The Straits Times, 10 May 1965
1965-05-10
1
20
https://www.nlb.gov.sg
https://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/browse/straitstimes
The Straits Times
-
Title Section23 1965-05-10 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS* Ifa. 5,000 The Straits Times Nat*" 10 Kstci 1845. MONDAY. MAY 10, 1965 13 CENTS KDN 1189 100523 words
-
Article, Illustration1268 1965-05-10 1 'Grand' Opposition discuss 'grave trends...' SINGAPORE, Sunday Declaration calls for change of political styles... IN THE PICTURE On thr right hand side of th. tablr arr Mr. D. R. >crni\asai;ani (PPF). nearrst to tin- camera. Mr. Ong I'ariK Boon iIAI'i. Dr. Toll (hin C'hyr iI'AIV Inchr Otliman Wok. Mr. B.W.1,268 words
-
Article, Illustration325 1965-05-10 1 SHOCK AT COMMUNISM'S BIGGEST-EVER SHOW MOSCOW, Sunday THE Soviet Union today unveiled two huge "orbital" missiles, claimed to have an unlimited range, at the biggest military show in Communist history. The cigar-shaped missiles with off-white nose cones and an estimated length of 11 7 ft. brought up325 words
-
Article106 1965-05-10 1 WASHINGTON. Sun President i Johnson yesterday laid down a .strict rode of ethics for civil .servant*, and called for key officials to file a full statement of their financial Interests In a seven-page executive order, which replaces a number of i previous orders dealing with the same matter,-106 words
-
Article61 1965-05-10 1 PEKING. Sun— China is tn--1 creasing the choice of tours open to foreign visitors this year as part of the gradual expansion of her still small tourist Industry More cities will be "on view". I The 52-page China Travel Gazei te for the 1965 holiday season61 words
-
Article49 1965-05-10 1 SINGAPORE. Sun —A seven- year-old boy. Tan Ser Chlanp. lound drowned in the River J Valley Road swimming pool at I about 6.30 p.m. today. A life-^uard. who found the body at the bottom of the pool, gave the boy artificial respiration I but failed.49 words
-
190 1965-05-10 1 rKYO, Sun. Tengku Abdul Rahman said here tonight he doubted if there could be a settlement of his country's dispute with Indonesia, as long as President Soekarno ruled Indonesia. He told reporters at a Malaysian Embassy reception: "I have gone out of my way190 words
-
Article36 1965-05-10 1 LONDON. Sun— James Bonds' London home is for sale. Price £38.000. The home or the late lan Fleming, author of the Bond books, has been put up for sale by his widow. UPI.UPI - 36 words
-
Article, Illustration274 1965-05-10 1 EMERGENCY CONSULTATION WITH JAPANESE DOCTOR FOR TESTS JOKYO, Sun —Tengku Abdul Rahman disclosed today that he is suffering from glaucoma, on eye disease and has been consulting Japanese specialists during his current visit here. The Tengku appeared at an informal press conference at the274 words
-
Article97 1965-05-10 1 Soekarno sacks Chief of Police JAKARTA. Sun. President Soekarno today sacked his Police Chief, Sutjipto Daniikusomo, in an apparent move to eliminate reported dissatisfaction in the police ranks. He named Sutjipto Judodihard.jo to roplu< c Danukusomo. The President announced the change from his week-end retreat at Honor. In miles southAP - 97 words
-
Article29 1965-05-10 1 LONDON. Sun— British aircraft engineers will be urged to boycott job offers from South Africa because of the Republic's apartheid policies, a union leader announced today— Reuter.Reuter - 29 words
-
Article87 1965-05-10 1 RIO DE JANEIRO, Sun.— A special stamp commemorating the visit of the Shah of Iran to Brazil was issue*! with three major errors the Brazilian Post Office Department admitted yesterday. j The 120 cruzeiros (about I eight cents i stamp bear- I ing the picture of theAP - 87 words
-
Article181 1965-05-10 1 Korea cracks army revolt plot TKDKYO. Sun. Seven army officers have tx'en arrested or are being sought by South Korean military Intelligence for involvement in a suspected plot against President Chung Hee Park's Government, according to usually reliable diplomatic sources. At hast one Colonel I ready been arrested in Seoul,Reuter - 181 words
-
Article32 1965-05-10 1 VIETNAM BOMBING SAIGON, <mi" Amcrii;tn Md South Vietnamese Air Forte pl.nn s ■track largeti in North VieUi.nn tod.iN poundinumilitjr> tamekl -"Mil ro.iri and rail target* two separate '"r >tnl Reuter.Reuter - 32 words
-
Page 1 Advertisements
-
Advertisement124 1965-05-10 1 Cigarette Cases t Soxes Ladies Gents Brush Sets Bobu, Spoons Pushers Tea Sets Salvers Condiment Sets Etc S-CP-St. d*Sllva£td. SINGAPORE IPOM ASSO CO SPH OC SUVA (H.KJ LTD. For the best- §53SS?^r3S go for MgUiZSSSS&I T 500 H 19" Grey picture tube I 0 Cabinet of selected I g wood.124 words
-
Advertisement56 1965-05-10 1 1 patek phiuppe] Mtttvi World s Finest Watch-Hand Finished j iiii ii«r H. Sena Ltd. Jewellers "j 14. Itigb Vt:'. jipp'tl fenn -Sii|tit £&S¥:: t: mf^o the man's beer. .Men know whatthey want... the golden strength of Tiger beer., .freshly brewed. ..served cold in a man-sized glass. When men get56 words
-
-
ARFO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
-
Article, Illustration272 1965-05-10 2 Vietnam's February coup leaders sentenced to death OAIGON, Sun. The South Vietnamese military tribunal on Friday sentenced to death two military and one civilian leaders in last February's abortive coup d'etat. The court also passed sentences on 36 other officers and one civilian ranging from life imprisonment to three monthsReuter - 272 words
-
Article35 1965-05-10 2 HONG KONG. Sun— Cholera is likely to break out again in Hong Kong this summer. Health Department officials warned yes- terday. There nad been outbreaks of the disease each summer since 1961.— Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
-
Article27 1965-05-10 2 JAKARTA. Sun.— About 400 Indonesians yrMrici.iy .staged an orderly demonstration outside the United States Embassy here protesting against "American intervention" in the Dominican Republic. Reuter.Reuter - 27 words
-
Article34 1965-05-10 2 RANGOON, Sun. Burmese Army troops killed seven and injured four Kachin rebels :n clashes last week in the Myitkyina area in Kachin State, the official News Agency of Burma reported —Reuter.Reuter - 34 words
-
Article44 1965-05-10 2 PKI thesis— in 30 chapters JAKARTA. Sun.— The strong Indonesian Communist Parly has issued a thesis in connection \uih its 45th anniversary on M;iv 23 The thesis, which consists of 30 chapters, explains the party's history, views, plan and policy on general problems.— Reuter.Reuter - 44 words
-
190 1965-05-10 2 1 8-di vision threat by India, says Pakistan KARACHI, Sunday PAKIS TAN yesterday accused India of massing 18 of its total of 20 divisions, plus all its armour and a tactical air headquarters, in offensive formations against the West and East Pakistan borders. An official spokesman said 12 divisions wereReuter - 190 words
-
Article182 1965-05-10 2 TifOSCOW. Sun. ITI The Soviet In ion yesterday appealed to India and Pakistan to settle the Raini of Kutch disp v t c peacefully around the conference table. The appeal came in a statement issued by the Soviet news agency Tass. which said only thatReuter - 182 words
-
Article278 1965-05-10 2 SRINAGAR, (Kashmir). Sunday. 'PEN thousand people staged a massive protest here A last night against the Indian Government's restrictions on Sheikh Abdullah, former Kashmir Prime Minister, after disturbances in which several people were killed by police fire. They gathered at Srinauar s Great Mosque to condemnReuter - 278 words
-
-
Page 2 Advertisements
-
Advertisement399 1965-05-10 2 NATIONAL Pn* vA/urt v |H^ 111 [I ■I MODEL TF-30LE WITH II II MEMO TUNER II I This NEW exciting 23" NATIONAL Modern, Delux with "Memo I I Tuner" for continuous optimum picture reception. Soft greytinted screen gives Dynamic pictures. No reflections. No glare. The double oval speakers give rich399 words
-
-
Page 2 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous19 1965-05-10 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby V THIN© Um'6 GOT KKLJ vL^O&^S"!!^ s o#?wweN U€> 6V6N COO*«) vyfcS ME Zb-4-19 words
-
-
EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
-
Article, Illustration327 1965-05-10 3 KREMLIN CHEERS FOR HIS 'GUIDANCE' EVEN THE DISGRACED MARSHAL ZHUKOV APPEARS AT V-E DAY CELEBRATIONS MOSCOW, Sunday name of Stalin was cheered at a .Kremlin rally yesterday in the first show of public praise since Mr. Khrushchev's attack in 1956 signalled the massive campaign of de-Stalinisation MoreReuter - 327 words
