The Straits Times, 23 April 1965

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE i^6D^)S 145,000 The Straits Times Kstcl. 1845 FRIDAY. APRIL 23. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Happy Mr. K leaves
    225 1  -  CHEW LOY KHOON ENVOY IS CONFIDENT OF THE OUTCOME Bangkok next stop in peace mission By J^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. -The next step in the moves for peace talks between Tengku Abdul Rahman and President Soekarno will be taken after a meeting between the Japanese Special Envoy,
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    A 'best effort' pledge toPM
    495 1  -  Ng En Khean Straits Times picture by Mr outlined his mission m Haii.nkok in Ihese words: "We w.inl lo |»;iv our respects lo 1 1 it- Thais for fheir efforts io solve the dispute mi the p;is(. and lo convey our opinions on Hiis problem.*
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    Lock icon S. Vietnam: N-arms next step!
    76 1 S. Vietnam: N-arms next step! LONDON. Hints The London Lvi-nini; Standard today >pl:i>»hcd arrows ils I rout pagfl a report from ils Mii'iice corn-v--ptmdcnt now visitinu Washington, which said the I .S. was prepared to use nuclear weapons if ■MMMffj to defend South Vietnam. The corespondent. Peter I i:rl<\ said
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    Churchill memorial
    20 1 London rhurs i. Clmrchlll mmv brought in £2 o»9 908 to dulc. ll uu> .iiuiouiui ci lodav. I
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    Lock icon The raids go on
    54 1 SAIGON. TOUTS. Three squadrons of South Vietnamese aircraft pounded an important Communist base and destroyed a bridge in North Vietnam today. As far as the pilots could assess, the base near My Due Bridge, about 17 miles south of Dong Hoi. was completely destroyed, the Vietnam
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    Disarmament team meets
    19 1 raw v ii4iiiiinoi! t'i ■<■('. v, D Commuto for ihi I •ll tO MX 11. 1 1
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    The King gives party for Nasser
    93 1 The King gives party for Nasser CAIKO. Thurs. Thi Kanf di-Pertuan AfMl| and the Raja I'ermaisuri Agmi| gave a reception hen last niuht in honour of President Nasser ;mcl his wife at the .Malaysian Ambassadors mHncc, Karlier in th«- (lav tlie Kin-; and ()ueen visited an iron and strel mill
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    Lock icon UK typhoid precautions
    61 1 BIIETHWICX land. Thins. Health here today ;ook prec a posMoie typbotti epidemic after thrcr Jama teii tmmlgranta. .i mi' atu! two "iini- -pro taken to ho6mt;ii .is confirmed typhoid CM Dr. R .J DocUls. th( lo dica! Officer ol Hrulth .-.iid ihrrcwas one conflnaed case earners Ih.
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    British envoy
    15 1 LONDON li Hopm" Britlnh Chariti <• in Peking h»* been British Ambuaisadoi Mongolia Knurr.
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    No action against officer who 'lost his head'
    389 1  - No action against officer who 'lost his head' P. KRISHNAN By J^l ALA LI'MITR, Thurs. No nclion will be taken ;i^;iinsi Inspector K. IJyrian. of Hie (Central Police Station, SingafMire. who ;ij»plied i judo lwis( on ,i ifporii r"s arm while he w;is covering Ihe Macdonald House bomb incident I;M
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      BACKING FOR MALAYSIA
      23 1 FREETOWN, Thw>. si<rr.» Leoac fhret full support to Malaysia, i tcrnal Ml.iirs Minister, Mr Roi;trs Wrkht I«U Parliamtnt here >tstcriai
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      10 1 National Language Month opens tonight See Back Page FOR DETAILS
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Holland to Soek: Explain plebiscite stand...
      196 2 rIK HAGUE. Thurs. The Netherlands C.overrunent has asked the 1 ulop vian Governnirnt to. clarification of rrmark* about West Irian that President Soekarno was mtiirti-f] to hay* made in a -werli last Sunday, it was learned hrre. Indonesia took •>' <t W>st New (,uint-.i
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      $5 minimum wage
      34 2 Manila. Thurs President kiacapagal yesterday signed Into !a\i h new minimum (rage measure rhich r;used the daily salaries of rr."-' workeri from four to itx !>t\-4>.^ >«.1 40 to 15.16).- Rruler.
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      Lock icon Tito agrees: Pull-out not necessary
      176 2 OELCiRADE. Thurs.— I Yugoslavia agrees with Britain that the United States does not have to wit h d raw from Vietnam for i peace negotiations to begin, the British Foreign Secretary, Mr. Michael Stewart, said here yesterday. Yugoslavia's disagreement with the views of Communist China,
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      Lock icon End of a Vietcong terrorist
      374 2 We can take care of Red rockets: McNamara WASHINGTON, Thursday. has ways :.j means of taking care oi any Soviet anti-aircraft missiles which may he installed in North Vietnam, Mr. Robert McNamara, Defence Secretary, said yesterday. But he would not comment on the oossibility that
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      Eighth US N-test this year
      54 2 WAI HINOTON, Pun- I: Ati'tn.r bteigv Commiasli <: announcley Rajraond, a in. at tin- am- nf led we;ipon.s-rointf rl underground anrimar u-.^i for 1965 at lv Nevai test siteAn AEC spf-kesman said the ui:dertrround explosion \\;ls of low yield, with .in expioatTe force of less
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      Nazism revived in Toronto
      53 2 Toronto. Than. He la eHck«l. MM •.■.ii.^r'l :i. "Hnl Hitler" siiiute. i i id a N.i/i party i organtoed in Toronto on Tue day lughi for rhc Bnt time slnoe r.'39. Three Toronto nen :;iii .i rally to coincide with the 76ih atiniverurv of the birth
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      'Two-day truce' plea
      55 2 CAIGON. Than. A meeting of Buil(lhi>t monks :incl nuns here h.>s decided to pr<^ for a twoday halt in tmcrntnnil operations against tin- Vict(iinii nuerillas next month to ■ftWfTC the birtiida.v of Buddha. The I'uddliisU niadr Ihc samr rrqur^t lasl \r.\r. but the (invrrnmi nt halted operations
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      India's 'waste land'
      35 2 NEW DEI II 1 1U by U.S. (arm cxi 1 1 enr df (ood-shoi .1 :ire;i in t larger ;tmoun! nf tui able i.md is not bt ing u?id to produce food.
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      47 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby E?Ut?N£P TUE ALL TWe A^ILK AND DROPPEDJ /h ilt )W cpi T t oP\ >-JME PIE INJ WE <=>\H\Ly— I|T ALL p OueuT J SL\^ /<O UAv"eN C x YE SOOTED A TABLE^N V VfTONIg PESTAUgAMT; Ik TWE USUAL "HMG^- N^ "y
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon The steel takeover plan out on Monday
      170 3 LONDON, Thursday. THE Labour Government will announce plans for the re-nationalisa-tion of the steel industry on Monday, it was learned last night. Political sources said 12 firms will bo named for the takeover in a Government White Paper. The firms form the major
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      Lock icon British peer on morals charge
      89 3 British peer on morals charge J OXDON. Than. Lord Moynlhan. 58, a former official of the Liberal Party, was charged yesterday with "importuning men fur an immoral purpose." Mr. David Nuploy. defending. Bald the charge i would be contested. At the request of Lord Moynlhan and the police the hearing
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      Britain urged to employ coloured policeman
      257 3 Britain urged to employ coloured policeman LONDON, Thiii- The National Vounch for Civil Librrtip* ye-<trrriav rl.wiucii ovicli ncr of crowing Mippnrt for the introduction of coloured police men in Britain, and said it hoped for steps towards this during the coming year. It said in its annual rrport to he
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      Lock icon WANTED: Workers not afraid of ghosts
      114 3 WANTED: Workers not afraid of ghosts BUSHBY (England). Thurs. A demolition contractor. Mr. Fred Lunn. is looking (or workers who are not afraid of ghosts. Since Mr. Lui.ivs nrm began demolishing an old man- (on here recently, one man has quit, two have asked tor transfers to other jobs and
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      The 'gentleman' burglar
      51 3 COVENTRY. Tliur.s. A "gentleman" burelar who brok« Into the h.aclquarters Of the local model railway club wa.s too taadnated by the mtKlels to steal anything. Instead, ne left behind his tools and a note congratulating club members on their railway layout. "I haven't pinched anything." he wrote.—
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      Lock icon CAR CRASH MAY HAVE BEEN HIGH SPEED MURDER
      184 3 CAR CRASH MAY HAVE BEEN HIGH SPEED MURDER >'EWARK (New Jer--1 sey). Thurs. Polier said yesterday that the man at the wheel of a car that smashed into a truck, j killing his wife and seven of their children, may have staged a high speed mass i murder. Witnesses said
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      Lock icon FAMILY OF FIVE FOUND SLAIN
      106 3 NEW LONDON (New Hampshire). Thurs. —A mother and four young children were found shot dead In their isolated farm yesterday. The woman's ex-Marine husband was arrested and rharaed with murder The bodies of Mr.-. Janet S:ir«ont 30. and the children were di.covered after her husband
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      Lock icon ...and family of eight
      28 3 VANCOUVER. Thurs. Eight people a policeman, his wife and their six childrenwere found shot dead yesterday in their home in a Vancouver suburb.— A.P.
