The Straits Times, 10 August 1964

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. MONDAY, AUGUST 10, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    THE BARTER PLOT
    357 1 Now a ban on this trade GOVT. CRAFT USED TO BRING IN ARMS, EXPLOSIVES, SABOTEURS KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE Malaysian Government today disclosed that a large number of small Indonesian barter trade craft had been used to carry arms, explosives and saboteurs from bases in the Rhio
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    HARRIS LIKELY TO JOIN CABINET
    137 1 HARRIS LIKELY TO JOIN CABINET KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Sabah's DeputyChief Minister, Inche Harris bin Mohamed Salleh, is being tipped to be the Minister from Sabah who will Join the Federal Cabinet soon. Inche Harris, a member of the United Sabah National Organisation, was formerly Minister for Local Government. The announcement
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    A CALL TO 'CEASE USE OF ENGLISH'
    111 1 A CALL TO 'CEASE USE OF ENGLISH' PENANG, Sun.— The Penang UMNO division, at its annual general assembly today, passed a resolution calling on the Government to "cease forthwith" the current national language month campaign and revise Its methods of encouraging the people to learn the national language. In proposing
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    Lock icon Soek wins in this 'crushing'
    63 1 JAKARTA. Sun— Beatte and birds' nest hairstyles for Indonesia's young men and women about town are definitely and officially "out." Beatle-style hair will lead to police action with scissors, while President Soekarno himself has called for a move to "crush" birds' nest hairstyles for (?lrU,
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    Labour Minister
    27 1 JOHORE BAHRU. Sun— The Minister of Labour. Mr. V. Manickavasagam. today met 36 irade unionists from various unions in Johore at the Ministry's office here.
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    Lock icon French envoy
    18 1 PARIS. Sun. The Preneh Government today named \f Joseph Lambrosrhlnl as Consul Oeneral to Saigon. Reuter.
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    'Stab in the back' charge by Khir
    669 1 'Stab in the back' charge by Khir KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Acting Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today "many biassed and inaccurate stories about the recent disturbances in Singapore had been written by foreign correspondents living in Malaysia, and they gave a completely distorted version
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    Lock icon Expelled for Insult'
    85 1 JAKARTA, Bun \n 18--year-old American from Oklahoma was expelled from Indonesia yesterday after serving an eight-day jail sentence for "insulting" Indonesia. The Immigration Department chief In the Rhlo Archipelago told the news agency Antara that the Indonesian Government had taken the decision to expel John Coats, a
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    Lock icon Turks launch air and sea attacks
    944 1 Turks launch air and sea attacks TCICOSIA, Sun. Turkish jet planes attacked villages with napalm bombs and gunfire and a Turkish warship shelled the coast in northwest Cyprus this morning, a Cyprus Government spokesman said. "Turkish aircraft are attacking the whole northwest area, habited and uninhabited, with napalm bombs," he
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    Lock icon Average income in Japan
    47 1 TOKYO. Bun. The average annual income for a Japanese household was slightly more than 490.000 yen MM pounds Merlin*) In fiscal IM3. the Welfare Ministry report on the national life showed today. According to the report, an average household had 4.2 person*.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Ships due in Pearl Harbour today
    196 1 Ships due in Pearl Harbour today HONOLULU. Sun. An American attack carrier group, headed by the Ranger, is due at Pearl Harbour tomorrow, en route to the Vietnam trouble zone in the U.S. buildup of fighting forces there. Admiral U.S. Grant Sharp. American Commander in the Pacific, said yesterday the
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 CEASE-FIRE OFFER ANKARA. Sun. President Makarios of Cyprus offered to order a ceasefire in the Kokkina area of northwestern Cyprus if Turkey halted jetfighter attacks by 1600GMT. official Forcisn Office spokesman said. IPI
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon India facing its worst food crisis in decade
      216 2 India facing its worst food crisis in decade J^EW DELHI, Sun. India is taking emergency steps this week to handle its worst food crisis in a decade. Soaring prices and fast vanishing supplies have led to looting of grain warehouses mi some towns. Calcutta has decided to impose food rationing.
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      Lock icon BELGIANS IN CONGO WILL NOT FIGHT FOR TSHOMBE
      215 2 BELGIANS IN CONGO WILL NOT FIGHT FOR TSHOMBE LEOPOLDVILLE, Sunday. THE Congolese Prime Minister. Mr. Molse Tshombe, yesterday summoned a special meeting of his Cabinet to discuss the results of Friday's talks on the deepening Congo crisis in Brussels between Belgium and the United States. Belgium's ambassador in Leopoldville. Count
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      Lock icon Jakarta to take over all oil companies
      127 2 Jakarta to take over all oil companies JAKARTA, Sun— The Mm J ister for Basic Industries, Mr. Chaerul Saleh, said oil companies in Indonesia would ultimately be brougnt under complete control of the Indonesian Government. He said foreign oil companies naa agreed to a gradual takeover by the Indonesian Government
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      Lock icon Syria accuses Israel
      97 2 UNITED NATIONS, Sun. Syria charged Israel with "provocative and wanton aggression" threatening the peace of the area in a note to the Security Council Just published. The Syrian delegate. Mr. Kaftk Asha. said that Israeli armed forces, estimated at an infantry platoon, had attacked Syrian posts across
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      Lock icon Tried to buy President Johnson and freedom from taxes
      213 2 Tried to buy President Johnson and freedom from taxes pORT MORESBY (New Guinea). San. Sixtyfour members of an island cult which decided to "buy" President Lyndon Johnson to rule them have been arrested after the wrong Johnson arrived on their Island The cult began about six months ago on New
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      Lock icon Strike at mines: Police called in
      60 2 KADUNA, (Northern Nigeria). Sun.— Police have been drafted to the tin mining area of Jos, Central Nigeria, where thousand* of workers have been on strike for four days over a pay claim. The Mining Employers' Association has given the striken ao ultimatum threatening to
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      Lock icon Paris? That suits me: Souvanna
      111 2 VIENTIANE. Sun. Paris would be acceptable to Premier Souvanna Phouma (above) as a meeting place for the leaders of the Laos factions to discuss a settlement of the Laos problem, according to sources close to the Premier. The sources said the Premier would be willing
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      Lock icon Missionary killed
      35 2 NEW YORK. Sun Th« Methodist board of missions announced here that one of its members had been killed in the Congo and four others were under house arrest there with their tamiles. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Three Indians die in clash
      44 2 RAWALPINDI, Sunday. npiI REE Indian soldiers were reported killed x in a clash near the Kashmir ceasefire line. A Government statement said the clash took place on Friday near the village of Tandar, about 120 miles from here. AP.
