The Straits Times, 30 March 1966

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 NATIONAL LIBRARY. The Straits Times ThH Niitiiiiiiil HKWB|iiiiiHr I-.std. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MARCH 30, 1966 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    Lock icon Kremlin peace offer
    580 1 Brez calls on Peking to agree to top level heal-the-split talks MOSCOW, rues. THE SOVIET Communist Party leader, Mr. Leonid Brezhnev, today called on China to agree to top level peace talks either in Moscow or Peking to heal the deep rift between the two Communist giants.
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    Lock icon Largest tug delivered
    70 1 TOKYO Tues The Japanese Kure Shipbuilding Company toriav announced it had delhemi the world- lnreeM ocean-palng tiij to a Liberia!) firm operatlnß in New York The 1.200-ton tun can tow it 150.000 deadweicht-ton ship. Kure said Only two other tu^s in the world ran tow M i[*.
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    20 1 Bersedia-lr>h menyambut tahun 1967 dengan mempelajari bahasa kebangsaan sekarang! THAT MIAMI: prepare for I'tiiT by learning; the National Language now!
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    Sarawak to set up Borneonisation and administration
    265 1 Sarawak to set up Borneonisation and administration KUALA LUMPUR. Tu*s. THE Sarawak State Government Is to form two 1 committees tor Borneonisation and establishment at Ministerial level, the Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan. announced here today The announcement followed a one-and-a-half hours discussion the Chief Minister had with the
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    Armless Miss Lai marries her long-time 'steady'
    347 1 Armless Miss Lai marries her long-time 'steady' KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Armless Miss Lai Yoke Heong has married her longtime sweetheart. Mr. James Lav Peng Cheong, in Arizona, in the United States. News of the marriage on March 14. wpa released here today when *he wrote to the oniclal Assignee, Malaya.
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    Lock icon 'New Russian 'no'
    24 1 GENEVA. Tues. The Soviet Union ana in rejected, tonay American proposals lor a treaty baniiui« the spread of nuclear weapons. AP.
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    87 1 S V l> N F V. I u«s.— A fisheries rrsrart-h boat will !>• equipped with a ilrxiir for transmitting a puK.itnu i nrrtiit of elcHtri.it > to attract flsh near the boat for a census count The New South Wales Director of Fisheries, Dr. D. 1).
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    Ky warns of drastic actions to end unrest
    270 1 SAIGON, Tuesday. pMI.MK Minister Nguyen Cao Ky today warned thai be might be forced to take drastic action lo put an end lo South Vietnam's sim merinc political unrest. At the same time, reports reaching Saigon said students in the northern city
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    Drop 'White Australia' term call
    89 1 v\XBFKR.\. 1 tics— The Kj Australian Minister for Immigration, Mr. Hubert Opperin.m. tnd.iy urged all Australians to drop the term "White AastraHa "Responsible people should stake a determined illort to refer to our iiuniiuratiiiii poli< •> >imply as ;in immigration policy." !Mr. Oppcrman told the
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    30 1 JAKARTA. Tues— Stern ».< minus by Gen. Suharto .mil Jakarta garrison com minder appeared to have forestalled student deI monstrations against new Cabinet, but opposition re- m. uncd. Agencies
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      Suharto: Give Cabinet chance to work
      289 2 JAKARTA, Tuesday r fUK new Sixth Deputy Premier for defence, Lieut. -Cicn. Suharto, said here yesterday it was understandable that many quarters were dissatisfied with the new Cabinet. Gen Suharto v.(.. I\riUininn the structure, working method! and basic programme of thr naw C ibinel
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      SIHANOUK REJECTS SOEKARNO'S 'AMT AXIS
      266 2 SIHANOUK REJECTS SOEKARNO'S 'AMT AXIS Neutrality law forbids ideological alliance TOKYO. Tuesday Cambodian Head of State, Prince Norodom Sihanouk, has flatly rejected President Soekarno's "anti-imperialist" Axis, linking Indonesia. Communist China, Cambodia, North Korea and North Vietnam. In an article in the Cambodian political magazine "Sangkum". Prince Sihanouk also took a
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      Lock icon Paratroops replace Soekarno's palace guards
      226 2 Paratroops replace Soekarno's palace guards JAKARTA, Tucs. The elite palace guard regiment, the Tjakrabirawa. was yesterday replaced by Army military police paratroops. The TJ akrablrawa Regiment commander, Brigadier General Sabur. handed over !he task ot guarding the personal safety of PreMdrnt Sockarno and his family to the military police commander.
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      Liv and Chen Vi mobbed by cheering Pakistanis
      120 2 I \IIORE. Tues. CrOWdl X'K burst out ot control here yesterday a.s china's Head of State. Mr. Liv Shao-chi. flew here on the Hiird day of hi.s State vi.sit to Pakistan. Police drew batons and .si.i\es In vain as enthusiastic thoosandi ■urged
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      Lift those restrictions, China to Indonesia
      125 2 TOKYO. Tues. 1 li«Communist Chinese Embassy in Indonesia has demanded that the Indonesian Government remove the restrictions it has placed on Chinese consulates in Indonesia and ensure the safety of their personnel, the New China News Agtfsay disclosed today. The (leimnil was made in
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      Lock icon Big swing in bets in favour of a Labour win
      379 3 LONDON. Tues. I 1 TWO leading bookmakers last night reported a big swing in bets in favour of the Labour Party winning next Thursday's British general flection. Ladbrokes, which opened yesterday with Labour at 1-8 odds-on favourites shorted its odds
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      Just fancy that
      40 3 BRODHEAI) (Wisconsin). Tues. Eddie Brewer, advised in I!M>5 to quit farming because of a heart condition, died on Sunday, one day after his 101 st hirthriav. He kept on farming and retired 40 years ago. A. P.
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      Lock icon Liberian move to ease tension
      78 3 i ABIDJAN. Tues. A Libertan j mission which is trying to ease I tension between Liberia's two neighbours. Guinea and Ivory Coast, yesterday handed a personal message to President Felix Houphouet Boieny from President William Tubman. The contents were not disclosed. The mission, hraded by
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      Lock icon Oil companies find big deposit of gas under North Sea
      224 3 Oil companies find big deposit of gas under North Sea LONDON. Tuesday. ANOTHER big gas find is believed to have been located under the North Sea. the Shell and E«so comoanies announced yesterday. A .-poke.Mnan said that surveys conducted by scientists during the weekend gave "encouraging indications" of gas in
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      Lock icon UK envoy goes back to Accra
      42 3 LONDON. Tues. Mr. Harold I Bmedley was named British Hit;h Commissioner in Ghana last night. Mr. Smedley left Accra at the end of last year when Ghana broke diplomatic relations with Britain I over Rhodesia.— AP.
