The Straits Times, 11 August 1964

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    22 1 i AVHKKfffe* DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times ft**** J Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, AUGUST 11, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    DEFENCE BUILD-UP
    288 1 New brigade to be raised TUN RAZAK: RECRUITMENT HAS ALREADY BEGUN AND OFFICERS WILL BE TRAINED AT THE ARMED FORCES SCHOOL HERE PORT DICKSON. Monday ANOTHER brigade is to be added to the Malaysian armed forces to counter external threats, the acting Prime Minister and Minister for Defence,
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    Razak visits the first 400
    33 1 Razak visits the first 400 •TUN RAZAK examines one of the SL Rifles issued to the first 400 National Servicemen now being trained at Skinting Camp, Port Oickson. Another picture on Paise 11.
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    Spy is caught—with a letter in code
    450 1 Spy is caught— with a letter in code Wanted to implicate Malaysia in a rebellion in Indonesia JESSELTON. Monday. AN Indonesian spy posing as a revolutionary and who approached the Malaysian Government for a supply of arms in an attempt to cause international embarrassment to Malaysia, has been arrested. I
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    Lock icon Cigarettes up a penny
    52 1 Cigarettes up a penny LONDON. Mon. The retail price of cigarettes made by lire giant Imperial Tobacco Co. was Increased here today by one penny for 20. The firm announced equivalent Increases In the cost of cigars and tobaccos. Other manufacturers are expected to follow suit during the next few
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    'Agenda first*—Malaysia says 'no'
    229 1 'Agenda first*— Malaysia says 'no' KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The Government today rejected the latest Indonesian proposal that an agenda must first be drawn up before any other talks on the Malaysia dispute. The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrlo. reiterated \y his country's willingness to hold talks with the Philippines -nd
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    Turkey agrees to Cyprus ceasefire with conditions
    704 1 'Greek Cypriote must withdraw from coast villages originally held by Turks' ANKARA, Monday. TURKEY will call off its air attacks and abide by a United Nations Security Council ceasefire resolution to restore peace in Cyprus, provided Greek Cypriot forces are withdrawn from three
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    NIKITA TELLS TURKEY: HALT ATTACKS
    273 1 NIKITA TELLS TURKEY: HALT ATTACKS MOSCOW. Mon. Mr. Nlkita Khrushchev has sent tbe Turkish Government a message calling on it to stop military operations against Cyprus. Tass reported today. The official news agency said the Soviet Prime Minister sent the message to the Turkish Premier, Mr. Ismet Inonu. Mr. Khrushchev
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    Lock icon One dies in clash in Alabama
    59 1 BESSEMER (Alabama i. Mon. A negro was killed and four other people Injured in a fight between whites and negroes near here yesterday. No one has been charged with the attack. Sheriff Mcl Bailey, who Identified both the dead man and his assailant said:
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    Hasluck for Japan
    22 1 CANBERRA. Mon. The Australian Minister for External Affairs. Mr. Paul Hasluck, will visit Japan and Formosa later this year.
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    S'pore acts on barter ban
    537 1 S'pore acts on barter ban SINGAPORE, Mon. Stringent security measures are to be taken here to implement the Central Government's ban on Indonesian barter traders from the Rhio Islands. Marine police. Customs and Malaysian Navy will use all available boats to patrol the waters. The Straits Times under-" stands that
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    38 1 MALAYSIAN AIRCRAFT FORCED TO LAND KARACHI. Mon. An aircraft of a Malaysian organisation, piloted by an Indian, was intercepted today by Taki^tan Air Force Blfctefi and made to land at Lahore airport. announced in Peshawar. Renter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Pull-out of those destroyers from Gulf of Tonkin
      454 2 Taking some more of the heat off the Vietnam situation..* SAIGON. Monday ITNITED States officials here expect that the temporary withdrawalof American destroyer patrols from the Gulf of Tonkin in the next few days would take some more of the heat out
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      Lock icon Floods leave half million homeless
      104 2 CALCUTTA, Mon.— Floods in northern Bihar State have left half a million people homeless and destroyed 80 per cent of the rice crop, according to reports reaching here. Waters of the River Kojl, known ts the "River of Borrow." and 10 other major rivers have
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      Lock icon No foreign troops needed to rout rebels Tshombe
      148 2 T EOPOLDVILLE, Mon.— Mr. Molse Tshombe, the Congolese Premier, said here yesterday that the Congo did not need foreign troops to crush the rebellion in the country. "I don't need foreign Intervention to re-establish order." he told a Press conference. "I can
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      Russia offers to build bridge over Gulf of Aqaba
      114 2 AMMAN. Mon.— The Soviet Union has offered to build a floating bridge across the Gulf of Aqaba to link Jordan's Red Sea port of Aqaba with Egypt, according to reliable sources. Cost of the project, estimated at £10 million would be
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      Lock icon Rain storms kill four in South Korea
      82 2 SEOUL, Mon. Heavy rain storms paralysed rail mufMMUt and were blamed for at least lour deaths in southern and central South Korea yesterday. Trains were stopped between Seoul and Pusan on tlie peninsula's south-eastern coast and police said In addition to the four
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      Lock icon Goodwill mission
      22 2 TAIPEH, Mon. A 40-member Chinese Nationalist cultural mission will leave next week for a three-month goodwill tour of Africa. A.P.
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      Lock icon CITY FATHERS FED UP WITH SLUM FAMILIES
      90 2 NEW DELHI, Mon.— The exasperated City Government has decided that 100 ghetto families can stay In the slums for all it cares They had been allotted 240 sq. ft. tracts on which to resettle and start life anew, but they quickly sold the
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon Security Council orders an immediate cease fire in Cyprus
      720 3 UNITED NATIONS, Monday. THE Security Council ordered an immediate cease-fire yesterday in Cyprus, "by all concerned." Russian and Czechoslovakia cast abstent ions after the other nine members all voted in favour of the formal resolution presented jointly by the United States
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      Lock icon Papers in Britain blame President Makarios
      303 3 Papers in Britain blame President Makarios T ONDON. Mon.—Pre- sident Makarios came under heavy attack from several British national newspapers today over the Cyprus crisis. The Dally Telegraph said: "President Makarios must bear responsibility the death and destruction which his obstinacy and miscalculation have brought upon northern Cyprus. The Daily
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      Lock icon Turkish Cabinet decides on further jet attacks unless...
      434 3 Turkish Cabinet decides on further jet attacks unless... ANKARA, Mon Turkish Cabinet, at a three and a half hour meeting yesterday, decided on further Jet attacks on Cyprus if Greek Cypriot attacks on Turkish Cypriots at Erenkoy (Kokkina) continued, the Information.' Minister and Government spokesman, Mr. Ali Ihsan Gogus, announced.
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      Lock icon US MEDITERRANEAN SHIPS LEAVE NAPLES SUDDENLY IN NIGHT
      111 3 ROME. Mon. Six ships of the United States Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean which were due to leave Naples this morning left unexpectedly last night for an undisclosed destination, An s a news agency reported. The ships were the aircraft career Roosevelt.
