The Straits Times, 29 May 1965

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    21 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 145,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845. SATTRDAY. MAY 29. 1965 15 CENTS KDN 1189 M.C.(P). 1005
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    £25 mil defence from Britain?
    262 1 £25 mil defence from Britain? I ONDON, Fri. Britain is believed to be considering military aid worth about £25 million to Malaysia in the next three years. Reports suggesting this wire published in the local press during the British High Commissioner in Malaysia, Lord Head's visit here now. However, officials
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    Subandrio fails
    424 1 Japan will 'definitely back' our presence in Algiers IN MANILA, MENDEZ SAYS: WE'LL DO THE SAME TOKYO, Friday DR. SUBANDRIO has failed in his mission to persuade Japan not to support Malaysia's participation in the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers next month. Mr. Akin Sono, official spokesman of the
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    INDIA, TOO
    63 1 ll<>\<. KONG, iri. India uill liimlv support l In- admission lif Malay>ia and Russia to the Afro-Asian < onferrnrr in Algiers. Mr. Dinrsh Singh, lndi- s Deputy Minister for External Affair*, said here today, reports Alan khoo. Hr said notwithstanding Indonesia's recalcitrant attitude and possible threats of a
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    Lock icon STEAMER UNDER ATTACK —FROM MOSQUITOES
    114 1 STEAMER UNDER ATTACK —FROM MOSQUITOES MOSCOW. Frl. A Soviet steamer bound for Odessa was forced to reduce speed after a heavy attack by mosquitoes, Tass news agency reported. In a few minutes, they had occupied all cabins, blacked out the portholes and even invaded the engineroom of the steamer Khiinik
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    Lock icon Canoe crash 40 die
    79 1 LACiOS (Nigeria). Fn— About I 40 people are [rated to have died »hni h motori.sed canoe embed ir.ui BKOfrovM and capsized in I Soku Creek, near Port Harcourt, E..-teni Nigeria. according to praM reports here today. The local newspaper reports said the canoe, lilted with an
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    Lock icon 300 FEARED DEAD IN PIT DISASTER
    105 1 300 FEARED DEAD IN PIT DISASTER DHANBAD (India). Fri. More than 3UO coal miners are leared to have been killed in a pit explosion about 60 miles from here last night. The casualty estimate was given by the Press Trust of India news agency. Dhanbad, in Bihar State, is about
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    Ningkan: Taib will have to wait
    294 1 Ningkan: Taib will have to wait KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Sarawak's Chief Minister, Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, said here today that the reinstatement of two Ministers from the Barisan Ra'ayat jati Sarawak (Barjasa) would depend on whether the party was taken back into the Sarawak Alliance fold. He was commenting on
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    Khir: The peril in Borneo schools
    441 1 Khir: The peril in Borneo schools KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.— Clandestine Communist subversion in schools in Sabah and Sarawak is "very active and serious.' the Minis--1 ter of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today. "This subversion has been going on for many years and la part <>t the heritage we
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    INDIA URGED TO BUILD A-WEAPONS
    100 1 INDIA URGED TO BUILD A-WEAPONS NEW DELHI. Fri -A panel o( experts a( the National Deiente College has urged the Government to start the Immediate manularture of alomic weapons the Free Press Journal said today In a front-page story, the journal said a defence panel made up of Army experts
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    JUST FANCY THAT...
    114 1 LONDON ¥r\. A mouse helped telephone workers to get a 30 ft. cable through a 3in gap beneath a railway crossing yesterday For four days the workers tried steel tubes, wire and thin timber. All failed, then someone said: "Let's try a mouse 1 80 they caught
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    Lock icon LSoek tells of murder 'plot'
    163 1 LSoek tells of murder 'plot' JAKARTA, Fri. President Soik.iriiD claimed today that "the imperialists*' had a plan to assassinate him. He said the plan also included the assassination of the Foreign Minister. Dr. Subandrio. and Army Commander, Lieut.-Gen. Ahmad Yani. The President was addressIng the annual meeting of Indonesia's regional
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 SUBANDRIO-CHOU HAVE TALKS TOKYO, Fri. liklo nisi. in p«rdga Minister. I)r Sub.indrio. .>rri\e<l in .niton tn'l.iy and immediately h.KI talks with Premier Chou En IPI.
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  • AFRO-ASIAN AND PACIFIC DESK
    • Suu stands firm
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        Lock icon And Saigon Cabinet stalemate continues
        159 2 And Saigon Cabinet stalemate continues gAIGON, Fri. The stalemate in South Vietnam's Cabinet crisis continued as the Chief of State, Mr. Phan Khac Suu, maintained his refusal to sign a decree appointing four new Ministers and filling a vacant Ministry. Informed sources said the prime Minister, Dr. Phan Huy I
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        Lock icon Vietcong women infiltrate Saigon
        109 2 Vietcong women infiltrate Saigon gAIGON, Fri. Communist Vietconu womru agents masquerading as fruit vendors have been infiltrating into Saigon over the past few days, it was learnt here yesterday. Last Tuesday, reports said, the police traileJ one such woman to a hnu-c on the outskirts of town and a search
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      Lock icon Thais hold Red suspects
      39 2 BANGKOK. Fri.— The Thai Prime Minister, Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn, said yes- terday that many Communist suspects were arrested recently in Southern Thailand. Most were CYilnese nationals but some nere Thai Muslims, he .;aid. Reuter.
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      34 arrested for officer's death
      64 2 JAKARTA. Fri.— The Army Infurmation Office announced yesterday that 34 members of the Communist Party's youth and peasants groups had been arrested for the death of an army officer in lforth Sumatra early this month. The statement, published In the Armed Forces newspaper yesterday, charged
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      Lock icon Laos polls
      38 2 BANGKOK. Fri. The Lao- tlan Prime Minister. Prince j Souvannn Phouma. said yesterday he had arranged for general elections to be held in Laos on i July 18 to obtain a mandate from the people- Reuter.
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      Lock icon Palestine liberation leader quits in tears
      217 2 Palestine liberation leader quits in tears fAIRO, Fri. Mr Ahmcd Shukairy, leader of the Palestine Liberation Organisation, has resigned in protest against the re- action of the Arab j Heads of Government conference here to Tunisian President Bourguiba's proposals on the Arab-Israeli dispute. But the council has unanimously refused to
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      Lock icon Israelis raid Jordan as a reprisal
      100 2 rpEL AVIV. Fri.— Israeli 1 forces last night carried out a series of raids deep into Jordan territory in reprisal for recent attacks on Israeli civilians, an IsraeU Army spokesman announced. Israeli units destroyed a saboteur base In Sjuneh. across the Jordan River. They
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      Lock icon Amy kills 13
      37 2 TOKYO. Prt. Typhoon Amy, laden with heavy rains slashed across western and heavily populated central Japan yesterday killing 13 people, injuring 12 and flooding more than 23.000 houses. Nine people were reported missing UPI
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      Lock icon Peking hits Moscow: 'Same fate as Nikita'
      378 2 I TOKYO, Friday I CO M M UNIST China unleashed a savage new attack on the leaders of the Soviet Union yesterday and predicted that they would meet the same fate as deposed Premier Nikita Khrushchev. The attack was made in an article
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      Lock icon Pakistan protest at border incident
      164 2 KARACHI, Friday. pAKISTAN has made a strong protest to India over "highly aggressive actions" of Indian forces in East Pakistan, it was reported last night. The protest, announced over Radio Pakistan, alleged that on May 12 Indian troops entered a Pakistani border village in the
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      Lock icon A 2,000-YEAR SECRET
      68 2 PRETORIA, Fri. An X-ray of a 2,000-year-old 1 Egyptian mummy has shown that every bone in the "oody was broken in what might have been a violent death or some strange, long-forgotten ritual. i The Pretoria General Hospital made the dUcove'y when it X-rayed the linen-swathed mummy
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      Lock icon Three good (Filipino) reasons to learn Chinese
      168 2 Three good (Filipino) reasons to learn Chinese MANILA, Fri.— A Filipino traveller here has urged legislators to pass a law requiring the teaching of Chinese instead of Spanish In all schools. Writing in a local newspaper. Mr. Honesto Romero said priority should be given to the teaching of Chinese in
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      Lock icon Caltex strike in sixth week
      56 2 MANILA. Pri. A strik* staged by over 200 Filipino Caitex supervisors here in protest against alleged discrimination in wages entered its sixth week today with no solution still in tight. The supervisors claim their wages are very much lower than those of their American colleagues
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      Kuwait cuts loan to Tunisia
      56 2 CAIRO. Pri. Kuwait hu decided to cancel the outstanding £0 million of a £10 million loan to Tunisia, the newspaper Al Ahram reported today. The newspaper, which was quoting the Kuwaiti Depu'y Premier. Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmed Al Satan, said the decision waa taken because
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  • EUROPEAN AND AMERICAN DESK
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      Lock icon U Thant ticks off the OAS over Dominica
      371 3 U Thant ticks off the OAS over Dominica United Nations. Fri [THANT, the Secretary-General, said in effect yesterday that the Washington led Organisation of American States violated the UN Charter in its intervention in Santo Domingo. Ho called for "some heart-searching" about the functions and obligations of such regional bodies
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      Lock icon Same price...
      36 3 j NEW YORK. Fri. The rxI ecutive comnuf.ee of the New I York World Pair decided yester- j I day to retain the U3S2 50 admission prire for the billion dollar I rxpnjtrion. AP.
