The Straits Times, 3 April 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times set***** Estd. 1845. SATURDAY. APRIL 3. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Big send-off for the King
    599 1  -  V. K. CHIN By |(UALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong were given ceremonial send-off when they left by a special Malaysian Airways Comet today to begin a month-long official tour of four Arab countries. Their Majesties will visil Saudi
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    Mystery train blast
    295 1  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS, PREM KUMAR AND CHANDRAN NAIR: REGENT OF PERLIS IN NIGHT MAIL DRAMA... A MIRACLE ONLY ONE PASSENGER INJURED... By KUALA LUMPUR Friday AN EXPLOSION blew a hole in a crowded second class coach soon after the Penang night mail left Kuala Lumpur railway station tonight.
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    40 1 ARROW indicates the spot on the ledge of the sea wall where the box containing the TNT had been placed. The 10--storey luxury flats in the back-ground are only about 50 yards away. Straits Times picture by Kok Ah Chong.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    64 1 LOS ANGELES. Fri A girl of 12 was among scores of alleged prostitutes arrested by police when they raided telephone answering services here, which they described as fronts for callgirl operations. Police said the women involved were high class prostitutes charging from US$25 to US$l5O for iheir
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    Box of TNT that failed to go off
    908 1  - Box of TNT that failed to go off GABRIEL LEE By SINGAPORE. Fri. Gardener finds box with fuse trailing from it DISASTER was averted when a wooden box containing 120 lb. of TNT and six handgrenades, set to go off at 3 a.m. today, only 50 yards away from a
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    Bond is back! Hunting 'Golden Gun' killer
    163 1 Bond is back! Hunting 'Golden Gun' killer JAMES BOND is back! The world's most famous fictional secret ageni he has a double (I i) n in I) c r which licenses him to kill i is now on the trail of hi s toughed adversary of all The Man wilh
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 LONDON. Fri Former British —Mitt Michael Oapelaad, '(>. was sentenced to death today after betaf found guilty of •carbon copy' murders of three men. one of them lti-year-old German yoath
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Go it alone, Wilson decides
      271 2 BRITAIN TO TRY AGAIN TO BREAK DEADLOCK ON PEACE FORMULA FOR VIETNAM LONDON. Friday T>RITAIN's Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, announced last night that Britain would "go on alone" in renewed efforts to find a solution to the Vietnam crisis. He told Parliament that his
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      US rejects plea for talks without conditions
      151 2 11 \>II!NGTON, Fri. The ft U.S. Secretary of State. .Mr. Dean Rusk, in effect rejectod an appeal yesterday from 17 neutralist countries for an early peace conference on Vietnam "without prior conditions." Oil! hill said Mr. Rusk (.ihovoi told delegation hraded by Mr.
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      Lock icon Bomb explosion man executed
      37 2 PRETORIA. Fri. Frederick John Harris, a 27--year-old school teacher, was j executed in the central pricrday for a bomb blast that killed an elderly wortii'ii at a Johannesburg railway station last July. Renter.
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      Home: American actions a service to free world
      281 2 British diplomat to find out facts on the spot. "I hope it will be possible for Mr. Gordon-Walker to find out the attitude of Hanoi and all the other centres concerned." the Prime Minister stated. The British initiative had earlier been explained
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      Lock icon 'Calculated and fitting' steps against Reds to go on: LBJ
      228 2 Fri. President Johnson conferred with his chie.f advisers at the White House last nieht after telling a Press conference that the United States would continue "calculated and fitting" measure* against thn Commnnists in Vietnam. He ruled out any dramatic retaliation
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      Lock icon POLITICAL COME BACK by MENON?
      124 2 POLITICAL COME BACK by MENON? NEW DELHI. Fri.— Mr. V. K. Krishna Menon. India's former Defence Minister, left tor Cairo yester- day on what appeared to be the nearest thine to an official government misI sion since he resigned over two year aeu. iThe trip after briefings by the Prime
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      Sock gets secret message from —Johnson
      187 2 Sock gets secret message from —Johnson- JAKARTA. Fri. The American special envoy. Mr. Ellsworth Bunker, delivered a letter from President Johnson to President Soekarno yesterday on the nrst day of their talks on the strained relations between the two countries. American officials would not disclose its contents. Mr. Bunker was
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      Lock icon Rebel ministers captured
      58 2 JAKARTA. Fii- Indonesian i Government troops havr cap'ured two "ministers" of the late Darul Islam rebel leader. K;ihar Muza- kar. la the Southern Celebes, the official Antar.i news agency re- ported today. I Antara said the two men wer« Ahmad Marzuki "Minister of Internal Affairs." 1 and
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      Supreme insult...
      25 2 MANILA. Fri. Robbers broiw Into the SuDreme Court building yesterday and stole an undetermined amount of money an<j valuables of employees, oolice reported—UPl.
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      237 2 V-° XORY VOY^GE in kxM*-* V S 'A/GAPO^ T /Sr^ To 22ND a 96 5 CABINS ARE ALL FIRST CLASS AND FARES RANGE FROM $313 TO $522 Here's a very real and special bargain In luxury cruising a I "Kuala Lumpur" boasts a fine swimming pool, with lido and are
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Dr. King plans protests in the north, too
      193 3 OAI/miORK. (Mary- land), Fri. Dr. Martin Luther King said yesterday that the north, as well as the south, would be a target for civil rights demonstrations this summer. Members of his Southern Christian Leadership Conference were laying plans lo deal with the
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      Lock icon Thant sets date
      26 3 UNITED NATIONS. Fri.— Tile Secretary-General, U Tham, has suggested April 13 as the date for a meeting of the U.N. Disarmament Commission. AP.
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      Lock icon TSR2 to be axed
      229 3 1250 MILLION DOWN THE DRAIN SHOCK FOR BRITAIN ONDON, Friday. The most expensive aircraft ever de-J-Jveloped and built in Britain the controversial TSR2 tree-top nuclear bomber is expected to be axed by the Government within the next week, accord nq to well informed sources here. A
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      Lock icon Cyprus shock: 'No faith in UN mediator'
      254 3 Cyprus shock: 'No faith in UN mediator' UNITED NATIONS. Friday. JJNITED Nations efforts to resolve the Cyprus dispute hit a major snag yesterday with Turkey's withdrawal of confidence in the UN. mediator on the island. Mr. Galo Plaza. A UN sookesman told reporters that as far as the world body
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      QUOTE
      43 3 \y 111 1.1. most uf us. I think, disagree with the slogan "Better R»'l than dead." I think we would all agree that "it's better to cry than die." Mr. Julian Amery <Tory) defending the use of tear cas to quell riots.
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      War anniversary
      33 3 BUDAPEST, Fri.— The Soviet President, Mr. Anastas Mikoyan. arrived here yesterday by plane to participate in ceremonies marking 1 tho 20th anniversary of the defeat I of Nazi troops in Hungary-
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      Lock icon Dillon's successor
      46 3 WASHINGTON. Pn. Mr. Henry Fowler was sworn in yesterday as Secretary of the Treasury m a ceremony which President Johnson attended .it the White House. Mr Fowler, a former Undersecretary of the Treasury, succeeded Mr. Douglas Dillon, who Is reurninjj to private life. Reuter
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      Wilson's example
      41 3 LONDON. Fri. The Prime Minister. Mr. Harold Wilson, has agreed to set a well-mannered example for his nation by Inserting the word "please" on his "keep off the grass" sign, at No 10 Downing Street, the Government said yesterday.
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      Lock icon Atlantic triumph for a Super VC-10
      258 3 Atlantic triumph for a Super VC-10- YEW YORK. Fri.— The big battle for transatlantic air supremacy began yesterday with a triumph for Britain's new Super VC-10 Jetliner. The 600 mile-an-hour jet operated by BOAC took off from London Airport 57 minutes late on its inaugural passenger flight to New York.
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      Lock icon Riots in Caracas
      35 3 CARACAS. (Venezuela), Fri—One person was killed and li Injured last night when police broke up a demonstration here against the Government of President Raul Leoni with tear gas and pistol shots. AP.
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      Why MEN dislike those pills...
      162 3 /CAMBRIDGE, Fri. The biggest critics of birth control pills for women are men, a Cambridge University scientist said today. And the reason may be that men dislike the Idea of women being free to enjoy sexual intercourse at all times. Professor Alan Parkes 64. said.
