The Straits Times, 7 April 1965

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    22 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Ma** 1 Estd. 1845. WEDNESDAY, APRIL 7, 1P«.» 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    African views on our dispute with Indons
    500 1  - African views on our dispute with Indons SAMAD ISMAIL From ES-SALAAM, Tues. Tun Abdul Razak assured President Nyerere yesterday that Malaysia "has no wish to get involved in big power poli!ics". and "Malaysia has no wish to get hig powers into the Malaysian Indonesian dispulr". Tun Razak who was happy
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    Saboteurs: 'Strong measures'
    516 1 TENGKU WARNS THE TROUBLE-MAKERS They are going round undermining defence plans KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday JENCKU Abdul Rahman today warned anti-national elements against attempts to obstruct or sabotage the Government's security and defence measures. The Government is seriously considering strong measures against these people. We will soon make
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    Lock icon Oscars for Julie Mary Poppins Rex Prof. Higgins AND, OF COURSE, My Fair Lady
    401 1 Oscars for Julie Mary Poppins Rex Prof. Higgins AND, OF COURSE, My Fair Lady HOLLYWOOD. Tues. British stars captured the top honours at the Academy Award "Oscar" ceremonies last night as musicals headed by •'Mjy Fair Lady" made a striking comeback into the ranks of major films. Rex Harrison and
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    Lock icon 48 HOURS MORE TO LIVE BECAUSE HE TALKED
    152 1 48 HOURS MORE TO LIVE BECAUSE HE TALKED DANANG (South Viet-! nam), Tues. The Vietcong terrorist due to be executed by firing i squad today after being caught with a bomb has been given a 48-hour reprieve because he has started to talk. The man. 22-year-old Le i Dau. was
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    Our bargaining position now weakened: him
    574 1 Our bargaining position now weakened: him KUALA LUMPUR Tuesday. fill! Minister off Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swcv Ann. said here today thai any public disclosures of discussions with Britain over the textile quota ;i| this stage would weaken Malaysia's bargaining position Speaking to reporters at I the airport on
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    Another blow for Indons
    86 1 Another blow for Indons KUALA LU.MPIK. Tues. Security forces yesterday stored further success by capturing one more Indonesian infiltrator in the Kota Tinggi operational area of In hore where a small group of guerillas are on the run. A feu hours later, another Indonesian, in civilian clutbes. gave himself up
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    700 tin miners strike today
    44 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. An eleventh hour attempt by the Ministry of Labour to avert a strike by 700 workers of Berjuntal Tin Dredging Ltd tomorrow morning iailed here today. The strike U scheduled "to start at 7 a.m. tomorrow
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    Lock icon Earth tremor
    29 1 TOKYO. Tues.— An earth tre- mor shook a wide area of central and northern Japan today for about 50 seconds, but no damage I was repotted. Reuter.
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    Briton murdered
    28 1 KARACHI Turs -A tormer chief of thr British Counci? in Prsh.iwar Mr \V Kirkpatrick. VII found murdered In his room at a Pesha'vnr hotel this morning.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    59 1 U ASHIXCiTOX. Tues. Revenue agents yesterday arrested about 6(i people in the Pentagon and other Defence Department Buildings here for allegedly taking part in a ITSSIO.nOO-a-dayl T SS10.n00-a-day numbers racket. The gambling ring was said to have been centred in a Navy Department building, with runners posted
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    Lock icon Chou returns
    22 1 PEKING Turv— The Chinese Prime Minister Mr Chou En-Ui returned by air today after visit I ing six countries. Reuter
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    Lock icon British blow to expense account men
    773 1 British blow to expense account men LONDON. Tiu-s. The Labour (iovemmenl today increased the tax on capital gains and corporation proiils and banned most tax-fcee expense account spending in ils budgel for 1965-6 H. As previously announced by the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Mr. James Callaghan, the basic income tax
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS TSR2 SCRAPPED
    29 1 STOP PRESS TSR2 SCRAPPED LONDON. Tuev British Government today announced lone awaited decision to scrap the T8R2 supersonic nuclear bonii>er. the most costly warplane ever built in Britain. Rcuter.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Travel curbs on the Sheikh
      147 2 V'EW DELHI. Tues. Sheikh Abdullah of Kashmir will not be allowed to visit countries other than those necessary to complete his current pilgrimage to Mecca and return home. L( was announced yesterday. The Foreign Minister. Mr Swaran Singh, told ParllaLhai the move wa> derided by
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      Lock icon Rhodesia: Emergency to stay
      69 2 Rhodesia: Emergency to stay Salisbury. Tues. only lour weeks before parliamentary elections sche- duleri for May 7. the Government announced yesterday a state of emergency would continue in Salisbury's Highiield African township. The Eniomrncv win clumped on the township but August. The Qovernmptu also outlawed the two leading African Na-
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      Manila warned of perils of Red Indonesia
      129 2 Manila warned of perils of Red Indonesia MANII.A. Tues— Warnings of the threat of a Communist Indonesia to Philippine security were sounded by an ambassador and i i-.mgress-man yesterda' THE AMBASSADOR to Jakarta Mr. Narcisn Reyes, tell the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that a CommunKf victor? in the internal power
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      Spy chief who lost heavily gambling defects
      125 2 Spy chief who lost heavily gambling defects YEW YORK. Tues. The "Insiders' Newsletter" reported yesterday that Chinese Nationalist chief intelligence officer, Gen. Chen Li, took with him "hundreds of 1 names and code numbers of Chinese Nationalist and American agents" when he defected to Red China. The publication said Gen.
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      Lock icon Gilchrist leaves for London to brief —Stewart
      141 2 Gilchrist leaves for London to brief —Stewart JAKARTA, Tues. The British Ambassador to Indonesia, Sir Andrew Gilchrist, left here today for London for consultations and to brief the Foreign Secretary, Mr. Michael Stewart, on the current situation here. He expects to be away about two or three weeks. Sir Andrew
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      Lock icon Prisoners on show
      56 2 VIENTIANE. Tues. Fourteen North Vietnamese prisoners went on public display before a crowd of 1.000 people in Vientiane national stadium yesterday. The prisoners, captured In the bloody battle of Dong Hene last month, were led in one at a time and seated on chairs in the stadium
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      Lock icon Embrace for new heir...
