The Straits Times, 4 May 1965

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    25 1 NATIONAL LIBRARY, SINGAPORE. AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE Ex6i^B^ 145,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY. MAY 4, 1965 15 CENTS Kl>\ 11 S!) 1 (Ml.",
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    Lock icon Tengku to Japan: Take lead
    1779 1 ASIAN UNITY PROPOSAL The danger of a general war |MSSM^ TOKYO, Monday JENGKU ABDUL RAHMAN, today urged the nations of Asia to join in setting up a new authoritative body like the Organisation for African Unity and called on Japan to take the lead. The
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    May Day—and the nine young ones
    15 1 May Day and the nine young ones Three of the accused girls arriving in court
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    Police on guard as 258 charged
    232 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. STEEL 111 I Ml "I I II policemen stood by today as 258 people, including nine juveniles, trooped into a police court in South Bridge Road to answer charges of unlawful assembly in various parts of Singapore on Saturday May Day. The
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    Lock icon DIPLOMATIC BREAK WITH U.S. BY ANGRY SIHANOUK
    121 1 PIINOM PENH. Mon. Cambodia is to break off diplomatic relations with the United States. Prince Sihanouk. the Head of State. announced this in a broadcast today. Consular relations with the U.S. were beint; maintained temporarily, but their duration "depended on the I iiitcd
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    Lock icon Wilson: S-E Asia solution 'urgent'
    281 1 I ONDON. Mon. v The Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, said here today that both the Vietnam and Malaysian situations are a serious threat to peace and urgently need to be ended by "honourable negotiated settlements." He made this statement when he formally opened the
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    Temenggong Jugah challenges Sock to a duel
    266 1 Temenggong Jugah challenges Sock to a duel KUCHING. Mon. Sixty-two-year-old D a t o Tomenggong Jugah has challenged President Soekarno, aged 63, to a duel. "I will fight him anywhere on land or on sea." declared Dato Temenggong Jugah. who is the Federal Minister lor Sarawak Affairs in a speech
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    Another 3,500 U.S. men for Vietnam
    537 1 Another 3,500 U.S. men for Vietnam SAIGON. Mon.— Three battalions of United States airborne troops, totalling about 3.500 men. will arrive In South Vietnam shortly to strengthen defences at key military installations, an official announcement said today. A Joint CS.-Boutb name.se statement Bald the troops were bein 1 sent at
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    STOP PRESS
    39 1 LB|: SEND YOUR TROOPS ALSO H ISHINGTON Mon. I v tod.n i^kcd Latin American n.itions "that .ire capable <f tola to make their armed forces available f»r keepinn peaCe i" Dominic .in RepulilK M' (See Back l"i
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
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      Lock icon Piecemeal oil grab plan by Saleh
      103 2 Jakarta, Mon. NatlonJ alisatiun b I foreign oil companies operating in Indonesia ban been <! by the Minister tor Oil and Natural Gas, Dr. Chaerul Saleh. Antara news agency report I'd today. There are four foreign oil companies in Indonesia—Dutchbased Shell Mini the American
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      Lock icon The Kutch war: Britain tries again for formal ceasefire
      225 2 The Kutch war: Britain tries again for formal ceasefire RAWALPINDI, Monday A BRITISH High Commissioner in Pakistan, Sir Morrice James yesterday resumed efforts to bring about a formal Indo-Pakistan ceaselire in the Kami of Kutch fighting. A top official of the Pakistan Foreign Office said Sir Morrice. acting on fresh
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      Lock icon UN wants Britain to take firm Rhodesia 1— stand _
      152 2 UN wants Britain to take firm Rhodesia 1— stand IJNITED NATIONS, Mon Britain will be asked In the Security Council today for a clear statement that it will not accept any unilateral declaration of Independence by Rhodesia. Mr. Arsene Usher, Ivory Coast delegate, said he would make the request today.
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      Lock icon Vietnam dominates Seato talks
      420 2 MINISTERS MEET IN LONDON LONDON, Monday fHE Vietnam crisis will dominate the three-day meeting of the SouthEast Asia Treaty Organisation's Ministerial Council opening here today. In an eve of conference statement, the defence alliance's Secretary-General. Mr. Konthi Suphamongkhon, said the Council was meeting at a time
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      Lock icon Hillary is back
      32 2 KATMANDU. Mon.— Sir Edmund Hillnry. rnnqurrnr of Everest, arrived line today on his way to inspect schools and a bridge he has built f'<" -pas in the Everest region.—Reuter.
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      Khoman: Seato can do more in Vietnam
      211 2 r ONDON, Mon. The v Thai Foreign Minister. Tun Thanat Khoman, said yesterday he believed the South-East Asia Treaty Organisation "should and can do more in South Vietnam." He told a Press conference this "did not necessarily mean military action but useful political
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      Lock icon Russia's big Vietnam peace talks swindle: A Peking charge
      291 2 Russia's big Vietnam peace talks swindle: A Peking charge rFOKYO, Mon.— China reported today that the Soviet Union was seeking to hold a "world conference for peace in Vietnam" this month in Paris "to cater to the needs of the U.S. aggressors' peace negotiation swindle." The New China News Agency.
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    Lock icon May Day crowd heckles Wilson on Vietnam
    271 3 LONDON, Monday r JMIE Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, rot; through a barrage of anti-American heckling when he spoke to a 2.000-strong May Day rally crowd in Hull yesterday. After he said Britain now counted for something in the world, a voice from
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    Lock icon And boos for Stewart in Hyde Park
    143 3 And boos for Stewart in Hyde Park I ONDON. Mon. Britain's 1-1 Foregn Secretary Mr Michael Stewart, led a May Day procession through London to the accompaniment of jazz bands yesterday but was booed In Hyde Park immediately he started to speak on Vietnam. As people chanted "Hands off Vietnam"
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    Lock icon Women pastors
    31 3 PARIS. Moil. Leaders of Pranoel Reformed Church, one of the country's main Protestant L'mnp.'.. have decided to admit women to the ministry on the bame terms as men. Reuter.