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      Lock icon £3,500 m lost
      34 3 LONDON. Frl— Nearly 13.500 million was wiped off the sham value of British companies and government securities last year, according to statistics Issued last night by the Stock Exchange hem.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      92 3 I ONDON. Fri. Some customers drove a hearse to a restaurant near London, parked it outside complete with body and then went in for a meal. It upset the manager of the restaurant at Broxbourne. who asked them if they would get on with the burial and
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      Lock icon MY TAX PROBLEM -BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON
      99 3 MY TAX PROBLEM -BY PRESIDENT JOHNSON Frl.--Pre-sident Johnson disclosed yesterday that he was sharing the problem faced by millions of Americans finding enough money to pay his income taxes. He told a group at the White House Uiat he was going to borrow USSIOO.OOO 5300.000' to pay what he owed
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      211 3 look younger with Herco y I I V^L^nfiHlJliKan We cannot retard ageing. We can, however, delay its obvious signs by removing those age lines from our face and for the woman who cares TURTLE OIL Face Lotion used regularly, will amaze you difference in your complexion your skin looking younger
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      152 4 Official opening of BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA CO., LTD. at the JURONG INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, SINGAPORE. By Y.T.M. TENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN PUTRA AL-HAJ, >«»- Tread Is Specially Analysed And Treated For The Tropics Nylon JPf DfIACT II Ply Cord-- M|| D\^T%^ I «B utarful Diinnor H BETTER 19 spaced '-fo V m J|
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    Big airport send-off
    93 5 GOODBYES TO KING, QUEEN AS THEY LEAVE FOB ARAB TOUR THE Yang diPertuan Agong bidding farewell to Dato Sir James Thomson, before his departure to visit four Arab countries. The Queen is saying goodbye to Datin Selamah, wife of the President of the Senate, Dato Haji Abdul
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    'Cross over9 plea to Indons by exguerilla
    133 5 'Cross over 9 plea to Indons by exguerilla KUCHING, Fri. An Indonesian Army private. Sujono alias Slamet, in a broadcast today described conditions in Indonesia as "very had". Pte Snjono, who defected to Sarawak on March 22, was speaking over Radio Malaysia (Sarawak). He said that he changed his occupation
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    20-man gang raid mine
    60 5 IPOH, Fri.— A gang of 20 rob- < bers. all masked and armed with 1 parangs, raided a tin mine, the j i Oopeng Consolidated. Damak 1 North in the Gopeng area about 12 miles from here early this:) morning. i The Rant? escaped with about
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    Invitation from Malay chamber
    87 5 PENANG, Fri.— The Penang I Malay Chamber of Commerce will invite its mem- bers and other Malay busiMM firms to submit suggestions and proposals for improving Malay commercial activities. The chamber will study all recommendations and table them [or adoption at the annual meet- i in«
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    NANTAH ADMITS 538 NEW STUDENTS
    126 5 SINGAPORE. Friday. T^ANYANG University Has admitted a total of 538 new students for its 1965 academic year, which begins on April 13. Of the total enrolment. 119 will study in the College of Arts. 270 in the College of Science and 149 in the College
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    Typhoid outbreak: Capital on the start
    194 5 Typhoid outbreak: Capital on the start KUALA LUMPUR. Fri Tne medical authorities here have a Urge stock of antityphoid vaccine to meet any typhoid outbreak in the country. But. they have no intention of using it on a large scale as they do not think the outbreak in Singapore will
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    Shirts stolen from godown
    45 5 PENANO. Fri— About 44 shirts valued at S6OO were reported stolen from the Penang Port Commission godown yesterday evening. The shirts, in two boxes, coni signed to Whiteaway Laldlaw and I Co.. had recently been unloaded from the cargo ship Cyclops.
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    Rubber output in February
    36 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn.— Malaya produced 49.347 tons of rubber in February, according to statistic! issued today. Of this total. 30.813 tons were produced by estates and the rest 18.534 tdis by smallholders.
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    RIDA project
    28 5 KANGAR. Fri. The Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamed Hashim, will open the RIDA transport workshop at Jalan Kuala Kangar at 10.30 a.m. on Sunday.
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    Scouts' meeting
    25 5 KUANTAN. Fri— The Pahtng Boy Scouts Association will hold I 'a annual meeting at the State Assembly Hall here tomorrow at 10 am
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    £10,000 tour for 100 Gurkhas
    136 5 LONDON. Friday ()NE hundred Gurkhas>, comprising two regimental bands of the Brigade ot Guards, are to be flown from Malaysia where they are now serving, for a four-moi.th tour of Britain. Thi> year (a the 150 th anniversary of Gurkha service in the British Army
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    $45,000 Govt building
    43 5 KUANTAN, Fri A new »45.000 building, adjoining the State Secretariat l-ere. has been completed to house the offices of the various chairmen of State Government committees. The National Language Operations Room is also located In the fully air-conditioned building. I
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    Call for student welfare projects in rural areas
    236 5 Call for student welfare projects in rural areas KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. jyjALAYSIAN students were urged today to organise welfare projects in the rural areas to improve the livelihood of the farmers. This appeal was contained i In a statement by the Na- 1 tlonal Union of Malaysian Btuianta on the
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    Tengku to open $20m. tyre project today
    220 5 Tengku to open $20m. tyre project today SINGAPORE, Fri. A $20 million joint venture for the manufacture of tyres will be officially opened by Tengku Abdul Rahman at 11 a.m. tomorrow at the Jurong Industrial Estate. This project, financed on a 50-50 basis by Japanese and Malaysian businessmen and named
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    MIC meeting
    30 5 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Fri. The Malaysian Indian Congress, Bukit Mertajam branch, will hold its annual meeting at 3 D.m on April 11. at the Arumußam PillalSeethaiammal marriage hall here.
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    Traders meeting on 'blood debt'
    54 5 IPOH. Frl.— The Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce will submit its views on the Japanese "blood debt" to the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce, for transmission to the Prima Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman. A meetinu of the Perak Chamber will be held here on Tuesday
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    Medical Bill
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Fn. The Minister for Health. Mr. Yon* Nyuk Lin. has given notice of the Medical (therapy, education and research) BUI. which he will introduce at the next available sitting of the Legislative Assembly. No sitting date has yet been announced.
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      510 5 C^ ATTENTION SINGAPORE I fcp£ GOVERNMENT OFFICERS! You will soon be asked to opt whether you wish to continue with the Widows Orphans Pension* 1 Ordinance. You will have to make a very important decision. I j May we suggest that you should consult the Malay- j I slan Co-operative
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      295 6 fTTTTTSna ONIGHT MIDNIGHT! AA aikW Tel: 21-116 (SINGAPORE) Out of the blistering southwest deserts, out of the savagery of the civil; war, he rode like no other hero in our history! T Mr* Columbia Al n Jt'ry 3'^^. V. Picture* fl IT" Brfsler Jtaam JH aTa^raWy P r nU AWaUAIUa
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    'Good start' for defence corps men
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    TEAM INTERVIEWS 600 VOLUNTEERS
    409 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. 1 RECRUITME N T of volunteers for the Singapore Local Defence Corps got off with v good start today. A recruiting team of eight senior officers from the Ter- ritorial Army interviewed 600 volunteers at the T.A. headquart ers in Beach Road the first
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    Warning on income-tax returns
    157 7 Warning on income-tax returns SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Government said today, that public response to income tax requirements had been good. The vast majority of tax-payers had lodged their tax returns for this year, it said In a statement. "However, said the statement, "a number of tax payers have yet
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    Marathon twist
    54 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— Susan Llm 16. singer of the Singapore pop group. The Crescendos lias written to the Straits Times to say that .she is not the Susan Llm, 16, who with Charles Peters. 17 were runners-up in last Sunday's first marathon twist contest In South East Asia held
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    Water shut-off
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— Water will be cut off in Jalan WakafT and houses Nos. 416 to 450 A Changi Road tomorrow from 9 a.m to 5 p.m.
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    Minister: Artists can be goodwill links
    310 7 Minister: Artists can be goodwill links SINGAPORE, Fri. The Minister for Culture, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, today expressed his belief in the artists' power of communication and vision. The artist, he said, used a kind of language, which could communicate without rousing animosity or suspicion, and could say what one felt
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    Flag Day today for Red Cross
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Some 800 volunteer workers will be out in the streets tomorrow to sell flags and stickers for the Singapore Red Cross Society. Ton Puan Noor Alshah. wife of the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara, is President of the Society.
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    HK starlet presents -cheques for firm
    142 7 - SINGAPORE. Fri. Two local charities. the Singapore Anti-Tuberculosis Association and the Singapore Red Cross this afternoon received a cheque each for 51.500 from the management of Peking Co.. Ltd. The occasion was the official opening of the company's renovated fivestoreyed building at North Bridge
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    Protest against increase in parking rates
    266 7 Protest against increase in parking rates SINGAPORE. Fri. THE chairman of the Automobile Association of Singapore, Mr. Milton Tan, today protested against the Government's decision increasingly the hourly car parking rates from 20 cents to 40 cents at Collyer Quay in front of Clifford Pier. Raffles Quay and Empress Place.
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    DESERTED AFTER RAPE, I BECAME A WAITRESS (girl tells court)
    380 7 {SINGAPORE, Fri. An unemployed girl yesterday told a ipagutrate, Mr. S. Rajendran, that she became a waitress in a Johore Bahru hctel after she had been raped and deserted by her boy friend. Miss K. 18, was testifying at the
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    Prize-giving
    36 7 SINGAPORE. Frl— The Singapore Aftercare Association will hold a prize-giving ceremony tomorrow at II 30 am to distribute cups to winners of Its Flag and School Collection Days at Its premises at 81. Dunlop Street
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    Variety show
    34 7 SINGAPORE. Frl— The Kampong Kapor Citizen Consultative Committee and community centre will hold a dinner and a variety show on Saturday. April 10 at 7.30 p.m to celebrate the centre's fourth anniversary.
