The Straits Times, 8 August 1964

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    21 1 SINGAPORE AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SAI^ 6 I^CEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, AUGUST 8, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Lock icon 'MORE AID' APPEAL
    528 1  -  DOUG LACKERSTEEN 'Our needs doubled now' MALA YSIA MIGHT HA YE TO INCREASE RECRUITMENT TO ARMED FORCES THREEFOLD BECAUSE OF NEW TENSIONS CAUSED BY HANOI From LONDON, Friday And please hurry, Tengku tells Sir Alec TENGKU Abdul Rahman tonight said he viewed the North Vietnamese situation with
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    Tengku and Sir Alec discuss U.N. move on confrontasi
    210 1 LONDON, Fri. Tengku Abdul Rahman and Sir Alec Douglas-Home today discussed the possibility of Malaysia taking the issue of Indonesian confrontation to the I nited Nations. The .Malaysian and British Prime Ministers made an intensive review of the Malaysia -Indonesia dispute
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    Lock icon Old tombs found
    37 1 VIENNA, Fri.— A sixth century burial place has been discovered at Pokaszepetlc. Hungary, and 90 tombs so far excavated contain ■IBM and skeletons of men and horses, the Hungarian news agency MTI reported.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon State of emergency in S. Vietnam
    535 1 KHANH ISSUES MARTIAL LAW DECREE, THEN LEA YES FOR WAR FRONT. rvHE South Vietnam Premier, MajorGeneral Nguyen Khanh. today proclaimed a state of emergency throughout the nation in the face of increased danger of Communist aggression from within and without. The proclamation, in effect,
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    Pledge by Minister: Jobs freeze policy will be flexible
    310 1 Pledge by Minister: Jobs freeze policy will be flexible KANGAR, Friday. THE Central Government would follow a "very flexible" policy in carrying out its jobs freeze, the Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, said here today. "There is no hard and fast rule, .but we do not intend to
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    Lock icon Thai precautions
    59 1 Thai precautions BANGKOK. Fri. The Thai Government has worked oat precautionary i Measures against air raids, including the evacuation of people from the city to the suburbs, la view of the Vietnam situation. The Under- Secretary for the Interior. Mr. Thawin Knnthorn Saradoon. said today that measures had also been
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    Lock icon New AID loans for India
    50 1 WASHINGTON, Frt.— The U.S. Agency for International Development i Aim today authorised four loans totalling $62,300,000 for India. They will nnance purchase in the United States of Industrial commodities and equipment, diesel electric locomotives, an electric generator unit and the services of U.S. consultants. Reuter.
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    Qantas jets keep off Vietnam border
    126 1 SYDNEY. Fri. QanUs Jets flying from Hook Kong to New Delhi have been ordered to make a precautionary diversion south away from the North Vietnam border until the situation in the area improves, a Qantas Airline spokesman said today. He said that airliners, which
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    THE NEW LINE JAKARTA WILL TAKE BY LEE
    438 1 THE NEW LINE JAKARTA WILL TAKE BY LEE SINGAPORE, Fri. The recent disturbances in Singapore had alerted Indonesia on the line to take in i t s confrontation campaign against Malaysia, the Primp Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said this evening. This was to disrupt racial unity and peace. "Indonesia
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    STOP PRESS
    43 1 CONGRESS SI'PPORTS JOHNSQN WASHINGTON, Fri Both Houses of Congress today «aye overwhelming approval to resolution supporting President MHM'i actions in Vietnam crisis. Router. GANG CLASH MM.U'Olti:. Fri— Police firrd ■shot, arrested man, in gang MM outside bar in RubiiiMin Road midnight.
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    Lock icon Hawaii echoes with U.S. air armada
    337 1 Hawaii echoes with U.S. air armada •> OONOLULU. *Fri. 11 U.S. Air Force jet fighters, reconnaissance planes and heavy jet tankers thunder out over Honolulu in evermounting numbers. More thar 100 ji-t.s roared j aloft from Hickam air force I base yesterday toward undisclosed bases in South-Ea.st Asia. Two squadrons
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon 'Russians will keep out of Vietnam war' say diplomats
      436 2 'Russians will keep out of Vietnam war' say diplomats YfOSCOW, Fri. RusiTl sia seems confident that the Vietnam crisis will be contained without risk of a wider war, according to diplomatic sources. The Soviet Government seemed determined to avoid becoming embroiled, beyond measured expression! of support for North Vietnam, the
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      Jets strafe area after a B-57 crashes in S. Vietnam
      170 2 CAIGON, Frl. Amert- can Jets today bomb«d and strafed the area where a U.S. Air Force B-57 bomber crashed last night, in an effort to disperse Vletcong troops who barred the way to the wreckage. The Plane was one of
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      'Peking may send war planes to Ho'—McNamara
      288 2 'Peking may send war planes to Ho' McNamara No further attacks on U.S. ships in Gulf of Tonkin.. .patrols continue WASHINGTON, Friday. Robert McNamara, the U.S. Secretary of Defence, said yesterday that the Chinese Communists might send combat aircraft into North Vietnam He told a Press conference that North Vietnam
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      Lock icon Taipeh says 100 MiGs already in N. Vietnam
      277 2 about possible Incidents Involving South Vietnamese naval patrols, he said that these patrols were designed to prevent the Infiltration of men and material by sea into the south. Asked what form U.B assistance to these patrols took, he said that US. had
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      Lock icon U.S. rejects Peking's charges of aggression—'limited retaliatory attacks only'
      450 2 U.S. rejects Peking's charges of aggression 'limited retaliatory attacks only' TIHE United States yesterday rejected China's statement that American retaliatory air strikes against North Vietnam meant aggression against China. A state Department spokesman told a Press conference that President Johnson had already made It clear that the U.S. rtsponse to
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      Lock icon Alec shares Johnson's desire not to risk spreading conflict
      208 2 Alec shares Johnson's desire not to risk spreading conflict ONDON, Frl.— Sir Alee Douglas- Home, the British Prime Minister, said in a statement last night that he shared President Johnson's desire to avoid the risk of spreading the conflict in South-East Asia. Kn official statement Issued alter consultations between Sir
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      Lock icon Protest in Melbourne
      49 2 MELBOURNE. Frl. About 150 people, mostly young, gathered outside the U.S. Information Office In Melbourne waving placards urging "leave Vietnam alone" and "halt U.S. aggression In South -East Asia". It was quiet until a bystander shouted "Communists go home" and police broke up a scuffle. Reuter.
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon TENSION IN CONGOLESE CAPITAL AS A TOWN FALLS
      231 3 TENSION IN CONGOLESE CAPITAL AS A TOWN FALLS I EOPOLDVILLE, Fri.— Armed troops patrolled this Congo capital yesterday as tension mounted following the capture of Stanleyville, 800 miles to the northeast, by Communistbacked rebels. Rebel leader Gaston Soumialot yesterday morning proclaimed Stanleyville had been captured by his forces and the
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      Lock icon Thant sends Narasimhan to S.E. Asia again
      116 3 J^EW YORK, Fri. Mr. C. V. Narasimhan, Chief of Cabinet for li Thant, the United Nations Secretary-General, left last night by air for Bombay en route to a 30.000-mile trip to Southeast Asia and Geneva. Mr. Narasimhan told airport reporters that his trig
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      Lock icon U Thant's secret ideas to keep the peace
      409 3 U Thant' s secret ideas to keep the peace Security Council can't be involved to settle S.E. Asia problem IT THANT, the United Nations'Secre-tary-General, has "thrown out some ideas" to keep the peace in South-East Asia. Speaking to reporters alter lengthy discussions with President Johnson and top U.S. officials. U
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      Lock icon Johnson tells U Thant: Our purpose is to prevent war
      379 3 Johnson tells U Thant: Our purpose is to prevent war WASHINGTON, Friday. PRESIDENT Johnson welcomed U Thant, the United Nations Secretary-General, to the White House yesterday, declaring: "In all that we do, America's purpose is to prevent war and to prevent others from provoking war. He pledged that the American
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      Lock icon Jobs boom in the U.S.