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      Jackie dances till early morning—with director Nichols
      130 3 Jackie dances till early morning with director Nichols \EW YORK. ThUTs. Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy, widow of the late President, danced into the small hours of yesterday morning at a party in her honour given by her sister. Princess Loe Radziwill. the Now York Post reported. It said she danced often
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      Lock icon Sophia and Ponti face bigamy trial
      220 3 ROME, Thursday. A ROME court yesterday ordered actress Sophia Lorcn and film producer Carlo Ponti to stand trial on July 6 on bigamy charges. Ponti. who was married before he and Miss Loren wed in Mexico by proxy in 1957. is charged with bigamy.
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      Lock icon Britain's new railway chief
      61 3 LONDON. Than- Mr Bun* tnond. who at tbe nee- of scrubbing noon In an tge. l« to succeed Dr. Rich'ird BoeihiiiK U Britain railway chief, h w.us announced today. Mr- Raymond will take over on June 1 at a salary of £12.500 while Dr- Beoching returns
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    Japanese peace mission adviser confers with Lee
    487 4 PM: HAPPY TO BE KEPT INFORMED SINGAPORE, Thursday TIIK leadei of Ihe Japanese opposition Democratic Socialist Party, Mr. Ryosaku Sasaki today said it was important Unit the Malaysia* Indonesia dispute should be settled peacefully to preserve peace in this region. He was speaking
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    'No more delay in pay negotiations' call
    146 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Army Civil Service Union and the Air Ministry Local Staff Union today jointly appealed to the British Army. Air Force and the Ministry of Public Building and Works Departments not to withhold a "reasonable Increase" in the pay packets of
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    'Give us more advanced training,' plead nurses
    252 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. IF mcdiral specialists in Singapore were «iven more modern equipment and facilities, they could perform "miracles" in their respective branches of medical science. This opinion is expressed in an editorial in the latest issue of Bent i Jururawat. the official organ
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      73 4 MGIP PRESENTS:NiEW PENAM6WA Y'S "FRIDAY NIGHT IS CARNIVAL NIGHT" with "WILSON wn THE I DAVID I AND JETS b4im THE MISFITS GUEST" STARS THE TELSTARS with WILLIAM DAVID FLOOR SHOW BY CHAN CHOONG (Direct from S. Africa) ZHARINA (Exotiquc and (of course) ALI AHMAD HIS QUINTET with BARBARA TAN and
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      235 4 SINGAPORE AIRPORT 'I'HK IWIw till b Tuoiy sihrdiii.- of civil .nnr:iit gw<m«U rj Hiiya I^iiar tlryari ItaSMaN: ARRIVALS BOAC: Kium London. Ir.inklurl. Cairo. Karaahl, Catoutta, Kuala Lumpur |BA TMi '■'> I i< m from Uiniion. Kuiieh, i .i Aviv, Tabaran, Bombay. «'aioml». IBA Ti.'i p.m. uom s>.ii:.>. Darwla, IBA T«»i
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      232 4 ML IMI l> .m DEPARTURES BOAC: To Danrta, Brisbane Mcl- boaiM 'KA Ti'i :<.to (..in to Bombay, Damascus, l.omion (BA T.i.i, in in p.m. to Calcutta. K:ir.icf.i. I Roma, London iBA 7»1 i MS p.m.: to Dirwin, Unri...rf. MflLourn iHA Tni'i >> 0.1 pm. Japan Air Lintt: Tv Djakarta, 11.
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    Khir fetes Thai teachers
    97 5 CALL FOR CULTURAL PACT TO BOLSTER FRIENDSHIP r PHE Minister of Educa- tion, Inche Mohamed Khir johari. offering tea and cheerful banter to visiting Thai teachers during a reception at the Language Institute in Pantai Valley, Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday. The teachers 327 in all are
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    FLDA to extend activities soon to Sarawak
    150 5 FLDA to extend activities soon to Sarawak J/UCHING. Tnurs. "■Tin Federal Land Development Authority is to extend its activities to Sarawak soon The Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan. said this today on his return from Kuala Lumpur with Sarawak's Minister for Natural Resources, Mr. Teo Kul l > Datn
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    Student gets Rotary Club scholarship
    67 5 TELUK ANSON. Thurs.— Zainal Abidin bin Mat Yen. 19. a final-year student at the Secondary Trade School in iDoh. has been awarded a scholarship worth A£2o by the Rotary Club of Henley Beach. South Australia. made throush the Teluk Ai Club's mm an did boy
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    Mayhew meets Dr. Toh
    98 5 Mayhew meets Dr. Toh SINGAPORE. Thurs.—' The visiting British Minister for the Navy, Mr. Christopher Mayhew, today met Singa> pore's Deputy Prime i Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. for 35 minutes at his office at City Hall. Mr. Mayhew, who was j accompanied by his naval secretary. Mr. W. D.