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      Do tight jeans cause sterility?—probe
      132 3 Do tight jeans cause sterility?— probe QLASGOW. Mon. A scientist here is studying whether tight blue Vans can make youths sterile. He said kilts might be the answer. Prof William Mack, of Glasgow* Western Infirmar> runs a clinic which is studying infertility among men "There are various reasons for infertility,
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      Lock icon Turkey the pirate and the aggressor: Russia
      159 3 Turkey the pirate and the aggressor: Russia MOSCOW, Mon. ?1 The Soviet Press yesterday branded Turkey a "pirate" and "aggressor" and said its air strikes against Cyprus endangered peace in, the Mediterranean. Pravda accused the Turks of "unconcealed aggression" and declared: "The aggression ought to be stopped." All Moscow newspapers
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      Lock icon Police seal off central Nicosia
      81 3 NICOSIA. Mon.— Greek Cyprlot police sealed otf roads In the Greek sector of central Nicosia last night when shooting broke out several times in different areas of the canital. A United Nations spokesman said one Oreek Cyprlot was shot dead In the capital and another
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      Lock icon AMERICAN NEWSMEN HURT: THEY DROVE INTO A BATTLE
      148 3 VICOSIA, Mon. Two 11 American news correspond ents were wounded when they came under heavy fire while covering a Tur-kish-Greek Cypriot battle on the north-west coast of Cyprus. All Rosenfeld and J. Miller, of the National Broadcasting Co.. are believed to be
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      Lock icon Missing $2,500 cat found
      47 3 MILAN. Mon.— A polce search for a missing champion pedigree torn cat called Mylord Von Dor Kappelmatt ended here when !.e was found to have strayed into a house near his mistress's home. The cat is valued at 500.000 lire (about MS2.soo).— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Dr. Granow (ex-envoy to Malaya) dies, 62
    107 4 Dr. Granow (ex-envoy to Malaya) dies, 62 STOCKHOLM, Mon. The »3 West German Ambassador to Sweden. Dr. Hans Ulrlch Granow, 62, died suddenly In hospital here yesterday after a heart attack. One of his last official duties was to sign on behalf of West Germany an agreement providing tor compensation
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    $200,000 ransom case: 7 charged
    278 4 $200,000 ransom case: 7 charged SINGAPORE, Men. CEVEN MEN, accused of kidnapping and being accomplices in the kidnapping of the nine-year-old son of a granite quarry owner, were today charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court. Three of the men Neo Toh Heeng, 23, Llm Seng, 21, and Lim Soo Hong,
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    LOGICAL SOLUTION, SAYS DR. LIM
    222 4 SINGAPORE, Mqn. A Singapore senior health officer and president of the Singapore Family Planning Association, Dr. Maggie Urn today described the Government's intention to Incorporate family planning Into Its medical services as a "logical solution" to meet the Increased demand lor family planning In the
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    Water shut-off
    28 4 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Water will also be cut air in Tanglln Road, between Tsnglln Circus and Junction of Roehalle Drive tomorrow, from 9 ajn. to 5 pm.
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    MIDFL plans branch here
    107 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Governor of Bank Negara, Dato Ismail bin All, today discussed with the Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, about plans to establish, a branch of the Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Ltd. here. Dato Ismail is also director of the MIDFL. The talks were
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    Recruiting drive in S'pore
    171 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A Malaysian armed forces recruiting team will be in Singapore for three days from August 16 to recruit youths of all races for the Malaysian armed forces, the Royal Malaysian Navy and the Royal Malaysian Air Force. The latest recruitment campaign is aimed at
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    Sgt. Koh acquitted of 'outraging modesty' charge
    297 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. SERGEANT Koh Wee Yam of the Singapore Infantry Regiment was today acquitted and discharged in a magistrate's court on a charge of using criminal force on a 20-year-old housewife, Lee Sian Gek, with intent to outrage her modesty. Sgt. Koh, 36,
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    JEK DIRECTS BUS DISPUTE BE SENT TO ARBITRATION
    210 4 SINGAPORE, Monday I^l IK Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, today directed that the trade dispute between the Katong Bedok Bus Co., and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, whose members employed by the iirm have been on strike for
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    Hindu festival
    31 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Hindu officers In Government services will celebrate the Adi Sathurthi festive] at the Sri Senpaga Viniyagar temple in Ceylon Road from 5 pjn. to 9 p.m. tomorrow.
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    DAME LESLIE CALLS ON FIRST LADY
    107 4 DAME LESLIE CALLS ON FIRST LADY SINGAPORE, Mon.— Dame Leslie Whateley, World Director of Ginl Guides and Girl Scouts, today called on the president of the Girl Guide Association, Toh Puan Noor Aishah to discuss the Girl Guide movement ir. Singapore. Later, she had lunch with the First Lady of
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    Indian dancing
    48 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Miss Sarojlni Dcvi, a pupil of Bhaskar's Academy of Dance will give a performance of the "Bharata Nat>am Arangetram" an Indian classical danee at the Victoria Theatre at 8.30 p.m. on Aug. 22 under the patronage of the Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam.
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      331 4 IN AND OUT BY AIR THE following Is today's schedule of civil aircraft movement! at Paya Lcbar airport of Singapore: ARRIVALS BO AC: From Hong Kong (BA 791) 110 p.m from Auckland. Sydney. Darwin (BA 731) 6.40 p m from London. Uusseldorf, Beirut Baghdad. Bombay. Colombo. Kuala .Lumpur (BA 792)
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    Penang call to abolish local govt elections
    321 5 UMNO DIVISION: 'TOO MUCH BICKERING' PENANG, Monday. MOTION calling on the Central Government to abolish all elections to the City, town, district and local councils, was unanimously adopted by the Penang Umno General Assembly last night after a two-hour debate. Some delegates who
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    Krian District tour by MB
    47 5 IPOH. Mon— The Mentri Besar of Perak. Inche Ahmad bin Said, will make a two-day official tour of Krlan District from Friday. During the tour, he will declare open seveial rural development, projects and meet members of the district rural development committee.
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    Chinese dances SINGAPORE. Mon. — Miss Lee
    32 5 Chinese dances SINGAPORE. Mon. Miss Lee Shufen will present "An Evening of Chinese Folk Dances" under the sponsorship of the Chinese YMCA at the National Theatre on Sept. 2 at 8 p.m.
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    GOVT IS URGED TO STOP USE OF ENGLISH
    206 5 GOVT IS URGED TO STOP USE OF ENGLISH PENANG, Monday. THE Per.ang Umno division at its annual general A assembly yesterday passed a resolution calling on the Government to "cease forthwith" the current Natipnal Language Month campaign and revise its methods of encouraging the people to learn the national language.
