The Straits Times, 14 August 1965

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    23 1 *XE,ftftGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Hatie« ai Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, AUGUST 14, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    That '185 list' halts flow of Malayan goods to S'pore
    775 1 That '185 list halts flow of Malayan goods to S'pore in ALA LUMPUR, Fri. Singapore has virtually ceased to be a market for mainland manul;ic!urers since the separation of Singapore from Malaysia on Monday. Millions of dollars of Malaysian manufactured sjoods have been turned back at the Causeway and are
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    Pact rules out Indon trade: Tengku
    394 1 Pact rules out Indon trade Tengku We can't let that happen, he tells the nation Ningkan: No question of Malaya not wanting Sarawak: See Back Page KUALA LUMPUR, Friday MALAYSIA will not allow "bankrupt Indonesia" fro renew trade relationships with Singapore under the separation agreement signed with the island State.
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    Ex-strip dancer and Inspector found shot
    316 1  - Ex-strip dancer and Inspector found shot PHILIP KHOO ONE DEAD-THE OTHER IN A COMA By OINGAPORE, Pri. A young Police Inspector and a former striptease dancer were found shot in her bedroom in a house in Aida Street, Opera Estate, this morning. Annie Chia Yoke Chan, 30. stripteaser turned dance
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    Tengku for Sarawak and Sabah
    884 1 Tengku for Sarawak and Sabah TOUR TO EXPLAIN SPLIT KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. TENGKU Abdul Rahman announced tonight that he and Tun Abdul Razak would make separate visits to Sabah and Sarawak to explain the circumstances leading to Singapore's separation from Malaysia. Tun Razak would leave "shortly." the Tengku told the
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    Beauty parlour fire kills 5
    61 1 TAKAMI. (Japan). PrL— A 53--year-old woman operator of a beauty parlour and four of her women employees were burned to death early today in a fire of undetermined cause. Mrs. Kivo Tsukamoto and the four employees, aged IS io 20. were sleeping on the second
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    Lock icon Tun Lint: I hope to work for Malaysia
    81 1 Tun Lint: I hope to work for Malaysia CANBERRA. Frl.— Malaysian High Commissioner Tun Inn Tew Hock today made it clear that he intended to throw in his lot with Malaysia in spite of the fact that he is a Sin-gapore-born citizen. He told a press conference here that he
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    Nancy in Sabah
    26 1 JESSELTON. PTI Actress Nancy Kwan of Suzle Wong (am* arrived in Jesselton from Hong Kong today with sister Helen for a 10-day holiday.
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    Lock icon 250 Vietcong die
    45 1 SAIGON, Fri. Sooth Vietnamese forces pinned a Vietconf battalion down for several hours in the flat delta rieelands yesterday and combined ground and air assault left more than 250 guerillas dead. The action was fought about 99 miles southwest of Saigon. Renter.
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    Lock icon No. 1 Aussie in Singapore
    35 1 CANBERRA. Fi'l.-AiMrulla has appoii.it v Mr W. B. Priichctt u> be Australian High ConimLsMur.e: m Singapore. Mr. PnUhcti baa hitherto been Deputy Hi^ii Commissioner In Malaysia, stationed In Singapore. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Vote for troops
    42 1 SEOUL. Pri. The South Korean National Ast-embly today approved, by 101-1 with two ;<bstentions. President Chuni? Hee Parks plan to send one combat division to South Vietnam In support of Uie United States military eftort.s agaii^i the Vietcong. Reuter.
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    Rebels give up
    22 1 JAKARTA. Pri —Seventeen Indonesian rebels in Southern Borneo recently surrendered to Government forces, according to official reports reaching here.
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    S'pore Afro-Asian mission soon
    394 1 S'pore AfroAsian mission soon CINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government's immediate task now is to consolidate her position internationally, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, the Prime Minister, said today. To underline the Importance of this job. Mr. Lee also announced that a mission would be sent to Afro-Asian countries soon. At a
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    STOP PRESS
    40 1 STILL IN COMA SINGAPORE. Sat. \t 1.30 a.m. today. General Hospital doctors were still (Irspcr.itcly trvinu to save lift of Inspector (iurch.ir.in Sinuli who was found in head >esterday. He is still in coma. (Sec- thai MIC i
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      Lock icon Battles in scattered areas of Kashmir
      444 2 109 PAKISTANIS, 41 INDIANS DIE IN FIGHTING NEW DELHI, Friday r |'HL Indian Government said yesterday 25 Pakistani raiders and 12 Indian troops were killed in three battles on Wednesday in scattered areas of Kashmir. The total casualties in four days of fighting in
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      Lock icon Big Peking aid to Pakistan
      89 2 KARACHI. Fri.— Th« Chines* Peoples Republic it to tuppi? Pakistan with coal, cement and •teel worth about US$3O million. according to Mr. Hafiz Mohammed Hibibullah. vice-chairman of the Karachi Municipal Corporation He told a Preu conference here yesterday after his return from China that the
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      Five die after a delicacy
      76 2 MANILA, rri. Five cildren died after eating a delicacy cook* ed with endrlne mistaken fur vinegar In a village some 76 miles north of here yesterday, the Philippine news service reported. The news agency said their father and another member of the family were ill.
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      Lock icon 'PAKISTAN MAY ASK RUSSIA FOR JET FIGHTERS'
      179 2 WASHINGTON, Fri. T h c Washington Post reported yesterday that Pakistan planned to seek Soviet fighter planes if the United States did not act soon to replace obsolete American-supplied F-86 jets. In a dispatch from Karachi. the Post Quoted authoritative sources as saying
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      Lock icon Amoks kill family
      36 2 MANILA Fri. Two unidentified men armea vita carbines went berserk on Wednesday killing a family of four and seriously wounding three others in northern Ilocos Sur Province, the National Police reported yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Quake shakes Manila
      66 2 MANILA, Frl. An earthquake shook Manila for 30 seconds this morning but no damage was reported. The tremor was centred 100 miles southWest of Manila near l.ubang Island, according to the geophysical divi- sion of thr Philippine Weather Bureau. "We are wailin:: for reports from Luban^, a
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      Lock icon Widespread riots in India: Man killed
      254 2 CALCUTTA, Friday. r)NE man was killed and two were injured at v Sultanganj railway station in the Bhagalpur district of Bihar yesterday when police fired into a mob ransacking station premises. 1 In Bhagalpur town tear- 1 gas was used against mobs 1 looting
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      Lock icon Ex-Premier Ikeda dies in hospital
      95 2 Ex-Premier Ikeda dies in hospital TOKYO. I ri. Mr. Hayato Jk"da. >< ■> .m-.h > Id former Japanese I'rime Minister, died in hospital here today of pneumonia developed after a second operation on Aug. 4 on a prc-canccrous growth in the throat. Mr. Ikeda had his first throat operation at
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      Cross-harbour tunnel plan
      51 2 HONG KONG. Pri. Th« Hong Kouc Government lias «r> proved in principle ;i cross-har-bour tunnel scneme to link Hon» Kong Island Vita Uic Kowlooa mainland. The Lrtiislmive Council yr.'trrtlay app:ii\oct a BraiiL of h 30--yr.ir IrancriLsf to the Victor:* Devrlnpmcnt Cn. to DOMtniCl oeant* a four-lane vehicular
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      Lock icon Express 'ripped open' in crash: Three die
      142 3 I AMPERTHEIM (West Germany). Fri. The crack Helevetls trans-Europe Express from Basle to Hamburg rrashrd here yesterday. killing three people and injuring about 20. All the dei.U were believed to te Germans, but identification was not yet complete. Fifteen people were drtalned in
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      Lock icon Malraux returns
      24 3 PARIS. Fri. The French Ml- caster of State Mr. Andre Malraux. rei'irned here today after visiting] Communist China and New Delhi. -AP.
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      33 3 MOSCOW. Fri. President Annstas Mikoyan and Communist Party chiel Leonid Brezhnev are on holiday In the Crimea, an official Soviet source said *h''\- are expected to return In early September- UPI.
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      Lock icon The first in Britain
      36 3 LONDON, Fri. Britain's first woman High Court in.) up waa appointed today. Sbe is 60 -year-old Mrs Elizabeth Lane, wbo in 1962 became the first woman county court Judge in England. Reuter.
