The Straits Times, 21 July 1965

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Nat*** 1 Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. JULY 21, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    A fairy tale about rice-by a newsman named C00k...
    796 1 A fairy tale about rice-by a newsman named C00k... From ARTHUR RICHARDS LONDON, Tues. Tengku Abdul Rahman today expressed "extreme disappointment" with Arthur Cook, the Singapore correspondent for the London Daily Mail. In a statement released through Malaysia's Information Attache here, Inche Mohamed Sopiee, the Prime Minister said that Mr.
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    Protest to Washington
    334 1 Protest to Washington KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday THE Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, expressed grave concern 1 today over reports from Washington that the U. S. State Department is seeking permission for the sale of certain strategic goods to Indonesia. He announced that Malaysia is taking the matter up with
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    Lock icon Kwame says 'no' to trip to Hanoi
    216 1 Kwame says 'no' to trip to Hanoi I ONDON, Tues. President Nkrumah of Ghana will not accept President Ho Chi Minn's invitation to visit Hand to discuss the Vietnamese war, the Daily Telegraph reported today. t)r. Nkrumah's rejection of the invitation is considered a blow for the British Prime Minister.
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    2 HELD IN HUNT FOR TERROR GANG
    392 1  - 2 HELD IN HUNT FOR TERROR GANG G. GELDARD From KICHING. Tues. Two Chinese suspected to be connected with the Kuching-Ser-ian Road terror gang were arrested during the search operation which began yesterday morning. Police also found a cache of ammunition near the 24th mile village where the bridge was
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    Lock icon Curfew in India
    31 1 NEW DELHI. Tues— A 24-hour curfew in Udaipur where two people were killed and seven wounded in inter-communal clashes yesterday was raised for two hours this morning. Reuter.
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    'Hammer' Phase 2
    168 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tv««. i TIIE acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. announced tonight that he had ordered the immediate implementation of the second phase of "Operation Hammer" the permanent resettlement of Chinese in the 10-mile stretch along the K v chin g-Serian road. "The second phase has
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    Lock icon $86,000 honeymoon tragedy
    219 1 $86,000 honeymoon tragedy ADELAIDE, Tuesday. A MALAYSIAN woman. Mrs. Li Loan Tan, 29, widow of Tan Seng limit, 26, was awarded A£12,278 (M$86.000) damages in the Adelaide Supreme Court today tor damages she received and for the loss of her husband on their honeymoon. The damages arose out of an
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    McNAMARA: SITUATION STILL SERIOUS
    113 1 SAIGON. Tues— U.S. Defence Secretary. Mr. Robert S. McNamara left here today after a five-day fact-finding tour in Vietnam saying there were many aspects of deterioration" since Oil last visit 15 months ago. "The overall situation continues to be serious." he said. Mr. McNamara cited as
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    Sex with a cut i and a shave
    54 1 HONO KONO Tues— Police ure cracking down on women's barber shops which offtr sex with a cut and a shave They raided oi c such place In Kowloon for the first time yesterday and found the eight women, attendants there were operating
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    Forces pay rise riddle
    168 1 Forces pay rise riddle KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The rank and file In the three armed services are still waiting tor their pay rise ranging from $10 to $27.50 due to them on July 1. Coiilirming this today, the Secretary tor Defence. Inche Abdul Kadir bin Shamsuddin. said the men would
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    E and 0 staff strike
    37 1 PENANG. Tues— More than 70 workers of the E. and O. Lotus Room Restaurant and Hotel at Farquhar Street here went on strike tonight following the dU<if their colleaguM earlier thii afternoon.
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    32 1 MALAWI I<> BE KEPCBI.K BLAMYKK. Tins Malawi is to become a republic within the Commonwraltli on July ti next year. Dr. Hastings Banda. the Prime Minister, announced here tonight. Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      NATIONALIST VIP GOES OVER TO PEKING
      191 2 NATIONALIST VIP GOES OVER TO PEKING TOKYO. Tues. Com- munist China reported today that Gen Li Tsung Jen, the liberal-minded acting President of Nationalist China in its last days <>n the mainland, has returned to the mainland. The New China News Agency, monitored here, said the 74-year-old soldier- 1 statesman
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      Lock icon Indon troops capture rebel leader
      116 2 JAKARTA, l.i'v—lndonesian Government troops have captured a leader of lhp Dar.il lsJam rebel remnants in the southern Crlrb a, the Army announced today. The announcement said Oerungan the rebel "Defence Minister." was captured yesterday in the LatimodjoiiK mountains of southern Celebes together with his guards.
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      Lock icon 'Liberate North Vietnam' call in Saigon
      303 2 SAIGON, Tuesday \IAJOR-GENERAL Nguyen Van Theiu, the Chief of State, today declared that South Vietnam no longer recognised the frontier between the two Vietnams and called on the people to support the armed forces in fighting lor the liberation of the North Vietnamese people.
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      Lock icon We'll fight until we win, says Ho Chi Minh
      148 2 We'll fight until we win, says Ho Chi Minh UANUI. Tins— President Ho Chi Minh (above) of North Vietnam stated today: "\Vr arr determined to ticht till final victory, even if we have to CO on fighting another five years, 10 yearn. _'o years or even longer." President Ho was
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      Lock icon Rising food prices in India -again—
      224 2 Rising food prices in India -again— YEW DELHI. Tues. India faces record high food prices, despite expected bumper food crops and heavy food imports, unless the central food distribution system is improved quickly. Prices are rising although the lean months are not expected until August and September. Housewives are paying
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      Just fancy that...
      43 2 RWUAI.OKI lues The Indian Kuud Minister. Mr. I liidaiiih.il. me Mihraiii.iiii.ini is campaigning to convinre orthodox Hindus that many "•x.irrrd". monkeys should be killed. Monkrvs and rodents destroy an estimated eight per cent of India's grain crops annually. A. P.
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      Lock icon De Gaulle slaps America thrice in just over an hour
      275 2 De Gaulle slaps America thrice in just over an hour RELATIONS between France and the United States reached a new low ebb yesterday following three moves by President De Gaulle. In the space of just over an hour, the French Government: O Protested verbally because a U.S. "spy" plane took
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      Indian defence men seek subs
      46 2 NEW DELHI. Tues.— An Indian defence mission \vjll visit Moscow this month to negotiate fur th* purchase of Soviet submarines, Defence Ministry spokesman said. "The talks are of an exploratory nature to find out what's aval], able," the spokesman said.— UPl.
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      Gold theft in liner: Two plead not guilty
      198 3 Gold theft in liner: Two plead not guilty IXCHESTEK (England). Tues. An Australian and an Englishman pleaded not guilty yesterday at the start of their trial on charges of stealing gold worth £100.000 aboard the liner Capetown Castle. Twenty bar* of cold wcrr stolen earlier this ><-.ir while the 27.000-ton
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      Why I back no-hanging Bill-by the Chief Justice
      92 3 I ONDON. Tues.— The Lord Chief Justice of England. Lord Parker. last night came out ii -support of a BUI to abolish hanging for murder. He told the House of Lord* lie b.iclced the Bill becau.se the preaent law. which keeps hanging
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      Lock icon COMPLAINT BY WIFE: GUEST IN HER BED —
      101 3 COMPLAINT BY WIFE: GUEST IN HER BED I ONDON. Tues. A wo- man of 23 got a divorce yesterday after telling the judge her husband once brought home a man friend and let him share their bed. Although the husband. Lagor Illes, 31. slept In the middle, she found it
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      Lock icon CALLING ALL WITCHES
      77 3 YORK. T ite. the Ame-lcnp author and lecturer 0" witchcraft, announced a nation-wide search foi witches to gather material for ;i book. -The Working Witch." He said there were "perhaps 500.000 witches throughout the world." but 'lint fear of public ridicule and harassment prevented Mnerlcan witches from
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      Lock icon Mariner's camera
      98 3 CONTINUED ...FOR FIRST PICTURES OF MARS gTRANGER than any Martian, this is the "face" Mariner-4 turned on Mars as its camera eyes scanned the surface of the red planet and sent back to earth its first pictures last week. The first photograph of Mars was taken as the
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      Lock icon King challenged by ousted Premier
      400 3 King challenged by ousted Premier GREEK POLITICAL CRISIS WORSENS ATHENS. Tu«*. 'J'HE ousted Premier, Mr. George Papandreou, made a triumphal political march into Athens yesterday and issued the following challenge to an estimated 200.000 supporters: "Who governs this country, the King or the people?" Mr. Papandreoj. who at 77 Is
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      Lock icon London talks on Gibraltar
      60 3 LONDON. Tues.— The Chief Minister of Gibraltar. Sir Joshua i Hassan, arrived here yesterday for talks with the Colonial Secretary. Mr. Anthony Greenwood, on the position of the colony in the face of It* frontier troubles with Spain. He was accompanied by his deputy and opposition
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      Lock icon Wilson holds talks on rail go-slow
      146 3 ONDON. Tues. The Prime Minister. Mr Wilson, held talks on the big go-slow by suburban train drivers yesterday as thousands of commuters forsook the railway and took to their cars in despair. The increased flow of cars soon built up mighty traffic jams around
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      200-mDe limit claim by Latin America
      202 3 200-mDe limit claim by Latin America I IMA (Peru), Tues. 1 The first Latin American parliament, representing the Congresses of 13 nations, has recommended that all of the southern republics with sea coasts proclaim that their waters extend 200 miles out to sea. The four-day meeting adopted a resolution on
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      Lock icon Death ride
      29 3 NDOLA (Zambia). Tues. A woman and two children were killed and 43 injured when a lorry carrying 65 Jehovah's Witnesses to a prayrr overturned on Sunday. Reuter.