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      Lock icon Negro youth shot in Los Angeles
      79 3 LOS ANGELES. Tu«s. A 1 Negro youth was shot and > wounded by a security guard last night in the grounds of a high lenool in the racially-tense Watts i quarter. The youth was shot as he ■llMMfly tried to burgle the Jordan High
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      Lock icon 'Telescope in the sky' shot postponed
      72 3 CAPE KENNEDY. Tues. Ihr launching oi an orbiting astronomical observatory a 'telescope in the sky" was postponed here yesterday !>ecau.se of high winds and a technical problem. The observatory, weighing 3.900 In., is to provide man with his lirst clear look at the stars
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      Lock icon Wife No. 3 for Press baron
      54 3 LONDON. Tiie*. Lord Rothermpre- 67-year-old chairman of the Associated Newspaper Group which owns the London Daily Mail, married Mr*. Mary Murchison Ohrstrom at a Registry office here yesterday. His two previous marriages, to Lady O'Neill and Margaret Hunam- were dissolved. He succeeded to the
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      The obsession of a blacksmith
      170 3 The obsession of a blacksmith "ALL my life I have been dreaming of doing something that people would talk about. Then I saw a picture of a proud lion and decided I would carve myseif a lion memorial. "Then, in year* to come. everybody will know that a blacksmith named
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      Electric hair clippers not for Maestro Gerhard
      107 3 DETROIT. Tiies. The maestro of the b»rbershnp his spoken. Klertrir bair < lipn<-rv arc out He is Maestro Gerhard. 31. a sli.nnpiio. rtimli and razor man in Chicago, whose clients include singer Tony Bennett and television star Robert Horton. He won the world
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      Lock icon MARBLES THROWN AT HOLT BY WOMAN
      178 3 MARBLES THROWN AT HOLT BY WOMAN MELBOURNE. Tues. <i 1 A woman demonstrating against the Government's Vietnam policy last night threw a handful of marbles at the Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Holt, during Melbourne's rowdiest election meeting in years. She ran icrward as Mr. Holt stood up to speak. The
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      Lock icon Bank robber had toy gun
      35 3 SYDNEY. Tues. A bandit with a toy pistol yesterday bluffed 10 employees of a bank hi North Auburn, a Sydney suburb, ir.tc handing over between ASB.OOO ar.d A 59.000. Rruter.
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    Dead woman identified
    68 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Police today identified one of the two women labourers killed while working on a block of new ninestorey flats at Bencoolen Street yesterday, as Fow Yean Kam, 66. of Upper Nankin Street. The other woman has not been identified. Five other women were injured when
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    Wedding is out for nurses in training
    359 4 Wedding is out for nurses in training SINGAPORE. Tues Tlli: Health Ministry's Deputy Secretary (Ad- ministration), Mr. Lira .100 Hock, told the Industrial Arbitration Court today that women student muses were not permitted to get married "lor biological reasons" which would interrupt their training. But he stressed that this official
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    LEFT WING UNIONS PLAN BIG ANTI-U.S. DRIVE
    167 4 LEFT WING UNIONS PLAN BIG ANTI-U.S. DRIVE SINGAPORE, Tues. The biggest ever anti American campaign is being planned for Singapore by extreme .left unions here. The demonstration date is Labour Day May 1 and to be totally condemned Is American action in Vietnam. The Singapore Government is also expected to
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    CANADIAN DEFENCE TEAM SEE NAVAL BASE
    108 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Visiting Canadian National Defence College team spent a busy day today, visiting various defence establishments. They called at ihe RAF base in Tengah, the Naval Base and the headquarters of the British Far East Unified Command at Phoenix Park They met several
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    Returns have been sent, says Umno official
    179 4 m AlMißl-:. Tues The secretary-general of Singapore Umno, Dato Syed I -a Almenoar, today claimed that the party had submitted its annual returns to the Registrar of Societies regularly up to 1964. He said he would write to the Registrar next week to
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    S'pore-Russian trade talks near conclusion
    175 4 S 'pore-Russian trade talks near conclusion SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore and Russian negotiators are on the last lap towards a trade and economic co-opera-tion pact unless new obstacles crop up. There are only one or two more points to be clarified, and for the whole agreement to be polished up. If,
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      452 4 AIRPORT— IN and OUT THE followinic la today's schedule of civil aircraft movements at Paya Lebar Airport Singapore: ARRIVALS Air Vietnam: irom Saigon, Kuala Lumpur (VN 64M 11.45 a.m. Air Ceylen: From London, Rome, Cairo. Karachi. colomtio, Kuala Lumpur iAK 116) 5.05 p.m. KLM: From Amsterdam. Athens. Beirut. Bangkok, Kuala
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    Modes and models from HK for Spore shows
    155 5 tINf.APORK. Tues.— Five J Hong Kon c nuiii.N— imludint a man will arri\«- in Singapore tomorrow on board the 'hitral. Iluy will brine some id outfits for two fashion shows at the Hotel Singapura Accompanying them will be Mrv Krii a Reigel.
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    Nature study facilities
    60 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Ac-! coinnvxlntion and laboratory f aci- 1 i, iiv .iv:ii..ibic „i '.lie Field Siudies Centre oi the University of Mal.iva at U!u Gombik. The facilities are for the use of stall and students, school parties, members of the Malayan Nature Society, bona fide naturalists
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    Massage girls: An hour's debate
    814 5 KAUM IBU MEMBER OFFERS HER SOLUTION Seeni: We hope to wipe out pimps and procurers IPOH, Tuesday THE Perak State Legislative Assembly, wrestling with the problem of prostitution in massage parlours, was offered a solution by Che Som binte Abdullah, one of the two women
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    $1,000 more for Sultan, consort approved by Assembly
    167 5 $1,000 more for Sultan, consort approved by Assembly IPOH. Tues. A Bill authorising a $500 increase in the monthly entertainment allowance of the Sultan ot Perak and a further S5OO to the privy purse of the Raja Perempuan. was approved by the Perak State Legislative Assembly here today without debate.
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    New union
    37 5 PORT SWETTENHAM. Tues. Employees of the Port Swettenham Authority will meet at the premises of the Port Recreation Club at 5 p.m. tomorrow to discuss the formation of the new Port Swettenham Authority Staff Union
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    New chairman
    17 5 TEMERLOH. Tues. Dato Ngau Ken Lock has been elected chairman of the Pahang Shooting Association.
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    Sergeant guilty of neglect in copter crash
    158 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. A general court martial has found a RAF sergeant guilty on charges arising from a Whirlwind helicopter crash in Sarawak on Sept. 25 last year, in which all five RAF men on board died, it was disclosed today. Sgt. Thomas Barren,
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    World Health Day
    35 5 SEGAMAT. Tues. The District Officer, Inche Abdullah bin Dato Ahmad, will open a World Health Day exhibition and a baby show at the Diamond Jubilee hall at 10 a.m on April 7.
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    Dagger thugs rob van salesman of $1,900
    108 5 mtiAR. Tuev Wmm men irmed with dashers ambushed a travelling salesman ami robbed him of $1,000 at BakriYonc Peng road. 13 miles from here, last night. 1 Ji»- salesman. Mr. Wong Suee Choy. 38. and his win driver. Inche A. Salam. 25. were
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    STOLEN DRUMS FOUND IN POLICE STATION
    101 5 gITIAWAN. Tues.— An estate smallholder. Mr. Chin King Huah. who went to the police station here yesterday to report that thieves had stolen 15 drums of sodium arsenic from his store, wjs surprised to find the missing drums there. He said that thp missing
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    A motorcycle thief jailed
    61 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Sim Lye Huat, who stole a mtotocycle from North Bridge Road on the night or March 20. was jailed for 18 months today by the First District Judge. Mr. K.T. Alexander. Another man. Mumamata alias Muniandy s/o Singaram. was jailed for one year by
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    Singapore citizens need visas to go to Brunei
    335 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A IR travellers, who hold certificates of identity issued by the Singapore Immigration Department without being endorsed w ith visas by the British High Commission, will not be allowed to enter Brunei with effect from April. This was disclosed yesterday
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    NO MAILS DELIVERY ON HARI RAYA HAJI
    97 6 SINGAPORE. Tues.— There will be no delivery of correspondence or parcels here on Hari Raya Haji on Friday, a public holiday. The hours of business at the General Post Office will be from 9 a.m. to noon. The post offices at Joo Chiat,
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    2,000 entries for Siglap Big Walk on Sunday
    102 6 2, 000 entries for Siglap Big Walk on Sunday SINGAPORE. Tues.— The Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E. W. Barker will present prizes to winners of the Siglap open Big Walk on SundayThe 10.5 nulr w.i.k will start and finish at St. Patrick's School. East Coast Road. It
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    UK POLLS: DAYLONG NEWS SERVICE ON FRIDAY IN S'PORE
    181 6 UK POLLS: DAYLONG NEWS SERVICE ON FRIDAY IN S'PORE SINGAPORE. Tues. The British Informati o n Services at Clifford House. Collvrr Quay, hopes to provide the public with an up-to-the-minute British general election service fiom 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Friday. It is planned to have a ton linuous
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    New convocation day for Nantah
    34 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Nanyanc University, for the first time in six years., will not hold a con- 1 vocation tomorrow. Instead, this year's convocation will be held on May 2».