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      Lock icon Elizabeth visits the city of her ancestors
      255 3 Elizabeth visits the city of her ancestors UANOVER. Fri. n Queen Elizabeth arrived here last night for a six-hour visit to the city of her ancestors, the Hanoverian kings who ruled Britain from 1714 to 1837. Earlier she had flown 110 miles across East Germany to pledge continued Brlt lab
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      Start with a string...
      102 3 YOU can sun in it you get a spectacular tan through all those holes tied together. You can sleep in it. And it looks great on men. too. But it looks even greater on Janette Daherty. ihe girl ririin? behind those huge sunglasses. It's the new
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      Margaret for US
      28 3 LONDON. Fn. Princes* Margaret will tour the United States for three weeks In November, it was announced ye». terdaf. It will be her first \i*it.
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      Lock icon Wilson seeks to reconcile his top economists
      193 3 Wilson seeks to reconcile his top economists LONDON. Friday. Harold Wilson has summoned his iwo top economic planners to a meeting here on Sunday to thrash out apparent contradictions between their policies, officials said last night. The Ministers are Mr. George Brown (Economics), who Is committed to expansionist policies In
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      Lock icon Bolivia: Now snipers and dynamite
      69 3 I A PAZ. fri. Demonstrators sniped at police and dynamited power sub-stations rvre yesterday as violence ragei in the wake of rlnti'Pk 'n Bolivia's ruling junta. At lr:ist four people, including a ivomin. were injured in the shooting The violence was a continuation of demonstrations
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      Lock icon Ship aground, crew saved
      54 3 LONDON Fll Thr 38 1 crew of the 5.879-ton Llberian fnccli.fr I. h S:ilie wera rescued totlav after thp vosvl run aerounc! on Uip rock.« near St. Port Guernspy. Channel IslhiicK The Guernsey lifeboat took off thp rn-w ns 'he bow of the stricken ship disappeared
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      Lock icon The rising COL in the US
      55 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. The cost of living In the United States rose by three-tenths of I one per cent In April the biggest monthly Increase since last July, the Labour Department reports Mainly responsible for the Increase were higher prices for I food, clctnlng, transport
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      Lock icon Goya portrait back on view
      57 3 LONDON, Pri The £140,000 Goya portrait of the Duke of Wellington went back on public view yesterday In the National Gallery, from where It was stolen four years ago. Police recovered it last Sau-r--day from a railway station leftluggage office after the chum ticket had
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      52 3 I ONDON. Fri. The Royal Air Force flew Cpl. Patrick Stevenson. 3.500 miles from Bahrein to get a new pair of glasses from a London optician but he went back emptyhanded last night. "You never needed glasses at all. Your eyesight Is perfectly normal," the optician told
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      Lock icon Mrs LBJ as tourist guide in TV film on Washington
      108 3 Mrs LBJ as tourist guide in TV film on Washington WASHINGTON. Fri.— The First Lady Is helping to make a telev i s i o n documentary film about the sights of Washington. The White House said Mrs. Lyndon Johnson was out with a camera crew yesterday and has been
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      859 3 "More than 70% of externally examined members of Australian Accountancy and Secretarial Institutes trained through Hemingway Robertson..." It's just as easy for you to become a highly-paid QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANT The rapid growth «U Malaysia ha* created ont■tanding career opportunities for qualified acroununu. The Hfenungway Robertson method of personal-individual tuition is
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      417 4 Y^CATHAY— tonight PALACE—. I 11 45p.m.^» MIDNIGHT! at 12.15 am It's SHIRLEY MacLAINE at her funniest ...turning a harem into bedlam and the screen into a wild whirl of wacky fun! ft v t^ USTINOV 1,: tSIMMIIiIWxpaMM »stnf«KOKSßniWFßaj«»fli»««» (ippl The Most Beautiful n np| SHIRLEY MacLAINE NKPI Harem Cutin On
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    REGISTRY WEDDING
    49 5 MR. CHUA JEEN TKE and his bride. Miss Irene Yeo En* Lin, who were married at the Singapore Registry yesterday. The bridegroom is the only son of Mrs. Chua Chow Tcck and the late Dr. Chua. The bride is the second daughter of Mrs. Yeo Chuan Hock.
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    3 CLEARED IN MAHJONG CASE
    280 5 No corroboration, says defence SINGAPORE, Friday. TWO women and a man, charged with cheating a 67-year-old woman of $2,900, in gambling were today acquitted and discharged by Mr. Eu Cheow Chye, the first criminal district judge. The two women. Sin Sau Km. 30, and Chan
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    SCHOOL QUIZ BROADCAST TODAY
    91 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The eliminating rounds ot the "Know Your Singapore School Quiz" will be broadcast over the English service oi Radio Malaysia iSlngapurai at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow, and three following Saturdays al the same time The finals of the qul« will be held at the Victoria
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    U.S. Memorial Day
    43 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. The U.S. Consul-Oeneral in Singapore. Mr. John A. Lacey. and Mr. William Kiall President of the American Association, will lay a wreath at the Kranjl War Memorial at 10 am. Sunday in observance of America s Memorial Day.
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    N-LANGUAGE PUBLIC EXAMS
    186 5 SINGAPORE. Fri.—Registration for the August 1965 National Language Public Examinations. Standards II and 111 conducted by the Ministry of Education. Singapore will com- mrnce on June 1. Candidates who wish to sit for any of these examinations, or the oral written part of it should call personally
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    The sky is the limit now for our able professionals: Lim
    367 5 The sky is the limit now for our able professionals: Lim 'NEVER HAS THERE BEEN SUCH OPPORTUNITY' SINGAPORE, Friday. SINGAPORE, Minister tor National Development Mr. Lim Kirn San, tonight said that in Malaysia "the sky is the limit" for industrious and able professionals as well as budding politicians to show
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    S'pore mental defectives total 18,000 is estimate
    115 5 S'pore mental defectives total 18,000 is estimate SINGAPORE. Fri.— Dr. Gwee Ah Leng. senior physician at the General Hospital, has estimated that 18.000. or one in 100. children in Singapore would be mental defectives on the basis of findings in neurology. In an appeal to the public to help in
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    NO POSTAL DELIVERY ON JUNE 2
    144 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Director of Posts. Singapore, announced today that there would be no delivery jf correspondence or parcels on June 2. the birthday of the Yang di-Pertuan Agong. The hours of business at tne General Post Office will be from 9 a.m. to
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    A-scientist to look for recruits here
    151 5 SIXGAPORE. Fri. —An American nuclear scientist. Dr. Ralph T. Overman will arrire in Singapore on Sunday to meet people who are interested in his work and to give a series of lectures. During his three-day stay here he will contact Industrial, research and professional
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      598 5 IN AND OUT BY AIR 1 •I-HK mmrtm todays srbrdul. 4.45 p.m from Kota Bharu. Pen- of civil aircraft movement! at «jik. Ipon. Kuala Lumpur {XL Paya Lebar airport. Singapore. 033 1 7.50 p.m iORivn ft Tint intsr mtionil rorn Tokyo LS Oaaka. T«l«..n. Hon.- Kong. BantJapan Air Lints: Krom
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  • Jayakan Bahasa Kebangsaan!
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      Dissension denied: Malay crew 'homesick'
      153 6 Dissension denied: Malay crew 'homesick' From KEITH HOOPER SYDNEY, Fri.— Burns Philp Ltd. has denied that dissension between Malay and Chinese members of the Island Line ship Braeside is the reason for the plans to repatriate the Malay deck crew. The Malays will be flown home to Singapore and replaced
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      Tourist body chairman
      41 6 I \N.\H RATA. Fri. Mr- C C. Footner was re-elected chairman of the Cameron Highlands Tourist Promotion Association at i Its annual meeting here yesterday. The association has 37 members mainly firms and organisations I In the Highlands.
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      Lock icon Brunei Ruler to name four assistants
      112 6 lONDON. Fri. The J Sultan of Brunei will appoint four assistants next month, the Commonwealth Office announced here last night. In a communique Issued after week-long talks with Commonwealth Secretary, Mr. Arthur Bottomley. it was announced that the four would be named by June
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      S.P. Seeni fined $100 for tax offence
      360 6 S.P. Seeni fined $100 for tax offence IPOH, Friday THE president of the Ipoh Municipal Council, Mr. S. P. Seenivasagam, was fined a total of $100 here today for failing to submit his income tax returns for 1964 and 1965 within the prescribed period. Mr. Seenivasagam, who had pleaded not
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      Eurasians form body for higher education
      69 6 SINGAPORE. FrL The Singapore Eurasian Association is to form a higher education advisory committee to explore ways to encourage Eurasian youth to take up higher studies in the State. The committee will also give financial aid to those whose parents are poor. Anyone willing
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      Man killed in brawl
      40 6 BUTTERWORTH. Fri. A labourer. P. Kunniah, 33. vaa killed In .brawl In front of the Manamman Templr 111 Jakui Tokong. The body, with four stab wounds, wa* found In a pool of blood. Police are investigating.
