The Straits Times, 18 August 1964

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    19 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. TUESDAY, AUGUST 18, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    MOP-UP GOES ON
    1066 1 Landings in Johore 16 INDONESIAN GUERILLAS ARE CAPTURED AFTER CLASHES; ONE MALAYSIAN SOLDIER WOUNDED; THREE SOUTH MALAYAN STATES PROCLAIMED SECURITY AREAS; CURFEW IN PONTIAN STOCK EXCHANGE REACTION FIRST reports of the Indonesian landings halted an early recovery on the Malayan Stork Exchange and threw the Malayan rubber
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    We shall triumph in the end, says Razak
    1101 1 KUALA U'MPI'R. Monday. fl N Abdul Razak said today that the States of Malaysia should not think in terms of how much the Federal Government could give them but rather in terms of how much "we ;ill can contribute to the well-being
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    Lock icon SUBVERSIVE" PAPERS FOUND IN TAWAU—ALL WRITTEN BY HAND
    90 1 SUBVERSIVE" PAPERS FOUND IN TAWAU— ALL WRITTEN BY HAND TESSELTON, Mon. •I Several hundred handwritten pamphlets, issued in the name of the "Unitary State of Kalimantan Utara" and former Brunei rebel leader Azahari, were found in several parts of Tawau, on the east coast of Sabah, last night and this
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    Guerillas captured two miles from the centre of town
    647 1 Guerillas captured two miles from the centre of town By 808 PERIES DONTIAN. Mon. I r found the area where Malaysian troops and police early today captured a number of Indonesian guerillas to be only two miles from the heart of this town. The guerillas were engaged by our forces
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    Lock icon Khanh will be known as chairman at home
    102 1 SAIGON, Mon. South Vietnam's new President, Maj-Gen. Nguyen Khanh, will be known locally as Chairman Khanh. Informed sources said the title of President was being avoided mainly in order not to bring back memories of the late President Ngo Dinh Diem. President
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    Lock icon S'pore-bound jet crashes
    58 1 HONO KONG. Mon— A British RAF Canberra Jet bomber left the runway at Kal Talc airport here and toppled Into the sea as It attempted to lake oft* on a routine training flight for Singapore today. An RAP spokesman said the four crew were rescued unhurt. An
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    Lock icon Trye production
    48 1 NEW YORK. Mon. Domestic production and shipments of tyres, has risen to record highs but, with the use of synthetic rubber versus natural now thtee to one this does not contribute very much to increased demand for natural, the Commodity Research Bureau, Inc. reported today. UPI.
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    Tengku to stay two days in Singapore
    102 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Tengku Abdul Rahman, who flies to Singapore tomorrow, is expected to spend two days on the island meeting community and political leaders and heads of the la-wly-formed goodwill committees. The Prime Minister, who returned home on Friday from his overseas
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    ELECTION OF NAIR: PETITION TO BE HEARD IN SEREMBAN
    201 1 ELECTION OF NAIR: PETITION TO BE HEARD IN SEREMBAN KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The petition to declare null and void the election of Mr. C. V. I)e\ an N.iir to Parliament, due to have been heard here today, will now be heard on Aug. 28 at the High Court in Seremban.
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    Lock icon MP retiring
    26 1 LONDON. Mon. Mr. Arthur Creech Jones. Colonial Secretary in Britain's past-war Labour Government, announced today he Is retiring from Parliament for health reasons. Reuter.
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    Fire destroys S'pore shoe factory
    307 1 Fire destroys S'pore shoe factory CINGAPORE, Mon. A fire tonight completely destroyed tho Nanyang siioe manuturing plant at 10 m.s. Bukit Panjang. The fire which started In a store-room of the plant at about 7.30 p.m.. Is believed to have been caused by chemicals stored there. An explosion preceded the
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    STOP PRESS
    88 1 SINGAPORE. Mon .More than 100 pallet to Pa*>ir Panjunc Park at 11 o'clock tonight following report that Indonesians had slipped into island. But it appeared that park guards had earlier spotted man disrfrinu about sands near park at low tide and called police. Call was also- radioed to
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Pakistan ships to call regularly at Chinese ports
      144 2 Pakistan ships to call regularly at Chinese ports I£ARACHI, Mon. A reffular maritime link between Pakistan and Communist China is likely to be established within four m unths, Commodore Rashid Ahmad, managing director of the Pakistan National Shipping Corporation, told newsmen yesterday. He said Communist Chinese ports would be, included
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      Shipping ban
      17 2 DAMASCUS. Mon. Syria hasi declared her territorial waters bor- I dertng Turkey a prohibited area.
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      Peking issues 308 th warning to U.S.
      141 2 Peking issues 308 th warning to U.S. UONG KONG, Mon. China issue! yet another "serious warning" to the Inited States as its pcoDle continued to hold demonstrations and rallies against the American strikes at North Vietnamese bases earlier this month. According to the New China News Agency, a Chinese Foreign
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      WIVES PARADE IN FRONT OF PREMIER'S HOME
      102 2 NEW DELHI. Mon.— About 30C housewives demonstrated in front of the home of the Prime Minister. Mr. Shastri. yesterday. protesting anain.st food shortages and spiraling prices. The women, of the extreme rightist Jan Sangh Party, started a hunger strike in the morning and
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      Lock icon U.S. will lose in South Vietnam, says Soekarno
      570 2 Indonesian President is angry over that Tengku-Johnson communique: 'Too much' JAKARTA, Mon. President Soekarno today said the United States would eventually be defeated in South Vietnam and reiterated his pledge to crush Malaysia. Dr. Soekarno. In a speech commemorating Indonesia's Independence Day.