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    GIFT OF BOOKS BY AUSTRALIA
    56 6 SINGAPORE. Tues The Australian High Commission in Singapore will make a gift of some 50 books to the National Library under the Colombo Plan on Thursday. >Ir. B. Pritchett, the Australian High Commissioner in Singapore, will officially present the books to Director of the Library
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    PLAINTIFF SHOULD PAY COSTS: COUNSEL
    385 6 SINGAPORE. Tue« T ITIGATION which turns out to be unnecessary in the High Court should clearly be discouraged as a matter of public policy, Mr A. P. Godwin, a lawyer, told Mr. Justice Ambrose today. Mr. Godwin was counsel for a Japanese shipping company in
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    Fatal crash: Move to take case to Privy Council
    218 6 Fatal crash: Move to take case to Privy Council lOHORE BAHRU, Tues. —An application for leave Cram the Federal Court of Appeal has been filed for an appeal to be heard In the Pnvy Council In connection with a damages claim resulting from a four-year-old motor accident in which Mr.
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      185 6 Aih>y Oop By V.T. tiamtin jJM§§^j|§g§#'' WHAT A SPECIMEN! MAN 1 HIS WELL, I PUNMO 1.. NOW IF VO'JU. THKTS RIGHT, DOCTOR, IJ BS^^^^a***^ MtND WILL BE UKE WRITING /ABOUT THAT...BUT JUST STAMP /WE THROW A LOT /\..NO PIACE §f" ON A BEAUTIRJU.Y BLANK /IF HE'S WHAT >OU BACK OUT
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    National Zoo gets its first giraffes
    407 7 National Zoo gets its first giraffes THEIR CAPTURE AND JOURNEY FILMED I/UALA LUMPUR. Toes. Eleven-toot t;ill Tiku and Lima the first giraffes to set heir long feet in this country arrived at Port Swettenham from East Africa today In the Tjibantjet. The two-year-old giraffes, each costing about $3,000, wore captured
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    Appeal to firms in Sabah on costs data
    197 7 Appeal to firms in Sabah on costs data JESSELTON. Tues. The State Statistician. Mr. T. V. Palan. today appealed to all business concerns for i heir whole hearted I co-operation in the department's efforts to collect retail prices of 82 basic consumer items. IKe said the information I would be
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    Army surgeon transferred
    56 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Brl- tish Army surgeon who has been i treating Malaysian soldiers woun- ded by Indonesian terrorists along the Borneo frontier tias been transferred to Hong Kong. Major Bruce McDermott was taken out of from-line duty after having performed about 400 ope- I I rations
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      Dutch technical assistance to Malaysia team due
      364 7 THE Netherlands Government is now busy rounding: up experts for a mission to study special Dutch technical assistance to Malaysia in addition to its financial help through the "Aid to Malaysia Club'" This was stated here today by the First Secretary of the
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      Delivery boy and girl of 10: $200 fine
      192 7 \IALACCA. Tues. A delivery boy. Tan Sui Lin alias Tan Kah Seng. 22. was fined $200. in default two months' jail, in the Magistrates Court here today for using criminal i force on a 10-year-old girl with intent to outrage her modesty.
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      Padang show
      26 7 MACHANO. Tues ihe MaChang District Boy Scou 1 A.--o cation wili hod a Malay cultural show at the tout) padang here on April 4
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      don't want bail, says canteen raid youth
      115 7 IJEXAXG. Tues.— Yusuf bin Ismail. 19. today told the sessions court he did tint want hail Yusoi. who plead. (I gviltv to .i i-haree of breaking into the St Georije's Girls' Sch.ml i-antren hMI Sund;\ night, said his father Hid rot knnu he
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    Most land schemes fail, says Mentri
    247 7 Most land schemes fail, says Mentri PEKAN. Tues. The Mentri Besar of Pahang. Dato Yahya bin Haji Mohamed. yesterday expressed dissatisfaction over the i failure of three-quar- i ters of all the fringe alienation schemes in the State. Speaking at a delegates" j cor.ierence of the Pekan division of Umno
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    Lock icon Dr. Goh elected to institute
    55 7 NEW DELHI Tues A new se\ en-man governing council, including Singapore's Defence Master. Dr. Goh Keng Swee. wsy elrcred yesterday for the AMan In- r sntutc for Economic Development i and Planning. The Asian Institute was established three years ago to train i economic planners
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    Move to get Chinese children to Chinese schools
    122 8 Move to get Chinese children to Chinese schools SINGAPORE. Tues. A move is now on among Chinese educational circles here to persuade Chinese parents to send their children to Chinese schools. The y are concerned about (he gradual decline in the number of firstyear students in Chinese schools each year
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    Mara faces big problems over Sabah bus service plan
    401 8 JESSELTON, Tu«s. gEVERAL big problems have emerged over Mara's proposal to start a bus transport service in Sabah. First It could not find to Ita satisfaction a route that has either an obvious traffic requirement or where the potential Is good.
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    Prize-giving day
    26 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Tengku Ampuan of Selangor will (rive away the prizes at the Senior Methodist Girls' School annual prize-giving day on Monday.