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      Lock icon AUSTRALIAN LABOUR ACCEPTS SINGAPORE INVITATION
      169 6 AUSTRALIAN LABOUR ACCEPTS SINGAPORE INVITATION fANBERJtA, Fri.— The federal executive of the Australian labour Party yesterday accepted an invitation from the Singapore Premier, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. to send seven delegates to Singapore. The delegation will travel separately from a parliamentary Labour delegation which has alrearjy accepted an Invitation to
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      Lighter raided
      29 6 PENANG. Frl- A mx-man gang armed with a pistol and knives raided a lighter anchored in Penang harbour early this morning and stole $600 worth of tea.
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      Telecoms transfer: Now the bill
      133 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. PARLIAMENT is to be asked to approve $5 mil- lion as the cost of the take-over of the external telecommunications services of Cable and Wireless Ltd., Singapore. The sum is contained In the supplementary development estimates of $11,887,839 to be discussed after
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      Protest over store display
      71 6 PENANG, Frl. The Jelutong Umno branch has asked Penang Umno divisional headquarters to see that a picture of the Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, Is removed from the window of a store in Campbell Street. The picture, the branch complains. shows the Tengku holding a bottle
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      Padi contest
      29 6 KAJANO. Prl— The Ulu Lannat annual p«di exhibition and competition will be held at the com- munity hall at Beranang, 13 miles from here, on June 9-
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      Red Cross dance
      32 6 PENANG. Fri.— All couples attrnding the Penang Red Cross ball at the E. and O Hotel on June 5 will hay* the chance of being elected "The Ideal Couple
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      AGAIN. IT'S THANKS TO BERITA HARIAN
      273 6 AGAIN. IT'S THANKS TO BERITA HARIAN A LOR STAR, Frl. Berita Harian, the National Language daily of the Straits Times group, was again praised for its part in helping to promote the study and use of the National Language at a forum held here last night. Mr. Boonlert Somchi' i
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    More aid soon, Razak hopes
    360 7 '...FROM AUSTRALIA AND OTHER COUNTRIES IN THE COMMONWEALTH' KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence, Tun Abdul Razak, said today that he expected more defence aid from Australia soon. This could be a result of the recent threeman Australian defence mission's
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    Chamber hits at Japanese firms
    111 7 Chamber hits at Japanese firms 'CINGAPOKE, Fri. 7 annual report of Singapore International Chamber of Commerce today accused Japanese manufacturers of quoting "unrealistic prices" for engineering supplies. The report said that in view of the rapid progress being made at Jurong. the Government had decided to accelerate the completion date
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    Chinese sign boards: An appeal
    112 7 KANGAR. Fri.— A sevenman delegation headed by Mr. Por Swee Giap. a State executive councillor and chairman of the Khoon Aik School board of managers, will meet the Chief EducaI tion Officer. Inche ArifTin bin Mat Nam, tomorrow. The delegation, comprising representatives from Chinese school
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    Police raid gangland: Five held
    78 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Police! have arrested two secret so- cicty headmen and three i "flfhten" In separate raids on gang hideouts in various parts of the island in the past 48 hours. In a raid in Loronc 29. Geylanc. his morning police seized Tour trident-. ;i
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    Founder honoured
    33 7 1 ANGKAK. Fi —The founderter of sekolah Fatima and St Mattlnu School here. Rev. Fatlio Cn.driio. recently cele- s 67th birthday at a teaparty ci\rn by ,i.x>ut 600 pUpil.s of M-hools.
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    Air chief takes over from the admiral
    253 7 Air chief takes over from the admiral OINGAPORE. Fri. Air Chief Marshal Sir John Grandy today became the new British Far East Commander-in-Chief when he officially took over duties from Admiral Sir Varyl Begg. who has held the appointment for the past two years. Sir John, former AOC-ln-Chief of RAF
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    35 7 KUCHING. Fn— An RAF Twin Pioneer this week became the first plane to land at the newly-con-structed Balai Ringin airstrip in the Fi.t.t Division- It will be used primarily tor military purposes AP
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    INDONESIAN FACES TWO CHARGES
    106 7 SINGAPORE. Friday. A 20-YEAR-OLD Indonesian was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court today with two offences under the Internal Security Act. On the first count. Hadiu son of Boli was accused of possession of a wooden box containing about 25 lb. of exDlosive and four handgrenades
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    Peking guests return home
    62 7 SINGAPORE. Fri Two leading Ceylonese trade unionists, who recently httended the May Day I celebrations in Peking as guests of the All China Trade Union Federation, left Singapore foi borne today after a one-day stopover Mr. M S. Sumapala and Mr. II S. de Costa stayed
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    Lee checks on that Albar speech
    200 7 Lee checks on that Albar speech iOINGAPORE, Fri.— The Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, returned from Kuala Lumpur this afternoon and said that he had asked for a transliteration from Jawi to Rumi of Utusan Melayu's report of May 25 which the secretary-general of Umno. Dato Syed Ja'afar Albar.
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    BOMB HOAX GIRL 'VERY BRIGHT'
    262 7 BOMB HOAX GIRL 'VERY BRIGHT' SINGAPORE. Friday. J^ 12-YEAR-OLD pupil of the Tanjong Katong Girls' School, wno made a bomb hoax call to her own school on May 17. was described in the juvenile court today as a girl '"with a bright scholastic future." The magistrate. Miss Jenny Lav Buong
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    $15,000 award for teacher
    87 7 $15,000 award for teacher ltf ALACCA. Fri. Jus- ITI tice Dato Ismail Khan today granted damages totalling $15,--589 to a Batu Pahat re- ligious teacher, Laila bin Ibrahim, 45, for in- 1 Juries received in a motor accident. Laila had sued a taxidriver, Chua Loon Slew. The court was toid
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    Productivity survey
    47 7 JESSELTON. Fri— The director of the National Productivity Centre, Mr. S. A. Abtehegam. and the ILO chief adviser to Uie centre. Mr. H. Whitaker. are now in Sabah to make a survey o:' local training needs. They have already undertaken a similar ■talon in Sarawak.
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    National fund up
    47 7 SEGAMAT. Pri.— More than $16,000 has been collected here for the National Defence Fund. The latest contributions are: Segamat District Chinese Schools Teachers' Association 54.032; N rt m Kheng Seong Sawmill Co. Labis M.000; and Haji Abdullah bin Haji Mohamed Salleh. an M.P. $1,000.
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    Sarawak to Australia: Thanks for your aid
    193 7 I^UCHING, Fri. The Speaker of the Council Negrl, Oato M. Sockalingam, last night commended the Australian Government for giving military and technical aid to Sarawak. He was speaking after the presentation of a desk sent to the council from the Australian Government. The
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    Two Malaysians graduate from FBI school
    82 7 I^UALA LUMPUR. Fri.— Two senior Malaysian police officers have graduated from the United States Federal Bureau or Investigation (FBI) National Academy. They are Deputy Supt. Arumugam Vljayaratnam j of Kuala Lumpur and Asst. Supt. Tan Kah Wan I of Singapore. Both officers, with 90
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    The bill for 3 new diplomatic missions in Africa:
    101 7 The bill for 3 new diplomatic missions in Africa: Ll ALA LUMPCB. Fri.— 1V The Central Government is to spend 51.232.--411 ta set up diplomatic missions in Aleiers, Lagos and Addis Ababa. Parliament will be asked to approve this sum when it resumes on Monday. Algiers will cost $354--402. Lagos
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    2 illegal Indon immigrants arrested
    69 7 2 illegal Indon immigrants arrested CINGAPORE, FTI. Two illegal Indonesian Immigrants, who had been working here for the past two years with forged Singapore Identity cards have been detained, a police spokesman disclosed today. A police party detained them last week at a coffee stall in North Buona Vista Road.
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    Lady Hull's visit
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— Lady Hull, wife of Britain's newly appointed Chief of Defence Staff. Field Marshal Sir Richard Hull, will visit the St. Andrews Mission i Hospital at 845 a.m. on Monday, i
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    Ipoh polio campaign smashes $10 a jab racket
    250 7 Ipoh polio campaign smashes $10 a jab racket IPOH, Fri.— The Muni--1 cipal Council's campaign against poliomyelitis is forcing some "unscrupulous" private practitioners who have been cashing in on the epidemic to reduce their charges for inoculations. Mr. S. P. Seenlvasagam, th« council president, said at the monthly meeting last
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    Signboard contest
    29 7 BENTONG. Fri The town council here has organised a signboard and advertisement contest for commercial firms, shops and voluntary organisations in conjunction with th« National Language campaign-
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      183 7 Straits Times Crossword ~iH Hi Hi iH ■■^^^■^^^^P' ACROSS 1. Select a lighter novel. In .short 1 8). 5. She put-s six In real difficulty 9. City writer is to speak <B>. 10. Duck nas an odd crest over head (6). 11. See the noble pile free, possibly (4-4). 12.
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    68 8 M Words tit (Minimum t TNI FAMILY OP tba lata Mr. Lob 1b Kan. tbank all relative*, friend* (or their condolence*, donation*, ■arreath* aod attrcdane*. THE FAMILY OF Ui* late Mr. Lalß Tin Mr-ng thank the piiesU. relative*. ■.imonen, colieauurt, fnenrle and others for their klndneaa and Uivmlu■JD:- aaalitaoc*.
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    MEMORIAM
    27 8 UIN Words tit (Mlmtmmm} IN TRfAIURID MIMORY at IsTthur Fredericks, "Ttjer* la a manor? tn our heart* that passing Tears aaanot taka away." By*. Donald. Marlon.
