The Straits Times, 31 March 1965

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 1 35 000 The Straits Times tea****' Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1003
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    Razak's success in Addis Ababa
    503 1  - Razak's success in Addis Ababa SAMAD ISMAIL USEFUL EXCHANGE OF OPINIONS' WITH TOP OFFICIALS OF OAU From ADDIS ABABA. Tues Till. Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, yesterday morning met representatives of the Organisation for African initv here for what delegation sources describe as "an exchange of views Tun Razak
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    Embassy bomb horror
    889 1 17 dead and more than 170 wounded in blast GUN BATTLE DRAMA WITH TERRORISTS SAIGON, Tues.— Communist Vietcong terrorists shattered the U.S. Embassy here this morning with an explosion that killed at least 17 people and left more than 170 injured, including 54 Americans and 116 Vietnamese.
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    RAID ON HANOI ARMY BASE
    116 1 SAK.O.Y Tues.— Twenty four Vietnamese fighter-bombers bombed a North Vietnamese military base near Done Hoi early this afternoon. A T.S spokesman said the raid was not directly in retaliation for the Vh tconi; bombing of the I'.S Embassy earlier in the day. Vietnamese spokesman reported
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    57 1 Just fancy that SAN FRANCISCO. Tues. Lenny Bruce, the cont: versial nightclub come- dian. fell 25 feet from a first storey hotel room window here yesterday and broke his hip. A friend told police that Bru c o was explaining ''something about freedom" whei. he fOt carried away and leaned
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    Capital hoax
    48 1 1 KUALA LIMPLR. Tues Police officers and military bomb experts tonight searched Hie Selangor Club here following an anonymous telephone call to the I Club that a bomb would co oft |at 10.30 p m After a one-hour I search it proved to be a hoax.
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    TEXTILES: BRITAIN WAITS FOR 'GO AHEAD'
    121 1 TEXTILES: BRITAIN WAITS FOR 'GO AHEAD' KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The British High Commissioner to Malaysia. Lord Head, said today that Britain was ready to continue the textile talks with the Malaysian Government at any time. Speaking to newsmen at the airport here before Inleft for Bangkok to attend a conference
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    Navy foils two Indon raids
    225 1 Navy foils two Indon raids LMAI-A Ll'.MlM "It. Tuts. Anli infiltration p a t rol ships have foiled hvo more attempts l>> Indonesian invaders to hind in Singapore. Throe Ol tin- Invi were killed and a quantity of rifles, pistols and grenades captured. Tin others escaped. The inv.ic ed I
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    STOP PRESS
    37 1 AUSTRALIA 281-2 PORT OF SPAIN. Tnes. Unbroken third wicket stand 1 m »»> (owper (143) 1 K""t>' took Austiih. i lir»t innings t,. '-K1 for i lunch on fourth i second t. w st Indies here.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon The Army rebellion in Laos put down
      151 2 The Army rebellion in Laos put down VIENTIANE. Tues. Mr. William Sullivan. United States Ambassador here, said today the Laotian army rebellion at Thakhek had been put down. He said troops lromSavannakhet. 100 miles to the math, had moved Into the town ;uid the riuhtwlmj rebels had fled to the
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      Lock icon US jets buzzed my ship, says Russian
      152 2 MOSCOW. Tuc«,-\me-rieaa ships and aircraft were accused yr>terday of trying out police funrtions. including Nimulatod jet fiehter atlacka on a Russian merchant ship off Vietnam. C;ipt. A. V. Zinoviev of the 1/hm.t said ships and planes of the I 1 Seventh Fleet tried
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      Thant riddle
      321 2 UNITED NATIONS. Tv««. RUMOURS OF PEACE TRIPS TO PEKING, HANOI SWEEP UN A REPORT swept through the Nations lost night that U Thcnt, the Secretary-General, was contemplating making visits to Hanoi and Peking to discuss the Vietnam crisis. •But a United Nations spokesman said he was authorised by
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      Japan to give Sock $13m this year
      149 2 Japan to give Sock $13m this year TOKYO, Tues. Japan will pay Indonesia U554,265,000 ($12,795.--000) as this year's war indemnity payment under the Japan.lndo- nesia reparations agree- ment, the Foreign Ministry announced. The sum for the eighth year will be paid over from April 1 to March 31 of next
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      Informer slain at sleep
      41 2 MANILA. Tues. Fifteen armed men stormed a house here yesterday and slew a sleeping man before his horrifitd mothers and sisters, police reporedVicente Pingol. 31. was killed because he was suspected of being a police informer— UPl
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      21 2 DAMASCUS. Tues— King Faisal of Saudi Arabia has ntuned his younger brother. Prince Khaled. as Crown Prince— AP.
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      Lock icon THE 'COYBOYS'
      118 2 Police in Saigon round up 100 call-up dodgers SAIGON. Tuesday COUTH Vietnamese police at the weekend I rounded up more than 100 youths dubbed •coyboys in the local Press in the second operations this month to catch compulsory national service dodgers The arrested "coyboys" were taken by the
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      HK appeal to the Queen
      71 2 I I LONDON. Tues— Queen ElizaI beth has received an appeal from more Uian 200 factorj- owohri and businessmen In Hong Kong to ••ve their premises from being demolished to make way f.): a I resrttlement lioumhk f.s'ate. a I Buckingham Palace spokesman •aid yesterday.
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    Lock icon Tshombe puts off elections in the capital
    213 2 Tshombe puts off elections in the capital LEOPOLDVILLE. Tiles. The Congolese Government last right postponed national elections In Leopoldville until a date to be announced later. Radio Leopoldville announced. The Government statement said the elections now kouik on in the provinces would continue as scheduled. The postponement came after two
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      43 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby (put tue lkswt out) l A B TI G AND LBTfe G6T J TUIS APTICLE JiVe iVe 8014 s /owe uundced tuinss^ S TOO BUSV*--^ POR A HOUSEWIFE J \i f WMA"HC IT 1 LglSUtcc CALLED J ]r
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Cheers in the rain for Gemini spacemen
      226 3 NIW YORK, lues Hundreds of thousands of rhrrrini; Now Yorkers, shrltrrini; from driving rain under a forest of umhrrllas, yesterday gavp Astronauts Viruil Grtsimn and John Young a sodden but spirited ticker-tape welcome. nh iln.i\ of raineoateel security men walked beside, an open
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      Lock icon Murderer, 86, to be paroled
      62 3 (KAMENTO. Tues.— The CallfornUk Adult Authority has approved parole for an 86-year-old man who baa .spent 43 years m prison for I hi' murder of a priest. A spnke.sm.tii for the authority yr.sterday said William Hightowcr. who wa.s convicted of the 1921 kidnap-mur-cier of Father
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      Lock icon Train derailed: 2 die, 15 hurt
      44 3 i ondon. iiir.s. Two people and liftcrn wen injured laat when Mur carrtagM of a Miburb;iii tr.im packed with city mutera overturned about 12 Tli n-ying city won: tOWM when it waa derailed outside a i D..upnham. Reuter.
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      How Leonov walked into space
      223 3 How Leonov walked into space AIOSCOW, Tues iTI Alexei Leonov had to pass through two doors for his historic walk in space and the whole system was controlled by pressing buttons, Pravda said yesterday. The Soviet Communist Party newspaper described Leonovs exit and return to the capsule in the first
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      Man seized in murder hunt
      87 3 COLLIE Leroy Wilkins Jr. (centre) handcuffed, appears at a U.S. Commissioner's office in Birmingham. Alabama, in connection with the death of civil rights marcher Mrs. Viola Gregg Liuzzo on March 25. Wilkins, 21. and two other white men were taken to Jefferson County Jail in
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      Lock icon US$4m protection
      25 3 WASHINGTON. Tues —Congress been a.sked an extra four milMon dollars for the Secret Service to provide better protection I for the President —Reuter
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      Lock icon CHILE HORROR: 28 TREMORS IN A DAY
      174 3 CHILE HORROR: 28 TREMORS IN A DAY SANTIAGO. Tuesday. TWENTY-EIGHT tremors were recorded here in 24 hours following Sunday's earthquake which burst a reservoir and buried a village in a sea of mud. Twenty seven Vxii. have been recovered from the village— El Cobre— and another 121 people were missing
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      Lock icon Walker is named again for Leyton
      137 3 LONDON. Tues. Mr. Patrick Gordon Walker. Britain's former Foreign Secretary who is leaving on a fact-finding mission to South-East Asia next month wa.s unanimously selected la>t night as prospective parliamentary candidate by the Labour Party in Leyton. East London Mr Walker resigned as Foreign
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      Lock icon Dawn break for freedom
      62 3 BERLIN. Tues. An East j German couple and their three children tore their way I through barbed wire shortly I before dawn today and escaped to West Berlin. West Berlin police said. The children, two girls and a boy. range In age from 1 1 to
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      Lock icon Spanish ban on Gib editor
      50 3 GIBRALTAR. Tues .Spanish I authorities have barred Mr Es- mond Ryan, editor of the GibralI tar Chronicle since 1940. from crossing the border Into Spain. Border polire who turned back 1 70-year-old Mr. Ryan fold him their orders had come from Madrid oolicp headquarters Reuter
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      Lock icon Silver shortage
      27 3 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. The American Congress has been warned that because of depleted silver stocks the United State* cannot continue to mint silver coins Reuter.