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      THE U.S. CANNON AIMED AT US: AIDIT
      196 2 THE U.S. CANNON AIMED AT US: AIDIT JAKARTA. Sun.— D. N. Aidit, chairman of the Indonesian Communist Party, said yesterday that American military forces in Japan were also directed against Indonesia. Aidit was addressing an anti-atomic and hydrogen bomb meeting here. He congratulated Tokyo* 10th anti-atomic and Hbomb International congresx
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Purpose of our actions is peace: Johnson
      580 3 Purpose of our actions is peace: Johnson JOHNSON CITY, Texas, Sunday. PRESIDENT JOHNSON said yesterday he wanted to "emphasise again and again that in all of our actions, America's purpose is peace." Commenting at a Press conference on the U.S. retaliatory air atjtacks against North Vietnam PT-boat bases, Mr. Johnson
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      Lock icon Two frisked in Jersey riots
      77 3 POLICE frisking two Negroes following riots in |crscy City (New Jersey) I Jit week triggered off by the arrest of Negro woman for drunkenness. Two Negroes were shot and half a dozen injured. A mob of more than 100 Negroes wen* on the rampage in
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      Lock icon BRITONS IN TWO INCIDENTS IN CYPRUS
      101 3 BRITONS IN TWO INCIDENTS IN CYPRUS NICOSIA, Sun. A British Serviceman was detained and police fired at a car carrying two Bri- tish Servicemen -and their 1 wives In two separate in- cidents on the. Larnaca- Famagusta road yesterday. A Cyprus Government spokesman said no one in the car was
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      Lock icon Titan blows up during test
      44 3 SAN JOSE (California). Sun i A Titan three-rocket engine exploded in a mass of flames during a ctatic test. It was a serious setback In the i U.S. programme for developing the I worlds largest solid-fuel rocket, motor. Reuter
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      Still ill
      30 3 ROME. Sun— The condition of the Italian President. Professor Antonio Segni, who suffered I cerebral stroke while working sit his desk yesterday, remained tinchanged today, a spokesman said.
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      Three executed
      25 3 GUATEMALA CITY. Sun. Three men convicted of killing a grocery manager during a holdup last May were executed yesterday by a firing squad.
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      The first baby
      35 3 MADRID. Sun. Prince CarlosHugo de Bourbon -Parma and Dutch Princess Irene are expectlnsr their first child In February, the evening newspaper Madrid said last night They were married In April.— A P
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      Lock icon U.S. INSISTENCE ON FREEDOM OF THE SEAS
      385 3 HONOLULU, Sunday. Ulysses S. Grant Sharp, com-mander-in-chief of U.S. Forces in the Pacific, said yesterday the U.S. considers itself perfectly free to go anywhere in international waters. We insist on freedom of the seas. At a Press conference at his headquarters here. Admiral
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      Lock icon Kennedy's grandmother dies at age of 98
      126 3 BOSTON. Sun.- Mrs John F. Fitzgerald grandmother of the iate President Kennedy, died yesterday at the age of Wi— without knowing of thr issa»sination of her grandson. Her son. Thomas. >aid: *I had a hunth she knew hut we never talked about It"
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      Lock icon Buzzed a thousand times by US planes: Red Star
      208 3 li/lOSCOW. Sun.—Ur^it--ITI ed States Air Force planes have buzzed Soviet ships more than 1 .000 times this year, the Soviet newspaper RedStar said yesterday. The report was printed below a Soviet protest note about buzzing of Russian shins by American planes.
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      Lock icon Giovanni's big joyride
      86 3 MICENO DI PAVULLO (Italy\ Sun. Giovanni Bellini. wha doenn't even have a driver'e licence, had a thriller of a Joyride yesterday at the wheel of his, ui'Cle's car. He sneaked Into the driver's seat of the parked car. loosed the i handbrake, steered a wild course down
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    Dame Leslie stresses Malaysian ways for girl guides
    260 4  - Dame Leslie stresses Malaysian ways for girl guides BOB PERIES By SINGAPORE. Sun. Dame Leslie Whateley, the slim, tall and "progressive minded" world director of the Girl Guides and Girl Scouts, today tapped me with her finger to emphasise that the girl guide movement in Malaysia must go down to
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    MIC: Don't bring back the memory
    179 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The president of the Malayan Indian Congress, Singapore, Mr. John Jacob, said yesterday that he felt no Inquiry into the recent disturbances was necessary "to bring back I the memory again." He told a special delegates conference of the MIC at Congress
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    Tun Yusof at SJAB parade
    59 4 THE Yang di-Pertnan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, inspecting St. John Ambulance Brigade's annual parade at Jalan Besar stadium yesterday. The Head of State said this was positive proof that people of different races and tongues could respect one another and work happily together, and
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    TALKS TO SETTLE KATONG-BEDOK BUS STRIKE HELD
    219 4 TALKS TO SETTLE KATONG-BEDOK BUS STRIKE HELD SINGAPORE, Sunday. rE management of Katong-Bedok Bus Co. and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union are to hold talks tomorrow at the Labour Ministry in an effort to settle a four-day strike by its workers. Meanwhile, the management today claimed that more
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    Local foods for export, says Goh
    171 4 Local foods for export, says Goh SINGAPORE, Sun. The Finance Minister, Dr. Ooh Keng Swee, today suggested that with research, it might be technically and economically feasible to export more local processed foods. Speaking at the opening; of the General Food Industries Ltd. at Redhlll Industrial Estate this afternoon. Dr.
