The Straits Times, 4 April 1966

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The Natimiiil NHWS|!!S|IHP Kstri 1845 MONDAY. APRIL 4. 1966 if 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    SOEK SAYS IT AGAIN: DOOR IS STILL OPEN...
    439 1 SOEK SAYS IT AGAIN: DOOR IS STILL OPEN... DCMiOR, Sun. President So c karno said today that the door was still open for a peaceful settlement with Malaysia. Thr military spokesman for Kogam. Col. Sunarjo, told newsmen I hut .1 political settlement would have to precede any talks between the
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    Danang in Red hands'
    313 1 New Vietnam crisis PREMIER KY CANCELS INTERNAL FLIGHTS TO ALLOW j PLANES TO CARRY TROOPS TO LIBERATE' CITY SAIGON, Sunday SOUTH Vietnamese Premier Nguyen Coo Ky announced today that the city of Danang was in the hands of Communist elements and that the Government would soon
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    Why the Govt has failed to stamp out the bookies: By Tengku
    574 1 Why the Govt has failed to stamp out the bookies: By Tengku THE BIG ONES THAT GOT AWAY... KUALA LLMPia Sunday. TENGKU Alxlul Rahman tpdav spoke of tlir Governjiienl's futile uttempls to niikisli the lx*)kniuking racket and how the "big ones'* in the ring were tree to move about in
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    REBELS ARE ACCUSED OF USING VIETCONG TACTICS
    192 1 characteristics of Vietcong tactio. After starting by just calling for civilian rule which the Government Itself wanted they had become Increasingly violent against all authority and against the American presence here, he said. Brigadier General Nguyen Van Chuan the newly -appointed Northern Zone
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    Lock icon Bodies recovered from sea
    50 1 LONDON bun Seven bodies j were retovtnd trom ihe North Sea today after a trawler ran aground and .sank. CoaM Guards reported A helicopter and Coust Guards searching thr Lincolnshire coast al.so found damaged life I.lft j mid lifebelt* washed up by galela.shed hea> -Reuter. I
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    9-year-old thugs
    37 1 PALERMO 1 Sicily >. Sun. Police yt-Meiday announced the capture here of a gang of four house)*: eakers all of them nlne-year-old boys. In the gang leaders home, the police found a SH\vn-ofl .shotgun and explosives.
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    2-man NTUC team for Moscow May Day rally
    160 1 SINGAPORE. Sunday. \IR. Ho Bee Beng. president of the National ifl Trades Union Congress, and Mr. P. Selvadurai. member of the governing board of the NTUC research unit, will leave for Moscow at the end of this month to attend the May
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    Just fancy that...
    83 1 LI'TON, Sun. Enthusiasts who spent months patiently rebuilding a wrecked 1925 American Cherub aircraft watched proudly as their creation took off again. Seconds later they had more pieces than when they started. The tiny green and silver aircraft the only one of its kind in Europe plunged
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    Tun Razak met by Shiina at Tokyo Airport
    175 1 Tun Razak met by Shiina at Tokyo Airport r>KYO. Sun. The Malaysian Deputy Prime Minister, Tun M>dul Kazak, arrived here tonight to attend the Japan-sponsored Southeast Asian Ministerial I lonomic Development conference to be held on April fi and He landed at Tokyo Airport at 7.45 p.m. < 1815 Malayan
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    Blast tears hole in ship
    251 1 Blast tears hole in ship DENANO, Sun. A Europe -bound cargo ship. City of Ripon. made an emergency dash rxick to Penang last night att c r a mysterious blast had torn a big hole near its bow. The T.TOU-ton vessel, belonging to Ellerman Buckj nail S.S. Co. Ltd.. was
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 MARCOS BRIEFED MANILA un President Marco* was briefed tonight on Indonesian illation by Philippine Amh.tss.uiot Mar else Reyes. No <l tali were released— I PI.
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      Lock icon Indira flies into Moscow, talks with Kosygin
      336 2 Indira flies into Moscow, talks with Kosygin MOSCOW. Sunday JNDIAN Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, arrived in Moscow last night for talks with Soviet leaders on her way home from Washington. Tho Kremlin leadership has expressed j-rcat satisfaction with the choice of Mrs. Gandhi as Indian Primp Minister. The Communist
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      German contract
      35 2 JAKARTA. Sun The Indoinesian Government hts signed n contract worth 12 7 million Doutschr maik> tor thr eMabl'..shment of new Stat? radio .studio> in Jakarta, the official Antaia 1 news agency rpporied yesterday.
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      From a shark's liver, oil for cosmetics
      118 2 DOBT ELIZABETH. Sun Japan was extremely interested in several species of deep water sharks found off the South African toast because their livers contained squakne. a special oil used in ih* 1 preparation of cosmetics. an eminent Japanese ichthyologist said here yesterday. Dr.
