The Straits Times, 8 May 1965

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    20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 NATION'AI LIBRARY; 1 Estd. 1845 SATURDAY. MAY 8, 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 1005
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    Home, a happy King
    144 1 Home, a happy King A HAPPY King returns home from a glorious tour of four Middle Eastern countries and a pilgrimage to Mecca. And to say "Selamat Pulang" to him and the radiant Queen at the airport was a huge gathering led by the Acting Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak.
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    Review Singapore's position call
    450 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday I [UNO'S weekly paper, Malaya Merdeka, wants the Central Government to review Singapore's position in Malaysia in view of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's recent statements about the .Malays The paper said that if this was not done and "no concrete action"' was taken
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    Lock icon JAPAN GIVES US HER FULL BACKING
    240 1 JAPAN GIVES US HER FULL BACKING TOKYO, Fri Japan supports Malaysia's participation in the second Afro-Asian conference at Algiers as much as the majority of Afro Asian countries, the official spokesman for the Foreign Ministry here said today. Mr. Akira Sono. director of the Ministry's Information and Cultural Affairs Bureau,
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    Lock icon Computer song
    31 1 MELBOURNE. Fri.— A Japanese school son. composed by a computer »a> pluyed on a taperecorder to 250 delegates to ihe International Coimress on Huniiin Relations here this week —Renter
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    Visas: Manila says sorry but...
    812 1 Visas: Manila says sorry but... TIANILA. Fri. The Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Mauro Mendez. said today incidents involving Malaysians with the Philippines immi- gration officials were i unfortunate but defended the controversial fingerprintinu requirement as "absolutely necessary "This country" Mr. Mendez added, "is preI pared to continue permitting the entry
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    STOP PRESS AUSSIES 650—6
    43 1 STOP PRESS AUSSIES 650—6 BARBADOS. Fri— West Indies had made 12 f»r no wicket in reply to Australia > first innings t«>t.«l of (,:»o-(i dec at lunch on third da> of fourth trst. At Worcester: x. 2>aiancirr- -'tO and 15.">-3. Wore* 255 at tea.
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  • ROYAL WELCOME HOME PHOTO SPECIAL
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      Selamat Pulang is the greeting
      660 2  -  T. G. NG B, Kuala Lumpur, Fri 21-GUN SALUTE AND A 99-MAN GUARD OF HONOUR THE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permaisuri Agong were given a grand ceremonial welcome when they arrived home this morning after a triumphant month long tour of the Middle
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      HANDSHAKES AT THE AIRPORT
      28 3 THE King and Queen receiving welcome home handshakes from YIPs who turned out in full force to greet them at the Kuala Lumpur airport.
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      The King to open Parliament on May 25
      104 3 The King to open Parliament on May 25 J^LALA IX'MPI R. Fri-The openirn; of a nrw session of Parliament on May 25 will be the Vane di-Per-tuan \mmcs first official function following his Mecca pilgrimage The session, which will go on till June 5. will debate the Royal speech which
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    'Trying hard to destroy' line-up of Opposition
    439 4 OTHMAN WOK REPLIES TO UMNO SINGAPORE, Fri. SINGAPORE'S Minister for Social Affairs, Inche Othman Wok, tonight exhorted all Malaysians who subscribed to or believed in a Malaysian Malaysia to give their full support to the forthcoming convention of pro-Malaysian and non-communal opposition parties.
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    'Pearly King, Queen' buffet
    58 4 SINGAPORE, Fri— The BOAC is holding a buffet tomorrow night for the "Pearly King and Queen" of Hampstead in London, who arrived in Singapore earlier in the day en route to a film premiere in Australia The buffet will be held at the residence of Mr.
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    AUPE branch officials
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Fri— lnche Hashlm Ismail has been elected chairman of the School Employees Branch of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees for this year. The vice-chairman is Inche Bakar Ahmad, and the Secretary, Inche Mohd. Sulor.
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    MAY DAY CASE: 118 IN COURT
    365 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. The biggest batch of 118 people, including 36 girls some of the 258 people charged last Monday in connection with the May Day disturbances today Siled the fourth magistrate's court to have their case mentioned. The cases of the others will be
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    'Lots and lots of food' at big fair today
    193 4 SINGAPORE, Fri— The I Yang di-Pertuan Negara. Tun Yusof bin Ishak will declare open the 13th International Bazaar for the Blind at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 10 a.m. tomorrow. Altogether 13 countries will be represented at the bazaar, each selling
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    •REPORT BUS VANDALS' APPEAL
    140 5 •REPORT BUS VANDALS' APPEAL DENANG. l-ri. The City Council today appealed to passengers traveJling in its buses to report immediately either to the conductor or the polite if tktSf see anyone daina!;in^ the seats This appeal followed reports that seats in City Council buses hul been slashed "This wanton destruction
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    Kedah MB gives a dinner
    79 5 SUNOEI PATANI. Fri The Sultan and Bultanab of" Keclah Line! the Minister of Education, Inche MohuniiU Khir Johari, were among the guests at a bullet dinner given oy the Kedah Mentri Besar, Dato Sved Omar Shahabudin. and his Wife, Datin Tengku Aminah. at their residence
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    The venom in Barisan libel —by a Judge
    417 5 $3,000-AND-APOLOGY AWARD SINGAPORE, Friday A NANYANG University ixgraduate, Mr. Yap Bor Lim, was awarded $5,000 by the High Court today for "loss of reputation and wounded feelings" caused by an article published in the Barisan Sosialis party organ, "Barisan/' of which the
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    Lock icon Scientists' pool for palm oil industry
    171 5 LONDON, Fri.— Plans to overcome the shortage of trained .scientists in the palm oil industry were discussed at a conference of experts which ended here yesterday. The conference. which was designed to help palm oil producing countries to improve the profitability ot their crop,
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    'He has had to live with this smear on his escutcheon5
    714 5 'He has had to live with this smear on his escutcheon 5 leged that Mr. Yap. while an undergraduate of the Arts Faculty last year, sat for a re-examination in the English paper for a girl student. The defence claimed that Mr. Chia. as editor of the party's Chinese journal,
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    Aussie sales team due
    55 5 SINOAPORE. Pri. A fourman team of West Australian ni.mut icturrr> is due in Singapore tomorrow for a 10-day visit to promote the sale of their Droducts The team is now touring Bangkok. The group is led by Mr P. J Malone. secretary of the exrxirt division.