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    Teapot cram session
    83 3 UOW many pound notes could one cram into this Spode teapot? Well. .Mrs. Winifred Moore, of West Hartlepool. found out for herself at the Cumberland Hotel. London recently when 1.000 crisp notes were laid out for the job. Winner of a teapot competition, she was told she
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    300 m in Early Bird hook-up
    229 3 EARLY BIRD, tile first ning the Atlantic i needed, passed its inaug Russia moves in ROME. Mon. A Russian ;nr- linrr arrived herr yesterday inau- BiiraiuiK thr .-tart of weekly 1 flight sPivirr between MaMOV and Romr. A P LONDON. Monday satellite capable ot
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    Lock icon Snowdon hits the snow
    59 3 INVERNESS i Scotland'. Mou.— The Earl ot Snowduii. Princess Margaret's husband, was knocked flat on his back by two girl skiers on the snowy slopes of the Cairngorm mountains on Saturday. He got up. brushed himself oft and shouted good naturedly to photographers: "You were Hist
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    A PRINCESS IN LONDON FOR SOCIAL STUDIES
    104 3 I ONDON. Mon. Princess Margrethe of Denmark arrived here yesterday to begin a two-month social science course at the London School of Economics. At a Press conference, the Princes s said she came to London to improve her knowledge of soc'al condi- I
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    Lock icon Thwarted—by a gust of wind
    63 3 Thwarted— by a gust of wind LONDON. Mon —A freak gust of wind today ended an attempt by a 39-yetir-old cycle dealer to: win £5.000 prize offered to the the DM to fly a mile under his own power. Minutes before Bob Wilson hoped his liome-huilt living bicycle would (\.ny
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    Lock icon On the dot, he cut fiancee's throat
    148 3 On the dot, he cut fiancee's throat J^UEBECK, <W. Germany i. I Mon. A former German fighter pilot cut his i fiancee's throat last Friday —to the very day and hour Hitler committed suicide 20 years ago. police said today. Manfred Hoppenhoeth, 44. told police he had killed his fiancee
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      36 3 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby I II 1 1 we've /woece's my I) I OVBC6L6PT VOTWER SMO6?y \^ASAIN^^/ t I > |T LEAVE MOMeA (NO TIME FOR AMY J IN A MUBRY V^^ggeAKFAST^T^^ I TMIC A4OBNIKJG J
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    AVER RAJAH ROAD NOW BEING WIDENED
    169 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Public Works Department today announced that it was now carrying out a project for the widening and re-alignment of Ayer Rajah Road under the first five-year State development plan. A PWD spokesman said this road connected the New West Coast Road,
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    Free shows
    38 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The field section of Ministry of Culture will give free film shows at Pel Chal School In Trafalgar Estate, Kampong Lorong Koo Chye and Kampong Somerville Estate in Fairer Road at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Shot man believed to have been planning a robbery
    398 4 SINGAPORE. Mon POLICE here believe that plans for a rbig robbery have been foiled and a tough gang broken up with the death of a Taiping i Jail escapee at Jalan Sayor on Saturday night. The escapee, Ng Cheng Keat, 30,
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    Big reclamation plan
    58 4 SINGAPORE, .Mon. The Public Works Department today announced that tenders had been called for the installation or a tidal control system at the existing Sungei Pandan estuary as part of the scheme for the reclamation of 500 acres of swampland bounded by the West Coast Road, Jalan
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    'Acted in honest belief says Barisan MP
    1299 4  -  T.F. HWANG CHIA DECIDES NOT TO CONTEST LIBEL SUIT 1 By Singapore, Monday JJARISAN Assemblyman and Member of Parliament, Mr. Chia Tliye Poh, said in the High Court here today that he had acted in "honest belief" last August, when he published an
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    'RHYTHMS OF INDIA' AT THE VIC
    92 4 'RHYTHMS OF INDIA AT THE VIC SINGAPORE, Mon. Mrs. Nirmala Ramachandran, a well-known exponent of the Indian classical dance Bharatha Natyam. will appear in a cultural show. "Rhythms of India," at the Victoria Theatre on Wednesday at 8.30 p.m. Mrs. Ramachandran. who has specially flown out from Madras for the
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      443 4 1 IN AND OUT BY~AJB~ r |"HK following Is today' schedule DEPARTURES ra< hi. Bangkok (BA ,02 25 p^nr 0 Colomno Bombay. Abadon. from London. Rome Beirut Kara- Diim>wlll| Zurlcn Umlio (BA rhl. Calcutta <BA 712> j.45 p.m.; 7 5) 7 4(J to Darw.n. Sydney, from London, Zurlcn. Tel Aviv,
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    Union: We can run the railway at a profit
    440 5 TUT EXPERTS AT THE TOP— NOT CIVIL SERVANTS' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Railwaymen's Union of Malaya today called for a public inquiry into the operation of the Malayan Railway. It believes that "all Is not well with the organisation." The union's
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    Floods hit Sarawak village
    49 5 Floods hit Sarawak village XX HIM,. Mon. B>laca, 180 miles uprivrr from Sinu in Sarawak's Third Division, -was today reported to be hr.ixilv flooded. The \\;>.lrr is 40ft. above normal level. Heavy rain ovrr thr past few days hM eausrd the floods. No damage has been trported m> far.
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    Lim: PAP trying to split nation into racial camps
    180 5 Lim: PAP trying to split nation into racial camps OENANG. Mon. The 1 acting chairman of the Labour Party of Malaya, Mr. Lim Kean Siew, today accused the PAP of attempting to split the country along communal lines. In a statement on the move to form a convention of pro-Malaysia
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    'FOLLOW MALAYA'S LEAD' CALL TO BORNEO FARMERS
    162 5 ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —The Minister of Agriculture and Co- operatives, Haji MohaI mcd Ghazali bin Jawi, today told a delegation of farmers from Saraj wak to follow the lead set by Malaya in agriI culture. He gave the visitor* this advice when they
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    'LAW-ABIDING NEED NOT FEAR POLICE9
    334 5 'LA W- ABIDING NEED NOT FEAR POLICE 9 IPOH, Monday. pEOPLE who obey the laws of the country need have no reason to fear the police, the Minister of Home Affairs and Justice, Dato (Dr.) Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, said here today. He was speaking at a tea-party shortly
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    Vigilante picnic
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Mun. The Kreta Ayer Vigilantes Corps. A Division, will hold a "get-together picnic at Tanah Merah Holiday Camp on May 9 to celebrat* Ith first anniversary.