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      £100 MILLION BOOM FOR SHIPYARDS IN BRITAIN
      176 3 LONDON. Friday A SUDDEN boom has come to British shipyards which yesterday won £13 million worth of orders against Japanese and European competition. Furness Shipbuilding of Middlesborough, north England, got orders to build four bulk carriers for Israel and one for Norway putting
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      Negroes fire on police in night of race riot
      202 3 Negroes fire on police in night of race riot LOS ANGELES, Friday. OANDS of angry Negro youths fired on police last night in the second straight night of a bloody race riot in the congested Watts district. Intermittent shooting crackled on the perimeter of an eight block "no man's land"
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      Lock icon Nuptial Mass now allowed
      65 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. Roman Catholic bishops now have permission from Rome to allow celebration of the Nuptial Mass at the marrius»e of ;i Catholic to a non-Catholic, the National Catholic Welfare Conference said. The Nuptial Maai and the Nuptial Blessing. <vhieh no<v may be permitted In dioceses
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      Fire fight kills woman, children
      55 3 TEL AVIV. Fri —A woman I and two children were killed and i two Israeli soldiers wounded yrsterday during a three-hout exchange of fire ncross tlif border with Syria. Urael .-ource* reported. The exchange (allowed a Sy- rlan attack on an bran U tractor cultivating
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      Lock icon Advice for British girls: How Europeans make love
      307 3 Advice for British girls: How Europeans make love THE HOT, THE COLD AND THE SPOILED f ONDON, Fri. A widely read and tra veiled newspaper columnist y e s t erday gave British girls several hundreds words of advice on how European men make love. Writing in the Daily Mirror.
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      TV—but no baths
      31 3 TV— but no baths LONDON. f*ri. riure an more houses In Britain with television sets than baths, according to fimires i«.«.ued bj the Ministry of Heilth and the Oeneral Post Office
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      Lock icon Dead: Willie the old comrade they never took seriously
      222 3 Dead: Willie the old comrade they never took seriously fLASGOW, Fri. Mr. William Gallacher. Scots-born former MP and a leading member of the British Communist Party, died last night. He was 83 Associated with the Communist movement since 1920 he was party president from 1956 to 1963. As an MP
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      Storm havoc: 42 dead
      48 3 SANTIAGO. Prt. Btornu' and floods which ravaged Chile this week have killed 43 people, injured over 100 and made st least 30-000 homelessLarge areas have been flooded by rivers which burst thetr bunks and by tidal waves which followed a cyclone last Sunday- I
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      Lock icon Gunmen shoot at Nazi, i miss by inches
      182 3 Gunmen shoot at Nazi, i miss by inches ONDON, Fri. Gun- men in a caj fired six shots last night at a top British Nazi, Mr. John Tyndall missing him by Inches. The shots smashed a window as Mr. Tvndall. 31. worked at a desk in a room above his
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      Three die in accident
      60 3 GLASGOW (Scotland" Pri J There men were killed and at least six injured in an under- > ground accident last night on a £24 million hydro-electric scheme due to be opened in October. The accident happened in a shaft leading from an underground power station Inside
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    1,000 at closing of 'Youth in Business'
    195 4 SINGAPORE. Iri More than 1,000 students today filled the St. John Ambulance Hall to Attend the formal closing ceremony of the Youth Week in Business, which ended last week. These school leavers had spent five days, from Aug. 2 7, obtaining an insight
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    2 CLEARED ON $200 EXTORT BID CHARGE
    138 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. Two men were today acquitted by the fourth magistrate, Mr. S. Rajendran, on a charge of attempted extortion after the alleged victim, called as the key prosecution witness, turned "hostile." Lvi Joon Seng and Goh Kirn Quee were accused of attempting
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    Gold trophy for winners
    61 4 SINGAPORE. Frl.— The Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak, will present the Dato Lee Kong Chlan gold trophy and souvenirs to the teams of the Malaya vs. Singapore first aid competition, at a dinner on Sunday night at the St. John Headquarters In Beach Road.
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    Barisan calls for meet to answer 'graye9 queries
    150 4 Barisan calls for meet to answer 'graye 9 queries SINGAPORE, Frl.— Barisan Sosialis Assemblymen today called on the Government to convene a meeting of the Legislative Assembly to answer questions "of grave concern" on Singapore's separation from Malaysia. The call was contained In 8 letter from Mr. Chia Thye Poh.
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      433 4 r l'Hi: rollirtiiit; a today's schedule of civil aircraft movement* at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS Japan Air Linn From Jakarta (JL 716) 8.50 a.m. B0 AC: From London. Frankfurt, Cairo, Karachi. Calcutta, Kuala Lumpur (BA TOO) 3.15 p.m.; from Auckland Sydney, Darwin (BA 723) 6.55 p.m.; from London. Frankfurt.
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    MENTRI: STOP USING THIS PETTY EXCUSE
    196 5 MENTRI: STOP USING THIS PETTY EXCUSE l irrnin. *n. r.h« IV Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad, yesterday urged non-Malay traders not to five the "petty excuse" that the u»e of the national language on their signboards umi Id affect their busl"l have heard some of them are unwilling to change
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    Psychology talk
    57 5 KUALA LUMFUK. Fri. A public talk on "Animal Behaviour and its Relation to the Science oi Psychology" will be given by Dr. Irwin Bernstein, an American resfitrrh psychologist, at 4 p.m. on bundiiy at the Kuala Lumpur Psychology Club 29. Ipoh Road. Dr. Bernstein is doing research in
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    Castaway dogs of the picnic islands
    90 5 SINGAPORE. Fr L The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals today appealed to people in Singapore to refrain from talcing animals across to neighbouring Islands and abandoning them to die of starvation. In an appeal for donations to the society's jnnual flag
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    THIEVES STRIP A CAR
    68 5 I^'LALA LUMPUR. Fri. Thieves stripped a car of its four wheels, doors and parts of the engine and left It abandoned at the Chinese cemetery at Alrport Road here yesterday. They also took the car battery, bonnet and Jumpers. The car. a Mercedes, was reported stolen
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    Industries: Singapore to step up pace of growth
    360 5 Industries: Singapore to step up pace of growth SINGAPORE, Friday. fHE Minister for Finance, Mr. Lim Kirn San, has told representatives of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce here that the pace of industrialisation in Singapore would not only be maintained, but also intensified even while the importance of the entrepot
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    30 5 Buy National Defence bonds! KUALA II MPI'R Fri. The Bank NeKara today received another 28 applications for $81,150 worth of National Defence Bonds bringing the total sale now to $4,647,390.
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    COLONEL: THE KEEN MEN FROM THE VARSITY...
    157 5 COLONEL: THE KEEN MEN FROM THE VARSITY. TPOR, Fri. The Com- mandant of the Siputeh Territorial Army training camp, near here, Lt.-Col. Sulaiman bin Haji Mohamed Nor, is very pleased with the university lecturers and v n d c rgraduates wno have come under him for training. "They work hard
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    Blind home gets biggest donation
    94 5 PENANG. Fri. A sam at $1,218-50 representing Che Urgest single donation so far, has been made by the Restaurants and Teashops Association ro the St. Nicholas Appeal for the Blind in Penang. The donation was handed by the preside... Mr- Malt Ting Van, to two
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    Penang Bishop improving
    46 5 6UNGEI PATANI. Fri. The Bishop of Penang. Monsignor Francis Chan is reported to be responding to treatment In Hont Kohr for suspected cancer. Consignor Chan. who left Penang Ir. the end last month, is a patient in the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Kowloon.
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    SEPARATION SO TRAGIC: WONG
    143 5 PENANG, Fri. The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, last night described Singapore's w it h drawal from Malaysia as "tragic." "It was. indeed, tragic that less than two years after the formation of Malaysia, one of Its components had to secede," he said when he
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    Two dead in head-on crash with lorry
    112 5 DCTTERWORTH. Fri.— Two men were Wiled when a station wagon in which they were travelling was involved in a head-on collision yesterday with a lorry near Bumbong Lima, on the Sungei latani Batterworth main trunk road. They were Lai Wan Boon. 42 a
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    John, 15, missing for a week, is found in Muar
    149 5 John, 15, missing for a week, is found in Muar \|UAR. Fri. John j iU Philips. 15. who disappeared from his home in Singapore a week ago was found here by a detective yesterday. He had run away because his father had scolded him for failing his examination. Detective police
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    Society drive for members
    46 5 PENANG Fri. The Penang Muslim Benefit Society will launch a campaign to get more members The society's secretary. ln?i\t M. Y. Mericaii. said today the present membership did not cover the whole of Penang. "We want more Malays to join." he said
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    Probe Land Office call
    68 6 TELUK ANSON. Prl. Th« youth section or the Teluk I Anson Umno has urged the MenI tri Besar of Peralc Dato Ahmad bin Suid. to set up a special committee to investigate the affairs Io! the Land Office here. It said that complaints had been received
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    'Chance of a better life for workers'
    450 6 RAZAK EXPLAINS AIMS OF MALAYSIA'S FIRST DEVELOPMENT PLAN KUALA LUMPUR. Friday THE aim of the First Malaysia Plan which begins next year is to give the nations workers an opportunity for a satisfactory life and employment under the best conditions the country can
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    Now they see the light: Dr. Tan
    238 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. 'J'HE Socialist Front said today that it was glad that the Malaysian Committee of the Afro-Asian Peoples' Solidarity Organisation had seen the ''light in asking the Al- liance Government to negotiate an "honourable settlement with Indonesia. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon.