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    New batch of Peace Corps men due on Monday
    128 5 New batch of Peace Corps men due on Monday 17 U ALA LUMPUR, Fri. Most of the new batch of 79 American, Peace Corps volunteers due here on Monday will be posted to Sabah and Sarawak. The rest will help In Kedah's rural development programme and agricultural project*. Before taking
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    Council meeting
    16 5 KUALA LIPIS. Fri. —The Town Council here will hold a meeting on May 14.
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      233 5 ENTER NOW MISS &Zk SINGAPORE (pj) 1965 7 MISS MALAYSIA MISS UNIVERSE CONTEST NATIONAL THEATRE 15TH MAY 1965 8.00 P.M. Tickets at $5/- $4/- $3/- $2/- and Entry forms are available at> ROBINSON'S T.M.A. LTD. KATONG FLOWER SHOP H. G. KAILEY CO., (M) LTD. 9 Hongkong St. COLD STORAGE (ORCHARD
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon Red threat now in Korat, 150 miles from Bangkok
      313 6 INFILTRATORS SET UP FOOTHOLDS BANGKOK, Friday. A PROVINCIAL Governor warned yesterday that Communist agents had infiltrated into the country as far as Korat, only 150 miles north-east of Bangkok, according to the Bangkok Post. The paper reported that Governor Sawat Paribhat
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      Lock icon Is Mao moving troops to Vietnam?
      150 6 Is Mao moving troops to Vietnam? UONG KONG, Fri. Communist Chinese authorities were today reported to have placed restrictions on rail traffic between Canton and Peking. Travellers, who returned from China, said they understood the restrictions would be in force till May 20. The authorities had advised people to travel
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      Lock icon A nuclear hit...
      33 6 PEKING. Fri— A film "The Successful Explosion of China's First Atom Bomb." is being shown throughout China and is proving an unprecedented success, the New China News Agency reported. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Trade review
      46 6 TOKYO. Fri Tlie Japanese Government has begun an emergency review of economic aid for emerging nations, particularly in Africa, to appease the growing rc-"-entnvnt among them toward the heavily adverse balance in their trade with Japan, the Japanese Ministry of Trade said today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon The absent Maca
      31 6 MANILA. Fri. A congress- man charged last night that President Macapagal assumed office on December 30, 1161 he had been out of Manila one-third of the time. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Menzies wins on Vietnam troops
      112 6 (CANBERRA. Fri.— The Australian Labour Opposition late last night failed in an attempt to block the dispatch of Australian troops to Vietnam. The Government defeated the attempt by 60 votes to 44. The Opposition forced the division at the end of a flve-and-a-half-hour debate in
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      Lock icon ASSAM, TRIPURA REPORT PAKISTAN BUILD-UP
      121 6 (CALCUTTA. Frl. A heavy build-up and airlift of Pakistani troops along the borders of the eastern Indian States of Assam and Tripura was reported last night by senior State officials. The Assam Chief Minister. Mr. B.P. Chaliha. and Mr. S. L. Singh, the Tripura Chief
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      Lock icon INDIA BREAKS TIES WITH RHODESIA
      180 6 INDIA BREAKS TIES WITH RHODESIA SALISBURY, Fri.— The Indian Government has withdrawn diplom atic recognition of the j Rhodesian Government, the Prime Minister, Mr. Lan Smith, said last night. Mr. Smith said the Indian Government had decided on this action because of Rhoi desla's internal polieie.s. He made his surprise
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      Lock icon Grenades found in monasteries
      47 6 RANGOON, Fri. Combined array and police squads have unearthed grenades and other ammunition in raids on Buddhu* monasteries at Mandalay, according to reports reaching hereThe raids were ordered afUr more than 150 Buddhist monks were arrested throughout the country for anti-Government activities.— AP.
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      Lock icon Labour wins a bitter steel debate with majority of 4
      722 7 WILSON TRIUMPHS AS HIS REBELS RETURN LONDON, Friday THE Labour Government yesterday won Parliament's approval of its outline plans for steel nationalisation by a fourvote majority in a critical and bitter House of Commons debate punctuated by jeers and roars
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      Lock icon Now Tory win cuts Labour majority to three
      158 7 t ONDON, Fri. Sir •"Alec Douglas-Home's Conservative Opposition Party yesterday won the Hall Green. Birmingham, by-elec-tion with an, 8,150--vote majority only slightly less than in last October's general election. This victory cuts the Labour Government's overall majority to three in the 630--seat
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      Lock icon De" Gaulle says 'stay out'
      43 7 PARIS. Fii. President de I Gaulle said today that United Stales troops should get out of i the Dominican Republic He wns also considering re- cognising the government of Col- Francisco Dena. leader of the rebel forces. Reuter.
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      31 7 PARIS. Fn. The 10 richest member coustries of the In: tional Monetary Pund yesterday announced approval for a British request for US$l,4OO million from the fund to bolster sterling. Reuter-
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      Lock icon ALL TURN UP FOR THE 'WHEELCHAIR VOTE'
      103 7 LONDON. Fri. Government's hairsbrcadth victory in the House of Commons last night on its outline of plans to nationalise steel might well come to be known as the "wheelchair vote." The vote came against a background of hectic activity by party whips to
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      Lock icon Race and God's law—by a KKK lawyer
      216 7 Race and God's law by a KKK lawyer HAYNESVILLt: (Alabama). Fri A lawyer defending a Ku Klux Klansman accused of murdering a civil rights worker said in court here yesterday: "God did not intend us to mix with the black race." Ku Klux Klan counsel Matt Murphy, added: "I don't
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      Lock icon Squeeze on credits is tightened
      77 7 LONDON. Fri —The lid on the credit squeeze was clamped even tighter yesterday when bankers were called to the Bank of England to be told that they must b#< absolutely resolute in resisting loan demands. Lord Cromer. Governor of the Bunk of England, warned bankers
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      129 7 Allot/ 0,.p Bn r T Tmttlin Hfe» "ir? 7 MEW HOLD tr. I EH? NOW P f~>oircW?TGO^AO< 1 I ...MDU'P FREEZE OH." YEH 1 GUESS YOUVi "*i DOC! WAIT? I WHAT? JmjLM TO VIKIN6IANP LIKE TO DEATH IN V WGHf AT TMAT' rt _llf±^ 1 TMAT/ MV GOSH. MAN- THOSf
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    Big hunt for Indon intruders off Katong
    241 8 Big hunt for Indon intruders off Katong SINGAPORE, Friday. patrol boats and police troops scoured the shores off Katoog and West (.'oast Road throughout last night alter receiving reports that "Indonesian infiltrators" had been seen in those places. A sampan was reportedly seen at sea off Katong at 8.10 p.m.
