The Straits Times, 3 April 1966

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    17 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in NO. 1,568 SUNDAY, APRIL 3. 1986. 20 CENTS KDN 2036 M.C (P) 1930
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    Singapore and Russia sign first trade pact
    977 1 SINGAPORE, Sat— Singapore and Russia today signed their first trade pact on the basis of mutual exchange and technical assistance. Mutual exchange is underscored by ed deliveries of goods amounting to $30 million for each country during the tirst year. The acting Permanent
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    Three-nation bid to save woman
    65 1 AUCKLAND, Sat— An emergency flow of blood from three naioiio and a dramatic 3.000--mile dasli by a jet bomber rould save tlir lite of a dangerously ill young woman with one of the world's rarest blood groups Donors In Australia. Britain and Finland have given
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    Three jockeys hurt at Easter meet
    82 1 Three jockeys hurt at Easter meet INCHING. Sat. Three jockeys were badly injured when their ponies collided during Race Seven of the Sarawak Turf Club Easter meet this afternoon. One ol the jockeys, Mohamed Taloor.. was seriously injured in the head and is stii l unconscious. The other two who
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    Lock icon Soekarno the 'penghulu'
    43 1 JAKARTA. SaY President Sorkarno acted as "penghulu" (marriage official > at a wedding on Tuesday the Armed Force.*, newspaper "Angkatan Bensodjata" reported today. The bridgeroom. Untung Setiawaka Sarino. in the son Of the new Minister of Bdo and Culture Ssrino.— Agencies
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    Lock icon Race row sparks strike
    86 1 COVENTRY, Sal rwo hiincii' work or> about half ol them English are on gtl here in .support of an Indlan worker tald to b* th« vlctim of racial prejudice Th< diapotc .»tartrd after a scuffle between a i machine-shop worker and Lan Indian over th« portioning
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    Tan Sri it will be: Less awkward says the Tengku
    511 1 Tan Sri it will be: Less awkward says the Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE Government today announced that from April 12 a Federal Dato holder of the Panglima Mangku Negara will be known as Tan Sri and his wife Puan Sri. A women who has the award »n her own
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    QUOTE
    44 1 by the Deputy Prime Mini.--ter. Tun Abdul Razak offering hi- personal consraMilii'ions to the British Prime Minis'er. Mr. Harold WOMB, on lii> TesGuudliiK" election victor> yyiTH such a large majority. Britain should have a strong Government to tackle its many problems and challenges.
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    Lock icon OM (Korea) award for Ismail
    137 1 CEOUL. Sat.— The South k Korean Government yesterday decided to award the Order o{ Merit Fir.-t Class i to the Malaysian Home Affair* Minister, Dato {Dr. Ismail bin Abdul Rahman, who arrived here todaj irom Tokyo Dato <Dr i 1.-mail is on a one-week goodwill
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    Razak flies to Tokyo with hopes of more aid
    507 1 Razak flies to Tokyo with hopes of more aid J^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak. today said Japan was considering giving Malaysia direct financial aid in addition to what she might offer through the 'Aid to Malaysia Club." He would discuss the possibility of Japanese aid
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    10 TRAPPED IN SHIP FIRE
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      41 1 Beginning tomorrow The intimate story of an extraordinary man in an extraordinary period KENNEDY ■mm -r. »v Sk BaY M By THEODORE C. SORENSEN SERIALI SATION of ex ccrpts from 'tis book will appear in the Straits Times I from tomorrow.
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      22 1 SINGLE STONE DIAMOND RINGS SET IN PLATINUM S.P.H. de SUVA LTD., 4.5. MKill sikl l i. SINGAfORB. 6 STATION ROAD, IPO L
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  • Names in the news
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      Pickles gets his medal—but it wasn't his day...