      68 2 KINC HUSSEIN of Jordan (left) and his youngest brother. 18-year-old Prince Hassan embrace each other after the King had announced to Parliament that he had named Hassan as Crown Prince in place of Prince Abdullah, his three-year-old son by his marriage to Princess Muna. former English
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      Lock icon A rebel's change of heart saves hotel
      269 2 A rebel's change of heart saves hotel SAIGON, Tuesday. COMMUNIST Vietcong plot to blow up Saigon's plush Caravelle Hotel with a 200 1b explosive charge failed when the terrorist to carry out the scheme gave himself up, police said today. A police official said the Red agent last Saturday drove
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      Lock icon Taylor: I don't think Hanoi wants talks
      117 2 CAIGON, Tues. Th« I.S. Ambassador to South Vietnam. Gen. Maxwell Taylor, returned here yesterday after consultation!) in Washington. He .said he did not think that North Vietnam was willing to negotiate a peace settle* merit. Asked to comment on an American newspaper report
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      Author adopts crippled boy
      50 2 HONG KONG. Tues.— Mr. Akin Yaic.v author of the Carter Brown detective stories, has adopted a crippled Chme.se boy during liis May in Hour Kong. He has taken Uio .seven-year-old boy to Au.s;:-,im lor an opera lon which, lie hones, will enable urn to walk. --Router.
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      133 2 Give Your Hair The *Peek-in' Glow rE "Peek-in" Glow is "in". Hairstylists everywhere are using a new type of shampoo to give the hair glowing beauty the delightful translucence you see when looking into the depths of amber or a precious stone. It is not a glitter —not a polish,
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon TEAR GAS FOR VOTING RIGHTS MARCHERS
      86 3 CAMDLN (Alabama). Tues. Police led by the Mayor of Camden used tear gas and smoke bombs to disperse Negroes and made 12 arrests at \oting rights march here yesterday. Police dispersed four rarlier attempts to march without using forre. but on the fifth attempt
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      Lock icon Carrier leaves for Pacific
      49 3 CORONADO (California i. Tues. —The aircraft carripr Orlakany and a crew of 3.000 left yesterday for the Far Ea.st. probably thr South China Sea and duty off Vietnam. On the flight deck of the 44.000--ton vessel were jet fighters, bombers and radar NMnMIMM planes. AP.
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      New Berlin blockade
      374 3 SOVIETS HALT ROAD, CANAL TRAFFIC AND BUZZ PLANES IN AIR CORRIDOR WEST BERLIN, Tuesday. r £HE Communists yesterday sealed the autobahn linking West Berlin with West Germany, clamped down on canal traffic and threatened interference in the air corridors. One American and two British military cars were
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      Lock icon Pile-up horror
      41 3 BUENOS AIRES. Tues.— Some 65 people were injured and taken to hospital after three buses, two lorrif s and two cans collided in a multiple pile-up in thick fog on a I main road near here yesterday. I Reuter.
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      Lock icon Tom Neal is accused of killing wife
      73 3 PALM SPRINGS I California). Tues.— Former actor Tom Neal was arraigned in the municipal court here yesterday on a charge of murdering his 29-year-old third wife and judge Eugene Therieau set April 12 for a preliminary hearing. Police arrested Neal. 61. after finding
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      Lock icon ROCKET EXPERT ADMITS: I SPIED FOR THE RUSSIANS
      292 3 ROCKET EXPERT ADMITS: I SPIED FOR THE RUSSIANS LONDON, Tuesday. A BRITISH Government guided weapons expert was sent for trial here yesterday accused of having passed weapons secrets to Russia for £5,000 in an operation which featured musical "codes' on Moscow Radio. Frank Clifton Bossard, 52-year-old former intelligence officer and
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      Lock icon U.S. picks rendezvous flight spacemen
      88 3 XJOUSTON (Texas), Tues.— U.S. astronauts Walter Schirra and Thomas Stafford were chosen yesterday for America's first two-man space flight linking two separate spacecraft in orbit. It will be America's fourth two-man flight in the Gemini series, the first of which was successfully carried out last
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      Lock icon Gas on students
      35 3 LIMA. Tues. Police yesterday us-ed tear-gas after students, pro- testing at increased bus fares, set i up barricades across a street here I and set, petrol ablnze to stop traf- fie. Reuter.
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      Lock icon £83,000 diamond theft at airport
      119 3 £83,000 diamond theft at airport I ONDON, Tues. In- dustrial diamonds worth £83.000 were stolen yesterday from the safe of an import freight shed occupied by Aer Lingus. the Irish airline at London airport Detectives found entry was made by forcing the door lock of the shed, but the thief
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      Lock icon N-test blast
      32 3 WASHINGTON. Tues. Tlie Atomic Energy Commission said an underground nuclear test blast was fired yesterday at its Nevada test site. It was the seventh such test announced this year. A.P.
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      Lock icon BRITAIN WARNS FRANCO OVER GIBRALTAR
      118 3 I ONDON, Tues. Britain has warned Spain that she will take whatever measures may be neressary to defend and sustain the people, of Gibraltar in their present difficulties caused by Spanish border restrictions. The warning was published in a White Paper which said: "The measures
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      Lock icon Two Americans held on charges of spying for the Russians
      312 3 Two Americans held on charges of spying for the Russians WASHINGTON, Tues. Two men were arrested today on charges of conspiring to sell U.S. defence secrets to the Soviet Union. One of the men was identified as a Defence Department messenger who had been missing from duty for two months
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      Wilson to meet Thant, LBJ
      49 3 LONDON, Tues.— Prime Mlr.ister Harold Wilson wi'.l fly to New York on April 13 for a mer lr.i; With UN Secretary-General Thant. Ho wlil visit Washington later for talks with President Johnson. WhiK in New York, he will ;iddres> the Ecoiv m;c Club.— UPl.
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      Lock icon Crash kills 24
      32 3 RIO-DE-JANEIRO. Tue». Twenty-four pe< pie were killed when a passenger train and a goods train collided on the border of R:o-de-Janriro ard Mit:;is Genus states yehierciay, police taid. Reuier.
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    Siew Sin urges US: Be fair in trading policies
    404 5 NEW YORK, Tuesday. f HE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today called for "fair economic and trading policies" from the United States in a speech he made to the Far East American Council here. He spoke generally about Malaysia
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    Khir flies to Bangkok to meet Khoman
    299 5 Khir flies to Bangkok to meet Khoman KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, will meet the Thai Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman, in Bangkok tomorrow to study any fresh moves by Thailand to mediate in the Malay-sia-Indonesia dispute. Inche Khir announced this to reporters before
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    Lock icon New uniforms for postmen in Brunei
    77 5 BRUNEI TOWN. Tues. Brunei postmen are being supplied with new uniforms j to make them easily recog- i nlsable by the public, the j Superintendent of Posts. Hajl AH Khan, announced, j Thi-y will wear khuki with lar^o bra-s shirt buttons HtiMsWd "Pub." On
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    Bahaman off to Borneo
    43 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Minister <;f Health. Inche Bahaman bin Samsuddin. left today for a five-day visit of Sabah and Sarawak to Inspect hospitals and clinics there. He will also inspect the St. John Ambulance and the Red Cross.