      33 3 WASHINGTON. Fri The United States' unemployment rate dropped below five per cent in July lor the first time in nearly 41 years, the Labour Department announced today. Reuter.
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      Lost, recovered
      32 3 BADEN BADEN itiermany), Fri Police today recovered U*****,000 in Jewels, cash and travellers 1 checks stolen last month from an American woman after v Hotel telephonist admitted the theft.— UJU.
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      Lock icon FOUR KLAN MEN ARRESTED
      94 3 WASHINGTON. Fri.— Four Ku Klux Klan members have been arrested in connection with the fatal shooting of a Negro army reserve officer r.nd education official in CiecrKia on July 11. the FBI announced here. The victim. Lemuel Perm, was drivinn with other Negro reserve officers to
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      Lock icon BIG PITCHEP BATTLE IN CYPRUS: 'HEAVY' CASUALTIES
      178 3 BIG PITCHEP BATTLE IN CYPRUS: 'HEAVY' CASUALTIES NICOSIA-, jFriday. f URKISH and Greek-Cypriot forces fought a pitched battle in the hills of north-west Cyprus today. Four Greek Cypriote were killed and the Turks suffered "heavy losses," a government spokesman said. I A U.N. spokesman said earlier: "This is the heaviest
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      Lock icon ENGLISH SOCCER STARS ACCUSED OF CONSPIRACY TO LOSE GAME
      105 3 I ONDON, Fri. Summonses were served yesterday on three English First Division footballers, two of the m internationals. alleging conspiracy to lose ;t match in 1962 and thus defraud persons who placed bets on it The internationals are Sheffield Wed nesda>
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      Lock icon A 'delicate' Peking order to Britain
      88 3 A 'delicate' Peking order to Britain LONDON. Pri. The Guardlaer said yesterday a proposed Communist Chinese order with a British shipyard would be "aji important breakthrough" on the commercial level but thought it could produce a delicate political situation.. Mr. David, Fairhall, shipping correspondent for this daily wrote: "With the
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      Lock icon 2 more dead in Ahmedabad clashes
      123 3 2 more dead in Ahmedabad clashes BOMBAY, Fri Fresh disturbances were reported yesterday from Ahmedabad City where recent clashes have cost six lives and more than 100 have been Injured in violent Incidents between police .and moos. Police said two more of those wounded in Wednesday's firing on looting and.
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      Lock icon 'Aristocrat' Sir Cedric Hardwicke dies at 71
      128 3 'Aristocrat' Sir Cedric Hardwicke dies at 71 IWEW YORK, Fri. 1 Veteran British actor Sir Cedric Hardwick* (above), known the world over for his roles in classical films, died of a lung ailmeot here yesterday. He was 71. He first went on the stage in 1912, was knighted in 1934
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    'Youth Week in Business' is postponed
    79 4 'Youth Week in Business' is postponed SINGAPORE. Frt— The Junior Chamber of Singapore and the Singapore Vocational Guidance Steering Committee have postponed their "Youth Week In Business" project. originally scheduled for Aug. 10 to 15, to a later date. A joint statement Issued today said it was necessary to postpone
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    Fun fair postponed
    29 4 SINOAPORE. FYI.— A fun fair and conation draw, due to be held at Our Lady Queen of Peace on Sunday, has been postponed until further notice.
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    Benevolent Assn.
    27 4 SINGAPORE. Prl.— The Malabar Benevolent Association wIU be holding an extra general meeting at the Chong Pang community centre on Aug. 16 at 10 a.m.
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    Chinese and Malays help each other
    250 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs, Mr. Chan Cbee Seng, this afternoon distributed cash and food parcels valued at over 52.000 to families who suffered hardships daring the recent disturbances. The cash and food parcels were all donations from
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    HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER WHO KILLED MAN FINED $1,200
    330 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. A NAVAL BASE police constable, the driver of a station wagon which killed a pedestrian, was today fined a total of $1,200 by the Second Criminal District Court Judge, Mr. S.R. Chapkhana. P. C. Major Singh, 29, pleaded guilty to all
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    Reopening of electoral registers
    97 4 Reopening of electoral registers SINGAPORE, Fri. Centres for the inspection of electoral registers, which were temporarily closed because of the curfew, wIL reopen on Monday for a period of two weeks for the 1963 electoral registers. List "A" and List "B" to be Inspected by the public in connection with
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    New $77,000 dispensary is opened
    128 4 New $77,000 dispensary is opened SINGAPORE, Fri. The Assemblyman for Telok Balangah, Mr. Bernard Rodrigues, today declared open the Port of Singapore Authority's new $77,000 dispensary and sick bay at Tanjong Pagar for harbour workers. The new dispensary and sick bay, accommodated Inside a renovated building, replaces an old one
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    GIRL GUIDE CHIEF FOR 3-DAY VISIT
    102 4 GIRL GUIDE CHIEF FOR 3-DAY VISIT SINGAPORE, Fri. The world director of the GirJ Guides and Girl Scouts, Dame Leslie Whateley, will fly into Singapore tomorrow afternoon for a three-day visit to organise a new Malaysian constitution for girl guides. She will be met at the airport by vice-president*, of
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    'Star Time' tonight
    66 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. A variety show "Btar Time." produced by Mr. Yap Van Hong, superintendent of the Victoria Theatre and Mr. Brian S. Edge In aid of the National Theatre Fund, will be held tomorrow night at 8 p.m. at the National Theatre. Tickets at $3, $2 and
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    Luncheon meeting
    31 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A luncheon meeting in honour of Mr. Howard E. Stlngle, the Director of United States Information Service, will be held on Aug. 14 at the American Club.
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    SIKH GIFT TO SINGAPORE
    46 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, will receive an ambulance presented by the Sikh community in Singapore to the Health Ministry at a ceremony in the waiting hall of the Emergency Unit, General Hospital, tomorrow at 4 p.m.