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    X-ray unit's movements
    121 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Sata mobile X-ray will be stauoneu at No. 304 Kampong Chantek Bahru tomorrow and Tuesday. On Wednesday and Thursday. It wltt be aft 31-4 Buklt Timah Road, 6\ milestone for people In King Albert Park, Fred Waterhouse factory, Buklt Timah Road 6% m.s. up
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    Cable-laying: Warning to mariners
    99 4 Cable-laying: Warning to mariners PENANO, Sun. Further cable operations are now under way at Pral River here until Sept. 13, the Marine Department headquarters announced today. To trulde rrarlners, numerous small unlit marker buoys have been laid and will be removed, as expedient. In addition, there will be a temporary
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    23 4 YtO KHII CHI*. 63. ptsaod J^** peacefully on 9.8.M leaving behind gr^Mil^OßfWt* W*- 7 Jain KrH. for iMMW a. p.m. OB 11.8.64.
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      337 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR •THE following Ii today'! schedule I of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar airport. Singapore: ARRIVAL* ■OAC Prom Sydney, Brisbane, Darwin (BA 713) 7.«0 p.m.; from London, Rom*. Istanbul, Teheran, Bombay. Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 7<Ui> 3. 40 p.m. Pan-American: From Ban Francisco. Lo« Angeles.
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    L-CLASSES TALKS CONTINUE: NASIR
    177 5 L-CLASSES TALKS CONTINUE: NASIR KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. J)ISCUSSIONS are being held between the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka and the Prime Minister's Department on the plan to hold national language classes for Government servants during office hours. A spokesman of Dewan Bahasa said that it had not been decided yet when
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    Boulevard cafes to attract tourists
    138 5 •JAW II RAT A. Sun. Cameron Highlands bas borrowed an idea from Paris in its bid to attract more tourists to this holiday hill resort The idea boulevard cafes where tourists can spend a pleasant boar in the balmy air. Two big multi-coloured aluminium umbrellas
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    Robber youth escapes
    61 5 Robber youth escapes IPOH, Sun. Michael Yeong, 33. t>on of the Perak State Information Officer. Mr. Yeong Kol Look, woke up early yesterday to find two youths ransacking nls room in Tambun Road here. He caught one 01 the youth*, but after a struggle the youth managed to free himself
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    Exhibition of Indian village textiles
    56 5 KUALA LOMPUR. Sun. Th« National Museum here will bold a special exhibition of Indian traditional village textiles beginning from tomorrow. These textiles were collected by Mr. William Willetts, Curator of the Art Museum, University of Singapore, during his recent tour of India. They Include village
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    Buddhist convention
    114 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. One hundred delegates and observers wil 1 attend the four-day biennial Malayan Buddhist. Youth Convention ii Kuala Trengganu from Thursday to Sunday. The convention will be .ooened by the Trengganu Mentri Besar. Inche Ibrahim Fikri. An elaborate programme has been arranged for the delegates and
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    Orders roll in for new pine cannery
    212 5 Orders roll in for new pine cannery If UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Orders for thousands of dollars worth of Malayan canned pineapples from America. Canada. Britain and Europe have been, placed with the new $5 million national cannery at Pekan Nanas, Johore. The cannery will start operations this month processing 100
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    Harun's pledge to religious teachers
    87 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Mentrl Besar of Selangor. Inch* Harun bin Haji Idiis. assured religious teachers In the State that their claims for wage increases were receiving special attention from the Government. He was speaking at the opening ol the annual meeting of th* Selangoi
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    28 VICE GIRLS HELD IN S'PORE RAIDS
    100 5 C I\( APOKK. S Un Twenty eight girls were taken Into custody in anti-vice operations in the State during April to June this year, according to the quarterly report of the Department of Social Welfare. The report states that the raids were carried
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    Women told: 'Play active role in the trade unions...'
    214 5 Women told: 'Play active role in the trade unions KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. *FHE need to get women interested in trade A unionism was urged today at a meeting of the Malayan Trades Union Congress women's section* r- 1 Statistics show that 24 per cent of the workers in the country
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    Ladies' night
    24 5 BATTJ PaHAT. Sun. The Batu Rotary Club will hold a Ladies' Night at 8 v.m. at the Ootf Club here on Wednesday.
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      308 5 Stfaits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. What a row during the exa1. Perhaps mink d«bU? tS«« mlnation of the service-book ::>> (7). '7>. X) men with not a war Why does a child hang up minister in lint <"•• Ins stocking at this Juncture? 10. Sage with an old-faahtoned (S, 3.
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    Lock icon $3 mil. to fight TB in Brunei
    37 6 BRUNEI TOWN. Sun. The Brunei Government has earmarked S3 million for anti-tuberculo-sis projects in the State. An X-ray project launched three months ago was shelved due to staff shortage. A.P
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    Minister's 'help hospital' plea
    76 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. yesterday called on philanthropists, firms and civic organisations to donate equipment and money generously to Improve medical and health services Mr. Yong. who was speaking at the presentation of a new ambulance to the General Hospital
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    All should work for prosperity, urges Goh
    250 6 All should work for prosperity, urges Goh SINGAPORE, Sunday. fJHE Minister for Finance, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, today urged everyone to work for the prosperity of Singapore and Malaysia. He said they should bend their energies to the great task of economic and industrial development that was awaiting them. He
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    SINGAPORE NEEDS SIX MORE SCHOOLS URGENTLY
    195 6 SINGAPORE NEEDS SIX MORE SCHOOLS URGENTLY CINGAEORE, Sun.— Six new secondary (academic) schools are to be built this year, instead of three as originally planned. This has been found necessary because 6,111 students could not be accommodated in existing schools and had to be found places temporarily in other types
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    Ceylonese officials
    32 6 JOHORE BAHRU Sun.— New officials of the Ceylonese Association of Johore are: president. Mr. K. Ponniah: general secretary. Mr. S. Tharumaratnam; assistant secretary. Mr. John Ponniah; treasurer. Mr. V.K. Nadaraiah.
