The Straits Times, 14 June 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 t The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY. JUNE 14, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    We accept, says Lee
    575 1 Tengku's 'talk-it-over offer a good suggestion we'll wait for him' SINGAPORE, Sunday MR. LEE KUAN YEW today accepted Tengku Abdul Rahman's invitation to "talk matters over" in an attempt to resolve present problems besetting the nation. "I think this is a good suggestion. Let us talk
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    That winning wink
    70 1 PATRICIA Augustus. 1!). "Miss Penang", with a winning wink, parading before being selected "Miss Malaysia" at the beauty contest in the Stadium Negara on Saturday night. Like the other 12 contestants, she is wearing a transparent "baby doll" night-gown, hurriedly ordered by the organisers, following the "no
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    Lock icon O.A.U. SUMMIT: BID TO HEAL SPLIT
    178 1 LAGOS. Sun. —The Ministerial Council of the Organisation for African Unity today decided that all member States should attend the O.A.U. summit in Accra next September, as originally decided by the African Heads of State in Cairo last year. The council's decision followed a
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    Lock icon American skymen go to aid Govt men
    282 1 American skymen go to aid Govt men SAIGON. Sunday. BATTALION of the U.S. 173 rd Airborne Brigade was today flown to Phuoc Vinh, about 20 miles south of Dong Xoai. where South Vietnamese forces suffered another heavy defeat yesterday. The Yietcong virtually wiped out a crack battalion of Government paratroopers.
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    A slap in the face for Chou
    118 1 A slap in the face for Chou NEW YORK. Sun. The New York JournalAmerican said today that the Communist Chinese Premier. Mr. Chou En-lai. "suffered a humiliating loss of face" on his recent African trip. The Sunday newspaper noted that Kenya. Uganda, Zambia and Ethiopia "refused to give him the
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    Lock icon Island vanishes
    34 1 REYKJAVIK 'Iceland.. Sun The sea has washed away a new vn< .mil- Lsland which formed a week ago near the bis olcanlr island of SurLsey. off the south coast of Iceland— Reuter.
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    TENGKU: 80p.c. GIVING US THEIR BACKING
    202 1 LONDON. Sun. Tengku Abdul Rahman said here last nieht that 80 per cent of the AfroAsian countries were, supporting Malaysia's admission to the Aluiers conference. AnswerinK questions about Malaysia's chances of being admitted, the Prime Minister said: "If they work on the basis that
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    Khir to Lee: Now is not the time...
    669 1 Khir to Lee: Now is not the time SINGAPORE. Sun. The Federal Minister of Education. Inche Khir Johari, today called on Mr. Lee Kuan Yew to stop his attacks on the Central Government until after Indones i a n confrontation was over. Inche Khir said that the Alliance was not
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    STOP PRESS
    29 1 VILLACE ATTACKED MOGADISCIO (Somalia 1 Sun. Somali (imtrnment claimed today F.tiiiopi.m f'»rt<s attacked, BMsMtij (Limited border village of liohotlch on Friday. Somali sent imrdiatc protest to F.thio-
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      121 1 C.Qc«ttf Ca*c* Soxes lod<t» Gents Brush Sett Bot>y Spoons Pushers Tco S«ts Salwcrs Condiment Sets Itc S.*??* .d»SUva£td. SINGAPORC IPOH ASSO Ca SPH. Of SUVA (HJU LTtt K»>DUXLOP MALAYAN INDUSTRIES LIMITED s i jyiHHB 9SHSbHs^bl ■K«K r W m Sr m"^9 B mm vlSsK' H9H GRIP This is the shape
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      7 1 [Let's talk it over: Tengku ...Saturday's headline
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon King Hussein is badly hurt
      54 2 AMMAN. Sun. King Hu&sein suffered spinal injuries when Mi car hit a wall near the border town. of QalqUia during an Israeli border raid on May 27. it was disclosed yesterday. A medical bulletin said the monarch wan advised to stay 'n bed for at
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      605 2 At least 50 countries expected to attend summit, but Ben Bella working to get 10 more ALGIERS, Sunday PRESIDENT Ben Bella today expected the leaders of at least 50 countries to attend the AfroAsian summit here late this month, and was working hard to persuade about 10 more to
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      Lock icon SUBANORIO DISCUSSES CONFERENCE TACTICS WITH SOEK
      163 2 JAKARTA, San. The Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. said today that he would leave Jakarta tomorrow on a visit to several African countries before attending the Afro-Asian conference in AUiers later this month. He said he had discussed with President Soekarno the composition of the
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      Lock icon ACTRESSES, TRADERS WILL BACK CHINA'S CAMPAIGN
      268 2 ACTRESSES, TRADERS WILL BACK CHINA'S CAMPAIGN UONG KONG, Sun. Chir,a, out to dominate the Afro-Asian conference at Algiers late this month, will j augment its official delegation with a propaganda star! of Communists and proCommunists from Hong Kong. It will include, according to Intelligence sources here. Communist news- men and
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      Lock icon ALL THE RANN OF KUTCH IS INDIA'S, SAYS SHASTRI
      200 2 ALL THE RANN OF KUTCH IS INDIA'S, SAYS SHASTRI I OTTAWA, Surday. ]\]R Shastri, the Indian Prime Minister, said here iTI yesterday the whole territory of the Rann of Kutch "belong to us." He told applauding members of Ottawa's Indian community that India cannot allow even a small point of
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      Lock icon 6 lined up and shot all over a helmet
      149 2 \|AMLA. Sun. Tw« men last night indiscriminately shot six people lined up before a concrete wall in suburban Tondo because of their failure to locate a helmet which fell from their motorcycle. One of the victims was killed and two wounded.
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      Lock icon Angry thief
      50 2 MANILA. Sun. A thief who i was shot and wounded while steal- ing chickens here has filed criminal charges against the chicken farmer who shot him. He claims the man had no right to shoot, since his life was worth more than i I all the chicken*.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Nkrumah frees 100 detainees as act of -clemency
      248 2 ACCRA, Sun. The Ghana Government yesterday announced the release of 100 people detained under the Preventive Detention Act, the Ghana news agency reported. Amnns them are Mr. E. C. Quaje, lormer chairman of the Accra City Council. In a speech at a
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      Lock icon Smallpox kills 500
      37 2 LEOPOLDVILLE. Sun. A civil ;iff;urs mMm to the Congo- lese Army said that at least 500 people, including 22 children, had I died in a new outbreak of small- pox In north-east Congo. Reuter.