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    Tenants' walk
    38 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Housing and Development Board will organise a 13} mile big walk for iu> tenant* in the various estates in Singapore. It will be held in July. Closing date for entries is May 20.
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    Meeting the workers
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. will meet representatives of the Public Daily-Rated Employe** Unions Federation and the National Trades Union Congress in his office at 3.30 pjn. on Wednesday.
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    Lee: Two 'musts' for progress
    155 5 SINGAPORE. Monday. SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. last night said there must be honest and efficient government if there was to be progress. I He drew a lesson from South Vietnam. In spite of massive American backing, that country was divided and undeveloped
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    'Sacked' Shaw workers meet today
    78 5 'Sacked' Shaw workers meet today SINGAPORE. Mon. A general meeting of the 105 employees who have been given two-month dismissal j notices by Shaw's Malay Film Productions studios in Jalan Ampas will be held at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow at the premises of the Indu>trial Workers 1 Union in Kallang Road.
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    Falcons? but we're the original, says Ipoh group
    281 5 Falcons? but we're the original, says Ipoh group I^UALA LUMPUR, Mon. What's in a name? It appears there are three groups of musicmakers in Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and Singapore all calling themselves the Falcons. And now the group in Ipoh Is not happy over this coincidence. I After reading today's
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    Brothers convicted
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two brothers. Pung Gee Baa alias Ah Ah, 18. and Moi Sng. alias Mvi Km. 21. were each lined $80 or two weeks" iail today for causing hurt to three people with knives Lorong Tai Seng on Feb. 10.
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    New bid to raise tin price
    372 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Monday YIALAYSIA and other producer countries r are determined to I raise the question of revising the price ranse at the first meeting of the International Tin Council when it meets under the new agreement. This was stated here today by Senator
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    Nasir: New incentives needed for study of Malay
    375 6 Nasir: New incentives needed for study of Malay Mohamed Ismail KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. THE Director of Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said yesterday that other incentives and not payment of bonuses must be used to encourage non-Malays to pass national language examinations. He said: "I do not
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    Family planning talk
    28 6 PENANG. Mon— Dr. T. Devnlonsultant phv.sician of the General Hospital here, will spe.ik on family planning at the City Council chamber at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Market robbery
    30 6 IPOH. Mon.— A Iruit seller. Chin Kong Sum. 58. reported to the police that thieves broke into his stall in the general market hero yesterday and stole $230.
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    Interviews start for 50 Air Force jobs
    86 6 Interviews start for 50 Air Force jobs tI.M iAPORK. Mon. The Royal Air Force O!a--la\a» today interviewed 400 youne men on tin- lirst day of its recruiting drive to fill 50 vaiamitN in its aircraft cn^incrting; and administrative trades The interviews were conducted at Malayan Auxiliary Air Force llead■jMuncn. lln
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    3 honoured by Sultan feted
    109 6 ALOR STAR, Mon. Datln Cheah Toon Lok, wife of Senator Dato (Dim Cheah Toon Lok, who was recently honoured by the Sultan of Kedah, was entertained to a sullet dinner at the Kedah Chinese Recreation Club la.st night. Two other <?ue.«ts of honour a' the
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    Attacker flees
    41 6 ALOR STAR. Mon. A hou*f>wife. Habiah Intan bmtp Dah.iman. 23. today reported to police that I man tried to molest her at v lonciv ."^pot In K.imponi; T.ii.Jong, North Kedah. last nieht. Ho fleti when she struggled and screamed.
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    KOREANS KEEN TO INCREASE TRADE WITH US
    184 6 1£ U A L A LDMPDBfc 1V Mon.— Korean businessmen are very keen to increase the volume of direct trade with Malaysia, the leader of a nine-man Korean trade mission, Mr. Tal Doo Chin, said herotoday. He said that previously most trade between
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    Technical men to meet in Ipoh
    79 6 IPOH. Mon. About 100 delegates will attend the annual meeting of the Technical Association of Malaya at the YMCA hert on May 14. The meeting will be preceded in the morning by an executiv* committee and council meeting The delegates will on the burnt
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    Senator heads Perak MIC
    42 6 SUNGEI SIPUT. Moil. S«nator d. a. Dorairt 1 nt of tlie Perak su.te branch of Hip MIC at the liere yr.v Mr. v. N. KaUilrgamer -president, and Mi V. Ponnu.sumy Pillai and Mr. s. T. cretary and treasurer-
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    Home raiding robbers stab woman
    162 6 PENANG, Monday A HOUSEWIFE. Madam Ooi Joo Keng, 42, was stabbed during a struggle with a masked gang in her home In Rifle Range last night. One of the robbers slashed her on the arm when she refused to go into a room with another
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    Soccer's Knight thrilled millions
    1763 7 Soccer's Knight thrilled millions LAST tmi HEADLINES ONE day in March 195."> daring the Cup Final at Wembley Queen Elizabeth became, for a few minutes, merely one of a vast English crowd gripped by the most dramatic soccer match in living memory. With less than a minute to go a
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  • Tuesday, May 4, 1965.
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      A Call For Unity
      677 8 It is not entirely pointless to ask why President Soekarno, after vacillating foi three weeks, decided not tc meet the Tengku in Tokyo The obvious explanation is that the Communists dissuaded him. Indeed no other theorj fits the facts. It is sheer nonsense to suggest that
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      Top Thousand?