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    ANTI-TB DRIVE IN SPORE GREAT SUCCESS
    200 6 ANTI-TB DRIVE IN SPORE GREAT SUCCESS CINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore AntiTuberculosis Association's disease control programme has greatly cut down the number of new cases during the past seven years. An editorial in the SaU Bulletin for the second quarter of 1965 stated that there were 2,412 new cases In 1958.
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    Krian Scout show
    32 6 PARIT BUNTAR. Pri. The Krian Boy Scouts' Association will stage a show at the Cathay cinema at 9 a.m. on Sunday to raise funds for the Scout movement here.
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    'THINK AGAIN' CALL TO DATO JA'AFAR
    164 6 If ANGAR, Fri. The xv publicity officer of the Perlis Selatan Umno division, Ku Hussein bin Ku Chin, today expressed the hope that the party's secre-tary-general, Dato Syed Ja'afar Albar, would reconsider his decision to resign from the post. "All Umno members. I am
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    Back in his bed: The patient who ran amok
    224 6 Back in his bed: The patient who ran amo k IPOH. Fri. A third 1 class ward patient, who ran amok in the General Hospital here yesterday evening sending nurses and patients running helter sketler, was resting quietly in his bed today. One of the nurses explained that the man
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    Off to a wedding
    51 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Prl. The chairman of the T.irirt Adv:>uiy Board, Mr. L. A. D. WilI liamson. will leave here fot New Zealand on Oct., 1 to attend th» marriage of his daughter, Jan», 21. to Mr. Christopher OuynneEliis. 22. a business executive. In Wellington on Oct.
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    MCA leaders to meet today on Singapore
    144 7 MCA leaders to meet today on Singapore |(U ALA LIMPUR. Fri.— Problems created by Singapore's separation from Malaysia will be discussed at an emergency meeting of the Malaysian Chinese Association central working committee here tomorrow. A spokesman for the MCA said today thi- meeting had been called to "review the
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    Birth rate dropping with urban drift
    372 7 Birth rate dropping with urban drift KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A FORECAST that extensive urbanisation llin Malaysia could lead to a substantial reduction of the national birth rate was made today by Inche Hamzah Sendut, head of the Geography Department of the University of Malaya. Inche Harm ah. who read a
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    Information Dept. joins anti-crime drive
    119 7 CERKMBAN, Frl.— The Information Department is lo use vans with loud speakers to advise the people here to take extra precautions against theft and housebreakinc; in view of the increase in such crimes since April. But the OCCI. Deputy Superintendent Santokh Singh, who said this
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    He's charged with having revolver and ammo
    112 7 PENANG, Fri.— Tan Choon Poh, 19. was today sent to the sessions court for trial on two charges of possessing a revolver and 23 rounds of ammunition. When the case came ud In the Hißh Court today. the DPP. Wan Ismail bin Mohamed
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    Missionary slashed by amok flies in
    147 7 QINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Donald Wilson, a missionary with the Overseas Missionary Fellowship of .Singapore, who received severe slashes from a machete wielded by an amok In Saravane. Laos, earlier this month, flew Into Singapore yesterday from Übon in Thailand, for special medical treatment at
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    New traffic playground
    38 7 ..KUALA LUMPUR, m. Wort on a new traffic pUynround to train sch<x>l children In r.>»d safety will beftin goon. The Lions' Club Ims aitreed lo davstoß M open urea at Brutfields and construct ib* playground.
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    Easier now for poorer people to own homes
    210 7 UUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The National Land Code, passed by the House of Representatives on Tuesday, will make it easier for the lower-income people to own homes A chartered architect and town planner, Mr. Goh Hock Guan. said this today in a statement
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    New factory
    32 7 KUALA LUMPUR. FTt— The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdui Rahman, will open the new AjLnomoto (Malaysia) factory at 6fc mile, Simpang Salak South Bharu. here at p m. on Sept. 3.
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    SKID-AND OIL TANKER ROLLS OVER ITS DRIVER
    145 8 SKID -AND OIL TANKER ROLLS OVER ITS DRIVER I^l ALA LCMPIR, FrJ An oil tanker rolled down a 20ft slope near the 4th mile. Cheras Road, and crushed its driver to death shortly after noon today. The vehicle, belonging to Foong Yuen Kai Lorry Service Ltd.. was returning from Port
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    Spiral strike decision by teachers
    271 8 Spiral strike decision by teachers KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. JHE 5,000-strong National Union of Tea chers, which is seeking housing and medical benefits and parity between primary and secondary school teachers with similar qualifications, has decided on a four-point plan of action, including strike. A statement today by tht union's general
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    NTUC to meet today
    67 8 FTNOAPORE. Frl The executive committee of the National Trades Union Congress will hold an emergency meeting tomorrow tn discuss the question of appointing; a successor to' Mr. C. V. Devan Nalr. who resigned as secretarygeneral on his leaving Singapore to stay In Malaya to become leader
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    Union re-elects chairman
    35 8 PEREMBAN, Pri— Mr. S Retnam has been re-elected chairman of the Serpmban branch of the War Department Civilian Staff Association. Other officials: secretary, Mr. T- A. Victor; treasurer Mr Urn Hem Wan-
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    'Bankrupt because I have nine children'
    90 8 CINGAPORE. FTi. A fireman. Salleh bin Awang. in a successful petition to the High Court today to make himself a bankrupt attributed his insolvency to having to support his nine children. Mr. Justice Winslow was told that Salleh. an employee of the Port of
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    Don't lose sight of us: Industrialists
    172 8 SINGAPORE. Frt. The Singapore Manufacturers' Association today said that while Singapore was to retain Its entrepot status. It must not lose sight of the protection to be afforded to the factories established In the Jurong industrial area, and elsewhere on me island by tariff
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    Canada and West Germany also recognise S'pore
    503 9 FOUR MORE MESSAGES FOR PRIME MINISTER SINGAPORE. Tr\ TWO more countries which have formalhr recognised Ih c independence and sovereignty of Singapore ;«re (,'anada and West (iermany. Four more letters of congratulation were received by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today.
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    Tamil school for Changi
    62 9 SINGAPORE. Frl.— Work on the new $30,000 Changi Tamil School has commenced, and the school building committee has appealed to the public for donations. A spokesman of the committee today said that any donor contributing towards the cost of a classroom or any portion of the
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    Fair postponed
    41 9 SINGAPORE, Prl.— The Food and Fun Fair of the Pentecost Methodist Church, scheduled to be held on Aug. 31 at the church grounds in Koon Seng Road, has been postponed to Sept. 4 from 12 noon to 6 pm.
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    Course cancelled
    28 9 SINOAPORE. Fri.— The Department of Extra-Mural Studies of the University of Singapore announces that the proposed course on "Introduction to Psychology" has had to be cancelled.
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    LIONS PRESIDENT ON VISIT TO STORE
    199 9 .INGAPORE, Frl. The 3 newly elected president of Lions International, Dr. Walter H. Campbell, will visit Singapore on Sunday and take part in the local Lions clubs' projects. Accompanied by his wife, he will spend two days here before flying to Australia. On Sunday
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    Maintenance case is postponed
    185 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. The hearing of a maintenance application by Mrs. Peggy Tan against her husband. Mr. Tan Keng Siong, son of a banker, has been further adjourned until No/. 22 and 23. The new dates were given today on an application by Mrs. Tan's counsel, Dato
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    FORCED TO GIVE UP CONTRACT, PROBE TOLD
    301 9 FORCED TO GIVE UP CONTRACT, PROBE TOLD SINGAPORE, Frl. A Government pensioner told the commission of Inquiry Into the administration of the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union today that he was forced to give up a $30.000-a--month contract to supply toddy to Government toddy shops for 1P63. Mr. Kanapathy
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    Memorial service
    36 9 SINGAPORE, Frl— A memorial service for the late Rev. MN. Charles will be held at Short Street Methodist Church at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow. A requiem Holy Eucharist will be said at St. Andrew's Cathedral.
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    DEATH
    20 10 M Wt4b IH (Minimum) CABLC RECEIVED BY Veluplllal P. Jaya of death of hla Offi.-e- Kl. >t Karanagar Oyloo
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    66 10 J» Wf4» I/i iMimimuimi MRS LUCY CHOY and family of Xnr late IT David K H ("hoy thank rabHreea and fnenda for thrir kind rondnlrncea. wreaths, aaalstance and attendance at The funeral THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Wang Wai I. am, Ipoh thank nwon, Nurse*. OcMtal Hospital. Pastors.
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      Decision To Stay
      674 10 j Sabah and Sarawak will i stay in Malaysia and continue |to give full support to the I Central Government, This de- deration by the Chief Min--1 isters of the two States is welcome, though it was never |to be seriously doubted that they would so decide.
