singapore AAA Championships which ended at Parrer Park today. Sin Chock equalled tbfl championship records of 10.0 for the 100 metres and 22.1 for the 200.
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    104 18 LONDON, Sun. England cricket selectors made only one clnui;;e today when they named 12 players tor the fifth Test against the West Indies, beginning at Th« Oval here on Thursday. Lancashire fast bowler Brian Statham. dropped for the last three Tests, comes in for Ken Palmer (Somerset) 12th
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    67 18 MR*. EDNA CALISTAN KM Edwards puased away peacefully yraterday <IS-x-63>. HAJJAH AISHA HANNAN mother of Dato Abdul Hamld Jumat died peacefully I^-8-63. Corte«r leaves raidrac* for Bldadart 4.30 p.m. IH-S-63. REMAINS OF A. KANDIAH Palmer and Turner, father of Pilliyin Municipality. Saoapathy. Police Depot and Mrs. Manadeva, Cochrnne Rond.
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    33 18 FUNERAL OF MADAM K-cw k Slew Ymg beloved mother of Lee rVi Hoon*. L«e Yew Menu and L*t Kei Yin. will leave 23. l«yta> Koad. fltrancooa. (iarden, on 2ti-«-«3 for Kampong Sanme.
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