The Straits Times, 13 May 1966

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times The National Nnws|iii|inr Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, MAY IS, 1966 if 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    Envoy's assurance
    487 1 No question of Britain seeking peace on behalf of Malaysia: Walker KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday THERE is no question of Britain seeking to negotiate a settlement of the Indonesia-Malaysia dispute on behalf of Malaysia, the British High Commissioner, Sir Michael Walker, said here today. Bui the British were very
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    Students' threat: MPRS must meet by June 1
    267 1 fAKARTA, Thurs.— A leader of the powerful University Students Action Front said today thai Indonesia's hijju'st legislative body must convene by June 1 or the students w on I d tone the issue. The rotating chairman of KAMI, the University Students Action
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    Friendly talks on that aid offer
    115 1 LONDON. Thurs. Authoritative sources here said today that dis- < ussions were under way in Jakarta between the British Charge D'Affaires and Indonesian officials on Britain's recent V; 1 million emergency aid offer. The sources said, however, that there were no political talks at
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    Scare for 25 as Dakota engine fails
    473 1  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD PLANE CARRYING SARAWAK LEADERS IN TAKE-OFF DRAMA From gUCHING, Huns. A Mafaysian Airways Dakota carrying I lie Minister for Sarawak Ail airs. Tan Sri Temengflong Jugah, Sarawak's Chief Minister, Duto Stephen Kalong Ningkan, three oilier members of the State Cabinet and
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    Lock icon VIETNAM WAR Missile site bombed
    276 1 VIETNAM WAR Missile site bombed SAKiON. Thursday. AMERICAN fighter bombers yesterday made their closest raid ever to the major north Vietnamese port of Haiphong as two (lights of Navy planes hit a surface-to-air missile site, a IS. military spokesman s;iid here today. The pilots reported scor- i ing direct hits
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    Lock icon Arab League lifts boycott on 62 firms
    69 1 DAMASCUS Syria Thurs. The Arab League boycott of Israel organisation announced today it had lifted a ban against 62 Western firms that would now be allowed to do business with Arab countries. The biggest concern involved is the August Thyssen-Hulte Company of West
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    Finger prints move row
    49 1 Finger prints move row LONDON. Thurs News that the Government is considering plans to fingerprint the entire population in an anti-crime drive brought prote.st.s today. Questions about the scheme are to be asked in the House of Commons Mast British newspapers also reacted sharply against the news. A. P.
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    The King to open Parliament
    64 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Yang di Pertuan Agong will open the new session of Parliament here on June 14. After the official opening, the King will review the na- tions political and economic position in his Address from the Throne to both Houses of Parliament
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    McNAMARA: ARMS AID TO INDONS WELL INVESTED
    108 1 McNAMARA: ARMS AID TO INDONS WELL INVESTED WASHINGTON. Tlmrs. Mr. Robert \l< Namara. Hie Seeretar) <>f Defence, said today that in retrospn-t past U.S. military aid to Indonesia had hern well invested He told the Senate Inrciun Relations o m mitt c c during televised hearings on the administration's new
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    Lock icon Lee arrives in Prague
    34 1 PRAGUE. Tbtm Mi LM Kuan Yrw Btagapott i'nmp Minister. arrived here today for an official visil He will spend m\ days in Czechoslovakia at Ihe invitation of the Government. Reutcr.
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    School bus falls in ditch: 8 hurt
    206 1 School bus falls in ditch: 8 hurt \IALACCA. Thurs. A A Eight schoolchildren were injured when a bus in which they we i c travelling tv school this morning went ill the road and landed on its side In a ditch at the sth mile, Mala c C a Batang
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    33 1 Xl Wlt\ '<>!> Ml SI M SPII lI D I s\K tIMI tarj .irliun h;i> onh swer t<> RhodeaiM problem and blood must he spilled. President Ruanda of < Ma sjul today AP.
