The Straits Times, 23 May 1965

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    15 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES In NO. 1,524 SUNDAY, MAY 23. 1965 20 CENTS KDN 1191 1006
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  • Article
    Face it now
    1254 1 Face it now WHO ARE THE MALAYSIANS? ASKS LEE CINGAPORE. Sat. Slnga- pore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. today again called for a clear-cut definition of Malaysian. He said: "If people do not want a Malaysian Malaysia through constitutional methods, let us know now. "It is no use making
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    $ 10,500 yours?
    63 1 10,500 yours? SOMEONE is richer by $10,500! The Jackpot of Malay Mail Word Puzzle Contest "EX" has been won outright by a single winner. Is it you? Look in the Malay Mail tomorrow. Don't forget to send In your entry for Word Puzzle Contest "EL. There is a guaranteed prize
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    Cheap politician, says Manila
    61 1 MANILA, Sat— The Philippine Immigration Commissioner, Mr. Martinlano Vivo, today called Singapore Health Minister. Nr. Yong Nyuk Lin, "a cheap politician seeking free publicity" at the expense of the Philippines. Mr. Vivo issued a statement after Mr. Yonjj rejected an invitation to come to Manila and
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    SINGAPORE CAN'T GO IT ALONE
    1058 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today warned the Chinese in Singapore of the futility of seceding from Malaysia. *'I would ask them to remember that Singapore cannot exist by itself. Even secession from Malaysia cannot eliminate the fact that
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    GIANT WHEAT SALE
    23 1 OTTAWA. -Sat. Canada has made another giant wheat sale to China posMblv 100 million dollars worth inlormed iourc- and yesterday.
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    U.S. bombs near on Hanoi
    106 1 U.S. bombs near on Hanoi CAIOON, Bat American planet bombed targets in Quant: Suui. 55 mile> >outii ot Hanoi today— the they have ever come to tin- capital city. The jets destroyed at tl iin■ged 37 buildiiißs In thr city. 'I he .strlkr KM made )UM milllnta Binh. where DA
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    Stabbing spree
    38 1 MANILA sat— Three people, including an 80-year-old man W«rt stabbed to death by f. lealou: lover who saw his girl danch another man The man went on a -stabbing rampage and tin ri killed him Rmiter
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    Lock icon Indon exercise
    28 1 JAKARTA S.u A large :i:;ilt;iiv DlHlloeUVre Will soon be held by \\v South Bor- nen miliiHry command. Briga- dier General Amir Mahmud an- > nounced today Reutar.
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    Bombs drive back Indon raiders
    170 1 KUCHING, Saturday. J^ LARGE party of Indonesian guerillas who tried to cross into Malaysian territory at Balai Ringin in the First Division was completely dsrupted and driven back by the accurate bombardment by security forces. A security forces spokesman here said today that contact with
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    Minister shot in street
    53 1 GUATEMALA CITY, Sat. Guatemala's Vice Minister of National Defence. Col. Ernesto Molina Arreaga. was assassinated yesterday by Communist terrorists. Col. Molina was gunned down in gangland style as he was driving inn his car ln the outskirts of this capital cHv A fusillade of machinegun bullets
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    Trapped tigress shot dead
    54 1 RAUB. Sat A full Riv-wn neri>.s was caught In a wild boar rap near Sungej Ruan. 19 miles from here, t rubber Hnnllhoidcr. ItUle'd It wrli two shots. IM Monday a tiger was killed by a party of hunters ln Kampong Aur near Cheroh ullage, about
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    Crash that killed 4
    83 1 THE twisted and crumpled car, after its collision head-on with a lorry on the IpohChemor Road on Friday evening All four occupants in the car were killed. Pinned inside the car behind the strrrinu wheel is the clrher. Yu Kuon. :'»4. a businessman. Stretched out on
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    $50 million for low-cost public housing
    278 1 $50 million for low-cost public housing I£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin announced today he had approved $50 million for low-cost public housine plans which were -'already well advanced." Another $10 million, he said had been allocated to the Federation of Malaya Government Officers- Housing
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      TEC SHOOTS AT FLEEING THUG
      57 1 PI S.it A <l. UlUlc ot ihr i'i-n.inu \im Snrrt So<irl\ Kr.im-li. -.hot at sanc>trr who trirri m sUh him altrr cUa^t alone Noordin Mini (•haul jetty liirr tml.i\. Ihr drlri'tlip WttMt Hid tiir |MBfrter, Miih lira oilier tliuc>. jumped into thp sea and disappeared
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  • The News
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      At last-the bare facts about Jackie
      220 2  -  by RUDY BELTRAN JACQUELINE Flem- ing, 27, is not a secretary from New Zealand. She is a striptease artiste. Today, the Sunday Times has in its possession an advertisement (above) that appeared in a Capetown newspaper describing her as "an exotic stripper direct from
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      Lock icon Japan poll
      21 2 TOKYO. Sat— Prime Minister Eisalcu Sato's Cabinet decided yesterday to hold the Upper House election on July 4. A.P
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      Local writers told: Put record straight
      217 2 pENANO, Sat. Malaysians with a flair for writing should record their experiences to counteract the "pernicious and uncomplimentary views" about Malaysia expressed by expatriate writers, Dr. Lloyd Fernando, lecturer of English at the University of Malaya, said here last night. Dr. Fernando, who was
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      Banners: A denial by Nasir
      93 2 Banners: A denial by Nasir I/UALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Director of Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka. Syed Nasir bin Ismail, said today that some people were using his name to sell Jayatcan Bulan Bahasa Kebangsaan" banners to the public. Syed Nasir said: "1 have nothing to do with them. They are
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      Sunny—portrait of the calmest prisoner in Changi
      561 2  - Sunny— portrait of the calmest prisoner in Changi SINGAPORE, Sat. The calmest prisoner in Changi Prison on the day he was condemned to death. That was the description given me by prison officials who watched Sunny Ang, a former Singapore Grand Prix racer, change from mufti into his prison garb
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      TURF CLUB MEN WANT MORE
      171 2 SINGAPORE, Saturday rpHE 300-strong labour force employed by the 1 three turf clubs in the Federation have submitted claims through the Racecourse General Emplyees' Union for wage increases and other benefits. The general secretary of the union. Mr. A. Ponnusamy, wants the present disparity in
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      US veterans praise the Tengku
      127 2 US veterans praise the Tengku SINGAPORE, Sat. Two k American war veterans flew Into Singapore from Kuala Lumpur today full of praise for Tengku Abdul Rahman They are John A. Jenkins. Commander-ln-Chief of the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, and Brig. Gen. James D. Hit tie director
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      Bangkok Bank
      42 2 SINGAPORE. Hat Bang- kok Bank Ltd.. the largest commercial bank in Thailand. has opened Its seventh overseas branch office at 24. 2nd Section Chungsan Road. North. Talpeh Banking transactions begin on Monday. The branch manager I la Mr. Thongchal Thadoemrhlt.