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    Drive to fight cancer is urged
    434 5 Educational programme is the best way to redute deaths, says visiting experts SINGAPORE, Friday. THREE foreign cancer experts today said a greater understanding of the disease among the public was the best means of preventing more deaths by what is now Singapore's No. 1
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    Malaysians at Wales art festival
    78 5 LONDON. Frl. Seven Malaysian students were among those from 24 countries who attended the national Eisteddfod at Swansea, the principal music and art festival of Wales. The students the first .overseas visitors to witness the crowning of the bard. 46-year-old Rhydwen Williams, nidged the composer
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    Detective denies bribe charge
    94 5 SINGAPORE. FW. A detective corporal was today chanted In the Ninth Magistrates Court with corruptly obtaining MOO. Anthony Poo was alleged to have accepted the money from a man as an Inducement not to arrest his son for an offence under the Corrosive and Explosive Substances
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    Joy rides at air rally in Kluang
    58 5 Joy rides at air rally in Kluang SINGAPORE. Prl. The Royal Singapore Flying Clob will stage the first Malaysian sky-diving championship at an air rally in Kluang on Aug. 32 and 23. All those at the rally will be offered joy rides at the usual rates. Plying events will Include
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    Delegation for seminar
    58 5 KANGAR, PH.— Che Su blnte Salleh, secretary of the local branch of the Women's Institutewill lead the Perils, delegation to the national Institute seminar to be held in Petallng Jaya on Aug. 20 Other delegates will be Che Solha bmte Ibrahim. Che Rusnah bUite Salleh. Che Zainab
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    GIRL INTRUDER FOUND UNDER FARMER'S BED, COURT TOLD
    122 5 GIRL INTRUDER FOUND UNDER FARMER'S BED, COURT TOLD rH. Fri. A ffirl, Yeon« Yit Lan, 17, was found hiding under a bed in a farmer's house in Kampong Simee new village here one morning, the magistrate's court here was told today. Yeonr pleaded gtiilty to trespassing into the house of
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    CHOLERA KILLS THREE MORE IN T'GGANU
    169 5 CHOLERA KILLS THREE MORE IN T'GGANU KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TWREE more cholera deaths reported in Kuala Trengganu today bring the death toll since the epidemic hit the East Coast States in May to j lO2. There has been 78 deaths in Trengganu. 20 in Kelantan and four in Pahanß. Seven
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    State Assemblyman dies after crash
    154 5 KUALA UPIS. Friday. r THE Pahang State Assemblyman for Jelai. Inche 1 Mohamed Noor bin Suleiman. 57. died at Mentakab Hospital last night after the taxi in which he was travelling had collided with a private car. He was returning home from the State Assembly
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    Help for farmers
    41 5 BATU UAJAU. PH.— Pltty Ooy scouts from the Public Commercial Institution here began *a three-day camp at Kampong Sun-gt-i Itek neax here today to help the Icampong residents clean up their padi fields and dig a small fgyiaii
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    'The Armed Forces as a career' appeal to youths
    215 5 'The Armed Forces as a career' appeal to youths IPOH, Fri. Major 1 Mohamed Shariff bin Ahmad, Senior Personnel Selection Officer, appealed today to youths to Join the Malaysian Armed Forces as a career. "Those who Join* the Army and the Air Force will have the opportunity of going abroad
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    Wong urges an allowance for teachers seconded to Sarawak
    122 5 QINGAPORE. ftt Mr. James Wong. Sarawak's Deputy Chief Minister, said here that some form of 'reasonable disturbance allowance" must be given to teachers seconded to his state from Malaya. This, he said, would be in fairness to the teachers. He thought
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    Stolen pump: $300 fine
    52 5 PENANG, Pn. A lorry attendant. Tan Phalk Boon. was fined $300 today for voluntarily' assisting In the disposal of a SlBO water pump suspected to have been stolen Tan. 33 pleaded guilty. He disposed of the pump 3t Sungei Kluang. Bay an Lepas. on May, 11
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    Striking busmen given 48-hour warning
    305 6 Striking busmen given 48-hour warning SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Katong-Be-dok Bus Company today warned its striking employees that they would be considered as having resigned from their jobs if they did not report for duty within 48 hours. Announcing this in a public notice in the Straits Times today, the company's
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    Brothers rob grandma
    98 6 TELUK ANSON. Fri.— Two brothers, who stole from their grandmother, were each sentenced to nine months' jail by the Sessions Court President. Inche Gulam Mustaffa bin Nadar Ali. here yesterday. Mohamed Jamil bin Mohamad Nor. 18, and Ya'.ya, 19. pleaded guilty to stealing cash and $30 worth
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    24-hour no talking to freshies but 'silent reception' continues...
    349 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Four hundred undergraduates of the Technical Co 1 1 es c here decided yesterday not to talk to any of the freshies for 24 hours. The reason? Some of them fear they might be accused of ragging the
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    58 British volunteers for Malaysia
    66 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Pri.— Ti»e British Voluntary Service Overseas Organisation will send M young workers to Malaysia soon The volunteers are mostly teacuers. Of the 58 volunteers. 19 will come to Malaya, 22 to SarawaK. 12 to 8a bah and five to Singapore. Under Its present
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    $15,000 liquor armed robbery alleged
    108 6 I SINGAPORE. Pri. —Ng Chuan iSeng. 28, today pleaded not guilty in the Ninth Magistrate's Court to I a charge of armed robbery involving 75 boxes of brandy. 15 cases of stout, and one case of beer valued at a total $15.00t from the McAlister
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    FREE LUNCH FOR 40,000 CHILDREN WILL END
    453 6 Unless Government gives $200,000 to MCCW KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. fHE Malayan Council for Child Welfare will discontinue its free lunch programme for about 40,000 schoolchildren in 240 Malayan schools unless the Government steps in with a $200,000 donation before the end of this
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    Robbers in taxi stop a van and rob merchant
    299 6 Robbers in taxi stop a van and rob merchant KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. Four armed meß in a taxi yesterday forced a tea merchant to stop his van at the 12th mile Kuala Lum-pur-Rawang road and robbed him of $250 in cash and took his and his driver's watches worth $100.
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    U.S. ambassador back today
    39 6 KUALA LUMPUR Fri. Th« United States Ambassador to Malaysia. Mr. James O. Bell, will return here tomorrow. He went to Washington for consultation and to prepare for Tenglcu Abdul Rahman's Visit to the United States.
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    Law hits jackpot
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Phua Ah Ber. alias Panjang. a coffeestallholder in Bedok Road, was fined $300 in a magistrate's court today for permitting the use of a jackpot slot machine in his premises on April 18.
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    NTUC fund now totals $23,986
    194 6 CINGAPORE. Pn.— Five dona- tions totalling 84.648 received by the National Trades Union Congress today brings its "rehabilitation fund" for victims of the recent disturbances In Singapore to $23,986--80. The donations are from; Metropole Theatre Ltd. $1,147.--50; Hollywood Theatre Ltd. $388.50; Singapore Traction Co. Ltd..
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      221 6 \lioi, Oop tht V r Hnntlin I tilk,^ I JASON. WHATEVER HAPPENED IHE LEFT US AT CYZJCUS.I lOK YES, WE MISS MIM I I PERHAPS. If 1 WEMT J^** "*">• |J VWI M^ wSStmk^A TO THAT FEUA HERCULES I OME OF HIS FRiENPS GOT TOO ESPECIALLY HtS WTTH MtXJ. TH'
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    STILL AWAITING $280,000 111 DROUGHT RELIEF Siew Sin told of the plight of 12,000 padimen
    276 7 STILL AWAITING $280,000 111 DROUGHT RELIEF Siew Sin told of the plight of 1 2,000 padimen 1/ANGAR, Fri. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, was today told of the plight of 12,000 Perlis pad! planters still waiting for their drought relief grants totalling $280,000. The Mentri Besar. Dato
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    Delegation of Penang Buddhists to attend talks in India
    157 7 DENANO. Fri.— A delega- tlon of Penang Buddhists will attend the seventh World Conference of Buddhists to be held In Sarnath, India, from Nov. 29 to Dec. 4. This was announced by Mr. Khoo Leone Hun, president of the Penang State
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    Cyclist dies in collision with lorry
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Fii. A cyclist. K. Loganßrayanan. 18. oi Adam Road. was killed when he collided with a lurry *l Keng Lee Road. Loganarayanan died nine now* later in the General Hospital. Bye-witnesses of the accident are asked to contact inspector V. Rajaratham ot the
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    Businessman robbed by two cyclists
    94 7 PENANG. Fri. A businessman. Mr. Ho Ah Leong. was held up by two cyclists and robbed of $48. a pen and a $138 cheque in Chor Sin Kheng Road last night. Mr. Hoi managing partner of the Art, Beauty and Plastic Industries Co.. told the
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    Cyclist grabs gold chain from nurse
    75 7 PENANG. Kn. Three sisters yesterday chased a siiatch-thief who was running away with a gold chain. But the man escaped on his bicycle through a lane Miss Tan Saw Ualk, a 21-year-old nurse, told police she and her sisters were shopping along Penang Road
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    Official visit
    26 7 KL'ANIAN fri.-Tn* Mentri Besar ot Pahans Da'o Vahava bin Haji Mohamed Sen. will pay five-day official visit to the I>merloh district beglnnina on Monday
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    Premier and Ministers to tour Singapore
    137 7 SINGAPORE Frt. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, wilt tour the Kampong Kapor constituency .omorrow at i.U p.m. With him wil. be the Minister for Social Affairs, In< i, Othman Wok. and Incbe Mahmud Auang. Assemblyman for Kampong Kapor They .will mer at
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    Khir urges teaching agriculture in religious schools
    242 7 IPOH, Friday. A SUGGESTION to introduce a new subject in religious schools to give its pupils a basic knowledge of agriculture, was made yesterday \by Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives. He made this suggestion when he opened a new
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    GOH WILL RE-VISIT SHELL REFINERY
    140 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Shell Refinery on Pulau Bukom, which was granted pioneer certificate No. 1 by the Singapore Government, will celebrate its third anniversary on Wednesday. At a special party for the o casion. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, the Minister for Finance, will be asked
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    Fire in the chute
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Pri.— -Three fire engines sped to the American International Assurance Building in Robinson Road this afternoon to put out a fire in a rubbish chute.