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    Murder case: 'Tec shot was to marry, court told
    605 4 SINGAPORE, Tues ]yjELVVN Douglas Reddy, who was fatally shot on April 4 last year while trying to foil the escape of two armed robbers who had grabbed a $60,000 payroll, at the Singapore Trading Co., was a detective due to get
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    DANGEROUS DRIVER WHO KILLED A MAN GETS YEAR'S PRISON
    369 4 DANGEROUS DRIVER WHO KILLED A MAN GETS YEAR'S PRISON SINGAPORE. Tues. A taxi-driver, Toh Lai Chwee, was jailed for one year in the Third Criminal District Court today for causing the death of a seaman by dangerous driving. Toh, who was foundy guilty by a District Judge, Mr. Donald Yeo
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    Party by EDB
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Economic Development Board will hold a cocktail party at the Arundel Room of Goodwood Park Hotel on Aug l at 7 p.m. to celebrate the fourth anniversary of the Board
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    ISTANA FAREWELL PARTY FOR TROOPS
    121 4 •T«OH Puan Noor Aishah 1 chatting with Sergeant Hussein (left) and Corporal Manan of the 2nd Bn., Malaysian Infantry Regiment at a tea party at the Istana Negara on Monday evening. The two non-rommi.v>innrd officers were among the 50 officers and men of the battalion
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    Rotary talk
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Tues Mr R K Tongue will talk on The old and new Jn language teaching at the weekly luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore-West on Thursday at 1 pm. at Prlncea Restaurant.
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    S'pore has done magnificently
    215 4 —SAYS U.S. ENVOY SINGAPORE. Tuea. TtHE United States Ambassador :o Malaysia. A Mr. James D. Bell, said here today that more Americans should know about the Housing and Development Board's programme in Singapore. He made the point after a conducted tour of the Board's Queens town
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      389 4 UNIVERSITY of SINGAPORE MEDICAL SOCIETY presents A CHARITY FILM PREMIERE 3 Und«r The Distinguished Patronage of The Yang Di-Pertuan N«gara| ■at CAPITOL (Spore) oo THURSDAY sth Aug. at 9.30 pm I In conjunction with m Tha Faculty of Medicine Diamond Jubilee Celebrations —IN AID OF .MEDICAL RESEARCH EDUCATION in SINGAPORE
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      392 4 V's Men's Club of Singoporc Beto Choptcr prcicnM A Charity Premiere in aid of The Spastic Children's Assn. of Singapore TONIGHT at 8.45 p.m. I THE DISTINGUISHED PATRONAGE OF H.E. THE YA\G Dl PERTUAN NEGARA. Tc.N YLiOF i at ORCHARD THEATRE Singapore SEASON FROM TOMORROW Daily 3 Shows: 1.15. 4
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    7 POCKETED $1,200,' INQUIRY IS TOLD
    1041 5 7 POCKETED $1,200, INQUIRY IS TOLD SMMWU probe hears of funds taken for debts SINGAPORE, Tues. A lorin c r p;iid oflicul ot the Singapore Manual and MePCan t i I v Workers' I Hion loday lold a commission of inquiry into the administration of tin 1 union how lie
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    Be Proud of Your English
    250 5 You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Arr you rontent with the *aj Mm spe.ik and write? Are you >ure that you are not making mistakes that cause people tn underrate you" You are judged by your English. Thousands of men and
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    NTUC warning to Airways
    323 5 SINGAPORE. Tuesday THE Singapore National Trades Union Congress today warned Malaysian Airways against continuing its "anti-Malayanisation" policy in the recruitment of aircraft engineers. The president of the NTUC. Mr. HO See Beng. said: "This serves as a warning to the Malaysian Airways to put things right
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    WAITRESS RAPE CASE: HUSBAND'S EVIDENCE
    215 5 WAITRESS RAPE CASE: HUSBAND'S EVIDENCE SINGAPORE. Tues. A labourer. Gay Chin Siong. told a preliminary inquiry today that he was awakened early one morning by hla wife and told that she haa been raped by three men. Gay was testifying against three men Saw Chua Muk. Tun Kali Long and
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    No-water areas
    59 5 SINGAPORE. Tues— Water will Ibe cut off tomorrow from 830 j a.m to 5 ojn. In Upper East Coast Koad between m.v and 8 m.s Jalan Puay Poon. Jalan Hujijah E\trnrten Avenue. Primrose Avenue Jaian Pnknk Serunai. Sennett Road. Sennett Lane. Sennett Drive. Seni el Close Sennet I
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    Work begins on $2mil road project
    110 5 SINGAPORE. Tues— The The Public Works Department has begun work on the widening and realignment of Jiironc Road from K m.s to RiH>n I i\ ltd. id Jalan li.ih.i ninetion a distance of ilmiit li\e mill's Improvrmrnt nn this mjjnr link road ronnrrlinr thr
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    $414 more for Fund
    44 6 TAIPING. Tues.— The Mentri Besar of Perak. Dato Ahmad bin Said, was handed $414 ye&terdav in donations from residents of Kampong Jelutong. Bukit Gani tang, and irom the rice miller* or Changkat Ibol. near Taiping. for the National Defence Funi
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    BIG RESPONSE TO SALE OF DEFENCE BONDS
    153 6 KLALA LI.MPIR Tues.— The sharebroker sister of the Raja Permaisuri Ageing, Tengku Noor /.akiah binte Tengku Ismail, today received four cheques amounting to $29,750 for the purchase of National Defence Bonds through her company. The cheques were from the National l'nion of Bank
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    43 banks in new national association
    228 6 43 banks in new national association KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. pORTY-THREE banks formed the first Association of Banks in Malaysia here today to promote and develop trade and industry in the country. The association is the integration of two existing associations into one the Exchange Banks Association of Singapore and that
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    Man jailed for taking $89,500
    74 6 Man jailed for taking $89,500 MALACCA, Tues. —T le manager of the Malacca branch of Eu Tone Sen Finance i Malaya > Ltd.. Mali Weng Wah. 37. was sentenced to a year's tail here today on two charges of criminal breach of trust of $89,550. He pleaded RJiltv. Mah was
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    Four more languages for Radio Malaysia by 1966
    146 6 KIALA LI'MPI'R. Tues. Radio Malaysia is now finalising plans to recruit staff for extending its overseas broadcasts to the Middle E,ist and Africa, its Director. Incbe Dol Ramli. said today. The broadcasts will be in French, Arabic and two African languages H.iu/a
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    Seven men held in swoop
    86 6 Seven men held in swoop PENANG. Tues— A police party from the anti-secret .societies branch here last night swooped on an hotel in Chulia Street and arrested five thugs, believed to be members of the "New Cell 2J Gang." All live men were In a room at about 8 p.m.
