The Straits Times, 14 March 1964

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 125,000 ton-** The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY MARCH 14, 1964 15 CENTS KDN 731
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    Polls battle gears up TENGKU on V-TRAIL
    731 1 Polls battle gears up TENGKU on V-TRAIL Premier plunges into the hustings to work for an Alliance victory KUALA LUMPUR, Friday TENGKU Abdul Rahman goes on a month's busman's holiday from March 27 to consolidate an Alliance victory in next month's general and state elections. He will cram into one
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    Lee's mission is put off
    149 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's mission to the United States on behalf of the .Malaysian Government has been postponed until after the general elections. This follows a request to the Singapore Premier by Tengku Abdul Rahman. The Prime Minister said in a statement
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    Grenade dump in chicken run
    97 1 THIS chicken run and the nearby clump of banana trees served as a front for an arms dump containing pistols, ammunition and hand grenades. The dump was uncovered by security forces in a raid on a rubber estate off Scudai in Johore on Wednesday night.
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    Man in trench buried alive
    131 1 SINGAPORE, Friday. LABOURER was buried alive this afternoon ai Holland Road when the sides of a deep trench he was digging caved in. At that moment, Muthusamy, 47, a contract labourer, clad in a pair of blue swimming trunks and white singlet, had just finished
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    Lock icon 14 years for a rioter
    61 1 JAKARTA, Fri.— The Bogor district court. West Java, has sentenced a man to 14 years' jail for his part }n last May's anti-Chinese riots, An tana news agency reported today. It said A. Halim was found guilty of instigating a hate campaign against the Chinese
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    Lock icon Another Bandoeng
    31 1 NEW DELHI. Fri. Indonesia has invited India to a Foreign Ministers level conference on April 10 In Jakarta to prepare for a second "Bandoeng" conference, official sources say. Reuter
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    Lock icon Britain's royal guest
    25 1 LONDON. Fri. King Savang Vatnana. of Laos, will visit Britain from May 4 to 7 as truest of the British Government— Reuter
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    Lock icon Joint war games
    29 1 WASHINGTON, Fri—lnformed .sources say a brigade of Army paratroops will fly to Iran next montii »o take part In mnnoeu- vres with Iranian troopc— Reuter. i
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    Lock icon Envoy to Jakarta
    30 1 1 JAKARTA. Fri.— lndonesia DM B(?recd to the api>. .mment of Dr., R.A Lichore as First Envoy extra- ordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of New Zealand.— Reuter. I
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    Lock icon 'Gold rush' in Bangkok
    67 1 BANGKOK. Fri. There was a small "gold rush" to a village about 10 miles from here today. A farmer claimed to have found gold in a padi field. The farmer came to a newspaper office here and claimed that he turned up a gold vein while
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    Barisan man released
    59 1 SINGAPORE. Fri. A former Barisan Sosialis candidate. Liin Chiew Sen. 32. arrested under the Preservation of Public Security Ordinance last year, was released this afternoon. Lim, a Nanyang University graduate, unsuccessfully contested the Hong Lim constituency during the general elections on Sept. 26. He was among 11
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    Lock icon French arms to Jakarta?
    65 1 LONDON. Fri. Britain has taken up with the French Government the question of French arms supplies to Indonesia, a British Foreign Office spokesman disclosed here today. A French statement said: "The position is that the French Government authorised the execution of contracts entered Into before General
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    Lock icon A cry before birth
    63 1 LONDON. Fri— A baby was heard crying before it was born, a doctor reported in the British Medical Journal today. The mother was due to have a child two weeks later. It was necessary to induce the birth prematurely. When this had been done, the baby
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    A new JAMES BOND thriller on Monday!
    187 1 A new JAMES BOND thriller on Monday! THE world of JAMES BOND is one of quick death and beautiful women. No other character in fiction has quite so enthralled people of every nation as has this Secret Service Agent 007 licensed to kill and trained to dp -so with *nife
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    The Sunday Times
    69 1 The Sunday Times WHEN an author of Graham Greene's stature calls a new book 'the best spy story I've ever read" other people quickly take note. The book is "The Spy Who Came in From the Cold." by John Le Carre, and Greene's views have been echoed by a host
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    Lock icon LADY DENISA PLEADS NOT GUILTY
    184 1 LADY DENISA PLEADS NOT GUILTY T ONDON, Fri. Denisa, Lady Newborough, pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court here to a charge of permitting her premises to be used for the purposes of habitual prostitution between Feb. 10 to 26. She also pleaded not guilty to an alternative charge of
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    Lock icon Seato to discuss dispute: Lopez
    460 1 Seato to discuss dispute: Lopez MANILA, Fri. The Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Salvador Lopez, said today that Seato would discuss the Malaysia dispute here next month. but would not get involved short of a major war. "The situation in Southeast Asia will inevitably form part of the agenda of the
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    STOP PRESS
    35 1 DE GAULLE SEES BEN BELLA PAMS Fri <■■ ii l»e Ganllr and I'ri-vutcnt iiird Hen i:< Hi Ixlil i *>urprise niirini:: lodaj a tlw li.iti in <li- < lit in i' I nf Parb Reatef
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  • AFRO-ASIAN DESK
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      Full support
      374 2 No request for help in training recruits BRITAIN SAYS IT AGAIN LONDON, Friday. jJRITAIN will continue to give Malaysia full support in maintaining her independence and integrity, Mr. Duncan Sandys, Commonwealth Relations Secretary, said yesterday He was answering a question in the House of Commons by MR. Ki:<;iNALD
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      Lock icon Soek's 'alert' call
      62 2 JAKARTA, Fri. President Soekarno last night discussed the Malaysia issue with his three Deputy Prime Ministers at the Freedom Palace for 75 minutes. Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. who is also the First Deputy Prime Minister, told reporters later that the President had appealed to the people to
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      Lock icon We have enough corn, says Leimena
      126 2 We have enough corn, says Leimena JAKARTA, Fri. Dr. J Leimena. Indonesia s Second Deputy Prime Minister, blamed "violent plagues," prolonged drought and the imbalance of population /or Indonesia's failure to reach her 1963 food production target. The Government run Antara news agency, reporting this today, quoted him as telling
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      Lock icon Effigy burned
      23 2 JAKARTA, Fri. Demonstrators at Bandiermasin, South Kalimantan (Borneo), today burned an effigy of Ten^ku Abdul Rahman, according to Radia Jakarta. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Peace with the Karens at last
      76 2 Peace with the Karens at last OANGOON, Fri.— Peace 1K talks between the ruling Burmese Revolutionary Council and the rightwing Rebel Karen Revolutionary Council ended successfully yesterday, the State Radio announced. The agreement, first to be reached with a rebel group since the Government's peace offer of last June, will
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      Lock icon Nepal offered aid
      29 2 WASHINGTON. Pri. The United States and Britain are willing to provide Nepal with limited assistance to help modernise its army, the State Department said yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon ANTI-GOVT GROUPS ACTIVE, SAYS THANOM
      165 2 ANTI-GOVT GROUPS ACTIVE, SAYS THANOM BANGKOK, Fri. The Thai Premier, Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn, said today some anti-Govern-ment political movements were now active. "I intend to suppress thejn." he told reporters. He said the Thai people wanted peace and order. Rumours or coup d'etat plots have been circulatini; in Bangkok
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      Lock icon UN wants guards at graveyard
      52 2 NEW DELHI. Fri. The Defence Ministry said yesterday U.N. observers had asked India and Pakistan to allow them post truce team members around a disputed frontier graveyard where fighting had been going on for the past week. The graveyard Is located 20 miles south of
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      Lock icon Portuguese claim
      24 2 BISSAU (Portuguese Guinea). PH. The Portuguese Army said yesterday Its forces inflicted "heavy losses" on terrorists last week in Portuguese Guinea. UPI-
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      Lock icon $75m fraud alleged
      45 2 $75 m fraud alleged JAKARTA, Fri. Jakarta's chief prosecutor; has stated that the private Bank Benteng Republic Indonesia was involved in large scale "manipulations" totalling eight billion rupiahs (about $75 million). The leftist vernacular newspaper Warta Berita yesterday carried an interview with the prosecutor. U.P.I.