      493 8 Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's proposal for a "school for the elite' will come as a surprise to many. Elitism is commonly supposed to run against the socialist grain. Of course, Mr. Lee has in mind special mental endowment, and n6t wealth or social status. The school he proposes
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      Typhoid Again
      175 8 s In recent weeks typhoid has II taken on the characteristics of c I a fire smouldering in the unr dergrowth, flaring up unprelt dictably at scattered points. First came Johore, then a serious outbreak in Singapore, followed by the makings of an r epidemic in Malacca and
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    226 8 ..I* BU < Minimum) MR AND MRS. I A. Qabarelle •hunk leinttvM nnd fnenii* for thrir kind attandaaca and iiu.ihia K>ft« on ih. ir nmrnak-r FAMILY OF LATE Mr M. Gin wintt:iii>ii think fiitnsi, r»lativ»a for it>ndolrnr».«. m« valuable as.«.stance Special th.ink* to IV* tors. Stuff of A.isunUi Hospital.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 8 10 (fora's SII 'Minimum) IN LOVING MEMORY of Maneari-t (M BM Ann who left 11* on 1 Inserted by husband and .-hlldrrn
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    139 8 N a** 111 I Minimum t COME AND HELP tha Blind BaUAr. |f y OU wtnt an M G sar, hr.n« a dollar in your pocket -British Stall. adelphi HOTEL' Afternoon tea •in French pastries. Philip His Pand entrrtaln you with < lassleal mv- imi to 700 p.m. ELSIE
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    23 8 IS Word's J.T (Minimum) HIAR ANCIL SCULL May 3—B. n p m L*ok Kwang Baptist Church. 303 B'ikit Timab Road. B'pnre
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      260 8 A REBATE FOR THE EARLY INCOME TAX PAYERS? CINCE a penalty is lmposed on late payment of income tax, why is not a rebate given for prompt or early payment? Or better still, a discount for payments in advance? By the same token, why should not the Comptroller be penalised
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      195 8 IF I remember correctly, in your report on the Macdonald House incident, our reporters drew the attention of the police officer to the presence of foreign correspondents at the scene but were told to "shut up". It would therefore be a curious way of "losing ones head" to
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      403 8 I HAVE been surprised 1 to hear reports from Malaysia that central government officials have criticised Mr- Lee Kuan Yew for making "Irresponsible statements attacking leaders of the central Government while he was visiting Australia and New Zealand". These reports suggest
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      121 8 rE medical facilities provided at the Teluk Anson District Hospital are wholly Inadequate. The hospital was built more than 50 years ago, and it has to serve a population of more than 170.00"0 in Lower Perak. It is manned by only four doctors. There are not
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      240 8 AS a visitor to Singawho has been driving on your roads for the past two years, may I presume to comment on the things wMch seem to me to bi major causes of road accidents. However, first I would like to say that I think your system of
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      91 8 1 REFER to the letter of R complaint by "Correspondent" (Straits Times. April. 21) about the nonreceipt of letters posted to him ln the States of Malaya. Far from taking no notice of such complaints the Department would very much like to know all cases of nondelivery of
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    The return of the Zaibatsu giant
    666 8  - The return of the Zaibatsu giant Takeshi Sato Prewar financial giants in Japanese industry are playing a major role in mammoth mergers intended to solve Japan's current economic problem* of tight money and overproduction By TOKYO, Mon MA M MOTH indu strial comb ines and giant business groups are appearing
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    TEACHERS' TRAINING
    82 8 \TANY teachers have 1 been trying very hard for the last two years to gain admission into the Teachers' Training Colleges for the special inservice courses, but in vain. This indicates that the supply of teachers far exceeds the facilities available. Now Inche Khir Johari talks of making
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    Police probe 2 mystery Brunei fires
    208 9 Police probe 2 mystery Brunei fires ORUNEI TOWN, Mon. 13 —Police are investigating two mysterious tires in Brunei district. A week ago the Sarawak Government hydrogra- j phic survey launch Lorn- i ba Lomba was gutted at anchor off Muara. Her valuable scientific equipment was lost The night before two
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    66 9 Si.NGAI'ORE, Mon.— The chairman of ihe Economic Development Board. Mr. Hon Sui Sen and other senior government official.' I will witness the beginning of piling i work tor the construction uf whurfing facflfflai i"r MobU'a rerlnery in Juroiiß on Friday morning. Whaiimf? facilities will be used by
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    A Malacca cane for Jaycee chief
    78 9 MALACCA, Mon The International president of the Junior Chamber, Mr. John Rundle, arrived here today for a seven-hour visit. He is on nls way back to Australia after an eightweek tour of Jaycee chapters around the world. During his short otay here he visited
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    Nightclub singer Pat and daughter missing
    331 9 'DOING SHOW FOR TV MALAYSIA' SAYS LETTER... PENANG, Monday. BRITISH nightclub singer Patricia Lee, 25, has been reported missing from her home in Jalan Bungaho Kacha Piring, Tanjong Tokong, since April 20 Both the civil and military police are looking for Pat and her
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    'Miss Varsity' Madeline will now do the judging
    141 9 From GARY YEANG PERTH. Mon. A Malaysian will sit In "JudgeI menf on two fellow Malaysians on May 19 at the Western Australian University. Mta Madeline Koh uf b.i.^apor* eluded in a panel u> iuo«t MIM \va University oonta*. The two Ma'.ay.slan
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    Two committed for trial
    60 9 MALACCA, Mon. Two labourers, An Kow, 17. and Chong Chow Mun. 22. were today committed to stand trial in the High Court on a charge of murdering an advertising painter, Tay Hong Lin. 22. The offence was alleged to have been committed on Sept. 11 la«
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    Lee to fete SIR
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew will give a reception to representatives of the Singapore Infantry Regiment at Sri Temasek i at 7 30 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    May Day: Parents meet
    76 9 May Day: Parents meet SIN(;\POKK. Mon About 200 people whose children were arrested during .May Day demonstrations were called together for a meeting in Wayang Street today. The parents were rounded up by leaders of the .10 extremist-led unions which sponsored Saturday's citywide demonstrations. Many of these parents werr out-ide
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    We still can't afford those flats, they say
    274 9 We still can't afford those flats, they say OLNGAPORE, Mon. The chairman of the Tiong Bahru prewar flats committee, Mr. Lim Song Seng, today said his committee planned to write to the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, asking for a postponement of the sale of the flats until Indonesian
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    US visitor is impressed
    62 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. An American teacher. Miss Mary Lazarus, today praised schools In Singapore (or their cleanliness, and said she was "fascinated with the charming children all dressed in diverse uniforms." Miss Lazarus, is here on a pleasure trip together with 24 other Americans, all members of
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    Plane pilgrims return
    34 9 Plane pilgrims return KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. About a thousand people jammed the International airport here tonight to welcome home 74 pilgrims from Mecca. The pilgrim* arrived In a ctif»rtered Swiss airliner direct from Jeddah.
