The Straits Times, 9 April 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times He***** Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. APRIL 9, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Lock icon Textile 'peace' talks to go on today
    338 1 Textile 'peace' talks to go on today Xl ALA LUMPIR, Thurs.— "Peace" talks between the Central Government and the Singapore Government to settle the present differences over the question of textile quotas to Britain will be resumed tomorrow. No statement was issued after today's threehour meeting between the Minister of
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    Next step, a formal request?
    880 1  -  SAMAD ISMAIL: TUN MAY MAKE THE RECOMMENDATION With the C "wealth conference in mind... From KAMPALA. Thursday MALAYSIA is expected to make a formal request to Afro-Asian members of the Commonwealth to contribute towards Malaysia's defence against aggression. I understand Tun Abdul Razak will probably
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    Sock loses 10 men at Kota Tinggi
    533 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE elimination of more than 70 Indonesians .'^7 killed and nt least .'!■> ruptured lias brought to :m end the gruelling six-week-long Kota Tinggi battle. Some of the troops engaged in the area have been withdrawn for redeployment. The few
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    $11.5 mil loan for medical faculty
    126 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— West Germany has agreed to give Malaysia a loan of $11.5 million to help meet part of the cost of the University of Malaya teaching hospital at Pantai Valley. This decision has beeji conveyed to the Malaysian Ambassador in Bonn, Dato
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    Lock icon Japan exports up
    42 1 TOKYO. Thurs— Japans exports in the financial year ended March 31. 1965. totalled USS7IB6 million, a gain of 27.5 per cent over the previous financial year, according to customs statistics released by the Japanese Ministry of Finance today— Reuter
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    Lock icon Phantom in Thailand
    29 1 BANGKOK. Thurs— The United Stales has stationed one of Its most sophisticated interceptor jets— the F-4C. Phantom in Eastern Thailand, highly reliable sources said today— AP.
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    Lock icon NAVY MUTINY IN SAIGON AGAINST THEIR CHIEF
    487 1 NAVY MUTINY IN SAIGON AGAINST THEIR CHIEF SAIGON, Thursday. A MUTINY l)> voting naval officers against the commander of the Vietnamese Navy was under way here tonight, and it appeared Admiral Chung Tan Cang had been deposed. There was no shooting. Vietnamese air force Sky- i raiders were In the
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    Lock icon Dudley acts on Reds
    68 1 COLOMBO. Thurs. Ceylon has asked the Communist countries of East Germany, North Vietnam and North < Korea to reduce their Consular staffs, official sources, said here. East Germany, which has 14 members at present, has been allowed one Consul-Oeneral. one assistant and two staff members. North
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    Lock icon Thanom to go on tour
    44 1 BANGKOK. Thurs.— The Prime Minister. Field Marshal Thanoin j KiUikachorn, will leave here on Saturday for the southern pro- vlnces of Thailand, recently troubled by separatist and terrorist movements, on a 12-day fact-finding tour, a Government spokesman said. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    70 1 LONDON. Triurs. A beerdrinking dog in London's Ea.st End had turned Into an alcoholic, veterinary experts said today. Patsy, a sleepy-eyed mongrel, regularly has four pints a day. No one seemed to know how he started, but he lines up every day at his local tavern. Impatient
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    Typhoid: 5 more
    32 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Another five confirmed cases of typhoid among Chung Cheng High School -tudei.ts in Goodman Road have been reported by Middleton Hos- pital over the last 24 hours.
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    14 die in crash
    31 1 MADRAS. Thurs. Fourteen MM were killed and eight in- I jured yesterday when a lorry crashed into two bullock carts carry 24 guests to a betrothal ceremony.
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    King Faisal gives ms his backing
    156 1  -  HAMID BENDHARA From MECCA, Thurs. King: Faisal has told the Yang di-Pcrtuan Agong that Malaysia has a right to attend the Afro- Asian conference in Algiers in June. A royal party sourer said that King Faisal agreed .Malaysia hatl .1 right to exist as
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    35 1 111 1.1. COMING LONDON. Thurs. Field Manhal Sir Richard Hull, who becmncs Chief <>f Britain s Defeaec staff in JiiU. will tour Middle I ..i*t and Malaysia from May 10 to Jane R«uter
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Johnson: U.S. ready for 'unconditional talks'
      849 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday THIS toneration ul' the world musl rhnosr: I Drstro> or build, kill or aid. hate or understand, j i The ordinary men and I women of North Vietnam j and South Vietnam, of 1 China and India, of Run- j sla and
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      Lock icon A MEDIATING ROLE NOW FOR U THANT AND THE UN.?
      301 2 A MEDIATING ROLE NOW FOR U THANT AND THE UN.? ITNITED NATIONS, Thurs. U Thant, the Secretary General, was informed in advance of the contents of President Johnson's address last night and will make his comments on the substance of the statement today. U Thant has been among the prominent
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      11 police killed in clashes
      49 2 LAGOS. Thurs. Eleven policemen were killed in religious clashes over the weekend in villages in the Sokoto Emirate in Northern Niifpna. accoraing to reports reaching here. Stvemi more policemen and civilians are missing or injured. The dead included the local assistant police superintendent— UPl.
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      Lock icon Aidit: We gave Bung courage to quit U.M .
      189 2 Aidit: We gave Bung courage to quit U.M TOKYO, Thurs.— Indonesian Communists claim only their support gave President Soekarno the courage to quit the United Nations, according to a Communist New China News Agency broadcast monitored here. The PKI chief. D. N. Aldlt, addressing a peasant cadr« training seminar In
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      Lock icon 634 rebels give up
      25 2 RANGOON. Thurs— A totul of 634 rebels .surrendered to Government forces during March, nocording to the official News Agency Burma. Reuter.
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      12 2 •AUSCH A LOMB >^ H ills STYLES 1965 Obtainable at all leading opticians.
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      39 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby WE'LL MAVE UV/ED VTO MAMAS 6 J I BOUSM \\ATnoorjry \9EfOftE/ /iUf'i I uct\ f mm I *wye to I /«ow uomq o© v V HOUSM IT I **V IT LL TA IE *V
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  • EUROPOEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Tories blast 'clamp down' Budget
      453 3 LONDON, Thursday IT SOAKS THE RICH AS WELL AS THE POOR, says HEATH THE Conservative Opposition mounted a major attack on the Labour Government's Budget in Parliament yesterday, describing it as a '"typical Socialist' measure which ''soaks the rich and also soaks the poor.'' Mr.
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      Lock icon Rubbish, says Red general of 'space deaths'
      202 3 Rubbish, says Red general of 'space deaths' IytOSCOW, Thurs.— A Soviet commentator yesterday described as "rubbish" reports that Soviet cosmonauts have died in space venl tures. "Similar rubbish could be encountered on the pages of some U.S. papers." Russian Air Force Lt. Gen. Kanin said in the publication Krasnaya Zezda
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      Lock icon Killer who posed as secret agent to hang
      123 3 LONDON. Thurs. A 21- year-old killer, who posed as a British Intel- 1 ligence agent, was sentenced to death at Winchester today for murdering a taxi- 1 driver. John Stoneley. a cablemuker was found guilty of the murder of 60-year-old George Newbery
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      Lock icon Ice-trap ships free again
      58 3 MONTREAL. Thurs. The oprniiu; of the St. Lawrence Soaway today will allow four ocean-Ro-tag ships to return tv sea after being trapped when ice forced closure or the locks last Dec 7. The ships are the Orient Mercnant from Greece. Vanfu Nationalist, China. Olau Gorm. a
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      Lock icon Chaplin refuses to comment
      68 3 LONDON. Thurs. Charlie Chaplin had a terse reply for reporters who asked him yesterday for comment on reports that tits beatnik son Michael. 18. was planning to become a beat singev. ■Comment? Certainly not." the 75-year-o!d star snapped as he and his American-born wife Oona flew
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      Lock icon Hovercraft service
      48 3 LONDON, Thurs. Regular Hovercraft services across the Rnglish Channel are planned for next year. It was announced in London yesterday. The Hovercraft will carry up to 38 passengers between Dover and Calais at speeds of up to 70 MPH and fares comparable with existing rates. Reuter.
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      Tough but good for the pound, says the rest of the world
      367 3 f ONDON, Thurs. World-wide comment on Bri t a i n's austerity Budget was generally favourable, with the measures seen in many quarters as restoring confidence in the pound. In PARIS, sterling was firm in early dealings yesterday.
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      US general dies after airdrop
      59 3 WIESBADEN. Thurs.— Maj-Gen-Jolm K. Hester, commander of tne U.S. 17th Air Force, died today of a brain injury suffered during a parachute jump at Mannheim, Germany, last Friday. He was 48. Gen. Hester landed with a partially inverted parachute after jumping from an altitude of
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      Lock icon Greek protest
      25 3 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. Greece yesterday informed the Secretary-General. U Thant. of a protest to Turkey over a violation of Grrek air snare. UPI.