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      Car confiscated
      47 2 TAIPING Bat.— A car driver. Auk Seng Peng. 30, had his car confiscated and was fined a total of $1,750 yesterday when he was found guilty of allowing his uninsured car to be used as a pirate taxi Ang waa defended by Mr. PJS. Oill
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      P.C. slashed to death
      149 2 rIPINO. Sat. A police constable, Raja Daud bin Raja Sulong. 22, was slashed to death at about 2 a.m. today while questioning a man suspected of having stolen property. Raja Daud's body was found about 200 yards from the police station here. He had two slash
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      Amma (new Lady Moynihan) will go on dancing PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS
      271 3 Amma (new Lady Moynihan) will go on dancing PERSONALITIES IN THE NEWS LONDON, Sat. The new Lady Moynihan the 26-year-old belly-dancer known professionally as Princess Amina is continuing her dancing career. A close friend of the Monynihans, Mr. James Newton, a solicitor, said: '"She has to fulfil dancing contracts in
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      Man who knows all about dogs, loves cats too
      359 3 By a Staff Reporter SINGAPORE, Sat. Stanley Dangerrleld was more than glad to see me last night. He could talk about dogs again after nearly two days. Mr. Dangerfield is. of course, the international all-breeds judge from Britain. Here to judge
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      People
      269 3 Ul DDEKSFIELD: Mr. Kenneth Green has named his triplet boys after the Beatles Ringo loses out. The boys, have been named Qeorge. Paul and John. TAPE TOWN: Major Jan Frederick Reltz first Military Governor of the British-occupied territory In Germany during World War Two. telephoned the Cape Argus to
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      TOP JOURNALIST WHO STARTED OFF IN THE ULU
      213 3 TOP JOURNALIST WHO STARTED OFF IN THE ULU lONDON, Sat Mr Stacey. of the London Sunday Times who was arrested ln India following an Interview he had with Sheikh Abdullah. the turmer Primp Minister of Ka>hmlr. Is only 34 But nc has an oli.shed reputation lor courageous reporting in various
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      Taking the plunge...
      73 3 I ONDO.V Government officials told their minister to Ro lump in the river today and he did. Mr. Roy Mason 41--year-old Minister oi State for Shipping, plunged Into the chilly Thames, after one hour's sleep following on allnight session of Parliament. The object: To test a new
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      NETHERLANDS-MALAYSIA
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      Miracle cure No. 65 at Lourdes
      153 4 Miracle cure No. 65 at Lourdes MARSEILLES. Sat. A young French girl has been cured of a bone disease following a pilgrimage to Lourdes in 1959 Monslgnor Marc Lallier, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Marseilles, said today the church officially recognised the cure as a miracle— the 65th recorded case of
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      PRESS BARRED
      521 4 IS it a mystery or a conspiracy? Last week, the Sunday Times published on Page Two a pictur of "the ragger am' the ragged." Toda j the plot thickens. No one at the University of Singapore would identify the two youths in the picture. And. as if to
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      Tax people persecuting my client: Counsel
      300 4 PENANG. Sat A defence lawyer. Dato S.M. Yong. today accused the Income Tax Department of "persecuting" a factory owner. Lee Slew Ngock. 'It Is also trying to make him a bankrupt by involving him in more legal expenses." Dato Yong told the Sessions Court
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      A signboards contest
      55 4 KANGAR. Sat. A social committee under the chairmanship of a State Assemblyman, Mr. Loh Ah Tong. has been set up to organise a national language signboards contest a-mong among firms. Mr Loh today urged a!! traders to take part in the competition and help to make the
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      Sawmill opening
      38 4 SINOAPORE. Sat- The Khiam Kee Sawmill In Jurong will be opened by Mr. Lira Kirn San. Minister for National Development, and not by Mr. Hon Sui Sen. chairm.ui of the Economic Development Board, as previously reported
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      4-death crash driver in court
      147 4 4-death crash driver in court IPOH, Sat— A lorry driver, S. Doraisamy. 34, pleaded not guilty in the Sessions Court here today to causing the death of four people in a road accident at the Bth mile IpohChemor Road yesterday evening. The Court President. Inche Mohamed Azmi bin Haji Dato
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      Gold crucifix woman in death fall
      107 4 Gold crucifix woman in death fall CINGAPORE, Sat. An unidentified 23-year-old Chinese woman with a gold crucifix fell from a 10-storey block of flats In Commonwealth Crescent yesterday and died an hour later in hospital. Police today described her as slim, nve feet tail with hair combed straight to her
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      Unions and politics
      50 4 PENANG, Sat. The Government ban on strikes has stressed the need for trade unions to be more politically conscious, Mr. Chan Chuck Hoi. secretary of the Penang division of the MTI'C said today. He said: "They have now realised their mistake In remaining neutral and politically unaligned."
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      Apartheid protest
      30 4 ORAHAMSTOWN Sat. About 800 students and several professors of Rhodes University here yesterday staged a 12-hour hunger strike against the South African Government's recent ban on mixed audiences.