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    'TRAFFIC TOLL IS RISING' WARNING BY THE POLICE
    223 7 'TRAFFIC TOLL IS RISING' WARNING BY THE POLICE SINGAPORE. Friday. OOAD accidents In Singapore are risirg. Police statistics show that in the first seven months this year there were 20,348 accidents —an increase of 3,610 over the corresponding period last The death toll this year stands at 127 so far.
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    Children's art exhibition
    68 7 SINGAJKJRE. Pti An exhibition of 60 children: paintings from Britain are now on disolay In the toyer ,md the children's room oi the National Library This Is a British Council tra veiling exhibition which has been to New Zealand and in other Darts of Malaysia The exhibition
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    'GOOD RESPONSE' TO MATA HARPS FIRST TOUR
    117 7 'GOOD RESPONSE' TO MATA HARPS FIRST TOUR SINGAPORE, tn.— Blue Dolphin Harbour Tour Ltd. today reported that their first 2U hour excursion around the harbour yesterday had met with "good response." On board the company's $;ito,ooo cruiser, Mata Uari, were 30 touristsThe new service was inaugurated on Wednesday by the
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    Assembly meeting
    24 7 ALOR BTAR. Fri. The Kedah State Assembly will hold its next meeting at the Balai Besar at 10 a.m. on Aug. 19.
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    A 'day camp' for Fourth Formers
    139 7 A 'day camp for Fourth Formers mELUK ANSON. Fri. A 1 week-long "day camp" for Form Four pupils in the Teluk Anson area began at Sultan Abdul Aziz Secondary School here yesterday. The purpose is to provide a short course of activities of recreational and educational value not normally covered
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    CHEQUE THEFT ALLEGED
    64 7 PH^ANO. Fri.— Mohamed Kassim bin Ibramsah 25. today I pleaded not guilty to a charge of having stolen two cheques be- longing to the Penang Police Coi operative Society. Kassim. It was alleged, took the cheques valued at S6O und $37 while employed 'by the society. The
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    KING PRESENTS AMN AWARD TO MISSION SCHOOL OFFICIAL
    88 7 KING PRESENTS AMN AWARD TO MISSION SCHOOL OFFICIAL 'THE Yang di-Peruan Agon* pins thr Ahli Maniku Negara Award on the Vrrv Rev. Brother t. Michael. Visitor of "the Christian Brothers' School in the Far East, at an investiture ceremony in the Is tana Negara. Kuala Lumpur, on Thursday. Brother .Michael
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    District draw up plans for M-Day
    153 7 PENANG. Friday OLANS have been drawn up by Butterworth and Bukit Mertajam for the first Malaysia anniversary celebrations. In Butterworth, there will be a big walk covering a 10-mile course from Kepala Batas to Butterworth on Aug. 30. A public rally will be held
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    The divisional assembly of Penang Umno meets today
    111 7 The divisional assembly of Penang Umno meets today PENANG. Fri. -The assistant secretary Eeneral of Umno. Inche Ali bin Haji Ahmad, will open the Penanß Umno divisional assembly at 10 a.m. tomorrow A total of 182 delenates and officials will attend. In addition to 43 motions, tiia assembly will also
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    King and Queen at book show
    105 8 THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Prrmaisuri Aeon? spent 90 minutes at the book exhibition at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka In Kuala I umpur yesterday. The Royal visitors were received by thr director of Dewan Bahasa, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, who showed
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    52 million road project to be ready next year
    191 8 52 million road project to be ready next year CINGAPORE, Fri. The Adam and Lornie Road project which forms part of the city's outer ring system and connects Farrer Road at its Junction with Bukit Timah Road and Bartley Road will be completed next year The project, started last year
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    Judge on holiday
    27 8 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mr. Justice Buttrose who is away on a holiday in Britain is expected back in Singapore at the end of next week.
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    Imperative to have unity, equality
    626 8 Imperative to have unity, equality TEACHERS TO PRESS GOVT FOR FULL REVIEW OF SERVICE TERMS IPOH, Friday. fHE National Union of Graduate Teachers has decided to press for a complete review of the salary structure and conditions of service of the 50,000 members of the teaching profession in this country.
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    Ruler inspects Boy Scouts
    43 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The Sultan of Johore today Inspected a rally of Johore Scouts at their annual jamboree in Kluang. After presenting Kings Scout certificates, the Sultan made his Inspection tour in a Jeep. The three-day jamboree began yesterday.
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    Film advice
    45 8 KOALA LUMPUR. Prt. The Indian Minister for Information and Broadcasting. Mrs. Indira Gandhi, has advised the Indian Film Institute to develop closer links with film movements in Axian countries such as Malaysia Thailand and Japan, an Indian High Commission statement here announced today.
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    FATAL ROAD NEGLIGENCE: 3 MONTHS' JAIL
    121 8 FATAL ROAD NEGLIGENCE: 3 MONTHS' JAIL RENTONG. Fri A lorry driver, Wong Kam Wing. 29. of Mentakab, was sentenced in a magistrate's court here yesterday to three months' jail for causing the death of a tapper. Soo Wing. 55. by a negligent act not amounting to culpable homicide. Wong was
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    First Malaysian to get a Ford fellowship
    186 8 First Malaysian to get a Ford fellowship SINGAPORE, Fri. Inche Abdul Aziz bin Shaik Mydin, first Malaysian recipient of a Ford International fellowship, leaves Singapore on Monday for the United States for postgraduate studies in library science. A library assistant at the University of Malaya Library In Kuala Lumpur, Inche
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    Borneo Company's trade dispute hearing today
    216 8 SINGAPORE, Friday. TJEARING begins tomorrow on an application nied by the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union in the industrial arbitration court today In connection with its dispute with the Borneo Co. Ltd., and its three subsidiary companies over the dismissal of 340 of
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    Masked gang robs family of $755
    73 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Five men armed with daggers raided a house in Jalan Kenanga veaerday morning and robbed a family of $500 and four watches worth $255. The robbers who were masked, held up Mr. Lee Yoke Wan. 27. a shopkeeper, and forced him
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    Co-op society officials
    85 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The general secretary of the Amalgamated National Union of Local Authorities Employees, Malaya, and former general secretary of the MTUC, Inche Ibrahim oin Musa, has been elected chairman of the Kuala Lumpur Municipality Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society. Other officials are: Secretary Mr. S.
