The Straits Times, 24 July 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 Ma***" The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 24, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1006
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    Closing the racial gap-by Mr. Tan
    1426 1 Closing the racial gap-by Mr. Tan SINGAPORE, Friday TIIK Federal Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, tonight spoke of the "gradual narrowing of the between the principal racial groups in Malaya since independence. This was not difficult to understand, he said, because race was an irrelevant consideration in the
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    That deal: US rejects our protest
    377 1 WASHINGTON, Friday THE UNITED States has turned down a Malaysian protest on the sale of a sophisticated electronic communications system to the Indonesian Army. Stale Department officials, disclosing this today, said there would be no reconsideration of the I.S. Government decision not to prevent
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    Lock icon Fit and cheerful...
    62 1 Fit and cheerful J^ LITTLE thinner, perhaps, but certainly looking much fitter, Tengku Abdul Rahman waves cheerful farewell from the steps of the aircraft before leaving London for Paris last Tuesday. The Pnmo Minister, who suffered an attack of shingles while attending the Commonwealth Prime Ministers" conference, is expected home
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    Lock icon Hong Kong tiger hunt
    66 1 HONG KONG. Frl. Twelve policemen today used helicopters to help them hunt a tiger in the Shing Mun reservoir area In the j New Territories. A schoolgirl reported seeing the animal during a picnic yesterrci to roam the hills of the New Ten Uoi irs m
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    Under survey
    23 1 MANILA Frl.— Some 201 Chinese have been under .surveillance on southern Luzon Island for alleged subversive and Communist i activities— UPl.
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    Lock icon Lightning kills 8
    43 1 DANANG. Frl. Light- ning last night killed eight Vietnamese troops guarding a railway pass in the mountains. 12 miles north of lllTc. Ten guards were sheltering in a bunker whi-n they were hit by the bolt. Two were injured -Reuter.
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    Lock icon Maternity mix-up
    33 1 MONTGOMERY Alabama >. Frl.— The Alabama Senate had to adopt a Bill increasing unemployment compensation beiiPllts a .second lime because the uord "he" was used throughout a dealing with maternity benefit*.— AP
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    Lock icon High cost of living protest by workers in Jakarta
    189 1 High cost of living protest by workers in Jakarta JAKARTA. Fri. About 100 Com-munist-led workers yesterday staged a demonstration at the State Secretariat in Jakarta in protest against the increasing high cost of living. SOBSI. the Labour wing of the Indonesian Communist Party which organised the demonstration, requested the Government
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    'Tell the police' drive No. 2
    363 1 'Tell the police' drive No. 2 From G. GELDARD KUCHING. Fri. A second 'Operation Letter Box" began at dawn today in the 17th and 21st mile bazaars among the 5.000 people regrouped on t h c Kurhing to Serian road. All Chinese over 15 years of age filled in question
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    40 1 I > Oil KIM SHOT Di \it l\ SAIGON SAIGON, Fri. Senior I B sci -urity ofTirial, Jack Rvan. shot tli-ad at his hnmr near the resicltntc «f the deputy I.S. Ambassador. Mr I \li\is Johnson. litre tonight. Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon How slave traders lure pilgrims to Mecca
      170 2 How slave traders lure pilgrims to Mecca < EN E V A. Fri f Slave traders are still active in some parts of Africa where they offer cut-rate one-way tickets to Mecca to lure Muslims out of the country. I h<- chairman of the British Anti Slavery Society, Sir Douclas
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      Lock icon The official cyclone toll is 17,956
      67 2 1 > \Cl' V I: v count showed that 17.956 p.'ople wen- killed In tile cyclone and tidni wav thai struck East f'-).-t Ma-. Oovrr Nnnem Khan Ho audieno' that 5*970.83! n affected by \hr killer .v'.nnn'l ho ryclone mv»fßd 17.-IIM nf country, d;<J
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      Foiled: Air Force plot to bomb Nasser's villa
      417 2 PILOTS CAUGHT BEFORE TAKEOFF, SAY PAPERS BEIRUT, Friday JWO Beirut newspapers reported yesterday the discovery in Cairo of a plot to bomb the summer villa of United Arab Re- public President I Gamel Abdcl Nasser. The right-wing newspa- pcrs. Le Jour and
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      Lock icon Anti-U.S. riots by students in Dacca
      97 2 T)ACCA. Fri.— Police used clubs and tear gas yestrrday to break up a demonstration of several thousand students demanding that Pakistan withdraw l from Seato and Cento. It was basically an anti-US. demonstration. The students earnrd posters denouncing the U.S.. i shouted anti-L'.S. slogans
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      Lock icon Pendatun bribed by the U.S., says Sock
      111 2 lAK.MMA. I ri. Prcsi- dent Soekarno told a Unolic rally here yesterday that a Filipino Congressman had taken brines irom Americans to denounce Indonesia. Dr.. Soekarno said he had proof that congrcssin.in Salipada Pendatun. Denuty Speaker of the Philippine House of Representatives. "had
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      UAR-Arabia talks to end the war in Yemen
      323 2 UAR-Arabia talks to end the war in Yemen CAIRO, Friday PRESIDENT Nasser said last night that talks were now going on between the United Arab Republic and Saudi Arabia to try to end the war in the Yemen. If no settlement was reached, "things would develop into a clash between
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      Lock icon Ky puts Air Force men in charge of airline
      220 2 Ky puts Air Force men in charge of airline CAIGON. Fri. Alr Z, Marshal Nguyen Cao Ky, the South Vietnamese Prime Minister yesterday replaced the civilian administration of Air Vietnam, the national airline, with a committee of three senior Air Forty offl Mr. Nguyen Van Kliai an appointee of tne
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      Lock icon MACDONALD—A DENIAL
      42 2 MACDONALD— A DENIAL LONDON, Fri.— Authoritative British Government sources said last night there was no truth in the Daily Mail report that the Prime Minister, Mr. Wilson, would send Mr. Malcolm Mac Donald on a new Vietnam peace mission to Hanoi. Reuter.
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Heath-Maudling fight for leadership
      765 3 Heath- Maudling fight for leadership WAT QUITS AS TORY CHIEF IN SHOCK ANNOUNCEMENT LONDON, Friday. THE struggle for the leadership of the Opposition Conservative Party and a chance to become Britain's next Prime Minister began today. Within hours of Sir Alec Douglas-Home's decision to give up the rship, which he
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      Lock icon Sticking together
      56 3 LONDON. Fri. The chairman of the Oaawrvativc Party, Mr. Edward dv Cann. said in a television intn view last night that he would resign when a new party leader was chosen to su»»red Sir Aloe Douulas-lloinr "I was appointed by Sir Alec and I feel I shouM rerifta
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      Lock icon Odds of 6-4 on favourite Heath
      92 3 Odds of 6-4 on favourite Heath ward Heath (above) was quoted at odds of 6 to 4 on. as favourite for I lie Conservative Party ii-.xlrrvhip hist night by I.uliirnkrv a leading firm of London bookmakers. (lose behind came Mr Reginald M aud lin< (rvens). followed by Mr. lain .Maileod
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      Mariner-4 still sends pictures
      64 3 PASADENA. .California) Fri.- i-4. m.»re than 138 nuliion miles from c.trtli and seven days mapping of iiie planet Mai-, tiansiimu-ti pictures I I No. 15 and 16 to scientists here late on Wednesday. Plans were being made by Jet I Propulsion Laboratory officials to j arrange
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      Lock icon TORY MAJORITY CUT IN BY-ELECTION
      199 3 U OV E (South-east England). Fri. The Opposition Conservative Party hold the parliamentary seat hero with a slightly reduced majority in a byelection yesterday. The result, declared lust after midnight, was: M Madden < Conservative i 25.339 votes: T. J. Marsh (Laboun 8387: O. Moxon
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      Lock icon State visit to Belgium
      59 3 LONDON. Pr; Queen Elizabeth of Britain and the Duke ot Edinburgh will piy a State visit to Belgium in May. King Baudouin and Queen Fabio!a werr Statr Kue.-ts of the Queen and Prince Philip at BuckI ingham Palace in May 1963. The BUte vi.-it by a
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      Lock icon US mope for end of 40-year-old system of migrant quotas
      152 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. An immigration Bill to eliminate the 40-year-old system of quotas for individual nations was approved yesterday by the I .S. House of Representatives Immigration Subcommittee. In place of the controversial national origins system, the Bill wou.d set .1
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      Wilson moves to close security loopholes
      190 3 I ONDON\ Fn. The British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, told Parliament yesterday thao his Government has taken steps to close loopholes in security revealed by two spy cases earlier this year. He said some of the mea- sures were taken even before) a
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    GOVT TO MATCH DONATIONS TO MEDICAL FUND
    291 4 Contributions should be mailed to: MEDICAL PROGRESS FUND, e/o University of Singapore, Bukit Timah Road, Singapore, 10. CUNGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Government is prepared to match public donations to the M c(I i c a 1 Progress Fn d d doUar-for-dollar up to
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    SHAW: VITAL FOR OUR GENERATION
    365 4 In his speech. Mr. Yong said: "Now that Singapore In Malaysia Is an Independent country. It is essential that more public support should be forthcoming in Increasing volume." Revealing the "Inside drama" of the present Government and university projects, the Minister Mid: "The Ministry of
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      412 4 r. ■17 V D A I All are welcomed to witness the J ILA 1 I\/\i PRESENTATION of PRIZES to. The Parents of SINGAPORE'S 2 LARGEST I I! FAMILIES 16 Children Each TODAY at 10.30 am in the lobby of CAPITOL SLIDO (Spore) OPENS TODAY IVft.ti I The man turned
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    Perak schools, too, get Malaysian Mirror
    324 5 KHIR'S PAP PROPAGANDA PROBE KUALA LUMPUR. Friday gINGAPORE Government "propaganda materials" are being circulated among schools in four States in Malaya. Apart from schools in Johore, Selangor and Penang which the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, mentioned in Johore Bahru yesterday as