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      Lock icon 'Early Bird' flashes first TV pictures
      165 3 'Early Bird flashes first TV pictures r«APE KENNEDY Thurv "Early Bird", the world's first commercial communications satellite, received and sent back to earth its first television pictures today. The pictures were sent from Andover, Maine, while the satellite was over South America and returned to Andover in good quality Working
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      Lock icon Issue of Churchill stamps
      74 3 I ONDON, Thurs.— Two new stamps to be Issued on Commonwealth Day. May 24 in memory of Sir Winston Churcijill show a close-up of his face based on the famous photograph by Karsh of Ottawa, the Post Office announced to- day. The stamps bear a small
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      Lock icon Search for £3,500,000 treasure in a well
      101 3 Search for £3,500,000 treasure in a well gASINGSTOKE. <S. England). Thurs. "Five hours' diving: bj four army frogmen yesterday failed to find a reputed £3.500, I 000 treasure in an ancient < well near here. The frogmen took turns to search in seven feet of u.itor 75 feet down the
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    Income tax man replies to a critic
    515 4 Income tax man replies to a critic A 'MINORITY' BLAMED FOR RETURNS DELAY SINGAPORE, Tnurs A SMALL minority of taxpayen should not be allowed to put an unnecessary burden on the general public, Mr. Hsu Tse-kwang, Comptroller of Income Tax, said here today. The Comptroller's criticism of the small minority
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    Govt replies to AAS charges
    288 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. THE Ministry of National Development said to- day that the decision to increase the parking rates at Clifford Pier, Raffles Quay and Empress Place from 20 to 40 cents per hour was intended to prevent motorists from parking their vehicles for long hours
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    Annual dance
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The International Women's Club of the YWCA v. ill hold its annual dinner and dence at the Princes Restaurant tomorrow.
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    SEVEN YEARS JAIL FOR A $32 ROBBERY
    176 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Justice Buttrose in the Assize Court today told two young men convicted of armed robbery: "Not a day passes without some unfortunate person being held up and robbed of his belongings." Teng Tye Tong, 22, a coffeeshop assistant was Jailed
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    SWITCH BOXES: AN APPEAL
    180 4 SWITCH BOXES: AN APPEAL SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police today appealed to the public to report any person found tampering with or attempting to dispose of automatic time switch boxes which are used solely for the operation of street lights. The Police Secretary, Mr. T Chelliah. said: "Since March this year, there
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    Easter Fair on April 18
    59 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Singapore Children's Society will hold an Easter Fair at its Convalescent Home in Nicoll Drive on April 18 to raise fund., for the running of the Home. The fair, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.. is part of the society's charity drive
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    Istana fete for social workers
    47 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin IshaK. and Toil Puan Noor Aishah today entertained some 270 voluntary social workers to a garden party. The guests were helpers at the Christmas Fair held at the Victoria Memorial Hall last November.
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    57 pass Chamber language exams
    237 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore International Chamber of Commerce today announced the names of 57 successful candidates in the national language examination (Standard I and II) conducted by the Chamber in Singapore in February this year. The result, described as "most satisfactory." showed that a record
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    Support for 2,400 Govt —clerks on pay claims
    235 4 Support for 2,400 Govt clerks on pay claims SINGAPORE, Thurs. m:PPORT of Singapore workers for the wage claims of 2.400 Government clerks, is snowballing. Four more unions with a total membership of 22.000 today announced that they were behind the clerks, whose strike notice expires at midnight on Sunday. A
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    Cabinet to get new report on railmen's claim
    267 5 J(UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Federal Establishment Office will submit a "new report" on the raiiwaymen's dtmar.d for the same rights and conditions of service as other public servants to the Cabinet on Wednesday. This was slated today by I the Principal Establishment
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    Sarawak says thanks and farewell to artillerymen
    117 5 l/UCHING. Thurs. The 70th Battery. Royal Artillery, left here by sea last night for Malaya after completing two operational tours in Sarawak in the past year. At the new port here, the battery was presented with a Sarawak State crest as a memento
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    Lawyer heads association
    60 5 IPOH. Thurs. Mr. Chin FV»]c Yen. .i lawyer, was elected the first president of the Methodist i English School Old StudT-s' As*oc mion at a meeting here yrstentatjr. Other officials: sice-presl-dents. Mr. Wong Wai Li.ni nrd Mr. M. P Muthu: secretary. Mr. I R. Suppiah; treasurer. Mr.
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    Rape charge: To stand trial
    54 5 SEGAMAT. Thurs.-- A Javanese. 1 cd.ii Mariab bin Abdul R;<hnv<ii. 44. wm yesterday committed for trial in the High Court on a charge j of raping a 13-year-old schoolgirl. The offence was alleged to have been committed at a lonely path at K.impong Lubok Batu.
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    Lock icon 20,000-ton tin buffer stock report denied
    230 5 ITNITED NATIONS. Thurs. An authoritative source denied last night that the Tin Council had been authorised to restock the buffer stock with up to 20.000 tors. The source said no proposal had been made to this effect In a formal sense, though the buffer
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    Victim dials 999 with his tongue
    127 5 Victim dials 999 with his tongue SINGAPORE, Thurs A shop assistant. Leow Liam Chye, used his tongue to dial 999 after four robbers had tied his hands and legs and looted the Sin Kee Co. in Boat Quay yesterday. The robbers escaped in a car with 150 transistor radios, 50
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    Lock icon WHY BRITAIN MUST STAY IN FAR EAST: LORD BOURNE
    295 5 WHY BRITAIN MUST STAY IN FAR EAST: LORD BOURNE LONDON. Thurs. (JENERAL Lord Bourne, Director of Operations in Malaya from 1954 to 1956, last night stressed the importance to Britain of the military bases at Singapore and Hong Kong. He was speaking about British commitments in Asia during a House
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    Car overturns: Engineer hurt
    47 5 SEGAMAT. Thurs. A car driven by Mr. V. Tharmalingam. an engineer, of Kuala Lumpur, overturned at the 18th milestone. Labis road, yesterday morning while he was on his way to Singapore. He was found unconscious and taken to hospital in a serious condition.
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    3 veterans for Swiss meeting
    62 5 PENANG. Thurs. Three Malaysinnr will represent the ExServices A-ssociation of Malayu at the llth annual World Veterans' Federation Assembly in Lausanne. Switzerland, from May 1 to 5. They are Dato Abdul Rahman I bin Musa. president of ESAM. Haii K. MiL-nir Arm. immediate pact president,
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    Fire-walking
    24 5 SUNOEI PATANI. Thur.s. A fire-walking ceremony will be held I nt the Sri Mah» Manamman Temple on the Kual.i Ketil Road next Tuesday.
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    Reaction to Tun Razak: 'Generally favourable...'
    271 6 Reaction to Tun Razak: 'Generally favourable AS AFRICAN PAPERS VERDICT From SAMAD ISMAIL: Entebbe (Uganda). Thursday rpHE leading Uganda English language daily, the Uganda -L Argus, in an editorial earlier this week described African reaction to Tun Razak's mission as "generally favourable to Malaysia." It said: "The mission's presence in
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    A C-PLAN 'FIRST BY SIEW LIN
    65 6 CYDNEY, Thurs— A Malaysian girl has become the first Colombo Plan student to graduate from Monash T'niversity. She is Miss I Slew Lin Ir.ft). of Sabah, who recently received a Bachelor of Arts degree. Her colleague. Miss Annie« Nc Pok Oi. of Hong Kong,
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    BROOKE IS OFF FOR SIX—WEEK TOUR OF BORNEO
    132 6 BROOKE IS OFF FOR SIX— WEEK TOUR OF BORNEO KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The former Raja Muda of Sarawak. Mr. Anthony Brooke. left here today for his, first visit to the Borneo state since he left it in September 1941 five; months before the fall; of Singapore to Japan. Mr. Brooke.
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    Man jailed for gem theft
    64 6 BATU PAHAT, Thurs— lsmail bin N'oor Hashim, 26. was sentenced to 10 months in jail by the Magistrate's Court here after ne pleaded guilty to stealing $2,974 \orth of jewellery from Idrls bin Sa'Hda on March 14 ;tt Parit Sulon? When arrested. Ismail led the
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    One-month ban on night fishing in Singapore waters
    207 6 SINGAPORE. Thursday. J^ ONE-MONTH ban on night and early morning fishing and on small craft movement in certain parts of Singapore's territorial waters will come into effect on Saturday. Under the order the Restriction on Fishing and on Small Craft Movement (Territorial
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    Tenants must register
    38 6 KANGAR. Thurs.— Tenants 1 registration will be re-imposed in Perils on April 16. This was announced at a meetIng of 80 town councillor*, district headmen and penghulus hold In the Women's Institute hall here yesterday.