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      Barred from home by rent control
      230 9 VI Y father died 10 years ago. We were then staying in a house inherited by my father from his ancestor's estate. After his death my widowed mother had no means to maintain the house and we. five of us. had to move out
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      Petty cash and car owners
      96 9 Petty cash and car owners STEPHEN Kangs comments on parking meters are a little naive! He will remember the meters cost $40,000; he will agree, nu doubt, a most potent source of petty cash is the private motorist. Likewise. It Is the private motorist, who. because, of the nature at
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      That school exhibition
      156 9 That school exhibition I READ wuh nue.cji the Ministry of Education's letter entitled "Exhibition work at a technical School in your issue o: Aug. 3. I should liKe to point out a few discrepancies. It i.s stated that the exhibition experiment- and projects are not extra-cur-ricular activities but "part and
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      TRIBUTE TO A POSTMAN
      79 9 TRIBUTE TO A POSTMAN THEKE armed for me from Kuala Llpi* yesterday a letter with a four cent stamp en it and an open envelope. Judge of my surprise when I found that the letter contained seven dollars in notes! We have been hearing criticism of the postal authorities of
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      Those National Library blues
      78 9 j'HINGS are getting inipc>Mble at the National Library. No one tlvre seem.N to have taken notice v. the letters asking for the resumption of renewals of book-loans by telephone. Secondly. the library authority no longer issues iree parking passes to carowning members using the library As
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      Recruiting delay
      58 9 )N the vJbject oi recruitw ing for the army: From advertisements published in the Straits Times, I note that applicants must wait until October to be called for interviews with subsequent appointment only In January. Why this long and unnecessary delay when the country Is desperately In need
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      Obstructed
      44 9 EXPENDITURE of over $161,000,000 is almo.st certainly needed to remove traffic congestion in Kuala Lumpur, but the number of accidents could be reduced with no expenditure, if the obstructions on the flve-foot ways were removed, so that pedestrianscould use them. OBSERVER Prtalinr Jaya
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      Radio crackle
      44 9 THE lift* and tlorescent lights installed in Housing and Development Board flats are causing so much interference on the radio that it is almost impossible to listen In to a programme. Can something be done to eliminate this nuisance? MRS. ANG Singapore
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      Men who worked without relief
      223 9 Men who worked without relief I WAS one oi those who sought refuge in a police station during the height oi the recent disturbances. It was then, that I learnt that there was a Singapore Volunteer Poiice organlsat'jn. beinjs identically uniformed as the "full time" except by an aimtst invisible
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      219 9 Straits Times Crossword f 4 IHB 'S I ACROSS rppiait Die muMcai instru- v\ nl hcL C r*hicr i e 8. lroUbl The^nurU' peu one-lf. us? aursr** by iTituieS'Sß w*u. Ups> cnemui.' <oi. nrobablv (10i 10. Sole ffect »n mn.rchlter- 4 gJ^YnvoKed in bo.t-build-tural leature-it appear, dis- lrR Js mm
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    DEATH
    20 10 It W»rd* $10 (Mimimmm) MR A.F. riRNANOII of Msiarrs pasted away yesterday soornisc r'uaerai at 4 p.m. on 8-D-64.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    183 10 It Words tit (Mtmtmrnm) THE FAMILY OF the Islt Mr. Urn Trnx Kong wish** lo thank everyooe tor their wreaibs. condolences and help at the funeral on Wednesday. THE FAMILY OP the late Mr. Tan Ren* man thanks all relative* astd friendu for their kind attendance at his funeral
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      Education Snags
      691 10 That the Cabinet decision to introduce universal lower secondary education in Malaya from next year would not be easy to implement was quite clear at the time the decisi >n was announced in March. The Ministry of Education has discovered, after five months of close study, that the
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      Traffic Report
      376 10 The Federal Capital Commissioner has promised speedy action on this week's traffic report The special technical committee which has been appointed to study the feasibility of its recommend- ations is to return its findings within a month. A meeting of the advisory board will follow and then the
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      Cholera Toll
      153 10 Cholera statistics from the East Coast States remain ominous. Since the disease broke out there less than three months ago more than 100 people are known to have died of it; just how many deaths have not been reported to the authorities is anyone's guess, but they could
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      LETTERS
      191 10 THE Veterinary Service is among those which suffer from what you term an ultra fastidious yardstick There are 73 veterinarians In Government service and 87% are graduates from India and Pakistan Veterinary Colleges/Unlversltles. The qualifications of these officers are not registrable with the Royal College of Veterinary Surgeons and
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      A 'thank you'
      37 10 MAY I say 'thank you' to all those little provision shops, which, all through the 'curfew' days delivered our groceries and did not put up their Drices by even a cent. I BICHAN Sintrapore
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      TV switch
      27 10 \f AY 1 suggest that In future T. V. Slngapura screens all Interviews with V.I.P.s and ministers' speeches through Channel 8 JOHN DOE Niniapore 'liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiitiii
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    SHUTTING THE DOOR ON BOB KENNEDY
    761 10  -  ROBERT DONOVAN by rpo the bitter end, 1 the D.S. AttorneyGeneral. Mr. Robert Kennedy had aspired to the Vice-President as a stepping-stone towards his dream of some day succeeding his murdered brother in the White House. Robert Kennedy s world was shattered last Nov.
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    Sino-French ties yield little for Paris
    730 10  -  STANLEY KARNOW A ROMANTIC IMAGE HAS VANISHED IN THE 'GHETTO' by PR E SIDENT deCaulle startled the world some months ago by announcing his intention to shift recognition from the Chinese Nationalists to the Communist regime in Peking. The move was interpreted as a
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    7,334 teachers in October
    361 11 Ministry prepares for biggest recruitment of youths to launch the new comprehensive system of education KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. r pHE Ministry of Education's biggest drive for teachers to launch the new comprehensive education system next year will begin in October. 7.334 teachers are needed 4.734 for
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    Death of Aussie soldier: No foul play
    96 11 Death of Aussie soldier: No foul play MALACCA, Fri. The Australian soldier who was found lying unconscious behind a cinema in U'olferstan Road here early this morning and later died has been identified as Private Patrick Arthur Richard White. 25. Pte. White, who arrived in Malaya recently, was in the
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    Masked robber scares woman, takes $190
    98 11 1 PENANO m A nuu&ewife. Madam Vim V.. 1 Thye. 27. was surprised by masked robber vi her home in Tanjong Tokoni? Road when she woke up early this morning. She screainrd «:id the marked man fled with $190 in cash. Madam Vim reported
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    Hardship pay for call-up men is being studied
    264 11 MOST OF THE FIRST 400 ARE JOBLESS: MANPOWER DEPT I^UALA LUMPUR, Frl. Men who lose their wage packet for two months through being called up for National Service training may be compensated A Manpower Department spokesman said today that a special committee
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    Woman missing for six years
    155 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Canadian High Commission Is trying to trace the whereabouts of lUm Busan Rowe who came here from England six years ago. A spokesman of the Commission said that a Canadian woman had sought its help to trace Miss Rowe whom she
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    650,000, have registered for national service
    111 11 650,000, have registered for national service KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. More than 650,000 people have registered for national service in Malaysia. As registration in all the Malaysian States is almost complete, it will not be necessary from Monday for youths to obtain permits to travel to the Borneo States. Mr. S.