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    Why S'pore won't search for that missing yacht...
    215 8 Why S'pore won't search for that missing yacht SINGAPORE, Fri. THE Marine Department today said it was not taking action to search for a Singa-pore-bound 35-foot yacht with five adventurers on board, reported to be in trouble in the South China Sea, as the yacht "is relatively close to Hong
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    PUNCHED POLICEMAN WHO TRIED TO HELP HIM
    132 8 PUNCHED POLICEMAN WHO TRIED TO HELP HIM SINGAPORE. Fri. A police constable was punched and abused by a man, whom he had tried to help. Mr. S. Rajandran, a magistrate, was told today. Tai Ah Kee. 40 was fined $100 for hurting P. C. Lim Ewe Ee. aid another $30
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    Cocktail party
    34 8 SINGAPORE. Fri.— About 400 iruests attended a cocktail p. rty Riven by Kian Gwan Motors <M) Ltd.. at Goodwood Hotel this afternoon to introduce six of the 1965 Japanese manufactured Prince cars.
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    NEW POWER STATION HELPS GROWTH OF INDUSTRIES
    118 8 NEW POWER STATION HELPS GROWTH OF INDUSTRIES ITUALA LI MPIR, Fri. Jotaore Bahru is fast developing into an industrial area, especially after the commissioning of the $26 million Central Electricity Board Sultan Ismail Power Station, two years ago. This was stated today by the district manager, CKB. Johore Bahru. Inche
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    Minister's visit
    35 8 KUALA LUMPUH. Fri. The acting Minister of Commerce and Industry. Hajl Khalld bin Awane Osman. will Inspect the National Construction Company project at the Padang Jawa In* dunrlal site near Klang on Mon-
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    Tun may see Dudley on his way back
    205 8 Tun may see Dudley on his way back From SAMAD ISMAIL: Nairobi, Friday fHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, is expected to visit Ceylon on his way back from Africa to pay a courtesy call on the new Premier, Mr. Dudley Senanayake. Delegation sources told me that Tun Razak
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    Union appeals to NTUC
    57 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Public Daily Rated General Stores 1 Workers Union has appealed to the National Trades Union Congress to intervene in its dispute with the Finance Ministry on various outstanding claimsThe union, which is an affiliate of the NTUC, has served the Ministry with a
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    Council plans arcade
    51 8 ALOR STAR. Fri The Alor Star town council is planning to build a modern shopping arcade between Jalan Nagor and Jalan Rajah"We shall need $500,000 for a start, and are considering asking the Central Government for a loan. "Inche Ismail bin Harun, chairman of the council, said
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    Bishop's cross draws only two offers
    186 8 Bishop's cross draws only two offers I^UALA LUMPUR, Fri. Only two people have so far offered to buy the $1,500 gold cross and chain belonging to the Bishop of Kuala Lumpur, Monsignor D. Vendargon. The St. John's Cathedral Parish priest. Father Michael, said today: "We are still expecting more bidders
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    $284,000 for improvements
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The urban and rural services committee has approved a total of 5284--000 to improve public amenities In the state. These include repair of roads. bridges, installation of standpipes and street lights and construction of bus shelters.
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    Land Code: A hitch in early presentation to Parliament
    234 8 Land Code: A hitch in early presentation to Parliament KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. 'J'HE new Land Code which unifies the laws of 11 State Governments in Malaya may not be presented to Parliament next month as had been earlier planned. The State Governments i now want more time to I study
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    Rocket firing at VI Speech Day
    63 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The firing of a two-feet long solid fuel rocket will highlight this year's annual Speech Day at th* Victoria Institution. There will also Vw a display by the .school bagpipers band during the three-day celebrations, which begin on Monday evening with
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    Young man's folly catches up after two —years
    169 8 Young man's folly catches up after two —years SINGAPORE, Fri. Phua Kee Phong, described as the son of a well-known businessman., today pleaded guilty to an armed robbery committed during his "younger days." A married man with a daughter. Phua. 22. was to nave committed the oilence when he was
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    Sultan to open courthouse in Klang
    88 8 J^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Sultan ol Selangor will open a $238,000 court house in Klang tomorrow B :s to replace the men building winch la over 70 yr.ir.> old. It was originally a rest botm. Amonc the Ruesls at the ceremony will be the
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    Monica's tour
    34 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The first Malaysian St. John Headquarters officer in Sabah. MrsMonica Chin, will arrive in Britain on April 26 for a three-month travel course associated with St. John activities there.
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      282 8 Straits Times Crossword IB MX HH IB ACROSS 5. Weed where Insect Is found 1. February 14th or Catharine In flat country <B>. Glover <4, 4, 2. s>. 6. Mad dog's characteristic of 8. Make pie with humus In the British one day ■8 > bombastic style (8). 7. BOAC'^
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    Language: Start now, Mentri tells Dept. heads
    308 9 Language: Start now, Mentri tells Dept. heads I POH, Friday. JHE Mentri Besar of Perak, Dato Ahmad bin Said, has expressed dissatisfaction over the lack of use of the National Language by "some Government departments" in the State. Speaking at a meeting yesterday of heads of Government departments and members
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    Planting advice
    31 9 KUANTAN. Fri. The Smallholders' Advisory Service of the Rubber Research Institute will demonstrate a new technique In rubbi-r budding, called "green buddine." In Pekan district beginning on AurU 19.
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    13 fined for seeing blue films in back room
    116 9 CINGAPORK. Fri—Thirteen men were fined mi each by a magistrate, Mr. S. Rajendran. for viewing blue films in a back room of a house in Kalian^ Pudding: Road at 12.45 a.m. today. The 13 accused, who pleaded guilty, wore Ng Ah
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    New mosque
    22 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The I Sultan of Selangor today opened a nrw $25,000 mosaue at Kam- ing Kelanang. Kuala Langat.
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    A Labour branch now says it: 'Several' vanished J
    227 9 A Labour branch now says it: 'Several' vanished J l/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. —The Governments exposure cf the clandestine activities of Labour Party members in support of the Indonesian regime was confirmed, in part, by a party spokesman today. Speaking Tor the Prvak branch of the Labour Party, a spokesman said
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    Egg export subsidy
    60 9 SINGAPORE. Pri.— The action committee responsible for the operation of a special subsidy fund for the export of hen's eggs from Singapore, set uo jointly by the Singapore Stockfecd Manufacturers' Association and the Singapore Livestock Farmers' Association, today Invited applications from exporters for subsidies. Applications close next
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    Woman kills 13-foot long python
    125 9 Woman kills 13-foot long python OAUB, Fii. A servant employed by the Rev. D. Smith of the Methodj ist Church here. Ho Ah j Thai. 30. killed a 13--f o o t python singlehanded last night. Before retiring to bed at 8 p.m. she went to the chicken, coop about
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    Jail for police supervisee
    67 9 SINGAPORE. Pri. a police supervisee. Urn Ah Hock, was today jailed for 18 months by a district judge, Mr. N. A. D'Rozario. for failing to report to the Central Police Station at 9 a.m. on Feb. 11. l.im. who had a previous convie ion for the
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    Lock icon Extinguishers for longhouses
    55 9 i KUCHING. Pri. Fire extinguishers will be issued to longhou&es under the minor rural development scheme for which $1,125 394 has been aporoved Announcing this. the Chief Minister. Datn Stephen Kalong Ningkan. said the scheme in eluded projects as building of footpatns. minor roads, cycle tracks, bridges,
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    Jasin projects declared open
    43 9 MALACCA. Fri. The Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul 3hafar bin Baba. yesterday dejlared open three development jrojects costing $487 020 in Jasta district.. "hey were the Parit Penghulu road, the Matang Tulang road, and the Kampong Sebatu Hall
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    7,000 ON COCONUT ESTATES ASK FOR PAY INCREASE
    153 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn rpHE National Union 1 of Plantation Workers today submitted a new wage claim to the Malayan Planting Industries Employers' Association for 7,000 cocor,ut estate workers employed on about 55 estates in Malaya. The NUPW said In a statement that
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    Lock icon Battle for £1,200 tin 'floor'
    370 10 PRICE RANGE MUST BE PITCHED AT REALISTIC LEVEL, SAYS MALAYSIA UNITED NATIONS, Friday. REPRESENTATIVES of the tin producing countries and of the principal consumers were reported yesterday to be fighting a "ding dong battle" over the price range to be included in a new five-year
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    Johore Sultan to open $22m waterworks
    82 10 Johore Sultan to open $22m waterworks SINGAPORE, Fri. The Sultan of Johore will tomorrow perform the ceremonial opening of the Public Utilities Board's $22 million waterworks at Scudai. which has been named the Sultan Ismail Waterworks after him. The ceremony, to which about 1.000 guests have been invited, will take
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    British army to take recruits
    72 10 KANOAR. Prl.— The British Army will be interviewing potential recruits at the Indera Kayangan Club here at 9.30 a.m. next Wednesday. There will be openings for the Royal Signals, Royal Navy Services. Medical and Ordnance Corps, the Catering Corps and the Royal Electrical and Mechanical
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    Plant more trees, call
    52 10 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce has appealed to its affiliated trade organisations and individual members to plant more trees in response to the government's tree-planting campaign. In a circular, the chamber stressed the importance of trees in making Singapore "a better place to
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    Creator of Perry Mason may give lectures at varsity course
    349 10 Creator of Perry Mason may give lectures at varsity course KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. 'J'HE creator of the "Perry Mason" television series, Mr. Erie Stanley Gardner, is expected to be one of the two world figures giving lectures at a two-week course on criminology at the University of Malaya here. Mr.