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      Branding of maid: Woman cleared on appeal
      369 4 Branding of maid: Woman cleared on appeal IPOH. Sat— A housewlft who was alleged to hay« branded a servant girl with a hot iron spade and applied chilly powder to the wounds won her appeal against conviction in the High Court here today. Allowing the appeal. Mr. Justice All bin
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      Outrage: Man gets two months
      40 4 SINGAPORE, Sat. Rldzwaa bin Dassan Selamat, 29, was today jailed for two months for using criminal force on a 1(^ year-oM girl with intent to outrage her modesty. The girl wm« rescued by her brother.
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      Saigon arrests its top military security officer
      158 4 Saigon arrests its top military security officer SAIGON, Saturday. /GOVERNMENT security officials today arrested Col. Trang Van Chinh, chief of South Vietnamese military security, informed sources report1 cd. His arrest apparently was connected with the alleged plot to overthrow the Government announced yesterday by Dr. Phan Huy Quat, the Prime
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      Algiers: Sock to abide by any decision
      406 5 Algiers: Sock to abide by any decision JAKARTA. Sat. While the Philippines has promised to back Malaysia's admission to the Afro- Asian Conference in Algiers next month, Indonesia has said she "will abide" by any decision taken by Foreign Ministers regarding Malaysia's participation. The Indonesian *tateBient was made by Mr.
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      Convent girl wins essay prize
      79 5 PENANG, Sat, y PKNAM; Convent Form V studerr.. Sukhwant K.uir (above) his won first prise in the I nulish essay competition sponsored by the Royal Commonwealth Society! Miss Kaur toes to Kuala Lumpur tomorrow to receive her prise of SlOO and a silver shield from
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      Abortion urged
      64 5 I ONDON. Sat, V. have urged the Government to legalise abortion in three special sets of circumstances. The National Union of Townswomrn Guilds said abortion should be permitted where It wa~ lecessary to preserve a woman's physical or mental health; where there was a serious risk of a
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      The saving turban
      79 5 DARIT BUNTAR. Sat 1 Constable Sohan Sinßh. 21. was today awarded the Police Commissioner's commendation for gallantry for saving a boy from drowning. Sohan Singh was walking along the bank of the Suntei Knan on Jan. 24 this year when he saw 14-year- I old Abdul Malik
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      Lock icon Meeting to pick 'Black Pope'
      51 5 ROME. S«t riie Jesuits rl<*ct a new Supenor-Generai— the so-called "Black Pope" m an austere secret conclave toCiilV. Among those tipped for election are Father Pedro Arrupe 57. a Spanish Basque and Provincial of the order in Japan mid Father Alolo Dezza. 63. an Italian—
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      Ceasefire starts in strife-torn Santo Domingo
      256 5 Ceasefire starts in strife-torn Santo Domingo SANTO DOMINGO. Saturday. 4 24-HOUR ceasefire came into effect here at A noon yesterday. The central area controlled by rebel forces was reported quiet. The "Reconstruction" junta and the "Constitutio- nal" regime of the rebel forces both signed the truce j so that Red
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      Manicka off on tour of Africa
      116 5 J/UALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Minister of Labour, Mr. V. Manlckavasagam. lei t on a two-week tour of five West African coun- tries today "to explain our position" In the Malaysia- Indonesia dispute. He will also try to win more African support for Malaysia's participation
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      Police check school boys
      48 5 PARIT BUNTAR Sat- :rom 45 schools in I •In.- rli.-tric' Ml caught ov -uipru* tbtl week when police checked their bicyclea for deFcctl This i£ Dart of an educational campaign to cut down tnMU accidents. nan 100 studentchange their tyre* and nuke oilier repair*.
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      Thieves even took cash register
      45 5 KUALA LUMPUR .Sat Thieves .stole a $4,820 cash register br'onjring to Lim Ho Rubber Goods in Klyne Street here early yesterday. In the machine was $100. The burglars also stole 226 shirt*. 36 cigarette lighters and 50 sot.s of cuff-links.
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      Lock icon Idiots, yelled wife at Brethren
      377 5 Idiots, yelled wife at Brethren I ONDON. Sat. A hou.se- wife who blamed a religiou.N sect for separating her from her husband broke Into one of their I meetings, shouting: "You 1 are a lot of brainwashed idiots" a court here was told yesterday. The sect was the Exclusive Brethren,
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      Lock icon Varsity: Student breakdown
      40 5 CANBERRA. Sat. Ninety per cent of the 4.502 overseas students enrolled at Australian universities were from Asia. Africa or the Pacific. Sir Robert Menzi&s Australian Prime Minister, said in a House of Representatives reply here yesterday.— Reuter.