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      The Axis At Work
      696 8 i Tokyo's discovery that developments in Indonesia's confrontation of Malaysia make it difficult for Japan to renew her mediatory efforts before the end of the Afro-Asian conference in Algiers hardly comes as any surprise. It is doubtful whether Mr. Kaweshima's mission to Jakarta ever had the
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      NZ Joins In
      281 8 Escalation is not only in the 'north. New Zealand's decision to send an artillery battery to South Vietnam, coming hard on the heels of a great American build-up and Australian i preparations to send forces, must tauten still more South>East Asia's twanging nerves. All developments underline the
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      Tourist Touts
      218 8 The Singapore Tourist Association is tackling a tough problem in trying to prevent commission touts swindling visitors. A legalistic approach would almost certainly fail because the offence, even if it could be adequately defined, would remain indetectable. Any guide who took his clients to any shop would be
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    Pupetta, beauty queen who killed
    541 8 Pupetta, beauty queen who killed DOME. Fri. A Neapolitan, beauty queen who shot dead the killer of her husband 10 years ago has Just been let out of prison and has become a folk heroine of Italy. At the trial Pupetta Maresca was sen tenced to 18 years' imprisonment. On
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      583 8 THE object of my letter was to stimulate those In high places to start thinking seriously about the problem of the doctor shortage in government service and hope that in the process some intelligent solution might evolve. It Is obvious from the reply by the
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    A good place on a good team
    997 8  -  FLORA LEWIS BRITAIN HAS TO DECIDE ON A ROLE EAST OR WEST OF SUEZ By LONDON, Fri. BRITAIN Ss n c a r ing the morn c n t of long-range, fundamental decision on its role in the world. Seen from London, the
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    Two-wife man who raped a nanny
    447 9 SINGAPORE. Fri SEVEN YEARS' JAIL AFTER GARDENER ADMITS EIGHT OTHER CHARGES J^ GARDENER with two wives was jailed today for seven years by" Mr. Justice Ambrose at the Assizes for the rape and robbery at knife-point of a 51 year-old unmarried British nanny. Mohamed
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    Salesman robbed
    71 9 SINGAPORE. Fri A cigarette salesman was robbed of $300 this afternoon by two men who surprised him as he was on his wav to deliver cigarettes at a refreshment stall in Farrer Park. The salesman, Seah Lian Hee. 21. of Quek Hock Seng, a general merchandise firm in
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    Library adviser on visit
    53 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn.— Dr. J. H. P. ParT rd. library adVL-<>r to the inter-tmiveraUy counc.l aid librarian U the Univrrs >■ of Lordon. will arrive here on a three-day visit from June 8. H.- W.li mif i t.tlk at -hf B:-.t.>h O urt:l Hall at 7.45
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    Forest up in smoke
    52 9 TANJONG MALIM. Kri. A forest lirr attracted Hi-- attention of hundreds of motorist*, passing alone the main north-south trunk road near here today. A hugr column of thick black smoke billowing high into the sky was visible for miles. Police hero said that no inhabited area
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    Divorce for wife of 'man of violent temper'
    202 9 Divorce for wife of 'man of violent temper' "MALACCA. Fri. A British Army wife. Dorothy Mycock. 38. was granted a divorce in the High Court here today from her husband. Cpl. Douglas Haie Mycock. 43, on the grounds of cruelty. Justice Dato Ismail Khan granted her a decree nisi ;o
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    S'pore flower nursery wins gold medal
    63 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. A local flower nursery won a gold medal at an International show held at Haifa. Israel last month for Its orchid entry. Nam Kee Nurseries' exhibit at the show was a 100-stalk collection of various popular Malaysian orchid hybrids. This is the
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    Prayer meeting
    31 9 SINGAPORE. Fn. A mulr:religiou> prayer meeting will be hold at Istana Negara herr at 10 a m on June 2 to mark :ue bnthd.iy of the Yang di-Pertuan Asong
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    Rock-bound Liberian tanker rescued
    103 9 Rock-bound Liberian tanker rescued Singapore. Fri. -The 15- Liberian tanker Meracou Losa. which had been stuck on Buffalo Rock in Indonesian territorial waters since Wednesday, was freed at 9.10 a.m. today. She was pulled off by the Clyde, a tue belonaine to L. Smith and Co.. a Dutch shipping company
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    35 9 JESSELTON Fn.— The town boaid has warned thai all old and dilapidated shop.; in the town area will be demolished as soon as 108 new shops al Kampong Aver are comp>i«i AP
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    500 university graduates to receive degrees
    182 9 500 university graduates to receive degrees I{UALA LUMPUR. Fri. —More than 500 graduates of the University of Malaya a record number will receive their degrees tomorrow at the convocation ceremony to be held, for the first time, at Parliament House. Highlight of the ceremony will be the installation of Mr.
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    C-MARKET GOODS CAN NOW MOVE FREELY
    388 9 C-MARKET GOODS CAN NOW MOVE FREELY Limit set on loss of revenue KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. gXISTING stocks of goods which have been made subject to a comrr.on Malaysian import duty can now move freely within the country. The. Central Government anrpunced this in a White Paper tabled in Parliament today.
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    Kampong bomb accident
    64 9 Kampong bomb accident I/UCHING. Fri. Two civilians were killed and five others wounded in an explosion in a border kampong in Sarawak's First Division this afternoon. A Government spokesman said the blast was accidental, but no other details were immediately available. A board of inquiry was being convened tonißht and
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    Union to hold carnival
    56 9 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Tang di-Prrtuan Negara. Tun Vusof bin Ishak. will open the Grand National Carnival organised by the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees at 1 pm tomorrow .it the Si Josephs Institution grounds. The two-d>v carnival us in aid of the Little Sisters of the
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    Barisan call to PAP: Stop playing communalism
    141 9 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Barisan SoslalLs today called on the PAP to "stop playing communalism" and "not sacrifice the lives of millions of people" for Its selfish ends In a statement, the party >.«iri the PAP hoped to use the Grand Opposition" as a
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    Space at trade fair
    66 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. The Ministry of Commerce and Indus'ry has reminded intending exhibitors that applications for spacf and stalls at the second Mac'-e-in-Ma'ay^ia Trade Pair the Biikit Bintan* Park her* from July 23 to Aug 8 clc*e or June 1. All inquiries and booku c« shou'd
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    7 was at party': Man on murder charge
    224 9 I I/UALA LUMPUR. Frl 1V A labourer alleged to have murdered a mother of five told the High Court here today that on the evening In question he was attending a dinner party at a friend's house. A. Ravamanikam. 25. alleged to
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    $2,500 haul by knife gang
    35 9 BIKIT MERTAJAM Pi A •hi'op-num iMiis .--oie $2,500 from booac in T;im;m J.r' Kuiim Rohcl piitlv today. The robbers ilimbod over a ill t lien threatened ;he occupant with knrna.
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    Thieves dump loot
    31 9 P^NANG. Fri Tlur\ aboir $2 000 worth ot good.- from a .*hoi) in Jrlutong Police Inter lound some ol '.h* loo., wor'h Mbout $240 ,<bandoned oui.-ide the .shop.
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    Jasmine shows how to shadow-box
    60 10 MRS. Jasmine Tang Chan recently visited the BBC Chinese service studios to demonstrate the art of •■T:ii Chi Chuan." the traditiunal Chinese form of "shadow boxing." The demonstration was later televised on BBC TV. "Tai Chi Chuan" is designed primarily to promote good health and
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    Union registered
    25 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl— The Malayan Co-operative Societies Workers' Union with a potential membership of about 1.000. has been registered as a trade union.
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    AID TALKS FOR $17m SEWERAGE SCHEME
    135 10 [POH, Fri. The Ipoh Municipality is negotiating with Canadian Colombo Plan representatives for financial aid for its $17 million sewerage scheme. The municipal treasurer, Mr. J. 3. Potter, and the engineer. Mr. E. B. Carols, are now In Kuala Lumpur for the negotiations. This
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    Admitted to Bar
    16 10 IPOH. rTi Mr. Yeoh Kean Hua has been admitted to the Bar here
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    Greetings to Afghanistan
    44 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Yang di-Pertuan Agong has sent a congratulatory message to the King of Afghanistan on the occasion of his country's National Day. The Prime Minister. Tengku Abdul Rahman, sent a similar message to the Prime Minister of Afghanistan.
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    'Half of democracy better than none...'
    251 10 'Half of democracy better than none...' I KOTA BHARU. Ff*. THE Chief Education Officer of Kelantan, Inche Murad bin Mohamed Noor, told teachers today that it would be wiser to sacrifice half of democracy than to lose it altogether. Inche Murad was referring to the Central Government's ban on Industrial
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    7-CENT EGG DUMPING CLAIM IS DENIED
    130 10 7-CENT EGG DUMPING CLAIM IS DENIED SINGAPORE, Frl.— Egg exporters here today denied that Singapore hen j eggs were being dumped In the Penang market at seven cents each, as claimed by the Penang and Province i Wellesley Fanners' Association The association had said this had forced down the price
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    Civil defence training
    36 10 BUNGEI PATANI. Frl. Mr. K. Vigneswaran, new Civil Defence officer here, has started training part-tune volunteer In- 1 •tractors, mostly teachers. After completing the course, they will train other volunteers! and national servicemen.