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      Lock icon China hands protest Note to India
      96 2 PEKING. Sun. China yester- 1 day protested against alleged anti-Chinese activities by India. In a Note handed to the In- 1 dian embassy. China said the Indian Government was conrlving with and supporting followers of the Nationalist Chinese President 1 Chiang Kai-Shek In anti-Peking
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      Lock icon US sells jets to Jordan for air defence
      132 2 WASHINGTON, Sun. The I nited SMtes announced yesterday the sale, of lite-model U.S. jet warplanes to Jordan for her air defence. As usual in issuing such announcements, the State Department refused to list the size of the order or thr number or
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      Lock icon Duke Ellington at festival
      60 2 DAKAR. Sun. Dulse Ellington, ihe American Jazz maestru, arrived here yesterday to take part in the First World Festr. >'. of Negro Arts, which opened en Friday. The festival, which has drawn entries in plastic art. theatre, boots, films and music from over 3o countries, is
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      Fire kills 11
      33 2 OTTAWA. Sun. Eleven pe.T- 1 pie. including nine children, j were burned to death in a firs which destroyed a frame house on the Parry Sound island Indian itaervt. ap.
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      Lock icon 11 African leaders to bring pressure on Wilson
      215 2 11 African leaders to bring pressure on Wilson VAIROBI, Sun.-Lea- ders of eleven east and central African 1 atmns agreed here to bring pressure on Brit tin to take effective and decisive meaa ires, including the use of force, against the breakaway Rhode.- ian regime. They announced this In a
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      Lock icon Eight dead, 30 hurt in ship blaze
      121 2 MARSEILLES. Sun. IpiGHT men were learJ ed dead last night in a fire roaring through the tanker, Olympic Honour, in Marseilles harbour. Thirty other men were injured as the blaze, triggered by an explosion, i swept through the empty 20.611-ton tanker. Earlier reports
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      Lock icon The last seat goes to the Tories
      164 3 I\UNOON (Scotland), if Sun. The final result of the British general election was declared yes terday, adding one more Conservative to the battered Tory ranks in the House of Commons. The result was at Argyll, I north Of Scotland. As expected it was
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      The geography of love around the world
      110 3 LONDON, Sun. A British social scientist cl iims that peak periods In human love-making can be reduced to a question of geography. "For Germans it coincides with Christmas, but for the French It seemfc to be when the m»d rush down the Route
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      Lock icon Hornblower's creator U.S. Forester dies at 66
      132 3 LOS ANGELES, Sun.— C. S. Forester, the British author who created one of fiction's mightiest naval heroes —Captain Horatio Hornblower died of a stroke in Fullerton yesterday. He was 66. Although Forester, whose seldom used Christian names were Cecil Scott, had lived In
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      Gromyko to U.S: Get out
      392 3 Gromyko to U.S Get out 'WE CAN DO WITHOUT YOUR BASES AND 80M85. MOSCOW. Sun You're a non-European power and must leave Europe to the Europeans, he says gOVIET Foreign Minister, Mr. Andrei Gromyko, told the United States yesterday to get out of Europe. In a long, hard-hitting speech that
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      Unbeatable old Alfie shows his mini bike
      86 3 GIX- FOOTER Alf Tabb. 83. of Worcestershire. l;»ini» hr is the oldest professional cyclist. But judging by this. picture he must ha\e two claims, being also tinoldest rider of mini bicycles. And he is still in the challenging business, asking people to try
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      Lock icon Stowaway Liv wins U.S. entry battle
      305 3 HK WON'T HA YE HIM. SAN FRANCISCO. Sunday. IU Tsai-minsj a 17-year-old stowaway, yesterday won rn.s battle to remain in the United ■j states Hf W|t released trom eu.-tody aft^r the local director of th« U.S. Immigration and Naturalisation Service wl f hdrew a
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    Trade team leaves
    79 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Rus.viun trade and economic mission to Singapore left tonicht for Moscow after c 24-day tuy. Mr. V. B. Spandarian. leader ol the mission, told IMIHMU at the airport that the delegation had completed successlully their task. Mi. Spanclanan said thai he was grateiul to
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    Hand performance
    25 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Police Band will ei\r an hour-long a public performance at the Punßgol Community Centre from 8 p.m. on April 13.