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      Maca tackles Indon threat
      239 2 THE mass repatriation of illegal Indonesian settlers in the southern Philippines on Friday appeared to be the first hold move by the Philippines to rid itself of a problem which could some day blow up in its face. The first batch of 106 Indonesians were sent
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      Indonesians grab Singer Sewing firm
      75 2 JAKARTA, Sun. Amerlcar.owned Singer JJtv.'ng Machine Company has been place;* under the control of the Ministry >.! Foreign Trade. It was learned today. The Ministry announced that an Indonesian would shortly be named to manage the company, according to the official news agency Antara. Most
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon The Soviet officer who set off a rush for; ' bones
      199 3 The Soviet officer who set off a rush for; bones MOSCOW. Sun. The military newspaper Krasnaya Zveda yesterday told army officers to stop wasting defence funds bringing items like human skeletons, buttercutters and model atomic bomb explosions. An article by Major G Reshetnlkov chided spendthrift officers like Lieut. Col. Y.V.
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      Lock icon Shipping tycoon dies at 88
      49 3 COPENHAGEN. Sun. Mr A. P. Moeller, shipowner, philanthropist and reputedly Denmark's richest man. died here last night ag«d 88 He headed the Maersk snipping empire comprising over 80 modern vessels and two shipyards capable of turning out supertankers up to 100 000 tons.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon African pressure to lessen Britain's influence
      427 3 LONDON. Sunday THE Prime Ministers or Heads of Government of the Commonwealth gather here this weekend for a meeting which could mark the decline of Britain from her position as the paramount influence in Commonwealth affairs. The conference opens on Thursday and dur- ing
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      THE BEATLES, NOW ALL MBEs, ARE JUST AS SURPRISED AT AWARD AS EVERYONE ELSE
      49 3 RINGO "It's good to know »rre of use" PAUL "What does this make me dad?" GEORGE "I didn't think wed get this sort of thing" JOHN "I thought you had to drive tanks, win wars'
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      Lock icon Sun's permanent satellite
      77 3 MOSCOW. Sun. KjsMas UU est moon pn be. which missed tt» target by *****0 miles, was speeding through space today to become a permanent satellite of the sunThe probe, namrd Lun:<-6. was launched hi. Tuesday and had been expected here to attempt a soft landing on the
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      Lock icon Its good to know that we're of some use'
      347 3 Its good to know that we're of some use' f ONDON, Sun. "I didn't think you got this sort of thing for playing rock and roll music," said George Harrison. "I thought you had to drive tanks and win wars and stuff." said John Lennon. "It's good to know we
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      Lock icon Kosygin for Sweden
      20 3 MOSCOW. Sun. Mr. Alexei Kosygin. the Soviet Prime Minister, has accepted an invitation to visit Sweden.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Wilson must face decision on limit to immigration
      254 3 Wilson must face decision on limit to immigration LONDON, Sunday. THE Labour Government will soon f\ave to decide whether to impose new curbs on the number of Commonwealth immigrants to Britain. Admiral o: the Fleet Lord Loui.s Mountbatten ha.- now completed his tour of Commonwealth countries to see j what
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      Lock icon Sexual attacks charge
      55 3 NEW YORK. Sun.— Polie r nave arrested a 19-year-old Negro university student and accused him of sexually attacking at least 30 women in The East Bronx section of New York city during the last 18 months Ail of the awaults were against blonde women and all occurred
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      KKK cross at London home of Pakistanis
      179 3 KKK cross at London home of Pakistanis LONDON. Sun.— A burning cross was found at the home of two immigrant families here yesterday The cross, wrapped in petrol-soaked sack-cloth and nailed to the door of the house occupied by two Pakistani families, was the sixth found in Kngland in the
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      Lock icon British soldiers jailed
      61 3 WEST BERUN Sun. S. yen Bnti>h soldiers have hwn sen- 1 teuced to 28 days' tail by their commanding office^ for causing a ma&s brawl in a West Berlin bar < las 1 May. a British Army spolce*tn»n said today. The seven, whose names were not revealed,
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    Tun Yusof inspects the vigilantes
    120 4 THE YANG dl-Pertuan Ne- rara of Singapore, Tun Vusof bin Ishak. inspects continents of the State Vigilante Corps at Jalan Besar Stadium. About 3,000 Vigilantes took part in a giant rally and march past at the stadium on Saturday to celebrate the first anniversary of
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    Annual meeting of MTSU
    55 4 IPOH. Sun. The Pcralc centra] district of the Malayan Technical Services Union will hold its annual meeting at the National Union of Bank Employees premises in Station Road here tomorrow at 6 p.m The union's national president. Mr. V. Jesudoss, and general secretary. Mrs. E. S.
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    A $1 mil. a day economic boost for Sock by U.S.
    525 4 THEY'RE BUYING INDON RUBBER*- AT CUT PRICES' KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday A MERICA was today ac--^cused of helping Indonesia earn nearly $1 million a day by buying the bulk of her rubber at cut prices to the disadvantage of Malaysia
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    Susannah's double plans an August wedding
    199 4 Susannah's double plans an August wedding From GARY YEANG PERTH, Sun. Mal- ayan-born television announcer Jocelyn Leach, 24, plans to be an August bride. Bhe and her fiance. Alan Thompson, plan to get married and to make Perth their home Jocelyn arrived In Western Australia four years ago to study
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    Co-op officials
    36 4 BATU GAJAH. Sun. Inche Kamal bin Hamzah has been elected chairman of the Batu GaJah Government Servants' Cooperative Thrift and Loan Boc:ety. Inche Abdul Rahman bin Idrte is secretary and Mr. N Ramasamy treasurer.
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    Khir's statement is 'uncalled for,' says NUT leader
    268 4 Khir's statement is 'uncalled for,' says NUT leader MALACCA, Sunday. T^HE general secretary of the National Union of Teachers, Mr. John Gurusamy, today described as "unfounded and uncalled for" yesterday's statement by the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, that certain NUT leaders were spreading a "malicious propaganda campaign"
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    85th year joy
    34 4 SINOAPORE. Sun The Hean Yuen Merchant Tailors' Aasocia- von will celebrate its 86th anniversary with a dinner at the Chi- nese Chamber of Commerce Auditorium In Hill Street on June 20.