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    Abortion case: A denial by a nurse
    463 5 Abortion case: A denial by a nurse Hostile witness says she wasn't told where bargirl went... SINGAPORE, Frt. J^ PROSECUTION witness denied in the Fourth Magistrate's Court today that a former bargirl had told her where she had gone for an alleged illegal abortion. Chow Ching Zan. a nurse at
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    New professor for Chinese studies
    88 5 KUALA LliMi-uK. Fri. Dr. Chien Mv, regarded as a world authority on Chinese philosophy, especially neoConfuclanism, ha;, assumed duties as visiting professor in the Department of Chinese Studies, at the University of Malaya During his one-year term of office, he will conduct courses on the
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    Admits having banned books
    73 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. a clerk employed in the publications section of the Nanyang Slang Pau was today given a 12 months' conditional discharge in the First Criminal District Court for having four copies of the Global Digest, a prohibited publication. I.im Eng Leong who pleaded guilty said
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    Muslim meeting to raise funds
    60 5 PENANG. Pri The Penang Muslim Welfare Association will draw up plans to raise funds for the proposed orphanage for Muslim girls at a meeting to be held at the Kampong Bharu Mulim Orphanage at 3 p.m. tomorrow Fund raising projects will Include the holding of
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    FARMERS URGED TO WORK HARDER
    113 5 [£UANJAN. Prt. The Regent of Pahang today urged farmers In the State to work harder and Improve the quality of their products Speaking at the opening of the State agricultural exhibition at Buklt Übl here, he said: "By producing more and better quality foodstuffs the
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    Off to Addis Ababa
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Frt. The president of the National Women Teachers Union, Mrs. P. R. Bhupalan. left today for Addis Ababa to attend the World Confederation of Organisations of th« Teaching Profession which will be held from July 31 to Aug. 9. She will be away for
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    Posters offence
    32 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Chen Yeet Tong. 21, was today fined $40 for putting posters on the walls of the Pudu Market here without authority at 5.40 a.m. on Feb. IS.
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    Polls candidate wins court plea
    181 5 IPOH. Frt.— Dato Justice Mclntyre In the High Court here today allowed an application by Mr. Cheah Wai Cheong. Socialist Front candidate, for the State constituency of 811 m In the last general election Mr Cheah had applied to the High Court to be excused
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    'Be ready to teach at university level
    121 5 'Be ready to teach at university level DENANG, Fri.— Malay teachers should be prepared to teach not only at primary or secondary school level, but even at university level, the Chief Education Officer, Mr. Kum 800. said today. "You must equip yourselves with the necessary knowledge and qualifications to contribute
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    Yusof to be new Chancellor of S'pore University
    117 6 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The 13 Yang Di-Pertuan Negara, Inche Yusof bin Ishak, is to be the new Chancellor of the University of Singapore. A statement released today by the Registrar, c.i the university, Mr. H. D. Lewis, .said that Inche Yusof "has graciously
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    Unlocked car is stolen
    41 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— ThlcvM stole a car belonging to Mr. 8. D. A. Kananaihan, a minicipal building Inspector, trom the car park in Comoak Lane here yentrrday. The car. a Fiat 1500. BK 4368. was not locked.
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    National language: Pcilis names the ddte
    140 6 National language: Pcilis names the ddte KANGAR. FrL The Perils State Government will use Malay as the sole official language with effect from Jan. 1, 196? The Mentri Besar Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Ilashim, announced (his last night when closing the National Language Month campaign in Hi" state. Perils
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    Charity dance BUKIT MERTAJAM. Prl.—The
    27 6 Charity dance BUKIT MERTAJAM. Prl.— The I St. John Ambulance Brigade will j hold a charity dance at the High 1 School hall here on Aug. 7
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    Dato Yap of Kota Bharu dies
    78 6 KOTA BHARU, Fri. Dato Yap Poh Hum. J. P.. a former president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce here, died of a heart attack in his home at Jalan Telipot at 4.30 a.m. today. He was 54. The funeral will take place at 10
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    Court president
    29 6 SUNGEI PATANI, Prl— Tengku i I Mokhtar bin Tengku Yacob has been appointed president of the SesMons Court here In succession to Teftgku Zald bin Tengku Zakariah.
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    Round table talks?
    250 6 I Kuala Lumpur, Fri. BUT WE MUST FIRST KNOW WHAT'S EXACTLY TROUBLING LEE, SAYS KHAW rpHE Central Government wants to J- know what exactly is troubling Mr. Lee Kuan Yew before holding any round table conference with the Singapore PAP Government leaders to iron out their differences.
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    PRODUCE TO EXPORT, INDUSTRY IS URGED
    397 6 Minister opens fair KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. qnHE nation was warned tonight that the out--1 look for exports of Malaysian primary products "is not encouraging." "By 1970 revenue from exports of ruohor. tin and iron ore will drop by $14 million," the Assistant Minister of
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    $100,000 gift to D-fund
    73 6 I^UALA LUMPUR. TwL— The Selangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce and the Federation of Sclangor Chinese Guilds and Associations today presented a cheque for 5100.459 to the acting Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. for the National Defence Fund. The cheque comprised donations, ranging from SI O.OOO to
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    Mentri: Don't be deceived by sweet words
    114 6 TELUK ANSON. Fri. The Mentri Besar of Perak. Dato Ahmad bin Said, has urged the people not to be deceived by "sweet words j from across the causeway." Speaking at Langkap new village near here yesterday, he said that a State across the
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    Visiting MP
    30 6 SINGAPORE. Prl. Mr. N. Annadural, an Indian MP. will! visit the Singapore Port Authority, the Housing and Development Board in Alexandra Road, and Jurong Industrial estate on Monday.
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    41 US teachers see Malaysia
    152 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. FORTY-ONE teachers from Los Angeles, California, are now here on a three-day visit. Under the auspices of the Affiliated Teachers' Organisa- I tlons of Los Angeles, the group, composed of teachers from all levels of schools. Is j on a one-month "orientation
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    Driver abused P.C., fined
    57 6 IPOH. Fri. A driver. K. Alagarswamy, 33. was fined $30 or 10 days' jail by a magistrates court here today for abusing a policeman. The court was told that Alaftarswamy abused Police Constable S. Ramakrishnan at Connolly Road on July 2 when he went up ■to
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    Sunday tour by Lee
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Fn— Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will tour the Bukit Pa:. constituency on Sunday from 9.30 a.m. During his tour, Mr. Lee will visit the home (or the aged and speak at two rallies at Eiclc Kuan Chinese School in Kampong Chantek and
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    Foreign newsmen should try to aid us, says Senu—
    451 6 Foreign newsmen should try to aid us, says Senu SINGAPORE. Fri. The Federal Minister of Information and Broadcasting. Inche bm Abdul Rahman said today that the Central Government was "looking for ward to closer and better relations" with foreign correspondents in this country. "I have stressed many times about the
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    KHIR 'S PLEDGE SHOULD SILENCE PROPHETS OF DOOM: RAM
    180 6 IPOH. Friday THE "prophets of doom" who say that mission and Chinese schools will oe taken over by the Government should be silenced "once and for all" by the Education Ministers latest pledge. The assistant educational secretary of the Methodist Mission
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    A 'streamlined' Alliance
    202 7 SECRETARIES OF 14 STATES MEET TUN RAZAK VUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tun Abdul Razak said today that steps are being taken to streamline the Alliance Party so that It can be of "the utmost service to the people and Malaysia." Opening a two-day conference of the 14 Alliance
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    Captured Red: I led Indon killers
    510 7 Captured Red: I led Indon killers From GEOFFREY GELDARD KUCHING, Friday. THE terror attack on the Kuching-Serian road last month is now believed to have been carried out by an Indonesian raider group aided by Sarawak Chinese Communists. It was learnt last night that one of the Communists arrested in
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    Salesman on a CBT charge
    53 7 KUALA LL'MPUR. Fri. A ■riMMD. Foo Kok Yaw, 25, wu charged in the Sessions Court here today with criminal breach of trust of $1,165 worth of brandy and beerHe is alleged to have committed the offence while betng a salesman of Sime Darby iM> Ltd
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    sth anniversary
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Frl. Singapore"! Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, and the Finance Minister; Dr. Goh Keng Swee. will attend the Kreta Ayer community centre's fifth anniversary celebrations at 7.30 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Thieves take $626 from clerk's house
    89 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Thieves used a duplicate key to enter the house of a clerk In Jalan Salleh in Kamoong Bahru here yesterday. They stole jewellery worth 5626. It.s owner. Inche Suditnnn bin Hassan, 27. who whs at work, was told of the burglary
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    VICE RAIDS GO ON
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Friday /CONTINUING their crackdown on prostitutes, the anti-vice squad last night raided 11 houses in the Telok Kurau Road. Trmbeling Road. Graham Road. Gui Road and Geylang Road areas. There were no arrests.