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    Pilgrims register
    20 6 PENANG. Thurs. Registration of prospective pilgrims to Mrcca next year has started and will last until Sept. 15.
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    FREE PRIMARY EDUCATION FOR SARAWAK: NINGKAN
    152 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs SARAWAK'S Chief Minister, .Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said here today that he expected free primary education to be introduced in his state next year. He said it would cost the Federal Treasury $2 million more in expenditure If the plan were implemented.
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    Immigration's big move
    47 6 PENANG. Thurs. With the shift of the Malaysian Immigration Headquarters to Kuala Lumpur, several officials, including the Ml Controller. Inche Ibrahim bm Ah. nave left Penang lor til* Federal capital. The remaining members of the headquarters staff will leave for Kuala Lumpur on Saturday.
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    Thug detained
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police yesterday detained an active "fighter" of the "Koon Tonß" .secret society group "18"' under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provl- 1 sions) Ordinance. The gangster operated in the Jalan Eunos area.
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    Awards for Gurkha soldiers in battle at Labis
    325 6 Awards for Gurkha soldiers in battle at Labis SINGAPORE, Thurs.--0 Gurkha troops who took part in the security operations against Indonesian paratroopers in South Malaya last year have won awards for gallantry. One officer receives the Military Cross, two NCOs get the Military Medal, and four others have been mentioned
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    Pan-Am jet grounded for Bth day
    79 6 BINGAPORE, Thurs. A Pan-American Airways Boeing 707 jet continued to be grounded at the Singapore Airport as the world-wide strike by the airline's crew entered the eighth day today. A spokesman for the airline here said: "The management ,md the crews union in New
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    Factory opening
    28 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Finance Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will open the Siaw Brothers Timber Co- factory at 12J m.s. Woodlands at 5 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Alliance charter ready
    204 7 APRIL 17 MEETING WILL BE ASKED TO APPROVE FINAL DRAFT KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday I'HE proposed constitution of the Malaysian Alliance Party will be discussed in detail at the Malaysian Alliance Convention to be held at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka on April 17. The Prime Minister. Tengku
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    Python gives driver a memorable lesson
    249 7 Python gives driver a memorable lesson IPOH, Thurs. It takes more than a flve-ton lorry to kill a python, as Guai Leong Seng, j 29. a lorry driver, learnt yesterday. Guai was returning to Ipoh from Butterworth at j about 7 p.m. with a full load of 1.200 gallons of
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    Protest by Barisan against Regulations
    113 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Barisan Sosialis today protested against the latest Emergency Regulations announced on Tuesday. The regulations empower the Government to take strong measures against anti-national elements who attempt to obstruct people from registering for National Service, and who urge people to oppose conscription. The
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    Lim gets Aussie scholarship
    54 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs— Mr. I. mi Wah Ching. 25. ha.s been awarded an Australian Scholarship under the Common wealth Scholarship and Fellowship Fund for a doctorate degree in Mtenet at the University of Adelaide. Mr. Lim is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lam Kuan Mou.
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    Malaysia House in Australia
    70 7 ADELAIDE. Thur.v More than 200 Malaysian students and Australian guests attended the opening of Malaysia House here recently by the Malaysian High Commissioner to Australia, Tun Lim Yew Hock. The Hou.se. a former Driv.tte reMdence. is a two-storey buildhm. which will be u>eci lor social and
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    Mentri to open rural projects
    78 7 I^LUANG. Thurs. The Mentri Besar of Johore Dato Haji Hassan bin Yunos will open several rural development projects in the Kluang district on Saturday. Amonc them are a children playground, .i basketball court and a community hall at Kamiport? M.iclihp and a telephone boo.h and
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    Pahang fund for Islamic studies
    52 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— TIM Patiang Government is to set u[ a scholarship fund for higher Islamic studies here and abroad. Under a Bill published here to day. the scholarship will be oper only to Pahanc Malays. Th< State Government will allocaU $60,000 a year to
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    Kiwis make gift of books
    55 7 MUAR Thurs. New Zealand troops stationed at Tenderek Camp. Malacca, have presented 5i. 500 worth of books to nin« schools in Muar and Pontian. They made the sifts m appreciation for the use of th» schools during their operation! sgainst Indonesian Invaders in the Kesang
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    Ordeal and joy of a hole-inheart girl
    260 7  - Ordeal and joy of a hole-in-heart girl Y. S. CHEONG By SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Schoolgirl Maureen Lim Gek Lian. 10, today told me the story of her hole-in-the-heart operation at the Ge.neral Hospital— the first undertaken by a Malaysian medical team. Maureen, a Primary IV pupil of Balestier Girls' School, where
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    Govt 'yes' to talks so strike is off
    128 7 Govt 'yes' to talks so strike is off IPOH. Thurs. The 1 strike by about 1,000 firemen and officers in rjne Malayan States over the Governments delay in settling a claim for revi- sion of salary scales. j scheduled to begin on Saturday, is off. The Straits Times learned here
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    PLANT'S TARGET: 10,000 SCOOTERS A YEAR
    157 7 SINGAPORE. Thur..— Vrspa scooters will be assembled in Malaysia at the, peak rate of 10.000 units a year. Mr. J. A. Hinsen. general manager of the East Asiatic Co. Ltd. Singapore, announced today. They will be produced in the .1 ii run- Vf.sni Kscmhly
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    Teacher faces 3 charges of raping pupils
    154 7 Teacher faces 3 charges of raping pupils ALOR STAR. Thurs.— A The public gallery in the Hi^h Court was cleared today to enabl* an 11-year-old girl to t give evidence in camera. The girl, wearing her school uniform, was key witness in a case in which her teacher. Roal bin
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      210 7 Straits Times Crossword 188 1 Hr jk^B L^Bfl Sal \< KOSS 8 Bgat Gala sourer of dl*> I. Prn 26 in WMM '7. Si""*" s SH: plBte tsx <* y h .mi 9 "way""., 1 XJV -^pr-med 10 SS^UTVJSiuW,. *>•» H 1 wttrt 11. Quail ai [he French cun- 8
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    DEATH
    80 8 M Wards Sit (MtiUmmm) MADAM LEE SOON, aged 79. paaa> -1 away peacefully 0.4.65 leaving bet. n« I sens. Thong Tew See. Peng Loy ■nn Peng Cnonx. 2 daugbtera-ln-law. 4 .'augbters. 1 sons-in-law. Tew Sim Kng i »n4 Iconic Tew Pol. 30 grand children I <n4 11 great grand
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    193 8 1» Word* Sit (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. s. Namaaavayam I itrKnowledge with sincere thanks, pre- •entattons, congratulations, loan of ■SB, and pbyalcal help, from friends I rd relauvaa on his marriage on 3.4. U. I MR. KU NAM CHONO and rblldrea ■I Klang thank relatives, friends. itiboura and Klang
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      Offer Of Peace
      735 8 In a statesmanlike gesture, President Johnson has announced that America is ready to take part in "unconditional discussions'' directed towards a peaceful settlement of the j Vietnam war. The offer bears out American assurances that the purpose of the air strikes i against North Vietnam was not
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      Civil Defence
      392 8 It is difficult to see the point of the Civil Defence Minister's assurance that the Central Government has prepared plans to build air-raid shelters throughout the country. Part of the diffculty may lie with the fact that Indonesia is most unlikely to launch air attacks; but more important
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      Well Done
      143 8 Indonesia (if it is wise) wil learn even more from thi annihilation of its Kota Tingg invasion force than from it! I previous disasters in the Labis Pont ian and Kesang districts lOn the first three occasion; Malaysia received powerfu assistance from British, Nev Zealand and Australian military
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      THIRD CLASS FOR TEACHERS, BY ORDER
      164 8 •r REFER to the com- plaints (S.T. March 31) of trauiee-teachers form Parti Buntar regarding third cla.ss train tickets I sympathise with the trainee-teachers but cannot understand why they should have drawn a comparison between Government clerical staff and trainee-teachers with regard to train
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      Untitled