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      Lock icon Apologies to U.S. and Britain from Sihanouk
      213 2 MANILA, Friday. pRINCE Norodom Sihanouk has "deplored" the violent attacks by demonstrations on British and American Embassies in Phnom Penh, according to a statement issued by the Cambodian Embassy here yesterday. In a statement whicn sought to clear the government of any role
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      Lock icon Rusk 'dismayed'
      69 2 Rusk 'dismayed' WASHINGON. Fri. Mr. Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, has sent a Note to Prince Norodom Sihanouk expressing dismay over the worsening of relations between the I.S and Cambodia, officials said last night. The Note referred to the attacks on the U.S. Embassy in Phnom Penh and also
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      Lock icon Families of Red victims to get cash awards
      107 2 Families of Red victims to get cash awards SAIGON, Fri.— South Vietnam's Prime Minister, Maj.-Gen. Nguyen Khahn, has decreed that compensation should be paid to the families of military personnel kjlled in action against the Viet Cong. In new regulations replacing those of the former Ngo Ditin Diem regime. compensation
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      20 2 MANILA. Fri. Officials of th« Government's Agricultural Productivity Commission yesterday blamed farmers for the current rice shortage. Reuter
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  • U.S.-EUROPEAN DESK
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      Lock icon TURKS GIVE CYPRUS A FINAL WARNING
      116 3 ANKARA, Fri.— The Turkish Government has sent a note to Cyprus President Archbishop Makarios with a final warning that Turkey will intervene unless all fighting halts on the island, a Foreign Office spokesman said early today. The spokesman said this was the Archbishop's "last
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      Lock icon Death came suddenly
      52 3 BRITISH paratroopers look down on a dead Turkish Cypriot in a village near Kyrenia following a new outbreak of violence, in Cyorus. Bitter fighting raged around the northern part of Kyrenia after an all-out attack was launched by Turkish Cypriots on the Greek Cypriot village of Karmi
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      Lock icon Red troops bar Americans from plane wreck
      229 3 Red troops bar Americans from plane wreck BONN, Friday. COVIET troops yesterday prevented American search parties from approaching the wreckage of the U.S. Air Force RB-66 plane shot down in East Germany on Tuesday diplomatic sources said here. I A U.S. Embassy spokesman confirmed the Russians had so far refused
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      Lock icon U.N. PEACE FORCE IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE: THANT
      305 3 U.N. PEACE FORCE IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE: THANT ITNITED NATIONS, U Fri. The Secretary General, U Thant, said last night he was confident a U.N. peacekeeping force for Cyprus would be established "in the very near future." In a report to the Security Council, which authorised the creation of
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      Two hurt in clash
      37 3 MONTREAL. Pri. Two students were hurt, four arrested and a Union Jack burned when English-speaking students from a Montreal university and French Canadian separatists clashed in an uptown square on Wednesday night.— U.P.l.
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      Lock icon £27,500 award for wheelchair girl Sandra
      68 3 £27,500 award for wheelchair girl Sandra LONDON, Fri. A pretty 21--year-old girl sitting in a wheelchair in a High Court here yesterday received agreed damages of £27,500 for a car crash in which her brain was Injured. The court was told that Miss Sandra Jones-Rhodes, who is still in hospital,
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      Lock icon Headline that upset Boyle
      57 3 LONDON. Fri. Britain's Minister of Education. Sir Edward Boyle, told the U.S. Chamber of Commerce yesterday he was perturbed over a recent headline in a London newspaper. Boyle, a bachelor, recently appealed to married women teachers to return to the classroom where thty were needed. The
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      Lock icon Chicken a la Sophia
      58 3 PORLI NORTH, (Italy) Prl.— Benito Mussolini's widow, Rachele. has opened a restaurant in her husband's home area of Rocca Delle Caminate. Her daughter-in-law, Maria Mussolini, is a sister of actress Sophia Loren nnd one of the dishes on the menu is called "Petti di- Polio ala
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      Lock icon Cuban boats fire at two Bahamian ships
      130 3 (Bahamas), Fri. —Two Bahamian vessels are reported to have been fired on yesterday by three Caban boats with high-power-ea rifles in international water. The incident Is said to have occurred 40 miles north-east of Bimlni Island. In the Bahamas group in the morning.
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      Lock icon Britain may buy Phantoms for the Navy
      196 3 Britain may buy Phantoms for the Navy WASHINGTON, Fri.— Mr. Julian, Amery. British Aviation Minister, disclosed yesterday that he had flown at, twice the speed of sound on Tuesday in an American Phantom fighter, the plane Britain may buy for the Royal Navy. Mr. Amery, who has been in the
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    Big Govt project to ease flooding
    290 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. rpHE Singapore Government has drawn up a $20 to $25 million drainage programme over the next four or five years to alleviate flooding in the State. A Ministry of National Development statement announcing this today said: "The Government is doing all it
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    INTEREST ON RETIREMENT BENEFITS
    206 4 INTEREST ON RETIREMENT BENEFITS I SINGAPORE. Frl. Cooper Brothers and Co., today said only certain of their employees with pre-war service were entitled to compound interest on retirement benefits. The compound Interest is calculated at four per cent per annum for the period from Jan. 1, 1956, until the date
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    Water cut
    25 4 SINGAPORE, Pri— Water will be cut off In Grange Road between Paterson Road and Devonshire Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE AIRPORT IN AND OUT
    413 4 SINGAPORE AIRPORT IN AND OUT THI .'olio., nc Is today'! schedule of civil aircraft movement! at Paya Lebar airport Singapore: ARRIVALS J*pan Air Lints: From Jakarta (JL, 71S) SSO a.m. BO AC: From London. Zurich, Cairo. Aqaba, Bombay, Colombo. Kuala Lumpur <BA 790) 5.30 p.m.: from London Frankfurt. Rome. Beirut.
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    Students to give demonstration
    68 4 SINGAPORE, Ftt— A brass ensemble of 18 students from the University of Kansas will play at the Victoria Theatre at 8.45 p.m. on April 5. The students are preparing for a degree in music education at the University. The group will also give a free demonstration
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    ROAD WORK: POLICE WARN DRIVERS
    393 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. SERANGOON ROAD between Lavender Street and Woodsvllle Circus will be closed to traffic for six hours beginning at midright on Sunday while two bridges are erected beside the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees' building. These bridges will be u^ed by lorries carrying eprth
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    New school
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mrs. Devan Nair. the Assemblywoman for Moulmeln. spoke at the opening of the Joo Avenue Integrated Primary School today. It is the 39th to be opened by the PAP Government in less than five years.
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    TEACHERS TO HOLD PROTEST MEETING
    197 4 SINGAPORE. PH. THE Singapore Teachers' Union is to hold a meeting to protest against the Education Ministry's "anomalies and irregularities" affecting its members. The tentative date for the meeting is March 21 at 2 p.m. The venue will be announced later. Mr. C.V. Devan Nair.