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    iEnvoy says it again: We back Malaysia
    179 7 i Envoy says it again: We back Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. THE United Arab Republic Ambassador, Dato Abdu! Moneim Hassan Tawflk, tonight reiterated his country's "complete support" of Malaysia's participation in the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers on Nov. 5. In a broadcast marking the UAR National Day. he said: "Malaysia
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    LEE TO UNION: KEEP OUT THE CROOKS AND REDS
    106 7 SINGAPORE, Frl. Sin- I gapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. last night called on workers to work hard and bring about a better I future for Malaysia, so that her prosperity could be ensured. He was speaking at a buffet
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    Yap: Gomez threatened to expose my past
    1434 8 I INQUIRY TOLD: I WAS NOT ALLOWED TO QUIT SMMWU PRESIDENTSHIP SINGAPORE, Friday WITNESS al the Commission inquiring into I lie administration of tin* Singapore Manual ;iihl Mel'ca n I i 1 c Workers' Union testified today that for three years he had
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    $90,000 loss in Bartley Road fire
    108 8 SINGAPORE, Frt About $90,000 worth of property was destroyed when a 30--minute lire gutted eight two-storey homes in Bartley Road yesterday. No one was injured. aid tha the caoM of the lire was still not known. i!e. the 11 families, conMstini? of 81 people,
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    'BUY SINGAPORE PRODUCTS' CALL
    302 8 CIXGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Labour, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, tonight urged local consumers to buy Singapore products as extensively as possible in their day-to-day needs. He said: '"Only resort to the imported products when thesr are as yet not available in locally manufactured form." The
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    Call for tolerance
    95 8 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Yang di-Pertuan Xegara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak. this evening called on Muslims to practise tolerance for the values especially religious and cultural of the other communities. He said that in a multi-racial like Singapore, tins "extra duty devolves on Muslims, as indeed 'he followers
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    This row is good for the country, says Khir
    233 9 lOHORE BAHRU. Fri. The present dialogue on Malaysian Malaysia between the Central and Singapore Government leaders was to the 'good of a democratic country such as oiirs." The Education Minister. Inche Khir Johari. said this yesterday He was .speaking at the
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    Integration talk
    45 9 KL'AI.A LUMPUR. Pn. A public talk on "sociolocuai a.spects of emotional integration in new ly-independeiH nations" will be given by Professor Clarence E Gliclt. of the University ol Haxvaii. at the Kualr Lumpur P>vcholosy Club. 29. Ipoh Koad. at 4 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Lock icon Cost of living in Sabah far above Singapore
    359 9 IT'S A SHOCK WHEN THE BILL COMES JESSELTON, Friday THE cost of living in Saboh is 20 to 25 percent higher than in Singapore, according to on international foreign company which maintains staff in both places. Throughout Sabah. and particularly in the
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    'Be on look-out for Indon agents'
    208 9 GELANG PATAH, Friday. rpHE Federal Minister for Social Welfare, Haji Hamid Khan, yesterday urged the people in the coastal areas of Johore to be on the lookout for Indonesian agents. He said: "These agents are far more dangerous than the Indonesian lnflltrators. You must
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    Co-op gives 24 scholarships
    45 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Oil i Palms of Malaya Co-operative Stores Society Ltd. of Layan? Layaiiß. Joliore. has given 24 1 scholarships totalling 51. 230 to it.s members' children this year. The society has also donated $1,000 to the National Defence Fund.
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    Kongsi meeting postponed
    66 9 SINGAPORE. Fn. Today'! Ngee Ann Kongsi committee meetIng, to discuss a recommendation which might end the 25-day boycott of classes by 1.000 students of its college, was postponed to Sunday because of a lack of quorum. Yesterday, the college's Board of governors and the Students' Parents Association
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    Danger of congestion at Kuching port soon
    115 9 Danger of congestion at Kuching port soon KUCHING, Fri. Present facilities at Kuching port would reach congestion point by the end of next year, says the Kuching Port Authority's report ror 1964. "The danger signals of congestion are already discernible and there is a marked Increase in delays in berthing
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    SOMETHING TO CHEW: $16 FOR A T-BONE STEAK
    138 9 sABAHs inflated prices reach their pinnacle at a newly renovated hotel In Jesseiton. The rates shock the locals and raise the eyebrows of bargain seeking tourists, including Americans. A .small single room with a tiny bathroom (no hot water in the wash
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    AUSSIE MPs HOPE RIFT WILL BE SETTLED SOON
    232 9 AUSSIE MPs HOPE RIFT WILL BE SETTLED SOON SINGAPORE, Fri. Three members of the Australian Labour Party parliamentary delegation today expressed the hope that the "political turbulence" between the Central and Singapore govj ernments could be settled "amicably in the i interest of Malaysia." Mr. Douglas McClelland, said on behalf
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    'APPOINT MALAY TO THIS POST—UMNO YOUTH
    91 9 'APPOINT MALAY TO THIS POST— UMNO YOUTH pKNAMG, Kn. The Pcnang I mno \<>iilh Division, at an executive committee meeting la*t night, passed a resolution urging the State Alliance to appoint a .Malay Political Secretary to the Chief Minister. Oato U«n; Pow Nee. "The undue delay in making this appointment
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    169 10 ANNOUNCEMENTS rek SM i Minimum i THE COCKPIT'S RIJSTTAFEL la ser* r<\ r\>r\ Saiurdav and Sunday T FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD. I invit. ,11 teachers and hook addicts f to ktVVM In their showroom at Times l Ho;-., Rival Valley tCoxd. Singapore, EVERVBOOVS TALKING anoul Olno'a 01. Tanclln Road. B'pore. Tel
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  • The Straits Times
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      Dollars And Sense
      766 10 The decision to refer to World Bank arbitration the question of the apportionment between the State and the j Central Government of Federal revenues raised in Singapore, by no means closes the issue. In the exchange between Mr. Tan Siew Sin and Dr. Goh Keng Swee, which
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      After Home
      341 10 Sir Alec Douglas Home's resignation as leader has thrown the British Conservative Party into another leadership struggle, already so acute that little room remains for speculation about why the former Prime Minister chose this moment to quit. It is impossible to say, moreover, if Sir Alec himself will
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      Worthy Event
      110 10 The Made-in-Malaysia Trade Fair which opened in Kuala Lumpur last night should have no trouble achieving its two main aims. Visitors and there should be thousands of them will be awakened to the increasing variety and improving quality of locally made goods, and disabused of any remaining notions
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      Banning babies in the cinema
      130 10 lyHlLfc criUcumu have been made against smoiong in cinemas, no one has yet complained about the nuisance caused by children. Nothing is more irritating than the crying of babies or the incessant chatter of small kids. Why can't parents keep their children at home until
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      79 10 I REFER to "Queenstown's" letter ST. July 15 readers' column published complaining that several corridor lights have gone off for several weeks. The corridor and staircass lighting system in blocks of Housing Board flats are checked once a week and If the writer can contact the Area Estates
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      Amputee's plea
      78 10 AMPUTEES In Slnga- pore who want an adjustment of their artificial limbs are first referred to the surgeon. It takes a long time to get to see this busy person, who usually just makes out a chit directIng the patient to the Superintendent of the Limb Fitting Centre.