-
Article109 1965-05-10 3 Reds show off rockets in Berlin I IST BERLIN. Sun East (irrman troops yesterday paraded with Soviet-type missiles In their most massive show of military strength ret held in East Berlin. The joint Soviet-East German parade commemorated the "JOth anniversary of the surrender of Nazi (ierrnany. Informed quarters said theReuter - 109 words
-
Article40 1965-05-10 3 COLOMBO. Sun. Monsoon flood* have driven about 2a. 000 people from their homes in lowlying parts of Colombo and disrupted operations at the port. Heavy rain is falling in the southwest coast areas and the central hills. Reutrr.Reuter - 40 words
-
140 1965-05-10 3 DArtlS. Sun. Three thou- 1 sand French troops, many of them unborn when peace descended on Europe alter World War 11 marched down the Champ* Ely.«»ees yesterday to celebrate the 20th anniversary of victory in j Europe. President Charles de Gaulle, sur- roundedUPI - 140 words
-
Article17 1965-05-10 3 KANSAS CITY. San- -Former President Harry S. Truman celebrated his 81st birthday yesterday. —UPIUPI - 17 words
-
91 1965-05-10 3 UAYNEVILLE, (Alabama). "Sun. The State of Alabama MJi it will M»ek to retry Ku Klux Klan>man Collie Leroy Wilkins for the murder of white civil rights worker. Mrs. Viola Lluzzo. The first hearing ended in a mistrial on Friday with the jury deadlockedReuter - 91 words
-
Article, Illustration267 1965-05-10 3 You're looking well, Ike'-Monty greets his old chief LONDON, Sun— Former IS. President Eisenhower and Field Marshal Lord Montgomery, two old soldiers who have not always seen eve to eve. greeted each other warmly yesterday in a live transatlantic television programme marking the 20th anniversary of tb* end or fightingAP - 267 words
-
205 1965-05-10 3 NEW YORK. Sunday. A FEDERAL court jury has found an advertising firm ynd two other defendants guilty in a multi-million dollar diet pill fraud, involving Regimen tablets that rriade some people put on weight. i It was the first Known 1 case in205 words
-
Article18 1965-05-10 3 OTTAWA. Sun. Canada us organising .i "Peace Corps" for serli overseas and at homr. Reuter.Reuter - 18 words
-
Article43 1965-05-10 3 JERUSALEM I.m.u.i .tcviort. Sun Mordecai Luk. the ninn rescued lrom ;i Cairo-bound "ui'Jlomatic trunk in R* I November, goes on trKi. j May 16 charged wttb sovinn ior Egyptian intelligence Luk. 31. faces a maximum lite sentence. Reuter.Reuter - 43 words
-
Article37 1965-05-10 3 NEW ORLEANS. Sun.— Three white teenagers arrested here have been charged with hurling (irebombs at Negro homes. Only minor damage was caused in the I Incidents and no one whs iii'urPd j 1 RenterReuter - 37 words
-
Article34 1965-05-10 3 WASHINGTON. Sun The Defence Dcoartment announced I ye.steniav that it will call up I 17.000 men for service in the army In June— the highest monthly total since November. H'63 —Muter.34 words
-
Article24 1965-05-10 3 CHICAGO. Sun.- Two teenage 1 gangs invaded separate beaches on the weekend here and slashed ami beat up eight people— UPl.24 words
-
Article43 1965-05-10 3 LONDON bun— Lord Mo.vmay. premier Baron oi Eugluii.l and a leading Roman Catholic peer, died in :i nursing home :n Hurrogute on Friday. He was 70. Hr and his wife were wpantod In 1901 after 40 years of m ReuterReuter - 43 words
-
Article, Illustration252 1965-05-10 3 Kennedy strains relations with Johnson VyASHINGTON. Sun. TT The often-delicate relatior<ship between President Johnson and Senator Robert Kennedy appears to be undergoing further strains. For the first time Senator Kennedy, brother of the late President, has publicly criticised Mr. Johnson over unilateral U.S. action In the Dominican Republic. His belief252 words
-
-
Page 3 Advertisements
-
Advertisement139 1965-05-10 3 ULTRft-RICHr^T In Vitamin C WW ULTRA-LOW II price for this A^B t\ double-size OSBL^ bottle IfelSt Your body nerds a rich supply of 4SI2L *^3aj§g 3&" VITAVSN C to coml.at tiri-dncs*. MM hod v iNmh- and fight infection. |«ASC A D E j Kosure nidinnl health nnd \i(!«>rous 1 j^yyVy139 words
-
Advertisement321 1965-05-10 3 NO COAXING NEEDED! NO BRIBING REQUIRED! Wonder Tonic ]J3 yjl with Candy Taste fz- ?•#s? Each Hicee Sweetlet it rfr > t: r > J/jll i 7-j^W-equivalent to 10 oranges \y~Y |K'/VrM >U HU'KK SWEETLETS will keep A/ti^^^^^ L^V''your child free lrom colds I mi' r and common ailments. It321 words
-
-
Article86 1965-05-10 4 SINGAPORE, Sat -The second annual inter-secondary school science quiz, organised by the Gan Eng Seng School Science and Mathematics Society, will be held at Shell theatrette here next week. The quiz is being sponsored by Shell Malaysia Limited and the winning school will receive the Shell86 words
-
Article40 1965-05-10 4 SINGAPORE, Sun— The Yang di-Pertuan Negara, Tun Yusof bin I.shak. will open the 16th Singapore International salon of photography organised by the Photographic Society of Singapore at the Victoria Memorial Hall at 5 30 p.m. on May 14.40 words
-
312 1965-05-10 4 A plea to PAP and Lee from Alliance party SINGAPORE. Sun THE Alliance Party Singapura today appealed to PAP leaders, particularly the Singapore Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to "refrain from making use of communalism as a divisive political weapon to achieve their own selfish political ends." The party312 words
-
241 1965-05-10 4 SINGAPORE, Sunday •FHE Assemblywoman for Delta, Madam Chan x Choy Siong, last night hit out at "malicious" critics of community centres, who purposely ignored the fact that community centres were set up for the benefit of the people. She classified these wild critics into241 words
-
Article161 1965-05-10 4 MINISTRY URGED TO STOP BALLOT SINGAPORE. Sun— The Singapore Medical Workers Union today requested the Ministry of He*lth to stop its move to hold a secret ballot between May 19 and 21 to determine whether the rival Amalgamated Union of Public Employees represents the majority of its monthly-rated Division IV161 words
-
Article41 1965-05-10 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— Mr. C.F.J. Ess has been appointed chairman of the Singapore Bar Committee. Other members of the committee are: Messrs. C.C. Tan. Lee Kirn Yew, Tann Wee Tiong, Wee Tin Teck, P. Coomaraswamy, and M. Coomaraswamy.41 words
-
Article37 1965-05-10 4 SINGAPORE. Sun— Water will be shut off between Jalan Jentera and Loronp Tukantf Lima from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. tomorrow to enable the laying of a new pipeline to a factory in the area.37 words
-
Article, Illustration126 1965-05-10 4 .Mr and Mrs. Tan Chee Liat ifter their weddi: g in Vntrapore yesterday. Mr Tan is a staff reporter of the Sin Chew Jit Poh and the youngest son of Madam Ng Huee Chor. The bride, former Miss Chua Hwee Sian, is the eldest daughter of126 words
-
248 1965-05-10 4 CINGAPORE. Sun. The Assemblyman for Farrer Park. Mr. S. Rajoo, last night said that the study and use of the national language would not only promote national unity but foster friendship and goodwill among the various races. Speaking at the Pek Kio community centre248 words
-
Article, Illustration123 1965-05-10 4 VIVIENNE WINS FIRST PRIZE IN PIANO CONTEST SINGAPORE, Sun. Miss Vivienne Wee, 13, a Secondary Two student of the Methodist Girls' School, who won the first prize in the recent Singapore Musical Society's open section piano competition, adjudged by world famous Chinese pianist, Mr. Fou Tsong. She was awarded the123 words
-
Article24 1965-05-10 4 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore Buddhists will celebrate Vesak for three days beginning May 14, at the Mangala Vihara, No. 38 Jalan Eunos. Singapore.24 words
-
Page 4 Advertisements
-
Advertisement349 1965-05-10 4 I r ORCHARD^ GALA PREMIERE -P A L AC E t theatre < WEDNESDAY. 12th MAY WONDERFUL THRILLS! WONDERFUL ACTION! The Most Wondrous Experience Of Your Lifeacclaimed as a/ "ENTERTAINMENT FOR THE ENTIRE FAMILY!" V3ff >r 9 i&*ffioii»& jcv Y^^^*V jTciNlnmScoPE COLOR' CHILDREN'S FASHION SHOW THURSDAY, 13th MAY AT 4.30349 words
-
