The Straits Times, 4 March 1964

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 25,000 The Straits Times Hewn**** Estd. 184;,. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Pupils' grand welcome for King, Queen
    225 1  - Pupils' grand welcome for King, Queen TAI SING ONN By pADANG B E S A R, Tues. The Yang di-Pertuan A gong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong were given a tumultuous welcome by thousands of schoolchildren and the local population waving Malaysian and Thai flags when they arrived here at
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    RAZAK's WARNING
    1699 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN Talks continue today TUN THANAT KHOMAN FEELS BANGKOK DISCUSSIONS ON MALAYSIA STILL 'HAVE A LONG WAY TO GO' From I: BANGKOK, Tues. THE second round of tripartite ministerial talks on Malaysia opened here today preceded by a warning by Tun Abdul Razak that the talks would
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    Seeni ordered to rest
    46 1 IPOH. Tues —Mr DR. Seenlva i sagam. secretary -general of the PPP. was ordered a complete rest by his doctor after he uas suddenly taken til this morning. After a check-up at the hospital by a specialist, he was sent back borne.
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    Lock icon Prince Yoshi sees off his bride-to-be
    57 1 CMPEROR Hirohiro't second son, Prince Yoshi, 28, whose engagement to Miss Hanako Tsugoru hat been approved by the Imperial Household Council, tees off hit bride-to-be at hit palace entrance. Mitt Ttugaru, 23-year-old daughter of a former Count, made a courtesy call on Prince Yothi
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    Kee Gak to rejoin MCA
    58 1 hIALACCK, Tues. The former president and strong man of tne Malayan Party, Mr. Tan Kee Oak, is to Join the Malayan Chinese Association, It was learnt here today. Mr. Tan left the MCA to form the Malayan Party in 1956. It Is expected that other
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    Lock icon The 'sleep of death'
    56 1 JAKARTA, T'les. Flies on Sumba Island in Eastern Indonesia can kill a man within 48 hours, according to Captain Pinda, the Island's press officer. He was quoted by Antara news agency today as saying that persons stung by the striped flies began a "sleep of death"
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    Mute's tale sets off body hunt
    233 1 SINGAPORE, Tut*. A MUTE boy's tale today started a six-hour operation to recover the body of a boy believed to have been drowned in a disused well in Chin Swee Road. Hundreds of residents jammed the backyard of the defunct Ho Ho biscuit factory
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    CHEQUES FOR SIX CONSTABLES WOUNDED IN BORNEO
    212 1 CHEQUES FOR SIX CONSTABLES WOUNDED IN BORNEO KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Six Malaysian policemen who were recently wounded in a security action in Sarawak today received cheques totalling: $9,000 from the Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman. The Senior Assistant Commissioner of Police, Inche Mohammed ArifT bin Darus, presented the cheques to
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    Johore flood reports
    101 1 lOHORE BAHRU. Tues. Police today issued the following flood reports in Johore: Batu Pahat: Kampong Sejagong and Kampong Parlt Pasar under sft. to 6 ft.: Sri Medan. 3 ft. 6 in., subsiding and passable to traffic only. Muar: Sungei Muar along Kampong Melayu, Bukit Kepong 12 In.;
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    Lock icon Volcano erupts in Sumatra
    30 1 JAKARTA. Tues. Mount Dempo. Southern Sumatra, has erupted destroying nearby vegetable gardens. Antara .iew« agency reported today. It said there was no loss of life. Reuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Lock icon Reds lose 25 in chance encounter
      152 2 Reds lose 25 in chance encounter Tues.— A Viet- namese Army scout company killed 25 Communist guerillas yesterday in hill country in Kontum Province 280 miles north-east of Saigon. A UJS. military spokesman said the Viet Cong bandits, although heavily outnumbering the scout company, were routed. They left behind many
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      Raid on newspapers
      29 2 CAPE TOWN. Tups. Security police yesterday raided the local offices of the Liberal Party, its newspaper Contact and the offices of the radical review. New OPL
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      Lock icon NEHRU TO PAKISTAN: RESTORE HARMONY
      104 2 NEHRU TO PAKISTAN: RESTORE HARMONY NEW DELHI, Tues. Mr Nehru told Parliament yesterday that India had sent a note to the Pakistan Government asking it to take immediate steps "to restore onimunal harmony in East Pakistan" and rehabilitate the Christian and Hindu minorities. Hi said that 52.238 refugees had crossed
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      Turkish denial
      28 2 ANKARA. Tues. The Interior Minister, Mr. Orhan Oztrak, has denied a report that Turkish fighters had forced down a Soviet plane near the Turkish-Russian border.— U.P.l
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      Lock icon MALAYSIAN CAPITAL—SO FACTORY IS SEIZED
      81 2 JAKARTA, Tues.— The North and Central Sulawesi (Celebes) Government has decided to take over the supervision of the Sulawesi Coconut Industrial and Trading Co. factory at Menado. Antara said. It said the decision was i made after investigations I showed that part of the company's
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      Lock icon Thanat to visit border area
      63 2 BANGKOK. Tues. The Thai Foreign Minister. Tun Thanat Khoman, is expected to make a one-week visit to the Malaysian Thai border area in the middle .if this month, according to the Bangkok World today. The paper said the Minister, who is also chairman of the
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      Lock icon Stop writing about Sarit's private life: Appeal to Thai Press
      175 2 OANGKOK. Tues.— The Thai VicePremier and Interior Minister, Gen. Prapart Charusathien, today called on the local Press to stop writing about the private life of the late Premier, Field Marshal Sarit Thanarat. He was referring to current front-page publicity being
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      Lock icon 'LEND THE THOMAS CUP? OH, NO' SAYS JAKARTA
      105 2 'LEND THE THOMAS CUP? OH, NO' SAYS JAKARTA JAKARTA. Tues.— lndonesia has rejected a request from the International Badminton Federation (IBF) to lend the Thomas Cup symbol of world badminton supremacy to Japan, the independent daily Slnar Harapan reported here today Indonesia won the cud in 1958 and defended it
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      New divisions
      28 2 NEW DELHI. Tues. The Defence Ministry has announced that five new mountain divisions will be fielded by t*ie Indian Army by the end of this year.
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      Lock icon Effective ceasefire call in Manila
      142 2 Effective ceasefire call in Manila MANILA, Tuesday. 'J'HE ceasefire agreement between Malaysia and Indonesia should be effectively implemented, according to the Manila Times. In an editorial today the Times said: Failure to reach agreement on how the truce should be carried could lead to war and possibly division and enmity
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      U.S. CONVOY GETS A SOVIET ESCORT
      223 2 NAHA (Okinawa), Tuesday. A 15-SHIP United States Navy convoy sailing to Formosa to participate in a Joint SinoAmerican exercise are under the constant surveillance of an electronically-equipped Soviet fishing r trawler. The editor of the Okinawa Morning Star, Robert Prosser, on board the tender
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      Lock icon Queenly author
      26 2 TOKYO. Tues. The Japanese translation of a children's story book written by Queen Fabiola of Belgium was today put on sale in Tokyo. Reuter.
