The Straits Times, 3 October 1963

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 He**** 1 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1963 15 CENTS KDN 352
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    Lock icon BANGKOK: PM's 'NO'
    904 1  -  YAP CHIN KWEE: The Tengku stands firm 'I HAVE MADE MY POSITION CLEAR BEFORE AND IF THEY WANT TO PATCH UP WITH US, IT IS UP TO THEM... I AM NOT GOING ANYWHERE' By KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday TENGKU Abdul Rahman has flatly rejected the latest feelers for
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    Lock icon BUNG FEARS MORE MOB VIOLENCE
    232 1 BUNG FEARS MORE MOB VIOLENCE JAKARTA. Wed. PreJ sident Soekarno has ordered the army to continur its "military assistance" to the capital bectusr of indications that there might be more mob violence. The Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. told reporters after a meeting with the President in the Merdeka Palace today
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    TOJO'S WIDOW GETS HIS JACKET BACK
    174 1 TOJO'S WIDOW GETS HIS JACKET BACK TKDKYO, Wed. The widow of the late Gen. Hideki Tojo, Japan's wartime Prime Minister who was executed 15 years ago as a war criminal, has received the jacket of his uniform from a visiting Jap-anese-American. Mr. Kiyoshi Okubo, president of the Hilo Times of
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    Lock icon Pay rise for US forces
    46 1 WASHINGTON. Wed—President Kennedy today signed Into law a bill granting most of America's 2.700.000 servicemen a pay increase averaging 14.4 per cent. It is the biggest service pay boost in U.S. history, and will cost about US$l,2OO million a year— Reuter.
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    Oil town women,. children flown to -S'pore
    355 1 Oil town women, children flown to -S'pore- SINGAPORE, Wed. One hundred and forty-five wives and children of Shell employees in Balikpapan, East Borneo, were evacuated to Singapore tonight in four RAF transport planes. Accompanying them was Major Rory Walker, who played the bagpipes while the British Embassy in Jakarta burned
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    Lock icon Tokyo summit is out now
    104 1 rKYO, Wed. The Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary. Mr. Yasumi Kurogane. said today that there was no possibility mow that a summit meeting world be held in Tokyo to discuss the Malaysia issue. He said the issue should be solved independently by the leaders of Indonesia,
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    Hold-up gang rob 'whistle9 cashier of $4,500
    418 1 Hold-up gang rob 'whistle 9 cashier of $4,500 By LOKMAN HALIM: KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. p()H 11 years the cashier of a Chinese firm here has been cycling daily to the bank with thousands of dollars stuffed in his pockels, protected only by a rusty old whistle and a bicycle rider
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    Lock icon Mac is back at No. 10
    52 1 LONDON, Wed— Mr. Harold Macmlllan today returned to No. 10 Downing Street traditional town residence of British Prime Ministers after 'an absence of three years. The house had been almost completely reconstructed while Mr. Macmlllan has had a temporary town home at nearby Admiralty
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    Lock icon UK reserves up
    24 1 LONDON. Wed— Britain's gold and convertible currency reserves rose by £8.000.000 to £977 million during September, the Treasury announced today. Reuter.
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    Terrorist grenades
    59 1 KUCHLNG. Wed.— Terrorists threw two hand-grenades at the site of the Jakar Bridge on the road between Sarikei in the Third Division of Sarawak, and Saratok. in the Second Division, this morning. There were no casualties. The grenades exploded on the bridge, which is close to the village
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    Pirates strike for 4th time in a week
    224 1 By ROBERT SINNIAH PORT SWETTENII AM, Wed—lndonesian gunboats which have been terrorising fishermen and traders in the Straits of Malacca struck again yesterday for the fourth time in a week. Their latest victims were three Indonesian Chinese traders whose boat they intercepted.
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    32 1 FRANCE PROTESTS PARIS, Wed. France today protested to Algeria against nationalisation of French land and said it reserved right to take "all necessirv measures." Reuter. (Sec Tase 13). AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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    Lock icon Manila uproar over Bung's statement on Filipino 'switch'
    619 2 Manila uproar over Bung's statement on Filipino 'switch' jyjANILA, Wed. The Philippines has reacted sharply to a statement by President Soekarno of Indonesia that Filipinos are switching to "functional democracy." Senator Raul Manglapus, a ranking member of the ruling Liberal Party of President Macapagal. yesterday accused Dr. Soekarno of misrepresenting
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    Lock icon Home is unfriendly complains Palar
    217 2 UNITED NATIONS, Wednesday. INDONESIA yesterday objected to the "not very friendly" way in which Lord Home, the British Foreign Secretary, had rejected a charge of neocolonialism, l Replying to Lord Home's speech earlier yesterday In the General Assembly's world affairs debate, Dr Palar said the
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    FILIPINO TRADERS: WE CAN HANDLE JAKARTA DEAL
    264 2 FILIPINO TRADERS: WE CAN HANDLE JAKARTA DEAL MANILA, Wednesday. PHILIPPINE businessmen here have expressed optimism on the country being able to absorb a large volume of the trade which Indonesia plans to shift from Malaysia to the Philippines. Mr. George Marcelo. acting president of the National Economic Protectionism Association, said
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    Lock icon Ail appeal for extradition
    32 2 JAKARTA. Wed. The Jakarta association of former Netherlands Indies army veterans has appealed for extradition of Indonesian rebel leaders now in Holland. Antara news agency reported today UPI.
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    Lock icon AYUB KHAN TO PRESS: STOP CONTINUAL SNIPING
    193 2 AYUB KHAN TO PRESS: STOP CONTINUAL SNIPING KARACHI, Wed—President Ayub Khan appealed to the Press and people of Pakistan yesterday to stop critici-sins his government at every turn. Mutual suspicion, recriminations and hostility" in Pakistan were an even greater threat to its survival and safety than a hostile and well
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon MOSCOW 'SAVE BREAD' CALL
      91 3 MOSCOW, Wed. Moscow restaurants have been ordered to exercise "the strictest economy" in the use of bread, the evening newspaper Vechernaya Moskva reported here last night. It said a decree to that effect had been issued by the restaurants' directorate after the newspaper's exposures of bread
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      Lock icon Train robbery: 14th accused
      46 3 LONDON. Wed.— A 14th person hat> been charged at Aylesbury ln| connection with the £2.6 million mail train robbery. He is Martin Harvey, 28. described as a driver. He was arrested by Scotland Yard's Plying Squad in South London ye.sterday afternoon. UPI.
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      Lock icon Mount Etna erupts
      28 3 CATANIA. Wed. Mount Etna. in East Sicily, erupted, hurling liery matter into the air from its northeastern crater yesterday. Mount Etna is intermittently active. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Labour to take over steel and haulage if it wins
      470 3 LONDON. Wed fHE Labour Party leader, Mr. Harold Wilson, said in Scarborough last night that he would re-nationalise both road haulage and the steel industry if and when he became Prime Minister. Nationalised by the Labour Government just after the
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      Lock icon Maldives rebel goes into exile
      66 3 LONDON. Wed.— The Commonwealth Office in London said the former Maldlvlan rebel. Mr. Abdullah Alif. who boarded the British naval frigate the Loch Lomond on Monday night, was due to arrive at the Seychelles In the Indian Ocean today. A spokesman said Mr. Afif was
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      Lock icon Vienna walkout
      38 3 VIENNA, Wed. Afro- Asian delegates walked, out of the final session of the International Atomic Energy Agency's conference here last night when a South African representative rose (o speak after a Ghanaian atmck on apartheid.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Big Three' Foreign Ministers to meet today
      248 3 'Big Three' Foreign Ministers to meet today I TNITED NATIONS, Wed. Lord Home, the British Foreign Secretary, had a twohour luncheon meeting yesterday with his Soviet counterpart, Mr. Andrei Gromyko, and said afterwards that the "Big Three" Foreign Ministers will meet tomorrow. The two Ministers and Mr. Dean Rusk, U.S.