Advertisement204 1965-05-10 4 EXTRA!!! Patrons at all shows 1 during the entire season of "TOPKAPI" J a XOn SMiOWMXG jjH iSM ■it CAPITOL (Spore) h t FEDERAL (K. l.) will have a chance to try and I open the combination lock of a CHUBB SAFE O.V STAGE THE PERSON WHO SUCCEEDS WILL RECEIVE204 words
-
Advertisement497 1965-05-10 4 ■S£!±ASA_IMILAI BANGSA ,4 Showj: Horn, 2 30, 6 15 9 15 BROUGHT BACK ly POPULAR OEMAN9! 'THE EDDY DUCHIN STORY' TYRONE POWER KIM NOVAK COMiNG in ACADEMY AWARD WINNER foi BEST DOCUMENTARY FEATURE, column-. 'World Without Sun' Ulli ISII. DAY! Mom, 2.30, 6. 1S 9. 15 p.m. NO INCREASE IN497 words
-
-
Article, Illustration363 1965-05-10 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday A RALLY of mure haii 50,000. including: schoolchildren, Government and commercial workers, members of the armed forces and voluntary organisations at the Stadium Merdeka here on Thursday will highlight the National Language Month in the Federal capital. The Minister of363 words
-
513 1965-05-10 5 'Remember Majapahit and Malacca...' PENANG, Sunday A RESOLUTION urging Umno Malaya to call on the Central Government to i refute the claim by the Singapore Primp Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, that Malays were not the j indigenous people of j513 words
-
100 1965-05-10 5 15 girls in Miss Selangor contest LTUALA LUMPUR. Sun. So far 15 girls have entered the Miss Selangor beauty contest to be held at the Chinese Assembly Hall here on May 22. The contest. which is being organised by the Kuala Lumpur Junior Chamber of Commerce, is to select a100 words
-
Article54 1965-05-10 5 PENANG. Sun— An American pianist. Mr. Jacob Feuerrmg, will I give a recital at the Methodist 1 Girls' School hall at 8 p.m. on Mm 22. The performance will be in aid of the National Defence Fund and the American Field Service International Students Exchange54 words
-
Article33 1965-05-10 5 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Singapore Government has banned the importation, sale and circulation of nil issues and editions of the English-language weekly "Peking Review." published in Pekingunder the Undesirable Publications Ordinance.33 words
-
200 1965-05-10 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The University of Malaya has announced that 40 candidates have passed the final examination for the Degree of Bachelor of Engineering held in January this year. Two students. Chan Sin F;itt and Ooi Ewe Jin. have obtained Class One Honours in200 words
-
144 1965-05-10 5 Kedah plans big contests for N-Language Month A LOR STAR, Sun. A wide range of contests including uantun. debating, elocution, essay and oratorial comDetitions has been arranged for the National Language Month campaign in Kedah. Inche Shaari bin Haii Mohamed Daud. chairman of the Alor Star District National Language Month144 words
-
204 1965-05-10 5 Mohsein attacks clubs for neglect of Malay UUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Voluntary youth organisations in Malaya came under sharp criticism today lor not co-operating with the Government to encourage the use of the national language. The attack was made by the Assistant Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports. Engku Mohsein bin204 words
-
Page 5 Advertisements
-
Advertisement88 1965-05-10 5 Noo) frnd out oohaf luvupy (Dash'n'tfear ;s! DOCOMA 6 MADACO shirts of 80% Dacronf 20% cotton There's more to washandwear shirts than mere convenience, when you discover Docoma Madaco. the Manhattan" luxury blending of Dacron poly ester and the finest cotton 80 c i Dacron gives this superb shirt silky,88 words
-
Advertisement245 1965-05-10 5 EAUX DE TOILETTE ac I^nristian Dior ji^J r.i) v Jtc't \HJ f 1 J lAcbama i, v __/Jtcn.y>f mmassssk J Protect the pedigree with EPIVAXPLUS' the sure, safe vaccination against canine distemper. A WELLCOME PRODUCT Obtainable through your qualified veterinary surgeon. NOW! EVERYBODY CAN AFFORD PHILIPS DIRECTViSION Don't delay! Get245 words
-
Advertisement55 1965-05-10 5 Advertisement ITeep your skin smooth and pliant by using vitalizing cream every nigijt. Smooth over the skin In a grTrilt upward and outward movement o feed vitalizing elements to skin cells and replenish a dwindling natural supply. Dry wrinkles wiil be eased a\v;iv as the Ulan vitalizing night cream brings55 words
-
-
139 1965-05-10 6 Survey to improve health services in city DENANG. Sun.— A sur- vey is being carried out in George Town to find out what measures ratepayers prefer to educate the public on health matters. "i.re you in favour of: Health campaigns, talks, demonstrations or cinema shows?" asks a questionnaire sent out139 words
-
Article29 1965-05-10 6 IPOH, Sun. A mcc seller, Wong Kirn Pah. 27. reported to th* police that his $900 motorcycle, parked near the Lido Thearr* here was stolen last night.29 words
-
109 1965-05-10 6 Singapore ban a gain for Hong Kong UONG KONG. Sun. im Hong Kong stands to gain from Singapore's import ban on South African goods, according to trade sources here today. They suggested the colony could become a "staging post" for South African products. not only to Singapore but to other109 words
-
Article56 1965-05-10 6 j KUALA LUMPUR Sun. Se--1 nior Inspector Abdul Aziz bin Karim, 28. left here today for Aus- tralia to attend a six-month course on crime detection. I Inspector Aziz from the Special Crimes Section in Malacca, will serve with the Melbourne Criminal Investigation Department. He i»56 words
-
132 1965-05-10 6 MALAYSIA INDIA CHEMICAL PLANT PLANNED I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun.— A seven-man Indian chemical industry trade mission arrived here last night —confident that the first Malaysian-Indian chemical industry joint venture would be set up in Singapore in about two years' time. The Joint ventures are for producing cosmetics. Pharmaceuticals and Insecticides. Mission132 words
-
488 1965-05-10 6 Fish catches up despite confrontasi Kuala Trengganu Sunday FISH catches In Malaya had INCREASED despite Indonesian confrontation, the Minister of Agriculture and Co-ope-ratives, Haji Mnhamed Ghazali bin Haji Jawi, said here yesterday. He announced that the Government was now working on a scheme to enable fishermen to give up primitive488 words
-
Article, Illustration266 1965-05-10 6 Seng Fong's 70 per cent chance of life IPOH, Sun. The Ju--1 nior Chamber of Commerce here is linalising preparations to send Wong Seng Fong, 13. Pcraks "hoi e-in-the-heart" boy, to Australia before May 17 for an operation which will give him a 70 per cent chance of recovery Seng266 words
-
87 1965-05-10 6 ITUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— The Minister of Information and BroadcastIng. Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, flew to Sarawak today to step up his Mm- I lstry's activities In coun- terine Indonesian propa- ganda. He will be In Sarawak for i two days. Inche Senu87 words
-
Page 6 Advertisements
-
Advertisement293 1965-05-10 6 Perma-Sharp stainless steel shaving is here X Br X v ,<t* Stall w/ 1 W/ JT% times W/ *bL more r W/ g| j| smooth m: W/ %JF shaves If/ guaranteed from every Perma-Sharp stainless mk To most men, a first shave with a new blade causes Steel blade JS293 words
-
Advertisement261 1965-05-10 6 lw! BTHE TIJKi M AIWORID 1 11 1 FAMOUS 13 IILL CARNEGIE I BE t A BITTER JOB BY GAINING SELF CONFIDENCE GO AFTER A I BIGGER INCOME i WITH HUMAN RELATIONS SKILLS i j AND WIN I RECOGNITION I 'BY GETTING YOUR IDEAS ACROSS 10 WAYS THE DALE CARNEGIE261 words
-
-
Page 6 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous326 1965-05-10 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS with superb modelling and SSkK Sf lns Bd f 5 WvS well provided quarrelling <B>. for some mJght (3 5) 8. Understand one's to get about 6 p u t the rope In a coll as *oon a month to retire and with- as possible (5).326 words
-
-
168 1965-05-10 7 pENANG, Sun. An 1 association to popu- larise a new style of joget dancing called "Joget Baharu" is to be formed here. A musician and singer, Inche Yusoff Ghou.se. plans to convene a meeting soon of local joget enthusiasts to inaugurate the "Peran168 words
-
Article51 1965-05-10 7 SEREMBAN. Sun— The Seremban International Golf Club here last mulii presented a cheque for $5,100 to the Negri Sembilan Mentri Be.sar. Dato <Dr.> M<v hammed Said bin Mohammed, for the National Defence Fund. The money was raised by the members throush rafTles. golf competitions and51 words
