The Straits Times, 10 April 1965

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    25 1 ISQAPRI91 S QAPR19^ VERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 135,000 The Straits Times Mat*** 1 Estd. 1845. SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Textiles peace is near
    390 1  -  CHEW LOY KOON LORD HEAD TAKES PART IN TALKS Communique expresses hope of settlement By KUALA LUMPUR. Friday fT\ HERE was specula I tion today that the differences between the Central and Singapore Governments over the textiles quotas may have been resolved when the British High
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    Highest Islam honour for King
    143 1 DAMASCUS, Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong won Islam's highest reli- i uious honour today when lie .joined Saudi Arabia's King Petal in a washing ceremony at Al Kaaba. the holiest shrine of the Muslim world. Mecca Radio said that King Icisal and the Vane cliIVrtuan
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    Obote to Razak: Malaysia must be invited to Algiers
    406 1  -  SAMAD ISMAIL From 1 KAMPALA (Uganda), Fri. Malaysia's absence from the forthcoming AfroAsian conference in Algiers "will certainly embarrass Uganda," the Uganda Prime Minister. Dr. Milton I Obote. told Tun Abdul I Razak at Parliament j House here yesterday. I understand
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    In today: Hope for the blind
    59 1 SINOAPORE Fn -A package containing live cornea of human eyes will hi rive here lrom London j by a BOAC flight tomorrow for I use In local cornea-grafting operations In a old to restore sight to some of Singapore's blind people The live ccrnea
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    Lock icon Classics for funds
    29 1 UNITED NATIONS. Frt— UN. Secretary-General U Thant ha* launched a record of piano rlsu--stc* to raise funds for the UN High Commission lor Refugees. i Reuter.
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    Lock icon Subandrio: Peace outlook is better...
    112 1 COLOMBO. Fri. Indonesia's Foreign Minister, Dr. Subandrio, said here last night that hopes of an eventual conference to resolve the Malaysian problem was "much better now than ever before." Speaking at the airport here during a stop-over while on his way to Mecca on pilgrimage,
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    BUT SOEK SA YS: I WILL NOT TALK PEACE UNTIL...
    188 1 BUT SOEK SA YS: I WILL NOT TALK PEACE UNTIL JAKARTA. Fri. President Soekarno today said he would refute to discuss a peaceful settlement of the Malaysia dispute as long as Malaysian officials continue their "acrimonious attacks" against him. But he reiterated that Indonesia still preferred a p<acefu! settlement of
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    Madame leads walkout
    263 1 Madame leads walkout pOLOMBO, Fri. The V opposition, led by Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike, walked out of the House of Representatives after its ceremonial opening today in protest against the allocation of seats. The 55-mcmber opposition comprises the Sri Lanka Freedom Party of .Mrs. Bandaranaike, the Trotskyist Lanka Sama Samaja Party
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    24 1 DUBLIN (Irish Republic), Fri. Mrs. Theresa Duffy, MB. a fanner*?; wife, yesterday gave birth to her SIXTH set of twins. Rcuter.
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    Lock icon Another 3,000 marines, jets for Saigon
    386 1 Another 3,000 marines, jets for Saigon UAIOON. Fri. The United States Embassy hero today officially announced that 3,000 more American combat marines and a squadron of marine Jetfighters would land in South Vietnam soon. The announcement was in keeping with a statement earlier this week by the U.S. Ambassador. Gen.
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 NOW TRAIN DELAYED BERLIN. Fri— East Germans today delayed train to West Berlin for an hour first in current harawment <>f traffic from West German to Berlin IPI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Caught: The Moon Fairy who was a Red spy
      336 2 Caught: The Moon Fairy who was a Red spy VIETNAM SPECIAL SAIGON, Fri. Vietnamese police were today holding a. lissome 22-year-old spy who charmed millta r y information from lonesome American helicopter pilots. Pretty Nguyen Thl Nga. whose name means "Moon Fairy," was arrested last Saturday in a plot Involving
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      Lock icon Buy a sheep for a bob
      62 2 BRISBANE Fn. sneeo wert selling (or bub a head" her* j yesterday. A salev.'n:cl here sold 80 aeed lor drought-weakened sheen "for almoM a sone" ai one shillin* 1 each lesb than the cost of their transDort to Brisbane. Veteran auctioneer Mr D. R.
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      Lock icon Deeds not words
      518 2 Deeds not words LONDON. Friday RUSSIA TELLS JOHNSON: HONEST-SOUNDING WORDS WILL DECEIVE NO ONE RUSSIA yesterday pledged all defence aid necessary to North Vietnam to repel "United States Aggression" and said what was needed from America was deeds, not words. First official Soviet comment on President Johnson's offer of unconditional
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      Lock icon Peking: Speech full of lies, deception
      70 2 Peking: Speech full of lies, deception TOKYO. Fri. Pek--1 ing radio today denounced President Johnson's speech as "overflowing with lies and deception." The radio dismissed unconditional talks as a trick to induce Vietnamese insurgents to disarm and let the Americans stay in South Vietnam. "Moreover, while the I.S. trumpets peace
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      Lock icon Bomber to be shot
      82 2 SAIGON. Fri. A South Vietnamese military court yesterday sentenced to death a Vietnamese carpenter accused of brine an accomplice in the March 30 bomb attack against the U.S. Embassy here. The court sentenced Nguyen Van Hai. 27, to be shot by a firing squad, bat set
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Big clots-and-pills probe
      199 3 Big clots- and-pills probe Thrombosis and contraceptives: No evidence, but... LONDON, Friday. NATION-WIDE investigation has been launched in Britain to check on the effects of contraceptive pills following suggestions that they may cause thrombosis in women. The Dunlop Committee on the Safety of Drugs, headed by Sir Derrick Dunlop, one
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      Lock icon Coloured 'guinea pigs' in prejudice fight
      109 3 Coloured 'guinea pigs' in prejudice fight BIKMIM.HVM. Fri. Coloured "guinea pigs' uill pinpoint public places hrre which operate a colour bar after the (fovrrnment's new Race Relation* Bill becomes law. Birmingham's coordinating committee against racial discrimination announced yesterday. Thry will be srnt in by the committee to "collect evirirncr for
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      Lock icon Paraffin death of manager
      57 3 NORTHAMPTON < Central England i. Fri. A 62-year-old shoe fii'.-tory manager poured paraffin over himself and set light to it after suffering a nervous breakdown, an inquest here was told yesterday. Frederick Hoar turned himself into a human torch, the coroner s.i.ci. I RDICT: Suicide while
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      Lock icon Spy ring smashed
      24 3 HAVANA, Fri. The Cuban jovernment announced yesterday that it had smashed a spy ring headed by an American Baptist missionary. AP.
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      Lock icon GIRL GANG TERROR IN LONDON'S EAST END
      106 3 I ONDON. Frl.— Detectives were today scouring London's East End district of Hoxton for teenage girls who use stiletto heels as gang weapons. The gang, dressed in black leather jackets and tight jeans, went on the rampage last night, attacking and robbing four
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      Lock icon Johnson, Wilson to discuss Vietnam
      118 3 VyASHINGTON, Fri. T President Johnson told reporters yesterday that he would have! lunch at the White! House next Thursday with Mr. Harold Wilson, i the British Prime Minister. This Is the first official intimation of Mr. Wilson's visit to Washington which will i come a
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      Lock icon US $115 mil. aid cut restored
      77 3 WASHINGTON. ITi. In a victory lor the Johnson Administration, the Senate Foreign Rela- tioivs Committee yesterday re- versed an earlier decision and voted to restore USJIIS million Hi had cut previously from military assistance funds in the huge i Foreign Aid Authorisation Bill. r
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      Lock icon Ex-minister and actress Jayne: 'I don't know her at all' he says
      263 3 Ex-minister and actress Jayne: 'I don't know her at all he says ]yt UNICH, Fri. A lawT1 yer for Franz-Josef Strauss, yesterday denied Press reports that the former Defence Minister knew actress Jayne Mansfield "intimately." 3trauss never met Miss Mansfield and "neither does she know him," .said attorney Guenter Ossm
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      Lock icon Personal triumph for Brown in final details of wage-price policy
      292 3 Personal triumph for Brown in final details of wage-price policy f ONDON. Fri. The Government yesterday announced final details of its crucial bid to keep pay rises pegged to productivity so that British exports would be competitively priced. A special eight-member watchdog committee to investigate big rises in prices and
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      Lock icon 'LOVE BITE' DEATH CASE MAN GETS 10 YEARS
      124 3 LONDON. Frl. A 22- yearold plasterer was sentenced to 10 years" ial' yesterday for the manslaughter of a 15-year-old schoolgirl in a case In which a pathologist had claimed that love bites could be fatal. Norman Jones was found not guilty of
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      Lock icon 'Gallant knight' gets 14 years in jail
      219 3 'Gallant knight' gets 14 years in jail LONDON, Fri. A j rejected suitor, j whose counsel said he acted like a gallant knight in breaking out of prison to prevent his ex-girl friend's marriage, was jailed for 14 years here yesterday. John Campbell Marson. 22-year-old artist, pleaded guilty to 13
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      Lung cancer shock
      30 3 LONDON. Frl. Lung cancer has more than douoled in Britain in 15 years, two specialists tn surgica! treatment of cancer wrote in this weeks British Medical Journal—Reuter.