      656 2 Pickles gets his medal —but it wasn't his day... I OM>ON. Sat Pickle... the black and white mongrel who found the stolen World Cup. was decorated with a silver medal yesterday. But he was a reluctant hero. The little dog. weary from his week in the limelight, had to be
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      A. Churchill-style Wilson warns of hard times
      763 2 A. Churchill-style Wilson warns of hard times LONDON, Saturday. pRIME Minister Harold Wilson"s Labour Party swept back into power in Britain yesterday with a majority of close on 100. and immediately told the people hard times might lie ahead. The 50-year-old leader 1 first measures to cure the country's continuing
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      Malaysians disappoint the modeis
      149 2 I/UALA LUMPUR, tat. Ciothes langing from piaysuit.s and lounging pyjamas to exotic evening dreases were modelled at tnc "Have Clothes Wul travel" fashion parade held at Hotel Merlin here today. Despite a packed hall, the modeis four gi: Is and a man were greatly disappointed because
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  • WORLD ROUND-UP
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      78 3 DANANG: Political tension remained high in Central Vietnam a.s thousands of demonstrators gathered in two major cities for anti-Gov-ernment rallies. In this garrison town. I 10.000 people marched through the streets for two hours carrying banners deI manding a change of government. In the university city of Hue. about 5.000
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      86 3 MANILA: A unique new weekly newspaper started publication. Called The Sun. the paper is written half in English, half in FiUplno. Sample: "I love him very much, ngunit akoy natatakot 'because I am afraid) that I might lo»e him," Editha Ramos said of her boy friend. "Akoy walang nagagawang masama
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      93 3 HONG KONG: Mr. William Andrew >. American busl ness man yachtsman of Manila and his two-iiuin f'ilipino crew are in China, the Royal Hong Kong Yacht Club reported. A club official said the Manila Yacht Club reported that Mr. Andrews had made a telephone call to it from some place
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      84 3 LONDON: Two theatre officials, wiio staged a play in which a baby is stoned to death, were convicted In a test ca>e here of contravening Britain'.s censorship laws. William Gaskill. artistic director of the Royal Court Theatre, and Allred Esdaile. of the English Stage Company, were found guilty of presenting
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      84 3 ADEN: A British woman was killed and tour Britons injured when a hand grenade was thrown at a group of vislI tors from a British ship in Aden harbour. The dead woman's husband was among the Injured. The others were a married couple and another man. At least four Arabs
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    Big move by Asian countries
    143 3 NEW DELHI. Sat. Fifteen Asian nations among them Malaysia and Singapore yesterday proposed a meeting "at hintx political level" of all developing countries well in advance of next year's second U.N. Conference on Trade and Development The sponsoring nations requested the secretarygeneral of UNCTAD to
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    Perlis plans for installation
    81 3 KANQAR. Sat. A musical and short sketch contest will be held in Perils on April 9 as part of the Sum celebrations to mark the Installation of the new Yuris dl-?ertuan i Agong. A sub-committee has bf»en appointed under the chairmanship of Inche Mustaffa bin Saad
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    No trace of lost soldiers
    48 3 KUCHINO. Sat. No trace has been found of the two Security Forces soldiers lost during operations in the Bungoh ra- gf. about 35 miles south of Kurhlng a week ago. A Security said today tha* the two men must now be presumed dead.
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    Rates go up on industrial property in PJ
    302 3 Rates go up on industrial property in PJ KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. THE annual value of all industrial property in Petaling Jaya is to be raised. It has been calculated on foui per cent of the total cost <>t the lactory. the land premium and the quit rent. This |i to
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    Sorge's finest hour — then the net begins to close...
    3020 4 Sorge's finest hour then the net begins to close. THE STORY SO FAR: "Tht Sor 9 Story" i* o new study of a remarkable »py one) the historic piece of espionogr for which ha was responsible. The hero of the story is Dr. Richard Sorge, a prominent mambar in 1941
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    Churches join to present Easter spectacular
    288 6  -  KHOR CHEANG KEE, By Ptnang. Sat. CHRISTIAN unity In Penang took another positive step forward this week with the various churches Joining hands to present that spectacular Passion play, "Ecce Homo" (Behold the Man). And surely there can be no more appropriate season for
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    Khir urges Chinese: Assimilate with natives
    537 6 ITUALA LUMPUR, Sat. A call to Chinese in SouthEast Asia to assimilate with the natives and not to isolate themselves was made today by the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. Speaking in his capacity as the Umno secre-tary-general at a political course
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    Lee and Wilson to discuss defence
    137 6 LONDON, Sat. Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew will have talks here later this month i with the British Premier. I Mr. Harold Wilson in which key international develop- ments. defence and trade are expected to predomin- i ate. A Singapore Government spokesman
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    Toys '66: The Bond marvel and the doll that —weeps
    410 6 Toys '66: The Bond marvel and the doll that weeps CINGAPORE. Sat. Th» magic name of Bond has done it again. The Aston Martin model car. Just like the one used by 007 In "Goldflnger, 1 has been voted "Toy Of The Year- for 1965 In Britain. This miniature marvel
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    'Get out' order
    25 6 JAKARTA. Sat Mr Of .inp.sp holding a Singapore paj oort. Has b^rn expelled from Mfdan Nor.n tra. Antara News Agency reported today.
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    10 years in jail man gets 3 more
    222 7 10 years in jail man gets 3 more £UALA LUMPUR, Sat. A man who had spent more than 10 years in prison was today jailed for another three years by the Sessions Court here for flouting a police supervision order. In 1933. R. Muniandy. 39. was convicted on a charge
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    8 7 "Most verily I say unto thee: 'Hop it"
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    'No ears' killing: Hunt goes on
    23 7 mint for the X..m H k Lai, 67. -.Win tM I ir hlg :.it. we up-" a
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    Education show
    14 7 PEN Kuni B 't>ened an •Educan Penan? exhibnon at tlic France Liglu
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    RENT CLAMP CALL
    328 7 This is the least you can do for padi men, Govt. told I(UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The chairman of the Federal j Agricultural Marketing Authority. Inche Hanafiah Hussein, M.P., today called j uoon the Govern- j ment to introduce as a minimum progr a m m c—effectivee effective
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    Lock icon Sailor runs amok on ship with a machine-gun
    144 7 (CANBERRA. Sat. A sailor ran amok with a machine-gun on the bridge of an A v s t ralian minesweeper last week and was wounded when his shipmates fired back at him, it was disclosed hero yesterday. The minesweeper Hawk tM anchored
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    Rape: Farmer for trial
    65 7 TKI.I K ANSOY Sat \h Met ali.is Vri Ah U a poiiltn farmer «.is committed to stanil trial in thr Ipoh Ugh i»urt on a harge of raping a 17-year old tapper i; »rj nrar Prlawan \<u Village nrar hrrr on Krh. II lie re-ervrd his
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    Do you know his relatives?