      96 8 A CCORDING to the A instructions issued by the Ministry of Education, trainees attending vacation courses "will be eligible for only bus or 3rd class rail fared or their equivalent to and from their schools." This decision was not made by the Chief Education Officer. Perak. but was transmitted to
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      Hoardings
      74 8 t PHE death toll on MaJL layan roads is already tar too high. Let us all protest against the abominable form of advertising represented by the hoardings on our highways before the accident rate rises even higher. Tourists come here to see our lovely country, not to gawk at
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      The job
      122 8 I HAVE a feeling that "Perplexed" (S.T. April 3) must be a very young wife. However, she cannot be too young to get her thought processes untangled! She must realise that every regular member of Her Britannic Majesty's Armed Forces Is a MERCENARY and as mercenaries we nght
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      Fly peril
      77 8 QARBAGE has been colv lected from various parts of Kuala Lumpur to nil a disused mining pool near the Setapak High School. But the stuff is just lying there. Files are breeding at an alarming rate. They infest the tackshop, the classrooms, the dormitory and neighbouring houses. And
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      Rewards
      69 8 WOULD the Malaysian Government please consider the advisability of offering a substantial reward of $100,000/- lor the arrest of anyone in any State in Malaysia who is convicted of planting and/or setting off a bomb, and of kidnapping. Admittedly, the sum of $100,000 is a big amount, but an
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      Not ungrateful
      170 8 I HOPE this letter will help dispel any idea that Malaysians are ingrates. I refer to Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's remarks (S.T. March 26) that "Britain has no right to stay in Malaysia... l would prefer Afro-Asian troops to patrol my border", and the letter in your paper
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      In backlanes
      55 8 THE Health Authorities must be congratulated on prompt prosecuting of .shopkeepers and householders who dump rubbish on the roads. What about the hawkers along the back lane between Ceylon Road, and Marshall Road who daily dump empty tins, food remnants and broken bottles in the empty space near
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    LEARNING MALAY (67)
    516 8  -  YUNUS MARIS M.A. By University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Angkat, raencanckat (v) to lift; senang (adj. adv) easy, easily; densan aenang-nya (Prep. Ph) with ease, easily; riang (adj. adv) gay, gaily; hingra (prep) until; Janh (adj, adv) far; Jauh malam (AJ, Ph) far into the night; nanti, menanti
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    Lock icon The HUKS are riding to power again
    867 8  -  STANLEY KARNOW I WITH MURDER AND EXTORTION By MANILA, Thurs. AS we drove through the flat countryside of central Luzon, the most populated of the Philippine islands, the scene appeared peacefully bucolic. Straw-hatted workers hacked at walls of sugar cane, and sundarkened peasants
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    Broadcasts from Radio Malaysia worries Sock: Dol
    314 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. PRESIDENT Soekarno has admitted he is "seriously concerned" about the effects of Radio Malaysia broadcasts on the Indonesian people, said the Director of Radio Malaysia, Inche Dol Ramli, today. "He said that this was one of the biggest setbacks of
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    A hint on world-wide Socialist gathering
    121 9 A hint on world-wide Socialist gathering SINGAPORE. Thurs— The International secretary of the Japanese Socialist Party, Mr. Roo Watanabe, today Indicated that Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. would attend a proposed conference in Bombay or some other centre in May to which non-Commu-nist Socialist parties in South-East Asia
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    Factory plans approved
    45 9 IPOH, Thurs. Building plans :or a tobacco factory- a sauce 'actory and a biochemical plant n the Tasek industrial estate tere have been approved by the municipal councilPlans for a foundry and a gasoline bottling plant for Esso standard are being considered.
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    Dr. R. Sathiah takes over
    42 9 tPOH. Thurs— Mr. Ditt Singh. member of the Elections Com--nusMon. has relinquished his post >n reaching the statutory age limit it 65 years. His place has been filled by Dato Dr. R. Sathiah. a Justice of the
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    Jeyamalar is back with a Ph D in history
    94 9 Jeyamalar is back with a Ph D in history IJUALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Malaysia's first woman to receive a Ph. D in History returned here by air from London today. She is Miss Jeyamalar Kathlrlthamby. who passed out from the University of London after a 2i-year scholarship course. Miss Kathlrithamby said
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    Perak's royal birthday
    44 9 IPOH. Thurs —The Raja Perempuan of Perak will celebrate her 36th birthday with a private dlnnei at the Istana Iskandarlah in Kuala Kangsar on Saturday. About 800 guests have been invited to the dinner which will be followed by a dance.
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    Malaysians nominated for Magsay say award
    159 9 Malaysians nominated for Magsay say award tt UA L A LUMPUR, MO. Thurs. Several Malaysians have been ruminated for this year's Magsaysay award, the executive trustee of the Ramon Magsaysay Award Foundation, Miss Belen Abreu, said here today. She declined to give the number of nominees or disclose their names.
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    Police baffled by two mystery blasts
    173 9 LTUALA LLMPI'R. Thurs. Police are baffled by the two mysterious explosions near the American International Assurance Building in Ampang Road here shortly after midnight last night. After an intensive search of the area lasting until 9.30 this morning, police and Army bomb disposal experts
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    Police find missing schoolgirl Mihrul
    101 9 Police find missing schoolgirl Mihrul CINGAPORE, Thurs. Police have found schoolgirl, Mlhrul Nisa binte Pakeer Malimar, 13, (a bo v c), missing from home for three days. She was seen roaming along Lorong 10, Oeylang, on Monday afternoon after her mother had reported to police that she had left her
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    Grenade found in jungle
    75 9 KUALA LUMPU R, Thurs. Police today found a handgrenade, a detonator and 27 rounds of ammunition in a tin hidden urder some bushes in the jungle two miles off the 7th mile, Rawang Road. j They also found some me- dicine and documents writton In Chinese.
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    Premier Lee to give talk
    55 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will speak at the birthday celebrations of Sri Ramakrishna and Swaml Vivekananda at the Ramakrishna Mission in Bartley Road on April 18 at 7 Din. The Vice-chancellor of the University of Singapore. Dr. Lim Tay Boh.
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    Wastemakers (time, that is) get warning in Johore
    180 9 Wastemakers (time, that is) get warning in Johore JOHORE BAHRU. Than. Government servants in the State have been warned NOT to read newspapers or magazines during office hours. The warning is contained In a circular signed by the State Secretary, Dato Abdul Rahman Ja'afar. Chatting It states that there have
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    BOMB SHELTERS: PLAN IS READY, SAYS STEPHENS
    141 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. TiHE Central Government has drawn up a blueA print for the construction of air raid shelters throughout the country, the Minister for Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence, Dato Donald Stephens, said today. Da to Stephens was speaking to reporters before
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    MAYC to hold conference
    54 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs will hold Its annual conference and general meeting on April 17 ;md 18. ;it the University of Malaya. The assistant Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports. Eneku Muhsein bin Abdul Kadir. will open the conference at 7.30
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    European trip for Shell men
    43 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Twc Shell technologists from the refinery on Pulau Bukom will leav* Singapore for Britain and Holland tomorrow for a year's training. They are Mr. David Tan Sing Hwa and Mr. Alan Peck Hong Hoon. both 24.
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    Man accused of corruption
    47 9 IPOH. Thurs- A supervisor in the Employees Provident Fund in Petaling Jaya. S. Slvarajan. 49. was charged here today with two counts of corruption. He pleaded not guilty to accepting (20 and 1200 from S Devadasan to help him withdraw his E.P-F. contributions.
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    Tun is president
    42 9 KUAI A LUMPUR. Thurs. Tun Henry H.S- Lee has been elected president of the Selangor Kwa:is Tung Association. Vicepresidents are Mr. Cho Yew Fal and Mr Chew Yu Nam. secretary Mr. Tang Kwong. and treasurer Mr Chan Tai Kal.
