The Straits Times, 15 August 1964

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    22 1 1 5 &VJVJ uvAVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Strait Times Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, AUGUST 15, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    TRIUMPH-AND TEARS
    211 1 10,000 greet Tengku MAIN GAIN FROM TRIP WAS ABILITY TO PUT ACROSS DANGEROUS IMPLICATIONS OF SVEKARNO'S POLICY' Sabah MP becomes Cabinet Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Friday TENGKU Abdul Rahman returned in triumph to the nations capital this afternoon, but broke into tears as he spoke of the recent Singapore
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    Lock icon Emotional appeal for unity
    767 1 The "main gain" from his visit to Britain, the U.S. and Canada was that he was able to put across the dangerous implications of President Soekarno's confrontation policy. Soon the Tengku will be writing to a number of countries asking them to use their good offices
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    CARRY YOUR IDENTITY CARD AT ALL TIMES
    141 1 CARRY YOUR IDENTITY CARD AT ALL TIMES KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Police today appealed to the public, especially those living in the coastal areas, to carry their iden-tity-cards with them at all times. Since yesterday, when the coasts of Malaya and Singapore were declared security areas, the police and military
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    Lock icon Clay marries a model
    83 1 LOS ANGELES. Fri. Heavyweight boxing champion Cassius Clay, who likes to be known now by his Black Muslim name of Muhammad All. was secretly married last week to a Chicago "Cover Girl" model, it was reported today. Clay, who has been making coy remarks about a
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    Lock icon Landslide toll
    33 1 SEOUL. Fri. Landslides caused by heavy rainfalls during the week were today reported to have claimed 15 more lives In central Korea. The total death toll now stands at 50. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 261 deaths from encephalitis
    59 1 I TOKYO. Frl. The Japanese Health and Welfare Ministry today announced encephalitis (sleepIng disease) haa claimed the lives of 261 persons and had stricken 942 persons in Japan so far this year. The Ministry warned the nation to be prepared for a major outbreak of the
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    Lock icon Straight polls fight now for 'Lord Ted*
    106 1 LONDON. Fri.— England cricket captain Ted Dexter. 29. who is Conservative Party candidate for a Welsh constituency. will now have a straight fight against the Labour Party "shadow chancellor". Mr. James Callaghan, in the general election. The Liberal Party announced today that its
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    Lock icon U.S. vote: End all aid to Soekarno
    334 1 Senate amendment terminates training of Indonesian military personnel WASHINGTON, Friday. TiHE Senate yesterday voted overwhelmingly to prohibit any U.S. aid to Indonesia and to end the training of Indonesians at American military schools. The ban, passed by a 62-28 vote, was approved as
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    Lock icon Talks on South Rhodesia
    71 1 LONDON, Fri. The Prime Ministers of Britain and Southern Rhodesia will have personal talks here on Sept. 7 on the question of Southern Rhodesia's constitutional future, authoritative sources said today. Sir Alec Douglas-Home. Britain's Prime Minister, in recent exchanges with Mr. Lan Smith, the Southern Rhodesian
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    Lock icon Airline cashier held up
    49 1 NEW YORK. Fri.— Four armed men held up an airline cashier outside his home this morning. drove him to Kennedy Airport and forced him to open a safe in the office of American Airlines. They fled with $63,000 in cash and $***** In cheques.— Reuter.
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    Lock icon US casualties
    37 1 WASHINGTON, Fri— The Defence Department reported today that 265 U.S. servicemen died in South Vietnam from Jan. 1. 1961. through the week ending Aug. 10, 1964. Eighteen others are missing and 1,074 were wounded. UPI.
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    Manuel's murder: 12 appear in court
    166 1 Manuel's murder: 12 appear in court KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Twelve men were today produced before the Registrar of the Sessions Court here in connection with the murder of Cpl. Felix Manuel. They were remanded In police custody lor a week pending investigations. The 12 were detained yesterday after Cpl. Manuel's
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    STOP PRESS
    50 1 FOOD BLOCKADE NICOSIA, Fri. Turkish Cyprlot leader Or. Fazill Kuchuk said today it was "only matter of days before his people will be without bread as result of Crock Cypriot blockade. A P THE TEST Australia 245 for five at close. Rodpath no. IS A. W. Grout n.o.
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    AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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    Formosa youths in training
    34 2 Formosa youths in training BOYS and girls from middle schools and universities in Formosa await a next order d urine a training shooting at their summer camp called "The Youth Combat Training." 1'.P.1. picture.
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    Lock icon Welensky to contest election
    107 2 SALISBURY. Frl -Sir Roy Welensky ha.-> announced here that he would contest a Southern Rhodesia Parliamentary by-election as leader of the new "Rhodesia Party." Sir Roy, former Prime Ml: of the now defunct Federation of Rhodesia and Nyasaland, said he I »ould contest the by-election at
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    THE OLD SOLDIER'S WARNING
    132 2 SYDNEY, Fri nrUE State president 1 of the Returned Servicemen's League, Sir William Yeo, yesterday reaffirmed his opposition to any Japanese laying wreath on an Australian war memorial Sir William was speaking at the league's New South Wales congress. He said that since he had opposed
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    Lock icon Indonesia now making jet engines
    74 2 JAKARTA, Pri. Indonesia has produced Its first Jet engine, according to Antara news agency. It said the engine was produced yesterday at a new factory at Malang. East Java. The plant cost (US) $2,500,000 to build and employs 700 people plus a number of Polish
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    Lock icon Kachin rebels surrender
    45 2 RANGOON. Prl.— Eighty Kachin rebels surrendered to army outposts at Kutkal in the Luhlo district during July 25 to 28. the official news agency said. The agency said 16 surrendered on July 25. 16 on July 27 and 49 on July. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Muslim Congressmen ask Maca to recognise Malaysia
    257 2 MANILA, Friday. rpiREE Philippine Congressmen have urged President Macapagal to recognise Malaysia. They told the President in a letter yesterday that they understood Malaysia had agreed to submit the Philippine claim to Sabah to the International Court of Justice. In view of this,
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    Australia will never abandon Malaysia: Menzies
    290 2 Australia will never abandon Malaysia: Menzies /CANBERRA. Fri.— The Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies, made clear today that Austral i a would not abandon the support of Malaysia or reduce its aid to South Vietnam. He was replying to the Labour opposition leader. Mr. Arthur Calwell. during th« foreign affairs
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    Lock icon More guards for Minh
    44 2 SAIGON, Frl. Saigon polio* has posted additional securi; near the home of Maj-Gen. Duong Van Minh. South Vietnam* Chief of State, because of a threatening telephone call several days ago. The anonymous caller reportedly threatened Maj-Gen. Minh with kidnap. A.P.
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    Lock icon Restriction orders on Nkomo and friends go by parachute
    274 2 Restriction orders on Nkomo and friends go by parachute N SALISBURY, Friday. EW restriction, orders against Mr. Joshua Nkomo and other African Nationalists were dropped by parachute from a Royal Rhodesian Air Force plane over Gonakudzingwa restriction camp yesterday, an Air Force spokesman said here last night. A High Court
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    Lock icon Army denies capture of Celebes rebel leader
    143 2 JAKARTA, Fri.— Col. Ibnu Subroto, head or the Army Information Service, yesterday officially denied press reports that Celebes rebel leader Kahar Muzakkar had been captured alive. Col. Subroto told the official hews agency Antara that ths military operations against Mutalckar were being continued
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    Alice gives up
    36 2 LUSAKA. Frl. 'Prophetess" Alice Lenshlna, hunted for weeks under "dead or alive" orders, surrendered on Wednesday and called off her "holy years." a blood bath that killed nearly 600 people in Northern Rhodesia.