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    Rahman Talib elected
    43 10 KUANTAN. Prl.— The former Minister of Education. Inche Abdul R&hman bin Tallb, was elected chairman of the Malay Teachers' Housing Co-operative Society at a meeting here today. Other officials are secretary. Inche Hussein bin Ismail: treasurer, Inche Jantan bin Ahmad.
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    Unity rally at Kuala Kurau
    50 10 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. More than 5.000 people are expected to attend a national solidarity rally in the coastal village of Kuala Kurau at 4 p.m. tomorrowThe Perak Mentri B^sar. Dato Ahmad bin Said, and Krlan District Officer. Dato Mohamed bin Ibrahim, will address tne rally.
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    End of course
    39 10 BATU PAHAT, PW— Thirty-six members of the St. John Ambulance Brigade, who completed a fcur-month training course here, will receive their certificates from the District Officer. Inche Tallb bin Abu, at Parlt Ya'ani on April Ml
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    Lock icon Indonesia told how to remove her own fears
    126 10 Indonesia told how to remove her own fears LONDON. Fri. —Mr. MichaeJ Stewart, the Foreign Secretary, said yesterday that if Indonesia was anxious about British forces being in Malaysia. she had only to bring her confrontation policy to an end. He was opening a House of Commons foreign policy debate
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    Fund campaign
    36 10 KANOAR. Frl. Tne PpDls branch of the National Union of National School Teacners has launched a campaign to collect donations to the Tenßxu Aoclui Rahman Foundation Fund to provide higher education for Malay students.
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    Wonderful Malaysia: Visiting journalist
    147 10 Wonderful Malaysia: Visiting journalist pENANG. Fri. An L Indian Journalist, Mr. P. K. Ram. editor of "India Today," who is touring Commoniwealth countries on a factfinding mission for the British Labour Party, is very impressed with Malaysia's over-all development, particularly in education. "Compared with other under-developed countries like Faklc t
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      56 10 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl T^4 Ma "i I'M DOING A LOT OF M/TWAMC6I WEADINJ6 THESE DAYS IVE 60T SON^EV-ir* r > w_ >H TH/S/ J k I SUPEB SPCOALS J \\V lU^ w 'tN TWiSr CASE 1/ MO SENSE TAKIW I GCT SOMETHIN I CHANCES ON VA^MUyy V STBAININ'VER
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    Parties warned of new Sock tactics
    277 11 BATU PAHAT, Fri. The Minister of Home Affairs. Dato Dr. Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, today warned that Soekarno was using fifth columnists to infiltrate political parties in Malaysia and create disturbances. However, he said, the Alliance was determined to preserve the Independence and sovereignty
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    TAN MEETS LONDON BANK OFFICIALS
    164 11 T ONDON, Fri. Malaysia's Finance Minister, Mr. Tan Slew Sin, conferred here today with the Governor of the Bank of England. Lord Cromer, and top bank officials. Thp Minister is to leave at hhe weekend for the United States to complete arrangements for a US$25
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    $70m for school buildings this year, says Khir
    307 11 TELUK ANSON, Friday. THE Government will spend $70 million on new school buildings this year. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Xhir Johari, who announced this at the opening of a $113,338 Malay school at Bagan Datoh near 'here, said more money
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    Bookie's $2,000 fine: Appeal
    69 11 SINGAPORE Fi l The State Advocate-Generals Department has lodged notice of appeal ;ip.tinst tnr "inuclrquacy" of sentence on Koh Chwee Tee. 35. who was fined 52.000 by a magistrate's I ccurt last Friday for being h bookmaker. At the ln'anne. Koh. a coffee--1 .shop m»ni<ger m
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    Farmers desire double crops
    51 11 KNCHING. Fri. Padi farmers in Simunjan in the Pirst Division of Sarawak have expressed a keen df-ire u> try out double croppinc ■a practised in parts of Malaya They have been warned, however, that it would involve large sums of investment before double cropping could be
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    Widow No. 2 to share cigarette millions
    198 11 Fri. An application by Madam See Cheng Choo for a declaration that she is the second widow of the late Mr. Tan Chwee Boon, well-known in local circles as the "Cigarette King." was granted by the High Court today. Mr. Justice Kulasekaram granted
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    $1 million padi scheme
    41 11 ALOR STAH. fn. KedatV.fiiM big irrigation schema for pad! double-cropping at Bimb- ing Lima is .scheduled to he completed in 1967 The Mentri Besar. Da to Syed Omar Shahabuddin. said today the scheme would cost $1.4 million
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    Refresher for PMIP women
    46 11 KANGAR. Fri. The Perils P.M.I.P. women's section will hold a refresher political course for all hranch officers en April 11 at the party headquarters In Jejawl The national chairman. Puan Khadljah Sidek. of Johore will talk on 'he political developments in Malaysia.
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    Court rejects claim that firm did not pay EPF contributions
    191 11 i KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. I i A MAGISTRATE to- day agreed with a defence counsel that the prosecution had insufficient evidence against a newspaper linn charged with failing to pay employees' provident fund contributions The counsel. Mr David Marshall, made
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    BOMB HOAXERS ACTIVE IN THREE STATES
    141 11 BOMB HOAXERS ACTIVE IN THREE STATES IZL'ALA LUMPUR, 1V Fri. Bomb hoaxes were reported in three States today. In PENANG, an anonymous caller telephoned the Mercantile Bank saying that a bomb had been planted in the building. As a precautionary measure, the staff of the three banks and firms occupying
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    'Glib talk? woman who cheated
    153 11 'Glib talk woman who cheated SINGAPORE, Fri. A Penang woman, described as a "glib talker," cheated a Singapore housewife of $1,271 in cash and jewellery, a magistrate's court was told today. The victim. Madam Lee Kirn Heok. was said to have been completely deceived when told that the money would
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    132 12 Hard, Hi (Himlmmm) THE FAMILY OF the lat* Edith IX•ouni thank everyone for their prayers, wreaths, donations, condolences and attendance at her funeral MRS. PLANZER thanks relatives aoo friends for wreath*, massage* of coudolence, loan of ran etc. and attended the lunrrm of the l»l* Mr. Jallut Plainer. THE
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    464 12 2* rr'sra-ji Hi (Minimum, THE COCKPIT RIJSTTAFEL ll airv«d every .Saturday and Huoday Kin. b tune LAST DAY'S SALE ai Town ajMl Country l>r«-w> salon bargain* Ualore! Don't irla* this opportunity! Hurry! ONALD MOOR! GALLERIES. In HoiKapure. and at Denmark House, arafriK Road. K.L. are open every Saturday until
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      Cloak For Subversion
      667 12 The closing down of four branches of the Labour Party iof Malaya inevitably haa brought the criticism that the Government is determined to silence opposition parties. The Government cannot lift a hand against subversion without this charge being made. Yet there is confirmation from some officials of
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      Malacca's Plan
      323 12 One wonders why the Malacca Chief Minister, Inche Abdul Ghafar bin Baba, in a speech this week made such a point of the fact that $3 million will be spent on government offices under the first Malaysian five-year plan. It is admirable that such expenditure will permit the
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      Bomb Hoaxes
      294 12 At present those people of perverted or retarded intellect who telephone warnings about fictitious bombs have things largely their own way, but there is no reason why such a state of affairs should continue. The longer the hoaxes continue, the more certain it becomes that perpetrators will be
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    SOEK'S BALANCING ACT IS OVER
    1755 12  -  Warren Unna By JAKARTA, Friday President Soekarno no longer maintains a balancing act between the PKI and the antiCommunist Army perhaps he never intended to AFTER 12 days here, a visitor begins to wonder how different Indonesia would be if it were formally under the
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      387 12 i Strait. Tiatn k Malay Mail 'Classifies) aaVertltements maybe handed to: COLO STORAGE SUPER. MARKET Orchsrd Rosd (fteceptloolst Desk) COLO STORAGE BRANCHES^ At Moiisntf Hosd Katanc H*r»9l Bate AtiiKoHted Agents crrv book store ltd Wlncdetter House. Coityer. Quay THCINIWI FItONT Fltaa*<rlct S.pirmnrhst M.'M.'UMAIL, 3 Admiralty Road^Nsvet Sjasej MAMIEM STORK 3«19
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    Port is sued for lost whisky
    467 13 FIRM CLAIMS $25,000 FOR LIQUOR MISSED FROM SWETTENHAM HARBOUR GODOWN KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. f*PHE High Court here was today ask--L ed to decide whether the Port Swettenham Authority was liable to be held responsible for loss of goods during transit. Sime Darby (Malaya) Ltd.