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    Tengku and Razak unopposed for 14th time
    357 9 Tengku and Razak unopposed for 14th time KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. For the 14th year running, Tengku Abdul Rahman and Tun Abdul Razak will be returned unopposed as national Umno president and deputy president at the party's 18th general assembly on May 15. There were no other contenders for these two
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    WOMAN JAILED FOR $1,600 FRAUD
    127 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. A housewife was today jailed for thrvr months for cheating together with four men a tea-seller of $1,600 at a house in Tangling Halt Road on April 25. Ng Peok Kee. 30. admitted deceiving Sharfuddin that she could rent him a canteen at
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    Island work camp gets a visitor
    75 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Minister. Tuan Haji Ya'acob bin Mohamed, this morning visited the University ol Singapore Students' Union annual work camp on Pulau Ayer Merlimuu. one of the Southern 1.-land.- About 30 University and Polytechnic student working on unin-i
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    Mock trial to be held in the national language
    136 10 IZUANTAN. Mon. A mock trial in the national language will highlight this year's language month campaign here. This was announced today by Inche Abdul Aziz bin Mahmud. secretary of the Kuantan national language month committee. The committee has fixed programmes for
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    Spore dancers for Bangkok
    53 10 SINGAPORE, Mon. Slncapore is contributing a dance item to the Thai Airways International charity show, which is to be held on Thursday in Bangkok, coincidinc with the fifth anniversary celebrations of Thai Airways. It Is expected that the King find Queen of Thailmd will be present
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    Nurses to hold food fair
    51 10 IPOH. Mon. The Perak Trained Nurses Association will hold a food and jumble sale Bl the nurses hostel compound in Ashby Road here on Saturday tn aid of their education fund. More than 10 stalls will sell Malaysian food up rrom 11 a.m. to 6
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    Collapses and dies
    32 10 TELUK ANSON. Mod. Lim Choonff Beng. 73, a caretaker ot the Lower Perak Fuchlen Association, collapsed while cycling here yesterday and died about an hour later in hospital. i
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    Campos gets 6 months, but walks out a free man
    320 10 KUALA LIMPI R. Mon. Christopher Bertram Campos. 33. (above), v hose MM kUM been pending since November 1963. was today sentenced to *i\ months' jail herr when he pleaded cuilty to criminal breach of trust of HUH But Campos, who
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    Lecture at library
    31 10 SINGAPORE. Mon—Mr. Joseph Ng will give a public lecture on •Romanised Malay and What It Is" at the National Library hall In Stamford Road at 5 pjn. tomorrow.
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    Woolworths take over Fitzpatrick supermart enterprises
    400 10  - Woolworths take over Fitzpatrick supermart enterprises GEOFFREY BOLAND: By Singapore, Monday p I T Z P ATRICKS Food Supplies (Far East) Ltd., which operates the well-known supermarket here, has been taken over by Woolworths (Malaysia) Ltd. It was announced today that Woolworths had reached an agreement to buy the majority
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    Insurance executive dies
    129 10 SINGAPORE. Mon. A well-known insurance executive. Mr. Lo Wei. died here suddenly last Saturday following a heart attack. Starting his insurance career as an agent with the Asia Insurance Co. he later founded the People's Insurance Co. in 1957 and became its first managing director. Mr. Lo
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    Cuepacs backs 'house allowance for all' claim
    250 10 Cuepacs backs 'house allowance for all' claim KUALA LUMPUR. Monday THE suggestion that house-owning Government servants should get the same housing allowances paid to civil servants living in rented quarters was backed today by the Congress of Union of Employees in the Public and Civil Services. The suggestion was made
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    BRUNEI KEEPS WATCH ON SMUGGLING ACTIVITIES
    217 10 BRUNEI TOWN. Mon. pUSTOMS officials here are keeping a close watch on all craft leaving Brunei against attempts to smuggle duty-free goods into Sabah and Sarawak. A Customs spokesman dtsclo.^ed this when questioned about a report In a Jesselton newspaper that petrol and cigarettes
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    Equality is the aim, says Dr. Lim
    271 11 Equality is the aim, says Dr. Lim DENANG, Mon. The 1 secretary general of the United Democratic Party, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, said today the proposed front of Opposition parties loyal to Malaysia would fight primarily for the principle of equality as "embodied in the concept of a truly Malaysian
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    Thieves get away with seven radios and $500
    90 11 I/UALA LUMPUR. Mon.Thieves broke into a shop in Setapak yesterday and stole seven transistor radios and $500. The proprietor. Mr. Ng Bee Hua, told the police that he locked up his shop at 11.30 p.m. on Saturday. At about 4.30 a.m. yesterday
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    Killed by lightning
    28 11 JESSELTON. Mon.— A 10-. old Illanun. Maidan Puawi. was killed by lighting duriiiß the v end at Kampong Nanamun. near Kota Belud. police said today.