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    A statuette for champion blood donor from Lee
    393 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. JYJH. FREDERICK (ieorge Crook (right) tne man who stole the show at the medal presentation ceremony of th c Blood Transfusion Service at the Singapore Conference Hall on Saturday. Mr. Crook, a 44-year-old production engineer, was presented a statuette by
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    Registration of union is cancelled
    182 4 Registration of union is cancelled JjINGPORE. Sun The Registrar of Trade Unions. Mr. Wong K;ili Yrow. has announced that the registration cert il nation of the Malay Seamcn'.s Union of Singapore has been cancelled Tin' announcenu-nl was made m the Singapore Government Gazette. In the notification. Mr. Wong said that
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    'Most progressive' tag for Republic
    260 4 SINGAPORE, Sun THE Minister of State for Education, Inche Rahim Ishak, said today that Singapore's achievements in the various fields of human endeavours had earned the Republic the description of being "the most progressive, if not most dynamic" lation in this region. Speaking at the
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    A police plea to cemetery festival crowd
    246 4 SINGAPORE, Sun. Police today appealed to worshippers during the Cheng Beng Festival, which coincides with the threeday Grand i Prix, to avoid using the Upper Thomson Road when proceeding to the Kampong San Teng and Bright Hill Crescent "emeteries. During these three days,
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    Lee: PAP to rally people to build the nation
    567 5 Lee: PAP to rally people to build the nation 'Our politically conscious citizens can't be fooled' SINGAPORE. Sun gINGAPORE's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, said today that the People's Action Party set up its branches not to collect votes for any coming election but to rally the people to
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    Quick-grow Brinchang gets hotel No. 4
    97 5 Quick-grow Brinchang gets hotel No. 4 TANAH RATA. Sun. The < District Officer here. i Inche Abdul Azmi bin Abdul Tahrim. yesterday opened the Brinchang Hotel, the fourth in Brinchang two mile.s north of here. He said all the hotels >n the Cameron Highlands, be they old or new. should
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    US saxophone quartet due
    41 5 i KUALA lUMPUR. Sun. The North-western Unlvcnttj phone nuanet from Illinois. I perform at •h. Malayan Teachers' College here at 8.30 p.m. on April 15 Tickets at $3. $3. $2. SI can oe obtained at Weld Supermarket
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    CHANGES [N THE SPORE LEGAL SERVICE
    236 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. The first criminal district judge. Mr. Eu Cheow Chye, assumes duties tomorrow as Registrar of the High Court here in place of Mr. T. S. Sinnathuray who is to be a senior state counsel at the Attorney General's chambers. Thi.- U one
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    Wounded tiger believed dead
    68 5 TANAH RATA. Sun —A tiger which was nounded by a ehoti gun blast five weeks aeo when It I attempted to raid a chicken pen on a farm near here Is believed to have died in deep Jungle. It 1 left a trail of blood before
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    Singapore appoints its first woman judge
    318 5 Singapore appoints its first woman judge CINGAPORE, Sun.— A Singapore woman barrister has made a breakthrough in the legal service here by being the first legal officer of her sex to be appointed a district Judge. The Legal Service Commission has selected Miss Jenny Lav Buong Bee. 33, as Second
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    Aminah elected again
    46 5 i KIBONG TEBAL. Sun. Che Aminah binte Hussein has tx*n rt-c erUd president of the South Province Kaum Ibu for the third year in succession with Puan H;i- Jar. Chlk binte Hajl Yahya as vlcej president and Che Rogayah binte 1 Aiiff. secretary.
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    CIVIL MARRIAGES IN KAJANG DOUBLE IN ONE YEAR
    158 5 CIVIL MARRIAGES IN KAJANG DOUBLE IN ONE YEAR ICAJANG. Sun. The v number or civil marriages registered here last year is double the 1964 figures. This wa.-N stated by the Registrar «;f Marriages here. Mr. Slav Len? Chong. who said there wa.a marked increase here of marriages under the Civil
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    $20,000 reward for Chin Peng still on
    248 6 $20,000 reward for Chin Peng still on ALOR STAR, Sunday. THE Malaysian Government is still offering a 820,008 reward for the capture of Chin Peng, secretary-general of the Malayan Communist Party, who is believed to be hiding in the jungles on the Malayan-Thai border. This offer is contained in thousands
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    Manicka to urge uniform work hours
    77 6 KL'AI-A LUMPUR Sun The Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam left for Penang today Ito meet shopkeepers there and discuss with them the question of having uniform working hours for the MrißSn He said that the workers there complaining of long workuig j hours
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    Dato Wong hands over $50,000
    147 6 PENANG, Son. The Chief Minister, Data Wont Pow Ne«. today presented a 550.000 cheque to the Krpala Batas mosque committee for the construction of a mosque which is to be the hie gest in Province WellesDato Mnnc mad> the presentation on behalf of the Central
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    Jaycees in Ipoh plan blood donation drive
    317 6 Jaycees in Ipoh plan blood donation drive TPOH, Sun.— The Ju- nior Chamber of Ipoh is to embark on a "Save A Life' campaign by putting members and friends within easy call should a biood don- ation be urgently required by the hospitals here. This was announced by the incoming
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    The shame of Kajang's district office...