-
Article, Illustration173 1965-05-10 7 Assistant Minister hits out at 'shock tactics' TKI.I K ANSON, Sun Thi- shock tactics of tlir Singapore brand of politicians are. not applicable to Malaya, the \nsistant »lini-.tcr j( Education. .Mr. Lee Siok Yew >aid here tod-.iy. "Over here, we work in harmony with all rMM in accordance with democratic173 words
-
Article46 1965-05-10 7 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun.— Throe branches of the Malaysian Indian Congress have oeen awarded cold mrd.iLs by the party's Slate headquarters for hii?h membership. They are the Chersonese Estate branch near here, the Baui O-.i .luh branch and the Kuh.j Kanesar branch.46 words
-
Article44 1965-05-10 7 KUALA KANGSAR, Sun— The R;i.iu Perempuan of Perak and members of the royal family v ere amonc the large gathering who attended a charity dance at the Idn.s Club here la.-t ripht to raise fund* tor the Sult.in Abdul Ati? Children's Home44 words
-
371 1965-05-10 7 Drop all disputes and work like ants Nara KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. A CALL to all politicians and unionists to sink their differences and "work like ants" to find solutions to economic problems was made here today by Mr. P. P. Narayanan, general secretary of the National Union of Plantation Workers.371 words
-
207 1965-05-10 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Amalgamated Union I of Public: Employees today hit out at Ministry i of Health officials for i refusing to release about. 150 nursing staff to--1 morrow at 2 p.m. to en- > able them to donate207 words
-
Article49 1965-05-10 7 i NIBONG TEBAL. Sun. Nik I Mohamed Zain bin Haji Hassan, District Officpr of Province South, has been admitted into the Bukit Mertaiam District Hospital. Ho was injured when he slipped and fell on the steps of his house i in Sungei Bakap last week49 words
-
Article75 1965-05-10 7 ALOR STAR. Sun. KPriah nolice have offered Kedah police nave onerea a $2,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for the murder of a housewife. Yu Ah Tai. at Padang Serai, south i Kedah. last Thursday. yu 5975 words
-
Page 7 Advertisements
-
Advertisement56 1965-05-10 7 w fe ifanMi^ -m. l»u i% Colofnt m another creation of MARCEL ROCHAS Please get your free samples at our counter personally. ?<B MEI R U .f SIH6APORE Malay Mail Word Puzzle Contest 4 EJ' JACKPOT OF $10,000 Awaits The Outright Winner. You may be the only one to win56 words
-
Advertisement285 1965-05-10 7 rTS^^ Why break your |HKH H /^J^^*! V /I |L arm lifting an old- m%^l m\^ I v/" s fashioned heavy H^t B^^ I weight iron when I there s a better way of ironing? WM I JL M^^Cr^^ With a Philips lightweight. Just set m Jrml the dial at285 words
-
-
Page 7 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous16 1965-05-10 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl C THAT LA2V PEUNB'S ASLEEP I |CON TH'OOft AGAIN! H/AM... f16 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1201 1965-05-10 8 A $40 million promise takes shape by A STAFF WRITER AS MALAYA'S BIGGEST CHEMICAL PLANT GOES UP AT PADANG JAWA, JUST OUTSIDE KLANG... A $40 million factory being built near Klang holds for Malaysia great promise from the importance of its products and from its likely role as the hub1,201 words
-
Page 8 Advertisements
-
Advertisement193 1965-05-10 8 PHIr 11 1 ill KUALA LULU lUluivipur rKtRUHMAY3I7 COMMERCIAL FORTfGHT SINGAPORE 11 MAY 10-24 J 1 SEE Ihe attractna trl-cataup Window duplayS The French film (gala) The CAKVtN Faihien S«e« with in Kua.a lumpur and in Singapore Kuala Lumpur pa»ilioi» Thaatra mannequins trem Pan the Industrial Exhibition at the Chinwoo193 words
-
-
Page 8 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous159 1965-05-10 8 \ll*t, <h,f, H*i V.T. liawnlin I vrufBFReSWT ABOUT VI KING- J II f S I I VDLTRE FV3GERIN 1 > "*J YEH...AN 1 YOU OIV.HTA KMOW 1 ?2j»AMDTIa£ARCTTC /AN' YttTTER f TWO BVM TO KNOCK. OL' YOU AKJ IRON WRENCH IS NO I I CW~LEfru!f ETSOME EXCHANGE TOXT A TOUR?159 words
-
-
Article, Illustration1948 1965-05-10 9 ADAM HALL - ADAM HALL STARTING TODAY. the spy thriller that is faster than Fleming, hotter than the 'Spy who came in from the cold' by IHD thr Nazi dream rrally die with Hitler in thr prtrolvoakcl Kuhrerbunker v thr Kiissinn issault troop* storm cd thr Kates? Revenge for Ui-\cir-old1,948 words
-
Page 9 Advertisements
-
Advertisement459 1965-05-10 9 onceajolly sMZ^k,^ j swagman... *$o^Qj f lew by AIRHNDIA^^^^^ h He raved about the delicious meals, no need to carry your own tucker bac with you. mate. He was overjoyed with my famous Maharajah service the same service that has thrilled Air-India passengers for over 32 years (nothing like it459 words
-
Article37 1965-05-10 10 .■n Mora's S/.I (Minimum) MR. AND MRS. Ravlndra Daaa •h.ink all rrl.itives. friends for their kind attendance conitratulatory me»iai<t-«. v.ilu.ihle iitftn on their marn..i:e ir. Singapore and for tbeir attendance nt their reception in Kuala Wltnpiir37 words
-
Article112 1965-05-10 10 Hnro\ S/j minimum) IN LOVINC MEMORY of dear Relna Soh Loon Kirn departed 10-3- 1««4. sadly mis-erl by parents and brothers IN LOVINC MEMORY of our b.-ni---1..1 iincl- William Samuel .:.,,ili on May 10th ltd hro»i;ht deepest sorrow to our ives hut whose memory is still loved and112 words
-
The Straits Times
-
Article747 1965-05-10 10 How austere is the Government's austerity drive to be? No-one will envy the unnamed but high level committee, including Ministers and Permanent Secretaries, whose task lit will be to reduce Govern- merit spending this year by i "at least ten per cent." The approved total expenditure is747 words
-
Article400 1965-05-10 10 Two convictions appear to dominate the Thai Govern- ment's thinking on internal security. The first is that it will shortly have a Com- munist insurrection on its i hands: and the second is that it can cope. Both convictions i seem well based. Peking has I made clear400 words
-
Article115 1965-05-10 10 Mr. P. P. Narayanan's recommendation that "we adopt the ant as our national insect. as a symbol of hard work," makes a useful point but lies in advance of an essential preliminary issue: Why have national insects? This is an entirely new concept. It is not I difficult115 words
-
-
LETTERS
-
461 1965-05-10 10 No pay yet after two months' work MY husband, a dentist, joined the Government Health Service on March 1. Up till now. he has not received a single cent in pay. Our limited savings are dwindling rapidly. Three weeks after he started work, he was told he would not be461 words
-
Letter37 1965-05-10 10 A LOCAL letter posted on April 26 reached me on May 4— eight days to get from one part of Singapore to another: The letter was an important business letter. V. N. MAHTANI Changi. Singapore37 words
-
Letter100 1965-05-10 10 TWO different rate.a ol housing allowance are being paid to employees of the Territorial Army Training Centre. Siputeh. i about 14 miles from Ipoh on the way to Parit). Nine or ten men are getting the Ipoh Town rate— double the standard rate Daid to the others. The100 words
-
Letter87 1965-05-10 10 IT is very heartening to see that a foreign film company nab chosen our lovely country as one of their scenes in their film 'That Man irom Hong Kong. A few days ago they chose a location up at the border of Perils and Thailand at a place87 words
-
Letter50 1965-05-10 10 I IMITINU overtime to 20 per cent ol a worker's wages is only Dart of what tbe Government can do to reduce unemployment in Slnganore. A.s an educated and unemployed youth. I ask the government to also ban part-time employment for people who already have full-time lobs. UNEMPLOYED Singapore50 words
-
-
Article491 1965-05-10 10 YUNUS MARIS - YUNUS MARIS by M.A. University of Malaya \O< ABl LAKY: KaU, berfcaU. mrnxatakan (V) to say. utter; kata2 (ni utterance*. laying (ulso. statement); tahu (v) to know: tahu menari (v) to know dancing (or to know to dance). TIDAK. BI'KAN (contdi. TIDAK has a coloquial variant, TA'491 words
-
Article, Illustration823 1965-05-10 10 HALCRO FERGUSON - HALCRO FERGUSON by VIOLENCE BOILS OVER IN A TRAGIC AATION FOUR YEARS AFTER THE END OF A NIGHTMARE DICTATORSHIP WHATEVER the outcome of the present upheaval in the Dominican Republic, its eruption represents part of the continuing aftermath of the 30--year dictatorship of Rafael Leonidas823 words