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      101 10 I MUST congratulate the 1 Housing and Development Board for the work It has done to solve Singapore's housing problems. As a tenant of the Housing and Development Board may I suggest that the Board builds readingrooms to cater for the many thousands of flatdwellers who have to
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    LEARNING MALAY—III
    552 10  - LEARNING MALAY— III YUNUS MARIS M.A. by University of Malaya INTERROGATION: 8P WORDB/PHB. fContd SIAPA. It may be the subject or predicate of sentence, and may be translated "who" In English. eg. SIAPA rum bes»r aekolah Ho? Who la the headmaster of the school? SIAPA *nak peril berkeUh dengan m
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    Linking MPs with big business and the unions
    663 10  - Linking MPs with big business and the unions KARL MEYER By LONDON, Friday THE vexing question of conflict of interest came to the surface in the House of Commons recently. Prime Minister Harold Wilson was asked whether he would introduce legislation that would require all members of both Houses of
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    The man whose wit warmed millions
    517 10  -  Alan L. Dessoff By ADLAI Stevenson car- ried his sense of humor from the campus at Princeton to the State House at Springfield, across the campaign trails of the United btates, to the great sanctuary of the tinited Nations and to the capitals of
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      169 10 \m 4 i a^asaW IN ALL LEADING STORES Study at Home and Pass Every day letters arrive at Wolsey Hall trom tudenu to Malaya tnd countries all over the world. These young men and women realise) that a good education is the only sound basis for a successful career, and
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      99 11 I THE MULL ttttN'i dttHK I THE OPENING OF ANOTHER Board of D ector 1 I I BRANCH OFFICE p «T f*\ f^ I I UPPER SERANGOON ROAD HMk. HB ttflfl I StNATO* KO TICK KIN |Ck*in*«) OATO Lit CHI* SHAN 0K M r tt. OATO (P- AW CHIMC CHTI.
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        'FULL-FLEDGED' BANK OPENS
        498 11 New branch brings many modern services to doorsteps of residents in Upper Serangoon area THUNG KHIAW Bank Ltd. (the "small man's bank") today opens one more branch in Singapore in Upper Seranjjoon for the convenience of its many customers there. Now the bank's many modern services will
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        Modern building
        25 11 THE modern building of the new branch of Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. at the junction of Upper Serangoon and Yio Chu Kang Roads.
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        BANK'S EXPANSION POLICY REVISED
        475 11 MESSAGE FROM SENATOR KO TECK KIN. CHAIRMAN, CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD.: Upper Seran- poon branch of Chung Khiaw to be opened today is to bo an important branch, because of our recognition of the growing importance of the area from the point of view of its
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      Slow and steady expansion policy
      378 12 BANK MAKES SURE OF REAL NEEDS BEFORE SETTING UP A BRANCH £HUNG KHIAW Hank believes in expanding slowly ;md steadily, |>y making sure thai it can meet the real needs and to serve the people of the locality before it sets up a branch, according
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      Courteous and service to all
      592 12 Courteous and service to all pHUNG KHIAW Banks motto is to serve people of all classes, giving the same courteous and prompt service to a customer whether he has a million dollar account or one with only ten dollars. This has been the aim of Chung Khiaw Bank since its
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      Clients' interests are guarded by high security standards
      536 13 SIME DARBY (Malaysia) Ltd. have been acting as one of the advisers and suppliers of .st cvr 1 y equipment to the Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. in past years, and now for the bank's new premises in Upper Serangoon. The bank's new
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      Bank services for the whole family
      199 14 Staff to attend to special needs of every customer £HUNG KHIAW Bank's new branch in Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore, provides many modern banking services to the trading community and residents in the district. These are current, fixed deposit and savings accounts, safe deposit boxes
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        100 24 CHAN: To Dolly nn.i H. nry a hoy \'ur«lnv; Home. hrink« lo dolor and staff. CATON John und I.it nnnounri> M arrival of J.annlf Mary lUlUMtll it. m on LUnd .lij.v at our Lady* lltaiillhlt ~H TRIPLETS WORLD'S BEST EQUIPPED STRONGEST MOST ATTRACTIVE PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS Standard me'ol model with metal
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        260 24 MALAYAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE (Malaysia's College of Postal Education) Founded: 1959 Fob Chonq Building, Johore Bohru. Tel: 2171 Secret ot eiominotion success: Systematic study under expert guidance. This is what M.C.C oMers you. COURSES FOR 1965/1966 EXAMINATIONS. We otter you the most comprehensive homectudy courses tor all examinations from Primary level
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      392 12 CONGRATULATIONS to CHUNG KHIAVV BANK LTD. on the opening of its new branch at Upper Serangoon Road, Singapore. DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD. are proud to announce that all (HUNG KHIAW BANKS arc eq u ipped exclusively wit h FACIT Calculators. Can you see two machines in this picture? You can't? That's
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      135 12 With Best Compliments THE CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. on the grand opening of their Upper Serangoon Road. Branch. GOODMAN ALUMINUM CORPN. Otlice»Factory:- 20 Guillemard Road, Singapore Tel: *****2 General Contractors Furniture Manufacturers. We had the privilege to carry out :ill the Building and Construction work and supply of the Bank
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      76 13 CONGRA TULA TIONS TO THE CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD., ON THE OPENING OF THEIR UPPER SERANGOON ROAD BRANCH I THYEHONG tORCh! From:THYE HONG BISCUIT CONFECTIONERY FACTORY LIMITED SINGAPOKE MALAYA •W.VWWIV.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.VAVAVAW* Congratulations and Best Wishes to the CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. on the opening of their Upper Serangoon Road Branch BEN
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      265 13 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES fo THE CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD., on the occasion of the GRAND OPENING of another NEW BRANCH OFFICE of H m.s. UPPER SERANGOON ROAD, SINGAPORE MICHAEL'S TERRACE 2-Storey Modern Garden Terrace Houses GROUND FLOOR: Large Lounge, Dining, Kitchen, Jf»*%d f\f\.l\ U.,1,,y, Toilet. Car Porch with 531.900/-
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      37 14 \^*^y P~~""i i To I I CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. I on the opening of their fjT^) \>M \MJ<<P er Serangoon Road Branch gCl^ |f R0M ENG AUN TONG^^^ MAKERS OF WORLD FAMOUS TIGER OIL TIGER BALM
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    Man who shot detective Reddy to die
    286 15 Man who shot detective Reddy to die SINGAPORE, Fri. Litr To h Sin. 24. of Pcnang. was sentenced to death by the Hi^h Court here today for the murder of Detective Melvyn Douglas Reddy, 24, in Prince Street in April last year Reddy was shot twice at close range while
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    The big pay-out next week
    76 15 The big pay-out next week KLALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Ministry of Defence today announced that the rank and file of the Army. Navy and Air Forte will be receiving their interim award at tbe end of this month. The award. ranging from SlO to $37.50 and h.u k-rinU-d to Jan.
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    Scout rally in Segamat
    63 15 SEGAMA 1 fl l The Sultan of Johore will present 98 Scouts with the King's Scout certilic.iteo at .i rally on July 31. I More than 1.500 Scouts from all I over Johore are expected to attend the rally, organised by the Segumat Boy Scouts Association
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    Police theory of new kidnap ring in Singapore
    380 15  - Police theory of new kidnap ring in Singapore JACKIE SAM and PHILIP KHOO: SHOT BISCUIT HEIR IMPROVING By Singapore, Friday ANEW kidnap ring has begun operations in Singapore. This was today's police theory as they probed last night's shooting of biscuit heir, Mr. Lee Boon Leong, 34. Head of the
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    US students briefed on education
    87 15 US students briefed on education SINGAPORE. Fri.— A visiting group ol American students were today briefed on Singapore's education policy when they called on the Education Minister. Mr Ong Pang Boon The visit ot the studcm.s la Jointly arranged by tht University o; Sirißhpore BtudanU' Union anl tile Nanyang University
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    Charges are withdrawn
    71 15 SINOAPOKL Fri. Chantes against two men and a woman for being members of an unlawful assembly on May 1 at the junction n« Road and Lorong 3 were withdrawn today in the First Criminal District Court The two men. Toh CTioon Phong 20 Sim Ah Mins 25
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    Fisherman robbed
    33 15 SINOAPORE. Fri A tisherman Ng Chor Seng, of Bukit Ho Hv.ee. was robbed of $39 by two armed youths In a public lava- tory at Boat Quay yesterday. Th« bullet-shattered windscreen
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    Police hold robbery suspect in raid
    124 15 OENANG, Fri.— A police I party led by Inspector Gurnam Singh this morning arrested a man wanted in connection with the shooting of a foundry owner, Mr. Soon Kirn Tay. during a robbery at Sungei Pinang on July 2. At about 2.30 a.m. today
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    AUSSIE UNION LEADER HITS AT BAN ON STRIKES
    241 15 AUSSIE UNION LEADER HITS AT BAN ON STRIKES SINGAPORE. Fri An Australian trade union leader today described the Central Government's ban on strikes as an "unprecedented step taken by any government." Mr. Albert Mor\kand. president of the 1.250.000--strong Australian Council of Trades Union, who has been here on a visit,
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    Teachers meet
    30 15 KOTA BHARU. Pri. The deputy Chief Education Officer. KelanUn. Mr C- V. Geonre, today opened the annual meet.ng of the National Union of National School Teachers. KelanUn branch
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    Search for Indons on islands continues
    67 15 Search for Indons on islands continues OINGAPORE. Fri. Gurkha troops and Federal Reserve Unit' policemen today continued searching Piilau, Sekijang Pelepah and six small islands south of Singapore for suspected Indonesian infiltrators. No arrests have been made so far. The search began yesterday following the recovery of a 17ft unidentified
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    Defence bonds
    26 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Pn. Bank Vegara today collected $267,200 "rom the sale of National Defence 3onds to 65 applicants, bringing ihe total sales to $2,879,350.