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    Kodak chief opens Miss Klute's show in Singapore
    98 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Jan Kroef, Managing Director of Kodak (Malaya) Limited, tonight opened an exhibition of 40 photographs, the works of Miss Jeanette Klute. at the National Library lecture hall The photographs are in the exhibition called •"Focus on Colour. The photographs
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    The second Sea Lord in Phoenix Park talks
    103 11 SINGAPORE, Prt. The British Chief of Naval Personnel and Second Sea Lord Admiral Sir Royston wrlgnt. this morning conferred with Admiral 81r Kwf y i Begg Commander-in Chief. Par East, and the Commander of the Par East Fleet. Vice- Admiral Sir Desmond
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    Goodwill body officials elected
    79 11 Goodwill body officials elected Pri. Residents of Pahat Batu have set up a foodwill committee. At an Inaugural meeting held this week, Haji Yusof Rawa was elected rhaip^nn with Mr. V.KJJ. Slvasamy and Mr. Teh Oeok Kool as vice-chair-fnwv Mr. P.N.P. Mohamad Raflee is secretary and Mr. Tan Chong Be*
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    Pahang forms union branch
    53 11 BENTONQ. Prt A Pahang branch of the Day Training Ontre Graduates Teachers Union has been formed. Official* are: Chairman Inche Mustaffa Ismail: vice-chairman Inche Agus bin Arlffin; secreury Mr. Ban Ton Hoo; assistant secretary Mr. Phua Cheng Klew: treasurer Mr. Tmn Yin Wan: assistant treasurer MUe
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    IRIAN VOLUNTEER ON TWO CHARGES OF RIOTING
    268 11 IRIAN VOLUNTEER ON TWO CHARGES OF RIOTING Guilty plea is rejected by court SINGAPORE. Fri OAHRAWI bin Baha- ron, a returned West Irian volunteer, was today charged mi a magistrate's court in connection with an Incident at Paya Lebar Road yesterday in which a motor-cycle was set on fire. Bahrawl,
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    45 commissioned as officers of Malaysian Army and Air Force
    246 11 45 commissioned as officers of Malaysian Army and Air Force KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. pORTY-FIVE cadets were today commissioned as 1 officers in the Malaysian Army and the Royal Malaysian Air Force. Their passing out parade marked the end of a 24-week training course. Twenty-six of them will serve with the
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    N-Language contests today
    83 11 N-Language contests today PENANG. Frl. The state finals in the national language elocution, debating, quiz and conversation competitions will be held at the Francis Light School tomorI row. The elocution contest for priI mary school children open and I non-Malay.s will start at 10 a.m. Nibong Tebal will meet Butterworth,
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    Envoy to visit Singapore
    57 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. The Italian Ambassador to Malaysia. Dr. Mario Filo Delia Toree Santa Susanna, will leave here on Sunday for a two-day official visit to Singapore. During his stay there. Dr. Filo Delia Toree will call on the Yang dt-Pertuan Negara at the Istana Negara.
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    Kuching paper banned for helping the Reds
    197 11 Kuching paper banned for helping the Reds KUCHING, Frl.— A v Chinese newspaper, the Wak Sen Daily, haa been banned for "furthering: the cause of Communism." The order proscrlbln e th« newspaper was made by th« Federal Secretary. Syed Hashlm bin Abdullah. It stopped i publication yesterday. It had begun
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    Restaurant man fined $60
    78 11 PEKAN. Frl. V.M. Sheikh Daud. 65, a .restaurant keeper was fined $35 or six days' jail in the magistrate's court here yesterday for falling to keep a record of holidays given to his employee*. He was fined another $25 or live days' Jail on a second
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      774 11 Today's Radio, TV RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE SHORTWAVE SERVICESi SERVICES 41 Mid 25 metres. a& 7 eft D i££»E£ BI Bum- MEDIua 5 76 w tiLi EHVICE: mary; 6.02 Morning Melodies; 176 ln tre -7.00 The News; 7.10 Breakfast am. buo tiuua Mnrmnir SSTtS SLftS 11 Po^Trrf "ttfc™i
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  • GENERAL FOOD INDUSTRIES LTD.
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      Plans for more industries using local materials and labour
      1059 12  - Plans for more industries using local materials and labour DR. GOH TO OPEN AUTOMATIC POTATO CRISPS PLANT AT REDHILL TOMORROW THE General Food Industries Ltd.. to be opened tomorrow by Singapore's Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, is an automatic potato crisps producing plant. The factory stands on a three-quarter-acre
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    229 12 'Diversify interests in our industry' THK man who spearheaded ;md was r+nponsiblr for setting up General l-'ood Industries Ltd. is Mr. Lim Kirn Teck. 44. Educated in Singapore and Hone Konc. he joined his fathers shippinc firm in Hone Konc when he tm only It, taking charge of t h
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      48 12 IV HH I For your eating pleasure JJ XVI I I H S World-famous SMITH'S Potato Crisps have now t~\ft\/B come to Malaysia. <«* v .^*\V\&o^ Fresh and hygienically \vsr x nrenarpri j Miiuficturedby: GENERAL FOOD INDUSTRIES LTD. J Sole Distributer! for Malaysia J. H. VAVASSEUR CO. (M) LTD.
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    POTATO CRISPS WITH CURRY FLAVOUR, TOO
    58 13 General Food Industries Ltd's factory is capable of producing many types of potato crisps, including those flavoured with curry. These pictures of the plant show (above, left): Crisps being conveyed from the cooker to the packaging line. (Right): Automatic slicing of potatoes. A team
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    U.K. firm grows into giant complex
    411 13 U.K. firm grows into giant complex STARTED as a modest concern in 1920 by Mr. Frank Smith in Crickleuood. London, N.. Smith's Potato Crisps Ltd. has now grown into a Riant com* plex with factories in several countries and employing more than 3.000 people. Production ngure In the United Kingdom
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    Malaysians will like new food product, says firm's director
    311 13 By STAFF WRITER > EH)R its production of potato crisps, General Food Industries has installed a modern $170,000 automatic machine. This is capable of turning out 40,000 packets of crisps in a day. It incorporates a cutter, cooker or fryer and
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    11 13 Automatic weighing and hand staling of potato crisp bag*.
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      169 13 CONGRATULATIONS TO GENERAL FOOD INDUSTRIES, LTD. FROM THE BLUE FUNNEL LINE, I LIVERPOOL. GENERAL FOOD INDUSTRIES LIMITED ON THI OPfNING OF THII* POTATO CRISPS PLANT PROM MASTERPRINTS LIMITED SA. Hong Kong Stwiapen 1. T.I: ***** A ***** Factory:. 39 Baiorai lm, Singapore 12. Mi ***** WoHnSrtt:- Tonjong Penjuru Terminal, S'porc
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      178 13 British Cellophane Limited offer their congratulations and best wishes to General Food Industries Limited, on the occasion of the opening of their new POTATO CRISP factory, for which they have been pleased to supply "CELLOPHANE" BAGS o British Cellophane Limited are specialists in all forms of Transparent Packaging Materials Sole
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      405 14 ***^y, r faxaxas.W-~..58x a m STAMFORD COLLEGE COURSES FOR EXAMINATION SUCCESSES STAMFORD COLLEGE COURSES FOR 1964/1965 EXAMINATIONS School Certificate, Federation ot Malaya Cartificata, General Certificate ot Education, Higher School Certificate, Foum IV iSac. I III), Primary Six Entrance (Sinfapora), London Chomber of Commerce, Language!-. English, Malay, Chinese I Tamil. SPECIAL
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      968 14 EDUCATION it Wmrd* U (M<»>— Bmx St eta, s—y I AWOUBT BEGINNERS* STINO- ORAPHV iMornlng, Afiernoon, Kveni ing). Speed. Theory different stages. I SIC. TO Middle Road. 10 Collyer Quay. 111 Si ***** S pore. 1 SHORTHAND SVBNING CLASSES: 5 p.m. or 6 p.m.: Rapid Course: Speed (30/190): Register early:
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      970 14 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES r* Word* SS (Him.) Bmx it ets. axtrm PLASTIC COMPANY MANUFACTURING an Interior and exterior decorative waterproof finish for bulldlncs, (IS times thicker than paint) Is Interested In granting franchise to reputable local firm. Reply to: Plaat'c P.O. Box 114. Auckland New Zealand. FURNITURE it W»rd* SI (Him.)