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    Rotary Club film show
    67 5 BL'KIT MERTAJAM. Thurs flic Rotary Club of Bukit Mrr;i;am ;ir.d South Keci;ih will ponsor a cinema show E ndia" at 915 v.m on April -B t the Chook Sah Theatre in aid inmnni: y service fund The club wlil also orehii.ty soccer match between a south
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    Big rush in S'pore to join the armed forces
    335 5 Big rush in S'pore to join the armed forces SINGAPORE. Thurs. Some 500 youths crowded the Territorial Army drill hall in Beach Road today the first day of recruitins: drive for the various wings of the Malaysian Armed Forces. They were waiting outside the gate at 7 a.m. an hour
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    Apex Club is co-sponsor
    61 5 Apex Club is co-sponsor I KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— The Ape.i Club of Kuala Lumpur has I a irreed to co-sponsor the new ■Round Table" <Apex> club in Hong Kong. In conjunction with the Apex movement, of Kampala. This is the first time 'L?n- i.s Afro- Asian joint sponsorship of new
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    Road Safety meeting
    36 5 KUALA I.UMPUR. Thur.s.— Tlv ICrtU'-Cf <if Transport. Da;o S..:c!i bin Ha.ii Jubir. will imrn I the Read Safpty Council meetI tntr at the Municipal Council chamber here on Monday at 9.30 .i it'
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    A good chance of peace in SE-Asia: U.S. Senator
    200 5 A good chance of peace in SE-Asia: U.S. Senator KUALA LUMPUK. Thursday. §£NATOR Thomas J. Dodd. a member o*f the American Senate Foreign Relations Committee, said today that there was a good chance of peace in this part of the world. He wa; speaking to reporters before leaving for Singapore
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    Robbers grab $400 in coins
    96 5 Robbers grab $400 in coins i SINGAPORE. Than. As Chionh Teng Kok, 21. a peon, cycled along Market Street yesterday morning with a box containing $400 in coins another cyclist I raced up and pulled him I down. The money box fell. Then his attacker scooped up the coins. Another
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    Certificates for fund-raisers
    46 5 SEREMBAN. Thurs— The Men-> M Besar. Dato (Dr.) Mohammed Said bin Mohammed, presented 28 certificates of appreciation t those who helped donate $8,270 to' the National Defence Fund in Tampin. More than SlOO.OOO has already been donated to the fund in Neeri Scmbilan
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    Sarawak's new Scout chief
    51 5 KUCHING, Thurs. Sarawak's Chief Scout. Governor Tun Abang Haji Openg, will invest Mr. Kong ,Yu Slung as the Chief Commissioner for Scouts in the State .on Saturday. i Mr. Kong will be the first local man to hold the post He takes over from Mr. John
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    $7,700 haul by thieves in two night raids in capital
    175 5 $7,700 haul by thieves in two night raids in capital KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Thieves escaped with $7,700 in television sets, radios, cash and other goods in two separate raids here last night. In Burglary No. 1. thieves entered a store belonging to Sanyo Malaya* In Jalan Yew. off Pudu Road,
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    Course for 20 youths
    58 5 KANGAR. Thurs— Perils Is to send 20 youth leaders to the leadership training course sponsored by the Ministry of Culture, Youtii, and Sports at Kuala Kubu Bahru from May 10 to May 30. Candidates who wish to be considered for selection should sub-i mit applications to
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    N-language speech contest
    182 6 SINGAPORE. Than. In conjunction with National Language Month, there will be a public rhetorical speech contest, organised by the Polytechnic Students' Union on behalf of the National Language Month Working Committee. The competition is open to residents of Singapore over the age of 18 years. There will
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    Shell films for books exhibition
    92 6 SINGAPORE. T h v r s. Films In the national language from the Shell film library will be shown at the Victoria Memorial Hall, the venue of the national language book exhibition. The one-week book exhibition will be declared open tomorrow. The film shows are
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    No water areas
    46 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water will be shut off in Jalan Übi between Chanel Road and Jalan Tebu. Jalan Reboni? between Jalan Übi and Jalan Turi. Jalan Nyiur. and in Grange Road between Orchard Road and Somerset Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    RALLY RESOLUTIONS SENT TO THE GOVT
    636 6 NTUC calls for talks on claims by 41,000 SINGAPORE Thursday JH E National Trades Union Congress today sent four sets of resolutions to various Ministries, calling on the Government to open negotiations as soon as possible "on all outstanding claims" pertaining to 41.000 employees
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    CHEMICALS EXPORT: AUSSIE MISSION SEES BIG FUTURE
    357 6 CHEMICALS EXPORT: AUSSIE MISSION SEES BIG FUTURE Optimism over expanding market in Malaysia SINGAPORE. Thurs A FIVE-MAN Australian Government sponsored chemicals survey team, who flew in last night is very optimistic that Australia will be- a bigger chemicals exporter to Malaysia as more industries in this country develop. The mission,
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    MORE SHIP FIRMS USE GLENEAGLES
    173 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. More shipping companies are sending their sick crews and transit passengers to the Gleneagles Hospital for treatment. This is disclosed in the annual report or the chairman of board of directors of the hospital, Mr. John Wilson UMI year, the hospital admitted 436
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    2 stole $2,008 worth of goods from workshop
    84 6 Singapore. Than.— A Nnf* pore court ni today told how iwo men broke into the compound of United Engineers Ltd.. in River Valley Road, and stole $2,008 worth of goods from me workshop yesterday afternoon. Charged with theft this afternoon before the
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    Peon's $719 theft in a consulate
    130 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A peon employed at the Royal Cambodian Consulate. Asmuni bin AH, pleaded guilty in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today to theft of $719 from an office colleague. Asmuni admitted before the Magistrate Mr. S. Rajendran. that he had stolrn the monr.v from
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    New bridge
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The 1 Public Works Department is ex--1 peeled to begin construction of the Jalan Toa Payoh Bridge over Sungei Whampoe next month. It will ta!:e about eight months I to complete.
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    Seaman on gun charge hearing
    464 6 SINGAPORE, Thursday. CHUA KEE LOKE. 30. a seaman, tentatively charged with having a .32 Spanish revolver on Nov. 21 last year, had himself been a victim of a gang robbery three months earliei, it was stated today. Mr. David Marshall, defending, said this today while
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    'Intensify war on pirate taxis' call
    83 6 SINGAPOKE. Thurs. Branch representatives ol the Singapore Taxi Drivers' Association have called on the Government to intensify its efforts to crack down on "pirate taxis." which pi threat to the legitimate taxi business. The association in a statement today said that these representatives hud
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    Govt to employ private doctors in the big towns
    576 7 TWO-HOUR WORK A DAY FOR $400 A MONTH DECENTRALISATION OF SERVICES IS RETROGRESSIVE STEP: BAHAMAN KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. PRIVATE doctors in the big towns will be asked to work part-time in Government outpatient departments for two hours daily from Monday to
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    3 STUDENTS GAIN CLASS ONE HONOURS
    86 7 3 STUDENTS GAIN CLASS ONE HONOURS KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.s. Three students have gained class one honours in the University of Malaya Una! examination for the degree of Bachelor of Engineering (electrical). They are Chen Yin Peng. Urn Eng Hal and Wong Ngit Liong. Class II honours < Upper > K.
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    Two brass cannon greet the Governor
    104 7 Two brass cannon greet the Governor MAKI Dl S a r awak), Thiirv Two old brass cannon were fired in salute when tli« i (iovernor. Tun Ahaag lla.ii Openu. visited Laag Ikan. a ItatjWiM lour hours up tin 15. tram Kiver frem Marudi. A group of Kenyan singers pantuns on
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    $2,500 robbery
    23 7 $2,500 robber y mlar. Hum. Tnlevw brake Into .i commercial school hen In lay .md stole flve typewriters ;tnd other articles 13.6 M.
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    To celebrate L-Month
    45 7 SINOAPORE, Thun. T!>.p P.isir Panjang Community Centre ttiil celebrate National Language I Month with debates. ;i quiz compfii'.ion and a magic show starti ins; on April 27. The celebration will end on May 18 when the winners will br pre-er.cd with pn/.es.
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    School opening
    24 7 KANOAR. Thur.s. The Resent. Tengku Suleiman, will open the new Chinese Secondary school at j Jalan Kuala PorlLs here on June 2.
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    Front won't condemn enemy so I quit, says councillor
    203 7 Front won't condemn enemy so I quit, says councillor MALACCA. Thursday. FORMER Socialist Front municipal councillor here, Inche Thamby Hassan, said last night he resigned from the Socialist Front because he was not able to persuade his friends in the "'Socialist camp" to condemn anti-Malavsian elements. He said he was
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    Archery contest in Singapore
    54 7 SINGAPORE. Thun An ,irchery cOOtMt will be hold on Sund.iy nmonc the Selangor tt'atp Archery Association, the Singapore Company of Archers and the RAF Archery ClubThe contest, which starts at 9 9 ii. m. will t;ike place at the Farclf GHQ ground, next to the Army
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    Luncheon meeting
    19 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Ys Mi s Club will hold a luncheon meeting at Prince's Restaurant on Saturday.
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    Trade unions told: Beware the enemy
    87 7 SEGAMAT. Thur.s. The Minister of Labour. Mr V. Manickavasagam. today warned trade union leaders against enemy attempts to undermine their unions and ultimately destroy the country. Speaking to loc.M trade union leaders at the Labour Office here, he appealed to them to give their
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    'We want fair deal' plea to Govt by Tamil language teachers
    210 7 TELUK ANSON. Thurs. Imie 537-member Allllalaya Association of Passed Students of the Tamil Teachers' Preparatory Examination has appealed to the Education Ministry to give its members a fair d««al to enable them to become trained teachers. In a Press
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    The young suitor who came back to rob
    112 7 The young suitor who came back to rob VJINCiAPORE. Thurs. 4:3 A hawker's 24-year-old daughter. Ng Siang Hor.g. left her home in Jalan Nam Seng, Woodlands, with a youth on Monday. Yesterday the youth returned to the hawker's home. Only two small children were in the house. Then, according to
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    $2,000 fine
    33 7 M7AB, Tljurs.— Koh M. I Ciiua. 50. was lined $2,000 or s;x m. ,iis' jail todty for usip? his house as i a r< nimon gambling house on iPeb. 9. i
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    Water project
    23 7 KAJANG. Thurs.— Tile t metit will spend $2 million tor the supply of water to Setninyui. Berarmns and Bunei. near here.