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      Capital Growth
      376 10 The Federal Capital Commissioner painted a depressing picture yesterday when he outlined some of Kuala Lumpur's problems to members of the Central Welfare Council Since 1957, he said, the population of Greater Kuala Lumpur (which includes Petaling Jaya) had risen from 316,000 to half a million. The present
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      First Aims
      110 10 If their quest for money should lead them into arguments with Governments, State or Central, the newly formed consumers' associations would risk losing sight of even their first objectives. Their aim is to get shopkeepers to cut prices, not to engage in probably vain and possibly acrimonious discussions.
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    Sock: If boasts really were A-bombs
    626 10  - Sock: If boasts really were A-bombs Howard Simons h WASHINGTON, Fri— lf boasts were bombs Indonesia would have the largest stockpile of atomic weapons in the Far East. President Soekarno told a political rally In late July that Indonesia would produce an atomic bomb In the near future to use
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    A livelier language -with the Dewan as host
    934 10  - A livelier language -with the Dewan as host SAMAD ISMAIL AS LANGUAGE MONTH DRAWS TO A CLOSE... SYED NASIR: EXCITED CROWDS THRONG DEWAN EVERY NIGHT by KUAUA LUMPUR. FRI THERE is a festive air about the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka these days. It rains, but the crowd is undeterred. The
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      227 10 I HAVE read with lnter--1 est the letter claiming that experience is unnecessary to a professionally qualified person and t.iit examination qualifications are all that are required to produce a competent practising accountant. The accountant ir practice Is every day called upon to solve numerous problems affecting
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      Port searches
      175 10 I WOULD like to assure your correspondent "Port User" tB.T. Aug 2) that It does not amuse the Port Swettenham Authority's staff to waste people 1 time by checking their vehicles at the Rates. The staff ana the police are merely earning out the requirements of Section 63
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      Village filth
      65 10 I DO not think that I have before seen such an accumulation of downright filth concentrated In so small an area of human habitation and commerce as that existing around the market stalls and shelters, of Holland Village. Can something: be done by the public health authorities to
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      Asian walk
      53 10 YOUR correspondent's claim that most Asian girls walk with their feet at an angle of 45 degrees because as children they were carried on their mo. there* backs. Is poppycock. The vast maiorltv of African babie< are carried like that and yet they walk with absolute Dolse AIJ
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    Four win prizes in essay contest
    218 11 Four win prizes in essay contest KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Portable typewriters were today presented to four Journalists here for their prize-winning essays on "The Role of Mass Communications Media" sponsored by Esso Standard of Malaysia Limited. The winners were: Inche Mohamed Ibrahim Abdul Wahab of the Utusan Melayu Mr. Lawrence
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    New brewery canning line
    48 11 SINGAPORE, Prl. The chairman of the Malayan Breweries (S) Ltd.. Mr. Tan Chin Tuan, wljl officially inaugurate a new canning line at the Anchor Brewery in Alexandra Road at 11.15 a.m. tomorrow. The new canning line will increase the production capacity of canned beer.
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    No objection to salaries probe: Kandasamy
    145 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. The deputy secretary-gen-eral of the National Trades I nion Congress. Mr. G. Kandasamy said today that he had no objection to the Malaysian Special Commission on Salaries inquiring Into the salary structure of civil servants in Singapore "s<> long as the commission
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    DAYLIGHT ROBBERY AT REDIFFUSION
    481 11  -  JESSIE LEEMBRUGEN Armed men escape with $6,205 pay roll By PENANG, Friday FIVE armed robbers staged a lightning raid on the Penang Rediffusion office in Khaw Sim Bee Road at noon today and escaped with the staff's mid-month pay roll of $6,204. The gang, said to
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    Indons hold up fishermen near Batu Pahat
    190 11 Indons hold up fishermen near Batu Pahat MUAR, Friday. TWO Malaysian fishermen were robbed of 30 fishing nets and personal belongings altogether worth $1,500 by 15 Indonesians in international waters off Batu Pahat at 1 p.m. yesterday. Ng Mon Yem, 24. and Ooh Moh Kow. 45, told the police today
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    Singapore surgeon honoured for cancer research
    244 11 Singapore surgeon honoured for cancer research SINGAPORE. Fri. Mr. Chan Kong Thoe, a Singapore surgeon, has been awards ed a Hunterian professorship of the Royal College of Surgeons of. England for a thesis on liver cancer. A senior lecturer at the University of Singapore's department of surgery and consultant surgeon
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    Busy month for Sandakan harbour
    64 11 BANDAKAN, Frt.—Ninetyone ships with a gross tonnage of 291,881 called at Sandakan harbour last month. Of these. 45 were Japaneat hlpa, 34 Malaysian. 10 British, lw Norwegian, two Dutch, two Philippines, two Panamanian and in* Swedish. During the month Sandakan xwt handled a total of
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    Indian hemp: Fined
    44 11 SINOAPORE. Prl. Husaan Huasainar. 43. was fined $250 nr one months jail aftar tie had pleaded guilt? In a maiwmw* court, to Illegally having ljib of Indian hnRD at a (tarctte (tall In I>nron« 18. G^vlaag at 12 U p-m. ymtm»7.
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    On-the-spot bill collectors
    62 11 KAJANO, Prl. Town Board officials here will visit different parts of the district -.his m.ui'ti to make on-the-spot collections of general assessment, conservancy and trade-refuse fees ana water buls. They w«r» at Sungel Chua today, and will visit Semenylh on Tuesday, Bangi on Aug. 23; Dengkll on
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    'Revenge attack' sentence: British NIP seeks inquiry
    162 11 'Revenge attack' sentence: British NIP seeks inquiry GLASGOW, Frt. The Government has been asked to Investigate the Jailing of a teen-aged soldier for the alleged "revenge hunt" attack on a native headman's hut in the Borneo jungle Pte. Alan Brett. 19, who joined the Argylle and Sutherland Highlanders a year
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    Governor to open new radio station
    88 11 MALACCA. FrL The Governor of Malacca. Tun Hajl Abdul Malek bin Yusuf, will open Radio Malaysia's new $893,000 regional station at Jalan Mata Kuching here at 4 p.m on Tuesday The station consists of studios, continuity suites, a main control room, a central recording
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    A FRESH START IN LIFE AT 19 FOR HEART CASE GIRL
    222 11 CLNGAPORE, Fri. Aa elated Singapore "h o 1 e-in-the-hearf girl, Koh Liang Huay, 19, who left for Australia two months ago for treatment, is due back tomorrow to begin life afresh. A successful operation ha* transformed her from an
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    Back for exercise
    39 11 SINGAPORE Fri The Senior Australian Army Officer :n Singapore and Malaysia. Brigadier PR- Evans, U now bark in Australia to attend the Chief of the General Staff's annual exercise at Australia's Royal Military College in Canberra.
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      Lock icon 'We're there to help'
      349 12 i— WASHINGTON. Fri. Johnson: US would never make sacrifices in South Vietnam if aid were not requested pRESIDENT Johnson yesterday flatly declared that the United States would never make sacrifices in South Vietnam "if its help were not wanted and requested." The President, speaking at the
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      Lock icon Nkrumah sends second note to Johnson
      133 12 WASHINGTON. Fri. President Kwame Nkrumah of Ghana has sent a second message to President Johnson about the Vietnam conflict. informed sources said today. They confirmed receipt of the communication at the White House but did not disclose its substance. President Xkrumab'* first message was
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      HUNGARIAN DIPLOMAT EXPELLED FROM BRITAIN
      125 12 HUNGARIAN DIPLOMAT EXPELLED FROM BRITAIN T ONDON, Fri.— Britain yesterday ordered the expulsion of a Hungarian diplomat on the grounds that he engaged in activities unacceptable to his function as a member of a diplomatic mission. Foreign Office sources identified the Hungarian as Geza Rybka. a third secretary at the
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      Lock icon Kim Novak and I not separating: Johnson
      108 12 Kim Novak and I not separating: Johnson ONDON, Fri. Actor Richard Johnson denied last night that his marriage to blonde screen star Kirn Novak was breakIng up. He also denied she is expecting a baby. "They are absurd," he said when asked about reports of an alleged rift between him
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      Lock icon Jakarta lifts ban on Dutch newspapers
      78 12 JAKARTA Prl- The Indonesian Attorney-General has ordered a lifting of the ban on Dutch newspapers and magazines in effect here since 1956. Brsc. Gen- Soetardhio announced that copies of Dutch periodicals must be censored and passed by his office before being distributed in Indonesia,
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      49 12 HONG KONG. FrL— The price of being born has joined the rest of things which have risen here. Registration of births, unchanged at HK$l for 90 years, has gone op 59 per cent. Births continue apace, running currently at about six for every death recorded. Renter.