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    $10,000 grab by a lone burglar
    112 4 $10,000 grab by a lone burglar CINGAPORE, Sun. A lone burglar stole cash and Jewellery totalling $10,000 from the home of real estate agent, Mr. David Phoa, in East Sussex Lane, last night, while he and his wife were out. Their sons, Eugene. 25 and William. 21. were at home
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    Magic shows in aid of charity
    77 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. The International Brotherhood of Magicians (Singapore Ring 115,. in conjunction with Dale Carnegie Alumni Asoclation, are presenting two magic shows "Magicana 1965" at the Victoria Theatre on June 28 and 29. The shows are under the patronage of Inche Othman Wok Minister
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    Presentation
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Buddhist Federation will present some money to the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Social Affairs. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, to be distributed to social welfare homes in Ms office at 1030 a.m. tomorrow
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      290 4 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS published 5 1. 16. 20. Electoral law keep* ancient, and reliable (3, picture of male persons Intact 14, 2, 3, 6, S). 8 Occasion for painting the You are smacked audibly— by town red *>• s>. Edward IV. no doubt (7). 14 Disciplinarian of bouse and
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    Thrift and loan office-bearers
    83 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Mr. H.M.J. Jensen has been elected president of the Singapore Traction Co. Employees Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. Vice-presidents are: Messts. A.T. Oliphant, G.H.L. Pouliei. B. Waterhou.se. Jimmy Kang Cheng Yam and D. Hepburn: chairman, Mr. Abdul Karim bin Gani, and hon. secretary/treasurer,
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    Free film shows
    33 6 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The field section of the Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at Kampong Serangoon Kechil; Lorong Fatimah. Woodlands end; and Kampong Eunos at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    IN AND OUT BY AIR
    444 6 r rHB following li today's schedule 1 of the civil aircraft movements at Pay* L*bar airport. Singapore: ARRIVALS 8. 3. A C From London. Kuwait. Bombay BA 788) 2.10 p.m.: from London. <.:&iro. Karachi, Bangkok <BA 70.) 6.10 p.m.: from Melbourne. 3ydney, Darwin (CBH 4342)
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    Joint vocal recital at the Vie in aid of the deaf
    153 6 Joint vocal recital at the Vie in aid of the deaf SINGAPORE, Sun. The Heralds' Choral Society will present Miss Foong May Sim (mezzo- soprano), above, and Miss Soon Yeh Wah (soprano) in a joint vocal recital to be held at the Victoria Theatre on June 19 at 8 p.m.
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    Homes estate officials
    69 6 SINGAPORE, Sun— Mr. Phay Hock Chuan has been elected preaMktnt of the Macpherson Hordes Estate Residents' Welfare Association in Singapore. Other officials elected at the Association's annual general meeting are: Mr. N.T.S. Chopra, vicepresident; Mr. Richard Llm Choon Yong, general secretary; Mr. Wee Ghim Teng. assistant secretary;
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    No water areas
    48 6 SINGAPORE, Sun— Water will be cut off in Thomson Road House Nos. from 1 to 155 and from 38 to 112. between Kong Lee Road and Moulmein Road, Derbyshire Road, Suffolk Road and House No. 47. Lincoln Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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    'Kill that tiger' order
    198 7 RANGERS STEP UP HUNT FOR MANEATER If U A L A TRENGGANU, Sun— An oi der has been sent out to all game rangers in Trengganu to '"hunt and kill" the tiger which is terrorising the kampong folk at Chalok, 38 miles from here. The beast
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    Two parties hit out at arrest
    57 7 SINGAPORIi Sun Singapore's Party Rakyat and the Bansan Soslalls yesterday condemned the arrest of the chairman of the Selangor Labour Party. Dr. M. K. Rajakumar, and demanded his Immediate and unconditional release. Dr. Rajakumar was detained by Special Branch officers at Ma clinic on
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    Schools give to Defence Fund
    42 7 KUALA KANGSAR. Sun.— The teachers and pupils of the Tsun« Wah Primary School here have donated $529.35 towards the National Defence Fund. In Batu Oajah. the Public Commercial Institution's teachers and pupils donated 5103.46 towards the fund.
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    Dance all night? Miss Bah could do it all day as we11...
    274 7 Dance all night? Miss Bah could do it all day as we11... KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Leading star of Les Ballets Africains, Miss Bah Sadio, 18 can dance non-stop for 24 hours and never feel tired. The 115-lb chief dancer of African cultural dances said: "I love to dance so much
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    High yielding padi seeds go to Borneo
    101 7 IJUALA LUMPUH. Sun. The two newly-discover- Ed high yielding padl strains, i Malinja and Mahsurt, have been sent to Sabah and Sarawak for fanners there, i the Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Haji Mohamed Ohazall bin Hall Jawi said today. He told reporters
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    JUMP IN SINGAPORE FEDERAL REVENUE
    81 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Federal revenue collected in Singapore rose by $10,972.--000 for the first five months of this year compared with the samr period last yrar. i The total collection wan 558.562.000. which was 53.087.000 over the estimate. Last year's collection for the first five months
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    Found unconscious
    35 7 IPOH. Sun. Ho Kuan. 66. unemployed, was admitted unconacious to the hospital yesterday from his house in Pasir Pinji new village here. He is suspected <o bare taken an overdose of sleeping tablets.
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    Former Chamber leader collapses
    121 7 Former Chamber leader collapses ALACCA. Sun. Mr. ITI K. P. Dawood Sultan. 45, a former president of the Malacca Indian Chamber of Commerce, died here last nieht. Mr. Dawood. who wan also a committee member of the I Malaysian Indian Congress j branch here, was having i discussion with the
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    Jobs for disabled folk: Singapore acts
    263 9 Jobs for disabled folk: Singapore acts SINGAPORE. Sur k Steps are already being taken In Singapore to help handicapped people get jobs. The moves are sponsored by the Committee on the Employment of Handicapped People of the Singapore Council of Social Service. The committee chairman. Mr. Goh Sin Tub. said
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    3,000 entries for Johore exhibition
    74 9 BATU PAHAT. Sun. About 3.000 entries are ex- pected for the fruit, padi. veuetable and other sections i of the annual Johore State I agricultural exhibition to be held on July 22 and 23 at the Pontian town padang. The exhibition will also include ri..spl«y
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    A plan to re-house kampong settlers
    495 9 LEE S ASSURANCE ON LAND TAKE~r>"~*> SINGAPORE, Sun. SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, today announced a new plan to re-house kampong settlers whose land is being taken over by private developers for construction of housing estates. Under the scheme, the Government would
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    Sarawak rescue pilot praised
    169 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sunday. 4 ROYaL Navy helicopter pilot in Sarawak has been commended by Queen Elizabeth for flying a suspected typhoid victim in difficult weather and without radio aids This is the second commendation for Lieut. Jeremy Knapp. 27. of the Royal Naval Air Commando Squadron.