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    Midnight drinks: Tan won't reply, says Byrne
    139 7 Midnight drinks: Tan won't reply, says Byrne SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mr. K. M. Byrne, chairm.in of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, said today thit Hie Singapore Government is still awaiting a reply from the. Federal .Minister at Finance. Mr. Tan Sieu Sin. on the question of ext c n dine Singapore's
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    Taipeh, KL air link remains puzzle
    157 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The puzzle on the possibility of an air service Ur£ bet worn Taipeh and Koala Lumpur remains. None of the otiki.n.s concerned here seems to know anything about it. The nutter waa Dl ported in a despatch lrom Formosa on Tuesday
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    It's 10 years and 5 years for two bank robbers
    790 8 It 's 10 years and 5 years for two bank robbers PENANG, Thurs. Two members of a five-man gang who carried out what the prosecution described as the "first b.ink hold-up in Malaya" were jailed today for 10 years and five years. Yee Keng Meng. 25, who had pleaded guilty
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    Smallholder was shot at and slashed, court told
    265 8 Smallholder was shot at and slashed, court told VIAIJVCCA. Thurs. iU The High Court here today was told that a rubber smallholder. Lock Kwan Weng, 36. was shot at and slashed With a parang by five men whilo hr was working in his vegetable gardon. Charged •with tha muntor of
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    Driver's licence endorsed
    13 8 .'WHAT. T IT at the 32r.d nn 11 F,l>. 2G.
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    'Miracles by specialists if...'
    160 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs ¥F medical specialists in Singapore were given more modern equipment and facilities, they could i perform miracles in their respective branches of i medical science. This opinion Is expressed in an editorial of the latest Ksue of Benta Junrawat. the official journal of the
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      148 8 1 Onp Bft V.T. Uawntin I AW. I CK*Ti BEL'EVE \OH,Wt PCNtI I *OTAjg! 7HATS ME. 1 I YES.SR, IF OOP COULP II Oi(M^^M 'iHx^k -f CM OSCAR'D SET HIM- /KNOW THAT BOS 6 OP TH' SWING THIS KJNP OF A /...AND Wl I S£LF UP A 9 A SOP
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    Lock icon The Perfect Queen...
    40 9 PRESIDENT Nasser presenting the Raja Permaisuri Agong with the UAR's Order ot Kamal (Perfection) at a ceremony in Cairo last week. The King and Queen are on a seven-day tour of the United Arab Republic. U.P.I, picture.
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    Ferry men to discuss Govt land offer
    132 9 Ferry men to discuss Govt land offer \|l*Aß. Thurs. Tin.' Muar and Batu Pahat Ferry Workers' Union will meet next month to decide whether to accept the Johore Governments offer of 10 acres of land Mr each of its 228 members as compensation for :ho closing down of ferries acroaa
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    Iban girl is back home after eye surgery
    102 9 SlBl'. Thurs. A 12-year-old I bar girl has returned to he? lonjthoiiM* after being flown to Singapore in an attempt to save the si«ht of her richt eye. The flight was arransed bj Xo. 845 Naval Air Squadron, based at Nanua G
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    Farmers' talks
    36 9 ipoh. Tbun The umual deli |BtM oonfereno ■>: tbe v> v.iV. Puman Aanclatlon will b^ opened at Anderson St-iiool 1. on Saturday morning by t lie Minister of Afiriculture and Cooperatives. H.iji Giiaziili bin Jawi
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    Union told: Explain or fold up
    265 9 Union told: Explain or fold up KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. JHE 20,000-strong Amalgamated Union of Employees in the Government Clerical u\d Allied Services has until May 11 to show •ause why its registration certificate should not be concelled. The Registrar of Trade Union.--. Mr. K. G George. >erved the "--how cause"
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    Tengku to speak
    23 9 TAPAH. Than. Thf> Prime Minister. Toncku Abdul Rahman. treai a solidarity rally at T;i|);ili Riw!i Deal lierr on Saturd.iv nieht
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    Lim calls for a top-rate Kuantan hotel
    263 9 Lim calls for a top-rate Kuantan hotel I7UANTAN. Thurs. 1V The Minister of I Commerce and Industry. Dr. Lim Swee Ann. today recommended that a bis hotel of international standard be built here to cater i for the increasing tourist trade Although several hotels have been built here in re-
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    New chairman for council
    45 9 TELUK ANSON. rhur.- I■■ Assistant District Officer. Lower PriMri. Inche Mohumpcl Ah Mn H.iti Abdul A/v. hai relinquished hi.- post m cbalman of thr town council lipic He hai l)een Mirceedefl by [nclM Abu B.ik.ir bin Yusot ironi Butu Pa hat
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    $1 mil. aquarium for fisheries school
    126 9 DENANO, Than. An aquarium for fresh I and sea water fish is to be built at the fisheries school in Glugor here at a cost of more than $1 million. Work is expected to begin thi> The Chief Minister. Datn Wong Pow Nee. said
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    DEATHS
    29 10 H../<« \lj i Minimum) HMOr. CEREMONY Mamyaian (.'on«ul»tr Manila will br al ,> <.n .'II in Ter K«on». a I l.«v Tun .I da •1 «"ii tii tnou rr
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    103 10 i It trtl %U Uinmiim. MR A MRS iJinrrnt* VaBgBBM -i, r»l»tlvn A frifnil.. for the:: kaaai M AMY AND MARTIN SFYKERMAN i'.u. „uil fnrnds 'iir IkeU i.r-..ni i».i»t;.i -r at thnr wddinc ol GOVINDA AND PUSHPA MOHAN a I thank rotatfvea, rnmd> for mi THE FAMILY OF 'link
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    IN MEMORIAM
    15 10 IN LOVING MEMORY ct 1.1-..1 iohn i-Blicd to eternaJ reel w i t.%
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  • The Straits Times Friday, April 23, 1965.
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      Education Problems
      687 10 A number of elementary problem associated with the i introduction of universal low- it secondary education and the j I comprehensive school •yatam In Malaya, remain to be solved. Accomiiii)(i:iti(m is extremely short in tome areas: some schools are having to make do with a much higher proi>ortion
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      Reforming Rida
      364 10 The delay in clearing legislative barriers to Rida's entry into Singapore. Sabah and Sarawak points to the hiatus which appears to have come over the authority since Tun Abdul Razak promised it. last December, "a new image a new look and perhaps a new name." But then, this
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      Russians Ashore
      195 10 Singapora probably did not lose financially this week through restricting .-.hove passes to the crews ot a Russian whaling licet. The tow sailors who did get ashore certainly bought lor their triend.-. m liile bumboat uaders who took their goods to the fleet did a rollicking business. But
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      OPENING A FOREIGN SERVICE DOOR TO MALAYSIANS
      136 10 I am .surprised that Ministry of External Affairs' vacancies, arc open only to Federal citizens of Malaya. Citizens of Singapore should be given a chance to represent their country (i.e. Malaysia) as well. Or are Singapore citizens considered secondrate? The University ol Singapore
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      Ignored
      86 10 THE Ministry of External Affairs says it is ii..ving difficulty getting young men to Join the Foreign Servicv. I have an honours de-g-ee /.om tru* University ot Malaya. I am prepared to :o to Timbuktoo or any corner of the earth. I applied for a Foreign Service post last
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      Road lights
      122 10 I refer to a letter from Mr.s. If. Koh and have to Inform her and the residents of Serangoon Garden Rstate that the Urban and Rural Services Committee has provided in a programme for the lighting up of roads In the estate. Roads along the fringes of the
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      Powerless
      32 10 pARIT Buntar Li famous for its blackout v it makes life mi-er-able and school children suffpr. To complete thinKs th^ power sometimes goes off for n whole day. MOHAN Parit RunUr
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      MALACCA INDUSTRY WITHOUT RAILWAY
      140 10 IVE heartily endorse the appeal by the Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghalar bin Baba. to the Central Government, to restore the railway service to Malacca, and also to improve the Malacca Harbour. The old tracks and lines connecting thi> town with Tampln are still
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    LEARNING MALAY—73
    501 10  - LEARNING MALAY— 73 YUNUS MARIS By VOCABULARY: Segi <m e«mr; flari **xi 'Pre;j ph.) from the pom; view i>:. wan^ i n money; rinjegit (n> dollar; wan* rinrrit cNi money, wealth. SOME USEFUL ADVERBS: SAHAJA. lIAXVA, JCOA, PILA. PI V Tnese words may be classified either M ndj or adv.