    185 6 The shame of Kajang's district office... l/AJANG, Sur-.—Tbt iV District Offta* here was today de>scribed as a "cow sh«d and an eye-sore" at the first meeting of the Ulu Lanjrat Town Board. A member of the board, Mr. Low Han Pul. said: "Wi do not even have a proper and
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    Headmaster is president
    51 6 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun. Mr. Long Hcng Hua. headmaster of King Edward VII Secondary School. Taiping. has been elected president of the North Peiak Schools' Sports Council for 1966. Other ofllcials: Vice-presidents. Mr Karam Singh and Rrv. Brother Leo: secretary. Mr. Francis Chane: and treasurer. Mr. O<»1 Huav
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      284 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. In pressing need of a run, (ft 1. Soldiers are commanded to <•>•- mmmm carry outfit (7» U P 10 J oln lh rmy plot? c«rry ouuit u>. Thafa open to ■ißument (9>. 5. Time lor a drink In India? g. 'Thrice darling of the
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    S'pore I-cards: New rules
    566 7 RE-REGISTRATION REQUIRED WITHIN A PERIOD Person who intends to leave State for place outside Malaysia must surrender document SINGAPORE. Sunday. ANY person who intends to leave Singapore permanently for a place outside Malaysia must surrender his identity card to a registration officer within 14 days of
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    Ceylon MPs to strengthen links with PAP Govt
    123 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Two Opposition Ceylonoe Members of Parliament flew < in here last night tor a fiveday visit to strengthen sr>- cialLst linkj with the ruling PAP Government. 1 They are Mr. P B. O. Kalugalla, I a former Minuter, and Mr.
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    Cotton elected Rotary chief
    60 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.- Mr P. I I Cotton, director-lr-charge ol P.m-1 and Dean Asia Ltd.. has be*>u elected president ol the R i Oiub of Sing.. pore- l Othors elected hiy rice ent. Mr Paul Ab:«he«:>r. ,rv Mr Let) Rayner: treiMr Tun Srr.g Brno and 'directors. Messrs
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    PACT WITH RUSSIA? TELL THE PUBLIC: ALLIANCE
    204 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Alliance Party Singapura wants the Government to make public "any understanding or agreement" that may have been reached during discus- j sions with the Russian Deputy Foreign Minister. Mr. Nikolai Pavlo- j vich Firioubine. when he was here recently. The
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    More donations received for widow of nine
    181 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Che Milan binte Othman and her nine children have received more donations. Thi- Kuala Lumpur tam'.iv had recently lo>t lt» bread -winner father Irche ledl a Drt-on u-.ir-rten Doimtiur> lotnlliiig SU" n;.\e dwii i-fcpived for M :ul ii. r 10 iici
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    Puan Sharifah receives Turf Club bouquet
    52 7 Puan Sharifah receives Turf Club bouquet The wife of the chairman of the Selangor Turf Club Datin E. E C Thuraisingham (left), presenting Puan Sharifah Rodziah with a bouquet after Tengku Abdul Rahman had opened the 52.4 million nev grandstand of the Selangor Turf Club in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Straits
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    Police: Dead youth had 8 stab wounds
    154 7 Police: Dead youth had 8 stab wounds CINGAPOKE. Sun— Vim Kai Kheo. the iO-vrar-old mrih.inir who ua> stabbed to druth a short distance from his house in Sago Street last Bight, had eight stab wounds, police said today They said Vim was eating at a stall wbrn se\rral persons armed
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    Lucky escape as car overturns
    61 7 NIBONG TEBAL. Sun. Mr. Chcoiiß Oaik Wee. 30. had a lucky escape from serious injuries when his car overturned in a ditcli and caught fire about half a mile from here yesterday evening. Mr. Cheong. who «a.s driving alone to Bukit Mertajum from Ipoh. managed
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    The highest donor will get 'Tiger'
    361 8 MONTFORT BOYS PLAN A NOVEL METHOD OF RAISING FUNDS TO BUILD DINING HALL KUALA LUMPUR. Frl THE Montfort Boys' Home here is to offer its nine-month-old wild-cat named "Tiger"' now as tame as a domestic cat to the highest donor towards its dining hall
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    More send in views to taxi review committee
    124 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. More organisations and individuals are sending in their views to the six-man committee set up by the Government to review the policy on taxis and taxidrivers. The chairman of the committee. Mr. Milton Tan. said today that public response, which
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    Off to New Delhi
    38 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun Inche Mohamed Shah bin Talib. ol Hie Government Printing Press here. has left for New Delhi where he will attend a one-year course in letter press printing under tiie Colombo Plan.