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      U.S. bombs blast Vietcong gun-runner vessel
      172 2 U.S. bombs blast Vietcong gun-runner vessel k3 warships and jet planes tixi.i. blew up an unidentified gun-running freighter h.lnvrtl carrying <>iv- <>1 lli»* largest ''!■> ul weapons for the 1(1(1.11- mi the K'tii.ini war. llit- atlat-k mi the rmel tosk pi.we m the MHMMI l>rlt;t rrcion 171 mile-. I loin
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      Safe crash-landing
      19 2 uka i I liv I Atrium IH S e.u: > 22 n.i niKli ore no iniunp. k--1 PI
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      Lock icon Johnson: U.S.
      264 2 —PRESIDENT REPLIES TO CRITICS OF AMERICA 'S VIETNAM POLICY pKKSIDENT Johnson, replying to critics of his Vietnam policy, said yesterday thai the exercise of power in this century "has meant lor the United States not arrogance but agony." "We have lined our :><ivkt'r not willinjsly and reck ly.
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      Lock icon No Red let-up, says McNamara
      196 2 WASHINGTON. Thu: The Secretary or Defence. Mr. Robert McNamara, said today indications I were that the Communists In Vietnam had taken a firm decision to continue their military attacks BgailUl the South. restlfvlni at a nationally televised hearing of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, he
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      Lock icon OFFER OF VIETNAM TRIP TO CALWELL
      279 2 OFFER OF VIETNAM TRIP TO CALWELL Ztety o/* Opposition leader to inform himself: Holt CANBERRA, Thursday. AUSTRALIAN Prime Minister Harold Holt yesterday offered to send the Opposition Labour leader, Mr. Arthur Calwell, on a gov-ernment-sponsored trip to Vietnam. He said it was the Oppo- sltion leaders duty to inform himself
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      Hasluck denies Jakarta report
      55 2 CANBERRA. Thur». The Au»trallan Minister for External Affairs. Mr. Paul HaMurk, said last night he "knew of no proposal that he should visit Indonesia. Mr. Hasluck was commenting on a Jakarta report which quoted an official Antara news agency dispatch from Canberra that he WM likely
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      Jungle safari
      31 2 JAKARTA Thurs. Three hundred Dutch tourists are due in Indonesia soon to hunt in the jung'es of Baluran in the region of Banjuwangi Vast Java. Radio Jakarta reported today.
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      Lock icon Jets are back in service after tests
      98 2 LONDON. Thurs.— AH British Overseas Airway* Corporation's Boring 707 ir: mrllner.s Vhirh had been withdrawn fnr r\,imirMlion are back m service, \hr Aviation Minister. Mr. Ftvtl Mulley. told parliament yrMrrday. Thr British Air RrgiMraiion Board wrp .satisfied thai thry were completely airworthy, l'
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      Border clash
      33 2 TEL AVIV. Thurs— Two 1M...1. unldlert were killed and three wounded In a *lx-hour eiMtl between Jordaninn and |n*U loices in the Hebron border urea on Tuesday night, \he army reported.