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    Big Red Cross parade
    52 5 RANOAR Tucs. One thousand nipnitM-r.^ of tho Rod Cross in Per!!? will lake !•>.»!•: In parade at 4.30 p.m. on Fndiiy on the Puti;i English School p;iri.<nf?. Dr. Sypfl M.ihmood. patron of the Perils Rtci Crass Society, will i Inspect a guard of honour and take
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    Umno division urges ban on —strikes—
    226 5 Umno division urges ban on strikes jiiUAR. Tues. The i 1 Umno division here last night decided to urge the Go^ ernment to ban strikes because of the "tense" situation between Malaysia and I'^onesia. Before the resolution was passed, the secretary of the division. Inche Omar bin Haii Zainal. told
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    Taxi man faces rape charge
    50 5 KUALA TRENGGANU. Tues.— A taxi-driver. Ali bin Mahmud. 26. was charged in the magistrate's court here today with raping a 16--year-old housewife. The offence was alleged to have been committed at Kampong Kubang Patah. four miles from here, i on March 24. Bail was allowed.
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    World unity talk
    43 5 PENANG. Tups. The former Ruia Muda of Sarawak. Mr. An- thony Brooke, will address Pej nang Rotarians at their weekly luncheon at the Rotary room in the E and O Hotel tomorrow. He 1 will speak on "Towards world unlrv-'
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    Talk by envoy
    39 5 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Ame- rican Cunsul-General. Mr. John A. Lacey. will speak on "People The New Dimension of Diplomacy" at a dinner organised by the American University Club at the Shanghai Restaurant, at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Shirley Bassey to perform in S'pore
    144 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Shirley Bassey, the famed coloured singer from Britain, will fly into Singapore on Sunday for two shows at the National Theatre. She will perform with Matt Monro, the British crooner, on April l and 13. The 28-year-old singer, born in Cardiff and
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    188 5 LONDON, Tuesday. THE present strength of the Gurkha Brigade in the British Army, now standing at about 14,300, will not be altered while Britain's commitments to Malaysia continue at their present level, the Army Minister. Mr. Fred Mulley, told Parliament yesterday. MR. JAMES ALLASON
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    Man accused of having a gun
    69 5 Man accused of having a gun SINGAPORE. Tues. A man arrested yesterday morning at Gilstead Road was today charged In a magistrate's court with unlawful possession of a .25 mm automatic pistol. Poh Hock Seng also faced a second charge of unlawful possession of six ,round< of .25 mm calibre
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    Annual meeting
    23 5 RAUB. Tues. The Umno youth section here will hold its annual meeting at 9 a.m. on Sunday at the Town Hall.
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    Danger of nation of yes-men, by Kean Siew
    226 5 Danger of nation of yes-men, by Kean Siew pENANG, Tues. The secretary general of the Socialist Front, Mr. Lim Kean Siew, said today that the party must continue to oppose the Government in order to maintain democracy. "If we give way, the whole country will become a nation of yes-men,"
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    Siok Yew tours Batu Gajah
    59 5 IPOH, Tues. The Assistant Minister of Education. Mr. Lee Siok Yew, who is on a two-day tour of schools in Kinta. visited eight primary and secondary schools in Batu Gajah yesterday. He was accompanied by Mr. Ns Pah Yam. MP for Batu Gaiah and the
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    Arrest powers for Geylang peace officials
    237 6 Arrest powers for Geylang peace officials SINGAPORE, Tues. Peace Committee members in Geylanjf Serai will be issued with membership cards next week, empowering them to arrest any person who attempts to disrupt racial harmony. The Police Secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah, disclosing this today said: "Card holders will have powers as
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    Sarawakians impressed
    142 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. A party of 20 District Councillors from Semangat. Sarawak, on a visit to Malaya and Singapore, were greatly impressed today when taken round to see the Jurong industrial complex and the Housing estate at Quetnstoun. Before they flew bark to Kurhing later this afternoon, they paid
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    64 FATALITIES ON ROAD IN FIRST 3 MONTHS
    247 6 64 FATALITIES ON ROAD IN FIRST 3 MONTHS SINGAPORE, Tuesday. DOAD accidents have claimed 64 lives in the 1V first three months of this year, during which a total of 7,781 accidents occurred, the latest police statistics revealed today. Though the number of accidents dropped considerably as compared with the
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    To talk on orchids
    36 6 MRS. AMY EDE (above), and her husband. Mr. J. Ede, will give a talk on orchids at the premises of the YWCA International Women's Club at Raffles Quay at 10 a.m. today.
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    Exhibition of NZ paintings
    49 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Minister for Culture. Mr. S. Rajarainam. will open the New Zealand paintings and ceramics exhibition at the National Library at 5.30 p.m on Friday. The exhibition will be open between 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. daily from April 10 till April 18.
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    TENANTS TO SEE HOUSING BOARD CHIEF
    230 6 TENANTS TO SEE HOUSING BOARD CHIEF SINGAPORE, Tues. The chairman of the Tiong Bahru prr-vvar flats tenants' committee. Mr. l.im Song Seng, will lead a delegation to meet the Housing Board chairman. Mr. Tan Gia Gan, to find out the reasons for the Government's refusal to allow tenants to stay
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    Lock icon Tin pact: Malaysia wants Rhodesia barred
    236 7 Tin pact: Malaysia wants Rhodesia barred UNITED NATIONS,| Tues. Rhodesia would be barred fromi acceding to a proposed new five-year agreement on the production and marketing of tin under a proposal offer-' ed by Malaysia yester- day on behalf also of other producing nations. Sources close to the conference, being
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    Youth sent to Gurney School
    104 7 BATU PAHAT. Tues. A j youth. Suardl bin Ka- slyan, 17. was yesterday I ordered by the Sessions Court to be sent to Henry Gurney School until he Is 21 for outraging the modesty of a girl and stealing a gold necklace from her. Suardi,
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    Lock icon Razak meets Kenyatta
    40 7 'j'UN Abdul Raxak presents a gift to Kenya President Jomo Kenyatta before the start of their talks in Nairobi. Tun Razak is currently on a tour of eight African countries. He was in Tanzania yesterday. U.P.I, photo.
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    Malaysia right in getting allied aid: Indian Minister
    373 7 Malaysia right in getting allied aid: Indian Minister SINGAPORE. Tues. AN Indian Cabinet Minister has said here that Malaysia was justified in asking for allied help to counter the threat from Indonesia, i Mr. C. Subramaniam. India's Minister for Food and Agriculture, in an interview with Television Malaysia (Singapura). also
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    Backdated... now he's free
    73 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Wong Chong Wen. 21. today walked out of the magistrate's i court a free man. although he had j been sentenced to three months'! i jail for dishonestly retaining a motor-cycle belonging to Lee Ch'.n Chan. building construction i labourer. Reason: Wong, who
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    Police band to hold show
    42 7 KANGAR. Tues.— Tup Royal M.a.iv.Man Police band will stage a floodlit tattoo on the Derma English School padung here on April 22 The Regent of Perils Teng<ni SulfinwJi. and his Consort. Puan Sharif ah Salwah. will attend.