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      Lock icon Japan's new envoy to Jakarta
      92 2 TOKYO. Mon The Japanese Government has appointed Mr. Shizuo Saito. a career diplomat. Ambassador to Indonesia. Mr. Saito. 50. will succeed Mr. Takeo Furuichi. who has been called home at the expiration of his term of office in June. Mr. Saito entered the Foreign Ministry
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      Lock icon US 'will use force if Reds move towards Thai border'
      108 2 NEW YORK, Mon.— The United States would use force if Communist troops In Laos make a move towards the Thailand border in response to recent U.S. air retaliation In North Vietnam, the New York Times reported yesterday. The Times said
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      Lock icon 'Trade with one another9 call to Asians
      200 2 'Trade with one another 9 call to Asians 14ANGKOK. Mon. Increased intra-regional trade is vital if Asia is to generate self-sustaining growth, a recently published economic survey by the U.N. Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East said Apart from Japan, the survey said, world trade for Asian and
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      KASHMIR 'LION' FLIES TO NEW DELHI
      199 2 V'EW DELHI, Mon. Kashmir nationalist leader Sheikh Moha mcd Abdullah flew here yesterday to continue his self-im-posed task of finding a solution to the Kashmir dispute acceptable to both India and Pakistan. His mission was disrupted by th« death of Mr. Nehru on May
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      Lock icon The Ilongots behead another two
      108 2 MANILA. Mon. Fierce Ilongot headhunters have beheaded a teenage girt and her younger brother in a village 180 miles north-east of here. According to a Philippine National P6lice report. Ctrfia Panrayan. 17. and her brother, eight. were beheaded near a forest, in Lubbot Village. Quezon
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      Lock icon Burma's varsities to reopen with new system
      190 2 DANGOON. Mon. 1V Burma's universities will be re-opened In November under a radically changed system. The universities have been closed for the past year folj lowing student riots In November 1962. Under the new system, the number of students will be cut by
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      Lock icon Stockpile of rubber: Indons blame Russia
      68 2 JAKARTA. Mon. The Minister of Estates. Dr. Frans Soda, lias blamed the Soviet Union for causing a stockpile of rubber in kodowns He was quoted by the official Antara news agency as saying that Soviet ships did not arrive in time and caused rubber
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Too much for another Rolling Stones fan: She fainted in the crush
      117 3 Too much for another Rolling Stones fan: She fainted in the crush FANS were manhandled and thrown out after lights broke out at a Rolling Stones concert at Belle Vue, Manchester. There was v delay because their instruments had been held up on their wuy from London. The audience of
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      DENTIST WHO FILLED BOXES WITH MONEY
      194 3 VTEW YORK, Mon. Filling teeth with metal was something Dr. Samuel Klein, a dentist, did for a living. In his spare time, however, he filled tool boxes with money and over the years he stacked away quite a bundle. That was the d^covery made
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      Race riot rages out of control in town
      220 3 Race riot rages out of control in town r)IXMOOR (Illinois). Mon. Hundreds of city, county and state policemen have sealed off several blocks in an area of the integrated suburb of Dixmuor where a riot is raging "out of control." Police said details ol the riot were sketchy but they
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      Divorcee's 'yes' to sheik's '$150,000 for an American wife' offer
      268 3 FXAYTON. (Ohio). Mon. A pretty Dayton divorcee said yesterday she had decided to take up an Arab sheik on his offer of US$5O,OOO for an American wife. Mrs. Murie Miller, mother ot wo daughters aged five and three, said she
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      British radio star dead
      66 3 JOHANNESBURG. Mon. Vie Oliver, the Briiish T.V. and radio entertainer collapsed and died in his dre-isina room during a theatre performance here. "Hie comedian failed to make his entrance for the second act of "Distlnuutshed Gathering." murder thriller in which he was starring at the Brian
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      Lock icon Nik warns Turkey against air raids on Cyprus
      411 3 Nik warns Turkey against air raids on Cyprus MOSCOW, Monday. jyjß. KHRUSHCHEV yesterday blamed Britain and the United States for encouraging- Turkey in air attacks on Cyprus and warned Turkey that she could not drop bombs on the island with impunity. His speech, in Frunze, capital of Soviet Kirghizia, came
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      Lock icon Airs big bullfight farce
      131 3 Airs big bullfight farce ALDERSUOT (England), Mon. About t.no people went to a paddock in the village of Ash near here lust night expecting to see a bullfight. In the crowd were TV cameramen and Pre>«. photographers and three supporters of the International Council Against Bullfighting who had travelled from
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      Lock icon 16 killed as holiday coach plunges into ravine
      130 3 »OURG SAINT MAURICE. 'French Alps), Mon. Sixteen people, 13 of them children aged between 10 and 15, were^kllled yesterday when their holiday coach plunged more than 200 feet into a ravine on the Little Saint Kbernard Pass near here. Police reported that
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      Lock icon Gold water—by King
      90 3 Gold water by King AMSTERDAM. Mon The American Negru leader, Dr. Martin Luther King, yesterday explained Senator Barry Goldwater's popularity by "the general degeneration within families, church and society." Speaking at the final meeting here of the Euro- pean Baptists Congress, he said: "The people b&ve chosen a man who
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    Dr. Gamba resigns job
    493 4 ARBITRATION COURT PRESIDENT LEAVING SO THAT MALAYSIAN CAN TAKE OVER POST J}R. Charles Gamba said today he had decided to resign as President of Singapore's Industrial Arbitration Court "to give an opportunity to a Malaysian to take over the post." In an interview with the Straits
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    MALAYSIANS ATTENDING U.S. VARSITY PROGRAMME
    121 4 CINGAPORE, Mon. Two representatives from Malaysia are among the 16 foreign social welfare specialists from 10 countries participating in a twoweek orientation programme in community welfare at Boston University, which began yesterday. The two Malaysians are: Mr. Kah Kok Ong, the Deputy Director of the
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    Appeal court upholds $154,404 judgment
    439 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. A JUDGMENT of the High Court awarding damages of $154,--404 in favour of Rambler Cycle Co., Ltd.. of England, in connection with a shipment of bicycles and bicycle parts, was confirmed by the Federal Court of Appeal today. Ramblers had been awarded the
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    AIRPORT: IN AND OUT
    538 4 THE following i« today'a echedule of civil aircraft movemrnta at Pava Lrbar airport of Slncaporc: ARRIVALS BO AC: From HonK Kong (FA. "Mi 1.10 p.m.: from Auckland, Sydney, Darwin (BA 731) 6.40 p.m. from London, Duiaeldorf nclrut, Bastidad, Bombay, Colombo, Kuala Lumpur (BA 792) 6 p.m.;
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    Malayanise post of civil aviation boss, urges union
    68 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government has been urged to Malayanise the post of Director of Civil Aviation. The Civil Aviation Air Trafflc Control Services Union aald it viewed with concern the delay in Mulayanislng this post, despite assurances. The union called on
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    Car reported missing
    49 4 PENANG, Mon— A car bearing registration number PA 7542 was reported missing from Fish Lane early this morning. The owner. Mr. Ong Keng Tong, a clerk of the Chartered Bank here, parked his car in front of his house last night. It was missing this morning.
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    New Red Cross branch
    47 4 DUNGUN, Mon— A branch of the Federation of Malaya Red Cross Society has been formed In Paka, near here. Announcing this today, the District Officer, Inche Mustafa bin Abdul Jamal, said that the branch had recruited 22 people for its voluntary aid detachment.
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    SATA unit
    67 4 SINGAPORE, Mon— The SAT A mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at the Wing Sang Laundry, Sixth Avenue. Buklt Tlmah Road, on Aug. 20 21 and 24 from 5 to 830 p.m., at the Coronation West Community Centre, Jalan Hall Alias, on Aug 25 and 26. and at
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    Board meeting
    16 4 PARIT BUNTAR, Mon. The Krlan Town Board will hold Its monthly meeting on Wednesday.
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    Lottery sentence
    43 4 TPOH. Mon. A hawker. Kwok Mcc Hon. 49. was fined 135, or a week's Jail, by the magistrate. Inche Mohamed Eusoff bin Chin, today for assisting In a public lottery at Paslr Puteh here on Sept. 25, 1962. He pleaded guilty.