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    Visiting Irish author—'I love travel' plans Asian documentary
    184 6 Visiting Irish author—'I love travel' plans Asian documentary CINGAPORE, Sun. An Irish author and journalist, Mr. Scan O'Callaghan (above), is now in. Singapore in the course of a tour of Asia to gather material for a documentary, 'Handbook To Asia." The documentary will be a comprehensive book of reference of
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    Indian Arts Club
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Singapore Indian Arts Club will nold its annual general meeting at the Kampong Kapor community centre at 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    PASTORS TO PICK NEW BISHOP
    213 6 PASTORS TO PICK NEW BISHOP I£UALA LUMPUR. Sun. FKty-three pastors and laymen will meet at the Wesley Methodist Church here from Aug. 17 to 23 for the quadrennial meeting: of the South-East Asia regional conference of the Methodist Church. This was announced by I h« Rev. Yap Kirn Hao. chairman
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    Response to call to join Forces 'encouraging'
    92 6 MUAR. Sun.— The Army recruiting officer here. Lt. Omar Azaddin. said yesterday that the response by youths to join the Malaysian Armed Forces was very encouraging. He said that more than 200 applicants turned up at the centre yesterday the second day of
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    U.S.-Malaysian body to boost trade
    172 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. A Mala ysian-Ameri-can Chamber of Commerce has been formed in Washington to bring about closer trade relation^ between Malaysia and America. The new chamber was set up last month by a group of leading businessmen from both countries who felt that much more
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    676 7 American degrees: Policy is criticised MALACCA, Sun 'JHE president of the Alumni Association oi King Edward VII College of Medicine and' the Faculty ot Medicine, University of Malaya, Dr. F. R. Bhupalan, said last night that no selfrespecting Malaysian student would want to return from America to this country if
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    29 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. has appointed Mr. Wong Pook Thim as an assistant registration officer under the Singapore Legislative Assembly Elections Ordinance.
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    STATE AWARDS FOR 19 IN MALACCA
    192 7 MALACCA. Sun..— The Governor of Malacca Tun Haji Abdul Malek bin Yusof. today called on the people in the State to bo united and to co-operate with the Government for peace, progress and prosperity. He was replying to a lo>»!--ty address by the Malacca
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    Mentri and his 'magic lamps'
    200 7 MUAR, Sunday. THE Mentri Besar of Johore, who is also the presix dent of Muar Umno. Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. told 200 delegates attending the annual Muar Umno youth delegates' conference here that he had "magic lamps'" more superior and powerful than Alladins
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    Camel does i ronggeng, Twist
    151 7 Camel does i ronggeng, Twist I^UALA LUMPUR. Sun. Dollah— a camel from Pakistan gave a dance riemonstration to an important visitor, the Raja Muda of Perak, at thp National Zoo at Ulu Klang here today. He showed his version of the ronggeng. which he learned recently, in addition to The
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    Aborigine schools
    32 7 KAJANG. Sun. The Selangor Government will soon build two small schools for aborigine rhll- 1 dren in Bulcit Bangkong and Kampong Sungei Melet. The schools will benefit about 300 children.
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      The Danger Lingers
      759 8 The U.S. Defence Department has announced that the current patrol exercise by destroyers of the U.S. Seventh Fleet in the Gulf of Tonkin will end "in the next few days." The decision to withdraw gives the lie to Communist charges that America is bent on provoking war
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      Cyprus Tension
      307 8 South-East Asian eyes must focus mainly on events around the Gulf of Tonkin, but events leading to the Turkish airraids on Cyprus could be dangerous to world peace. Two traditional enemies of different faith and culture, Greece and Turkey, stanl on the threshold of a war which would
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      Padi Grants
      104 8 The kind of benefit which can arise from Ministers' energetic travelling around Malaysia was well illustrated in Perlis at the weekend, during the visit by Mr. Tan Siew Sin. While in Kangar he learned that 12.000 padi farmers who had applied for drought-relief grants totalling $280,000 had still
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      126 8 \yEDNESDAY morning there was an awful Jam at the 6J milestone Dunearn Road where a new outlet for the drains In Hock Seng Gardens was being cut. Cars from Hongkong. Binjal parks and Kampong Chantek found themselves bottled In and could not get on to
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      102 8 ▼HE dilatory manner In which work b "proceeding" in widening Braddell Road Is a disgrace. For four years this work has been in progress and it will probably take another four years to complete it at the present rate. Meanwhile residents of the area have
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      84 8 •THERE Is always tralflc congestion during lunch hour at the Junction of Jaian Abdul Jalll and Jalan Idris in Greentown. This i due to the long island here. To make matters worse cars are being parked on both sides of the road, making it difficult for othd
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    802 8 AS in most countries one hundred years ago. in the United States one could receive a medical diploma from many schools of poor repute by completing a correspondence or night course of perhaps one to two years" duration However, since the early part
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    966 8  -  DUNN CYRIL by New Delhi, Sun THE CITIZENS WHO WERE CONTENT TO LEAVE EVERYTHING TO NEHRU, NOW WANT TO KNOW WHAT'S GOING ON AND WHO'S DOING WHAT IT has taken the Indians more than two months to accept the fact. Even now, some still
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    Tan's education loan plan
    631 9 ALOR STAR. Sunday CASH TO FINANCE TRADE, TECHNICAL SCHOOLS TO AVOID CREATING BIG ARMY OF JOBLESS WHITH COLLAR WORKERS r fHE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, announced here today he would go to Tokyo next month to ask the World Bank to liberalise its
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    Common Mart fact-finding tour