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    MORESCHOOL DENTAL CLINICS ARE PLANNED
    126 4 MORESCHOOL DENTAL CLINICS ARE PLANNED SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said yesterday that through an efficient school dental service the foundations of good dental health for Singapore's future generations could be established. A good start had been made in this direction in the last few
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    WOODBRIDGE PATIENT NOT GUILTY OF MURDER
    127 4 WOODBRIDGE PATIENT NOT GUILTY OF MURDER SINGAPORE. Fri— A watchman accused before Mr. Justice Winslow at the Assizes today of the murder of his wife was found not guilty because of unsoundness of mind. He was ordered to be detained at the Woodbridge Hospital, until an order by the Government.
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    Hospital visit
    42 4 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, will continue his tour of visits to departments in the General Hospital by calling at Medical Unit I (Norrls Block) and Medical Unit II (Bowyer Block) tomorrow at 9 a.m.
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    34,000 Govt workers for election duty on the —big day—
    280 5 34,000 Govt workers for election duty on the big day— KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —More than 34,000 Government officers, teachers an,d clerks will be on election duty on April 25— polling day. They will man the 3.400 polling stations throughout the country during the day and act as counting clerks in
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    Albar on tour in Penang
    53 5 PENANG, Fri. The secretarygeneral of Umno. Syed Ja'afar Albar. will address three Uir.nu branch meetings in Central Province WelJesley on Sunday. March 22. He will speak at the Ouar Perahu Umno branch meeting in the morning, at the Sungel Semambu branch in the afternoon and
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    Beware if Front wins, Alliance warns civil servants
    346 5 PENANG, Friday. Penang State Alliance today warned workers in the civil service to "beware of what will be in store for them" if the Socialist Front were to capture the State Government in next month's elections. "The assurance given by Mr. Ooi
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    S.F. TAKES ORDERS FROM NO ONE-001
    181 5 S.F. TAKES ORDERS FROM NO ONE-001 pENANG. Fri. Mr I Ooi Thiam Siew, i Penang divisional chairman of the Socialist Front, today said that the party "takes j orders from no one." The front had independent views and principles, he said: Even before Indonesia;confrontation, he said, the Socialist Front had
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    Police raid pawnshop for bicycles
    45 5 SEREMBAN. Fri. Police this morning raided a pawnshop here and removed nine bicycles. A police spokesman said that the numbers of the bicycles had been tampered with. "W e suspect that they may have been stolen and pawned," he added.
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    Thieves take $4,000
    24 5 SINGAPORE. Pri. Thieves broke into a coffee trading company in Middle Road and escaped with $4,000 worth of provisions and cash
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    Trade mission entertained
    44 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Ministry of Commerce and InduMry last night entertained the, 38 members of a Hone Kong trade mission to a cocktail party. Today, members of ;he mission i left for Penang and Ipoh to meet business ieadrr.s there.
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    Rotary 'Ladies Night'
    31 5 BATU PAHAT. Pri.— The Batu Pahat Rotary Club will hold a Ladles Night on Wednesday in j connection with World Understand- 1 I ing Week beginning on Sunday.
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    TB ERADICATION IS POSSIBLE: YONG
    222 5 SINGAPORE. Friday. WITH greater dedication, planning and co-oper- ation. all round, the eradication of tuberculosis in Singapore within the foreseeable future is not an impossible target. This statement was made yesterday by the Minister for Health, Mr. J^on* Nyu Lin, after his tour of the
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    Car thief jailed
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Pri. Hasim bin Haji Ismail. 35, was yesterday Jailed for five years in the second Criminal District Court for stealIng a car. Hasim. who has previous convictions, pleaded guilty.
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    MEN FROM SUMATRA GRANTED SIX-MONTH STAY
    150 5 MEN FROM SUMATRA GRANTED SIX-MONTH STAY DENANG, Fri.— Eleven Indonesian fishermen who entered Penang illegally In December said today they would prefer to remain in Malaysia if they could find employment. The group, which left Acheh because they were "fed up" with conditions there under the Soekarno Government, described Penang
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    The Sabah chiefs support immediate call-up
    174 6 The Sabah chiefs support immediate call-up lESSELTON, Fri. Sabah s native chiefs today backed the Central Government's decision fur an, immediate national service call-up. The Chief Minister of Sabah. Dato Donald Stephens, said this on his return here this morning after meeting them in Labuan. The chiefs also called on
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    $140,000 for urban projects
    58 6 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Urban ;mcl Rural Services Consultative Committee has approved more contruction and repair protects amounting to $140,210 at 39 urban i roads and kampong tracks in 17 constituencies. This wa.s announced today dv the chairman. Mr Ho Cheng Choon. who is also Parliamentary •^ry
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    Tyres stolen
    25 6 IPOH, Fn. Two spare Qrm north a total of $190 were reported stolen from two vans parked in different Darts of Ipoh yestrrday.
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    Former union secretary acquitted on charges of cheating
    578 6 Q^ RAJANAYAGAM, 31, a former secretary of the Straits Times section of the National Union oi Employees in the Printing Industry, was today acquitted and discharged without his defence being called on two counts of cheating an unemployed man of a total
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    $30 in coins stolen
    26 6 IPOH. Fri. Coins worth S3O were stolen from a fruit machine in the Fee Chew Association, in j Clare Street, yesterday morning
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    Wounded men hope to go back to Tawau
    182 6 Wounded men hope to go back to Tawau KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Three victims of the Kalabakan outrage men of the 3rd Bn., Royal Malay ReRimer;,t who are recovering from their wounds in hospital here, hope to rejoin their regiment in Tawau after they are discharged. They are Privates Sukri bin
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    RESCUED GIRL REFUSED TO TALK TO POLICE
    109 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Pretty 17-year-old Chua Yee Hien owes her life to quick-thinking port labourer, Jaffar bin Yusof. .to. who saved her from the murky waters of the Singapore River yesterday afternoon. Jaffar dived into the river seconds after be saw Chua fall from
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    Minister on way home
    41 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Sarawak's MinLster for Local Government, Mr. Dunstan Endawie. passed through Singapore today on his way home after a two-day discussion with the Malaysian Education Minister. Haji Abdul Hamid Khan. He described his visit as "routin*
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    Call to youths
    37 6 KANOAR. Fri. The chairman of the Perlis branch of the Malayan Association of Youth Clubs, Inche Hashim bin Aziz, today urged all youths to be prepared to serve the nation at "this critical juncture."
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    Envoy off to Japan
    24 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Fri. Dato Syed Sheh Shahabuddin. Malaysian Ambassador to Japan, has returned to Tokyo after a short holiday here.
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    GIRL, 11, IN SNATCH ROBBERY
    84 6 GIRL, 11, IN SNATCH ROBBERY PENANG. Fri. -An 11--year-old girl was arrested by a policeman in Transfer Road yesterday afternoon while running away with a purse belonging to a housewife. die Ramah binte Kastum was walking along Penang Road when the girl appeared from behind, .snatched the purse she was
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    Hitachi gift of railcar to Malayan Railway
    182 6 Hitachi gift of railcar to Malayan Railway IZUALA LUMPUR. Frt. A diesel railcar worth $250,000 will be presented by Hitachi Ltd. through the Japanese Government to the Malayan Railway. The presentation is to be made under the Colombo Plan, Mr. Ushlro Demzu. the firm's engineer, said here today. The Idea
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    'Threat to academic autonomy' protest
    460 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl A CLAUSE in the University of Malaya constitution binding the authorities to I take in Federal and State-sponsored students for degree courses has been criticised by the Univer- sity of Malaya Graduate Society. The society. In a memoI randum to the Chancellor,
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    Be Proud Of Malaysia
    246 7 Be Proud Of Malaysia One of Asia's brightest spots |<LALA LUMPUR, Fri. Pride of place has been accorded to Malaysia in the 1-test issue of the brochure 'The Colombo Plan" which describes it as 'one of the brightest spots in South and South-East Asia." The brochure which deals with co-opera-tive
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    Out of the swim: 2 swimsuit burglars
    310 7 SINGAPORE, Friday. POLICE dealt another blow to burglars last night when they swooped on a shophouse at Pearl's Hill and arrested two men in a cubicle who are believed to have a hand in the recent spate of housebreakings in Pasir Panjang Road.