    67 7 SINGAPORE. Sat policr air looking lor ;hc tel ChtnMT m.m *ho was found hanging irom tne i a* latrine F'uratle i.iv W. i Dtsctay. Tiic moil btt been idpiitiiied ;i.n Quek Joo Thum. 35. of 484. Dunman Road. If you know the dead m<<n or
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    Woman detained
    33 7 KUALA IX'MPUR. Sat. Police rpided a shophoutse in I Petaling Street here last night and detained a woman afcr she was found in possession of Chee Fall (36 character lot:rry> slips:
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    Lock icon Seduction on the back seat put on show
    234 7 I OS ANGELES, Sat. Seductlon on the back seat of a car and a replica of a brothel are centrepieces of a controversial exhibition In the Los Angeles County Museum. Local dignitaries have condemned it a* obscene and an evangelist b picketing
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    Among the lot, a 1304 coin
    99 7 IPOH. Sat. a Brunei one- cent coin dated 1304 is I one of several old British. Italian. French. Australian and Sarawak coins in the possession of Mr. Kok Weng Kheong. who works in a bank here. Being no numismatist the Coins nave little use
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    $50,000 donation for mosque
    83 7 BLTTERWOKIH ttat. Thi Chief tifrHttiir. Dato \\>n.e 1 Pnw Nee. will hand 01 Central Governmpnt don. of $50,000 lor thr construeof a new mosque at Jaian Pc- rale. Kapala Bata.< tomorrow. I Senator Haji Ahmad Badwi chairman of the masque com- i mitiee will receive the
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    Police band music
    31 7 SINGAPORE c t Police baud will perform at row. while :lie 81 fantry Regiment band will play at the Ami Krv.e t Corps Centre ai Uie same 'im«
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    Thieves walk off with holiday haul of $2,000
    191 7 Thieves walk off with holiday haul of $2,000 KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday yHIEYLS walked into an open door of the sales managers office at Wearne Brothen in Jalan Pudu here early today and strolled away with a cash-box containinc about <2.000. The sale.s manager. Mr Ft. L. Holder above discoverod the
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    JAKARTA TO ATTACK PROBLEMS AT HOME
    192 8 VINCiAPORE, Sat. The J retiring Australian Ambassador to Indonesia. Mr. Keith Shann. .said la.st iiight he expected the new Indonesian regime to con.■entratp more on tackling her economic problems than stepping up con- Malaysia and Singapore. Speaking on his arrival for a one-night stopover
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    KEPPEL BUSES BACK ON THE ROAD
    262 8 CINGAPORE. Sat. -Keppel Bus Company buses resumed operations again today after being off the roads yesterday over a holiday-pay dispute between the company and the bus workers. Mr. Quek Sia Eng. manager of the company, said today that everything was normal and the buses
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    100-mile reverse
    27 8 WELLINGTON Sat —Six New Zealand undergraduates started WiilkinK backwards from here to P.ilmeiston North. 100 miles away, where they hope to arrive in 48 hours.
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    Third but he stole the show
    303 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Chubby five-month old Mohamed Shamsor bin Mohamed Zain today stole the limelight at a baby show at the Maxwell Road Maternity and Child Health Clinic when he snatched the third prize in the under-six months group. In the arms of his
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    Singapore cinemas
    98 8 (APITOL: The Great Race; LIDO: Thunderball; REX: Spying Over Bangkok For U-92; SKY: Spying Over Bangkok For U-92: KOXR: Beatles in •Help"; STATE: Ghenjthis Khan: GLOBE: Hercules. Samson. Ulysses: ROSAL: Sri Andalas (Malay) CIROS: Ma-am Masam ManiS; ORIENTAL: Till The End Of Tlm» (Mandarin): GRAND: Till The End
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    Pet and plunge
    35 8 SRPNEY. Sat. Mrs. Joyc« Handley. 42. plunged 20ft to her death through a first floor rundow when she overbalanced while' eedlnc her pet budgerlgar In the Sydney suburb of Paddlngton last night.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    359 8 SINGAPORE. Sat— Business In and reported to the 81nK» pore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Ex- change today with the number of shares traded in brackets: industrials: C CM. $124 SL. $123 SL. (3.000) *125. D, (7.000) $1.25. (1.000) $1.24; Dunlops $2.02 SL. (4.000) $2.04;
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    NO HOPE NOW FOR THE O.T.C.