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      487 3 md inward S .in*,* L on g m es first fQm ,JSJgS its class Uj-sj id admlnis- Another triumph of the 8wls» Jt manacer watch industry has just been con- ltd firmed by the publication of the results obtained In the preclMon contests organised at the Neu> D \im T?
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    1,800 seek 100 jobs as PA trainees
    235 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. (JRADUATES of the I'niversity of Singapore and the Nanyang University are among I.SOO applicants, who have responded to the People's Association's drive to recruit 100 trainee organising secretaries to provide more efficient service to the people at community centres. Others include
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    3 on rape charge
    81 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— Three men were this morning charged in the ninth magistrate's court for raping a 25-year-old bar waitress. Ho Sam, on April 3. The offence was alleged to have taken place ir.slde a car at Kranjl War Cemetery at Woodlands Road, 13. M.s. at 2
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    Chess contests
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The President of the Singapore Chess Federation. Professor Lim Kok Ann. will open the 1965 Singapore Junior Chess championships at St. Josephs Institution at 9 a.m. on Monday.
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    Band performance
    22 4 SINGAPORE. Fii. The Police band will «ive a public performance at Katong Park be*ween 5 p.m. and 6 p.m. tomorrow.
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    TUN YUSOF TO OPEN N-LANGUAGE MONTH AT THE VIC
    106 4 TUN YUSOF TO OPEN N-LANGUAGE MONTH AT THE VIC SINGAPORE, Fri. The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin Ishak, will declare open Singapore's National Language Month at the Victoria Theatre to 10 a.m. on April 23. The chairman of the working committee. Inche Mohamed Ohazali bin Ismail, announcing this today,
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    Stabbed wife —$100 fine
    69 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— A Singapore court was told today how an Indian man surrendered himself to the police after he stabbed his wife and sent ncr to the hospital. The man, R. Rajoo of Kirn Tian Road who pleaded guilty to voluntarily causing hurt to his wife.
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    BAN ON CRACKERS LIFTED ON MONDAY
    118 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE ban on letting off fireworks, squibs and A crackers will be lifted on Sunday and Monday for the Hari Raya Haji A J s Announcing this today. the Police Secretary, Mr. T. Chelliah. appealed to the public to show the' utmost
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    A CLERK'S 'CATS' IS BEST ENTRY
    98 4 A CLERK'S 'CATS' IS BEST ENTRY SINGAPORE. Fri. An amateur modern artist, Mr. Sim Kern Teck. 32. a bank clerk, was today presented with a return ticket to Hong Kong for his entry to the Contemporary Art in Asia Exhibition, bping held at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce in Hill
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    Uprooted giant tree falls on, wrecks car
    99 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The car. which was badly damaged when a huge old tree fell across Race Course Road this afternoon at about 3 p.m. The car, belonginß to Mrs. ln\ Jui Seng, a teacher at the Mcc Toh School near the Race Course
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    OPEN HEART SURGERY IN S'PORE
    286 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE very first hole-in-the-heart" operation performed in Singapore was on 23-year-old Miss Chua Ah Moi. daughter of a furniture shop proprietor in Holland Road. Ah Moi was operated on by a Malaysian medical team, under the supervision of Dr. McGoon of the Mayo
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    THE SMALL ONE DOES A BIG JOB
    117 5 THE Army at Bareo Sarwak. North Borneo, had a problem. They wanted to move the fuselage of a Beaver aircraft to Brunei a distance of 125 miles, via various jungle landing strips in the area. Normally this would br a job for a
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    j Minister: Team up with schools on diseases
    89 5 j Minister: Team up with schools on diseases SINGAPORE, Fri— The Health j Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, i said today that his Ministry ln- tended lo wo.k closely with schools I in respect of all types of illness and diseases. Mr. Yong was speaking at a prize-giving ceremony at
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    Office-holders
    28 5 MUAR. Fri— Mr B. Swampillai has iieen elected president of the Ceylonese Association. Muar. Mr. D. Subbiah and Mr. P. Slvaratnam were elected vicepresicient and secretary respectively
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    RAISING FUNDS FOR BOMB VICTIMS' FAMILIES
    111 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. A group of Malay youths have formed a committee to organise a dance in aid of the families of the three victims of the Macdonald House bomb explosion. The 16 younß men and women nave called their committee the "Malam Teruna Dara
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    MINISTER ON CO-OPERATION WITH OTHER COUNTRIES
    303 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. THE Minister for Culture. Mr S. Rajaratnam. today said it was enough that co-operation be tw eeri countries should be founded only on an appreciation of a common danger. There siiould also be a more positive kind of understanding, he s K
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    BURIAL OF 2 WHO DIED IN MURDER, SUICIDE DRAMA
    229 5 BURIAL OF 2 WHO DIED IN MURDER, SUICIDE DRAMA OINGAPORE. Fri. j Two men, who died yesterday in what police classified as a case of murder and suicide, were today buried by their fami--1 i c s in different cemeteries. Yong Chee Soolc. 28. who slashed his own throat with
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    Sock is jealous, says US author
    192 5 AN American author, p worker, who styles hii goodwill without portfol nesia of being jealous of cess and prosperity. Mr. Sidney. A. Teller. 80, despite his great age is an active, widely-travelled lecturer, writer and active voluntary social worker. Mr. Teller, who left Singapore
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    NO DELIVERY OF MAILS ON MONDAY
    126 5 SINGAPORE. Fri The Director of Posts. Singapore, announced today that there would be no delivery of correspondence or parcels on Monday i Hart Raya Hajl). The hours of business at the General Post Office will be from 9 am. to noon All other post
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    Not the person
    49 5 SINGAPORE. FYi. Mr. Tan Khoou Seng of Sielap Hill. Singapore, has written in to say that he was not the person with the same name, who was convict pd of viewing blue films in a back room of a house in Kalians Pudding Road last Friday.
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    Who killed Major Palgrave?
    102 6 Who killed Major Palgrave? YOU can find the answer in The Sunday Times. But not betore you read the thrilling step-by-step exploits of Miss Mar pie as she puts the clues together in her own inimitable manner. This is AGATHA CHRISTIE at her very best. The greatest whodunit writer takes
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    New Archdeacon in Singapore
    54 6 KUALA IUMHL'R. Frl. The vic«tr at tiic Holy Trinity Church, fcineapore. Canon John B. has been appointed Arch- rnntral Malaya. who succeeds the R.ulit Hi v. Roland Koh. now Bishop of Jenselton. was th»> former liaipon offirer for thr rhirpre work on the Council nf the
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    Penang Health Day
    15 6 PENANG, M Penang rill thta year* World Bi D.iv uu M.iv 8.
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    No prospect of getting arms aid from Bonn, says Hamid
    265 6 No prospect of getting arms aid from Bonn, says Hamid I prospect of Malaysia getting defence aid from West Germany. The Malaysian Ambassador in Bonn, Dato Abdul Hamid bin Jumat, said here today that this was because West Germany had stopped all her defence aid. He added: "This new policy
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    BIG PENANG HUNT FOR ESCAPEE
    128 6 PENANG, Friday. pOLICE have mounted an island-wide hunt for a robbery suspect Tan Ah Chai, 21, who escaped yesterday while being taken to court for a preliminary inquiry. "It Is unlikely he has slipped out of the island," a police spokesman said today. "His capture
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    Indon arms go on display
    43 6 KLUANG. Frl. lnche Abdul Kadir bin Abdullah, the District Officer, v.iil open an exhibition |of captured Indonesian aims at the community hall here on nr.vchvfHe will open a similar exhibition at the community hall. Layang Layung, on Friday.