    72 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Members of the Tariff Advisory Board will leave here tomorrow for a one-week visit to Perak and Penang as part of their familiarisation tour in connection with the settIng up of the Malaysian Com- mon Market. Mr. L. A, D. Williams, and three
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    Fatal road accident inPahang
    87 9 Fatal road accident inPahang ITCANTAN, Sun. Sixteen-year-old Amlrnddin, son of the Pahang State Secretary, Dato Ismail bin Jamil, was killed when a car driven by his brother ran off the road at Gebeng, about 16 miles from here, last night. His brother. Shahruddin. 22, who received head injuries, has been
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    $2.8m paid out in public aid allowances
    79 9 $2.8 m paid out in public aid allowances SINGAPORE. Sun. $2.8 J million was paid out as public assistance allowances from April to June, says the Social Welfare Department's quarterly report This represents a monthly average of $933 ,260 paid to an average of 28.256 families a decrease of J14.782
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    CAN I HELP? ARCHDEACON OF N. MALAYA ASKS HIS PARISH
    127 9 CAN I HELP? ARCHDEACON OF N. MALAYA ASKS HIS PARISH pENANG, Sun. The new Archdeacon of North Malaya, the Rev. A.C.H. Peatfleld, today invited his parish to discuss with him any problem in which he could be of assistance. "I shall be Interested In knowing your views 0.1 parish affairs
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    HISTORIC OPEN AIR MASS AT ST. ANNE'S
    143 9 HISTORIC OPEN AIR MASS AT ST. ANNE'S RUKIT MERTAJAM, Sun For the first time in the history of the century-old Church of St. Anne, patronness saint of Bukit Mertajam, Mass was celebrated in the open air this morning. Thousands of pilgrims from all over the country gathered on the steps
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    Jobs for tappers in Sabah
    69 9 JESSELTON. Sun.— Mr. Chong Hock Jin, chairman of the West Coast' Smallholders' Association, told its annual meeting yesterday that Indonesian confrontation had worsened the already acute shortage of uppers In Sabah. Be f ore confrontation. Indonesia was the main source of tai>pen but the State
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    Polls registers are ready
    53 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. The electoral registers for the 51 constituencies are ready for Inspection by the public at the Registration office In Empress Place from tomorrow till Aug. 24 during normal office hours. They can also be inspected at the various post offices and community centres of
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    PM Lee calls for goodwill and tolerance
    48 9 PM Lee calls for goodwill and tolerance SINGAPORE, Sun. The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, yesterday urged the people of the Southern Islands, off Singapore, to exercise tolerance and goodwill. Straits Times picture shows Mr. Lee addresing a group of villagers during his tour of the islands.
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    Teachers hold annual talks
    45 9 PENANG, Sun.— Tne National Union ol Graduate Teachers' from day training colleges will bold their annual delegates conference at the Jelutons English School here on Aug. 16 The chief education officer. Mr Kum 800. will ooen the meetIng at 9.46 a.m.
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    Togetherness—by the Mentri Besar of Selangor
    191 9 Togetherness— by the Mentri Besar of Selangor KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Inche Harun bin Haji Idris, today urged employers to engage people of all races in their industries to maintain racial harmony. Speaking at the opening of the Oriental Tin Smelters Ltd. agency in Ipoh Road,
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    MINISTER DENIES REPORT ABOUT NATIVES
    275 9 MINISTER DENIES REPORT ABOUT NATIVES lESSELTON, Sun. J Sabah's Minister for Natural Resources has denied an agency report of August 4 which quoted him as having said that natives in Sabah at present did not have any shops in major towns and they had never been able to buy residential
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    Dance put off
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The recreation society of the Adult Education Bourd (commercial section) today announced thai the first annual dance (or students of the board scheduled 10 be held on Aug. 15 had been postponed to Aug. 29. because of the school vacation
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    Art show
    39 9 SINGAPORE, sun Tne Chinese Women's Association art and handicraft exhibition will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Aug. 14 from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m and on Aug. 16 from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    GUERILLA KILLED BY DYING SOLDIER
    167 10 GUERILLA KILLED BY DYING SOLDIER From GEOFFREY GELDARO KUCHING, Sun. 1V Security forces in the Long Pasia area of Sabahs Interior Residency yesterday found the body of an Indoreaton terrorist who had been killed by a dying Malaysian security forces soldier. The body of the Malaysian was nearby. A security
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    26 10 MANILA. Sun Six miners w*r* kilted when a 100 ft tunnel raved In at the Danao mines near Obu City. Central Philippines AP.
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    Malaysia's proud record—by Dr. Lim
    256 10 Malaysia 's proud record— by Dr. Lim UATU PAHAT. Sun.— The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, said here on Friday that Malaysia was the only nation with a proud record of many communities living side Dy side in peace and narmony. Dr. Lim was speaking at
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    86 10 J^EW YORK. Sun.— The new Miss Universe. Corinna Tsopei of Greece, proved very popular with tourists yesterday when she visited the New York World's Fair, and she said she loved it. Miss Tsopei spent the afternoon at the Florida pavilion, appearing hourly at the pavilion's porpoise show.
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    Lock icon 'Big threat to Kenya's security...'
    178 10 LONDON, Sun. The London Sunday Telegraph reported that extremist element in the Kenya Government of Jomo Kenyatta are bringing Increasing pressure to bear on Kenya police chief Sir Richard Catling of Britain to force him to resign. "Should they succeed," the report said, "It would
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    28 10 TOKYO. Sun.— The average annual income for a Japanese household was slightly more than 490.000 yen (£490) in 1963 a Welfare Ministry report said today Reuter
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    Variety show
    32 10 BENTONG. Sun.— A vanetT show by members of a cultural group from Kuantan and winners of National Language Month competitions In Pahang will be held at Suleiman Primary School tomorrow.