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    Lock icon Peking men in Tokyo on trade mission
    155 2 rKYO, Fri.— Five Chinese officials flew here last night from Peking to open a permanent unofficial trade liaison office which is expected to lead to an expansion of Slno-Japanese trade. Japan is expected to open a similar unofficial trade office In Peking later
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    Lock icon AGREED: THE COMMON MARKET FOR ARABS
    211 3 AGREED: THE COMMON MARKET FOR ARABS CONTINUED 'AIRO, I ri. Represcntatives of Egypt, Iraq, Kuwait, Jordan and Syria last night signed a document forming an Arab Common Market. Its aims, as stipulated In the document, are: FREEDOM of movement of people and currency; IREEDOM of trade, and exchange of local
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    Pregnant woman don held in S. Africa
    133 3 TAPE TOWN. Fri.— South African security police detained Dr. May Katzen, a lecturer in history at Cape Town University, under the '90-day law' on Wednesday. Her husband, Mr. Leo Katzen, a senior lecturer in economics at the same university, said his wife was
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    Lock icon Press strike
    44 3 ATHENS. Fri. More than 1.000 Athens newspaper reporters and printers went on a 24-hour strike yesterday, demanding higher pay and other benefits. Ttie strike shut down 16 major newspapers in the Greek capital, virtually blacking out news on the Cyprus crisis. A.P
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    U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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    Lock icon Brothel ad on TV mystifies viewers in London
    197 3 Brothel ad on TV mystifies viewers in London f ONDON, Fri— Television viewers throughout London were startled last night by one of those colossal errors that give broadcasting executives nightmares. It happened on the commercial TV channel just before 8 p.m. A public service advertisement for the Labour Ministry's hire-the-handicapped
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    Lock icon U.S. destroyer was 'too close' to ship
    90 3 U.S. destroyer was 'too close' to ship MOSCOW, Prl. A, U.S. les--1 troyer came so close to' I Ij.isaeuger liner recently that "there was a moment when n seemed a collision was inevitable." the SorJet Government newspaper Izvestia repotted. It aguoted the captain of the 1 1 030-Jon Gruzia as
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    Lock icon Grace expecting third child
    59 3 MONACO, Prl. Princess Grace of Monaco Is expecting a third child in February, it was officially announced last night. Princess Grace, the former Hollywood actress Grace Kellywas married to Prince Rainier ol Monaco in April, 1956. Th-y already have two children: Princes* Caroline, born In January,
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    Lock icon Grivas in command of Cyprus army now
    392 3 Grivas in command of Cyprus army now Thimayya: Turkish Cypriote are getting worked up ATHENS, Friday. (JEN. GEORGE ORIVAS, former leader of the Greek Cypriot underground organisation (Eoka), has taken over the supreme command of the Cypriot National Guard, it was announced here last night. His appointment follows the resignation
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    Lock icon ANGRY 500 ATTACK SOVIET CAR AT BERLIN WALL i
    245 3 IIfEST BERLIN. Fri. An anf?ry crowd of 500 West Berliners last night surrounded a Soviet military car, kicked it and tore off its licence plate as its driver tried to pass through to East Berlin. The car was goinK through the
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    Lock icon Ike's support
    33 3 HERSHEY, Pennsylvania, Ptt Pormer President Dwight Eisenhower has given his full support to Senator Barry Ooldwmer. the Republican Presidential nominee, saying his uncertainties about the conservative Arlzonan had been removed. Reuter.
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    Lock icon U.S. fallout shelters
    32 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. The House of Representatives water day approved a total of I 551. 445.000 to build fall<>Ut shelters in 16 new U.S. Government buildings in 15 cities. Reuter.
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    Lock icon 'Hollow legs' are early alcoholic symptoms
    121 3 LONDON. Fri. People with "hollow If.?*." those who drink hard and hold liquor well are the ones likely la become alcoholics, an American doctor said here yesterday. Dr. Brinkley Smithrjs, chairman of the American National Council on Alcoholism, told a London medical conference that
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    Lock icon Brazil to attend non-aligned talks
    73 3 Brazil to attend non-aligned talks RIO DE JANEIRO. Prl. Brazil has agreed to attend the second conference of the 69 nonaligned nations to be held In Cairo next October, as observers, a United Arab Republic Embassy spokesman said here. Diplomatic circles here had doubted that Brazil would be represented at
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    32 5 AT KUALA LUMPUR AIRPORT YESTERDAY— A DEVOTED WIFE CHOOSES (AS USUAL) TO REMAIN IN THE BACKGROUND... TENtiKU Abdul Rahman waves with his hat to a happy crowd at the airport.
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    Home to his people—and family
    120 5 Home to his people— and family A GRANDPA'S KISS... NAVAL OFFICER OX SRI SELANGOR VICTORY f\N .his return yesv terday, Tengku Abdul Rahman was greeted at the airport by a crowd of 10.000. At right is recorded a touching moment of yesterday's welcome. It shows how the Tengku's devoted wife.
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    A parting wave to the crowd
    35 5 A parting wave to the crowd rpHE hat at the window 1 (left) as the limousine pulls out of the airport is (he Tengku's. he waved until the car rounded the corner. Straits Times picture.
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    How we rammed, sank an Indon ship in sea battle...
    655 5 Qlx\ T GAPORE. Fri. a Malaysian naval lieutenant today described how his patrol boat rammed and sank an Indonesian, commands craft in Malaysian waters one night !;tst month. Lieut. Parltharan* Krishnan Nettur. commander of the Mala\M<iii Naval patrol boat. Sri
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    Plea for co-operation
    122 5 V|UAR, Fit The Chief Police Officer of Johore, Senior Assistant Commissioner Hajl Abdul Kadlr bin Haii Hassan, yesterday ap--aled to the public to give full co-operation to the Government to defend the countryHe said: "We have heavier responsibilities to shoulder now since the oountry Is belna threatened
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    S'pore relief fund tops $28,792
    129 5 SINGAPORE Fti Two more donations, totalling $900 were received by the National Trades Union Coni;re>s for Its rehabilitation fund today This bring* the fund to $23.792 02 for victims' of the recent disturbance.- in SirmaporK The donations came from the United Workers of the Petroleum
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    Quiz contest
    42 6 SINGAPORE.' Fri— A general Knowledge quiz contest which will bring together residents at the Princess Elisabeth Estate In a spirit of friendship and co-opera- tlon. will be held at the comi m unity centre there tomorrow night at 7 p.m.
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    Collective pact row: Breweries' submission
    439 6 SINGAPORE, Friday. Y|l». J.D.I 1. Neill representing the Malayan Breweries (Singapore) Ltd. told the Industrial Arbitration Court today that the company had complied with the provisions of a collective agreement reached with the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers l*n ion in July last year. He
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    Two schools share the safety prizes
    93 6 Two schools share the safety prizes SINGAPORE, Fri— The Boys Town English School and the Oan Eng Seng Secondary School today swept all the prizes of the 1964 Junior Sarety First poster competition. Boys Town English School won the Esso Challenge Shield and replica for its team entry. In the
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    Film Fans Assn
    45 6 SINGAPORE, Fii. The ad hoc committee meeting of the proposed FUm Pans' Association win be held at the Kota Raja community centre tomorrow at 3 pm Several local film artists. Including Ahmad Da wood, Rose Yatimah. and Alias Congo, will be present.
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    DISPUTE OVER VALIDITY OF UNION NOTICE
    228 6 DISPUTE OVER VALIDITY OF UNION NOTICE SINGAPORE. Fri. The validity of a notice served by the Singapore Bank Employees' Union on the Chung Khiaw Bank concerning their agreement, was argued in the Second Industrial Arbitration Court today. Before the court was an application by the bank for an interpretation of
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    Photo show
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. A photographic exhibition by 10 Malaysians, opened today at the Teochew Building at 97 Tank Road. will continue from 10 a.m. to 6 pm dally until Sunday.
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    Hindus to meet
    27 6 SINOAPORE. Fri. The North Indian Hindu Association will hold Its annual general meetIng on Sunday at 3 pm. at Its premises In Cuff Road.
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    3 TO STUDY IN INDIA
    78 6 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Three senior officers from the Economic Development Board left Singapore tonight for New Delhi on Colombo Plan scholarships awarded by the Indian Government to study engineering standards in India for three months. The officers were: Mr. Leong Slew Tim, Mr. Chan Siew Poh
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    300 social workers feted at Istana
    231 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak and his wife, Toh Puan Noor Aisbah today entertained 300 guests to tea to thank them for their good work in raising funds for some of the State's charities. The guests were the voluntary
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    Two fined for tax offences
    77 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Tan Boey Khin. manager of Melekelc Estate in Petaling Jaya, was yesterday fined $300 in the magistrate's court here for failing to lodge a return of income together with certified copies of accounts in support of the income of the estate for
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    N.U.T. sets a deadline to settle two 'vital claims'
    335 7 TAIPING, Friday. fHE National Union of Teachers today served notice on the Central Government to settle two of its outstanding claims within six months of the next meeting of the salaries committee of the National Joint Council for Teachers. A statement
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    Soldier is blindfolded, assaulted and robbed
    86 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Six men assaulted a soldier. Sgt. Varjchese Matheus. 27, and robbed him of 5240 on Wednesday night at the Ulu Pandan and dementi Road junction. The gang threw pepper into his eyes after he got off a bus. Then he was beaten.