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      Unpredictable Sock—by the Tengku
      224 5 Unpredictable Sock— by the Tengku fENGKU Abdul Rahman says President Soekarno is so "unpredictable" that he cannot tell whether there will be a meeting between the two leaders. The Tengku made these remarks in a special statement sent to the Tokyo Shimbun In answer to questions submitted to him by
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      219 2 THE ROYAL MALAYSIAN NAVY 1 NEEDS UNIVERSITY ENTRY TECHNICAL OFFICERS The opportunity now exists for graduates in Mechanical and Electrical engineering from Universities recognised by the Federation Government to enter the Royal Malaysian Navy as Technical Officers on a Regular Commission. Applications from students who graduate in 1965 or who
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    IN MEMORIAM
    27 6 :n Korrf. tit /Minimum) IN MEMORY OF Mrs. M v. x'narn died 23rd May 1964 "Safe With leV Inserted by her loving husband and children.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    55 6 IS Word* S3 (Minimum) PRISBYTERIAN CHURCH, In Sin-k-apore. Orchard Road. Sunday Service a.m. and S p.m. All welcome. WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH, Fort Canning Koad, Singapore. Worship Services at 7.30 a.m., 10.00 a.m. anj 5.30 p.m. Sunday School for I hII axes at 8.4S a.m.; Junior Church i 10.00
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  • OPINION
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      Untitled
      4 6 Sunday. May 23. 1965
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      SPLIT?-1
      150 6 SPLIT? -1 ONE fundamental Issue which the Afro-Asians will have to decide at their conference In Algiers next month Is whether this neutral group of nations wants to stay neutral and, within the framework of this neutrality, retune their foreign policies to deal with a world keyed up with ever
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      SPLIT?-2
      145 6 SPLIT? -2 rpOMORROW. the Indo- neslan Communist Party celebrates its 45th anniversary. Dominating Jakarta's vast Russianbuilt sports stadium, where 100.000 people will turn up for a giant rally, is a huge billboard carrying the pictures of Marx. Engels. President Soekarno. Dipa Aidlt. Lenin and Stalin But. significantly, no portrait of
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  • LETTER OF THE WEEK
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      82 6 I WAS glad to hear the Tengku say at the UMNO conference that he was contemplating taking a woman into the Cabinet It is about time that the women were mors actively associated with the centres of oiwc in this country In this respect. Malaysia has lagged behind other emergent
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    BUT PLEASE LET US HAVE SOME COLOUR AND STYLE
    480 6 BUT PLEASE LET US HAVE SOME COLOUR AND STYLE AT THE close of each school day the bus stop near my home becomes an aviary of chirping, chattering children. Their voices are high and bright, climbing joyfully above the thunder of lorries and the throbbing whine of motor cycles. But
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  • PURE NONSENSE
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      Do try to understand them
      121 6 "/\UR lives are so empty." \J said a youth who hit someone with a broken bottle. If the misunderstood youngsters try to wreck trains or smash windows or knife people, their elders at once criticise their behaviour. Instead of trying to understand their high spirits
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      The influence
      67 6 IT is said that in a certain country In., a mouse was chased Into the bar by a cat. A kindly drinker routed the cat andgave the mouse a drink of beer The little creature appeared to enjoy the drink. It shook itself, stared at the door through
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      At the art exhibition
      83 6 "T OOK at this one. It Li makes a statement, don't you think?" "Definitely. It's a sort of Image of functional eclecticism, wouldn't you say? A thought-concept?" "Yes. It's Integrated, too without losing a kind of formalism." "Uninhibited constructional realism controlled by a certain sensibility, a
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    When the new boss takes over...
    897 6  - When the new boss takes over... IT IS a sad com mentary, not only of human folly but also of Asian asperations and achievements, to discover that some Asians make worse masters than their "exploiting" European predecessors. As independence came hand in hand with the promise of a better life
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    Let's be fair to the tiger
    562 6 ANSJWKft TO A LBTTBH PMOM A HCADCft THE Straits Times of April 24 contained a letter from Mr. E.H. Pereira of Petaling .lava under the heading "Waiting for a tiger to turn man-eater." One of the most obvious weaknesses in this letter was the
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      11 6 rCough Drops-. •OR RELIEF OF COUGH SORE THROAT and SMOKER'S THROAT
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  • Jayakan Bahasa Kebangsaan!
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      Fewer dollars for first M-Plan: Razak
      299 7 ITUANTAN, Sat.— The AY Central Government will spend less on the first Malaysian Five- Year Development Plan beginning next year because of the heavy defence requirements. The Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak bin Hussein, said this in a talk to the State Rural
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      Car, motorcycles stolen
      32 7 PENANG, Sat.— A car and three motorcycle* were stolen in Penang yesterday. Three motorcycles and two bicycles stolen last week have been abandoned In various parts of the city.
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      THE UNITY CLASP
      104 7 THE Minister of Sarawak Affairs, Dato Temengßong Jugah. the Chief Minister of Sarawak. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, and a Pesaka leader. Temenggong Oyong Lawai Jan (left), clasp hands in Sibu on Friday to affirm their solidarity within the Sarawak Alliance. The leaders of the Sarawak Alliance met
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      Jugah withdraws his party from Natives' Alliance
      538 7 'J'HE Minister of Sarawak Affairs, Dato Temenggong Jugah, today announced the withdrawal of his party, Party Pesaka Anak Sarawak, from the proposed Sarawak Natives' Alliance. In a statement issued In his capacity as chairman of the Sarawak Alliance, he said that there was
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      Dr. Lim hopes for better textile deal
      272 7 Dr. Lim hopes for better textile deal I^UALA LUMPUR. Bat The Minister ol Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun. said today Malaysia expected a better textile otter from Britain next year. He was speaking to reporters while visiting the multimillion dollar plant of the Chemical Company of Malaysia at
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      Lecture course
      42 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. A course of eight lectures on the human geography of "Sabah and Sarawalk" will begin on Monday at the University of Singapore in the new Lecture Theatre 2 at 7.30 p.m. Tlie fee for the course is SlO
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      Peter Bradshaw
      43 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— Mr. Peter A.R. Bradshaw. of Aberdare House. Bowmont Gardens, wishes to point out that he is not the "Peter Bradshaw" referred to in a report in today's Straits Times regarding 11 people who were fined for watching blue films.
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      Lock icon QUEEN ELIZABETH MEETS MAN WHO EYED HER THRONE
      299 7 MUNICH, Saturday. QUEEN ELIZABETH had a bizarre encounter here yesterday with Archduke Albrecht of Bavaria, head of the former Bavarian ruling hous° and. in the eyes of last-ditch Jacobites, the righti'M K ing of England. But Archduke Albrecht. aged 60. poses no
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      Prison for snatch
      79 7 MALACCA, 3at. A 23--year-old labourer, Ang Teck Chan, was found guilty today of robbing a Tampln rubber dealer of $4,000 and a transistor radio. He was jailed for 18 months. The court was told that Ang snatched a paper bag containing the money and the tAnslstor from
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      Hong Kong wedding
      56 7 MR. and Mrs. Alan Khoo who were married in St. Margaret's Church, Hong Kong, last Saturday. The bride, the former Miss Bernadette Then, b from Singapore. The bridegroom, who is also from Singapore, is a sub-editor with the South Chin* Morning Post in Hong Kong. The couple
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      464 7 MALAYA Naicnal Laniruage; 1.35 Mr. Lv Channel I Kuala the Talking Hone: The Oilier Lumpur and Penang. Woman. 2 Malacca Mos-.c— c i Doh to,, -ii. ,i Keronchonff (repeat broaflca.si); liihor," R-.hrn i 2 5 5 Chinese Cinema-Thf GirISatifiTS r L•• Be: ween (Part II of a Hokk.u. laipmg. Batu
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    Mr. Smith retires
    111 8 1/UALA LUMPUR. Sat —The man responsible for Malaysia's modern telecommunications system retired ti>day under :he Malayanisation programme. He :s Mr. Dennis Smith. 50. v ho became Director-General of Telecommunications. Malayfi:i. m 1962. He left here tonight for Singapore on his way -o Britain after spending 27 years
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    Pool open again
    38 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Sa\— The Weld Road swimming pool here is now ready for tile South V.a Peninsular Gamrs. The pool, closed to the pub.ic r the past three mm, It n oppp. t" the public.