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      MAC HOPES FOR A NEW SUMMIT NEXT YEAR
      139 3 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. —Mr. Macmillan. the British Premier, was reported today to be prepared to attend a Summit meeting next year If by then real progress had been made towards some new disarmament measure, such as an observer system to prevent surprise
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      Lock icon Celebration plan
      30 3 LONDON. Wed. The Oxford Committee for Famine Relief yesterday announced plans tor celebrating its 21st birthday with a "feeding of the 6,000" ceremony in London's Trafalgar Square. Reuter
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      Valentina in Cuba
      25 3 HAVANA. Wed— Soviet space girl Valentina Tereshkova arrived here aboard a Russian airliner yesterday on a five-day visit to Cuba. Re liter.
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      Lock icon 'Off phone foils raid
      88 3 HOLLYWOOD. Wed. An armed man. who held up a clothing store here yesterday, took the phone off the hook, at the same instant a store employee happened to call In. The phone bell did not ring, but the employee heard y the hold-up man tell the
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      Lock icon MANDY. STARTS SCHOOL PROTEST
      129 3 MANDY STARTS SCHOOL PROTEST J ONDON. Wed. The old Li school ties are apparently too much for some of the former teachers of Marilyn. (Mandy) Rice Davis (above), the 18-year-old playglrl who was involved In the Stephen Ward case. Officials of the Shermans Cross Secondary School, which she left three
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      Trance to have H-bomb by 1966' surprise
      181 3 Trance to have H-bomb by 1966' surprise PARIS. Wed. The I authoritative magazine. National Defence Review, said last night that Prance will have hydrogen bombs in 1966. The prediction indicated that French scientists have cut two years off the original target 'date for building the H-bomb. The maffacine. published under
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      Lock icon Gangster took oath of gun and knife
      110 3 WASHINGTON, Wed. Gangster Joseph Valachi told the Senate investigation sub-com-mittee yesterday how he was initiated into the underworld organisation of the "Cosa Nostra" ("Our Thing"). It took place in New ?ork State in 1930, he said. He and two other Initiates were called
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    'SOCIAL CURES NOT OUR DUTY'
    180 4 says a magistrate KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. A MAGISTRATE, Inche Hassan bin Haji Yunos, told a defence counsel today that the duty of the court was to administer the law and not Drescribe remedies for social problems. He said this in reply to Mr. Karam Singh's
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    Wesley Church bazaar
    50 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— The Wesley Methodist Church will hold a bazaar on Saturday between 11 a.m. to 5.30 pjn. at the church at Port Canning Road. Main attractions of the bazaar will be the rood stalls selling a wide variety of Malaysian dishes' bargain stalls and variety counters.
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    Tengku to speak on free port
    225 4 DENANG, Wed. Tengku Abdul Rahman wfl] make an .iiinouncement soon on the Malaysian common market and its effect on Penang's free port status. Dato Wong Pow Nee, the Chief Minister, said today. "I am sure the Tengku's proposals will be welcomed by the people
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    DELEGATES FLY IN FOR ORCHID FESTIVAL
    86 4 DELEGATES FLY IN FOR ORCHID FESTIVAL SINGAPORE. Wed. Twenty five delegates from America and Australia flew into Singapore late tonight to attend the official opening of the Orchid Festival tomorrow by the Yang dl Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak 1 at the Turf Club. Leading the delegates were Mr.
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    Association's officials
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Mr. Balbhadar Singh has been re-elected president of the Singapore Indian Association. Other members of the management committee are: vicepresident. Mr. M. Balasubramanion (re-elected); hon. general secretary. Mr. J. S. Nalr. and hon. treasurer. Mr. K. C. Natarajan.
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    Children's walk
    23 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Chines* YMCA will hold Its third annual Children's Walk on Sunday starting at South Pier at 9.30 am.
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    Band at centre
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— The Police Band will perform at thePek Kio Community Centre. Durham Estate, tomorrow from 5.30 p.m to 6.30 p.m.
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    Free film shows
    30 4 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Primary Production Department will give free film shows at the Pin Ghee High School, Changl RouJ. on Friday from 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m.
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    Reunion dinner
    27 4 STNOAPORE. Wed.— The Methodist Girls' School Alumnae Association will hold a reunion dinner on Oct. 18 (.Founders Day tat the Shanghai Room In Clemenceau Avenue.
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    AIR ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES
    332 4 AIR A RR IV ALS AND DEPARTURES THK following is today Kchadule 1 of civil aircraft movrmrntu nt P»ya Lt-bar airport SlnKaporc: ARRIVALS OAC: Krom London. I*l— Hl Zurich. Bcimt. Karachi. Calcutta (BA 7(X)i j..V, p.,n. from Mrlboumc. Sydn.y. Darwin, Jakarta (KA 711) Si.uft p.m Japan Air Umi: Krum Jakarta
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    Two new emblems for Perak's royal family
    29 5 Royal Coat of Arms for the Raja Perempuan, the Raja Muda and Raja di-Hilir. Perak Royal Crest for the Sultan's exclusive use.
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    BOTH WERE REDESIGNED ONLY LAST YEAR
    296 5 BOTH WERE REDESIGNED ONLY LAST YEAR ITNLIKE other states which have fewer emblems, Perak has three, two of which were redesigned only last year for the use of the royal family to replace those of former years. The three emblems are: The PERAK* ROYAL CREST, which is exclusively for the
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    NOT 'ROYAL' WITHOUT THE NOBAT BEAT
    331 5 ritHE Nobat or Royal 1 State Drums (above), which are an integral part of almost every royal function, has an ancient tradition which can be traced back to Persia. The name "Nobat" is derived from the Persian word "Naubat" for nine items. Most important
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    Britain is 'fully committed to support Malaysia'
    357 6 Britain is 'fully committed to support Malaysia' KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. 'JHE Deputy British High Commissioner to Malaysia, Mr. J. R. A. Bottomley, said categorically today that there was no question of Britain being "half-hearted"' in supporting this country, especially in defence. "We are fully committed to supporting Malaysia." he said.
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    Ruler to open children's day rally
    152 6 rIE Yang di-Pertuan Besar of Negrl Sembilan will open the Universal Children's Day rally here on Saturday by releasing 100 balloons carrying a banner saying Universal Children's Day 1963. Five thousand school children will attend the rally on the station padang at 8 a.m.
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    Pregnant woman is sent to jail
    93 6 Pregnant woman is sent to jail MUAR, Wed. The pre- Mdent of the Sessions Court here, Inche Abdul Daim bin Zalnuddln, yesterday sentenced a pregnant 36-year-old woman. Ng Slew Lian. to three months' Jail in default of $1,000 fine for assisting the execution of illegal 36--character lottery. Ng was jointly
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    Closer ties...
    27 6 SYDNEY, Wed. Malaysian students here and some of their Australian friends are looking into the possibility of establishing the first Australian-Malaysia Association In this country.