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      Lock icon Avalanche buries bus
      33 3 INNSBRUCK (Austria). Tues. —An avalanche yesterday burled a workers' bus on the Felbertaern road In east Tyrol, killing at least i six of the IS passengers, police 1 reported— AP.
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      84 3 LONDON. Tues. After inspecting a brand-new police station in Mill HUI. London, yesterday, senior police officers could only find one fault with it it had been built back-to-front The splendid portico, compiete with treUls for climbing roses, was at the BACK of the building out of sight.
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      Lock icon makes a big recovery
      69 3 makes a big recovery T ONDON, Tues.— The pound made a bit recovery in the London foreign exchange market yesterday when buying by European Healers indicated some restoration of confidence. The upward trend was also helped earlier in the day by Bank or England support for the third successive trading
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      Lock icon More drunks
      36 3 LONDON, Tues. Drunkenness in England and Wales increased by about 66 per cent between 19*4 ;md 1963 and will rise by a further 50 per cent by 1975. a British sociologist said today. Reuter.
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    Ong on the recognition of Nanyang degrees
    992 4 VARSITY MUST COMPLETE REORGANISATION, SAYS MINISTER SINGAPORE. Tuesday "£HE Minister for Education, Mr. Oiitf Pang Boon, said today thai the Singapore Government oul (l recognise Nanyang University degrees, only when the university had conipleted reorganisation, and had carried out the various measures to
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    GRENADE MAN GETS 5 YEARS
    194 4 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. MR. Justice Buttrose in the Assize Court today told Abas bin YusofT, manager of a medicine shop, found guilty of unlawful possession of ammunition on Sept. 5 last year while civil disturbances were taking place in Singapore: "This sort of conduct is not
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    Bargain hunters
    26 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Robinson's df par mental store was again packed with thousands of bargain today at its annual sale. which ends on April 10.
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    Water shut-off
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Tuev Water will be cut off in Napier Road and Nas&lm Hill between Tannlin Road and Cluny Road tomorrow from 9 am. to 6 p.m.
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    Canadian visitors
    26 4 SINGAPORE, Tues— A delegation from the Canadian National Defence College will call on the Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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    NEWSMAN ON INAUGURAL FLIGHT
    108 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Straits Times reporter covering Singapore airport. Mr. Soh Tiang Keng (above) left tonight by Alitalia for a week-long tour of Italy and Germany. He is one of two Malaysian newsmen- going there as guest* of Alitalia's inaugural flight from Rome to Hamburg. The other
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    Birth control pills in great demand
    181 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Oral contraceptives as a means to family planning are greatly in demand in Singapore and other South-East-Asian countries as well as in New Zealand and Australia. This was stated today at a press conference given by the Council of the SouthEast Asia
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    4 MORE TYPHOID CASES
    117 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. Four new cases of typhoid, also from stu drnts of the Chung Cheng High School in Goodman Road. have been confirmed in the past 24 hours, bringing the total number of cases in the present outbreak to 13. The Health Ministry announcing this tonight
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    IT'S DEATH FOR MAN ON DOUBLE MURDER CHARGE
    158 5 rpAWAU, Tues. Anx tuyan bin Tunggal, 35. of Semporna, was j sentenced to death for the murder of Ajah bin Imam Kunton, and a 10-year-old boy, Noorbin Juajah, last October. The body of the boy was not found The body of Ajah.
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    Club's anniversary
    47 5 NG, Tues.— Prnaiiß's oldest Malay club, the Muhibbol All/an Football Club of Kumpong Jaw a. will celebrate its 53rd anniversary with a picnic and kenduri at the Sun Valley Bungalow, TanJons; Bungah, on Sunday. The club will also hold its annual meeting the same day.
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    Chat with nurses for Mrs. Lee
    62 5 Chat with nurses for Mrs. Lee "VI RS. Lee Kuan Yew, wife of the Prime Minister of Singapore, chatting with Sister Suzanne Liew Soo Nui (right) of Ipoh and Miss Zainun Idris of Kuala Lumpur, at the Royal Victorian Eye and Ear Hospital in Melbourne recently. Mr. and Mrs. Lee
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    'Censor films to uphold morals'
    54 5 PENANG. Tue.v Tin iVnuiig branch of the Malayan Am tion of Youth Clubs has decided to appeal to The Film OMMOnhlp Biiwrcl to MBMT .ill films «hnh tended to undermine the Borah oi youth* It will also ask the board 'o allow one MAYC representative
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    Afro-Asian nations are still mystified
    265 5 PENANG, Tuesday. Airo- Asian leaders at the United Nations were still ''mystified 1 by the dispute between Malaysia and Indonesia, Mr. D. S. Ramanathan, a Malaysian delegate, said here today. "We tried to explain as much as we could about Indonesia's expansionist aims," he added.
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    Detained fishermen: Assurance by India
    182 5 Detained fishermen: Assurance by India SINGAPORE, Tues. —I The High Commission of India in Kuala Lumpur has assured the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce that "earliest relief will be given to the case of Singapore fishermen being detained by the Indian Government. The chamber wrote to the Indian High Commission
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    Awards for 26 in police
    46 5 IPOH. Tues. Twenty-M\ police officer.- and men were presented awards by the OCPD Ipoh. Supi Haji Noordln bin Haji Trum, here tln.s morning Among them was. Senior lnapge> tor &<lian Lai. who received a letter of appreciation from tlie CPO Perak
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    FITRAH PAYMENT NOT ONLY FOR BEGGARS, POOR...
    149 5 F ITR AH PAYMENT NOT ONLY FOR BEGGARS, POOR... PEiNiANU. lues.— Slaves and those Id debt are listed as deserving cases entitled to benefit from "fltrah" (religious tithes.) "But to the best ot our knowledge there are no slaves In Penang," the president of the State Islamic Religious Council. Hajl
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    JUST FANCY THAT...
    60 5 TEBAL. Tues. Hundreds ot people are tlocki ing to a kampotiß In Tanjonx Berembang. near here. to >cc a calf born last Sunday with six legs Kamponjt elders in the area regard this as a Rood omen They say the calf will bring peace and prosperity and
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    Stephens' criticism upsets CD men in Tawau
    189 5 Stephens' criticism upsets CD men in Tawau j fAWAL. Tues. A state- x nient by Dato Donald Stephens. .Minister for Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence, made here during his recent visit, has caused disappointment to a large section of the 400 civil defence trainees. Dato Stephens told newsmen before his
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    Health exhibition
    34 5 SL'NGEI PATANI. Tues. The I I Sultan oi Kedah will open a World j I Health Week exhibition and Rive away prizes at the Balai Besar. Alor Star, on April 7. i
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    Obliged to back you by treaty, says Lord Walston
    186 5 SirGAPORE, Tues. Britain's Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, Lord Walston, today reiterated British support for Malaysia in her dispute with Indonesia. "So long as confrontation continues, we will support you. We are obliged to do so by treaty.'' he
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    Envoy fulfils a wish
    46 5 PENANG. Tues. The American Ambassador to the Philippines. Mr. William Blair Jr., arrived here today to fulfil a 12--year wish to visit Penang for a holiday "I have been wanting to come here all these years." he said at Bayan Lepas airport.
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    Health Day in Perlis
    32 5 KANGAR. Tues Perils will spend $1000 on the World Health Day campaign to be held on May 8 and 9. Pood, poultry and agricultural exhibitions will be held.
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    $25 m. deep sea fishing plan
    446 6 SINGAPORE. Tues EXPORT MARKET AND EFFICIENT SPORE PORT TO HELP NEW INDUSTRY SINGAPORE is ro go into deep sea fishing in a big way-with a capital to the tune of sorr.e $25 million. An integrated industry, now being studied by the Economic Development Board,
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    Boy Scouts' president
    47 6 R.UB Tues— lnche Abdullah bin HaHM hM been elected president ol t lie Raub District Boy BcomU' Association at its annual general meeting. Others elected v. president. Mr. M Manmuthu: secretary. Mr- T. S. ArumuK^m: try. Inch bin N r I coiiß Weng Kee.
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    Bishop's gold cross will go to highest bidder
    105 6 Bishop's gold cross will go to highest bidder L l A i LI MPIR. Tues —The 51.500 Kuld pectoral cross chain contributed to thr Charities Week I und by the Bisbop of Kuala Lumpur. Consignor D. \>ndurgon. will be sold to the person making the his: host bid. The parish
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    Antara lie: It tries 'to twist' tour object of Tun Razak
    128 6 Antara lie: It tries 'to twist' tour object of Tun Razak I/UALA LUMPUR, Tve S The Government today described a.s "untrue" a report by the official Indonesian news agency Antara that the visit of th« Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. to East Africa was also to seek support for
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    Tailor gets death for murder
    169 6 KOTA BHARU, Tues I\ATO Justice Mah- mood bin Mohamed Hashim today sentenced a tailor and medicine salesman, Omar bin Salleh, 35, to death for murdering a housewife. Omar was charged with murdering Bidah binte Mahmood. 30. at Kampong Banggol Judah Machang District, on Dec 15
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    Film stars on Raub stage
    53 6 KAUB. lues. Hong Koiir him Kt.«r Loll C:ie<' nuide ,t |*m tp peurance ac the Jubilee Theati* here on Saturday. Another Hong Kong lilm actress Yoong Yoong. 21. made ;i perHMMI .ippearance at the Cathay Cinema on the same day. She sang few hit numbers
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    Third-class train tickets an insult, say teachers
    150 6 Third-class train tickets an insult, say teachers pARITBUNTAR. Tinvs. More than 50 regional training centre teachers in Krian district who are to attend a vacation course In Ipoh from April 13 to 24 feel "insulted because they have been offered only bus fares or third-class train tickets from their home
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    Lock icon Ex-Governor's gift
    33 6 KfCHINO. Tue« E former Governor. Sir Alexander Waddeli. ard Lady Waddell have seni a cheque lor S2OO to ihf rlwirman of the M.isjld Brsat fimd-MiMiic commuter. Data Abang Hajj Marvuici AP
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    5,000 estate clerks to get pay rises
    216 6 5,000 estate clerks to get pay rises L' UA L A I.UMPUK. IV Tues. About 5.000 estate clerks are to net salary U ranging from $15 to $50 a month untlrr a new agreement reached between their union and the employers' association today. The ajjreenu-nt Initialled by the genoril of
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    Sungei Pinang Umno officials
    50 6 PENAN' The presidpiit of the Prn.i.'.e branch of the Customs L'rr.on. Inctie Sa'aid bin J.t'.ii.ir. ha-s been aiectpc: president Ol the Sungel Pinana L'mno or Inche Ai)U Bnkar bin M&rtAn :o.Mrient with Inche Ismail bin Ibrahim a* .srcr"!.<rv ;md Inche Ja'afur bid r.amed Talb as treasurer.