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    TERRITORIAL ARMY IN EVERY KAMPONG CALL
    135 7 MUAR, Tues. The Umno division here has proposed the formation of a platoon of the Territorial Army in every kampong in the country "so that the citizens can keep watch over their homes." This was one of the resolutions passed at a meeting of
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    NeW mosque
    26 7 RAUB. Tues. The Dim net Officer. Inche Abu Baktir bin Haji Abdul Majid. opened a $25,000 mosque in Kampong Ajai. 12 miles from here-
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    Captured arms show
    21 7 TANGKAK. Tues. An exhibition of captured Indonesian arms will be held at the Serom Commuyoity Hall on Sunday.
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    Standard school uniforms by 1967: Khir
    135 7 Standard school uniforms by 1967: Khir L l \1 LIMPIR. Tues. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. yesterday announced plans to standardise school uniforms by 1967. What he had >n mind, he said, was one set of uniforms for boys and girls in primary schools and another set
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    Lock icon Death for Indon murderer in Sabah to stay
    138 7 Death for Indon murderer in Sabah to stay lESSELTON Tue« J Supriadi bi.i Rahard* jo. an Indonesian who was sentenced to death last year for murder, lost his appeal yesterday against the sentence. Suprtadi alleged bo was a guerilla and had killed another Indonesian. Mimed Sulaiman. under orders received from
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    SINGAPORE REPLY TO Dr. LIM'S CRITICISM OF LEE'S REMARKS
    926 8 Verbatim transcript of Premier's answer on Malay rights (SINGAPORE, Tins. In criticising Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Ku;in Yew, on what be \\;is alleged lo have said in Australia ;i l> «> v I special rights for Malays, the Malaysian Minis
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    Widow of watchman gets $15,800
    165 8 Widow of watchman gets $15,800 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Justice Choor Singh in the High Court today awarded a widow with three young children total damages ot $15,800 with costs for the loss of her husband. Labh Singh, who was killed in a road accident four years ago. The award was
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    'West Germans back Malaysia' says Dato Hamid
    95 8 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Malaysian Ambassador to Germany. Dato Abdul Hamid bin Jumal. who flew into Singapore on Sunday on the Lufthansa inaugural service, said toJa'y that the West German people were in full sympathy with Malaysia in her strugKle against Indonesia confrontation. News
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    Jenny Wong to give series of piano recitals
    94 8 SINGAPORE. Tues The Ministry of Education is sponsoring a series of piano recitals by young local pianist Miss Jenny Wong, 16, to raise funds for her overseas music training. Miss Wong, 16. will leave In September for the United States, where she
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    Hospital clerk weds teacher
    58 8 MR. AND MRS. PS. Thevan seen after their wedding at the Registry. The bridegroom, a clerk at the General Hospital. is the son of Madam K. Pakrisamy. The bride, former Miss Tham Suet Ying. is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tham Kam Cheonff. She
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    Man back from RI with armed men, court told
    474 8 JOHORE. BAHRU, Tues rpHE Johore Bahru High Court was today told how a man from Batu Pahat left on a business trip to Indonesia last year, and later found himself back in Malaya with a group of armed Indonesians. Eng Keock
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      247 8 Straits Times Crossword AC'KOSS 7. a man without a name de»1. Enable war prisoner In th« crlbes a land of opportunity Engineers to return (7). I. Brass plate giving ring tea Mor pay when rou yrt tomusical Instrument (7). vond certain age <8K 9. Foundation for graduate* on 1J s
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    Malaysian Indon dispute: 'Japan cautious'
    244 9 Malaysian Indon dispute: 'Japan cautious' KCAI.A LrMPI'R. Tues. Japan is adopting a cautious attitude in the Malaysia-Indone-sia dispute in view of Thailand's recent unsuccessful attempt. "In view of this, our Prime Minister. Mr. E. Sato, has driided not to send a representative to Kuala Lumpur or Jakarta to arrange for
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    Sarawak group tours S'pore
    58 9 SINGAPORE. TIWS. A par'v Dl 20 district councillors from Scmangat. Imwik, on a VWt to Malaya and Singapore, were greatly impressed today by the Jumng industrial complex and the housing estate at Queenstown. Before they flew back to Kuclunjr Jatrr this afternoon, they i led nn
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    Business seminar
    34 9 KOTA BHARU. Tues. About 1.000 Malay contractors from all o\er Kelantan will attend a seminar on Malay participation in commerce and industry to be held h>-ra on May 17 and May 18.
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    Ruler's brother heads Council of Regency
    25 9 Tetißku Azman Shah kisses the Sultans hand at the ceremony TENGKU AZMAN nanipd hnad of rhe Council of Regency
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    Shell plans coastal oil search in Borneo
    137 9 Shell plans coastal oil search in Borneo KUCHING. Tues.— The Sarawak Shell Oil Company plans to spend about S7 million on drilling operations this year and another 56 million on a survey of the Borneo roast in collaboration with Bruroi Shell Co. A Shell spokesman satd tort.i th;it two new
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    $5,000 fine
    43 9 PENANG. Tue> Lim Kwang Clui.ui. 37. was today fined 55.000 or six months liiil in default for attempting to defraud the Govern- ment of 51.295 duty on 30 case* of liquor on April 8 last year. H* i pieadrd guilt v.