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    Polytechnic dinner
    27 6 Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew. wiU attend the Singapore i Polytechnic Student.s Union's an- nual dinner at Cathay Restaurant at 8 p.m. on Sunday
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    Lawyer is Rotary president
    69 6 IPOH. Fri. lnche A. R. Noor. a lawyer, has been elected president of the Rotary Club of Ipoh for this veer, with Mr. Leor.g Ah Kow tin miner) and Mr. EB. Carlos (.engineer), as vice-presidents. Oi ler officials are: Mr. William G FiKay. secretary. Mr. John
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    Lock icon SABAH PREPARES FOR GENERAL ELECTIONS
    83 6 JESSELTON. Fri. Specially appoint rd supervisors are now working out the boundaries of constituencies for Sabah's ceneral elections, Mr. Peter Lo. the Chief Minister, told the Legislative Assembly yesterday. i He did not give any date t for the elections but said I an approach
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    RAF jobs: Advice to applicants
    95 6 SINGAPORE. Frl. The headquarters of the Far East Air Force here today advised young men living outside Singapore not to apply for vacancies in aircraft engineering and administrative trades In the RAF (Malaya) when a recruiting team visii.s Singapore on May 3 and 4. An
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    Found dead: A man in rags
    48 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. Police yesterday found the body of a man in a shack at Kampong Amber. There was no Identification papers. He was about live feet four Inches. 60 years old and believed to be an Eurasian. He was dressed in rags.
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    'PAP MORE COMMUNAL THAN ANY OTHER PARTY'
    198 6 'PAP MORE COMMUNAL THAN ANY OTHER PARTY' AIALACCA. Fri. The 1 chairman of the Malacca Malaysian Chinese Association. Dato Tan Cheng Swee, today charged that the PAP was more communal than any other party. He said that during the recent visit of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew to Malacca, 90 per
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    Exam dates
    28 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Ministry of Education has allotted Oct. 11. 12 and 13 for holding primary school-leaying examinations for all four steams of education in Singapore.
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    Boy drowned
    37 6 TANAH RATA. F"rl A thr«>*-year-old boy P. Velloosamy. found drowned In the Rlnclet Lake at the 32nd mile, TapahCameron Highlands road, yesterday three days after he was reported missing from his home near the lake.
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    Ministry: Schools can help poor children
    328 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. INDIVIDUAL schools are allowed to decide on the method of collecting School Cerficate examination fees from poor schoolchildren. They can make advances for the children from the school funds and recover the sums later in instalments or give parents a specific
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    12 die on roads in Penang
    68 6 12 die on roads in Penang PENANO. Frl. Twelvt people have died In road accidents In Penang this year There were 250 minor acci- dents. "Most of these mishaps were du<» ;o the carelessness of cyclists and pedestrians who fail to observe p en tho simplest traffic rule.";. 'lnche Gahzah
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    WE WILL NOT BAN OTHER PARTIES: MINISTER
    247 7 KOTA BHARU, Friday. Minister of Lands and Mines, Inche Abdul Rahman bin Ya'acob, said today that the Central Government would not ban any political parties despite the existence of collaborators in them. Opening the delegates" meeting of the Umno division here, he said:
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    Grenade in jungle belonged to Reds
    91 7 WUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— A hand grenade, detonator and ammunition unearthed in the jungle two miles off the 10th mile, Rawanjt Road, yesterday were relics of the Communist Emergency, a police spokesman said today. He confirmed chat some medicine and documents relating to Communist activities
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    Whisky theft ' from shop
    57 7 Whisky theft from shop KUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Thieves j last night broke into Hock Lee j and Co- at Jalan Mountbatten hcrr and got away with 10 cases y of whisky and cigarettes worth 1 $3000. The thieves are believe^, to t have entered the shop through an air ventilator
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    Gangsters held
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Police ar- i rested secret society gangsters 1 1 uivler the Criminal Law (Tern- i I porary Provisons) Ordinance dur- j j 1 ing the past 24 hours. <
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    Coming to Malaysia on visits: Thousands of young Aussies
    251 7 Coming to Malaysia on visits: Thousands of young Aussies SINGAPORE. Friday. THE interest of Australian youth in current events in Malaysia may soon bring thousands of them here on educational tours. A visiting Australian jour- 1 nalist. Mr. Glyn May. of the Brisbane Telegraph, said today that Dlans were under
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    Immigration HQ begins its big move to KL
    114 7 DENANG, Fri.— The Malaysian Immigration headquarters, which have been in Penang since 1948. started its big shift to Kuala Lumpur today. Several lorry loads of furniture left Pcn.ijiß for the Federal capital this morning. They are expected to reach their destination by
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    R.E. squadron for Malaysia
    47 7 LONDON. Fri No. 32 Field Squadron. Royal Engineers, and a small detachment of 15 Field Park Squadron. Royal Engineers, both stationed at Ripon in Yorkshire. are to fly to Malaysia at the end of August. They will assist in building tracks and roads.
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    Defence Fund
    29 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. The Bank Negara has received up to date a total of $4,226,901 for the National Defence Fund and $1,295,985 for the National Patriotic Fund.
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    Outrage case postponed
    60 7 IPOH. Pri— Abdul Kareem, < son of Abdul Rahman. 39. a store manager, was charged in the magistrate's court here today with outraging the modesty of a 14--year-old loget girl at the Klnta Intake Road. Taniong R&mbutan, on the night of Feb. 19 He pleaded not guilty
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    Annual meeting
    31 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.— The Institute or Public Relations will hold its annual meeting on April 30 in the conference room of the Department of Information. Jalan I Mountbutten. here.
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    Chamber chief praises Govt restraint
    249 7 Chamber chief praises Govt restraint pENANG, Fri. The! chairman of the Perang Chamber of Commerce, Mr. F. J. Steggall, today praised the restraint which the Malaysian Government had shown in the face of "extreme provocacation." "We cannot but admire such restraint," he told the chamber's annual meeting this afternoon. The
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    Rotary officials
    36 7 KLANO, Frl. Mr. D. R. Daniel has been elected president of the Rotary Club of Klang-Port Swettenham. Vice-president ia Mr. Ooh Tlang Chin, secretary Mr. Chen Yew Seong and treasurer Mr. Lim Hoot Kuang.
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    $13,000 robbery
    22 7 BENTONO. Frl. Thieve* broke Into a tailor's shop at Ah Peng Street here and carried away $13,000 worth of cloth.
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    48 7 f'VNBKRKA. tri. Australia i«, breeding youni crocodiles in New Guinea especially tor Sln*a porr's handbag trade, accordlnr to the Trade Depart im-nfs journal Overseas Trading. A department spokesman said that live crocodilr Hrrr more valuable becaus* they had no bulle wounds or other scars. Renter.
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    Kiwis show their thanks
    143 8 S MM. INC. pupils of the Chien Hwa Chinese School at Kampong Java, in the Pontian district of Johore, shake hands with the men of the Ist Bn., New Zealand Regiment. who had been quartered in their school at the height of operations against Indonesian infiltrators
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    New name for information...
    41 8 New name for information SINGAPORE. Fri— The Far East Air Force Command Information Office has been renamed the Command Public Relations Office. The Command and Deputy Command Information Officers are now known as the Command and Deputy Command Public Relations Officers.
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    Aid for students
    25 8 RAUU. Fri- The Pahang Indian Association here will give $150 to flve poor Indian students to help them continue their secondary education
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    Govt plans review of crisis laws
    171 8 L'UALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Government plans to review the Emergency Regulations in view of Indonesia's confrontation. This was announced by the Minister of Home Affairs, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Hajl Abdul Rahman, in an interview with Mer<iPka the Umno weekly. 'The duty 9
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    Refugee appeal
    43 8 KUCHINO, FrL The local Red Cross branch has made an appeal for old mosquito nets for rclugees from the Indonesian coniron tatlon who crossed over the Borneo border recently and are now settled in the Serian district.— I U n l.