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    Yong greets happy 'heart' boy
    586 8  - Yong greets happy 'heart' boy- SOH TIANG KENG JOY, EXCITEMENT AT AIRPORT By CINGAPORE, Kri. There was a flurry of excitement all over the Singapore Airport YIP enclosure tonight. Voices chatted and laughed. Near the YIP room tern c perimeter, a large group of people were seen clustering around a
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    Astrid Bakke due
    25 8 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Knutsen Line vessel Astrid Bakke will be calling at Singapore for the first time on or about May 13.
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    No water areas
    56 8 SINGAPORE, Fri— The Public Utilities Board today announced that there will be no water in these areas from 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. on Sunday: Alexandra Terrace, Pepys Road. Pasir Panjang Hill, Balmeg Hill and Labrador Villa Road. The shutdown is to enable work to be carried
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    IMPRESSIVE' SAYS INDIAN MINISTER of JURONG ESTATE
    260 8 SINGAPORE, Friday. THE Indian Minister of Transport, Mr. Raj Bahadur, now on a visit in Singapore, said today that he was greatly impressed by the industrial complex at Jurong. "It augurs well for the future of Singapore and Malaysia and I wish it
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    Two service brothers meet 9,000 m. From home
    178 8 Two service brothers meet 9,000 m. From home KUCHING. Frl. —At a jungle outpost in Sarawak, about 9,000 miles from their home town of Catter;"k, Yorkshire, North England, two brothers have met for the first time since they left home to serve overseas. Tiey are Corporal Paul Snook, or the
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    Stray cow sent to abattoir
    54 8 SINGAPORE, Frl. A stray cow, was seized yesterday along Airport Road was slaughtered at the Government abattoir thio morning. Its meat was distributed to five charitable institutions. This brings the total number of straying cattle seized and disposed of since operations began on Feb. 8
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    Sacked employees are reinstated
    362 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Industrial Arbitration Court today ordered a travel agency, G.C. Nanda and Sons Ltd.. to reinstate the 11 employees whom it dismissed in May last year, on the same terms and conditions of service they enjoyed prior to dismissal. The court ruled that they
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      303 8 Straits Times Crossword i tv ACROSS 23 s word, for stimuli (7). 1. The uninspiring quality of 7. Iterate a mention of one who sport (13). m et her fate in the l down 8. 23 course where the horses (5 10) dont bolt their food? (10j. io. My 23*
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      48 8 THE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures in Malaysia for the period 8 p.m. Thursday to 8 p.m. yesterday Highest Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 73 Kota Bharu 84 75 Penang 90 73 Ipoh 91 72 Malacca 86 75 Singapore 84 73 C. Highlands 75 59 Jesselton 75 Kuching 72
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    "Singapore leaders trying to split the races*
    216 9 "Singapore leaders trying to split the races* if ALA! < V M The 1 president of the Mal*cca Malaysian Chinese Validation. Dato Tan Cheng Swee. said here tod.i\ that certain Singai)Oi<- loaders were making utterances to split the unity among the races in the country. This was a very serious
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    Three new typhoid cases in Malacca
    85 9 Three new typhoid cases in Malacca VIALACCA, Fri. I I Three more confirmed cases of typhoid have been admitted to the General Hospital here today, bringing the total to 26. The victims are from Batu Tiga. Bukit Baru Dalam; Kampong Durian Daun. Masjid Tanah. 18 miles from here, and Kampong
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    Illegal hawking
    35 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. A. Rahim bin Oman. 23. (if K.imponi? SemHrang. was fined S5 in a magistrate's court here today for hawking without a licpiice yesterday morning M Jalan Mountbatten. He pleaded guilty.
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    My father was at embassy for King's visit...
    472 9 My father was at embassy for King's visit. ENVOY'S SON: HAJI HUSSEIN MENTIONED QUARTER OF THE TRUTH... KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. HAJI SUHAIMI, 25, son of the Malaysian Ambassador in Jeddah, Dato Haji Kamaruddin, today denied an allegation that his father was not in when the King visited the embassy there
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    Trooper jailed for extortion
    153 9 Trooper jailed for extortion TAWAU. Fri. A 21A year-old trooper of the 2nd Recce Squadron of the Federation Armed Forces. Chang Soon j Yam. was sentenced to six months' jail by Mr. Justice Simpson after he was found guilty of j extortion. Chang was accused at impersonating an officer of
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    Senu in Penang
    44 9 KUALA LUMPL'R. Fri. The Minister of Information and 1 Broadcasting, inche Senu bin 1 Abdul Rulini.iM pit tor Prrwng today on his way to Kubang Ba'su Timor. Kedah. wherr hr w.ll attend in- 1 annual mretuiß of the :non division tomorrow
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    New school opening
    30 9 SEKEMBAN. Fri. Iht Y.mf? di-Ptrtuan Be.sar of Ncgn Srmbilati ttlli opi :i ■< 5500.000 I'ppej Secondary Religtoua B I Bukii Merbah. .pit at 9 a.m. mi May 27
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    FIGHTERS IN COURT
    71 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. j Two men arrested for fighting in public were i charged in an magistrates court here today with be- j having in a disorderly manner. i Lim Sook Khuan. 32. of I 1 Weld Road, and P. Baba Singh. 56 of Brickfields. 1 were
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    Mohsein suggests a central body for youths
    124 9 OATU PAHAT. Frl. o The Assistant Minister of Culture. Youth and Sport. Engku Mohsein bin Abdul Kadir. today suggested that a central body be formed to help the activities of youth organisations. His Ministry would do its best to promote youth activities in
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    Woman's 200-yard dash for help
    124 9 T»ANGKAK. Fri A 56-year-old woman, tied and KaKged by three armed robbers, freed herself and made a 200--yard dash to a police station here today. When Madam Boon Chul Hwa. a mother of five, returned with the police.' the robbers had left with S7O and
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    Shell exploded
    28 9 SINGAPORE. Pri bomb expert exploded an old wartime shell siifely near Mum inn Reservoir tod.iy The relic had been unearthed two hours earlier by a lHbotr.vi