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    Two thugs held
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Tues.- Policp I made tv (i .separate raids in the j K:.to:i? ana yesterday and ar- rested two eangland "fighters" I under the Criminal Law i Temporary Provisions) Otdinance. I
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    Selangor Sultan and Consort leave today on tour of Europe
    365 9 Selangor Sultan and Consort leave today on tour of Europe KLANG. Tues The Sultan of Selangor today called on the people to strengthen their spirit of solidarity and preserve the peace and security of the country. He said this in^the Throne Room of the Istana Alam Shah here on the
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    Health Day exhibition
    53 9 TELUK ANSON. Tuck. Th« Raja Muda of Perak will open the World Health Day exhibition -\t the Kwokk Tonß Association her« tomorrow at 10 a.m. A;noi:« those takinit par! In 'h» exhibition are the atmculturnl. health and dental departments, the St Johji Ambulance Bripurie and the Malayan
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    Bonniest baby winner
    50 9 KANGAR. TlMa. j<t:n.(luri<i:n bin Ahmad, ruled 4$ months, of Kacnpone Telolc Karhang Binione. won :)ic first pr:zp In lie Perlu I HeV.ih Department's annual b*Dy show held here on Sunday. Runner-op wai Ncrli/a bin:* Ahmad six n-.o:*hv of Parana* Men 1 i han 60 babtsa wpt»> fret-
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    TRAWLERS: GHAZALI TO DECIDE AFTER THAI TRIP
    113 9 TRAWLERS: GHAZALI TO DECIDE AFTER THAI TRIP KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Agriculture and Co-operatives, Haji Ghazali Jawi, leaves for Thailand on April 19 to get a first-hand knowledge of the trawler fishing industry there. He will be accompanied by the Director of Fishe- rles. Mr. Soong Mm Kong,
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    Bowling alley for RAF in Changi
    97 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The first bowling alley for a Royal Air Force station in the Far I East, is to be opened at Changi at 6.30 p.iri. on Friday, by the Par East Air Force Comander. Air Marshal P G. Wykeham. Hp will bowl the
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    $25,000 for church
    28 9 NIBONG TEBAI-. Tues. -The Penang State Government has given $20,000 under the rural development scheme to St. Anthony's Church here for a new building. I
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    108 10 rrf« S/i Minimum, THE FAMILY OF the kttS Baa ..iik fnen<i.«. relatives M <nn or ears, donations, visit' :n their recen MR. AND MRS. P. aMaaMoaM and fr:ond» for thei: kind messages, assistance, attendant rate on the occasion of thr,' MRS. ALOYSIUS R. MAOHAVAt. the (tal of General HoiipitM.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    93 10 hull phi MOTEL Afternoon lea v to trench pantries. Philip A His I mci entertain you witb classical n.u.'n viiu 10 7.00 p.m ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of K.r.il.i-.imajam will be held at Indian Association Ipon II 1.19R5, at '.< :so a.m. Members please noif ROLAND'S. Introdiinnc The UM "France"
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    31 10 SCIENCE AND HEALTH with »»T to the Scriptures r.y Mary Baker BrtrtT trom i'hn«tmn frienre RftsdInt: Room, t OrnnKi- Uruvc Road. 8 pore )ii iiimt, lonKhi ii 30 p.m.
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  • The Straits Times
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      Talking To Africa
      571 10 Throughout his second t African tour Tun Razak has I found welcome support for Malaysian participation in the Afro-Asian conference in AlI giers. Probably Indonesia's I strong objections have been I helpful. Malaysia is both Asian and independent, the first being a matter of geography and the
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      Typhoid
      397 10 The rumbf of victims in the typhoid oi:' break in Singapore continues to rise, fifteen new cases over the week-end bringing the total to 52. For'.unately, thr danger seems to have been successfully localised at the Chung Cheng High School. Food hawkers selling their wares at the school have
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      All Alike
      238 10 Inche Khir Johari's proposal lor a standard school uniform throughout the country is bound to get a mixed reception. First critics are likely to be tiiose who dislike any kind of school uniform, much less a standard one, and who -are confident they are rich enough to keep
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      Burgled seven times and no saving arms
      155 10 Burgled seven times and no saving arms WITH monotonous reguarity the houses I live in have been burgled. Since my arrival In this country in late 1959 I recall seven attempts, reporting two which were moderately successful but ignoring tne other efforts which I frustrated before they achieved anything. The
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      Untitled
      99 10 In Bangkok after one theft I obtained a revolver, let this be known to servants and neighbours and experienced no further burglaries during the next two years of my stay in that country. The last significant fact which underlines the futility of the argument of the Police concerning the issue
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      Hoardings on the highways
      77 10 1 protest against the hideous advertising hoardings that are being errcted along the roadsides in Northern Malaya. If we must copy aspects of the American and European way of life why select ugly ones? The authorities should forbid the desecration of our landscape in this way.
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      Perlis tax
      76 10 WHY do the Customs TT tax goods such as washing-basins and rice bowls bought in Padang Besar, Perlis? Recently my friends and I hired a bus to pay a visit to Padang Pesar. On our arrival, we found that goods there were very much cheaper than tn our
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    Thailand grapples with 20th century dangers
    1153 10  - Thailand grapples with 20th century dangers JOHN STIRLING By «y BANGKOK. Tuesday In the land of smiles and temples a tough layer lies underneath the gentle surface of a charming people AMONG the sick, strifetorn or merely bankrupt nations of South-east Asia, Thailand shines serenely like one of its own
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    LEARNING MALAY (66)
    547 10  -  YUNUS MARIS, By MA. University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Perchaya (v>— to believe; mrama (also agama. igama) (n)— religion: ktntiasa (adv.) always: susah (n, adj> difficulty, difficult; miskin iadj) poor; kelmarin (n, ariv) day before yesterday, the other day; hadiah mi gift, present: mfnghadiahkan (v> to present, to
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    Buried alive
    228 11 WATCHMAN WAS GOING OFF DUTY WHEN LANDSLIDE OCCURRED KAJANG. Tues. A watchman was buried alive yesterday in a landslide at a tin mine in Sungei Chua. one mile from here. I ntil tonight, the body of Hong Chu, 70. had not been recovered from the mining area belonging
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    Bahaman: How we can stop this 'curse to mankind..
    207 11 Bahaman: How we can stop this 'curse to mankind KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Minister of Health. Inche Bahaman bin Samsucim. said today that smallpox could be eradicated only through world-wide co-opera-tion and effective action. He said with rapid modern transportation and international travel it was very easy for the disease
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    Delhi checks names of detained 79
    82 11 I IJUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— I Investigations are still going on regarding the 79 Malaysian fishermen captured by Indian patrol boats near the Nicooar Islands early last month. "The latest news from the Indian Government is that it is still checking their names against the
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    Dance to aid Defence Fund
    68 11 TELI'K AN3ON. luo*. —A dinner and dance, sponsored by the Women's Club here will be held at Urn Diiv Training Centre hall off Batak Rabii Road on Pridav in »id of the National Defence Fund The club under the chairmanship of Che Puan Besar. consort
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    15,000 back clerks' strike call
    229 11 15,000 back clerks' strike call SINGAPORE. Tues.— The 15.000-strong Public Daily-Rated Employees' Unions Federation today pledged its "full support" for the threatened strike by 2,000 government clerks scheduled to start on Friday. The Federation, however, appealed to both the Government and the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees, representing the clerks,
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    Union asks for house loans
    70 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Amalgamated Union of Public Employees wants the Currency Board to grant its employees with more than three years' service lnteresti free loans to buy their own homes. This is one of the union's claims submitted to the Board for new collective agreement.
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    THESE PEOPLE WORSE THAN ENEMY
    122 11 THESE PEOPLE WORSE THAN ENEMY pENANG, Tues.— The Chief Minister, Dato Wong Pow Nee. last night condemned "irresponsible elements" who had been causing unnecessary fright among the people. In an obvious reference to the recent spate of bomb hoaxes in the city, Dato Wong said the perpetrators were "even worse
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    $42,000 school
    21 11 TANG.KAK. Tues. A new J42.000 Malay school for 300 pupils has been built at Sengkang. 18 miles from here.