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    KAUM IBU WELCOME FOR TENGKU IN PONTIAN
    61 7 \JEMBERS of the Umno Kaum Ibu (women's section) gather around Tengku Abdul Rahman (arrowed) to greet him when he arrived in Pontian on Monday to speak at a rally. The Tengku completed his two-day visit of Johore yesterday when he opened the $5-mil-lion
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    15 Borneo ex-rebels freed
    48 7 15 Borneo ex-rebels freed KUCHING, Tues. Fifteen former members of the Tentera National Kalimantan Utara were released recently after they had pledged their loyalty at the Rehabilitation Centre here. They had undergone a three-week course during which they received simple technical education and visited development pin the state
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    Patient's death fall
    39 7 PENANG. Tue.s. A p the Ppnung General Hospital. Chan Ah Hock. 17. fell 20 feet from a wiird to hus death last night. A und him lying on the ground under the first floor of the
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    Public garden
    20 7 KLANG. Tues. The North Padang near the Meru-Kapar road roundabout is now being conver'ed into a public garden.
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    An appeal to the non-Malays
    86 7 An appeal to the nonMalays I^UANTAN, Tues. The secretary of the Pahanu National Language Month Committee. Inche Mohamed Nor bin Abdullah, today appealed tor greater non-Malay participation in the coming National Language Month The committee met at the rural development operations room here today to discuss and draw up the
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    Spate of complaints about underweight rubber, says Tan
    206 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. •JHE chairman of the Rubber Association of Singapore, Mr. Tan Eng Joo, has revealed that a spate of complaints had been received by the association from abroad, particularly from West Germany, on excessive bale coating and recurrent weight shortages. In
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    AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES SHOW PUNNED IN CAPITAL
    75 7 AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIES SHOW PUNNED IN CAPITAL J^UALA LUMPUR. Tues Australia Is to stage a major industries exhibition in Kuala Lumpur in August. Sponsors are the Australian Export Promotions, a nonprofit export action company representing a partnership between the Australian Associated Chamber of Manufacturers and Commerce. The exhibition will be held
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    Fire razes six Sarawak shops
    42 7 KUCHING. Tues.— Fire destroyed six wooden shophouses «n Julau in Upper Rejang of Sara--1 wak recently. The Sarawak Social Welfare Council and the Red Cross have sent aid to the victims. now housed with relatives and friends.
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    Goldsmith robbed
    29 7 PENANG. Tues— Two men held up a goldsmith. R. Arunachalam, 36, in bi'sy Chulla Btreet yesterday and robbed him of three pieces lof gold valued about $1,000.
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    Cashier knifed in $10,000 payroll grab
    237 7 Cashier knifed in $10,000 payroll grab SINGAPORE, Tues. Payroll robbers i struck again today after i a long lull snatching $10,000 from a Bata shoe I company cashier out- side the company's Te- lok Blangah factory. The cashier. Mr. Kwee iThian Teck. 51. was stabbed twice when the three-man gang
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    Work soon on new bridge
    43 7 IPOH. Tues— Work will begin soon on a new bridge over th« Sungei Kinta to link the Coronation Park end of Anderson Road with Douglas Road. Total cost of the protect is estimated to be about $250 000
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    New C.E.B. sub-office
    38 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue.s. a i Central Electricity Board suhi office has recently been opened at Jalan Pasar Bharu. here for the convenience of people living m the Pudu. Sungel Besi. Cheras and Kampong Pandan areas
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    VETS TO SEEK FUNDS FOR PROPOSED FACULTY
    126 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Association of Veterinary Surgeons of Ma- laya is to seek the aid from charitable organisations and the public to help set up a faculty of veterinary science in the University of i Malaya. The association decided, at j Its
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    Singapore's frustrating 6 m.p.h. traffic—by AA chief
    342 8 Singapore's frustrating 6 m.p.h. traffic by AA chief SINGAPORE. Tuesday. THE chairman of the Automobile Association of Singapore, Mr. Milton Tan, today urged the Government to set up a permanent traffic advisory committee to tackle the "ever increasing problem" of traffic congestion in the heart of the city. "Such a
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    Photography gold medal to American
    96 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. An American. Mr. Martin J. Schmidt, of Chicago, has won the Loke Wan Tho Memorial gold medal— the highest award— for submitting the best print to the 16th Singapore International Salon of Photography sponsored by the Photographic Society of Singapore, ■b print. entitled
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    African scholarships for Malaysians
    127 8 Kuala Lumpur, Tues. THE Governments of Sierra Leone and Rhodesia are offering scholarships under the Commonwealth Scholarship Plan to Malaysian citizens, under the age of 35. who possess honours degrees or equivalent Qualifications. Sierra Leone scholarships are for post-graduate dip- i loma course In education and
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    Brothers in crime I and an old woman's savings
    221 8 Brothers in crime I and an old woman's savings MALACCA, Tues. Two brothers today pleaded guilty in the Sessions Court here to robbing an elderly woman labourer of her savings of $1,000. They were sentenced to two years' jail each. They were S. Subramanlam. 27. and his brother. a Muslim
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    Tin pioneer dies, 83
    59 8 IPOH. Tues— A large gathering attended the funeral of Mr. Chew I Boon Hong. 83. one of the oldest residents in Perak. today. Mr. Chew, who came to Malaya from China more than 50 yearn ago. was a pioneer tin miner and rubber planter. He Irave.s
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    Found dead
    39 8 IPOH. Tues. A housewife. M. Subbu. 30. was found dead in a pool of blood, wall a vegetable knife beside her. in her house in j Kampong Tawas. near here, yes- terday. No foul play is suspected.
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    Kedah boosting V-Corps on Thai border
    198 8 Kedah boosting V-Corps on Thai border KULJM. Tues. The State Government is 1 strengthening the Vigilante Corps in frontier areas on the KedahThai border, the Sultan of Kedah said here today. "This is necessary a> there are still Communist terrorL-t>-lurking in the border Jungle.' he said when he declared open
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    The champion kite-flyer of Perlis
    90 8 KANGAR. Tue.s. Inche Idris bin Zakarla of Kampong Kayang won the Perils kite-flying competition held at Kayang. five miles from here, on Sunday. Inche Idns was awarded the championship cup presented by the Mentri Besar. Uato Sheikh Ahmad, who gave away the prizes. Winners in
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      175 8 \lh>*' **nn By V.T. iWfwnttin NOW HOW AM I GOING WELL THE ONLY THlMu] om,mv fiOSH \to keep tabs ON left to do mows J 7^ .the sooner \^ijmtim w 7^^ T^T r 1. I WHAT MAvE JOSCAR ANP OOP? J BRING 'EM BACK.^VJ fiV™ E BETTER -J Hi* y
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  • Article
    Singapore to register textiles industry
    191 9 - SINGAPORE. Tues TIIK (lovcrnmrnt has drcidccl In start a iPßist-r of the textiles industry With immediate effect, all firms making or proposing to make te\ tilr Roods, in which nuire than J"> people ar>- em ployed, are required to he rrcister -il Vntiie of this
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    Goh was wrong seven times—Central Govt
    1094 9 Goh was wrong seven times —Central Govt VUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Central Government today listed seven instances where Singapore's Finance Minister. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, had "m i s i n terpreted" facts and made false allegations in the textiles quota dispute. A statement by the Prime Minister's Department gave
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    THE TEXTILE WAR CONTINUED
    250 9 THE TEXTILE WAR CONTINUED Point-by-point reply to Minister's charges 0 Dr. Goh alleged that the Central Government war. ted the 29 million sq. yards of made-up goods in order to set up a new garment making export industry at the expense of Singapore. The Central Government pointed out to Dr.
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    Bomb disposed of
    23 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. —An army bomb expert this afternoon exploded an old Japanese mortar bomb in Jalan Rajah, off Balestier Road.