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      Lock icon Baby giri serves jail term with her mother
      171 12 Baby giri serves jail term with her mother IIANILA. Fri.— A twoaTl month-old baby girl is serving a six-month jail sentence with her mother in suburban Pasay city. "There's no one to look after her" said Mrs. Lourdes K. Puna. 22. who was convicted t)i lrubirated homicide for stabbing a
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      12m. Russian Reds
      20 12 MOSCOW. Fri. The Soviet Communist Party has more than 12 million member*, the party newspaper Pravda .-aid.
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      Lock icon A 'poor wheat harvest' forecast in Russia
      269 12 MOSCOW, Friday 'PHE Soviet wheat 1 harvest will be a poor one this year, and very poor in the crucial virgin lands area, official Soviet sources said in Moscow last night. This confirmation of Rloomy assessments by foreign observers comes one day after
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      241 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS by 10 (5) 1. 3 Vi *core ihcep In Sumu (•> v Mark Btm P»P*r»? Tta»y todt- O»me In Gloucestershire (9). progress (5-6). 0 Support denied Kelrtn In Lan- J* if'fV. 01 t Bte (5 >- CMblre (5). U wlly M). R*rer anU emerging in Wlf-
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      To be a great artist ...he has fulfilled one condition
      218 13 To be a great artist ...he has fulfilled one condition LONDON. Fri. It is an old Chinese saying that you must travel 10.000 Chinese miles and road 10.000 books before you can hope to be a good artist. At the age of 66. Chang Dai-chien (above) has fulfilled at least
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      188 13 THAILAND, LAOS SIGN PACT ON MEKONG POWER IT NIT ED NATIONS. Fri. A conven-! tion signed in Vientiane. Laos, today will make it possible for electric power to flow across th^> Thailand-Laos border, for the benefit of thp people on both sides of the Mekong River The two countries exchanging
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      43 rebels killed
      26 13 CAIRO. Fri. Sudanefe Government troops have k.lled 43 rebels in rlahhes In the nouthern part of the country. Omdurman Raci'.o reported yesterday- on
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      Lock icon Two reach Alaska in a skin boat from Siberia
      287 13 ANCHORAGE, Fri. Two Russians who drifted in a walrus-skin boat from Siberia to Alaska have asked for asylum, the Commander of the 17th U.S. Coast Guard District said yesterday. The Anchorage Dally News said It had talked to Admiral G*orge Synon
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      12 killed as plane crashes in jungle
      92 13 CUIABA (Brazil), Pri.— A twin-engine airliner with 12 persons aboard crashed yesterday in a dense jungle area. Searchers recovered eight bodies hours later. The plane, operated by Paradise Airlines, was carrying eight passengers and a crew of four All were Brazilians. Although four
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      180 13 ATHENS, Friday THE former Greek A Prime Minister, Mr. George Papandreou. last night repeated to King Constantine that the only solution to the present crisis was to rpappoint him as Premier or call a general election. Mr. Papandreou told the King this
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      New liver for girl
      44 13 MINNEAPOLIS, Frl. A team of surgeons has transplanted a healthy liver into two-year-old Kathy Leach, who was born without a bile duct. The liver was taken from another voun? child who had lust died at the University of Minnesota hospital.
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      Just fancy that
      51 13 MANILA. Fri. Miss Rosario Balingit. 38. accepted an invitation from a stranger yesterday and they had a 15 peso ($3.75) lunch at a restaurant. At the police Ntation later, penniless Miss Baiinjcit sobbed that her unidentified lost left the r staurant for some cigarettes and never returned.
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      35 13 BERKELEY (California). Frl Policemen usinn two-foot riot stlcka yesterday shoved and pulled 300 demonstrators from the path of a troop train carrying soldiers bound for the Par East. Two persons were arrested. UPI.
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      58 13 iiiif,s Btunnif By itulph H*>int,l«hl 'UNLAXJ I GOT A r WHO SAID I AINT TAXIN 1 NO CHANCES \f/ t *J V/ m s 1 KNEW RAINCOAT, PCTUSIIAV ANVTHIN' ABOUT AON THIS NEW 6ET O 1 CLUBS )///'j IJ/ WE SHOULDN'T TOY "-i/ < ANYBODY K. CETTIN' WETJ TO PLAY
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    GOODWILL TERRIERS SAIL FOR SARAWAK
    150 14 GOODWILL TERRIERS SAIL FOR SARAWAK SINGAPORE, Fri. A third batch of about 200 non -combat troops of the 22nd Malaysian Engineer Squadron, Territorial Army, sailed for Sarawak today on a mission to spread Roodwill. The first two squadrons each consisting of about 200 men had left for Sarawak early last
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    244 14 Bloodshed avoided, students told T ONDON, Fri. L The agreement separating Singapore from Malaysia was drawn up in haste to avoid bloodshed and civil war, Inche Mohamed Sopiee, Information Attache at the Malaysian High Commission, said here last night. It was a heartbreakIng decision which bad been
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    Is this why Reds shun beauty contests?—Tun
    283 14 Is this why Reds shun beauty contests? Tun KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. fHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak today hazarded a guess why Communist countries never enter beauty contests like Miss Universe. Speaking at the opening of the Central Welfare Council conference at the University of Malaya, Tun Razak said
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    Lock icon 3 Malaysians see British trade union men at work
    119 14 I ONDON. Fri. Malaysian trade unionists Inche Yahaya bin Mohamed All, Mr. S. Packlrisamy, and Mr. D. Mahalingam saw British trade unionists at work here yesterday. Inche Yahaya, president ot the Rallwaymen's Union of Malaya, and Mr. Paclcirtsamy. its general secretary,
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    Appeal for C.D. volunteers
    66 14 Appeal for C.D. volunteers SUNGEI PATANI Fri The civil defence officer here. Mr. V. Vigneswaran, has appealed to men and women between 18 and 45 to enrol for training starting on Sept. 1. Volunteers will be paid an allowance of 35 cents an hour for four to six hours a
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    SIPPING BEER-WITHIN SIGHT OF ENEMY
    130 14 SIPPING BEER -WITHIN SIGHT OF ENEMY rWAU. Fri. Servicemen here have claimed a "first" for their newly-opened NAAFI club -they believe it is the only one "within sight of the enemy." A man may sip his beer and at the same time gaze at Indonesia, only three miles away. The
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    The little man and the tall lass: It's such fun...
    254 14  - The little man and the tall lass: It's such fun... KIT LEYBOURNE By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. An American born In Venezuela and an Australian born in Hungary opened at a leading nightspot here tonight. Combining acrobatics and comedy are Soslmo Hernandez and his wife, Myra Patt. 25. Their act of
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    Robbers on scooter
    28 14 IPOH. Prt. An insurant* clerk, M Olaganathan, 28 waa robbed of $213 by two youths on a scooter in Kuala Kangsax Road here last night-
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      264 14 INTRODUCING KITTEN CAR-CARE PRODUCTS TO GIVE gleam... for your \JmPi always §For the first time in Malaysia you can choose from the complete range of famous Kitten brand car-care products to polish and protect your car to a bright new showroom finish inside and out and keep it that way
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      228 14 INSTANT PURE VEGETABLE GOODNESS RICH IN ESSENTIAL B VITAMINS Insist on new silvery-plated GUERLAIN CHA JjrT| j^————.. perfumei JWIIB^TIWII I FWKPWKk cosmetics \.-v*,K H3!yLAt£) from Paris I World's favorite spark plu§ THE TECHNICAL ACHIEVEMENTS OF DUTCH CRAFTSMANSHIP THROUGHOUT THE AGES IS, TODAY, FURTHER ENHANCED THROUGH MODERN ELECTRONICS RESEARCH AT S
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      ROAD IN NEED OF REPAIR
      109 15 ROAD IN NEED OF REPAIR RAJA ABDULLAH road which lies along the main highway at the 20th mile from Klang to Kuala Selangor and leading to Kampong Buklt Cheraka and Kampong Buklt Kuching is surfaced with red laterite. Vehicles stir up so much of dust that visibility is very poor.