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      A MUCH NEEDED INDUSTRY SET UP
      279 10 A MUCH NEEDED INDUSTRY SET UP THE establishment rc-\ cently of a sulphuric acid industry in Singapore marks an important milestone in the State's progressive industrialisation programme. The first plant to operate is that of Standard Chemical Corporation Ltd. of Jurong. and It will meet a lor.g-felt need for such
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      Storage course
      33 10 Mr. E. A. Stanley, stores supervisor with Champion Motors iM) Ltd.. Singapore, is now undergoing a month's training course in Australia, covering all aspects of spare parts and accessories control methods
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      Paints: Call for better protection in S'pore
      566 10  - Paints: Call for better protection in S'pore CHAN BONG SOO By IT is generally fell among Singapore paint manufacturers that the present protection given by the Government to the local paint industry is far from adequate. The need for better protection is more strongly felt as the number of local
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      New Mead Johnson Far East manager
      87 10 MR. T. R. G. SEAR has assumed duties as Far I ;i-t regional manager for Mead Johnson International, succeeding Mr. Mack Hopkins, who has been reassigned to Puerto Riro. Mr. Sear, who is resident in Singapore, is responsible for the sales expansion of Mead
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      Kodak man on third visit
      77 10 Making his third visit to Singapore in five years this week is Mr. Richard K. Burrell. personnel staff assistant in the international sales division of Eastman Kodak Company. Rochester. New York. Part of nus Singapore tour was to keep the management of Kodak Malaya informed
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      TRADE LINKS MALAYSIA AND CANADA
      148 10 TRADE LINKS MALAYSIA AND CANADA rE general sales manager of Canadian Pacific Airlines. Mr. Frank B. Holland, said during a business visit to Singapore last week that the bonds of friendship and trade between his country and Malaysia "are more than just token gestures." "They are shown to be very
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      First feather exports made
      63 10 Malaysia's first feather processing factory. Hop Lion Feather Works (Mala; ia> Ltd.. at Singapoies Jurong industrial estate, nan started exporting Its f oducts abroad. The first shipment, con ,r. Ing seven bales or processed t* < thers weighing over a Singapore on the Ben Lint ye*
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      Motor plant: Delays causing frustrations, says director
      259 10 Motor plant: Delays causing frustrations, says director A MOTOR company executive has criticised the Malaysian Government for the de- > lay in announcing its motor assembly policy. The criticism came from Mr. G.W. Millard. a director of Motor Investments Ltd. with special executive responsibility for Orchard Motors, before he left
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      Japanese enjoy good business in chinaware
      86 10 l THE executive vice-president of Japan's oldest chinaware manufacturer, Noritake Co. Ltd.. said alaysia was a leading market for his company's products, buying about $300,000 worth annually. Mr. K. Watanabe. ln Singapore last week to visit the sole Malaysian Importers, China Co., attributed this
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      ELECTRONIC TIMING DEVICE FOR GRAND PRIX
      172 10 ELECTRONIC TIMING DEVICE FOR GRAND PRIX |7»OR the first time In F Malaysian motor racing history, an electronic timing device will be used during the Malaysian Grand Prix at the weekend. Called the Omega Time Recorder OTR 11. the device will document automatically In print by the hour, minute. second,
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      German steel production
      59 10 West German crude steel outnut reached a new postwar record i last month at 3,396.303 tons, according to provisional figures issued by the Federal Bureau of j Statistics ln Duesseldorf. The previous record was made in October last year when 3,340.716 I tons were produced. Output in
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      Envoy on inaugural flight
      108 10 Envoy on inaugural flight Dato Abdul Homid bin Ha|l Jumot, Malaysian Ambassador to Germany, was warmly welcomed by the German Ambo»sador to Malaysia, Dr. Horst Boehling, when he orrived ot Singapore Airport on the Lufthansa inaugural flight on Sunday. Behind the Doto is Dr. H.C. Seebohm, German Minister for Tronsport.
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      Shell fills 23 m. gallons of lubricating oils
      105 10 Shell fills 23 m. gallons of lubricating oils CHELLS new lubricants blend- ing plant at Woodlands North, Singapore, reached a milestone early tins week when it filled lta IOO.UOOth dium witu locally blended lubricants. A.s most drums are filled to 49 gallons, this means that the plant has blended and
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    THE MAN WITH THE GOLDEN GUN
    717 11 "And so am I." shouted Mr Paradise. "Cut the cake equally But dammit, let's be fair to Ruby. Ruby, you ouchta have first pick. How much do you want? You can have it off the top." "I don't want a damned c-'iit of your
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    A meal for the crocs
    1196 11  -  IAN DAY FIVE of the big 007 thriller ...by FLEMING JUST before the afternoon meeting the manager with the neat suit and neat face came out from behind his desk. "Er. Mr. Hazard I don't think you've met my assistant, Mr. Travis." "No. I don't
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    BOND? JUST LEAVE HIM TO ME, HE SAID
    260 11 the manager and tell him Mr. Ruby Rotkopfli be checking out tonight. 11l fix the details. "And say a major fuse blew during the meeting and I'm going to seal on* this room and find out why we're having so much bad
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      1008 12 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Words SC (Mm Box St ett. txtrm 1957 AUSTIN METROPOLITAN recently overhauled 11.6U0/- o.i-.0. King I (S'porc) 3-J646 or call at 37 Kllllnty I Koad. office hours. FORD CUSTOMLINE licenced 1938 i excellrct condition, one o»ntr. syos- I ■.'men S2OOU 0.n.0 Phone B'pore 64o«00 L\rmng or
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      895 12 TAILORING IS Wordt U min.)— Box St rtt. txtrm GUARANTIED HICHCLASt WORK- MANiHIP Uratl'mcn'i suits, shirts, j iruustrs. Unitary uniforms l.sdi*s roatumra dreams. Alteration repairs. Plcasn visit Nmn Tailor*. 4 10 Tancllo KO"<1 B'pore WHERE TO STAY (Spore) IS Wordt ft I Mm )—Box Sit rtt. txtrm SOUTH CAST ASIA
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      427 12 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIRST MKKTINGR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting ol Creditors in the undermentioned cases will ;;e held on Tuesday. the 27th aay of April. 1965 at the Official Assignee's Chambers. Top Floor, High Court Building. Singapore: Bankruptcy No. 183/64 Llm Beow
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      1082 13 I BENnLINE I tXPRESS >LBVICE 10 I.ONDON, LIVERPuOL tUHUNENIAI l-ORI> BENDEARG For loncon May j .cVap,,, *m For Liverpool May 17 BENMACDHUI XSLm ;-.ng«?ore P. i ram Perang Antwerp lull 4 Apr Ul5 Apr IS/1* Apr 21/21 Imgapom S'*o» 'iu«j tENVALLA i-don. A'oirp. H'burg. 9'dam Api 17/11 Air 21 21
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      1305 13 tog*. ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTO. \B3r?lv for I r*^^ U.K./Continen» Smgaiwn P. Is'tiara Pemn CITY OF JOHANNESBURG L'don. H'tiu'g. B'men. R'dam. A'werp. Newcast'e. M'bro 17/11 Apr CASTILIAN Havre Lion. H Durg. Roam II 21 Apr 21/22 Apr CITY OF GLASGOW Lunron. M'ourg. Roam, Havra trangemouth 2( 21 Api 2*
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    99 14 MELBOURNE, Thurs. JNDUSTRIALS continued to move narrowly m very quiet tradIng. Bas* metals were steady, but I New Broken Hill dropped 3s. to 126.5. 6d Mt. l*a were steady at 335. 6d. Oils were steady and quiet. Mount Is.i 33/5 N Hrokeo Hill ilOr.i 39/108 Ampol 10/8 Aunt.
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    RUBBER PRICES
    237 14 first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 74J cents per Ib.. down one cent on Wednesday's closing level for the position. The tone was quiet and slightly easier. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E." closing prices in cents per Ib. yesterday INT.
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    H.K. RATES
    36 14 ON the free exchange market I Hong Kong yesterday the U.I dollar was quoted at 5.76 i for T.I 5 for uMi. Sterling was quotrd at 16.03 ai oiu tail of Hold at 262.
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    TIN SHAKES ARE EASIER ON QUIET STOCK MART
    850 14 From Our Market Correspondent IT was a very quiet market in stocks and shares yesterday with the prices of tin shares still fallinc as the result of the announcement of the abolition of Oversea Trading Corporations in the British budget and the
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 14 Malayan Stock Indices Apri. 7 Apr. 8 •Industrials: 75.56 75.63 Tins: 99.20 98.73 > rubbers: 103.53 103.53 Dec. 30. 1963 100 Dec. 29. 196? 100
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    Straits tin resumes advance after setback
    356 14 THE tin price after easing on Wednesday and breaking its current rise, resumed the advance yesterday with a gain of 54.50 to $712.50. Its highest level since December L The offering at 210 tons was estimated up by 15 tons. In London on Wednesday
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 14 April 8. MALAYAN RIBBER PRICE: 742 cents (down one cent). TIN: $712.50 (up H Mi, Inofficial estimated offering 210 tons (up 15 tons).
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    BUSINESS DONE
    830 15 ESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur t ading rooms of the Stock Exi.iai.ge of Malaysia yesterday \>ith the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS' Ounlon (1.000) II IV iI.OOO) SI 47; Coo SI 46 SL, •1 4S SL F. and N. ordt J2.30
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    254 15 April Three months. INDUSTRIALS ftonstead 13 cts. M. Cable* 13 cm. IMinlop I? eta, MrAHster 11 cts. Cttjr Oev. 7 c-M. M Invent. I I la. K Smelters 24 cts. 0.C.8.C. 14 cts. l>so lJct.i Knhlnson 10 ctn. Fed. r>isp. 12 cts. Kothmuns 10 <ts. K A .V
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    RUBBER CROPS
    26 15 The following further March rubber crops are notified: United lUMH 193.873 lbs. \\tr Molrk rubber crops are notified: United lbs. »nd Nvalas 48.000 lb.