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    Thugs hack man with parangs
    61 7 PLNANG. Kri.— Four gangsters ■a tacked a coffee shop assistant. Loo Hooi Hong, in Nanning Street last night and hacked him w;th paraiiL'.s. Ukj. 25. was working in the Bee Bee coffee shop at about 10.30 p.m. when the youths believed to be members of
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    SCHOOLBOY GETS JAIL AND ROTAN
    177 7 SCHOOLBOY GETS JAIL AND ROTAN J pENANG. Fri. a de- fence lawyer, Mr. Goh Eng Kee, today asked the Second Magistrate's Court to sive a Sixth Form stu- dent a chance to continue his studies. "He Is only 17 and If he Is allowed to remain in school, he may
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    Socialist Front shows in Ipoh
    50 7 IPOH. Fn.— The Perak Division 0( the Socialist Front will hold a variety show in the Jubilee Park here tomorrow and on Sunday night to raise funds for the conr.ng elections. Representatives from all the 10 branches in the state will participate in the show.
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    Appeal to youths
    27 7 JESSELTON. Fn. Mr. Hong Teck Guan, chairman of the Sabah Chinese Association, today called on Chinese youths to answer the call for national service.
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    Liew: Don't postpone elections if war is not imminent
    219 7 Liew: Don't postpone elections if war is not imminent IPOH, Fri.— The chair--1 man of the Malayan Chinese Association Po 1 i t i cal committee. Dato Liew Why Hone, said here today that unless war was imminent and there was no possibility of peace, the elections should not be
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    2 killed by hit-and-run motorists
    104 7 2 killed by hit-and-run motorists KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Two people were killed in separate road accidents after being knocked down by hit-and-run motorists here yesterday. This brings to 16 the number of people killed on the roads since the beginning of this year, compared with nine in the same period
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    Employment passes: Probe by Govt
    412 7 r PHE whole question of employment passes and investigation of applications for them is under active considera- i tion by the Central Gov- ernment. Disclosing this today, a spokesman of the Immigration Department here said preliminary discussions had been held between two ministries—External Affairs, and
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    Terriers form local defence corps
    117 7 MUAR. Friday. T»HE Johore Territorial Army has formed a local x defence corps "to defend the civilian population in kampongs and villages in time of emergency." The first 30 volunteers began training at the Territorial Army Centre here today. The platoon was formed last month.
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    Crashed into post: Fined
    45 7 KUALA LIPIS. Fri.— A housewife. I.nkr Ngam Kwu. 44. was yesterday fined S3O in the magistrate's court here for driving her car into an electric t>ost at Circular Road on Dec. 19 last year. Loke also had hrr driving licence endorsed
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    President elected
    26 7 IPOH. Fri.— The Mentrl Besar of Perak. Dato Sha'arl bin Shaflee. was elected president of the Ipoh Destitute Old Women's Home committee here yesterday.
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    Detaineesent to China—by request
    179 8 Detaineesent to China by request SINGAPORE. Fri.— Barisan Sosialis leader. Chok Koh Thong, today became the first of about 120 political detainees arrcsttd during "Operation Cold Store" in February last year to be deported to China. A crowd of curious onlookers lined the railings at Clifford Pier to watch him
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    87,122 cars on Singapore roads
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Fri— There were 471 new cars on Singapore roads last month, bringing the total at the end of February to 87.122. The fleet of public buses numbtrs 685 and of STC buses 430.
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    'COST OF FREIGHT HINDERS TRADE'
    164 8 lESSELTON, Fri.— The J leader of the 42-man Singapore trade mission tc Sabah, Senator Ko Teck Kin, said here today that high freight charges were hindering the free flow of trade between the two States. This must be tackled first before trade could increase, i
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    Brigadier gives lie to Jakarta radio campaign
    406 8 Brigadier gives lie to Jakarta radio campaign OVER-ALL DIRECTOR IS A BRITISH OFFICER BUT ALL POLICIES DECIDED BY OUR COMMITTEE KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. SENIOR Malaysian Army officer today gave the lie to Indonesian propaganda attempts to prove that Malaysian security forces in the crucial Tawau area of Sabah are British
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    Dr. Toh in hospital
    30 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Singapore's Deputy Prime Minister. Dr. Ton Chin Chye. was admitted to the General Hospital here yes- j terday to have his appendix removed.
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    Lock icon SARAWAK CLASH DEATH TOLL NOW FIVE
    166 8 SARAWAK CLASH DEATH TOLL NOW FIVE KUCHING, Fri. Bodies of more Indonesian terrorists killed in recent engagements with security forces had been found, a security forces spokesman said today. O:ip body was founo in an area of the FirM Division, where nearly one ton of equipment and ammunition was sei7ed
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    Rotary Assembly
    34 8 BAT., PAHAT, m— The Rotar? nbly of District 330 for incoming club officials for 1964-65 will be held at the New Straits View Hotel in Johort Buliru on April 11 and 12
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      180 8 !//•>«/ By V.T. Hnmiim ]&ykf TRUN THAT THI*ONE-STEAL»//^>lOW I\L K LUCKY^Ka, /C*NQB>\ V*tO WAS GO»JMA /MAVBt THEKES ¥^g^ I Trf YAKKAHIK CLEAR OtfTA TW /W I COMT QCT VrfSELf MtIF J I r 9(>r I SETTLE THI6 ""ORE TO BEVJG WT^ Kb »A OOUWTW TIU. PW*IY RAN I HUNG FWOM
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    THE RISE AND FALL OF A SOVIET AGENT
    25 9 THE RISE AND FALL OF A SOVIET AGENT EDWARD SHEEHAN CONCLUDES HIS SERIES ON THE PHILBY STORY ASKS: HOW VALUABLE IS HE TO THE RUSSIANS?
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    1485 9 The spy who left in a hurry... KIM PHILBY FLEES BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN— A VICTIM OF HIS PAST— AND THE REST MUST BE SILENCE NOT until April, when she received the "opera tinmil plan* 1 to leave Lebanon aboard the Czech airliner, did Eleanor Philby decide to seek British
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    80 10 :o M/orrft SIB (Mimimum) MR. A MRS. Albert Bee thank all friends and relatives for their assist- Hfta and attendance 00 their wedding 7-3-64. JAMALMOHD ZEENATH IPOH wish to 'hank all relatives, friends who attended their marriage on S-3-M and congratulatory messages, valuable preTHE FAMILY OP Mr and Mrs.
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  • The Straits Times Saturday, March 14, 1964.
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      Outlook For Rubber
      636 10 There are two views of the immediate outlook for rubber, and the Rubber Producers' Association takes both of them. The consumption of synthetic rubber outside Eastern Europe and China last year outstripped the world's production of natural rubber. The capacity of synthetic plant again greatly exceeded demand,
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      Sound Policy
      385 10 In recruiting for the crash course to turn out 3,000 extra teachers for Malayan lower secondary classes, the Education Ministry is to give priority to "temporary" teachers already on its payroll. This is a sound policy. Though without formal training, the "temporaries" have had practical classroom experience. This
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      Lone Wolf
      232 10 The Ghana Trade Union Congress' call for the "complete isolation" of the Government of South Africa is more than a straw in the wind. The process of ostracism which began with Dr. Verwoerd taking his country out of the Commonwealth is speeding up and the country seems destined
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    The 'Field-Marshal' no one wants...