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    $125,000 tobacco haul
    78 11 SCNGEI PA TAN I. Mon. Police today Mini about CiSOlb of unmanufactured Thai tobacco valued at 5123.--000 in a raid on a riveraide warehouse at Sunuei LaMang. six miles from here. Acting on Informa- tion. a party of fixo police olliicr> rushed to the village and surrounded
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    Strike by firemen will now start on May 15
    281 11 IPOH, Monday. THE postponed strike by about 1,000 officers and firemen of the National Union of Fire Fighting Services of Malaya is scheduled to start on May 1 5. Announcing this hero today, the general secretary, Inche Hashim bin Yatim, said
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    'NO MONEY TO POLICE, SO I WAS CHARGED'
    143 11 'NO MONEY TO POLICE, SO I WAS CHARGED' 1/OTA BHARU, Mon.— 1Y A tapper charged with having a pistol and ammunition said in the High Court here today that the caso was brought against him because he did not give $50 to a policeman as promised. Mat Daud bin Awang.-
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    MIC meeting
    20 11 SINGAPORE, Mon—The Sembawang branch of the MIC will! I hold its annual meeting at 530 p.m. on Saturday.
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    $9,500 jackpot can be yours f
    79 11 $9,500 jackpot can be yours f THE jackpot for the Malay Mail Word Puzzle "El" now stands at $9,500. And it can be yours. Don't miss it. All you have to do is to cut out the coupons daily from The Malay Mail, fill in the answers and send in
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    Last of the Lancasters arrives
    125 11 Last of the Lancasters arrives QINGAPORE, Mon. The last of the Lancaster bombers, which with the American Flying Fortresses smashed the Nazis' military and industrial might, landed at Changi today from Darwin. The 20-year-old Lancaster named the "Spirit of Surfer's Paradise" after the Australian city from where it took off
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    Miss Johore contest
    57 11 JOHORE JIAHRU. Mon.— A Miss Johore contest to select a representative for the Miss Malaysia finals in Kuala Lumpur next month will be held at a dance at the Diamond Jubilee Hall here on May 15. The Jaycees are organising the contest in conjunction with the dance
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    201 11 PENANG, Mon THE Malayan Fishermen's Association has pledged its support for Government efforts to encourage deep-sea fishing. "As a result of our recent meeting with the Minister of Agriculture and Cooperatives, we are now satisfied that the welfare of Malay fishermen is assured," Hajl Ahmad bin Said president of the
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    Lock icon The Duke recalls a potent Borneo drink... Deep-sea fishing: A pledge to support Govt's new plan
    185 11 The Duke recalls a potent Borneo drink... Deep-sea fishing: A pledge to support Govt's new plan T ONDON, Mon. The Duke of Edinburgh recalled yesterday how he had been affected by "a quite innocuous liquid" given to him to drink at a banquet in Borneo. The Duke, Interviewed by the
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    Albar Fund for legal battle
    60 11 PENANG. Mon. The Penang Umno division has decided to start a Dato Syed Ja'afar Albar Fund to support '.he party's secretarygeneral in his fortneoming legal battle with Singapore's Prime Minister. Mr. Let- Kuan Yew. vhi has sued him for alleged lib^i. The fund was approved
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    Cable warning to mariners
    61 11 PENANG. Mon.— Marine headquarters today warned vessels that a submarine c&ble has been laid across the Annk Bukit River in i Alor Star. Kedah. About 180 I yards long trie cable stretches I northwards from the south-east I bank I Anchoring is prohibited within i 300
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    Holiday in Penang
    21 11 PENANG. Mon. The Stat« Government declared a. public holiday today in observance at the first day of Muhuunam-
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    122 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. THE rally in Industrials Intensified in more active dealings. Rises exceeded fails by over two to one. A.C.I. gained Is. 6d. to 545. Base metals and oils also firmed. ML Isa was up lid. to 345. lid. Todays prices wltU Friday"* prices In brackets: Mount l»a
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    256 14 MAY first trade rubber f.o.b. buyrrs closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yea- I trrdiiy at 74 <■, cts. per lb.. down a quarter of a cent on Friday's rlosine level for the position. The j tone was dull. R.A.S. and F.MJI.E. closing prices in
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    28 14 May 3. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 74i cents (down a quarter of a cent). TIN: 5729.871 (up 371 cents) Inofficial estimated offering 225 tons (down 5 tons).
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    572 14 From Our Market Correspondent WHEN trading resumed on the Stock Exchange yesterday after the Saturday's holiday the market knew officially that Soekarno would not be attending the Tokyo talks. This caused little stir as most operators had realised the chances of the
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    28 14 Malayan Stork Tndirrs. April SO. May 3. Industrials: TT.Hfi 7(i Tlnv 97.79 96.18 S rubbers: 101. i:, 103.63 Dec. 30. 196S mo. Dec 29. lOCS 100
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    192 14 May 3. Thr-« months. INDUSTRIALS BotiKtead 13 etc, ML Boa l City Dcv 7 cts. M. Invt. C.S. HoldiOKS N. Iron I 14 eta, 0.C.8.C. 1 Dunlop 12 cts. Rotlinun* 10 ctaj. Ked. i)i»p. U eta, Baa 6 eta. Kittpatrik.i 15 CU. B*l. Pi op. M r'a. y.