    564 8  - NO HOPE NOW FOR THE O.T.C. G. BOLAND By CINGAPORE, Sat The results of the British general election and the sweeping victory by Harold Wilson's Labour Party had no immediate effect on the local stock exchange today but there is likely to be a long term ievelopment. This will be
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    73 8 by Lord Chalfont, Britain'! Disarmament Minister, rejecting any suggestion that Europe should become a third Independent world force: Europe must develop within a broad Atlantic framework and the most favourable argument in favour of this is the one of defence. So long as nuclear weapons remain part of the
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    In: That British 'mother'
    88 8 In: That British 'mother' 1/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Miss Lorraine Donald, principal of Educational Guides In London, will arrive here by air on Monday to meet parents in their problem of sending their children to Britain for education. Miss Donald who will b« j her e for a week will ex-
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    Glad and sad reactions to Wilson's poll victory From FELIX ABISHEGANADEN
    280 8 Glad and sad reactions to Wilson's poll victory From FELIX ABISHEGANADEN LONDON. Sat. As the Labour votes were being flashed on giant screens at Trafalgar Square last night assuring Mr. Harold Wilson victory. Britons of all walks of life took part in a marathon debate over their future. Over television
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    The Know Alls
    285 9 The Know Alls •rHERK l Ma. a;. -p«ohdary school In Singapore named the Sang Mia Uta:..i What does this DM \KI 1. 1.1 I It is the ncmc of an In- (tian prince, also known as Sri Tn Buana. who arrntd ;rom Palcvibana around century and ;ound>a thr settlement of
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    SUPERTHINK IN SINGAPORE WITHIN FIVE MONTHS
    523 9 I N G A PORE. Sat. Singapore is to have t\v o compuicr centres within the next five months. They will have the latest "third generation" electronic data processing machines The centres will provide managements whose scope of operations does not justify the expense
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    Fire aboard the Sunrise
    99 9 Fire aboard the Sunrise SINGAPORE. Sat.— A small fire broke out in the engine room of a cargo vessel, the Sunrise, at the Jurong shipyard last night. Police said that the ship was undergoing repairs in the floating dock of the yard at the time. An engineer employed by the
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    School sports
    22 9 PENANG. Sat. The Telok Aver Tawar Secondary BobOOl In Province WcQariey will hold it) annual iportx at 230 pm ormrroTV.
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    QUOTE
    102 9 by world heavy-weight boxing champion Cassias Clay. Hiving reasons why he should run for vice-president with President Joluibon at the next elections: HE'D get all the Negro votes, all 22 million of them. Then he'd set all the Black Muslim votes md the backing of the unions. Above all.
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    Buddhists meet
    17 9 PENANO- Sat. Tlie Penang centre of the World Frlluu.ship of Bud' monthly dtanet mid nvrWednn
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    Miss Lee returns home with rare distinctions
    281 9 Miss Lee returns home with rare distinctions IPOH, Saturday. \IISS Lee Hup Suan, who went to England five years ago on a Perak Government scholarship to study accountancy, has returned with some special distinctions. She was the only girl among 25 Malaysians who sat for the chartered accountancy examination in
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    The Top Talents' show tonight
    44 9 KLALA LUMPUR Sal. Forty-six local recording artistes will take part in the "Top Talent*" show to be held at the Btadlom Negara here tomorrow niclu. Thive att^ndinc "hr niow <an look forward to t Ing $1000 in various competition.*
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    $45,000 robbery: 3 for trial
    89 9 KOALA KANOSAR, Sa'.. Three men Lee Yew Seng. 32, Ah Kow, 23 and Soo Har alias Chen Theun Sik. 19 were yesterday committed to stand trial In the Ipoli High Court for robbing a goldsmith here of jewellery and cash worth $45,613.70. All ol them
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    Fish, bird show
    39 9 PENASG. Sat The second Penang Aquarist* and A show win be held on April 8 from 7 p.m to 10 p.m and from April 9to 12 lrom io a.m. to 10 p.m. at Khak **km ban.
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    Woman thug freed on bond
    120 9 pENANG. Sat. A woman secrei society leader, whose name police did not disclose, has boon released alter more than two months' detention under the Prevention of Crimes Ordinance. Described by police a.-, a young and pretty leader ot "Gang 24," the woman thug was arrested
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    Malaysia-Britain talks to modify double tax pact
    251 9 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sat. Talks to modify the I 1 double taxation agreement between Malaysia and Britain wire held here today. The agreement signed In August of that year between Britain and the then Federation of Malaya was not lmplemen'od because of the 1
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      1288 10  -  YIP WENG KEE. Students must plan carefully, well ahead for their future Ox, Vocational Guidance Officer, Ministry of Education, Singapore THE choice of a career is very important. It is likely that your choice will determine your happiness in life. Many people seem to enjoy their
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      338 10 COURSE FOR TEACHERS ONE OF MANY GUIDANCE PROJECTS rpHE Singapore Gov- ernment will be training more teachers this year in its effort to intensify its vocational guidance programme. The course which is sponsored by the Vocational Guidance Steering Committee will be held at the University of Singapore. The seven-day course
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      952 10  - University education will pay rich dividends BOB NG By ATHOUSAND-strong army of university graduates, proud and stiff in their convocation gowns, will come streaming down the aisle of the main hall of Parliament House in the middle of this year. The graduates would have experienced one of the most memorable
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    842 11 By A Special Writer LABOUR MINISTRY BEGINS VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE THE Malaysian government has taken the first step towards meeting the long felt need in Malaysia for vocational guidance which is sorely need by young men and women who leave school each year In search of employment.