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      Security men quell new rising against Mba
      193 2 Security men quell new rising against Mba ORAZZAVILLE (Con- co), Tues. Security forces yesterday were called out to quell a new demonstration against the Gabon President. Mr. Leon Mba. reports reaching here said. The reports said French troops, flown in last month to restore Mr. Mba to power after his
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      Lock icon 9 smugglers drowned as they panic
      63 2 MANILA. Tues. Nine smugglers, disguised as soldiers, were reported to have drowned in Pangaslnan, north of Manila. They were Darticipatlng In a massive smuggling oopration and were members of a heavily armed 20-man smuggling gang. They were surorised by a Government patrol boat, and
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      Lock icon Iraqi defence chief sacked
      48 2 BEIRUT, Tues. The Iraqi President. Mr. Abdul Salani Aref, has sacked M.ij.-Gen. Hardun Takritl as Defence Minister and deputy commander-ln-chief of the armed forces, it was announced in a broadcast by Baghdad Radio. The Premier. Lt.-Gen. Taher Yahya, was named acting Defence Minister. UPI.
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      Lock icon Seato talks
      36 2 BANGKOK. Tues. Seato Ministers will deal with the latest military and political developments in South Asia when they meet in Manila next month, the organisation's new SecretaryGeneral, Mr. Kontht Suphamonr kol, said here. —Reuter
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      Lock icon PROTECTION FROM BOTH
      86 2 LONDON. Tues.— President Ayub Khan of Pakistan said tonight he did not believe his country's friendship with China and its membership of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation and the Central Treaty Organisation were contradictory in any way. He told an interviewer on the BBC's current affairs programme
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      32 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby ___|l .iiLI/^v /wax, you dont suppose? fcJnH ri '9/tH_ L V^ 6OMO TO STAY AMD fk^ *^O 1 CATO4 MIS COLD |T~ s**** v WHILE UE 010
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  • US-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon GO-SLOW AT GENEVA: 'NO SHARP WORDS EXCESSIVE'
      204 3 MOSCOW. Tues. The Soviet Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei dromyko, told a Soviet correspondent that "no sharp words would be excessive" to describe the work of the Geneva disarmament negotiations. In an interview with the Government newspaper Izvestia at the start of the second
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      Lock icon Searchers find wreckage of 'Casino Special'
      243 3 Searchers find wreckage of 'Casino Special' TAHOE VALLEY (California), Tues. gEARCH planes yesterday sighted the wreckage of an airliner missing since Sunday with 85 people aboard on a mountain near this former Winter Olympics playground. A doctor taken by helicopter to the scene confirmed later that there were no survivors.
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      Lock icon The nurse at the palace...
      73 3 JONDON, Tues. Sister Helen Rowe. the midwife who will be present when Queen Elizabeth has her fourth child this month, moved Into Buckingham Palace last night, according to a court spokesman. "It Is no sudden summons." the spokesman said. "These things are always arranged well
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      Lock icon Volcano erupts: Deaths feared
      44 3 SANTIAGO. Chile. Turn. VUlarrJca volcano. 600 mile* south of Santiago, erupted yesterday send* Ing rockslide.s and torrents of melted snow crashing down Its sides. Police fear some people may have been killed, but heavy rains are hampering their search. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Ridiculous' reply
      31 3 PARIS. Tues. Allegations by the South Vietnam Prime Minister. Gen. Nguyen Khanh that French agents plotted to assassinate him were dismissed as "ridiculous" yesterday in French Government circles.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Outer space flights
      24 3 STOCKHOLM. Tues.— Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin yesterday disclosed that Russia Intends to fire "several cosmonauts into outer space this year".— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Seven drowned
      24 3 PORT OP SPAIN, Tues. Seven people were drowned when an open boat overturned In heavy seas off Trinidad's west coast yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Mrs. Meir's visit
      20 3 LONDON. Tues. The Israeli Foreign Minister. Mrs. Golda Meir arrived here by plane yesterday from Amsterdam. UPI.
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      Lock icon BEATLE GETS 52 SACKS OF BIRTHDAY CARDS, GIFTS
      174 3 BEATLE GETS 52 SACKS OF BIRTHDAY CARDS, GIFTS DEATLE George Harrison, celebrating his 21st birthday recently, opened 52 sacks full of Greeting cards and parcels. He said at his London headquarters: "I've got enough to set up a chain of stores It'li take me a week to cet through them."
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      Lock icon Beer price riot
      31 3 COPENHAGEN. Tues. Riot police yesterday baton-charged brewery workers who tried to force their way Into the Danish Parliament building here following a protest inarch against higher prices. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Cyprus: Move for U.N. peace force
      208 3 ITNITED NATIONS, v Tues. The Security Council was asked yesterday to authorise the creation of a United Nations peace-keeping force for Cyprus and the appointment of a mediator to try to settle differences between Greek and Turkish Cypriots. A fl»e-nation draft resolution to this
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      Lock icon CUBA'S SOVIET LOOK-OUT
      53 3 LONDON. Toes. Russia has started preparations for a rocket-tracing station in Cuba, only a few hundred miles from Cape Kennedy, it was learned here yesterday. The station could Le of considrrable importance to Russia's efforts to keep a close watch on United States missile activities, according to
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      Lock icon Brando held, then freed
      72 3 TACOMA, (Washington State*, Tues.— Film star Marlon Brando was arrested with a Presbyterian minister yesterday after taking part In an Indian "fish-in" demonstration. They were released later. Brando and the Rev. John Yaryan sailed down the Puyallup river in an Indian canoe, cast a net and
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      Lock icon Woman tells of day SS men burnt babies alive
      253 3 Woman tells of day SS men burnt babies alive ETOANKFURT, Tues.— r A woman doctor told the Auschwitz death camp trial that she watched Nazi SS mem burning babies alive. Or. Ella Lingens. a former Auschwitz inmate, said the camp commandant ordered the babies burned because there waa no room
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      Wilson's denial
      45 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. A spokesman for the British Labour Party leader. Mr. Harold Wilson, denied last night a report that Mr. Wilson had proposed in Washington that a Labour Government would offer the British Navy as the nucleus of a U.N. peace-keeping force. UJM.
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    The way to build a happy nation-by a Datin
    264 5 The way to build a happy nation-by a Datin IESSELTON, Tues. If people wanted to build a happy and prosperous nation, they j should see to it that their children received an education. This was stated by Datin June Stephens, *Je of the i Chief Minister, Dato Donald Stephens, and
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    Suspects held
    34 5 PENANG, Tues. Penang police today raided a secret society hide-out in Prangin Estate area and detained four men. Scores of suspects were checked during the 2 a.m. to 4 i.m. "flush out".