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    Lawyers protest against Bill on appeals
    268 8 Lawyers protest against Bill on appeals KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. About 100 members of the Malayan Bar today decided to urge the Government to defer the introduction in Parliament next week of the Bill curtailing the right of appeals being taken to the Privy Council. The only resolution passed at a
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    Gangster held
    23 8 SINGAPORE. Sat Police h.'e detained a secret society tißhter of the SlO Koon Tong IP group operating in the Jurong area
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    Locked in death...
    39 8 IPOH, Saturday JHE front of the lorry interlocked in the twisted wreck of tho car after they had collided head-on into each other at the Bth mile IpohCfiemor Road. All four occupants in the car were^rilled.
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    Classical dances at temple
    55 8 SINGAPORE. Sat Mna Vasantha Mani one of the top Indian classical dancers in Malaysia, will perlorm at. the Vaikasi Saihurthi iestival organised by the Sri Senpaga Vinayagar Temple at its premises in Ceylon Road on June 3. M.ss Mani has him returner! from a .successful tour
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    Closer ties
    26 8 PENANG. Sat The An Joman Himayathul Islam MuMim Society last i.ight decided V) form a board to promote cloanunderstanding among Indian Muslim* in Malaysia.
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    STOCK EXCHANGE
    264 8 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia yesterday, with the number of the shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Dunlop a.OOOi $1.40: Esso (2.000) $1.57: East Smelt < 1.000) $3 38 CD: Gammon < 1.000) SI .65 D.
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      SUSANNAH SIZZLES
      606 9  -  FLYING here over the vast empty wastes of the Kalahari the oldest desert in the world I speculated idly what it would be like it we were forced down. And this, indeed, is the subject of the film I had come to see being made: the Stanley Baker-Cy
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      Blockbuster for the war fans
      329 9 NEW FILMS "TiOR sheer explosive imJV pact, Otto Preminger's war epic "IN HARM'S WAY" is going to take a lot of beating. This threehour blockbuster comes hurtling out of the giant screen with a spectacular excitement that knocks you back in your seat. Mr. Preminger
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      THE THEATRE
      514 9 THERE are a very few Titans In the world who can make brilliant careers at almost anything they turn their hands to. In our own time Sir Winston Churchill was an outstanding example of tnls noble breed. Charles Dickens, the great English novelist ol the 19th century, also
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    SELECTION
    177 10 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY I POINTER EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY I'VMIIA INDRA BI'NGA RAYA NOW WHAT Race 1 Grrat Eagle I ..l< ■»n Panrha lndra Now What Pancha Indr* Straat Peter MM.lt FLAME Q. BRIDGR Ml Ml IKHAN Race 2 Shah Jehan Shah Jrhan Burentaur I \i iKidt Junfle
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    The best bet today is Crown Boy
    855 10  - The best bet today is Crown Boy RACING with Epsom Jeep /'ROVVN BOY (Race 5) is the best bet in today's card. At Kuala Lumpur last month he was runner-up to Binjai Park over 7f on a heavy track and last week he beat all but Affectation over Bf. Seven
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    BEST BETS
    24 10 Epsom Jeep's best bets are Jungle Flame (Race 2), Crown Boy (Race 5) and Wonderful Pil (Race 6). The going is good.
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    BT, TIMAK 4TH DAY
    1364 10 Race 1-2.0 Cl 5 Div 2 ($5,500) 9£ 1 32tt33 Pancti* lndra a (Uurlut St i Lee 8 9.0 <SF) l*r 1 2 ***** Nanprai a (Dato St Osvtin Leong) Heddle 8 8.11 Hamid S 3 ***** Now What a (Centenary St) I Heddle S 8.11
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    Affectation to win Bukit Timah Cup
    235 10 xi ik much Improved \t-n-c t.uion can cap a >ern\ o1 >mart perlor nances bj winning the lof Bukit Timah Cup for Class 2 stafttt 'Race 8» at Bukit Timah today Affectation struck form late last season with a double over 7f and 9f
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    THE SAINT -AT LAST
    1636 10 long holiday. Leading jockey Des Coleman was again in the limelight with another double on Entertainment 111 and Nearium. Les Coles rode a well judged race to land TerbanK a length winner from his .stablemate Peninjau in the Cl. 2 Div. 4 Handicap. The going was
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    BIG SWEEP
    108 10 Total pool $101,470 Ist. No. *****4 551.219 2nd. No. *****6 514.634 3rd.- No. *****6 S 7.317 Stasiers ($1,200 racta)- Nos. •>Bb7S. *****4. *****2. *****6. *****5. *****8. *****0. *****8. *****2. Consolation (5750 each) \i Nos. *****1. *****4. *****1. 2!»255. 1!>61>6. *****8, *****5, *****1. *****4. *****5. Extra consolation ($2OO each):
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    STIPE'S REPORT
    465 11 Coleman and Tulloh asked to explain Entertainer's win rpHE Stipendiary Ste- ward's report on j yesterday's races at Bukit Timah. RACE 1: Nothing to report. RACE 2: Loderush Kingston i, after jumping away with the field, refused to i Kallop freely until ridden vigorously. Alter racing for about
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    DEATHS
    151 11 ANTONY WELLESLY. No. 20 ffciad 29 Petaling Jaya. passed away 22-5-65. Funeral today leaving for Church of Assumption 10 a.m. and thence to Cheras Road Cemetery. WONG CHONG WOON. 66, j passed away peacefully. May 22, 1965. Leaving wife, four daughters Evelyn. Pefigy Phyllis and| Queenie two sons Sonny
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    IN MEMORIAM
    23 11 IN LOVING MEMORY << .Patricia Tan Keong Neo *h n kossoed away 23^5/57. Gone but forgotten by husband and I ■tldren. I
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    Johore shock S'pore
    161 11 K LUANG, Sat. Johore created a major upset when they beat Singapore 2-1 in the Malaysian Hockey Federation's quad here today. Singapore are the Malaysian champions. Johore guv» a sterling display of ball control and teamwork. They overshadowed their opponents for long spells. The first half saw
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    AUSSIE SOCCER RESULTS
    365 11 SYDNEY. Sat n. uiU> ol Australian Ann ri nit mil louiball matches played today were: Representative match: South Au.su. uiu 1 Ciieisea 2. NSW NORTH DIV 1 May he id 2 Cessnock 0 NSW FED DIV 1 Metro 4 Cumberland 1 (postponed May 8). No other league
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      Athletics
      1650 11 S.^oAHoRE. m. Patrick's School meet Div. 'A': 100 m: 1 Lee Kum Heng. 2 G. Bheem, 3 Andrew Tan 12.4: 200 m: 1 Lee Kum Heng. 2 Peter Thong. 3 O Bheem 25.4- 400 m: 1 Peter Th'" 2 inilip Llm. 3 Peter T W, *"'Jm: 1 Peter Tay.