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    Pact with Russia 'a bold step'-NTUC
    218 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The I National Trades Union Congress today hailed the agreement on trade and economic relations between i Singapore and the Soviet Union as "a bold and 1 imaginative step in break- ing the monopoly of capii talist domination In Singapore." In a
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      153 8 \lh t, Onp My V-T. ttamtin OKAY OOP IF "YOU'RE NO IP YOU'LL STEP/AND RIGHT ..WMOS6 *CHNOZZLI 16 PWMAHLYj T-U m LONGER- INTERESTED IN ATS RKSKT, INTO THE TIME- INTO THt STIU. SMARTING HflOM THAT J HEY, MOW, MATT SC4ENCE, THERE'S NO V POC I MACHINE, I'LL I ARMS OF
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    1739 9  -  Theodore C. Sorensen The truly extraordinary man BEGINNING TODAY The intimate story of JOHN F. KENNEDY, the senator, the president, the le&eiul 44rpilK truly ex traordi n n r y man.*' il h;is been written, "is truly the ordinary man." The lirsl time I mcl John Kenned} I \v;js
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    103 10 M .rWi tit aftatawa MRS. MELVILLE SIMON Dt RorJ-" •no dooat '.nTHE FAMILY OF DM late VI a>r their Taluab aaatatAffcaa ronrto I»ti~i' wreaMn< Ann a'teodanr* d»nti« etoeir r*<*ent b^rejivemen: OATO OR TAV le. k Kn( and a*»ruii\ thank all >hn<( •bo aaai telettrama. donailoo* ionnn S*nr«a and atl'Ddnnrra
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  • The Straits Times Monday, April 4. 1966
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      Picture Of Progress
      733 10 Malaysian progress and ptW p*Ctf niakp an impressive picture in the Bank Negara's annual report, a review which does not evade coming prob- lems or .skip the penalties d failure by Malaysia and Sings' por«> to work in harmony. Separation, the Bank em- phasiSf-s. has brought to
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      Padi Rents
      406 10 His weekend call for padi land tenure and rural credit > elorras lays the chairman of the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority, Inche Ha- idiali Hussam, open to rharges that he has strayed outside his territory. His job, H may be held, is merely to ensure that farmers get
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      Jungle Task
      149 10 Like many young men bclorc him, liiche Mohamed Khan bin Momin Khan, the Ferak assistant game warden, lias roturned from overseas training full of enthusiasm for reform at home. After studying wild life management in the United States, Canada, Lurope and East Africa He j would like \o
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      Grading the day trainee teachers
      385 10 I REFER to your editorial "Teachers Mess." of March 28. It is incorrect to state that when the Day Training Centres were started "trainees who held only the Lower Certificate of Education were accepted, and prepared for classroom work less rigorously than trainees in the
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      48 10 I REFER to the letter "A Problem oi Addres.se.> (ST. March 26 > I suggest that Puzzled write to me giving mo her name and address, so that the Board can investigate her complaints promptly and clear up 'he matter. JACQUI LOH Public Relations Officer Public Utilities Board Singapore
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      PAY FOR DOCTORS
      157 10 1 REFER to the report 1 "Doctors hit at 'paltry" offer by Government" tS.T. April 2) and would be grateful If you would publish the following by way ol clarification. In order to ensure that the .specialists receive a reasonable allowance, it is considered that incremental allowances
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      69 10 IN a recent adverti.Nement the Singapore Government has seen it fit to restrict applications to various posts to honours degree graduates only. Surely Ibis Is a gross misuse of scarce, expensively trained manpower educated at our local universities. The distinction between pass and honours degree graduates was part of colonial
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    Learning Malay-212
    423 10  - Learning Malay -212 YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya AFFIXATION of KE' icontdj We hud in Lev 211 examples of how thr 'our ba.se words "bumi". "luar". "ten(ah" and "tepi" mat be affixed to "KE" to form verbs e.n KEbumiKAN ivi to bury the dead: KEIuarKAN (yi to produce,
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    Castro seeks an answer to failure
    921 10  - Castro seeks an answer to failure Richard Reston ARRESTS. A NEW WAVE OF INTERNAL TENSION AS SCAPEGOATS ARE HUNTED FOR CUBA'S ECONOMIC CRISIS hy Washington. Suit. HAVANA'S political arena in recent weeks has suddenly erupted in a series of arrests, trials and a new wave of internal tension marked by
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    Expropriation? There is 'no such evidence'
    793 11 SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT ISSUES STATEMENT ON THAT 1,024-ACRE TAKEOVER SINGAPORE, Sunday 'Acquisition law is applicable without any discrimination' THE Singapore Government said today that a recent report on the acquisition of 1,024 acres of land belonging to the British-owned Baiau Rubber and Produce Estates Ltd.
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    Over 6,000 work permits
    57 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. Thr Ministry of Labour has issued over J 6.000 worlt permits k> far to noncitizens. A spokesman said the Ministry j was still processing other applica- i tions for work permit*, including 1 late applications. These came after the March 31 1 deadline. He
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    ASSIMILATION BY CONSENT, NOT BY FORCE says DEVAN
    384 11 ASSIMILATION BY CONSENT, NOT BY FORCE says DEVAN 'Integration of people in course of time inevitable' KUALA LUMPUR. Sun THE assimilation of the various races with the natives in Malaysia should be by consent and not by conversion, Mr. C. V. Devan Nair, secretary-general of the Democratic Action Party, said
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    Devan to attend Stockholm Socialist meeting
    228 11 Devan to attend Stockholm Socialist meeting I(UALA LUMPUR. 1Y Sun. The Democratic Action Party ha* applied for affiliation to Socialists International, which is meeting in Stockholm in the first week of May. The DAP secretary-gene-ral. Mr. C.V. Devan Nair. and another official u-ill attend the Stockholm meetIng. He disclosed this
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    Skull signs up
    31 11 MUAR. Sun Pollc* here haw planted several "skull" signs along major roads in the district warning motorists of dangerous areas arid reminding them to drtfw with greater care.