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    Industry welcomes S-E Asian market proposal
    384 5 Industry welcomes S-E Asian market proposal SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'J'RADE and industrial circles here today described as '"farsighted, practical and opportune" a proposal by the Singapore Fin-* ance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, to set up a common market among the countries of South-East Asia. They said a common market would
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    Officer on corruption charge
    87 5 jrnAIPI^G, Tues. Police In--1 spector Kok Yin Khoon 35, was charged In the magistrate's court here yesterday with corruption. He Is alleged to have corruptly given a bottle of brandy and two packets of fruit to Deputy Supt. Mohamed Noor bin Ahmad. O.S.P.C, Talplng, as an
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    Bronze medals for 2 S'pore cameramen
    175 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two Singapore photd- graphers. Siow Lipi Kong and Wong Ang Joo, were the only Malaysians to win bronze medals for their entries at the third Singapore International Student < Salon of Photography, sponsored by the Photographic Society of Nan- yang Untversity. The
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    Two Service chiefs share a joke
    142 5 Two Service chiefs share a joke KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. —Britain's First Sea Lord and Chief of Naval Staff, Admiral Sir David Luce, today paid a courtesy call -on the Ministry of Defence. Rifle Range Road, here. He was met at the Ministry by the Chief of the Armed Forces Staff,
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    Five detained students granted bail
    90 5 JOHORE a*HRO, Tues. Five Singapore secondary students, detained by the Special Branch In Johore Bnhru yesterday, appeared In the magistrate's court today on a charge of entering Malaya without a permit under the Internal Security Act. They were granted ball of $300 each. Hearing of
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    Police detain four men
    39 5 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Police yesterday detained a member of the 24 secret society In Mosque Street under the Criminal Ijiw 'Temporary Provisions! Ordinanpe. They also detained three persons under the Borletta Ordinance, and screened 1.798 more.
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    JAIL FOR MAN, 50, WHO 'HUMILIATED' VISITOR
    138 5 PENANG. Tues.— A magistrate. Mr. R. Aria Retnam. today reprimanded a dork labourer for "humiliating a foreign visitor in public "Instead of helping her. you chose to humiliate her.' he told V Retnam. 30 harged with using crimin il force on a 16-year-old
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    EDUCATION IN S'PORE: BILL WAS $90.8m
    122 5 EDUCATION IN S'PORE: BILL WAS $90.8 m SINGAPORE, Tuesday. THE cost of education in Singapore, including capital costs, rose from $70,836,788 in 1961 to $90,897,739 in 1962. This Increase In expenditure, according to the Ministry of Education 1962 annual report published today, was due to the following factors: FILL restoration
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    Foundation laid for old peoples' home
    72 5 Foundation laid for old peoples' home KUALA LUMPUR, Tues The Assistant Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, today laid the foundation stone for a $35,000 old peoples' home at Ampang new village. The new building, replacing two rows of old timber barrack-type huts, will te ready by
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    'You are a disgrace to the army': Soldier gets 9 months
    237 5 'You are a disgrace to the army': Soldier gets 9 months JPOH, Tues. Private Hashim bin Ishak, 24, of the Bth Bn Royal Malay Regiment was described by a district court martial here as a "disgrace to the army" and sentenced today w> nine months' detention. The court martial, pre7?m
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    Acquittal
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ttrjralsan s/o Muniandy was today acquitted in a magistrate's court here of attempted extortion of $5 from Manlkam Palini at Albert Street on Dec. 18.
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    DAGNEROUS THUG ESCAPES FROM POLICE
    217 5 DAGNEROUS THUG ESCAPES FROM POLICE SINGAPORE, Tues. A man described as a "dangerous big-time housebreaker" escaped from the police right under the nose of a detective in Lorong 18 Geylang, today. Chong Choon Kwong, 23 a secret society member and a member of a criminal gang in Mosque Street, was
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    Jailed union chief tells of money aid to his family
    751 6 Jailed union chief tells of money aid to his family THE FOO AND SAMY FUND' SINGAPORE, Tues. Foo Yong Fong, 1963 president of the deregistered Singapore Business Houses Employees Union, testified before a Commission today that members of his union had contributed to a fund to help his family and
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    STATE AWARD FOR JALAN ÜBI FIRE HERO
    373 6 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. A POLICE constable who displayed "selfless courage in the face of his own adversity" to save a child was today invested with the Pingat Gagah Perxasa (the Conspicuous Gallantry Medal). Inche Zainal Abidin bin Mansor. attached to the Army Depot Police,
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    Victims urged to identify a 'wanted cheat'
    98 6 Victims urged to identify a 'wanted cheat' SINGAPORE, Tues. A man, described by police m "a wanted cheat" was arrested yesterday. Police said the arrested man had gone round to European homes In the past posing as a salesman of "E-vst End Company." He took orders for samples of upholstery
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    Hongkong mission
    21 6 SINOAPORE, Tues.— The vislttng Hongkong trade mission will meet officials of the Economic Development Board in Pullerton Building, tomorrow.
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    Govt aids farmers
    52 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Government has prepared a rehabilitation scheme costing over 530.000 for farmers in the Potong Pasir and Braddell Road areas whose crops were destroyed by last week's floods. Announcing this today, Mr. Cheng Tong Fatt, Director of Primary Production, said the scheme would benefit about
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    Six nights of love after man applied oil: Wife
    460 7 SEREMBAN, 'Tues THE wife of a murdered man told the High Court today how she could not resist the advances of a man accused of murdering her husband after he had applied some oil to her body. For six days and
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    Record rubber output for second month
    90 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. j Malayan estates and smallholders have for the second consecutive month set up rubber production records. In January they produced 78,305 tons. This total does not include the Singapore production for' the month, figures for which are not yet available. Normally Singapore
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    'Make full use of police' call
    60 7 PENANG. Tues. The Senior Investigations Officer. Deputy Supt. Dershan Smeh. urged the public today to take full advantage of the service provided by the police. 'Don't hesitate to dial 999 or make use of P.O. Box 5000. whenever necessary," he told pupils of George
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    2 on charge of bid to cheat
    74 7 MALACCA, Tues. Two men were charged in the Sessions Court here today with attempting to cheat a farmer. Ah Soon, by dishonestly inducing him to believe that he would make a profit of $40 by exchanging six genuine SlO notes for 10 forged
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    Sleeping costs youth $85
    62 7 IPOH, Tues. A youth. Basri bin Sabram who went to sleep on one of the 'benches in the railway station here last niglit missed his luggage containing $85 worth ol clothing when he woke up. Police said Basri. who had come from Kuala Lumpur by train
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    Hong Kong industry investment team sees Lee
    377 7 Hong Kong industry investment team sees Lee SINGAPORE, Tues. Six members of the 56-strong Hong Kong trade and industrial mission met the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, at noon today for 30-minute discussion on the prospects of future Hong Kong investment ir Singapore industrial projects. The leader. Mr. Chuang
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    Cash for mosques
    18 7 Government has earmark**' $143,383 (or the construction and repair of mosques in the Muar district.