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    Bubble gum case
    25 6 SINGAPORE. TLt's Two men. Tan Chiang and Pay Suee Tin. toflnv pleaded Dot gu.lty to tavtng 2.398 lb of dutiable bubble «urn
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    let us know who is friend and who is foe'
    226 6 let us know who is friend and who is foe' I/OTA BHARU, Tues.— i" The chairman of the State National Language Month committee. Inc h c Khaider bin Khatib. last night challenged 'saboteurs" of the national language to come out into the open so "we can know who is friend
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    E and 0 staff strike
    40 6 PENANG. Tur.v More than 70 workers of the E- and O- Lotus Room restaurant and Hotel at Parquhar Street here went on strike tonight following the dismissal of 10 of their colleagues earlier this afternoon.
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    "Singapore student wins top prizes in Britain
    289 6 "Singapore student wins top prizes in Britain SINGAPORE, Tues. A Singapore aircraft apprentice has astounded his professors at the University of Leeds by topping the list of engineering graduates and winning two university awards. Four years ago, Lai Khay Fong joined Malaysian Airways as an electrical apprentice at a salary
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    US student leaders in Penang for panel talks
    96 6 pENANG. Tues. A dele- gation of six student leaders from the United i States National Student Association arrived In Penanz today. During their stay here, they will have a panel discussion with the Malayan Training College Undent tx-dy and attend lectures with
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    The unsuspecting consumers who pay 130 pc interest on fridges
    729 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday pEOPLE buying refrigerators on hire-purchase are unsuspectingly paying an effective 130 per cent interest on their purchases, a potential manufacturer of refrigerators told a public Inquiry of the Tariff Advisory Board here today Mr Ernest E. Kahlenberg.
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    Razak will officiate at anniversary of hero's death
    180 7 Razak will officiate at anniversary of hero's death SINGAPORE. Tues. The- Beting Prime Minister and Defence Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, will officiate at t mony on Sunday to commemorate the 21st anniversary of the death of a Malayan war hero, Maj.Gen. Lim Bo Seng. The wreath-laying eeremonv. starting at 5
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    Scout den opening
    44 7 PENANG. Tues— The Khoo Slan Ewe Scout Den. built fmni funds mused by the scouts of th<^ Methodist Boys' School will be officially opened by the M Chirf Scout and Mlni.-ter of Transport. Dato Haji Sardon bin Hkji Jubir. on Friday.
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    Make Lee a martyr? Never, says Khir
    397 7 PENANG. Tuesday rpHE Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today said that the Alliance Government would "never make a martyr" of the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. He was commenting on the statement by Singapore's Minister for Culture, Mr. S.
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    Sock 'the barking dogI—by1—by Indian M.P.
    102 7 Sock 'the barking dog I—by1 by Indian M.P. AI.OR STAR. Tues.— The visitinn Indian M.P.. .Mr. C. N. Annadurai. today compared President Sockarno to a "barking doe which does not bite." Soek.trn.) only talks of crushing Malaysia but he would not dare to do no in reality." he told a
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    Man accused of stealing police gun
    103 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mok Tai Lin was charged in a magistrate's court yesterday with breaking Into th« hou.se I of a police officer and stealing a service revolver loaded with five rounds of ammunition and iewellerv worth $400. Mok. who pleaded not guilty. u;i> ;illeKod
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    DR. TOE: STOP CALLING US 'GUESTS'
    228 7 DR. TOE: STOP CALLING US 'GUESTS' SINGAPORE. Tuesday. T»HE chairman of the People's Action Party. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. last night warned that Malaysia would not succeed unless Central Government Ministers stopped referring to nonMalays as "guests" in the country. Dr. Toh. Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, said every citizen should
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    Vice squad rescues two girls
    103 7 Vice squad rescues two girls (MNGAPORE, Tues. Two teenaged girls were rescued from a i brothe] and sent to a Social Welfare home I by an anti-vice squad yesterday. They were found In the company of a man and four I other women when the police party raided the premises
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    Agricultural show
    34 7 KUANTAN TUM».— ThI of Patent «.ii i p°n th*> two-itey r ate agricultural rxlvbirion at Bukr Uhi her* on M 3 pm A highlisM of thr p\h.btion is the -Miss Ajmculturf rr.ntp.si
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    Blind since 10 but he is off to Hong Kong to study music
    325 7  - Blind since 10 but he is off to Hong Kong to study music LIM THOW BOON By j^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. —Yu Chee Van was blinded at 10 as a result of an accident during a basketball game. But this has not dampened his eest for living, nor has it shattered
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    Plan to raise $4 mil. for hospital
    143 7 SINGAPORE, Tues A MEDICAL Progress Fuwd r%l designed to raise about $4 million for the establishment of a Medical Specialists' Institute in Singapore, will be officially launched by the Health Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. on Friday The fund-raising campaign will last for
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    MTUC: Set up team to amend strike ban rules
    316 8 MTUC: Set up team to amend strike ban rules KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. rPHE Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Ma nickavasagam, was asked today to set up a working party immediately to amend the Emergency Regulations banning strikes in essential industries and in Government service. The suggestion was made by the
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    That Indon balloon' in tree was from fete
    124 8 OtKEMBAN, Tues. The kJ balloon in a tree which caused a flurry on Sunday at the village of Tanjong Gading. near Muar, was one of 200 released by children who attended the fete on Saturday organised by the British Army garrison in
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    King's message
    28 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues The Yar.u dl-Pertuan Agon? has sent j a congratulatory message to King Baudouin on the occasion of Bel- < gium's National Day tomorrow. r
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    Ghazali: Bitter debate benefits no one
    170 8 From ALAN KHOO UONG KONG. Tues. 11 The present "acrimonious debate" between Singapore and I Kuala Lumpur is not beneficial to anyone, I Haji Ghazali bin Jawl, Malaysia's Minister for Agriculture and Cooperatives, said here today. Haji Ghaza.ll agreed that Urn no could be
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    NPC course for supervisors
    62 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Twelve supervisors from commercial firms have begun a 10-day course on leadership and I human relations at the N.iI tionai Productivity Centre in Petallng J.i. The courye is being conduc- ted by Mr. Pinn Taieth. a super- vlsory training expert, and InI rhr
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    Patriotic civil servants
    32 8 JOHORE BAHRf. Tues.— The total contribution to thr National Defence Fund in Johore up t»July 11 was $318,591.93. The biggest group donation of i ,$137,041.66 rame from Government servants.
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    Salesman (with girl) slashed in hotel room
    149 8 Salesman (with girl) slashed in hotel room L'UALA LUMPUR, A salesman who was with his girlfriend in a hotel room, off Pudu Road here, nigfat wa.s slashed in the throat when he rrfused to allow two I strangers to join him. Yeoh Ah Seng. 26, was sent to the General
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    Co-operative Day
    35 8 KOTA BHARU. Tues. Tli» Mentri Bes;ir of Kelantan, D.irn Mohanifi! Asrl bin Hail Mud* win Inaugurate The Internal iCoowr.v:\e D;iy observsnoa her* at the Suit. in umail College at 2 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Ooi hits at Govt over Dr. Kumar
    194 8 PENANG, Tuesday INSTEAD of Inspiring ".selfless, loyal Malaysians" lo work In the Interests of tiie nation, the Alliance Central Government was "engaged In a petty and pernicious policy of Intimidating and arresting those who dared to voice their criticisms against it." "This hurts
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      146 8 Bff V. T. itmtstin DISASTER. \KH, CUT flOUTy*-"" '-5T ...BUT SHE BETTER V" THIS IS KOOZUH. OOOIA "k. I DIDNT KKiThU e*\ »t^° [^•JnU-ySOSH/rHJSJS/ Ail RIGHT, S^E THROWS WELL, PALACE WTTH KING /^HAVE TO BAffV-SrTnNGf V' OW/ft Bwfr' S^ON RHINO AIANTK? THAV AND THE VOICE ON V K BUT HOW
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      Legend and tradition in golf's greatest competition
      1729 9 Legend and tradition in golf's greatest competition When Australia's Peter Thomson won the British Open for the fifth time on July 9, he joined the select band of golfing greats who contributed the legends and traditions of this 104-year-old contest. IN Ihc last round of the I!)f>4 m-itish Open Golf
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    DEATH
    27 10 M NarWi Hi I minimum, LEI LIAN MCOW, axed M, of I. I Jaian Annn. s pore paeeed away I pearcflrlly on l»tii July IIXS runer»l
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    80 10 :n Wo.rf. $11 <Mimim,,m MR. J V K. KANDIAH rorrnerlv nt T. „k Arum thank frienila nod rela attended anil aent eondoleawa ni the funeral oi iiih t.eloved »if« Sentul FAMILY OF LATE Mr Thona Tet Ufa, n»tu <i»)Mb than, retal .r thi-lr condol-ncea. Ittf"— «n,l a.tandaocea I their
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    137 10 Word* %ll rmimlmmm) SINUAPORK BALLET lltn Mu* tta -'ill. Otb. 7tb. Auguat H.*i p.m., \li ■•.ri» Theatre Tlrketa at Koblaaoa a ranx DRESS PROBLEMS turn out to be a nm you Malt My Fair Lady Beautiful acrranortea for BMff Tel: 2772* Spore. EVERYBODY'S TALKING about M Tanglin Rood. Spore.