    491 10  -  SPECIAL WRITER by— WITHOUT his oversized black cap with the white band, and wearing a suit instead of his black shirt and two pistols, the self-styled Field Marshal" Okello of Zanzibar appears just a young man with a resonant voice and a big chip on
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    £900,000 AIR TICKET FRAUD
    445 10  - £900,000 AIR TICKET FRAUD Christopher llra-ln-r b> LONDON. Fri. After the great train robbery the great airline swindle. Since the beginnirif of last year racketeers have got away with £900,000 in a series of world-wide airline ticket frauds. The man who intends to put a stop to their activities. Col.
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    'Carry the war to North Vietnam...'
    928 10  -  DENNIS BLOODWORTH by ■AlS>Owl. ntIDAT SAIGON EXPERTS BEGIN TO PUT HEAVY PRESSURE ON McNAMARA MR. McNAMARA, United States Defence Secretary, who was here on a fact-finding mission from Washington, is under heavy pressure from American political and military experts in Saigon to advise President
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    Govt shop rejects U.S. dollars and shocks tourists
    228 11 Govt shop rejects U.S. dollars and shocks tourists KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A group of American tourists have been shocked to Hnxi that at least one shop here does not accept U.S. dollars. And, of all places, it Is the Government-backed Malay Handicraft Centre in Jalan Mountbatten which caters for tourists.
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    Talk on Management
    50 11 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mr. J. Andrews, one of the five-man advisory team now visiting the Polytechnic, will give a talk on "The "management process." an introduction to the nature and skills of management work at the Polytechnic mam lecture theatre on March 31 at 7 30 n m.
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    The Senang trial cost the Govt. $50,000
    193 11 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Pulau Seranp trial cost the Government about $50,000, the Straits Times understands. The bulk of this will go as j costs to the seven lawyers assigned by the state for the 1 defence of 19 of the accused I The
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    Support for call-up in Sabah
    79 11 JESSELTON. Fri. The United Sabah National Organisation's youth section, in two resolutions yesterday supported the national service call-up by the Central Government and showed willingness to die for the defence of Malaysia. The USNO Youth asked Dato .Sardon bin Hajl Jubir. Malaysian Minister of Transport,
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    Bentong MCA leaders
    44 11 BENTONG. fn.- Mr. Leow Liew Mln was today elected chairman of the Malayan Chinese Association branch here. Other officials are: Vice-chair-men, Mr Ng Foh Kwai and Mr. Chow Sing Toong; treasurer, Mr. Chin Kon Loh; and secretary. Mr Kon Yew Lot.
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    Rakyat top official detained
    382 11  -  POLICE FIND HAND GRENADES AND AMMUNITION UNDER A CHICKEN RUN JOHORE BAHRU, Friday. pOLICE detained for questioning the Johore Bahru branch treasurer of Party Rakyat, Said bin Musa, 33, in an ambush on Wednesday night on a rubber estate in Scudai. An arms dump containing boxes
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    Party for visitor
    41 11 SINGAPORE. Fn.— American President Lines will hold a cocktail party at the Manhattan Room at j American Club on March 26 at Tl p.m. tor Mr. Monte Vail, passenger I sales manager of Matson Lines from San Francisco.
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    Lock icon AUSTRALIA TO SIGN NEW AIR PACT
    171 11 /CANBERRA, Fri.— The Australian Minister for Civil Aviation, Senator S. D. Paltridge. will leave for Malaysia tomorrow to sign, a new civil aviation agreement, 1* was announced today. The agreement will ensure the right of Australia's overseas airline. Qan tas. to operate through Singapore
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    The courage of Syed Haroon
    373 11  -  R. CHANDRAN Struck by polio, he struggled and passed his Cambridge exam By SINGAPORE, Fri.— Polio struck Syed Haroon bin Mohamed Aljunied at the age of nine. nd as he lay unconscious in Middleton Hospital evenyooay. Including doctors. thought he would die. iyed Haroon, now
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    Two shake hands in court to settle dispute
    233 11 Two shake hands in court to settle dispute SINGAPORE, Fri. A two day hearing was brought to an abrupt end today when the disputing parties decided to bury the hatchet. The defendant, a police sergeant, and the complainant, whose nasal bone he had fractured decided to settle the matter in
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    Army officer on dangerous driving charge
    68 11 SINGAPORE, Pit An army officer was today charged In a magistrate's court with driving a car In a dangerous manner. Major Edward George Jame* was alleged to have driven his car too close to t*ie kerb along Holland Road on Jan. 25 and thereby
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    Police detain two in checks
    35 11 SINGAPORE, Prt Police yesterday detained two persons under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provisions) Ordinance, and screened 2.280 more in security checks. The two men were detained at Old Airport Road
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    43 11 rTUALA LUMPUR. PYL More than 100 estate hospital assistant* today completed a fiveday refresher course held at the Institute for Medical Research her*. SYED Haroon holds down a ruler nrmly with his chin to draw a picture by Han, Hai Fong.
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      205 11 \Jfc Serves me /"^Bfll best i r 7 "~H^BJ '^fiiV'ajt f I aV^fe. avK las* I pV*"V* says the well-known sewing-amah Lee Yeow Foong "Of the severol types of sewing mochines I hove used I now find that HUSQVARNA sewing mochines serve me best. The Husqvorno Sewing Mochine is noiseless,
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      Lock icon THAT KENNEDY MISSION
      487 12 White House denies Johnson sent him 'reluctantly' to ease South-East Asia tension WASHINGTON, Fri. A White House spokesman yesterday denied published reports that President Johnson had reluctantly sent Mr. Robert Kennedy, the At-torney-General, on his recent mission to ease tension between Indonesia and Malaysia. The spokesman, Mr.
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      Lock icon ROUND-WORLD AVIATRIX DUE IN SINGAPORE
      107 12 LONG BEACH (California), Fri. Avlatrix Joan Merriam will try to become the first woman to fly solo around the world when she takes off from Oakland on Tuesday in her twin engined Piper Apache. The 27-year-old. sft 2in blonde plans '.o make 28 stops on
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      Lock icon Hoffa gets eight years for trying to bribe jury
      305 12 Hoffa gets eight years for trying to bribe jury fHATTANO OGA, v (Tennessee), Fri. i James Hoffa, president or the powerful Teamsters Union, was yesterday sentenced to eight years' jail for trying to influence a federal court jury. He was also ordered to pay a US$lO,OOO fine. The fine was
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      Lock icon The all-clear for Tropic and Kama Sutra?
      92 12 The all-clear for Tropic and Kama Sutra? LONDON. Frl. British legal quarters were last night discussing the possibility that the Director of Public Prosecutions has decided that Henry Miller's Tropic of Capricorn, which has many sexual passages, is not obscene. And that he has decided that Kama Sutra, the Indian
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      Lock icon South Africa bars a baby
      59 12 KIMBERLEY. Prt. An African woman, who returned to South Africa after three years in America and England, was told that her two-year-old son. bom In the United States, was a prohibited immigrant and could not stay But the child was granted a six-month temporary permit.