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    Syed Ja'afar clarifies
    61 10 lIAU LUMPUR, Friday. The I'mno secretary- general, Dato Syed Ja'afar Albar, today clarified his speech in Parliament yesterday about the several riots which had occurred In Singapore since the PAP was set up in 1954. He said he was referring to the Hock Lee Bus and Chinese
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    Room for modest optimism— despite those threats
    555 10 Room for modest optimism despite those threats INTERNATIONAL CHAMBER CHIEF: SINGAPORE, Frl rkESPITE external threats and time consuming delays In the process of weldIng the component States of Malaysia into a viable economic entity, there was room for modest optimism "provided all concerned are prepared to develop the opportunities which
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    HARBOUR MANHUNT IS CALLED OFF
    117 10 SINGAPORE. Friday. •pHE manhunt for two Indonesian infiltrators A reported to have slipped Into the harbour area on Wednesday night was called off last night. Police believe they were drowned. The pair was among a Kroup which slipped Into Singapore waters In a small flotilla
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    Course in Britain
    35 10 SINGAPORE, Prl. Mr. Chong Kwong Pal, a Singapore engineer working for Marconi (International) Marine, has left lor Britain for a course In the maintenance of a new range of marine data loggers.
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      9 11 OPENING OF NEW K.L. BRANCH STRAITS TIMES SUPPLEMENT j
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      Faith in the nations economy
      694 11 DATO ISMAIL OFFICIATES AT OPENING CEREMONY OF NEW STORE Firm takes one more progressive step THE well known departmental organisation, K. A. J. Chotirmall Co. Ltd. yesterday took another progressive step when it opened one more shop in Kuala Lumpur to handle its fast-expanding business.
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      Daswani guides the local managers
      80 11 MR. R. L Daswanl. the managing director, controls and supervises the company's activities In Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and other cities In the East. Born in Hyderabad, Mr. Daswanl has 35 years' business experience. He advises .and guides local managers. He travels extensively, especially In the
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      Udharam is firm's 'roving envoy' too
      121 11 Udharam is firm's 'roving envoy' too rpHE man at the top of the 1 Chotirmall organisation is Mr. M. Udharam. who directs and regulates management of the firm. The firm has 22 main branches all over the world. Each taranch has four to six sub-branches. He also serves as "roving
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      Malaysian women fashion conscious
      249 12 Malaysian women fashion conscious I AM ALA YS lAN women are fashion conscious but most of them are a bit slow in catching up with the latest in j fashion from overseas. This is the view of Mr. J. Lachman, director of K.A.J. hot irmall Co. Ltd. and the man
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      Expansion plans...
      270 12 MODERN SPORE STORE TO OFFER ADDED COMFORT THE Chotirmall orA ganisation employs well trained staff to run its branches in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. In charge of the Malaysian branches is Mr. J. Lachman, director, who mainly looks after the Singapore store in High Street and supervises branches.
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      Efficiency maintained in company's operations
      281 12 rVHE vast Chotirmall organisation operates like a smooth well oiled machine. Although it has 22 main branches all over the world, co-ordination and efficiency is maintained in the company's operations. Orders and directives are carried out promptly. Top policy decisions are carefully examined and weighed.
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      LADIES' DEPARTMENT
      20 12 THE lodies' deportment of Chotirmoll's displays sportswear, lingerie, dresses, ond Cosmetics among a wide range of quality goods.
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      WIDE CHOICE OF DRESS FABRICS
      97 13 IN the tailoring departments of K.A.J. Chotirmall Co. Ltd., you can make a suit from a good selection of dress materials, either for wear in the tropics or in a cool climate. Pictured her* it the tailoring department of Chotirmall's branch at Jalan Tuanku Abdul
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      Ninety years of rapid expansion
      452 14 FIRM MADE SMALL START IN HYDERABAD SPECTACULAR This best describes the growth and progress of K.A.J. Chotirmall Co. Ltd. in the past 90 years. From its modest beginning in Hyderabad in 1875, the company has grown into a vast international organisation, operating stores and shops
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      194 12 Congratulations and Best Wishes to on the occasion of the opening of their modern branch store at the A. I. A. Building, Kuala" Lumpur from SIR JACOB BEHRENS SONS LTD. suppliers of Bear Brand Terylene/ Worsted Suitings to K. A. J. CHOTIRMALL CO. LTD. Sole Agents: Borneo Malaya Representatives Ltd.
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      129 12 Congratulations and Best Wishes to on the occasion of the opening of their New Department Store in Kuala Lumpur. from Maidenform, Inc. NEW Sweet Music Congratulations to CjS&*=*-i***wa££ i on the occasion of the opening of their NEW BRANCH AT A.I.A. BLDG. GROUND FLOOR, K. LUMPUR. I 4k xlfl F'tirv
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      223 13 Congratulations to on the opening of their New Branch at A.I.A. Building, K. Lumpur. KuC MM -ARROWS CLUETT. PEABODY INTERNATIONAL, A. G. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiMiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinmiiiii Wishing Cfc>(iVHc^ EVERY SUCCESS on the Opening of their new Branch at A.I.A. BUILDING. (Eminence France MAKERS OF THE WORLD FINEST SPORT SHIRTS AND UNDER WEARS. 122-BOUL
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      120 13 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW BRANCH AT A.I.A. GROUND FLOOR, KUALA LUMPUR. /\w JBl m\ -^>\ 1 w \^jm rROM MANUFACTURERS A. NAEGELI WINTERTHUR— SWITZERLAND i Sole Agents: MALAYAN TRADERS. P. O. BOX 279. PENANG. Congratulations to m/s.K.A.J. Chotirmall Co., Ltd. A.I.A. Building, Jalan
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      213 14 Best Wishes to ON THE OPENING OF THEIR NEW BRANCH AT A.I.A. Always look for the name morley Supplier* of FINEST SOCKS, STOCKINGS UNDERWEAR. D. BYFORD CO. LTD. wish to extend their congratulations and best wishes for the future to on the opening of their modern branch store at the
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      160 14 Congra tv la tions from Van Heusen 4 |k (THE SUPER B ■t^^'m^ non iron poplin m I^^V shirt) >Ml vLrl to on the occasion of the opening of their NEW BRANCH AT ALA. BUILDING. Ground Floor, Kuala Lumpur. THE BRITISH VAN HEUSEN COMPANY LTD. 13 Victoria Street, Taunton, Somerset.
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      189 15 No place for honours grads IN Singapore, there is a quota for Honours 1 graduates in the schools. Once the quota is filled, Honours graduates, who want to become teachers are offered appointments on the ordinary Pass Degree salary scale. Honours Graduates i turn to other, better paid Jobs. With
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      28 15 TOILET facilities are shocking at Kuala Lumpur bus stations. In the interests of hygiene, the authorities should insist that proper latrines are provided. V. NADARAJAN Batu Arang
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      55 15 KING FOR LIFE? WITHOUT a shadow of doubt the present Yanc di-Pertuan Aeonr ■s eminently suited to be the Kinr of Malaysia. Let us amend the Constitution so he shall reign for life. I am sure nun? Malaysians will agree with me when I say "Lone Live th« King. Long
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      The widows and orphans
      142 15 THE Central Govern- ment seems to be rather silent on the Widows and Orphans Pension Scheme although staff unions have asked the Government to do away with the scheme time and again. The Singapore Government has acted with swiftness and has offered the staff unions three
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      50 15 AS a result of 'ragging' I gained a lot of valuable advice from some of the seniors. Others were kind enough to show me round the campus. Orientation week was a lesson In humility, and humility surely ls one of the things we should learn In a University. FRESHMAN Singapore
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      42 15 COR the last two month* 1 Changl Road (especially near the Changl Market) has been almost impassable. Hundreds of hawkers have lined up in double rows, reducing the road almost to half its width causing a large number of accidents. CONCERNED Singapore
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      37 15 COMMONWEALTH Close v in Singapore has five car parks but no playground. Would It be too much to expect the Housing Board to convert one of the parks into a playground with swings and seesaws? RESIDENT Singapore
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      The dark and forgotten Grand Prix kampong
      198 15 The dark and forgotten Grand Prix kampong ILIVE in a kampong bounded by the Grand Prix Circuit. Upper Thompson Road. At one end is Sembawang Hill Estate and at the other is Nee Soon Village, both supplied with Municipal electricity. My kampong. which lies between and Is only 2' a
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      64 15 THE current session at the University of Malaya began on May 17. I was notified that my application for admission had been rejected only on May 25. As the closing date for entry for the Higher School Certificate examination was May 10, I am unable to sit the
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      70 15 I HAVE noted the reported remarks In Parliament of the M.P. for Bungsar. Mr. C. V. Devan Nalr. In commenting on my letter relating to the Winneba Conference (S.T. May 27). Mr. Nalr stated that he had never been cruel to expatriates. I do not see the relevance of
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      50 15 THE behaviour of some seniors at the University was extremely disgusting at the welcome convention. They jeered and booed the speakers and even forced some freshies to join them under threats of severe ragging. One wonders whether the University ls truly a place of higher learning. FRESUIE Singapore.
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      47 15 THE City Transport Ser- vice Department. Penang should be told that, their buses are dusty and give a very bad impression of our concern for hygiene and cleanliness. The service ls. additionally inadequate and some of the bus conductors very rude. TAN IT SAN Pcnanc.