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    Lock icon S'pore trade hard hit by confrontation
    640 10 S'pore trade hard hit by confrontation MALAYA'S EXPORTS DOWN: LOWER SHIPMENTS OF RUBBER AND TIN LONDON. Sun gINGAPORE'S trade has been hit hard as a result of the break in commercial relations with Indonesia, according to a British Government report. The Board of Trade, in an article on overseas sterling
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    YOUTH CLUBS OFFER TWO STUDY GRANTS
    156 10 YOUTH CLUBS OFFER TWO STUDY GRANTS |(UALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Malayan Association of Youth Clubs is looking for two women to attend a two-year course at the Junshin Women's College in Kyushu. Japan. They could take one of three courses offered by the college English or Japanese literature, and home
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    What the Govt is doing for industrialisation: An exposition at Poly
    183 10 What the Govt is doing for industrialisation: An exposition at Poly SINGAPORE Sun. The Singapore Polytechnic Engineering Society will organise an engineering ard industrial exposition next month to promote public awareness of the Government's intensive efforts towards industrialisation. The Minister for Finance. Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. will open the week-long
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      1057 11  - Plot to kill Adolf Hitler R. H. S. CROSSMAN THE JULY PLOT. By Roger Manvell and Heinrich Fraenkel. (Bodley Head. 305.) GERMANS AGAINST HITLER By Terrence Prittie. (Hutchinson. 30.) BY ONE of the oddest sideeffects of the ever-acceler-ating rate of social change 1 is the terrifying speed of which our
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      443 11  -  GUY WINT By THE WORLD OF THE SHINING PRINCE. By Ivan Morris. (Oxford. 505.) rpHE PEOPLE of the Heian period in Japan, which was about the time of the Norman Conquest of Britain, are among the most remote, extraordinary people of history. They evolved a civilisation at
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    New Africa's reaction to Negro situation in U.S.
    260 11  - New Africa's reaction to Negro situation in U.S. GENE BARO Bt THE NEW WORLD OF NEORO AMERICANS. By Harold R. Isaacs. (Phoenix House. 425.) mHIS very Interesting book. -I a project for the Massachusetts Institute of Technology's Center for International Studies, undertakes to trace the influence of world affairs upon
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    1147 14 THE Üble of shares on the BfaUjraui Stock Exchange shows last bastaess to Aagust 1 (A) and last business slnee that late (B) with H ami L -««~"»t (or Hit-heat and Lowest business (or 1963 and this year to date. IMDUSIBiALS AIM B.t«M 3.50 2.11 1.47
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    676 14 Tin gains on heavier offerings rpHE price of Straits tin on 1. the Penang market on Saturday fell 50 cents to $640 a picul on an offering unofficially estimated at 265 tons, up five tons, and bringing the total estimated for the short week to 1.300 tons, against 1.155 tons
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      SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
      723 15 rE following is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday Anc 7. INDUSTRIALS LOANS red 3|% 1961/71 (Issued 1931) mmm red 5% 1962/72 (Issued 1903) Fed. fi% 1962/T3 (Issued 1932) red. 5% 1979/ /82 (Issued 1909 red. 3« 1956/66 (Issued 1952)
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      Vietnam chills market: Saturday steadier
      1791 15 By Our Market Correspondent IJORTH Vietnam jitters shook the Malayan Stock Exchange badly last week. This, after a long series of adverse news breaks and painful recoveries, has left the; market depressed and discouraged. Because of the size of the fall, taking the industrial shares
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      CLOSING PRICES
      27 15 RIBBrK TIN (pertb.) (perpicnL) Auf 65J cts. 4. 65$ Cta. $634 371 5. Mfets. I6M.M 6. Ml cts. $642,621 7. 66} cts. 5640.5* 8. $64(1.00
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      75 15 THE Malayan ■Mhang* linki' At••claticn made tbeaa cbajtget hi Its rates to merchant* on Saturday (all rates to S100): Niw Verk: buvinf IT 32 V/IS, airmail OD 32 11/16, M d/at. S3 credit bills. 33 1/8 trade bills. Canada: buying TT S5 S/IS, airmail OD 35 B/l«. 90
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      45 15 Aui?. 3 Aut;. 4. Aug. 5 Aug. 6. Aug. 7. Auk. 8. Industrials: 94.94 94.91 94.55 93.05 92.80 92.82 Ttau: 128.73 128.75 128.40 127.13 126.35 126.02 I rubbers: 102.94 102.94 102.94 102.94 102.94 102.94 •Dec. :0. 1964 100. Dec. 29, 1962 100.
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      H.K. RATES
      39 15 /-\N the tree exchange market In \J Bong Kong on Saturday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 0.701 for TT and 5.741 for c«h Sterling was quoted at 13 98 and one tsel of gold at 250.
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      351 15 ■HippH 3PSH WHBpHHBMBI STATE OF SINGAPORE MINISTRY OF FINANCE TRADE DIVISION SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE NO. R. 8. 1/64 TENDERS will be received by the Controller of Supplies. 2nd Floor, Pullerton Building, Singapore, up to noon on Monday, 17th August, 1964. for the purchase of 161 Bags of Rice Sweepings
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      359 15 STATE OF BRUNEI SITUATION VACANT Applications are invited for the post of Superintendent of Police in the Brunei Police Force as a Signals/Transport Officer. Only candidates with the following qualifications need apply: (a) At least 5 years experience as a Gazetted Offlcer in a recognised Police Force or 5 years
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      1400 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT MAJLIS BANDARAN KLANG VACANCY OF BOOK-KEEPER Applications are Invited from State Nationals and /or Federal Citizens for appointment as BookKeeper in Town Council, Klang. on the Salary Scale $340 x $14 $352/$366 x $14 $492 plus Cost of Living Allowance, and Housing Allowance at current Council rates. Candidates
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      198 15 NOTICES Associated Mines (Malaya) limited announce outputs of tin concentrates for the month of ruly. 1964 as follows:— PICULS *YKR HITAM TIN DREDOINQ LTD. 1.210 No. 3 Dredge recommenced operations on Ist August 1964. IHE BUNOEI BESI MINKS LTD. 1.281 JUNOEI WAY DREDGING LTD. 1,333 No. 3 Dredge recommenced operations
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      679 15 r^JBUCAPPOWTMENTS PENANG PORT COMMISSION APJUCATIONS are invited from Federal Citlsens for the appointment Of PERSONNEL MANAGER in the Commission's service. Applicants should have experience in labour/management relations, matters, preferably In port transport industry; a sound knowledge of personnel management or attendance at a recognised course on the subject; a good
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      202 15 TENDERS PENANG i JXR. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from JX.SL registered Contractors Class "E" and above (WORKS) will be received at the office of the State Engineer, 1 P.W.D., Penang, up to 12.00 noon 1 of the 14th August. 1964 for PROPOSED CONVERSION OF EXISTINO 2 BEDROOM CLASS "C" SENIOR OFFICERS'
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      ATHETICS McGuire scores double in trials
      211 16 ATHETICS McGuire scores double in trials NEW YORK, Sun— Edith McOuire. 20-year-old heiress apparent to the now retired Wilma Rudolph, yesterday r;on the 100 m in 11.3 sec and 200 m in 23.45 ec in the U.S. women's Olympic track and field trials held here. McOuire, aided by the wind,
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      Lock icon Aussies will miss Berry after Games
      117 16 BRISBANE. Sun. Kevin Berry, holder of the world 110 yards. 220 yards and 220 m butterfly records, indicated that the Tokyo Olympic Games would be his last appearance for Australia in an International swimming competition. Berry, an outstanding gold medal prospect in the 33-member
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      Stolle gets a 2nd chance
      147 16 MONTREAL. Sun. Ro.y Emerson, who beat fellow Australian Fred Stolle In this year's Wimbledon final, will meet him agfeln here In the final of the Canadian lawn tennis championships In all- Australian semi-finals. Emerson beat Tony Roche 6-4. 6-3, 4-6. 6-4 and Stolle defeated Owen
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      Palmer leads
      60 16 CHICAGO. Sun. Arnold Palmer with a third round C 7 and Juan Rodridguez with a6B were tied for the lead with 201 after 54 holes In the Western Golf Open here yesterday. JThey were followed by outsider Don Massengal (202) and Billy Oasper (203). British Open champion Tony
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      Japan edged
      20 16 WARSAW. Sun. Poland beat Japan 1-0 in a hockey International match at Poznan. Western Poland yesterdny. A P.