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    Town hit by 30-hour power cut
    55 5 rl.l K ANSON. Mon.— Teluk Anson was without electricity for more than 30 hours from midnight -on Saturday due to a fault in the main transmission line near Tapab. Repairs were carried out by the Central Electricity Board throughout yesterday and power was restored
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    Course for 215—on how to harvest padi
    214 5 Course for 21 5— on how to harvest padi ENOUGH SOON FOR KEDAH: MINISTER A LOR STAR. Mon. The Minister of Social Welfare, Haji Hamid Khar k said here that he was confident Kedah would soon have enough people to harvest the padi. He said this yesterday when he opened
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    Fair raises $4,300
    17 5 KLANO, Mon. The Eklund Methodist Girls' School here raised $4,342 at its fun fair.
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    Expat jobs survey by Ministry of Commerce
    243 5 I^UALA LUMPUR Mon.— A sample survey of employment in more than 200 firms— mostly foreign ones is being made by the Ministry of Commerce and Industry. When completed, the survey will sKow the number of expatriates in commerce and industry over certain periods,
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    Activities to be improved
    38 5 MUAR. Mon.— The Indian Association here has drawn up plans to Improve its sports, social and cultural activities. The president of the association, Mr. Narayanan Chettiar, has called on members to give full co-operation.
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    Spy confesses—warns others: Don't be misled by Reds
    370 5 Spy confesses warns others: Don't be misled by Reds KUCHING. Mon. A MEMBER of the now banned Lundu branch of the Sarawak United People's Party, who was captured by Security Forces and charged with spying, today warned other Chinese youths in j Sarawak not to be misled by the Communists.
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    $500 bail in pen knife charge
    42 5 PENANG. Mou On« Ah Kow. 24. was charged in the Second Magistrate's Court today with unlawfully possessing a pen lenife in PenanK Road on Aug. 9. He was allowed $500 bail until Aug. 17 TM L,
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    No money for free snacks
    385 6 40,000 needy children in schools may have to go without their lunch because Govt cannot afford to give $200,000 grant KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. fORTY THOUSAND needy school children will probably have to go without their lunchtime snack from the end of next month because the
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    CHOLERA DEATH OUTSIDE HOSPITAL
    115 6 I^UALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon. Another i death outside hospital due to cholera has been reported in the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m today. This was In the Kuala Trengganu district and brings the number of deaths outside hospital to 78. Deaths In hospital stand at
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    Board members
    28 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Prof. Huang Ying Jung. Dr. Poo Voon Kai and Mr. Martin J. Chen, have been appointed members of the Income Tax B-xsrd of Review.
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    Lottery fine
    27 6 PENANG. Mon. A coffee shop assistant, 'leoh Khoon Gin. 35- was fined $155 today for assisting in a 1.000 and 10,000--characters lottery on July 8.
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    Malaysia's Chief of Staff in Britain
    94 6 pHANA'S Major- Genera I VJT SJ.A. Otu (left) Chief of the Defencr Staff, and Major-Gener.it Dato Abdul Hamid bit Bidin, Malaysia's Chief ol General Staff, are pictured walking together at the Staff College, Camberley Surrey, England, last week They were taking pa. I in
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    'Help patch up Indon-Malaysia rift9
    210 6 'Help patch up Indon-Malaysia rift 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. National student organisations in 50 countries, including those in Africa and Latin America, have expressed grave concern at the worsening relations between Malaysia and Indonesia. Their lead era have appealed to student bodies here and in Indonesia to "assist in the
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    EPF CASE: MALAYAN TIMES FINED $600
    608 6 Guilty plea to three charges: It has learned its lesson, says Marshall KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. EFE N CE counsel, v Mr. David Marshall, said today that the Malayan Times had "learned its lesson" and hoped it would not be late in paying its Employees'
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    Penang visit of HMS Leopard
    52 6 PENANG. Mon. A British de.'troyer, HMS Leonard. is scheduled to arrive here tomorrow on an operational visit. While in port, the commanding officer. Capt. T.H.P. Wilson, will pay a courtesy call on the Chiel Minister. Dato Wong Pow Nee The Leopard will be here for
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    Trade row-103 exhibits
    83 6 Trade row -103 exhibits SINGAPORE. Mon. 103 exhibit* have so far been submitted by Mr. G. Kandasamy. SecretaryGeneral of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, at the hearing ot the trade dispute between the union and the Ministry of Health, relating to proposals for a collective agreement on behalf of
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    Grabbed a P.C. by the neck—so youth is fined $50
    303 6 Grabbed a P.C. by the neck— so youth is fined $50 injALA LUMPUB, Mon— A youth wt» prevented a police c«vstable from perfonnfeK his duty by RiaLUi^ him bry his neck wsa today fined $50 In tbe Magistrate's Court hew. The Magistrate Mr. K. C I. Reddy. took a serious
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    Johore Umno convention
    44 6 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. R*>presentative.s frum more than It branches of the Johore Umno Wrs: (ttvWon will hold a convention on Aur. 14 at the New St-ait.s View Hotel. The Mentri Besar. Dato Hall Hassan bin Haii Yunos. will address the convention
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    Police recover body
    30 6 BATU PAHAT. Mon. Th« police have recovered the body of n two-year-old boy. Sulalinan bin Salran, who wax found drowned n a disused well behind his houm
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    CATCHING UP WITH FATHER IN THE RAF
    183 7 CATCHING UP WITH FATHER IN THE RAF SINGAPORE. Mon. The son of a Royal Air Force officer serving at Butterworth has himself become an RAF officer. He is 19-year-old Keith Gowing. who has graduated with the rank of pilot ofnepr irom the RAF Technical College in England. He was on
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    Research officer weds teacher
    63 7 PENANO, Mon. Three hundred guests attended the wedding of Mr. Patrick Yeoh Khwai Hoh. a research officer of the Fisheries Department, and Miss Mary Chok Mcc Mcc, a teacher of the Butterworth Convent. Mr. Yeoh is the eldest son ot Mrs. Yeoh Ah Cheng, a Penang
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    Bus route to be deviated
    47 7 PENANQ. Mon.— The City Coun<il announced that the Sri Negara I Company's bus route along Ayeri Hajiih Road and Park Road would be deviated this week. This was to enable reDairs to be carried out to a culvert in Aver Rajnh Road.
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    Wanted by Malaysian Govt: 21 super salesmen
    302 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. JWENTY-ONE trade commissioners will be recruited shortly to be posted to important trade centres throughout the world, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun. said today. The Federal Establishment Office and the Public Services Commission had been
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    Teachers' big role in rural uplift programme
    107 7 Teachers' big role in rural uplift programme KLANG, Mon. .The Menteri Besar of Selangor, Inche Harun bin Haji Idris. said today that teachers were expected to play an important role in the Government's rural development programme. Opening a tour-day course for adult education teachers at tbi> High School here, Inche
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    Malaysian Fruit Queen to be chosen
    126 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon A Malaysian Fruit Queen contest will be one of the features of the third Johore agricultural show to be opened In Segamat by the Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos. on August 20 The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives.