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      847 15 BEAUTY CULTURE IS Word* tt (Min.)— Box SO el*, txtra FOR THE VERY Best id Hslrsiyllng •od Beauty Culture at do extra coat. visit Amy We* of Michelle Beauty sulon ÜB. Battery Road. Singapore-! dlioents enrolment now ooeo. RUGS CARPETS t CURIOS STOCKS-FRESH PRICES-CHIAPgIT Belgian Carpet* Japan*** Carpet* x 12'
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      857 15 FOR SALE IS Word* St (Mlit.)— Bom St eta. txtra LATtST 1966 0.1.0. Rnfrlgeratora. Various Sizes Trade-In Accepted. Central Refrigeration. 346-390 Joo Chiat Road. B'pore. *****/*****. THB NEW FURNITURI-STYLINC Tork Alrcondltlonera available from Singapore Refrigeration Co., 164. Clemenceau Aye. Tel: (Spore) *****. ONLY MIS/- You can owo Germany s But
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      718 15 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT JOHORE BAHRU CIVIL SUIT NO. 16 OF 1965. Between Quelc Shin <k Sons Limited ...Plaintiffs. And 1. Heng Kok Ann and 2. Chan Ah Ying (m.w.) both of No. 523, li ms., Jalan Merslng, Kluang. ...Defendants. ADVERTISEMENT PURSUANT TO ORDER To: 1. Heng
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      396 15 KULIM RUBBER PLANTATIONS LIMITED The Directors of Kulim Rubber Plantations Limited have recommended the payment of a final dividend of 6'i making 10% for the year ended 31st December 1964, subject to confirmation at the Annual General Meeting. The dividend will be payable to shareholders registered at the close ol
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      278 15 TENDER PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: (Room No. 229. 2nd Floor, City Hall). (a) Supply of 500 sets group TV Street Llßhtlng Lanterns (Side Entry) complete wlt!i Lamps. Chokes and Cap.v itors. Tender Deposit |1 Close at 2.15 pm. on 18.5.65. (b) Supply of Overhead Lines Accessories i 4
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      BEST WORK BY GWANA, ZAZA
      334 16 They stand out in winding-up gallops for tomorrow's races PENANG, Monday. (JW.WA and Zaza, both engaged in different races on Wednesday, showed splendid form on a yielding track here this morning. They did the outstanding gallops today among horses winding-up their preparation for Wednesday. Gwana
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      THE STIPE'S REPORT Disobeyed orders, M. Ismail suspended
      370 16 THE STIPE'S REPORT Disobeyed orders, M. Ismail suspended DENANG. Mon. The 1 Stipendiary Stewards report on yesterday's races here K\( I I: \V. S. Bagby. trainer .iniiuiiliaii. was lined $25 for using wrung colours on the gelding. Powerful Fete >app. L. Kangi threw his head up at the id lost
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      SPOTLIGHT on your fancies
      632 16 SPOTLIGHT on your fancies EPSOM JEEP spotlights your fancies for tomorrow's races at Penanc. second day of the meeting < 1.. I DIV. 2— 5.X. mJITT: Speedy; SJI should be ideal tor him. SIX ARGKNT: Has bright i early speed; led right up to top I of s'traiylu in Div.
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      Lock icon Oaks favourite routs her rivals by 10 lengths
      132 16 MILAN. Mon. Top Italian filly. Tadolina. is a certain runner in the English Oaks after an impressive win in the Italian Oaks here yesterday afternoon. Trainer Lao ivngo said that ladolina. favourite for the FUiles OBMBtC at Epsom next month, would not
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      Clean sweep by Japan
      125 16 SEOUL. Mon. Japan completed a clean 5-0 sweep over South Korea today in their Davis Cup Eastern zone semifinal by taking the last two singles matche.v Japans Mitsuru Motl beat Korea's Kirn Too Hwan 5-7, 6-3 6-3. 6-3 and Kojl Watanabe outplayed Balk Sey Hyun 6-0.
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      394 16 PBMANG. Mon— Mm x.i:< si mmir COT Wcitlit* for Krangipani X.1.1 rl mv •II mx races here on «lobr Stream 8.1» p' ako Wastaetsk] Shantin Inn H.ll PfrfM t(on tM Kquitv 9.00 Bus Full (t 07 ,0 Thunder Bird 9.00 Winning Prize S.Oti pj,*^ 1 JJ. nrtor
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      742 16 Australia need a McCabe innings to save them —TEST CRICKET BARBADOS. Monday. pROM Wimbledon to Wombledon, as the nursery song has it. is seventeen miles. From Canberra to Barbados is more miles and airline charges than one cares to evaluate, but the long starry spells in space will be worthwhile
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      761 16 MlaSiliSLißßSLiJyUifckJd^Bl HOUSING AND DEVELOPMENT BOARD l.vhnm»tl<>n »f Gravea on Lot 115 Mk. I, Stirling Koad formrrU known a* heang Hone Lim Burial (•round. NOTICE Is hereby given that .■ill the graves on State land Lot US Mukim 1. bounded by Siirlim? Koad, Queensway and Anggora rnierly known as Clieang HOOg
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      647 16 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI II Xl SKKVK I S 111 PAKfMK.N I RMMB NOllCfc IKNDKKis will oe receivea t>f ihe Cliauman lenders Board, at uit Office ot the State Pinanciai Officer Government Office*. Brunei Town, up to 4.00 p.m. on Monday. 31st May. ***** for the supply and denvrry to the
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      806 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA KEMAJUAM KAMPONG DAN PERUSAHAAN RURAL AND IMUMKIII. IHUIUI'MKM M IHOKIIT Applications are invited preferably Irom Federal Citizens tor appointment as: L LEGAL OFFICER. Qualifications: Applicants moat oe either Bur;isiers or bollcitors and -nou.u nave at least three veaib uroiessiooal experience alter call aa a Bar- .Mci oi
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      336 16 Straits Times bh i ACROSS Riid ether writers <7>. 1 Drop mght-work-rowdy and 8. In for a testing time, to to all coming to nothing i 7 I>. speak' (s>. 9. Pprhaps food Irom various 7. Angered man of high rank. tms age uncertain '7). possibly (7). 10 In short,
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    Malaysia OUTPLAYED
    626 17 Israel 9 Malaysia 0; Burma 2 HK 0 IT'S BURMA AND ISRAEL AGAIN IN THE FINAL TOMORROW TOKYO, Monday. JSKAEL and Burma, the reigning joint title holders, will meet in the final of the Asian Youth soccer tournament on Wednesday. In today's seml-flnals both kept their unbeaten records
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    Hussein warns the Spore slackers
    199 17 SINGAPORE, Monday. INCHE Hussein Kamari, SAFA president and 1 chief selector, today warned Singapore Malaya Cup players that he would not tolerate any more absentism from training for the rest of the Malaya Cup competition. He .said that prompt action r would be taken against
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    BADMINTON China wants to meet Denmark
    113 17 BADMINTON China wants to meet Denmark JAKARTA. Mon. Communist China hopes to meet Denm.irk at badminton either in Peking or Copenhagen later thi* year, a visiting Chinese badminton "tin ill said here today. Arrordint to the oliicial new* agency Antara. Cheh Fu-Shou wild ommurmt China hopes tt> invite I».ini-li badminton
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    Lock icon Dexter rattles up 52 off tourists
    196 17 ARUNDEL. Su.sm>x. Mon. The New Zealand cricketers drew with a team of past and present rest players, chosen by the Duke lof Norfolk. In a one-day match played yesterday on the Duke's prlground at Arundel Castle here. K crowd of 3.000 whtisf 1 eatr
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    Husband-and-wife team win South Malaysia rally
    322 17 Husband-and-wif e team win South Malaysia rally SINGAPORE. Mon. A Saab, driven by a hus-band-and-wife team, yesterday won the South Malaysia 500 miles motor rally which started on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Pigcott conceded only 560 points throughout the whole distance and r.' w on the road approximately
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    JEGA AIMS AT NEW 400-METRE MARK THIS YEAR
    307 17 JEGA AIMS AT NEW 400-METRE MARK THIS YEAR By ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE, Mon. Malaysian sprint champion, Mani Jegathesan, who i earned a place in the influential "World Sports" magazine's list of top ten 200 metres runners in the world last year, has clocked brilliant times in time trials since he
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    Title to Palmer
    30 17 LAS VEGAS. Mon. Arnold Palmer, who led throughout, won the US $225,000 Tournament of Golf Champions by two strokes with a 72-hole total of 277 here, yesterday.