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    BUSINESS TOLD: TIME TO CONSIDER AFFAIRS OF STATE
    282 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today urged the business community to discard the old "businessmen-for-business-only" attitude and spend some time discussing the affairs of the country. He made this call at the opening of the new premises
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    A talk on skin preservation
    59 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Fifty SHan-'or woman teachers yesterday attended a talk on skin preservation by Chez Madame Iki. an expert on facial skin care in the oriental way. at the La Salle School in Jalan Brickfields here The talk was organised by the women's section
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    Journalism professor arrives
    111 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Dr. Albert G. Pickerell. director of information, and Professor of Journalism at the University of California, arrived here today for a two-month lecture tour of Malaysia. He will give a .series ol lectures on "the Press and society; functions and responsibilities of contemporary journalism"
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    POLITICS AND RELIGION SHOULD NOT MIX, SAYS TEMENGGONG JUGAH
    170 9 POLITICS AND RELIGION SHOULD NOT MIX, SAYS TEMENGGONG JUGAH KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Minister for Sarawak Affairs, Dato Temenggorg Jugah, today spoke of the role of Christianity in enriching Malaysian political life. The Dato. who b> a Methodist made known his views on religion and politics in an intervew published
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    ISMAIL MEETS RAZAK ON ALGIERS TRIP TODAY
    72 9 Xl ALA 1.1 MPI R. Sun. The Minister of Home Affairs. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, returned here today, after two days holiday in Pulau Langkawi. and "ready to go to Algiers at any time." He said he would discuss with
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    Drivers to build $1.5 mil. building
    88 9 |£I'ALA LL'MPUR. Sun. The Malay Drivers' Association of Malaya plans to build a $1.5 million 11--storey building here. This was disclosed by the president. Inche Abdul Aziz Ismail, after an executive committee meeting today. The Selangor Government, he said, had allocated a piece of
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    FPA lectures
    36 9 KUALA LIPIS. Bun. The Pahang Family Planning Association wUI give lectures and demonstrations on family planning <it the Pahang Club here on Tuesday at 5 p.m. for women and at 5.30 p.m. for men.
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      556 10 Extension of factory has now become essential COMPANY'S PRODUCTS HAVE BECOME A HALLMARK OF OUR EXCELLENCE By STAFF WRITER TT is only a small factory, situated some four miles outside the Federal capital, bul the beauty and durability of its wide-rang-ing products have become a hallmark
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      467 10 GROWING FAMILY CARRIES ON PIONEER YONG'S TRADITION THE Yong family who owns the Selangor Pewter Co. exemplifies the spirit to which the nation owes so much for its progress and prosperity the pioneering spirit. To meet the family Is lo catch a refreshing glimpse of the significance of human ambition
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      Dr. Lint: A true industrial pioneer
      426 10 Dr. Lint: A true industrial pioneer THE Selangor Pewter Co. may be regarded as one of the forerunners of the country's present growing tradition of "Make Malaysian", says the Malaysian Minister of Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lino Swee Aim, in a message. He said that this tradition was founded upon
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    The three ways to achieve industrial peace...
    479 11 The three ways to achieve industrial peace... KUALA LUMPUR. Sun THE president of the National Union of Plantation Workers, Mr. S. P. S. Nathan, today outlined three ways for the Government, private employers and unions to achieve industrial peace. They were: Avoidance of procrastination, understanding of labour problems, and immediate
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    Malaysia seen as 'laboratory of racial and cultural contacts'
    196 11 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. I I I MALAYSIA was described ITI by an M.P today as "one of the worlds most Interesting laboratories of racial and cultural contacts." Mr. Tan Toh Hong. M.P. for Bukit Bintang. speaking at the eighth anniversary
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    Scouts told: Help Govt. during holidays
    155 11 Scouts told: Help Govt. during holidays IPOH. Sun— The 60.000 I scouts in Malaysia have been told to give I what c v er assistance they can during their i school holidays in August this year to help the Central Government in its rural devel-, opment programme. This request came
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    $20,000 drive
    32 11 SINGAPORE. Sun The Vs I men's club of Singapore Beta chapter today launched its .second charity film premiere pro I iec: to raise $20,000 for th c Spiistic Children's Association.
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    NOW ILL RELAX AND PAINT SAYS MR. LEE
    239 11 NOW ILL RELAX AND PAINT SAYS MR. LEE SINGAPORE. Sun.— Mr. Lee Siow Mong. general manager of the Singapore Public Utilities Board, is retiring after 28 years of civil service. Mr Lee has just started six months' leave prior to his retirement. At 50 he has five years more to
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    Herbal symposium
    35 11 SINGAPORE. Sun Representatives from five associations con-' nected with Chinese herbal medicine will m"tt at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce tomor- row night to discuss a proposal to hold an intern uional symposium.
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    38 12 Warii* $1 (Minimum) RALLY FOR YOUTH sponsore,] hy \u»th Kor Christ Saturday 19th ViclaMa Memorial Hall 7 30 p.m. Speaker: Mr. Chan Win Terk. Featuring the i.mlKneil choir? of Bethesda (Katong) tad Hedok Methodist All welcome
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      The Vietnam Tide
      677 12 South Vietnam's ninth major 1 political crisis in twenty months has not brightened the monsoon skies. But the return i of authority to the generals has 1 had the approval of the Chief of State, the Prime Minister and the national legislative council of twenty members, all
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      Pay Commission
      390 12 With the ban on industrial action by civil service unions, it is more than ever incumI bent on the Government to see that the Special Commission ion Salaries is constituted without further delay, and I set about its work. The Commission was first promised in October, 1963. Proposals
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      Free Movement
      207 12 The proposal to reduce from five to three the number of years a Malaysian from outside Sabah must work in the State to qualify for permanent residence is much to be welcomed. It will benefit Sabah by making it easier for employers there to recruit skill- ed labour
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      339 12 a LETTER by "M.A." i\ suggests we should not talk about a Malayplan Malaysia until a year before the next general elections. This is a grave misunderstanding of the pro»*ems we face and of the objectives of our solidarity convention. A Malaysian Malaysia la not
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    The farmers
    108 12 IN a recent editorial comment you mentioned that over 200 farmers' associations have become defunct. There are three types of rarmer.s' associations, registered, organised and proposed. Actually 109 new associations were registered in 1964. The 200 "defunct organisation" belonged to the latter two categories. Farmers' associations are a
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    Police discipline
    126 12 I REFER to the letter signed "Common Sense" suggesting that the complaint of misconduct against a Police Inspector should have been referred to the Public Services Commission instead of beiner referred for a deDartmental inquiry by the Police. The Police Force is a disciplined service with its own
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    LEARNING MALAY—9S
    461 12  - LEARNING MALAY— 9S YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Sam» (adji same, equal, aiue, similar (advi together; perfi wmt (V) to go together; bersama, bergama2 (vi 10 be together; bersama, bersama2 may be uatci adverolaUy: "together." VERBS AND VERBAL PHRASES i could, i. (J- Further expansion o( pints
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    The cold-blooded lessons of Vietnam's war
    1122 12  - The cold-blooded lessons of Vietnam's war TED SELL I A whole generation of young U.S. army officers has been exposed to the discipline and pain, techniques and tricks, problems and solutions of life and death in a battle-field laboratory BY WASHINGTON, Sun. AL T HOUGH the military situation in South
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    A nighties parade instead
    326 13 THE GIRLS LOOKED GORGEOUS. SAID DATTS STEPHENS I j KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. J'HE almost unanimous opinion was: "Baby doll" nighties are better than swimsuits. These were the "special" dresses worn by the 13 Miss Malaysia contestants before a crowd of 8,000 at Stadium Negara here last
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    ...AND THE AUDIENCE SAYS: THEY'RE BETTER THAN SWIMSUITS....