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    Two years for stealing 90 cents
    87 7 |(UALA LUMPUR, Mon. Mohamed Fahmi bin Hoffer, 21. was today sentenced to two years' Jail In the Magistrate's Court here when he pleaded guilty to stealing 90 cents from a telephone booth at the railway station on May 20. He was alleged to have
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    20 Mistri awards
    30 7 SINGAPORE. Mon— The Ministry of Education has decided that the number of scholarships to be awarded under the Mistri Scholarships Regulations will be 20 for this year.
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    NUT makes an appeal for slow school pupils
    254 7 DENANG, Mon. The National Urion of Teachers has urged the re-introduction of the former system of promotion and retention of pupils in schools to ensure that late developers are promoted if they reach a satisfactory starrfard based on progress in periodic or
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    19 new doctors pass out in Singapore
    287 7 SINGAPORE. Monday. THE University of Singapore today announced the x names of 19 new doctors, including one woman. Twenty candidates passed I the final professional part Hl examination for the Degrees i of Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery. One of them.
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    Co-operatives conference
    26 7 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon. The 27th conference of the Co-opera-tives Union will be held at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on Aug. 14 and 15.
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    NEW TALKS PLANNED TO SETTLE DISPUTE
    111 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. -Thr management of the Japan Air Lines and the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union today jointly applied to the Industrial Arbitration Court for a postponement of the hearing of their dispute, "with a view to reaching a settlement out of court."
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    Death of St. John Ambulance official
    93 7 PNANG, Mon— Mr. Khoo An Soon, area superintendent of the St. John Ambulance Brigade here, died in the General Hospital early this morning. He was taken 111 after a recent visit to Rangoon aa a member of a Malaysian youth goodwill miv sion. A
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    Poor response in recruiting drive
    191 7 IPOH. Mon. A recruiting team of the Malaysian armed forces will make an unscheduled stop here on Aug. 19 for the benefit of late comers wishing to Join the army navy or the air force Thl* was announced by Major Mohamed Shariff bin Ahmad Senior
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    'Wicked lies' blast by Khir on anti-Chinese rumours
    390 8 'Wicked lies' blast by Khir on antiChinese rumours RAZAK, ALBAR 'IN FOREFRONT OF RACIAL PARTNERSHIP POLICY' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. fHE Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, has condemned as "very wicked and callous" the lies being spread by some elements that the Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul
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    Report: Coal can be mined in Labuan
    137 8 JESSELTON, Monday. fOAL mining on Labuan island could be economically revived if a demand arose, according to a report on the geological and mineral resources of the Labuan and Padas Valley area published here. I The report added that at least nine million
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    'Work of UN already included in school civics'
    211 8 KLALA LUMPUR, Mon. The deputy Chief Education Adviser. Mr. K. Ari&navagam. today reminded heads of schools that the various aspects of i the United Nations' work were already being taught in Malayan schools. Mr. Arlanayagam was commenting on a resolution which was
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    Undergrads from Paris tour Penang
    60 8 PENANG. Mon. Twenty French students rrom the University of Paris on a study tour of SouLh-Sast Asia have arrivj in PenMg from Kuala Lumpur. The vilttors. mostly science, engineering and technical students, are guests of the Ministry of External Affairs. They were taken round the
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    Govt jobs freeze: 'Discuss it in Whitley Council'
    211 8 Govt jobs freeze: 'Discuss it in Whitley Council' I^UALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon.— The president of the Congress of Unions of Employees In the Public and Civil Services. Mr. V. E. Jesudoss, today reiterated the domand by civil service unions that the Government "discuss fully" its intention to "freeze" all non-essential
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    Pump, scooter stolen
    60 8 IPOH. Mon. A water pump worth $566 and a scooter worth 1800 were reported stolen yesterday. The pump belonging :o a building contractor. Mr. Mok Sal Yu. 50. was stolen from his ■tore at the Tasek industrial •state. The scooter was stolen from Kampong Simee New Village
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    Convent switch
    33 8 SUNGEI PATANI. Mon. Sister Philomena, who has been teachins for more than 12 years at the Alor Star Convent, has been transferred to Balik Pulau Convent v the Mother Superior there.
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    Aug 21: Build-up on Language Week starts
    96 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. National Language Week this year will start from Aug. 21. Radio and Television Malaysia (Singapura) will introduce items leading up to the National Language Week as from today. Listeners to the radio programmes will hear national language songs, jingles and slogans.
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    The umpire who became cricket dictator STRAITS TIMES Special Feature
    1735 9 The umpire who became cricket dictator STRAITS TIMES Special Feature BRADMAN (CAUGHT BEHIND THE WICKET) CALLED HIM 'THE GREATEST OF ALL' DURING the 1913 cricket season in England the performances of a 17--year-old Worcestershire all rounder became the chief topic of conversation in sporting circles The youth, Frank Chester, was
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      139 9 Frank Chester i»gnoli leg-before- wicket. 4ffcm 6leai/&& 2- but left where? So you left with six suitcases and now you've arrived in Pans with only four. Quel dommage as we say in h ranee. But seriously, the loss of any personal effects, .ipart from being upsetting, can be very costly.
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    DEATH
    64 10 Ward' Sit (Minimum) YCO KHEE CHER. 63. pasMd away peacefully on t-8-4M leaving behind h's beloved wife: .1 son*. Boon Plan. l.im Hul. Kenn Him. Tiling Hut, Qlan Hal T <laiiichter*.in-lnw B daughters: 4 sons-in-law. We* Sent Hlofc, Be* Teck Jin. T»n Trek Chuan. Chua Tack Koon nn<l I
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    131 10 20 Word* Sl* (Minimum) KENNY AND ROSEMARY thaak frwnds »nd r.mive* for their attand■■M vaksahis mrtr. greeting* and assirtanci' nt their wedding on s-4-64 MRS. LIM HONG YONG and family thank all who hay« expressed their rympathv ir one way or another nurtng then bereavement an<l those who md
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    341 10 (ford. $19 ■Minimum, TOWN AND COUNTRY'S Sal* BOW on OaJl at B 10 Nitre Ann Building. Dan I mi.-> thi* opportunity' MING SHOP at Kitzpatrtrk'a. Orchard r.onii. .Singapore, hi* *ht> latent rollerUoa of rattan handbags Meal arraa- »..->< for any orcaxton. FEOERAL PUBLICATIONS LTO. ]m.> mil teaebsr* and book
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, August 11, 1964.