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    Queen goes shopping, visits an old friend
    144 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Queen Rambhal Barni (above), exQueen of Thailand spent an engagementfree morning and afternoon today on a gay shopping spree. The royal visitor, accompanied by Mrs. Payong Chutlkul. wife of the Thai Consul-General In Singapore, spent her first day here in various
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    A course on history of Chinese art
    91 4 StNQAPORE, Mon.— A course on'A History of Chinese Art," organised by the Department of Ex-tra-Mural Studies. University of Singapore, will begin on Wednesday The course, consisting of 10 lectures by Mr. W. WUlets, Curator of the University Art Museum, will cover such topics
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    TWO TYPES OF GERMAN FELLOWSHIPS OFFERED
    215 5 TWO TYPES OF GERMAN FELLOWSHIPS OFFERED CINGAPORE, Mon. The Alexander von Huboldt Fourjdation is offering two types of research fellowships to young Malaysian scholars and scientists who wish to pursue advanced academic research projects at hiprher institutions in the Federal Republic of Germany and West Berlin. Fellowship "A" will cover
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    Merger of four public service unions registered
    69 5 QINGAPORE, Mon. The Registrar of Trade Unions has registered the new Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, which recently merged with three other Government employees unions under one union. The other three unions are the Singapore Government Printing Office Employees' Union, Singapore Medical Services'
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    Tourist guides at course
    51 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Aun. will inaugurate first certificate course tor tourist guides at the Shell Theatrette here tomorrow at 5.30 p.m. Sixty guides will take part in the course, wfHch is sponsored by tne Kuala Lumpur Tourist
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    5,000 War Dept. men will get bigger pay packets
    244 5 ALOR STAR, Monday. ABOUT 5.080 workers in the British War Department in Malaya will soon get pay increases ranging from $8 to $20 a month. Disclosing this today, Mr. Ng Ah Keat, general secretary of the War Department Civilian Staff Association,
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    Kampar gets new A.D.O.
    40 5 KAMPAR, Mon. Tengku Zubir bin Tengku Nasir. former Assistant District Officer of Batu Gamli, has assumed duties as Assistant District Officer here. He succeeded Inche AH bin Haji Aziz who has been transierred to Suncei Manitc
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    Accused of murder
    43 5 PENANG. Mon Yeoh Boon TeU. 19. Tan Ah Theam. 21. and Teoh Eng Koi, 17. were today commitud for trial at the next Asslz es on a charge of murdering Ho Chuan Hock. 18. at 10.30 p.m. on May 2.
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    Pemk Sultan visits Tanjong Malim today
    88 5 Pemk Sultan visits Tanjong Malim today rNJONG MALIM, Mon. —The Sultan of Perak (above) will pay a one-day visit to Tanjong Ma lim tomorrow. On his arrival in the evening, the Sultan, accompanied by his Consort, wil] be escorted to the rest house. He will visit Tanjong Malim mosque for
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    Mercy mission by helicopter
    54 5 JES6ELTON. Mon. A mercy mission was carried out by a helicopter of 846 Squadron recently from Kalabakan to Tawau for a seriously injured 8-year-oid girl and her father. The girl died in the Cottage Hospital. Later the helicopter flew the body of the girl and the
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    Sir John's secretary gets £10,000 and house
    219 5 Sir John's secretary gets £10,000 and house GUTHRIE CHAIRMAN LEAVES ESTATE WORTH £514,000 ONDON, Mon. For 35 years Mrs. D. G. Gibson worked in London as secretary to Dato Sir John Hay, chairman of Guthrie and Co. and a director of many Malaysian rubber companies, who died in May at
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    Kedah brigade plans St. John groups in schools
    115 5 STAR. Mon. The St. John Ambulance Association is planning to set up a division of the brieade in every secondary school in North Kedah. "There has been a tremendous response to our recruiting drive in this area. Dr Lim Joo Hal. president
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    All creeds join in Christian Youth Assembly
    235 5 All creeds join in Christian Youth Assembly IPOH, Mon. Protes- tants and Catholics attended the first Malaysian Christian Youth Assembly which ended a week's session here yesterday. The assembly, organised by the Malayan Christian council, was held in preparation lor the Asian assembly to be held in the Philippines from
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    100 Malay businessmen attend seminar
    109 5 PENANG, Mon. Over 100 Penang and Province Wellesley Malay businessmen and traders yesterday attended a one-day business seminar organised by the Penang Malay chamber of commerce at Umno Hall In MacAllster Road. "The aim of this seminar is to acquaint them with the worxings and
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    Kindergarten
    15 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The New Tanjong Katong Kindergarten has been registered by the Singapore Government.
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    'Ban gambling at New Year' move by Sabah Chinese gains support
    174 5 JESSELTON, Monday. a STATE-WIDE campaign by the Sabah Chinese Association to ban gambling during Chinese New Year is gaining momentum. Several Chinese organisations have backed the call by the Sabah Chinese Association asking the State Government to ban gambling.
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    Shorthand leads to love and marriage
    81 5 PENANG, Mon. Inche Abdul Rahman bin iiaji Omar, secretary of the Penang Malay Shorthand Association, married Che Fatimah binte Mohamed AM, a Malay shorthand class instructor, yesterday. A kenduri was held at the bridegroom's house in Brown Garden, Glugor, vpsterday afternoon followed by a
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    Film Censors Board
    24 5 SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Yang di-Pertuan Negara has appointed Mr. M. S. Menon as actiriß chairman of the Board of film Censors.
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    COPTER SHOW ON M-DAY
    84 5 J£SSELTON. Mon A, helicopter air display at the Tawau town padang will be one of the highlights to mark the first anniversary of Malaysia Day on Aug. 31. And a helicopter will also drop sweets from the air to schoolchildren who will be attending a giant
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    The multi – storey factories
    422 6 The multi storey factories Pilot scheme costing $1.5 million at Tanglin Halt will be spread out, if popular, to other parts of Spore SINGAPORE, Monday. r |HE machinery for the next phase of Singapore's industrialisation programme factories on floors of multi-storey buildings will be set in motion before the end
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    Flying bricks
    38 6 MUAR. Mon.— Pieces of brick were hurled more than 200 feel when lightning struck the coping around the roof of a three-storey building In Jalan Hajl Abu during a storm here today. No one was injured.
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    Civics course for leaders
    47 6 PARIT BUNTAR, Mon. Fifty community leaders from Bagan Serai and Kuala Kurau will attend a one-day civics course at the Tong Hwa School. Bagan Serai, on Friday. The district officer. Krlan, Dato Motiamed bin Ibrahim, will speak on the value of goodwill committees.