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    31 10 a »or«-t jtj Hlmlmuimt THC BOOKLET ENTITLEU tin I Pt"i» Brnitm H>nHui t,y Dr C! D Th« Hrrrloua iSein BlMe t'onrae are free Malayaia Kvaegellatlr I -^mn^iMir Road l.t
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      Americans Astray
      562 10 The possibility of sale* of i American strategic equipment to Indonesia being resumed is almost incredible news. The matter is bein+r taken up by the Malaysian Government, "surprised and gravely concerned." as Tun Eazak's statement puts it, that Washington should i consider supplying sophistic- ated military equipment to
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      Dumping The News
      429 10 Dumping The News For the fourth time in eight days several thousand copies of the Straits Times despatch 'ed for distribution in Borneo were taken off the morning aircraft yesterday to await a later flight. An occasional offloading if regular freight, even newspapers which are among the most perishable of
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      Manila Link
      153 10 There seems no reason why the PhUippine Air Line*' application for landing rights at the new Kuala Lumpur air- port should not be granted. jThe proposed service would bring our two countries closer together just at a time when i every such step forward is to be welcomed,
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    Learning Malay—llo
    548 10  - Learning Malay— llo YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University Of Malaya VOCABULARY: Buboh. mrmbuboh (vt to place, to put; krnal. menfenal (v> to know to recognise something or someone; berkrnalan drngan (V) to get to know someone; penftnaian (in Introduction; kad penfenalan <N) Identity card. (INTERROGATION: SP. WORDS/PHS. (Contd> In the
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    Malaysia's Universities now and tomorrow
    1377 10  - Malaysia's Universities now and tomorrow DATO SIR ALEXANDER OPPENHEIM Thfc problems of university education in Malaysia, the building of new universities, the provision ultimately of 40,000 university places, and questions of education standards in this country are discussed here by Dato Sir Alexander Oppenheim. who has just retired as Vice-Chan
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    Lock icon Wilson: Crisis ' may get much worse
    183 11 Wilson: Crisis may get much worse I ONDON, Tues. The British Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson. said la.st night that there was a dan»«*r ot a much more serious crisis if the Malaysia-Indone-sia issue was not quickly Mttled. M r Wii ion i t.hp start of a twn day foreign
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    MIC meeting
    33 11 KLANTAN. Tues. The Mm Ut<-r for Posts. Works and Telerominunirrttions. Dau> bunthan. will nttfiid the d meeting of th<> Pnhang Branch of (tie MIC at tiie Town Hall here on Sunday.
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    New magistrate
    23 11 PARIT BL'NTAR, Tues.— lnche Awmnf bin Yaacob. second District has been appointed a second cla.s.s magistrate for the Stale of Perak
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    Police thwart students
    369 11 BID TO DEMONSTRATE AT MINISTRY AFTER MEETING AT COLLEGE IS FOILED SINGAPORE, Tuesday. POLICE today thwarted an attempt by Ngee Ann College students to stage a demonstration at the Ministry of Education to attract public attention to their boycott of classes. The students" action committee had planned
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    A radio troupe for Borneo troops
    182 11 A radio troupe for Borneo troops I JfUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A group of entertainers from Radio Malaysia will put on shows for security forces serving in Sarawak and Sabah. The troupe, sponsored by the Ministry of Defence will leave here by a RoyaJ Malaysia Air Force aircraft for Kuching on
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    Gurkha depot parade
    37 11 SUNOEI PATANI Tues A total of 887 recruits took part in passlng-ou: parade at the Ourkha training depot here thU morning. The recruits Included 63 for the Ourkha contingent of the Royal Malaysian Police.
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    Exit Josey
    348 11 SINGAPORE. Tues THIS IS NOT END OF THE WORLD FOR ANYBODY' ALEX JOSEY, the expeiled free-lance British journalist, left Singapore by air today. Ordered out of the country by the Central Government for having "Interfered" In the internal politics of Malaysia. Mr. Josey boarded a BOAC Jetliner at
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    First batch national servicemen join Rangers
    132 11 IPOH. Tues. a oatch of j 62 national servicemen arrived by train here today a.s the first intake for the 3rd Bn.. Malaysia Rangers. that Is now being set up. The batch comprising 55 Ma--lln vs. four Indians, and Three Chinese, have volunteered to
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    Malaysian song-writer dies at 59
    89 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Tony Fonseka. the man who started the Merdeka Choir which sintcs over Radio Malaysia and at official functions, died suddenly at his home this evening. He i was 59. Mr Fonseka. who has composed more than 25 Malay songs and ttYittfn more
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    Board of visitors
    57 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Tues. The following have been appointed to the board of vlsltoUpper Perak District Hospital Or:lc: Inche Mohamed No<;r bin Dalian. Hadl Din bin Haji Juson. Che Tarn blnte Mohamed Taiur Mr. V. Suppiah. Mr. S Kalimu.. Mr. Le Kirn Seng, Mr. Tan Kcan Pang and
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    Three to get top French culture awards
    187 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Three Malaysians are to receive "the highest order in the French Ministry of Culture." it was announced here today by Mr. Pierre Anthonio/. the French Amba dor. They arc UNGKI AZIZ BIN II MID Dean of the Faculty of Arts.
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    Relief for fishermen
    71 11 \IUAR, Tues— The Minister of Welfare Services. Hajl Abdul Hamld Khan, to presented 557.825 in cash aid to 770 fishermen here and at Parit Raja whose livelihood has been allected by the Intermittent off-shore cul during the la.st few month.-.. The Minister will hand over another $185,215
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    Sopiee to The Guardian: Not at all racial...
    250 11 Sopiee to The Guardian: Not at all racial... I ONDON, lues. The ::tormation attache of the Malaysian lli«h i>ni:i)i>sion here. Imhe .Mnh.imed Snplrc, today straagly challenged a recent editorial in The Guardian linking the rest! tlrment of Chinese in Sarawak with differences of opinion between Kuala l.umpur and sinuporr ln<
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    $100 gift to D-Fund
    45 11 KOTA BHARU Tuos.— A nubth worker. Inche Abdul I who recently received 54.800 from his Provident Fund. todned $100 to the National Deiene* Fund. He also donated SlOO to ttM TnoCkn Abdul Rahman Foundation and another $100 to the School here.
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      U.K. retail store may set up K.L. branch
      250 12 U.K. retail store may set up K.L. branch MARKS and Spencer Ltd. of Britain, which established a retail store in Singapore a few months ago offering the full range of its consumer goods, is considering opening a similar shop in Kuala Lumpur. This was Indicated in Singapore by Mr. J.
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      Austrian bikes
      42 12 Austria produced 267,000 bicycles last year against 209,000 units in 19i)3. according to a report in the Austrian Economic News Bulletin. Exports rose from 126.000 units to 183.000 units of which the United States absorbed 165,000 units, says the report.
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      Sarawak, Sabah to be in new bank body
      274 12 Sarawak, Sabah to be in new bank body TUIK Exchange Banks' Association of tlic Stales of Malaya and the Malayan Exchange Banks' Association working in Singapore have merged into a single body known as the Asto nation of Banks in Malaysia. The formation of this hew body has special significance
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      DIRECTOR ON FIRST VISIT TO MALAYSIA
      166 12 DIRECTOR ON FIRST VISIT TO MALAYSIA /COLONEL E.R. MAYER (above) tnanaKlng director of Metlex Industries Ltd., Croydon. England is now on a visit to Main Col. Mayer's company manufactures bathroom equipment including cabinets, chrome fittings and mirrors. This is the first visit to this part of the world by Col.