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      SCOREBOARD
      67 16 AUSTRALIANS IST. INNS. Simpson b Ryan 10 Redpath lbw Nicholson S O'Neiil a Blnks b Ryan 6 Burge c Blnks b Close 21 Booth not out 193 Cowper c Sharpe b Wilson 52 Velvers c Boycott b Close 2 Jarman c Taylor b Close 10 McKenzle not out 6
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      Lock icon RANGERS SHINE IN OPENING WIN
      259 16 RANGERS SHINE IN OPENING WIN They will be hard to beat this season QLASGOW, Sun. Rangers, the Kingpins' of Scottish soccer, got off to a flying start when the new football season opened yesterday. Rangers opened the defence of their League Cup with a 4-0 win over Aberdeen. They were
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      Lock icon EDRICH CONTINUES TO SHOW FORM
      197 16 LONDON. Sun. With the MUi and final Test against Australia only four days away. John Edricli. the England and Surrey opening batsman, continued hi* recwii return to form. He made 72 tor his county uganst Middlesex at Lord 1 here. It wan his third hall-century
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      CRICKET Booth thrashes Yorks after the best fell
      458 16  - CRICKET Booth thrashes Yorks after the best fell JACK FINGLETON By Bradford, Sunday "DRIAN BOOTH was the hero of the Australian 1J innings against Yorkshire at Bradford yesterday. Winning the toss Brian Close sent the Australians in on a pitch which has a reputation for being frisky before lunch and
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      RESULTS
      152 16 SCOTTISH LKAGIK (IP Airdrie 1 Dunfermline 4 (Halftone 0-1 > Arbroath I \lbion Roy I U-2) Berwick 3 Ayr l (2-0)* Oltic 0 Partirk owdrnbeath 1 Korfar (1-0) Dundee 2 Dundee V. I il-2> E. Stirling Stenhmuir 1 fO-Di Falkirk I Motherwell 1 < 1 -1 Hamilton Stranrarr I
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      Lock icon Doubles sweep
      48 16 RUMSON, New Jersey. Sun. The combined Oxford -Cambrtdße team swept the three doubles matches to take an 11-7 lead over Harvard* Yale In their annual Prentice Cup tennis match here yesterday. The two teams shared the singles with three wins each. The match ends today. A.P,
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      770 16 fS SI GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE PIBI.II WORKS DEPARTMENT I ill LOCAL (iOVKRNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. 19«3. i No. 18 of IM3) NOTK K UNDER SECTION 19(1») WHEREAS in' exeicb-e of the powers conferred by subfiections 1 and (3) of section 19 of the Local I Government Integration Ordinance.
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      831 16 MUNICIPALITY OF IPOH TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Registered Class C and above Contractors tor the IV thickness bitumen macaciam .surfacing of roads in Ipoh during 1964. Approximates--212,000 square yards of bitumen macadam surlurlngs are Involved in this tender. 2 Full particulars are obtainable from the Municipal Bigineer s
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      777 16 TENDERS MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE COOPERATIVES TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from Class "EX" and above registered D.I.D. and P.W.D. Contractors will be received in the office of the setia Usaha Tetap, Kementerian Pert an tan dan Sharli kat Kerjasama, Jalan Swettenham, Kuala Lumpur up to 12 noon of I 3rd September. 1964
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      587 16 TENDERS TENDER FOR LAUNDERING i Tenders are Invited for the I laundering and ironing of clothing ior approximately 1.000 police personnel a i the Police Depot, Royal Malaysia Police. Kuala Lumpur tor a period of 13 months from Ist i October. 1964. I a Tenders m sealed cover marked <
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      93 16 Nice Fellow, but Unless you take definite steps to prevent it people might be saying this about you. Don't I offend others with perspiration odour. I When you've applied ODO-RO-NO deo- dorant, you know you're protected all day ffßj long. Odour vanishes instantly and stays Uj^^ away because ODO-RO-NO eliminates
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      Jockey Lim is now 41 up
      2049 17  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with FLASH TIME ROMPS HOME BY 7 LENGTHS TPOH, Sun. Apprentice Sonny lim A rode his 40th winner when he scored on Salamat Datang in the 4.50 here today. An hour later Sonny, riding on equal terms against senior Jockeys, landed
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      BIG SWEEP
      41 17 TOTAL POOL 888.900 Ist No. *****7 ($22,002). .nil No. *****8 ($11,001). 3rd No. *****9 ($5,500). STARTERS ($1,618 each): Nos: *****4 *****7 *****0 *****9 *****1 *****5. CONSOLATION ($428 each) Nos: *****7 *****7 2*1575 *****3 *****S *****6 *****9 *****9 *****0 *****7
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      WINNERS AT A GLANCE
      42 17 Race l:Topea ($19); Race 2: Va»t Horizon ($24): Race 3 Alßaschid (S16): Race 4: Malaysian Glory ($39); Race 5: Hydro's Image ($26); Race 6: Salamai Datangr ($31); Race 7: Treasure Ship II ($70); Race 8: Flash Time ($l3).