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    64 7 KUCHINO. Fri. An army spokesman said yesterday that a very unfortunate accident occurred last week when a soldier of the Ist Bn.. Green Jackets Cpl.. N. J. Fewell. was accidentally shot with his own weapon t Cpl. Fewell subsequently died from his wound. The
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    3 held by police
    24 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. The police detained three people under the Societies Ordinance while screening 779 people during anti-secret society raids yesterday.
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    Police still unable to track down Campos
    202 7 Police still unable to track down Campos ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Fri.— Forty-flve days after a court issued a warrant for the arrest of Christopher Bertram Campos. the police have still been unable to track him down. It was on July I that Campo.s. 33. proprietor of International Advertisers in Rodger
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    Judge's return
    25 7 SINGAPORE, Frl. Mr. Justice Buttrose, now on holiday in Britain, is expected back in Singapore by the H. and O. liner Cathay tomorrow.
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    Corporal who saved a drowning woman gets praise and $25
    271 7 Corporal who saved a drowning woman gets praise and $25 BATU PAHAT. Friday. A police corporal who saved a drowning woman in the Batu Pahat River last year received a letter of commendation from Johore's Chief Police Officer, Senior Assistant Commissioner .Haji Abdul Kadir bin Haji Hassan yesterday. Four members
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    Lecturer for language conference in Berlin
    135 7 I/UALA LUMPUR. Frl. The president of the Malay Language Society o; the University of Malaya. Inche Awang Had. is the only delegate from Malaysia attending the international conferense on the problems of teaching of modern languages to be held in West Berlin early next
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    Thieves raid, a tomb
    43 7 PENANO. Frl Two stone lions have been stolen trona the tomb of the late Penann MCA president. Mr. Heah Joo beang. in Mount Erskine cemetery. The loss was discovered ov a caretaker. Tye Teik Cheang. who Informed the police.
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    Fact and fiction about the war in Malaya
    97 7 |t)NDON. Frl. The Dally Express sucgested today that a Him be made of the British soldiers whose "devotion and courage" had s?ved post-war Malaya from the Communists. The newspaper »«*<• n an editorial: "In a film. The Seventh Dvwn' Mr. Wil- liam
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    Revision of polls registers next month
    105 7 Revision of polls registers next month ITUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The annual revision of Malaya's electoral rolls this year will be held from Sept. 1 to Oct. 12, according to the Elections Commission here. Assistant registration officers will carry out the revision throughout the country. It enables citizens who have attained
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    Party in action
    43 7 SINGAPORE. Fri The Singapore Malays Action Committee, which was formed at a Singapore UMNO convention last month to discuss the situation of Malays In the State, will meet tomorrow at 8 p.m. to study the reports of Its four sub-committees.
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    Invitation to Malaysian writers
    131 8 Invitation to Malaysian writers KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysian writers are invited to take part in a "Workshop for Young Writers" to be held at the Inivcrsity of lowa during the academic year beginning in September, 1965. The writers will work together for one academic year. The purpose of this project
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    Former Chief Game Warden of Malaya dies in England
    153 8 LONDON, Fri.— Mr. Edward Oswald Shebbeare, transport officer to two Mount Everest expeditions and former Chief Game Warden in Malaya, died on Tuesday at his home in Oxfordshire. He was 80. Mr. Shebbeare. son of the Rev. C. H. Shebbeare, Vicar
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    Couple fined $50 each in hunt case
    117 8 Couple fined $50 each in hunt case SINGAPORE, Fri.— A couple were fined $50 each today by a magistrate's court for voluntarily causing hurt to a woman. Chen Choo Sit. 37, and his wife. Liew Lee Seng, 33, were found guilty of committing; the offence at a house in Eng
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    King sends greetings to South Korea
    70 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Frt— The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has sent a message of congratulation to the President of the Republic of South Korea for Its 19th National Do tomorrow. A similar message waa also tent to the South Korean Minister of Foreign AOairs by the
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    Maidservant robbed
    55 8 PENANG. Prl. A 17-year-old maidservant. Yeoh Ai Tin. was robbed of a necklace and bracelet last night while cycling along Noordtn Street Gha.t. Yeoh told police she was on her way home at about 0.30 p.m. when two thughs stopped her. They relieved her of the Jewellery after
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    Khaw flies to Europe
    209 8 Housing Minister on six weeks' tour of Denmark, West Germany, France to study low-cost housing programmes KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Minister for Local Government and Housing, Mr. Khaw Kai Boh, flies to Europe tomorrow for a six-week study of low-cost home programmes there. Mr. Khaw, accompanied
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    Sabah—-where hospital beds have to be laid on the floor...
    199 8 Sabah— -where hospital beds have to be laid on the floor... JESSELTON. Fri. Sabah's Minister for Health, Mr. Richard Yap, yesterday asked a Press photographer to take pictures of mattresses laid on the floor for patients at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital here "so that I can show it to the
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    Men jailed for having guns to appeal
    169 8 SINGAPORE, Fri.— Two mpn, Samiun bin Chugok, 44, and Adam bin Anwar, 43, who are under an Assize Court conviction and sentence of 10 years' Jail each on three charges of unlawful possession of firearms. ammunition, and explosives, are appealing against the conviction
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    New bank branch
    38 8 PENANG. Pri. The governor, Raja Tun Uda. will open the New Beach Street building of the Penang branch of the Indian Bank at 5 p.m. next Thursday. A reception will follow from <$ to 7.30 p.m.
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    JUDGE TELLS ACCUSED WHEN NOT TO USE A PARANG...
    160 8 JUDGE TELLS ACCUSED WHEN NOT TO USE A PARANG... I POH. Fri. Parangs 1 should be used for work in the fields and not on human beings, Mr. Justice Ali bin Hassan told a padi planter, Bahazin bin Wahab, 32, in the High Court here today when sentencing him to
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    Lock icon Mr. Moore calls on Minister
    58 8 LONDON. Fri.— Mr. A. B. Moore. Deputy British High Commissioner of Singapore 'oday called on the Duke of Devonshire. Commonwealth and Colonial Minister of State. Officials said it was a courtesy call. Mr. Moore, who is on leave in Britain. Is due to return to
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    Handling of cargo in Penang declined last year
    272 9 DENANG, Fri. The port of Penang last I year handled a total of 3.34 million tons of cargo, down by 581,000 j tons compared with 1962. The decline, according to the Penang Port Commis- i slon's annual report, is again due to
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    Back on the job
    28 9 IPOH, Pri. Mr. J.W. Smith I general manager of the Perak MMT Hydro-electric Power Co. Ltd., has returned after tut months leave in Australia.
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    NA TIONAL SER VICE
    127 9 Tawau call-up registration to re-open for latecomers: Penalty warning to dodgers JESSELTON, Friday. RATIONAL Service registration in Tawau will be re-opened on Sept. 6 and 7, it was announced here today. A senior Government spokesman, announcing this, said that the Government had decided to re-open the
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    SUIT AGAINST DATO YEE WITHDRAWN
    145 9 IPOH. Fri.— A civil suit 1 instituted by Harper Giinilan Co. Ltd. against Dato Yee Peng Wan, 48, leader of the Alliance and the Malayan Chinese Association in the Cameron Highlands, which was scheduled for hearing in the Sessions Court here today, has been dropped.
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    Three gang chiefs held in Penang
    65 9 PENANG. Fri Three secret society chiefs were detained early thus morning when police raided several underworld hideouts m Noordin Street Ghaut. Presgrave Street Ghaut and Pranmn Estate The detainees, believed to b* leaders of Ang 24." are being questioned in connection with recent robberies.