-
Page 10 Advertisements
-
Advertisement725 1965-05-10 10 Straits Tines k Malar Mail ChMIMM advartltefnwita may b« handad to COLD STOSIACe «UP«SI. MARKET Orchard Road (■acapttoftlst D««*) COLO STONAdt BRANCMIia Naval Baa*. Avthorlxd A|«nta CITY BOOK STORE LTO Wlnchatlec Moua*. fo'lyar Ov«y THC NKW« FRONT Fltzpatni-k'a Supermarkat M. M. ISMAIL J Admit. ll, Koad Naval Im HAMIEM STORK725 words
-
Advertisement41 1965-05-10 10 SOLID AS A ROCK OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPN. LTD. Hi* LARGEST and STRONGEST locally incorporated bank. AUTHORISED CAPITAL: $100,000,000.00 ISSUED 4 FULLY PAID: $30,000,000.00 GENERAL RESERVE: $30,500,000.00 TOTAL RESOURCES EXCEED $479,000,000.00 FOR SUPREME SAFETY SAVE WITH 0.C.8X. ■RANCHES THROUGHOUT MALAYSIA SOUTH-EAST ASIA41 words
-
Advertisement293 1965-05-10 10 built-in self-cleaning action boosts power-saves petrol «aW i buill-in double-cleaning ■t ™aI action which gives >out t l^" peak performance IQ' I AND petrol economy. hot tip \m J SPARK PLUGS Tt» far Mirawn Tfc» f*w t>«tr» timnj n*xt>r» r«irv*ed ifcin hpilrhesu Qu»rii* lo »*u"t T»t> mort M» AC kHPH293 words
-
-
275 1965-05-10 11 I^ULIM, Sun. The Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, today called on all primary school teachers to forget their differences and regard themselves as members of one big family. "It does not matter where a teacher is trained. The responsibility of275 words
-
Article49 1965-05-10 11 ttINGAPOHL. Mm trian. Chu;i Ngum Blah, 70. died in the General Hospital last night after he was knocked down at 6 a.m. in Balestiar Road, j Police today appealed to eye- 1 witnesses to contact Inspector Loh I Boon TecK of Senov I.mrs police Million.49 words
-
Article36 1965-05-10 11 SINGAPORE Sun The one- month ban on night and early morning toning and on sni.il. craft movement in certain part? of SinßHporr'.s territorial waters will be extended for another month until June 536 words
-
242 1965-05-10 11 .•iUAR, Sunday. A MOTHER of three children hit her 10-year-old son on the head with a piece of wood because she found him watching television instead of looking after the younger children when she returned home from shopping, the High Court was told242 words
-
Article39 1965-05-10 11 Xl ALA M'MPI'R. Sun. A ilerk. Mr. Sow C'hinis s.in. M, collapsed and died in a cinema here this afternoon. He was watching a comedy, "The Square Peg", at the Golden City theatre in Ipoh Road.39 words
-
Article215 1965-05-10 11 Mine union now out of MTUC ITU ALA LUMPUR. Sun. xv The withdrawal of the 1 4.000 strong National Mining Workers' Union from the Malaysian Trades Union Congress was confirmed by the MTUC general council today. The MTUC general secretary, Mr. S.J.H. Zaldl, said after a general couni cil meeting215 words
-
Article30 1965-05-10 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. The annual corps inspection of the Fifth Corps west central area of the St. John Ambulance Brteade, was held at it-s Beach Road heartquarters thin afternoon.30 words
-
Article22 1965-05-10 11 IPOH. Sun. The annual meeting of the Technical Association of Malaya will be held at the YMCA here "on Friday.22 words
-
Article82 1965-05-10 11 That jackpot is now $100,000! THIS week's prize for Malay Mail Word Puzzle Contest EJ can very well be yours if you are the only outright winner! Don't miss this opportunity! It takes years to save up $10,000! Cut out those coupons of Word Puzzle Ej daily from the Malay82 words
-
Article68 1965-05-10 11 PARIT BUNTAR. Sun. The deputy Assistant District Officer. Krian, Inche Abdul Razak bin Mohamed Nordin who was al.-o the deputy chairman of the town board, has beer, transferred to thr Land Office, Batu Gajah. and Ml place here taken by Inche Awang bin Ya'acob. The aeput.- Assistant68 words
-
329 1965-05-10 11 Razak hits Lee: 'Dangerous and mischievous' *SPORE MUST FIND N€W LEADER, KANGAR. Sunday JHE Deputy Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Razak, tonight described as "mischievous and dangerous" a statement by Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, concerning indigenous people. "Mr. Lee's utterances should not be the concern of only the329 words
-
334 1965-05-10 11 Govt unions urged to take on more responsibilities KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. THE Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manickavasagam, said today that Government unions "in these challenging times" must have a willingness to discuss issues, to appreciate all points of view, and to compromise. He was speaking to members of the334 words
-
Article81 1965-05-10 11 The native capitalists: By Lee DOMBAY, Sun. Singa- pore Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. said yesterday that though "the imperialists have left Asian countries, the masses there continue to be exploited by native capitalists." He was speaking at a reception given by the Transport and Dock Workers Union. "Genuine socialistsAP - 81 words
-
253 1965-05-10 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. FurJ ther donations, totalling I $648.80, for the five children of Madam Lim Ah Hua. who I was killed in a road accident recently, have been received by the Straits Times, boosting the fund to $1,605.30 The donations were from: Tan253 words
-
261 1965-05-10 11 TPOH, Sun. The shabby- treatment given by Manila immigration authorities to Malaysians arriving by ship was not confined to i Malaysians of Chinese origin alone, a music teacher. Miss Matilda Remedios, said here today. Miss Remedios. who with her elder sister, was on261 words
-
Article59 1965-05-10 11 I SINGAPORE. Sun There wen '811 more cais in Singapore roads hist month, bringing the total number of enrs in the State to P8.924. according to the monthly statistics of the Registrar of YeI hides. Motor cycle., increased by TOR to 52.412. motor scooters by59 words
-
Page 11 Advertisements
-
Advertisement100 1965-05-10 11 1 w\ 9 L" r «fefl il MODEL N-231S STEREOPHONIC Radiogram a^ fc; 2 Speakers 4"x 6" Stereo Sound- ~i?~ e^»^^ vm 3 Band MW/SWI/SW2 tt 4 speed Sapphire needle M Consolette wooden cabinet m with detachable legs. Mm S'pore/Penang $400 Federation $510 I 1 £|\I-231S 1 J Nivico SIGN100 words
-
Advertisement281 1965-05-10 11 V )/m PER ANNUM I from your deposit account with Pan Malayan Finance gives you a steady and safe income. Write today for our booklet "A SAFE AND SOUND DEPOSIT" giving full details of how easy it is to open a Deposit Account. i%PAN MALAYAN ™IFINANCE1 FINANCE LTDa VVvV^^/Cy (Incorporated281 words
-
-
Page 11 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous800 1965-05-10 11 TV MALAYSIA (Malaya) CHAXNKLS: Kuala Adventure Theatre: 7.00 News Lumpur and Ponan B; 6 in English; 7.10 We Wish To Ipoh and Malacca. n Know; 734 Robln Kood 00 News in Mandarin: 8.10 Marl Johorc Bharu: 7 Uatu Berbual; 8.15 Popular 6oncs Pahat; 9 Kluane. znd m vs c; g34800 words
-
-
FOREIGN DESK EXTRA
-
148 1965-05-10 12 THE LADY WITH THE 'L' IS BANNED AGAIN... I IVERPOOL. Sun. Mrs. Margaret Hunter. 67. England's most famous woman "L" driver— has again been disqualified from driving for driving while disqualified. She was also fined €25 and another for driving an uninsured car. Background on Mrs. Hunter's motoring career: ANAP - 148 words
-
Article132 1965-05-10 12 Canada expels spying Russians OTTAWA. Sun. Un officials of the Soviet Embassy have be»n expelled from Canada for espionage. They were identified as I I Bytchkov. of the embassy s commercial section, and V. N. Poluckin. a chancery clerk. They were declared personae non rratae in a (.i>\ eminent note132 words
-
Article, Illustration348 1965-05-10 12 Up go the 'keep out 9 signs to protect Beatrix SUITOR'S MOTHER IS AMAZED AT REPORTED ROMANCE THE HAGUE, Sunday. REINFORCED police guards and "keep out" notices today protected the country home of Crown Princess Beatrix and its surrounding woods. Photographs of the 27-year-old Princess walking through the woods withReuter; UPI - 348 words
-
117 1965-05-10 12 A Nazi? Oh, no, not Claus, says his uncle HITZACKER. (W. Germany). Sun.— A German nobleman romantically linked to Dutch Crown Princess Beatrix has no Nazi past, his uncle said yesterday. Baron Julius Von BusscheHattenhausen told reporters that Claus Von Amiberg was a mere child in the days of the117 words