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      CHOY YING TREBLE
      163 17 IPOH. Sun. Chan Choy Ylng, 18. of the Methodist Girls School, Ipoh, won three titles Ingles, doubles and mixed doubles at the Perak schoolboys and girls badminton championships which concluded here last night. The boys champion was Shannon Adnan. 17. of Methodist English School, Tan Jon? Mallm.
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      Lock icon Redman clinches 350cc world championship for third year
      560 17 MOTOR-CYCLING BELFAST. Sun. Jim Redman, the Southern Rhodesian motor cyclist, clinched the 350 cc world championship for the third year in succession yesterday when he won the event at the Ulster Grand Prix on the Dundrod circuit here. Redman has now won
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      503 17 J^/^LU- NO MORE PRESS-BUTTON jR^L DEFROSTINGJMTH .j4^^\^ NATIONAL •v _^s^^ sV wsA Ug^^f FULLY M^JUr D EFR O ST SYSTEM \sgi^ mg M FT! No w«*4n|, no mopptnf up. No twtichm to put off. U+ J]J^* no kaoss to wrn. Oafrastlng J» autommc whh _4^^^^ Jatefd*. k werki around tits
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      HOPE and JOY FOR S'PORE
      135 18 THE MOMENT OF HOPE for Singapore (right) as fullback Lee Wah Chin (falling to the ground) heads a rebound past a wall of Perak defenders I at the goalmouth Foo Fook Chuan (No. 3), goalkeeper Wong Ming Khing and halfback Ho Voon Hung to equalise
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      Lenny's goals put S'pore in final
      298 18 SINGAPORE, Sun. A brilliant Lenny Nonis hattrick enabled Singapore, the holders, to be the first State to qualify lor the finals of the Tun Razak Cup hockey championship to be played in Kuala Lumpur in a fortnight's time. Singapore became South zone champions by
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        CRICKET
        23 18 Shepperd Trophy: Malacca Indians bt Combined Schools by six wickets. Combined Schools 39 (Doss 17. Bethupathy 4-3) Irdians 42-4 (Sethupnhy 22 1
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        GOLF
        24 18 Harvry Patetson Trophy (Ba'.u Gajah): 1 Zalnal Abidin (145) 2 Mokhry (146). Othman Kanl Trophy: 1 K. Ramnsamy (161) 3 T;in Jin Eong.
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        SOCCER
        10 18 1.. Perak Div 2: Rubana Est 6 DID 0.
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      TENNIS Azman is national champion
      162 18 TENNIS Azman is national champion rH. Sun. Shahrln Osman and T.S. Kirn of Singapore won the men's doubles title today nt the Malaysian national tennis championships played on the Municipal Courts here. They took 60 minutes to beat Moses Tay and Choong Ah Kow of Perak. conquerors of Davis Cup
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      Bentong carnival champions
      55 18 OENTONO, Sun. Bentong. witti 30 points, emerged champions in the three-day Pahang Forest Departments' inter-zone games held here. Kuan tan (29 points) were runners-up. Results of the carnival: Soccer: champions Kuantan. runners-up Bentong; badminton: champions Bentong: Sepak raga: champions Kuala Llpls. runners-up Bentong. runners-up Kuantan tug-of-war: champions
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      Lock icon Trueman and Cowdrey are recalled
      191 18 Trueman and Cowdrey are recalled LONDON. Sun. Freddie Trueman and Colin Cowdrey, boili dropped for the Fourth Test, ha-.t been recalled by the England se- 1 lectors for the Fifth and final Test against Australia at The Ovali here, starting on Thursday. Also brought Into the 12 from which the
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      Kilat Club pipSIA for Stonor Shield
      533 18 CRICKET ROUNDUP By KEN FERNANDEZ: Kuala Lumpur, Sunday. i^ILAT CLUB "A" scored the required 10 points for an outright win today beating T.P.C.A. by four wickets in their vital last match at Pantai to pip S.I.A. for 'the Stonor Shield which they have cow
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      NO TICKETS, YET THEY SAW THE BIG MATCH—ON TV
      202 18 NO TICKETS, YET THEY SAW THE BIG MATCH— ON TV I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Disappointed soccer fans, who were unable to get tickets to last night's Malaya Cup final, had a welcome surprise when, they switched on their telesion sets at home. They saw the 90 minutes nlay brought straight into
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      Lock icon NO STRONG RIVALS, SO JEGA ON WAY HOME
      140 18 I OS ANGELES, Sun. Malaysian sprinter M. Jegathesan. who arrived here on July 28 to compete In U.S. track meets, decided to leave last night for Singapore for lack of topflight competition. "I was to compete in meets againsl American athletes." said
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      FAM pick 18 trainees
      108 18 tTUALA LUMPUR, fun. Th« IX Football As-sociation of Malaysia tonight select en 18 nlavers for centrali.se. tnuninc m pr*> paration. for tne annual Merdeka soccer tournament, which starts on Aug. 22. The trainees arc: Goal Uncku Ismail (Johore), and Wilfr»xl Skinner (Spore), backs: Abdullah Noordin (S'gor),
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      98 18 20 words $10 (minimuni) CHIN— To thooi Km and Mm Chooo,; v iton on 7 s i.l at M.H. I'*nanK. Thanks to doctors, matron an 4 Matt. ALVISSEE to May and Malcolm a son Invin at J.B. hospital on !> 8 M thank* to doctor and ataff. Sttaigkr ftom"tke, (JiS.A.
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