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    Admitted to bar
    23 9 IPOH. Fi:. Mi Pllla: \\*.s admitted to Ihe Frd. ration bar by Mr. Justice All bin In :hp High Com
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    DEATHS
    57 10 Wtrds SIS (Minimum) MAOAM LOW KAM CHEE •>« >» Jalan Imhl. K L,. passed away pe.-irr tullj (iii h ..-6.1. Cortege leaving nousiII no am to-day for S Bern Cemetery MAOAM CHAN KAM TONC aged ft •no'hi-r of l^nng Kh.u B»ee passed away on 7-S-19S.V Funeral today viriK Chlk
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    196 10 ■n Word, US < Minimum i MR. A MRS. Kamuel Can TlanK Choon thank ail rrlatlvr. and friend* i lor 'hnr valuable presents and kind attaadann at their wedding on H-4-M DR. AND MRS. Thomas Sim Wonx I I'hin «Kh to thank all relative* and frirnd!i for their kind
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 10 M H»rrf» SH (Minimum I IN LOVINO MEMORY at Mr Anthony loaepa Fernandez who left „n M V hi» «ife and rlnldren
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    207 10 M <«»r>f« SIS 'Mimmtim' THE COCKPITS RIJSTTAFEL itiAtu every baturdoy and Sunday luacb tun*. NOW HEAR THIS I'.r. ,n MU. Today •he day. British Stall Victoria Hull. FEDERAL PUBLIC A I IO.,» L ID. Invite all tearhera and tioun xidicta to hrowae In their showroom at Titnea H.i..-. F-.ivcr
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      A Painful Surprise
      651 10 It is possible to understand j Pakistan's reservations on the Seato communique's reference to aid to Vietnam, and France's dissociation from the entire communique, without subscribing to their opinion. But what can be made of the refusal of both governments to support the communique's sober statement on
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      Hitting Back
      347 10 If the Philippines Government's attitude towards Malaysian visitors is the same as that of its Immigration Commissioner, Mr. Martiniano Vivo, the Malaysian Government should lose no time in declaring the Asa visa arrangements to be void rendered so by Filipino contraventions. It should also order forthwith the fingerprinting
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      Goods Ban
      194 10 With Singapore's ban on South African imports effective, with a few unavoidable and temporary exceptions, from next Thursday and Sarawak's prohibition coming into force on June 1. the anomaly of differing attitudes within Malaysia to this matter of national policy will soon be largely removed. Sabah can be
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      The doctor's thirty patients
      312 10 "rjIAXPAYER'S" letter 1 (ST. April 21 j may give rise to the erroneous impression that in Thomson Road OutDatients Dispensary the doctor saw 30 patients for the day and after having seen the oatients by 3.20 p.m. would not see any more patients for the rest
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      54 10 MANY will continue to comment on the unnecessary use of force by an officer of the law towards a gentleman of the local press. Perhaps what should be done at this time Is a reeducation of the entire nollce force in their attitude and approach when dealine with members of
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      50 10 THE selection of books on local and SouthEast Asian history, economics and current affairs in the lending section of the Singapore National Library is poor. .T'idsing from the monthly catalogues published by the library, very few new books are being acquired, and most are for the reference section. BOOKLOVER Singapore-
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    A cash boost for (he New Look libber
    1210 10 A cash boost for (he New Look libber "if 'If this development is beneficial it must be given worthwhile momentum' in New York on Thursday. Dr. L. Bateman. Controller of Rubber Research, and chairman of the Rubber Fund Board, addressed American rubber industrialists and technical experts on Malaysia's "new look"
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    Finding a middle way with rent control
    535 10 YOUR leader of April 27 m headed •Rent Law," stated iftat there clearly ts no intention that tbe Control of Rent Ordinance should be "scrubbed" and that the purpose of the review "1« to find ways to remove glaring defects In the Ordinance,
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    A do-ityourself offer to sacked stars
    331 11 A do-it-yourself offer to sacked stars SINGAPORE, Fri. The Shaw Organisation today offered the 105 sacked film stars and technicians of Malay Film Productions Ltd. the use of its studio facilities for a "reasonable rental" if they could produce films economically. After a meeting between the organisation and representatives of
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    Madam Chan's date
    26 11 oINGAFORE. Fr: TIM Assemblywoman tcr Delta. Mada.n Chan Choy Siong. will open the Bukit Ho Swee community centre at 730 p m. tomorrow-
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    That flipper—by man flown from England
    1186 11 That flipper by man flown from England SINGAPORE, Friday Sunny's brother warned: If anyone discusses case with you... THE BARGIRL MURDER CASE: Sixth day of the trial PROSECUTION witness, specially flown out from England for the murder trial of Sunny Ang, said here today that he found a green flipper
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    The young at art: An invitation
    103 11 The young at art: An invitation ,I(UALA LUMPUR, Fri Malaysia will be among the countries taking part in an exhibition of "Children's Art From the Commonwealth" at the Royal College of Art In London from Sept. 16 to Oct. 16. All Malaysian children between the ages of five and 16
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    That ban: 'Chicken farm industry affected'
    267 11 That ban: 'Chicken farm industry affected' SINGAPORE, Fri. The total ban on the importation of all South African goods into Singapore, effective from May 13, is expected to hit the State's stock-feed and chicken farm Industries the hardest. Official statistics show that for the first nine months last year. Singapore
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    Bibi finds defenders for her change on —wheels
    242 11 Bibi finds defenders for her change on —wheels DENANG, Fri. Both the Mayor, Mr. C. Y. Choy, and the Penang Kaum Ibu leader, Che Dasimah Dashir, today defended India's woman marathon cyclist, Bibi Jahn, who began a planned 72-hour nonstop performance on the Esplanade here this evening. "I don't see
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    Defence move
    31 11 SUNUEJ PATANI K. Jea.iuth.-in lias been iinpointed iretary of ti Defence here m .succession to Mr. Choong Chee Chong. who haa own transferred to headquarter! m Kuai.i 1 urv.pur
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    Lock icon Lee to Asian socialists: Speak up with courage before it is too late...