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    254 11 TlliUir. iarc<-r guide" booklets isMicd by the ix ational v i (I a n Cc Steering Committee of the Singapore government can \h- -cry useful for those preparing themselves for a career in Uiivernnu-nt .»n<l private concerns Iwo of them, each named "Compendium of
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      337 11 >ECURE YOUR CREDITS thrnunh our tdnmus yl count compiled success in examinations is never a matter ot chance tor SUCCESS THE RAPID WAY ENROL TODAY with maiayan correspondence college mCC GETS rOU AHEAD FASTER SUCCESS THt iURt WAT DISCOVER FOR YOURSELF HOW EASY IT IS TO STUDY UNOt* OUR EXPERT
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      953 11 Let the Famous Stamford j Institutes Group help you I I PLAN YOUR CAREER I Are you still in school and need help Have you left school and C.^ LJ .jytflp* w« seek further education? Are you working and need the training U^^ifcLfc. "df and qualifications to increase your income?
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    27 12 HI Wotlm lit Minimum I MR A MRS. Anthony We* Hnat ik all friend* and ralailv»s for their ■niiiimr. att^n<l-n<« and Hrn orcaiiion ot their marriage
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    104 12 |J H..rrf. $7 tfimmum> PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, in Hln -churn I.nad dunday Ber v:< r .< a m and p rill SUFFERING ALWAYS EVIL" 1 Wrtta for (ree booklet i.illed The I'rohlem Of Hum^ii RiitTermg Ctmrca 3IS. L/>oa> Rnad Aerem CRUCIFIXION AND RESUR RECTION". dynanriM EaaMT Kilrr in afM
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      155 12 AFTKH hall a tenturv of dreary doctrinaire communism, the Russian people are al last to have the pleasures, comforts and amenities that are accepted as part of everyday life in other countries. The authorities have decreed a nv<- day week for workers and promised 1, to flood
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      True friend
      88 12 THE Australians have come gHlerously to the aid of Ih c flood-stricken victims of Central Java. They are to channel something like 1200,000 lor relief work. In recent years. Australia has been victim of a campaign of vilification by Dr Subandrio and his pro-Communist lieutenants. But now. in
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      115 12 JHERE is a measure o! urgency in the Indian Premier Mrs. Gandhi's tour of Western capitals. It is not the famine alone that imperils India today To the serious student of history, dangerous symptoms of disintegration are evident: symptoms which if unchecked could threaten the unity of the
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      77 12 yyHAT a glorious triumph. HemTan Aik Huang has glad den c d the hearts of the people of Malaysia and Singapore More important than his victory at Wembley is Aik Huang's approach to the game bright, open and always full of fight Here, indeed, is a cham oion
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    Closing the colour gap with an all-out war on poverty
    971 12  - Closing the colour gap with an all-out war on poverty GEORGE WEAVER By MR. WEAVER is the United States Assistant Secretary of Labour. He is also the first American to be decorated by the Yang diPcrtuon Agong. When he was in Malaya, in 1963, he received the Panglima Mangku Negara
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    604 12  -  JUDITH YONG AT A CAME THEY CALL MINI MOTORING MANIA By ITS been called the Mini Motoring Mania "mini" for miniature. And guess who is best ;it this table-top spoil —the woman driver! Wives are beating husbands Girls their boyfriends. Sisters their brothers. It's a family sport
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    461 12 IN reply to the rebuttal put forward by Mr. Li Vri-Chen. (ahUaiaj Times, March 3). I fully sympathise with his lack of perception of the textual manipulations of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew* speech to the Nanyang Graduates' Association on Feb. 12. 1966. For thr benefit of the public at
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      333 12 Let the Famous Stamford College help you PLAN FOR SUCCESS! At r<x/ «.</ /n aerioo/ a/Kf na»<* Aa» rfv you fit Kheel trd JCX r9l|| „.#.l. a—* further tdbemtton ?Am you working tm4 /wad tha training U^£^> V £Vm^l a¥*tf QL/aMx ationt to mcfaf your mcomm k^a?at?aK v£- 4^K lat
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      167 13 Hist Wishes tn KENG SHI HONG on thu occotlen of their 37th onnlvrnanr WATCH TRADERS WATCH MAKERS ASSOCIATION) from LIEN WAH WATCH DEALERS L*VJ 1 A truly magnificent gold bracelet watch, with precision performance. The flashing fire of its jewel cut I crystal matches the quolity of its I finish.