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      Bowling
      1437 11 I^EN-PIN oowl im is last gain- ing popularity in this country Prime Minuter Tengku Abdul Rahman has consented to be the Patron of the newly formed national organisation, which will be affiliated to the 60 million-member Federation Internationale Des Quilleurs that supervises the sport on a world-wide basis. There
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      Badminton
      536 11 .a .wow.. .uiinnuioji cham *ionsmps m .Singapore on June 3 and 4 Men's Siugles top section. Rahim Ja'afar vs All Kasnanl; Hussain Madon vs Kadir azlz. Mohamed Razalli, Amin. 's Y. Hassan; Wahab Abdullah M Arshad Abdullah; Ismail Rahman, vs Abu Noh Baba; M. Sadali vs Zainal Sharif f;
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      Cricket
      587 11 LONDON: Somerset wvnt to the top of the English County cricket table when they beat Essex by six wlckt-ts on Friday. Yorkshire, the previous leaders, lost, and Leicestershire, in Second place, just failed to force a win against Kent which would have taken them to the top. The champions.
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      Darts
      26 11 SEMBAWANG LEAGUE Mull 10 Terrorists 2; Oriental 11 Mull "B" 1, Johnson 6 Rakes 6; Oriental 8 Skyvcrs 4. Highest seam wvnn 149 to finish
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      Golf
      300 11 TOKYO, Sat. Japan won the second Asian amaieur gulf team championship on the 6.875-yard par 72 Nikko Country Club course. 80 miles north of Tokyo Friday. The defending champions, who won the first championship in Manila two years ago, retained the crown by a clean margin of 14 strokes
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      Hockey
      28 11 .i uiMnci It'.ticut'. Govt Servants 2 Secondary English School 0, TMIS 2 Pet Chun 0 Srremban league: Teachers S PWD 0. Youth Forum w.o. Bt. Paul's OBA
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      Netball
      12 11 B. GAJAH Friendly: Anderson School. Ipoh bt Royal English School 18-11.
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      Lock icon Soccer
      234 11 KAMPAR LEAlil'K— Kampar RC are Dlv. 1 leaders at the end of the first round. They woo thrice and lost once In four outings. The second round begin* on June 1. In Dlv. 2 In which nine teams are competing on a one round basis. SEX and Knta Bharu
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      Sepak raga
      48 11 KANGAR: The Kuala ferns Pemuda Nelayan fishermen youths' team i won the Peril* sepak raga Jaring competition when they beat 11 other teams to win the challenge cup presented by the State Secretary Inche Abdul Bahman bin Lebai Abbas. The runners-up were Srt Mawar Youth Club.
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      Swimming
      258 11 BLACKPOOL: Britain took a sweeping lead of 70 points to 34 over Holland en the first day of their two-day swimming itional. Britain took maximum point* from all four men's Individual •'.so won the nun's inrd.'-v relay. Ada Kok. giant Dutch Olympic silver medallist, out- 1 ponentl in the
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      Tennis
      291 11 kwia Dii.tnt i iud matches! Trengganu TC bt Sg. Golok TO (S. Thailand) 8-0). (Muda Embong bt M. Manlsaong 3-6. 6-0 ret; Salleh Idris bt V. Vacharapruk 6-0. 6-1; Baharuddin bt H. Somblndamrongkul 6-1, 4-1 ret; M. Embong and Ibrahim Salleh bt C. Diboonai and M. Manisaong 6-0. 7-5;
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      42 11 Lute CLASSIFIEDS :j Wordi SM (Minimum) UtLVSMLLDER; To Olennis and Barend a daughter Blrnita GlomiLs Marie at Mount Alvernia All well. SILUviILUANAMIiLN; To Polly and Shan a son. i and brother U> Shantl. on 22/5/65. Thanks to Obstetrician and Staff Assunta P.J.
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    Liston made 8-5 to beat Clay
    470 12 BOTH IN PEAK SHAPE FOR TUESDAY'S WORLD TITLE FIGHT LAS VEGAS. Saturday. NEVADA bookmakers today made Sonny Liston an 8-5 favourite to regain his world heavyweight boxing championship from Cassius Clay in Lewiston. Maine, next Tuesday night. Both fighters are in peak physical condition.
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    PAAA round houses relay
    85 12 DENANG. Sat.— There will o. two classes open and raniur in the Penang AAA round ■.lu-houses relay race startina at 9 a.m. on May 30. The course will be similar lo thai lor last year- eighi c:icuus along Sepoy Line 1 Wa tern Road. Maealisier Road.