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    Malaysia to recruit Korean doctors in June
    181 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A five-man team from the Ministry of Health will leave here for Seoul in early June to recruit 40 doctors. This was stated today by I the Minister of Health. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin. before he left for Singapore on]
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    Consumers have more confidence
    67 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. The pro- 1 sident of the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Soon Peng Yam. today said thut there: was an increasing confidence j among local consumers in the quality of locally-made products. Mr. Soon, a leading businessman and industrialist, said this when he
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    Year in jail for thief
    81 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Mr I Justice Ong in the High Court here today increased a two-month Jail term imposed on an unem- ployed man for theft of a motor- I car to one year"s jail. Chin Fah. alias Chin Kiew. 25. of Cheras Road, was
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    New exercises to test defences
    149 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. The first of a new scries of exercises to test anti-aircraft and radar defences in Singapore and at Butterworth. North Malaya, will be held on Monday and Tuesday. Called "Gunex l" It begins at noon on Monday with the alerting and deployment of
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    Escaped detainee caught
    85 13 SEREMBAN, Fri— A detainee. Teo Woon Loong, 17. escaped from the General Hospital this afternoon while being examined by a doctor for suspected appendicitis. Teo was held in connection with a robbery cue. The policeman who was guarding him at the General Hospital *ay« chase but Teo
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    'Blood for your wife for $40' fraud case
    76 13 CINGAPORE, Frl. Yeow Kirn Ho alias Ah Seng. 39, was charged today with cheating Llm Kirn Hock, of Muar, of $40 by stating that he could buy two pints of blood for Lim's wife, who was in hospital and in need of
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    Funeral of former D.O.
    76 13 KOTA BHARU. Fri —A former 1 [District Officer of Kota Bharu. Dato Nik Ahmad bin Haii Nik Mahmood. who died in the Batu Gajah Hospital last night, was buried at Banggol here this afternoon. Dato Nik Ahmad, wno had (tone to Ipoh to attend a meeting
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    Segamat Scout officials
    63 13 BEOAMAT. Fri. DatO AbduJ Rahman bin Ja'afar was elected president of the Johore State Boy Scouts Association at its annual meeting at the Malay Club here today. Othe-s elected were: Inche Ta- lib bin Abu. chairman; Rev 1 Father L. Cordeiro and Inche Abdul Ghaffar bin Ali.
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    Chairman of Scouts again
    48 13 I BATU PAHAT. Fri. The district o.g niser cf schools. Inche A. Oliafar bin Ali. has been re-elect-i-ri chairman of the Batu Pihiit District Boys Scout Association. Oho offlcias: Secreta- Inch? Omar bin Mohamed Kh.illd treai W er Inche Shahrom bin Ha.U A. Wahab.
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    THE PROBLEM: HOW TO GET WORKERS TO LIVE in JURONG
    294 13 THE PROBLEM: HOW TO GET WORKERS TO LIVE in JURONG SINGAPORE THE Singapore Government, in consultation with employers at the Jurong Industrial Estate, is studying how best to encourage industrial workers to stay in the Housing and Development Board flats within the complex. This was disclosed today by the Minister
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    Union plea to avert strike
    161 13 Union plea to avert strike SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Telecom- 1 munication Workers' Union today appealed to the Government and the Amalgamated Union oi Public employees "to explore all avenues to reach a mutually acceptable solution" in their wage dispute over 2.000 clerks who are threatening to strike. The union's
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    Prof. Aziz is new Dean of Faculty of Arts
    268 13 J^UAIA LUMPUR, Fri. Professor Ungku Aziz, head of the economics department of the University of Malaya, has been appointed the new Dean of the Faculty of Arts. Prof. Aziz replaces Prof. Robert Ho, who leaves in June to take up an
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    'Don't pass on evil rumours' call to public
    176 13 'Don't pass on evil rumours' call to public SINGAPORE, FrL— Th« Singapore Government today appealed to the public not to unwittingly help mischievous and evil elements by repeating exaggerated and malicious rumours. Thr best way of killing m rumour and frustrating the objects of these mischief makers j 9 not
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    Malaysia will be there
    65 13 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Mai laysia will be represented among 2.000 expert* from all Darts of the world who ure expected to attend a chemical engineering I conference in London from June 13 to 17. The conference. organised by the British Institute of Chemical I Engineers
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    $1,200 aid
    21 13 KAJANG Fri. The Ulu tangat District Welfar Commute* paid out about $1,200 to destitute in the district in January.
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      Putting the pedestrian in his place
      87 14 Putting the pedestrian in his place J\OW that the pedestrian ha* beei. officially licensed and has his own highways. what about white lines down the centre of all D?destrlan roads, so that the crawlers can pavementhog on the right side and their more active brethren overtake on the Inside. There
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      A labour permit for children in concerts
      259 14 A labour permit for children in concerts 'j'OU RING the east coast recently, I was told the Labour Department there insists on registered associations obtaining permits when sponsoring any free entertainment in which schoolgoing-children of members happen to take part. As this is something new to us on this side
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      MONEY FOR A VARSITY COLLEGE
      159 14 IT must be ages since the first news report of the establishment of a University College in Penang. The move to set it started is so slow that one wonders if it is moving at all. Why the unnecessarily long delay is not easily understood.
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      Flood relief
      48 14 If AS our Government, •"given up hope in their anti-flood scheme over Buklt Timah Road? Have any road engineers ever thought of building a road over the canal? Such a bridge would be cheaper than a new road with over a new route. CM. LEE Singapore.
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      NO PRAISE, BUT NOT THIS EITHER
      210 14 NO PRAISE, BUT NOT THIS EITHER T READ with some amazement, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's remarks in Melbourne, (S.T. March 26) where he said: "Britain had no right to stay in Malaysia but Malaysia had the right to summon British assistance. 1 would prefer AfroAsian troops if I could set
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      shortage of films
      206 14 wish to reply to the letter by Licensee enuued 'T.V. Films' IST. Dec. 31). We rare most vi ihe Chinese teature films we telecast from Hoiik Kong and. to a much le^er extent. Talpeh Ihe bulk of productions in Horm Kong is in Cantonese because this dialect
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      JAIL FOR DRIVERS WHO KILL OR MAIM?
      65 14 ]{E your leader "Better Driving" »S.T. March 29 1 I firmly believe that drivers of any motor vehicle convicted of negligent, reckless and dangerous driving Involving serious injury or death to persons, should receive 5 years R.I. and their licences cancelled lor life.
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      62 14 IF the first flyover in Singapore is for utility rather than prestige, then can the authorities concerned explain why Adam-Buklt Timah junction Is chosen? Surely there are many more deserving congested junctions in the heart of the city that merit the honour of having a first flyover. For instance, the
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      65 14 \VHEN traffic at a road junction In Kuala Lumpur gets out of hand one Inevitably sees the erection of 'No Entry' and no right/left turn signs. Is that the only answer the traffic department can think of? One hears about traffic experts from foreign lands coming to study the problem
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      29 14 AGREE with Mr. C. Nagarajah of the Selangor Stamp Club regarding the issue of special Defence stamps <S.T. 20/3/65). Now Is the time to Issue such stamps. J.GL. Penang
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      24 14 f)URING Lent, may I suggest to those who have nothing special to offer: Give a pint of your blood to the bloodbanks. CHRISTIAN Singapore
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      14 14 f OCAL passenger trains running between Singapore and Gemas arc filthy. XXX .lohoro Bahru
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      265 14 •^liyt, NEW! TKi SLIM! I H 1 ELEGANT! ■o K v.; The new Rotax pens come to •1 I<B Y°** specially designed to I x f f? B^* »<x*ays demand for .%v trim elegance. Slim and $y- mmetrical in form, they are ;y. precision-boilt to write sm- ootnerand last longer.