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    Father and son held up by two gunmen
    125 6 DUKIT MERTAJAM. Mon. Two gunmen held up a father and son travelling in a car at the junction of Jalan Megat Harun and Jalan Alma early this morning and robbed them of $130. a watch and a pen Loh Han Kirn and
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    Manager shot by firm's watchman
    107 6 MUAR, Monday. rpHE manager of the Lee Rubber Co. here, Mr. Kong Chew Sun, 55, was accidentally shot in the left thigh today, by a watchman at the company s premises in Jalan Haji Abu. According to clerks in the office, the watchman went to
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    A TOAST TO THE KING AT SJAB DINNER
    110 6 A TOAST TO THE KING AT SJAB DINNER rl. Commissioner of St. John Ambulance Brigade, Malaya, Dr. Chans Hoey Chan, proposing a toast to the Yang di-Pertuan Agonc at the SJAB dinner at the Language Institute on Sunday night. Picture shows, from left. Lord Head, the British High Commissioner for
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    460,000 go back to schools
    57 6 460,000 go back to schools CINGAPORE. Mon. Slngapore's 460.000 children today returned to schools for the new term a week earlier than scheduled. Originally their vacation was scheduled from July 31 to Aug. 23, but because of the recent disturbances it advanced by a week. At the teachers' training college,
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    DISPLACED FAMILIES TO GET LAND IN $815,000 PROJECT
    131 6 DISPLACED FAMILIES TO GET LAND IN $815,000 PROJECT A LOR STAR, Mon. About 27 houses TeJok Wanjah are to be demolished in order to construct a new road here. The families affected, it is understood, have been offered alternative land sites by the State Government in the new Sungei Anak
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    $200 fine for theft of shirts
    47 6 PENANG. Mon. A 30-year-old man with two previous convictions was today charged in the Second Magistrate's Court with stealing $15 worth of shirts from a shop in Campbell Street. I. Hanifa pleaded guilty and was fined S2OO or two months' iail.
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    Lock icon Dato Ismail relaxes on island of ancient mystery
    188 6 IESSELTON. Mon. J The Minister for Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, probably spent his most relaxing day this year with motor launch trip and swimming at Pulau Mengalum, 38 miles northwest of Jesselton on Sunday. He told the
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    Big walk by youth
    30 6 i SUNGEI PATANI. Mon. Th« Central Kedah Hindu Youth Or- Rxnisation will hold a big walk 1 here a.s part of thr district's Malaysia Day celebrations
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    Port men to vote on industrial action
    186 6 PORT SWETTENHAM. Mon. More than 4,000 members of the Harbour Trade Union here have been Issued with ballot papers to decide on Industrial action against Seng Lee Company. The distribution of the ballot papers took place today after the expiry of the union's
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      Beauty's love life shocked Europe
      1920 7 POLITICS WERE HER HUSBAND'S LOVE Lady Jane's long search for happiness ended with marriage to desert sheikh ONE day in the 5 v m m c r of 1 828 the beautiful 20-year-old Lady Jane Ellenbcough was introduced to Prince Felix Ludwig Johann von Nepomuk
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    20 youths aid self-help projects
    63 8 20 youths aid self-help projects PENANG. Mon.— Twenty volunteers from several youth clubs and organisations attending the Service Civil International camp are at present engaged in self-help proiccts in the Balik Pulau district. They are working in co-operation with kamponc development committees.. Ttie youths, led by Devider Da. Chopra. Asian
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    10 fined for trespassing
    32 8 IPOH. Mon. A housewife. Pong Sialc Yew. and nine men were each fined $20 by a magistrate's court here today for tresoassing into the Perak Turf Club yesterday.
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    A massive Language Week programme for S'pore
    506 8 A massive Language Week programme for S'pore SINGAPORE, Mon. J^ MASSIVE programme, with activities almost double that of last year, has been planned for Singapore's National Language Week this year which begins on Aug. 21. At least 60 different items of activities, compared to 38 last year, have been arranged.
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    U.S. PROFESSOR JOINS STAFF OF MEDICAL FACULTY
    138 8 U.S. PROFESSOR JOINS STAFF OF MEDICAL FACULTY KUALA LL'MPI X, Mon. Dr. James \V. Archdeacon, Professor of Physiology and Biophysics in the College of Medicine at the University of Kentucky, has joined the staff of the Faculty of Medicine, University of Malaysia. Prof. Archdeacon is one of six American professors
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    NTUC get $926 more for relief
    152 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Five more donations totalling $926.50 were receivad by the I National Trades Union Congress today for its rehabilitation fund. The donations wen from Siclap Citizens Consultative Committee $310: Singapore Taxi Drivers' Association $121.50: Singapore Shell Staff Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society $70;
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    Chien as new head? Nanyang circles 'surprised'
    291 8 OINGAPORE. Mon. A Hong Kong report stating that Dr. Chien Mu. presiderfit of the New Asia College of Hong Kong, had been offered the vice-chan-cellorship of Nanyang University has taken Nantah circles completely by surprise. The Saturday report said that the offer had
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    RID SOCIETY OF THIS 'VERMIN—JUDGE
    132 8 RID SOCIETY OF THIS 'VERMIN— JUDGE mHE Third Criminal D Chapkhana, today d 'vermin of society, deserv SINGAPORE, Monday. )istrict Judge, Mr. S. R. [escribed extortioners as ing of extermination." He said that though extortion was rife In the State, it was of such a nature that very few offenders
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    Camp inspection
    41 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Commander of No. 2 Brigade, Brigadier Syed Mohammed bin Syed Alsagoff, will inspect troops of the 21 Federation Engineers Squadron (Territorial Army. Kajang> now undergoing an annual camp training under combat conditions in Taiping tomorrow.
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    Application by Dingle Foot opposed
    608 9 Application by Dingle Foot opposed 'His admission to Malayan Bar would lower morale of local lawyers KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. fHE application of an eminent British constitutional lawyer and Queen's Counsel. Mr. Dingle Foot to join the Malayan Bar was opposed today in the High Court. Those objecting are the Attorney-Genera)
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    Salvage men caught
    70 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. A marine I police launch on patrol found a 1 motor sampan with four local men I salvaging bale.s of rubber from a sunken Indonesian vessel near I Pulau Sebarok yesterday n.ornlng. The four men were later released on bond, pending further investigations. The police
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    First phase of power project completed
    167 9 SINGAPORE. Monday. SINGAPORE S Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee. will attend a reception to mark the compietion of the lirst phase of the oil-filled cablelaying work at the Juroivi Industrial Estate's electric sub-station on Aug. 21 at 5 p.m. This project, which cost
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    All-races women police for Sarawak
    55 9 All-races women police for Sarawak KICIIINU Mon.—Sarawak lias recruited 54 women police and has vacancies for another 14 The women police will be sent to Malaya lor training next year. The recruits represent all the races in Sarawak —25 Chinese. 17 Malays, three Land Dayaks. two Sea Dayaks, one Melanu,
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    Filipino Speaker due on 'private9 visit
    110 9 Filipino Speaker due on 'private 9 visit KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Philippines Consulate here today described the torthcoming visit of the Speaker of the Philippines House of Representatives. Mr. Cornelio Villarr.d. to the Malaysian capital as "a private one" A >poKO>man 01 the Consulate here said iave not been officially
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    ONLY ONE DOCTOR ANSWERS MEDICAL CORPS CALL
    119 9 ONLY ONE DOCTOR ANSWERS MEDICAL CORPS CALL KUALA IIMPIK Mon The Armed Forces .Medical Corps. which needs 12 more doctors, has so far only rot one. A spokesman of the Defence Ministry said today that the initial response to the recent advertisement for doctors was cood. He said: "There were
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    13 detained
    25 9 SINGAPORE. lion PoltC screened 1.058 pi I Wined 13 under the Ordinance and right under tii Criminal Law 'Temporary Pre visions) Ordinance yesterday.