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      1506 15 F^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^g^^^^^^^ THE TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT (118) Notice Under Section 137 No I NOTTTE IS HEREBY GIVEN under Section 137 of the Town Boards Enactment that Draft Layout Plan No. J3/3558/1 for the area between Parit Tok Kadzi and > land lots 3003. 3602 and 3603. 1 Jalan Abdul Rahman. Mukim
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      698 15 NOTICES THE AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION OF MALAYA NOTICE Is hereby given under Rule 37 of the Association that the Annual General Meeting of the AUTOMOi BILE ASSOCIATION OF 1 MALAYA will be held by kind permission of the Shell Malaysia Limited at the SHELL THEATRETTE. SHELL HOUSE. JALAN SUNGAI LAMA. KUALA
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      711 15 TENDERS P.W.D. SINGAPORE TENDEHS are Invited from P W..D. registered contractors for the following works: 1) Reinforced concrete canal lining at Sungei Whampoe Irom 100 ft. downstream of Kirn Keat Road Bridge (approx. overall length 2.200') "Civil Engineering" contractors above $100,000 Closing Date: 27.4.65 at 10.00 a.m. Box No. 1
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      763 15 TENDERS BERITA TAWARAN KERAJAAN NEGERI MELAKA 1 Pembokaan Ranchanran Tanah I'intcir untok Tanaman Of Uh dalam Nrjeri Melaka. TAWARAN ada-lah dl-pelawa darl pemborong2 yang mahir j I untok membuka tanah untok i Tanaman Getah. Keterangan2 lanjut boleh dt- 1 I dapati darl Pejabat Pesurohjaya I Tanah dan Gaiian, Melaka. Tawaran2
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      598 15 TENDERS i KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received Irom registered contractors Class 'B and above by the Jernaah Pembuka Tenaer Ibu Pejabat da Ke'ua Akaunum, Keretapi Tanah Melavu. Kuala Lum-jur up to 10.00 a.m. on Wednesday, 14hb April. 1965 i for dismantling disused railway track between TP.
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      138 15 TENDERS J.K.R. PAHANG TENDER NOTICE Tenders from registered J.K.R. Contractors Class EX' and above under IV Sub-head 10 will be iceived at the office of Jur-.teru Kerja Kanan. Pahang Tenpah, Temerloh ap to 3.00 p.m. on 22.4.65 FOR WIDENING OF BRIDGE NO: 50 4 MARANKUANTAN ROAD IN TEMERLOH DISTRICT. All
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      Mercy mission to Somalia
      53 16 WASHINGTON. Thurs. An 18-man U.S. military medical team and 11 tons of medical supplies left here yesterday in two C-130 Air Force planes for Somalia to combat health hazards resulting from famine and drought. The State Department said the medical team will stay in Somalia for
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      Lock icon Britain's first laws against colour bar
      213 16 Britain's first laws against colour bar LONDON, Thursday. gRITAIN'S first laws against a colour bar and race hatred were announced yesterday, but are strictly limited in scope and leave many current practices outside the law. Political observers said Prime Minister Harold Wilson's Labour Government, which made the measure one of
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      Lock icon Cats, dogs to share £53,000 fortune
      104 16 Cats, dogs to share £53,000 fortune I ON'DON, Thurs. A widow who loved animals has left most of her ;i3.000 fortune to homes for cats and dogs. And more than £2.000 of the bequest will be spent on a memorial to a stray tabby tom-cat named Dritterling. Mrs. Rosina Hardy.
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      Lock icon 373rd 'serious warning' to US
      55 16 HONG KONG. Thurs. Clima last night Issued the 373 rd "serious warning" against alleged military provocations by the United States. According to Radio Peking, five U.S. military aircraft made seven sorties over Yunghsing and Tungtao Islands yesterday and a U.S. warship intruded into Chinese waters
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      Lock icon Bill defeated
      26 16 LONDON, "^hurs. An Opposition move ii. the House of Commons to retain the death penalty for murdering policemen on duty was defeated yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon The pill and the falling birthrate: 'Suicide' warning in Australia
      125 16 F SYDNEY, Thursday 1 AN Australian university professor has warned that increasing; use of oral contraceptive pills could lead to "race suicide" for Australia. Prof. Neville Wills. Head of the Graduate School of Business Administration at the University of New
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      ILLEGAL INDON MIGRANTS: ROUND-UP ORDERED
      161 16 ILLEGAL INDON MIGRANTS: ROUND-UP ORDERED MANILA. Thurs. The Defence secretary. Mr. Mat am. Peralta. has ordered one army batallion to round up Indonesian illegal entrants in the Southern Philippines, according to a report published today. The Philippines Herald said Mr. Peralta issued the directive to the 36th Bn. combat team,
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      Lock icon From U.S. to Formosa: A USssomil. gift
      84 16 TPAIPEH, Thurs. The Nationallst Chinese and American Governments will sign within a few days an agreement on the use of more than US$5O million in local currency for Formo- j sa's future economic deve- lopment. A high Nationalist Government official said that for
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      Lock icon Bus fare riots: Two dead
      54 16 LIMA. Ttiurs. Riots over higher bus fares left two dead. 32 I Injured and more than 200 in jail, police reported last night. A resolution of Peru's Senate re- voiced Ihe fare increase. President i Fernando Belaunde Terry suspended constitutional guarantees for 30 days because
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      Lock icon A fabulous armoured bubble-top. car for LBJ
      279 16 A fabulous armoured bubble-top. car for LBJ IV A S H I N G TO N Thurs. The House ol Representatives hus voted U*****,000 to build an armoured bubble-top car for the President. President Johnson did not ask for tlie money, and the House, except for a few member*, did
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      Lock icon No. 1 U.S. lama dies at 82
      51 16 new york. Than. Tn« Dilowa Hutukhtu, highest ranking 3uddhisi lama In the United St.it!s. died yesterday. He was 82. Believed by his followers to bo s 'eincarnation of Tilopa. a lOtl Tntury Buddhist teacher, he liac >een treated for Intestinal cane« n 1963.—
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      844 16 FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TENDER MOZICE Tenders will be received at the Office of the Chairman PMerai Land Development Authority. 7th Floor Government Offices Building i Gurney. Kuala Lumpur up to 22.4.1965 at 400 pot from •xperienced Contractors for the works of Budgrafting (Green Brown > i :h* undermentioned Rubber
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      451 16 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Tenders from J.K.R. registered contractors of Class E and abo\e will be received at the Office of the Pegawai Kemajuan Negeri. Selangor, Kuala Lumpur, up to 12.00 noon 10th April. 1965 for I the construction of a woodeu bridge, a :avatory block, chain I hnk fencing and
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      148 16 l//#'f/ Onp Rtf V.T. Ham tin I OOP. I APPRECIATE UX3K, DOC JVtXI'RE NOT I WELL,MQ..rVI NOT ...BUT THERE OH, IF Y'MEAN p-" (*> \OURIPEATO I HANKERW TISO BACK EXACTLY TH' ARE OTHER /SHE OUGHTA, f ...OSOR'U. TAKE > O y(-< BRING BRUMNEHILPE j THERE AN 1 BLrTT HEADS WARRIOR
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    Earl Gabador shines in trial
    316 17  -  Epsom Jeep RUM CUP THROWS JOCKEY LEE AND BOLTS RACING with J^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Earl Gabador did a dashing trial this morning when he went faultlessly over 3f in 38 2/5 in yielding going. Comanche (apprentice Ahmad up) also impressed when he sprinted 3f in
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    100-8 Short Commons triumphs
    69 17 100-8 Short Commons triumphs LONDON. Thurn Short Common*, ridden by Australian Russ Maddock, won the Free Handicap over 7f at Newmarvesterday. Short Common*, who started si 100-8, won by fourth length* from I'nity (7-1), who was a shorthead in front of Spaniard* Mount, the joint-favourite at 5-1. Tadolina. Urn ante-post
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    Signals win
    51 17 SIGNALS 5 NAVAL POLICE 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The 19th Signals, the Second Division champions, moved into the final round of the SHA League-Cup competition today, when they beat Third Division opponents, Naval Police, at Parrer Park. Inside-left Hamld Abdullah scored four goals. Selvarajah got the other goals for
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    BADMINTON AIK HUANG SAYS: I EXPECT TO DO BETTER NEXT YEAR
    207 17 BADMINTON AIK HUANG SAYS: I EXPECT TO DO BETTER NEXT YEAR DENANG, Thurs.— Tan Aik Huang, who came home today from the All-England badminton tournament, said: "I have learned a lot and I expect to do better next year." The 19-year-old Penang schoolboy was the first Malajsian In eight years