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    WESTPHAL HINT HELPED FORCES TO WlN—Suppiah
    405 17  - WESTPHAL HINT HELPED FORCES TO WlN— Suppiah F. EMMANUEL: SOCCER By Kuala Lumpur: Mon. rpHE MALAYSIAN Armed A ciation secretary, Cc gratefully acknowledged tl arrived West German socc had played in Armed Force Perak ir, yesterday's Malay Perak. Capi. Suppiah said: "Mr. Westphal spent only two hours with the team
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    Work to start this month on $1.5 million stadium
    223 17 Work to start this month on $1.5 million stadium KOTA BHARU, Mon. The East Coast of Malaysia will have its biggest sports stadium the Sultan Mohamed j IV Stadium to be built here ready by the end of next year. Construction work on th« stadium, costing $1.5 million will begin
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    74 17 SEREMBAN. Mon. Negri Sembilan Hockey Association will be -holding Its first Hockey Quad- rar.gular this season from Friday to Sunday on the Station Padang here. States taking part are Negri Malacca, Penang and I Johore. Penang and Malacca have accepted to compete in the quad but
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    BITTER NEWS FOR FA CUP CHAMPS
    384 17 T ONDON, Mon. Liverpool. the English FA. Cup chamRions. had bitter news in its our of glory yesterday. Two of its greatest stars left-back Gerry Bvme and right-half Gordon Milne cannot play in tomorrow's European Cup semifinal against Internazionale Milan. Liverpool returned home in
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      57 17 DIARY S(i< KR Ipoh Div. I: KIA v PCBC (Mpal grd>: Div. 2: Ramblers v Police FF (Jn A. Jallh l)i v 3: Rangers v Borneo Motors (Coronation ftrd) 1.. Prrak Div S: SAS v Tamil Yc'stors (T. An•om Kampar Div. 1: Aux. Polio Hydro. HOTKEY Ipnh Div. 1: AiderKonlans
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    PERLIS MB's RESPONSE TO LEE A SHOCK TO ALBAR
    209 18 KOAJ I IMPI'R. Mon. The I'mno SecretaryGeneral, Dato Syed l.i .u.ir Albar. said today he was "shocked" by the Perils Mentri Besar's "let's co-operate" appeal t> the Singapore Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew. The Mentri Besar. Dato Sheikh Ahmad, said
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    Lock icon Imaginative, say Aussies
    23 18 CANBERRA, Mom. Australian diplomats. In a preliminary reaction, described Tengku Abdul Rahman's proposal for an Asian body as "imaginative" Reuter.
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    'Scandal': Yong hits Filipino stand on visitors
    473 18 'Scandal': Yong hits Filipino stand on visitors SINGAPORE, Mon.— Singapore's Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. has protested to the Ministry of External Affairs against what he terms the "scandalous illtreatment" by the Filipino immigration authorities of Malaysians arriving at Manila by ship. In a letter to the Ministry's
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    65 18 DUBLIN, Mon. A Belgian fish expert said here today he had discovered a method of drugging fish so that they could arrive fresh in foreign markets. Gilbert Michiels. 42. a chemist, said by adding a secret chemical to the water, he had put salmon and trout "to
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    Lock icon Manila tornado
    41 18 MANILA, Mon— A baby tornado struck down 37 houses in Bobon town. Tarlac Province, some 58 miles north of here, the Philippine News Service reported today. The PNS said 62 families were homeless but no Injuries were reported. UPI.
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    Benefits for Indon refugees
    111 18 Benefits for Indon refugees KUCHING, Mon. Thirty-six families of Indonesian refugees who have been Riven asylum in Sarawak are getting benefits from the State development plan. They are being given tech- i nical, material, and financial assistance to help them plant padi. Reclamation The families, who came over the border
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    191 18 pANNES (French Riviera). I. Mon. A Chinese junk. Chang Feng (above), which left Hone Kong on Jan. 26 with a 10-man emr, sail«"l into Cannes harbour yesterday. The weather was rough when the junk arrived early in the morning off the
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    357 18 JOHNSON ACTS TO FOIL RED TAKEOVER WASHINGTON, Mon. PRESIDENT Johnson has ordered another I.S. troops into Ihe revolt-torn Dominican Republic, bringing lo 1 1,000 men the strength of America's armed blockage of ;i possible Communist takeover. News of the President's decision came in a dramatic broadcast to the nation on
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    456 18 LONDON. Mon. A further widespread and substantial advance was itcorded in the stock markets— still responding to Fridays steel White Paper— although prices often dosed below their best levels. Business was on a considerably bigger scale than recently and there was a large turnover in steel shares, which
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