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    Bahaman in Singapore says: I am very much impressed
    163 9 CINGAPORE. Mon. °The Malaysian Health Minister. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin, said at the end of a three-hour tour of hospitals and medical facilities in Singapore today "I am very much impressed by the medical facilities, and work carried out herr." He
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    DEATH
    29 10 M rank *lt M<mmum) MR FW. HAMILTON, a*td u% BNVtaaja Mrin.i^int I Hrwtor o[ C.V. Bimti. a Co iMi Ltd passrd away peacefully at Wincnmtrr on IMb Aiinu.«'
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
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    IN MEMORIAM
    37 10 M Morrfi Sit (Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY af Madam Yip 1. Wan (Mia. Kee Ying Patt) a wonderful Wtfl and mother, though < d'p.irtrd from im on I>..s-lf>fi2 are for.diy remembered by hunhand i and children
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    173 10 :o Wortli Sin (Minimum) LAST 2 DAYS' Sale at Town and fount rv Dntia BaraßaaNa, Blouses 1 •crmty wear at Kreally reduced Brtrea. 'LOCRAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. Mrvtta all teachers and book addicts to hrou*,. In their rhowroom at Times Hou-c. Kivrr Valley Road Singapore. PRACTICAL AND FASHIONABLE- rattan handbags
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    The Straits Times Tuesday, August 18, 1964.
    7 10 The Straits Times Tuesday, August 18, 1964.
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    The Johore Landings
    650 10 The landing in South Johore of from thirty to forty Indonesian supported guerillas plainly is a grave new turn in "confrontation." There is no need to exaggerate the threat which this landing poses. It is not an invasion. Possibly it will be found that some of these
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    Time Lost
    373 10 In Cyprus she*r bad luck I has added weight to tensions compounded of most of the j predictable difficulties which can assail any human endeavour. On the eve of a journey jto Athens. Ankara and Nicosia which could well have begun to repair the island's troubles, the United
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    A Big Success
    179 10 X lie Ulicr-liiunui uauuiiM language campaign just concluded has been the most successful yet Record numbers have participated in the various contests and events organised throughout the country*, and there has been other evidence that non-Malay citizens are applying themselves to learning Malay with growing interest and
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    UNITED MALAYSIA
    2345 10  -  TUN ABDUL RAZAK Meeting the challenge on all fronts By THIS seminar is designed to promote better understanding and greater administrative integration in having officers and Ministers working together as members of on© family, one team and one Government to serve the people of our new nation, Malaysia.
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    City Hall riots appeal opens
    491 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. A summary trial was improper: preliminary inquiry absolutely necessary before High Court trial: Rajah ]<]IGHT former Barisan Sosialis leaders appeared before the Federal Court of Appeal here today to appeal against sentence and conviction for rioting in the City Hall in April last
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    Man who tapes Soekarno's speeches for the kampong folk
    183 11 Man who tapes Soekarno's speeches for the kampong folk KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. f piE Mentri Besar of Trengganu, Dato Ibrahim Fikri bin Mohamed, today warned certain elements in the Marang district that they would be detained under the Internal Security Act if they continue in their "disloyal activities." Dato Fikri
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    Asian vicar for Catholic cathedral in Singapore
    99 11 yNGAPOPE, Mon. i Father R. De Rozario will be the Ilrst Asian vicar of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd here. He succeeds Father P. Meissonnier at the end of this month. Fattier Meissonnier. who has been the cathedral's parish priest for the
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    PR meeting
    33 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— The federation of Malaya Institute of Public Relations will hold a special meeting at the Department of Information conference room here at i 5.15 p.m. on Sept. 4
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    STC workers set up fund for mutual benefit
    110 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. The 3.300-strong Singapore Traction Company Employees' Union has set up a mutual benefit fund with the approval of the Commissioner of Labour. The fund provides a lump sum of money to a member on his resignation or retirement from trie
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    Two burglaries in Singapore
    73 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Yeo Yong Hai has reported to police that thieves broke into his house In Clemenceau Avenue, and stole a TV set worth $1,450 and $50 in cash while he and his family were away. Mr. Koh Kirn Hoe. of Fowley Road, also reported
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    MAGISTRATE TELLS DISORDERLY THREE: JOIN THE ARMY
    121 11 MAGISTRATE TELLS DISORDERLY THREE: JOIN THE ARMY (SINGAPORE. >lon. After imposing a fine of $20 each on three "strong able-bodied" men for disorderly behaviour, a magistrate. Mr. Donald Yeo Hock Chwee, advised them to join the army. He told Pang Gim Tow. 25, Peb Cheng Leong. 27, and Ang Terk
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    Royalty among 5,000 at this wedding
    82 11 KOTA BHARU. Mon.— More than 5,000 people, including the Sultan and the Raja Perempuan of Kelantan, last night attended the wedding of Che Slti Noor and Dr. Ja'afar bin Jamaluddin. The bride, a teacher at the Lslah English School here, is the daughter of
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    Council meeting
    23 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The National Joint Labour Advisory Council will hold a meeting at the Labour Ministry here on Aug. 23.
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    University of Singapore medical exam results
    511 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. r piE University of x Singapore today announced the names of two more new doctors. They are 00l Big Hal and Leong Lee San. Ooi was one of the 20 candidates who passed the Professional Part 111 examination for the degrees of
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    New OCPD at Kampar
    46 11 KAMPAR. Mon. Acting Deputy Superintendent of Police Mr Felix Sundraraj. has assumed duties as O.C.P.D. here. He succeed Assistant Superintendent Mr. M. Balasundram. who has been transferred to Singapore to take charge of No. 6 Troop of the Pederal Reserve Unit there
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    Three more cases of cholera in East
    104 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Three more cases of cholera, two in Trentganu and one in Kelantan. were reported In the past 24 hoars ending at 8 a.m. today. The two cases reported in Trengganu were in the Kuala Trengganu and Kemaraan districts. The Kelantan
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    'Plastic surgeon' did not register: $50 fine
    171 11 'Plastic surgeon' did not register: $50 fine SINGAPORE, Mon. Madam Hwa Soo Chin, described as a graduate in medicine from a university in Shanghai, was lined $50 by a magistrate's court here on Saturday on a charge of using the title "Dr. S. C. Hwa Plastic Surgery" at St. Nicholas
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    Jail for cutting son's wife
    68 11 SINGAPORE, Mon.— Lim Chea Seng, 58, was today sentenced to three months' Jail for voluntarily causing hurt to his daughter-in-law with a chopper. Lira was found guilty of cutting Low Chee Klo on her hand with the chopper in a house at Boon Keng Road
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    New culvert to end Dunearn Road floods
    125 11 New culvert to end Dunearn Road floods CINGAPORE, Mon. Construction work on a triple 72-lnch-dlameter pipe culvert across Dunearn Road at 6i mile stone to relieve the «-acute flooding problem during heavy rain. ls now in full swing. During the construction work, which ls expected to last till the end
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    New school in island
    42 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Government Is to build a new primary school at Pulau Mellmau, an island south-west of Singapore. The school, a tiffin shed, headmaster's and servant's quarters, will cost $199,573 and will be completed in nine months
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    Warning on language issue to expats in Sarawak
    313 11 Warning on language issue to expats in Sarawak 17-OTA BHARU, Mon^The Assistant Minister of Rural Development, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'acob, today warned British expatriate officers in Sarawak not to create illfeeling between the people of Sarawak and Malayans. He said: "Some of the British civil servants there need brainwashing.