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      The Barter Ban
      666 10 If the unofficial barter trad* between Indonesia and Malaysia provides cover for activities which seriously threaten Malaysian security, and if the danger cannot be met without completely banning the trade, then a ban must of course, be imposed. The losses which the I move unfortunately will entail,
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      Sabah Minister
      369 10 Sabah representation in the Federal Cabinet which Inche Khir Johari says is coming I "very soon," will fill an obvious gap in the government structure and give still more meaning to Malaysian federalism. The new Minister, like the present Minister for Sarawak Affairs, Dato Temenggong Jugah, will have
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      New Cannery
      162 10 The Government's pineapple cannery at Pekan Nanas, Johore, will come into operation this month under auspicious circumstances. World demand for Malayan pineapples has been growing steadily, and exports this year can be expected to cap last year's record of well over $40 million worth; the new cannery has
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      Malaysia's pavilion at the World Fair
      323 10 AS one who has taken a great interest in the Malaysian Pavilion in New York and seen the exhibits there many times I am pleased to read in your paper (S.T. Aug. 1) that some action will be taken to improve the pavilion for
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      Recognising degrees
      134 10 |T Is good new« to read your reports that the Minister of Education Inche Abdul Rahman Is taking some Initiative to consider recognition of American degrees. As suggested by the Vlce-ChanceUor of the University of Malaya, the wise and safe move for the Government would be to recognise
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      Town Council services
      95 10 KUANTAN Town Council apparently plans to behave like some government worker; who claim higher wages without showing any Inclination to Improve the standard of their own Job performances. The KTC some years ago extended the town limits and then insisted that residents in these acquired areas pay
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      Speed track
      53 10 JALAN Kampong Bharu in Sungei Patani is part of the North-South trunk road and now a speed track in spite of being dangerously narrow We need, not merely a speed limit, but. also need cops to make the road hogs takp notice. Meanwhile, our lives are in danger.
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    Lock icon The fantastic moon pictures by Ranger 'Seven'
    993 10  -  MARVIN MILES by DOWN TO HALF A MILE, ALL CLEAR AND ENOUGH FOR =THREE YEARS' STUDY EPOC HAL moon photos taken by the Ranger 7 spacecraft should help scientists resolve long standing controversies on the nature of the lunar surface during the three-yeiar
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      268 10 Be Proud of Your English You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are you content with the worried because they cannot way you speak and write? Are depend upon their English ?ou sure that you are not not "letting them down It •naklng mistakes that cause was
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    Lock icon The 'First 400' stage parade
    472 11 King's call to National Servicemen: Forget your race set an example of patriotism and duty PORT DICKSON, Monday. r pHE Yang di-Pertuan Agong today advised the first group of 410 National Servicemen not to think of themselves in terms of Malay, Chinese or Indian but
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    MORE MONEY FOR SINGAPORE VICTIMS
    155 11 MORE MONEY FOR SINGAPORE VICTIMS CINGAPORE. Mon. Seven 1 more donations totalling $2,100.80 bring the National Trades Union Congress rehabilitation fund for victims of the recent disturbances In Singapore to $26,347.40. The donations are from Krets Ayer constituency, $320; Tiong Baiiru residents, $129.30; Chung Khlaw Bank. $500; Mr. M. J.
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    Top U.K. Navy men confer in Singapore
    83 11 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The British Chief of Naval Personnel and Second Sea Lord, Admiral Sir Royston Wright, today conferred with the Commander of the Par East Fleet. Vice-Admiral Sir Desmond Drryer. He later visited H.M.S. Terror, and talked to naval ratings. In the afternoon
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    Official elected
    43 11 IPOH. Mon Mr. Lee I"hiu Clung has been elected chairman of the Perak Electrical Association, with Mr. Khor Boon Swee as vice chairman. Mr. Khor Mun Hock as secretary. Mr. Tang Hon Bill. assistant secretary and Mr. Leonu Poolc Wah, treasurer.
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    Land application
    31 11 DUNGUN, Mon. The Malayan Youth Hostel Association has applied to the Trengganu Government for two acres of land at Rantau Abang. a well known turtle beach, for a hostel
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    Scout Ball
    30 11 SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Sixth Arrow Scout Group of Victoria School will hold an "August Ball" ;it the University of Singapore Students' Union House at 8 p.m on Saturday.
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    Public lectures
    30 11 SINGAPORE. MOO. The Faculty of Law of the University of Singapore will conduct public lectures for It* second term seedon 1964/1965 »t the new lecture m>mtn Ho. 1
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    Insurance company will contest $25,800 award in Privy Council
    448 11 Insurance company will contest $25,800 award in Privy Council SINGAPORE, Monday. A JUDGMENT of the Federal Court of Appeal enforcing a Singapore High Court award of $25,800 made in favour of a widow in an accident claim against the Asia Insurance Co., Ltd., is to be contested before the Privy
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    SINGAPORE'S CENSUS FOR 1957 NOW AVAILABLE
    87 11 gINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore's voluminous census report of 1957 was released today after seven years in compilation and an Increase of about 353.500 people since census was taken. The report gives the population at midnight on Jane 17/18, 1957, as 1.445.929. The population at June
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    50-CENT CASE: TAXI DRIVER FREED
    197 11 QINGAPORE. Mon. A taxi driver, was today acquitted by the Third Criminal District Court on a charge of passing on a counterfeit 50 cent coin. LJm Ting Hong was alleged to have fraudulently given Rama Krishnan Manikam. a passenger In his taxi, a dud SO
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    $3,700 haul of batik sarongs
    68 11 PENANG. Mon. About 300 batik sarongs valued at (3.700 went stolen from a shop in Maxwell Road yesterday. The burglars entered the premises after scaling a wall from a theatre adjoining 'he shop. The proprietor. Mr. Ismetb Enur told the police that on reMhrinf report
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      638 11 Today's Radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE RADIO MALAYSIA SHORTWAVE SERVICES: NATIONAL 41 and 25 metres. SHORTWAVE SERVICES: MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE: 41.7 and 60.2 metres 476 metres. AM.: 6.00 Good Morning; 6.01 AM 600 Pro Summary. Morning Prelude; 7.00 News; 6.02 Morning Melodies; 7.00 7.10 Up And About: 7JO News. The News-
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      Get ahead with the 1930 style