    622 12 VIETNAM WAR— 'WE MUST TAKE A STAND ON CRUCIAL ISSUES' BOMBAY, Friday SINGAPORE'S Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. yesterday called for courageous expression by Asian socialists "without hiding behind the screen of equivocation" on crucial issues
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    'Malaysian Film Evening' in Perth
    91 12  - 'Malaysian Film Evening' in Perth GARY YEANG From DERTH. Fri. A "Malay- slan Film Evening"' was recently held by the West Australian Curtin Junior Chamber of Commerce to raise funds for the Austra-lia-Asia House It was hold on April 30 at the Leederville Town Hall, about three miles from Perth
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    Gifts for 3 temples
    72 12 1 PARIT BUNTAR. Fri. The I Beau it Ptrak. Dato Alij mad bin Said, will Visit Krian dis- i trict tomorrow to hand over Guv- j eminent grants totalling $58,000 j to three Chinese tmiplt under the rural development scheme. Dato Ahmad will givp a cheque
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    Necklace grab
    31 12 PENANO. Fvi. A wwnan. Lee Chooi Lean. 36. had her $200 necklace and pendant grabbed oy a youth, while she rode in a trtsha in Prangin Road yesterday evening.
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    Lee has changed tactics to gain power, says Tan
    324 12 Lee has changed tactics to gain power, says Tan MALACCA, Fri. 'J'HE Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said today that Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, had now changed his tactics to gain power. "Last year, he wanted to oust the MCA. but now he has changed
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    'Badges for V-Corps members soon'
    109 12 'Badges for V-Corps members soon' SINGAPORE. Fri. Vigilante Corps members will soon be issued with special I badges and warrant cards for identification purposes. Each warrant card will carry the ohotograph of the member. This was announced by Singapore's acting Prime Minister. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. last night when he
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    Red Cross gift
    35 12 I PENANG. Fri.— The New Zealand Red Cross Society has sent v pift of 500'.b of milk powder to the Penang Red Crass for distribution to charitable organisations in the State. i
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    Back from front-line duty—9o SIR men
    134 12 Back from front-line duty— 9o SIR men SINGAPORE, Fri. Another batch of 90 men of the Ist Bn., I Singapore Infantry Regiment, flew home this evening after six months on operations 1 or Sebatik Isla id in Sabah. They arc the tilth batch to return after completing their tour of
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    Gang fighter arrested
    46 12 I SINOAPORE. Fri.— A "fichter" j of the Tiong Gi Ho secret socirty. who is believed to be a robber. wa.s arrested last night in the BukH Ho Swee area by police. He was detained under the Criminal Law (Temporary Provi- sionsi Ordinance.
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    Wanted man is held in Muar
    40 12 ML'AR. F:;. A m r r quMUonbif by the Singapore puttee In connection with ;< number of recent chealirg cas»'s detained by ihe police hn-t night He wIU bo handpd over to the Singapore police-
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    But this little piggy wouldn't hark it
    218 12 But this little piggy wouldn't hark it DEN A N G Fri. A 1 piglet produced in the Second Magistrate's Court today failed to respond to a swineherd's call. As the swineherd. Iff. NaKappan, 21, crouched on the floor and grunted, the little Pi^ cowered under the Press table and
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    Switches stolen
    33 12 SINGAPORE .Fri.— Two automa! v time .switches, worth $71. were stolen from lamp-post* in Gilsteiicl Road last night, bringing to 69 the number of timing devices stolon mi far tins War.
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      GRAPES WITH A SWEETER FUTURE
      239 13 YOUR short leader ot April 27 was out of tune with the publicity you have seen fit to give to the grape-growers in this country. True. Malaysia has no seasons, but pruning of the vines has the effect of an artificial winter and produces flowering
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      BOMB TEST
      27 13 TNSTEAD of sending A convicted Indonesian saboteurs of gaol or to the gallows, why not out them to work on suspected bomb parcels? SAGITTARIUS Singapore
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      Government work and the arithmetic of overtime
      658 13 Government work and the arithmetic of overtime I REFER to your rcporl on potential legislation in Singapore to control overtime and note below a few salient fhCti on the subjects as practiced in commerce and industry. The need for overtime may arise in one of three ways, namely: To fill
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      The two elusive correspondents
      55 13 IF in any situation an officer of the law is capable of "losing his head" than he certainly is not fit to represent the law. It sounds so nice and neat that only two foreign correspondents managed to elude the police whilst our local reporters (scores
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      A TRICK FOR SOUND WITHOUT PICTURE
      122 13 A TRICK FOR SOUND WITHOUT PICTURE TV screens in Northern Malaya were graced with the now familiar 'square pattern' on April 30. Only this time it was a breakdown with a difference, you had th* sound but no picture. Our TV sets had been turned into Hi-fl VHF radio sets.
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      Radio for housewives
      80 13 T AM disappointed that Radio Slngapura closes down every day from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. Like many thousands of housewives. I remain in the house while the other members of the family are at work or at school. We are prepared to listen to any progrpjnme
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      THE MAN-MADE MAN-EATERS
      330 13 THE MAN-MADE MAN-EATERS MAN-EATERS are very largely man made: Tigers are caught In traps seriously injured. They then become dangerous. Wild animals fear and avoid man and are only driven to attack when injured, starving or baited. Hunting and trapping often takes place in the jungle near estates. The natural
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      BALLOT AND NO HOUSES
      98 13 T"HE explanation given by the chairman of the Singapore Government Officers Co-opera-tive Housing Society for the decision to abandon the Holland Grove Road project Is not satisfactory. Why did the society embark on the project when it knew the squatter problem had not been solved? Why
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      A right dress for Singapore ministers
      117 13 WATCHING the direct V telecast of the Singapore State Day celebrations at Jalan Besar Stadium. I noticed that the Yang dl-Pertuan Negara was in formal dress, visiting V.LP.s in white shirt and tie, and yet the majority of Singapore Ministers arrived minus tie some
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      58 13 r |*HE news that only 28 students were accepted for First Year Medicine in the University of Singapore in the current session came as a shock to many parents whose children had the necessary qualifications stated in the Instructions' booklet of tht University. The country needs doctors and we sincerely
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      75 13 TWO fewer than ten schools are located at the vicinity of TanJong Katong Road, where the traffic between 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. is chaotic. In order to maintain a free flow of traffic and minimise any danger to the hundreds of school children using this road. I suggest that
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      24 13 IF only "Federal" citizens are eligible for th* foreign service, surely Tun LJm Yew Hock's presence In Canberra must be a mistake! SEAH Seremban
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      591 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Warmm S* i \t,n i— H..t Sh ctt »tfr. 1963 VOLKSWACEN 1200 one uno Yuu iU-a. Walllch Slr,-,-t. Spore "Her 200 p.m JAGUAR MKS and Honda I2scc Sport 11.600 takes 'xjth or sell scparai 1} 1.1 jalan renang. Spore 10. VAUXHALL CRESTA 1961 13 ver> Kood
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      576 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word* Si (Mm. >— Box SO et: extrm 1961 MINI AUSTIN Kxcellent condition atcMent-frea <umprehenstve inaurBe mnnT-draiT. liiepnone Neo (S |K>rci FIAT 500, Model 1961. In excellent t.m Available I v a.m. at 33U, I -i in\ S pore ***** Citroen II) 19 lUttO Suspension, overhauled.