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      Off to see scope for investment
      61 12 Off to see scope for investment MR. LEE TECK CHYE (above*, Industrial economist of South East Asia Development Corporation Ltd.. who left last week for Bangkok. Hong Kong and other Asian countries to .study the investment and industrial cilmate. During his tour, he will contact shareholders and associates of •up
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      13 DUTCH TRADE FAIRS NEXT YEAR
      153 12 13 DUTCH TRADE FAIRS NEXT YEAR HOLLAND is to hold 13 trade fairs next year. January will spp the Winter Trade Fair for leather and travel goods: Souvenir Trade Fair; and the Industrial Art Exhibition. March will be taken up by the International Spring Fair whenthe accent will be on
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      Polythene bag works expanding production
      317 12 INCREASING demand has hastened the expansion of a Singapore company manufacturing polythene bags. The company. Hock Tat Polythene Manufacturers and Printers Ltd., are now waiting for the Singapore Economic Development Board to allocate them a suitable piece of land to put up a new factory.
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      WATCHES WITH HIGHER POWER
      148 12 WATCHES WITH HIGHER POWER AL L Pavre Leuba watches will soon incorporate a new type of movement which will enable them to keep going longer than conventional brands. This was stated by Mr. Kurt managing director of Favre-Leuba Watch Co. Ltd on hla return to Singapore alter v protracted study
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      Credit card system
      115 12 I>OAC is now accepting Bank of America credit cards for travel to and from the United 81 hs well as to France and Belgium from the US. The Bank of America card, for holders and their families, is the fourth credit arrangement accepted by BOAC. The others
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      Park leads nation in mourning Rhee, the patriot
      693 13 FOUNDER OF SOUTH KOREA WHO BECAME FEUDAL DESPOT SEOUL. Tuesday PRESIDENT Park Chung Hee led his nation in expressing deep sorrow at the death of South Korea's first President, Dr, Syngman Rhee, in Honolulu yesterday. Officials and citizens alike regretted that Dr.
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      Soekarno branded an 'opportunist'
      213 13 NEW YORK, Tuesday. A PHILIPPINES Congressman yesterday charged xX that Indonesia's President Soekarno is an opportunist who deserts his friends. Mr. Sallpada Pendatun. Deputy Speaker of the Philippines House of Represent ative.s. said In an an Interview: "The only one he hasn't antagonised Is Communist China."
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      Anti-American parades by Pakistan students
      112 13 Anti-American parades by Pakistan students f)ACCA. Tuea. Police ringed the United States Information Service building here last night as East Pakistan student* launched an anti-American demonstration. "Yankees ro homr" -Withdraw From Military Pacts" and We Don't Want Dollars" said placards paraded through the rty by shouting students, most I of
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      24 13 MOGADISHU (Somalia). Tues. —The Republics of Somalia and Indonesia have decided to place their dlploma'ic relations at the I ambassadorial level AP
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      22 13 WASHINGTON. Tues.— MaUwl has become the 103 rd member of thr International Monetary Fund and the World Bank— A.P.
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      123 13 LONDON, Tues. Three medals given to John Brown, a former stable boy uliom Queen Victoria described as her "beloved friend." were sold to a London dealer yesterday for SS.V). The friendship between the Queen and the bearded, kilted Scottish Highland ghillie (family retainer* was the
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      Lock icon 'Mystery' sky object was navy i—balloon
      210 13 'Mystery' sky object was navy i balloon I) AYT O N (Ohio), 17 Tues.— The U.S. Air Force said yesterday a "mysterious" sky object seen by thousands in Ohio and states east last week was one of two missing navy balloons released in Canada. 81ghtings over Portugal and the Azores
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      Lock icon Dead—human cannonball
      59 13 Dead— human cannonball SALISBURY. Tues.— The "Human Cannonball." 32-year-oid Spanish acrobat Arturo Grire. died In a circus performance here last night v.ht n he missed the net after being fired from a cannon. He died before reaching hiicpital with a suspected broken neck Circus manager Mr. R. Thompson said Orice
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      743 14 OFFICE SPACE VACANT 15 Word* St (Min.)— Box St cts. txtru S'BAN MODERN OFFICE Centra. sits '.'nil-flr 2.500 sq.ft. small portion.'aaeepM. Box A49U2 ST. a'pore RECENTLY RENOVATED rully r urniched with steel furniture approximately 1.. )()<) aq. rt. district 2, available for immediate occupation at extirmely low rentals. Pleasr ring
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      1040 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE li Word- M (Mm.,— Box it tt*. txtrn I IM7 HILLMAN MINX excellent condition, family owned, accident free S Ji.lixi 0.n.0 Mr. Ow MM iS'pore) I MINI FIAT 600 Good condition, on* }j o»ner no dealer. King Klan» -at nichl. J FORD ZEPHYR IMI M vood condlInsured.
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      1217 15 I Benuline] EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON. LIVERPOOL I CONTINENTAL PORTS. t BENVRACKIE >" \Sm taM P.S'ham Penan, SSSiL tit" G*a.3s/Tilay July 22,23 tottirdaa. Saat 4 BENjHIANT hST" sS," Rottirtatn Seat S fcnapora f. S'naa ••enang Antwerp Saft I Jaly 22/21 Singapore P. SHaaj Pining OENNEVIS .'pool, R'dam, H'Durg. G'moulh lalj
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    106 16 MELBOURNE, rues. rNDL'siKiALb wtre Mjiii support was lor SBCOnd rank issues. Leaders *ere ixre«umr. Base meials and oiis moved nari-ouly around steady leveis. Today «ub Monday a Mount tea 36 •> N. urukru Hill iin» i S/i J |S7 4) Ainpol 1 1 An-I OM Ind Au.it Paper
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    RUBBER PRICES
    244 16 AUGUST fir>t gr^dr rubber f.o.b. bu>rrs cluM-d at ."> p.m. in Htlflian and Kuala Lumpur vrsterouy at bX cents per lb.. up liM-ciCtiths of a cent on Monday's ilomiik level for thr rv-Mtion. The loin- »a> quietly >teady. K.A.S. and r.AI.K.t. rloHing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday:
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    105 16 THE Malayan Ixartanfa Bank'a Ano•latlon made tbeae cbaogea In Ita rataa to raerchanta yesterday (all rates to $100): Niw Varh: buying TT 32 11/16. airmail OD 32 13/16, 90 d/it. 33 3/16 credit btlli, 33 7/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 33 7/16. airmail OD M y.'l6. SO
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    DOLLAR RATE
    54 16 THE present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fined on November 24 last year Is SHllng TT or OD 2s. 3 15 18d. Buying TT 2s. 4 l/16d. Buying OD 25."4' H d. Tbe dollar Is at IU statutory middle position In relation to its
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    BETTER SENTIMENT IN TINS AND INDUSTRIAL SHARES
    787 16 From Our Market Correspondent TIIKRK was a better sentiment in buth industrials and tins un the Stock K\chanyc yesterday although towards the end of trading prices in some cases came off best. Turnover still continued on the restricted side (although just under double
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    32 16 Malayan Stoi k Imilm < I July 19 July 20 ■Industrial*: m; rt M 43 Tins: UM 87.11 S rubber*: ltS.ll U3.11 *l)ec. 30, IM| l imi Dec. 29, 1962- 100
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    After 5 day rise tin falls three dollars
    494 16 STRAITS tin Ml by $3 in Penanc yesterday to $712.25 on an offering estimated up 15 tons to 275 tons. The fall followed five day rise which had added $12.25 to the price. The fall was in line with London where on
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    H.K. RATES
    35 16 ON frt* •>!•»»<• marN.t tv Base Kon« TMt-rdajr ■>.' U.I. «*ll«r wu qnr»«d at &.7SI for T.T. aad S.7Bi for nah. Sttrllnic was quoted at IS.OS aad ani tail of i»ld at 2«0. i 1
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    CLOSING PRICES
    29 16 July 20. MALAYAN Kt BBKR PffUCE: ftfi rents (up Ihr-eightlis of a cent). TIN: 1712JH (down S3). I noflic i.il estimated offerinK 275 tons (up 15 tons).