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    Batu Pahat Umno to start anew—four top men will be there
    198 9 Batu Pahat Umno to start anew four top men will be there UATU PAHAT. Tues 13 Four top Umno leaders headed by the Minister of Home Affairs. Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Haji Abdul Rahman, are expected here on Friday to attend a special delegates' conference to elect officials of
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    Wallet follows tourist
    70 9 SINGAPORE. Tu«w- The pore agents for the Sydney have forwarded a wallet, containing 9.000 It- ahan lire is4s) and $4. > which wa.s left In the car Of a local tourist guide by an Australian, to Bombay I the ships next poit of call. The wallet also
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    ECONOMIC AID TALKS WITH IMF GROUP ON FRIDAY
    134 9 ECONOMIC AID TALKS WITH IMF GROUP ON FRIDAY |(UALA LUMPUR, i Tues. Officials of the Central Government will discuss financial and economic matters for two weeks with a three-man International Monetary Fund team beginning on Friday. The IMF delegation leader Mr. Albert Mattera. will I arrive here on Thursday from
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      13 9 McCULLOCH CHAINSAWS ARE BACKED BY SERVICE M. D. M. LTD. > r- r« >mj
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  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    65 10 Wmiis Sli tifinlmum) MARIA CHEE KHAM NEO, Til. leaving son*. Michael Urn. Lim Peng Omm, dauKhter. two daughters-in-law •on-ln-law and 13 grandchildren. Cortege leaving 7, Jalan Lye Kwee 1.4.66 p m JULIUS PLANZER SB passed away peacefully at Batu Gajah Hospital. '•.i. inn (..hind his beloved wire brothers and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    96 10 Word* Sli (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF the late Chan Thai Tin thank all friends and relatives for Mi' Ir help, donationi, wreaths, scrolls and attendance In their recent bereavement. MRS. PHUA CHENG TUAN and family thank nil relatives and friends for thilr tumtammem, umllh, loan of ears and assistance
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    IN MEMORIAM
    48 10 in Words Sli (Minimum) T.N. MENON died 29.3.62. Kor your happiness we shall remain united. Nothing and no one can ever or will e\.-r h.' afela t" disrupt this unity. We •hall always rsapsM your wishes and abide by your principles. By his wife and children.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    189 10 I* Word* SIS (Minimum) ASTCR tCCS the finest rang* of Mclu.-ive Italian Peruglna Chocolate Easier K|p each containing a novelty; ooiy at fltzpatrtek'a, spore. HAVE YOU SEEN the new utockt r.- ire at Donald LOOT*? New coi, ciisly carried DON'T MISS SALE at Town and -ilon. New Ann Fullds
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    36 10 MALAYSIA'S FATHER PRIIST for thr Klkhs, Bunt Sohan Slnch. while on n i>hort vl. ,t to India ftll HI The BatM Knram Bin«h Sikh T.mplf conducted h prayer «ervlce on 19-3-S5 for hit hrauh.
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  • The Straits Times
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      'Harmony'in Action
      675 10 ■jit simply the armchair econ- r omists dreaming? Clearly no country in isolation will be able to do much by itself towards moderning the market ing of natural rubber, the ''experts" conclude. Yet Malaysia is likely to "go it alone" with reasonable certainty of success, ready to welcome
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      Land Code
      355 10 Inche Abdul Rahman Ya'acob's announcement that legislation to bring into har- mony Uie land laws of all the Malayan States will be introI duced in Parliament in May, presumes that there will be smooth sailing within the National Land Council which I began its fifteenth session i yesterday.
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      Pontian Pines
      171 10 The Pontian pineapple cannery which tlie Prime Minister declared open yesterday is trebly blessed; by access to a solidly established farm industry, by a healthy demand abroad for Malaysian pines, and by Soekarno. As the Tengku said, the recent Indonesian landings were "a blessing in disguise" because they
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    Malaysia's economic strains and successes
    1501 10 Malaysia's economic strains and successes BANK NEGARA REPORTS ON THE NATIONS PROGRESS HIGHER PRODUCTION AND LIVING STANDARDS WITH A BALANCE OF PAYMENTS PROBLEM THE ;ecurrent deficit in Malaysia's balance of payments, estimated to have been $134 million last year, the ne*id to conserve assets abroad, 'he problems of financing of
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    LEARNING MALAY-63
    658 10  -  YUNUS MARIS M.A. By University of Malaya 63 REVISION: TO INTRODUCE ADVERBS and AUBERBIAL PHRASES VOCABULARY: Tadl (adv) just now. a short while ago: kemadUn (adv) then, afterwards, later; Mfera (adv; soon, quickly: hutaag (n) debt; berhuUnj to be In debt, to obtain articles on credit; barang mi
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  • SEACOM STRAITS TIMES FEATURES
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      Another step towards 'dial the world'
      1429 11 Another step towards 'dial the world' 'THIS IS HONG KONG CALLING JESSELTON VIA SEACOM' By STAFF WRITER TODAY is another milestone for Malaysian telecommunications one step closer to the realisation of not only Commonwealth l>ut global subscriber trunk dialling ;is th c .Jcsselton Hong Kong link of Ih c $201
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      112 11 (Wp*tJUtUn«). to- THE GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA and MESSRS. CABLE WIRELESS LTD., HONG KONG Gammon Malaya Limited was responsible for the The Singapore terminal is founded on 160 ft. Gamco structural design and construction of both Singapore Spun Concrete section piles whilst the Hong Kong Building Hong Kong Buildings housing the
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      201 12 Bf^H BHBptfBBBVBm Pv^v^^^Kv^^p First part of SEACOM completed... ITT's London company, Standard Telephones and Cables Ltd., has supplied j \s~> V f equipment worth over M 5 21 ,383,950 for the submarine cable telephone systems <C L~^ \^^^i IOKiO recently laid between Singapore, Jesselton, and Hong Kong. These are the
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      48 13 m o re Worthington installations WORTHINGTON The SEACOM offices in Singapore and Jesselton are two more important buildings in Malaysia which have been Worthington air-conditioned. Worthington offers a full line of equipment to meet your requirements and specialists at Jardine Waugh are always available for consultation upon request.
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      226 13 Over the Horizon... Spanning the Miles in a Single Leap urn e i.«|-:-- hrinrr tk* open sea Overseas ond inter-con- «m NEC is helping to bring the tinental te(ephone colls and notlon WOrld ClOSer together *"<*« television networks ore now commonly accepted os port of our It's a small world
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      2 13 SEACOM SUPPLEMENT
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      WORLD AT YOUR FINGERTIPS
      1571 13 By STAFF WRITER You'll soon be able to dial to any place on earth using your telephone at horne but you'll have to remember call digits WORLD-WIDE telecommunications entered a new era when telecommunication engineers succeeded in their long cherished ambition of providing submerged amplifiers in
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      First telegraph circuit was a wire hung on jungle trees
      478 13 First telegraph circuit was a wire hung on jungle trees "TO realise the giant 1 strides Malaysian telecommunicat ions has made to keep abreast with the latest techniques and development of telecommunications, the pages of history must be turned back. The first telegraph, circuits in Malaya were in the Straits
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      Repeaters keep the cable alive
      519 14 Repeaters keep the cable alive THE -heart boats" of the SEACOM cable are in its rep« each costing 5170.000. The design and manu facture of the repeat carried out under the most stringent conditions to ensure that they give an expected trouble-free U at least 20 years without maintenance. The
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      Telex service for fast means of printed communication
      326 14 Telex service for fast means of printed communication THE telex service provides a fast means of printed communication, a copy of the message being produced on teleprinters at both the sending and receiving installations. The service is available day and night, and ■KMagM may be sent to a subscriber even
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        277 24 immon INLtMMQI f COMPAMSONm) e& wkZS<w InW Seems incredible that I could become part owner of 20 big companies quoted on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia companies like. Cold Storage. Eastern Smelting, Fraser Neave. Hume Industries, Malayan Breweries md others simply by investing in the "Malay.sian Commerce Industry Fund". But
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      203 14 CONGRATULATIONS^ TO MALAYSIA from AEI AEI extend their warmest AEI, suppliers of Terminal jp A if) 7 I f"^ T 1 C^iTl congratulations to all concerned Equipment for this project, are JB wa J/ on the opening of the proud to have contributed Mi A P i 1 Hong Kong-Jesselton
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    Pineapples — the sweet taste of success...
    805 15 Pineapples the sweet taste of success... TENGKU: CONFRONTATION A BLESSING IN DISGUISE THE Prime Minister, Tengku Abdul Rahman, today described President Soekarno's confrontation as "a blessing in disguise" because it had helped to cement the bonds of loyalty and co-operation between the people and the Government. He was speaking at
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    FINANCE FIRM SUES FOR PLOT OF LAND
    390 15 FINANCE FIRM SUES FOR PLOT OF LAND KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. BUSINESSMAN who borrowed $230,000 from a finance company promising to return the loan within six months did not settle his debt after 44 months. In the High Court here today Mr. Kok San Fatt, managing director of Yoong Shlng Finance
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    Divorce for merchant
    58 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Jus- tice Clioor SJigh today granted dKtW nisi to Daniel Liang r merchant, dissolving hrn to Yen Zing Tse. alias June Chu. on the around of l desertion. The decree Is to be made abrolu'p at the end of three month*. The parties were
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    Drowned man's body found
    29 15 PARIT. Tues —The body J-f a Mat Shufcnr recovered from the Perak Kniponit Chopin nei.r turdnv by the current while K.impong Pachat where be lived.