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    FARRIN LEADS THEN IT RAINS
    218 12 I^UALA LUMPUR. Sat. Jim Farrin won the first set 6-3 against defending champion S. A. Azman and was leading 1-0 in the second when heavy rain washed out today's finals In the Selangor Lawn tennis open championships at the Royal Selangor Golf Club courts. Kwok
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    Westphai to coach Penang tomorrow
    129 12 Westphai to coach Penang tomorrow DENANO, Sat West Ger- man soccer coach Otto Westphai will conduct clinu 1 1 the Combined Schools Spori.Council at FAP House during bi* torthcoming two weeks' here. Westphai is due to arrive from Kuala Lumpur by Malaysian Airways tomorrow. In the mornings he will conduct
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    Four first half goals decide for Trengganu
    73 12 Four first half goals decide for Trengganu 1/UANTAN. Sat. Trengganu ix-at Pahang 4-2 in their M.iiaya Cup soccer match here today. Trengganu scorrti I tentreforward Rosll HaMiim opened account !'.\o minims after kick-off. Tiv other goa.s came from outside left Senu Abdullah '27.h minute i. Rosli Hashim <35tn> and insiderigh;
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    Lock icon ITS TIME TO HUSTLE
    105 12 Left: The Hong Kong w i c k c tkeeper L a n c h andani and leg-slip Carl Myatt react sharpiy to a half-cha nee from the bat of Ernest Wicks which John Fawcett leapt for but could not take in last morning's play in
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    HK need to chase runs hard to give curtailed interport last-day life
    828 12  -  NORMAN SIEBEL By KUALA LUMPUR. Saturday. 'FHE inter-port cricket match, which had been 1 restricted to 118 minutes' play on yesterdays "irst day. proceeded for 189 minutes today till 3.11 p.m. when heavy rain again flooded the Kuala
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    CRC hit 7-1
    19 12 TAIPING. Sat— Chinese Recreation Club whipped Thenavan Youths 7-1 in a second division soccer match yesterday.
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    Griffiths stars for the Services
    242 12 Griffiths stars for the Services SINGAPORE. Sat. Services lead Civilians by 97 runs on first Innings in their annual match here today. Services were out for 171 in 174 minutes and Civilians replied with 94 at close of Play. Griffiths who took seven wickets for 43 and hit 43. including
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    Wins marathon
    15 12 ATHENS. Sat. Jozsel I of Hungary. won the international marathon race here yesterday.
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    SCOREBOARD
    152 12 MALAYSIA lit Inns EANJIT o M 34 HOIGHTON lbw Dan.el 19 JEREMIAH c Myatt b Lacy-Smith 33 M. SHEPHKRDSON c Dhabher b Richardson 70 DA MLVA lbw Lacy-Smith 1 C. SHEPIIERDSON c Pawcett b Hall l BYNOi: c Dhabher b Richardson i WH KS c Shroff b Mvatt 0
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    Hockey champs
    30 12 TAIPING. Sat. Frcier..l;on Engineers won the league hockey championships when they trounced Pemuda Sukan 10-1 .n their last fixture here yesterday. The runners-up are the Chinese Recreation Club.
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    SIXERS ENTRIES EXTENDED
    66 12 IPOH. Sat. Only four teams Singapore. Pahane. Negri Sembilan and Perak have entered for the pan-Malaysian six-a-side hockey competition to be held here on June 19. The Perak Hockey Association, organising the tournament, has extended the closing date for entries until May 28 Orißinally the entries closed
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      156 12 SPORTS DIARY < KU KKT— lnter-port: MalayMa v Hong Kong (XL padang. 11). Annual: Spore Civilians v Services ipadane. 11). Garrison match: TerendaJc v Seremban (Terendak). Friendtfes: Police v SIA (Qurney Rd. KL>. KOV Sch. v Ceyloneae Youth (NSC grd. Sbani. SCKTKK Mala?* Cup: Peniing v Perak iCity Stadium. 8
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        I was Russia's Top spy...
        3437 1 I was Russia's Top spy... igEVER before has a Rus- slor) spy told his story to o newspaper. So once again Gordon Lonsdale make* headlines and history. For six years he was the Soviet's No. 1 agent in Britain. He also admits that he spied in the United States something
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        SAFETY
        808 2  -  HAROLD SOH By i^^^^nww^mrsn <^^ > e news n depth We all know about pirate taxis. But there are other pirates on our roads. These are vehicles used to carry goods without being licensed, or designed, to do so. These vehicles cost the Government thousands of dollars in unpaid
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        WHAT IS YOUR VERDICT
        357 2 IF you were to believe some seaside hotel brochures you would think that almost every room In the place had a sea view or overlooked the sea. But what Is the legal position if a holidaymaker Is disappointed with his vista? The question arose In office
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        Saving for a better life
        912 2  - Saving for a better life SHIVA DAS By INDUSTRIALISATION is the imigic word that hangs tantalisingly before the eyes of underdeveloped countries. Industrialisation is rightly seen as the answer to chronic poverty; the means to give the masses a better standard of living. In short, it is the passport to
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        JANE LEE`S HUMAN CASEBOOK HUMAN CASEBOOK
        464 2 WHAT* your problem? Write to: Miss Jane Lee, the Sunday Times, Time* House, Singapore t. MY EX-BOY FRIEND Is engaged to another girl. When i wrote him a letter of congratulations he replied m a long, loving letter saying he would be far happier
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        SEA STALLION—giant workhorse of the air
        619 3 SEA STALLION— giant workhorse of the air DI'RINCI the Korean conflict, the Inited States Marine Corps pioneered in the use of helicopters for transporting troops, providing logistic support and performing rescue missions. Since then, the Corps has become very fond of the helicopter as a trustworthy workhorse of the air.