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    Rotarians are urged to extend help for youth
    141 6 Rotarians are urged to extend help for youth l/UALA LUMPUR, Wed. I Rotarians here were today told that they were in a position to predict and shape the character of the next generation and that they must make more efforts to organise youth. The District Governor of the Rotary Club,
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    Fake Poly diplomas warning to public
    110 6 Fake Poly diplomas warning to public OINGAPORE, Wed. 13 Fake Singapore Polytechnic diplomas are being circulated in Malaya, it was announced here today. Mr. Robert Edis, the secretary to the board of governors of the Polytechnic. In a notice in the Straits Times today, warned the public that forged sessional
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    Failed to report
    43 6 IPOH, Wed— A restricted resident. Lee Sol Kee, 20. was fined $100 or two months' jail by the Sessions Court here today when he pleaded guilty to falling to report to the police on Sept. 1. He paid the fine.
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    SACRIFICE PLEDGE MADE BY SIKHS
    123 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. OELANGOR Sikhs have pledged that should the occasion arise they would not shirk from making any sacrifice required of them in defending Malaysia. This pledge was made at a gathering of Selangor Sikhs at the Tatt Khalsa Dlwan Temple at Perkins Street
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    First two in glass-walled buildings
    77 6 IPOH. Wed. The Machinery Department and the Drainage and Irrigation Department today became the first Federal Government departments here to move into the two modem glasswalled four-storey buildings in Douglas Road. Seven other Federal departryms will move during the next few days into the twin
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    FIVE STAGE $5,000 GRAB FROM A VAN
    86 6 FIVE STAGE $5,000 GRAB FROM A VAN SINGAPORE, Wed. Five men armed with daggers yesterday waylaid a van in North Bridge Road, and snatched brief case containing $5,000 from a salesman, Mr. Ng Phenc Hean, who was at the wheel. Mr. Ng had earlier left his shop in Jalan I
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    Negri president
    22 6 SEREMBAN. Wed. Mr. Quek Kal Dong, 38. M.P.. has been eltctcd president of the Negrl Sembilan branch of the MCA.
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    AFTER FASHION FILLIP-DIANE AND MARLENE SO SAD TO LEAVE
    85 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. Two leading Australian fashion models. Dianp Masters (left) and Marlene Gray, who are fl.vin* home tomorrow, said today they wished they could stay longer in Singapore They said: "The Australian fashion parades here have been a highlight of our
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    Amah dispute: Appeal to British TUC
    206 6 Amah dispute: Appeal to British TUC I^UALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Ma1V layan Trades Union Congress decided tonight to call on the British T.U.C. to use its good offices to bring about a peaceful solution to the amahs dispute with the Commonwealth Services authorities. A cable Is expected to be sent
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    'FRIENDLY ROW LED TO MURDER
    232 7 At Chinese New Year party SINGAPORE, Wed. A coroner was told today how a "friendly argument" led to a heated quarrel which ended in the fatal stabbing of Yap Chin Chiew, a Kuala Lumpur shop assistant. Inspector Tan Eng Bok, conducting the Inquiry, said that
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    Sponsored tour of W. Germany
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The secretary of the Public Service Comirission. Mr. Harry Chan Keng Howe, left here yesterday for a three-week tour of West Germany at the invitation of the West German Government. He was accompanied by Mrs, Chan, who is principal of Dunman English Primary
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    Couple robbed near stadium
    63 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Three men armed with daggers held up a couple at the Merdeka Stadium here last night and robbed them of $30 in cash. Wong Kim Mun, 22, and his girl friend were sitting on a grass verge near the stadium at 12.30 am.
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    Accounts of PWD 'need overhaul'
    167 7 SEREMBAN, Wednesday. rpHE standard of accounting in the Public Works A Department's water supply section came under fire today by the Auditor-General, Mr. D. G. Bompas, who said the accounts appeared to require "a general overhaul." In his report on the accounts of the State
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    'Customers' grabbed 11 shirts and ran away
    98 7 PENANO. Wed. Police are looking for three "customers" who grabbed 11 new shirts from a shop in Penang Road yesterday. The shopkeeper, Mr. M. J. Tullusidas, told police that the trio all men called at his shop at about 9.30 a.m. and asked
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    200 bursaries
    43 7 SINGAPORE. Wed —The Ministry of Education today announced the awards of 200 bursaries valued at $420 a year each— loo to pupils who are studying In pre-unlverslty classes (English) and 100 to pupils studying In upper secondary! classes (Chinese) this year.
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    13ft. crocodile hooked (with chicken) in a mining pool
    122 7 13ft. crocodile hooked (with chicken) in a mining pool JJATU GAJAH, Wed. Inche Mohamed Lazim bin Itam Pahang, 40, a foreman employed by the Southern Malayan Tin Dredging Co., in Tanjong Tualang, seven miles from here, caught a 13 ft. crocodile in a mining pool near a river yesterday. It
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    FINAL ALERT PLANS FOR COUNCIL
    284 7 FINAL ALERT PLANS FOR COUNCIL By NELSON RUTHERFURO: Kuala Lumpur, Wed. THE complete pattern of Malaysia's "state of preparedness" is expected tc be ready "for the first full meeting next week of the Malaysia Defence Council, with the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, in the chair. The groundwork, started when
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    Exhibition of modern paintings
    88 7 Exhibition of modern paintings SINGAPORE, Wed. —An exhibition of 70 modern paintings by seven Malaysian artists will be held here at the National Library in Stamford Road from Oct. 13 to 27. The seven artists are Messrs. Ng Yat Chuan, Ho Ho Ylng. Tan Yee Hong, Tay Chee Ton. Johnda
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    Youth club dance
    27 7 KUANTAN. Wed.— The Kuantan Youth Club will hold Its annual dance on Saturday at the Town Hall here in aid of Us building fund.
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    Their task: To bring in a new Lion
    91 7 PENANG, Wed. The secretary of the Lions Club of Penang. Mr. Quelt Seng Hin. yesterday urged members to "each bring in at least one new Lion" during the October membership drive. "But." he warned at the club's luncheon meeting, "select your new
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    Alliance councillors stage a walk-out
    176 7 IPOH. tt«d. I IFHE six Alliance mem- bers In the Tanjong Rambutan local council talked out of last night's monthly meeting: over an increase in assessment. They are Mr. Lau Yew Hung. Mr Ton Sek Thlm. Hajl Abdul Rahman bin Hajl Druid. Inche Abdul Rani
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    MIDWIVES WHO WORK 65 HOURS A WEEK
    149 7 MIDWIVES WHO WORK 65 HOURS A WEEK SINGAPORE. Wed—The.lndustrial Arbitration Court was todav told of the plight of "over-worked" Government midwives. Mr. G. Kandasamy, general secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, said at the resumed hearing of the midwives dispute, that midwives in rural clinics worked a total
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    Mr. Ng 52, puts 3 robbers to flight
    156 7 Mr. Ng 52, puts 3 robbers to flight I^AMPAR, Wed.—Fifty1V two-year-old Ng Teik fought off three robbers, two of them armed with daggers and masked, and chased them out of his shop in the Wah Loong new village here last night. Mr. Ng was chopping firewood at the back of
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    Workers give $3,700
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Wed.— Members of the United Workers of Petroleum Industry from Its Shell branch in Pulau Bukom. have donated 53.700 to the National Trade Unions Congress Fund.
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    THE FIRST LADY'S APPEAL TO WOMEN
    142 7 THE FIRST LADY'S APPEAL TO WOMEN SINGAPORE, Wed. Puan Noor Aishah (above) today appealed to Asian women to help in the work of the hospital dlversional therapy unit, when she spoke at the opening of the sale of work at Tan Tock Seng Hospital. "I appeal to Asian women to
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    Prize distribution
    28 8 SUNQEI PATANI. Wed. Prte- won during the **«'»rtl« celebrations in Sungel Patanl will be given away at a tea party at Ibrahim Secondary School on Saturday.