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    NTUC research unit has broken Red hold on the unions, says report
    255 8 NTUC research unit has broken Red hold on the unions, says report SINGAPORE. Tuesday. rvHE National Trades Union Congress s research 1 unit has contributed towards bringing about a healthy labour-management climate, and in breaking the strangle-hold the Communists had on the trade union movement in Singapore. This was -stated
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    NEW WATER WORKS TO SUPPLY 5,500
    118 8 J CHORE BAHRU, Tue». Some 5.000 residents of Jementah and about 500 residents of Pava Jugas in the Sesumat district will soon be able to have DiDed water in their homes. The Public Works Department has i ust comDleied building a large filler works
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    Banker $20,000 for study grant
    153 8 Banker $20,000 for study grant SINGAPORE, Tues. Dato Lee Chee Shan (above), manaeing director of Chung Khun Bank Ltd.. has made a personal donation of 520.000 to the Department of Clinical Medicine of the University of Singapore for the award of i study grant. The study grant is for the
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    Reckless driver
    36 8 I KUALA LUMPUR. Tues p. Karup. S3. was lined S5OO or I one month's jail here yesterday for reckless driving and causing thp.i j death of a youth. Lav Thim. in Cheras Road. i
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    NEB signs $14 mil. deal with Japanese firm
    208 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The National Electricity Board today signed a Sl4 million contract with Fuji Electric Co. Ltd. of Japan for setting up a generating plant for the Batang Padang hydro electri< scheme. The contract Includes the supply and Installation of thr
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    The mee man who had 265 packets of morphine
    102 8 MALACCA, Tues.— A nieeseller. Goh Cheng Sm 33. pieaded guilty in the Sessions Court hcrp today to illegal possession of dangerous drugs— 26s packets ol morpiiine and morphine hydrochioride and was fined $500 or two months' jail. He was stated to
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    Three seriously injured as bus overturns
    91 8 1(1' ALA I.I'MPL'K. Tues. Eight people were iniured— three seriously when a bus in which they were travelling overturned at Rawang. 12 miles from here, early this morning. The bus was making the day's last run to Rawang when the accident occurred at 1
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    Malaysia has the talent to do a job well: Tan
    475 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Wad \I.\LAYSIA has the talent and resources Ui get a job done and have it done well, the Minister of Finance. Mr. Tan Siew Sin, said here yesterday afternoon. Mr Tan was speaking at the opening of an
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    Police told of the vanished customer
    92 9 ipoh. Tiica OHHua btn \.i Pi'ciiay. a rapnaantatira of Federal Publications Ltd rei ported !<i poiice yesierd:iy tliut a customer dlaapnana after I paying him an $80 deposit tor ttra nti uf BoeyclopaMtta Bv;--tunnicit. 0.-m.m met the customer in a house in Kanip.ii" Rond
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    Medical Progress Fund gets a 85,000 gift
    192 9 SINGAPORE. Tues The Medical Progress Fund has received a donation of 55.000 in memory of the late Madam Chew Chwee Kirn. wife of Mr. Chua Toh Hua. chairman of Soon Cheong Ltd.. Malaya and Singapore. The money will be used to provldo a
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    Work permits: Last day
    119 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. ABOUT 42.000 applications from noncitizens for work permits were received at the Employment Office In Chatsworth Road up to 4.30 P-m. yesterday. Tomorrow is the last! day. About 6.000 applications have already been approved and work permits granted! The number of applica- tions received
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      286 9 Straits Times Crossword At KO.ss I, CloUi lor some girl in Eng--1 Wntei is unusually Gbaat* land <si. morally >6. ~> 8 One of toa '-onnectlons be--10 Flier returns lo number tueen banks 1 8-o > lit. -one iraiiimn place <4, '< End ol resolution.' (IS). 5». IS. Gentler to
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    24 10 MR CHOV AH TAN and '»m!1 <-■ %rr' wreath* ■cro .i* <">« »"»nd»n'« riiai 1 MRS MERLIE FERNS Tnankl B'aff 4 n .ijmi pre.en. .rl
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      Population Policy
      687 10 Parliament lias approved without serious opposition the establishment oi a National Family Planning Board for the co-ordination of family planning that will .still be largely the responsibility of the \oluntary organisations which have many years experience in this field. Official support and government, money are t ■■initial If
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      Oil Palm Plan
      377 10 The oil palm industry has prown vigorously in the past iive years. In Malaya, acreage j under this crop has expanded from 135.000 in 1960 to 200.000 in 1965. while production has increased from 90.000 to 135.000 tons. In Sabah. oil palm i:> now cultivated on 20.000
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      Urgent Need
      160 10 Th»- Ministry of Health hopes to solve its medical staff j fhortages by 1971. reports the public accounts committee but in the meantime the position is alarming. Against an established strength oi 980 doctors, for example, the mini istry could tell the committee of only 472 actually employed,
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      879 10 Prescribing the cure on sight of a symptom IT is hoped that by now the Ministers and majority of the M.P.s have read "Development Administration in Malaysia/ 1 the report to the Government of Malaysia by Professor John D. Montgomery. Harvard University and Professor Milton
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      A child's right to citizenship
      99 10 I WAS boni in Hahang. and I was six years old when my parents came to settle in Singapore. Since then. I have lived entirely in Singapore. I was educated ..nd received my primary and secondary education in Singapore. My father is a Singapore citizen.
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      Blyton's books
      100 10 r PHE reply from our National Library"* director concerning books tor adults raises an interesting question concerning the children's .section, in which Euid Bly ton's books are forbidden. Ukf many others. 1 wa.s introduced into the world of book.-> by her writings, and. contrary to some odd belief,
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      67 10 WHILE on the subject TT of the justifiable criticisms of Singapore's National Theatre, could something be done about the exit on the Van Kleef Aquarium side? The steps there are steep, broken and uneven, and without a handrail: they are very dangerous at night and an eyesore in the daytime.
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      50 10 f 'OL'LD there not be a law that any per.«.on selling goods door to door or collecting fees for any organisation, must first get the permission of a government authority? He would then wear a numbered badge which would be some safeguard to housewives and others. W. S. C. ipoh
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    Learning Malay — 211
    454 10  - Learning Malay 21 1 YUNUS MARIS M.A. University of Malaya By AFFIXATION of "KE" Irontd.l Cli A third use for the preiix "KE" is to torm verb.<: by its affixation to certain nouns. When i *o used, the prefixes "ME". "DI", "TER". and "PE". as well a& the suffix ''KAN"
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    Tin: Malaysia to ask for minimum of £1,200 a ton
    930 11 Tin: Malaysia to ask for minimum of £1,200 a ton MINERS WILL GET $62 m. REFUND FROM SECOND BUFFER STOCK KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday MALAYSIA, with other producing I countries, will press Jur a minimum floor price of at least £1.200 a ton at the i earliest opportune moment, the Secre-
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    Lock icon Allen outlines procedure for changing prices
    155 11 I ON DON. lues. The j procedure tor considering changes in tinHoor and ceiling prices of tin were outlined berr yesterday by Mr. H. Allen, chairman of the International Tin Council He said that prices opera (ins when the Second International Agreement ended would
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    Siew Sin to make three-day tour of Johore
    168 11 Siew Sin to make three-day tour of Johore KUALA LUMPUR Tues. The Mm- ister of Finance, Mr. Tan Siew Sin, will begin a three-day visit to Johore on April 7. Mr. Tan will be accom- j panied by the Minister of Local Government and Housing. Mr. Khaw Kai Boh. and
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    Radio course for RMAF men
    49 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two j Royal Malaysian Air Force junior technicians will leave here by air on Thursday for Melbourne to attend a three-month radio course at Collins Radio Company. They are: Inche Mohamed Yusoff bin Abdul Kadir and Inche Ahmad Jawas bin Hassan.
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    Giving up his smokes saves him fortune for world trip
    242 11 Giving up his smokes saves him fortune for world trip CINGAPORE. Tues An American businessman and his wife now in Singapore are on a world trip, spending the small fortune he has saved by stopping smoking. Earlier this month. Mr. Benjamin High. 57. owner of a welding company in Pennsylvania,
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    CIGARETTE I SALESMAN JAILED
    106 11 CIGARETTE I SALESMAN JAILED IPOH. Tues. A cigarette salesman. Ooi Swee Thy p. ft, was sentenced yesterday "to four months' Jail for criminal breach of trust of $1,290. 1 Senior Insp. C. M D'Cruz. said that between Feb. U and i Mfvcch 14, Ooi took assorted packets of cigarettes from
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    Hit-run death
    31 11 TAPAH, Tues— A cyclist. Yeap Yew Hoy. 67, who was knockpd j down by a hit-and-run motor-cycle here yesterday afternoon, died five hours after admission to the Ipoh hospital.