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    Citizens get certificates
    36 15 KUCHING. Tues. A second batch of 120 people were recently presented with their Malaysian citizenship certificates at the Registrar-Oeneral's office here. The first butch of 29 citizens re- ceived their certificates last month.
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    Miss X: I found myself naked in bed
    348 15 Miss X: I found myself naked in be d SINGAPORE, Tues. An 18-year old girl today told a magistrate's court that she found herself lying naked in bed in a hotel room after her boy friend had given her a choc olate-flavoured sweet. Miss X, an unemployed gin, was testifying
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    Grenade charge man remanded
    69 15 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Llew Shi 1 w.-h 21. remanded since last week on a charge of unlawful Dossession of six harid-grenadcg at I '.he railway station here, wax I today ordered to bo farther re--1 manded for another week by Mr |S. Raiendran I maturate Liew is
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    Governor of Bank Negara on loan mission
    229 15 Governor of Bank Negara on loan mission ITU ALA LUMPUR. TueThe Governor of Bank Negara. Dato Ismail bin H"ji Mohamed All. left here by air to join the Minister > of Finance. Mr. Tan Slew Sin. for the signing of a $75 million loan which has been raised for Malaysia
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    Fine, driving ban for technician
    95 15 CIN'GAPORE, Tues.— After I a party a technician was driving along Serangoon Road at night when his car collided with a trlsha, resulting in the death of a housewife, a district court was told today. Brin Dutt. 28, of Oenting Lane. pleaded guilty to causing
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    British loan for massive homes scheme
    366 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A British financial institution has agreed to give the Federation of Malaya Government Officers Cooperative Housing Society Ltd. a $150 million loan to finance a massive homes scheme. The society's secretary, Mr. T. Mahesan. announced this on his return from a
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    All set to spot the new moon
    62 15 SINGAPORE. Tuesments huve been made n Malaya and Singapore to sight the new moon on Thursday Ins to determine Har: Ram this year. If the new mo H.ri Raya Haji will fall on li. ndd «n office; >temi day. If i: v- r.o\
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      662 15 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur Captain Gallant: 7.35 Tom Pcnane; 6 Ipoh Malacca S^* 00 s ln Ma darln; 8.10 Classical music by 200 p.m. Test pattern and Nagasamy and Party 8.34 tone; 5.15 Test pattern and Sword of Freedom; 900 News music; 5.45 Opening and pro- in
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  • COMMERCIAL NEWS and VIEWS
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      SINGAPORE MAN MADE DIRECTOR
      114 16 \f R. Ted de Ponti (above) Par Ea.stern manager for the Godfrey Phillips Group of companie.s has been appointed to the Lxi.ird of Abdulla ie Co. Ltd in London with efloct from March 22 Abdulla fc Co. a wholly owned Mibsidinry ot Godfrey Phillips Ltd. ell-known
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      New guide on sale
      195 16 ALA YSIA S best -.selling guide--IT* book. Paplneau's 'Guide to Stnuapore and Spotlight on Malaysia" has reached the bookshops in a new and fully revised edition. Now in its 18th annual edition the late.st Issue of the guide fulfils all demands for Information about Singapore that
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      MALAYSIA'S FIRST NET FACTORY ESTABLISHED
      462 16 MALA YSIA 'S FIRST NET FACTORY ESTABLISHED MALAYSIA'S first fishing net and twine foctory iTI at Singapore's Jurong Light Industrial Estate, is expected to start production sometime in July. i A loint Jaoan-Sineaoorc venture, Malaysia Net I Twine Co. Ltd., with an authorised capital of $2 million and a paid
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      NEW WAY TO SHIP TIMBER
      168 16 THE Sinsaporo Timber Exporters' Association is hopiiiK to introduce a new way of .shipping timber to ports covered by the Far East Freight Conference. The new method will require timber to be shipped in bundles instead of shipping them loosely as is the case at
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      Printers visit Australian paper mills
      344 16 Printers visit Australian paper mills O EP R ESENTATIVES i of the printing. I publishing and paper trades in Malaysia saw at first hand how some of the Australian paper they use in this business is made. They were flown to Australia on March 15 by Associated Pulp and Paper
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      Sandilands Buttery have new general manager
      301 16 M R c E GOODRICH, former general manager XTI of Sandilands Buttery Co. Ltd. left Singapore for London last week after 19 years in He will take up a new appointment with the HenryGardner Group of companies, parent company of Sandilands Buttery Co Ltd
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      Manufacturers' new secretary
      123 16 The National Chamber of Malayan Manufacturers announces the appointment of Dato Monamed Yusoff bin Haji Ahmad as executive secretary with effect from March 18. Dato YusoJT served In the Government for 33 years in various portions and capacities. He served as the secretary to ministries and as
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      Banker visits Singapore
      81 16 Mr. Henry Ea.son. secretarygeneral of the Institute of Bankers. London. vi-iteti Singapore recently in the course of a tour of the E;ist. to discuss matters of mutual Interest with the committee of the Singapore Centre of the Institute. Established in 1960, the Singapore Centre arranges for lectures
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      MITSUBISHI CONVENTION SHOWS LATEST RANGE
      261 16 THHE sales of Mitsubishi domestic electric appli A ances, despite keen competition in the Malay sian market, reached record levels last J Sales had Increased threefold and a greater volume of business was expected in future with the continued support from its local agents and
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      Cement agreement signed in Ipoh
      169 16 rgEK CEMENT Ltd., Ipoh. tin li went into full production in September last year, has now sinned a contract for a SlO million extension that will more than double its present output of 500 tons per day. Viuiouniin; this. .Mr. Yeoh Kc.in Hin, .in r\r.
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      More sales
      68 16 Malayan Tooacco Company announce that their Ann ciaies. Brown W>lli Tobacco Corporation, was the only one Ol bx" United States cigarette ccinpanies to increase the .sales of its major brands in 1964. Areordin? to figures published by Business Week and Printers Ink B. <fc Ws to'al sales rose
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      250 16 V RENT I REDIFFUSION I L TV J WAKE UP WITH SM and be on time The Best English ELECTRIC ALARMS. Full range available from your dealer. SMITHS ALARMS MADE .N ENGLAND So.c Agents: JACKSON'S MALAYA LTD. SINGAPORE K. LUMPUR PENANG IPOH THE NORTH BORNEO TRADING CO (BORNEO) LTD. SABAH,
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      83 16 I v>" 11 Z°y \m SSmmH f Suppliers of new and reconditioned machine tools sheet metalworking machinery, woodworking machinery. Engineers' small tools and workshop accessories. Foundry plant and equipment. Power plant, air compressors, pumps. Construction equipment, including carthmoving machinery, cranes, hoists and mechanical handling equipment. Wire nails, rivets, bolts, nuts.
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      CATCHING THE RACING LORRIES AND TEARAWAY TAXIS
      86 17 CATCHING THE RACING LORRIES AND TEARAWAY TAXIS I WISH to bring the fol--1 lowing to the attention of the Traffic Police: Many heavy lorries, laden with timber or metal pipes, travel at over 50 mp.h.. though they carry plates saying "Max. 28 m.ph." or "Max. 30 mp.h. Many long distance
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      52 17 A certain school in the Bandar Bharu area of Kedah has no teacher for one of its primary classes, and hasn't had one since school re-opened. Yet the secondary section of this same school has 16 teachers to look after about 160 children. Would the Education Department please explain? PUZZLED
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      42 17 HOPES raised by the creation of the new Ministry of Local Government and Housinß have not been lulfllled. The Minister has Rone on fact-finding tours to France and other countries, but there is still no trace of a housing programme. DISILLUSIONED Scats!
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      25 17 'I'HE Bukit Merlajam area has long and frequent black-outs. The Central Electricity Board should look Into this matter and set things right. RESIDENTS B. Mi-rtajum
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      80 17 'I "WO years ago, I applied to the Comptroller of Telecoms, Selangor Region, for installation of a coin box telephone. I was told equipment was not yet available, and that I would be contacted when it arrived. About a year passed without a word, so I took the matter up
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      122 17 'TEACHERS oi English In Chinese schools work under many disadvantages. They teach six days a week instead of the normal five, and have to mark at least lour times iany exercise books their counterparts in English schools At a recent seminar on the teaching of English as a second language,
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      64 17 RE are flies again i r i anata Rata. the Mpdical and Health Department's anti-fly campaign apparently having had little effect. There sho-ald be no real problem the Hies are bred in the prawn dust. bean cake and row dunij used as fertilisers. I> there no way to wipe out
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      31 17 ivOTA Bharu U filthy, with rubbbh heaps a:.d rats all over the place. Unless there Is a big clean-up, the State Government can forget about attracting tourists. DISGUSTED hot. i Bharu
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      49 17 1 WOULD suggest to the Housing Board Authorities that metal or plastic plates be set up on the various floor;, this to enable us to know which floor we have readied on climbing the stairs. This would stop person takiiiß the initiative and writing on the walls K CHLW
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      Why the expat dons are leaving
      350 17 J AGREE with the Registrar that items printed in the Straits Times concerning expatriate resignation from the University of Singapore have been misleading. But so is the Registrar's explanation. The fact is tha^ the number of recent resignations including those taking effect in 1965/66)
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      FILED IN PIGEON HOLES
      126 17 FILED IN PIGEON HOLES AS a resident of Labis. I agree whole-heart-edly with Mr. Vesanthan tS.T. March 17 >, about the exorbitant rates for an old electric service. But. I differ from him on his allegation that "neither the town conciilors nor State Assemblymen seem to do anything about this."