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      69 13 PATRONS ir Tan Sin Hal Mr. Wan* An Yani Mr. Dmvld Tea Mr. Ho Beck Yum Mr. Fonf Thlm Lock Mr. Wont Yoke Km WL V X, mM Mm Mr. l.w Srn» Inn Mr. Ltew Hong Sang Mr. Khoo Prog Leng The Associution hos ten patrons who have given it
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      281 13 Watch trade celebrates association's 37th anniversary ITENG SHI HONG (Watch Traders and Watch Makers Association) of Singapore will celebrate its 37th anniversary on Wednesday with a tea party and a dinner. In a message to the association, the Singapore Minister for Finance, Mr. Lim Kirn San, urged the members to
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      Farmers' hobby is now major Swiss industry
      258 13 Farmers' hobby is now major Swiss industry Message from the Consul for Switzerland. Mr ill. Suter AS Consul for Switzerland, the world's largest watch manufacturing country. It gives me great pleasure to congratulate the Keng Shi Hong on its 37th anniversary and to wish It every success with tts future
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      Every member is treated equally
      230 13 Message from the president of Sheng Xi Hong. Mr Lim Peng Boon. iyE have grown in 37 years from a boy to manhood and now oeing independent must work in unison with the sole purpose to make our association somethin? to be proud of. We
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      Watches from Japan well received
      261 13 Watches from Japan well received Message from the Consul General for Japan, Mr. T. leda. f)N April 6 the Keng Shi Hong is celebrating Its 37th Anniversary and. on behalf ot my government. I wish to otter them our heartiest congratulations Notwithstanding the fact that today most of us are
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      Bursaries for poor children
      143 14 THE Kenp Shi Hone 1 intends to give bursaries to the intelligent but poor children of its members for higher studies. This was revealed by the Association's social affairs officer. Mr. Llm Kok Liang. He stated that the scheme will be put Into action once the
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      Rapid gains in world markets by Japan
      783 14 INCREASING DEMAND IN QUALITY WATCHES By Special Writer JAPANESE tlmppWrrs have progressed vrry rapidly in rerpnt years in quality, performance and volume. In 1964. as in the pre- pdi n g two years, .Japan madp more wrist watches than any other country In
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      New watches are slimmer
      236 14 THE main Swiss trend in men's watches favours those that are selfwinding. Self-winding is also a feature of many of the newest Swiss ladies watches in spite of the fact that some of them are exceptionally small. Further trends in ladies' watches will be found in
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      Closer ties fostered
      101 14 rpHE iommercial affairs sec--1 Won of the Keng Shi Hong tries to bring about a closer relationship between its mer I «:s and importers of clocks Jtu watches and consulates which represent the countries which export them. One of tne tcttvities of this i section which is
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      Members choose Lim president
      270 14 Members choose Lim president MR. Llm Peng Boon has been elected president of Keng Shi Hong. The vice-president b Mr (hie Chee Kong. The secretaries of the association are (Chinese section): .Mr. Ching Pak Kee assisted by Mr. Choong Siew Weng and (Knulish Section) Mr. Sons; Chin Lock with Mr.
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      S'pore watch trade gets expert advice
      556 15 TECHNICAL SEMINARS ON LATEST TECHNIQUES KEEPS INDUSTRY UP TO DATE fHK Swiss watch industry is bringing its new siogan "Swiss Tradition Precision Quality" to Singapore and Malaysia to promote greater knowledge of high precision time-keeping and its benefits, and to assist in giving Swiss
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      FLOWER CLOCK
      18 15 Park roof garden is this flower clock donated by an importer of Japanese clocks and watches.
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      184 15 Watches to suit every taste, all budgets a watch at most watch shops for every member of the family —in a price range to meet every budget. For mothers and older daughters there are timepieces for the wrist, the lapel, neckline, pocket or purse j and even the cuff They
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      95 15 rE members of the Keng Shi Hong should not be complacent but strive to further expand the activities of the Association. This reminder came from the Association's General Affairs Officer, Mr. Lee Kwang Tat. "Bearing in mind the excellent work of our predecessors, members must expand the
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      Most successful solution was simplest ever tried
      776 16 MANY WAYS TO SAVE MANUAL WINDING FOUND SWISS Inventors have tried almost every source of energy to save people the trouble of winding their watches. They have designed timepieces to run by waterpower. w i n d, heat, sunlight, atmospheric pressure and electricity.
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      GARTER WATCH
      37 16 The garter watch often well hidden is less liable to tempt thieves. With the advent of automatic winding watches ladies can forget about them until they have to know the time or change their clothes.