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    Fraud case engineer: I can be irrational
    298 8 IPOH, Wednesday. J^ FORMER tin mine engineer, charged with cheating the proprietor of a night club of $156 worth of food and drinks by issuing dud cheques, said in court today he could not remember signing the cheques. lan Stirling Sievwright, 40, alias
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    Danes will turn out to greet princess
    131 8 Danes will turn out to greet princess KUALA LUMPUR, Wed.— Malaysia's small Danish community, numbering about 100, Is expected to turn out in force to greet Crown Princess Margrethe of Denmark during her forthcoming visit She is due to spend four days here at the end of November in the
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    Wild flower show
    39 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. Qantos Airways will display 15 different varieties of West Australian wild flowers in the Qantas Corroboree Room in Bras Basah Road from Oct. sto 13 In conjunction with the 4th World Orchid Conference here.
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    Illegal liquor: $38,000 fine
    63 8 TELUK ANSON, Wed.— A vegetable gardener, Tan Kok Cheng, 53, was fined a total of $38,000, or 27 months' Jail in the Sessions Court yesterday for two offences under the Excise Act. He pleaded guilty to possession of a complete still and 581 gallons of Intoxicating
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    HE LEADSU.S. MISSION OFFERING MORE TRADE CONTACTS
    130 8 HE LEADS U.S. MISSION OFFERING MORE TRADE CONTACTS KL'ALA LUMPI R. Wed. The director of the I ni ted States Marketing and Industrial Development trade mission. Mr. Milton A. Berger (above), arrived here yesterday as head of a group of seven American businessmen who have come to offer about 400
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    MB to open 14 rural projects
    45 8 MUAR, Wed. The Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Hajl Hassan bin. Hajl Yunos, will open 14 rural development projects here from Monday to Wednesday. The projects Include two clinics, three primary schools, four national-type schools and five community halls.
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    Dead in a drain
    25 8 TAIPING. Wed. P. Murugan, 40. a labourer was found dead in a drain at Kampong Boyan. No foul play Is suspected.
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    Lab claims: No reply from Ministry
    192 8 Lab claims: No reply from Ministry KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Keneral secretary of the Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services, Mr. A. T. Lingam, said today he was disappointed that the Ministry of Health had broken its assurance about replying to claims by the Laboratory
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    $129,000 case: Firm's disclaimer
    91 8 A REPORT In the Straits Times of Sept. 28, described Miss Lois Theresa Kao. against whom judgment was given in the Singapore High Court in a claim involving $129,150, as an employer of the General Electric Company. The claim was brought by Mis* Chern Derclng as
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    Coroner praises heroism of two -who died to save colleague
    219 8 - SINGAPORE. Wed. npHE State Coroner, A Mr. Nadesan Ganesan, today praised the heroism of two young ship mechanics who died In a vain attempt to save a fellow worker trapped in a gas-filled tank on u cargo vessel. The coroner
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      166 8 All** O»p &9 VmTm jf^^fi^ B WA^E-RE \WE DO A*A£ Y -^VtVtGgTVlfc TLMJ SEEM TO BE I STUMBLED INTO EM»? JUST COME jr IL OtABXV.' y>-I__J "-—"7 /Sr^GuAOC^ Kg VLJWi ANY GUARDS.. 6LEEPIWG BCAUTVS WHOS I ALONG AN' J"^ fTjT^&Bfc- i J/l I V THAT M^CV 86. J ASLEEP' j^.^
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    Dramatist who fears success
    1265 9 Dramatist who fears success LAST WEDNESDAY Harold Pinter had two one-act plays open ing at the New Arts Theatre, London. The film version ol his most famous play, "The Caretaker," has just had its pre miere at the Edinburgh Festival. His screen-play for another film. Joseph Losey's "The Servant," hus
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    DEATH
    39 10 Ware's Sl* i Minimum MR M RATH AM retired Station Master. Malayan Ralrwaysr Malaya, passed awav on 1.%-t-A.l suddenly at h;« re^idenie In Kancheepuram. Madras He was V> He is sunived by his u.fe, Rukiammal and daughter years
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    107 10 MR. A MRS. Jaaon Taa thank relapresents and asuiMance on the occasion of their wedding on 2H-9-KI. MR. AND MRS. Khoo Telk Huat ■h.ink raSattVOl and friends for their ood Vtafcos assistance and presents on irii cnri-ion of their marriage. OATO A DATIN l^>ke Wan The man to t'l.nk
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    MISSING
    34 10 M Horrfs Sl« Iliitiimiisi NC THO taken hy Japanese Army it rhamrk. on 2-1-44 haa not been •pen nr heard of since Anyone having iiihci N| MM Sin. IS Jalan station I'hamek. Johore
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      Pledges In Pawn
      587 10 As long as confrontation I lasts, talk of a summit meeting on Malaysia or even a meeting of Foreign Ministers obviously is premature. For what is there to discuss? The Manila agreement has been j broken, diplomatic i elatiorr. 'severed and trade between Malaysia and Indonesia suspended.
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      Rates Poser
      366 10 The Bcntong Town Council's financial difficulties are exceptional in gravity, but not in kind. Muar, Pontian, Klang pnd Teluk Anson are among other towns in various states which have lately been in the news because of budgetary embarrassments. As for local councils, financial shortages and crises seem to
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      Tourism
      218 10 That tourism can be t>n important source of income and employment has long beer realised in Malaya and Singapore. But it cannot be said that either of these Malaysian territories have done enough to realise their potential an tourist centres. Tourist promotion boards and offices have been set up
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    £500 mil. question: Neither yes nor no
    353 10 LONDON, Wed.— Seldom since Suez has a defence problem so perplexed and divided Whitehall as the plan to build an Allied fleet of mixed-manned Polaris rocket ships. It has taken five special Cabinet meetings in a row for Mr. Macmillan. his Ministers and
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      Take-over classes
      266 10 I REFER to the letter by "Perplexed" (ST. BepL 21). He should have approached the head of the school concerned. The eight classrooms were completed and ready for occupation at the end of May 1963 and the furniture was already on supply to the school in the first
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      Tribunal wait
      57 10 ON Aug. 10 I read that regulations for a tenancy tribunal were being drawn up and should be ready in two to three weeks. If Singapore is to be the New York of Malaysia the Government should put this tribunal In action soon. This Is good for the
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      Trade break
      58 10 BELIEVE that we Malaysians are most willing to do our part to minimise the effect of the present break-off in trade with Indonesia. Let us hope that our businessmen will play their Dart too in this matter by not taking .any advantage of the present situation to create
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      Map sales
      189 10 I REFER to tne letter from "Disappointed" ST. Sept. 28 complaining of the Inconvenience incurred by the temporary closing of the map sales office in Jalan Mountbatten. I am well aware of the Inconvenience caused both to "Disappointed" and other members of the public and I can assure
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      Rhio group
      59 10 SINCE the President of Indonesia Imagines that he can bring Tengku Abdul Rahman to his knees by his confrontation policy, may I suggest that we stop supplying fresh water and foodstuffs to Pulau Samboe and Blakan Padang. as well as the numerous other islands in the Rhio group
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      No answer
      92 10 IHAVE asked many people In Singapore what are the amounts for which our subsidiary coins from one cent to 50 cents are legal tender but have not yet found anyone who knew the answer. Some of them were people whose business was concerned with cash. Various people tell
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    Malaysia: Cooling down in Jakarta
    915 10 Malaysia: Cooling down in Jakarta WITH Dr. SUBANDRIO'S RETURN FROM HIS HECTIC NEW YORK TRIP BR ITA I N'S Amb a s sador, Mr. Andrew Gilchrist, emerged from masting Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, today and presented me this product of his classical English education, a quotation from Shakespeare: "This
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    Rush work for orchids (worth millions) show
    238 11 Rush work for orchids (worth millions) show SINGAPORE, Wed. Experts were working till well past midnight tonight to put the finishing touches to the International Orchid Festival which will be opened here at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow by the Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof Ishak. By 5.30 p.m. today the chairman
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    August rubber production
    46 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.—Rubber production in August this year totalled 68.477 tons 39.796 tons by estates and 28.681 tons by smallholders. According to preliminary statistics issued today by the Statistics Department. 28.524 tons were produced by European-man-aged estates and 11.272 tons by Asian estates.