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      Moors trial: 'Cheque book' journalism probe
      243 2 Moors trial: 'Cheque book' journalism probe T ONDON. Thurs. The AttorneyGeneral, Sir Elwyn Jones, today promised a Government Investigation into the dangers of ■•cheque book journalism" the British newspaper practice of buyinc up thi» personal stories of wople involved in .sensational crimes. Elwyns announcem< nt in Parliament followed tho dim
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      Baby-deaths hospital shuts maternity unit
      124 2 BIRMINGHAM. Thurs. A hospital here closed its maternity unit yesterday after the death of three babies in less than three works. The babie* were discharged from the Queen Elizabeth Hospital in apparent good health and then died from meningitis caused by an organism identified as
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      Lock icon Security Council urged to call on Britain to blockade Smith
      322 2 MALI. Nigeria and Uganda yesterday submitted a resolution demanding that the United Nations Security Council call on Britain to blockade Rhodesia with air. naval or ground forces. Meanwhile It was announced that thr council I would meet on Tuesday u>
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      A grandmother —at 33
      26 2 Paris Thui Marietta H today at I (3. Her 17-ye»r- i gave birth Boutnn tvr^me mother at th* Hi ul It. fcPL
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      Lock icon Bigger blast but U.S. still doubts if it was an H-bomb
      391 3 WAShINGTON, Thurs fJHINAS latest nuclear blast was more than six times bigger than first thought, but it is still not clear whether it was an H-bomb, the State Department said today. New information put the power of Monday's explosion
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      Lock icon Britain rejects plan for double-decker jet
      133 3 I ONDON, Thurs. Plans to develop a British "jumbo" jet airliner to carry 2U5 passengers on two decks across the Atlantic died yesterday in Parliament. The Aviation Minister, Mr. Fred Mulley. told the House of Commons the Government was unable to back the project
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      Lock icon Kim Novak files divorce suit
      56 3 HOLLYWOOD, Thurs.— Actress Kirn Novak is seeking a divorce from her husband of one year, BrltWl actor Richard Johnson, tot Lo» Angeles Times reported. They married on March 15. last .ear. at Beaver Dam, near Aspen. Colorado The marriage was her lint, his second. Miss
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      Lock icon 'Buy British' £800,000 Laos aid
      102 3 LONDON. Thurs Britain Is Riving £800.000 to the Govern- ment of Laos, to buy British goods, the Government announced Mr Anthony Greenwoci. Mini«er of Overseas Development, •aid that under an exchange of notes signed at Vientiane on May 17. 1963. Britain undertook to make a
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      58 3 VE got to keep •the mental batteries charged. And there's nothing like activity for doing tliat. People are telling me I look much better than when started a this picture. Charlie Chaplin, 77. celebrating the completion of his first film in a decade. The fiim, "A Countess trom Hong
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      Lock icon Britain's first 'super arms salesman' is named
      124 3 I ONDON, Thurs. Mr. Raymond Brown, a leadIng businessman, will start work on Monday as Britain's first "super arms salesman," It was announced today. His task: to cut through red tape on both sides of the Atlantic and get American orders for Bnti.-h
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      Lock icon A miss is as good as jail
      60 3 LONDON, Thurs.— When Albert Ruff heard he had won the football pooU he thought he could repay the *.'3"6 he stole from his employer. So a court adjourned his case to see U he could pay the money. I Yesterday, he was Jailed
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      Lock icon Congress told of near-naked wife at 3a.m. party
      215 3 Congress told of near-naked wife at 3a.m. party WASHINGTON. Thurs. fT —A U.S. Congressman who once attacked Britain's Queen Elizabeth has now turned his guns on the admiuist ration's swinging. party-lov-ing "mink coat set." They should cut out their 3 a.m. White House parties and dances in government buildings. Mr
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      Lock icon 4,000 Reds held
      24 3 JAKARTA. Thuns About 4.000 Communists are now under detention in Jakarta, according to the garrison commander. MaJ. Gen. Amir Machmud. Agencies.
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      Lock icon OXFORD MUST FIND A NEW IMAGE
      149 3 LONDON. Thursday. /\XFORD University, England's most ancient v and exclusive seat of learning, was told today to find a new democratic image. Talented working class boys and girls mu.-.t get a better chance of studying und<>r the old "dreaming spire--." a Government-ap-pointed commission recommended
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      Lock icon Mounties to lose their horses...