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      34 15 TNSPECTORS of schools 1 seldom visit rural schools, though It is there that they are most needed. I hope the Minister of Education will do something about this. ORANG KAMPONG Malim Nawar
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      126 15 QNE of the most dlsw turblng moments for a motorist is to drive ud a long road and fin at the en that it is temporarily closed. All this when there is no road sttrn to indicate a dead en road In Alor Star whenever
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      338 15 STIHL CHAINSAW FELL THIS TREE IN TASMANIA flKß^Bflßk. x a It B^r B** NEW! INTRODUCING THE STIHL GEAR-DRIVE MODEL When you use a Stihl Chainsaw, you not only save time and labour, but you can actually save $1.50 per day, because Stihl lightweight Chainsaw is most economical in fuel consumption.
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      587 16 SITUATIONS VACANT LADY GRADUATE or trained teacher for afternoon Secondary School capable of teaching Maths. Apply personally to Principal Methodist OlrU' School Mount Sophia. (Spore) VACANCY FOR AN AGRONOMIST BRUNEI SMELL PETROLEUM CO. LTD. requires an ACRONOMIST to manage a demonstration cum research agricultural farm In tea State of Brunei.
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      1047 16 SITUATIONS VACANT i H.,,e-» C (Mm.)— B-x tt rl* rtrm THE MANAGEMENT OF Him. trioxe applicants who apiliad for the positions of Senior Korerran and QuaStralts Tlmea on 26th and 27tn April. 19U5 and advises that the noaitiena nave now been tilled,. ACQUIRE A BOOK-KEEPING Diploma in three mootba by
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      833 16 ACCOMMODATION WANTED li Words SI (Mim.)— Box tt Ha. txlrm REQUIRED FOR 2/3 months 2 Bedroomed Leave Flat or Bungalow from > around lOtb June. Telepbone (S'porei > :ki;.jJ during oili. c hours FLAT SHOPHOUSE to be rented for j Hairdrtasing Trade. Mutt nave centralised. City location. Ring Spore i
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      870 16 EDUCATION It Wmrd* St •Mm.i Hox if rfs. BBSya. VACANCIES! Secretarial. Stenography. Bookkeeping. Shorthand. Typewriting. English. Malay. Krench. Corresponding Classes aaytimt: i Raja s College: (8 pore) *****. RAPID COURSE >-CC EXAM: Accounting. Shorthand. Typewriting. Cambridge Exam Health Science Clasa with excellent notes Chinese YMCA. 107 Selegla Road, Spore *****.
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      834 16 RUGS, CARPETS CURIOS SPECIAL OFFER: New Shipment of Suaer Indian Coleured Sntbassed Caraeti Mostly Wbita Background Slit: 12' 9' 8350.00 Site: i; x 7,' 8210 00 Indian Woollen Mtlltpuo OS-WbUe Carpets Site: IS' x 12- S 5OO 00 Slit: 12' X 8' 8300 00 Slit: 9' x 8' S l5O
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      952 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE M M or *> aa »|i<i i- Bmw S« et. BOftCWAPJD STATIONWAOON Good condition mtm paint two uwnm $ltK->o' o.a o King (Spore) Mr. Won* I 1980 RED WMITf Renault Klorldt i detachable Hard top Only 52.V00I 0.n.0. View L'ssil (Jommon»ealtD Cres I. cent. B'pore 1880 AUSTIN
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      659 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE j H „,*> Mm. i— Hoi iv rl. «xfra SMALL CAR ror II BX< USSI >roi. I doors, -m/.] onditioti. i.,x... vonmnei ivM Compranensivt Insuxioce July i •.•«.> Cbone ue« Sport rrlcr notirs FIAT bi bOOO uisur. .sovwnber. lax Dcptrmner. KM*i:-. Hrefict 58 Insur. Septimi>er. l;ui August.
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      1275 17 feELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. U.K./Conhnenr Singapore P. S'hara Panang CITT OF UPON Lunaon, Himpuig, Ronereait. Havn. Hull It Pt: IS May CITT OP COLOMBO ionoon. Hamburg. Rotttrdan, Hint. Hull, im-n.ngiiam 2S/27Jaaa II mi CITT OF WINMIPEI Lonaoo. hamburg. Rotttroaa. «'»erp, Hull v Jaly CITY Of WEUIN6ION Londoa. HamOurg. Rotttrdam.
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    411 18 rE teature of the past weeks trading was the late covering of No. 1 RSS to meet Russian commitments on the steamer due to clear Malaysian waters at the end of this week state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. in their review of the Malayan Rubber Market Larger
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    115 18 SHIPS lying alongtui* th« Sln,apot« Harbour wharvoi or .iptcttd I lortay art: Cathay 1/2. Japan 3 '4. OlwKrarry fi'T. Tigre 10/11 Mikumo Mani 19. Empire Kltttwak* 21/22. TJltanim ?:> 2fi Nlchlyo Mani 29/30. Rong Be 3t Muat 33. Silver Oc«an 3«/3B, ThorM>y 40/41. Koatrena 44. Ro»arlo I
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    72 18 CHINESE Product Exchange, Sinnper. neon pricti per picul yeiterday: Coconut oil: milk $b:i* «rllera. iirum ttH m-llcra C*pra: May June UK Contlnmt: rnqno!<<l. Pip**r: Muntok nhitr S1VI arllrra. Snranak whit* *147» MtM, «pecial Sarawak him k (13f »cllera. cnrhled Lampong black $147* (N) «*llera, ASTA $1AO<N> aelltrs. •ingapar*
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    CLOSING PRICES
    26 18 May 28. MALAYAN RUBBER PRICE: 73} cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN: $778.75 (down $2.12}). Unofficial estimated offering 235 tons (up 40 tons).
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    STOCK INDICES
    26 18 Malayan Stork Indicr< May 27 May 28 •Industrials: ;:;.:;:i Tins: n:;.ss n:{.;B rubbrrs: 103.36 IUJ.IW Dec. ?.n. 1963 100 Ore. 29. 196? 1 III)
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    INDUSTRIALS AGAIN EASE ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    832 18 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIAL shares eased 1 rather sharply in early trading on the Stock Exchange yesterday. The index fell to a new low of 72.72. Dunlops. Fraser and Neave. Guinness. Containers. Motor Investments and 1 niteers were among the 16 counters which
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    STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA
    896 18 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 bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Beuttead (1.000) fl 20; Oiinlep* (3.000) 51. 26. (8.000) $1.25, (I.OOOi $1 24; Cste $1.47 M(3.000) $1.49:
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 18 rpHE present rate of the Malayan x dollar against the pound sterlUnc fixed on November 24 la*t year Is Selling TT or OD 2v 3 15/16 d. Buying TT ta. l/l* Baying OD 2m. 4'^d. The dollar Is at IU statutory middle position in relation to IU range
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    Slight reaction in tin price of two dollars
    287 18 rpHE tin price in Penang 1 yesterday underwent a slight reaction falling by $2,124 to $778.75 per picul. The offering was estimated up by 40 tons to 235 tons. In London on Thursday tin softened after a steady opening to finish mostly
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    H.K. RATES
    37 18 ON tne free eietiante market in Hong Kong yesterday Urn U.S. dollar kii quoted at &.761 (or T.T. and 8.74 a for cash. Sterling was quoted at 16.03 and •n* tad of geld at 23»a.
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      126 18 c j National Shipping Corporation of Pakistan S'pora i.s. "RUPSA" 17/18 Jun* LOADING FOR CHITTAGONG. CHALNA, KARACHI. Agents: Everett Steamship Corporation S/A II Colly* Quor. Singapore Room JOl 0.C.8.C. Blo».. Tel: *****/9 1« beoch Street, Penang. Tol: ***** /J UNION OF BURMA FIVE STAR LINE CORP. ARRIVING FROM RANMON HAN
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      1022 19 Unntinurd from Pafe 16) VEHICLES FOR SALE IS Word. $1 (Min.)— Box St cf*. «x«r* UNITED MOTOR FINANCE Co.. Ltd. offer the following good quality used cars. 1963 Morris 1000. 1962 Volkswagen. 1961 Mini Minor 1960 Oj>el Rekord, Ford Consul. Borgward 8/W. 1959 M-G-A. Flat 1100. 1958 Austin (Diesel). Ford
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      946 19 FOR SALE IS Word* SI (Milt.)— Box SI rf». txlra LATEST 196S Q.S.C. rtttn».r»tor. Various Sizes Tndt-ln Aeotptad C«o--trml Refrigeration 34U-3&U Joo Cluti Koad. S pors 42&35/46W03 TO CLEAR German Cotton Bpon Shirts $4.00 IUO% TeryUns BhlrU $8.90 at Cbanral'i Cold Storms* Supermarket. OrcAard Road. Sport. LATEST SWIMSUITS BIKINIS From
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      1385 19 I^^^^^^^^S\ L AMALGAMATED MALAY ESTATES LTD. (Incorporated in the States of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that a second interim dividend of 15% less 40 ','c Malayan Income Tax will be paid on 16th June 1965 to all Stockholders whose names appear on the Company's register as at 7lh June
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      748 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CITY COUNCIL OF CEORGE TOWN, PENANG APPOINTMENT OF POWER STATION CHEMIST Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Malaysian Citizens for the auove post at the Penang Power Station. Electricity Supply Department on the professional officer's time-scale of $628x34-934/ 982x34-$ 1.254 In addition. Cost of Living and Housing Allowances
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      689 19 NOTICES UNDANG2 LEMBAGA BANDARAN (N>gerl2 Melayu Tang Bersekntu Bab 137) LEMBAGA BANDARAN PETALING JAVA THE TOWN BORDS ENACTMENT (F.M.S. Cap. 137) PETALING JAVA TOWN BOARD NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that additions to the assessment list for the year 1965 have been completed and that the books containing the valuation of
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      729 19 TENDERS TENDERS J.K.R. NEGERI SEMBILAN KENYATA'AN TAWARAN Tawar..n2 akan dl-terlma dlpejabat Jurutera Negerl. Negerl I Sembllan, Seremban darlpada Pemborong2 berdaltar dalam JKR.. dalam klas 'C ka-atas sahingga pukul 1200 tengah hart pada 4.6.1965 untok MEMBENA DAN MENYIAPKAN BANGUNAN SEKOLAH ANIKA JURUSAN (JENIS A.5.3) BILKK2 DARJAH DAN BILEK PAKAR (SPECIALIST UNIT)
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      JOAN GETS PRAISE OF HONG KONG FANS
      155 20 JOAN GETS PRAISE OF HONG KONG FANS LIONG KONG. Fri. Joan Ftlm- nando. Malaysia's centre-' liaif and "baby" 01 the team, i> rkcUnt the pr.u-.i- ol H Kofl| fans and iffioar watched the Malaysian «r< foo'.ballrr.s at practice at i China Stadium today. "She plays like a man," they commented.