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    No cause for alarm: Tengku Osman
    104 9 No cause for alarm: Tengku Osman IKSSLLTON. Fri. There is no IMM for alarm, said Lt<ien. Tcncku Osman bin Tengku Mohamed Jewa. Chief of the Armed Forces Staff, on his arrival here yesterday from Ruchinc for a brief visit of military units. Picture shows Lieut. Dickie Mei. of the Second
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    Highlands disturbed by noisy visitors at dawn
    270 10 TANA RATA, Friday. £ASLAL visitors who come at dawn to this cool holiday resort to spend the day make a nuisance of themselves, according to the Cameron Highlands Tourist Promotion Association. They arrive in busloads, sometimes as early as 4.30 a.m., before the
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    Puan Aishah at opening of art exhibition
    78 10 Puan Aishah at opening of art exhibition SINGAPORE. Frl. The wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara. Toh Puan Noor Aishah. this morning opened the Chinese Women's Association's art and handicraft exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Hall. She said the exhibition was proof of the ability of the womenfolk to organise
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    Bicycle thefts
    20 10 KUCHINO, Fri.— Police here disclosed today that 354 bicycles had so far been stolen In Sarawak this pear.
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    Cultural pearls now from Sabah
    110 10 JESSELTON, Fri. Sabah exported her first shipment of 10.000 cultured pearls at the end of last year. It was disclosed here today. These pearls, produced on the east coast of Sabah. will be pat up for public exhibition at the MAIIA exhibition in Kuala Lumpur
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    Big Walk for Malaysia Day in Raub
    73 10 RAUB. Fn.— A Big Walk competition will highlight the first anniversary celebrations' of Malaysia Day here. The walk which begins from Dong to Raub a distance of nine miles will take place at 6 am. on Aug. 31. Other items of the day
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    Beauty Queen goes shopping and sight seemg
    106 10 Beauty Queen goes shopping and sight seemg 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. Miss New Zealand 1964. lovely Lyndal Ursula Crulckshank (above), spent her first day in Singapore shopping and sightseeing on a conducted tour. The tour to six of Singapore's main attractions the National Theatre, a Hindu temple In South Bridge RoaJ.
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    NATIONAL LIBRARY SETS UP LENDING RECORD
    144 10 SINGAPORE, Fn. The number of books lent by the National Library's adult lending section for home reading during the first seven months of this year showed an increase of 31,000 compared with the same period last year. The library's acting director, Mrs. Hedwig Anuar,
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    Owners to discuss parking lots for lorries
    161 10 SINGAPORE, Fr i More than 250 members of the Singapore lorry Owners' Association will meet on Sunday at its New Bridge Road premises to discuss a I proposal to introduce parking lots for lorries. The Ministry of National Development has put forward a
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    Soccer star to head riot unit
    67 10 IPOH. Frl. Asst. Supt. M Balasundrum, 0.C.P.D., Kampar. and former Perak soccer and hockey star, has been transferred to Singapore where he will take charge of the No. 6 Troop of the Federal Reserve Unit. Mr. Balasundram who has served In Perak for 12
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    Anti-Sock copter pilots decorated
    151 10 |(UALA LUMPUR. Frl. Three helicopter pilots, who have served with the British security forces In the Malaysian Borneo states in opposing Indonesianbased terrorists, have been awarded Queen Elizabeth's Commendations in London. They are Lieut. Geoffrey Atkln, Lieut. Anthony Woodhead, and Lieut. David Carr all from the
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      188 10 AU*» Onp ggff F.F. tTmntlim NICK. 3MITH. M«? 1%1 NOT THE WEATHER.. LOOKS LIKE 1 I PUT WE'D RETTER SET t I WHY ARE J MAD... WHAT IT WAS GOOD I A SOUAU ALL BUTTONEP- UP FAST.' JH It I YOU AKiGRY MAKES \OU TILL YOU CAME/ RJGHT, BUT LET'S
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    Legally, Penang 'is already part of Common Market'
    737 11 Let there be no misunderstanding head of Tariff Board tells 'free port status' men... THE chairman ot the Tariff Advisory Board, Mr. L. A. D. Williamson, today declared that under the law Penang was "already part of the Malaysian Common Market." "Let
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    Spore court sends two Indonesians to jail
    94 11 SINGAPORE. Fri— An Indonesian was today jailed for six months by the Ninth Magistrate's Court for overstaying in the state illegally. The same court sentenced another Indonesian to six months' jail for returning to the state without permission La Khari. who had two
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    METHODIST BID FOR AN ASIAN BISHOP
    260 11 METHODIST BID FOR AN ASIAN BISHOP KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. T\ELEGATES to the South-East Asia regional con- ference of the Methodist Church to be held here from Aug. 17 to Aug. 23 will be urged to elect an Asian bishop Thib was disclosed today by Rev. Craig S. Wilder, editor of
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    Woman admits charge
    50 11 IPOH. Fri. A nou»e«ue. Cheah Kum Hoe. 28. pleaded guilty In the magistrate's court here today to dishonestly retaining $40. stolen from Sin Chee Leong. proprietor of a textile shop in Tau Tet Shin market here last night. Aug. 27 and Cheah was allowed bail of $100
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    Kelantan is overall winner in Month contests
    263 11 I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Kelantan was the overall winner in the national language month competitions held in the past two weeks at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka here. The state scored a total of 1017 points in the pantun. debating, speech and reading competitions.
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    Malaysia Day celebrations in Krian
    80 11 PAIRT BUNTAR Fri. Krian District will celebrate the first anniversary ot MalayMa with a parade ot school children and representatives of voluntary organisations at the town padang here at 10 a.m. on Aug. 31 There will be a tea party at the Krian Club at
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    Minister to make tour
    62 11 SI^JGAPORK Pn Vhf Minister lor Education. Mr Ong Pang Boon, will lour the Havelock and Delta constituencies tomorrow Hp will oe accompanied oy hi* Parl:amentary Secretary Inche Rahim Ishak (Assemblyman for Slfrlap). Inche Ann b:n Suradi Assemblyman for Kampong Kembangani and Mr Wong Chun Choi. The
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    Goodwill dinner
    35 11 StNOAPOKE Kri The Prune Minister. Mr. Let- Kuan Yew and other Minister.*- will attend a goodwill dinner tomorrow oraanised by representative* of the Qupen.stown constituency ai the Queenstown community centre at 7.30 p.m.
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    Govt urged to set up transfers .committee to post teachers
    171 11 Govt urged to set up transfers .committee to post teachers 4 RESOLUTION urging t a transfers committee Day Training Colleges wil annual delegates' conferei D.T.C. Graduates Teacher tomorrow. The resolution, to be oved by the Penang branch, will also propo.se that teachers sent to the East Coast States be asked
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    NEW HIGHWAY DEATH
    38 11 TANJOM. MAI.IM. Fri. A 13-year-old boy. Lee Cher Kiong. was knocked down by a car on the new 12--mile highway about three miles north of here today. Lee died on admission to the District Hospital.