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    'Drive Reds out' call to teachers and parents
    393 11 'Drive Reds out' call to teachers and parents CINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Home Affairs, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, tonight urged parents and teachers to help drive Communists out of schools to enable Chinese education to develop and flourish normally. For years the Communists had used Chinese schools as t
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    $25,000 A WARD FOR WIDOW
    175 11 JOHORE BAHRU, Wednesday. A WOMAN, whose husband died ir. a road accident A in January last year, was awarded $25,196 damages for herself and her seven children in the High Court here today. Madam Lee Yen brought the action against Kepong Mines Ltd. Her husband.
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    Japanese tour to Jakarta put off
    68 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— A goodwill i mission of live Japanese Parliamentarians, now in Kuala Lumpur, nave postponed their visit to Indonesia because of transportation difficulties following the break in diplomatic telatlons between Malaysia and Indonesia. A Reuter report from Jakarta, quoting the Antara news agency,
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    Varsity visitors
    34 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Proi JDJ». Miller and Mr. David Butt, both from the Research School of Pacific Studies of the Australian National University yesterday met faculty members of the Singapore and Nanyang Universities.
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    Donations for Patriotic Fund
    71 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed.— The Straits Times today received $130 In contributions towards the National Patriotic Fund, bringing tbe total so far received by Its group of newspapers to $142,757. The latest donations came from: Manager, staff and settlers of the Ayer Hium Land Development Scheme. Kluang
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    'TERRIFIC TIME; NOW BUNNY GOES HOME
    147 11 'TERRIFIC TIME; NOW BUNNY GOES HOME KUALA LUMPUR. Wed— A special guest of the Prime Minister. Trngku Abdul Rahman, who came here for the Malaysia celebrations, left for London today after having "a terrific time." She is Nancy ("Bunny") Simons (above), the Tengku's official chauffeur In London. Miss Simmons, who
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    Parade to mark affiliation
    77 11 Parade to mark affiliation SINGAPORE. Wed. A parade was held In Nee Soon today to mark the affiliation of 31 Company. Gurkha Army Service Corps, to H.M.A.B. Quiberon, a frigate. About 30 of the ship's complement and an equal number of Gurkhas formed up on parade. Lt.-Cdr. Peter Rees Inspected
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    Prize winner
    36 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Tan Bah Nee. of the Singapore Work Brigade, with 160 donors won the first prize of $700 in the blood donor competition for September. Altogethei 1.013 people donated blood last month
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    Acquittal in lottery case: 'Suspicion not enough'
    549 11 Acquittal in lottery case: 'Suspicion not enough' SINGAPORE, Wednesday. Joo Chong, owner of a medicine shop in Neil Road, was acquitted today after a three-day trial on a charge of cheating Mui Wing Shui, 74, who said he received only $80,000 after giving the accused a lottery ticket which won
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    'Immoral' case upheld
    61 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. Yu Ooh Kua. a taxi driver, who appealed against a District Court conviction and sentence of 12 months' jail for llvta« partly on the earnings of a 17-year-old prostitute, had his conviction and sentence confirmed In the High Court today. The effence was said to
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    Transfer for inspector
    22 11 BBNTONO, Wed. Inspector Mohamed Yunus bin Alladitta. the administrative officer here, has been transferred to Temerloh as Area Inspector.
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    EXPERT ON TV TEACHING ARRIVES
    161 11 EXPERT ON TV TEACHING ARRIVES KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A British television expert, with a plan to help Malaysia save on her educational costs, arrived here today. He Is Commander J.C.R. Proud, director of the British Centre for Educational Television Overseas. who has come to discuss the possibilities of presenting educational
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    Last parade
    36 11 PENANG. Wed.— To wind up Us activities this year, St. Xavier'a corps of drums* and pipes will march through the city at 9 a.m. on Saturday, starting from the school building in Parquhar Street.
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    Shop looted: Dyak guns seized
    140 11 KUCHING. Wednesday. EIGHTEEN shotguns owned by Dyaks of Rumah Apl. a longhouse in the Sibu district, have been confiscated following a raid on a nearby shop. The shop, which served a camp, was raided and looted cr Malaysia Day. The raiders, most of whom came
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    $15 more for Che Hasnah
    57 11 SINGAPORE. Wed.— The Straits Times today received $10 from Inche Hamzah Baharl, of Port Swettenham. and S5 from Inche Ismail Taib. of Singapore, for Che Haenah binte Taib. widow of radio comedian Tahir bin Abdul Rahman, who was killed In a road accident early this
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    Nursing service
    29 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Gov-vernment-appointed board of inquiry into the dispute over union representation in the nursing service will hold Its first sitting on Friday at 10 a.m.
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    The $4 million question
    160 12 Indonesia House building nearing completion bu t who'll use it? SINGAPORE, Wed -The Indonesian Government has not decided what to do with the new $4 million "Wisma Indonesia" (Indonesia House) in Orchard Road, which is due to be completed next month. Dr. Oei Beng To, who
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    Remains independent
    42 12 ALOK SIAK. Wed.— Hie Ketlun Government Clerical Union al it.s general mcetini; here last mum unanimously decided to 'remain independent" and not sett: affiliation either with the National Union ot Clerical Workers, or the Am.ilK:i mated Union ot Clerical Workers.
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    BLITZ ON SECRET SOCIETY THUGS
    181 12 PENANG, Wed. rpHE State Government is to take more drastic x action to check secret society activities in Penang. "We have asked the au- thorities concerned to see to this," the Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. I told the Straits Times today Dato Wong
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    Jakarta now : bans our films
    63 12 Jakarta now bans our films JAKARTA. Wed. The Indonesian National Front Political Confederation has ordexed a general ban on Malaysian and British films. Orders were sent out to the provinces to stop showin- tin- films in loci cinemas the official Antara News Age.ncy reported. Col Djuhartono, the National Front's denuty
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    KILLER WITH BUTCHER'S KNIFE HUNTED BY POLICE
    126 12 KILLER WITH BUTCHER'S KNIFE HUNTED BY POLICE A LOR STAB. Wed. Kedah police today launched manhunt for a murderer armed with a butcher's knife. The wanted man. described as middle-aged. Is believed to have brutally killed a pretty housewife. Puteh blnte Mat Isa. 29. at Kampont Pantai Halban. near the
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    Escapee jailed six months
    65 12 SINGAPORE. Wed. A prisoner, who escaped from Outrnni Jail on March 14. was jailed for six months by a magistrate's court when he pleaded guilty to a charge of escaping from legal custody. Ong Kim Hock. 21. was serving a seven-month jail .sentence for theft when
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    Lock icon $3 papers until Malaysian passports are printed
    214 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed fFHE Government is is- suing temporary travel documents to all new applicants while Malaysian passports are being printed. The documents each bearing stamps to the value of $3 are valid for one year. They are being Issued here and in
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    Anti-rabies inoculation for 100,000 dogs soon
    209 12 Anti-rabies inoculation for 100,000 dogs soon ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Inoculation of the 100,000 licensed dogs in the country will start as soon as anti-rabies vaccine arrives In the next few days from the United States. A spokesman for the Vetrrtnary Department >aid that 20.000 doses of tne MTum was expected
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    Mosque now at Malaysia Hall
    47 12 LONDON, Wed.— Malaysia Hill here now has a small mosque open 24 hours a day for anyone who wants to make usr of it. It was recently dedicated (or use as a prayer room by the Imam of the Islamic Centre here.