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    2 committees set up to aid Afro-Asian nations in world markets
    192 7 2 committees set up to aid Afro-Asian nations in world markets KUALA I.UMPUR. Tues. The first AfroAsian Rural Reconstruction conference has set up two committees to improve the lot of developing countries in the world market. This was disclosed today by the organisation's secretarygeneral, Mr. K. D. Sharma. The two-week
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    Kamaruddin for Saudi Arabia
    44 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The former Malayan Ambassador to Indonesia. Dato Haji Kamaruddtn bin Hajl Idrls. has been appointed Malaysian Ambassador to Saudi Arabia. Dato Kamaruddin. 60. had not been re-assigned since diplomatic relations with Indonesia were broken off In September.
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    200 seek 4 jobs
    28 8 PENANO. TAies.— Nearly 200 applications have been received by the State Islamic Religious Affairs Department for four post* as religious teacher's in Malay schools.
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    Chinese in Malaysia well treated: MCA
    107 8 I^UALA LUMPUR. Tu.i. The position and livelihood of the overseas Chinese in Indonesia, the Philippines, Thailand, South Vietnam, Cambodia and Laos cannot be compared with the standard of living enjoyed by Malaysian Chinese, the •ecrerary- genera I of the MCA, Mr. Lee Siok Yew,
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    PPP branch secretary acquitted of cheating
    353 8 HE GETS BENEFIT OF DOUBT IPOH. Tuesday 'JHE secretary of the People's Progressive Party's Kampong Pasir Puteh branch, Ipoh, Baharuddin bin Mahayuddin, alleged in the Sessoins Court here today that a PPP municipal councillor, Samsuddin bin Harun, asked for "coffee money for jobs with
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    PROSECUTOR GETS STATE HONOUR
    111 8 PROSECUTOR GETS STATE HONOUR CINGAPORE. Tues. The Pulau Benang murder triai at the Assizes was adjourned this afternoon to enable the prosecutor. Senior Crown Counsel Mr. Francis T. Scow. to attend an Investiture ceremony at the Istana Negara To a question by Mr. Justice Buttrose, Mr. Scow agreed that he
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    Jaycees coming for meeting
    50 8 PENANG. Tues. About 200 delegates from Australasia and the Par East are expected to attend the Jaycee International conference to be held at St. Xavier's Institution here from April 28 to May 5 Main theme for the talks will be: A better world through international understanding.
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    Union representation
    50 8 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Commercial House and Factory Employees' Union today beat the rival Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' by 120 to S3 votes in a secret ballot conducted by the Industrial Arbitration Court among the workers of Singapore Plywood Co. to determine the Issue of union representation.
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    Customs in Sarawak, Sabah to merge with Malaya
    259 8 Customs in Sarawak, Sabah to merge with Malaya KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Sabah and Sarawak Customs and Excise department s are to be brought into a panMalaysian set-up with Malaya and Singapore, it was announced today. A spokesman for the Royal Malaysian Customs and Excise headquarters here told a news
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    Tin ore stolen
    26 8 SEREMBAN. Tues. Twentytwo piculs of tin ore valued at 56.653 was stolen from the Hiap Hin tin mine at Titi. Jelebu. last night.
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    Tourist association's objective
    169 8 rE objective of the Cameron Highlands Tourist Association is to pro- mote trade generally and not to satisfy the individual needs of its members. This was stated here durj ing the weekend by the 1 chairman of the association, I Mr. C. C. Footner, at its annual
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    Fighter ace lost his last battle... Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE
    1787 9 Fighter ace lost his last battle Straits Times SPECIAL FEATURE BATTLE OF BRITAIN PILOT WAS A HERO IN EVERY COUNTRY -EXCEPT HIS OWN IN May 25, 11)27, New York roared its welcome to Charles Lindbergh whose pioneer solo ili^lit across the Atlantic had gripped the world. Wedged in the enormous
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    DEATH
    25 10 2* Word* SU (Mimimmm) r.uRDIAL tINCM or Malayan Rallafa, Ipoh received cable Informing »ath or beloved father Han Singh -tir.<l Paymaster. T*luk Aoaoo oo
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    124 10 2* Words SU (Minimum) TNE FAMILY OF the Ml BBTB. Kho l.ian Chew: thank all friends, relatives (or their wreaths, aerolls, donations .nd attendance on their recent bereaveBMBst MRs. A.I. DURAV and family thank those Woo sent wreath*, telegrams, messages at rnnrtnteoer rendered assim knee and attended the funeral
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    IN MEMORIAM
    46 10 -i Wordt $1* (Minimum) T.ENEVIEVE DE lILVA. Called to dory on 4-3-51. Still remembered and «adlr missed by her beloved children turt parent n IN MEMORY OF K Supplah of Trluk Anson. who passed away Ken 39, 1960. Remembered by wife, children and grajMsshlldn-a.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    183 10 Wwrmt SU (MUUmmm) ■AD ODOURS MUST not br icivrn qiiartrr. H""i»»» tbem with Airwick Make* atr smell fresh and fragrant REV. FATHER. M. UJKOIE of the C. Church. Kerala Is bow In Singapore on a short Tlsit Catholics are inMted to meet him at the resideoce of ft* dauKhtrr,
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    91 10 it Word* SJ.SO (*H».> TREMENDOUS PROFIT Is gained in studying the Bible. Kree correspondence course on Mark's Oosprl. Write to Upward Patb. HO. Box 902, K.L. YOUTH FOR CHRIST Rally Victoria Memorial Hall March 7. 1964. 730 l> m Speaker Jake Combs of th* tviKaturx. Gue*t Artist and
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      Workers' Security
      625 10 The decision to introduce a sickness insurance scheme embracing the membership of the Employees Provident Fund has attracted much less at- tention than might have been expected from constant appeals for the extension of Malaya's limited social security legislation. True the decision sounds more imposing than it is.
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      Double Attack
      309 10 The extremists who have so long dominated student affairs at Nanyang University are under attack at both student and graduate levels. Last month a committee of 15 declared its intention to wrest control of the Guild of Nan- yang University Graduates from "the small bunch of extremist politicians"
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      Clerical Pay
      217 10 The Congress of Unions of Employees in the Public and Civil Services has asked the Government to postpone implementation of the new pay scales it has offered its clerks. This does not, however, imply dissatisfaction with the offer. Indeed there is every indication that it has been well
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    Vietnam: Hot war risk awaits McNamara
    733 10  -  STANLEY KARNOW AS AMERICA'S DEFENCE SECRETARY FLIES INTO SAIGON ON HIS SECOND VISIT IN THREE MONTHS: from SAIGON, Tuesday THE United States Defence Secretary, Mr. Robert McNamara. arrives in Saigon today for the second time in three months. He will be confronted by a
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    KING OF THE RING
    1043 10  - KING OF THE RING ALISTAIR COOKE How Clay clinched title at Miami -from™ •..Miami, Feb. 26. CASSIUS MarceJlus Clay, by his own admission the greatest man in the history of the human race, could not have surprised the world more if last night God had parted the skies and ridden
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      404 10 U.S. TIN SALES Profit that is really a loss TiERE are lies, damn lies and statistics." I am tempted to add "and O.S.A. announcement* On February 29, you reported that the 0.8.A. had announced that they had made a pront of USM.BOO.OOO or. the 8.475 tons of tin Mid between
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    ATTACK ON MCA 75 ATTACK on UMNO'
    237 11 ATTACK ON MCA 75 ATTACK on UMNO' MALACCA, Tues. Any attack on the MCA by the Peoples' Action Party is an attack on the I' m n o Malacca's Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghaffar bin Baba, declared here last night. Inche Ghaffar, national vice-president of Umno. said that the Malays
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    Stole latex—jailed
    32 11 Stole latex— jailed TAIPING, Tues tapper. Mat bin Aivans M wai ■sentenced to three month* mil t» magistrate's court here for theft of latex worth $8 Ironi I 4uderdale Estate in Matang.