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    TECHNICAL IMPROVEMENT IN EQUITY SHARE PRICES
    950 16 Proni Our Market Correspondent mURNOVER continued 1 small on the Stock Exchange yesterday but prices in industrials generally tended to improve. This was attributed, not so much to any under-lying better sentiment, but rather to a technical reaction after the recent easiness and in
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    STOCK INDICES
    28 16 .Malayan Stork Indices May 6 Ma? 1 Industrials: 76.01 7fi 52 rins: 94.98 94 83 i rubber*: 103.73 103 73 •Dee. 30. 1963=100 Dec. 29, 1962-100
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    SINGAPORE PRODUCE PRICES
    70 16 CHINESE Produce Exchanne. Blngi- pore noon prices per pieul yesterday: Coconut all: bulk (64 ncllera. drum »67 nellcrs. Coari: May/June UK /Continent: Unquoted. Pepper: Muntok white 5143 arller*. Sarawak white SI43J sellers, special Sarawak blark Sl22t aellrrs. (arMed L.-imponK blark *****N) sellers. ASTA $I.">7KN) aellera. Sinmporit Coconut
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    234 16 May 7. Three months. INDUSTRIALS BouMend 13 rts. M. Box 10 eta. City Dev. 7 eta. M. Invt. 10 eta. C.S. Holding! N. Iron eta ct 0.C.8.C. 13 ct* nunlops 12 rta. Rothmans 10 eta. red. Dlsp. 12 <ts. San 6 eta Kltzpatrlclu 15 cU. Sel. Prop 14ct«.
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    DOLLAR RATE
    56 16 T"IH present rate of the Malayan dollar against the pound strr ling fixed on November 24 last year is Selling TT or OD Zs. 3 LI l«d.. Buying TT 2s. I it, Bin ing OD 2s. 4 id. The dollar U at Its statutory middle position in relation
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    Thin trade on Malayan Rubber Market
    400 16 qiHE past weeks trading was X very thin and on take was again disappointing on the Malayan Rubber Market the Malayan Rubber Market. Nevertheless levels were well maintained mainly due to continued reticence on the part of sellers say H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their
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    121 16 SHIPS lying »lonmid. the Sinxaporo narQour wnxrvoi or expeclet] lo» day are: Himalaya 1/3, Orvla 8/7, Clvtonmia t/t, Cvrlop* 15/16, Cosmos C Hont-koni' Aml»r M/ 28, S:im:i>li)a 31 'S2, Kuthrvcrett 33/34, Rrvi-onshir* 35/34, N.-irwlrk SS/39, Hide M.iru 40/41, Star Betelgense 42/43, Arcadia, 44/49, We-.tr.i11.-4 46, Perils N.W.
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    23 16 May 7. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 741 conts (unchanged). TIN: miJI (down 52.87.). I nofTicial estiraatrd offering 240 tons (up 5 tons).
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      244 16 LLOYD TRIESTINO t ROUND VOYAGE TO HONG KONG m.v. "ASIA" Deports: Singapore 15th May, 1965. Arrives: Hong Kong 19th May, Departs: Hong Kong 21 tt May, Arrives: Singapore 24th May, Limited First Class accommodation available m.v. "VICTORIA Departs: Singapore 11th June, 1965. Arrives: Hong Kong 15th June, Departs:) Hong Kong
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    724 17 [BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded In brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Cold Store (1.000) Eait Smelt (3.U00) 54.10: Ilts 51..18 SL. (7.UOU) 51.58, (2.000) $1,311: f. and N. ordi (1,000) $2.38
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    Tin price continues to ease in Penang
    265 17 'plir.KK was a further drop 1 in the Straits tin price in Penang yesterday of OJ7i to 5728 25 per picul. The offering was estimated ;it 240 tons (up five tons). In London on Thursday tin had displayed an easier tone In a
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      694 17 (Continued froia Page 14) VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Words (Mm.)— Box 50 rts. mxlra 1963 A6O COUNTRYMAN. AM Van. 19i.l I iHumis. O/Rekord. I I O Hi knrd, A4O Flat 1100. Ki.it nuu, Boreward s/\v. etc., Chuan Hone Trading c< Ltd., lbl Lavender St.. Spore Kasy payments arrantjeable. GOOD OUALITY
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      873 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Words ft (Min.)-Box tt rts. exfr. FIVE VESPA TRIVANS and 100 Ford Vans all id running order. Can he viewed during office hour* at \i> GranKe Road. Tendera ID scaled envelopes clearly marked "Tendtr V«nlclva" must be addressed to Chairman Disposals Committee, NAAJn, l» Ur.-inice Road.
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      905 17 FOR SALE IS Wmrd U (Min.)-Box it cts. txtrm CCC JUNK STOKE LTD B Newton Koad. B'pore. T«l: MLSU. Offers Poi Sale:— Krimatlc. OJjC Refrigerators, standard A Table Fans. Record Players. Radiograms. Rod Iron Tables Chairs, Standard Lamps, Metal Office Cupboard, Porcelain Wares, L.P Records. Books. Carpets. Divan Beds. Dressing
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      728 17 BATU LINTANG RUBBER COMPANY LIMITED (Incorporated in the States ol Malaya) NOTICE OF DIVIDEND NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the directors have declared an interim dividend to. the year ending 30th June 1966, of 5 cents per $1.00 stock less income tax at 40% payable to stockholders on the Register
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      712 17 JARDINE WAUGiI LIMITED (Incorporated In Honf Konc) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Sixth Ordinary General Meeting of the Company will be held at 204 Cantonment Road, Singapore, on Saturday, the Twenty second day of May, 1965 at Noon. BUSINESS 1. To i:celve the Directors' Report and Accounts tor the
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      439 17 NOTICES SUNGEI BIDOR TIN DREDGING LIMITED Tin ore output tor the mon h of April 1965 897 piculs Hours worked 614 Yardage treated 278.100 yards LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT TENDER NO. 5664. TENDERS are invited for the purchase of Miscellaneous Surplus Materials and Scrap Iron etc. at Tanjong Kling Power Station.