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      Lock icon Pirates murder a fisherman
      49 12 MANILA. Prl. One person was killed yesterday when armed pirates attacked a croup of fishermen in Nasugbu. Batangas. south or Manila. Press reports reaching here today said the bullet-riddled body of the fisherman was recovered after the incident. Hls fish ing boat was looted— Reuter
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      Lock icon Jakarta round-up
      29 12 JAKARTA. Fri.— A toul of 389 prostitutes and destitutes was rounded up in the last five days in Jakarta, the official Antara news agency said today.— Reuter
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      233 12 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS and the (Words--7 Put on In bed— having taken *^"> .<*>. a ii .HffnMw rs» J1 Green jumper? (11). away all (5). 3 b^,^ to them-if you 8 Tale of high endeavour? find her with It (5). <4.5)- 14 So In, or out. It may become
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      FLOODS: POLICE MADE THE CHAOS WORSE
      242 13 I\M appalled by the lack of imagination .mil initiative shown by the Trallic Police in limrs of flood BflMI On February 28 and Narell 11, when heavy rain inundated parts of Singapore and motorists, besides others, had a most trying time, the traffic police
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      Deadline for homes but there's a snag
      181 13 Deadline for homes but there's a snag ABOUT eight months ago I was given notice that my plot of land in Lorong Bukit Keramat, Datok Keramat Malay Settlement, would be taken by the State Government il I tailed to erect my house within three months. Similar notices were served on
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      No liaison
      130 13 THE Health Minister's clean-up campaign is on but it is observed that there is no liaison between the various departments. Whilst health officials do the cleaning. Telephone Board men undo the good work by dumpin earth and branches of trees on the roadside in such n manner as
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      No post office
      41 13 IT >eems that there Is no post office serving District 8. Thus It is rather Inconvenient for residents in the area. It would be n.urh appreciated if a post office could be set up near Besar CITIZEN Sintapore
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      Year's wait
      27 13 MY son was promptly made to pay his magazine fee In January 1963. Up till today the school magazine has still not appeared. PARENT Raub
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      THAILAND AND MALAYSIA
      279 13 THAILAND AND MALAYSIA In brief What the Air Marshal said 1 REFER to your report «S.T. March 13) ox an Interview given by Air Marshal Dawee Chullasapya in which you quoted the Air Marshal as saying that Thailand would not tolerate any foreign power gaining control of "even an Inch"
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      PA Y-OUT FOR WOMEN TEACHERS IN MAY
      442 13 I REFER to your reports of March 6 and March 9 headlined "NTUC call to publish reports of commissions" and "Top jobs to 'Yes-men' says union." The final report of the Lim Tay Boh Commission was submitted In August 1963, Just before the
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      Controlling the queue-jumpers
      144 13 pONGCSTIOM is increasin., it the oftic: "f the Becistfmf of Vehicles But n<> <>nc sci i m> to be dome anvihini: about 't lore il.rk« .ir needed at the tounttrs to clear the lone qin-u«> that seem to be a feature of the place. I was one
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      A BIGGER BURDEN FOR SCHOOL HEADS
      137 13 A BIGGER BURDEN FOR SCHOOL HEADS rE proposal to start a training centre for teachers in each State to be attached to schools with sixth forms is merely asking the Education Department to shirk its duty in the training of teachers. Heads of such schools are already overworked. And the
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      STAFFING THE SCHOOLS
      207 13 STAFFING THE SCHOOLS A directive ignored 17OLLOWINO the recent decision to abolish the MSSE examination, was the announcement that 3,000 teachers are to be selected for a six-month, intensive training course to meet the immediate shortage of trained teachers for secondary ichools. The shortage of experienced teachers will indeed be
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      652 14 (Continued lion. Ptjt lUI SITUATIONS VACANT in Word* SS (Min.)— Box St cfs. extra PERSONAL SECRETARY needed by American executive. Call iS'pore) ***** for Interview. ENCLISH A CHINESE Correspondence Clerk required, must be able to 4 type. Apply Box A4M4 S.T. Singapore. AMAH COOK and House Duties live In speak
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      969 14 SITUATIONS VACANT It Word* SS (Mm.) Bex 5* eU. txtrm CUROPEAN COMPANY requires Ks> perlenred st.-nOk-r;ipher preferably European for confidential post saBBIJ klvidm details of experience and salary rennind to Box A 4943 S.T Spore DRILLERS REQUIRED fcxperlen.eo in Tuhewell Work with Percussion Cable Tool Rig*. Permanent positions for right
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      984 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE 10 Word* U (Mm.)— Box St et: txtrm VERY LOW-DOWN PAYMENT Can own a very good aircondltion car with easy instalment. 32. Bencoolen Street. Spore. Telephone No: *****. 19*0 HILLMAN MINX De-luxe. One owner. Kxcellent condition. 18.000 miles. 53.500/- 0.n.0. Telephone I'enang ***** Extension 204 office hours.
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      1051 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE Wmrdt tS (Vim.)— Box St cts. extra ISS2 FIAT 100 Family. Austin A5O. 1!H>1 Peugeot 404. l»60 Borgward TS. Peugeot 403. Volkswagon. 1939 Flat 1400. Borgward Station Wagon. 19JS Morris Oxford. Hlllman Station Wagon Asia Motor Company Limited. Tel: Spore) *****-3. ISM HOLDEN SPECIAL: Singer Vogue. Volkswagen,
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      881 14 FOR SALE It Word* U <Mim.)—Hox St rto. rxlr« WENT TO Donald Moore (Sailer,., last night. What d you mean, 'last night'? Last nlKht. They're open 'tilt seven every m*ht i slble of them. That's what 1 (bought, what. In fact, a lot of people think MALAYSIAN NECKTIES commemor.it in*
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    Steadiness continues on rubber market
    668 16 T*HE steadiness on the Malayan Rubber -Market which was in evidence at the end of last week, has continued during the week! under review, and prices reached a new! high for the year, thej highest since November 1963 state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their current
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    190 16 (OFFICIAL QUOTATIONS) March 13. Tkree months. INUUITRULI Boustead 14 cts M Cement IV eta. Dunlope 18 cla 41 Box 21 ets. City Dev. 6 ate. UcAhstrr 18 eta. r Smelters .'1 cts M Invest 18 cts. Esso 19 ets. Robinson 14 eta rid L)ISB\ Id Cts L-' Storage
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 March 13. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 69 j cents (up seven-eighths of a cent). TIN: $538.25 (ur 25 cents). Estimated offering 260 tons (down five tons).
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    MALAYAN STOCK EXCHANGE
    787 16 pOMBTNKD business In the Slnv- 7 gapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Malayan Stock Exchange yesterday, with the number of the shares traced in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: l*'!**" 1191 (1.000) 11.92. (1,000) $1.90. TliooO) $I>9: Celd .tar. (MKW) W.3V. Dunlop- $2.72 8U (1.000) *2.75, (l 000)
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    97 16 I'MC Mslayan Kxshangs Banks' Assscution made these changes in Its rates to merchants yesterday (all rates to (100): New Vsrk: buying TT. 32 3/4: airmail OD 32 7/8, 90 d/st 33 3/16 credit bill*. 33 r. 16 trade hills. Sailing TT sr 0D rssdy: No Verk 32 1/2:
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    INDUSTRIALS ARE BETTER ON IMPROVED TURNOVER
    601 16 From Oar Market Correspondent WITH a lull in the Indonesian situation industrials were better on the Malayan Stock Exchange and there was some improvement in turnover after two quiet days. The gains in equities were nothing spectacular, but there seemed to be a better
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    STOCKS INDICES
    24 16 Malayan Stock Indicts Mar. 12 Mar. 13 Industrials: 109.23 110.42 Tins: 133.97 133.62 rubbers: 104.55 Kil.ti? •Dec. 30, 1963=100 Drc. 29. 1962=100
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    Modest rally in tin price: Quiet rubber conditions
    352 16 THE price of Straits tin in Penang after falling $12 in the previous 2 days rallied modestly yesterday by 25 cents to $538.25. The offering estimated at 260 tons was down five tons. In London on Thursday a moderate ring biuune&s was
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    124 16 MELBOURNE. Frl. COME leading industrials bad Kf strong r-coveries today white the overall market moved narrowly with falls slightly in excess ol rises. Notable recoveries were made by A. W. A. and David Symc .Will.- -< ourtaulds dropped Is. 6d. to 18s. ML Mount Isa gained Is. to
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    RUBBER PRICES
    267 16 \PRIL first Krads rubber buyars f.e.b. doled at 5 p.m. In SiniaI port and Kuala Lumpur v.n. -rrtav al «91 o-ntu jwr Ih ui> -cv.-npiuhth- of h ornt on Thursday's cloalntc Ih- poKllion. Thi- tone wan Mtady I RA S. and F.M.R.E. clcsir.r prices in cents par Ib.