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    Harun calls for greater student exchange
    186 8 Harun calls for greater student exchange SINGAPORE. Fri. The Mentri Besar of Selangor, Dato Harun bin Haji Idris, today called for a greater exchange of students between Singapore and his State under the in-ter-racial student exchange programme. H« told reporters on arrival here from Kuala Lumpur: "I am very keen
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    Singapore University to admit 845
    118 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. 1 THE University of Slnga- pore expects to admit 845 students to the new academic term starting in May, although places have been offered to a total of 1,030. Last year 720 were admitted. A university spokesman today said that experience had shown
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    'Smack in the teeth' for tin, rubber companies
    409 8 'Smack in the teeth' for tin, rubber companies j LONDON. Friday TIN and rubber companies have been given a "smack in the teeth" by Mr. James Callaghan"s Budget proposals, according to Lex,- the Financial Times columnist. He says that the abolition of overseas trading corporations, announced by the Chancellor of
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    BRITAIN'S MALAYSIA PLEDGES WILL BE HONOURED
    191 8 From ALAN KHOO UONG KONG, Fri. 11 The British Parliamentary Under-Seere-tary for Foreign Affairs, Lord Walston. said last night that Britain's present economic and military commitments to Malaysia would be scrupulously honoured. Lord Walston, who arrived here after attending th« regional conference in Bangkok
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    Thieves take 2 motor-cycles
    56 8 PENANG. Fri. A dancing Instructor, Mr. Cheah Teong Seng, lost his motor-cycle yesterday evenIng while he was at the Happy Cabaret in Noordln Street. A shopkeeper, Mr. Leong Hon Choo, also reported the loss of a motor-cycle which he had parked In front of a friend's
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    Free X-Rays
    27 8 bile X-Ray unit will give fre« X-Ray examination to hankers and members of the public on April 22 to 24 at the District Hospital here.
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    Pirates rob fishermen of nets and gear
    211 9  - Pirates rob fishermen of nets and gear CHAN BENG SOON From Alor Star, Friday {TIVE armed pirates last night intercepted a fishing boat near Pulau Paya, about five miles from Kuala Kedah, and took fishing nets and gear valued at $1,000. This was the first piracy in Kedah territorial waters
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    HOLIDAY RUSH: RAILWAY PLANS
    123 9 HOLIDAY RUSH: RAILWAY PLANS I/UALA LUMPUR, Fri. i —Additional passenger accommodation will be provided on all day and night express and local trains from tomorrow to April 13 and from April 15 to April, j 20 to cope with the Hari I Raya Haji and Easter t holiday rush, the
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    Defence Fund donations
    106 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A ;uial of $276 was today received b\ the Straits Times for the Nation*; Defence Fund. Donations came from the Singanore Casket Co. Ltd.. $100. anc members of the Asian staff ol Hoiisam Estate. Johore, $176. Tins brings the total received bj the Straits
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    'Join civil defence corps' call to women
    111 9 KANGAB Fri. The Consort of the Resent of Perlis. sh.tni.ih Salwa. (above) today urged members of the Perlis Women's Institute to join the Civil Defence Corps and work hand in hand with their menfolk to serve the country and the people. Sharifah Salwa.
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    Baby boy found abandoned
    49 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A two-day-old baby b<-Jt' wa.s found aban- doned in a cardboard box behind i some bashes at Coronation Road yesterday. The child, who was found by I a motorist who was attracted by 1 i»s crie.'-. is now in the Kandang Kerbau hospital.
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    Straightening a river
    56 9 KAJANG. Fn. Work to Straighten and deeprn live miles >ol the Sungei Langat which flows through here i£ now m progress. The project- when completed in a months' time, will prevent flood--1 mc of the low areas and soil erosion. Severn! acres ol land along the river
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    Malaysian farmers poor? A reply to Lee
    299 9 Malaysian farmers poor? A reply to Lee fUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Remarks by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew on the poverty of Malaysian farmers were answered point by point here today. The Singapore Premier was quoted as having said in Adelaide that Malay farmers were poor because there was no agriculture research,
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    Police transfers
    43 9 KLANG. Fn. I'he O.C.P.D. hero. A.vit. Sur; Jaflar b:n Abdul, hn.s been transferred to Penaiiß as Deputy OC.P.D. Asst. Supt. Mohammed Yu.^ofT bin HajiArifHn. of the Police Depot at Kuai» Lumpur. ha. 1 Mken over Inche Jn Bar's post At Klane.
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    FIREMEN DISCUSS PAY CLAIMS WITH GOVT OFFICIALS
    180 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri I EADERS of the Fire Fighting Services Union today discussed their pay claims with officials of the Federal Establishment Office for more than three hours. No decision was reached. But the union president, Inche Abdul Rashid bin Yanya. who led
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    DEATH
    28 10 M W*r4, Hi (Minimum) MR. p P. CHONA lately of Surwy Department. Singapore, passed away peacefully at Tnvandrum, Kerala, on 9-4-1965. Deeply mourned by hla many frtmda
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    59 10 2* Wor4m Sit (Mimltmmm) MR. ANO MRS. P AnmmehaUm CF.B Raub thank relatives and frl«ods for their attendanca and prnmti for thHr numua on 3-4-65. MR. A MRS. Chan I.urn Cboon thank all friend* and relation* for tnelr lovely mmiv on the ocrajilon of Mm mam- ait* of their
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      Brighter Hopes?
      611 10 Indonesia's Foreign Minister made a quite unexpected, and welcome, statement in Colombo on his way to Mecca. There were "much better hopes now of an eventual conference to resolve the Malaysian problem j than ever before." Dr. Suban- J drio felt that "all parties were now anxious to
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      Mekong Hope
      415 10 After more than a decade struggling through the mud of Indo-Chinese politics, the Mrkong River scheme shows sigr.s of reaching firmer grounc. President Johnson's offer of ($l,OOO million (U.S.) for South-East Asian develop- ment if peace can be achieved lin South Vietnam mentions i the scheme specifically, and
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      Pool Losses
      212 10 There is much more to running a swimming pool than checking the chlorine content of the water and taking money at the gate, as the Kuala Lumpur Advisory Board is learning. The Weld Road pool continues to lose money, and a committee has been appointed to devise ways
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      POLIO IN THE THIRD CLASS WARD
      152 10 J WRITE on the inadequacy of simple equipment in the District Hospital, Ipoh. I had a relative who was admitted as a suspected polio case In the third class ward. When I visited him one day last week he had difficulty in breathing because
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      No buses yet
      123 10 (JNE and a half years ago. I read in the Press that the Singapore Traction Company had applied to the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority to extend its No. 9 service to Commonwealth Avenue. Recently, I asked th« S.T.C. why nothing had been done. I was told that
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      Wet rations
      60 10 '['HOUGH it rains practically everyday In Rawang, water rationing has been Imposed for the second time this year. The first spell of rationIng lasted throughout the Puasa month. Heaven knows when the present restrictions will end. Our hardships deserve the attention of the local State Assemblymen, the local
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      'Liberation'
      57 10 V:OEKARNO is going about the "liberation of the people of Malaysia" In a curious way. The Sennett Estate bomb, which killed two shopkeepers, has been followed by the MacDonald House bomb, which caused the death of three innocent workers. These outrages suggest that Soekamo wants to liberate Malaysians from
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    POST-WAR MALAYSIAN ART
    539 10 By SYED AHMAD JAMIL (")N show at the National w Gallery, Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur, are 331 works by 140 artists from Malaysia. Thailand. Indonesia. India. Ceylon. Hong Kong. Australia, United Kingdom, Netherlands. Germany. Congo, United States and Brazil. This Is the result of 19 years experience
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    Lyndon Johnson and the Ku Klux Klan terror
    1063 10  - Lyndon Johnson and the Ku Klux Klan terror Robert E. Thompson By WASHINGTON, Fri. IN the days of his gangI i n g early teens, Lyndon B. Johnson lived witVi the fear that hooded terrorists might drag his father into the Texas woods one night for an agonising bath of
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    The slackers: We don't have them, say other States
    554 11 'A FEW CASES OF ABSENTEEISM, YES, IT'S UP TO THE DEPARTMENT HEAD TO TAKE ACTION' KUALA LUMPUR. Frl TIME-WASTERS in Government service appear to exist ONLY in Johore-if comments obtained today from several State Secretaries are to be believed. In Johore,
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    All settled—then notice of new pay claims
    186 11 All settled— then notice of new pay claims KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Commissioner of the Federal Capital. Haji Ismail bin Pan.jang Aris. has solved all outstanding disputes with the three municipal employees' unions the Senior Officers' Association, Fire Fighting Services Union and the Amalgamated National Union of Local Authorities. Employees.