      409 12 Get ahead with the 1930 style j^FTKM the recenl fashion showings in Rome, London and Paris it is obvious that the 1990-style will continue to be popular. In keeping with fashion, hairstyles, too. will retain the sleek and smooth look. According to expert hairstylist Mrs. Betty I Joy. who arrived
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      Hair spray caution
      118 12 HAIR sprays can causr a type of acne which does not respond to conventional treatment, says Dr. Kenneth G. Baker, of Tucson Arizona. During 1962. at the peak of the popularity of the beehive coiffure (maintenance of which called for repeated spraying) Dr. Baker treated an unusually
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS
      162 12 HOUSEHOLD HINTS WIND embroidery thread on plastic curlers, which can be snapped shut to keep the thread from unwinding. All cords on electric appliances .should be wound loosely so the wires inside will not break from tension. When money must be sent to school with youngsters, fasten the coins with
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      COLOUR FILM ON FUEL
      268 12 COLOUR FILM ON FUEL THE film script runs like this since earliest time, lamps burning oil have helped us r-onquer darkness. The first fuel was animal fat, the first lamp, just hollowed stone. Some people burned mineral oil seepage in shells. The Greeks and Roman., used olive oil. which they
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      COOKING PLEASURE
      80 12 rpHESF neat huilt-in units by a British company can 1 ei\e a new look to the kitchrn of thr housewife who wants gas cooking combined with up-to-date stylin*. At left is a hotplate fitted with pan rests and a thermostatically controlled burner. At right is the built-in oven
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      270 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Flower trouble had to turn I 9. Supply in iimiled quantities at over 16). a discount (9). 8. Knowing what the audience 10. A wicket la taken by an ab- doesn't? 16. 3, 6). solute gem (t). 16. A drink at the palace pro--11. Once
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    Banks doing better
    91 13 The 500 largest commercial banks in the free world Increased their deposits 10.45 per cent during 1963. the American Ban banking's only daily newspaper, reports. The 230 U.S. banks and 270 foreign institutions included in the list reported deposits of U*****,057,166,194 at Dec. 31. 1963, compared with
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    632 13 NEW FORM RUBBER FINDS BIG MARKET A NEW method of processing rubber, which may lead to considerable changes in the manufacturing and selling methods of the industry, has been developed on a commercial scale by the Guthrie group of estate companies. The rubber Is compressed Into a block, weighing 75
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    QANTAS PLAN FOR MORE PILOTS
    205 13 /\ANTAS Airways has embarked on a programme of development of its pilot training facilities to meet the unprecedented expansion of services planned for the next two years, according to a statement from the chief executive and general manager. Mr. C. O. Turner. The programme will
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    Television House opening
    71 13 H.A. O'CONNOR and Co.. Kuala Lumpur, has opened a new branch In the new town centre. Petalinc Jaya. Named Television House, it drils in television sets and other lines More than 200 cuesU attended the opening ceremony Picture shows from left Mr. Lee Seng Joo. manager of
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    Schweppes sales chief visits Singapore
    71 13 MR. ARNOLD-WALLING-ER. sales manager of Schweppes (Overseas) Ltd.. London, (centre), with Mr. Lien Ying Chow, chairman of Union Ltd., Singapore, bottlers for Schweppes products, on his left and Mr. George Tan. the managing director, on his right. Mr. Arnold- Wall ineer is visiting Schweppes bottlers
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    VICTOR STEPS UP SALES EFFORTS
    290 13 yiCTOR Intercontinental Ltd. of America is T taking active steps to promote sales of its products in Malaysia. Mr. Hans Jorg Muller, the company's district sales manager for South-East Asia, was In Singapore last week to assist their newly appointed sole agents for Malaysia. Guthrle
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    Modern store system for textbooks
    125 13 Modern store system for textbooks ANEW modern storage system for school textbooks and stationery had been Introduced to the General Book Centre Joo Chiat Road. Singapore The Brownbuilt rauge shelves Is designed to give convenience and economical storage. The shelving is in units, adjustable to the varying sizes of textbooks.
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    TRACTOR MAN'S TRAVELS
    97 13 MR. STEPHEN FONG HAK (above) of the Borneo Co. Ltd., engineering department in Sandakan. left Singapore last week for Germany to attend a two-month course organised by the crawler tractor and diesel engine division of Klockner Hambolt Deutz A.C. of Cologne Mr Fong will also spend one
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    Col. Hood at insurance occasion
    168 13 Col. Hood at insurance occasion THIS month the National Employers 1 Mutual General Insurance Association Ltd. celebrate Its 50th anniversary. To mark the occasion one of its directors. Colonel Tom F. Hood C B 0.8. E., D.L.. F.C.A.. will visit the association's Singapore office In company with the association's London
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    125 16 \TELBODRNE, Mou.— lndustrials were steadier with move- ments small and rises outnumbering falls. Leaders gained some ol tbe lofet ground. Base metals were generally barely steady except for New Broken Hill which rose 3/- to 112/-. Oils were quiet with the exception of Santos, which jumped 5 to
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    RUBBER PRICES
    243 16 AUOUST first grade rubosr fob. elosod at S p.m. In Kuala Lumpur yesterday at MI cents per In.. unchanged on Friday's closing; tarsi for Urn position. The tone was quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.S. closing prices In cents per Ib. yesterday: Int. 1 R.B.S. prompt f. 0.0. buyers 601,
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    H.K. RATES
    36 16 ON the free exchange market in -Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dellsr waa quoted at S.TAi for TT and 5.741 tor •am. Sterling waa quoted at 13.98 and ene tad ef geld at 949..
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    17 16 The Malayan exchange Banki 1 Asseotstlsn made no changes lo Its ratea to merchants yesterday.
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    CLOSIN6 PRICES
    25 16 August 10. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 662 cents (unchanged). TIN: 5637 a picul (down $3). Unofficial estimated offer ing: 220 tons (down 45 tons).
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    EXCHANGE IS IRREGULAR, TONE RATHER BETTER
    650 16 From Our Market Correspondent mHE Malayan Stock Ex--1 change was irregular yesterday, but tbe tone was described as rather better after last week's fall. Rises predominated among; the newer industrials, while tins were described as "a very difficult market" Hotel Singapura were six cents
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Malayan Stock Indices Auk. 8. Aue. 10. Industrials: 92.82 92.86 Tins: 126.02 1 !>.:>:> S rubbers; 102.94 103.22 •Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100.