-
Article33 1965-05-10 12 PHNOMPENH. Sun —The United SUt»s has decided to end consular relations with Cambodia, which Cambodia wanted to continue after she broke diplomatic relations with the VJS. on May 3. Reuter.Reuter - 33 words
-
Article22 1965-05-10 12 NEW YORK. Sun. Jacques Kate!. Russian-born Journalist. author, and expert on Communist affairs, died here today, aged 48. Reuter.Reuter - 22 words
-
Article21 1965-05-10 12 WASHINGTON. Sun Toe Senate commerce committee unanimously Hpproved a Bill to place "health taard" warnings on all cigarette packet*21 words
-
227 1965-05-10 12 MADRID: BATTERED CORPSE WAS DELGADO'S MADRID, sun. The Spanish Justice Ministry last night confirmed ihi- drath nf (.cni-r.il Humbrrto Drlgado. exiled Portuguese opposition leader. Hi body and that of I woman belirvrd to hr his 30-yeur-old secretary, Mi>s Ar.t.jprir Campos, were found in a shallow firave in Badajoz. near theReuter - 227 words
-
Article40 1965-05-10 12 NEW YORK. Sun.— Mr Edward R. Murrow. broadcaster and former head of the U.S. Information Aerncy. who died last month aitecl 57. left ;in rotate estimated *l U*****.000. according to his will which wa.s filed for probate yetterday—Reuter.40 words
-
222 1965-05-10 12 Mr Leung's 'lucky red' made royal town blush UTNDSOR. Sun A Chinese restaurant near Queen Elizabeth s castle here has charged its colour scheme at royal request. Officials of thp R'»*l Borough <■>: Windsor appoa cd to Mr. Hu Leung to lone down the colour scheme of his Yangtze Restaurant,Reuter - 222 words
-
Article28 1965-05-10 12 JAKARTA. Sun. Inrtnnffll— Tir.xi Deputy Prime Minister Dr. Subandrfo on Friday lormally r».sumed oil duties following hw recovery from h minor surgery foe hemorrhoids.— A.P.AP - 28 words
-
Article28 1965-05-10 12 LONDON. Sun. -Earl MounW batten returned here lrom New Delhi yetiterday after talks witn Indian Government leaders oa problems arising from immi(rrart;oo into Britain. -Rpuier.28 words
-
-
Page 12 Advertisements
-
Advertisement196 1965-05-10 12 Messrs W0 KEE HONG <ma"ys.a> LIMITED 1 3 Robinson Road, Ist Floor (Star Building) Singapore 1 Sole Agents In Malaysia For: SANSUI' STEREO AMPLIFIERS TUNERS CORDIALLY WELCOME TO SINGAPORE MR. K. KIKUCHI (PRESIDENT OF SANSUI ELECTRIC CO., LTD.. OF JAPAN) A SIMULTANEOUS WELCOME EXTENDED TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC TO VISIT196 words
-
Advertisement114 1965-05-10 12 i FLORAL ART 203 Black and White Plates $35/- POST FREE! 175 Drawings and Figures FEDERAL PUBLICATIONS LTD., 30 Arrangements in Colour mail order dept., 13 Vignettes times house, 9 RIVER VALLEY ROAD, j SINGAPORE 9. This is a unique guide one of the few in English -which Please send114 words
-
-
STRAITS TIMES BOOK REVIEW
-
Article1029 1965-05-10 13 Allington Kennard - Allington Kennard THE WORLD OF THE FmST AUSTRALIANS, by R.M. and C.H. Berndt. (Ure Smith, Sydney. 855.) A text book that goes beyond facile exoticism and sentimental half-truths By Til lilt K was at one time a respectable theory that Australia's aborigines represented a distinct type1,029 words
-
Article406 1965-05-10 13 THE FORGOTTEN MEN. By lain Adamson. (Bell and Sons. 215.) THERE are forgotten men in every war. The entire British army in Burma once claimed this label and then, as the Forgotten Army, got almost as much publicity in its day as the Desert406 words
-
204 1965-05-10 13 Cultural background to S.-E. Asia FIGURES OP SPEECH. By D. J. Enright. Hetnemann, 215.) MR. Enright, the publisher reminds us, has had a long and close experience of the cultural and teaching world of South-East Asia. Which no one can deny. And if this amasinj •tory of in English professor204 words
-
-
Page 13 Advertisements
-
Advertisement371 1965-05-10 13 TO-DAY'S DESIGN is the LYNX i This modern cistern fs handsome, hygrienlc. and efficient Jn opera' lon It flushes at a touch, wl th aqulet yet powerful action. The shell Is made or black Duranlte and the f Kinsrilshersiphon mcrhanismof polythene— non-corrodlnf. rustless, non-at'lnsj and unbreakable. Conforming: to BS3 1125,371 words
-
Advertisement240 1965-05-10 13 RENT 18 lIIPUPASE redPusion ligli^i— minim— p^':^^W:-v": Bfi|.;:;:;;'::;:', .jll Aj^^lW I.' mm Am m■! A m. Kw mi II LOW RENTALS t EASY 24 MONTHS HP ■■■■■^■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■■^■■■IBnilUllllHH! 1 LOW NET CASH PRICES TOP QUALITY TV RECEIVERS FROM ONE OF THE LEADING MANUFACTURERS IN ENGLAND. CALL US FOR MORE DETAILS TODAY.240 words
-
-
Page 14 Advertisements
-
Advertisement837 1965-05-10 14 FNlfr'WfalMililr. Continued from Pace 1*) SITUATIONS VACANT Words St (Min.)— Box tt eU. axtra BOX A4OOO S.T. position Oiled. Applicants thanked. WANTED PEON with some knowurrn. Apply P.O. Box 2193, Spore. FIELO STAFFS ACENTS Required horr Singapore. Apply Box A 4065 S.T. B'pore. EXPERIENCED TUTOR Required for Secondary Two Student.837 words
-
Advertisement982 1965-05-10 14 SITUATIONS VACANT II Word* SS (Min.)— Box St ets. extra IF YOU ARE Well-educated, sole to speak well, ot good appearance, and possessed a real drive and determination, we can show you bow to earn really big money at a book aalesmao or saleswoman in your own uome-towo Wherever you982 words
-
Advertisement1064 1965-05-10 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT ii Ward* St (Min.)— Box St el*, axtrm 3 BEDROOM SEMI-DETACHED Bouse fully-furnished with fans longbath phone. Modern sanitation quiet locality 6tm.s Buklt Timah Road servant available. Japanese or European Civilians only. Ring Mr. Wong (Spore) UOl3l. LEAVE BUNGALOW fully furcubed district lU. Two bedrooms with bathrooms attached,1,064 words
-
Advertisement776 1965-05-10 14 EDUCATION IS Words St (Min.)— Box tt ets. txlro MOW IS YOUR Malay progressing? Improve your knowledge of tbe National Language by reading Bertta Harlan dally, tbe only roraaoised National Language newspaper. rOOHMAN'I kUHOOk OP MUSIC t.nrolmenis accepted dally stuoenu for Piano, fiano-accordlon. Vlolia. Uuttar. Hawailana Uuitar. frumpcL aaxoi.noo* Clarinet.776 words
-
Advertisement962 1965-05-10 14 RUGS, CARPETS CURIOS ACKNOWLEDGED LOWEST PRICES IN MALAYSIA "SHIPMKMT ARRIVED" CHINESE-STYLE INDIAN CARPETS OF AUST N.I WOOL SELF EMBOSSED, EMBOSSED PATTERN PLAIN COLOURS. Also. SEMI ANTIQUE AFGHAN A RUSSIAN BOKHARA RUCS and MANY OTHER VARIETIES OP CARPETS AND RUCS FROM SI/- Q.WAHDS HP TKRMS ARRANOKU. "ORIENTAL CARPET PALACE" 29.V7. Orchard962 words
-
Advertisement874 1965-05-10 14 FOR SALE IS Words U (Min.)— Box it eU. oxtr rON >[TUN iikvic. m «ji Pdiupa Droducta. Kadkw, lapamooroara. Hbooocrmpo MO. PMtM esAi at BaoUot pnuio* •no-room. Itu Clnrnwu Avaou*. H'pora. BIG CLEARANCC SAL! of Stork. ct American Children totton Shorts. Trouners. Childran/Ladleii Limcmr ft Kmsaieret. 60 WlnchrMer House. Spore.874 words
-
Advertisement1277 1965-05-10 14 ASSOCI/ TED MINES Malaya) LIMITED announce outputs of tin concentrate?, for the month of April 1965 a.< follows: Pieub AVER HITAM TIN DREDGING LTD 1.605 THE SUNGEI BESI MINES LTD 2.300 I SUNGEI WAY DREDGING LTD. 1.436 SOUTHERN TRONOH TIN DREDGING LTD. 408 TRONOH MINES LTD 910 No. 1 Dredge1,277 words
-
-
Page 15 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1248 1965-05-10 15 10 UVFRPOOL t WI.ST COASI U.K.. Oue Spore rSM P. S'naa Ptnaai aCHILIES Liverpnl la Ptrt/Talay May 11 CYCLOPS li.trpnl, O'i't'K Gil. 15 Talay May 11/11 May 17 HtosiuS LivertMl, Glasgow May ll May M Oi:<ODOCUS iKCrftll, Glasgow May 11 May 21 May 22/25 Mat 21 AUTOLYCUS LivertMl, Dublin. A'mouth...1,248 words
-
Advertisement1270 1965-05-10 15 mnmp^nuuuwmMuinp^ T//fL A h£//V£S rili 1 in n THt tAil ASIATIC COMPANY U4 tawpgmlaiaOciMßk EJgRESS SAILINGS 10 NEAR EASI, CBHTIHENT ANS SCANIINAVIO. m Perung Airi Genoa Havra H burg rtoaa 4ata Cat* PSONA a) May 11/21 May 22/24 U/2a Hie ll 2» J»m a Jaly I IS BASRA II May1,270 words
-
Advertisement1206 1965-05-10 15 1 B£NWLIN£\ EXPRESS SERVICE 10 LONDON. LIVERPOOL > CONTINENTAL PORIS TQtr'TkjrrkvrAT For London JaM 1 IILNLUIAL Hamburg Jaae II !>ini{aDor« v S'nam -"eninj C. I/May 11 Ma> 12/14 May 15, 15 For london Juie 15 BENCRUACHAN &*i May il/2l m brough July I Singapori r Shan ••eaaag lENHOPE l'pool, Havre,1,206 words
-