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    Lock icon Water from floods
    34 12 HONO KONG. Wed. The Hong Kong Government plans to start ■work next year on a new $25 million flood pumping .scheme in an effort to augment the colony's water supplies. Reuter.
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      Russians move soldiers, fleet nearer China
      274 13 LONDON. W< SHOW OF STRENGTH AIMED AT IMPRESSING ASIANS JJUSSIA was reported yesterday to be reinforcing its guards along the Chinese frontier and its naval forces in the Far East. Diplomatic dispatches said both moves appeared to be precautions prompted by the worsening Sino-Soviet
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      Rich taxpayers 'being r subsidised by the poor'
      487 13 Rich taxpayers 'being r subsidised by the poor' COMPLAINTS OF DEVELOPING NATIONS... WASHINGTON, Wed U.S. Treasury Secretary, and Mr. Pierre-Paul Schweitzer, new head ol the International Monetary Fund, in stressing the need for a study to see what improvement.; could be made. Mr. Maudling said the study should be conducted
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      74 13 LONDON. Wed.— Bill Southern. 60, oldest serving barman with I the P and O Line, retired yesterday a,fter 43 years at sea. Mr. Southern .aid on board the liner Orcades at Tilbury: "In my experience I found British passengers to be the
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      Bosch off to exile
      34 13 GUADELOUPE, Wed. Juan I Bosch, deposed President of the Dominican Republic, arrived in this French Antilles territory last night and said he was going to Puerto Rico in exile.— UJ».l
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      Lock icon Maryland rejects plan to end colour bar
      135 13 NEW YORK. Wed.— Voters at Cambridge. Maryland, rejected yesterday a plan to end the colour bar there by 1.994 votes to 1.720. The specific issue before the 5.282 voters— l.s3s of them Negro was whether to accept or reject an amendment to the
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      Lock icon Ben Bella grabs all Frenchowned land
      180 13 Ben Bella grabs all Frenchowned land ALGIERS, Wed. President Ahmed Ben Bella last night announced the immediate nationalisation of of all land belonging to French settlers in Algeria. Addressing about 100,000 people from a balcony of the government building here, he declared: "From this minute, there is no longer a
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      Lock icon Athens holiday for Jackie
      50 13 ATHENS. Wed— Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, wile of President Kennedy, arrived here by air today for a private holiday. She Is staying at the luxurious »hi e villa here of the Greek s.'.ip|jii;u maßnate. Mr. Marcos Nnnnko.v It has a private beach, and a swimming pool Reuter.
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      Lock icon Unanimous choice
      28 13 UNITED NATIONS. Wed Dr I Ruul D Ingles. Philippine Am- to Thailand, was unanimously elected yesterday vice chairman of the General Assembly's special political committee.— UPI.
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      266 13 Gilchrist forbade use of arms kept in embassy f ONDON, Wed. Bri- tain confirmed yes-! terday that she kept aj small amount of arms in her embassy in Jakarta but the ambassador gave specific instructions not to use them during the recent attacks on the embassy. A Foreign Office spokesman,
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      121 13 \[EW YORK, Wed.-Multi-millionalr John D Rockefeller HI today announced the formation of a philanthropic organisation designed to promote US-Asian understanding through cultural exchanges. The name of the organisation will be the J.D.R. 3rd Fund. Mr. Rockefeller, who is president of the Japan Society
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      32 13 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. Kuwait, the rich Middle East oil state, yesterday announced that it Is severing economic relations with South Africa, giving up trade worth several millions dollars Reuter.
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      800 14 M<)ST of the nvomen who go to work today manage to run their homes successfully as well as cope with fulltime jobs. They come from many walks of life and they somehow adjust their routine to ensure that everything runs smoothly.
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      183 14 SILVER FOR DANLSH JEWELLERY MODERN Danish ?1 artists rarely work with very costly jewellery." Gold, platinum and precious stones are often used with fine results, but first and foremost attention has been paid to the restrained lustre of silver combined with semi-precious stones or other decorative materials. What the young
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      119 14 HERE is the easiest way of making a bedspread to fit any size bed. All you need is to make it three times the width of your bed. You can choose It to match or contrast the colour scheme of the bedroom: co-ordinate the colour to a
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      PRETTY TABLE DECORATIONS AT THE ORCHID SHOW
      194 14 PRETTY TABLE DECORATIONS AT THE ORCHID SHOW ARCHID arrangement V for table decorations is a special art and those who are interested in flower arrangements will find a big display of them at the Singapore Turf Club. The International Orchid Festival which begins this evening will be open to the
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      Renovating old paint brushes
      107 14 IF you have some old paint brushes that need renovating, here are two hints worth keeping in mind. Equal quantities of turpentine and linseed oil will often soften a hardened paint brush. Leave the brush to soak, then wash in warm soda water and, when the
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      308 14 Straits Times Crossword across "The whirligig of time brings 9. Following U.S.A. compilation. In hl> (Twelfth Night) there's a trail winding to an- (8). other country (9). T. Foreign minister— namely one 10. Hesitantly hit out In Kent (5). wtth the mark of royalty (6) 11. Rocks the rent-con troUers?
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    GAZETTED PRICES
    79 16 THE Federation Minister of Finance has fixed these prices for calculating- customs duties for the week beginning on October S. Robber 70 cts a Ib. Copra $478 a ton. Coconut oil 5784 a ton. Palm oil $631.50 a ton. Palm kernels $378.25 a ton. The rate of duties
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    61 16 CHINESE Prcduea Cxehangs, lingapora noon prises ptr picul yesterday: Coconut sil: bulk *<* sellers, drum 549 Kellers Copra: Oct./Nov. I'K 'Continent S3U buyers. Popper: Muntok white *14V| *eners. Sarawak whit* $145 sellers, special Sarawak black fllO sellers, garbled Lampong black $110 sellers. AST A $122t sellers Singapore Ceeenut
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    STOCK EXCHANGE SEETHES WITH MANY RUMOURS
    691 16 From Our Market Correspondent OPERATORS on the Malayan Stock Exchange seem suddenly to have rediscovered the older established industrial counters, picked out some of the good ones and are now engaged in rocketing prices. Certainly the new issues did not get much of a
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    STOCK INDICES
    22 16 Malayan Stock Indices Oct. 1. Oct. 2. Industrials: 120.88 123.06 Tins: 105.09 104.92 rubbers: 110.53 110.53 Dec 29, 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    794 16 COMBINED business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beustssd (18.00O) $1.53: Dunlops 52.88 BL. (4.000) (2.90, < 1.000) (2.88: Its* J3.28 Bl>, (1.000) $3.34 D. (6.000) $3.30; Fed. Dlsp.