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    Burhanuddin is disqualified
    275 11 Court conviction, fine mean that he cannot be a candidate in general election KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. THE president of the Pan-Malayan Islamic Party, Dr. Burhanuddih bin Mohamed Noor, cannot contest the general election because he has been disqualified. This was announced today by the chairman of the
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    Beware of opposition, MCA leader warns
    251 11 KUANTAN, Turn. THE chairman of the Pahang MCA, Dato Ngau A Kan Lock, today warned Chinese in the State to be on guard against political parties trying to extend their influence in the State and to weaken the MCA by promising more privileges and
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    Body found in isolated hut
    51 11 MALACCA, Tues.— Alor Gajah police yesterday found the body of an elderly Chinese in an isolated hut at Ulu Kelemak. 17 miles from here. The man was identified as Ah Heng, aged about 70. The room had been ransacked. Police have detained a person for
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    DATO WONG LIKELY TO STAND AGAIN IN MERTAJAM
    229 11 pENANG. Tues.— The x Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee, is expected to seek re-elec-tion to the State Assembly next month In his old constituency. Bukit Mertajam. Dato Wong's name Is In the list of MCA nominees sent to the State Alliance
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    ALLIANCE TO FIELD NEW MEN IN PERAK
    150 11 IPOH, Tues. The Alliance line-up for the Perak State Assembly elections is expected to show many new faces. A top Alliance source here said today: "You will be surprised to find how many serving Assemblymen will not be fielded by the Alliance In
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    MAYC meeting
    22 11 MUAR. Tuw. The annual meeting of the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs will be held at Kluadc on March 14.
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    Socialists query the holding of 'partial election'
    197 11 Socialists query the holding of 'partial election' pENANG, Tues.— The Socialist Front questioned today the "constitutional and logical correctness" of holding partial elections to Parliament. "We have never witnessed such a situation In any other country," Mr. Ooi Thiam Slew, chairman of the Front's Penang division, said in a statement.
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    102-year-old villager dies in crash
    59 11 ALOR ST>R. Tues— A villager, Jusoh bin Enchik— lo2 years old according to his relatives— was killed in a road accident at the 12th mile, Alor Star-Sungel Patanl main road, today. This was the first death during he Road Safety Week launched yesterday. Jusoh was
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    Young killer on probation
    75 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. A teenager. Sect Kirn Khuan, who wai convicted at the Assize Court a fortnight ago on a charge of culpable homicide not amounting to murder was placed on probation by Mr. Justice Kulasetcaram in the High Court yesterday. Sect, 15, stabbed another teenager, Tan
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    Manager tells of $50,000 demand by a police officer
    531 11 Manager tells of $50,000 demand by a police officer SINGAPORE, Tuesday. 'J'HE manager of a rubber estate in Johore alleged in the First Criminal District Court today that a police officer demanded $50,000 from him last year. Lee Seng Chwee, manager of Lee Rubber Estate at Sungel Matl, was testifying
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      629 11 Today's Radio, TV RADIO MALAYSIA RADIO SINGAPORE NATIONAL SHORTWAVE MEDIUM WAVE SERVICE SERVICE: 41.7 and 60.2 netre. SBORTWAVF^RVirP AM 6.00 Time Signal. Ne- SHORTW A\ fc SERVICE gara-Ku; 6.02 Morning Melodies; M AM 6.00 Good Morninc; 6.01 7.00 Time Signal, the News; Morning Prelude; 7.00 News; 7.10 Breakfast Potpourri; 7.30
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    'LIFT THE DUTY ON ESSENTIAL DRUGS' APPEAL
    266 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —Dr. S. G. Rajahram, retiring president of the Selangor Private Medical Practitioners' Association, has called on th«> Government to remove the import duty on essential drugs. Speaking at the association's annual dinner, he said that the present duty on drugs
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    Youth held up by two loses $8 and watch
    111 12 PENANG. Tues.— Saw Ah Leong, 18, was held up by two youths at the junction of Rangoon Road and MacAlister Road last night and robbed of $8, a watch and a neck chain. He told police he was cycling at about
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    IT'S TIME FOR US TO RETALIATE, SAYS NINGKAN
    224 12 IT'S TIME FOR US TO RETALIATE, SAYS NINGKAN KUCHING, Tues.— The people of Malaysia have been bullied long enough and it was high time the country rptaliated, the Chief Minister .of Sarawak. Mr. Stephen Kalong Ningkan said today. He was speaking on his return home after' being with the Malaysia
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    Education plea to adults
    77 12 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Mr. R. A. Gonzales. Assemblyman for Serangoon Garden, who presented Adult Education Board certificates to over 80 successful candidates last night at the Upper Serangoon Community Centre, urged the people to make the fullest use of educational facilities provided by the Government He said
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    Stephens speaks of 'diluting' Indonesian workers
    265 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. fHE Chief Minister of Sabah. Dato Donald Stephens, said today that efforts were being made to "dilute" the 16,000 Indonesian workers in the State so that they would not be susceptible to Indonesian subversion. He said that the "dilution" would be
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    'No goodwill if students indulge in polities'
    141 12 'No goodwill if students indulge in polities' SINGAPORE, Tues. The president of the Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union, Mr. T.P.S. Nair, today said Polytechnic students would not be able to create goodwill ard better understanding with their fellow students in Malaysia if they participated in politics and become partisan. In a
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    Varsity science decree passes
    863 12 CINGAPORE. Tues. The w University of Singapore today announced the results of the examination for the degree of B.Sc. with Honours, and the final examination for the degree of B.Sc. both held in January, and the result of the Intermediate examination for degree of Ll. B.
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    $100-a-plate dinner
    58 12 KOTA BHARU, Tues. Th« Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun. arrived here today to attend a SIOO-a-plate dinner organised for the Alliance elections fund. He was accompanied by the Assistant Minister lor Rural Development. Incho Abdul Rahman Yakub of Sarawak. This evening Dr. Lim attended
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    CHOLERA: ANOTHER DEATH IN KEDAH
    150 13 CHOLERA: ANOTHER DEATH IN KEDAH A LOR STAR, Tues.A Another death from cholera the third in North Kedah since the present outbreak started In January was reported today in Alor Star. The victim was an 18-year-old woman, Zainab blnte Hussain, of Kampong Suka Mani, Pendiang, 20 miles from here. She
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    New school head appointed
    37 13 SUNGEI PATANI, Tues. Mr. Ton Teong Hoe has been appointed headmaster of the Secondary Continuation School at Batu Dua, in place of Mrs. Chung Swee Wah who has been transferred to Kuala Lumpur.