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      Singapore's separation
      200 15 A MATTER OF REGRET TO US ALL... II was indeed shocking to learn of the separation of Singapore from the rest of Malaysia. After all. our people are of the same stock; we belong to the same family. Our differences should have been treated as petty and should
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      100 15 T REFER to your report of the televised Press Interview given by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. The Prime Minister Is there reported as saying: "Apologetically, he said he was far too angry to go on with the subject." In his entire interview »s seen on TV Singapura Mr. Lee neither
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      33 15 VOW that Singapore stands alone may T call upon all the loyal citizens of Singapore to stand behind the Government in its efforts to build anew the island nation of Singapore? 11l Singapore
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      126 15 THE great national a tragedy that befell us last Monday has struck dismay into the hearts of All true and loyal Malaysians, including those in Singapore. The events that led to this totally unnecessary separation are by now all well known as both parties h.ivo taken great pains to inform
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      63 15 HLN I heard the news T that Singapore had separated from Malaysia ray immediate reaction was one of shock and disbelief mixed with a feeling of sadness. I have grown so used to Malaysia with its constituent States of Singapore, Sabah and Sarawak, that I still find it difficult to
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      Application at town council inquiry hearing
      251 15 'PHE August 5 issue of your paper carried a report 'containing allegations of corrupt practice made by Mr. Lee Geok Shean. a former employee of the Cathay Organisation, against one of the executive officers of our organisation. The allegations were made at the hearing
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      Opera Estate
      111 15 FR the information of "Fed Up" (B.T. July 24) as well as the residents of Opera Estate, the layinj? of sewers was completed some time in May. Unfortunately, the sewers could not pass the inspection tests as certain defects had developed. The sewerage contractor is now arresting and
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      Permanent residence: A tangle of red tape
      138 15 AS a Malayan Chinese girl married to a European who came to Malaya in 1951 and then was transferred by his company to Thailand for a period of three year^. my husband finds it impossible to be termed a permanent resident even though
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      60 15 CLNCE the postal srr--13 vices (or the first time are in the hands of the Singapore Govern ment, steps should be taken to revise all postage rates to make ihrm more just and reasonable. I suggest at least the local postage on letters within Singapore should be reduced immediately from
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      WANTED: A CLEAN-UP OF THE BEACH AT CHANGI
      240 15 A NUMBER of times during the past year I have read complaints about the disgusting state of the beach at Changi but never have I ever seen anything done to clean this beach up. In fact a short while ago some supreme
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      Wi dows' fund
      132 15 \l/E are a few of the TT many government servants who opted to withdraw our contributions to the Widows' and Orphans' Fund. We sent our completed forms In the first week of April this year but we are still awaiting our cheques. The Government announced its intention
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      Binders, too
      116 15 IJNDER the heading "Just fancy that (S.T. Aug. 6) you stat* that the annual reports for 1961 of the Ministry of Labour and the Regis-trar-General on populations, births, deaths, marriages and adoptions were issued yesterday and that both departments refused to comment on the delay. Will the departments
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      A day to remember for the bedridden
      178 15 (JN behalf of the ill and bedridden who were conveyed to Buklt Mertajam last Sunday to receive the blessing of the sick by Msgr. J. Aloysius. Vicar-General of the Diocese of Penang, at the Feast of St. Anne, I write to thank all
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      35 15 REFERRING to the letter from "User," <B.T. Aug. 7). If he will write to me, I shall be pleased to have his complaint examined i. A. GAGAN. Acting General Manager. Singapore Telephone board ■ing* pore
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      88 15 m fj) j FUJI I ILIUHIC Get Fuji Fans for silent, Ijjfl symbol of better uving efficient performance and tlegant styling. With Fuji GM[ Itjj }9 ~l|^fc you have fingeiip control j Hv <=> over the direction and speed j ■si^^^^BßHslß of the airflow. For lasting BsrS^P'S^'lPtJßlM service the motor
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      428 15 HIGHER PERFORMANCE! CHEAPER MOTORING Add MOLYSLIP to whotever lubricating oil you use and it 'plates' all metal surfaces of your engine with a protective Shield of Molybdenum Disulphide, one of the greatest friction-reducers known to man. By preventing metal-to-metal contact under any circumstances this reduces friction and dramatically lessens wear,
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      351 16 CHOOSE YOUR IDEAL MOUSE/FLAT from... AIRVIEW TOWERS River Valley Rd./ St. Thomas Walk 13 ttoreyed luxury Flats Down payment $9,000.00 upwards Monthly $311/85 COROXATtOX ROAD WEST m*^f MSP M I m 0«« Hol'O'-.d Rood. 5Vj m 2 stores ed temi -detached. R-iorr", Big Compound 538.000- upword*. BEt>COOLSS UOCSE .2fti^LJ3»»» Bencoolen
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      602 16 (Continued from Page 10) OVERSEAS LEAVE M Word* tt (mVmJ—Bmx St eta, axtrm visiting BRITAIN* srnckro Car Hire Ltd Petersham Mew*. London. B.W.T. offer* choice of S B*M-drtvt rate* for Morris Minis. 110*. Cortina* i and Victor* from 3 ca*. p.w. < winter i. wuotaf.ona for period hire by return
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      1099 16 SITUATIONS VACANT IS Word* U (Mlm.)— Box St eta, axtra BRITISH COMPANY REQUIRES an Energetic High Calibre Salesman for Kuala Lumpur to promote an tntereettng product tn dally household use. Excellent proepect* with salary and commission. Send full detail* of experience etc to Box A 2307 S.T. K.L. APPLICATIONS ARB
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      1052 16 ACCOMMODATION VACANT II Ward* tt (Mlm.) Box St eta, axtra OISTRICT ISi Ultra ui*sl*ia F«rniahed 2 Storey Building. Large lounge, dining room. 8 bedrooms (1 air-eon-dttloned\ Fenced, nice gardes, servant's own amenities. Rent: 8800/-. David Phoa Stne. Venter* A- Estate Agentt. Ttl: (B'pore) ***** *****. DETACHED 3-BEDROOM UNFURNISHED Bungalow at
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      768 16 FOR HIRE II ITeraH M (Him.}— Bom St tta. exaro FWRNITURB FOR NIRB at Reaaoaabt* Rate*. Sin Oee Beng. 81. Roekere Canal Road. Singapore. Tel: *****/ I 21S2T. WB Speehillt* an Inttalllng A Ruitmg of PUBLIC AOORESS $VSTEMS 1* MM, 36 MM. CINEMA PROJECTORS. Per Saweldlred Servl** Pl*at* C*nt**t UNION
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      971 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Worda tt (Mtm.) Box t Ha. axtrm 1 SB** ONLY I choice of 1955 Woleeley 4/44 or 1957 V .'Victor. Been IS Hamll- 1 ton Rd., B'por*. r TRIUMPH COUPB late 19*1. Oeed F condition $3,500. o.n.e. Ring B'pore o 6420W after 3.00 p.m. TtSO FORD
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      1072 16 VEHiaES FOR SALE I Werst* ft «■.>— Box St eta, axtrm PEUOEOT 403 Redatered September BS2 C'W Radio safety b*ll*. apot/ •Ten* llgnt* etc and Vauxhall Vtva j te«rlst*rod January 1964. Ring 5245 V r Vl*w 2. Bran* Road. Blngapor*. AUSTIN 110 WESTMINSTER BMC tatf car for sal*, dark blu*.
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      494 16 AT YOUR SERVICE IS Word* tt (Htm.)— Box 1* rU. tttrm PON TELEVISION RIPAIHS Aertal InaUllsttons Teirvuion Insuranos etc. Call Television Maintenance and Buspiles Corporation Teleunon* (B'por*), PRIVATE INVESTIGATION AOBN. CV yip c.n< \rw Inveitlaatlon Sen-ire (hjtat.iiihed i-.'«o>. Oeort* L**e I'hambeM. t'.rnirnosu Ave&ue, BinKnpore. T«let>hone U483 FOB URGENT MeM rrpair*.
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      1279 17 TO LIVERPOOL I WEST COAST U.K.. Datl'port Sails P. ITmjb Ptaaaj MENTOR Liverpool 10 Pt Aag II Aaj 17 AENEAS Liverpool, Glasgow Ma. H Aeg 17 Alf II MENESmiIS Liverpool, Glasgow Aaj II Aaj 21 Aaj 23/21 Aaj tt tIPENOI Liverpool. Dublin, A'BOtttk... Aaj 22 Aaj 20 Aaj 27/1 Sept
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      1266 17 i^— THEX.yXiUNES all Nnrrir THF EAST ASIATIC COMPANY Lie W:o-por«ed «i 0««m»f* KPRESt SAIUPJGS Tl WAR EAST, CONTINENT ANB SCANBINAVIAi S'pora P. Sham Pena-g Am Cenoa havre H'burg R'dam Antw Coph tfORELM a) Abj 10/21 Aug 22/24 2J/2I (apt 10 tl Sept 21 Oat 1 4 II MMA I) Aag
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      1284 17 i Benulwe] EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. BENVALLA Far lc-_-m *apt 4 Sinppon P. S"iib Pentni iV^Jfi, I Pt lilaj Aag 15/10 M brtL«JJ MBIZ4 far London Stpt 10 RPNARMTN A'wirp Sipt 17 bfcNAKMIN Hlm6 B f| StitJ Srgapon P. Pc-g Rotteroan Oct 1 Aaj II 21
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      1269 17 tta£» ELLERMAH BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. IF*^"* U.K./Conrinen» Kagapara P. S'haa Ptatai Cm OF NEWCASTLE L'don. H'burg. R'daa. Havre Hull, Middlesbraugl) 21/21 Act M Aag Cm OF CNICAM Havre, London. Hamburg. Biemio, R'dam. Antwerp... HAuj/ltep l/4taM an 0> CLASCOW London, Hamburg. Rottirdaa. havra, Hull, Ira'ham, M'bro.... 21/21 Sipt Hint Cm
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE EASIER: TINS COME INTO PICTURE
    788 18 From Our Market Correspondent A LTHOUGH conditions on A. the Stock Exchange yesterday were less active than on the two preceding days the volume of turnover was still very substantial. The turnover totalled 902.000 shares compared with over one million on Wednesday and
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 18 Malayan Stock Indlrra Aug. It Am. 13 •Industrials: 76.54 75.09 Tina: 94.30 96.50 9 rubber*: 102.15 1W2.15 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962=100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    989 18 Bl SINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Koala Lumpur trading; rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the sham) traded In bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Beusteaal (1.000) $1.24, (1.000) $1.21, (2,000) $1.22; CsM Stera (5.000) $2.13: Ounleps 1 2.000) $1.33, (1,000)
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    CLOSING PRICES
    23 18 Aan IS. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: i)7i cenU (unchanged). TIN: $736.87* $1.75). Unofficial eotimated offer in k 245 tons (down 10 tons).