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    Tin eases fractionally: Rubber barely steady
    482 16 rE tin price in Penang was again fractionally easier falling oy 12i cents to $459 per picul. The offering was estimated down 5 tons to 230 tons. In London on Tuesday tin pa&s!ed an uneventful trading session I although prices held steady despite the
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    SHIPS IN MALAYAN PORTS
    290 16 CHIPS lying alangsM* the Singapore Harbour whartat cr sxaMtad taday arc: Antllochui 13/34, Madison Lloyd 35/36. Mefohusu Maru 18. Kirtten Macrak 29/30. Malay 27/28, Rajah Brooke E.W. Jetty, East Sea N.W. 4, Tong Thay 13/16, Ouauag Maa N.W. 3. Braealde 18, Silver Psak 6A, Cyclops 44,
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    106 16 MELBOURNE. Wed INDUSTRIALS were steadier though falls again exceeded rises. Ansei Improved after a record profit r( 1.26 million with a steady dividend. Oils and base metals were quiet, but steady. Leans were firm. C.R.a 2-j 7 Mount lu mH N. Broken Hill (10*.) ■<" 4 Ampol ii<6
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    RUBBER PRICES
    244 16 QCTOBER first frad* rubber buyers w l.e.b. closed at 5 p.m. In Singssere and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 6H cents per Ib down one cent on Tuesday's cloMnft level for tbe position. The tone was easier. R AS. and F.M.R.E. dating BSssBJ In emu per ib. yssterday: Int
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    160 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) October 2. Thr»e raontus INDUSTRIALS Uunlops 20 cts. M Cmrnt Iv E. Smelters 20 CU. Containers 12 eta. k|s*o 21cts. McAlister 15 ct* ed. Dla. IS cts. Koblnson 13 cts K. ft N. 18 cts. c. Storage 4»d." Gammon 16 cts. KoUunans 11 eta. H. S'pura
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      989 16 CLOSIN6 PRICES EXCHANGE RATK ULUOIiIU inIUCO 'THE Malayan Kitftans* Bank*- At.. 1 slsttan mad* U»»»« ehaases in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rate* October 2. «o »w») MALAYAN RUBBER mall OD S3 16/16, d/st S3 1/4 crePRICE: 68 cents (down <"»• blll M 8 »"">• blll Canada: buyns TT
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      336 16 MALAY COLLEGE, KUALA KANGSAR ■i?"!! o 1005 for to **>™ i 1964 should be sent to State Chief Education Officers before November 14th 1963. It should be noted that there are no Remove classes at Malay College. Rules of AdttSon^rß^. 0^ 6 1 N. J. RYAM Headmaster, Malay College. K.
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      740 17 NOTICES MR. KEE HOCK CHOON This Is to advise all concerned that Mr. Kee Hock Choon has resigned from our Company and will no longer transact business on our behalf nor collect monies. The Cycle tt Carriage Co. (M) Ltd. Kuala Lumpur. NOTICE OF DIVIDEND ANGLO-ASIAN RUBBER PLANTATIONS LTD. The
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      695 17 (Continued from Pace It) SITUATIONS VACANT .'0 Wards Si (Him.)— Box it ct*. extra PART TIM! Waah Amah S'pore 10 Can anyone recommend bonest clean and bard working. Write Box A6UII S.T. S'pore. Wtll-knewn company nas a vaesney Fsr a Senior Salos Executive. Must have ciperienci In msriarn •tiling msthadt
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      975 17 SITUATIONS VACANT it Word* U (Min.)-Box It et*. extra OFFICE ASSISTANT required by foreign tirm for Port Swettenham/ Klang area. Must bave good educational background and several yeara' supervisory experience In accounting and general once administration. Furnish full details to Box A6013 S.T. B' pore. BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIESMONBY Frss isnes sslssmon
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      712 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Wards SI (MlK.r—Box It ets. mxtrm IMI AUSTIN MINI Mloor ExctlKnt condition 33.000/- mllea New Taxed Insured Comprehensive Aufuil IBM 52.050/. 0.n.0. Vle-v Eaoo Woodlands Servic* Button (H pore). Wl»4. DAP 600 tbe one and only fully automatic car under SS.OOO. Try It now at Lyon
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      518 17 FOR SALE Word* Si iMin.y—Box It ets. extra TEAK 4- PIECE Bedroom Suite wltb Double Bed m\ Sluraberland Mattress. Pbone *****. View 4S9A. River Valley Road. Singapore. WASH 'N 1 WEAR Tetoron Trousers S7-30. Oenta Dungarees S2-90. Also Single Battery operated Burglars Alarm $5-50. Himalaya's 3, Seiegie Road, B'pore. SPECIAL
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      BRUSH-OFF FOR JONAH'S MAN
      48 18 Selangor Club's wing three-quarter, feric Floyd hands off an opponent while centre-three lan Gibson (left) and Andy Anderson back up this Club move in the match against G.E.M. (Jonah) Jones XV on the Kuala Lumpur padang yesterday. Selangor Club won 21-B.— Straits Times picture.
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      Aik Huang scalps Natekar in 25 minutes
      184 18 Aik Huang scalps Natekar in 25 minutes BADMINTON PENANG, Wed. Penang r open and Malayan school Doy champion Tan aik Huan?. Rained his nr.;t toreign scalp i when he beat Nandu Natekar. the Indian Tnomas Cup team captain, 15-4, 15-10 in an exhibition match at the Penane Chinese Girls School
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      SAFA: Our men available
      255 18 SOCCER SINGAPORE, Wednesday. T«HE SINGAPORE Amateur F.A. will ask FAM to include Singapore players in the Malaysian team to compete in the Aga Khan Gold Cup championship at Dacca, Pakistan, at the end of this month. This Is because of the cancellation of the visit to
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      DID CLUB
      22 18 PARIT BUNTAR. Wed. Employees of the Drainage and Irrigation Department in Krian have formed a sports club at BaKan Serai.
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      Malaysian team on trial on Saturday
      211 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. All nine Singapore soccer players selected for the Malaysian squad for the Olympic Games extra preliminary round match against Thailand on Oct. 12 here are now training at Mcracka Stadium under national coach Choo Seng Quee. First Singapore player to rheck
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      MBA TOURNEY
      22 18 MALACCA, Wed.— The Malacca Badminton Association will hold their annual Inter-club championships from Oct. 5 to 13 at Tranquerah Road.
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      MEDICALS 30
      18 18 PENANO. Wed. Medicals beat Muslims 3-0 in a Penang League Dlv. 3 soccer match here today.