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    Protest over pension for 1,000
    216 11 SINGAPORE. Tues— About 0 1.000 local civilians who 1 are established staff of the British Services in Singa- 1 pore are governed by the United Kinsdom Superannuation Act and their benefits under this Act cannot be changed without an amending Act by the British Parliament.
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    Two more National Service centres planned
    179 11 Two more National Service centres planned ITU ALA TREXO1V GANU. Tues.— Two more regional National Service training centres will be rstablished in the country one in Penang and the other in Johore Bahru. the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak. said today. Tun Razak said this when he took the
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    Psychology club officials
    48 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Turf _Mr. 'S. Sivadas hn.s been r]rr sidpnt of thr Kuain I.ump-.r PM-rhoiosy Club. Other officaiis VU»-pl M- Kg Sei: Kwan and Mr. K;r- rif 'P Singh; wcratary M'< Ja i»t Foo. treisurrr Mr !<v VH Bu uftl*t«nt Mcretarji Mr Nb Sone Kial
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    Midwifery clinic
    18 11 NIBONG TEBAI. Tues. Woit on 'ho midwifprv clinic Berempane six miles from here, has Wen completed
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      742 11 TV MALAYSIA HAXXKL I"* 1 Lumpur. World 6.33 Cartoon. 7 News frnanc: 6 Ipoh. Malacca; 3 i in English; ;.i« Sheriff of Johore Bahru: 4 Taiping: 7 Cocllise-' Maniac": 7.37 ComBatu Pahat: 9 Khun*. mentary: 8 News in Mandarm: 0.4 a P.M.: Opening and 8.11 The Black and White proeramme
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      Advertising agency changes its name
      175 12 Advertising agency changes its name YOUNG Advertising and Marketing Ltd. will, from next month onward i be known as LPE (Lon-i lon Press Exchange) Singapore Ltd. following its acquisition by the LPE of London, the largest advertising, research and marketing agency in Britain and Europe. Besides the change of name,
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      APPOINTMENTS BY PACKAGING
      89 12 \I/ITH effect from March 15 TT Mr. V. Olsen has been appointed general manager of Malayan Packaging Industries Ltd. in succession to Mr. A. Jolles, who has been transferred to Europe Mr. Olsen has been engaged in the packaging industry since 195(i. He worked many years in
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      Canada plans to step up trade
      509 12  - Canada plans to step up trade CHAN BONG SOO By PANADA is Liking positive steps to strengthen economic ties with Singapore on a broad front. Revealing this, the Canadian trade commissioner, he is also the acting High Commissioner Mr. John H. Bailey says that his country's immediate plans are to
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      New shipping manager
      149 12 New shipping manager TIE Campagnie Des Messagerie* maritimes of France has appointed a new manager for its branch office in Singapore. He is Mr. Louis Mauriac wbo has worked 17 years with the company's various branch offices abroad. He succeeds Mr. Paul Bontoux who, after Nervine as manager in Singapore
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      Sharp upward revision
      54 12 U.S. Government officials In Washington are sharply revising their projections upward on United States ttross national product this year. inform»d sources said From a January prediction tn President Johnson's economic report of a $722,000 million 0.N.P.. key administration official:- are now privately forecasting a figure in the
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      Humes get two PWD annual contracts
      267 12 Humes get two PWD annual contracts HUME Industries (Far East Ltd. Singa- pore, and their parent,' company, Humes Ltd.. Australia, recently con- 1 eluded, at practically the same time, transacttOOl which have resulted in the awards of annual contracts for New Guinea and Singapore respectively. In announcing the success- j
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      Tin venture in Bolivia
      96 12 W.R. Grace and Company said In New York It has mined with three U.S. companies In a U555,500,000 tin mining venture In Bolivia Grace will be the majority stockholders in a newly formed company to mine the tin. The others are Chase Manhattan Bank, Lockheed Aircraft
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      LOCAL MAN HEADS SCOOTER PLANT
      275 12 lt|R. THOMAS S. K. YAM. who started his career iTI as a 60-cents-a-day apprentice in a local engineering workshop, has been appointed plant pro durtion manager of The East Asiatic Co. Ltd.'s Vespa assembly plant at the Jurong Industrial Estate. This is the top position
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      Lock icon France tells U.S. of Nato pullout plans
      191 13 DARIS. Tues. France yesterday informed the L'nited States of her plans for withdrawing French forces from the military organisation of the Ml mt it- Alliance. The French Foreign Minister. .Mr. Maurice Come ilr Muruille. sa\e the I I I nder Secretary of State
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      Menado students demonstrate
      54 13 JAKARTA, Tuts. Siudcnu oi the Indonesian High School bluden'-s Association <Kap;> have staged a noisy demon.sir.it ion :ti Mi iiHcio, Northern Celebes, agams- the hiijh cost of living, i he Aniara news agency reported yesterday. The .students shouting "we are] hungry", "down with prices I marched along
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      Lock icon Just fancy that...
      38 13 CHANDIGARH, Tues. Schools in the Punjab will give girl students marks on five categories of "simplicity." The Education Minister, Mr. Prabodh Chandra, said simplicity means "no tight dress, no lipstick and Do face powder." A.P.
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      Lock icon 'U.S. will help solve India's great problems'
      367 13 'U.S. will help solve India's great problems' WASHINGTON, Thurs PRESIDENT Johnson welcomed the Indian Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, yesterday as a a good and gracious friend and gave assurances that the United States would back her efforts to solve India's great problems. In a White House welcoming ceremony. Mrs.
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      Bedstead ahoy!
      87 13 IVI ANY bizarre craft have crossed the English Channel from Dover to Calais. But the latest effort must take the sea biscuit. It was an ancient bedstead complete with brass knobs and a crew of seven students from Hatfield College of Tech- nology, Hertfordshire, including one girl Sue
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      Lock icon The Asian Bank may start work in June: UN man
      281 13 NEW DELHI, Tues T»HE n c w 1 y-formed Asian Development Bank is likely to start operations in June, U Nyun, executive secretary of the United Nations Commission for Asia and the Far East, told the Ecafe annual conference yesterday.
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      Lock icon JAPAN TO GIVE $7.5 m EMERGENCY AID TO INDONESIA
      193 13 JAPAN TO GIVE $7.5 m EMERGENCY AID TO INDONESIA TOKYO, Tues. The Japanese Government today decided to extend a U552,500,--000 ($7,500,000) worth of gratuitious emergency aid in rice and cotton yarn to Indonesia. The Foreign Minister. Mr. Etsusaburo Shllna, -said the aid goods would consist of 10.000 tons of rice
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      Thanom holds talks with Prince Phouma
      172 13 Thanom holds talks with Prince Phouma VIENTIANE. Tues. T The Thai Prime Minister, Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachorn, arrived here yesterday and hours later began talks with the Laotian Prime Minister. Prince Scuvanna Phouma. :>ources said Marshal Thanom tcld Prince Phouma that Thailand \va* ready to discuss ways to ireet a
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      Lock icon Tin treatment plant for Tasmania decision
      102 13 gjYDNEY, Tues. Provisional agreement has been reached to build a new tin treatment plant at Renison Bell. Tasmania, by Renison Ltd. tin miner, and Capper Pass and Son Ltd.. British based smelters and refiners. The plant will be deI signed t« treat low crude
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      105 13 "Welcome to Tancho Night at j» —a NEW WORLD CABARET tonight" J/ jrffi^fc^ X^ Stay well groomed Jid^HPiils* the TANCHO way flH^P^I Tancho Tique TV* m w%n%%£\ IGm^Zm dSG' U tf^ftjJJ BmMWMmM POMADE |Ul^|L I|^| \4j(J/oualily SOLE AGENT IN MALAYSIA SINGAPORE "^H j^^^^^^j I W "*tl HOLDEN TRADING CO., LTD.