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    Indonesian gunboat robs two in fishing vessel
    222 15 Indonesian gunboat robs two in fishing vessel By Chong Chee Seong VIUAR. Fri. An Incio- nesian gunboat robbed two Malaysian fishermen of 34 nets and personal belongings worth $2,000 in international waters six miles oif Tanjong Tohor. near Batu Pahat last night. Tan Ah Chua. 21 and nil brother Teck
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      753 15 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CBAKNCU: 5 Kuala Luna- >•><** in Tamil 6.10 Popeye— pur and I'mang; 6 Ipoh and "A Hull of A Mess 6.17 M.il.nra: 3 Jnhore ll.ihru, 4 little Rascals "Shiver Uj T.npiiiK. Batu I'.iii.tt 9 Timbers'; 6.35 Huckleberry Kluang. Hond and Yogi Bear. P.M.; 2.00 M pattern and
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      91 15 TODAY Seaili KechU 6 a.m. (6ft > 4.31 p.m. (6 7U> Siiijapore 7 am (Slfti 6.40 p.m. (7.4 ft»; Port Dickson 1.36 am (6.3 ft.) 9.28 p.m. (34ft>; Port Swettenham 12.31 a.m. <10ft> 121 pa. (11.7 ft) Pennng 8.50 am. (7 Ift> 916 pm (6.2 ft). TOMORROW Sedilt Kechl; 727
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      Lock icon Full capital available for Asian Bank, says Black
      301 16 LONDON. Friday MR. Eugene Black said yesterday he has no doubt that the full capital of US$l,OOO million will be subscribed for the Asian Development Bank. The former president of the World Bank, v mding up a tour of Europe and Asia
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      Lock icon Adlai leaves US $550,000
      67 16 WAUKBGAN. (Illinois) Fri. Mr. Adlai Stevenson, former U.S. Presidential candidate and ambas- sador to the United Nations, left an estate of about U*****,000 according to his will filed in court here yesterday. The will left most of the estate —a farm near here, shares in the
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      Lock icon Gandhi home to be preserved
      47 16 RAJKOT. Fri -Hie houx- where 1 Mahatma Gai. din Wai born it to be preserved, the local Gandhi Memorial Committee has decided The house, at Porbander near here, was bought by Gandhis grandfather in 1777. and U now falling inro ruins. Reuter.
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      Lock icon WILSON FACES A £500M CUT INARMS DEMAND
      133 16 WILSON FACES A £500M CUT INARMS DEMAND LONDOX. Fri. Mr. Harold Wilson, the Prime Minister, today faced a demand from the left wing of the Labour Party to make a £500 million cut in Britain's £2,120 million arms bill. Seventy-three Labour MPs have signed a "cut the arms bill now"
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      61 16 pARIS. Fri President de Gaulle's prestige at home has never stood higher, according to poll results published yesterday. Sixty-four p*r cent of those questioned said they were satisfied with Gen. de Gaulle as President, the newspaper France Soir reported This was the highest percentage
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      Lock icon Rhec's body back
      25 16 SEOUL. Fri— A United Stau.< Airforce C-118 transport carrying the body of former President rfyngman Rhee arrived here today from Honolulu- Reuter.
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      147 16 JAKARTA. Friday. THE Indonesian Government has officially taken over the management of Naspor, the Indonesian branch of the Australian Pharmaceutical firm Nicholas Proprietary Ltd. i Under a Cabinet decree the i i Indonesian supervisory and control tram which had been Installed In the company earlier
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      Lock icon Peking sends students to Britain
      67 16 PEKING. Fri— Twelve Chinese graduates left here last nieht to study English hinKuaur ana literature at Briti&h ur.iverThey ;ire thr second such group and will be followed Liter tbii year by third, according to a .•-omul aMueatlOtl Ministry official who s.iv. the atodentl off on
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      30 16 BONN. Fri Five miners were 1 killed and 13 injured m two ex- 1 plosions in a Krupp's coal mmr in Hcrne today Four more men were j
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      98 16 TRIPOLI. Fri. Three oil t;mk.- blow jp early yesterday and were reported still rblize at the Esso Oil Co. Libyan terminal at Marsa Brega. The explosions were reported to have been caused by time-bombs in another sabotage attack on Libyan ell Installations.
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      232 16 Thai Govt to enact separate Press law: Thanom OANGKOK, Fri.— The Thai Prime Minister. Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn, told reporters today that unless the new draft constitution incorporates the principles of the Rev o 1 ut i o nary Party, it will probably not be promulgated at all. The draft
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      Lock icon 'Insuling' Rolling Stones fined £5 each
      159 16 'Ins uling' Rolling Stones fined £5 each OXDOX. Fn. Three lj of the long-haired Rolling Stones pop group were lined here yesterday for insulting behaviour, including urinating in public. Twenty Dolicemen struggled inside and outside the court to control 300 girl fans as vocalist Mi. gar. 21. and (nil Wyman.
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      96 16 LONDON. Fri London last year had its worst crime wave of the century and only one in five cases was solved. Police Chief Sir Joseph Simpson reported ycsierdav. His annual report came two days after a national police rrport re- sealed that 1964 was
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      j Nigeria gunfight with rebels
      41 16 j Nigeria gunfight with rebels LAGOS Fi. 1' arm.-, grenarirs and ami :i guni'igh' w.-h Niger Republic revolutionaries a' a h:de-our mar X.mo. the Nigerian Government reported Several DfODie wen arrested and documi m tlje swoop, the communique said were no
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      234 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS be a crude, clone implement 9. Factory hand muK be prac- ,j^ walef (<) in U^ al V 9> -..k,^» i« t* 1«. Star and moon in conjunc--10 2SSS. TmanS ft,.""" 1 to itittfusr&is.^ Must bewildered novice (I>. 17 u .-cond 13. Not altogether «d w
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      No smoking, no peanuts, nobody's rights infringed
      165 17 No smoking, no peanuts, nobody's rights infringed iMOKiNc; i.. clnemaa baa been banned in Burma for the pa.-t mx or seven years. This la commendable in a country where cigar, cigarette ami cherootmakiiiK Is a nation-wide Industry practised in both cottage and factory. Three year.s ago, when I went home
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      64 17 WITH regard to the current dlseus-slon on 'smokintj In cinemas', no one has yet commented on the possibility of pleasing both smokers and nonsmokers. In Nassau Bahamas a lew years ago wp were allowed to smoke only in the balcony seats. I thought this was a particularly good idea as
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      A slip-up
      50 17 TEE Viewer complains of unsuitable background music in a television r.ewsreel from the Slngaix-re station of Television Malaysia. The fault was due to a slip-up. Procedure-; are being tightened to prevent any such slips-up in future. s. r. mmc Pemaneku Kctua, Bahugian Bctita .I. ih.it. in Siaran, Singapura
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      Clean city?
      35 17 RUBBISH collection in Tanjong Katong Road is very lrre?ular. If the Health Ministry doesn't do its job. What's the OM of :ippeallng to citizens to "keep your city clean.' R| SIDI M Singupurr
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      Teachers already in the ulu
      161 17 'I'HE Selangor Chief Education Officer's call to teachers to go to the rural areas strikes one as odd Thousands of teachers are already manning small and large rural schools, doing their best under the most unfavourable conditions. There are some beautiful new scnools in the
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      BORED VIEWERS OF TV POLITICS
      135 17 YOUR corresponden t "$36 PA." speaks for a large number of TV. viewers in Singapore who are now thoroughly bored with the increasing intrusion of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's speeches and interviews on their screens. This is the unfortunate aspect of a State-con-trolled agency. Like
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      53 17 1 DO not think your correspondent $36 PA. is aware of the fact that Television Malaysia too broadcasts speeches by Government Ministers and it too spreads political propaganda. When the subject "partition" was no longer mentioned in the street, the programme "Partition and what it means" was on every night.