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      Selectors disappointed
      128 18 CINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore Rugby selectors, looking for back division talent, found none at -todays SCC 2nd XV s match against SRC on the padang. This scrappy match was won 9-3 by SCC who scored two penalty goals and a trv. SRC gained an unconverted trv. The SCC dominated
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      PENANG XV
      60 18 PENANG. Wed. The Penang rugger team to meet the Thai Navy tourists in a friendly match at City Stadium tomorrow (5.30 p.m.': Joe Carroll: Alister Mackay, Charlie Carrier. Hilary Joseph. Raoul Huet: Martin Shaw, Joachim Joseph: Yeoh Seng Kim. Yeoh Seng Chye, Roger Quah, Tan Huat Chye, Brian
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      SELVA: ONLY THE BEST FOR HK
      202 18 CRICKET ITUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The five Malava cricket selectors i are due to meet here on Sunday. for the inal discussions before Dicking 14 players to tour Hong Kong next -month. Chie' selector P. Selvanayagaro said that only t'.ie very best players in Singapore
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      Malaysian council by Jan.— Thong
      319 18  - Malaysian council by Jan. Thong FRANCIS BOEY: by Kuala Lumpur, I 1 Wednesday I FEDERATION of Malaya Olympic Council secretary Thong Poh Nyen said today he expects the Malaysian Olympic Council be formed sometime in January next year. Mr. Thong was commenting on a report in the Straits Times today
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      TTS Hospital in the final
      76 18 SINOAPORE. Wed. Tan Tock Sengi Hospital, the holders, reached the SGSFA Cup final when they trounced Meter Readers 6-1 at Jalan Besar Stadium today. The Hospital owed tiieir big win to outside-left AH Ariff. whose scheming paved the way for nearly all their goals. The
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      FEDERATION ACES TO MAKE S'PORE DEBUT
      144 18 FEDERATION ACES TO MAKE S'PORE DEBUT GO-KARTING CINOAPORE, Wed.— Bill Wyllie lJ and Saw Kim Thlat, two of the Federation's top racing drivers, will make their go-karting debut in Singapore at Kallung Park on Sunday. Two other Kuala Lumpur karters, John Tuohy and lan Edmeades, are also expected to compete
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      Varsity sports officials
      89 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Lim Lean Huat was elected president of the University of Singapore Athletio Union. Other officials are: Vicepresident Sufflan Desa; secretary C. Chabra; assistant secretary Wee Tew Lim; financial secretary J. Devshl; girls' representative Siak So Wah. Captains are: Heng Jee Ong (athletics.! Llndy Lin (badmintoiu;
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      Schools team —to tour—
      270 18 Schools team to tour SWIMMING SINGAPORE, Wed. A Singapore Combined j S cho o Is swimming team of eight boys and five girls will tour Burma and Thailand in December. They will leave en Dec. 11. The team, which will Include some of the best swlmme-s in the state. will
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      723 18 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (Chapter 11) PUBLIC EXAMINATIONTAKE NOTICE that the Court h*s Ordered that the Public Examinations of the undermentioned debtors be held at the Registrar s, Chambers. Ground Floor. High Court Building. Singapore, on Wednesday, the 16th October, 1963 j at 2.30 p.m. Bnnkruptcy No: i Consolidated > 122
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      334 18 NOTICE OF AUCTION SALE IN THE SUPREME COURT OF' IHI FEDERATION OF MALAYA IV THE llli.H COURT AT Ml \l; (Chargee's Application) ORIGINATING SUMMONS NO: 114 OF 1959. Between PL. RM. Vairavan Chettlar of No: 8, Jalan Maharanl. Muar Chargee And Ch'ng Seong Chee of No: 58, Jalan Tenang, Kam
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      488 18 TENDERS J.K.R. SELANGOR TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from registered P.WJD. contractors in Class 'K* and above up to 3 p.m. lon 18th October 1963 at the I office of the Jurutera Negeri. i Selangor, Kuala Lumpur. For erection and completion of five blocks of two units each Class
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      62 18 SOCCER S'pore League: Indian Army (Jn Besar Stadium 5.15). RDY Cup semi -finals: Cheng Wah v Klnta Indians (.Stadium Perak. Ipoh). BADMINTON Tour match: Kedah v Indian Thomas Cup team (Alor Start. RIGGER —KL club match: RMAF v University (RMAF) Tour mateb: Penang v Royal Thai Navy (City Stadium). S'pore
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      Ten horses to follow
      325 19 EPSOM JEEP'S ten horses to follow at the October meeting which opens at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday are: SHOCKLINGAM Has a special liking for the Kuala Lumpur course on which he has already won three times, twice over 7f: showed useful form at Bukit Timah last
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      MOXHAM BACK IN TITLE HUNT
      117 19 MOXHAM BACK IN TITLE HUNT IZEITH Moxham is back in the running for the jockeys' championship. Keith rode six winners at the recent Penang meeting which gives him a total of 41 winners this season. He is now in second position only three winners behind the leader. Lyall Harbrldge. who
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      Frangipani in smart trial
      66 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed Abdul Mawis New Zealand importations. Frangipani and Gay Giselle, did an impressive trial this morning. They ran 3f In 43 2/5 In yielding going without being extended. Franginani was stepping out particular well. There was little work this morning and the only other
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      Newcomer Speculation has beaten Nashor in Australia
      528 19 the newcomers entered for the October Meeting at Kuala Lumpur are several smart Australian youngsters. One with an outstanding record Is Speculation 11, late Petaldom, a flve-year-old chestnut horse by Star Kingdom out of Flower View. As a two-year-old, Speculation II beat Nashor,
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      HOLLAND THE SHOCK TEAM IN WORLD TOURNEY AT LYONS
      326 19 HOLLAND THE SHOCK TEAM IN WORLD TOURNEY AT LYONS HOCKEY F YONS, Wed.— The im- provement of Japan, Holland and West Germany and a shock defeat for the Olympic champions, Pakistan, have been the features so f~r of the international pr e Olympic men's hockey tournament being played here this
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      Lock icon FIFA XI from 18 world stars
      265 19 FIFA XI from 18 world stars OELFAST, Wed. The 13 world's greatest footballers were arrong 18 piayers named here yesterday for the FIFA, team to meet England at Wembley on Oct. 23. Despite the doubts cast in some quarters, the FIFA team will be of world class for the English
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      Lock icon Walcott, Butcher hit centuries
      84 19 KINGSTON. Wed.— Centuries by Clyde Walcott (105) and- Basil Butcher (108) helped Prank Worrell's XI beat Conrad Hume's XI by 108 runs on the third and final day of their festival match here. Walcott followed up his fine innings by taking five for 41 with his
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      32 19 LONDON. Wed. Mick Leahy. Irish-born holder of the British title. and Oomeo Brennan Bahamas) will meet for the vacant Empire middleweight boxing crown at Wembley here on Oct. 22.— Reuter.
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      34 19 LONDON, Wed. Results of Rugby matches played lift night: Kugby League Yorkshire Cap semi-final Dewsbury 9 Halifax 10. Rugby Union Club matches. —Saracens 14 Middlesex Hospital 0; Stroud 5 Bath 11.— Reuter
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      Lock icon AUSSIES LOSE
      23 19 ADELAIDE. Wed. South Africa won the third badminton "Test" against Australia 8-1 here yesterday to clinch the series by 2-1. Reuter.
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      Lock icon ZATOPEK AND WIFE LEAVE FOR INDONESIA
      118 19 ZATOPEK AND WIFE LEAVE FOR INDONESIA pRAOUE. Wed. Emil Zatopek and hU wife Dana who have been invited to coach Indonesian sportsmen, left here for Jakarta today. Zatopek said: "We are going to Indonesia at the invitation of i the Indonesian Society tor PhyslI cal Culture which asked us to
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      The US threat Stephens
      63 19 SYDNEY. Wed. The United States would be a distinct threat to Australia, the holders, in the Davis Cup this year, predicted. Esca Stephens today on his return home after managing the Australian touring lawn tennis team. "America are stronger than they have been for years, and
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      42 19 My party was almost ruined VI Via V m ~~^s W M. m!U^^ 4k» IV I 3. Mv husband give me a Bismint antacid 4. The pain soon went— and I had a iweet —we always keep some handy. I wonderful time.
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    Naval Base union now plans a Sunday strike
    315 20 Naval Base union now plans a Sunday strike SINGAPORE, Wed. The Naval Base Labour Union plans to call out its 10.000 members on strike at midnight on Sunday —following legal opinion obtained on the question of picketing within the Naval Base area. The union generalsecretary, Mr. Michael Fernandez, said today
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    31 20 BANGKOK. Wed.— The Government has signed a contract with the International Development and Engineering Associateds (or a joint survey of the economic feasibility of an industrial estate for Thailand.—Reuter.
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