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      819 14 I i onlinucd from Page 101 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS .*'< Word* SIS (Minimum, THE FAMILY OF the late Leon* ',n thank all relatives and friends for h.lr scrolls, wreaths, donations. nlKht ftSjtt and attendance at tbe funeral. THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Ng Soo Oak thank friends, relatives and ill those
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      985 14 ACCOMMODATION VACANT IS Word* *t (Min.)— Box in et-. errr. BALMORAL PARK DM. It, Thre. j Mdrooms flats to let I'murniMied rearly or long lease. Very reasonable rent. Telephone iS'pore) Mlo3b. In■pection welcome 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. MOOERN FLATS at 40 Hertford Roftd. Kent 1260 00 per month unfurMBkai
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      882 14 EDUCATION M Hare's (Min.)-Bo' it eU. txlrm ELECIRICAL ENGINiERINU PRACTICE. Builder's Wuantltiea Be dinners' classes Rega> Scboo. Tel •iur*r> ISO! 'i^tijl' (t'OOr* HOW IS YOUR Maiav procresstni;' Improve your knowledge of th»- i l-in^uage by reading Berlta Hariao I Dally tbe only romanlsed National Language newspaper. j EVENING CLASSES lat
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      883 14 BUSiNF.SS OPPOUIINiriES tt Word* M i Mm. Box it ett. tit,.. BUSINESSMAN treVtlUaf. Jul ■aisjaa, l-oriiiom Hon,ikunti VlMsaat Phnom Penh and Bangkok willing to represent mam contact!, Write UPU boa -Ji94 fpara. POR SALE Business known as DORIS CEDOES carried on at COODWOOO park HOTEL voder a liceoed aureement I
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      675 14 FOR SALE »..r* BJ IBJSJ kj el* txlrm 196 b CHEAPEST SHIPMENTS nuen Swiranoar Ladi's Mm v IlltlrMl'k. r.rafhtOW'Fl* SI B| >l M, B« iBMaSI SI V) It. nnhcr i-athay M >ad. S'^vr. CLARIFOIL" iin.- rilulosr atsjtais. astlc sktaUßt in roll form tttl o<io y.-irds and I wulili x .v«i
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      532 14 DANCING li l!,.rrf> x» \l,n H. > .Is fxlrm VACANCIES BALLET UANCINC Afnl turn Also T:i|.. BMS] .p-IU BaMSJS tlir. \rt Si 081 SI 118. 4 SJSJM 11.i.1" BAR RESTAtRANTS (S'porr) n Wor4> aj i/in. .vi rt* gaanj LAI WAN RESTAURANT MWHI C'antone>. ,ied cv fatvoua cooks at 877 C
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    114 16 MELBOURNE. Tues. IxnrSTRIAI.S railiec with rises exceeding falls. Most moves were small, however, and trading was still quiet. Base metals and oils were firmer. Today > cloalnc prlc«a tn Auatrallan dollars and centa with Monday > prlcea In tirackru: Mount laa 4.16 14.12) N. Brokrn Hit] 337 (3.41)
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    OPTION PREMIUMS
    217 16 March 29. Three montha. INDUSTRIALS bouatexfl 1U eta, at. Invcat. W eta. UcAliatar 'J eta. O.HoUlin«a 16 eta. Uunlopa 13 eta. N. Iruo 8 eta K Smeltcru Zi eta. O C B.C. 14 eta. tCaao 14 cto. Roftinaooa n eta Ked. Dtap. i eta. V. N 'M eta
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    DOLLAR RATES
    54 16 r pill. present rate of ttlie Malayan dollar against the pound sterling fixed on November 24, 1964 is selling T.T. or O.D. 2s. 3 15. 16 d. Baying T.T. 2s. 4 l/16d. Buying O.I). 2s. I.d. The dollar Is at its statutory middle position in relation to it*
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    95 16 TNI Attaeiallen of Banha tn Malay•la made tbeac cnangei tn Its r&tca to in. rchanla yeaterday (all ratea to JIOO): United Itatil: buying TT 33t. airmall oi) 321. 60 d'at. 33 5/16 credit bllln. :<3« trade bill* Canada: r.uylnit TT 35i. airmail OD 351. lid d'st. 35 13
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 Mar. 29. RUBBER PRICE: 69 's cents (down one-eightb of a cent). TIN: $699.12*.. (up 54.75). I nnilui.il estimated offering 245 tons (up 15 tons).
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    76 16 MINESE Produce Eiciiango .s■*»«• V noro noon pricei per picul ye»terday: Coconut til: tmlk SSII MttaM, drum ■m ■pOmb Copra: Mar. /Apr. UK /Continent: Udqjoted. Peppor: Muntak wl»lt« »190 »elt«r«. Sarawak white *IS7* Mllers. ►wciaJ Sarawak black (ICi wllen. Karblwl l.ami«oit hlack $142|(N) «ell*ra jail NI.W), ASTA 81M»«N)
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    QUIET DAY'S TRADING ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    792 16 From Our Market Correspondent CONDITIONS were again quiet on the Stock Exchange yesterday with no real feature. The turnover was boosted by transactions amounting to 304,420 shares in CCM from Sl-21 to $1.34 to $1.23. This, however. largely consisted of "married" business, not being
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    STOCK INDICES
    24 16 Malayan Stork Indim Mar. 28 laaW.M 'Industrials 86.52 86.57 IBBW 109.10 109.07 ruliben: 10!). 19 109.23 •Dec. 30. 1963=100 life. 29, 10U
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    Straits tin price up by over four dollars
    494 16 TIN rose by 84.73 to Mtt.lSJ per picul on an ofTering estimated up 15 tons to 245 tons. The rise was greater in proportion to the equivalent three months forward buyers' price advance in London on Monday afternoon due to better local
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    127 16 SHIP* lying ilongj.di th« &in K apr>r« wharvi* or (apicted tortjy ar*i Bnvonsh'.r. 1 2, F.•llr^ky B/4. Piilnu T. k,.n>: M.W. B, ■oßMafe !f.W i. ,■■■> N W. 1. Ksst.-rn Mi.v.- 10/11. U'.m.i.l p t. Klnabala 2S ourta* m irn m 'si. 1 1 Viminalr V, Mvllla
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    38 16 ON the rr*« eicnanic* marktt In Ron« Kniv pvataraaf Mm i. dollar wu iiuot<<l U B W Bs* T.T. and 5.74 i (or c .<■>!> StirhrtK waa qnMM) at 16.01 and •oe tael »f R«*<J ft* 2€S4.