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        THE INCORRUPTIBLES
        767 3 THE HONEST MEN WHO MAKE DISHONESTY THEIR BUSINESS STAFF WRITER HOW hoivesl are the hum who make other people's dishonesty their business? According to official records, no special investigator of Singapore's anti corruption sqiuid has ever been charged In court with graft. And. according to a spokesman of
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        ASK YOUR DAD
        136 3 HOW CAN HEAT FROM GAS WOKK A REFRIGVM \IOK> I^HKKK an- two kinds of refrigerators and tinmost common is the one using m air compressor driven h> an electric motor This is the electric fridge. Hie other kind works on a heat process and the heat in
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        253 3 DEAR KNOW ALLS DROP as a Itnr. Oar addrn*: Thp Know All*. Sunday Timrv 1 inx-t House, Sincaporr 9. ■W7HAT is the origin of m Judge putting on a black cap when sentencing a man to death? G. H. LEE Covering the head is an ancient sign of mourning which
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        THE ALEX LEE PAGE Light and lively
        248 4 THE ALEX LEE PAGE Light and lively LIGHT and lively, bright and breezy, matching the zing of o nice worm day. This is how I would describe the mood of a new collection of play togs which has just arrived from London and Rome. Light and lively? Yes. Materials are
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        299 4 WHAT ever happened to the good, oldfashioned over-the-counter service with ;i smile? Instead of meeting a friendly, sometimes gossipy, grocer or at kiist a cashier who smiles as you pay the bill, it will pretty soon be only a clockwork affair when you
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        GOOD FOR A LAUGH
        215 4 THE prisoner had been convicted of treason, and sentenced by courtmartial to be executed. He was marched three miles to the place of execution in a pouring rain. Bitterly, he snarled at the sergeant of the firing squad: "Why do we have to walk all this
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  • Sunday Times Supplement
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    • HOLLAND and MALAYSIA
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        A common purpose industrialisation plan
        883 5 Two Monarchies with much in common Two small countries both seeking development By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT WHILE Holland may be 8,000 miles away her industrial problems are not so far distant from Malaysia's. There is ;i very close parallel between Ihe industrial problems Malaysia is
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        To increase knowledge of Holland in Malaysia
        349 5 Royal Netherlands Embassy 8« Ampang Road. Kuala Lumpur. ALTHOUGH modern travel /V facilities make It relatively easy for people to vi.^lt distant countries, the majority of people still have to obtain the knowledge of other parts of the world through the printed word
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        VERY BRIGHT PROSPECTS FOR MUTUAL CO-OPERATION
        428 5 EMBASSY OF MALAYSIA Kronprtnzenstrasse 52, Bad Godesberg. rIK purpose ol this Supplement is to inform the people of >I;ila.\ sia about the Dutch industrial potential, technical assistance Riven by Holland. facilities for t ram in of foreign s t U denK the latest developments
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        Netherlands-Malaysia relationship is historical
        1185 6  - Netherlands-Malaysia relationship is historical DR. F. R. J. VERHOEVEN by Tkere are some words of Dutch origin in Bahasa Keban^saan IS the DutchMalaysian re--latio n s h i p merely an economic one? Arising out of their trading ties? Or is there something; more to it? In point of fact
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        Facts about Netherlands
        186 7 Capital City: Amsterdam (Pop. 870,000) Seat of Government: The Hague (Pop. 600,000) Main port: Rotterdam (Pop. 730,000) Area of Holland: 12,930 sq. miles (one-tenth Malaysia) DISTANCES FROM AMSTERDAM London: S32 miles Cairo: 2100 New Delhi: 6500 Kuala Lumpur: 7200 Population: 12,200,000 Working: population: 42' < industry; 38%
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        Holland like Malaysia is traditionally a cycling country
        339 7 OOLLAND, like 11 Malaysia, is traditionally a cycling country and there is every indication that it will contimie to be so for some time to come. According to the latest statistics her "two wheel population" totals over six million bicycles, at least
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        Natural gas opens up new vistas for Dutch economy
        897 8 Profit and power in abundance CUPPOSE a new, previously hidden raw material was discovered in Ma laysia Suppose that it promised to make as big a contribution to Malaysian wealth as tin does today! Suppose that. in addition to its export
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        THE DEVELOPING INSTITUTE FOR DEVELOPMENT
        950 9 Three from Malaysia at Institute of Social Studies Three at the Institute IS Holland merely a trading nation, preoccupied with the interchange of goods? Of course this is partly so. Perhaps it would be more accurate to say that Holland makes its living from contact
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        QUEEN JULIANA TAKES PERSONAL INTEREST
        84 9 Her Majest) Queen Juliana has Riven the Institute of Social Studies its building acd takes a personal interest in its work. Here she attends a Ircturr by Professor Jac. P. Thijs.se (left). Faculty Chairman of the I Institute's Course In Comprehensive Plan- ning. on a
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        The gateway to Europe
        1077 10 HOLLAND A STRATEGIC LOCATION ON EUROPE S COASTLINE ANOTHER common ti e between Malaysia and Holland is that geography has been kind to them both. Both countries owe much of their wealth and development to their position on the globe. Just as Malaysia occupies a commanding
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        Rotterdam Port
        25 10 An aerial view showing the sprawling port and other facilities of the Port of Rotterdam which handles a huge volume of European trade.
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        196 10 s!lllllllll!>r]IIIIHItilllC]lllhtllllllC]llllllllll|lC]llllllllllllC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC]llllll^ I Trade between Holland and Malaysia The total trade between lloll.incl and Malaysia expanded from ISM to ISO, n.tnu-l\ C from $170 million to $194.2 million, but sub- E sequently dropped regrlarly each year to a Irvrl C of 51 26.2 million in 191>4 Apart from a recovery from
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        440 11 Radio Malaysia KIIAI A I lIMDIID Bema; 5.10 On the Range: 5.30 9.00 Prog. Summary; 9.03 The rxw#nt^ l '■Mi'irwn News in Bahasa Kebangsaan; Choir Slntts; 9.30 Twenty QuesA.M 6.00 Tanda Waktu. Ne- 5.40 Emphasis On Percussion; tions; 10.00 Jet Speed Records-gara-Ku: 6.02 Moniina Mplo- 6.00 Summary Of Programmes 10.30
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        1850 12 a FnriAD Rice BURROUGHS' I /maybe i can frighten) t— I Attempting to separate tarzan fTHEVRE not /"~~v\ < vm at wirs end FROM HIS CAPTORS, DR. BANE DIVES I GOING TO GIVE f (Kfflff^p^rf 11 35^^/ WITH Mv PETROL GAUGE ■^■■■■■■■■■■1 who Intend to get married or week you
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