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      315 14 CONGRATULATIONS ON THE OCCASION OF THE OPENING OF BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA CO., LTD. We take pride in the supply and installation of the Fountain in the cooling pond of this modern and up-to-date Tyre Factory. We specialise in the supply of building materials mosaic, wall tiles, plywood, fancy plywood, chemicals, hardward,
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    Sultan Ismail Waterworks STRAITS TIMES FEATURE
    6 15 Sultan Ismail Waterworks STRAITS TIMES FEATURE
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    SULTAN OPENS $21m. PROJECT
    854 15 Works designed for future extension JHE new $21 million waterworks at Scudai will be officially opened by the Sultan of Johore today at 4 p.m. About 1,000 guests from Singapore and Johore have been invited to attend the ceremony. Named the Sultan Ismail Waterworks after the
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    Completion of first lap a success
    377 15 Message from Singapore's Minister for Law, Mr. E. W. Barker: I THANK His Highness the Sultan for graciously consenting to the water works being named after him and to perform the opening ceremony. The opening of the Sultan Ismail Waterworks marks the successful completion
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    Opening recorded with satisfaction
    319 15 Opening recorded with satisfaction Mraufe from thr Chairman, Public rtilitirs Board. Sir George Orhlera: ris with a great deal of satisfaction that the opening of the Sultan Ismail Warterworks can be recorded. Formed on May 1. 1963. the Public Utilities Board was faced with the necessity for the continued imposition
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    108 YEARS OF WATER SUPPLY IN THE STATE
    713 16  -  P. C. LIM, By Chief Water Engineer, Public Utilities Board, Singapore. THE Singapore Waterworks was inaugurated in the year 1857 through the generosity of the late Mr. Tan Kirn Seng who made a cash donation for the purpose. It was originally a
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      168 16 We are pleased to have contributed our efforts in the completion of the project by executing sanitary, water and drainage work to all living quarters CHUNG LIAN COMPANY 23 Joo Chiat Place, Singapore 15. Tel: Nos. ***** *****. CONGRATULATIONS Lim Tien Khoon offers Hearty Congratulations to The Public Utilities Board
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      65 16 Best Wishes to THE SULTAN ISMAIL WATERWORKS, SCUDAI, JOHORE. We are proud to have contributed to the successful completion of this immense project. Major jobs undertaken by us were the construction <>f:New Staff Quarters Access and internal roads Bridge and culverts River Diversion, including sheet piling Generator platform Incinerator SIA
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    Treated water delivered through 8000-ft. pipeline
    756 17 Treated water delivered through 8000 -ft. pipeline IjiROM the Johore Bahru Ayer Hitam highway a new road, passing over three large culverts together with a prestressed concrete bridge of 120 ft. span, gives access to internal roads within the Scudai Waterworks area. The bridge was constructed "in the dry" over
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      108 17 A MITSUBISHI SHOJI KAISHA LTD., 9D Phillip Street, Singapore. CONGRATULATE THE PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE On the occasion of the opening of SULTAN ISMAIL WATER WORKS At Scudai, Johore. We have the pleasure in supplying the STEEL SHEET PILINGS for the above works. Also suppliers of ELECTRIC CABLES and CHEMICALS
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      294 17 Decrement The International Water /~\A/V~v si^ Town and Industrial idßh i^ Water supplies for Indus- Jf^#^} try and Manufacturing JrljW^" ~^*B^ DEGREMONT supplied for the Scudai Water Works: Phase 1: 1 battery of 3 PULSATOR Cloritiers with a unit capacity of 5 MGD each. 1 battery of 12 automatic AQUAZUR
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      549 18 m. J I I*% I H f J *A I I Va^l C 'TIMTIONS VAfuNT lj Wmmm* tt 1 Mim > Box 50 rt«. *xtrm WANTED EXPERIENCED Shorthand Typi.-t Apply Box Al9lO ST.. K L BOX A4g2 ST., IPOH. Position tilled. Applicants thanked. ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL Wanted English speaking experienced
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      1087 18 SITUATIONS VACANT Ii Words St (Mim.)-Box 50 et*. extra ARE YOU A TEACHER" Join as a partner In our Correspondence School uitbou' money. Then prepare lessons (01 postal tuition courses. For further details— P.O Box 30. Alexandra. Singapore. WANTED for Bowling Centre soon tn open young lady control counter attendants
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      953 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT i Wurdm it (Mi*.>—Unx <• rim. rxtrm (1) LUXURY CORNER FLAT Merlin Mansion KHtong Centre tranquil breeiy. (2) Bachelors room separate entrance near MacPner*on Market. Ring (Spore) *****. KIMSIS COURI District j tuxur. lously furnisned s bedroom* Oat I lounge /diniDi; room available oow Phone (S'porei 27*17? Mr.
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      967 18 TUITION IS Worm* tt 1 Mm I—Box1 Box i» ci*. oxtrm OUICK »UCCE»» IN driving Kind 9 pore S08«2. Hourly »4 50 gusrsotrvd $70/ENCLISN; Spi-oadury and preVmvcrsltv Clssses. Telephone 2.VKSO. S 'pore LAMBERT'S DRIVING SCHOOL Uuul-cootrolleri Minor lot") Inun.wUentlit, Hourly *b UU Pl»x uduim porr &2aVt IU Balmoral Road. WANTED
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      772 18 HIRE PURCHASE IS Word* M (Him.r—Bmx tt eta. oxtrm PHILIPS 1966 REFRIGERATORS. Easy Terms Available. Multlvox. 4b. Seleme House. Phone Spore *****. "Enjoy your TV. viewing at less than 40c per day! ll RENTALS FROM $14 50 PER MONTH HP SALES FROM $12.50 PER MONTH No deposit Casn sales Generous
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      943 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE Ii Word* ft (Mi*.i—Box St el*, txtrm FOR SALE Morns 1100 tt coos. old. j 000 miles. 4 -door Call (S'psjre) 2>i343. Robinson 0.8.0. V'WACEN IMI $3,650 0.n.0. cxc.lent condition after 1.00 p.m. Telephone ***** 17-A Asia Garden. B'pora. LATE 1960 ITALIAN Scooter $340/--0.0.0. Ring ***** Danny
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      514 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word* tt (Mil.)— Bom M rts. oxtrm M.C. MIDGET 1962 Model show room condition low mileage pbone B'aorTot. nee ***** or home ***** after 2 p ra. William Ooh. 1981 FIAT MARVELLETTE ROOpev New Tax/ Insurance, winding win. low SOmpg. SO Hertford Ro»d. next Dorset Road.
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      1254 19 TO LIVERPOOL A WEST COAST U Due S po'a Sai's P. Sham Penang MEHMPUJ Lilerfaal, Glasgow Gda. I Apr 4 Apr I AJAX Liverpool. Dublin. Giasgoo April Apr J Apr 13 11 Apr 17 P»TROCLUS li.eraaal. G «|o« Apr 12 Apr 14 VENF.STHEUS liferpeel, Gasgow April Apr 21 Apr 22
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      1193 19 WSSE^^^^ESESM f THE EAC ONES aaaaK^rv^s^i^H '"■"••wi k.umcn. roiom.) j/iwiitooif Paaae 7MI. P«i«a *****. Ptaae 1301 Ptaaa *****. SAILINGS TO lEYROUTH, LATTAKIA. GENOA, LE HAVRE, HAMBURG. BREMEN, ANTWERP. ROTTERDAM, AMSTERDAM, GQTHEHBURG, AAHiIuS AND COPE»".btH (.on f. »'m* "aatnf "B0MA" (I) Sailed la Part Apr 7/1 Apr "PATAGONIA* II) J/l Apr
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      1073 19 j B£N£*UmF\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONfON, LIVERPOOL > CONTINENIAL fQIU BENCLEUCH h'..^ m p f! SKgiPore Pt. S'fcam Penang c"ZLt» Sal! It Part Apr 4 Apr 3/ 3 6 u BENVjRACKIE SmgajMxa Pt Sham Penang For London Apr 21 M. 31 /Apr 4 Apr 5/ 5 Apr 1/ t Hamburg
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      1282 19 teiw ELLERMAM BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. \r***^ U.K./ConHncnt Singapore P. S'hm Penaai CITY OF JOHANNESBURG L'i-n, H'burg, S'naa, R'dafa, A'werp. MavcMtla. H'kra is v Apr CASTILIAN rlana. L'doa, hturg. R'daa 11 21 Afr 21 22 Apr OH OF GLASGOW London, H'burg. ."dam. Hew* GranfMOatn 2% 31 Apt 21 Afr CITY
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    LITTLE MORE INTEREST SHOWN IN TIN SHARES
    803 20 From Our Market Correspondent rE main obvious trend on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday was a noticeable increase in interest in tins and rather more business in the section. This may partly be ascribed to the continuing rise in the metal price
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    STOCK INDICES
    20 20 Apr.l Apr. Industrials: 74.37 74.43 fins: 95.00 !it;.;i i rubbers: 103.61 103.61 •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Dec. 29. 1962=100
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    100 20 MELBOURNE, Prt. TNDUSTRIALb followed a similar x pattern to yesterday with key stocks leading; a slightly stronger trend In prices while trading remains extremely quiet. Base metals and oils were steady. Ml. Isa gained 6d. to 345. 6d. Mount Isa 34/8 M Broken Hill (10a.) 39/7 Ampol 10/1
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    247 20 April 2. Three months. INDUSTRIALS rttustead 13 eta. i minaai 14 eta. Dunlf ;13 cts. M. *****. 12 eta. City Dev. 7 eta. M. Cablea 1 eta. K. smelter* 25 eta. McAllster 12 etn. Esso 13 eta. M. Inveat. 10 eta. Ked. Dlsp. 1 eta. O.C. B.C. 14
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    H.K. RATES
    35 20 ON the tra« exehang* market In Hook Kong yesterday the U.S. dnllar waa quoted at 6.77j (or T.T. D.75J for eaih. sterling was quoted at 16.03 and ene tael ef geM at 263|.