    154 13 Malik. 18. had this to say: "To me. the Rirls did not look sexy." The 13 contestants, including the newlycrowned Miss Malaysia. Miss Patricia Augustus. 19. from Penang. all felt the nighties were a good alternative to thp swimsult Miss Augustus who
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    Donations for blinded kepala top $8,750
    153 13 Donations for blinded kepala top $8,750 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Straits Times In Slnga- J pore has received further donations of $131 for Lee Swee Chong, the blinded tin mine kepala, bringing the total sum collected to $8,750.65. The donations came from Mis* Anna Khoo of Taiping <S10). Mr. and Mrs.
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    Parties that will achieve victory...
    92 13 Parties that will achieve victory. SINGAPORE. Sun. Political parties which fight for the poor and the under privileged will eventually achieve victory, the Minister for Education, Mr. One Pane Boon, said at a dinner tonight. He added: "History has shown that all groups who fight for the people because they
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    Visits to hostels drop
    62 13 Visits to hostels drop I^UALA LUMPUR. SurL Attendance at seaside hostels in Malaya has dropped because of Indonesian confrontation, says the latest annual report of the Malayan Youth Hostels Association. The total bednights at the associations hostels were 5,851 last year compared with 6.964 in 1963. Tho report attributes the
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    THREE LIVES FOR MISSISSIPPI
    3150 14  -  WILLIAM BRADFORD HUIE BEGIN IT TOD AY... A STORY OF RACIST TERROR WHICH PRESENTS THE KILLERS, by I In. c civil ri B iit.-> »urmr» were munii nil in MRMMbImI last >rar ft* part of a terrorist plan to preserve a white-supremacy society. The murderers are
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      Nyerere makes Chou a Tanu member
      99 16 PRESIDENT Nyerere of I Tanzania investing Mr Chou En-lai. tin Chinese Prime Ministerwith membership of Tanu. the ruling party of Tanzania. This came at the md of Mr. Chou's four-day visit before he left for Addis Ababa. In a joint communique, both statesmen pledged
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      138 16 MENZIES: A MURKY SHADOW OVER ALL S.E. ASIA 1F... NEW YORK, Sunday. THE Australian Prime Minister. Sir Robert Menzies. said that a "murky shadow" would spread over all of South-East Asia if the U.S. did not stand fast to defend freedom in Vietnam. Addressing the AmericanAustralian Association, he said Australia
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      Lock icon Nasser for Moscow
      33 16 CAIRO. Sun. President Nasser ha& accepted an invitation to visa thr Soviet Union, the Egyptian Middle East news imi-ncy said today. The ugencv mi quoting ■B official Soviet .source— Reuter.
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      Muslim paper
      33 16 JAKARTA. Sun. A Muslim newspaper will appe.-tf in Jak.trt« beginning from tomorrow. Called "Miiiibar Revolusi" (Theatre of the Revolution) it will be run by the biggest Muslim party, the Nahdatul Ulania
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      26 16 RANGOON. Sun. Army I patrols killed five and wounded three Chinese bandits m a bitter clash in Mongtung. One Burmese was .slightly wounded Reuter
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      Lock icon Seoul may send combat men to Saigon
      340 16 Seoul may send combat men to Saigon WASHINGTON, Sun. South Korean combat troops are exDected to go to South Vietnam to bolster Government forces, it was learned here today. Firm arrangements for this new move have not yet been completed, but indications were said to be pretty clear that South
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      Lock icon Tanzania plans Central Bank
      64 16 NAIROBI. Sun. Kenya's Finance Minister. Mr- James Gjchuru, said in his budget speech her* that the Government of neigh-' bnurlng Tanzania Intended to establish its own Central Bank and Issue its own currency. Mr. G:churu announced cv- Chang" control regulstions to orotect Kravn's economy and fore-
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      86 16 NAPLES. Sun. Police today arrested 37-year-old Mrs. Carmela de i Bernardis and said: "When you turn on the water tap i in her home out comes pure gasoline— gallons of it." Bhe was charged with pirating the gasc'lne from I underground pipes that ran almost beneath her
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    VILLAGE LIFE IX CHINA
    1069 17  - VILLAGE LIFE IX CHINA ALLINGTON KENNARD REPORT FROM A CHINESE VILLAGE. By Jan Myrdal. (H«in«mann. 505.) WORKERS OF CHINA. (Allan and Unwin. Ampersand Books. 3s. 6d by THE village of Liv Ling: is buried in the loessial hills of northern Shensi, not far from Yenan. It is poor country, the
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    In quest of healthy later life
    279 17 LIVE LONG AND STAY YOUNG. By Dr. Eric Trimmer. (Allen and Unwin 15s). By STEWART KOBE WE are not living as long as we should. The expectation of life is increasing, and in this country has been climbing with remarkable celerity in the last
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    Borneo's animal life
    342 17 Borneo's animal life MAMMALS OF SABAH. By John Harrison. (Borneo Literature Bureau, Kuching. $4)' By DAVID SZE TN this Introduction to The 1 Mammals of Sabah Professor Harrison covers a wide field. He embraces practically the whole of Borneo (it would be nonsensical to draw political lines) and he instructs
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      1277 19 |to^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. llbjjUM U.K./Conrinenr Singapore P. S'haa Penang CITY IF COLOMBO London, Hamburg Rotterdam. Havre, Hvil, laamunaa 21 21 mi 21 Jmi CITY OF WINNIPEG Lunaua, Hamburg, RotKrdaa. Awerp, Hull 14 Jely CITY OF WELLINGTON Londoft. Hjaburg, Kotteraaa. Havr*, Hull, laimiatnaa 21/27 Jely 20 Jaly CITY
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    Tin up 50 cents on the week
    919 20 ftHE tin price In Penang on 1 Saturday fell by $5.87* to $771.50 per plcul making a net gain on balance on the six-day trading period of 50 cents. Once again the price followed a fairly erratic course. The week started with a
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    50 20 June 7. June 8. June 9. June 10. June 11. June 12. Industrials: 72.52 72.85 72.74 72.52 72.12 71.93 Tins: 92.01 92.13 91.47 90.76 89.75 89.58 I S robber*: 103.86 103 M 103.68 103.68 103.84 104 04 I •Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 m 100.