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      66 20 SINGAPORE. Fri A hattrick by Stn'f centrr-foiuarri X.< him Omar gave Star Soccrrites a 3-1 win over Amicable A.A. in their SAFA Div. One match at Jalan Besar Stadium today. Amlcables goal was scored by Chew Seng Thum just before the interval after Rahim had given
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      Moment of glory for Perlis in 3-1 defeat
      164 20 Moment of glory for Perlis in 3-1 defeat ALOR STAR, Fri. Perlis. trounced by all their other North zone rivals, had their moment of glory in their firal first round match of the Malaya Cup soccer championship before being beaten 3-1 by Kedah at Stadium Darulaman here today Perils, going
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      Perak's last hopes hang in northern clash with Selangor
      1119 20 Perak's last hopes hang in northern clash with Selangor By TIMESPORT REPORTERS MALAYA CUP PROSPECTS I{UALA LUMPUR, Frl. Whatever the results are of this weekend's Malaya Cup matches. Selangor in the north and Singapore in the south will be the first-round leaders of the tournament but the results of two
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      383 20 CRICKET LONDON. Friday. AN INNINGS of 61 not out by Ken Barrington, who shared in two good stands, helped England to score 232 for three wickets on the first day of the First Test against New Zealand at Edgbaston. Birmingham, yesterday. Bad light ended play 25
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      HK champ beats Tew Gee
      108 20 HONG KONO. Fri. Singapore badminton champion Wong Tew Gee was beaten 15-2, 15-7 by Hong Kong champion Wong Cheong-loong here last night when a Hong Kong side won all their five matches against a Singapore Chinese YMCA teamOther results (Hong Kong first): Wong Fei-hung bt
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      SULTAN'S TROPHY
      48 20 IPOH. Frl. Ipoh will meet Pasokan Pemuda Melayu, Teluk Anson, In the final of the Perak Malays soccer competition for the Sultan Yusuff Cup at the Malay College ground. Kuala Kangsat on June 3. The Sultan of Perak will give away the trophy to the winners
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      22 20 SUNGEI PATANI Frl Kedah PWD will hold their annual athletic championships at fh« Darulnman Stadium. Alor St*a, on June 4.
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      FOUR EVENTS
      47 20 KUALA LUMPUR IW The L<«\mi Tennis A*Mvi<uii>n of Malaysia will hold tbe fourth national championships at the Selangor Club court* here on July 1-3. Ther: 1 will be four events only mpti> singles. men's doubles, women's rindw and women's doubles. Entries aloM on June 22.
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      2-match tour by Germans
      131 20 ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Nu- remburg 60. currently third in the West German soccer league, are due in Singapore on Sunday for a two-match tour. The Germans may play one ot the two matches in the Federation. Originally Nuremberg had arranged Tor five matches at Singapore. Malacca,
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      695 20 NOTICES I Lists ol unclaimed security deposit.s foi electricity supply to pirmises vacated since Ist Septptnber 1963 to 31si Augu.st, 1964 will be on display or available at the following offices of the Central Electricity Board until 31st August. 1965. Alor Star Kcpala Bataa Aiau Kangar Bahau Baiu Pahat Bentong
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      376 20 TENDERS BRUNEI GOVERNMENTAGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE 1. Teni..r will be received by the Chairman, Tender Board, Brunei by 4.00 p.m. on 14th June, 1965 at the Office of the Slate Financial Officer. Ground floor. Government Building, Brunei Town for.— Supply ol 1 County Super 8 low wheel Drive Tractor jased
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      332 20 SPORTS SUMMARY ATHLETICS Ramblers 1. Dlv. 3: New Life YC 6 CEB Central Area final* (KLi PTCSC 2. J.OOOm: 1 M. Thangiah 2 S. Sel- K«mpar Dlv. 2: SEK 4 MAS 2_ vanayagam 3 K. Tliangavelu (no Taiptng Ue: Thenavan Youth! time recorded); 4x400m inter-sec- 7 Survey 1. tion relay:
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      DO YOU MIND IS WORTH A BET
      467 21 RACING by Epsom Jeep JPOH, Fri. D*> You Mind showed sparkling form in a trial on good going here this morning. Ridden by Les Coles, the five-year-old ran 3f in 36 4 5. On this workout, Do You Mind, who carries only 7.13
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      32 21 Oaks favourite Never A Fear (left) is beaten by two lengths by Quita II in the Carreras Piccadilly Oaks Trial Stakes at Ungfleld last Saturday. Reuter picture.
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      Lock icon Michel moves for ring probe
      158 21 Michel moves for ring probe WASHINGTON, Fri. TT —A resolution to give the United States House of Representatives Judiciary committee power to investigate boxing was introduced yesterday by Representative Robert Michel (Republican—lllinois). Mr. Michel suggested that witnesses should Include such wellknown boxing personalities as Jack Dempsey. Gene Tunney. Rocky Marclano.
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      Acceptors and riders at Ipoh
      1373 21 Race 1 2.0 Cl 4 Div 2 ($5,200) s 1 ***** Kohinoor a (O Mohatned) Ahmad 7 9.0 'Dragon 3 2 ***** Srlatic a (Feu) Kongsl) E Breuk. 8 8.9 'Wong 1 3 ***** Who Knows iKY Lim) Daniels 11 8.8 10 4 ***** Korovou
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      SPOTLIGHT
      501 21 RACE ONE Korovou: ran only twice this season; won four races last year. Teh Su Su: useful front-runner: goes well on good going; has won twice on Ipoh course. Joaker IV: fourth to Otaro over Penang Bif. Cocaine: showed promise at Penang when third to Otaro over 8«f. RACE
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      Lock icon Big grant for World Cup
      348 21 SOCCER ROUNDUP UP TO £500,000 says MINISTER ONDON, Fri. The British Government will make available up to half a million pounds to the Football Association for the staging of the World Cup finals in England in July next year. Announcing this yesterday. Mr. Denis Howell.
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      Lock icon Emerson in shock defeat by Roche
      124 21 Emerson in shock defeat by Roche DARIS, Fri. Roy Emerson, Wimbledon champion and topseeded here, crashed to a 6-1, 6-4; 3-6, 6-0 defeat against fellowAustralian Tony Roche in the semi-finals of the men's singles in the French lawn tennis championships yesterday. Emerson, 28, produced nothing like the form which last
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    Why the University Forum had to be dropped
    362 22 Why the University Forum had to be dropped KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The University of Malaya Historical Society "had no choice but to call off "a political forum at the university last night, a spokesman of the society said today. The conditions had been broken and to make matter> worse, the
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    Britain's 5-nation plans to step in by Cairo
    324 22 Britain 's 5-nation plans to step in by Cairo CAIRO, Friday. THE newspaper Al Ahram today published details of what it claimed were British plans for possible military intervention in five Middle East countries. Two pages of the new spa per were devoted to the second of a series of
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    The latest in birth control: The 'loop'
    91 22 The latest in birth control: The 'loop' T ONDON. Frl. Eleven Ld thousand British women have successfully used a new simple method of contraception under trial conditions. the Family Planning Association an- nounced here yesterday. The method is called the "loop" and consists of a piece of plastic Inserted Into
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    Homage to Nehru
    41 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. A public memorial meeting to observe the CM death anniversary of the late Prime Minister of India. Mr. Nehru, will be held in the Oandhl Memorial Hall In Race Course Lane at 6 p.m. on Sunday.
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    188 22 CYDNEY. Fri. Ship- ping freight rates for most types of cargo between Australia and the Far East will rise i five to 10 per cent from Aug. 1, it was announced yesterday. The chairman of the Australian and New Zealand Eastern Shipping Conference, Mr. G.