      91 3 OTTAWA. Thurs. Canada s famed mounted police are to bow M modern needs lor mechanisation and scientific training— they lose their horses in six months tune The Royal Canadian Mounted Police have decided that recruits will not get the usual training In horsemanship, but 500
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      Talks on future of Bahrein
      67 3 LONDON. Ihurj, Britain and Bahrein opened iallc& yesterday (in the future of the Brituh military base on this Persian Uulf island. Sheikh Khalifa bin Sulman AlKhalifa president of Bahrein's Finance Department and brother of the Ruler, has come to London to bslc Britain for bigger
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      Two men beat off thugs with umbrellas
      100 3 LONDON. lliurv-ltto businessmen used umbrellas yesierday to heat off i pair of axewieldinß bandits .itl.ickIng a jewellery shop in Old Bond Street. The bandits tossed a Molotov cocktail outside a bank 100 yards up the street to create a diversion, and began battering
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      23 3 No. 1 18 goes up MOSCOW. Thurs Russia today launched the 118 th in its series of Cosmos unmanned re- search satellites. Reuter
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    Naval base unions all set for merger
    323 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. J^ MOVE is now underway to bring together for tlu i Oral time about 12,000 civilian clerical and industrial workers at the British Naval Base i il<> a single trade union. At present, the two categories of workers are represented by
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    Gift of a golden shawl...
    133 4 Gift of a golden shawl... CINGAPORK, Thurs. The Hindu community in Singapore are to honour Mr. V. Pakirisamy Pillay (above), a former member of the Legislative Council and Municipal Council for his services in helping in the construction of the Sri Sivan Temple in Orchard Road, and the Sri Srinivasa
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    622 MIDWIVES AND NURSES GRADUATE
    216 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. -THE Acting Minister for Health, Mr. Jek Yeun 1 Thong, said today he hoped the graduation of 622 new nurses, assistant nurses and midwives would inspire school leavers to take up nursing or midwifery as their career He was speaKlng at a presentation
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    Bird-singing contest
    52 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs About 100 birds are expected to take part In a "merbah jumbol" singing contest at the Radin Mas Ei.gllsh School field In Kampjng Bahru Road from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday The competition Is open to residents of postal districts 2. 3. 4. S
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    Party to mark bank's new home
    91 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Sln;apore branch of the Mitsui Bank -td has moved Into Us new office n Robin »on Road The new office Ik almost three inies the floor area of the preioufc office In Cecil Street. To commemorate the removal he bank will
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    Robbers served customer, court told
    300 4 Robbers served customer, court told SINGAPORE. Thurs. A court today heard how four alleged robbers, alter tying up a businessman and his employees inside his shop, served a customChua How Kwang. proprietor of the Kwang Seng Heng provision .shop in River Valley Road, said: "When my employees and I were
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    All set for the big dog show
    59 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs- The Singapore championship dog show for this year will be held at the Gay World on July 1". Mrs. E Macgregor. show secretary, said the organisers, the Malaysian Kennel Association, expect at least 150 entries more than last year. A well-known
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    Lock icon A 'bunga telor' for the Tun
    55 5 fHE Deputy Prime Minister. Tun Abdul Razak, receiving a "bunga telor*' red tinted egg decorated with flowers from a dancer who took part in the cultural dances staged at the Stadium Negara. Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday night to celebrate Umno's 20th anniversary. Straits Times
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    Poland to send trade mission
    300 5  - Poland to send trade mission WEE KIM WEE Warsaw. Thursday From A PULibM trade mission will visit bingapore soon as a result of three rounds of talks yesterday following the arrival here on Tuesday of Singapore's goodwill mission headed by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. The mission received
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    Umno leader dies in car
    108 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Haji Keria bin Haji Wan Nik. a former Perlis Statr Assemblyman. collapsed and died in hi? rar last night after attending the Umno's 20th anniversary rallyHt the Iferdeka stadium here. \la Ker.a 4o the Tin Beratap o: nr.o A»i'mbl\man I: iy.>y. rip
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    Weekly ship service to Borneo soon
    68 5 v:inoapou i b £> Sv auuhip'a iv rijv tflreci mtvicc Ixtwet-u ..!:am and p<ir:.v E:u-'erii M < b*' rt- placed by a tram M.iv he company •annoutic- d today. nrtM vmII be. main.ip.« Perlis. I.ipah. Di> 11l '.it- n..ide At Kuching. all other accept
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    Japanese gifts to Sabah
    31 5 JESSELTON. laurt. The Japanese Government has presented several agricultural tnachinerv as gifts to the people of Satan. They include a 'ractor. various accessories ploughs and span parts.