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    1129 20 T*U£ table of shares on the x Malayan Stock Exchange shows last business to June 5. (A) and last business since that date (B) with H and L -Undine for Highest and Lowest business for 1964 and this year to date. n. l a. ISM le« Bricks 15.50
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      937 20 I*°JORIENTl LnlES j ATTENTION STUDENTS! INEXPENSIVE TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE s.s. "ORSOVA" (29,000 tons fully oirconditioned stabilised) Deterring SINGAPORE 23rd July 1965 Arriving LONDON 13th Aug 1965 via BOMBAY, ADEN, PORT SAID, NAPLES BARCELONA. Apply to your Travel Agent, or to> ISLAY KERR CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS CROSFIELD (MALAYSIA) LTD.,
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      27 21 (perlb). (prrpicul). lone 7. 73-ScU. $773.25 g. 73' H cU. 1775.Z4 "t',% eta. $772.25 Id. 72% eU. $773.00 11. 72 ets. $777.37 i 1-V $771.50
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      2087 21 More trade done on Stock Exchange From Our Market Correspondent THE only feature on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia last week was the Tuesday afternoon announcement by Mr. Tan Siew Sin, Federal Minister of Finance, that he was delaying the imposition of the capital gains tax as far as transactions
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      Demand for synthetic up
      148 21 WESTERN Europe is likely to have a demand of 500.000 tons of synthetic rubber by 1970 which it cannot produce Itself, Dr. Wilhelm Graulich. a West German expert, told the international rubber meeting in Munich. Current Western European capacity for producing butadene was 420.000 tons, he
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      New German rubber plant
      108 21 Farbenfabriken Bayer Ag have completed a new factory for producing "Perbunan C". a synthetic rubber which is claimed to have special flame and weather resisting qualities, the company stated last week. The new factory Increases production capacity for "Perbunan C to 24,000 tons annually. The development
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      DOLLAR RATE
      54 21 r THE present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24 last year is Sellta* TT or OD 2s. 3 15/16 d. Buying- TT 2s. 4 l/16d. Buying OD 2s. 4'*d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to its
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      Rate sustained
      65 21 Car sales in the U.S. currently are running at a rate of 8.8 million a year and this pace is "likely to be sustainable", Mr. Donald Prey, Ford Motor Co. vice-president, said In Detroit. May* 8.8-milllon-a-year rate, which included Imports, was down from a 9 1 million rate
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      63 21 m .ALAVAN Exchania Banks' Asseelaivl tion made these changea In Ita ratea to merchants on Saturday (all rate, to $100): Canada: buying TT 35 7/16. airmail OD 35 9/16. 90 .1 at. 36 1/16 credit bills 36 1/H trade bills. Selling TT or OD ready: Canadian dollars 35
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      H.K. RATES
      37 21 the free exchange market in Hong Kong on Saturday tbe U.S. dellar waa quoted at 5.75| for T T. sod 5.741 (or eaah. Starling was quoted at 16.04 and ens tasl et gold at 2601.
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      SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
      634 21 rl. following; is a complete list of revised quotations for the week ended on Saturday June 12. INDUSTRIALS a. Alex Brlcka IS. MI Rointpart 1.15 C.B. Holding! 2.02 C.T.B. ordi 38/Dunlopa 1,20 Esso 1.48 Ksso deb 1.00 Eaat Smelt F. N 230 Fed. Dlap Kltzpatncki Gammon
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      DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED
      26 21 Current Date of Total for Total for <ayment payment year previous year Lower Perak 3s. 3dt July 14 4s. 6d 45. 9d. t Interim
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      36 21 Dalmatian, Pekinese or Alsatian? Whatever it is you are looking for, you'll find it in our classified columns. It's easy to place an ad. Call at your nearest classified agent, or dial 2800 (Spore), ***** (X.L).
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      990 21 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT IPOH COMPANIES WINDING UP PETITION No. 1 OF 1965 In the matter of Macphail and Company (Ipoh) Limited The Mercantile Bank Limited. PETITIONER Notice Is hereby given that a petition for the wlnding-up of the abovenamed company by the High Court in Malaya
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      255 21 NOTICE The Public are hereby notified that It Is proposed to repair the Railway track at the undermentioned Level Crossing: The Public are hereby notified that the roadway at the Level Crossing at Railway Telegraph Post 11 9 between Alma and Simpang Ampat will be closed for repair from 10.45
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      916 21 NOTICES PROCLAMATION OF SALE IN THK HIGH COL'RT IN MALAYA AT KUALA I I Ml'l K (Application for Kxerution So. 37 of 1965) In the Matter of Kuala Lumpur High Court Civil Suit So. 285 of 1963. MX. I MUKUGAPPA CHKTTIAR Plaintiff vs. SP. K NARAYANAN Defendant In the pursuance
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      727 21 NOTICES PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO (ONSIMERS *****-DOWN NOTICE FOR GEYLANG ROAD SIBSTATION In order to allow electrical extensions to be carried out at Geylang Road Substauun It Is necessary to interrupt elei-tntily supply on Tuesday, loin June 1965. from 8.30 a.m. to 4.30 p.m. to the
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      2549 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS FEDERAL GOVERNMENT VACANCIES ■hMP th branch auu he will > himsell be MftMri uy one ur two laboratory u>M.xianLv and perhaps a more junior i>erson. The branch I COnatttUtM two sections, engaged on different projects or sets of experiments. The Chemist Assist- am will have Uie main outlines
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      765 22 TENDERS TAWARAN daripada perni borong2 yaiirf berdaiiar di-J K.R.. dl-dalam kelas "BX dan ka-atas I i akan dl-terima dl-Pejabat Penga- 1 rah Kerja Raya, Negeri2 Tanuh I Melayu. JKR Ibu Pejubat, Jalan i Maxwell, Kuala Lumpur, huigga jam pukul 12.00 tengah hari pada hari 25hb bulan Jun tahun 1965 untok
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      791 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMEN 1 S SINGAPORE GOVERNMENI VACANCY t Applications are Invited from MALAYSIAN CITIZENS— Appointment: SUPERINTENDENT. MANDAI QUARRY. Salary Scale: ($560: 630: 660) 1 8690 x 30A-930 960 x 35A-1.240 p.m. plus Variable Allowance. I Qualifications: First Grade En- Rineera Certificate Com- bust ion Engines) issued under Machinery Factories Ordinance,
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      811 22 NOTICES REALTY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF MALAYSIA LIMITED. NOTICE is hereby given that the Second Annual General Meeting of REALTY DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION OF MALAYSIA LIMITED will be held at the registered office of the Company, sth floor. Lee Wan Bank Building, 10-14 Medan Pasar. Kuala Lumpur. on Wednesday, 30th June. 1965.