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    DOLLAR RATE
    54 18 I THE prearat rate of the Malayan dollar aralrvrt the pound sterling fixed on November 24 last year Is scOlng T.T. or OJ>. 2a. 3 15/lfid. Bonne T.T. U. 4 1 IM. Bnytar OD. 2s. 4'*d. The dollar U at 1U statatery middle position In relation to Its
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 18 /'NINIII Preduee tiahsngs, sm«s. a«rs neen erteet a«r »i«u< ytttaroayi Ceeenut elli bulk SM sellers, dram sellers. Ceera: Auf 'Bept. t:K 'ContinentÜBK)uoted. Pevvet: Muntok whiu »11S sellers, ■armwak wnlU SlB2t sellers, apeclal Sarawak black SI4A asllera. (tarhled Lampong black Sl«7i(N> sellers (all 96% N.L.W.I, ABTA IIWXNM sellers I
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    90 18 TMI Malayan liariansa Banka* Aaae--1 •latlen Teaterday made tbeae change* In Iti r.<!oa to merchants (all retee to 1100) •lew Y»rk: boyras TT S3 11 M6. airmail OO 31 13 '1«. 90 it'll 3 credit bllla. 83 7/16 trade hillCanada: hurlnc TT SB S/16. airmail OD S3 s'l*.
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    Rubber market dominated by split
    401 18 SINGAPORE'S separation from Malaysia dominated the past week's trading scene. causing prices to fall at one stage by li eent.s in fairly active trading state H.CJ. L Co. Ltd. in their current review of the Malayan Rubber Market. The market's first reaction to Monday s
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    144 18 MELBOURNE, Frl. "IMPROVED support lor leading industrials gave a firm ton* to the market today. Trading was again very quiet. B.H.P. recovered yesterday's lost ground and closed at 525. Mount Isa highlighted the steady base metals section with a rise of Is. to 37s- 9d. Gold share* tended
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    235 18 Aucuit 13. Thru months. INDUSTRIALS rcouatstd 18 eta. M. Box 14 ets. City Dcv Beta. McA't«t»r 8 rts. C. S. Holdings M. Invest. 11 Ma. 15 eu. N. Iron >s eta. Dun lops ll eta. 0.0J8.C Km. I L. ttmelttßK Kofhinans 10 eta. 1 20 eta. P."htnnon» 10
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    108 18 VJNIM lying alentaidt tht *lnsa»»r. wharvet »r aiptctsd taday ant l.«n«kort»« lO'll. KlnKSTille IS U. Rutheverett 33 34. Bankura S3 3*. F"r»nkrurt 47. Victoria. 3S 39. Ou«llel'no Marconi 1/3. Fali-Klry 42/43. Otanc Iv« N.W. S. Btr»»t Cook 25/24. Qulrtnaie Uaxhuk 40/41. Nara 15 1« Xnoi 3132. Maxwrll
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      1121 18 "''—•^KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. Bast Canada and U.S.A. 6pml Uk*« «a«»lua K'koni YokoMnts Montreal loronto Dstrott Cnic*go "Maaiaslai ManT ISept MSept 22 Oet ISOct IMs IMi "Miklstiau Man 17 Sipt a Sipt a Ost a Oet I Mat Wost Coast ot Central South America S«rvl«a Yokonam* San Jos* Suiyaqell Callio
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      966 18 AOSTRALIA SERVICE NEW ZEALAND INDIA, PA«ISTAN AN! P. Mlf SERVICS Ts: Drtstaa*. S|*b*t, Merteer**. fn Maans sal Nappsttiaaai. P**ant p. S'rmw j'oor* S'pora P. S*kaa Passat CNAKMTA H/Tt Ast 22 2S Aaf M/ 21 Aaf RAJOLA MVII AM 11 Aat As* BUUMBA 7S*pt I'lßSeat 11/11Sapt RAJHU S. 11 Sept U
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      155 18 LOADING FOP. COLOMBO DIP.ICT S'por* Pt. Shorn Pawang S.S CHOWA MARU 14/17 As* U/lt Aaaj Aaentsi CJ. SHARP Ok CO. (M) LTD. SINGAPORE Tel: 7*ool/7 (7 Urns) P«smsmj «10«* P. IN« SMS. American Export Ajk '<wJA Kbrandtsen Lines jgajg^ Fna New Yark. tfsee, Hint. Ranckl, Imij Tn NX, Keelaaf. Pwaa.
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      832 19 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU rmbariUho berkenaaa den«aa ganffuaa rnMilin Kum Letrik PMxgffuna2 letrtk dl-kawasan Kuala Langat ada-lah dl-beritahu la-ltu bekalan letrik akan terganggu dl-antara pukul 8 pagi hingga pukul 6 petang pada 15hb Ogos, 1965. Gangguan lnl ada-lah untok membuat kerja-kerja yang mustahak dl-atas kawat pengaliran untok memberl bekalan
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      808 19 NOTICE KUCHAI TIN (1957) LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) Dividend No. t NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN I that at the forthcoming 9th Ordinary General Meeting of the Com--1 pany to be held In the Board Room !of Ms. Sime Darby Holdings Limited, at Crosby House, No. 71,, Robinson Road, Singapore-l, on
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      870 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF SABAH Applications are Invited for appoir tmen 1 to the post of Dental Officer In the Medical Department I (Salary Scale $810 $1,420 In 1 Divlsiun I.) PSC. Notice No 104/ 85. Full details and application forms may be obtained from Messrs. Straits Central Agencies Ltd..
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      915 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY APPLICATIONS are Invited j from Singapore Citizens for the undermentioned appointment: BOILERMAN, Grade I r (Daily-rated) Salary Scale: Basic Salary $5/- 1 1 per day Variable Allowance $2.05 1 1 per day. A bonus of five cents per c diem will be granted on completion
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      693 19 NOTICES THE TEMERLOH RUBBER I ESTATES, LTD. Incorporated In the State* of Malaya) NOTICE Is hereby given that the j 1 iftty First Annual General Meeting 1 >f the Company will be held at the teglstered Office of the Company, longkong Bank Chambers. Penang, 1 in Wednesday, Bth September, 1965
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      710 19 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN IMX Tawaran darlpada pemboronßS yang berdaftar di-J.K.R, dldalam kelas "C" dan ka-atas aran di-terlma di-Pejabat Pengarah Kerja Raya. Negeri2 Tanah Melayu. J.K.R.. Ibu Pejabat. Jalan Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur, hlngga Jam pukul 12.00 teneah hari pada hari 18h.b. bulan Ogos tahun 1965 untok MEMBINA DAN MENYIAP- j KAN
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      335 19 TENDERS ISLAND ft PENINSULAR DEVELOPMENT LTD. GOLF COURSE ESTATE Jesselton Road, Penan* TENDERS are Invited from experienced building contractors for the construction of 75 high quality houses on the above estate. Contractors wishing to tender for this work should register their names, together with details of previous experience, with the
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      180 19 TENDERS HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD Tenders are lnrttod for th« ERECTION AND COMPLETION of 2 Blocka of 10-Storey Plau. 2 Block* of 10 Storey Flat* with Shop* 1 542 TjnlU) and I Dustbin Compound with Btor* ftt Toa Payoh Neighbourhood II —Contract VI. Tender Forms, etc. may t» obtained from
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      Lock icon Sherry shatters world record after trying for three years
      540 20 SWIMMING Lon- don, Fri. Dan Sherry, a 19-year-old salesman from Toronto, Canada, achieved a three-year ambition when he broke the world men's 110 yd butterfly-stroke record in the British swimming championships at Blackpool last night. Sherry won the t'tle last nißht
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      TOP HONOUR SHOWS HIS PACE IN 3f TRIAL
      448 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By Ipoh, Friday QUUKELL STABLEs Top Honour, late Recorder, reputed to be one of the fastest horses to have raced in Australia since the war, this morning did a brilliant final workout for the $20,000 Gold Vase to be run
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      496 20 0 UMia ji i.r si>-tu^-u the runner v in the Gold Vaae (Race Four) ovtr ait «tr»ijht: DJAizi: Brilliant sprint, r. won the 6f Henggeier Trophy with 9 2 in lmin 11 3 5 earlier la tlie ■ca.'-nii; any going. Top Honour:
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      Acceptors and riders at Ipoh
      1084 20 RACE 1—2.30 Class 6 Div 2 ($4,000) 6f 1 ***** Triumphant (E Mount) Tulloh 6 9.0 "Xawart 2 t ***** San Joan a (Veni Vicl) Paul 11 J8.13 Kingston 1 3 ***** La Flam* a (Lochlnvar St) Zaln 11 8.13 (F) Urn b 4 *****
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      718 20 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN JJUL Tawsrin danpada pemtwronajS y*ng berdaTur ai-JJi.K., di-daiam keias *d dan lu-atu akan diterlnia di-Pejabat Pengarah Kerja 1 Raya, Negert2 Tanah Melayu. J.K R., Ibu Pejabai. Jalan Max- well. Kuala Lumpur, hlngga jam puitul 12.00 teugah hari pada IBhb Oco» tahun IMS untok Membtna dan MenyiapJcan Mtu
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      114 20 1 Saigon Tre copita! ci'y of South Vietnom is conver, en'ly linked by the swift ond sile-t Corave!l« jets of THAI INTERNATIONAL Enjoy the fomed Royal Orchid Service with s'.c>:b cuisine fine wines end o>l fre hospitolifv of Thaio-di:o r d>ovian ffight cre*'S. FJF/Af JOHN UlTlt'S M.OC MFFLES XX.I SlN£**on.