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    'Boria' troupe
    36 5 PENANO. TJiurs.-* The Sunge! Pinans "borta' troupe will perform tn the village this Saturday nigh: a* part of the village c. lebr.tvons of Cmno's 30th anniversary A fcendurt will be held the same night.
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    Lotteries: Borneo sales in June
    101 5 KI'ALA LI'MPLR. Tburs.— The Minister of Wei farr Services. It.i.ii Abdul llamid Kban. today flew to s.ihih to im.iliNi- arr.iiiurnients for the sale of iMI Welfare lottery tirketv in S.ibab and Sarawak. Sales of Social Welfare tick ets for the tirsi draw opt-n to the
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    Pakistan trade team due
    55 5 I SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 10--ir. V r. trade mission will imvc In Singapore on May 25 for a tour-day v:&u to discuss rr.-.nc trade and net ween ihe two irieThP tnivsion comprising Ifidustrialuta and bu» »;1: n< n\ Mr S. M Atr.v.ir. dent of the Federal
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    Suspected thug detained
    37 5 PENANG. Tmi:> Detfctives from tbc .i*«-*ecrpt socif'fs brai <ii today detuined a «uspti^ ci i.'iu.e.'-fr-r under int Prcu; Crime* Ordinimie I i-.i niLiiJ i* reported 'o >*-. vc.uvcA n. connection with a nurnr rot>oerv reiertly
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    Heart surgery: 'We're 30 years behind'
    208 5 PENANO. Thurs. Teams of Malay-, sian doctor. c should be sent overseas to be trained In heart surgery, Dr. M. Kumaradeva. a medical officer of the General Hospital here urged last night "Only In this way can we hope to catch up with our
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    FLOUR: CALL FOR PROBE
    205 5 PENANG. ITiursday. THE Penang and Province Wellesley Chinese Sauce Trade Association today urged the Fodoi a 1 Government to investigate ■thoroughly" the quality of locally-produced flour. "The Government should find out why Malaya-pro-duced flour is inferior 'o and yet dearer than Singapore flour", it .-.aid in
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    Perak Malay Mining Company faces new problem
    235 5 Perak Malay Mining Company faces new problem IPOH. Thurs. The 1 Perak Malay Mining Co., inactive since it was formed 15 years ago for lack of workable land— has been given a 500-acre tinrich site in the Kampons Gajah area. But the company (authorised capital $200,000: subscribed $60.000> faces a
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    Bishop off for treatment
    62 5 PENANO. Thurs.— The BlMlf l of Penans. Mmp* Francis Char.. left for Hong Kong by air today tor tur'her medical treatment The Archbishop ol Malaccai Siuoipore. Msgr. M. Olcomtnciy. wa* at hr airport to .'cc liim off. I M>gr Chan wat> In Hong Kor.3 las: lanM
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    Terrific' future for Sabah predicted
    200 6 Terrific' future for Sabah predicted From Jeffrey Francis JESSELTON, Thurs. The chairman of the Malaysian Tariff Advisory Board. Mr. L. A. D. Williamson, said today there was a ••terrific and genuine" future for Sabah which v developing. Durin<» his two years. ;n he added, he particularly struck by the yrrat
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    SEENI: EQUAL RIGHTS FIGHT GOES ON
    145 6 SEENI: EQUAL RIGHTS FIGHT GOES ON IPOH, Thurs. The 1 Peoples Progressive Party will continue to demand equal rights for the nonMalays of this country. The PPP president, Mr. D. R. Seenivasagam. &aid this today in reply to remarks by the Primr Minister. Tengku Abdui Rahman who, as Un.no Ident
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    Cyclist dies in hospital
    41 6 IPOH. Fliur;..— A r Tbamby. 64. v ho was involved i:: .in «;th motorcyi 1. 13 -j. d;ed to the CK:.cr^, Ha-pital here. The accident occurred at UtJunction of BUiotii v Maxwell Rl*cl.-> here on April 28.