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      1199 15 I Benuline] EXPRESS SERVICE TO IDNRON, LiVERPHQt ft UHTHtEHTAI PORTS. nrur ADtr HamDurg Sept I BENLARIG London Sept 12 Singapore *t Sntm Penang Grangemouth Sept 22 liPert/Telay An 1 2 1 (laauaai)) For Liverpool Sept 15 BENVORLICH Jg^ s.p 24 Singapore Pt. S'riam Penarg Antwero Oet 2 faPt/tagil An>V- Aig
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      1294 15 feELLERMAII BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. LONDON HAMBURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Sinppore Pt S'haai Penni I KITT OF JOHANNESBURG *H •CITY OF OURHAM 2D/J2 An 21/24 An 25/21 Aug 'CITY If COLOMM tU» An tl An •CITY OF LEICESTER 78/22 Sept 21 25 Sept 21 Sept 1. i> fiLIMIOP)
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    120 16 lif ELBOURNE. Pri.— Industrial XTi shares continued on sx easier trend In today's more active market. Most leaders again lost ground. Base metals eased also, with Western Mining down 1/3 to 25/6 and New Broken Hill down 2/- to 109 Oils were Irregular with Santos down 6d. to
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    RUBBER PRICES
    247 16 \UOUST Tint grade rueMr f.e.a. eleeed at 5 p.m. In Kuala Lumpur yeaterday at Ml centa per Ib., dowr an eighth cent on Thurrday'a doelng level for the poaltion. The ton* waa dull. R.A.S. and F. M.R.I, eleelng prteee In eente pjer Ib. yeeterday: Int. 1 R 8.8.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    182 16 SHIPS lying alentilde the Singapore Harfeeur wharvea er expected today are: Laoe 1/2. Benlang 13/14, lauzn Mara 18. KunaJc 23. Tamagra (1) Sl/32, Tanagra (11) 33/34. Kearyu Mara 36/36. Cardlganahlre 38/30. Paoaglotla Coumuuros 40/41, Slamat 42/43, Ureen Luke 44. Mr mam 43, Perak N.W. 3. Tong Klan
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    39 16 THE Malayan Exchange Banks' Aeeeelatlen made tbeee ebansea In Ita ratea to merchanta yeaterday (ail rate* to S100): Selling TT er OO ready i Deutaebe Marks 1281; Holland Oulldera 116*; Belgian Franca 1603 The reat were unchanged.
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    EXCHANGE FALLS AGAIN, BUT HOPES REVIVING
    569 16 By Our Market Correspondent npHE Malayan Stock ExX change yesterday continued Thursday's fall on North Vietnam nerves, but at a slower pace, and there were isolated small rises to relieve the general easiness. There was a firmer influence towards the close. One broker said
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 16 Malayan Stork Indite. Aut;. 6 Aiir. 'Industrials: 93.0:> !)2.80 Tine: 127.13 1 v; rubbers: 102.94 102.94 *Dee. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    848 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS Bouttoad (1,000) 51.62; C.S. Holding! 52.69 BL, (1.000) 52.68. (1,000) 12.71. (1.000) $2.72; Dunlopt (1.000) Sl-94 D, (8,000) SIM, (1.000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 16 August 7. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 66} cents (down one -eighth). TIN: $640.50 a picnl (down $2,124). Unofficial estimated offering: 260 tons (down 10 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 16 /'MINESE Produce Eiortangi, linm- pore noen pncti per picul yttterday: Coconut oil: bulk S6li aellera. drum SMi sellers Copra: Aug. /Sept. UK/Conttnrnt: Unquoted. Popper: Muntok white $133 oellrra, Sarawak white (132 i «ellera, *p*cial Sarawak black SIOS selKrs. garbled Uiimponc blac°: (1121 xellcra. ASIA $12j aellera. Singapore Coconut
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    H.K. RATES
    36 16 l\S the fro exehanta market o Rong Kong yeaterday tne U.tdellar wu quoted at 6.761 lor TT and 5 74* for «ath. Sterling wma quoted at 1398 and mm tael of geld at 230|\
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    Tin drops off with Far East no worse
    341 16 rE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday fell $2.12* a plcul to $640.50 on an offering unofficially estimated at 260 tons, down 10 tons. This was In line with London, where spot and forward metal bad both fallen £7%
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      208 16 \~>^ ORIENT MID-EAST LUES GREAT LAKES SERVICE f AST BIICCT J.ILIrHS MOM SlßttPOlt «ND MAUTa IS CtNASIaJI »»0 M.S. CREaT URIS P9flTt. rtsra rat* rtatat Moatrt* 14 "MARIONSa MAIIS" S (l t 1/14 Stft It/ll MH 11/11 Oet 'VtMCIt Mil It MOMTIUL, TttONTB, HaMIIION. AiHUtUUk CLEVEUNO. TOUOO. OtTHOIT. ttCEN UT.
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      1018 17 (Continued from Page 14) FOR SALE to Word* ti (Mi*.)— Box it et*. txtrm WHEN BUYING Htalaiesa HUsl Table Cutlery It Is wortbwblla to see first the various Lovely Patterns from Bollngen. Germany and Japan tn Mat or Polished Finish at prices you can afford from Anglo-Dutch Trading Co.. 1«
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      823 17 PEST CONTROL RINTOKIL MALAYSIA LTD. The Company who Mta Urn Standards for FUMIGATION AND PIST CONTROL THROUGHOUT MALAYSIA CALL SINGAPORE 7SMS/***** KUALA LUMPUR ***** IPOH 357S MALACCA 444» PINANC 539.-4 KOTA BAHRU IM JOHORE BAHRU 2453 ■nd BORNEO TERRITORIES. HOWTOKIL THOMAS COWAN A COMPANY LTD. The Old««t and Th« But
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      692 17 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors In the undermentioned cases will be held on Tuesday, the Ist day of September. 1864 at the Official Assignee's Chambers Top Floor, High Court Building, Singapore:— Bankruptcy No. 237/63 H. Fakeer
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      717 17 TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. Cap. 137) IPOH MUNICIPALITY NOTICE Notice Is hereby given that It Is proposed to permit the erection of four blocks of twelve storey flats and a first class eight storey hotel on lots ***** and 984 Gopeng Road, Ipoh in the Ipoh approved Town Plan No.
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      744 17 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Chairman, Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor, Fullerton Building, up to noon on Friday, 31st August. 1964. for:— THE DESIGN, SUPPLY. FABRICATION, FIXING AND ERECTION OF STRUCTURAL STEELWORKS AND ROOPINQ Si CLADDING SHEETS FOR A 120 FEET x 270
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      829 17 TENDERS P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDERS are Invited from P.W.D. registered Contractors for the following Works:— (a) Construction of a Secondary Academic School at Jalan Teck Whye, Singapore. Building Contractors Above StMJH9/-. Closing Date:— 21st August. 1964 a* 10.00 aja. (b) Contract No. 1 Preparatory Works for Effluent Outfall at Kirn Chuap
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      873 17 TENDERS P.W.D. SINGAPORE. TENDERS are Invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors for the following: U) Making np of Slf>ap Avenue, SifUp Rise, Siglap Bank and Slflap Walk. Singapore. "All Civil Engineering or Roadworks" Contractors. Closing date:— 21.8.64 at 10.00 a.m. Box No. 19. (H) Construction of R. C. Canal Lining of
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      234 17 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Tenders will be received by the Chairman, Economic Development Board, 2nd Floor, Fullerton Building, up to noon on Wednesday, 19th August. 1964, for:— CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF ONE 66 K.V. AND 6.6 K.V. ELECTRIC SUBSTATION, 22 K.V. "DELLE" PLINTH AND TRANSFORMER PLINTHS AT KALLANG INDUSTRIAL AREA.