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      115 17 lUDGING from "$36 P.A.s" letter (S.T. July IT), it would appear that he is not aware that Radio K.L. does transmit. >peecnes by Federal Ministers and their appearances in interviews, forum etc. The only difference Is that we have more lively and more lntelli«ent speeches and programmes. A so-c ailed
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      DE-BUSSED
      89 17 \VHAT ls happening to our S.T.C. buses? They do not seem to be efficiently managed at all. A bus going to town from Upper Serangoon stops at the Sennett Estate terminus and waits. Then the conductor tells the passengers that they have to get off and wait for another
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      SILENCE ON CHANNEL 3
      85 17 SILENCE ON CHANNEL 3 I DO wish Kuala Lumpur would give us better reception on channel 3 Not a day goes by without something going wrong with either the picture or sound system. And sometimes when that time runs out for a particular film (because of a breakdown) they just
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      55 17 COR over a year Opera Estate was subjected to "Dig. dig. dig, Rwrr wrr wrrr# pump, pump. pump, and concrete mixers working, when the sewer mains were being laid. A few months ago it appeared to have been completed. Now it's started all over again. What is wrong
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      Hailing reluctant taxis
      306 17 Hailing reluctant taxis THE TRIALS OF A CINEMAGOER CEVERAL times recently, after attending the evening show at one of the larger cinemas In Singapore, I have experienced great difficulty in hiring a taxi to take me home. There was no shortage of taxis outside the cinemas, but unless one ls
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      Putting the message across
      481 17 \VITH reference to your T footnote to my letter cS.T. July 17) the question of whether freedom of the press has been infringed should be decided not on the basis of what the Straits Times thinks should be the reasons for expelling Mr. Josey but on
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      Royal visit
      86 17 11/ITH reference to your Tf editorial 'S.T. July 17) headed "Turning Tides." I wish to point out that His Majesty the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong visited only ihe Federal Experimental Station at Serdang on July 15 The visit was not to the College of Agriculture The Federal Experimental Station
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      107 17 I REFER to Citizen's let--1 ter In S.T. July 17 Prior to the recent resheeting of Newton Road, the old surface had very fine cracks. If the pavement had been left too long In this condition, water would have seeped In and damaged the foundation of the road.
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      264 17 «J 19' Wide Picture 1 Stocks available and hire purchase can be arranged in Singapore and other areas of Malaysia Sole Importer I^Wi aW^ Amateur Photo Stores Ltd. P> MLJi^m 109, North Bridge Road, Singapore 6 MppoH Ekcttk. Compary Ummi 54, Jalan Raja Laut, Kuala Lumpur Tokyo, Japa lin Nippon
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      645 18 SITUATIONS VACANT •5 Words $t (Min.)-Box to rts. extra FIRM OF CHARTERED Accountant!. naa vacancies for <1> Assistants; |2) Senior Clerka: <3) Beml Senior Clerks; (4) Junior Clerks preferably with previous experience in Auditing Secretarial or Taxation. Applicants for Assistants must be Qualified Accountants Apply Box A 2211 B.T. K.L.
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      966 18 SITUATION VACANT li Word* I min.)— Box SO rl, twltm UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA Invites applications from auitably qualified candidates for one post of Clerk, Dean of Arts Office, and one post of Clerk 1 National Language), Malay Btudlea Department. Wuallncatlona: Age not leas than 18 years; Cambridge School Certificate or
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      922 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT ii Word* M (Mm i—Hux Sit etc. exfrn THREE BEDROOMS two oaumwm> well-furnished flat and bouses available at First Mansion. Rose Garden skN Villa at Serangoon Park. Kentai from (350/- to (650/-. Tel: (Spore) ***** Mlas Heng. IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION Katong Furnished newly renovated spacious semi-detached Bungalow Three bedrooms,
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      887 18 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE KcvcJa >a laVsa So rrs *xi>FOR SALE: 4-Mjrry modernized Build ns. 2U ft. x 100 ft suituhlr lor banking, insurance or shipping opposite old Cahle A Wireless Building with j 1 aeparate entrance to each door by new lift. Only Principals need apply. Box A4-W2 S
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      860 18 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES IS Word,*** f Mir,.)— Box it rIM. rxlm IF YOU'RE IN a lucrative busineaa snd I*) ck funds, orit&iiifi&t ion write id NrlCI confidence 10 the Investme t Consultai.:. P O. Box 869, Spore. COMMERCIAL HOUSE with Staff. Office It Store facilities ***vitea tirma to merKe ur act
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      868 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word* Sf I Mir,. >— Box in rl: rxl'; VALIANT SIGNET CONVERTIBLE. registered 1964. Atrrondltloned. as new limn Wee <<T943 B' pore. OPIL KAPITAN IS5*.. Good condition. t«o owri'-rs. taxed. insured f 1.900/-. Singapore Telrpbone V7IU2. CNEVROLET IMPALA and Oir Kfkord Kour doors ooih 1963. Excellent
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      502 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE II v,, ,t, iH Hot rl tfr FOR DOOR-VISORS Workmanship 19Si MORRIS J2 111 hp a Wagoo. I 0 0? «jnj 0.n.0 Ariel $100 00 3,s Chanel Road. m a, Spore 14. UNIVERSAL CARS LIMITED offer:— »v r::s \r:: n c not 1961 Ford Can.ul 316 i'£
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      1298 19 TO LIVERPOOL I WIST COAST U.K.. Due S'pura Sans Shea Panaai MEMNON Livrcool, Glasgow Cdn 14 Talay July 25 27 Jlly 21 MIIAVPUI I" >ces. L'pool. Dub. A'rr.outh Gin. 11 July 27 July 21 2 Aug 1 CALCHAS Liverpool iuij i* Aug 1 MENTOR I Auf I Aut 14 Alf
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      1285 19 THEX. A hl/JVES to I 1 > THE CAST ASIA EXPRESS SAILINGS 10 NEAR CASI, CONIINENI AM) SCANDINAVIA. S'puit faaaj Paoaat *<ii Geaua Hana MDurg Koaa JLan Cosa la Part KINA a) Sailea July 24 29/21 I Atg It 24 Aog 27 Aeg I 4 Gin. 42-41 SONCKHU t) July
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      1168 19 I Benuline I EXPRESS SERVICE 10 LONDON, LIVERPOOL Jj CONTINEJITU POeTW. BENNEVIS mS&i ft" tfss AVt -SS-8-1 For Hamburg Aif 27 BENVENUE -.1,,,0.,'t- i ■>•• r'anang G'mouth Sept 14 lily 21 10 Jily 11/ 1 M'brough Sapt 17 Singapore P. S'nam Pniat lENOEAR6 Ltroon. Hamburg lily It/ 1 Aaf 1/
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      1312 19 jW^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. I*4^4 U.K./Continent Singapora P. Sham Penang Cm OF Wl .UNGTON L'dcn, H'burg, R'Dam, Hlvn, 24/24 Jaly It Jlly Hull, M oro. im'ham (61a. 49) Cm OF NEWCASTU L'ccn, H'burg, Roam, Havra, Hull, MiddleiDrough 23,27 Aaf 21 Aag Cm OF GLASGOW London, Hamburg, Rotterdam, havra,
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    Uncertainty removed from Rubber Market
    373 20 rIE Indefinite postponement of the U.S. stock- pile hearings, announced on < Thursday, has removed the j chief uncertainty of the past lew weeks from the market, which currently Is digesting the news and seeking to adjust itself to a new equilibrium state 11.C.8. Co.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    146 20 MELBOURNE. Prl. JNDUSTRIALS were firmer In the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Leading Issues attracted Increased support and some solid recoveries were made after the recent downtrend. B.H.P. Rained 2s. 7d. to 625. 6d. after the announcement of a record 19.6 million profit and one-for-spven par issue. Base metals
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 20 /"■HINESe Product Eiohangt. liruaport noen prices par picul yttlirday: Coconut til: bulk (58 sellers, drum $60 .oi-llera. Ctpra: July/Au* t'K Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok while jis.'i teller*. Sarawak white SlS2t rrllert, special Sarawak blurk Bl«3i Milan, Burbled Lampong black SI62KN) tellers. ASTA Sl73(.N> filers. Smiapori Coconut Oil Millers'
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 20 nPHE prrvnt rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 34 last year is Sellin* TT or OD 2s. 3 15/164. Buying TT 2-. 4 1 ltid Buying OD 2*. 4'*d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to it* rang?
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    Lingui Tin
    17 20 Lingni Tin produced 3.293 picul:: of ore In the quarter April-June and sold 3,294 piculs.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 20 July 23. MALAYAN RLBBER PRICE: 691 cents (up five-eighths of a cent). TIN: $752.37 i (up $22.50). Unofficial estimated offering 255 tons (down 20 tons).