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    Cross-country race
    22 11 BUTTERWORTH. Sun. St. Marks private school here will hold its fourth annual imer-schoe.l cross-country race at 4 p.m. on Tuesday
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    Lock icon Australian show team to tour Malaya, Vietnam
    110 11 SYDNEY, Sun.— A party of five Australian entertainers left Sydney today for a three-week tour •f military establishment!) ln Malaya and Vietnam. Included in the party in Melbourne television weather girl Shrryl-Ann. 21. and shapely twins I.yne and Anrielri. 19. For the cirK
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      809 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNELS 5 KuaU English; 7.10 Tainan S&straI.umpur and P«ian(. 6 7.35 Trur "OS I": 8 1 I^oh and Malacca. 3 Johore News ln Mandarin: 8.10 1 £*r r °P v ."a Tml g l lllr>1 Ilr> Bahasa Klta (Our Language); < i"%t h al Xl n lt- 8.25
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      The Penkovsky (Spy) Affair
      1043 12  - The Penkovsky (Spy) Affair Oleg Penkovsky. Allington Kennard THE PENKOYSKY PAPERS. By (Collins 365.) REVIEWED BY IN Moscow in the spring of 19«:* Grevilfc Wynne, a British businessman, was sentenced to eight years imprisoment. He had been a courier for British intelligence services. In the dock with him was Colonel
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      C'wealth societies and set-up
      160 12 C'wealth societies and set-up COMMONWEALTH RELATIONS OFFICE YEAR BOOK. (H.MS.O. 605.) THE fifteenth edition of the annual reference book compiled by the Commonwealth Relations Office appears in a new form. with a new title While retaining, and expanding. the usual informative features, biographical notes on C.R.O staff have been omitted
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      The songs the soldiers sang
      390 12  -  WALTER WARWICK THE LONG TRAIL. By John Brophy and Eric Partridge. (Andre Oeutsch 35s By FIFTY years on. with a -second world war and much other combat between, the war which wa.-> to end war remains astonishingly vivid to thr dwindling few who have first
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  • FOREIGN DESK 3
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      Liberals retain Menzies's seat in by-election
      353 13 L.C. Hoffman Jr MELBOURNE, Sunday. r ]'Hi; Liberal Party candidate, Mr. Andrew Peacock, 27, romped home in the Federal by-election at Kooyong (Melbourne) last night. He got 23,963 votes against the 11,829 polled by the Labour candidate, Mr. Bill Cooper, who was his nearest
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      Around the world feat by Soviet subs
      90 13 MOSCOW. Sun. A fleet of Russian atomic submarines recently completed an underground cruise around the world, covering 64.000 miles without surfacing, the Soviet Navy Commander. Admiral Sergey Oorshkov, said today in an interview In the Communist Party newspaper Pravda. The subs circled South
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      Quake shakes Japan
      41 13 TOKYO. Sun. A medlumii tensity earthquake shook northern and central Japan today. Tlie tremors were felt mildly In Tokyo. The meteorological agency located the epicentre of the quake a- about 95 miles northeast of Tokyo in the Pacific.
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      Pakistan accuses India of refusing to honour pact
      339 13 Pakistan accuses India of refusing to honour pact UNITED NATIONS, Sun PAKISTAN yesterday charged India with a "serious breach" of the troop withdrawal agreement between the two nations by refusing to evacuate three areas in the Sialkot region of Kashmir. "The Government of Pakistan take.s a grave view o' the
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      Marriage at mosque and Sock is the penghulu
      108 13 JAKARTA. Sun. President Soekarno acted as penghulu (marriaee official) at a weddinc last luesday evening at the Baitur Rahim mosque in the Merdeka Palate, the Armed Forces newspaper reported yesterday. The bridegroom. Untune Setiawaka Sarino. is the son of the new Minister
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      Lock icon Sea drama as oil rig is adrift in gale
      148 13 Sea drama as oil rig is adrift in gale rOM£R (England). Nun. The Cromer lifeboat was launched today after coastguards reported that the oil rig Constellation was adrift in the rale-lashed Nortn Sea aoout 33 miles off the coast here. The German tue Pacific was unable to hold the rie.