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      200 NEW MEMBERS JOINED IN A MONTH
      146 16 'THE membership of 1 the Keng Shi Hong has increased by about I 200 since the new committee was elected a month ago. according to the Association's so- cial welfare officer. Mr. Quek Moh Teng. This la an achievement which has not been
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        55 24 Uue CLASSIFIEDS I i—. I A BISTEK for Bernard on 2 4 1966 Ri.ri to Dorothy and Benedict, their s<vond. Orateful thank* to Obstetrician and Staff m K K Ho.-pital. NOOR POH: Between Mnhd Noor. s o Ahmad of Ipoh. and Soo Oeok. d o Mr and Mm Poh Eve
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        96 24 SPOHTS DIARY \l 111 J n< Pcuang AAA round-houses relay Poo Krd, 8 H.m.i Siclip Bil: Walk. CRICKI I Sp»rf annual: Civilian* v Bervta 11 a.m > Frlendh Perak Police v Klnta Indians < Iplli M db] padangi. MX < I it— Sultans- <..ild (up s liimls: Penang M. Kcla
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      88 14 WE ARE PROUD TO REJOICE with KENG SHI HONG (WATCH TRADERS WATCH MAKERS ASSOCIATION) on the occasion of their successful 37th anniversary from SEIKO WATCH FACTORY, TOKYO g tm f m m m m m m Milt f "'"■'**JF THE WATCH THAT OUTDATES OLD TRADITION The AA-88 the newest designs
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      214 15 Heartiest Congratulations to KENG SHI HONG Watch Traders Watch Makers Association on their 37th anrjiversary. MILUS PRECISION WATCHES Paul Junod Ltd.. TZERLAND WINKLER t CO., (HK) Ltd Hcnq PAN ASIA COMMERCIAL COMPANY, sine./- JT% B I MW m *4f^*^?V %M mW L atmospheres J>?o^^ IVT ITT T^i Aftr- Win) vi«-'-i!i
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      164 15 Congratulations Best wishes to KENG SHI HONG (Watrk I r. ult is A Wutrlt Makers \%soi i.iiiom on their 37th Anniversary 9040 Staini.ii St»*f I Wl |»I 4 <aps > mn4 11k |«H_ >rB m^ \f a\ t H fT^^it L^ 1 1 J^\ wiSJff iU /'l'lu'Si' ore just tuo
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      119 16 CONGRA TULA TIONS TO THE KENG SHI HONG WATCH TRADERS WATCH MAKERS ASSOCIATION OS THE OCCASION OF THEIR 37th ANNIVERSARY From SWEE HENG COMPANY 11. Upper Circular Road. Singapore. %CAMY GENEVA SWISS SPECIAL NEW MODEL- SOU AR€AUTOMATIC- WATERPROOF WITH CALENDAR. WORLD FAMOUS SWISS WATCH IT'S ELEGANT AND BEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED. AVAILABLE
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      234 16 s Girard Perregaux and their Official Dealers Con grotulate the Watch Traders Watch Maker Association on the occasion of their 37th Anm versary Celebration Siwtfjnpi»r€> A. L. Abdeen Ltd. 1 55 North Bridge Road Bcngold Co. 6 Raffles Place Chew Cheong Store 1 383 Changi Village Chong's Store 3- 1
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    318 17  -  BOB NG By KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday r £IIE Now Zealand Government is considering doubling the number of its military officers in Malaysia, her Minisnce, Mr. said today. merit's mil assistant bolster s military builrl-up and .said: "We will i 0 happy to give
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    270 17 THE POLY INVITES THREE TO CHECK ON STANDARDS SINGAPORE, Sat. Three external examiners have been invited by the School of Architecture, Singapore Polytechnic, to .study it« standards and give international recognition to iv uraciuates. They are Mr. William A. Allen, representing the Royal Institute of British Architects. Mr. William Chen,
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    24 17 iaipincv Bat Five masked anc dagger-armed robbers raided ew vilre early yesterday .Hid je.Tbe men entered i KaUag th* .ill
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    8 17 SINGAPORI Lady. Pu;ui Noor A
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    Students unity must be upheld
    208 17 Students unity must be upheld TOXDON, Sat— Malaysian and Singapore student unity In Britain and Eire must be upheld, the newlyelected president of the Sabah Students' Association. Mr. Leong Funk Chiew. said here today. Mr Leong said that even If the Central Government adopted the Malaysian Alliance Council's recommendation to
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    37 17 PBVANO, eat society ere ruptured v. hen police i;.ided n house in Hallway Road. The thufft, belli\ed to be active members of the "Wan Kee" uere sleeping In a room when the arrests were m;tdf\
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    106 17 Indon envoy to Britain under arrest JAKARTA. Sat— The Indonesian Ambassador designate to Britain. Dr. Har sono Reksoatmo has been arrasted Army sources disclosed today. The ambassador was taken by a platoon of Army troops in the luxury Hotel Indonesia where he 'Vu.g. Dr. Harsono. former Ambassador to Japan, had
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    53 17 SINGAPORE. Sat The Malayan Airways Qar.tas Empire Airways Local Employees Union will hold Its elections trom Monday to Thursday. Ballot papers will be distributed on all four days. Members not contacted by officials distributing \otliic slips are requested to call .v the union office m
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    27 17 IPOH. Sat. The body oi a •old iniin wmi iound h:iiisinß Irom :i tree nt v the Sungei Pan in Buiuoii ull.ioe here yesterday.