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    INTEREST IN TINS AGAIN WITH MORE BUYERS ABOUT
    883 20 From Our Market Correspondent TNTEREST continued in 1 tin shares on the Stock Exchange yesterday and the section was very steady with some improvements. Tin shares are still receiving support from London where it is now realised that in recent months prices
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 20 Malayan Stork Indices July July 23 •Industrials: fi«.."iS Tins: K7.7:> 87. "il S rubbers: lirMl 102.11 lire. nn. IM3 IN Uei. 29. 1962- IUO
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    750 20 DI'SINCSS in and rrporWd to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading; rooms of the Stork Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ounltpt (1.000) 11 .22: Essa (5.000) 11.42: F. and N. trdi. (5.000) 52.14 D, (7 000) $2.14:
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    Straits tin price makes sharp rise of $22.50
    529 20 TIN rose sharply again in Penang yesterday by $32.50 to $752.37} per picul. the highest price since June 15. The price has now risen by S4o.l:>* in the oast three days. The sharp rise brought the local price more into line with
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      59 20 GOLDEN LINE S'oori *snani t> Vtfgl Spots S»1 Msl. V«i SOIOHI SPKING }Mily/7«af 1/ 4 Aaf S/1J aif 2t Aaf 2 Slit IStat BOLBEN WONOER 24 Auf 1 St| 21/22 Avf 1/11 Sept 1 Oct I Set IS Oct Guon Guon Shipping Ltd.. Anglo-American Corporation Ltd.. Singapore. K. Lumpur P.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    248 21 A I G1 81 first trade rubber f.o.b. liu>rrs i lo\.-d .it p.m. in Sincaporr and KuaU I.umpur yr*stf_sj it 69', t-rnt<> prr Ib., up li\r-<-i*;htli> of rent on Tliursih\\ rlovinc lf\rl for the po>itiun. I In- tour «.i% very quirt. HAS. and X.M.X.X. rlosinj Bfkaa in cents
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    226 21 July 23. Three month— INDUSTRIALS Bnmtrad 13 eta McAllater«ct». City Dev. 6 CU M. Inveet. 8 ct*. llmis 13 eta. N. Iron 9 CU. I innlops 10 ct*. 0.C.8.C. 13 eta K. smelting 19 eta, Rothman 9 eta. i ioiict». Sane eta. rod. Dl*p. 12 ota. Sel. Prop.
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    105 21 SHIPS lyln*. alongside the Slngaper* wrurvei or sipocted today are: flrrea 1/2. Jasa N.W. 1. Bnia* N W. .1. smlanit N.W. 5. TJlpana* 18 Tse,l 19, Kinpirc Onnnet 21/22. Batjan ;:...I'6. Larut 27. Slberoet 31/32, Melampue 33/34, Mem n o n 35/36. Port Swattanham: Wharf Berths: Panama,
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    IN MEMORIAM
    40 21 IN F.VKRLOVINC; Mr.MORY of our beio\ed Mr. S.D. Joseph who passed away on 26.7.61. Remembered by his loving wife, children and family. Special memorial ■aniSß will be held at St. Barnabas Church, Klang on 25.7.65 at 9.30 a.m.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    62 21 -IMC Malayan Exehanxa Banks' Atso- ciition made thtse changes In tt* rat**) to merchant* yesterday (all rate* to $100): Canada: buying TT 35 7/16. airmail on 35 0/16. 90 d/et 36 1/16 credit MUt, .164 trade bill*. Sailing TT or OD ready: Canadian dollars SB I V Dsutsch*
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    H.K. RATES
    34 21 ON ih» fraa «<chan«a market In llonK KonK yesterday the U.S. dollar ".m quoted at 5.76J for T.T. for eaah. Sttrlinx wai quoted at 16.03 and ona t.al or (Old at 262t.
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      1393 21 (Continued from Page 11) pQR SALE VEHICLES FOR SALE tmm., s» r*. H,,,rf, "Im.l- Box S« rrs. #xfr. 2NO MANO A |R. CONDITIONERS rnnorn rnun __l a Kind* Of W.ishiUK Machlues and OJSTE? Cna^B^rexc^mTon. 1 dition. BOOM requires overhaul. AIM ""..J-Vt r r h., I Kompin^.r IUCID R ni( v.r-*u
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      971 21 FOR SALE 'it* (Mm.) Hoi S» rli rxt,., 2ND HAND AIR-CONDITIONERS All Kinds of B/aaMat Macbluea and .S|.nnn Dryer. MoiK-rn, 66 Upper SeninKuon Itoad. S'lwre. LATEST 1965 C.E.C. KelriKtratur. various turn Trade-in accepted. i>ntrai Refrigeration. 346/3 SO Joo Coiai Ko.irt H i«r«- t23SS/4WOD. CATALINA SWIMWUR SPORTS- WEAR Clraram c Sale
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      789 21 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors in the undermentioned cases will be held on Tuesday, the 10th day of August, 1965 at the Official Assignee's Chambers, Top Floor, High Court Building, Singapore:— Bankruptcy No. 289, 64 Augustine
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      724 21 I ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT i BOARD TENDER NOTICE I Tenders will be received by the 1 Chairman. Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor. Fullerton Building. Singapore, for: (a) CONSTRUCTION OF ONE STANDARD TYPE C 2 FACTORY BUILDING ON SECTION THREE. LOT TWO. LORONG TUKANG LIMA. JURONO. Show Round: 26.7.65 at 10 00
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      943 21 NOTICECHAPTER 195 (Pawnbrokers) Unredeemed Pledged Goods lewellerv from the following Pawnbrokers' Shop* tO 1 3Ji Nr-i H'tot-'r van. Joon Slong (Chop Sem Fotu. -OB Bimlft ouugt nurfu Ho Y«n Kee (Chop Hena Fatti yong Kee. Mo 28? South Bridge R'-arj. Scow Klan (Chop Nam Cheong). No 103 Tanjong Pagar Road,
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      586 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT I BP MALAYSIA LIMITED i Applications are invited from l Malaysian Citizens for the following positions: TECHNICAL SERVICES REPRESENTATIVE (ENGINEER) AGE: 25-40 QUALIFICATIONS: Essential: Advanced Mechanical Engineering Practice Certificate from Singapore Polytechnic or equivalent. Fluency ln English MM Chinese dialects. Desir- i < able: Technician Diploma in Mechanical
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      466 21 'ÜBLIC APPOIMTMEN IS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE Mil I Kll II l)r I'AKIMI 1 tequires for the Commercial <Sf nspeclorate Section A i ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR In salary scale 5695xA45-1280 Qual. Bar 1325-1370-1420 tne commencing basic sala:. offered will be dependeni. upon applicant's qualifications and experience plus variable allowance
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      PIGGOTT IS SUSPENDED FOR RECKLESS RIDING
      137 22 PIGGOTT IS SUSPENDED FOR RECKLESS RIDING LONDON, Fri. Krißli»h champion iockev Lester Piggott was suspended for the rest of the meeting after being disqualified and placed last on the 11-8 favouritr l.indos^ which finished first in the 7.40 race at Sandown Park last night. \fter the rare Ilir S.indonn Park
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      PENANG 3rd DAY
      1199 22 Race 1-2.30 Cl 5 Div 2 ($4300) 8 E 1 ***** snringfielo a (KY Ltmt Daniels 6 9.0 SubUn 4 t ***** The Little King a (Venl Vic»> E Breuk. 9 8.12 (SF) Netoon 8 3 ***** EMM Prince g <\l Tani RS Breuk. 5 8.10 (F)
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      Kellet can surprise tomorrow
      352 22 Kellet can surprise tomorrow SEVEN-YEAR-OLD GOES SMARTLY IN A HALF-MILE WORKOUT RACING by Epsom Jeep: Penang, Friday IJELLET did a dashing trial on good going here this morning. Ridden by Moses Lee, the s oven-year-old mare sprinted smartly over half a mile in 49 4/ssec (last 3f in 37). On
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      EPSOM JEEP'S SPOTLIGHT ON FANCIED RUNNERS
      362 22 EPSOM JEEP'S SPOTLIGHT ON FANCIED RUNNERS EPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners at Penang tomorrow: RACK ONE The Little Kins: fast-fini-stviiK M-cond to The Saint over the Bt Timah 7f In May. Elcho Prince: Fourth to Bobacane over 7f Ihsi week: better over Btf First Love: Ha.'- won twice ovrr
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      77 CENTS FOR A HORSE...
      29 22 77 CENTS FOR A HORSE. DORTMUND Pri.— Anyone who K"cs to the n coultl r for oniy ■lie mark For the In U buy h .irk n either n
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      470 22 LADY JUNIOR ACCOUNTS CLERKS Mobil has 2 vacancies of young ladies between the ages of 18 23 years, for the position of junior accounts clerks in its Jiimiig refinery. Applicants must possess at least Grade I or II Senior Cambridee Srhool Certificate, with credits in both English and Mathematics. A
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      435 22 NOTICES KUCHING PORT AUTHORITY NOTICE To: The Agents and Operative* of All Ships plying between Singapore A Kuohinj Ships Agents and Operator* are informed that, with immediate effect, no vessel which appears to the Authority to be In a condition of doubtful stability will be allowed alongside the Port Authority'!