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    Off to crucial talks
    95 13 TUN Abdul Ra/ak has a last minute chat with the acting Prime Minister and Minister of Interior, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, at the Kuala Lumpur airport yesterday before his departure for Bangkok for crucial talks with Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, and the
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    Malaya can supply labour: Bahaman
    190 13 JESSELTON, Tuesday. ryHE Minister of Labour and Social Welfare, Inche A Bahanian bin Samsuddin, arrived here today to "assess the labour situation" in Sabah and Sarawak. He told reporters at the airport that if the Sabah Gov- 1 ernment wanted labour. Ma- laya would be
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    Students collect data for survey
    129 13 Students collect data for survey PLNANG, Tues.— With instructions to "avoid asking blunt questions," several teams from the University of Malaya quizzed Pcnang traders today in the first phase of their housing and employment survey in George Town. Working in pairs, the students covered selected areas in the city to
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    FORMER P.C. JAILED FOR THEFT
    89 13 SINGAPORE. Tues. Eugene Ranaslnghe. 27. a former Singapore Harbour Board police constable, was jailed yesterday for 18 months for breaking into a home in Pierce Road on Jan. 18. He was given a similar sentence on a second charge o! breaking into another home in
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    Malaysians at WHO talks
    48 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Four hundred delegates from 120 nations, including Malaysia, are intending the 17th annual World Health Organisation assembly which began in Geneva yesterday. Ttie four-man Malaysian team is led by Malaya's Director of Medical Services. Dato (Dr.) Mo named Din bin Ahmad.
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    Bonn offers business courses
    66 13 Bonn offers business courses PENANG, Tues. West Germany has offered three scholarships to Malayan businessmen to take up one-year courses in commerce. One scholarship will oe tor a Malay and the other two for non-Malays. The course will include a four-month study of the German language. Successful candidates will leave
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    Shell traffic games today
    21 13 oUNQEI PATANI. Tuc.v— The -shell traffic (tames will be held on the public Dadanc here tomorrow afternoon.
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    REGISTRAR WANTS BALANCE SHEETS OF EACH FIRM
    296 13 REGISTRAR WANTS BALANCE SHEETS OF EACH FIRM IZUALA LUMPUR. Tues. All companies, whether public or private, local or foreign, will have to submit their annual balance sheets to the Registrar of Companies in future, according to a provision in the proposed new company law. At present, only public companies need
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    Thief hid in wardrobe
    73 13 PENANG. Tues A thief who hid in a wardrobe was today sent to Jail for 'v.o years when he admitted stealing $90 and a number of articles belonging to the chief accountant of the Chartered Bank, Mr. 1. D. Kippen. K. Ganapathy. 21. was found in
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    SABAH TO FALL IN LINE ON TRANSPORT LAW
    158 13 JKSSELTON, Tues. The J Sabah Government proposed today to amend the Road Vehicles Ordinance to bring It In line with Malayan and Sarawak laws. The proposals are contained in i Bill published today envisaging the establishment of a central ■.ransport authority and
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      Lock icon Chou to west: Don't rejoice too soon...
      241 14 Chou to west: Don't rejoice too soon... LONDON. Tuesday jyjR. Chou-En-lai, the Chinese Prime Minister, said in a recorded television interview broadcast here last night that whatever happens "the fraternal Chinese and Soviet peoples will stand together in any storm that breaks out in the world arena." Interviewed by Mr.
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      152 14 Aid to Sock: 'U.S. may have to yield to Britain' W A SHINGTON, TT Tues. Senator Kenneth B. Keating, Republican of New York, said the U.S. might have to yield to British pleas that U.S. aid to Indonesia be cut off in order to obtain British cooperation oni trade with
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      Lock icon Just the smell of broad beans could kill this little boy
      144 14 THIS is little Alessandro Amoruso. at his home in Rome: where he lives with his parents, his brother and his grandmother. Alessandro is in danger of death from the activities of neighbours, some of whom are growing, broad beans
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      Lock icon Flynn estate bankrupt
      62 14 NEW YORK. Tues. The value of actor Errol Plynn's estate was placed yesterday at U*****,000 with claims against it totalling U551,422,000. These figures came out In the surrogate's court as the three executors of the late actor's estate made their first formal accountIng. The estate was once
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      Lock icon COURT TOLD OF RC. WITH GUN AND NKRUMAH
      198 14 ACCRA, Tuesday. J^ FORMER police constable was alleged in court here yesterday to have chased President Nkrumah with a rifle after firing shots which killed a security guard. The policeman. Seth Nl- 1 colas Kwame Ametewee. was committed for trial on a
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      Lock icon Maca names new aide
      86 14 MANILA, Tues. President Macapagal ha s appointed Mr. Hilarion Henares. Jr. as chairman of the National Economic Council. Mr. Henares replaces directorgeneral Armand Fabella of the programme implementation agency who was designated in a concurrent capacity as NEC chairman last week pending the appointment of a
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      29 14 LONDON, Tues.— Donald Campbell is to make another attempt on the world land speed record oa Lake Eyre in South Australia la April or May. Reuter.
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      123 14 NEW YORK. Tues.— A 15 per cent surcharge that had been scheduled to go inte effect on all rates and charges on cargo to Colombo on April 6 wiir 'continue for 9tt days until July. The decision was taken by membership lines of
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      237 14 Straits Times Crossword ACBOM up: a bod (fen! (4. ti 1 The Tube In motion? <t, t). 7 A lot Ht«b modMed _.i m Domestic economy amtem ■Ihiii^im (•> people grow old <•). 8 Bull in the -fw ii n«--9 Coach-work? (B>. with the mad canine* (Xt). 10 Turn over
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    303 16 I TM Malayan fionanga Banks' Also- elation made these chances In Its rates to merchants yeaterday: London: selling TT or OD 2/3 15/16. I 1 buying TT 2/4 1/18. airmail OD 2/4 I II 30 d/st 2/4 7/32. 46 d/st 2/4 0/32,' SO d/st 2/4 11/32, 90 d/st
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    206 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) March 3. Three months. INDUSTRIALS Bounrrad 15 eta. M. Omrnt 10 eta. Dunlops 18 cts. M. Box 24 eta. City Dev. 6 els. McAUster 16 cts. K Smi-lters 21 cts. M Invest. 16 cU. Bsro 19 cts. Robinson 15 cU. Fed. Disp. IS eta. C. storage
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 16 CHINESE Product Exehanie, Singapore noon pncti per pleul yoetsrday: Coconut all: bulk (46a sellers, drum (49i sellers. Copra: March April UK /Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white (162t sellers, Sarawak whit* (160 eellers, special Sarawak black (ll"i seUers. garbled Lainpons black (117 a sellers, asta (130 sellers. Slntapore Coconut
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 March 3. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 661 cents (up a quarter of f. cent). TIN: $525,874 (down $4,121). Estimated unofficial ofTering 260 tons (down 15 tons).