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    Miller finds I a wealth of talent in Sarawak and Sabah
    243 17  -  ERNEST FRIDA ATHLETICS By SINGAPORE. Thurs. 13 Bill Miller, the American athletic coach attached to the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sport, said yesterday that he found a wealth of talent in Sarawak and Sabah. Miller has just returned
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    Event for vintage cars cancelled
    328 17 Event for vintage cars cancelled MOTOR-RACING T HE VINTAGE and PYT^^a^Y on Sunday, the first day of the two-day Malaysian Grand Prix meeting here, has been cancelled it was announced today. A spokesman of the Malaysian Vintage Car Register said that o; the six entries, two were doubtful starters. Therefore
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    A GREAT OLYMPIC FILM BUT — SNELL IS MISSING
    708 17 A GREAT OLYMPIC FILM BUT SNELL IS MISSING ITUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A film of 130 minutes cannot possibly portray the full Olympic story; the Games have grown so large, the points of interest so vafied and dramatic events splash across every hour of the fortnight in such profusion that a
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    Referee assaulted
    87 17 I MNO YOUTHS 3 SIA 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. S Kathlravale. a Class I reit, ai who acted as linesman in this Selangor Div. 1 soccer match at Princes Road today, was assaulted by a spectator. Following an argument between Kathlravale arrd Umno outside* left Omar Yassin, the
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    508 17 Guiana all out for 228 f RICKET Georgetown, Thurs: Tight bowling and fielding civ abled the Australians to dismiss British Guiana for 228, runs on the first day of the four-day match here yesterday. At the close, the Australians had scored 19 runs without loss. Despite a fifth-wicket stand of
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      332 17 YOU CAN GET THE MOST FOR YOUR DEPOSITS WITH SINGAPORE FINANCE Dz/o I INTEREST PER ANNUM RATES FOR SHORT TERMS DEPOSITS CAN BE OBTAINED UPON REQUEST. f YOU SAVE WITH COMPLETE SECURITY. /tfp^V SINGAroRE FINANCE LTD. \JGSJr-J 294. LAVENDER STREET, SINGAPORE. X^ TELEPHONES: ***** (5 LINES) PAID UP CAPITAL $6,000,000.00
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      99 17 DIARY SOCCER S»re Govt. Service* Dlv. 3A: Postal v Jurong Geylat«> Dlv. IB: Printing v Port i Authority <Bt Chei mini Friendly: Armed Forces v Jt. Services (Jn. Besnr. V pm). Klanj Div. Z: Kly Tamlllans v MAS SGDBH: Blue Circle v Kllat (Ipoh Rd>; PWD v SWRC (Cheras Rdi
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      61 17 I SUMMARY SOCCER Sultan's Cup <B. Pahat): B Pahat 2 Muar 2. Int«r-school under-18 final (Malacca) Malacca HS 3 st Davids HS 1. Under- IS final SPI 8 Alor Oajah Eng Echool 0 HOCKEY Taipinf League: BMH 2 Pemuda Sukan 1. Ipoh Dlv. I: Kllat Club 3 KIA 'A' 2;
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    4 powerful Japanese union chiefs here on 3-day visit
    210 18 OINGAPORE. Thurs. Four leading Japanese trade unionists ol the powerful Sohyo flew in here this evening for a three-day visit at the invitation of Singapore's National Trades Union Congress. Mr Minnru Akiyama. Director ot the joint action department of the 25.000
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    $600 in prizes to be won in road safety competition
    103 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Automobile Association ol Singapore is offering prizes totalling $600 In its road safety competition this year for participation by all schools in Singapore. The association's secretary. Mr. Y.W. Chan, in a statement today said the competition was
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    Best paintings by Asian artists for 3-day show
    158 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A collection of 83 paintings by some of the finest modern artists in Asia and insured for a large sum of money will be on a threeday exhibition at the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce from tomorrow. The collection consists
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    Study now, pay later appeal by parents
    373 18  - Study now, pay later appeal by parents T.G. NG By KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday PARENTS with children sitting for the School Certificate examination this year have appealed to the Government to allow them to pay the re-cently-increased entrance fee by instalments. A father of five school Koing children here said today:
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    Miss Lim going to Tokyo talks on spastics
    131 18 Miss Lim going to Tokyo talks on spastics SINGAPORE. Thurs. A committee member of the Singapore Spastic Children's Association. Miss Lim Peck Ngoh, will leave on Saturday for Tokyo to attend the weeklong Pan -Pacific Spastics Rehabilitation conference on behalf of the Singapore Government. Miss Lim was elected to the
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    Exams go on despite 'bomb call' hoax
    158 18 Exams go on despite 'bomb call' hoax DENANG. Thurs. After a lull of six days. Penang had its sixth bomb hoax this morning when an anonymous caller telephoned St. Xavier's Institution and warned that an explosive had been planted in the school building in Farquhar Street. The call was received
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    Three more stolen $100 notes found
    102 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three more $100 banknotes, part of last December's $150,000 mailbag robbery in Kuching. were handed over to the police today. The money, with some registered mail, disappeared while it was being transferred from the Chartered Bank In Kuching to the Post and
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    Bank rate up
    21 18 STOCKHOLM. Thurs. The Swedish Riksbank today raised the bank rate from five per cent to 5.5 per cent.
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    Prize-winners in Chinese 'Y' competitions
    84 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Chinese YMCA today announced thai Raffles Institution represented by Lee Wah Hin and Koh Cher Slang won the first prize in its Inter-secondary school civic knowledge competition. The second prize went to the Swiss Cottage Secondary School, which was if presented by
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    New course on ribbon work
    54 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Adul' Education Boarci announced today the introduction of a new course on ribbon work for gift wrappings, table decorations and bridal car decorations. The eight-lesson course is In English. Application iorms are obtainable from the Adult Education Board. Catmint: Rise. The closing
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    Big variety concert
    47 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore A-voeiatlon for the Deaf will stage an International variety concert at the National Theatre tomorrow. All proceeds of the show will be donated to the School for the Deaf at Mountbatten Road. The show will be repeated on Saturday night.
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    LONDON STOCKS. RUBBER and TIN
    451 18 LONDON. Thurs. It was a good 1 day for equities in the stock markets and, although some of the earlier pains were pared, they were ■tUI quite sharp and numerous. The turnover was still small, but I investors >vere refusing to purt with gooci "las.?
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    Boyhood friends in double death drama
    275 18  -  ABUL FAZIL By OIMiAPORE. Thurs. »3 Two quirt mm. childhood friends, were killed in a fight in (icylang early today. I In- drains, on the fivr-foot-way of a l.orong 25-A coffee shop, havr been listed by the police as murder and suicide. But police
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    51 18 BANGKOK, Thurs— The Thai Government yesterday at Its Cabinet meeting decided to send Foreign Minister Tun Thanat Khoman as Its chief delegate to the celebrations of the 10th anniversary of the Afro-Asian Bandung conference to be held In Indonesia on April 17, official sources said here today.
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    236 18 Russians catch U.S. convoy inside East Germany OERLIN. Thurs. The R 11 8 Si an B today again harassed West Berlin air and around traffic and held a small U.S. army convoy for thrpo hours on tho highway to West Germany. The United stales protested the act as a clear
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    DEATH
    59 18 MRS. LIM CHIN BEE met- rhrnh Slow Kirn ptMt nvvay M I liehind four sons, Hiirk I loon. C'hoo Boon. Kirn Boon, IVng Boon, five daughters, two datiKhti-rs-ln-law, three sons-in-law Khoo MM Hock. Khaw Chuan Ghee. Lim Telk Ljtw. six KMndrhllfircn. Funeral from 12 Orees Hu!i at 11 a.m.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    33 18 IN LOVING MEMORY of V. JrtMraalai who dipari.ii thin world !<.« 6> may his xoul n-t in p»ace. Fondly rimcmber*d by his ifp and children Joseph. Sebastian. Domtnn Paulina. Daußbttrt-ln-law Juli<\ Sylvia.