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    Saigon to use our tactics to beat Vietcong
    144 11 Saigon to use our tactics to beat Vietcong L' I ALA LUMPUR, Fit South Vietnam's Minister for Pacification, Mr. Tran Van An, arrived here today by air from Saigon to study methods of "pacifying" guerillas. Re said: "If pacification falls, then total war Is the only solution." Mr. Tran said
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    12 new cases of typhoid in Singapore
    76 11 12 new cases of typhoid in Singapore SINGAPORE, Frl. The number of confirmed typhoid cases In Singapore rose to 103 today an increase of 12 over the previous day. Of the new cases, five are students of Chung Cheng High School In Goodman Road, bringing the total number of student*
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    'Be alert' call to members of Johore Umno
    330 11 'Be alert' call to members of Johore Umno TOHORE BAHRU. Frl. The Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Haji Hassan bin Haji Yunos, today called on Johore Umno members to be alert and to work hard to preserve national peace and harmony. Dato Hassan, who heads the Johore Umno, was speaking
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    KL Municipal swimming pool loses more money
    131 11 KL Municipal swimming pool loses more money |(UALA LUMPUK. Frl. The Municipal swimming pooi In Weld Road lost $13.9-36 in two months— from Jan. 1 to Feb. 28. a report ol the Advlsorv Board of the Federal Capital Commission showed today. Admission fees collected during the two months totalled $8,786
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    Khir to open Umno branch
    65 11 SINGAPORE. Pri. The chairman of the liaison committee of Singapore Umno, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. will open the party* new Toa Payoh branch at Jalan Rala Ud*ng. Balesuer Road, at 3 p.m on April 18. 1 Inche Khir. who is the Federal I Minister of
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    NOW A BOMB HOAX AT ROBINSON'S
    155 11 NOW A BOMB HOAX AT ROBINSON'S If CALA LUMPUR, FrL JV Business at Robinson's here came to a standstill shortly before uoon today while police I searched the premises, I following an anonymous telephone call at about 11.00 a.m. that a bomb was planted in the building. It turned out
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    Art exhibition nets $225 for D-Fund
    68 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Pupils from 32 schools were among the 2,325 people who visited the "19 years of Art in Malaysia" exhibition at National Art Gallery here during the past seven days. Proceeds of Hip exhibition, amounting to $225. will go to the National
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    365,000 Japanese workers back Malaysia
    219 11 365,000 Japanese workers back Malaysia CINGAPORE, Frl. A spokesman for about 365,000 Japanese workers today backed Malaysia's right to attend the forthcoming Afro-Asian conference ir> Algiers. Mr. Mlnoru Aklyama. leader of a four-member Japanese trade union delegation which T-s now visiting Singapore as the guests of the National Trades Union
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      Sikkim ruler crowned
      68 12 KING Palden Thondup Namgyal of Sikkim and hi*. Quern former American >o«ialitf llopr Cooke. seated on their thrones after their coronation in Gangtok. Sikkim. last Sunday The King, a widower with three children, met his Queen in Darjeeling. north India, six year* ae*> She is the niece
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      Sock urged to break ties with U.S.
      201 12 JAKARTA. Fri. Pre- I sident Soekarno was urged yesterday by the Communist dominated Gas and Electric Workers' Union to break off diplomatic relations with the United States. The news agency Antara reported that Dr. Soekarno was also pressed by the union to, "send
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      51 12 LONDON. Pn A gellfnue gang raided the o3ces of a I meat and produce importer here yesterday and experly blew open three of the lout safes AD three cere empty Ail the I money a considerable cum. police said was in the fourth, vhich they did not
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      Stonehill cash: A move to oust Maca
      219 12 Stonehill cash: A move to oust Maca MANILA. Fn A der of the opposition Nacionalista Party today sought the ouster of President Macapagal and his disqualification as presidential candidate for havn allegedly received political contributions from deported American tycoon Harry S. Stonehill. Congressman Leonardo Perez. official spo^e of the Nacionali>ta
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      Piano classics
      46 12 UNITED NATIONS, Frt Th« L'Ji. Secretary -General. U Thank Ik* launched a record of pian* daajftt. entitled International Ptano Festival and featuring us of the world's greatest p t -n t i«- to raise funds (or the UN H.zh C;xn:v.- I R, P.- *r
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      144 12 Straits Times Crossword ACBO6S 6 He docs his work m ft mttter HJU-, on. on ttvtof wpport Oft fc 60 "fSi^l »ii introduction (4-4>. »•> 1»- DecMon acatnat credit round tnpa. none without 14 (i) haards «7. 4. 12, a. Former 15 10 to Sana? 17 Key worn dlflerently in
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      Shastri to his MPs: Don't knock the Govt...
      126 14 NEW DELHI, Fri. Tb« Prime Minister. Mr. Shastri. has appealed to members of his own Congress Party to stop criticising his Government in public. He called Congress MP's into a clos.«d -floor session and spoke in the "painful" attacks some of his
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      692 14 Philippine Govt to repatriate 12,000 Indons LBJ picks Black for USsl,ooomil. S-E Asia plan MANILA, Friday. rr\ HE Philippine Government will repatriate 12,000 illegal JL Indonesian immigrants, the Manila Chronicle reported today. The Chronicle said the Foreign Office and top government security agencies had formulated a top-secret plan to "oust"'
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      114 14 4 NATIONS CONCERNED OVER CYPRUS •PEHERAN. Fri.— The Council of Ministers of Cento (the Central Treaty Organisation) last night voiced concern at "the dangerous situation" in Cyprus and expressed a wish for a lasting solution without specifying what it should be. A communique issued at the end of two days
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      Dynamite cache seized
      57 14 MANILA. Fn. A cache ol explosives, estimated enough o HOT up a military camp- m'< seized in a house in a suburban Malabon town on Wednesday night, the police reported yesterday. Police said 4.500 1b ot dynamite were found in 90 boxes and were suspected to be
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      Aid for Pakistan
      35 14 MOSCOW. Fri— The Soviet Un- I ion agreed yesterday to aid Parisian's third flve-year plan, the Pakistani Foreign Minister. Mr. Zulifikir Ali Bhutto, announced. The amount of Mie :iid \v;is not specified.
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      17 14 TAIPEH. Prt. Nationalist China has announced severance j of diplomatic relations with Dahomey- Reuter.