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      552 11 Today's Radio, TV RADIO SINGAPORE s f Melody: U •"S-&2B?"* RADIO MALAYSIA MEDIUM I WAVF^KVICT. NAT ,ONAI. SHORTWAYF AM: 6 00 Good Mormn g nd 6 MornaiK Prelude; 700 News; 7. 10 A.M. 6.00 Programme SumLp And About; 7.30 News; 1 411 mary; 6.02 Morning .MelodiesBreakfast Bulletin, 7.50 Up And
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      When you win a beauty title...
      378 12  - When you win a beauty title... ESME BAPTISTA edited by gHl\'(i a beauty queen sounds glamorous. She has the looks, the beautiful clothes and the admiring glances. When she wins the title and secures a round-the-world trip she is considered "lucky." But what very few realise, and which Miss New
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      SUNSET TONES FOR MAKE-UP
      104 12 SUNSET TONES FOR MAKE-UP r[E pale look is out. New on the beauty horizon is the look that glows with sunset tones. A new range of makeup tones now helps create a flattering look. The make-up accents colour. There are four make-up requisites. The pan-stick and the fluid make-up are
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      Alligator bag in small size
      55 12 THE alligator bag, long a status symbol worn with daytime clothes, now goes into the cocktail and evening field. One manufacturer shows it in an approximately flve-by-seven-inch size in black. The same firm says the smaller handbag. Instead of the outsize ones, is gaining in
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      FASHION THAT FALLS FOR THE DRAPED STYLE
      38 12 FASHION THAT FALLS FOR THE DRAPED STYLE IN LOVELY JERSEY A FLOW INC Hellenic line graces this evening dress in brocade and jersey modelled by Anne Millins. Named "Olympus," it is from the latest fashion collection of Lachasse.
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      'Why don't they' suggestions by wives
      238 12 'Why don't they' suggestions by wives I^OMEN are at it again pestering the manufacturers with suggestions for improving their products. For instance why don't they stop printing the price on greeting cards? Its like giving a gift with the price attached. This was one of the newest "why don't they"
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      MODERN ETIQUETTE
      322 12 ■Z Qls there any rule of eti*quette governing the length of marriage engagements? No. However, long engagements today, are not so common as they were once upon a time. The usually accepted length of an engagement now is about six months. Qls it all right to serve and
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      HOW TO USE SHAMPOO
      128 12 HAIRDRESSERS are getting careful about using shampoo. Instead o' sloshIng It on for two brisk washes, some of them now apply one lot only. According to one assistant this Is done "so as not to strip the hair of natural oils." A leading cosmetic chemist said:
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      338 12 Straits Times Crossword tf iH I^l iH iH HB^ I HI IBB~~BB( BB~~ "BHP^I ACROSS 7. A tip to aurists. perhaps 1. Suitable composition Is a trio the way to understand loving —three pianos are necessary words (ID. til). 9. Current arrangement to modl8. Chief gives a hand abroad fy
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    Mitsui speeds its services to Africa
    216 13 Mitsui speeds its services to Africa MITSUI O.S.K. Lines has announced that from October it is accelerating its service from Singapore to South and West Africa by placing additional high speed vessels on the service. Mitsui OS.X. Lines operates two sailings monthly to West Africa on its A and B
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    GOH WILL OPEN NYLON FACTORY
    251 13 Singapore Minister lor Finance, Dr. Goh Kfnjn Swee, will open Singapore's first nylon textile factory on Sunday. The company, Chenta Rayon Co. (Malaya) Ltd., at Singapore's Jurnng Industrial Estate, will manufacture nylon socks, fabrics, nylon yarn and men's, women's ana children's garments for local consumption
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    CHING SEEKS MACHINERY
    103 13 MR. K.L. CHING (above), managing director of a local marine engineering company. Kwong Soon Engineering Co., left for Britain last week in search of new machinery. During his month abroad, Mr. Ching will visit engineering companies to see the Irtest types of marine engineering repair machinery and
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    M. Cement expands
    142 13 Malayan Cement Ltd. has announced that it is to expand the cement production of the Rawang works to 500.000 tons a year. The present production of Tiger Portland cement and Walcrete masonry cement amounts to about 300.000 tons a year from two kilns. A third kiln is
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    NESTLES CONTEST WINNERS
    68 13 NESTLES Products (M) Ltd. has launched a sales drive for its latest product, the aroma-rich Nescafe in jars. To introduce the product into the Singapore market, the company held a competition in which a total of 136 provision stores participated. Prizes totalling $3,500 in cash and kind
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    METALLURGIST RETURNS
    101 13 A Malaysian has returned to Penang with an honours degree in metallurgy and a diploma of the I Assoclateship of the Royal School of Moss, London, with second clam honours (upper division). He Is Mr. Choo.ig Phak Leng, of Green Road Two. Penang. An Old Free. Mr. Choong
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    Eastern Smelting helps the printing industry
    98 13 EASTERN SMELTING Co. Ltd.. Penang. which some time ago began Hrn manufacture of printing metal, has recently announced the appointment of Spicers (Export) Ltd. as Its exclusive distributors In Malaysia. This arrangement enables all printing metal users to obtain their requirements of new metal
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    DUNLOP COMPLETES ITS REPLANTING
    296 13 DUNLOP'S major post-war replanting scneme in its Malayan rubber plantations has now been completed and, with the exception of one estate, all 70,000 acres consist of high-yielding trees. Production has increased by up to 80 per cent. The replanting scheme started In 1948 and covers 35.000
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    Baer speaks at Caltex seminar
    137 13 Baer speaks at Caltex seminar WHEN Caltex Oil <M> Ltd. entered the Singapore and Malayan retail markets about four years ago. it introduced "Circle Service." says a Pre^a statement. This is a nine-poini cneckllst of services by trained attendants. Speaking at a recent opening of another new Caltex Circle Serwce
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    1870 14 The wonderful art of Harry Trott ON November 10, 1886, a thick-set Victorian youth named Harry Trott strolled non chalantly on to the Adelaide Oval to begin his career in first-class cricket. Although only 20 years old and a recent recruit from a suburban paddock.
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    118 16 ]V|ELBOURNE, Mon,—lndustrt•iTA ale moved further ahead today under moderate demand in a narrow market. Leaders were Irregular but mostly fractionally higher. I Oils and Base Metals moved vaI rlably. Mt. Isa gained 9d to 48/6 while Australian OH and Gas dropped 1/9 to 379 and Saaitos 2 3
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    RUBBER PRICES
    243 16 SEPTEMBER first «rsdo rubber t.o.b. clostd at 5 p.m. In Kusla Lumpur and Slngspors yesterday at HI cents per Ib. up one-eighth of a cent on Friday's closing level for tbe position. The tone was quietly steady. R.A.S. and F.M.R.B. doling prices in cents per in. ysstsrday: Int.