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      Five-year Plan for athletics postponed
      187 23 By Francis Emmanuel I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri.— The 1V Malaysian AAU's Fiveyear Development Plan for athletics, which was scheduled to bo launched at the national championships in Singapore on July 29-31, has been postponed indefinitely. Announcing this today, a spokesman of the Five-year Plan Working Committee
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      Player in the lead
      80 23 WASHINGTON. Pit South African O.iiy Player took a ono-itioke lead m the first round or the US$5O,OOO challenge. Rolf match over the LakeI luntry Club course here ycMcrdav. In the 72-hole match, bringing together three top professionals mid three leading American amateurs Players shot a two-under
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      DIV. 2 CHAMPS
      38 23 SINGAPORE. Fri Malaysian [Airways won the SBHFA Div. 2 championship when they beat < Naafi 2-0 in the final at River Valley Road today. Airways scorers I were S. T. Lingam (40th mm > and Jaffar (50th)
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      Seap Games: 337 will be called for training
      165 23 I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. A total ut 337 competitors of 14 sports I associations will be called for ccn- tralised training from Nov. 15 in preparation for the Seap Games in December, Dr. Aziz Duralralnam manager of the Malaysian team announced at a
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      Kedah hold Penang
      75 23 PI A \NG 1 MH Ml 1 DENANO. Fri. Penang missed chances Kalore and had to be content with a 1-1 draw with Kedah In the opening match oi the friendly triangular hockey tournament here today. Penang were on top in the first half but failed to
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      Lock icon SNELL TO END | TOUR OF EUROPE
      90 23 SNELL TO END TOUR OF EUROPE BONN. Fri. New Zealand's champion long-distance runner Feter Snell plans to cut short his European tour and go home because of his poor condition, said his coach. Arthur Lydlard. Lydiard told Reuter in Erlangen. near Nuremberg: "It's a matter of health.'' Snell himself said.
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      MALAYSIA v US
      382 23  -  ERNEST FRIDA By in athletics match on Aug 3 SINGAPORE, Friday. ]y|ALAYSIA will meet the United States in a special athletics match at the Farrer Park Stadium on Aug. 3. The American team, comprising seven topclass athletes, will arrive here on July 26 on the first stop
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      SKINNER PUTS ASIDE 'ALL DIFFERENCES'
      361 23 SKINNER PUTS ASIDE 'ALL DIFFERENCES' By JOE DOKAI; J pOALKEEPER Will Skin Singapore again and day's Malaya Cup interagainst Kelantan at Jalai Skinner, who has resumed training, told me today: "I [have been persuaded by I coach Choo Seng Quce and skipper Lee Kok Sent; to play attain and I
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      Century by Trueman
      185 23 LONDON, Frl. Close of play scores In yesterdays cricket I matches: At The Oval: Surrey 166 pud 130-1 <W. Smith 81 n.o.). Somerset 117 (O. Clayton 45 n.o., Ci Arnold 5-48, D. Sydenham 5-30). \t Sojthport: Lanes bt Derby by and 14; Lanes 240 Derby 8!) 'J.
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      Schoolboy champion in third round
      421 23 BADMINTON MALACCA, Fri— Malacca schoolboy champion Goh Chwee Muah entered ttie third round of the Malacca junior badminton hampionships when he beat Oh Hong Yang of Kluang 7-15. 15-4. 15-9. In the open women's singles Mary Lim eliminated June Khoo In the si'mi-finals. winning 11-6.
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      Internationals suspended
      112 23 CEREMBA.I, Pn inree inter- nationals and one state player I were suspended by the Negri Sembllan Hockey Association today for fighting In a League match between Rangers and Teachers Union here (I on July 30 ti The internationals were Peter P van Huiaen (suspended until Dec.' Ii 31.
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      Juniors set 18 records
      475 23 PERAK SWIMMING IPOH, Friday. EIGHTEEN records tumbled on the opening day of the Perak swimming championships held at the Kinta Swimming Club pool here today Only junior events were held today and 27 finals were decided. The senior events will be held tomorrow starting at 2.30
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      SOCCER VISIT TO CHINA BY 'TUNG CHANG' —A POSER I FOR HK
      232 23 SOCCER VISIT TO CHINA BY 'TUNG CHANG' —A POSER I FOR HK UONG KONG, Fri.— The 11 Hong Kong F.A. were today reported to have written to FIFA, the International football federation, for instructions following a report that a "Tung Chang" team from here had played in China. Joseph Wong,
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      Pearce in the final
      86 23 DENANG, Fri. John Pearce will meet fellow Australian R. Raleigh in the men's singles final of the Penang open tennis championships. Pearce had easy 6-0. 6-0 win over Buddy Yeap and Raleigh beat Ton Boon Theng 6-2, 3-6. 6-2 in the semi-finals today. Other results: Women's
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      CRICKET Spore set for easy win
      438 23 CRICKET Spore set for easy win SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore were in a strong position at the end of the first day or their MCA League m against P a h a n g at Balestier Road here to- ciay. Singapore scored 207 for four declared In reply to Pahang's total
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      123 23 SPORTS DIARY ?RICKET MCA Imfi Pk' L. Pfrak Div. I: Kuala B«T--pore>: Spore v Pahann (Bales- nam v Assumption School (T Anr Rd., 11 n.m.) Frirndlv (XL): son). S'ror Mcntri B«-s.ir> (up lice v VIOBA iGurntv Rd) final: Ulu S'gor Teachers v Ra-cr-state combined schools south warn? Youths (K Kubu
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    Town Council is suspended
    517 24 AIM IS TO CREATE PROPER ATMOSPHERE FOR COMMISSION OF INQUIRY SEREMBAN. Friday. THE MENTRI BESAR of Negn Sembilan, Dato (Dr.) Mohamed Said bin Mohammed, today suspended the Seremban Town Council, which faces allegations of maladministration. His action in designed to create a "pro per atmosphere" for
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    INDON PROTEST BEFORE ENVOY
    145 24 JAKARTA, Fri. The Indian Ambassador, Mr. Perala Ratnam, was surrounded by about 400 shouting Indonesians who staged an anti-India demonstration at Solo, in Central Java, on Tuesday. Reports from informed sources which reached here yesterday said that an unsuccessful at;empt was made to damage the ambassador's
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    Lock icon Regrettable trends in Malaysia: Whitlam
    127 24 SYDNEY, Fri. The deputy leader of the Australian Labour Party, Mr. Gough Whitlam, spoke here today of "regrettable trends" in the internal situation in Malaysia in the last six months. These Included pressures on the Malaysian Press and trade unions and attempts by Malayan radicals
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    The 60-40 row: Tan wrong on facts, says Goh
    410 24 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Singapore's Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. today denied an allegation by the Federal Finance Minister. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, that he had given a "misleading impression" of the Central Governments views regarding financial arrangements with Singapore. Dr. Goh
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    Lock icon Peace mission
    32 24 ROME. Thurs. A high-level Ghanaian mission seeking peace talks m Hanoi arrived heie today by alr from Moscow via Zurich an ii> roundabout journey to the North Vietnam capital— Reuter.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    434 24 LONDON. Frt— On the view that a stronger and united Conservative i opposition i party will be able to win the next election. Jobbers were willing to quote higher prices at the opening but the response by investors proved disappointing and the upward movement in equities was halted.
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    Lock icon Tough? 'Not Aussies'
    56 24 Tough? 'Not Aussies' CYDNEY, Fri A Govern- ment official today shattered the popular image of the average Australian as a tough, healthy, sunbronzed athlete. The opposite was generally true, he said. Australian city dwellers in particular were softies who ate too much, drank too much and wouldn't walk a block
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    Lee on TV
    52 24 SINGAPORE. Pri. The broadcast over Television Malaysia. Smcapura in which the Prime Minister. Mr Ijee Kuan Yew was interviewed m the National Language by Inche Zahha i 8. 8.M.i. Inche A. Bakar Ismail and Inche S. Abdullah Ba.smch. will be repeated on Channel 8 at 8.30 p.m.
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    Bank of China closure goes ahead— Tan
    146 24 Bank of China closure goes ahead Tan Xl ALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. said today that the Central Government would m> ahead with its decision to close the Bank of China in Singapore nrxt month despite unofficial protests over Radio Peking. He added that
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    Stubborn resistance by South African tailenders
    202 24 Stubborn resistance by South African tailenders v South African tailenders provided stubborn resistance to England on the second day of the first Lord's ht it today after rain had delayed the start by two hoi minut South Africa, who resumed at 227 for eight, were all out for 280. a
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    PI sending 13 swimmers
    99 24 MANILA, Fri. Thirteen Filipino swimmers, n of them in their teens, will participate in the Singapore swimming competition scheduled in early August The Philippines team, with the exception of Olympian swimmer Bana Sailanl and Haylil Said, of th* Philippine Air Force, who are both nearing their
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    TOUR LOSS
    38 24 LONDON. Fri. The New Zealand crtckel lour ot Britain him ended resulted In a £4.000. ti originally ur had yielded profit ol £5.000 bUI the visii to Bnt.. .-o Included the tour of India ami I'
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    SCOUTS MEET
    22 24 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Th< pore Ii hold their first inter-di> letlc championships at the Raffles Institution ground tomorrow at 2.30 p.m.
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