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    Waiting for a right time to talk
    917 10  - Waiting for a right time to talk CHALMERS M. ROBERTS IN HANOI words of encouragement not soldiers, planes or missiles IN WASHINGTON disappearance of the black funk of defeat By Washington, Thurs TO use a familiar Russian diplomaric term, the war in Vietnam is not yet "ripe" for nego- tiation.
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      93 10 HOW TO BUILD A BETTER BODY This article is not for men Dnlv' I* tells how anyone con k»k better and feel yourvjer wirh a few simple weight-lifting exercises (approved by doctors). Read *vhv many of the myths l about weight-lifting ore untrue and how you con start now regardless
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    'You never had it so good' danger—by Minister
    301 11 'You never had it so good' danger— by Minister KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday rPHE Minister of Education, Inche J- Mohamed Khir Johcri, warned today that accelerated promotions in Government service could lead to complacency j thai the danger was "very real." Inche Khir called on civil servants not to always think
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    5,000 say 'no' to one union for teachers
    128 11 5,000 say 'no' to one union for teachers 1 1/OTA BHARU. Thurs.— The 1 5.000 .strong National Union of National School Teachers has refused to participate in the Malayan Teachers National Con- gress meeting on April 30 to discuss the formation of a single union for teachers. The president of
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    Tea party for Sata helpers
    57 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Toh Piiaii Noor Aisliah. the wile of the Y:ine di-Pertunn Nettara. will give a tea party to some 100 Sal.i ring day and Sata seals campaign at Istana Negura nt 420 p.m. next. Wednesday. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok. .me!
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    Samsu: Two fined
    41 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Khoo Gbee Boon, 37. and Lav Hang Hoo. 22. MH today fined $500 each or three months' lail for 1.5 gallons of medicated I sarr&u :n a car in Tong Lee I Road. They pleaded guilty.
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    Marathon rider will bathe, eat, dance, too
    79 11 Marathon rider will bathe, eat, dance, too ptNAXG. Thurs.— Sikandrx 1 Bibi Joan, 19 (above), an Indian film actress md marathon woman eve list. «hn is now on a thTe-raonth tour of Malaysia. She will tivc an exhibition :>f three days' non-stop cvilins at the Penan? esplanade on May 7
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    11 CASES OF INDON SABOTAGE THIS MONTH
    170 11 11 CASES OF INDON SABOTAGE THIS MONTH KUALA LIMP OR. Thurs. There have bi n 1 1 acts of sabotage by Indonesians in mainland Malaysia and Singapore since the beginning of this month. Nine, of these incidents occurred in Singapore, the rest in Malaya There has been no majar landing
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    WEEK IN CID LOCK-UP FOR TWO INDONS
    98 11 SINGAPORE. Thursday. TWO Indonesians, charged under the Internal Security Act with carrying without lawful authority 43 lb of explosives at Tanjong Rhu ar i 9.20 p.m. on April 14. were today remanded for v further week by Mr. S. Rajendran. the Ninth Magis-
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    RMAF not hit by grounding of Herald planes
    229 11 RMAF not hit by grounding of Herald planes KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. OOYAL Malaysian Air Force planes will not be affected by the ban on pressurised flying of Handley Page Herald aircraft over 18 months old, which was announced by the plane's makers in London yesterday. The Chief of Air Staff,
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    Decree nisi for wife of canteen man
    96 11 VIMGAPORE, Thurs. Lim k 7 Kirn Choo, wife of Tan But Kirn. a school canteen operaior. was granted a decree nisi by Mr. Justice Choor Singh in the High Court today on the ground of constructive desertion. The decree- is to bo made
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    Smuggler who couldn't pay
    65 11 I BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. A labourer. Ismail bin Othman. 24. was today Jailed for five month.* when he could not pay a fine of I $4,028 on a smuggling charge. Ismail pleaded cuilty to hnvin-? Chinese medicines in a secret MHO- partment In car at the Custom.I
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    Jasin MCA date
    17 11 TANGKAK. Thurr The Jf».«ln MCA branch will hold its annual mopi ng on Sundny.
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    Rawang Umno
    28 11 RA' A.NO. TUUIS. T!;p srnual met "c of the R L'mi-" &w n. rhich r r.i:if bra-c".-. >. will be held here Sunday al 2.30 p.m. I
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    Municipal secretary: PSC will not be asked
    185 11 Municipal secretary: PSC will not be asked TifIALACCA. Thurs. ITI The Malacca Municipal Council last night decided that selection of a Municipal Secretary and Treasurer should not be conducted by the Public Services Commission in Kuala Lumpur. A motion to this effect was moved by Inche Thamby Hassan (IncL). Inche
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    Appointment
    44 11 BATU PAHAT. Tliurs. Inch* Zainal Abichn bin Han Ahmad, former]? dipnoi, officer of Mer> ■Ing, ii^-- b ■ti .inIve officer here. He fnl.irr.s Inchc I^niaii M ArUßn wti i hai retired Hftcr 34 y. its' .n iha J' '.v re civil <>r Uce.
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      726 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) Channels: K.L. and IVnang. B omna: s: 6.35 Call 40. 7 i. Ipoh and Malacca. News :n English: 7.10 isport^ 3 .lohore Bahru. milllli. 7.34 Acr •.h^ 4 I iipine Bevn Seas; 8 News In Mai--7 Batn Pahat. elarin: 8.10 Milfic rec.;:i': 8.34 !> Khi.n.. H.i/x\: 9
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      BOON FOR TOURIST INDUSTRY
      156 12 BOON FOR TOURIST INDUSTRY SINGAPORE'S tourist trade experienced a slight boost last year as more foreign nationals spent their holidays in the Lion City compared with the previous year. The total number was M.249 visitors against 53.!U4. oi whom 3".04T were males, rdins official statistics. While the number of male
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      Jute in big demand
      363 12 FIRST MILL TO START PRODUCTION THIS YEAR I*l IK proposed establishment <>l' a jute mill in Butterworth, Gilani Jute and Textile Mills (Mi Ltd.. Ikis been enthusiastically welcomed by llutrade. Now being built at Mak Mudin industrial estate, the mili is the first of. Ita kind
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      500,000 th car
      33 12 D.umler-Benz has produced the 500.000 th Men edes-Bcnz dic^el passenger car, since production began in 1936. The car. produced at the Slndcltinuen factory, has been {donated to the Red Cross.
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      DIRECTOR'S HOPES IN CRANE TRADE
      261 12 THE sales director of one of Britain's oldest crane and winch manufacturing companies is optimistic, that Malaysia with its vast development pro- gramme could become a large market for such equipment. Mr Benjamin Butters. Jr.. nl Butters Brn> Co. Ltd.. i mado this observation after
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      Dealers meet to boost Siera's sales
      123 12 Dealers meet to boost Siera's sales DEALERS' convention has i been neld in Kuala Lumpur to boost sales and' service of Siera tape recorders. Organlnd by South Engineers 1 Ltd in their showroom at Ampaug. Road, the convenuon was pratted over by Mr. Joop Kuebna, .-ales manager of N.V. Siera
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      Chrysler record
      69 12 Chrysler Corporation reported I lir.st quarter records tin.-, vi ,tv lor doUu amJea. unit sales mid net earnings. The latter were 51.44 1 per .share compared with 51. 39 m the initial 1964 quarter. Total world-wide cur and lorry Ml lei 498 127 compared to tlie previous record
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      Petrol outlook
      47 12 The outlook (or the Royal Dutch Petroleum Company is one ot continuing competition, the company states in its annual repon tor 1964. Price falls were particularly severe during the year and it would be optimistic to expect any Improvement in the immediate future, it states.