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      2265 16 BH_' Sailings to the United Kingdom. W&. MismKiiii!3B Dep Pt OeD Arrtvp -^t^R VpWpHpp«aSwBKwMlVp^RMW Score Shorn Penang U.K.. KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD V 2. !S, »"L- 30^-, ii U p 9 "IBERIA" 22 Sep 15 Oet Bast Canada and U.S.A. Great Lakes Service "CHITRAL" 28 Sep 29 Sep 30 Sep
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      391 16 WILHELMSEN LINES FROM Scaidiianat aal cantnttttl Pert* tar Baitgktk, Mania Ml Ming King. ■>*oa«t S'oaae j.ngtpori ft jut. A 4Ldti M/ 2! Jef» ioe«f.s (Calls Manila) *at "/IS »tf 11/11 TUCIU td.it Puun. Japtn) BARBER LINE rROM U.».«- MM 4KB MSI .(MM POITI. iPtvim 1 »af HINtSVIIII 10 kaj IUItNOOT
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    BUSINESS ON EXCHANGE
    733 17 HI SINEBS in and rrportrd to Ihr Migtapore and KuaU I.umpur trading rooms of the M<>rk r\. haii£c of MaUysia yesterday, with thr number of the sli.ur. tr.ulpd in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: En* 51. 42 BL., Eit* dob 11.000) It; l.i,t »m«lt (L.txitl $.'74. (1.0O0; •iHi) (I.ooo> $2.66.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    221 17 July 20. Three on onto*. INDUSTRIALS Boustead 13 ct* McAlister 9 eta City Dot. 6 ct*. M. Invest. 8 ct* C S. HoMlnun i3cts.N. Iron 9 cts Dunlopj 10 ct*. 0.C.8.C. 13 ct*. .E. SmtltlnK 21 ct*. Rot b man 9 eta Kasollct*. S.m6r(i. Fed. L)i»p. 12 cv.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    110 17 SHIPS lying alongside ti Singapore wharvet or oipootod today are: President Hayrn 3/4. Klna 6/7, Metwa Maru 23/2* Hikosnlma Maxu 31/32. Benvrackle 35/36. LaUwel 42/43, Chandpara 46. Neder Rhone 47, Almee Lykes 1/2. Mtyotatna alaru 18, Bljik 1314. Bullmba 38/39. Benledl 33/34. Elan Maru 40/41, Empire Gannct
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 17 CHINESE Prortiic. Exchangt, Singapore noon pncti par plcul y*(tord«»: Coconut oil: bulk SOS Mllcri. drum 160 ■ellcn. Copra: July/ Auk. UK/Contlsoot: Unquoted. P*pp*r: Muntok whit* ***** ■alien. Sarawak whit* $163 seller*, apecial Sarawak black ***** Milan, caroled Lampons black $152i(N) Mll*ra, ABTA SI6&CN) aellen. Sinnaporo Coconut Oil MlHorf
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      725 17 I l»a^^l^^^l^l»^i^»»»r^^^i»»V^iaa^^^i^^a»^»a^B^^T^^^^^^Sal I i THE TRADE MARKS ORDINANCE, (No. 26 of 1950) This Advertisement appears by direction of the Registrar of Trade Marks, States of Malaya, under thr provisions of Section 49 of the Ordinance. NOTICE is hereby given that the following Trade Marks registered In the name ol Chee
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      602 17 I PEMBERITAHU TAWARAN J.KR. TAWARAN daripada Pemborong- yang berdaftar dlJ.K.R. kelai ("C") dan kaatas 'dl-bawah peringkat 1 dan peringkat 4 kechll) akan di-terlma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri, Selangor J.K.R Jalan Sultan Hlshamuddln, Kuala Lumpur hingga pukul 3.00 petang pada 4-8-65 untok Reka-bentok. perbekalan dan pendirlan bagi satu tankl ayer bertlang, muatan
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      748 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT STATE OF SABAH MEDICAL DEPARTMENT QL'EEN ELIZABETH HOSPITAL JESSELTON i ft General Training School I for Nurses Recognised for Registration by the General Nursing Council for England and Wales. Applications are invited from men and women for a Training Course of three years and three months In General
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      820 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS j FEDERAL GOVERNMENT VACANCIES IN SABAH APPLICATIONS are Invited for I the following appointments lv Sa- bah: t (a) BROADCASTING ENGINEER. Department of Radio. Salary: Div I. Scale A ($750x30-870/ 930x30-1.050 1085x35-1,260 1,300x40-1,420). Point of entry in the scale will depend on qualifications and experience. Qualification-: Candidates should
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      1360 17 NOTICE SITUATION VACANT NfiTirF Mining Company requires the I niM IVX I services of a Senior St*>i The public Is hereby notified grapher. Preference given to I lhat effective 17th June. 1965. those who have had experience I Chiang Ann Company 314. La- lin Company Secretarial or legal vender Street.
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  • TIMESPORT 1
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      'Time pros' are emerging as nations prepare for Mexico Games: Clarke
      204 18 'Time pros' are emerging as nations prepare for Mexico Games: Clarke CYDNEY. Tues. A new race of "time professionals" was emerging as nations prepare for the 1968 Olympics in high-altitude Mexico City, world champion long-| distance runner Ron Clarke said here yesterday. He said most nations were making time professionals
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        Lock icon Springboks heading for victory over Leicestershire
        443 18 I ONDON, Tues. The. J South African eric-' keters are heading for victory at Leicester where the County need, 85 with seven wickets to fall to escape an innings defeat. Leicestershire hopes of bowling out the tourM* for below 200 were shattered by a
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      POT OF GOLD
      827 18 BEST BET IN THE CARD TODAY 15... EPSOM JEEP't best bets arc Pot of Cold (Race Three). High Light (Race Fivei and Dinding (Race Seven) THE COINC is good. RACING with EPSOM JEEP pOT OF GOLD, who holds the course record of lmin 6sec for s£f, should
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      TIMESPORT SELECTIONS
      127 18 R««w 1 Race 2 Rjmm S RADIANT PEAK BAMANETTF. RADIANT PEAK Carpet Baffer Radiant Peak Chuba Chuba IpMS Hero Fortuna Carpet Bagger MLASAB SAI.AZAR J AMBORITA J« i horiU I ad) Avalett SaUzar National Scholar Roi d'Atout Lovely Day POT OF GOLD RETLSV POT OF GOLD Rush Time
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      PENANG—2nd DAY
      1275 18 PENANG— 2nd DAY Race 1-2.30 Cl 5 Div 2 ($4300) 5,t 1 0050 Vigilant* ,Md PM Pttng) Sullivan 6 90 \<"lm»ii n 2 ***** Radiant Peak .Thio St) Allan 4 8 11- (SF) CMh i 3 ***** tarprt Ba«er ,Dunn Bath. Bagby 3 810 (Fl Kaiu '> 4 ***** Ha>hjet
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      784 18 Nona NIHSPKIM SIKIPPINUfc IM KttL LNUB Ine biraiu lime* Preaa .M,i...;.ai Limited 111 Jman Puqu. Kuala Lumpur oiler* lor aaia a quantity of newsprint »lrlypjn < <» ana reel ends. turUier details may be obtained irom the ofnee manager. TeL K.L. ***** Bx. 28. JABATAN KERJA RAYA PERAK DM VAT
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      60 18 LIEW KIN CHOONG GARMENTS FACTORY Specialists in Making of Uniforms, Production Capacity: 2,000 Pieces Manufacturers of States or Malaysian Flags and flags of any Nation throughout the World made to your specifications. Also available Banners, Buntings for the forthcoming Anniversary of Malaysia Celebration. Prices Reasonable! Prompt Delivery! 24. |Alan 52/4
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      246 18 Straits Times Crossword HI HHT H H"^ I BT^* I H I ACROSS II extremely 16 and 1«: 7. Take photograph* and make Buddhism's in S If loud (6. a report <s>. 5i Clown takirtg eridence <9\ n Start ofT wood cut of The Ideas for an obiter dictum Deserted
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      Kler: We expect 7 golds
      466 19  -  ERNEST FRIDA SABAH ATHLETES ARRIVE By CINGAPORE, Tues. Twelve of the 17-member Sabah athletics i team for the Malaysian national championships flew in last night ten days before the championships are due to be held at Farrer Park here on July 29-31. Four more Sabah
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      Matthews accepts Port Vale offer
      81 19 Matthews accepts Port Vale offer I ()M>ON. Turs. Sir Stanley Maltfccmi, «l«o retirrd from playinc competitive Meeer at the end of la>t M\«M>n yesterday .iiceptcd thr post of general manaßpr of the Kn^M-ili fourth Division Club Port Vale. Jackie Mudie. former Scottish inli-ri.iiiim.il and an old eeUeagM Stanleys at Blackpool,
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      PENANG BA WILL HOLD K0 ROUND FOR OPEN