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      707 17 rpiagipp=— p__ -pp— I i 'Continued from Page 14) BARS RESTAURANTS (Spore) !0 Ward*. «5 (Ml*.)— Box 50 els. extra 50 CHARMING .'"TRESSES are fi-.-. -iiiiy rnKiiK*d to serve you our tftnplm* wiru-lles of Chinese/ Kuropran Food and Nasi-Padang S.ngapura .rant, 31 Batafla Koad, (8 pore). SOUTHERN HOTEL RESTAURANT, I'u
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      768 17 FRESH FLOWERS i» Word* 55 (Min.)-Box 50 eta. extra HAVE your good wisbei sparkled with flowers thout.iufully (elected and •itiiully arranged by Princess 2M Orciu-T* Rd.. Spore. Tel: 2OUU7/336UZ HAPPY ANNI"<;R»ARIE». CELL BRATIONS, say It v,::.. Cower* from Daisy Flower Shop. 10 orchard (load, Spore) Specialists:— Floral oaakeu. bridal bouquets
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      899 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE University of Singapore requires in mediately (a) a Research Fellow, (b) a Laboratory Technl-! tun. for a special project in the Department ot Chemistry. Salary for (a) $525/- a month, for <b> $200'- a month, inclusive of allowances Qualification*: For (ft), Science graduate in Chemistry
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      699 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY APPLICATIONS are Invited from Singapore Citizens with the stipulated qualifications and experience for the vacancies scheduled below Appointment: BOILERMAN GRADE II (Daily Rated) 2 posts (i) Tan Tock Seng Hospital (n) General Hospital.) Salary Scale: Basic 54.00 p.d. plus V.A. $1.75 p.d. $5.75 p.d. Probation:
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      477 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders will bo received from registered P.WD. contractors in cUss 'B and above up to 12 noon on Monday. 6th April, 1964 at the office of the Director of Public 1 Works, Headquarters. Public Works Department. Maxwell Road. Kuala Lumpur. For the erection and completion 1 of
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      153 17 TENDERS SINGAPORE WORK BRIGADE TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Registered Contractors will be received at Singapore Work Brigade Headquarter. Jalan Kolam Ayer, Singapore, 13 up to 12.00 noon on 20.3.64 for the supply of Dry Ration. Particular^ of Tender and Tenders Forms can be obtained from the Director. Singapore Work Brigade,
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      305 17 ADVERTISING AND PUBLIC RELATIONS CAREER OPPORTUNITY The Job The Man Responsibility for advertising Malaysian citizen, not over and public reunions uctn. 35 years ol age who must b* in Malaysia's leading automobile creative, energetic with assembly plant. Duties include progressive ideas and a basic independent administration ol Interest In automobiles,
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      SOOCHOW
      1380 18 V NEW FEATURE in this card for tomorrow's Ipoh races is the additional information on the type of going preferred by each horse. This is indicated by a letter after the horse's name as follows: a any going; f firm or fast; g good; s soft; h heavy. Race
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      $30,000 soccer ground opened
      68 18 MALACCA. Pri. The Chler Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ohatfar bin Baba. yesterday opened a football ground, which cost $30,000. at Merllmau village. 14 miles from here. The ground, a rural development project, was the second of Its kind to be laid out in the state.
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      Sonny and Jamil are back
      106 18 IPOH. Frl. Malaysian apI prentice lockeys Sonny Nfj and Jamil Taib have relumed from s apecial training course in Ng. who won. minor ££S°.n .iT.-f 5 Susgugg ma course sponsored by tne MRA it expected to return next year. Horses spelling at the veterinary sanatorium
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      IMPRESSES IN TRIAL WITH WATER BELLE
      315 18 IMPRESSES IN TRIAL WITH WATER BELLE RACING with EPSOM JEEP: Ipoh, Friday gOOCHOW, with Merv Posner up, did an impressive gallop on a good track here this morning when she outpaced stable mate Water Belle (apprentice Chong) over 3f in 37. Springfield (apprentice Subian) was also impressive in a trial
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      SPOTLIGHT on your fancies
      625 18 EPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners at Ipoh: Race One SUN MAIDEN: Speedy, second to Kennedy over 6f at Kuala Lumpur last month. LUCKY BRIDE: Working well; has improved. LAST TRY: Speedy; goes well over 5;. f straight; winner over sif at Penang in December. ACTRESS
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      540 18 SDfGAPOM Mi \uir\l. li% DEMENTI iti vim K 1951 61—71. SINGAPORE CITY COUNCIL 4', IU BI S II Xl STO( K 1954 65—77. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Transter Books of the above Slocks will be closed from 18th to 31st March. 1964. both days inclusive, for the preparation
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      218 18 TENDERS PEJABAT LEMBAGA BANDARAN, PORT DICKSON TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received from I Registered P W.D. Contractors i class E and above up to 3.00 p.m. lion 23 364 ai the office or the Pengerusi. Lembaga Bandaran. j Port Dlckson for "The Construci tion of Two Blocks of Labourer's
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      159 18 A TRIUMPH OF POWER Aim cmJEiipf ii t I im\ TJpmL the sleek, New Triumph 1200 EXTRA POWER! TRAVEL FROM ZERO TO 54 M.P.H. IN 14.5 SEC— The famous power-packed 1147 cc engine of the Herald 1200 now gives over 10 extra b.h.p. New camshaft and stifTer valve springs ...the
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      'Support the Tote' plea by PTC president
      234 19 'Support the Tote' plea by PTC president FNANG, Fri. —The president of the Penang Turf Club, Llm Huck Aik, today appealed to members to give every support to the tctalisator in view of the club's "sad state of finance and the amount of its bank overdraft." Mr. Llm told the
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      Negri force draw
      82 19 SEREMBAN, Fri. Negri held Perak to a I—l draw in the opening match of the {riendly quadrangular hockey tournament on the padang here today. Perak forced a short corner in the 10th minute and skipper Anandarajah made no mistake with his shot to give his team the
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      PAHANG'S CUP
      33 19 KUANTAN. Fri. Pahang bept Trengganu 4-3 to win the Sultans' Gold Cup for soccer on the padane here today. Scorers were Pahang (Zakaria 2. lahmk 2). Trengganu (Shaari and Ynhid Yiisofft.