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      Lock icon Bodies recovered from sea
      49 13 LONDON. Sun. Seven bodies were recovered from the North Sea today after a trawler ran aground and sank, coast guards reported. A helicopter, and coast guards < searching the Lincolnshire coast also found a damaged life laft and life belts washed up by galelashed seas. Reuter
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      686 14 NOTICE MESSRS. MILEN CO. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 'h;it owing lo some dl&hgreement between the partners ol the above firm it is necessary to clsMilve the same as soon a-, all the alt.. wound up. Pending di.v* ■!uti..i. sir. Michael Tay of Messrs. Tan« Peng Yue Co.. Lee Rubber Building.
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  • MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
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      CLOSING PRICES
      28 16 RI'BBEB TIN (prrlb.i. iprrpiruli. Max. 28. 69>,cts. »66«.37>i 29. 69NCU. 5669.13>» 30. 68 7 fb. $671.50 31. 68 S. cU. $669.37 >, Apr. 1. *6-0.O« Z 5673.U0
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      Dull conditions on Stock Exchange
      2108 16 Dull conditions on Stock Exchange From Our Market Correspondent JF it had not been for the dealings in CCM Stores last week in the shortened trading period due to the Hari Raya Haji holiday, conditions would have been even duller. Of the total combined turnover of 2.082.514 units of stocks
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      MALAYAN STOCK INDICES
      41 16 Mar. 28 Mar.? 9 'Industrials: 86.52 86.57 Tins: 109.10 109.07 S rubbers: 109.19 109.23 Dec 30, 1963=100. Dec 29, 1962 100. Mar. 30 86.46 108.83 109.23 Mar. 31 86.79 108.97 1*9.23 Apr. 1 Apr. 2 86.83 108.99 109.23
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      SHARE MART REVISED QUOTATIONS
      648 16 THE following is a complete list of revised quotations (or the week ended on Saturday April 2. B. Alex Brick* 13.30 16 50 Boustcad 1.46 1.48 B.M. Iruite* C.C.M. 1.24 1.-o C.C.M. deb 1.00 <:.K Holdlngi Mi C.T.B. ord» 80/- 61 t> IMinlopi 2.03 206 Uast
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      875 16 TO EUROPE AND THE UNITED KINGDOM s.s. "ORIANA" (42.000 tons fully oircondirioned itobitisad) Departing SINGAPORE 15 Apr 1966 Arriving SOUTHAMPTON 3 May 1966 via COLOMBO. ADEN, PORT SAID, NAPLES, CANNES t GIBRALTAR LIMITED ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Apply fo your Travel Agent, or to> ISLAY KERR CO. LTD., SINGAPORE. HARRISONS CROSFIELD (MALAYSIA)
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      390 16 WILHELMSEN LINES FROM. ScaatNutiaa sat Caatneatu Parti Mr •aagkas. Mas* (tag. Mast. Ptntfig P. STitn Sinpewt TBUtCOINS (Cans Manila, Snangtili) 14/1J Aft It/1? Apr IS.II Apr TliU (CtllsPustn) 1/ 1 Mti IBUOO (Calls Manili. Shanghai) 11/11 Mt) 14/1S Ma) It/IB Mai BARBER LINE FROM U.S.A. CASt AM WEST CtUT PORT*.
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      Improvement again for tin price
      1051 17 THE Straits tin price on Saturday rose $3 to $673 per picul on an offering estimated as being down 25 tons to 250 tons. The local rise exceeded the gain of £5 in the London three months forward afterr.oon buyers price in London m Friday
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      More rubber to be sold
      172 17 THE General Services Administration on Friday changed its policy for selling rubber from the US stockpile, a GS.A. spokesman said in Washington. Rubber will be sold without any restriction on the amount that may be sold In any one month or any one calendar quarter,
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      India produces more rubber
      112 17 i Production of natural rubber In I India Increased last year to 49.400 metric tons from 44.250 I ins in 1964, according to an official release. Consumption of all -inds of rubber In the country Increased from 83.150 metric tons to 94.740 tons during the same
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      DOLLAR RATE
      55 17 'THE present rate of the Malayan x dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November °A, 1964 is m- I ling T.T. or O.D. 2s. 3 1.-> lfid. Buying T.I. 2a. 4 l/16d. Buying O.D. 2s. 4',&. The dollar is at Its statutory middle position in relation to
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      Tin troubles
      40 17 The spokesman of the State Tin Mining Company, Major Sajidlman, has denied reports that Indonesia's tin Industry was suffering from supply and slipping difficulties. He said that his company had been meeting consumers requests as usual without difficulties.