      267 19 PENANG. Tues. The Penang Badn aliun will hold elimination rounds at the UMNO Hall ut 5 p.m. tomorrow and at 8 p.m. on Thursday among players who have been entered fur the Malaysian open championships at Alor Star next month. The elimination
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      S'gor recall Guru for final v S'pore
      261 19 CRICKET By F. EMMANUEL KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday TWO Belangor cricketers who have not played ii x the MCA inter-state tournament this seasoi arc in the Selangor team to meet Singapore in th final on July 30, 31 and Aug. 1 in Singapore. They
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      Singapore trounced
      109 19 JOHORK BAHRU. Tues. Johorc Combined Schools Singapore Schools y-o m tlie Heiih Joo Seanp Cup interstate badminton competition. Results Uohore players mention- Singles Yong Chow Van bt Chua.i Chonc Peck 1-15. 17-14. deti: and Bobby Ko:i 10-15 18-*, 15-4: Tan Lye King bt Cbual Chong Peck 15-7, 15-8
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      SUMMARY
      83 19 MX I I l»iv I: PWD 5 Malays 3. ralpiag Uiv. f. Thenavan Youths f Workshop 1. lpoh Uiv. 1; Police Field Porce wo. PWD lIO< Xl V Malacca Lea 6ue: Hih School BASKI 11*. M I Joliurr inler-diMm t tinal ru ot Kluai'.s 30-29 UK Xl I intcr-srhool
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      King's Cup s-finalists
      57 19 fOBOKM. BAHRU. Tues. %J English College. Johore! uHhru, hive entered the seml--1 finals of the Malaysian interI school Xl Cup badminton i compel ltlon when they defeated' 1 High School. Malacca 4-1 In the ■00th IDM fmul here. The semti finals will be held during the 1
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      Lock icon Rajamani wins 400 metres to complete treble
      61 19 IPOH schoolteacher M. Rajamani winning the 400 metres final at the Perak championships on Sunday to complete a treble. Earlier she had won the 100 metres and 200 metres events but missed her best event, the 80m hurdles, because she had only recently
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      SOCCER REF MANSOR QUITS
      301 19 SOCCER REF MANSOR QUITS By OH Xl 1 Tl.V\<; PENANG, Tues. Penang s Malaya Cup referee. H. A. B. Mr.nsor. has retired. He made his farewell appearance In the Malaya Cup inter-zone semifinal between Singapore and Kelantan at Kota Bharu on July 9. "It has been a very difficult decision
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      Goalkeeper crisis for Singapore
      380 19  -  JOE DORAI SOCCER By Singapore, Tuesday vyiTH the most important part of the Malaya Cup competition just ahead of them, reigning champions Singapore have to find replacements for their regular goalkeepers Ahmad Wartam and Wilf Skinner. Ahmad Wartam, who played Impressively in all four second round
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      Majid goal saves S'pore
      149 19 CINGAPORE. Tues. Malaysian Armed Forces, runners-up to lmaliv.s Sciangor in the north zone of the Malaya Cup tourna- 1 ment. drew 3-3 with south zone i champions. Singapore, at Jft- j lan Besar Stadium tonlcht. Forces werp on top lor most of tlie niatch. They took
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      S'pore boys win 3-1
      109 19 CINGAPORE. Tues.— Singapore beat Juhere 3-1 m the southern zone inter-state school teanis championships at Johore B;ihru today. Singapore will next meet Malacca at the end of this month. The winners will qualify lor the final at Kuala Lumpur next month. Paul Choo. Singapore'a Junior champion,
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      TICKETS
      35 19 I SINGAPORE. Tues. Th» Singapore AAA announced today that S3 and $1 tickets lor the MaI laysian natlona! championships are "•allable from the secretary. Maurice Nicholas, at the Ministry of Social Affairs (phone 2403).
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      MUKHERJEA, KRISHNAN INVITED FOR MALAYSIAN OPEN MEET
      181 19  -  GUNN CHIT THYE LAWN TENNIS By pENANG, Tues.— This year's Malaysian open lawn tennis championships here on Aug. 26-29 are likely to be contested by many foreign stars. Seven Australians have already confirmed their entry and the Penang Lawn Tennis Association, who are
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      Johore to revive badminton body
      127 19 Johore to revive badminton body JOHORE BAHRU, Tues. An attempt to revive the Johore I badminton Association will be made at a meeting here on Friday. M. P. Sudhakaran, JBA protem secretary, told Tlmesport that tn# formation of the State association was considered vital In view of the fact that
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      Thai college rugger tour
      69 19 IPOH, Tues The Vajiravudh College. Bangkok. rugger team will play three matches against Mataysun school teams in August I and September. Thrir lirst match 1 ill be agains: Penang Free School on Aug. 29 after which they :ra\el to Kuala Lumpur to meet 1 Victoria Institution
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      159 19 SPORTS DIARY j SOCCER Spore Business lane). lpoh Dlv. 1: Municipality Houses M-nioi I djue and Cup: Ki u I P dlal (I P° h Pad»n(?': Borneo v F N iß.vr.- W.llev 8: I*«ntani v PCRC "A 1 Rd>; Metal Box v Naati: Chan I (JAJ DID v Malaysia Rantered
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    Razak: I'll say it once more; we believe in racial equality
    856 20 Razak: I'll say it once more; we believe in racial equality KUALA LUMPUR. Tuts THE ACTING Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, tonight rebutted allegations that the Alliance Government believed in the supremacy of one -ace over others. The country's Constitution did not provide for the supremacy of any single race
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    Cargo handling
    39 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. A demonstration of modern cargo handling techniques will be held on board the Ben Line steamer Benledi at 5.30 p.m. on Thursday. She is docked at godowns 33 34 of the Port of Singapore Authority.
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    Lock icon Brawl by MPs
    48 20 OOUTH KOREAN Government Party niembers grapple with minority party members in a riotous brawl on the National Assembly platform in Seoul on July 14, after the Assembly heard the acknowledgment of the Government request for ratification of a diplomatic normalisation treaty with Japan. UPI photo.
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    Lock icon 'Indon warships for Malaysian border'
    152 20 JAKARTA. Tues. Indonesian warships were heading for the Malaysian border region to balance the "enemy military build-up." Antara said today. The Deputy Navy Commander. Rear-Admiral Muljadi. was aboard one of the ships, the agency said. Meanwhile, asked to comment on Australian involvement in the Malaysia
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    114 20 LONDON. Tue.s The Prime I Minister Mr Wilson has postponed until early 'next year planned visits to India. Pakistan and Malaysia, Brltlsh ofllcial.s said last night, He was originally expected to make the tour in September. The pressure of Parliamentary and other work has caused the
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    LONDON STOCKS
    343 20 LONDON. Tues It has been another quiet day in the Mock [markets with gilt-edged and golds claiming most attention while equities drifted aimles.-ly Gilt-edged were in particularly good form with gains throughout the list ranging io nearly half a point. Dollar stocks came in for attention after an
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    RUBBER
    52 20 LONDON. Tues. Spot 21 ',d, Aug. 21 \d.. Sept 21 d.. Oct. 20\d Oct Dec. 20"sd.. Jan. Mar 20 d.. April June 20 11 16 d July Sept 20\d., Oct. Dec. 20 9 16d. i 1 Jan. March 20' 2 d.. c.i.t. Aug. 1 20 .d. Sept 20S.d. Tone:
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    20 20 LONDON Tups Bi, 'urtiard buyers *****. Milan £1428. Settlement £1426 Turnover a.m 95 tons. p.m. 105 tons Tone. Firmer.