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      707 22 NOTICES BULK SURVEYS (MALAYA) LIMITED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Fourth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at Bungsar Estate, Kuala Lumpur, on Tuesday the 22nd June. 1965. at 11.30 a.m. In the forenoon, for the following purposes: 1) To receive the Directors' Report and Accounts
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      749 22 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for th* supply of technical teaching materials and equipment to the Technical Teachers" Training College. Damansara Road, Kuala Lumpur for period 1.6.1965 to 31.12.1965. Schedules of items for tender are obtainable from the Colleg* General Office during office hours. Tenders should only be made
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      TENNIS
      331 23 Marge beats Maria again LONDON. Sun. Australian champion Margaret Smith defeated Wimbledon utle holder. Maria Buenu. of Braz.l 4-6. 6-3. 6-3 to win the women's singles title in the Kent lawn tennis championships a: Beckenham yesterday. It was Margaret's second victory over the Brazilian siar in successive weeks, and
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      Lock icon Britain fail to reach semi-finals
      200 23 Britain fail to reach semi-finals DAVIS CUP for the first time in 1 1 years LONDON. Sun. SouUj Africa qualified (or the semi-final* of the Davis Cup European Zon* competition by beating Britain 3-2 at Eastbourne yesterday. CUfl Drysdale. the Boutn African champion, clinched victor* for his side when he
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      Lock icon World's best marathon run by Shigematsu
      329 23 Windsor to Chiswick in 2hr I2min LONDON, Sun. Morio Shigematsu, 24-year-old Japanese university student, set a world's best time of 2hr and 12min in winning the Windsor to Chiswick Marathon yesterday. His time was 11.2 sec. faster than the previous marathon best, by Ethiopia's
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      POSTPONED
      18 23 MALACCA. Sun. The Malacca Badminton Association's annual meeting scheduled for last night was postponed till June 29.
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      Lock icon SPANISH CYCLISTS 'CHECKED' OUT
      127 23 SPANISH CYCLISTS 'CHECKED' OUT LONDON, Sun. Les West of Britain, first home in the final stage after a 50 miles lone breakaway, won the Cycle Tour of Britain yesterday. He covered the last streUh from Morecambe to Blackpool in 2hi 32min 4sec to win the overall title from Poland's Janusi
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      CRICKET ROUNDUP Glamorgan the top scorers
      405 23 CRICKET ROUNDUP Glamorgan the top scorers LONDON. Sun. The Welsh i county Glamorgan, bidding for their first county championship sii.ee 1948. hit the highest scon of the day when they made 348 for five wickets against Warwickshire yesterday. Their opening batsmen Bernard Hedges (124) and Alan Jones (108) gave them
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      Lock icon GOLF Bonallack fights back from six down to victory
      261 23 GOLF Bonallack fights back from six down to victory OORTHCAWL (South r Wales), Sur\ Six down after 13 holes, Michael Bonallack. the 30-year-old England captain, staged a magnificent recovery to beat fellow-English-man 19-year-old Clive Clark 2 and 1 in the final of the British Amateur golf championship at Royal Porthcaw]
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      539 23 NOTICE OF CHANGE OF ADDRESS This serves to inform the public thot os from 12th June 1965, our town office will be moved to No. 63 (Ground Floor) Market Street, Singapore 1. Tel: Nos. *****, ***** and *****. NATIONAL IRON STEEL MILLS LTD. LADY JI'.MOII TYPIST Mobil Oil Mala? a
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      691 23 I NOTICES KERAJAAN MALAYSIA HADIAH2 BIASISWA/ DCHMASISWA 1»66 PfcKSIKI Tl \N DAN KANCHA.NGAN COLOMBO Permohonan di-pelawa daripada Warg-necara Persekutuan dan rang layak menjadi Warganegara. taagi B»siswa/Dermasiswa Persekutuan dan Hadiah Ranchangan Colombo untok dl-UniversiU Malaya dan Singapura dan Juga dlseberang laut bagl tahun pelajaran mulal tahun 1966. 2. Chalun2 yang layak
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      206 23 FIRESTONE TYRES WIN INDIANAPOLIS 500-MILE RACE FOR 42nd CONSECUTIVE TIME vaHaMsVJ^^^^^^K .^jj^^tf > -J^» m^L^Mi^ m^ mm^^^|K»w^mmml»^Lm». a On 31st May at Indianapolis Jim Clark established a new racing record when, driving on Firestone tyres, he won the 500-mile race at a speed of 150.686 m.p.h. The cars taking second
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      CRICKET Griffiths makes it nine for 39
      237 24 CRICKET Griffiths makes it nine for 39 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore gained their expected innmirs win over Johore in the MCA League match which ended here today. Johore. who norried 178 runs to avoid an innings defeat, returned thrir spiond Innings at l«-l this morning and were all out In under
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      ZAINAL IS YOUNGEST WINNER OF ,PERAK OPEN TITLE
      271 24 ZAINAL IS YOUNGEST WINNER OF PERAK OPEN TITLE GOLF TPOH. Sun. Twen- ty-year-old Zainal Abidin bin Yusoff today became the youngest golfer to win the Pcrak Open. whii'h began in 1956. Zainal returned an apgrepate score of 22."). beating Darwis Deran, the Maiavan '-hanipion. by five strokes in the 54-holr
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      Astar shines for Spore
      543 24  -  Joe Dorai JOHORE GET A ROASTING FROM 8,000 CROWD SPORE 2 JOHORE 1 by Singapore, Sunday SINGAPORE right-winger Ali Astar, one of the off-form players who was on the verge of losing his place in the team, was the hero of Singapore's victory over Johore in
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      MALACCA CUP HOPES FADE Services score a shock victory
      344 24 MALACCA CUP HOPES FADE Services score a shock victory MALAKA 1 SrRVKrS I \l \< < Sun. Singapore Joint Services shocked MalMM to a 4-1 defeat in tlirir m. mid round of the Malaya (up competition at tin- Kubu Sl.i iiiiim this evening. With their defeat toda\. and Singapore's viclorx
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      Kean Hua's title
      103 24 IPOH. Sun— Yeoh Kian Hua. a lawyer and former All-England player, won the Perak lunior badminton singles title when he beat Ooi Kirn Seng in the final at the SJA liall here tonight. Men's doubles: Nu Kam TlMOf and Wong Kai Fatt bt Chtah Chee Peim and
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      ARMED FORCES HOLD PERAK
      259 24 FORCES 0 PERAK 0 by Mansor Rahman KUALA LUMPUR. Sun—Malaysian Armed Forces and Perak, 1-im year's north zone finalists. fought out an action-packed drawIn their second round Malaya Cup match at Merdeka Stadium lonicht. On the run of play, full credit must go to Forces defence
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      TABLES
      125 24 P W D L F A Pts Dm 7 s 1 o 25 3 n J enang 7 5 0 2 25 7 10 mm 7 3 1 3 15 13 7 talk 6 2 2 2 15 7 6 Serial. 6 3 0 4 8 17 4 Mi
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      SPORTS SUMMARY
      263 24 BADMINTON Spore junior championships Men's singles q-HnaU: Lee Choon Pew bt A. Karim 12-16. 18-13. 17-15; Long Peng Kwang bt Ann Cheng Khoon 18-13. 15-3: Yeo Ah i Seng bt A. Hassan 15-6 15-17. 17-16; Y. Hassan bt Ong Tiong Hln 17-14. 15-3 Men's doublet q-tlnaU: K. W
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      FOOTBALLET!