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    $1.4 mil. for T.C.
    21 11 TANOKAK. Tues. The Johoro State Government has granted the Tangkalt Town Council $1.4 million for rural development.
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    Blood debt: 'Stick to $180 m claim'
    199 11 IPOH, Tues. The x Perak Chinese Chamber of Commerce wants the Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce to stick to Its claim of $180 million "blood debt" from the Japanese Goverrv ment. This was one of three resolutions adopted at a special closed door
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    Oven Air defence tests
    73 11 Oven Air defence tests OINGAPORE, Tues. The Royal Air Force ground and air exercise coded "Gunex 1" at both Singapore and Butterworth ended today. A spokesman for the Far East Air Force confirmed that all air force units, including the ground-to-air Bloodhound Mark 2 guided missiles, took part in the
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    A $500,000 home for Dutch envoy
    66 11 rpHE Netherlands Ambassador, 1 Mr. L. Kruyrbosch. breaking the ground for his $500,000 residence at Jalan Langgak Coif, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. The two-storey residence, which will be ready by December, will have a swimming pool. Imported Italian marble, costing $30,000. will be used for
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    A disgraceful crime, man of 56 told
    178 11 A disgraceful crime, man of 56 told SINGAPORE, Tucs. Mr. Justirtf 1:3 Buttrose in the High Court today told an elderly plumber's assistant found guilty of attempted rape of a 12-year-old girl: "You have committed a shocking and a disgraceful crime." He added: "If there had been any suggestion that
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      658 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channels 5 KuaU l.umpur Sc Gallant; 7.35 Jack Benny 800 Penmnr. 6 Ipoh Malacca News In Mandarin; 8 10 Health 2.00 pm. Test pattern and Talk by Dr. Manoharan; 834 tone; 5.15 Test pattern and Sword of freedom; 9.00 News in music; 5.45 Opening and pro- the
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      MORE SHIPS FROM JAPAN YARD
      76 12 About half a million gross tons of shipping will be launched at a single Japanese yard this year, the Aloi yard of Ishikawajlma, according to reports. The plan is to launch 16 vessels of which seven will be mediumsized tankers, taking only two months from
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      Quota move hits S'pore wheat flour imports
      410 12 Quota move hits S'pore wheat flour imports [SINGAPORE'S quota system designed to reduce foreign imports of wheat flour and introduced in December 1963, is having its de sired effect. The extent of this success is illustrated by the import figures. These show that last year, the first full year of
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      Green slate claddings
      130 12 THE possible use of green slate x In Malaysia's future housing and building schemes was discussed in Singapore by a British executive during a viiit recently. Mr. Harold Ogden, sales manager of Broughton Moor Green Slate Quarries. said that the material I.s ideal for Internal and external
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      PIPE TRADE UP 300 PER CENT CLAIM
      208 12 KEY Engineering Co. Ltd. of England, manufacturers, of pitch fibre pipes, obtained a 300 per cent rise in business in Malaysia during the past 12 months. This was stated In Singapore by 1 the export sales manager. Mr. K Stratton, while on a
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      U.S. car output
      48 12 Unlu>d Stcteti suto m.ikpr^ srtifduled production of 216 123 cars last week, against 210.364 the previous week, and 173.802 a year aso. v t* reported General Motors plans were to build lM.r«2 cars j against 1!0.925 the previous week i and 92.379 a year earlier.
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      Literacy boosts insurance business
      289 12 Literacy boosts insurance business THE higher level of literacy in Singapore has been a ma;or factor behind the enormous growth in the State's life insurance business in the past ten years, according to Mr. A.E. Geddes. former general manager of Great Eastern Life Assurance Co. Ltd. Education l-a.s enabled many
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      Borneo agents
      34 12 Guthrie and Co. Ltd. have been appointed agents throughout Borneo for the full range of Diethelm aluminium products. This Is announced by Mr. E. Flechter. manager Aluminium Department, Diethelm and Co. Ltd.
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      Higher training in Britain for man on the way up
      201 12 A Malaysian insurance executive who is regarded as well representing the new generation of local insurance men on the way up, is to undergo advanced training in Britain. He is Mr Eddie Chew Yew Teck. of the Royal Insurance Group.
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      BANK OF EAST ASIA HAS PROFITABLE YEAR
      205 12 rF Bank of East Asia, at its annual general meeting held in Hong Kong last month, reported a profit of HK51.021.061 for last year. With HK51. 657,533 brought, forward from the previous year, the bank was reported to have now available for distribution
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      BOAC's NET GAIN
      48 12 The chairman of BOAC. Sir Giles Guthrie, announced in Lon- I don that, orovtsional results for j BOAC for the year ended March 31 i showed an operating surplus of at least £15 million. A clear net profit of more than £7 million i.s expected
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    Dance to a bullet
    2067 13  -  LAN FLEMING DAY THREE of the big Bond adventure in the Caribbean THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN AS SCARAMANGA ENCOUNTERS 007 His final mission by SHE stood away from him. The golden bell of hair fell back to embrace her neck. She hadn't changed. Still
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    ANNOUNCEMENT
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    GUINNESS IMPROVES ON QUIET STOCK EXCHANGE
    726 16 From Our Market Correspondent mIIKRK was little of note I again on the Stock Exchange yesterday and very little, if any, improvement in turnover. Although the market was generally featureless Guinness showed some improvement and about 60.000 shares changed hands After last sales on
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    STOCK INDICES
    27 16 Malayan Stock Indices: Apr. 5 Apr. 6 •Industrials: 75.46 75.28 Tins: 99.UU 100.71 S rubbers: 103.57 103.53 •Dec. 30, 1963 100 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    88 16 CHIPS lying alongside the Singapore *> wharvea or expected today aril Jan Matejko 1/2, B«Dtong N.W. 4, Havrlsteln 8/9, Sedenak N.W. 5. Letting 25. Glenartney 31/32, Nlenlrel Maru 40/41, and Thoncape 44. Port Swettenham: Wharf Berths: Angus, Serdang, Glent'arn, Melampus. New Wharf Berth! Bunda Uouualnvllle. Chltral. Stream
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    Rubber crops
    17 16 Further March rubber crops Included: Ayer Molck 44.290 lb. and Bukit KatU 41 380 lb.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    100 16 MELBOURNE, Tv««. JNDUSTRIAL moves were small and about in balance in quiet trading. Some key stocks however, lost ground. Base metals and oils were barely steady. Mt. Isa lost 9d. to 335. 3d. Mount Isa N. Hroken Hill UOs) :v- it Ampol in 11 Aunt. Cod. Ind Aunt.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    247 16 APRIL Hrst grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Koala Lumpur yesterday at 75J cenU per In. up five-eighths of a cent on Monday's closing level for the position. The t.je was uncertain. R..VS. and F.M.R.E. closing prices in cents per lb. yesterday: Int.