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      73 18 Late CLASSIFIEDS 211 Woril US I Mm, mum) 1 LAMBERT To Jim and Mar fiUhth April Hnth will. Fin<-»r« tlmnks to doctor and staff. Traditionally a part of the Malaysian Scene... Anchor Pilsener Beer. ..as naturally at home in everyday Malaysia as this homely craftsman who patiently turns a chiser
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      51 18 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatuies in Malaya and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Wednesday to 8 p.m. yesterday: Hichest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 ;■> KoUt Bharu 90 73 Penang 88 73 Ipoh gi 73 Malacca 86 70 Singapore 88 72 C. Highland 73 55 Je.ssellon 84 72 Kuching
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      19 1 MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX 1965 Fare subsidy for overseas driven and starting money for all contestants in two main races
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      Renowned speed giants to clash in S'pore again
      660 1  - Renowned speed giants to clash in S'pore again LIM KEE CHAN by THOUSANDS of Motoring enthusiasts will once again gather round the superb Old Upper Thomson Road Circuit for another big treat the Malaysia Grand Prix which has become a part of the calendar. The days when the battle of
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      Prospect for Grand Prix
      507 1  -  Joe Dorai bit rpilK PlnC Malaysia 1 <.r.ind Prix inaugurated in 1962 got off to a good start in a big way indicating that this annual event would surpass all other sporting championships staged here. There has been a drop in the number of entries since
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      HASEGAWA STRONGLY TIPPED TO WIN THE MOTOR-CYCLE RACE
      374 1 J^ RIDER of world standard, feared by his opponents in world centres of motor cycle racing for his tierce dislike to Ik* overtaken, is most likely to become the champion of this year's Malaysia Grand Prix for motor cycles. He is 26-year-old
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        161 1 §AII Major Grand Prix in 1963-the toughest tests of endurance for tyres -were won on Dunlop.The outstanding success of Dunlop Tyres on the track proves their built-in quality for every kind of motoring. And the new Malayan -made Dunlop Tyres have this same superior quality.For everything on wheels-a tyre by
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      track test THE ALLARD DRAGSTAR DRAGON
      1470 2  -  John Blunsden 'The first fractions of a second were like being released by a catapult 9 The seconds which followed were full of action by THE view was impressive, yet a trifle sobering. Somewhere out in front there was a Silverstone runway, and if
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      A fire-breather is ready
      36 2 yJC Is the Dragstar a real lire breather/ Blunsden makes a thorough checkup before he lakes off for an exciting spell in which he felt as if being released from a catapult!
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        218 2 yE^- S **^Bfil 9flW\ OLYMPIC ■^^^*"^^fcW S S Swiss mADC m OMEGA Once again Omega is the official timekeeper for the MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX April 11 and 12,1965 HMi ie nonour °f timing two vital series of international Games has also gone to Omega If^i 1965 SEAP GAMES- Kuala Lumpur
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      EVEN THE FAMILY CAR HAS A PLACE IN THE CONTEST
      1192 3 EVEN THE FAMILY CAR HAS A PLACE IN THE CONTEST The winners' cheer Ten motor clubs catering for most of your tastes CAPT. N. HARPER TT may be something of a surprise to many readers that in Malaysia today there are ten motor sport clubs which regularly organise motor sport
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        277 3 The new breed in motoring j\^^^sSßL^^B^ss^^^^^^ll fc with tear-away acceleration, road- -^r^*l J^ s r^"'Tjffllw~~^**^TTM^^^^^fc clawing cornering, cheeky weaving ,'^s^^My itS^NhMl\w'*^^~'^^^^^^^Ss/ n nravv traffic, and maximum /^y\M^^^^M^^BP^^° sgS^^Bl^Hy safety at high speed cruising. But .^o^^^^^^^^^^* M \l^^^*^ e J ml thats not al': tne Kadctt has pood A^- -^gjjT^-^iWjj^g^ \^^^^S
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      Lessons from LE MANS Some fantastic performance
      1121 4 ANOTHER Le Mans is over. Another Ferrari victory the fifth in succession and the eighth in all. It all sounds so conventional, yet in ten years' time it will probably be rated one of the most important 24 Hours of them all. For
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      Racing must go on in spite of crashes
      935 5 Racing must go on in spite of crashes 5T j^^^^^^^^BB Monza the other day, a racing driver named Joey Campari crashed and died. He was 20 years and one day old. His best friend, also aged 20. promptly burned his own overalls, helmet and gloves and swore he, too, would
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      Racing costs lives, but it saves them too
      871 5  -  Stirling Moss By T»HE 1964 grand prix season ran a mostly smooth, untroubled course. There were no big dramas, no major accidents and consequently no public outcry. Unfortunately, there are still several well-meaning people who would like to Si motor racing banned.
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      The motorist will have to do more walking
      942 6  - The motorist will have to do more walking JOHN BAKER WHITE Very soon cars will be 'out' in big towns —by fHERE is one fact concerning the likely pattern of travel in the '70s about which it is possible to be positive now. The urban caruser will have to make
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        311 6 WHAT MOLYSUP CAM DO FORYQM OAR HIGHER PERFORMANCE ICHEAPER MOTORING Add MOLYSLIP to whatever lubricating oil you use ond it 'plates' all metal surfaces of your engine with a protective shield of Molybdenum Disulphide, one of the greatest friction-reducers known to man. By preventing metal-to-metal contact under any circumstances this
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      Lock icon A bitter, neck-to-neck tussle
      63 7 FUMIO Ito. a prominent Hgure in all major world racing meets, shows his brilliance at a corner to win a neck to neck tussle with Lee Wing Sang on a Honda. Ito was, however, unlucky to win the Grand Prix title as he crashed in the
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      A day of fills and thrills
      134 8 Soli (iiKin Bee on a Norton (No. 7) opens lull throttle to overtake Ali Rajs, No. 8) on a Norton with N«; Yum HeOfl 00 v Docati a few yards away from the two riders in the main event of the Malaysia Grand Prix
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      Title defender Albert Poon tipped to win 60-lap event for cars
      560 8  - Title defender Albert Poon tipped to win 60-lap event for cars Lim Kee Chan 1 gARRINCJ mechanical trouble or unfortunate incidents, Albert Poon of Hong Kong should win the 60-lap main race for cars in the Fourth Malaysia Grand Prix. Poon has had a good spell of luck to go
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      He put S'pore on the map at Macao
      326 8  -  Lim Kee Chan By IN October 31, 1954. Eduardo de Carvalho of Hong Kong drove a Triumph TR2 to become the first winner of the Macao Grand Prix. Since then, all eye* of motor-racing enthusiasts in Asia were focussed on the tiny
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      Flashback to 1964
      187 9 Lre Han Sm*. (right) in his Lotus 22. is the first to get through the chicane tlosely followed by Albert Poon in a lotus 23 as they race down along the straight in last year's race which was finally abandoned. Below, competitors slow down as they take
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        24 9 CALLING ALL SPORTSMEN! TIuLK OIL wm y™ ENG AUN TONG The TIGER MEDICAL HALL Manufacturers of World Famous TIGER BALM ond Tiger Medicinal Products
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      Exciting race and close finish by the Vintages
      317 10  -  LIM KEE CHAN by REFORE the fierce battle of the up-to-date racing cars and motor-cycles, there has always been much excitement amongst members of the Malaysian Vintage Car Register, who will be out again, to support the Vintage and P.V.T. handicap race.
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      Their aim: To boost Asia's racing drivers
      296 10  - Their aim: To boost Asia's racing drivers Joe Dorai By ASIA'S leading motor- racing drivers are on the threshold of international fame with the formation of a racing organisation in Singapore recently. Behind this bold and muchneeded move is the Wong Wai Hong Racing Organisation which was launched recently by
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      Some leaders we will miss this year
      376 10  -  JOE DORAI by FUMIO ITO, the crack Japanese Yamaha "works" rider, who thrilled Malaysian motor racing fans with skilful and daring riding to win the 1963 Johore Grand Prix, will be sadly missed at the Fourth Malaysia Grand Prix. This 23-year-old Japanese international
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        503 10 FROM THE MAKERS OF THE 1964 OLYMPIC TIMERS From Seiko, the world's largest ffl (I ijffl 1 maker of jeweled -lever watches, /iv tome time-pieces of guaranteed i ji I! i precision. >;1^ P^J? 6 Did you know that for the 1964 50 \q m Tokyo Olympics, Seiko manu- fl
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      The shape and size of racing cars to come
      954 11  -  FREDERICK C. RUSSEL Riding with THE racing car of 1970, according to Italian designer f uijri Amonti, will be cigar-shaped, jetpropelled and built largely of lightweight plastic. Its an interesting idea. But why limit the horizon? Why not take the year
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      Prize-giving by First Lady
      56 11 Start of motor- cycle event M. A. Hamid, (above) one of three local riders, successful In last years Malaysia GP receives the 251 cc and above class event trophy from Ton Puan Noor Alshah. wife of the Yang di-Pertuan Negara of Singapore. Below the start of
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        173 12 SUZUKI, present title-holder and 3-time consecutive winner of the lightweight World Grand Prix championship, is competing again in this year's a vSM a iif) vR$ m mm I m m^M m^rn m Home of world diawpion motorcycles Af f *Vff fl/'f mm 0% m^F 0% F% f% 0^ B *VW^
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