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    DEATH
    68 12 it Wmrit tit (Mtmimmmi MRS. VEO SOON BEE nee Wee Ckaes l.ian. ate Hi (balorad mother of Mr. Teo Hock Seag) paaaad away leacefully on 12-<-64 leaving behind J *on.«. 5 daughtat*. 3 *ona-ln-law. 3 iiauKhteni-ln-law. 36 grandchildren and M great -urandcbllnren to mourn bar Irwa. cortege leave* 19
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    127 12 Wt4, Sin (Mlmlmtmml MR. AND MRS. Tony Won* thank all rrirnda and relation* for thalr valuable preawnti on the oeoaalon 0/ •r.e'r marriage on 10-S-S4. MR. AND MRS. Ljew Kee Kok thank a'l relative* and frtend*. for gtSta, on the occatlon of their marriage »-«-M THE FAMILY OF tna
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    The Straits Times Saturday, August 15,1964. Talks With; Manila
    622 12 The Straits Times Saturday, August 15, 1964. Talks With; Manila President Macapagal's friend- j ly remarks on the possibility of fresh talks on the Philippines' claim to Sabah will be reciprocated in Malaysia. It does not matter that Mr. Macapagal appears anxious to create the impression that it is entirely
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    Home To Roost
    304 12 The U.S. Senate's over- whelming vote prohibiting all American aid to Indonesia and •tviir.g the training of iuden■sWM in American miWaiy establishments is important more for its moral than material effect The aid Indonesia is now getting from America is small, and certainly does not I strengthen
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    Language Month
    257 12 Tonight's ceremonial conclusion at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka in Kuala Lumpur to this year's National Language Month will bring to an appropriate end the most ambitious such campaign yet attempted. Throughout Malaya thousands of people have been re-impressed with the vital role the National Language is to
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    Australia looks to her manpower gaps
    491 12  -  WILLIAM FITTER By T»HE Vietnam flare--1 up and the Cyprus situation are reminding Australians that the time has arrived for them to look seriously to their defences. Canberra and the Australian people generally partly learned the lesson of the last war that sparsely settled
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      151 12 I REFER to the letter by Tan (S.T. Aug. 6) about the Information he received that children and youths are not allowed to enjoy any of its indoor games and sports at th« Tiong Bahru Community Centre unless they loin the Centre Youth Oib. He also
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    FROM RAG-TAG GUERRILLA TO TRAINED SOLDIER
    1343 12  - FROM RAG-TAG GUERRILLA TO TRAINED SOLDIER BERNARD B. FALL BATTLE-TESTED. GOOSE-STEPPING VETERANS OF NORTH VIETNAM By THE lt VietNam Quan Doi N h a nDan" (Vietnam People's Army). whose naval components engaged American destroyers last we»9k. is probably the largest and besttrained native military force in mainland South-East Asia. American
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    A warm welcome for 'get together' idea
    416 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. 'J'HE Selangor Government's proposed experiment in racial integration, announced yesterday, drew enthusiastic support today from Malaysians, ranging from educationists to mothers. They described the scheme, whereby students will be encouraged to stay with families other than those of their own
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    Bus man is cleared of outrage charge
    90 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Singapore Traction Co. bus conductor, charged with outraging the modesty of a 14--year-old girl passenger, was today acquitted and discharged by the Fourth Magistrate. Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee. without his defence being called. Chunclfika.Min Rangasamy. 44. was alleged to
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    77 UNDERGRADS APPEAL AGAINST EXPULSION
    115 13 OIXGAFOKt, Fri. Seventy -seven out ol 103 Nanyanff University undergraduates, who have been expelled on orders received from the Central Government on account of their alleged involvement in subversive political activities inside the university, have appealed against their expulsions. Prof. R. K. Liu. chairman of
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    Ways of raising Nantah standards
    200 13 SINGAPORE, Frl. "THE nine-man pro tern committee of the Academic Staff Association of Nanyang University today called on the Minister for Education, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, to pledge their support for the Singapore Government's plan to re-orga-nise the university. The spokesman of the team. Prof.
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    14 13 A BOUQUET FOR VISITOR FROM THAILAND, THEN A BRIEF MOMENT OF DESPERATION
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    Triumph in a word as Vat Ching says 'Hello' to a queen
    456 13  - Triumph in a word as Vat Ching says 'Hello' to a queen PADMAN QOPAL By J£UALA LUMPUR, Fri. It was a great triumph for 15--year-old Lee Vat Ching today. She said "hello." She said It to former Queen Rambhai Barni of Thailand who visited the Spastic Children/s Association in Petaling
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    A VIP visitor at rida centre
    51 13 A VIP visitor at rida centre |7K)RM£R Quern F Rambhai Barni of Thailand leaving the RIDA training centre yesterday after spending half an hour there. On her left is the supervisor of the centre, Che Juairiah binte Mohamed Said. The trainees stand in two lines to say goodbye. Straits Times
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    Supervisee isjailed for year
    76 13 Supervisee isjailed for year SINGAPORE. Prl. A police supervisee. Shua Hock Lye. today pleaded guilty in a District Court ro a charge of falling to report to the police and failing to remain indoors during certain hours. He was jailed for one year on each charge, the sentences to run
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    Newsboys back
    29 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fii.— A group of seven Japanese newspaper delivery boys who arrived here on Tuesday on a South-East Asian pood will tour returned to Singapore today.
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    Bahaman to visit Spore and Kuching
    73 13 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Malaysian Minister for Health, Incite Behaman bin Samsuddln. will visit Singapore on Sunday and Monday. On Monday. Inche Bahamas will call on Singapore's Health Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. and visit various hospitals and clinics in the State. At ntfjht lie
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      786 13 Today 's Radio, TV RADIf MAI AVQia Ceremony of Bulan Bahasa KeHAUItJ MALAYSIA ba n K saan IM4: 12.00 Midnight %Oio.\M Cloie v „,.r*. RADIO SINGAPORE m£y M 6 6 0° 2 M P o^n a g mm MelS I ""2*21 Day; 7.32 Breakfast Potpourri; «nein» «.OO The News; 8.05
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    7 15 MALAYSIAN NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS" Ist DAY
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    Lock icon Rajamani confirms she is one of Asia's fastest women
    283 15  -  E. FRIDA and By FRANCIS BOEY HER 58.7 for 400 M IS ALL-COMERS RECORD GEREMBAN, FrL £> Perak's 20-year-old schoolgirl, M. Rajamani the season's "find" in Malaysian athletics, today virtually won herself a ticket with the Malaysian contingent to the Tokyo
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    61 15 Jill- CONTROVERSIAL finish to the third heat of the SliUm at s.rrmban yesterday K.nnrtli Perera (177) of Singapore looks to have beaten Latif Olen (131) of Sarawak in a desperate lunge at the tape and the two fought a thrilling race for second place behind winner P. Rengam of Malacca.
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    First day's results
    915 15 KKY to Stale abbreviations: S-singapore. Ba-Sabah. SarSarawak. Sel-Selannor. P-Pe-rak. Pg-Penang. M -Malacca. K-Kedah. Kel-Kelantan. NsNegrt Sembllan. J-Johore. The finals MEN 1.500 m: 1 V| Blackwell (S) 4:01.8, 2 Dilbagh Singh Kler (Sa) 4:2 0. 3 R. Subramaniam m) 4:5.4. 10.000 m: 1 J. Marlmuthu (M) 32:48.4. 2
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    Day's competition starts with a controversy in 800 m race
    798 15 centralised training." Rajamani today ran according to how coach Bill Miller said she should do. She sprinted away from her field from the start and cleared further and further away from her rivals to score easy wins in her two
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    Easy wins for S'gor, Negri
    88 15 I/UALA LL'MPOR, Frl. Selan- gor and Negrt cleared their tint hurdles In the central Zone quadrangular hockey tournaments for the Tun Abdul Razaic Cup at the Princes Road Stadium today. Eflangor. with six Internationals, trounced Pahang 7-0 in the opening match while Negri outplayed Malaysian
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    41 15 HOCKEY Perak Gort. Services \*r 'Ipoh): Labuur Dept 4 T Anson 0. SOCCER Ipoh Commercial Houses Lee: White House 0 Yellow House 0 Talplng Ure: Pemuda Bokan 4 Persatuan Melayu 0. L. Perak Dlv. 1; Gloucester Bit w.o. Nova Scotia.
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    Programme of today's events
    150 15 Programme of today's events EVENTS for today, final day of the first Malaysian National athletic meet, are: MORNING SESSION 9 a.m. 110 m hurdles (decathlon), women's high jump final; 9.15 Women's 200 m beats; 9.35 200 m men's semi-finals, dis< u> (decathlon) 9.45 3.000 m steeplechase final; 10.0 Women's 800
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    When Russia asked a U.S. newsman for help
    1746 16  - When Russia asked a U.S. newsman for help ROBERT J. DONOVAN THE UNTOLD STORY OF A SOVIET AGENT, A REPORTER AND THE CUBAN CRISIS By REMARKABLE story of how a Washingtor correspondent, John Scali, became a crucially important intermediary between W a s h i n g ton and Moscow
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      179 17 AN A USSIE PRAISES TENGKU MAY I congratulate your paper (S.T. Aug. 14) on the article by Allington Kennard. It is as fine a piece of objective writing as one could hope to see. Your caption. "Tengku Returns in Triumph" is the kind of heading one has seen oft repeated:
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      AN ASIAN METHODIST BISHOP?
      249 17 AN ASIAN METHODIST BISHOP? WITH reference to the article "Pastors to pick new Bishop" (S.T. Aug. 10) may I be allowed to express my concern on the question of electing a new bishop at the Southeastern Asia Regional Conference of The Methodist Church next week at Wesley Church, Kuala Lumpur.
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      BUSES FOR PASSENGERS
      60 17 MALACCA'S bus services are inadequate and to make matters worse a considerable number of buses are chartered daily to transport Army personnel. The result of pressure on the remaining few buses is the unseemly sight of assengers rushing and battling for places on the few buses available.