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    Rubber rise due to reserve of sellers
    503 20 A GENERAL reserve of sellers has accentuated the upward trend of this past week's market, which twice reached 74} cents for April. he highest since September 1963 when Malaysian diplomatic and trade relations with Indonesia were severed, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. In their
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    112 20 CHIPS lying alongside tie Singapore Z* Marbour »harvea .r sxpectsd today ars: Loot 1/2, Bunda 3/4. Perseus 6/7 Hut;heverett 10/11, Cyclops 18. Yukll kawa Maru 19, Matco Zo/24, Klnsol Maru No. 11, 25/26 Le Natal 33/34 BouKilnvllle 35/36, Star Alcyone 40/41. Thorscape 44, Chltral 45. Auby N.W
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 20 CHINESE Produca E>chsn Xt,K t, Slnxaport noon prices pir picul ytttsrday: Coconut oil: bulk $64 1 sellers drum Jt.Ti s.llern. Copra: Apr./M«T UK/Coatlneot: Unquoted Pepper: Muntok white JISO sellers. Sarawak wblto ***** sellers, special Rarawak black $140 sellers, garbled UtmponK black $150 (N) sellers. ASIA $162J (N) sellers.
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    Straits tin advances by nearly seven dollars
    335 20 THE price of tin In Penans yesterday gained 56.374 to $684.87. per picul on an offering of 195 tons, down 5 tons. In LONDON, on Thursday after moderate tin dealings, cash finished around £9 per long ton up and three months about £2>4
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      1164 20 VI KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. East Canada and U.S.A. Great Lakes Service H'kong Yofconama Montreal Toronto Detroit Chicago Tsiiesin* Mtn~ U 14 Apr 24 Mr 22 Mai M May 31 Mar sJ.se "Maseshißa Mart" 21 21 »sr Msy 4 Jim Hum II Jim I? Jan West Coast of Central/South America
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      1035 20 AUSTRAL. A SERVICE/NEW ZEALAND INDIA, PAKISTAN ANO P. SULF SERVICE Ta: Frenantle. Melkairae. Syftey Ta< Madras aM Nagapattisaa Penang P. Sham S'oore S'pora P. Sham Pemng BAMORA 7 Apr 1/ I Apr 11/12 Apr RAJULJt 1! 17 Apr II Apr II Apr BULIMBA- g May I'll May 12/14 May RAJUU
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      385 20 O.S.E. LINE LOADING FOR L. MARQUES DURBAN CAPETOWN SPORE P. SHAM PENANG "OCEAN PEACE" G 29/30 5 APR "BENAME" 22/23 APR 27/28 APR "OCEAN UNITY" 22/23 MAY 27/28 MAY General Agents: UNITED ENTERPRISES SHIPPING LTD. Rooms 902/3. 9th Floor, A.I.A. Building, Robinson Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** Port Swettenham: ALLSEAS (MALAYSIA)
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    CLOSING PRICES '
    27 21 CLOSING PRICES Apr. 2. MALAYAN Rl BBF.R PRK I V">^ cents (up U cents). TIN: 5684.8* i (up 86 37i). I'nnfTu-ial estimated ofTerine 195 tons (down ."> tons).
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    BUSINESS DONE
    850 21 BESB in and reported to tlie Singapore and Kuala I .unpur trading rooms of th« Slack Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, ■with the number of ided In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cold Store (1.0U0) .1 Dunloßl (I.UUUI i Ism i'J.iuoi tl 45; Fed. Dup 'Miii > si::., F. and N. ords
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    254 21 APRIL first grade rubber f.o.b. j buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 13% cents per Ib. up l' N cents on Thursday's closing level for the position. The tune was steady. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday: Buyers
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    31 21 •IHC Malayan E.ciunxt Banhi' Alt*- ci ition imfli •h>«. dsMgai in its iTcham.i yesterday (all rales Sailing TT or 0U ready: UcuOcht Swiss Pranss 141: Italian Lire 2<>245. RAJOO
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      699 21 (Continued from Pare 18) VEHICLES FOR SALE fi Word* $1 r«ftn.)— Box M et*. extra I«S3 F CORTINA 1962 Volkswagen 1961 F/Anglia 1960 O/Rekord IBM Vclkswagen 1957 M Minor 1000 F Hrtfert 240 Middle Road. Spore MM. USED CARS FOR SALE 1964 MC 1100 4 dr. Sal. 55.5 M Automatic
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      899 21 VEHICLES WANTED 1 MERCEDEI 1(0 OR 2M S. DATE 1963 64 IN FIRST CLAM CONDITION. ACCIDENT FREE. BOX A 6642 t.T. t'PORE FOR SALE I >H (Win.)— Box i» el', rxlrm LADY'S HANDBAQS To Clwr I 1 Stork 119 Middle R'l. Spore. I PIANO WITH STOOL and Beater Cxcvllt-rit tone
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      770 21 LADIES HAIRDRESSING fi Word* St imtn.}—Box So et*. extra MAItON MOOERNE, Plrat Clan Ladle! Hairdresser*. 134. Orchard Road. Spore. Phone ***** LADIft:: Come try Jean's Hairstyles and be satisfled. Aim expert Facial Treatment (Sport- < *****. EXPERIENCED LONDON QUALIFIED Hairdresser. Ullly Tang in attendance. Also specializes In cutting little girl*'
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      540 21 THE PENANG TURF CLUB SUMMER MEETING. 1965 SUNDAY. 2ND. MAY. 1965 j WEDNESDAY. STH. MAY. 1965 BUNDAY, 9TH. MAY. 1965 i USUAL SI UNLIMITED SWEEPS. 3 DIGITS NUMBER FORECAST POOLS ("A" ABC"). $5 $2 TOTALISATOR TOTE. S2 FORECAST TOTE. DOUBLE PROCEED. FREE GIFT TICKETS: Eight, tickets will be given free
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      732 21 DRAINAGE IRRIGATION DEPARTMENT, KRIAN, PERAK TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from registered D.I.D. Contractors I Class "D" (Earthwork) and above at the Office of the State Drainage Si Irrigation Engineer. Perak. at Ipoh upto 12 noon on 13th April, 1965. for the Construction of an Earth Dam for the
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      471 21 TENDERS MINISTRY OF DEFENCE TENDER NOTICE 1. Tenders ere invited for the supply of the following Items to the Malaysian Armed Forces: a. Table Salt b. Malt Vinegar c. Ground Coffee d. Sweetened Condensed Millc 2. Tender documents are obtainable irom Supplies and Transport Directorate (Block A 41 < Ministry
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      283 21 i PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Applications are invited Irom Federal Citizens and or State Na- tionaU for the Pom oi Temporary Secretary Receptionist in the JaI baun Perubaun dan Ke&ihataa Johor. Salary Scaie $253x14-3ji/ 366x14-422 plus Co.si ol Living Allowance ul CL.irei.l raltt. Aj,e not less than 17 but not
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      Happy Melody good enough to beat Div 3 field
      657 22  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with UAPPY MELODY may be getting on in years but I think he is gum! enough still to beat a Class 1, Div. 3 field (Race Three) over the Bukit Timah 7f. Last Sunday, he was a fast-flnishing
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      TIMESPORT SELECTIONS
      143 22 Hmim JEEP CALX. BOY POINTER AL RASCIIID MUSKETEER MISKETEER Raee I Magistrr Al Raachid Al Ranchid Musketeer C aptain's Guide Captain's Guid* JIXIOR WAT GLl'NG RRANTAS Raee 2 Blur l!i;n Junior Junior Ri.iict.is Lighter I ti (Inn. HAP. MELODY PREDICTION HAP. MELODY aee 3 Star Era Happy Melody
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      BT. TIMAH — 3rd day
      1048 22 BT. TIMAH 3rd day Race 1 2.30 Class 6 ($5*000) 9£ 1 ***** Al fUaehid (Vent Vicl> RS Breuk. 8 9.0 (SF) Trevena 3 2 ***** Luderush (Metropole St) Heddle 7 8.9 Ha mid 1 3 ***** Magistr r a '.CTL Konitsi) Heddle 6 8.9 «F) Kingston S 4 *****
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      200 entries for April Meeting in K. Lumpur
      816 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri—A total of 200 entries has ber#-. received for the Selangor Turf Club's April Meeting (Apr 11, 14 and 18). The entries, comprising 73 In Class Two. 56 in Class Three and 71 in Class Four, are: CLASS THRKF 7f
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      BIG RACE FIELD
      492 22 BIG RACE FIELD THE SINGAPORE DERBY— I2F T»HE winner will receive $17,000 and a gold trox phy with $5,000 to the second horse and $2,500 to the third. To be run at 4.55 p.m. (Race Six) at Bukit Timah tomorrow. 1 ***** MOVIEGOER (Shaw Stable) 9.S n roleuan b eh
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      257 22 PPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners in the other races tomorrow: RACE ONE— Emir Star: fastfinishing second to Early Mark over 6f last week; should do better over 7f. Pancbor: running on when third to Early Mark; can get 7f. RACE TWO Lark: fourth to Just Dandy over Penang
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      460 22 NOTICE IN THE DISTRICT COURT AT KUCHING THE STATE ATTORNEY-OEN-RRAL (Suing on behalf of the Government of Sarawak i Plaintiff DA. PUlal: Defendant. Civil Case N«. 28/65/ A TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against you in the above Court by the State Attorney-General (suing on behalf of
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      496 22 TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited from apI proved Contractors for the construction und completion of: Proposed Additional store for the 1 Plywood Factory On Let No D.lO i At Tanjong Balat Area Jurong for M S Pan Malaysia Industries Ltd Plans and Specification etc. and all particulars relating to the