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    QUIET CONDITIONS CONTINUE ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    488 16 From Our Market Correspondent rpHE same quiet and thin X conditions continued on the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday before the tripartite talks in Bangkok and the not too optimistic forecasts about their outcome. This had the effect of easing industrials slightly further. The market
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    28 16 Malayan Stock Indices Mar. 2 Mar. 3 •Industrials: 111.92 111.37 Tin>: 135.87 135.92 S rubbers: 104.57 104.57 •Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec 29. 1962 aa 100
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    806 16 COMBINED business In the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BoutUad (2,000) $1.01. (2.000) *1.89> Ounlope (l.OOO) (2.80; East Smelt 53.86 SL. (10.000) 53.85: Kite (3.06 BL. (6,000) (3.08, (1,000) (3.07;
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    RUBBER PRICES
    254 16 MARCH tirtt grade rubber buyere f.o.b. closed at S p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at *S6e cents per lb. up a quarter of cent on Monday's closing level for the position. The tone was quietly steady. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing pnc« In eente per lb. yesterday:
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    Further fall in tin price: Rubber market quiet
    471 16 rxiHE Straits tin price fell L again yesterday by $4.12', to $525,874 per picul on an offering estimated down 15 tons to 260 tons. In London on Monday tin opened on weaker note on i weekend developments. three 1 months being traded
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      1174 17 ACCOMMODATION VACANT 10 Words SS (Min.)— Box SO ets. txtrt SPACIOUS THREE BEDROOM, Bath room Bungalow In King Albert Park with large garden resident couk general amah available lor rent furmthed until 31st July at $450/- p.m. excluding Amah's wages. Telephone Mr Yeo Singapore ***** for appointment to view. ACCOMMODATION
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      895 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE Wordt SS (Min.)— Box SO ets. txtrm VESPA SCOOTER ISOC.C. $780/Nearest offer secures Registered February 1962. Good condition. New road tax insurance. Contact Andrew *****6. Singapore. GOOD OUALITV USED CARS FOR SALE 1961 Sunbeam Alpine 1961 Rsnsult Cerdml 1961 Ferd Censul 1962 Cortlns 2 dosri 1962 Ferd
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      1280 18 PENANG— 2nd DAY Race 1— 2.30: Class 5 ($4,600) 5 f 1 ***** Rupee (Goh Lee St.) Paul. 7 W IF) Moxham 12 2 ***** Begini Betitu (Wan St.) R. BreuH, 4 9.1 (SF) *Urn 1 3 ***** Dracon's Blood (Venl Vici St.) R S. Breuk 8 8.12 Trevena 5
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      124 18 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 BEGIM IW .1 1 I Rupee Sky Peak SKY PEAK Flower Rupee KM.IM BKGITC Dragon's Blood Flower R*ce 2 \I.AN( l\ Fort Knox Martingale XI ANCIA I'ridr Ban Luck FORT K\OX Manna Sandman Race > I KWGIPAM Marigold Affection OBEDIENT SON
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      GOOD FORT SHOULD SCORE ON FAST TRACK
      640 18  - GOOD FORT SHOULD SCORE ON FAST TRACK Epsom Jeep RACING Jy QOOD FORT (Race 6) is the bet of the day at Penang this afternoon. Good Fort Is in peak form. Last time out he finished a strong third to Gemini Prince over sif straight at Ipoh and his trackwork
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      110 18 I ONDON Tues. A team ot British servicemen stationed m Singapore finished second to the British Army of Occupation Germany) team In the Empir» Day Challenge Cup competition, n postal rifle match organise-! by the National RUle Association. The Singapore team finished eigli? POtntT behind BAOR.
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      36 18 DUBLIN. Tues. Cauehoo. 100-1 winner of the 1947 Grand National, has died here. He was 25 years old. Caughoo won the Aintree race from 56 rivals in the biggest field since the war.— Reuter.
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      26 18 NEW ORLEANS. Tues. Mason Rudolph (United States) won the US$5O,OOO New Orleans Open golf tournament by one stroke with a 72-hole total of 283.—Reuter.
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      327 18 A Div. 2 club will be in final T ONDON, Tues. A Second Division club will be playing in the English F A. Cup final this season for the first time since 1949. Preston and Swansea, both from the Second Division. were drawn to meet in the semi-finals. In the
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      1237 18 RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN AUCTION SALE OF LIMITED VALI'ABLE SINGAPORE Incorporated in thr federation af PROPERTIES Malayal. To hM<| a onr Stockholder:, are advised that the Nos. 14 A 16 Robinaon Rmi, Tin Ore Output for the month of Spore February 1964 wm* M 7 piculs. QN THU RBDAV Sth MARCH.
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      836 18 j PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Applications are Invited from Federal Citizens or State Nationals I for the posts of Temporary Field Assistants for the Land Development Schemes In Negerl Sembllan. 2. The Salary Scale Is $94 x 7.50--1 109/126.60 x 7.50-188.50/197.50 x I 7 50-220. Plus Cost of Living and Housing Allowances
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      340 18 THE F.A. CUP SEMI-FINALS PRESTON v SWANSEA at Villa Park. Birmingham. WEST HAM v MANCHESTER UNITED or SUNDERLAND at Hillsborough, Sheffield. The Learn-at-home illustrated Dictionary ffifo This wondtrful itt or books eon b« sent to you now sVVsT^V^^ fc» COD. on 10 d«TS approval. tS^S Do yon speak and write
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      It's Huggett v the heat
      453 19  -  LIM KEE CHAN RYDER CUP GOLFER CHALLENGES AGAIN by Singapore, Tuesday r pVO YEARS ago Brian Huggett of Britain led the field into the final round of the Malayan Open golf championship and looked the winner. But he was overcome by the heat and the
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      SOCCER Yaegashi scores winning goal
      160 19 SOCCER Yaegashi scores winning goal SINGAPORE, Tues. The visiting Japanese soccer team beat Singapore 2-1 in a friendly match at Jalan Besar Stadium tonight. The tourists were kept on the defensive for the first 20 j minutes during which Jap- I anese goalkeeper Hosaka. I who was in top form,
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      72 19 SOCCER I ntii -school (Scremban): Seremban English Sch 15 Tcnpku Mohamed Sch. K. Pilah 3. Friendly (Prnanß): Muslim RC B City Council 2 HOCKEY Negri League (Seremban): Ceyloncse 5 Chinese R.C. 1. Friendly (Seremban): NSHA Presidents XI 1 Commonwealth Forces 0. BADMINTON King's Cup intcr-srhool (KL > St. John's
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      KIWIS TO PLAY 'TESTS' IN MALAYSIA
      212 19 KIWIS TO PLAY 'TESTS' IN MALAYSIA SINGAPORE, Tues. A New Zealand first-class cricket Bide, including a number of Test will tour Malaysia in ihe third week of August. J. C. Cooke. chairman of the MCA tour and finance sub-com-mittee, told the Straits Times today that the New Zealand team would
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      Goal ends match
      116 19 gINGAPOP.E. Tues.— The Singapore Hockey Association Leagur- Cup match between Singa- 1 pore Harbour Board and Univer- 1 siiy of Singapore at Bukit Chcrmin today had a surprise ending. As soon as S.H.B. scored a goal through Santokh Singh in the 20th minute, one of the umpires
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      22 19 TELUK ANSON. Tues The final of the Perak AAA's five-mile cross-country race will be held here on Mar. 14 <4 p.m.).