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    H.K. RATES
    36 16 ON tbe free exchange market .a HonK Kontt yesterday the U.B. dollar was quoted at 5.76] for T.T. i.TO for cash. Sterling was quotrd at 16.03 and one tael of gold at 263 J.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 April 6, MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 75ii cents (up five-eighths of a cent). TIN: 5710.50 (up 54.12 A). Unofficial estimated offering 195 tons (down M tons)
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    BUSINESS DONE
    860 17 Dl SIN'ESS in and rrpoitrd to the Singapore and Kuala I.umpur trading rooms ol the Stock Excrunsir of Mala' l<rd;iy. with the number of the tied m brsu INDUSTRIALS Boustfid I?. (HUM |1 1 Uui'U.ps > Sl*'*'Eiio arrlv .1 MO) II M Este dsb. x F. and N.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    220 17 April 6. Three months. INDUSTRIAL* n«te»d II i i Oun!r -13ct» M Corf 12c*S Cltv DV T rts M Cahtwi'CtS K Smelters 2J eta McAlistor 12 ct« F>!"Ol3cts. M Invest. 10 <•«» Fed. Dlsp. 1 ctt O P.B O 14 "It i.tcu. Rohlnaon 10 cts ■ttwsrttki 15ct»Rothmans 10
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    98 17 cation made these changes In Its i itr to merchants yesterday (all rates tv $100): New York: buying TT 32 11/16, alrrr.ul OD 32 13/16. 90 d/st. 33 3/16 crolit bills, 33 3/16 trade bills. Canada: buying TT 35 3/S, airmail Ol) 35i, 90 d st. 36 credit
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 17 'HINESE Produce Exchanga, Sings.- pors noon priest per picul yesterday: Coconut oil: bulk 163 1 sellers, drum $66* sellers. Copra: Apr. May UK/Conttnent: L'miuoted. Pepper: Muntok white $150 sellers. ■aiawak white $147 i sellers, special Sarawak blark SHU sellers, garbled Lampong black Sl.'iUiN) sellers. ASTA $!•>■-'} .sellers. Sinxapore
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    Straits tin price again advances by over $4
    457 17 j OTRAITS tin continued its 15 current advance yesterday with a further gain of 54.12J in IV n aim to $710.50 the highest price since December 2. The price has now appreciated by 832.37} since the continuous rise which began on March
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      709 17 NOTICES NOTICE ESTATE AND EFFECTS OF I l DA TOON late of No. 43 Jalan Mersinj, Kluang. Johore. TAKE NOTICE that Mr WEE DVT TOON of Chop SIN NAM HIM ot No. 43 Jalan Mersing, Kluunn. Johore. died intestate on the 13th day of September, 1964 at No. 43 Jalan
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      715 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT j JAWATAN KOSONG KERAJAAN NEGERI PAHANG ULANGAN PEFMOHONAN2 ada-lah dlipeUv.a daripada Warga Negara I Persekutuan dan Negen. Jin daripada pegawai2 yang sedang berkludrrmt bagi memenohi jawaI taiiL' Keram Perkriidmatan Negeri I i ßahama n Tuiggi). I Tingkatan Gajl— Lakl2: SMOx 8.00.156 i 230x15.00-260 300x15--420 445x15-535. dan perempuan: $125x8.00-141/
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      488 17 NOTICES IN THE HIGH COURT IN SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up) No. 2 of 1965 In the Matter of INDUSTRIAL- AND ENGINEERING STRUCTURAL CORPORATION LIMITED. AND In the Matter of Section 168(11 of the COMPANIES ORDINANCE (Chapter 174). ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hreby given that a < Petition for the
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      675 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT Mobil I VACANCIES IN MOBIL Mobil Oil Malaya Limited invites applications from mature und personable Malaysian citizens between the ages of 25 and 35 to nil 2 senior positions. In keeping with our fuel and petroleum re-entr> program in Malaysia, we are lookIng for men capable ol top
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      TJOA RECEIVES PRIZE FOR DERBY SUCCESS
      39 18 S. K. TJOA, trainer of Singapore Derby winner Oleander 111, receiving his prize from Mrs. Rumne Shaw, wife of the chairman of the Singapore Turf Club, at Bukit Timah on Sunday. Timesport picture.
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      $392,000 bets on Coleman's mounts
      464 18  - $392,000 bets on Coleman's mounts Epsom Jeep RACING by JfUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Not since the early 1920's when the gieat Rube Billett was at his peak, has any jockey commanded a bigger following than Des Coleman. Coleman, who rides for the powerful Colin Tulloh stables, had 24 mounts at the
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      GOING HEAVY
      27 18 Kt'AL I.IMPI R, Tues- The goinj was i heavy here this morning and only one horse. Aqua Queen, went fast She did 3f in 42-
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      Lock icon RUSSIANS SAY: WE WON'T PLAY RHODESIA
      258 18 DAVIS CUP LONDON. Tues.— Basil Reay, secretary of the Davis Cup lawn tennis nations, said yesterday he had received a telegram from the Soviet Union withdrawing from a Darts Cup first round European Zone i match against Rhodesia on Apr 29. 30 and May
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      298 18 SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON, Tuesday. fHELSEA last night won the English Football League Cud but lost the lead in the First Division. They played a scoreless draw with Leicester in the second-leg of the League Cue Final to earn a 3-2 aggregate win. having beaten their
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      Lock icon South Koreamay pull out of World Cup tourney
      137 18 SEOUL. Tues. South Korea are unlikely to take part in Ui? current World Cup soccer competition, an official of the South Korea P.A. said here yesterday. The official said that FIFA, the International federation had reminded the Korean association that players taking
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      Lock icon Malaysia win swim meet
      47 18 BANGKOK, Tues. Malaysia easily won the triangular swimming meet against Thailand and South Vietnam here today. Outstanding swimmer was Malaysia's Tan Thuan Heng who effortlessly took the 100, 200 and 400 metres freestyle, the 200 metres butterfly and individual mcdI ley events. AP.
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      Lock icon Casper tops the list
      62 18 PALM BEACH (Florida/. Tues. Billy Casper, who has earned *****.000. he\ the list of money winners in Inited States Kolf far this year, according to figures announced by the American Professional Golfers' Association. Of this total. Casper .-a- won nearly 1552 1.000 in American PGA-sponsored tournaments.