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      45 CENTS SUGAR
      57 17 ris all very well for Dr. Lim Swee Aun to say that sugar must not cost more than 45 cents a kati, but who is going to make them observe that price. They sell now between 50 and 55 cents and tell you to <o elsewhere if
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      DUST STORM
      26 17 LORRIES carrying earth along the laterite road o the Toa Payoh Construction site cause minor dust storms over the estate. LIM HOCK HUAT Singapore
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      Electricity trade rates hit traders
      249 17 IT is a matter for regret that a disparity exists in the charges of electricity for trade and domestic consumption in Lower Perak despite the recent take-over by the Central Electricity Board. Trade consumers expect fairer treatment than given under the Domestic Tariff rates. Take
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      87 17 BY THE LEFT ON THE ROAD TiE solution suggested by Adaptable (S.T. Aug. 1> violates the cardinal rule of the road of keeping to the left and, consequently, encourages other drivers to pass on the blind insiue lane. The problem would be simply resolved if motorists observed the rule of
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      SUPPRESSION
      49 17 FULLY agree with Mrs. Ang's complaint (S.T. Aug. 8) about the excessive static Interference to radio reception in the Housing and Development Board's fiats. I suggest that anti-inter-ference devices or noise suppressors oe fitted In the Housing Board's electrical system, to improve our reception. LIM KIM SENG Singapore
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      NO TIME
      45 17 RADIO Slngapura should extend the time allotted to Malay Conversation Lessons. The speakers have to hurry through the lessons and leave many sentences unexplained because the lessons are getting pro- i gresslvely longer and the time Is now quite insufficient. H.T.K. I Singapore
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      BREAKDOWN IN SANITATION
      242 17 rE sanitary conditions and drainage in Ayer Tawar is deteriorating, particularly in the new village. In the village shrubs by the roads are tall enough to harbour a tiger. Most of the bucketlatrines are wrecked; broken buckets are not replaced, the walls between the compartments collapsed and
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      266 17 Straits Times Crossword V IB^ WM^ IB^ WF' HF WM~ I ACKOSS 16. By chance plebeian lood's 8. a. Twelve-inch sphere tor fur- turned up ior the royal family ther »portemen (.8, 6). > (8). 10. 11. Just friends? (4, 10). 18. Vessels for cooking venison 12. Agile young doctor
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      327 18 (Continurd from Pace 13) RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS U Word, UM (Mim.) ST. ANDREWS CATHEDRAL I Anglican); 7.00 a.m. Holy Communion: 8.00 %.m. Parish Communion. r3O a.m. Mandarin Parish Communion: 11.00 a.m. Family Service; 12.00 noon Holy Communion; 6.00 p.m. Evensong-. METHODIST CHURCH. 48 Barker Road at Dunearn Road. Third Milestone. Singapore
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      500 18 OVERSEAS LEAVE Wnrds U (Mim.)— Box SO ets. txtrm VISITING BRITAIN? a newer car at tne "Old' rate from Synchro Car Hire Ltd.. fetersoara Mews. South Kensington. London, 5.W.7. Belf-drive three-way tariff for Morris. 1100s. Victors and Cortina™. Quotations tor period hire. Overseas enquiries answered by return alr-mall. QOINO TO
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      1040 18 SITUATIONS VACANT >»_*ore'e M (Mtn.)-Box SO cU exfre SECRETARY FOR CERMAN corres- i pondence required by European Com- pany in Kuala Lumpur. Handwritten I applications with pbotofcrapn, reuwnaole I lo Box Atf'B2 S.T.. S pore. WANTEO EXPERIENCED AC- COUNTANT by binaapore well sail Miftbed firm. Remuoeration according) to qualification and
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      868 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT Words U <Mtm.)—Bmx SO cts. sxtrm TANGLIN. Bedstttlng Koom with nathroom. balcony, private entrance. in ci..ene lor's wen appointed novae. nor bachelor only $310/- Includes servant Writ* Box A6T26 s T ti pore. FULLY FURNISHED BUNGALOW. District 10. litre* bedrooms, silting and dlnlnlt rooms, bathrooms, servant's quarters, carporch.
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      931 18 i HOUSES A LAND WANTED to Words U (MlM.r—BtM t» eta. sxtro RBOUIREO A HOUSE either Bunra- j tow Semi-detached or Corner Terrace i with Compound and 3 Bedrooms. Tele- phone ***** 8 pore. TUITION ■o Wmrds $8 imJtm.t—Box is eta sustre) ENGLISH SECONDARY r-re university Clsssss. Tel. S pore
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      841 18 FOR HIRE M ITprctl U (Mlm.)— Bom ,0 eta rxtr. FURNITURE H.P./HIRB. United Shanghai Compaay, 3 Jaian rebrau. JB. 3105. FURNITURE r*or Hire Ur air. furcbae* At Keasonabl* Kates, sun Uee •ens. al Kocoor« canal Koad. 6lagapore Tel. totMUWoWR REFRIGERATOR. TELEVISION hirepurchase ir hire. Contact Cheers Electric Co.. 290-O Joo
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      944 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Words St (Mitt.)— Box M els. exfre 1959 OPEL REKORD very good condition $320*> o.no. Ring (Spore) ***** for inauertion. MORRIS MINOR 195$ Two owners. Excellent condition $2,600/-. Ring ***** l.urn. No dealers please. FIAT SOOO iALOOr*. 1963 model. 6.000 miles, excellent condition TelePhone (XL) *****
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      1016 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE M Words U tMtm.l Box St eta. txtrm FIAT ISSS. New paint, new brake. very good condition. $1,430 90 Jellleoe Road off Lavender Street. Pbone (S'porei ***** Sens Tone. MITSUBISHI 600. Year 1963. C/Insurance ri-crnt drcoke. Accident free. SI.MO 0.n.0. Tel. ***** or call 23S Kirn Beng
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      1312 19 TO LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST U.K.: Oue S'oore sa<i* P Sham finant MEH£ LAUS tiVltaaH, Otitllin GM. IS Aug II Aug 17/21 Aut 21 Ai« CL US '•"trpttl, Dublin, CllSgO* Aug 15/ H Aug 17 I, U .l O u L r CU$ '•"•'RMI. Avonomatt Am 21 Sipt 2 Aig
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      2593 19 tW m m *M L^ff 'mM/JIJiklM jaSßa mT mm Urn all w m\ |^i| THE EAC LINES Hrt\V Vc^H S'ncapok kuau tuMPuaar. svhiihwhaai hhano ■S[2fe«iK2_V oc«>« muu tt.uninn. roiOiM.) i/i.«dii o»i moNi 7»oi r>o«i win iNOHiciM mONiitirt SAILINGS 10 lENSA, Lk NAVM. NAMBtJtI. BREMUL ANTWERP, ROTTERBAM. AMSTERDAM. OSLO. BOTHENBURt AN!
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      1294 19 feELLERMAN BUCKRAU S.S. CO.. LTD. LONDON HAMIURG ROTTERDAM HAVRE HULL AND MIDDLESBROUGH Singapori Pt S'Mm PJBbM ICITY OF JIHANNESBUK II Alg IRiall Uly) 17/11 Aut 'CITY OF DURHAM 21/21 Aug 24 23 Aug 21 Am ICITY OF COLOMM 21/27 AM II >■( •CIH OF LEICESTER 21/22 Salt 21/2SSt|t 21 Sept
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    141 20 MELBOURNE. Prl.— All sections of the market closed the week on a strong; note influenced by the 1 strength of base metals. Rises outnumbered falls by a very wide margin. The few falls were mostly fractional except Courtaulds which lost 1/3 to lii- following lower profli and dividend.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    253 20 SEPTEMBER tlrtt grade rubbtr f.o.b. elesed at S p.m. m Kuala Lumaur and Singapore yesterday at 63| centa per Ib. down bait a cent on Thursday* closing level for tbe position. The tone was quiet and ■lightly easier. R.A.S. and r.M.R.E. elating price* In eanta par Ib. yesterday:
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    256 20 Aug M Three months INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 raj M Containers 13 eta. Danlops 14 cents. M Cables 13 eta. M. Containers 13 c McAlmter 13 cts. City l)ev. 7 eta. M. Invest. 12 ctj K. Smelters 27 cts 0.C.8.C. 20 its. Krao 13 rts. Rothmint 9 cts. Fed.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    75 20 Th« Malayan lichanga Banks' Auooiatian raofle these changes In Its rates to mercha-Us yesterday (all rates to $100): New Verk: buying TT 32 8/16. airmail OO 32 11/16, 00 d/st 33 credit hills. 33 1/8 trade bills: Canada buying TT 35 3/16, airmail OD 33 5/16. 90 d/st
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    H.K. RATES
    36 20 ON the free aichanie market in Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dellar was quoted at s.7ft| for TT and 5.74» for oath. Sttrlmj was quoted at 15.98 and ana tatl af geld at 2491.