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      DRAINS AND HEALTH IN BAHAU TOWN
      69 17 tOR seven years I have A lived in Bahau. I have waited to .see some improvements in health conditions, but things are Retting from bad to wor.se. The drainage system has gone clown the drain Flies and mosquitoes have set up permanent bases Rubbish
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      Johore flats
      86 17 4CCORDINO to Rajl Osman bin Haii Mohd (ST. March 18>. "two blocks have 341 residental units and 20 shops. Government invited applications from tenants for the first time during •i-riod Feb. 18 to Mar. 15 last year. A total of 1,409 applications were received. Applications were asain invited
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      WANTED: SOME GIVE AND TAKE
      135 17 r I'HE textiles dispute between the Central and the Singapore governments is yet another of the all too numerous disagreements that plague the relationship between Singapore and Kuala Lumpur It Is unfortunate that the two governments are not attempting an all out effort to display
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      Equal rights for nurses who marry
      224 17 I refer to the complaint 1 by the "Fair One" (S. T. March 13). The statement that married staff nurses automatically lose their permanency, rights and promotion is not correct. The fact Is. following the implementation of the equal treatment policy with effect fr'>
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      TRAINED NURSE FORGOTTEN
      71 17 TRAINED NURSE FORGOTTEN I RETURNED four months ago frorr a Colombo P 1 a:i nursing course, but still have not been put to work or given an official letter of appointment. Having signed a contract with the Government before being accepted for training. I am unable to look for any
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      A HOME MARKET FIRST
      111 17 A HOME MARKET FIRST IT (a almost axiomatic to say that a thriving export trade can be built ud only upon the bedrock of a steady home market, and this is why I cannot understand all the fuM and bother about textile exports when every shop in Singapore Is piled
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      W & O refund
      65 17 W O refund READ in your paper some time ago that the government was going to refund the W. O. P. P. to its contributors. I have heard nothing further and I am interested as I contributed tor 35 years to this fund. I am a life member and I
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      102 17 j^mCT LL^^JPvJ IJLtJ Lit] wj 4HH V*T i THIS IS THE TRAVELLER YOU CAN AFFORD This Morris Mini-Traveller is so versatile, so practical yet so thrifty! Amazingly low in price and inexpensive to maintain it gives you up to 50 miles to the gallon. From bumper to bumper the Morris
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      245 17 Straits Times Crossword Ai RO>s tures mn.side i 8». 1. Cold region of lorest undraln- 7. Ordinary people dress in them ed as >fi 16 p. to 5. Someiiow happier about the 8. One showing talent h»ndgulnea— wa& it the inscrlp- some, too '.10). tlon? <8> 12. Spy-ring at palace
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      808 18 IH I:V>i I KoEiill iHS i( ontinurd from Patjr 101 SITUATIONS VACANT I K.il SU r, .x»r. WANTtf) ten young waitresses. ..*id pay. Please •!i, B'pore. WANTED E*JBf amah for baby 7 months from l.'iih April for .'lt month*. Apply Mrs. Hlllwrne. Cockpit Hotel. C. K. UOK Room 1310 Selangor
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      482 18 SITUATIONS VACANT u..,rf. ftHm i H-t rf» rxlrm DOCTOR (LOCUM) REQUIRED (or in U TaipsßS. l'< rik i. ii approa, 8 nasal <ii p. r.nanency Apply PO Box !'lv Lumpur or —<i K.L. i .Mr I'ir.iin Anandh). APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED from rxiHTipfit '"<l t^RCti**rs for tbs* pout of Head Teacher.
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      856 18 SITUATIONS WANTED IS Word* St I MiH.)— Box it rt*. txtrm CITLS SBBB part-time work If typ-' -noKraphy clerical JoO» available rlnn Utr.dy spore alter Six. EXPERIENCED CAMBRIDGE HOLDER ChlB8«8. 25. credits In rom-mi-rrlal nuhjrcts necks accounts Job in tuinpuny. Box Al9Ol B.T. K.L. HUNT'S SECRETARIAL SERVICE. a The Arcade.
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      1014 18 HOUSES LAND FOR SALt IS Word* SS (MiH.)— Box St et: txtrm FREEHOLD land and bouse districts 10 and 16. Principals only enuulry Bo» ArttMi;. ST. Spore. MODERN HOUSE 3 twdrooms complete with fittings. Kurniture optional bill area Tel .S iwrei 3iHM' "three BEDROOMED FLATS i Lurong 22. Ueylang complete
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      852 18 EDUCATION 15 Word* SS (MiH.)— Box St ct*. rxtra RAPID COURSE BEGINNERS bookkeeping, *hoithand typewriting. £okHsti (Camhridt:* gualifyin* Teat). M.ilay Chinem: YMCA School. 107 IMSSM Koad. Spore .'IWI. RAPID COURSE BOOK. KEEPING. Typewriting, shonnaod U.C Kaaaa; H.-.,ito scien.r. Kt-luioun Knouledgv. Cu:ihrid)ir Exam. Mmlirn School. Is Battery Road, s pore U3SOU
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      871 18 PEST CONTROL IS Words 'S (Mlm.) Bom M et*. oxlrm DESTROY RATS and Mice with R.itoids Monsecrnmbs available from lists or agents: Chart and Co I B'pore. rt>* latent tbink m '*i Killios THOMAS COWANS 1 non-potsocju-i* 1 WEATHER RAT CAKBS pruveil -.icrr»s OO Oil Palm Esutai Rud»*r Estates Ri««
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      1034 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word* SS (Mlm.) Box St rt*. txtrm IS«3 MORRIS ItOO (iood Condition j $3650/- 0.n.0.. Compr losurrd till March 196« At 32J Oulllemard Road B'pore T*l: 47K4T— Mr yu.-k FORO CONSUL: IMI model In S» condition Taxed snd Insured. Kuropean owned. Hitchrst offe; •3.1 *i secure-,
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      348 18 AT YOUR SERVICE IS WordM S« <Vih.,~R,,, i» rt.. rxlrm I BRING YOUR PLAN Tru.T.. Motion Smith of Bpasdy Print*. i guaranteed PMOIO COPVINI. PLAN-PRINT-ING :n K.. I SHOPPtUG GUIDE JEWELLERY PERFECT GIT! exclusive .r for you hy I South i FOR SOUVENIRS. CURIOS <1 Oneni.i condition..! Ground FtoOl Rafllea
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      1214 19 TO LIVERPOOL 1 WEST COASi U.K.: Due Spore Sails p. Sham Pinaeg ANTILOCHUS liverpMl, A.c -louth It Pt/Atr 1 MUAMPUS li>erpeel. Glasgow 6le. 15 Apr 2 Apr I MYRMIDON li<erpeel a Apt 7 AIAX Liverpeel, Dublin. Glasgow... Apr 1 Apr 11 Apr 12 II Apr 17 P«T»OCIUS liverpnl, Giasgow »•<
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      1266 19 i^^S^^EAC^ONES ■ggggky r^rtT?^» t> .iß^H oowe a>a*wi ib. rntoiihi j'l.wiiooamf "lie 7tll. PiMe *****. Pkiae 6311 Pleea *****. SAILINGS TO BEYROUTH. lATTAKIA, GENOA. IE HAVRE, HAMBURS, BREMEN. IMTttCBP ROTTERQAM, IMStERDAM tQIHENBURt, AARI4OS AND CQPENNAttN P. ('Mm Panaag I0MA (a) tie. 12 2 Apr 3/ S Apr 1/7 Apr "PAIACONIA" ,1)
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      1172 19 B£N&LJNF\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL li CONTINENTAL POIIS 1 BENCLEUCH L C'lT t X8 fcra, wr* CTi s^ SS BENVRACKIE S>ngapo.e Pt. Sham Penang (or London Apr 21 Gl. 33 Apr 4 Apr 5 S Apr 1/ I H;TCg Mar 4 Singapore P. Sham Peeaag lENOEARG Lonson, Hamburg, M'brougn..