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      Card for today's amateur races at
      357 18 Card for today's amateur races at pARD for the Kedah Gymkhana races at Alor Star today. RACE 1 (2.45) Governor's Cup— MARA Cl. 4 uatihweights 12 st.)— s t. 1. Bulom Tahu (8) 2. Horatlus (1) 3. Flower <5 4. Windspicl t6> 5. Jupiter 7 1 6. Kimanl ci> 7.
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      ROYAL MEADOW IS EARLY VASE FAVOURITE
      464 18  - ROYAL MEADOW IS EARLY VASE FA VOURITE Epsom Jeep RACING by IPOH, Friday. ROYAL MEADOW, early favourite for the Sultan's Gold Vase, showed impressive form on a good track here this morning. Ridden by Merv Posner, this brilliant sprinter galloped faultlessly over 3f in 36. Rinus van Breukelen has a
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      SPOTLIGHT on your FANCIES
      875 18 SPOTLIGHT on your FANCIES Epsom |ccp spotlights the fancied runners at Ipoh tomorrow: Race l SAFE HOME: Goes well on a wet track: won over Penang 6f last month TIN INVEST: Useful over ftl-f second to Gay Paris over Penang s}f in May: won twice over 5J f last season.
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    IPOH—Ist DAY
    1521 18 IPOH Ist DAY card KEY: A letter after the horse's name Indicates the type of golri? preferred, f fast; g good: a soft; h heavy a any. Betting forecast: (SF) strongly fancied: IF) fancied. ■Apprentice allowances: Soaldl. P. K. Leong, Llm and Dragon 3-lu; Nazudl. Ng and Chong 5-lb; others
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    Lock icon Cowdrey's 3rd century in five inns
    284 18 CRICKET ROUNDUP- LONDON, Fri. Colin Cowdrey, left out of the England team in the last Test against Australia, scored his i hird century in five innings He hit 101 against Middle sex at Canterbury. but this was not sufficient to give Kent first innings
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    Top seeds reach semi-finals of boys singles
    376 18 BADMINTON IX>P seed Thor\g Pong Then and Ooi Kirn Seng x (No. 2 seed) reached the semi-nnals in the boys singles of the Perak schools badminton championships at the SJAA hall here today. Thong had an easy passage over Chow Slang Yong 15-7,
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    YAP SET FOR 3 TITLES
    231 18 MALACCA, Frt. Thomas Cup player George Yap Is set 'g vtn three titles in the Malacca badminton championships at the Malacca B A. hall here. Last night Yap won the mixed doubles title with Mrs. Peter Yong. Holder of the men's singles ahi*. doubles titles
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    TODAY'S MALAYA CUP FINAL Singapore's experience alone will not be enough to tame Perak
    1113 19 TODAY'S MALAYA CUP FINAL Singapore's experience alone will not be enough to tame Perak A PREVIEW r piE First thing to be said about today's 38th Malaya Cup soccer final is that it should by all lights be a thoroughly good match because it brings to the Merdeka Stadium the
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    Raja shines for Police
    152 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Prl. Selangor Club Tigers proved much too fast and experienced for Federation Artillery to win their firr. round match In the Selangor Club's se\en-a-slde open rugby tournament by 14 points (goal, three tries) to nil on the padang today. A try by Nash, converted
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    A GREAT FINAL IS ASSURED:TENGKU
    312 19 KUALA LUMPUI., Frl. Tengku Abdul Rahman, Malaysia's Prime Minister and FAM, president, says in special message for tomorrow's Malaya Cup Final between Singapore and Perak at Merdeka Stadium that he regrets this will be the first Malaya Cup Final be will miss as he is
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    TENNIS Tay, Choong oust Davis Cup pair
    573 19 TENNIS Tay, Choong oust Davis Cup pair IPOH. Pn.— Mos>es Tay, former 1 Malayan Davis Cup player, made a tine comeback after an xtuence of five yeart, by ouatu.g top stars both in the men's singles and doubles on the opening day uf the Malaysian national tennu championships on the
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    HOCKEY S'PORE ROUT JOHORE BUT FAIL TO IMPRESS COACH LAL
    290 19 HOCKEY S'PORE ROUT JOHORE BUT FAIL TO IMPRESS COACH LAL CINOAPORE, PrL Klshan Lai, the former All-India hockey player, who has oeen engaged to coach the Malaysian 'hockey side for the Tokyo Olympic Games, war not greatly Impressed with the standard ot play in today's match in which Singapore beat
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      SCHOOLS ATHLETICS SALLY, TING BEST ON FIRST DAY
      484 19 SCHOOLS ATHLETICS SALLY, TING BEST ON FIRST DAY CINOAPORE, Fri.—Slx- teen-year-old Sally Glanville of Alexandra Grammar School created a sensation when she cleared 4ft lliln. in winning the girls high JumD at the first PanMalaysian schools athletics meet which began at Buklt Timah today. Sally's effort the best In Malaysia
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      77 19 athletics Pan Malaysian Schools championships (Bt. Timah) 9 a.rn Naval Base Police meet (HMS Terror). 1.45 pjn. Ipoh Municipal council meet (Padang) 2.30 p.m. HOCKEY Ton Rank Cap (South cone): Johore v Malacca (Farrer-Pk) 5.15 pjn. SOCCER Spore Govt. Service*: Reserves v Johore Oovt. (Johore Bahru) 5.15 pjn. TENNIS Malaysian
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      94 19 SOCCER 1 39 (Zainuddin 4-16 Muthy 2-13) m.i.00. ni. i. win rinrirho Fencing 107 (Zainuddin 32 Shulb Ri^s^4s £«t R.A 0 Sffi 3 18 Shabuddin 2-17). Taylor TroU. Di) r Tto^fcov 3 KUat h > (XL): Selangor bt Negri oy CTub 2 fctaGiUi i^riendl* inns 70 Se lan K<* 141
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    Jeliicoe assures Malaysia of all aid
    587 20 Jeliicoe assures Malaysia of all aid CEYLON CANNOT OBSTRUCT BRITISH TROOPS MOVES gRITAIN'S Minister of Defence for the Royal Navy, Lord Jeliicoe, today again gave a categorical assurance of moral and material support for Malaysia. He said requests for arms and craft made to him recently would be thoroughly studied
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    Crippled tanker due to pass through S'pore
    83 20 Crippled tanker due to pass through S'pore SINOAPORE. Fri. A crippled .super tanker and a specially constructed oil drilling platform, both on tow. are due to pass through Singapore. The oil tanker, the Pacific Satellite, laden with 38,000 tons of fuel, is being towed to Japan from the west coast
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    Lock icon Britain's two newspaper giants get together for a supplement
    242 20 Britain's two newspaper giants get together for a supplement ORITAIN will soon see the nations biggest adV vertising medium, a coloured newspaper supplement with an 18-million readership, it was forecast here yesterday. Biggest surprise to Fleet Street, centre of the national newspaper Industry, was the report that it would be
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    Border post in war-hit Vietnam
    109 20 AN outpost in a special foaces camp near the Vietnam-Laos border, 400 miles from Salmon. It was built up by U.S. Special Forces for trainIng Vietnamese soldiers, and keeping out Vietcong forces' infiltration. The outpost is situated on the slopes of rugged mountains and has
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    THIS CANCEROUS DISEASE-BY TUN YUSOF
    287 20 THIS CANCEROUS DISEASE-BY TUN YUSOF SINGAPORE, Friday. rpHE Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin IsA hak, today said the unhappy experience which Singapore had just gone through should serve as "a grim reminder of the cancerous nature of the disease of communal violence." He was addressing members of the All-Malaya
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