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    233 17 CiNGAPORE, Sat. The Minister lor Health. Mr. Yunu Nyuk L'n, today announced the formation of the People I.'1 Action Party's Mutual Benellt Association at the party headquarters in Orchard Road latlon, alnvd at itual benefit to party members and relatives voluntary subsertpIready
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    58 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat.— The addi! oiwl helicopters which the Ooverr.niPn' will buy soon are for iho Roynl Ma'aysian Air Force A Gmtinmeiit spokesman ?;i d trxl.iy ihpy would be used for operatlona] duties by the security ncludinn the police force ti"- Hoyal Malaysia Mice v.i
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    2,000 entrants in today's Siglap Big Walk
    308 17 SINGAPORE, Saturday. TN the Siglap open Big Walk starting at 7 a.m. tomorrow. 2.022 men. women and children will cover a distance of 10J miles to compete for 144 trophies. In a message for the programme. Inche Othman Wok, the Minister for Culture
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    90 17 |£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Malaysia may invite the World Power Conference to hold one of its executive committee meetings here. This was stated by the chairman of the Malavasian national committee of the WPC. Raia Zainai bin Raja Sulaiman. st the committee's annual meeting
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    PROBE NOW INTO BIRTH BLOOD FOR BANK
    303 17 CINOAPORE. Sat.— Active research is being carried out in Kandang Kerbau Maternity Hospital to find out the possibility of fractionating blood from placentae as an alternative source of blood supply. Thi.s was announced today by the Minister for Health. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin
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      20 17 wm mm m i mjst say your y^ School report is a y^l r\"^ M flw YE^ I Spot of
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      54 17 Tides today TODAY: Sedtll Kechll 647 a.m. 1 5.8 ft) 841 p.m. (7 ft); Singapore 9 a.m. (8.7 ft) 10.24 p.m. (8.5 ft) Port Dlckson 5.07 a.m. (Bft) 5.19 pm. (8 6 ft): Port Swettenham 3 54 a.m. (11.9 ft) 4.29 p.m (13 3 It); Penang 11.48 a.m. (7.2 ft)
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    Silk route to sweetness
    232 18  -  lakshmi MALAYSIA is now making m name for herself in the field of artistic endeavour and this includes fashions for the fancy females. Talented local couturiers are turning out attractive clothes and accessories for Ihe fash-ion-conscious women of all races in the country And the women
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    222 18 MY younger sister, who was sweet and attractive v child, has grown up to be a bully. My mother seems afraid to correct her. My sister criticises visitors to their lace and tells them cmbarra.s.sing stories, making lite miserable for everyone. She is 16. H I)KK SIS this
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    133 18 NOW la the 'line to step >ut from behind that wi.spy curtain und put on the new Brilliance look a face which aril] make you the talk ol the town Lips and eye*, which have alwajs received so much attention by beauty experts.- have once again been highlighted
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    149 18 ONE of the r.rM thlriß> :i nerson •iotirf~ about you are your tends From thai moment when ■stretch out .our .slendrr arm and ->ay riuw do do." you rrtate a lasting impresalon So be on your guard Rtin Ht ih:u raw hands ar well uinomed And to help
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      657 19 King of the lost souls at Changi DAVID KRAAL SEES THF NEW FILMS NOT every man wilts under the pressures of life behind the barbed wire of ;i prison camp. Some do quite well for themselves. Take the case of King (George Segal), the well -led villain who never had
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      266 19 SPANISH MEN -BY DANCER PATRI rE rain in Spain stays mainly on the plain. Eliza Doolittle discovered this after a considerable effort and so did Patri Nader, when she descended on the Spanish plain seven yean ago. Here in Singapore for a two-week nightclub engagement, Patri's career on her dancing
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      204 19 FAST CARS AND MARIANNA WHEN a picture is built around boys and girls who drive very fast cars for cash on the suddendeath stock-racing circuits, the cars always come off best. This is the case in "RED LINE 7000," a film of flimsy romance that's more than saved from outright
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    451 23 LONDON, Sat. England boosted their chances in this years World Cup soccer tinals with a 4-3 win over their old rivals Scotland at Hampden Park, Glasgow, today. England led 2-1 at halftime. In the English First Division, Burnley were helu to a 1-1 draw in
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      457 24 By ERNEST FRIDA: Singapore, Saturday. A GREAT spell by paceman Ron Melville put Singapore Civilians in a commanding position against Combined Services in their annual twoday cricket match which started on the Dadane today. At the close of play Services had been
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      Perak win 2-1
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      Eng Kim's winner
      31 24 PENANG. Sat —Lever Brothers. Kuala Lumpur, beat Jolly Lads 1-0 at hockey on the Dnto Kramat padang today. Chua Entf Kirn scored the winning goal Just before half-time.
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      Champs again
      24 24 SINGAPORE. Bat. Defending champion Combined School girls beat Girls Sports Club 1-0 in the SWHA slx-a-side hockey final at Dover Road today.
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      CECILIA SCORES ANOTHER FIRST
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      210 24 Sentul make it an eight-timer I^UALA I.UMPCR. Sat— RallM% way Recreation Club Sentul won the Stachan Trophy for the seventh successive year when they beat Gemas Railway.- by nine wickets In the All-Malayan Railways cricket nnal at Brickfields Road here today. Man of the match waa Jean Aime who took
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      271 24 LU LEADS TO FINAL ROUND WITH 3 UNDER TAITEH. Sat. PonnoB»» Lv Llang-Huan. second rankIng player in the Far East golf circuit standings, today took over the lead at the end t the third round of th* l^)r• mosa open golf tourname-nt here. The 29-year-old profeanlaruU today shot a three-under-par
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    158 24 R VEERASAMY. Block 87. 37A. Commonwealth Close expired on 2-4-66. Funeral 3-4-66 a' 3 p.m. Hil'.du Cemetery. Bldadarl P. PONNURAJOO. Oovt. Tamil School. Tapah. Perak, passed awaj peacefully on Saturday 2.4.66 at 1.45 a.m. Funeral on Sunday 3 4.66 between 4 to 5 p.m.. tapah. MRS. AGNES VERGHESE CLeong
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