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    263 16 Aug. 17. liiree months. INDUSTRIAL* Boustead 13 cts. Unltecra 15 cts. Dunlops 14 cts. M. Containers 13 eti M. Containers 13 cts. M. Cables 19 rU. City Dev. 7 cU. McAllster 13 cts. K. Smelters 27 eta. M. Invest. 12 cts. Ksso 13 cts. 0.C.8.C. 20 cts. Fed.
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    H.K. RATES
    36 16 ON the frss sicnanas markst In Hong KoriK yesterday the U.S. dollar waa quoted at 5.751 for TT and 5.741 for cash. Stirling waa quoted at 15.98 and on* tail of gold at 2491.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 16 AUGUST 17. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 65i cents (op one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $637.50 a picul (down $2.50). Unofficial estimated offering: 210 tons (up five tons).
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    'LANDING' REPORT HALTS MARKET RECOVERY
    533 16 From Our Market Correspondent THE Malayan Stock Exchange was steadier yesterday morning. but came back to Friday levels in the afternoon on reports of an Indonesian landing in South Malaya. The turnover was fairly substantial. All sections closed easier. with the greatest falls being seen
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 16 Malayan Stock Indicr-s Aur. Aue;. 17 •Inustriafs: 89.43 K!i.lB Tins: 114.41 I 5 rubbrrs: K'1.90 1t1.71 -Drc. 30, 1963 HH| Wm. 29, 1962= Kill
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    926 16 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading: rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets. INDUSTRIALS: C.S. Holdings (1,000) $2.48, (1,000) (2.90; Dunlopo (6.000) $1.90, (2.0O0) $1.91, (1,000) $1.86, (2000) 51. 87, (2.000) $1.87; Esso ords.
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    253 16 rpHE following list of selected Malayan industrial yields la based on last sales to Saturday Aug. IS: Oetmltlont (revised): Times covirsd. rri.- number of tlmet last year's total dividend la covered hy net prollta ifter tax and prior charges. Earnings yield: Last year's net profits crossed up for
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    123 16 SKIPS lying alongside the Singapore Harbour wharves or expected today ara< UoeKh Dyke 1/2, Hozan Main 3/4, Concord Venture 8/9, Shimane Maru 10/11, Luna Maersk 13/14, Olawa Arl 15/16, Autolycua 18, MaxweH Brander 21/22, Tjakampek 23/ 24, Shoutrn JT/St. Yamahana Maiu 20/30, Bcnvalla* 35/36. NaraaaD Maru 38/39,
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 16 CHINES! Preduoi Exchange, Sinuspare neon prictt per pleu. ytttcrday: Coconut e!l: bulk JCU aellera. drum $541 seller*. Copra: Aug. Sept. UK /Continent Unquoted. Popper: Muntok white $135 aellers. Sarawak white *132s sellers, special Barawak black JIOS tellers, garbled Lampoag black JllO sellers. AKTA. J122» sellers. Singapore Coconut Oil
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    32 16 TNI Malayan Excitant* Banks' Aitociatisn made tins change la IU rate* to merchant* yesterday (all rates to (100): ••Mini TT »r OD rtady: Belgian Francs 1903. The rest were unchanged.
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    Tin opens week lower: Rubber steadies
    133 16 THE price of Straits tin on the Penang market yesterday fell $2.50 a plcul to $637.50 on an offering unofficially estimated to have risen five tons to 210 tons. The Malayan rubber market yesterday morning was qulel and featureless. After opening fractionally easier It
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      Luck played big part in Nashor's Gold Vase triumph
      418 18 Luck played big part in Nashor's Gold Vase triumph A HALF-INTEREST in Nashor was sold on the eve of the Sultan's Gold Vase race ai Ipoh on Sunday. The lucky buyer was Ipoh millionaire tin-miner Mr. K. L. Chong. Two days before the Vase Mr. H. S. Tan, who bought
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      (OLYMPIC) ROUNDUP
      39 18 (OLYMPIC) ROUNDUP Oct 14: Group C—CaechoMovakia v UAR: S. Korea v Brazil; Group D— ltaly v Ghana; Japan v Argentina. Oct. 15: Group A Germany v Mexico: Iran v Rumania; Group B Yugoslavia v Hungary; N Kcrea v Morocco.
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      S'pore Gold Cup meet
      163 18 MAIN event of the Singapore Turf Club meeting on Sept. I 6. 9 and 13 will be the $50,000 Singapore Gold Cup over lOf for Cl. 1. Div. 1 horses. Another feature race will be the $15,000 Stewards Cup fur Ci. I. Div. 1 over 6f.
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      TENNIS Choo scores a double
      128 18 TENNIS Choo scores a double QINGAPORE Mon Singapore youth international Paul Chco wen two ties singles and DmMm: bt Lee Delhtt and Paul Malaysian junior- Open championships yesterday. In the singles final Choo beat the No. 4 seed Stephen Chong 6-3. 6-0. Later Choo went on to win the doubles
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      Weights for K.L. races
      678 18 US I \l,\ Lll-OTIB. IV Mon.— Weights tor all fight races on Sunday, iirst day of the Selangor Turf Tub's August meeting: C|. 4. Div. 1 61 Dianne's Love 9.00 Globe Stream 9.00 Priceless Jade 9.00 Bus Full 8-13 Zodiaque 8.12 Meadow Maid 8.12 Statesman 8.08
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      320 18 92 nations now, but more are expected NEW JAPANESE TIMING DEVICES rpOKYO. Mon.— A re- cord total of 92 countries formally applied to take part in the Olympic Games here in October when entries officiary closed at midnight last night, the Tokyo Olympic Organising Committee announced here today. But the
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      65 18 BAASTAD, Mon. Sweden completed a 5-0 victory over the Philippines here yesterday m their Davis Cup inter-rone tie. J.E. Lundquist beat F. Ampon 6-1. 6-1. 6-4, and U. Schmidt defeated Juan Jose 6-2, 6-1. 6-2 In the reverse singles. Sweden now meet Australia, who also had a 5-0
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      19 18 TAIPING. Mon. The Talpmg Chinese Recreation Club will hold its tennis championships from Friday to Aug 30
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      TORCH CEREMONY ON FRIDAY
      61 18 rpOKYO. Mon. Daigoro Yasukawa. chairman of the Tokyo 1 Olympic Organising Committee, left for Greece last night to attend the ceremony for fighting the Sacred Flame to be relayed to Tokyo for the Olympic Games. The ceremony is scheduled for Friday and the Sacred Flame will
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      280 18 SWIMMING SINGAPORE. Mon. Slngapore's 14-year-old schoolgirl Jovina Tseng became the first" Malaysian swimmer to qualify for the Tokyo Olympic Games. Johnny Tok, secretary of the Amateur Swimming Union of Malaysia, told the Straits Times that Jovina clocked 79.8 sec. for the 100 m
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      FORMOSA v INDIA FINAL LIKELY in M-SOCCER
      677 19 FORMOSA v INDIA FINAL LIKELY in M-SOCCER NORMAN SIEBEL: Kuala Lumpur Mon A FINAL between Formosa and India, perhaps the best climax of all, is made possible by the Merdeka ?th anniversary soccer tournament which starts at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday. If Formosa, the defending champions, and India, the
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      'WE WERE KEPT IN THE DARK' PROTEST
      154 19 'WE WERE KEPT IN THE DARK' PROTEST KLALA THEN GUAM, Mon. Irengeanu Hockey Association has asked M.11.l how it had allowed Pahane to compete in thr Central zone competition of Hie Tun Abdul Razak Cud horkry championship last weekend as tlie Kast zone champions. I'.ili.mi; tinjslird last without a point