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      HERE ON ANOTHER BUSINESS TOUR
      191 12 4 TOP executive oi West t\ German company who has made numerous visits to Malaysia before, was here acaln last week "n another business .->tujy tour. Ho m |fr. Erich Vo?l. 41. ucc-prp.sidem nf EMT Wil-J-plm Granz GmbH, manufacturers oj profesAinnnl i udio equipment including
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      Overseas trips for three
      236 12 rREE Malaysians from di«errnt commercial undertakings in Kuala Lumpur, arc Iravini; on ovrrseas tours. ML 1.1.1 < I" I BWI K. head of InUrcommercr Mala\-ia (inpor.i lion, is visiting Twutm BMW l""i"P Mf?. (o. Ltd. wliirli Mi rompan> rrprrsrnts hprr. Ruildins prod ii' -n Mr Lit
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      Big increase in plastic bag output
      169 12 Big increase in plastic bag output A SINGAPORE factory 1 manufacturing plastic bags announces that ii has now Increased Its production to 100.000 pieces per day. Universal Plastics Ltd. of Qeylang. has achieved this milestone In Its third year of operation., said Mr Kwok Hing Giap. the manager. The current
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      NEW SERVICE CUTS TIME TO N. YORK
      118 12 NEW SERVICE CUTS TIME TO N. YORK FAST sh!;';' I n K service between Malay >la mid the United States !£;im Coasi la being provided by Orierr Overseas Line. The service. Inaugurated last month, goes via ii.uk Kong and the Panama Canal, and the ftr.st vessel from Singapore was the
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      Lock icon Jakarta bid to control Manila Press: Call for probe
      440 13 MANILA. Thur» PHILIPPINE legislator asked Congress last night to investigate alleged Indonesian infiltration into the Philippine Press. Representative Ramon D. Bagatsing, in a speech on the floor of the Lower House, held up "interference in the affairs of the National Press
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      178 13 PARIS. Thursday. FRENCH withdrawal from the South-East Asia Treaty Organisati <n (Seato) is not envisaged unless there is some new development, an >tlicial at the presidential palace said here yesterI day. Earlier, the Cabinet heard a report lrom the Foreign Minister. Mr. Maurice Couve
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      India wins 10-nation aid pledge of US$1,027m
      117 13 India wins 1 0-nation aid pledge of US$1 ,027m V\ VSHINGTON. Thurs India today \\<>n pledges of Ssi.o;7 million aid from 1U industrialised countries and the World Bank lor the final year of it^ current !'i\e-vi'ar de\elopiiiriH plan. World Bank announcement said the I nited Slates nlec c -d m:;;,
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      More arrests in Pusan riots
      46 13 SEOUL. Thur.-.— Three students were injureci and 40 utMtl !i l.y ::i Pu.-.ii. south of here dur- I ing fresh riots ußainM the current Japan-South Korea negotiations. Similar demonstrations have Bared throughout the country every day during the p.ist week. Reuur.
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      Lock icon Envoy to Mongolia
      25 13 LONDON. Thurs. Mr Donald Ronaon, British Charge d'Aflaires in Pi kme. ha* been appointed Brl- i tisli Ambassador to Outer Mongolia Reuter.
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      Lock icon 14 DIE IN POLLS CLASHES
      26 13 KHARTOUM. Thurs. Fourteen people including four policemen wire killed in election violence yesterday in the eastern Sudan city of Khasm-el-Gibra.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Johnson still hopes Shastri, Ayub will visit U.S.
      217 13 Johnson still hopes Shastri, Ayub will visit U.S. W\SHI.\(iJON. Thurs. President Johnson hopes (In Inriian Prime Minister, Mr ill Bahadur Shastri. itmJ President Avub Khan >f Pakistan will make their postponed visits to the I.S. wimctimc in th«* summer. White House spokesman said yesterday. DM President last week asked the
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      Lock icon Russia makes it a double event
      50 13 MOSCOW. Thurs. Russia's I traditional M»y £>'*>' parade of n. ..itary might will be postponed this year until May 9. the 20th anniversary of Victory Day. informed boutcm MtM last night. I The festivities on May 1 will be contlned to a civilian demonstration.
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      36 13 BERLIN. Thurs.— The Western Allies have protested against Soviet attempts to disrupt radar spotting in tbe Beri'.n air corridors by sprinkling metallic particles from high flyine aircraft, a British spokesman said yesterday. A.P.
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      WHO seminar
      35 13 MANILA. Tliurs. The World Hrnl'h Organisation is holding it;- 1.i. -t scminnr on lenrosy control in the western Pacific region, with 29 participants and observers from 17 countries and territories atK nc!::'.s Ap-
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      100 13 F 2190 ACHES and PAINS go_4fc and then you say thanks to jr/De Witts o^l P Kidney Bladder Pills eSM The/ give quick help to your kidneys and bladder jaj to clear out the pononi in your body that caul* "'W ACHING MUSCLES. RHEUMATISM, JOINT PAINS and BACKACHE BJB^B^k Then,
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      448 13 CHAMBERLAIN CHIEFTAIN COMMANDO r %CU.YD. ICU.YD. ,$23 > 490^Q m^ S^ J^ J y $24,115.00 j Only a demonstration can prove It. We Invite you to yfc-y. 7&k§s! compare Chamberlain in the field with any other loader PP^"*^^^WB| up to l£ yard capacity. BflßPUlk^^ Four wheel drive machines are expensive
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      315 13 Straits Times Crossword A4RO>> Just the girl to do It <s>. 1. Strange trip involved about 7. Another rail cut in Persia, one nunared on Ihe race possibly? Give details (13 1. course (8, oi. 8. mHt ts down. perhaps? 9. Magazine club? <7). (II). lv. Man swallows pans oi
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      1165 14 !PMl^mViHfMf onlinurd iriini I'.iue in SITUATIONS VACANT "..roN I Via >— Box S* rti. rxtrBOX A 1732 ST. Spore Pooltloi .nts thanked. ACTINC MANACER Advertiser. B.T. Thanks applicants ■101. tilled. EXPERIENCED SALESMAN rot *ciug. and room alrcoadlttaoers, vpply Box A6MI B.T 8 pore. WANTED BY 17 May IMS Science I
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      1037 14 SITUATIONS VACANT M »'"!> I Mm. 1— ttux >•• is MtM CIVIL ENGINEER nie-rc or diploma) with at least five years esperi--1 Mat, required liy v Sarawak Construction Compiiny. 'Testimonials, salary required, conditions of MrVMI and one passport ihotograph mot returnable) to accompany application to be addressed to Box A6t7t
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      910 14 OFFICE SPACE VACANT Mm., -Hux >«. I, exri M UMSMM .una s u i \i •••el nc rtVsji >i ■"1 'I I-O. 1H n.u.t MaaMa*aoeiH Tmt >*-' %aisil Co Ltd.. 44 Ami>»n» HsmS] Kisi baawM HOUSES LAND FOR SAL 1 li Words $t Mm '—Box j» rf» rxt< FULLY FURNISHED
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      860 14 EDUCATION >(... H-t i- -I. tu FOORMAN'S SCHOOL. Knrolniem i t... i'.:.i,.,r,,rt. aii Cruder ru Hiuioma HiinoAc.c.m.on i luno-.lkij •i KTcrrter. Violin. Clanset i I'MSprl BaSMMM i- >ut«. t*M b prna M*C. OSt Mu<lel un»«ers free ,ist I matt Tutor <curf,|.ooderK-e Col le^ei KatODt HO Ma M iSpor*) MSC-SC CLASSES.