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      Tonight's matches and teams
      109 21 7.30 Malaysia v Japan Malaysia: Teh Cheng Lee; Yee Seng Choy, Foo Fook Chuan; Quart Kirn Siak, Chandran. Ho Voon Hung; Agus Salim, Thanabalan, Arthur Koh. Majid AnH, Quah Kirn Swe*. japan Masahiko Hamaaaki; Masahiko Mukovama, Takasht Toneszawa; Tsuyoshi Kunieda, Tadao Onishi. junji Kawano; Saburo Kawabuchl,
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      TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN,
      280 21 FAM president: On behalf of the footballtZ. loving public of Malaysia I am very happy to extend a warm welcome to all the teams participating in the eighth anniversary Merdeka Football Festival. Once again nine teams are competing Burma, Nationalist China, Hong Kong, India. Japan, South Korea,
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      SIR STANLEY ROUS,
      266 21 FIFA president: I am glad to learn that <9 eight countries have accepted an Invitation to take part In the 1965 Merdeka Football festival, and I have to be present to see some of the matches. This tournament does much good by bringing teams of different nations
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      The Merdeka Spirit
      830 21  -  NORMAN SIEBEL I By 1 THIS TOURNAMENT HAS BECOME INSTRUMENT FOR ASIAN FRIENDSHIP i;\ 1 K SINCE Singapore and South Vietnam blazed a trail of fine football and excitement on the first day of the first Merdeka football tournament on Aug 31 1957 in a ten-goal drawn
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      Annual golf match draw
      252 21 SEREMBAN. Fri. Seremban International Golf Club and Senlul G.C.. Kuala Lumpur, will play their annual match here on Sunday from 8.30 a.m. The draw is: (SIGC first >: Ist t <■ M. Stewart (9) M Lim (12) v Ha.siiim Raxak <3) Sulaiman Amin (13): Mote Wai
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      78 21 I SOCCER lOnntfan Shield (Ipoh): Police Depot 2 Penang 0; Perak 0 KedahPerlis 0. Nefri Dt*. 1 (B'be.n): Chin Woo S CHC 0. Div. Kllat 6 4 RTR 4. Malacca DW. t: Indians Municipal 1. Army Lge: WD Civilians 5 28 OFP 1. Kluanc Dlr. 1: Ourlcha Enffra 2
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      American cagers due in KL today
      155 21 KUALA LUMPUR, prj. The Huskies the University of Washington's basketball team will play two matches at the Stadium Negara here and one match at Singapore's Oay World next week. The Americans are due to arrive tomorrow Irom Manila. Their mutches here are against Malaysia
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      ANNUAL MEET
      33 21 IPOH Pri. The Ipoh Municipal Reenation club's annual athletics meet will be held on the Municipal Padang here tomorrow. The 4 x 100 metres relay U open to dub* la Ipob.
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      HONG KONG ARE LAST IN
      120 21 ITUALA LUMPUR, Pri. Hong Kong, the last team to arrive for the Merdeka soccer tournament, flew In this morning. Among the 17 players is an Englishman. K. G. Wallis. 22. an inspector of police, who turns out regularly in Hong Kong League matches. The 17
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      Lee Ying knocks out the holder
      573 21  -  OH KEE TIANG BADMINTON By STAR. Kn.—ualv«Tslty of Maiaya student Kok Lee Ylng oi seiangor created an upset on the nr«t day of the second Malaysian open badminton championsnips at Guru Hall here today. Putting up a dour display, Le« Ying beat Sylvia Tan
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      137 21 1 DIARY SOCCER Merdekm Uramer: Malaysia v Japan (7.30 p.m.); S Korea v Thailand (9.0, both matches at Merdeka Stadium i. Hanniran Shield (lnt«r-Police) Perak v Penang (5.15, JAJ Ipoh>; KedaliPerlis v Depot (5.15, Coronation trd). Taiplnx DW. 2: TRP v K«munting Malacca Div. 1: Medicals v Kllat (B. Rlllr).
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    201 22 Mendez: Ties won't affect claim to Sabah MANILA, Frl. The Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez. said here today Philippines recognition or nonrecognition of Singapore as an Independent State would not affect this country's claim to Sabah. But Mr. Mendez said the Philippines was "proceeding with utmost caution" on the question
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    IN MEMORIAM
    23 22 IN CHERISHED MEMORY of our devoted mother and granny Mudnm Yio j Poll Kun, who «v called Home two year* n«o.
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    597 22  - Ningkan: No question of Malaya not wanting us... GEOFFREY GELDARD FIRM 'NO' TO PLEAS FOR REFERENDUM From i KUCHING. Friday j I 'JHE people of Sarawak wanted to remain in Malaysia and there was no question of Malaya kicking Sarawak out. th c Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ninjrkan, declared
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    160 22 SABAH WILL NOT QUIT MALAYSIA, SAYS LO JESSELTON, Friday. CABAH'S Chief Minister, Mr. Peter Lo, today ruled out the possibility of Sabah breaking away from Malaysia. In answer to a question, put to him at a Press conference, Mr. Lo said: "As far as I know. Sarawak has no intention
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    Tengku sends condolence to Ikeda's widow
    90 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today sent a message of condolence to the widow of Mr. Hayato Ikeda. the former Japanese Premier who died today. It reads: "I am very grieved to hear of your husband's untimely death. I share
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    'Grab firms' call
    28 22 JAKARTA, Pri. More than 1,000 Indonesian oil workers representing various unions today demonstrated at the State Secretariat here demanding the expropriation of foreign-owned oil companies.
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    11-mile walk
    25 22 SINGAPORE. Fri Members of the People's Association Youth Movement will t;ike part In an 11-mile "bIK walk" on Sunday starting from Dover Road.
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    440 22 LONDON, Pri.— The stock market* ended a generally satisfactory week on a quietly confident note. The advance of the past few days lost much of Its pace, but selective buying of equities was still going on outside the leaders. Oilt-edgeds were rather quieter but the
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    221 22 Indons refute Lee's bases argument JAKARTA. Fri. J The Indonesian Herald today refuted the arguments given by the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to maintain British bases in the island State. "Unless a kind of adjustment is found to this untenable situation, Indonesia has no choice but to
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      122 22 HOMESTUDY COURSES PREMIE IHTEWSIVELY FOR 1965 EXMI. mil H.M HOW FOR 1966 M. C. C. (Founded In 1959) LET M.C.C. GIVE YOU THE CORRECT GUIDANCE FOR HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE CAMBRIDGE S.C/M.C.E. LOWER CERTIFICATE QUALIFYING TEST FORMS 1 -VI L.C.C. PITMAN'S SIJIL PELA|ARAN MALAYSIA. UJIAN KELAYAKAN. SIJIL RENDAH PELAJARAN (dengan perantaraan
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      46 22 Highest and lowest temperatures ID Malaysia for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 pjn. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 72 Knta Bharu 88 75 Prnang 88 73 Ipoh J"» 72 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 91 C. Highlands 72 Jrsaelton 86 75 Kuching 90 73
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