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      SELANGOR HELD
      64 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon—Selangor. who meet Penang In the final of the Combined Bchools In-ter-state cricket final on Wednesday, were held to a draw by Singapore Combined Schools at Pantal today Singapore 62 (Robin Lewis 41. Zainon 6-7) and 29-8 (Zainon 2-13 Shanmugam 3-13>. Selvarat 2-6) Selangor 121-5 dee
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      Five countries enter for Malaysian open
      355 19  - Five countries enter for Malaysian open KEN FERNANDEZ: TENNIS By Kuala Lumpur, Mon. FIVE COUNTRIES,, including Malaysia, will take 1 part in the first Malaysian Open, Tennis championships to be held at Kuala Lumpur from Sept. 2 10 6. The visiting countries are Japan. Hon^ Kong. Thailand and Vietnam. Thailand
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      Ip drawn to meet Pearce
      133 19 SINGAPORE, Mon. All three Hong Kong players, chamniun K. H. Ip, Victor Sun and Masle Lai, have been seeded highly for the Singapore L.T.A. Open championships, which has attracted a record 144 entries, from Aug. 24 to Aug. 30. Ip has been seeded No. 2
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      GOLF Penang Open attracts 49 from 7 clubs
      318 19 GOLF Penang Open attracts 49 from 7 clubs PENANG, Mon The Second Penang Open and Handicap Amateur golf championships on Aug. 22 and 23 have attracted 49 entries from seven clubs In the country. Penang Turf Club with 28 competitors, heads the list, followed by Perak Turf Club with 1
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      MALAYSIAN OPEN TENNIS DRAW
      337 19 rpHE draw for the first Malaysian X Open Tennis championship* Ik Men's singles: Top section J. Pearce (M). Koay Khoon Leong (bye>; Sharin Osman (M) v Victor Sun (HK): K. CharnveJ (T) P. Arnold (M); Kwok Yoke Yen <M» v T. Koura (J): L. C. Jayatilaka
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      Top counties want to tour Malaysia
      583 19  - Top counties want to tour Malaysia GUNN CHIT THYE CRICKET By Penang, Mon. WORCESTERSHIRE and Warwickshire, the two teams now locked in a neck-and-neck tussle for this year's English County cricket championshiD, have asked to tour Malaysia in March next year. Malaysian Cricket Association's first president. Dr. Ong Swee Law.
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    Trader 'impoverished' by confrontation driven to crime, court told
    262 20 SINGAPORE. Monday. A POLICE prosecutor today agreed in court that a charge against a man, formerly engaged in barter trade with Indonesia, was "evidently far more serious than the facts adduced against him." Inspector Ronald Naidu said this while leading police
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    135 20 BOEV NOON SEAN Defence Ministr> pawed away 17-4-M. inn. ral from CMk Sin TiiotiK- Sultan Street at 2 64 for Cneras Cemetery. MR. JOSEPH C, D. (INC, axed 74 yran pawed away p. .10 fully at a.m on 17-K-64 A service will be 'i. M at H, St. Francis
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    181 20 Zaiton named to succeed Macintyre as envoy in India KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government today announced the appointment of Inche Zaiton Ibrahim bin Ahmad as Malaysia's High Commissioner to India and concurrently to Ceylon and Ambassador to Nepal. He succeeds Dato Samuel Chelvasingam Macintyre, who will relinquish duties in India
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    106 20 THAI: CHINA BEHIND CAMBODIAN SPYING BANGKOK. Mon. The Thai Vice-Premier and Interior Minister. General Prapart Charusathierv today claimed that Communist China was behind Cambodian espionage activities in Thailand. Though he did not elaborate on his statement, official sources said police have arrested 82 peoI pie In a nationwide round-up of
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    43 20 WASHINGTON. Mon.— The Defence Department said today the United Stetes was supplying the Congo Government with a "small number' 1 of B-26 planes. The planes would be used "to help assure Congolese internal security. the department said. Reuter.
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    194 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Government's adult education radio programmes reach about 45.000 people, or 50 per cent of the students in advanced classes in rural areas throughout the country. There are 1,529 radio sets in service, taking instruction in health, nutrition, agriculture, marketing
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    39 20 LIVERPOOL. Mon. Florida called Liverpool by Transatlantic telephone today to link up the Beatles' parents and local fans with a 24-hour non-stop beat programme being transmitted in the United States to mark the group's return. UPI.
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    44 20 BANGKOK. Mon. Thai police said today they seized a ton of smuggled ammunition last Saturday, the largest haul in the country's history. Police said they also seized a number of Communist Chinese documents when they arrested six men. UPI.
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    451 20 LONDON. Mon. The htock 1 markets gave a mixed display at the beginning ol the new account today. The general tone was not unsatisfactory but markets were it-Mi .uiied by Mr. Khrushchev s wanting on Cyprus and some nervousness in front ol the July trade
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    219 20 SMOKING AND CANCER: NO EVIDENCE OF ANY LINK 10-year scientific survey: 'Hypothesis unfounded 9 NEW YORK, Monday. TIM-; SCIENTIFIC Director of the Council for Tobacco Research, which is supported by the tobacco' industry, sai<J today that surveys fail to support the theory that smoking causes liin^ cancer. In his annual
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    96 20 Club wins sweep prize ninth time TELUK AXSOX. Mon The Teluk Anson branch of the Perak Turf Club has struck it rich again. For the second time in five days, two tickets sold to members won two prizes totalling $7,196 in the big sweep yesterday the third prize of 56.677
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    77 20 RANGOON. Mon. Demonstrating Buddhist monks ransacked the Burmese language newspaper Bahosi and Youth Press printing offices for the .second day lunning in Mandulay yesierday and then attacked tne home of Bahosi s proprietor ami I editor, cuttins down trees and flowers in his compound, tne
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    152 20 COWDREY MAKES 5,000 th TEST RUN T ONDON. Mon. Enp- land, in their second innings, were 381 for four at the close against Australia on the fourth day of the fifth Test here today. First innings scores: England 182, Australia 379. England resumed quietly but Cowdrey reached his half-century In
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    157 20 Cricket tea scores LONDON. Mon.— Tea siores in todays cricket matches were; At Dover: Nertliiimptonshlre 144 and 120 iA Dixon elpiu for 61). Kent 101 iD. Steele tour for 15, M. Scott four for 28 1. At Edinburgh: There was no play today in the match between Scotland and Ireland,
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      39 20 HIOHEST nnd lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore lor the period 8 p.m. on Sunday to 8 pm yesterday: Ilich.st Lowrst Kuala Lt'-.ipur 73 Bharu «<> "2 Penan? !H) 72 Ipoh n* 72 Mnlaccn 88 ~.i fc^ncapore 90 75 i
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