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      933 14 SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) li Horrf. f i Mm )—Hox Hi rts. iW,,, HARUAINt GALORE -Arrt Ml "It* Hi. MM i i i>i.ir. -Hi MM*] Man M ...ii' in MPM "urtMins FOR SOUVCNIRt. oUKIOS **M Onn: H. tall.- I fell) A.r tiiK-.l AM c'rutt.- 4U. Ui»i ..I uui. Uihci LAM* tti.i.liu,
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      616 14 m■ 1£ "Wy_ REGISTERED DESIGNS NOS. *****5 and *****6. NOTICE IS HEREBY C.l\ KN that the Regustered DeMßii> dbo\tmentloned In respeci ol k watch dial are registered under the United Kingdom Registered Designs Act. 1949. in the name of CITIZEN WATCH CO. LTD. (a Corporation organised and existing under the
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      290 14 NOTICE \o I ICI Ifl H3 R] BY c.IVF.N lhal I. ANO KHO THANO 125-B. Owen V. 1 applied for a Pubiir li CM llrence in u-pect of premises 'No:- 99 101. Anaon pore, and thai this Applicntion will bo heard In tlie Court ol Mir District Judge and First
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      1305 15 1 .HPQQt t muST COAST U.K.i p,, s Ml a*,, r slam Keran* -S LitertMl, Glasgow H Aar 21 Apr 27 LirtrHMl. A^onmoLth A»r 24 Apr 26 Apr 27 2 May 3 LiverpMl, D-Shn Apr 21 Mai 2 i .fuml Mjy May J May 1/10 M*y II Ct.'LOPS L .erpnol
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      2406 15 J| j THFX.vX>UNFS it. I EXPRESS SAILINGS 10 NEAR EASi, CONTINENT «ND SCANDINAVIA! S'por* y b'harn Strung Airt Oenoa Ha<r* M'Ouig K'Oar* Ant* top* Patagama a) Sailed In Pt/Apr 24 25/26 May II 21 Mai 14 lua* I 4 10 I fttmitti* I) Apr 21/ 2 Mai 3/1 1/ I
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      1269 15 fa*- ELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. \s&£\ FOR \M^^ U.K./Continent <i«r>,-~« p. sum P*M>t casiilian riavrt. L'dea, H'burg. lea* G. 6-7 T*day ClTt Of GLASGOW L, ~con, HDurg, K'ctit. H**n (.rangemout* 21/21 Ml a Ayr CITY IF UPON upw Mamturg. Rottersaa. H.ve, Hull IS/27 May U Mn CITT OF COLOMBO
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    Reaction in Straits tin after big advance
    306 16 Reaction in Straits tin after big advance rIE Penang tin price re- acted yesterday after Wednesdays big rise of 813.8; and fell Sti .7s to 5728.2.) per picul. The ofTering was estima- i ted as down by 25 tons to 210 tons. I In London on Wednesday tin overall displayed
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    121 16 V^MIPS lying alongside the Singapore Metaltnn Bayko-. 3 1. Ca>tiJlJn h'V llrvatsku j. l,ipi!i N.w. t, Rheinland lj'l6. TJlranntik 23 24 Mlzuka- :i Muni 25 26. Iwah.i Krtca :'7 H Halldis .11 32. Pnlsetfe 3« '39. Et.sk 40' •'.I. Presldcnl Jack.'on 42 43 Ka«ni 44, Oaatattr 4n
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    H.K. RATES
    38 16 Q.- tkM frea anchanßa market in Hon^ Kon«- M,v th P u.s rtolla' «:ts quoted at 5.76t for T T and 74| tor cam. Sterlmic wa, quoted at 18.02 and one tael of sold at •J«3*.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    60 16 (-HINESE Produce Exchange, Smisaaty ocr pleul Coconut oil: bulk .>«■_• nellers, dram MB .^ellcrg. Coora. Apr./ May: CK/Continent: L'mnioted. Pepper: Muntok white SMS sellers. S.ir:i«ak «hnt« .SMTJ ..oilers, special ■MMrat Mack si 20 mUmb, garhled Ljunpoog I.laik M:i7J sellers. ASTA elation pricea: nulk J62 sellers, drum Mt nßaw
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    ALL-ROUND IMPROVEMENT ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    835 16 From Our Market Correspondent THERE was a general allround improvement on the Stock Exchange of Mal:i y s i a yesterday although turnover, with the average small investor still conspicuously absent from the market, did not show such an increase as might have been expected.
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    STOCK INDICES
    25 16 .Malayan Stork Indirrs April. Apr. 2?. Industrials: -.:.:<() 7833 Tins: 97..-.1 <>n'ii S rubbers: 103.40 103.40 Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 2!», 1962 100.
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    MELBOURNE STOCKS
    125 16 MELBOURNE, Thurs. INDUSTRIALS continued to drift lowpr in dull trading. Moves generally were small. Base Metals and Oils fluctuated narrowly. AOG continued to improve by a Is. to 28s. 6d. Mount l*a was down 6d. to 31s Today s prires with Wednesday'!! rnres m brackets: Mount Isa 3011
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    DOLLAR RATE
    55 16 'yilK present rate of th«- "M.il.i\..n dollar against tin- pound >t r linu lived on Nnvrmber i\ list year is Selling TT or OD 2s 3 U lCd.. Buying TT 2s. 1 lfid. Buying OD 2s. 4.d. The dollar is at its statutory middle position in relation to
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      854 16 MMNUt M*«ICl/NEK (UUKD MM| IN (Ult SllyiCl la. Frenutia. U. Mritntm. Sjniy 1.. m*m hi Nnia>tt.ia a BUIIMB.. MO SIMI 11/11 M« MIUU 1/11 TA iVK, B»aPi!» (luxe II S !>■■ i| li m, MMU i aM •oill'.u'silh 1 ■n l !l' ii /iTr»i» MJUU 2I J e n J
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      323 16 O.S.JS. LINE I LOADING FOR DURBAN CAPETOWN LOURENCO MARQUES 'WORLD P,NK» 27 S 2 Tipß PENANG BENAME- 24/25 MAY 2/3 JUN "OCEAN UNITY" 21/22 JUN 29/30 JUN Z "OCEAN PEACE" 26 /27 JUL 2/3 AUG Z General Agents: UNITED ENTERPRISES SHIPPING LTD. Rooms 902/3 9th F.oor, A.I.A. Build.nq, Robinson Rood
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      327 16 y^l^^. Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service 'Ail OiRECI MILINES tROM jiNhArUkt AN! jmuii* iv uanmiiim ANO U.S BIUI tAKEJ f>ORU *tKU* r Jim tl* i^MCa S..: t t m t a ra'o n c e r r 2M ?WMR 1 1 3 V. «"'"T MARINER =2^^^* fl W IfM
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    CLOSING PRICES
    31 17 April H MM Rl BBKR PRICE: 7.!4 cents (up thre. eighth* of a rent i. IIS: *****5 (down $6 7.') i. Inofficial estimmted offering 210 tons (down 2"> t.
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    BUSINESS DONE
    640 17 i> IM In and reported to the s.ngapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stocic Exchange of Malaysia yesterday with the number of shares traded in orackeis: INOUM RIALS: C. Maiding* M *2 OT. (1.000 l $2.0«, (1.0O0), Dunlaaa SI |fl SI.. CJ.UOO) j. M; tat. (3.000)
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    RUBBER PRICES
    236 17 jyjAY lirst rude rubber 1.0. b liii\ci> ilnv.il .it I p.m. in Singapore and Kuula Lumpur vesterda.t at 131 cents per ll>., up three-eiKlithb ol cent on Wednesday's closing Irvel for the position. The tone wm* quiet. K.A.S. and I.M.X.L. closing prires in cents per II). veslerday: Int.
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    234 17 1 rcr months INDUSTRIALS: ROOMtafl 13 ct» M Hi.< i.i rta i" iv ivy 7 eta. M. Invt. 10 oti 1 C S Holding* N ton I eta 14 ctn. OC.BC. 14 et» nuniop 12 i-t». Rommh 111 eta K. Kmntern i-u. Rothnmn* lv .ta K»«O 12 rta.