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      Police keep lead in Div. 1
      296 19 Police keep lead in Div. 1 HOCKEY KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Selacgor Police maintained their lead in the Selangor Hockey Association League Div. 1 when they held TPCA to a scoreless draw at Gurney Road this evening. They have now 13 points from seven matches while TPCA have 11 points from
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      BADMINTON Penang stars top-seeded for Selangor open
      374 19 BADMINTON Penang stars top-seeded for Selangor open KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Penang's international badminton stars, Teh Kew San and Yew Cheng Hoe, are seeded Nos. 1 and 2 respectively in the men's singles of the Selangor 1 open championships here on Mar. 11-13 Both the Penang players were ill recently and
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      Shock for Teachers
      70 19 MALACCA, Tues. Malacca Police created an upset when they defeated League leaders National Union of Teachers 2-0 here today. This was the Teachers' first defeat in seven outings. The match was marred by robust play. Police opened the scoring in the third minute through outside-right. All Thamby
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      419 19  - ABSENT 'TWINS' -NOORDIN'S EXPLANATION NORMAN SIEBEL by Kuala Lumpur, Tues A BDULLAH NOORDIN, the Selangor and Malaysia A footballer, will not be available for Selangor in the FAM Cup competition which started last Saturday. Owing to personal matters, he says, he will not be able to Join the State team
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      Springboks fail in victory bid
      149 19 Springboks fail in victory bid DUNEDIN, Tues. South Africa made a thrilling victory bid In the drawn Second Test against New Zeaand here today. Left with only 26 minutes to get 65 to win Trevor Goddard's men hit out at everything. They were 42 for three at the finish. Offspinner
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      100 boys enter cycle race
      63 19 SINGAPORE, Tues. Tht Singapore Amateur Cycling Association's effort to get more school- boy s to take up the sport havt achieved good results. For the first time 100 schoolboys will be competing in the SACA's 20-mile race at Pasir Panjang on Mar. 22. Because of
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      100 19 SPORTS DIARY GOLF Singapore open (Bukit Timah course. 10 a.m.). SOCCER Spore Govt. Services Div 1: Wood bridge v Aviation (5.15); Police v Dockyard (6.45. both matches at Jalan Besar > Div. t: Schools v SHB (Geylang>: Div. S: Pharmaceuticals v STU (Patterson Rdi. FAM Cup: Johore v Armed Forces
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    Show loyalty to Malaysia, Tan urges —students—
    409 20 Show loyalty to Malaysia, Tan urges students MALACCA, Tues. The Minister of Finance and national president of the Malayan Chinese Association, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today called on students in Chinese schools to show their undivided loyalty to the country. Addressing about 1.000 students of the Yoke Bin national type
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    32 20 WASHINGTON. Tues. Mr. Harold Wilson, the opposition British Labour leader, said here today his party was 100 per cent foi supporting Malaysia against any form of aggression or Infiltration.
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    53 20 t. V. RAMAN, J.P. aw 57 paswd (•way peacefully at the Ueneral Hospital Malacca on 3-3-64. Funeral on 4-3-64 from Alor Qajah at 4 p.m. MRS. YAP MON FOOK nee Madam Goh Pck N«o 73, passed away peacefully on 3-3-64. Cortege leaves 47 Jalan Teratal, Sctapak on Thursday 5-3-64
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 20 IN CHERISHED MEMORY of our dtar father Mr. A. Kanagaalngam calltd to nit on 4-3-61. Sadly missed hy hi* dear wife and loved ones.
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    PAP TO TAN: WE CANNOT DESTROY THE MCA
    623 20 OINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, today denied charges by the Malayan Chinese Association national president. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, that the PAP was out to destroy the MCA in deciding to contest the Malayan general election. He was
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    The winning numbers in the blood donors draw
    136 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Health, Mr. Sla Kah Hui. spoke at the second "lucky donor of the month" draw yesterday at the Blood Transfusion Centre In the General Hospital. The following are the winning ticket numbers: Ist
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    Nurses must have 'voice' in working terms
    173 20 Nurses must have 'voice' in working terms SINGAPORE, Tues. The director of the Social and Economic Division of the International Council of Nurses, Miss Sheila Quinn, today said nurses themselves should represent nurses in all matters concerning their conditions of employment. She had been told that nurses here are represented
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    New course in radio repair to begin soon
    72 20 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Adult Education Board is organising the fifth practical 72-week course on radio servicing and repair to be held at the Vocational Institute in Balestler Road. Students must have their own radio-construction kits and radio pasts. The tuition fee for
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    323 20 LONDON, Tues. It has been anoiner sutisiactory day In the stock markets, but again the volume ol business lailea to show any marked Increase. A factor contributing to the further improvement was the Prime Minister's optimistic overnight speech. Shares which have been overshadowed by election uncertainties made the
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    51 20 LONDON, Tues. Spot 19*»d., Apr. 20d.. May 20-3 16d. June 20 ',d.. Apr June 20 yd., July/ Sept. 20-5 16d., Oct Dec. 20 a id., Jan. Mar. 20\,d., Apr/June 20Ha., July Sept. 20 a »d.. Oct. Dec. 20»»d.. c.i.f Mar. 19-11 16d.. Apr. 19--13 16d May 19-13 l6d. Tone:
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    23 20 LONDON, Tues. Buyers £1025 sellers £1035. Forward buye.s £1015, sellers £1017. Settlement £1025. Turnover a.m. 345 tons, pjn. 195 tons. Tone: Steady.
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    261 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Alliance today said the Peoples' Action Party's intention to contest the Federal elections should serve as an eye-opener to the people there of the "sinister intentions of the PAP." A party statement ».ii<i that the PAP chairman. Dr. Toh Chin Chye,
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      282 20 TENDERS INVITED Grneral Itepairs and rr-dworation of Shop-house Nos. 4:: m 423 A Wilkinson Street Tenders wui received from Registered Con tractor j up to 12 noon on 15th March. 1964. fct the Oflice of the Netceri Sembilan Government Servants' Co-operative Thrift Loan Societv Limited in Jalan Dato' Abdul Malek.
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      266 20 mXmxi n^l mm fi ii \tf I Ik V I II jf are ebel watches so special? Because:- EBEL wa tches are adjusted by experienced specialists and tested carefully in 5 different positions during a long testing period. JL our successful research activity in the _jJ^_ field of keeping the
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      42 20 T-JIOHEST and lowest tempera--11 tures In Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Monday to 8 p.m yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kota Bharu 88 73 Penang 88 73 Ipoh 91 73 Malacca 86 75 Singapore 88 73
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