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    171 20 Tengku: Vietnam will be another Korea lON DON. Tuo s. Tengku Abdul Rahman indicated concern over the situation in South Vietnam as he left here today for Pa: The Tengku salri port that he beiie\ situation In South VI would follow tlir m as it did In Korra and that
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    13 20 MR. TAV OEN SENI: lcavr* tc. CABLE RECEIVED 1 I >h.i run. !•:<>"
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      More homes for the people
      1037 1 PREMIER LEE WILL OPEN BIG DISPLA V Housing for 250,000 people; Total cost $150 million; 16 primary school* and eight secondary schools in the area. Board's 51,000 th house will be ready next month f\ VER the next five years I i!»riH-70. the Housing: \^F
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      PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK
      100 1 TIIK Miming dales provide :i uuirie fur tin- eventv Tenants gaMCs: .Inly 21, 12 and 21 WBCei at Fairer Park. .luh 51, and SS. badminton at the H.ulminton Hall Jul.v »1. exhibition Ontrim exhibition site. July 81. and '11. taMe tennis and sepak raea at Badminton
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      Week of games and gaiety for the staff and tenants
      192 1 Week of games and gaiety for the staff and tenants •JMIK Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will open an exhibition on the site of the former Outran] Jail today as part of the celebrations to commemorate the completion of the Housing and Development Board's first five year development programme.
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      Rejuvenating the old core of the city
      822 1 MOST AMBITIOUS PROJECT IN SOUTH-EAST ASIA f>Y far the most stimn- lating and exciting of the Housing and Development Board's projects is its farreaching scheme to rebuild a new city on the site of ancient, dilapidated buildings and unhealthy slums. This is the
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        107 1 a GAMMON MALAYA LIMITED The Housing Development Board, Singapore in their sth Anniversary Celebrations to Commemorate the completion of the First 5-year Building Programme. frfc fpMfi Since 1960. The Housing and Development Board. Singapore have erected multi-storeyed Buildings "SfcSßSilfiiP'WsT Singapore, providing modern and well designed homes for over 60,000 families
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      Another estate taking shape
      49 2 Board. Board's completed flats in the area are seen In the background. Another housing estate is taking shapp. Transformation comes over yet another quiet area of Singapore where piling work is seen in progress for the erection of multi-storey flats for the Housing and Development
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      400,000 people rehoused by Housing Board
      753 2 400,000 people rehoused by Housing Board Now you need wait only days for a new house AT the end of 1964, an estimated 400,000 people had been housed in flats built by the Housing and Development Board. This is about 23 per cent of the Singapore population and if the
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        290 2 We have to know our business !BdflAW)l3Aa Our Engineering Service*Wi has three points Competition in the engineering business is tough, but we don't mind. We have something in particular to offer, because knowing our business backwards we sell through service. Note our 3-point programme: rr» Salic We gladly provide a
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        84 2 SWEE CONSTRUCTION TRANSPORT CO., LTD. 1 IRVING ROAD, SINGAPORE 13. TEL: ***** (5 linss) CIVIL ENGINEERING-CONTRACTORS CONGRATULATE THE HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD ON THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THEIR FIRST FIVE YEAR PLAN. V..~aV i a-^rtf* 'W** i~~a»slT*l tmm \2a& V* !f^S2lllSialHßa<^>OC^ f**~-^E- _Tfc n^l LHKw r4 *"Ytov<^ j^BvV MaWMMawWapPPflMMawnav^ i-
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      A 'golden mile' of office blocks along sea front
      63 3 Vn aerial view of part of the city area bounded by Victoria Street (top). Crawford Street (right). Beach Road (centre) and Jalan Sultan (left), which will be flattened and redeveloped. On the stretch ol land between Beach Road and Nicoll Highway,
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      Achievements and the task ahead
      667 3 Achievements and the task ahead TIN-; year 1900— the ttrsl year of existence of the Housing Hoard was the year of planning. The four years which followed were Ihe years of achievement Under the first Development plan, the Board had set itself a target of 39.271 units between 1961 and
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        239 3 WBSJrWS microptic fjR PJ theodolite no. 1 used by the Survey Dept. of »j^ s£i the HOUSING *tJ*ADEVELOPMENT V BOARD, Singapore. 1 mT\ H^ Greater T^r accuracy! |wf *d More sturdiness! Easier C^B it operation! M<B i^L.-. Sole Agents: ASSOCIATED INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURERS (S) LTD ASSOCIATED' INSTRUMENT MANUFACTURERS (M) LTD Manufacturers:
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        153 3 COMPLIMENTS TO THE HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD ON THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THEIR FIRST FIVE YEAR PLAN FROM RELIANCE ELECTRIC LTD. 259 OUTRAM ROAD TELS: ***** ***** SINGAPORE <OVIII\< lOIIS I M.IM I lIS ELECTRICAL A LIFT SPECIALISTS CONGRATULATIONS to the HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD on the successful completion of their
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      Queenstown—so far the largest completed project
      37 4 Queenstown so far the largest completed project Night view of a section of the sprawling housing c state of the Board at Queenstown which houses 150,000 people. Development at Queenstown was spread over a number of years.
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      Satellite town has 150,000 people in 17,500 homes
      1162 4 Satellite town has 150,000 people in 17,500 homes Housing and De ye I o p m ent Board had to face different problems and challenges in the planning and development of the various housing estates. Each estate has a distinct personality of its own. The largest of the Board's projects
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        296 4 t S Congratulations --r^fTl I TO THE HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD X^ FROM I Yong Tai Loong 12 Sultan Gate, Singapore. Tel: ***** MANUFACTURER OF ALUMINIUM DOORS ETC. f LEUN WAH ELECTRICAL SERVICE 480 RIVER VALLEY ROAD TELS: ***** ***** SINGAPORE. CONGRATULATES THE HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD ON THE SUCCESSFUL
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        323 4 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD on the successful completion of the first five year plan. jlfth VtRSATILE INSTRUMENTS W* *«rr FOR THE ARCHITECT, BUILDER. t=± ./frli ENGINEER SURVEYOR. FINEST MATERIALS g"~ W Theodolites Levels Mil TnTfcfc <Kcrn-CTS-Wild.Ko9eku'.) Levelling Stoves fkSkllM fTg^M <Telcscopir Lt. wt. Allmatal) (Lf)VjWrJt M Corstotf Folding
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        230 5 THE CONTRACTOR WHO CONTRIBUTES TO THE GOVERNMENT PROGRAMME OF THE CHANGING OF THE MAP OF SINGAPORE CONGRATULATES THE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD ON THE SUCCESS OF THEIR FIVE YEAR PLAN It gives us great pleasure to express here our congratulation to Housing :^^^KW Development Board for completion of their first FIVE
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      Three main schemes in second 'plan'
      290 6 Three main schemes in second 'plan' 'J'HK Housing and Development Board has completed its first five-year building: programme well ahead of schedule. Although more than 50,000 homes will have been built and occupied by end of 1965, the Board feels that the housing battle is only half won. The population
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        110 6 Congratulations to THE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD M\ ON COMPLETING rtnr llbV I 5 YEAR PLAN ENQUIRIES WELCOMED FOR THE ABOVE TYPE OF WORK UNITED ENGINEERS (MALAYSIA) LTD. SINGAPORE. Volkswagen l^L THE Jm >M KOMBI 1 TON Economical, completely reliable and as strong as an elephant the VW 1-ton transporter is
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        30 6 CHYE GUAN 323 325 Guillemard Road, SINGAPORE TEL: ***** BUILDING CONTRACTOR CIVIL ENGINEER COMPLIMENTS TO THE HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD ON THE SUCCESSFUL COMPLETION OF THEIR FIRST FIVE YEAR PLAN
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        284 6 IN MALAYSIA MODERN HOUSING UNITS ARE FITTED WITH TACAM > LOUVRES TJI Available in i .T*—^-- t m ~~"fvf STANDARD TYPE PRQQE type OS^^**"""^ ~_^g| A. CLOUET Sl CO., LTD. SINGAPORE. MALACCA, K. LUMPUR, IPOH, KOTA BHARU TEL: ***** 3106 ***** 4206 455 Manufactured by SOUTH EAST METAL INDUSTRIES LTD.
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