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      59 17 NOTICE TIN OUTPUTS- APRIL 1965 Austral Amalgamated Tin Limited 2.670 PlcuU Kamponp Kamunting Tin Dredgln Ltd. 309 PlcuU AUSTRAL MALAY TIN LIMITED. (Secretaries) A E BARTLETT. Secretary. IN MEMORIAM IN Mt.MOKY OF James Amalaseelan DoralraJ, you answered god's su 'den call we offer up our sigh's and heartaches, may ha
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      SUNGEI WANG CAN UPSET IN SUMMER CUP
      292 18 SUNGEI WANG CAN UPSET IN SUMMER CUP RACING with Epsom Jeep PENANG. Friday. gUNGEI WANG, winner of the Perak Derby last season and the TengkiTs Gold Cup in 1963, looks fit after a spell and he can surprise in Sunday's B£f Summer Cup for Class 1, Div. 1 horses. This
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      The Stipe's report
      363 18 The Stipe's report DENANG. Fn The Stipen- diary Stpward's report on Wednesday's racing here, the second day. is: RACE 1: Near the 3f Double Chance (apprentice S. Ng) had ro be checked when National Jo? (Khumisi who u.i.s hanging .shifted in on him- Shortly after entering the stniißht Panama Boy
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      587 18 CRICKET LONDON, Fri. Engash County cricket champions Worcestershire failed by six runs in their bid to gain first innings lead over the touring New Zealanders on the sword day of their .hree^day j match hrr>- yesterday. In spite Ot a rirr fourth-wicket'
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      PENANG 3rd DAY
      1096 18 Race 1—2.30 Cl l Div l ($10,000) 5 f 1 ***** B«>al Meadow a (Mr A; Mrs SC Law) R. Brcuk 6 9.5 (F) Coleman 7 2 ***** Pride of Greece a (Taurus St> E Breuk. 4 8.6 ISFI Trprena 1 3 271:12 Star Era g (Lucky
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      EPSOM JEEP'S SPOTLIGHT ON FANCIED RUNNERS
      620 18 EPSOM JEEP'S SPOTLIGHT ON FANCIED RUNNERS R\(l ONI PKIDI ()l (.KM (E: Did not accept last week: ha.s eood speed, second to s-.r over Penanc sjf last MUOQ; good .second to Belle Rosheea OWT B. Tim^h 6f In M.irch 1 \nh Imi B ■pflOdj: 5U should be ideal tor him.
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      627 18 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT JOHOR BOARD J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE TENDER NOTICE TENDERS from J.KR. reTenders wil, be received by the te JJJ» d fSeTead Vl" Chairman Economic Development ana aDove Head VI Hoard. 2nd Floor. Fullerton Build- Supply of Tyre Re-treads and ing. for the following works:- Re-lugs will be received at
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      409 18 TENDERS L« I LEMBAGA LtIRIK PUSAT TENDER NOTICE TRANSFtK OK DILSKI. t (.KNKKATING PLANT AND 1 ONSTKLt TION OF A El CONCRETE FOUNDATION 0 Tenders are Invited for: Die transfer irom Sungei Patanl to Arau and re-erection at Arau of a 200 KW Allen j Diesel Generating Set and the
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      365 18 NOTICES PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE WATtR DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS *****-DOWN OK WATER SIPPLY There will be poor pressure in the lollowing areas from 8.00 am to 9.00 p.m. on Sunday, 9.5.65. The shut-down Is to enable work to be carried out on the 24" water main, viz., the fixing
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      146 18 DIARY S()( IK M.H.v., in k (Kanirart. inur-Dii) S'Kor v Fed. Wurksliop. Ipoh KM Xl T >1( Lite: S (?or v j Priak iKI. padaiiK>: M Johore (MtuMCa pd(). Kulm' Shield: Prrak Malkjl BifOt Malay.s ilpoh pdg). Kriendlir-.: i Police v Railways (Gurney Rd. KL> Spore Police v STM iThonv
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      Devlin takes $21,000 golf -prize—
      402 19 Devlin takes $21,000 golf -prize JTUALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Twenty-sevenryear-old Bruce Devlin scored two birdies today and increased his lead to five strokes to comfortably beat American Negro professional, Charlie SirTord, in the KOlf match sponsored by Shell Co. here on the RSGC course. Devlin, an Australian Canada Cup representative, who
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      Pahang FA meeting
      22 19 KUALA LIPIS. Fri. Pahang Football Association will hold a meeting at the Town Council's conference room here on Monday.