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      125 14 BANGKOK. Fri. The next candidate for Secretary-General of the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation will be from the Philippines, the Thai Premier. Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn. saidThailand will not present a candidate for the post. Field Marshal Thanom said this was the agreement
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      102 15 Sex on the square screen rE Ministry of Culture should be extra careful in putting up procrammes of good taste for TV viewers a majority of whom are children and teenagers. One television programme that I feel deserves censure is "Burkes Law", supposed to be a detective story series. Quite
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      114 15 yyHAT a nice changeto have a picture of a horse on the front page instead of Urusla Andress. NORMA POWERS K.L. may he regarded with amusement or disgust. However, to the plastic minds of children they represent unhealthy sex at a tender innocent age. It is one thing
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      118 15 IN commenting on school discipline and corDoral punishment <S.T. March 25), "Perturbed" cited the case of his nephew who. while conducting a physical education class, was knocked on the head with a pencil by a "lady supervisor" in the presence of the children. The case cited has no*.hing
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      Traffic jams on the East Coast ferries
      597 15 Traffic jams on the East Coast ferries IAM sure thousands cf travellers using the new East Coast route would appreciate your publicising the conditions prevailing at the ferry crossings of Endau and Pekan. During the last three years not less than seven major bridge projects have replaced the ferries at
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      112 15 \VHILE the Malayan Government Officers' Co-operative Housing Society is now in a position to make "home ownership an Immediate prospect for thousands of civil servants. as pointed out in your leader of April 1. Its counterpart in Singapore is said to have abandoned a very attractive housing
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      36 15 IHE sooner a round about i.s mM ailed at the five-road junction of Jilan Sulaiman. Jalan Ibrahim. Jalan Khalidi and Jalan Arab, the better for the life and ..aiety of all concerned CONCERN ID Muar
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      134 15 I MUST acquaint you with what, to us, seems a ridiculous situation that arose during our vessel's short visit to Singapore. It results from an obviously obsolete regulation that forbids Iron Curtain nationals from disembarking for shore leave. In this case 7 hours. One harmless
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      103 15 A FEW days ago my eight-year old was knocked down by a cyclist. The scoundrel made off. leaving my boy dm the road in a pool of blood. A teacher at the Sekolah Kebangsaan Ulu Tiram came to the help ot the boy and his distraught mother. He obtained a
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      70 15 1 DISPUTE police claims for the accuracy of "magic eye" speed traps. I was with a friend recently when he was stopped in a 40m.p.h. zone. He was doing about 25m. ph. Two lorries which overtook him were not stopped. No proot that he was exceeding the speed limit was
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      63 15 r PHE Information Ministry has been deaf to the many complaints about, the almost daily television breakdowns in the North. Not a word of reasonable explanation has been offered. What is being done to set things right, and when can we expect a proper service? The present services is not
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      52 15 QN April 3 we had a television breakdown lasting nearly an hour. The next day. there was another breakdown lasting more than two hours. Television sets are costly and the annual fee is high. We have a right to our moneys worth in entertainment. JOHN S. BASU .M.i l i
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      51 15 'j'HE drains in Bahau are never cleaned. They smell and breed mo>quitoes The roads are almost unusable during the rainy season. Also. I have not been billed for water In three months. Perhaps the supply in Bahau is free. If so. I wish to thank the authorities concerned. BAHAU RESIDENT
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      83 15 IIAVING decided to resign from the National Library. I asked for the refund of my deposit. A grinning librarian told me then Dbrary had no money, and advised me to phone before I called again. I have just done so, and been told again that the Library has
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      117 15 Anewsfilm on the visit of the Indian Minister tor Food and Agriculture Mr. C. Subramaniam, over Television Malay.Ma 'Sinsauurat after the 9 d m news started off with 'The Indian community in Singapore entertained Its Minister for Food and Agriculture. Mr. Subramaniam to a concert. Mr.
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      191 15 VARSITY DONS riNE will certainly get a brttrr picture of the University it the statement on the recruit- ment of local graduates by tbe chairman of the I'niversity of Singapore Council (ST. April 2) was substantiated with some facts and figures. As it is. the
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      1074 16 SITUATIONS VACANT j U H'arats SC < Mm t—Box St et*. rxtra APPLICATIONS ARE INVITED rrom Mpihystan Citizens tor the posts ot |R<iearcb Assmtunts in the Kubhvr I P.«-»Mnb Institute Kxpenmenl Station, Sunge. Buloh, Selangor. Applicants should hav r a Grade I or II Cambridge Sibool Certihcau- preferably with credits
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      824 16 HIRE PURCHASE IS Ward* ft (Min.)— Box St eta. eifro TELEVISION, RBFRIGERATOR for Rental. Ring Ruby Company. 40-44* Seicgie House, TeL Spore *****/2V473/ s."-4» TtLEVISIONS. RADIOS REFRICE RATORS, Electrical Appliances call at Kong Ming Electrical. H slieeos Crescent. Tel: Spore *****6. "Enjoy your T.V. viewing at leaa than 40c par
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      1044 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Ward* M < Min. t— Bam Sn rfs. rxtrm SIMCA MONTHCRLV. IMI txreltt-nt condition. 1 ouni-r. mlleHite 36.000. Puce reasonable Ring Han (B'pore) MSM. AUSTIN A 4O IMI, Insurance, Roadtnx Paid cushions are new. Selling $.1,400. o.n o. Contact Spore ***** t»— 3 p.m. ASIA MOTOR
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    Trend is reversed on rubber market
    404 18 ALTHOUGH this week has J\ again seen an appreciable rise, trading has been very slow and thin with little or nothing In the way of overseas orders to substantiate the high prices ruling during the first few days, state H.C.B. Co.. Ltd. in their
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    71 18 /HINESt Produce Exchange, Sin•l xaDOrt noon priett Dtr picul ytsttrday: Ctconut oil: bulk $63 vellrrs. drum Copra: Apr. Miit l"X. Continent L"nojajMad *>spptr: Vimtok white $1471 nellers. ■ÜBWmt whito J145 Kellers. special Sarawak olnck M37t »elt<-r*. garbled Uimpong black $150 (N). sellers ASTA $1624 (N) Keller*. Singapore Coconut
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    H.K. RATES
    35 18 ON the frtt exchange marlitt .n Hong KonK yesterday the U.I. dollar was i|tioted at 5.77 lor T.T. T:>: ror MPJIk, Sterling. MM quoted at 16.02 and one tatl ot KolrJ at 'J64).
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    Riverview crop
    9 18 1 RIVERVIEW produced 193,000 Ib. In March.
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    INDUSTRIALS IMPROVE ON VERY QUIET MARKET
    752 18 From Our Market Correspondent THE stock exchange was still quiet yesterday with a very small turnover, but industrial shares showed improvements with few sellers about Sixteen counters made gains with Eastern Smelters up 9 cents to 53.86 done. Both the new counters Guinness and
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 18 Malayan Stock Indices Apr. 8 Apr 9 Industrials: 75.63 75.7S fins: 98.73 99.24 rubbers: 103.53 103.53 l>rc 30, 19C3 100 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    789 18 BUSINESS in and reported u> the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchdnge of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cold Stort ll.lKHli HHI Ounlopt (1. 000) <i ii.""" MAI: East Smtlt (1.000) IS.M: Esst SI IB
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 18 April 9. MALAYAN RIBRFR PRICK: 743 cvnts (unchanged) TIN: 570.-> (down S7.:»0) Inoftiri^l «'stim:Urd olTorini! l<»0 tons (doun 20 tons).
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    229 18 April 9. Thrw month" INDUSTRIALS KoiiMrari 1.1 I ts M Ob If II cf. Dunlop IS <'- MeAMater 11 City Dt» 7 tis H R, Smelter* L' 4 .-ti. 0.C.8.G 14 ■la Ksro 12 --I* Rormunn M Od. Dixp. r. 1 its. Koihmin* 10 rta. r. A It.
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      1034 18 I AUSTIAI.A SEIVICE/NE* HALANO i HMIA. PAaiMAr. APJI P. «Ulf SEIfKI Tt Frtaintm Meltaarat. SteMy Tt Maaras >•< Natapattiaaa) -run r v*em 6 ooit S'aora P. Slam Ptnani lAMORA Sulef Is Pert 11/12 PiriMUDIA 11/11 Apr II Apt II Art •UIIMIA' p May 1/11 Mat 12/14 May MIULA 1/11 May
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      246 18 WILHELMSEN LINES FROM: Scaaaiaaiiaa aaa CaauaaaUi »eru rat Mafias aaa Heap. »»tt Penant P. Sham Spore TAKIFa (Calls Manila) 11/11 Apt 14/11 Apr 11/11 api THEBEN (Call* Pusan Japan) H/M api THERMOPYUi (Calls Manila) 12/11 Mat u/u Mat 11/11 Mat BARBER LINE fROM UJX. SULF 4HC WEST COaS! POUTS fEm«NO
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      147 18 'BEpCKibCbIQCE «£iJ«UUM>. tUKUft jIRVICt vneaoore TI »t«itr>e HAM 14 is Apr n 11 Apr Apr FOR: TAY6A* ll 'l3 May 14 If May 17 May Marseilles, ru.re. Baetinx NAUSICAA 14/itJme 17 U Use Jl J eat Aatvtrp Haaawf. Ireaaa, Y»M»* 11/1J Inly 14/11 lalt 17 Itly »Jlltr<4aj. Calliai lerfeaei EASTIOUNP.
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    91 19 MELBOURNE. Frl. INDUSTRIALS eased in quiet trading. Moves were narrow. Containers gained Is. 6d. to 275. M Bane metals and oils were steady. ML Is* dropped 7d. to 325. lid. Mount l»a 32/11 N. Broken Bill (10a.) 40/- B /kmpol 10/5 Ati.t Coo. iml M/ 6 AMI Paper
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    RUBBER PRICES
    254 19 I'KII. first si. It- rubber f.o.b. V buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur vrsterday at 74?» cents per lb., him hinted on Thursday's closing l.iel for the position. The tone was very quiet. R.A.S. and F.M.R.E. closing prirrs in cents per lb. yesterday: Int.