Advertisement1290 1965-05-10 15 tog^ ELLERMAN BUCKNALLS.S. CO.. LTD. r*M U.K./Conrinent iingapon t. S'haa PtMng CITY OF RIPON .onoon, MamDurg, Notli'oam. Havre. Hull 27/21 May 1* May CITY OF COLOMBO Lundon, Hamburg, Rotttrdta Havre, Hull, immiognaa 25/2) JaM 21 imi CITY OF WELLINGTON .ciaon. Hamburg. AottirMa. Havrt, Hull, imininghaa 25/27 laly II Mil Cm1,290 words
-
-
Article1136 1965-05-10 16 -jMlr. table of shares on the Malayan Stork Exchange shows last business to April 30 A I and last business since that date iISi with 11 and I, standing lor Highest and Lower business for l!»t.J and this paM to dale. k A. »a.-x me* eiiktt o.ju 2.111,136 words
-
Article42 1965-05-10 16 THE Malayan Eichanxi Bank!' Alt.. cution made these cbangea la IU laM to mcrrhanta on Saturday (all ratw to »luo> Selllnit TT or OD ready: Dcutiche Markt I9J I/S; Holland Ctnlrlert 117: MM Francs UHi Italian *****; Bwedtth Kroner 1671.42 words
-
Article38 1965-05-10 16 ON the tree exchange market Im Hong Kong on Saturday thn U.S. dollar wua 'quoted at 5.75 for T.T. and S.T3I lor eaih. Sterling was quotM at 16.02 and one tael et geld at 259).38 words
-
Article17 1965-05-10 16 The British bank rate is unchanged at 7 per cent, it wai announced on Thursday.17 words
-
Page 16 Advertisements
-
Advertisement1132 1965-05-10 16 Y\*^^!^KA\VASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. V J Bast Onatdaa and U.S.A. Great Lakes Sarvtaa H'kong Yokonama Montical loronto Oetioit CNcage ■Xaaikava Mam" 11/13 May 21 Mai 21 Jaaa laae tMy II laly "Kiaikawa Mara" 11/13 laae 21 leer 21 laty 1 Aat I Aai 11 Aai Wa*t Coast off Central/South America1,132 words
-
Advertisement983 1965-05-10 16 [EJ°IoRIENTl LJNE s] ROUND VOYAGE TO MANILA 8c HONG KONG S.S. "CATHAY" Departs: P. Swettenham 11 May 1965 Singopore 13 May 1965 For Manila 17/18 May. Hong Kong 20/24 May Returns:— Singopore 28 May 1965 P. Swettenham 30 May 1965 Penang 31 Moy 1965 Fare From:-— Penang or P. Swettenham983 words
-
Advertisement762 1965-05-10 16 LLOYD TRIESTINO TRAVEL TO EUROPE 4V THE U.K. VIA ITALIAN PORTS m.v. "VICTORIA" Soiling from Singapore 21st June, 1965 m.v. "ASIA" Sailing Irom Singopore 27th July, 1965 for BRINDISI, VENICE TRIESTE via Bombay, Karachi, Aden P. Said Special Concessional Rail Sleeper Tickets from Italian Ports to Main European Cities London762 words
-
Advertisement294 1965-05-10 16 MALAYAN STOCK INDICES May 3. May 4. May 5. May 6. May 7. May 8. Industrials: 76.30 76.14 75.97 76.01 76.52 76.69 Tins 96.48 95.77 95.09 94.98 94.83 94.88 ii rubbers: 103.63 103.73 103.73 103.73 103.73 103.71 •Dec. 30, 1963 100. Dec. 29. 1962 100. DIVIDENDS \\\(H\(l» nrrrnt Date of294 words
-
-
MALAYAN SHARE MARKET REVIEW
-
Article684 1965-05-10 17 'ptib following is a complete 1 list of revised quotations for the week ended on Friday. May 7: INDUSTRIALS Alex Bricks IS.SO Boustefcd 1.21 C.B. Holding! 2.09 C.T.B. o/di 38/ b Djnlop 1.45 Krso I.SB tuo 1.00 Kan 4.10 K. 2.36 Ked. Dv 1.20 Fltzpa;n a684 words
-
1688 1965-05-10 17 From Our Market Correspondent rpilK mild rally in industrial shares on the Stock Exchange on Friday was generally regarded as more of a technical corrective operation than any sudden burst of confidence. Some may have associated this with rather more optimistic reports emanating from1,688 words
-
Article194 1965-05-10 17 gROKEN Hill Proprietary Co. Ltd. plans to begin production of commercial quantities of double reduced tlnplate by mid--1966. when a new plant comes into operation. BHP announced the plan in a statement to the Australian Tariff Board In support of the company's claim for Increased194 words
-
Article30 1965-05-10 17 KUBBEK TIN iprrlb). (per plcul). May S. 74. cts. $729.87} 4. 731 cts. $728.75 5. 74 cts. $736.50 6. 741 cts. 5731.123 7. 741 cts. $728.25 8. 5731.2530 words
-
Article43 1965-05-10 17 U.S. auto makers plan to build 212.242 cars this week, up from 205.020 last week and 177,893 cars a year earlier. Dow Jones reported. General Motors Corporation scheduled 115.537 assemblies this week, against 110.213 last week and 98.441 a year ago.43 words
-
Article13 1965-05-10 17 Sungei Tukanf produced 6.476 lb. in April and Temerloh 83.000 lb.13 words
-
Article837 1965-05-10 17 rpHE price of Straits tin on 1 Saturday was declared at $731.25. up $3 on the day and represented a net gain on balance on the week of $1.75. Once again it was an erratic week with a gain of 374 cents on837 words
-
-
Page 17 Advertisements
-
Advertisement640 1965-05-10 17 Companies under the general management of Messrs. Osborne and Chappel, Ipoh. Tin ore outputs for April. 1965. PicnU Chenderlang Tin Dredging Ltd. 280 Gopeiig Consolidated Ltd. and Its subsidiaries 3,348 Hongkong Tin Ltd. 250 Idris Hydraulic Tin Ltd 572 Kent (FMS) Tin Dredging Ltd.— Dredge 465 Do. —Opencast 260 Kllllnghall640 words
-
Advertisement630 1965-05-10 17 LEMBAGA LETRIK PUSAT NOTICE INTERRUPTION OF SITPLY TELUK ANSON Electricity consumers In Langkap, Hutan Mellntang and Teluk Anson are requested to note that the supply will be Interrupted on Tuesday 11th May 1965 between 9.00 a.m. lo 4.00 p.m. Thi. shutdown Is required to connect the new substation at Kampong630 words
-
Advertisement672 1965-05-10 17 TENDER JOHORE J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from Class "E' 1 and above registered J.K.R. Contractors will ue received by the Jurutera Negeri, J.K.R., Johor, up to Noon of the 18th May, 1965 for: CONSTRUCTION OF ONE (1 NO). SETOR BAHRU UNTOK J.K.R. WORKSHOP, JALAN KEBON TEH, JOHORE BAHRU. Full particulars672 words
-
Advertisement21 1965-05-10 17 EXECUTIVE Extensive Sales, Marketing Manager, 15 years Commercial Experience throughout Far East Seeks New Post. Reply Box A 2025 ST., X.L21 words
-
-
TIMESPORT 1
-
1521 1965-05-10 18 Epsom Jeep - Epsom Jeep Racing with 1 pENANG, Sun.—Triangle Stable's Malapin, with Alan Tr_j vena astride, scored a 1 smashing win in today's main event here, slamming his Summer Cup opposition by three lengths. Malapin. who completed a double for this meeting by taking this Cl1,521 words
-
854 1965-05-10 18 Jack Fingleton - Jack Fingleton says i: Barbados, Sun. SCOREBOARD \l>lK.u.i\ Isl Inns —C.IU-b dre WEST INDIES Ist Inns llunlc not out .1 li.«vis MiKen/ic S Kunliai c Haw.:e b McKmzie 120 Rutrher c Sinifxson b O Neill 9 Nurse not out 183 l.xtras 24 Total854 words
-
Article117 1965-05-10 18 SYDNEY. Sun. Results oj Australian Association football matches played todays'S Wales North Mr. l 2 Cardiff 0: West on I auarie 3: Newcastle 4 Cessnock 2: W Wnllsend i Maawtown NS Wales Federation l)iv I: Yugal 2 Prague b ,u'ii Hakoah 1: Pan Hellenic 3 Budapes, 4Reuter - 117 words
-
Article44 1965-05-10 18 TOTAL POOL: 5.A089 Ul No. *****1 <$30.0«3l 2nd No. *****6 ($7,515) 3rd No. *****1 ($3 757) Starters (5556 each). Now *****8 *****1 *****4 *****7 "...IS *****3 *****1 *****0 IMSM. Consolation ($375) \<m--*****2 *****1 *****8 *****4 *****3 *****5 *****8 *****5 *****3 *****7.44 words
-
-
Page 18 Advertisements
-
Advertisement959 1965-05-10 18 LS_ I ANGLO-ORIENTAL (MALAYA) LIMITED KUALA LUMPUR Outputs of tin concentrates lor the undermentioned Companies under the Management ol AngloOriental 'Malaya' Limited lor the < month of April, 1965, are as follow*:- Pirn I* AMTAT TIN DREDGING LIMITED !174 BKRJUNTAI TIN DREDOING LIMITED (ICtnc strike bound from 7th to 20lh959 words
-
Advertisement783 1965-05-10 18 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND Bankruptcy Nos. 127 53 Nathan Jo-sepli. 47. Short Street. Singapore, i Clerk). 542 57 Ibranim bin Tahir. 17. Lun Tua Tow Road, Spore. (Binder i 673 57 Stephen Clarence Mosbergen. 994-10. Upper Thorn.son Road. Spore. (Clerk). 106 58 Wan Ishak783 words
-
Advertisement881 1965-05-10 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS MINISTRY OF EDUCATION KUALA LUMPUR TEACHING SCHOLARSHIP IN MlSir APPLICATIONS are invited for Federal Scholarship in Music tenable at one of the Royal Schools of Music, or other recojrniFed College of Music in the United Kingdom. The three-year course which leads to the Diploma G.R.SM. (London) in the881 words
-
Advertisement55 1965-05-10 18 BERITA HARIAN SPOT THE BALL Contest "T" Use your judgment and win $1,000/-. Enter Spot The Ball Contest "T". Just mark where you think the Centre of the Ball is, and you may win $1,000/-. Cut out the coupons daily from the Berita Harian, and send in your entry by55 words
-
-
TIMESPORT 2
-