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      916 16 AIR SEA TO JAPAN AND HONGKONG Go by air and return by s.s. "ORIANA" •42,000 ton* fully airconditioned stabilised) Dep. Yokohama 6 Apr 1966 Kobe 7 Apr 1966 Calls Hongkong 10-12 Apr 1966 Arr. Singapore 15 Apr 1966 FIRST AND TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE Apply to your Travel Agent, to
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      442 16 WILHELMSEN LINES FROM: scinimx.ia t»t Cwtiaeatal Parti (»r Biafkak. Ha«». M*t. Penang P S tiam i-njatore TOURCOINS (Calls Manna. SH»ng«»O 13/ M Aar IS 1* p S,.^,^i)-::::::::::: rvi«, mmm "tMB BARBER LINE FROM U.S.A. EASI AND WEST COAST PORTS. TRAVIATA 2 Aar TURANOOT FERN LINE FROM U.S.*. CULF AND WEST
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      134 16 p^S^ Orient mid-east lines Great Lakes Service FAST DIRECT SAIUNCS FROM SINMPOIIE AND MAUTt TO CANADIAN AND U.S. UEAT UKES PORTS Smnport P Sham Penan* ETA TorMt* ORIENT MAIINEI ETB M Mar Jl Aar 1 May 1 A. VESSEL M*T 1/12 Miy 13/14 MiylVH laat It ORIENT EXPORTER taM 1/12
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    BUSINESS ON EXCHANGE
    960 17 gUSINKSS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stork K\rhange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: BiiilnO (2.000) T1.47; C.C.M. (3.000) fIM. (125,000) I I.M, (124.000) 51. 23. <14,000) $1.24, 51.22 SI.. $1.23 SI.. $1.21 ."U 51.20
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    RUBBER PRICES
    231 17 Aj'KII. first grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur. yesterday at 69 i rents per lb. down one-eighth of a rent on Monday's dosing level for the position. The tone was dull. K.A.S. and K.M.R.K. n: prices in rents per Ih. yesterday
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      298 17 OVERSEA CHINESE BANKING CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated in Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN c Twenty Ninth Annual General Meeting of the Stockholders of Oversea-Chinese Banking Corporation Limited will be held at its Registered Office, China Building. Chulia Street, Singapore on Saturday, 14th May 1966 at 12 o'clock noon. NOTICE IS ALSO
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      280 17 H.M. DOCKYARD, SINGAPORE SALE BY TENDEP. NO. 378/SC. Tenders are Invited for the purchase of Surplus and obsolete I Naval. Victualling and Armament I Stores:— la) NAVAL STORES:— 2 No. Frequency Changers 1 1 complete with trailer 1 without trailer) Comprising:— fl) 350 HP.. 440 Volt, 50 Cycle, 3 Phase
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      1528 17 NOTICES PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbroker*) PERTADBIRAN KERETAPI Unredeemed Pledged Goods TANAH MELAYU Jeweller; from the following Pawnbrokers' Shops. VACANCIES FOR TRADE APPRENTICES. |N J«)n 3S SIS(KVm a Foh l r' Applications are invited from, Van Kee (Chop Her* Fatt, as '^ade Ap^ren- No. 287 South Bridge Road Scow tices
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      936 17 NOTICE KELAB LUMBA KUDA PERAK PERAK TURF CLUB APRIL RACE MEETING. 1966 FIRST DAY SI'NDAY ITTH APRIL, 1966 SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY. 20TH APRIL. 1966 THIRD DAY SI NDAY 24TH APRIL. 1966 ADMISSION TO THE RACE COURSE BY BADGES ONLY Usual Si-Unlimited Sweeps are available at the Town Office and also
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      349 17 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT I 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD SINGAPORE FINANCE DEPARTMENT: Requires PAYMASTER in salary scale ($695xA45-1280)— the commencing basic salary offered will be dependent upon applicant's qualifications and experience plus variable allowance as payable i from time to time. Appointment will be on a 3-year Agreement i ln
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      167 17 NOTICE OF REMOVAL MALAYSIAN AUSTRALIAN FINANCE CO LTD WILL REMOVE TO 2nd FLOOR, HONGKONG BANK CHAMBERS, COLLYER QUAY, SINGAPORE 1. ON 2nd APRIL /956 TELEPHONE NUMBERS REMAIN UNCHANGED AT *****/2/3. Qssq) ESSO STANDARD MALAYA LIMITED have a vacancy for a LADY StCRKTAKV Applicants should have the fol. owing qualifications: Cambridge
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      Lock icon THRILLS AND TUMBLES mAnglos Grand National
      120 18 THRILLS AND TUMBLES m Anglos Grand National THERE were the usual tumbling thrills in the Grand National -the world's greatest steeplechase won by 50-1 outsider Anglo (Tim Norman up) at Aintree, Liverpool, last Saturday. These UPI pictures show some of the highlights of the race. AT BECHERS Brook second time
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      Anne's Treasure is as good as she looks
      275 18  -  EPSOM JEEP By Kuala Lumpur. Tuesday. yNNES TREASURE, a filly in Mickey Donnelly's stable, has ability to match her good looks. This morning. Anne's Treasure (Ricky Kingston up) raced stride for stride with speedy Comanche (Glan Pretty) over 3f in 38 o/5
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      WEIGHTS
      648 18 FOR XL RACES IVEIGHTS -'or TT all eight races at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday: Class 3 Div. I—S IF ki. .urn. Ml llarapan B.li in t in 8.11 < unvair > '< Uj ps> 8.08 i.lolir Stream MS \rc Kn W H.«« Speed Boat S i"> Storyteller 8.04 'I'-li
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      1965—g00d year for Perak Turf Club: Yeoh
      201 18 1965— g00d year for Perak Turf Club: Yeoh IPOH. Tues Racing in Malaysia has successfully maintained its high standard, which is comparable with most racing centres in the world. Ferak Turf Club chairman Yeoh Cheang Lee said this at the club's meeting tonight when he reporu-d that tlie PTC had
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      351 18 •ÜBLIC APPOINTMENTS NEGERI BRUNEI J"iUn K«mdi Di-Pr jabot Siaran Radio dan Prncranfaa. PERMOKONAN2 ada-lah dlVmpiit untok memenohl jawatan k.Ksonu yang berikut dl-PeJab»t Siaran Radio dan Penenuim»ii, Brunei: TI KANT. PAXJAT <Ri«rn kklatakaxi dan I'i:\<;ai.aman: MMtl-lah boleh nismanjat tia;-.c2 untok mfiijalanl kerja2 pemeieksaan dan kerja2 pern- Ewikan. dan bolfh me/iplkat kcplrngkapan
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      SASA WILL PRESS CLAIMS OF THE BEST SWIMMERS
      261 19  - SASA WILL PRESS CLAIMS OF THE BEST SWIMMERS JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore Amateur Swimming Association will strongly recommend the inclusion In Singapore's team to the Commonwealth Games at Kingston in August of deserving swimmers even if they fail to reach the "very high" qualifying marks. SASA's standards committee,
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      64 19 SOCCER Kluant League: 656 Squadron 7 Fed. Engineers 0. friendly (K. Kubu): K. Kubu Behru 9 Belata River Estate 0. Ipoh League Div. 3: PCRC •A' 7 RIB 1: Kilat B- wo. State DID. HOCKEY 1 .iipine League: Malaysian Service Corps 6 DTC 1. Friendly (A. Star): Sultanah Asma
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      A 9-point plan for OCM
      916 19  -  FRANCIS EMMANUEL 'MERDEKA STADIUM UNSUITABLE FOR INTERNATIONAL GAMES' By Kuala Lumhur, Tu«s. fHE TECHNICAL Organising Athletics Subcommittee of the Third Seap Games here last December have put forward a nine-point plan for "Immediate action" by the Olympic Council of Malaysia. The plan, which is contained
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      19 Signals enter KO final
      80 19 19 Signals enter KO final CINGAPORE. Tues. The 19 Signals today entered the final of the Singapore Hockey Association knockout competition by beating Jansenites 1-0 at Farrer Park. Janier.ites were without state full-back Dick Gomez and their weakened defence was easily pierced by the Signals. Had the Signals been more