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      Cremin moves up to challenge with 66
      635 19 Cremin moves up to challenge with 66 HUGGETT IS STILL THE LEADER ON 138 AFTER SECOND ROUND LESLIE HOFFMAN Jnr. and LIM KEE CHAN Kuala Lumpur, Friday gRITAIN'S Brian Huggett was still the leader on 138 in the Malayan Open Championships after today's second round at the Royal Selangor Golf
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      THE SECOND ROUND SCORES
      409 19 H8 B. Hugeett 67. 71 (36. 35). 110 I. Katsumata 71. 69 (35. 34). 143 K. Ono 73. 70 (33. 37); T. Kltta 72, 71 (37. 34) Hsleh Mm Nam (a) 71, 72 (36. 36). 144 E. Cremin 78. 66. (33. 33). 145 H. Sugimoto 71.
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      DRAW FOR THIRD ROUND
      146 19 11.30 a.m. R. P OSullivan. Abidin Zainol: 11.58 O. Gribhcn. Tahir bin Atsn, C. Munoz: U.4«— T. Verity. D Deran. T.S. Looiir: 11.34 R.W. Storr Joe wcke. Teo Kirn Senif. 1* p.m. J.H. Mitchell. Sulalman. K Hull: 12.08 IT Johnstone. M. Bavtha. I M Znln: 1«.16
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      SOCCER FRACAS
      53 19 MALACCA. Fri. Malacca's state skipper and international player Ismail All and another State player. Johnson Joseph, exchanged blows after today's friendly soccer match between Scratch XI on the padang hen* National Union of Teachers and a Two police officers Intervened and stopped a free-for-all in which players and
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      Selangor title to Cheng Hoe
      903 19 BADMINTON KUALA LUMPUR, Fri yEW CHENG HOE, the Malaysian champion, tonight reaffirmed his present mastery over his Penang rival Tan: Aik Huang to whom he had capitulated in the Malacca Open singles semifinals last week. But it took Cheng Hoe three sets and 44 minutes
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      SINGAPORE, FORCES CHAMPIONS CLASH TONIGHT
      104 19 SINGAPORE, FORCES CHAMPIONS CLASH TONIGHT BOXING KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— The boxing match between a Singapore ABA team and Malaysian Armed Forces at the Stadium Negara at 8 p.m. tomorrow will see two battles of old rivals. Singapore's top featherweight Nee Roath Veerabhak will meet former Singapore champion Ralaram of Armed
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      Gunners champs
      45 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. 12th Regiment, Royal Artillery, the Malaysian Area champions, beat Ist Battalion South Wales Borderers of Hong Kong by 18 points to 15 to win this year's Farelf lnter-unlt boxing championship here last night. The Gunners won seven of the 11 bouts.
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      POSTPONED
      32 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. The boxing card scheduled for tomorrow at the Gay World has been postponed till Mar. 28 because the two Japanese boxers, Hlsao Minami and Katsuml have not yet arrived.
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      Lock icon Goddard, Barlow in century stand
      177 19 Goddard, Barlow in century stand CRICKET TEST A UCKLAND, Fri. A A century opening stand oy skipper Trevor Goddard and Eddie Barlow helped South Africa score 327 for five after being put in to bat first against New Zealand on the opening day of the third and final Test here.
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      71 19 SOCCER Penanc Div. 3 TYBC 5 MTC Rangers 0; RAP Glugor 4 IA 1. MacGillivray Cup (T. Alison): Bagan Datoh 2 Jendarata 1. Johore intn-reirion.il schools tourney (B. Pahst): rnder-15— Kluang 5 J. Bahru 4: B. Pahat 0 Segamat 0: Kluang 2 Segamat 1: J. Bahru 4 B. Pahat
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      195 19 S§ Enjoy the masculine freshness of S «ni> I til £J HULTON NEW YORK LONDON. Buy HIN GIFT COUPON It's the best gift for all occasions. With a gift coupon, you can choose the gift In our Stcre for World-Famous Quality Goods. Available in Denominations of:- 54.00: 55.00; 56.00; $8.00;
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      95 19 SPORTS DIARY GOLF Malayan Open championship 3rd round (SROC course. XL 11 JO a.m.). SOCCER FAM Cap s-flnal: Perak v Kelantan (Stadium Perak. 5). MacGiUirrmy Cap: Sabrang v N. Scotia (T. Anson). HOCKEY Sertmbxn quad: Perak v S'gor (3.45); Negri v Spore (5, both matches on NS paaang). Thompson Cap:
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    Lock icon Maca's 'brave stand' against Sock
    269 20 Maca's 'brave stand' against Sock NEW YORK, Fri. The New York Times today commended President .Alacapagal of the Philippines for "a courageous and statesmanlike stand" in establishing consular relations with Malaysia. The newspaper said in editorial: "In a significant move that should put some brakes on President Soekarno's drive to
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    'Open session' for blood donors
    70 20 SINGAPORE.. Fri. Nineteen people today donated blood at a special "open session" held at the Champion Motors showroom. The nod open session v. ill be at the Department o! Civil Aviation's training school ai Paya Leb.tr An port between 9 a.m. and i p.m <;n
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    Sanskrit class
    31 20 SINGAPORE. Frt— Elementary Sanskrit classes for beginners will be conducted at the Ramakrishna Mission at 179. Bartley Road, on Sundays from 5 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. starting this Sunday.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    451 20 LONDON, Fri.— Once again the stock markets made little response to the latest political opinion poll which showed a sharp move to Labour and, althrough ihere was a tendency to lower prices at lirst, very little selling was seen so that the undertone was not really disturbed. Gilts
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    2 shops gutted in dawn fire
    389 20  - 2 shops gutted in dawn fire CHEONG YIP SENG 3y SINGAPORE, Friday. J^ 'AA'i A.M. fire today gutted the interior of two shophouses in Change Alley, causing damage estimated at $500,000. No one was injured in the 90-minute blaze. Two families sleeping on the top floors of the two buildings
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    Elected president
    22 20 SINGAPORE. Prl.— Mr. V P Vauudevan Valdyan has been elected President of the Sembawang branch of the Malayan Indian Congress.
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    281 20 Indonesian Embassy accuses Australian —Press fANBERRA. Fri. The Indonesian Embassy today accused the Australian Press of being "onesided" on the Indonesian stand against Malaysia. It made the charges In a special press release headed "distortion of facts by the Australian Press with regard to the Indonesian stand in the 'Malaysia'
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    DEATHS
    118 20 T. KANDIAH of H.i Ihi S. laneor. brother of T. T. Plllat of Kuala Kuliti Bharu. Kunir.il ;it ."i.OO p.m. today Rasa. STALLEV M. F p. -ed awaj l-.utfiilly at O.K. n I Cortt-K* I WlndKor Park lor Huri.nl at 1 .1. .1 in Gl ■■■;•>: I p.m. M-J-64.
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      121 20 Selling Price 19 Feb 64 51.78-12 Mar 64 SI .68 2nd MfIUYAN FUND ON SlOO INVESTED IN APRIL, 1960 GROSS DIVIDEND y/e 31.12.63 11.80 CAPITAL APPRECIATION TO 12.3.64 60% SELLING PRICE ON 12-3-64. ..51.68 GROSS DIVIDEND Y1ELD. ..6.49% Send For Free Brochure Now From MALAYAN UNIT TRUSTS LTD. P.O. Bex
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      337 20 Late CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS 10 Word* SIO (Minimum) J F O R EXAMINATION SUCCESS W WRITE IN FOR YOUR Uf /^tk£~?€/ COPY OF STAMFORD COLLEGE Jti /^jpjJJH^f 92-PAGE PROSPECTUS 1964/1965 EXAMINATIONS I Your further education is safe in the hands of 41^ the famous Stamford College experts who de- vised a
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      41 20 JIIGHEST and lowest temperatures in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. on Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kuia Bharu 88 79 Penang 88 77 Ipoh 91 75 Malacca 88 73 Singapore 86 75
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