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      Aik Huang, Cheng Hoe win easily
      282 19 BADMINTON KIALA LLMPI'R, Fri.—Malaysian badminton's No. 1 singlet player. Tan Aik Huang, the All-England runner-up, and third ranking Yrw Cheng Hoe both beat Japanese ace T. Miyanaga in the friendly international match between ."Malaysia and Japan at Stadium Negara tonight. Cheng lioe scored Malaysia's
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      Selangor fight hard for 2-1
      414 19 VETERANS ARTHUR KOH, GABRIELLE MATCH WINNERS ALOR STAR, Friday. gELANGOR, 14-0 conquerors of Perlis, had to fight hard before they managed to edge Kedah 2-1 in their Malaya Cup soccer match before a crowd of more than 5,000 at Stadium Darul Aman here tonight. Selangor
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      AUSSIES ARE IN HIGH SPIRITS
      946 19  -  JACK FINGLETON TEST CRICKET From j ORIDGETOWN, Fri. ■"The Australian cricketers are a happy band last night. The blossoming of Wednesday burgeoned yesterday and although the fruits of victory in this Test are still a long way distant, Simpson ard his men have the satisfaction
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      SAAA plan to light up Farrer Park
      209 19 CJINGAPORE. Fri. Singa- I<J pore Amateur Athletic Association a-e drawing up plan* to floodlight Farrer Park athletic centre so as to be able i to expand their training and competitive facilities AT Rajah, president of the Siiißapore A A.A. said at »i management
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      Kelantan triumph
      113 19 hi I \.M 2 TRENGGANU 1 DUNGUN, Fri. Kelantan beat Trengganu 2-1 In their East zone Malaya Cup match here today but they were better value than the scores would suggest. Kelantan showed better team work and played a more forceful game. They owed their success today also
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      RAIN, POSTPONED
      30 19 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Singapore Hockey \ssociation senior knockout final replay between Khalsa and SRC. scheduled for pay on the padang today, has been postponed because of the rain-
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      YOUNG NEGRIXI HOLD PENANG
      244 19 YOUNG NEGRI XI HOLD PENANG HOCKEY SEREMBAN. Fir Negrl Sembilan. tr>lnu out five >r.ungsters. had to fight hard to draw 1-1 with Penar.K In the opening match of the quadrangulai hockey tournament oo the Station i padang here today. Though the five new "caps" fullback Tara Singh, left-hall Lawrence Tan.
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      $22,000 prize money for circuit races
      248 19 $22,000 prize money for circuit races KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. OONG KONG and Japanese motorists hart been invited to compete for $22,000 prize money in the fourth Tengku Abdul Rahman Circuit races to be held here on July 3 and 4 David Burton. Malayan Motor Sports Club publicity officer, said today
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      Non-Malays in Kedah XI
      123 19 CUNGEI PATANI. Fri. Kedah have included two nonMalays, who arc Muslim*, in their team against Pprak Malays In the two-day Rulers 1 Shield cricket match at Ipoh this week-end. They are J. Fiddler, an English planter whose Mimlim n»m e is Omar Abdullah, and N. Dassaya
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      Selangor team
      55 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri Selangor Malays team to meet Kedah Malays in the RulersShield cricket match at Ipoh tomorrow will be from: Abdul Aziz All (captt. Zahani Dato Ahmad. Mohamed Sirlek Osman Ghazalli Osman. Kassim Aris, Alwi Ghani. Mydln Ghani. Shaharani Ghani. Zainon Mat Baharuddin Nasir. Mahayuddin Hajl Zain.
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      82 19 SOCCER S'ror GDBH Div. 3 (XL) Wear, nes 3 Inland Revenue 0. Nefri Div. 1: (6barn: Chin Woo 4 Malays 1; Div. 1: Indians 'B 1 1 4th RTR 1. Inter-school: Malacca HS 4 Kin* George V 0. Ipoh Div. 3: PTCSC 3 Oovt. Printers 2. L. Prrak Div.
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      Johore cricket XI v Malacca
      54 19 PONTIAN. Pri. Jnhore's team for the M.C.A. Inter-State cricket match against Malacca at Malacca tomorrow and Sunday isDennis D'Silva (capt). M. K Nattur, R Singarajah. N. S. Thasan, C. Williams. S. Gunaratnam. B. Rajakulasingam. Ismail Biran. Vljayaslngam. Jaffar Abdullah. Willie Senanayake. 12th man: A. Sathasivam.
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      McGILLIVRAY CUP
      26 19 K JANO. Pr: Revertex will meet Merllmau. Malacca, In the quarter-finals of the McGlllivray Cup soccer competition at the town padang here on Sunday.
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    Lock icon Over the guns that boomed a Royal salute
    85 20 Over the guns that boomed a Royal salute THE special RMAF plane, carrying the King and Queen home from Penang where they arrived earlier by ship, coming in to land at the Kuala Lumpur Airport yesterday. Below, men of the Ist Malaysian Artillery, stationed beside four guns, were preparing to
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    Lock icon Sato to Sock: Think again
    171 20 - rKYO, Frl.— The Japanese Prime Minister. Mr. Kisaku Sato, in a message, has urged President Soekarno to reconsider meeting Tensku Abdul Rahman in Tokyo to discuss the Malaysian dispute. the official spokesman for the Forelfll Ministry said today. The messaye was delivered yesterday by Mr.
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    470 20 TOKYO. Friday TENGKU Abdul Rahman said here tonight he \\;is "hopeful, always hopeful** of a MK'clin^ in Tokyo with President Soekarno to discuss the Malaysia dispute with Indo- nesia. But he said at a reception in his honour at the Malaysian Embassy that
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    30 20 NEW YORK. Frl— Actress June Allyson left hospital here yesterday after treatment for her second kidney stone attack this year. She had a" kidney operation In 1961.— Reuter.
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    17 20 CABLt MCKIVED FROM KottuAHialammiil passed away other of Ram«kri«hn«n and ThinKarajiin of Naval Bane Block No.
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    189 20 S. VIETNAM SEEKS FIGHTING MEN FROM 3 NATIONS SAIGON, Fri. South Vietnam has asked New Zealand to send military assistance to help fight the war against the Vietcong. informed sources said today. They also indicated that informal approaches had been made to Thailand and the Philippines. Replies were awaited from
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    58 20 JAKARTA, Fri. Indonesia has shot down 16 British and Malaysian aircraft since Indonesia launched her confrontation policy against Malaysia two years ago, Brigadier-General Kiyatudu. the Indonesian West Borneo military commander said, according to the official Antara news agency today. He said during the period 600 "enemy soldiers"
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    442 20 LONDON. Pri.— The slock markets eiiuea the week on a ramer unsettled noie today. The feature was provided by steel shares which tell sharply on the uncertainty created by Parliamentary developments last nlthi. Gilts lell back on diminishing hopes of a cut in the Bank Rate and the
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    205 20 Early Bird claims its first victim r*)RT LAUDERDALE fFloF ridat.Fri.— Early Bird has claimed its first victim— an alleged bank robber whose face was shown in the .satellite's Inaugural programme last Sunday. Georges Lemay, 39. had been on the Canadian wanted list since 1961 when a gang looted a branch
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    42 20 KATMANDU. Fri— A Japanese Ity expedition has conquered the unclimbed Himalayan peak of Cho Oyu 2. according to ;in 1 expedition message received here today. A Japnr.>'.~e and a Sherpa reached the summit on April 2i, the me**a«e said— Reuter
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