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      295 19 Tues. Malaysian badminton stars Tan Aik Huang. Yew Cheng Hoe, Tan Yee Khan and Ng- Boon Bee appeared in exhibition matches here last night before they left for Quebec City to play In the Canadian championships on Friday and Saturday. Svend Andersen, the
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        ST JOHN CENSURED AND FINED £100
        213 19 COCCKR— London, Tues.— %D The English F. A. Disciplinary Commission yestnrdav censured and fined < lar. St. John, the Liverpool .uid Scotland centre-for-ward. After an hour-long hearing. :hc commission decided that St. John be severely censured, warned as to his future conduct and lined
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      Brennan Boys on view today
      208 19 Brennan Boys on view today SINGAPORE, Tues. *3 Singapore's Malaya Cup squad will come out of their month's centralised training to show their paces in a match against Singapore Joint Services at Jalan Besar Stadium tomorrow at 7 p.m. Twenty-three players avf been in training under British coach Frank Brennan
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      121 19 DIARY SOC'CKR Friendly: Singapore v Jt. Services <Jn. Be*ar 7 p.m.). S'porr Business House* Div. 2: Slme Darby v Jardine Waugh (Farrer Pnrkc STC T ShtM] (Fairer Park*. Div 3: Bat* v Champion Motors (Farrer Parki: Metal Box v Harper Gil:...r. (Farrer ParlO RedifluMi n v Fraser and Neave i
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    DEATHS
    51 20 CAOLE RECEIVED ?S-3-66 fro-n tin. V.V. rharko fully. In- RECEIVED NEWS OF (teeth of Mr. lati Hi B.K. VEOH SOON CHEANG I.nr,- "ti ri.rn. on Boon. Ki,_ Chuai Lenu. 1 r.r.± Kin CIM-lUC. KriL LOOI. Knc Poh inn: Thre. khuiir.r dausbtrn-ln-law ;.nd (rand-children to mourn thwi IOM. K'lT I'oh
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    63 20 SAIGON. Tues. Two people were killed and 36 wounded when a Vietcong terrorist threw a' grenade into a village film show audience last night, a South Vietnamese military spokesman said here today. Pour of the wounded were children, he said. The incident occurred in a small
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    Rajaratnam on radio tonight
    48 20 SINGAPORE. TUN KadlO Binojapun'f Enelish •ervtce wfll 10 p.m. tomorrow excerpt* lioni a speech given by tin- foreign Minister, Mr s RhUir.itnam .it a luncheon mretinii ol tlie Sineuoore Junior Ch.niiber o! Com ii The subject of the talk was "The Communist problem today."
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    The Tun's formula gets the final touches
    387 20 The Tun's formula gets the final touches KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. ■pKK Federal Establishment Office is putting the final touches to the two-point formula announced by the Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Kazak. as part of the drive to streamline the public services. The final draft will be submitted to Tun
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    Selangor Coconuts advise stockholders: Don't accept offer
    381 20  - Selangor Coconuts advise stockholders: Don't accept offer GEOFFREY BOLAND i oy SINGAPORE, Tuesday. rE DIRECTORS of Selangor Coconuts Ltd., subject of a partial takeover bid by a local syndicate, have recommended stockholders not to accept the offer on the grounds that it does not reflect the full value of their
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    NINGKAN SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON 'BOSSY EXPATS'
    219 20 NINGKAN SETS THE RECORD STRAIGHT ON 'BOSSY EXPATS' KUALA lAMPIK. Tues. No official complaint "I expatriates placing obstacles to development in Sarawak has been made to the Sarawak State Government, the Chief Minister. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan. said here todayHe was commenting on a report in Merdeka, UMNO's official organ,
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    58 20 RIO DE JANEIRO. Tues. An t.stimaied 40 people were killed in a \iolent tropical storm which lashed the Slates of Gunabara and Rio De Janeiro during the week-end, police reported today. An emergency crew of 5.000 people were turned out to clean up Rio De Janeiro,
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    Medical team
    34 20 NEW YORK. Tues.— A fourman refugee medical team will leave for Saison on April 2 to help provide medic. il services to war refugees in South Vietnam, it was announced today.— UPl.
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    Population trends
    29 20 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. India's population will more than double to 1,000 million In the next 25 years If present trends continue, a United Nations report said today.
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    81 20 Thailand gets American jet fighters BANGKOK, Tues— The United States has delivered to Thailand an undisclosed number of F-5 tet fiehter planes, according to the Thiii Air Force chief. Air Chief Marshal Boonchoo Chandarubeks.i. The plant were the tirst to be delivered under a military assistance pragraataM. he told reporters
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    Shuttle champs on TV today
    63 20 SINOAPORE. Tues. Television Singapura will telecast a special film report on the doubles and singles ruials of the recent 1966 All England badminton championships at 7.15 p.m. over Channel 5 tomorrow. The balf-hour report will show the Malaysian victories of Tan Yee Khan and Ng
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    LONDON STOCK
    335 20 LONDON. Tues— The London i stock market was quiet and margi- nally lower. Offerings were light and there was an absence of buying interest. The continued Government lead in the opinion polls was the most influential factor, j Oils failed to respond to the Shell Esso North Sea
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    RUBBER
    51 20 LONDON. Tues— Spot 20\d. May 20, d. June 20 15 16d. July 20 15 16d.. July Sept. 21d Oct Dec. 21d.. Jan. March 21d.. April June 21d.. July Sept. 21d.. Oct. Dec. 21d., Jan. March 21d., c.l.f. April 20 9 16d May 20 d.. June 2n yd Tone: Slightly
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    33 20 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £1370 17 ..i. sellers £1375 <-|-£s>. Forward buyers £1336 '-^£6>. sellers £1337'j £s>. Settlement £1395 < t-£3s> Turnover a.m. 150 tons. pm. 280 tons. Tone: Spot, easier. 3 months steady.
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    CHILDREN OF ALIENS MUST GET PERMITS TO JOIN SCHOOL
    315 20 CHILDREN OF ALIENS MUST GET PERMITS TO JOIN SCHOOL Education offices send out circulars to headmasters KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. CHILDREN of aliens, including Singapore citizens, will have to seek the approval of the State Chief Education Officers before being admitted into Malaysian primary schools next year. They have to fill
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    222 20 Jakarta to Peking: We're not scared of threats JAKARTA. Tues. China came under attack In the Indonesian press again today as army authorities took steps to prevent trouble when a new Cabinet is installed tomorrow. Chinese oriented < I munist Influence In tte Cabinet was wiped ojt when it was
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    Malaysia's progress impresses NZ Deputy Premier
    230 20 Malaysia's progress impresses NZ Deputy Premier IT UAL A LUMPUR, 1V rues. The De puty Prime Minister or New Zealand, Mr. J.R. Marshall. said here today that he was greatly Impressed with the "tremendous development" going on in this country In an Ini Television v Mr. Marshal] said thi cusslons
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