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      482 22 f PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS STATE OF SARAWAK Applications are Invited for the posts of: lai Works Superintendent (Roads*— 2 vacancies (b> Works Superintendent Bridge Construction* 2 vacancies (c> Works Superintendent (Buildings) 1 vacancy. Salary scale: Div. 11. C 4-6 (5690-I170) Public Works Department. Sarawak. i General qualifications required (or posts (.a
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      195 22 Congratulations Best Wishes to BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA on the opening of their new tyre factory Entire Factory Lightings and Illuminous Road Lights by LEE SENG KWANG ELECTRIC Head Office; 5 Seah Street, Singapore 7. Tel: ***** /***** Branch: 91 Sungei Besi Road, K. Lumpur. Tel: ***** CONGRA TULA TIONS BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA
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      S'pore-Perak final will stress need for reform
      693 23  -  NORMAN SIEBEL FAM CUP TOURNEY By Kuala Lumpur, Friday yyHEN FAM Cup holders Perak meet Penang at Stadium Perak on Sunday (8 p.m.) and Malaya Cup holders Singapore take on Johore at Jalan Besar the same evening at 7.36, the odds are that
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      TWO-ROUND TOURNEY STARTS ON TUESDAY—
      154 23 TWO-ROUND TOURNEY STARTS ON TUESDAY— S'gor League KUALA Mil i:. ML This year's Selanfor Leajrue soccer competition, which kicks off on Tuesday, will be played over two rounds. the F.A. of Selangor's competition committee announced today Seven teams have entered for the First Division. They are L'mno Youths. the title
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      Order for Scoreboard
      80 23 KUALA LUMPUR. PYI. The Seap Games Organising j <_v-..ncil have placed an order with a Hungarian firm for an electrical Scoreboard for the Games here oa Dec. 14-21. The total cost of $125,000 will include the services of six expert* who will fly out from Hungary to
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      Lock icon CRICKET PITCH TO BLAME FOR TAME DRAW— SOBERS
      374 23 CRICKET PITCH TO BLAME FOR TAME DRAW— SOBERS DORT OF SPAIN. Fri. r —The Second Test between West Indies and Australia dragged to a draw here yesterday. Garfleld Sobers, the West Indies captain, said after the match. "The pitch should be dujj up and another one put down. A draw
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      HOCKEY CSC, Recs to meet in KO cup semi-final
      141 23 HOCKEY CSC, Recs to meet in KO cup semi-final SINOAPOfIE. Prt. Ceylon Sports Club current SHA 1 league champions, cleared their quarter-final hurdle in the knock- out cup tournament by beating University 5-0 at Furer Park today. i CSC will now meet defending champions Singapore Recreation Club in the semi-finals.
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      SUMMARY
      30 23 HOCKEY Malacca League: Banda Kaba 3 Teachers 1. Friendly (K. Trengganu) Negri Sembilan 4 Trengganu 0. SOCCER Inter-schools (Batu Gajah): Sultan Yussuf 'A' 5 Ipoh Tutorial Inst. 'A' 0.
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      Lock icon Fuji maintains lead in the Yomiuri Open
      226 23 GOLF Tokyo, Frl: Yoshlmasai Fuji! (Japan) maintained i his lead in the Yomiurl Open golf tournament after the second j round here today. Fujil. who had a seven-under-par 65 yesterday, today went three over at 75 but his two-round i total of 140
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      261 23 Congratulations to BRID6ESTONE MALAYSIA CO., LTD. on the occasion of the opening of their New factory/office at Jurong. Mf. If THE INSTANT IV WI IV FUSE TESTER A real time and temper saver for the Home, Motorist, Electrkan, Radio Engineer, Factories, Shops, Ships, ate. From 1 amp ?S^J /^Kfr cartridge
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      152 23 CONGRATULATIONS TO BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA CO., LTD. ON THE OPENING OF THEIR TYRE FACTORY AT THE JURONG INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SINGAPORE. KUM SOON ENGINEERING WORKS 143, KAMPONG r^) BUGIS ICU^ TEL: ***** SINGAPORE. JgQ^ OOM Congratulations to BRIDGESTONE MALAYSIA LTD. on the occasion of the opening of their new Factory Office at
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    DEATH
    28 24 CABLE RECEIVED FROM I',-ri;,', 1 nvardriiM, Mr of RMkat l.o!«v Prtt»h .in<l aunty of Poulin I>.;?:ut f'cr*lrm, Jrram F;idan« Katntr ilahau. |>>Mcd away peaceMllly on 31.3 ft-'.
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    248 24 Beauty-aid expert Helena Rubinstein dies NEW YORK. Fri. Helena Rubinstein, known throughout the world as "The High Priestess of American beauty. died here yesterday, aurd 94. She was taken to a New York hospital on Wednesday night when she suddenly fell ill. The dimunitive but tireless founder and President of
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    39 24 LONDON. Fri. A forme Pbge-of-Honour to Queen Elizabeth, the 17-year-old Earl of Lewes, heir to the Marquess oi Abergavenny, died in hospital here today after a long IIkMM, He had been .vuffering from acute anaemia. Reuter.
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    24 24 TOKYO. Frl. British and Japanese officials met here today to discuss amending the current civil aviation agreement between the two countries. Reuter.
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    S'pore releases 13 in mystery sampan: 19 others held
    304 24 SINGAPORE. Fri CIXTEEN Hong Kong citizens and three from Formosa are now being detained by the Immigration authorities in Singapore pending their repatriation. They were among the 32 occupants of a sampan intercepted by a Malaysian Police launch and a Malaysian
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    Tour for rebels
    28 24 JAKARTA, Fri. The official news agency Antara has announced that a delegation from the "Government" of Brunei rebel leader Azahari would tour African states.— UPl.
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    126 24 Judge cries as he jails mercy killer SYDNEY, Fri. A judge in the Central Criminal Court wept today as he sentenced a man to three years' jail for the mercy killing of his wife. Samuel Dougley. a 67-year-old cleaner, was said to have taken his wife, who was in very
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    Lock icon Indons grab a house
    53 24 JAKARTA, Fri.- A crowd of youths, students and workers "took over" the house of an American. Mr. Bill Palmer, chief of the American Motion Pictures Association In Indonesia. today, the official Antara news agency reported from Bandung. Wes 1 Java. Mr. Palmer is not In the
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    Sex bomb goes off in scene at airport lounge
    258 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Ursula Andress today rapped newspaper photographers for taking pictures of her in a bikini. "You make me look so cheap and shameful," she shouted at the airport, before she boarded a chartered aircraft for India to continue shooting
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    54 24 AMMAN, Fri.— King Hussein ot Jordan today named his younger brother, 18-year-old British-edu-cated Prince Hassan, as Crown Prince. In place of his three-year-old son by his second marriage to Princess Muna. former Englisa secretary Toni Gardiner. King Hussein announced the change to a meeting oi the two
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    467 24 LONDON. Fri. The stock markets ended the week on a ver> firm note and in spite of H being the last day of the account very little profit-taking was going on and this ma easily absorbed. Buyers vere adopting a bold pre-Budget attitude, while the
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    3 disillusioned wives return
    59 24 TOKYO. Frl.— Three middleaged, disillusioned Japanese women and their five children sailed into Yokohama Harbour on a Norwegian freighter today after 20 hard years on the China mainland Their husbands— two Chinese and a Korean were left behind. They said privation and loss of hope drove
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    Premier Lee is back
    154 24 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. returned home by Qantas flight tonight after a three-week official visit to New Zealand and Australia. Looking extremely cheerful, he told reporters after reporters at the airport: "I am very happy to be back. There is no
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    All night fishing ban in S'pore waters
    225 24 SINGAPORE. Kri. Police toniuht announced a 7 p.m. to ,V3# a.m. ban on fishing in the territorial WSttfl of Singapore The new order will take effect irom tomorrow till April B. I'mler (ho ordrr. no fishing is permitted durin« these hours hv any
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    Wilson flies to Paris
    43 24 PARIS. Fri— Mr. Harold WUson, the British Prime Minister. arrived here by air today for t«lk« with President De Gaulle. It Is the first Anglo-Prencli top-level meeting since President De Gaulle blocked Britain* entry to the Common Market. Reiner.
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      54 24 if iiiii nbn Highest and lowest temperatures, in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m yesterday Highest Lowest >■ Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 90 73 Penang 86 75 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 90 72 Singapore 90 72 C Highlands 75 58 j Jesseltou
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