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    INDUSTRIALS TUMBLE IN A HEAVY TURNOVER
    840 20 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIAL shares on 1 the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday had heavy falls accompanied by the biggest turnover seen for some time. The industrial index fell two points to a new low of 89.43. The high was 116.16 on March 18.
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 20 Malayan Stock Indices Aof. -13 Au(f. 14 •Industrials: 91.33 89.43 Tins: 125.66 135.02 S rubbers: 102.18 101.90 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 196.2=100
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    MALAYA STOCK INDICES.
    939 20 DUSINESS In and reported tc the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Beuttead (2.000) SI.S7; C.S. Haldlngt (1.000) 52.55, 11.000) (3.30. (1.000) $2.M; Ounlopt (5.000) Sl.Ol. (4.000) tI.M. (1.000) CI.S9. (2.000) $1.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 20 AUGUST 14. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 85] cents (down half a cent). TIN: 5641.50 a picul (down $2.50). Unofficial rtsimatrr] offering: 200 tons (down 40 tons).
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    167 20 SHIM lym* alonmlcla tha Smopsro wharvt« er tapected today arei Victoria 1/-.'. Herding N.W. 2. Hiimpitiin N.W. 3. Ljirut N.W. 5, Hozul MS.ru s/9, Olrnlyoo 10/11. Now verett 19, Btir EtetelKeuse l' lb KruIrn Bakke 13/14. Sanrhl 31/32. KamlM Maru 33/34. Baniora 29/30. 1-kla alaerak 38/3 S.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    69 20 /'MINESE Product E<chan«t SinusV part neon pncti par picul vtittrday: Coconut oil: hulk »il» «ellera. drum *i<-. Kellers. Cet)r«: Aug. /Sept. L'K Con'inrnt: UasatMi el Pepper: Muntok wnitr $1 Sarawak whit* *132t wlkPn Harawak black *I<>7» saaatn. LamponK black SII2I tttlan SI2S sellers. Smiapera Coconut Oil Millort' Aseex
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      1132 20 VI KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. U.S.A. Great Lakes/East Canada Service H'koni Yckohama Haiifai Monftal loronto Cie»e'ano ftcee* Tim Mart" 71 Stpt 2 Oct 24 Oct I Ntf Nit 12 Hit Kraikswa Man" 4 Stpt 14 Stpt II Oct 22 Oct tt Ocl IS Oct i Net W««t Coast off Central
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      1027 20 I USTRllla StRVICt INDIA. PARISIAN ANO P (Ulr SllviCa li Aeilaite. Milaaene. Siiatt Tei Maerai lie Naf'P'ttiaas) Penant P. Itsa co'« S pert r S'ram ''taint lAMORA II Pert RAJUU HPIU lii| 11 Asg II At| SUIIMIA JStlt |/ll«ipt 11 Ujt.i RAJUIA SIS Sept 11 Stpt 12 Sept (ROM AUSTRALIA
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      166 20 RIOGRANDE LINE t»OM SOUTH IMUiH o >0Ul» Arß.^. S'oott P Suit rtnant fßfla a.«. "VENTURA" 11/11 Sept 17/11 Sept HMP4. MOD. noes, rieam MSM UktHH. VDtre r. Shtnj ftaani II fCHb a.t. "HERMUHO M/M <af ti/M tss H'H »t| P. UMrit. L Ktroeet. Oersaa Ctown. Santos, Rio. RrMfttt. B.T. "CMNVIILE'
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      1020 21 (Continued from Page 18) VEHICLES FOR SALE More 1 SS (Min.)— Box 50 eta. extra 1952 FIAT 1500. European owned iretully maintained. Excellent cooitlon throughout. Regularly serviced. >.000 0.n.0. Telephone B'pore *****. 1562 RED TRIUMPH TR4 Coovertlte. One owner, mileage 14.000 excel•nt condition. Call Office X.L ***** xt. 222 or
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      897 21 FOR SALE 20 Word* SS I W ln.)— Box 50 eta, fatrt THE LATEST 1965 Kuba Starve Radiogram Model "Rlmlal" 5495/Cash. Ben German quality for your money. Sole Agent Teh Bee Hrng A Co.. 80, Robinson Road, Singapore. HAVE YOUR CAR (fixed with 'Dooi Visors" against rain? Also Auto Omaments/
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      950 21 STEAMBATHS. MASSAGE. ETC t» Word* U (Mlm.y—Bom $0 eta. »artr» TIMOt LIT LAUREL Massair ateambatn retreab you Licensed Maaseur/MMMOM, Sl9-P River Valley Road. H-pora. Telcpboo* 2387S 10.00 a.ra. to B.UO p.m. sharp. I MUNIMI IT BEAUTE. Relaxlm body-maaaaxe by experienced msnanr/ > masseuse. Modern and hygienic. 23 32 Ngeo Ann
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      795 21 BARS*RF> *U D > ''M i 20 Word* SI r*Hn.)—Box M ct*. txtrm LAI WAH RESTAURANT Hpeciaj Dclielous Caotooea* Pood prepared n> famous oook at ST7C/SOC laJaa Basar. D'pora. Tal: ZOOM. TRY TASTY SALT Baked Cbtcktn ft other famous CBlckea Dishes. Haoac Km. BeraoKuoo Road, (off Woodavula Circle). Singapore Pbooe
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      729 21 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND Bankruptcy Nos. 689/56 Tan Tal Tee. 716, Upper Serangoon Road, Spore. (Conductor). 386/56 Robert Teo Boon Seng, 14-A, Brahmaputra Road. Spore. (Typlstj. 236/59 Chla Olt Ang, 192-A, Upper Serangoon Road, Spore. (Conductor). 325/59 S. S. Moorthy, 105, Jalan Teck Whye,
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      762 21 PUBUC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are Invited from Pederal Citizens and from permanent serving Government Officers Including those on probation for the following appointments: 1 STAFF OFFICERS (Division in the MUnjg, feaSSSSg arv period Staff Officers are requirIS trfslrfor the rihfXla/racfwS ffiflK. O^vefnmenTMalay Mandard to the Malay Standard n
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      492 21 TENDERS KELANTAN J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from JJC.R. registered Contractors Class "D' and above will be received at the office of Jurutera Negeri, Kelantan. Kota bharu, up to 3.00 p.m. of the 24th August, 1964 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF 1 POLICE STATION, 1 CLASS F QRS., 6 UNITS CLASS Q
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      328 21 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by th* Chairman, Economic Development Board, 2nd Floor. Fullerton Build I Ins. up to noon on Saturday, 22nd I Aufust, 1964 for:THE CONSTEL'CTION OF B.C. i CULVERTS AND CONCRETE CHANNELS ETC. IN JALAN BESI BAJA AND JALAN BESL (Show Round
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      GOODING, LEE WILL DOMINATE THE MCA CLASSIC
      167 22 GOODING, LEE WILL DOMINATE THE MCA CLASSIC PENANG. Friday. SOUTH, who will be at full strength, is favoured to beat North in their annual three-day cricket classic which begins here tomorrow. The match will start it 11 a.m each day on the Penang Sport.> Club ground In Western Road. Interest
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      Fight ends in a riot
      241 22 nOXING: Liverpool Frl. Astonishing scenes marked the end of a 10-round heavyweight contest In which Johnn* Prescott outpointed Brian London, former British ana Empire champion. When the referee raised Prescott 1 arm in victory, there was pandemonium In the stadium One spectator leaped into the
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      England (182) have missed bus
      674 22 IMPROVED HAWKE TAKES SIX FOR 47 LONDON, Friday. JTNGL AND got both batting feet on the Test bus when the fifth and final one began at The Oval yesterday but by mid-afternoon had tumbled off badly. Boycott and Barber began so brightly, scoring at a
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      26 22 LOS ANGELES. Fri. Ttie California Athletic Commission has suspended Fighting Harada, the Japanese bantamweight boxer, for refusing to meet Jesus Pimental on Sept. 9. Reuler
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      959 22 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR COMPANIES (WINDING-UP) NO. 1 OF 1*64 IB Mm Matter of the Companies Ordinance. 1940-1946 AND Id the Matter of Nam Llm Sawmill Company Limited. ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE Is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding-up of the abovenamed Company