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      1290 19 F.LLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. Wsm\ FOR \F™^^ U.K. /Continent Smgi|K>ie P. S'r.am Peeeag Cm OF 10HANNESBURG L'«on, H'bu'g. Bmtn. R'dam. A»erp, Neacaitie, M'kre 15/11 Apt CASTILIAN rlivra. Idea, H'terpj. Ream 11/11 Afj 11/11 Apt IS 21 An Cm OF GLASGOW Lundon. Hburf, R'dim, Htrra v argemeuth 21 21 Apr
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    INDUSTRIAL SHARES ARE SLIGHTLY BETTER
    883 20 From Our Market Correspondent YNDISTRIALS had a 1 slightly better look on the Stock Exchange yesterday, but turnover regained as small as ever. After falling cautiously for a week the industrial index improved very slightly to 74.49. Fraser and Neave, Sime Darby, Traders and Uniteers
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 20 Malayan Stock Indirrs Mar. 29 Mar. 30 'Industrials: 74.42 :i 1" Tins: 93.33 93.3 b ruhbrrv: 103.53 103.53 Dec. 30. 1963=100 Ore. 29. 1962=100
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    MELBOURNE STOCKS
    91 20 MELBOURNE. Tues. T.vnrsTßiALS continued the gradual recovery, but the market Is still quiet. Most traders nave Improved. Base metals and oils were steady. Mt. Isa continued to trade between 355. 6d. and 355. 3d. Mount Ink 33/!) N. Broken Hill (10s.) 39/5 Ajnpol 10/6 Au.«t. Con. Ind .SS/7
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    128 20 SHIPS lymg aloniild* th« Singapore wrtarvtt or oxpccttd today ara: Kmllle Maerak 3, Godavery 6/7, Benclrucb K/U. Breconshlre 10/11. Yarra 13 '14. Saltmma Mau 15/16. Ellaatwtb Boyp N.W. 1, KatunK 21/22, Chyebanaa 31/32. Benvrackle 33/34, Benlawers 35/36 Nlchlrel Maiu 40/41, Mandalay 42/43. Wladyalaw BronlewRkl 44, Achilles 46.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    216 20 APRIL first uradr rubber f.o.h. buyers rlosrd at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala I.umpur yrstrrday at 71., crnls per ll>. up Ihrrr-qu.irtrri of a rrnt on .Monday's closing Irvrl for the |H>sition. Thr tour «js unrrrt.iin. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. rlo-ui:; prim in rrnts per Ib. fmtm4mj: Buyers
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    199 20 Mar. h .til. FtM*. months. INDUSTRIALS RGiutead 13 eta. USttaan I 13cts. M. Cdnt. 12 1 ti City Dev. 7 cts. M I E. Sm.lt.M Mi 1 13 ota. M Im ;>. I cti>. (1 I '.".ets. Rob lOcta, ti.'in.innr. cts. Mv Hunn- (M, 14cta. s Darby 16
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    H.K. RATES
    34 20 Otreo oxshanno market IB HorK KonK yesterday tbe U.S. dollar was quoted at 6.77 (or T.T. and 5.7&1 fur cath. Starling was quoted at 16.03 and one taol of told at 2651.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 20 Mar. M\l\V\\ RUBBEB PRICE: ~U rtnts (up thrpr-guartcrs f»l a cent). TIN: ICT&M (down SB..{7i). Unofficial estimatod offering 175 tons (down 10 tons).
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      1135 20 Y^ KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Bast Canada and U.S.A. Great Lakes Service H'kong Yototwia Momra loronio Detroit Citicato ■'TiOTMhieu Man" 13/14 Apr 24 Api 22 May tl May 11 May J laae "Maaeikiaa Mara" 21 21 Apr I May 4 luaa tin* 11 Jaaa W laaa Wast Coast ofi Central/South
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      953 20 [E°loriektI lines j ROUND VOYAGE TO MANILA HONG KONG S.S. "CATHAY" Deports: Penang 10 May 196S P. Swettenham 11 Moy 1965 Singapore 14 May 1965 For Manila 17/18 May, Hong Kong 20/24 May Returns:— Singapore 28 May 1965 P. Swettenham 30 May 1965 Penong 31 May 1965 Fare From: Penang
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      420 20 ORIENT OVERSEAS LINE EXPRESS SERVICE For N. York, Boltimore, Chorleston. N. Oieons. Houston, Golveston. Spore r>. S'hom Penong New York Hongkong Amber 4/6 May 7/8 May 9/10 May 13 Jun Hongkong Grace 1 7/ 19 May 20/21 May 22/23 Moy 26 Jun Hongkong Producer 17/19 Jun 20/21 Jun 22/23 Jun
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      353 20 wt»mufaNU: tUHOPE atIIVIH NARA 14/lt Apr Om Apr 21 Apr otHerp. 'Hamtgrg. Brrn'ta', RatterPaa. SOUTH 4 «ESI AFRICA btRVICE Smgapon Durban 121 4), Port t ii/atvetn (24/4 i. taofto.n (21/41, ICHiBANSA 1/ I Apr Matadi 11/5). Port Marcourt Lagos, Apapa (7/J), Cotooo* )Sl. Loma lakoradt. Frertoarn. Dakar (23/5). usiioimo^ Dae
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    BUSINESS DONE
    737 21 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala 1 irnpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Bauttead U'.OOO) C. I. Holding* tJ.-MiUi I Ounlop* (I.UOOi $1.40: E. Smiltcrt Eiio ord*. il.uuu. .I.IWO) SI.4S; F. and
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    98 21 'I'ME Malayan Exchange* Banks' AstaI cution iii M.l- thrat i-hangr* In It* nrrrh;tnti yrstrrday (all ratta New V*rk: rmvlnK TT 32 II '16, air oa n 11 i«. M <i A I<l trade hills. Canada: huvitiK TT 3A 3'H: nlrmull i .1 >t. 38 crrd.t bllla, 36 1
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    54 21 /'HINESE Product Etching*, Slnga--1 Mr* mm pncM p*r picul y*it*rcl»y Cotomit all: bulk SB4i tellrri. drum leri. c.pn M.ir Apr. I'K 'Continent: Ptpper: Mnniok «h>U' $H7| HifrM. whit* 1146 nclleri. aprcial $1371 ncllrm, garbled |147|«N) Mllfr*. ABTA iiiliin prK*t: Imlk S*4 irlleri. drum tuiir «a.i quitl. lln«jp*i* Coura
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    IN MEMORIAM
    20 21 In ever loving memory of Chew Keng Boon departed on 31-3-1964. Inserted by his wife, children and grandchildren.
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    Sharp reaction in tin price after big rise
    494 21 AFTER the recent big rise in the tin price there was .i >harp reaction in Penans yesterday. The price fell 58.371- to MTLM. The offering reached a newestimated low of 175 tons, being down Ib tons. In London on Monday tin was
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      1093 21 l_^ J NOTICE The attention ot all employers in Singapore is drawn to: (a) section 133 (1) of tbe Labour Ordiance, No. 40 of UH| (b) section 46 (1) of the Shop MaMfli Employment Ordinance, No. 13 ot 1957; i lion 42 (1) of thr Clerk* I niploymcnt Ordinance, No.
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      845 21 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT I H.M. DOCKYARD, SINGAPORE, 27 Vacancies exists In the Electrical Engineering Department. H.M. Dockyard. Singapore 27 for mechanics with experience in telecommunication work including the installation and maintenance of telephone Instruments and overhead and underground telephone lines. Applications stating full details of training and experience are lnI vited
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      518 21 notices in the high court in singapore Orlrlnatinc Petition) No. 1 of 1965 In the Matter of the STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED AND In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINANCE ((liaptrr KJI Section 58. STRAITS STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED i NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition presented to the HiKit
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      282 21 I NOTICE IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT JOHORE BAHRU Origination^ Petition No. 1 of 1965 In the M»tUr of KOTA TINOGI SYNDICATE LIMITED AND In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ORDINAM I 1940-46. AND KOTA TINOGI SYNDICATE LIMITED .Petitioners NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that a Petition presented
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      347 21 NOTICE OF REMOVAL L.E. TELS AND COS TRADING SOCIETY K.L. wishes to announce that our K. Lumpur Office will be at MS. Hagemeyer Trading Co. iMi Ltd., Building, 46 -L, jalan Lima off Chan Sow Lin Road, Kuala Lumpur as from Ist of April. 1965. Tel: No. (K.L.) *****. I
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      Lock icon Summer in Spring in most of Europe
      191 22 Summer in Spring in most of Europe I ONDON. Tues. It was |urn m c r -inspriiiK over most of Europe yesterday with temperatures in many places a record for March and with more sun forecast. March, which began with I storms and ice. was fulfilling its proverbial role of
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      Indons to sack Americans
      57 22 JAKARTA. Tues.— The branch dlredor of the state-owned oil company. P.N. Permina. at Pangkalan Brnndan. North Sumairn. Major Humil. has said thai Americans now working with the company would be repatriated home after their contracts were complete. Their contracts wen- nearing their end. he added, according
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      Lock icon A NEW ROCKET KILLER
      394 22 WASHINGTON. Tues U.S. Army's Sprint missile makes first successful test flight fPHE U.S. Army announced yester--*-day the first successful flight test of its most advanced missile killer, the Sprint It said the Sprint, designed to knock down enemy nuclear warheads, was test fired last Friday at
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      PEKING BREAKS PLEDGES TO AID NEPAL
      154 22 PEKING BREAKS PLEDGES TO AID NEPAL KATMANDU. Tues. Communist China has withdrawn her commitment to build a 160-mile stretch of Nepal's east-west highway and the Indian and American Governments have agreed to assist instead, it was officially announced here. The announcement said Communist China had also withdrawn from building an
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      Dutch fair plan
      38 22 AMSTERDAM. Tuep. A rp--1 prPM'n:ative of the Netherlands Council for Trade Promotion left here yesterday for a twc-mon;h vis t Indonesia t" study 'he possibilities of s-aginc a Dutch trade fair m Jakarta nc^t year.
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      49 22 IJAKIS. Tue*. Almost 5.000 cinemas in France are showing free films as part of a nationwide protest .gainst the ticket tax. inema proprietors say the 24 per cent tax levy on tickets is seriously endangering the French film industry, already facing growing competition from television. Reuter.
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      Lock icon SOEK TO DECIDE ON HMIs FATE THIS WEEK
      215 22 SOEK TO DECIDE ON HMIs FATE THIS WEEK JAKARTA, Tues.— The State Loyalty Investigation Committee (Kotrar) will shortly report to President Soekarro on Its findings on clashes between Communist, Nationalist (PM) and Muslim groups In East Java and Bali Island. Kotrar. headed by the Foreign Minister Dr. Subandno. said the
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      Lock icon Japan's offer
      43 22 HONG KONG. Tues. Japan had offered to build, staff and equip a technical college at a war reparation contribution to the j people of Hong Kong. Mr. Mi Man-Pel, chairman of the United Nations Association of Hong Kong, said today. Reuter.