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    798 16 f>USINESS In and reported to tbe •E* Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS. eunlsps $1.96 SU J1.94 BL., (8,000) $1.96. (2.000) $1.97: Ilia crds. $2.21 SL: E. Smeltin (4,000) $4.10; r. and
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    250 16 Aug. 10. Three months INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 cts. M. Containers 13 cii Dunlops 14 Cta, M. Cables 16 eta. City Der. 7 eta, McAllntcr 13 cts. fc. Bmeltera 27 eta. M. Invest. 13 eta. t-«»o 13 eta. 0.C.8.C. 20 cts. fed. Dlap. 12 eta. Rotbmans eta. itzpatrlcka 14
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    167 16 CHIPS lying aleniside th. Sincapors Marbeur arharuss or expected teday are: Bolssevain 3/4 Oakvi: i Wladvxlaw Bronl.'wukl io/H, Benvorlica 13/14, Cyclops 15/16. Kecrkrlr* 26. Llpls 2ft, Benarmln :i.v:m. Troubadour 39/36, Vietnam 42/43. Prenldtnt Buchanan 46, Bruaa N.W. 1. ?r--lansor N.W. 4. Inner Ftedas: Boon Bee, C'ham.l. Rlmau,
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    253 16 TTHE following list of selected Malayan Industrial yields is based on last sales to Saturday Aug. 8: •P Knee: «U Dividend view. •K.Y Karntn— TlekJ: 'TC runw Covered Oerinltlent (revised): rimes cmiim The number of time* laat Tear's total dividend la covered r<v net prom* ifter tax and
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    Tin down $3, but rubber opening is steadier
    205 17 Tin down $3, but rubber opening is steadier THE j>rice of Straits tin on i lie Penang market yes.erday fell $3 a picul to $637 on an offering unofficially estimated at 220 tons, down 45. tons. In central Nigeria at the weekend police were drafted to the tin mining area
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    57 17 HINESE Product lichinf*, Stnga""••omit *H: bulk JJU lelleri. drum Au«./B«pt. OK 'Continent: i iijuut rd. ptppcr: Muntok while $133 seller*. hue $132k Mllen, special Fjrk»ak black SlOe teller*, garbled Mack |112» teller*. ASTA (USB* Sin«a»«rf C»e»nut Oil MHUrf c.ftltn bulk 531.50 «elU'«. drum W4.10 MUer*. The too* w»»
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      456 17 THE MUNICIPAL ORDINANCE (Chapter 133) MALACCA TENGAH RURAL DISTRICT COUNCIL ASSESSMENT LIST 1965 SECTION 62 The Assessment List for 1965 .ias been completed and may be inspected at the Office of the Malacca Tengah Rural District Council during office hours. The Malacca lengah Rural District Council will proceed to revise
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      713 17 GOVERNMENT OF THE STATE OF SINGAPORE DECLARATION UNDER SECTION 20 OF THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. Whereas the streets known as: Jalan Bahar from Chna Cbn Kane Road to Jurong Road situate on Mukim IX. Jalan Bahru V tarsi from Jurong Road to Jalan Lama situate on Muklm V. Jalan
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      1318 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT TENDER UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA JXR. TENDER NOTICE Applications are Invited for one "TENDERS from Class 'A' vacant post of Technical Assist- p.WJD. Registered Contractors will ant (Electronics) In the De- be received by the Pengarah Kerja partment of Physics. Raya, Persekutuan Tanab Melayu, Qualifications: Technical Col- Jalan Maxwell,
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      626 17 TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: (Room No. 229, 2nd Floor, City Hall) (a) Supply of Two Elite Type Typewriters. Tender Deposit $50/-. Close at 2.15 p.m. on 25th August, 1964. (b) Supply of One Set 2 HP. Air Coi.'iltioner. Tender Deposit (60/-. Close at 2.15 pjn. on
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      698 17 TENDERS JXR. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from JKR. Registered Contractors Class 'D' and above will be received by the Jurutera Penguasa, Bahaglan Kerja2 Angkatan Bersenjata, Ibu Pejabat. JKR, Jalan Maxwell Kuala Lumpur up to 3.00 p.m. on 13th August, 1964 for The Construction of One (1) No. Platoon Office and Store,
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      157 17 TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: (Room No. 229, 2nd Floor, City Hall) (a) Supply of 5.000 yards 1/.U64 Asbestos Wire. Single Core. Tender Deposit $50/-. Close at 2.15 p.m. on 25th August. 1964. 1 (b) Supply of Street Lighting Contactor Switches 3 items). Tender Deposit $100/-. Close
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      405 18  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by BOVAIN WILL BE HIS STRONGEST RIVAL IPOH, Monday. JjASTER VALUER (late Twin Haven) has trained on splendidly since his promising fourth to Apa Kabar at Penang last month. This four-year-old, with Moses Lee up, was tried out with Peak of Perfection (Ken
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      Month's suspension for apprentice Ng
      451 18 STIPE'S REPORT IPOH, Mon. The MRA Stipendiary Steward's Mport on yesterday's races: RACK I—Browser1 Browser could not be Dlared in his starting stall and was withdrawn by order of the Stewards. Maior Heddle, trainer oX Browser, was informed that Browser would be barred from racing
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      SEPT. MEETING
      35 18 IPOH Mon. After the Gold Vase meeting, the next masting here will be on Sept. 37. 30 and Oct. 4 for hewn in Clmmb 3. 4 and 6. Kntrtes cfcae on Apt. 17.
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      SPOTLIGHT on your fancies
      790 18 Epsom |ecp tpotlighti rhe fancied runncri at Ipoh to morrow: Cl l Div 4-512 str KOI OA1OUT: Third to Fi.i.sh Time over 6f on SiuicUv; good winner over B. Timah 6f in May. GOOD FORT: Best effort this season was his second by nose to useful
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      This can be best England Test XI
      384 18 CRICKET From JACK FINGLETON f QNDON, Mon.—Erg- land selectors have fallen back upon two well and truly tried i Test men, Colin Cowdiey and Freddie Trueman, for the fifth ard final Test against Australia at The Oval beginning on ThursI day. Warwickshire's allrounder
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      Triumph for Ashavan
      61 18 Triumph for Ashavan DEATJVILLE, Mon. Lord Harrington's four-year-old Irish filly Ashavan won the £7,000 Prix Kergorlay over 15f hen. Ridden by Jack Purtell. she took the lead coming Into the straight and held on well to win by threequarters of a length from Sailer (Jacques FaDrei. GarOe Coew. rVves Saint
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      WEIGHTS FOR TOMORROW
      369 18 IrvH, mob. Weights for all tight races hare on Wednesday: Cl. 1 Div 4 sif straight MM DAtout 9.M Good Fort 8.13 ruh Box 8.1! Emerald 8.12 Contractor 8.11 Iron Hand 8.11 Eskdale Chief B.M Memo 8.09 Worthing 8.08 Malahon 8.0« Bi( Noiv 8.15 Bilah Sayang II
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      Lock icon THE WORLD OF SPORT MARGE AND MARIA TO CLASH AGAIN
      528 18 THE WORLD OF SPORT MARGE AND MARIA TO CLASH AGAIN TENNIS Hamburg, Mon: Maria Bueno (Brazil) and Margaret Smith (Australia) will battle for the women's singles title at the international West German tennis championships. In yesterday's semi-finals Miss Bueno. the Wimbledon champion, knocked out Australia* Lesley Turner 9-11. «-3. »-S,
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      81 18 ROBBIE BRIGHTWELL gets a hue of congratulation from his fiancee Ann Packer— who had herself won the women's 400 metres after he had run a splendid last leg to be first home in the 4x400m relay at the international athletics meeting at White City Stadium. London.
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      370 18 ATHLETICS NEW YORK, Mon rnHE United States Athletics Selection Committee f- have chosen a women's track and field team of 19 for the Tokyo Games in October. The team, considered the strongest ever to represent the United States In women's track and field events
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    JEGA: US TRIP NO TOTAL LOSS
    390 19  -  ERNEST FRIDA He will run in the sprints at Seremban By SINGAPORE, Mon. Malaysian sprint champion and Olympic Games hope M. Jegathesan, was at Fairer Park cinder track training at 4 p.m. today an hour after his arrival in Singapore. Jega, looking very tired
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    Sarawak to join meet
    109 19 PENANG. Mon. The Junior Minister for Culture. Youth and Sports, Ungku Muhaeln bin Abdul Kader, will declare open the first Malaysian Malaya badminton championships to be held here from Aug. 29 to 31. More than 00 playera from all over the country. including Sarawak, have entered.