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      306 22 JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK. 1 Tenders for Piled Foundations for six 6 1 Eleven Storey blocks and four (4) Five Storey blocks of flats at site of Police Field Force base at Tanjong Rambutan, Perak. will be received at the Office of the Jurutera Negeri, J K.R.. Perak. Ipoh. up
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      895 22 1 TENDERS TENDERS INVITED PAWNBROKERS ENACTMENT (X.M.S. Cap. 85) PAWNBROKERS' LICENCES, NEGERI SEMBILAN The Hon bie the Minister of the Interior Federation of Malaya, under the powers conferred by Section 5 of the Pawnbrokers Enactment, having fixed the number of licences to be granted under the said Enactment in the
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      146 22 JUST AKX/V£D CITATION CLUBS \i|/| 4 THE ARCADE. SINGAPORE. TEL: *****. I ERRES^©®D^^^TV 5639-23" I I THE^^ONTjY^SET wfflildlMl;lJMtl!llJliMltllli.6 times I I ill! l^Hj( ''''"I I Additional features include:- And of course the normal I I REMOTE CONTROL (for ZOOM brighrneii and ER RES featUreS > tound) FULLY AUTOMATIC (10 Automatic
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      130 22 ATHLETICS Malaysia National championships itJeremban, 3 a.m.). CRICKET— AnnuaI match: North v South (Western Rd grd. Penang. 11). Rulers Shield: Malacca Malays v Pahang Malays (Mai Club grd. 2). Army Spore v Fed. Armed Forces (Tanglin). UOCKtk— tUzak. Cup: Central zone Negrl v Pahang (4 p.m.); S'gor v Armed Forces
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    SPORTLIGHT ON SULTAN'S GOLD VASE RUNNERS
    487 23 SPORTLIGHT ON SULTAN'S GOLD VASE RUNNERS Eptom |eep't tpotlight on tomorrow'! Cold Vim parade: ROYAL MEADOW (6 eh a g by Meadow Mist-Lulan Genuine and consistent; won 6f Summer Cup for the second year running at B. Tlmah in May; Rave creditable performance in Vase Trial over 6r last week;
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    FANCIES IN THE OTHER RACES
    749 23 Race 1 HIDUP MALAYSIA: Ran encouraging race on Wednesday when second with 8.12 to Cornelia over 6f MALAYSIA: Was not disgraced when third with 9.0 to Cornelia; better on a good track. BEGINI BEGITU: Speedy: has won twice over 6sf in runaway fashion this season.
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      SMART TRIAL BY THE TEAK'
      375 23 IPOH, Friday Resquilleur throws rider Trevena DEAK OF PERFECTION put himself right in the x Gold Vase limelight with a smart gallop at Ipoh this morning. With Ken Smith up, this long striding six-year-old gave stable-mate Yes Dear II (Johnny Wilson) a two-length start at
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      1575 23 CARD KEY: A letter after the horse's name indicates the type of going preferred: f fast; g good; s soft; h heavy; a any. Betting forecast: 18F) strongly fancied; (F) fancied. Apprentice allowances; SoaldL P.K Leong and Dragon 3-lb; Narudi. Ng and Chong 5-lb: others
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      HORSES IN HIGHLANDS
      74 23 IJORSES spelling at the Veterinary Sanatorium at Cameron Highlands are Mlrzapen Terang Bintang. Small Change On Parole Sans Atout. Kodama Taming Sari. Hotelier. Petite Mademoiselle San Juan. Por< DOr. The Little King. Flying Hand, Joygivcr. Superior PaL Kerle*. Jungle Orchid. Cadet Ftoussel. St Pat Landby Princess llina.
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    Lee: We'll help Tengku to handle racialists
    245 24 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Prime Minister of Singapore, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today expressed the hope that the Malaysian Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, would have the extremists in Malaysia under control, and "we all should do what we can to make his job
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    Lock icon Kenya to be Republic
    79 24 NAIROBI. Fri. Kenya U to liccome a Republic within the CotnnionwPiilth on Dec. 12 with an amended constitution providing lor more Central Government nnriol. Mr. Jomo Kenyatta. the Prime Minister, told Parliament tocliiy. Dec. 12 will he the lirst anniKenya'i independence liom BritHin. Mr. Keiiv;it!.i said
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    Lock icon NASSER'S ROYAL VISITOR
    97 24 AMMAN, Fri. King Hussein of Jordan leaves here tomorrow for Cairo on a three-day visit to the United Arab Republic at the invitation of President Nasser. Political sources here report that King Hussein will dlacuM with President Nasser various Arab issues including the Palestine question and problems
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    Security ring is tightened round Singapore island
    897 24  -  JACKIE SAM KOK AH CHONG Traders from Rhios try— and fail— to sneak in as big alert gets under way Report by and pictures by SINGAPORE, Fri TIGHT security cordon encircles Singapore today. Units of all services^ both Malaysian and British are directly
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    Hearing begins into pay claims of post clerks
    103 24 K"UALA LUMPUR, Fri xv The Public Services Tribunal today began its hearing into the wage claims of Malaya's 1,400 postal clerks, over which a national strike was called in May. The tribunal sat for three-and-a-half hours listening to a formal presentation of
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    LONDON STOCKS
    429 24 LONDON, Kll. a gentian, baiu>ia».i.ol> Ha» eiiutu u». v qu«.v I llOtc. lUM jrcsvclu^j a T-ttirtlnllttl iOUU*Ul b Ult »1a1..U».«» u^ilUOll JAJU, I liumjluJUl WUIICU o iimc IUUUMIiIg lUU UJ h OttllUp pUll \WWI lU> ■■iMkIIMJ UJai L.aOOui tv »iiil 111 lilt ie»a. ttu»e\ei, DUjUig wan bliii KOUIK
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    Anthropology
    37 24 SINGAPORE, Frt. Professor Sole Tax of the Department of Anthropology, Chicago, will give an informal talk on his journal "Current Anthropology" on Aug 33 at the University of Singapore history department lecture room at 11 a.m.
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      AUSSIESHAVE TO FIGHT HARD FOR RUNS AT OVAL
      154 24 LONDON. Friday. AUSTRALIA, chasing ;i slim England (irsl innings total of IS'2. were made l<> lii;lit hard for runs on the second day <»l Ihe fifth and final Ted al the Oval here. At tea they were 136 for three wickets. their
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      COUNTY RESULTS
      237 24 uONDON. Fri.— Results of cricket matches ended today were: At (hrltrntiam: Glamorgan beat Gloucestershire by 110 runs. Glamorgan 242 and 119 (A. Brown five for 42. Gloucestershire 196 and 55. <D. Shepherd four wickets for five. H. Miller four for 27i. Glamorgan ten points. At Portsmouth: Yorkshire beat
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      SWEDEN 2-0
      39 24 BAASTAD. Fri. Sweden took a 2-0 lead ppaltist the Philippines In their inter-zone Davis Cup Final here today, when Ulf Schmidt beat F. Ampon 6-0. 6-1. 6-2 and J. Lundqui.M heat .Juan Jose 6-1. 3-6. 6-1. 6-0.
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      DEATHS
      46 24 OR. ED. OTTMANN I I Mir I— I Clinic passed away nuddenlv on 1 1 Cortege Itaws for Cliunh Holy Family 4 p.m. Sunday. MR. JOSEPH LEONC pMMi a«.i» on 13-8-64. CortCKv "ill L.ivo It Jalan Dua Kall.in,- Airt>ort for Hlrtadarl on IM4I 4 p.m
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      47 24 i TJIOHEST and lowest tempera- tines In Malaya and Slnga- pore for the period 8 p.m on Thursday to 8 pm yesterday: Hixhest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 84 72 Kota Bharu 88 72 I Penang 88 73 Ipoh 90— 72 I Malacca 84 72 'Singapore 88 75 I
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