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    152 19 SHIPS lying alonicside the Singapore Harbour wharves or expected today are: GutUlelmo Marconi 1/3. Irish Spnire 6. Victoria 1 Natsasakl 13/ I*. Pnmorje 1\ Mah«url 1». Maxwell Brander 21 22. S:kli 23/24. Harutukujin Mam 27. Hallvard 27/2X. Btraat Franklin 31 32. Rebeverett 33/34. Hessrnxteln 39 3«, Slate
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    54 19 r i.it io i i thaaa "TtuTT in its rates to men-hunts yesterday (all rates to .SI 00): Marks 129: Holland Cuildsrs 1161; ■wttt Francs Ito T I; Danish Kroner Bit, Swecluh Kroner 107. Kcmpas output The Kcmpas uroup produced 904.000 lb. ol rubber in March compared with
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    Straits tin price falls by over seven dollars
    327 19 FOLLOWING the drop in London the Pcnung tin price fell rather sharply yesterday by $7.50 per picul to $705. on an offering estimated down .JO tons to 190 tons. In London on Thursday tin edced lower alter a steady opening, des- 1
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      116 19 l^^ d^^^^^^^y^^^^^^^^^^^^^J ■< ontinurd from Fajr 16) VEHICLES FOR SALE /J *»rd* 'Via.)-lM it ft: txtrm IM3 MCIIOO accident free compreMMIN ta« paid October one owner -i o n.o. no dealrrs Phone (Spore) -IS. SINGAPORE MOTORS LIMITED, 31S-31'" ORCHARD I'.OAX). TKL: 1>.91-5. >rgaln Prices On Used Cars. 1. Op. l
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      758 19 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word, ft (Min.)-Box St rf«. cxtrm TONC AIK MOTOR Trading Company offrr: 1964 Austin 1100, IMS Volkswagen, o Kadett. Fiat 600 19«2 I'.oifward TS. A/Hraley Sprite, Volkswagen. 1961 Mini Minor. R, Dauphinc. r/AatHm, Volkswagen Van. r I Kcli'oo. Holden-Dlo:>'i. HO9 V/Karmann I Ghia. Austin 3b. H
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      751 19 WHERE TO STAY (Spore) li Hord* St (Mlit Box St ct: txtrm HOTEL AMBASSADOR Sln«mpor« ex'-cllent KnglUb CblntM food T«l. S port *****. WHERE TO STAY (Fed.) IS Word* S$ (Mi*.)— Box St ct: txtrm ■TRAITS OUfST HOUSE offer* I comfortable economical suy Teltpbooc ai-'j J.B. JOHORE HOTEL J.1., Danclni
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      888 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS j SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC SCHOOr OF ENGINEERING Senior Instructors Instructors Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for the i following vacancies in: (a) Mechanical Engineering Department (b) Electrical Engineering j, Department (c) Civil Engineering I Department (d) Production Engineering Department Duties I Essentially, to assist in the deve-
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      1768 19 NOTICES SHELL REFINING COMPANY (FEDERATION OF MALAYA) LIMITED Per Cent Redeemable Debenture Stock 196S Interest Payment No. 5 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN :!.at the Debenture Registers of .he Company will be closed from the 19th April. 1965 to 30th April, 1965 both dates inclusive for the preparation of interest warrants
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      190 19 NOTICES NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN 1 that I, Sim Klan Seng of No:— I 131, Commonwealth Crescent, Singapore, r.ayr applied for a i Retail Shop licence iv respect of I premises No:— 131, Common--1 wealth Crescent. Singapore, and that this application will be heard in the Court of the
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      300 19 Fl CIVIL ENGINEER The SHELL Company require the service of a CIVIL ENGINEER for employment in their Refinery and Oil Installation at Pulau Bukom. The post is concerned with Civil Engineering maintenance and construction work. Applicants should be male, of Malaysian extraction, and be citizens (or eligible for citizenship) of
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      New jockey for Rinus
      61 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri, —Les Cole, one of the top jockeys in Australia, has accepted an offer to ride for Ipoh trainer Rinus van Breukelen. He is expected to arrive soon. Cole is best known for his triumphant partnership with the New Zealand champion. Even Stevens, in
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      1427 20 Race 1—2.0 Cl 4 Div 3 ($5,200) 6f 1 ***** Ili;h Light g (Cheng's Kongsii Tulloh 4 90 (F) Coif man 4 2 o Our Mistake Vicli E. Breuk. 4 8.13 Trerena t 3 0 Desert Nomad (Taurus Sti E Breuk. 4 8.13 Shaari 5 ***** Precious Jade
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      470 20  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with Kuala Lumpur. Friday PEMBROKE LAD was the star on the track this morning when acceptors for Sunday were given their final gallops. Striding out beautifully, Pembroke Lad (Lyall Harbridge up) finished a neck in front of stable-mate
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      174 20 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A record number of 76 entile* hns been received for the Malaysian Ir.do-Ceylonese tennis championships to be held at' Prince? Road tomorrow Sunday and Monday The draw. Sin«lr« hyrs: K Dhdrmaratnam v S Na'thiananthan; M. V Nesaratnam v G. Chelliah; P. A
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      439 20 EPSOM JEEP spotlights the fancied runners at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. RACE 1 Huh Li B ht: won over XL oif la.H season; third to Joyglver las', time out over Bt Timan 7f; \vorkins well. Precious Jade: second to Milton Minerals over Bl Timah 61 In February;
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      809 20 fBBSBBBS^^BBBBBB|BBHBS] SELANGOR TURF CLUB Thw Digit* Forecast Pool Sunrei iPelek Branch The Public are advised that, ■mnmenclng with the Selangor April 1965 race meeting on nth April 1965, 3 dibits forecast pool rickets based on the usual $1 1 -.limited sv.eep will be on sale to the public at: Sungel
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      382 20 TENDER NOTICE Tenders from J.K.R. registered contractors of Class E and above will be received at the Office of the Pegawai Kcmajuan Negeri, Selangor. Kualu Lumpur, up to 12.00 noon 19th April, 1965 for the construction of a wooden bridge, a :avatcry block, chain link fencing and general repairs to
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      681 20 NOTICE NGEI; ANN KONT.SI SCHOLARSHIPS i Notice is nereby given that Scho- larships for bright students which will be tenable at the Ngee Ann College, at the Nanyang Uni»er- sity. at the University of Singapore and at an Australian University are offered by the Ngee Ann Kongst. Candidates may be
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      821 20 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT VACANCY Applications are invlt*d from Federal Citisena for the post of Secretary, District Council North. Province Weliesley. Qualifications: Advocate Solicitor of the Supreme Court of the Federation of Malaya. Ate: Candidates should not be lea than 25 yean. Experience: Al .ca^t thiee years' experience as an Advocate Solicitor
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      89 20 gj NO MORE^MATCHESA J5 PJ pi WITH NATIONAL v^/" %KdJs I GAS COOKERS T\ NATIONAL QUALITY PRODUCTS ARE SACKED If #FULI ÜBT GUARANTEE SERVICE STATIONS THROUGHOUT ftUUTSU ifllL 111 See the full range of NATIONAL gas cookers displayed at the ESSO fjy CAS stand during the Easter Trade •£^l Fair
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      4-nation 'International'
      296 21 SB A TO INVITE SIX FROM DENMARK, THAILAND AND JAPAN TO COMPETE WITH MALAYSIA'S BEST KUALA LUMPUR, Friday THE SLLAXGOR Badminton Association wil invite six foreign players from three coun tries to compete against Malaysia's best in ai International tournament here on July 16-18. The SBA decided at
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      HOCKEY Aiwi scores twice as Selangor edge Negri
      122 21 HOCKEY Aiwi scores twice as Selangor edge Negri MALACCA. Ft I.— Selangor had la ITI n<?ht hard to edee Nesri Sembilan 2-1 *n their opening match in the M.ilav.Man Hockey Federation under-23 quadrangular held at Bandar Hilir English School ground today. The game was fought at a crackin? pace and
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      THEO NETS TWO
      42 21 SEREMBAN. Fn. Centre-for-ward Theo Muiuo scored the goals in Selangor's 2-0 victory over Singapore in the opening match of the Malaysian women's hockey carnival on the NS Club paaang today. In the other match Negri Sembilan beat Malacca 6-2.
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      'LUCKLESS' HAN SENG IS HOPING...