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      95 22 TOKYO, Tues.— A Japanese newspaper photographer hurtles to his death camera and all after a gust of wind threw him out of the helicopter (at top) from which he was taking picture*. Kaichi Hashimoto. 35, of the Mainichi newspapers, was taking pic- tures of a rehearsal for
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      57 22 RANGOON Tues. Gen. Ne Win. Chairman of the Burmese Revolutionary Council. will not attend the 10th anniversary of the first Afro-Asian conference in Bandoeng because he is busy at present, the Foreign Minister. U Tin Han. said last night "But he may send a representative
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      56 22 MANILA Tnev A government official here has described the Philippines as '"a sick nation" .saddled with graft and corruption. Mr. Cesar Cllmaco. chairman of the President al anti-graft committee, was quoted by the Manila Chronicle today as saying that graft and corruption had be- come a "way
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      241 22 Manila's 5213 mil build-up to stop the Indons \1 ANILA. Tues. The Ifl House of Representatives committee on national defence has concurred with President Macapagals decision to strengthen defences in the Southern Philippines. Committee members who recently went to the .south for an on-the-spot survey of the extent of illegal
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      20 22 RAWALPINDI. Tups. dfnt Ayub Kh.in pointed four new Cabinet "Ministers :it the M ond !iv# til Reuter.
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    293 23  - Pinkson goes well in trial EPSOM JEEP By SINGAPORE, Tues. Shaw Stables ten-year-old Pinkson. winner of 15 races, looked lit as ever this morning when he did fine trial on soft goinij. Pinkson iDes Coleman up) finished a neck behind •tablcmate Caravelle over 3f in 42 3/5 but I thought
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    355 23 CRICKET PORT OF SPAIN. Tuesday. "VORMAN O'NEILL, ihe Australian batsman who was injured during yesterday's play in the Second Trst against the West Indies, said last 1 night: Wild horses will not stop me batting tomorrow, l hope to go In at the next wicket
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    23 23 ki.ua:. I Amateui I -'rd «rtH hold a referees promotion eNamlnatton bt Tengku School on Friday at 4 30 p m
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    Pakistan rout Kiwis at Rawalpindi
    159 23 Pakistan rout Kiwis at Rawalpindi Rawalpindi, tu.-s. After a sensational collapse by Nt w Zealand, i:i which ei«h: wickei.s [fell for sevrn rut.- Pakistan won 'in- Fir.si Teat here by an lanI»8J and 64 runs with more than a day lo sparr m the four-diiy match. New Zealand nsumed at
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    600 23 ALL-ENGLAND SUCCESSES SPARK A GREAT UPSURGE WE MUST MAKE EVERY EFFORT TO BRING WORLD'S BEST PLAYERS TO MALAYSIA— KHIR By NORMAN SIEBEL; Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday THE BADMINTON Association of Malaysia will make the very best of the great upsurge of interest generated by the Malaysian
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    SBA plan 'quad' for champions
    143 23 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singa- pore Badminton Association i plan to stage v quadrangular tournament for the champion clubs of Selangor. Malacca, Johore and Singapore from July 29 and Aug. 9. > The tournament, which will be in conjunction with the Singapore i Festival of Sport,
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    TCRC OFFICIALS
    46 23 TAIPING. Tues. Llm Seang Kwee has been re-elected president of the Taping Chinese Recreation' presidents: Chin Kit Fung, Lira, Club. Other otfice-bearers. Vicepresidents: Chin Kit Fun>;. Llir Poh Tool Teoh Cheng Chuan and Foo Fati Yeow: secretary: Lee Kee, Teong: treasurer: Ng Hoe Cheng.
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    PAAA meet in July
    55 23 PENANG, Tues. The Pcnartg AAA championships will be bald on July 16-17-Other athletic events: May 30 round-houses relay; June 13 crosscountry; June 20 marathon; July 10-11 decathlon: Oct. 31 big walk. The association will hold iU annual general meeting at FAP House. Dato Kramat Road, at
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    BT TIMAH WIN
    40 23 SINGAPORE. Tues. BukJt Timah won the Sli^apore schoolboys Inur-tftatrlot badminton chanipioi .ship today when they beat Serangoon 3-2 in the final at the National Recreation Centre. In the girls' final. Ber»n--soo". beat Pasir Panjang easily by 5-0.
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    ICHIDA OR LEE FOR FIFA MEETING
    215 23 ICHIDA OR LEE FOR FIFA MEETING SOCCER KUALA LUMPUR, Tues FIFA have Invited the Asian Football Confederation to send a delegate to a special meeting! In May at which the fedei a- don's constitution will be revised. AFC members have proposed two officials Dr. S. Ichld*. a I director of
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    Experience helps Khalsa to 4-1 win
    167 23 HOCKEY KHALSA 4 SCHOOLS 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. Combined Schools, fielding three re- cives. put up a good performance although they were convincingly beaten by Khalsa Association ii this SHA League and Cup quar-ter-final at Farrer Park today The margin flattered Khalsa for their last
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    Club renamed after Sultan
    57 23 TELUK ANSON. Tues.— Lower Perak Golf Club has been renamed Idrls Shah Golf Club after the Sultan of Perak. 1 Mustaffa bin Ahmad. Executive Engineer. Lower Perak. was elected chairman with A. A. Russell and R. J. Morton as vicechairman. Other office-bearers-Secretary. Ariff bin Ismail. Treasurer
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      81 23 |>AI)MINTON London: £ng- lar.d beat Bweden 5-2 In an international match at Btoke-on-Trent ia*t night. Sweden* only point came in the singles and they provided Uir shock of the maim when Eva Twedbera beat AnEci.t Bairstow. one o! Britain's iud women players. 0-11. 11-6. 11-8 The other Sweden success was
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      62 23 OOXING Kome: Pune King- petch (Thailand) arrived here today from Bangkok to defend his world flyweight tU.e against Salvatore Burruni (Italy) on Aur. 33. and said he wan sure of taking his title back home In Carmarthen Wales. Howard Winstone. Welsh holder of the British and European featherweight titles, avenged
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      87 23 I AW.V TENNlS— Caracas: Mar- Raret Smith and Lesley Turner (Australia) won the women's doubles title In the Alumira tournament wlwi they heat Norma Baylon (Argentina and Franchise Durr .Prance) 2-6. 6-0. 6-1 in the final. Margaret, who had e«rl>r won the women's singles !tle. col--1 lected her third UtU
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      53 23 ATHLETICS London. Lynn Dav:es and Mary Rand. Britain's Olympic long Jump champions, will both compete In the International meet against tne United States at Wembley on Pr'day and Saturday. The British selectors. who named their team yesterday. have recalled Derek Ibbotson. 33. former world mile record holder, to run In
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      21 23 DLGBY London: Results of matches played last night: Union Penarth 3 Neath b League Wakefleld 21 Hull 7 Brainier Hurnlrt **m»r
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    43 24 letter, out Britain's terms (or the luture nuirDPiidonce of Rhodesia. \\;is handed to the RrKXlt-MMii Pnmr Minister. Mr. tan Smith, today, A spokesman lor the British Hiuh ('oinmi.sMon >aid thr letter u;is handed to Mr. Smith this inorninu. Heuter.
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    252 24 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. "THE Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said tonight that go-slow was not a legitimate weapon in the armoury of trade unions and its practice in any form was considered illegitimate. j In a itatement. he said that although the Government had
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    19 24 SINGAPORE Tues. Darul Aliah beat Police 2—l in the SAFA first division at Jalan Stadium today.
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    418 24 LONDON. Tues. Although turnover continued on a disappomtinK scale, the general tone ol the stock market was sati.slactory. Renewed iirmnesj, tn Sterling and more good company statements stimulated small selective buying and with sellers inactive priors were inclined to edge lorwaiel Closing middle prices of select* ed stocks
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    181 24 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Two Nepalese defence officials flew in today for a weeks visit at the invitation of the Far East Army Command. They at" retired Maj.Gen. Ka.shitra Bikruni Ramn. who is now the Nepalese Defence Secretary and Maj -Gen. SB. Basnyat. Adjutant-General
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    67 24 Nightingale Week for 2,000 nurses SINOAPORE Tues. Some 2.000 nurses will this year celebrate tne birthday of Flor» nee Nightingale with a waek-kng programme to in.uk ;hr occasion. InghHgni will be a social and dance to be held at the Ocean Park Hotel on May 14 It will be known
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    191 24 YOU CAN DIAL DIRECT TO H.K. FROM TODAY K[ \l\ I.IMITK. lu.s I rom noon tomorrow, M.tLi\sians nn call Hone Kong vi.i tin- Beacon cable and talk M though the) arc on an internal < ommimiratioii line. The ■Minister of Works. Post* and Telecommunications, Dato VI Samhanthan. said this in
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    46 24 BANGKOK. Tues Gen Pi a. pas Charusaihien. the 'J'hni Depu'v Premier and Interior Mindd In a television interview iliat the Thai Government would permanently station a battalion of the Royal Thai Army m the Southern Provinces to suppress banditry and Communist terrorist activities— Reuter.
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