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      65 17 TMI Attaciatlan at Banks In Malayl (la made these channel < n it" ratea to merchants on Saturday (all rales io 1100): Canada: buying TT 31 6/16. airmail OU 3o 7, 16. VU d.st. 36 credit bills. 36 1/16 trade bills. (tiling TT or 00 raady: Canada 34
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      H.K. RATES
      37 17 ON the trts iHtiinii msrkst In Honi; Konx on Saturday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.76J (or T.T. and 5.741 (or cash. Starling was quoted at 1601 aad ont tatl o» |tld at 263
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      691 17 r== I T*\ ti r^H ~^^^smSt?^? sMkv^^s^^^^s^l SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT MALACCA STATE OF MALACCA IN THE CAUSE OF BUR NO. 47 OF 1965 EXECUTION No. 3 of 196« RM. S. Savithrl Plaintiff versus Noh binte Baba Defendant AUCTION SALE OF All the undivided half
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      673 17 JABATAN PENERBANGAN AWAM TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited and will close at 12 noon on Thursday 14th April, 1966 for the supply of: (a) 60 lengths each of 100 feet. 2J" rubber-lined hoses fitted with instantaneous light alloy couplings. (b) 7 sets of Hose binders for fittings on hose couplings.
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      511 17 TENDERS SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tender ..3'Dl/M: Central— paya Lebar junction Pipeline. Deposit: C2OO/-. Tender 154D1/66: Whltley Road Distribution Pipeline. Deposit: $200-. Tender 155 Dl 66: Tg. Katong; Distribution Pipeline. Deposit: $100/-. Tender 156 Dl 66: Sixth Arc Anamalal Aye Pipeline and Manholes. Deposit: $100-. Tender 157 Dl 66:
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      416 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC APPOINTMENT LIGHT DUES BOARD SINGAPORE Applications are lnvliad from Singapore Citizens for the post ol Lightkeeper 0.. salary scale of $222 x BA-310 plus variable allowance. An In-Charge allowance of $25 per month Is also paid whilst on duty at a Lighthouse. QUALIFICATIONS: (a) Age between 25
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      309 17 NOTICE OF REMOVAL MALAYSIAN AUSTRALIAN FINANCE CO LTD HAVE REMOVED TO 2nd FLOOR, HONGKONG BANK CHAMBERS, COLLYER QUAY, SINGAPORE 1. TELEPHONE NUMBERS REMAIN UNCHANGED AT *****/2/3. EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS Applications are Invited front suitably qualified peraont to flit the following vacancies which have arisen on the staff of two eipandinj Singapore
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      1051 18 MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCIES APPLICATIONS are invited from Malaysian Citizens lor the following appointments MAUN (i oi-iKATIVE OFI li m:n iDiMsion II) m the Division of Co-operatives. Ministry of Agriculture and Co-operatives. Malaysia Salary scale. (MB) -460 504\'28-tilii 644x***** Women) $370x20-410 450x 28-562 090x28-730. Cost of Living Allowance will also be
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      1071 18 will an advantage as wen ai the National Language or English. Selected candidates will be appointed on probation. Prior to tne i-" in pipt ion of the probationary period, an officer will be required to pass std. I of the Oovemment Malay Examination, excluding Ja\\l. unless he has passed an
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      1107 18 SSS4 a month for mcc and »514 a month for women. A candidate with less tban two years' but not lev* than one year's approved training 01 experience will be appointed a Becond Year Pupil Botanist on a salary of $592 a month for men and 8544 a month for
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      1040 18 excluding Jawi unless he has passed an examination in the Malay Language which Is held to be of equivalent andard or has been exempted from such examination REFERENCE: BFA.PG 36 38. 16. SUPERVISOR i.Men> (Social Welfare Superintendent of Homes) Youth Centre. Selangor (Division ll* In the Ministry' of Culture. Youth
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      618 18 RADIOGRAPHERS (Therapy), leading to the Diploma of Membership of the Society of Radiographers. United Kingdom. The period of training will be for about 2 years, tenable In the United Kingdom. A maintenance allowance at the appropriate United Kingdom rate will be paid by Government AGE: Must have attained their 17th
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      330 18 TENDERS PENANG PORT COMMISSION HIRE OF MGHTKRS The Penang Port Commtsslor Intends to hire private lightenand invites tender:, trom ligli;,^ owners, who must Rive lnlorm ation on the kind and tunnasi of the lighters being offered for hire, and whether Port Convey ance Permits are held. The conditions of hire
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      307 18 TENDER J.K.R.. H.Q. TENDER NOTICE Tender* from approved J.K.R eeisterrd ron(r:ictm> tMi It i in above. Head 111. Sub-Head I and I will be received b> tinDirector of Public Works, lalan Vlixnell. Kuala Lumpur, up lo NOON of Monday. 2nd Ma% l"t;i, for: The Mupph and Installation of Mechanical and
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    75 20 KUALA TRENOGANU. Sun Tn-nnßanu beat Kelantan by ten wickets in a two-day cricket match unii-h ended on the town pa da nt; here today. Scores: Kelaniun 58 > Lim Kirn Swce 29 n.0.. William Joseph 4--27. F. Chand Hi and 95 1 Jerome 30 Bala 21.
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