Article413 1965-05-10 19 JOE DORAI - JOE DORAI MALAYA CUP SOCCER By I: Johore Bahru, Sunday ILL-TEMPERED JOHORE LOSE 4-0 AT HOME JOHORE paid the penalty today for adopting over-robust tactics in a hectic 10-minute period, during which they injured four Singapore players and conceded two penalties, and were soundly beaten 4-8413 words
-
Article227 1965-05-10 19 Dolby gets winner for Malacca SINGAPORE, Sun. Malacca, 4-1 conquerors of Johore last week, overcame tough opposi- tion in the second half to beat I Singapore Joint Services 3-2 in their Malaya Cup match at Jalan BM*r Stadium tonight. Malacca started well with Robert Choc taking a good shot at227 words
-
Article88 1965-05-10 19 IPOH, Sun.— Selanßor schoolboy Zainon Mat performed a hattrick for Selangor Malays in their Rulers' Shield match against Kedah here today. Owing to time lost to rain, the two-day match was decided on the first innings. Selangor winning by 118 runs. Belangor, 117 lor three over- 188 words
-
Article270 1965-05-10 19 Graveney hits his 104th century LONDON. Sun.— Worcestershire County cricket champions, made a satisfactory start to their defence of the title yesterday when they scored 278 for eight wickets in their first innings against Essex on a rain-affected pitch. tenhirei baraej were former England batsman Tom Graveney. who followed hisReuter - 270 words
-
Article693 1965-05-10 19 S'GOR WIN BY INNS MCA TOURNEY KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday. PERAK, trailing 123 runs behind on first innings yesterday, failed to force Selangor to bat a second time today and were beaten by an innings and 25 runs before lunch in their MCA League match on the Padang here. Final scorts693 words
-
Article1215 1965-05-10 19 ERNEST FRIOA - ERNEST FRIOA SCA TOURNEY By CINGAPORt. aun Singapo.i Recreation Club, the leaders, consolidated their position in the Singapore Cricket Association senior tournament when they beat University of Singapore by seven wickels on the padang today SRC skipper John Martens made •i big contribution to SRC's win.1,215 words
-
-
Page 19 Advertisements
-
Advertisement16 1965-05-10 19 V&ihcJk Golden Symphony Verkuuc oibcuits <r-LJ-^ delicious! agent* G. Hoppenstedt Ltd. 127. Cecil Street, Singapore, I16 words
-
Advertisement236 1965-05-10 19 QIMSI-ARC MljfD STEe^XE^t^ODES Zi%^^''d&^ JjT M A OW p ce<^ 9'""* 1 pu f po» j^p J JW m trode, giving maximum «conomy m 'V/j, jfir Mf B welded mild jteel constructional wofk. j^r Jv b RADIAN j^T ft A high quality, general purpose elecjCr ft B trode available in236 words
-
-
Page 19 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous72 1965-05-10 19 SPORTS DIARY SOCCEK— Ipoh Div. 2 Shaw Bros- A' v Ramblers 'A' (Jn A. Jali!): Div. 3: Ipoh Yg'sters v La Sallians (Coronation grd): Police v Malaysian Rangers (Lower Coronation grd) Kampar Div. 2: ACS C v SEX (padan(t» HOCKEY— Ipoh Div 2: MES v Andersonians C; ACS v Municipality72 words
-
-
307 1965-05-10 20 Sun. Singapore's Minister for Health, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, is to raise the issue of "scandalous ill-treatment" of! Malaysians arriving at Manila by ship in Parliament when it sits on May 25. Mr Yong said in a statement: '"It is my Intention307 words
-
Obituary57 1965-05-10 20 MR VEOH CHEANC BOON ftgadM Klembam; KechU. Malacca If*, .i con. :i DM ral t.xiriv at I'.OO p.m. MR. TAN CHIN BO' R I 111] children Rosalind, LIMBS, William. Annie, i.imny: thrv cons-ln-lau one dau^'h-!>-r-in-!aw Molly: and alx Krandchlldr«n to mourn hlx lons. IVej. i'-d Funeral on U. 6.65:57 words
-
Obituary81 1965-05-10 20 MR. COH HONG BENC. aged 64, passed away peacefully on s. :,->,:, Kiunral on Wednesday. 12-J-63 at 11 am from 1.'15-B Argyll Road for .r. million at Batu U:nitotiK Crematorium AVITHAB 8 PEREIRA formerly of the <;.!•. O. Sint;a|*r.-. pao^d w.-iy peacefully at the General Hospital M Sunday 9th81 words
-
Obituary23 1965-05-10 20 IN TREASURED MEMORY .f Sainnil William Pwtl railed to rent 10-.VIPU3 v ho will llvi- for ever in my heart Norn23 words
-
Article112 1965-05-10 20 NO MAILS DELIVERY ON SATURDAY SINGAPORE. Sun.— There will i be no delivery ol correspondence or parcels on Wesak day which tall- on May 15. but most ol the States post offices will be open (or one and a half hours. The General Post Office and the Dempsey Road i112 words
-
Article37 1965-05-10 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— Tbe Postgraduate committee of the Kandang Kerbuu Hospital will hold a lecture on "the General practioner's role in female genital cancer detection" at the hospital lecture theatre at 5 p.m on May 14.37 words
-
Article143 1965-05-10 20 BANGKOK, Sun. A British family of Ivi «itn f«, o nve. stranded for a month here with no money, was too excited to talk coherentlv today as scores i of Thais donated inais aonaiea money to keep them from going to jail. Terence Whelan. hisAP - 143 words
-
135 1965-05-10 20 US CUTS CONSULAR RELATIONS WITH CAMBODIA PHNOM PENH. Sun. The United States has decided to end Consular relations with Cambodia, which Cambodia wanted to continue after she broke diplomatic relations with the U.S. The Cambodia Press Agency today published a letter from Mr. Dean Rusk, the Secretary of State, to135 words
-
Article33 1965-05-10 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— Prof. K Shanmugaratnam. Dean of Medicine. University of Singapore, will speak on "Medicine as a Career" at 5.30 p.m. tomorrow at the lecture hall. Chinese Chamber of Commerce.33 words
-
Article, Illustration431 1965-05-10 20 Victorious Smith to press Britain for freedom SALISBURY. Sun. TNK Southern Rhodesian Prime Minister, Mr. hin Smith, hacked by an overwhelming mandate from the white electorate, yes terday announced plans to step up the colony's independence negotiations with Britain. He was not yet prepared to go to London for talksReuter - 431 words
-
Article45 1965-05-10 20 SINGAPORE. Sun— Free Film shows organised by the field tlon of the Ministry of Culture I will be held at the following places at 7 p.m. tomorrow: Kampong Tengah. Ponggol Road: Bukit Mandai Village: and Jalan Beseri. Chua Chu Kang Road45 words
-
228 1965-05-10 20 Are Mao's soldiers fighting in Vietnam DION BAB (South Vietnam), Sun. Communist V i c t cons:, aided by Chinese speaking soldiers, seized control of this village and a nearby strategic highway and then ambushed a Government relief force sent to drive them out. it was reported today. Capt. Vance228 words
-
79 1965-05-10 20 Man tries to jump out of plane PARIS, Sun. A Pole expelled from the United States tried to open the exit door on a Paris bound airliner carrying 122 passengers over the Atlantic during the night, airport police said here yesterday after the plane landed |Januz Wasniewski, 31, was overcomeReuter - 79 words
-
427 1965-05-10 20 Matson sets world shot put record BACK PAGE WORLD SPORT ROUND-UP COLLEGE STATION. Texas. Sun. Randy Mats on (US). the Olympic Games silver medalist, broke his own world shot put record with 70ft. Tin. with his second effort at the southwest conference meet here yesterday. Last .vi rk Mat.son threw427 words
-
Page 20 Advertisements
-
Advertisement269 1965-05-10 20 Late classified advertisements BETWEEN ROBIN. I/O Mi A Ml> I. in Jin Sim and Pearly, d o Mr. «t •i Tok Kon^ on U BETWEEN CHANDRASHEKRAN, !iii'»l so Mr. Bad Mr- K. ricli.i .iinan. K 1... in.l i MrMukundun. IYkoH Batata, IT'S SAFE TO ENJOY PHILATELY AT HOME! START NOW!269 words
-
Advertisement21 1965-05-10 20 MISSING 12-WEEK-OLD whit. tmxer imply. Male brown npot on h»»ii<l Vicinity JLN. s^langor P.J. chlld'n pic call K L. i>727 reward.21 words
-
Advertisement130 1965-05-10 20 STUDY AT HOME POSTAL \p/T TUITION Wf\ (^K X ENSURE BETTER GRADES, CREDITS AND DISTINCTIONS BY FOLLOWING OUR HOME-STUDY COURSES IN ANY SUBJECT FOR THE FOLLOWING -1965/1966 EXAMINATIONS 1. Higher School Certificate 6. Qualifying Test 2. School Certificate 7. Lower Cert, of Education 3. General Certificate 8. Primary VI 4.130 words
-
-
Page 20 Miscellaneous
-
Miscellaneous48 1965-05-10 20 TNE WEATHER Highest and lowest temperatures In Malaysia :or the period 8 p.m. Saturday to 8 p.m yesterday: Iliuhrst Lowest Kuala Lumpur 91 75 Kota Bharu 73 Penan? 88 75 Ipoh 73 liftSMCa 88 73 Singapore 88 73 C Hii-hlands «a 59 Jesselton 90 73 Kurhlnt: 86 7348 words
-