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      Lock icon O'Neill hits 110 in drawn game
      203 18 CRICKET GEORGETOWN, Tues. Norman O'Neill hit 110 in 127 minutes for the Australians in their drawn two-day match against British Guiana Colts here yes- terday. The Australians, who had scored 454-8 at the close, raced pa.st the Colts' first innings total of 367-7 declared
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      54 acres for sports centre
      60 18 IPOH. Tues. The Perak State Government has approved the reservation of 54 acres of state land adjoining Stadium Perak for development into a sports and recreational centre. This was disclosed today by the District Officer, Kinta. Inche Mohamed Senawl bin Haji Zainuddin, who has been
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      Lock icon Five countries in Asian tourney
      59 18 SEOUL. Tucs. Five countries Japan. Malaysia, the Philippines Formosa and South Korea have entered for the first Asian Women's basketball championships to be held here from April 20-29. Hong Kong had also been expected to compete, but had not made application when the entry list
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      17 18 RANGOON. Tues. Burma ben: Lhos 6-1 in lawn tennis international here which ended yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon OLDHAM 10-5
      48 18 LONDON. Tues. Results of ruuby matches played In here yesterday. RIGBY LEAGUE: Barrow 14 St. Helen's 21; Hull 25 Keiahley 12: Oidham 10 Workington 5. RIGBY I MOV: Bath 17 Bristol 12; Birkenhead Park 6 Newport 3: Penarth 16 Pontypridd 0: Plymouth 19 Tredegar 14.— Reuter.
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      1887 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS KERAJA'AN KELANTAN TAWARAN Tawaran2 ada-lah dl-Jemput darlpada orang ramal bagl paja- lean Memunggut Chukal La'u Lintas (Toll) dl-Jambatan Sultan Yahya Petra, Kelantan. Kota Bharu bagi tempoh 1.5.1965 sahingga 31. 12. 1965. 2. Segala 6harat2 dan Borang Tawaran boleh-lah dl-dapatl darlpada Peja'jat Setia Usaha Keraja'an Kelantan. Kota Bharu dalarn
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      124 18 what *^3F 3 I wtJw v a way to go To go Italiano style. Bombay, Karachi*, Naples and Genoa make up the Italian route, Lloyd Triestino makes the majestio difference. You name your* pleasure, a gay whirl or total rest. Your ship is fully air-con-ditioned, there are at least two
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      Yamaha shock
      311 19  -  JOE DORAI ACE RIDER MOTOHASHI INJURED IN TEST RUN AND WILL MISS THE MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX By SINGAPORE, Tues. Japans Yamaha and Suzuki motorcyclists and Mitsubishi Colt drivers have arrived here to contest the Fourth Malaysia Grand Prix on Apr. 11-12. M. Naitoh. the Yamaha works team manager,
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      Malaysian team leave for Bangkok
      153 19 Malaysian team leave for Bangkok I>ENANG. Tues. The Malay- j X slan sepak raga team, com-! prising 24 players and four! officials. left here today to j popularise the game in Thai- land. pr.che Mohamed Khlr Johari. the Minister of Education who is president of the Malaysian Sepak Raga Association,
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      Malacca cagers to tour Taipei DATO LEADS
      96 19 Malacca cagers to tour Taipei DATO LEADS MALACCA. Tues. The Chief Minister of Malacca, Inche Abdul Ghaiar bin Buba. will lead the Malacca basketball team for a series of matches at Taipei. The team will leave Kuala Lumpur on Apr 14 for Saigon and Hong Kong before proceeding to Taipi:.
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      Jega a selector again
      113 19 ATHLETICS Singapore. Tun.— Man! Jen-, 13 thesan. the Mahiy.sum sprint champion, has been re-elected a Singapore AAA selector. AAA vice-president Niaz Shah was re-elected chief selector. The other selectors are Tan Eng Yoon. Ooh Teck Phuan. A. K. P. O'Hara. S. O. Thompson. Lim Jit Imni.
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      Arthur nets 3 for Bank
      364 19 S'GOR LEAGUE Mercantile Bank 6 SCRC 3; Kuala Lumpur, Tues. pORMER international forward Arthur Koh j L showed flashes of his old briUiance today, scoring three goals for Mercantile Bank in the opening match of the Selangor F.A. League First Division at Princes Road. Arthur
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      Tengku is looking forward to Games film -premiere—
      297 19 Tengku is looking forward to Games film -premiere KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, said today that he was looking forward with great interest to the Malaysian premiere of the film. Tokyo Olympics. 1964. at the Cathay Cinema here tomorrow night (9.15 i. The proceeds from the
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        SOCCER
        37 19 Inter-school under-17 final i S ban i MES S'ban 3 Tengku Besar. Tampin 3. Hussars (up (Ipoh): STAR 8 Sekolah DAR 1. Ambrose Shield: STAR 5 GES 0. Inter-schools under-18 semifinal: H-eh School 1 SFI 0.
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        HOCKEY
        43 19 Taiping League: Kllat Club 1 King Edward VII 0. Ipoh Div. 1: KIA 'B 3 Lasalllans 2; Andersonians 'A' 7 Andersonians 'B 2. Malacca League: High School OBA 3 Medicals 1. Junior inter-schools (Parit Buntar): Rural Trade School 1 Methodist Primary 0.
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      St John's hit back after VI lead to keep cup
      255 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. MV —St. John's Institution survived early setbacks to score an impressive 4-2 win over Victoria Institution and retain the Khir Johari Cup in the final of the Selangor Schools' soccer competition at Merdeka Stadium today. Victoria Institution
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      COUNCIL MEETING
      23 19 SEREMBAN. Tues.— The Negri Sembilan Sports Council will hold their first meeting here tomorrow at the N.S. Club at 7.30 p.m.
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      State BA which starts inter-party revival will do best service
      1042 19  - State B A which starts inter-party revival will do best service NORMAN SIEBEL By THE Badminton Asso--1 elation of Malaysia president Inche Mohamed Khlr Johari struck the right note when he said in commending the Malaysian successes in the recent All-England tournament that badminton had now become a fertile field
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      132 19 SPORTS DIARY SOCCER Spore Business Houses (Thomson Rd>; Div. ZA: Customs Div. 1: Borneo Motors v Wearne v Port Authority (Bt. Chermim. (Spore padang i Cold Storage v S'gor Div. 2: SIA v Chul Lok Chartered Bank (Balestler RdV' (Taylor Rd); Div. 3: Umno Youths Div. 2: Metal Box v
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    Razak meets Mangai
    75 20 THE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul K.i/.ik (centre), talks with Kenya's Acting Minister for Kxternal Affairs, Dr N. Mangai (left), and the British High Commissioner to Kenya, Mr. Malcolm Macdonald. shortly after his arrival in Nairobi a few days ago. Tun Razak is now on a tour
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    129 20 JAKARTA, Tues. Three "Malaysian spies" had been sentenced to death and a fourth to life imprisonment, the official Antara news agency reported today from Tarakan. in East Kalimantan (Indonesian Borneo). Antara said the four spies were detained last year "in the East Kalimantan region"
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