      72 24 MOTORISTS and pedestrians stopped for a free show by the Les Ballets Africans at Shaw Road, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. It was a football practice match, played with plenty of zest and fun and not without skill. The main attraction was the presence of two girls from the show, Soare
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      Beaten —but NS are champs
      224 24 Beaten —but NS are champs- SINGAPORE, sun. Although beaten 2-1 by Singapore, i Negri Sembilan finished on top on goal average in the MHF quadrangular hockey tournament which ended here today. Singapore needed a 3-0 win to clinch the title and at one stage they were two up. But their
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      Record runs by Raman, Victor at Perak meet
      390 24  -  LEE FOO SAN ATHLETICS By Ipoh, Sunday rpWO state and six zone records were smashed atj A the conclusion of the two-day Perak Amateur Athletic Association Central zone championships! held on the CEB ground here today. M. Raman ran the 10,000 fs
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      Bulwant's best in allcomers meeting
      349 24 KUALA LUMPUK. Sun. Bui- want Singh Kler of Sabah, younger broilur at Uilbagli. TIM Mal.iy.sian niicluie-<lLstancc runner, j ran hti tustesl evet 800 metres 1 1 UKi.ty in the Seluiigni- AAA all- conit'ih meet at Bnckllelils here. I < He clocked 2min [.Inc. Bulwam cuuld
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      Freda sets 2 marks
      93 24 PENANG, Sun.— Freda Gonzales a woman inspector from the George Town District, set up two new records at the Penang Police athletics championships at the City Stadium here yesterday. She won the 300 metres !n 27.75 ec and the 100 yards In 13.3 sec. She was
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      PAAA DECATHLON
      28 24 PENANG Fn The Penang AAA will hold their Decathlon event at the Technical Instil ute. Butu LiiDchang Lane, on June 26-27 Entries close on June 19.
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      Sivam wins x-country
      93 24 |>ENANG. Sun. K. K. ParaX^ ma&ivam of Province Welle.sley set up a new record ot 36mm Bsec In the Penang AAA crosscountry race over six miles here today. > Runner-up D. Jambu (Old Xaveirlansi also beat the existing record j of 36:50.8 when he returned 36:36 2.
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      S'gor are south zone finalists
      78 24 MALACCA. Sun. Seli.n«or became the south zone finalists in the Chua Choon Leoiiß Cup tennin competition when they trounced 1 Malacca 5-0 here today. Results: iSelangor first < s A. 1 Aznian bt K. Dharmaratnam R-6 6-2; Billy Yap bt Dollah Linen* 7-5. 6-3; Billy
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      KEDAH MEET
      25 24 SUNGEI PATANI. Feb. Th» '.Kedah AAA championships will be held at Stadium Darulaman. Alor Star, on July 16. Entries close on July 2
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    DEATHS
    95 24 LEE TMIAM NVEN cortex Ixt'i* nt 5 p m today from 42 Ton* Shrti T>rrac« for Church of Hoh P.rmttrf Brickfield* thence to <~h«>ra.i c> m ,f, rr MRS. P. G. PEREIRA (M^MMI formerly st Anrirows beloved mother of B, Pereira Boniface and Antony paned away peacefully IP, <>.■>
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      47 24 v I > HERMES AMBASSADOR ELECTRIC SYMBOL OF A DYNAMIC gpjpjpj MANAGEMENT IMI 9O MINUTES FASTER 10,000 STROKES AHEAD OF MANUAL TYPEWRITERS 1 _n V IBM tf 1 I f a^D^ |p| OFFICE EQUIPMENT nILI 130, Robinson Road, Spore* Te1:***** KoitoUimpor Tel 7tttl /2 -Penang Tel -Ipoh TeM4M
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      196 24 Late CLASSIFIEDS 10 Word, US (tfimmumi BORN TO AtkMen «n4 F'tara'he, Sundram a dnuKhtrr on t3 6 fl» Thankn to Doctors »nd Stsff Maternity Hospital Ppnaoc IS I APPROVED IJSL-^ science laboratory I \\l /H.iy Well-equipped Lab., Qualified Experienced m jC\ NlI^L-, r\4^/ Graduate Teachers; Practical Theory CAMBRIDGE COLLEGE (MALAYSIA'S
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      47 24 SPORTS DIART ■OCCn S'porr Div. 2A: Ch Athletics A v RAF Seletar 'A (Geylangi: Div. ?C: Stable Boy.= v Minto: Div. 2D: Junior AA Police A': Div. 3A: Mt Emily BODCA (all three matches «t Farrer Pk Div. 3D: PSARC v K Raja (St George's Rd'; Windsor
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      47 24 Roy. v Hamilton (Balestier Rd> Malacca Div. 2: Hakka Avsn 'B v 1 10 Gurkha Rifles B Hllin. L Prrak Div. 1 Flemiiijiton v N Scotia (T. Ansom. Penang Div. 3A: JelutonK YC v Ch Wanderers l»iv. 3B: Green Jackets 'B I Kilat rboth at O. Kramati.
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