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    FULL ENTRIES, DRAW FOR MALAYSIA AAU NATIONAL MEET
    1213 19 FULL ENTRIES, DRAW FOR MALAYSIA AAU NATIONAL MEET rE full entries and draw tor the men's events st < the first MAAU National meet at Seremban. The women's entries and draw will be nab- j lrehed on Wednesday. J lWm: Heat I— S. Rajalingam (S'gor) C. Oaudart (Joh) T. Men-
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    Kam is best at Pahang meet
    279 19 KUANTAN. Sun. K*m Toof Leong of KuanUn, winner of tba 400 m, 400 m hurdle* and 800 m, wu adjudged best performer at the two-day Government Servants B.WJR.C. meet held here over the weekend. Be act a new record of 53sec. for 400 m.
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    Work hard, I will do same—Lai
    461 19  - Work hard, I will do same Lai A. SRIPATHY HOCKEY By Malacca. Mon. KRLSHNAN LAL, India's top hockey coach who is now in Malaysia to prepare the Malaysian Olympic Games team, said on arrival here from Singapore today that he will work his hardest for the Malaysian team and expects
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    MWHA officials
    51 19 SEREMBAN. Mon.— Mrs. V. Marsh of Selangor was re-elected president of the Malaysian Women Hockey Association at the annual general meeting held here yesterday. Other office-bearers: Vice-presi-dents: Mrs. O. Marvin (Penang) and Mrs. Tan Yoon Yin (Spore); hon. secretary: P. Navarednam (S'gor. re-elected): hon. treasurer: D Slbert (Penang,
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    SPORTS SUMMARY
    115 19 HOCKEY L. Penk I«e (T. Anson) New Club 1 IAO CeBtral KnUh Lee: Hindu Youths S Malays 2 gOCCEK L. Pen* K«e (T. Ansoo): Flemington Esv w.o. Bagan Dato Est. Survey Dept Tourney (Tatplng): Penang 5 Perak 0; Penang 5 Ked^h 0: Perak 6 Kedah 0. I nUr
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    MOTOR RACING Top Japan drivers to make GP debut
    281 19  - MOTOR RACING Top Japan drivers to make GP debut LIM KEE CHAN By SINGAPORE, Mon— Japan wUI be bidding for motor car honours for the first time in Malaysian motor racing when a strong team of six of their leading drivers will compete In car events at the Johore Grand
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    153 20 KAJANG. Mon WORKMEN REPAIRING DAMAGED RAIL TRACK WORKERS repairing a railway line ran for their lives as 11 wagons of a goods train jumped the rails near the spot where they were working this morning, three miles south of Kajang. The derailment, according to the engine driver
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    Industry—'a must to solve our youth problems...'
    516 20 Industry— 'a must to solve our youth problems...' IPOH, Mon. rpHE FUTURE of the young men and women of Malaysia will depend on the development of industries, about 12 merchants, importers and miners attending an exploratory meeting of the Tariff Advisory Board here were told today. In a 90-minute session
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    Pay dispute court is told of 'enemies of the State' in union
    360 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. rpHE secretary general of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, Mr. G. Kandasamy, told the Second Industrial Arbitration Court today that his union sought to debar a small group of employees of the Singapore Telepnone Board
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    Quiz contest in national language
    134 20 Quiz contest in national language BINOAPORE. Mon. Th« National Language Week Working Committee will organise a quiz contest for non-Malay members of public during National Language Week, which begins on Aug. 21. In addition, the committee will also organise essay writing and poetry-reading contest. The quls contest will be an
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    Mystery fire in shop
    73 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. K 10--minute fire this afternoon partially gutted a two-storey building in Chin Bwee Street, off Have lock Road. None of the 20 people staying on the first floor was injured. The fire started mysteriously at the rear portion of the ground floor which was
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    430 20 LONDON, Mon. The stock markets have given an extremely satisfactory performance today despite the International situation. After a nervous start, conditions gradually improved when It became apparent that there was to be no scare selling and by the close equities were looking firm. Glltedged were
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    DEATHS
    90 20 MRS. R. JUMABHOY. agrd M. expired peacefully. Cortege ieavea 8 s>-otu Road 3.30 p.m. for Mdxdart t'jrUl 4.30 p.m. Tuesday ill-^-tMi. 0. K. VASOO Telephone Kxchanite Singapore Harbour Board panned away it 4-«4 cremation at Bldadart n > tit 4 p.m. V. V. Da«n P.W.U. and CanK.'dharan 13s Markrn.-.ir
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    Aussies lead by 93
    94 20 LONDON. Mon. The Australians gained a first innings lead of 93 when they dismissed Yorkshire for 222 by the tea interval on the second day or their match at Bradford. Tea scores in today's matches: Ley ton: Worcs 229 Essex 172. Portsmoath: Sussex 343 (5-91) Hampshire
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    Saigon breaks with Jakarta
    57 20 SAIGON. Mon— South Vietnam today severed diplomatic relations with Indonesia, following that country's announced intention to raise their relations with Communist North Vietnam to the embassy level. The Indonesian Government's decision was seen here as a direct slap at American policies which support the South Vietnamese
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    Miss World Teen
    41 20 COSTA MESA 'CaU. Mon. Sylvia Pimental. 18. who was born in Uruapana. Mexico, today reigned a.. Miss World Teen, having won the first World Teen title here. She measures 36-24-36 on a sft. 6in.. 120 lb. frame.— UPl.
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    180 20 Detained women strip and riot freed SAIGON, Mon. More than one hundred Saigon prostitutes were released from a re-education centre today after rioting and stripping naked in protest against their detention. They set fire to part of their quarters, pelted police and photographers with rocks and anything handy, and some
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    Unions to have a say in the development of Singapore
    261 20 Unions to have a say in the development of Singapore LABOUR LEADERS TO BE IN ADVISORY COUNCIL SINGAPORE, Monday. TRADK UNIONS are to have a say in the development of Ihe Stale, it was Icaninl here today. A tripartite council of representatives of labour, industry and Government is to be
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    ARMS FOUND IN TWO MALACCA KAMPONGS
    95 20 ARMS FOUND IN TWO MALACCA KAMPONGS MALACCA, Mon. Malacca police recovered a sub-machine gun, two grenades and 46 rounds of ammunition during raids in two kampongs near here over the weekend. S*x people, believed to be local Indonesian saboteurs, have been detained under the Internal Security Act. One man was
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    59 20 LONDON, Mon.— A telephone service was opened today between Britain and Midway and Wake Islands in the Pacific. Charges for calls over the line, which is routed by the trans Atlantic telephone cable, the San Francisco-Hawaii cable and part of the Hawaii-Japan cable, will be 25 shillings
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    47 20 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ton Puan Noor Aisnah. wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negra and president of the Singapore Red Crosa Society, will give away the prizes after the third annual sports meet of the Red Cross Crippled Children's Home at Tana Merah Besar, Changl, on Sunday afternoon.
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    15 20 BANGKOK, Mon— Queen Slrlklt will celebrate her thirty-third birthday on Wednesday. Reuier.
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      42 20 TJIOHEST and lowest tempera- tures in Malaya and Singapore lor the period 8 p.m. cm Sunday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest LowfaA Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kola Biiaru 90 75 Penang 84 77 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 90 73
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