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    30 17 ■I ME Miuym Eichamca Bankf Ano 1 ciation tnadr tbia nua*. in Ha cbaata \««tcr<lay ian rates iv navii •n.n< TT or OO raaaly: UiuUcli. Markt IM 1/8.
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      446 17 JOHAN TIN DREDGING, LIMITED (Incorpora'.i-d 111 the States 01 i\ai NOTICE IS HEREBY O! thav the Fortieth Annual General Meeting ol numbers ol the above Company will be held at thr Office of Mc.vM Maxwell. Kenion. Cowdy and Jo M .:iti!e Bank Chambers Ipoh. on Saturday the Bth May. 1965
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      785 17 MINIS IKY OF EDLCATION FEDERAL SCHOLARSHIPS HI. .111 K ISLAMIC STUDIES AND TEACHING DIPLOMA IN PAKISTAN— I 963 Applications are invited from I coeral. State Nationals ot j Dot more than 28 years of age by Ist January, 1965 for Federal Scholarship Awards tenable at re- j o>»a,i,ed colleges universities
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      810 17 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE Tenders will be received by the Chairman, Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor, Fullerton Build- ing. lor the following works:— (a) THE CONSTRUCTION OF R. C. CULVERTS. CONCRETE CHANNELS AND LATERITE ROADS AT i JUNCTION OF JALAN SfcMULUN AND ROAD RESERVE BETWEEN MOBIL LOT AND
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      851 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS j LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT PLI'IL CIVIL ENGINEER. APPLICATIONS are invited trom I civil engineering graduates tor the pus. of Pupil Cml Engineer on the staff of the Hydro-Electric Division of the Central Electricity Board. i The Hydro-Electric Division is engaged on the investigation, design and constructions of hydro-electric
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      1528 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS! LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT POWER STATION ELECTRIC Al. MAINTENANCE ENGINEERS Applica.ions are Invited from suitably qualified Federal Citizens tor the posts of Power Station Electrical Maintenance Engineer in j Division I of the Board's Pension- i able Establishment in the follow- ing grades: Timescale 'A'— sl,l2o x 3 o-
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      Lock icon FA suspends Kay, Layne for LIFE
      267 18 LONDON. Thura. r [ONV KAY. England and Everton wing-half, and David Layne, Sheffield Wednesday centre-forward, two of the players sent to prison for their part in the soccer match fixing conspiracy case, have been permanently suspended from football and football management. This was announced
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      Lock icon A venturesome captain is selectors' aim
      554 18 CRICKET I ONDON, Thurs. With three touring sides in action, the English first class cricket season, which opens on April 28. promises to have more interest and variety than usual. New Zealand and South Africa, who will each play three five-day Tests, inaugurate the
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      SUMMARY
      129 18 SOt < II! Ipuh l>i\. I: KUal 4 Municipal! v Div. 2: C. Kindirjf 3 P. Ice FP 0. N.-ri Div. I (01)U PWD I S 2 liitrr-<hristiiin Krother MkMk dual iMnluccai SKI I 1 SJI Kl. 1 I licnillirs: HatiCS AaST 2 Nu. 11 X: and:-. RE 2
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      Lock icon MINOR PORTION WINS
      69 18 LONDON. Thurv MINOR I'OKTKtN, the t>| favourite, owned hv sir Philip Dunn, won the ity and Suburban Handicap Stakes run over inf here yesterday. Mr. T U. Mlcliolls XOOROSE HS-Si was. wond and f»l I. 1.. M. Wrirhfs HKTIRi: PALACE (100-81 third of eirht run ner*. Minor
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      Lock icon MILL WALL'S PROMOTION HOPES SOAR ON 2-0 WIN
      340 18 MILL WALL'S PROMOTION HOPES SOAR ON 2-0 WIN I OXDON. Thurs. London ljl club MlUwall strengthened their hopes of winning promotion to the Third DM- I son with a 2-0 away win over Rochdale in a Fourth Division soccer match last night. Oxford United and Tran- mere Rovers improved their
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      EMERSON ENTERS THIRD ROUND
      293 18 HOUSTON (Texas). Thursday. A USTRALIAs Roy Emerson, the defending cham- pion. led the seeded players into the third round of the 31st River Oaks tennis tournament here yesterday with a 6-1. 6-4 win over Jim Parker US Second-seeded Fred Stolle of Australia, however, had some difficulty
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      956 18 TENDER NOTICE D.I.D. KELANTAN Tenders from Registered DID Contractors, C'^&s E and above. utl! be lecelved at the office of the State Drainage Irrigation Engineer. Kelanlan. at Kota Bharu up to 12.00 noon on Ist May 1965. for the construction o! II BuSalo Bridues on Canal Sungai Lemnl Irrigation Scliem<
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      125 18 PERMA-SHARP stainless steel J friction free y** BS A;^S rs^^.y-' >T |^3 Why does a Perma Sharp stainless I I steel blade stay sharp 3 times longer..! Hgs^Eglaß^E-'**— jtm mBl i&aS Oy W" mm Ummmmmm& i Perma Sharp st n ess stee ||j| After 17 shaves it still glides and
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      58 18 DIARY i •six I It Ipoh Div. I: PCHr v Shaw l»iv. t: Malaya Kilat A" 'Jr. A. .L.i ii'; l)i\. 3: Police v Kllat B 1 ,C iv -'id Kampar Div. I \m Uarjr Police Pi-lice s' HCK XXV— Malacca Lee: Hiah Sch OBA v SPA (pad. lupin* l.je:
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      Forces XI for Malaya Cup their best yet, says Yusof
      143 19  - Forces XI for Malaya Cup their best yet, says Yusof MANSOOR RAHMAN B, KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.s. Armed Forces will field tronier m>cSel. pjn. JCKL U pt. P. Suppiah ItH 1 i Edwin Dutton a ptaln, liavr vio: i build up Forc--8 Nvn unrirr and arf l: for Sunday," Lt. Col.
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      Thais seek Asian titles
      224 19  -  FRANCIS BOEY SOCCER SQUAD OF 30 TO TRAIN IN WEST GERMANY E3v Kuala Lumpur, Thurs THAILAND may well be the team to v atch in the Merdeka and Seap Game* soccer tournaments, judging by the preparations they arc making tor them. Thailand wort- the Oral country
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      BAM may be asked to stage Über Cup tics
      143 19 BAM may be asked to stage Über Cup tics l/UAI A LUMPUR. Thur.s. Malaysia may be asked to stage the Asian zone UDer Cup badminton matches in JulyAuguM if a suggestion by ihe Japan Badminton Association is acceptable to the five coun. fir., concerned. The five countries in the \sian
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      MALAYSIA LOSE
      23 19 SEOUL. Thurs— Malaysia suffered their second defeat In the Asian women's basketball championships when they vpre beaten 89-G4 by Formosa today.
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      148 horses entered for Penang
      584 19 OENANG. Thurs. A 1 total entry of 148 horses (49 from Cl. 1. 50 Cl. 3 and 49 Cl. 4) has been received for the Penarg Turf Club's three-day Summer meeting on May 2, 5 and 9. There will be eight races on the first
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      RACING SCHEDULE
      71 19 THE racing schedule is: FIRST DAY: Cl. 1. Divs 1 and 2 «if and 7f; Cl. 3. Divs 1. > and 3 (if. and Div 1 B'f. SECOND DAY: Cl. 3. Divs 1. 2 and 3 7f: Cl. 4. Divs l. 2 and 3 7f. I. THIRD DAY:
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      IPOH AMATEUR RACE CARD
      487 19 IPOH. Thurs.— Thr Order of Running and Probable fields. with barrier positions in brackets after horses' names, for the Amateur meeting of the Perak Turf Club here this Saturday are: KM* 1—2.15 (Clnys 5. c;iihweightx 12.71 2f straiuhr: l lgaia ;21b 1 5. 2 Katie penalty
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