      393 21  - 'LUCKLESS' HAN SENG IS HOPING... LIM KEE CHAN and JOE DORAI MALAYSIAN GRAND PRIX -By SINGAPORE, Friday. LEE HAN SENG, one of Singapore's leading racing drivers, is hoping that his luck will change for the better in the Malaysian Grand Prix here on Monday. Since his return from England early
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      LAU FOR NZ
      31 21 SINGAPORE. Frl. Lav Teng Chuan, a former state badminton coach, has been Invited to coach In New Zealand for three months. He expects to leave on Apr. 14.
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      SOCCER Four are replaced in Youth team
      232 21 SOCCER Four are replaced in Youth team IfUM-A LUMPUR. Fri. Two Malaysian Youth team soccer players, both from Singapore. have been dropped from the team for the Asian Youth championship at Tokyo because of alleged "misconduct" during the recent tour of Sarawak and Sabuh. They arc Mathew Chin and Brian
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      SCHOOLS MEET
      23 21 IPOH, Frl. Perak schoolboys and girls badminton championships will be held at the St. John's Ambulance ball here on Apr. 27-29.
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      Pg Malays in final
      104 21 KOTA BHARU. Frl. Penang Malays qualified for the linal in the Sultans' Gold Cup soccer competition when they beai Kelantan Malays 3-2 at Padang Maaliad Muhammadi here today. After trailing Kelantan 2-0 to the urst half, Penang mounted heavy pressure in the second half: to level
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      Lock icon Aussies bewildered by spin
      337 21 CRICKET Georgetown. Fri:: The Australians collapsed dramatically yesterday and were dismissed lor 220 eight runs be-! hind British Guiana's first innings total of 228. The Australians were bewildered by the left-hand spinners Rex] Collymore (5-42) and Edwin Mo-, named (3-93) in a maif.thon MI sion of
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      29 coaches for course
      168 21 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl.—Twentynine coaches from eleven states will attend the first athletics coaching course at Kuala Kubu from Apr. 15 to May 1. The course, sponsored by the Ministry of Youth, Sport and Culture will be conducted by MAAU director of coaching Tan Eng Yoon and
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      BIGGER and better sports festival planned
      324 21 SINGAPORE, Frl. FOREIGN TEAMS will be invited to make this r year's Festival of Sport here on July 29-Aag. 9 bigger and better than the J The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, whose ministry also deals with sport, said it was estimated
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        37 21 Friendly (Spore): Armed Force* 3 Joint Services 1. Victory Cup q-linals (Malacca): Hakka Assn 1 Sienals Sqdn 0: 2 Inf. W'shops REME 6 PWD. 1. Annual match (B. Gajah): Royal English Sen. 3 Old Boys 1
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        HOCKEY
        10 21 Spore senior ko s-flnal: SRC 4 RAF SelP'nr 1
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        TABLE TENNIS
        41 21 Spore Insurance Employees' Union finals: Singles Winner Lam Wah Chye: runner-up Wong Beck Jin. Doubles: Winners Lam Wah Chye and Tan Jit Poh: runners-up Wong Beck Jin and C. Chew; Mixed doubles: Winners Kwans Yee Chat and J Chan,
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      136 21 DIARY MOTOK-K.U INO Malaysian Orand Prix trial runs (Upper Thomson Rd. S'pore >. SOCCER Spore GSFA DiT. 2A: Marines 'B v Customs (Oeylang) Friendly: Armed Forces v Joint Services (Jn Besar. 7.15 p.m.). Ferguson (up final: C. Kinding Est v Lima Belas F.-i (Stadium Perak); Sultans' Cup: Malacca Malays v
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    The C-D Corps to be doubled: Stenhens
    219 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. Malaysia's present 15.000-stroru? Civil Defence Corps is to be doubled soon to bring it up to full strength. This was disclosed today by the Minister for Sabah Affairs and Civil Defence. Dato Stephens, when he flew in lrom Malacca for a
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    Work study for executives
    58 22 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Singapore Institute of Management Is organising a 10-lecture course on work study for managers and executives commencing April 29. at 5.30 pm. on Mondays and Thursdays, in the Shell Theatrette. Application forms arc available from the Institute. Room 6. Third noor, Malayan Banking
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    Tun Yusof to attend show
    63 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Yang :i-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin l^lmk. and Ton Puan Noor Aishah ■.!il attpnd the international variety concert at the National Theatre at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The concert, organised by the Smeapore Association for the I Deaf, will feature Chinese song? I
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    Jakarta propaganda booklets in Spore
    112 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. Police yesterday recovered a large quantity of Indonesian propaganda materials found scattered in a Malay kampong in Sims Avenue near Kampong Wak Tanjong. The subversive materials included 14 copies of a 131-page booklet in romanised Malay entitled "Dry Your Tears." The other materials
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    British budget may affect replanting in Malaysia
    957 22 British budget may affect replanting in Malaysia I ONDON. Fri. The British budget must have the i l l Ie c t of severely restricting British plantation companies' capacity to replant and extend their plantations with either rubber or alternative crops, the C li a i r m a n
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    Blue film: 14 fined
    118 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. Fourteen men appeared In a Singapore court today charged with viewing a blue film In a house at Lorong 23. Geylang. at 1.10 a.m. this morning. All pleaded guilty before the ninth magistrate, Mr S. Rajendran. who fined them $50 each. The accused were:
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    TB control
    42 22 SINGAPOR E. Frl— or. Wong Hin Kiir., tuberculosis specialist at the Tan lock Seng Hospital will tin a talk on "T.B. control in at the weekly luncheon meeting of the V's Men's Club 01 Singapore at the Princess Restaurant tomorrow.
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    Flower party
    25 22 SINGAPORE, Fri. Colourful Japanese and Western-style flower arrangements were displayed at an Easter festival of floral decorations at the Thai ConsulateGeneral here today.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    363 22 LONDON, Fri— The stock mar- i kets ended HI eventful week on a Arm note. Once more, business was on the small side with sellers re- < luctant to operate. Small selective buying in a mar- ket short of Mock produced rather disproportionate gains in prices. Leading equities
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    RUBBER
    49 22 LONDON, Frl. Spot 223id., May 22',d. June 22 3 16d., July 22d July Sept. 22d.. Oct. Dec. 21 ;d., Jan. March 21 1116 d, April June 21 \d., July Sept 219 16d. Oct. Dec. 21.d.. elf. April 22d May 21 \d. June 21 9 16d. Tone: Very quiet.
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    TIN
    23 22 LONDON. Fn—Buyers £1335. sellers £1400. Forward buyers £1392' L.. sellers £1394. Settlement £1395. Turnover f.m 135 tons, p.m. 140 tons. Tone: Steadier.
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    Lock icon Turmoil again in Saigon military leadership
    263 22 Turmoil again in Saigon military leadership SAIGON. Fri. South Vietnam's military leadership was in turmoil again today. with the Commander of the Navy placed under house arrest by three of his junior officers. Admiral Chung Tan Cang was to face charcrs of malfeasance misrunduct in office before the Armed Forces
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    Lock icon U.S. CAR CRASHES IN BERLIN CHASE
    146 22 BERLIN, Friday. J^ CAR of the T.S. Military Mission to the Soviet forces in East Germany yesterday crushed down an embankment on the autobahn near Berlin while it reportedly was being pursued by an East German secret police car. I Motorists travelling on the
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    50 new Guiders get badges
    54 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. —Some 50 new Guide*, including two Gurkha teachers, yesterday received their tenderiooi badges at an enrolment, service al the Boy Scouts Headquarters to mark the end of their initial eight-week training. The Guiders, who are mostly teachers, are now qualified to start Girl
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    DEATH
    36 22 SAMUEL: Hn Alu'p H pn«s.-d nnay Kiint-ral from L'l7l) BSHBU Kuni. I'rnanK :it 10.S0 a.m. on I'l < tiS. meads' donntiotis me NQjBMM tut Christian Convention Centre Hurmaa RoHd, Gospel Hall. "At Home uilb tht l>orrt."
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      49 22 High— t and lowest temperatures In Malaya and Singapore lor the period 8 p.m. Tbumtay to 8 p.m. yesterday: lliglirst l.uurst Kuala Lumpur 93 73 Kota Bharu 88 7."> Penanii 88 73 Ipoii 7:} Miilatci <)1 72 F Sinnupore 90 72 C Highland 72 „1 Jesselion 73 Knelling 73
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