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    171 22 BBC ROW OVER CONGO TERROR FILM LONDON. Frl. A row involving the Prime Minister, Mr Harold Wilson, and the Foreign Office blew up yesterday over a television play about atrocities in the Congo. The Viewers and Listeners Association sent a letter to Mr. Wilson calling for the resignation of Sir
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    12 lectures in N-language
    35 22 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The University of Singapore's Department of Extra-Mural Studies has begun a 12-lecture course on "Aspects of Malaysian Economy" In the National Language. The fee for the course Is $20.
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    333 22 LONDON. Fri— The stock markets ended an eventful week on a I dull note, following the fresh fall i In sterling on the forward positions and the uncertain economic outlook. There were further adjustments In gilt-edged prices at first but later the market turned easier and closing prices
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    280 22 WELLINGTON, Fri. A debate in the House of Representatives here today on the New Zealand Government's decision to send combat troops to Vietnam was termed by the Prime Minister, Mr. Keith Holyoake, an "utter farce.' Replying to the debate. Mr. Holyoake said that the
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    184 22 Anything to stop Indonesia welcome: Wilson LONDON. Fri. The Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, said yesterday Britain would certainly welconit steps to end Indonesia's "senseless" confrontation policy against Malaysia, whether by the United Nations or direct mediation by Asian countries. He was replying in the Hou.se of Commons to Mr.
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    25 22 FRANCIS ALMONTE, 75. pMm»4 -iway on 28-.V*i.Y Cortege !c»vm 41. Panir Panjang Hill for St Joaeph Churrta (P.M.) at 4 pm. tbrae* to rtldadnii.
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      6 2 FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LTD. Special Supplement
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      Landmark at Petaling Jaya
      1425 2 EDUCATION MINISTER TO OPEN NEW PREMISES Visitor is impressed Building design and landscaping present a suitable image to public 'J'HK new building of Far Eastern Publishers Ltd. at Petaling Jaya which will be opened this evening by the Minister of Education, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, is
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      Firm started in one room office over four years ago
      2041 3 PLANS TO SET UP MORE AGENCIES JX a one room office in a small flat in River Valley Road, Singapore, Far Eastern Publishers had its humble beginning in August 1960. It was started by Mr. Cho Jock Kirn, a versatile
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        84 3 Congratulations and Best Wishes for the continued prosperity of FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LTD. on the opening of their I new building. TIEN WAH PRESS LTD Singapore Kuala Lumpur IHIHIItHIIIIIIIItIIIIIIIIIItIIIIIIIIIIIMMIIiMIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIII IHIHIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIMIIIHIIIIIMHIHI I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
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      Secret of success—by Cho
      181 4 Secret of success— by Cho LOTS OF HARD WORK AND CAREFUL PLANNING \IK. CHO Jock Kirn, 34, chairman and managing director of Far Eastern Publishers, attributes his success to "a lot of hard work and careful planning." He was born in Pahang and educated in Seremban. His early publishing experience
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      Wife divides her time between home, office
      137 4 Mrs. Irene Cho Director: Mrs. Cho, formerly Irene Ngo, was a music teacher in the Methodist Girls' School, Penang. She married in 1957. Mrs. Cho divides her time between her home and the office where she does a multiplicity of jobs. It was
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      FUTURE PLANS FOR EXPANSION
      237 4 THE drawings above show the site as it will be when fully developed. This will take place over three phases, the first of which has already been completed. The second phase covering an area measuring 280 feet long by 95 feet wide will extend from the
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        270 4 CONGRATULATIONS! FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LIMITED 9 m on the official opening of their new building and godown at Petaling Jaya. We are proud to be entrusted with the construction of the whole project CHONG LOY FAI 222 jalan ampang w w KUALA LUMPUR BUILDER AND GENERAL CONTRACTOR TEL: ***** Congratulations
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      More staff for F.E.P. as the firm expands
      1068 5 PAR Eastern Pubr Ushers started as a one-man concern in 1960, but by the end of four months there was a staff of two and the numbers have continued to rise ever since. By the end of 1962, FEP had a total
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        210 5 SHARIKAT BERHAD PUSTAKA ANTHONIAN ANTHONIAN STORE Smiilh>l <>f Good I I II I T r f> Book- i Serriea L I fVI I t U Congratulate FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LIMITED on the opening of their new building atPetaling Jaya 16 32, JALAN BRICKFIELDS KUALA LUMPUR TELEPHONE: ***** ***** Congra tula
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        157 5 Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka men&uchap tah'niah atas penubohan pejabat chawangan Penerbit Timor Jauh Berhad di Kuala Lumpur. Thomas Nelson Mil 8- Sons Ltd \\i\\ send their Best Wishes to Far Eastern Publishers Ltd. Nelson Educational Books include The Teaching of Handwriting Rapid Reading Science for Tropical Secondary Schools Intermediate Practical
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      From typescript to textbook!
      379 6 COVER DESIGNED TO APPEAL TO SCHOOL CHILDREN MOST educational toxt books are commissioned. A few manuscripts are, of course, submitted, uninvited, to any publisher, but it Is not often that they are good enough to be published. An author is paid either a fee or a
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      JAYAKAN BAHASA KEBANGSAAN
      41 6 SEEN here are some of the staff of Far Eastern Publishers Ltd., Singapore. It has a staff of more than 40 employees. A VIEW of Hie FEP showroom in Singapore ANOTHER section of the FEP showroom in Singapore.
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        399 6 Warmest Congratulations to FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LIMITED en the opening of their new building from FEDERAL BOOKS, STATIONERY PUBLISHING CO., LTD. 211, JALAN BANDAR, KUALA LUMPUR. TELEPHONE: ***** Congratulations Best Wishes to FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LIMITED from FELT AND TEXTILES (MALAYSIA) LTD. SPECIALISTS EXPERTS IN ALL TYPES OF CARPETING 2,
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      New landmark at P.J. with a difference
      117 7 THE new building of Far Eastern Publishers Ltd. at Petaling |aya is a landmark with a difference. This difference lies in the degree of sophistication which has been achieved for a building which it essentially for storage of books. The completed building is
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        270 7 SINGAPORE GLASS MFRS CO., LTD. 201, HENDERSON ROAD. TELEPHONE *****1-5 MANUFACTURERS CORRUGATED CARDBOARD KBLW^T CARTONS VJ^I J CONGRATULATE FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LTD. Congratulations to FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LTD. from GEORGE G. HARRAP CO., LTD., 182 High Holborn, London W.C.I. HARRAP S GUIDE SERIES FOR MALAYSIA Concise, practical guides to different
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        183 7 FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LTD. Enquiries about FEP publications can be sent to any of the following addresses: Singapore P.O. Box 62, Killiney Road Post Office Tel. No. *****/***** Kuala Lumpur Lot 13, Jolon 13/6 Pttoling Jayo Tel. No. ***** Penang 150 Kelawei Rood Molacca 53-K Jolon Hong Tuah Tel. No.
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        104 7 > Congratulations to FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LTD. on the opening of their new building at Petaling Jaya from CYCLE CARRIAGE CO. (1926) LTD. 43 Orchard Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** BEST WISHES from TANGLIN INN LTD. 23/25 Tanglin Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** BEST WISHES from the Staff of FEP Singapore K.L.
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        76 7 Congratulations Best Wishes FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LTD. on the occasion of the official opening of their new building. Books Stationery Sports Goods and Handwork materials. PUSTAKA MALAYSIA 35-H, Jalan Langgor, Alor Star, Kedah. lIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC3IIIIMIIIIIIC]IIIMIMIIIIC]IIIIIMIIIIIC]|||IIIIIIIIIC]IIIIIIIIIIIIC3MIIiWUI Congratulations and Best Wishes to FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LIMITED from CHONG WAH NEWS AGENCY AND BOOK
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      F.E.P. PLANS EXPANSION
      54 8 STARTED in a small one-room office in 1960, Far i Eastern Publishers Ltd. now has many branches and agencies, including an office in Hong Kong. The firm now plans more offices or agencies abroad. Seen here is the staff of F.E.P. in Hong Kong. The Hong Kong
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      Arithmetic is fun for any child with F.E.P. textbooks
      710 8 Arithmetic is fun for any child with F.E.P. textbooks URIMARY Arithmetic for Malayans was the first series of books to be published in full colour by FEP. In eight parts it covers the full primary arithmetic syllabus, but is so attractively designed and produced as to make learning arithmetic a
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        245 8 We wish FAR EASTERN PUBLISHERS LTD. great success! PENINSULAR STORES II IH, Blshoa Street, P.O. Bas 17, PENANO. rnOBI *****. P. A. ABDUL HAMID CO. (Booksellers, Tel: *****). 14 Leboh Pasar Imi, KUALA LUMPUR. AIRPORT BOOK STALL Proprietor: K.S.K. Mohd. Hussein? Alra«ft, KUALA LUMPUR. Tal: B*l S7. SINGAPORE BOOK EMPORIUM
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        241 8 EASTERN BOOK CENTRE 28-A, Jolon Silaiifl, (Cro.l Street) KUALA LUMPUR. UNIVERSITY BOOK STORE Spore: 13, Orchard Read, K. Lumpur: OC.BC. Bldg. (2nd fleer), Meuntbatlan Read, Ipoh: 37, Jalan Ali Pitehoy. Penang: 43, Bishop Street, ltt floor K. SHAIK IBRAHIM CO. fttd: 1932. Education Bookseller*, Ne. 71, Bras Bosah Read, SINGAPORE
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