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    $50,000 school
    25 6 SUNGEI PATANI. Thurs.-T.ir Tengku Bend.ih.ira. Trngku Abu;. l M.ilek. yesterday opened (ha (50.000 Sekolah Ugama in Gurun built under the rural development P:.ifl
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    Lee at Dag's grave
    70 6 OINGAPORL'S Prime Minister. Mr. I.cc Kuan Yew. paying his respects at thr grave of tlie former Secretary- (>< in-r.ll of the t'nitrd Nations. Mr. Dae Hani inarskioeld. at I pps.ilu. Sweden. Mr. 1 1 who was in Sweden recently to attend the International socialist conference, is
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    Blind Peter gets his degree
    265 6 Blind Peter gets his degree REMARKABLE EFFORT, SAYS MASTER ADELAIDE. Thun. A blind Malaysian student who used braille and tape-recordings to study, gained his Bachelor of Arts degree at the University of Adelaide yesterday. The student. Peter Chin. 23. of Penang. came to Adelaide six years ago. He attended Adelaides
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    Novitiate ends for 5 nuns
    54 6 PENANO. Thurs.— Five novices wno have completed their novitiate will make their profession M Little Sisters ol the Poor at a rthgious ceremony in the Batu L&nchang chapel of the Home for the Aged on May 24. Two of the novices are Koreans while the
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    Woman fined $100
    29 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs.- 1 A woman. Lee Sv.ee Eng. 42. was today fined $100. or one months lail for erecting an unauthorised shod at Berapit village.
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    Memorial for war victims: Plea for gifts
    85 6 Memorial for war victims: Plea for gifts CINGAPORE. Thurs.— Tha Civilian Victims of tha Japanese Occupation Memorial Fund Committee today appealed to the public for donations to the $450,000 memorial, now under construction in Beach Road. The committee's chairman. Mr. Soon Peng Yam, said only $170,000 had been raised so
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    71 6 It Is therefore, the intention of the committee to rive members of the pubM a chance <>f giving something for this meaningful project."' The Prime Minister. Mr Lee Kuan Yew. had indicated to the committee in a letter that the Government would make all donations to the memorial fund
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    New mosque opening
    31 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM. Thurs. Tue Governor of Penang. Raja Tun Uda A'-Haj. will declare open a new mosque at Ouar Pert.hu. about five milrs from here, on May 20.
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    NURSES 'THE BACKBONE OF RURAL HEALTH'
    95 6 IESSELTON, Thurs. The State Minister of Health. Mr. Richard Yap. has de>crlbed the rural health nurses as the backbone of the health of the rural people, especially in Sabah which Is now in its developing stage He said he was looking j 1 forward
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    Damaged Radio Singapura cables repaired
    119 6 Damaged Radio Singapura cables repaired SINGAPORE, Thurs. Tr a nsmitting cables connecting Radio Singapura in Calderott Hill and the transmitting station in Jurong. which were damaged yesterday have been repaired. A Ministry of C spokesman today >aid that the poMMun Hi now b.ii-k to normal. The cables trera p.rr. ve.<terday
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    Annual meeting
    18 6 IPOH I [i.r M.,J.ir brui.iii o: M «ili ;io'.(. hi Ho.r; here on Sui.d.iy tl 10
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    Navy told: Remain alert
    386 7 fi£ VIGILANT TILL WE KNOW JAKARTA WANTS PEACE RAZAK SINGAPORE, Thursday IT UN Abdul Razak today told the Royal Malaysian Navy to be on its guard and to be vigilant, in spite of encouraging signs that confrontation would end rung h 53.7 million RAIN jetty at
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    MCA chairman
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    Privileges body to examine complaint
    213 7 Privileges body to examine complaint 1/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Parliamentary Committee ol Privileges will meet next month to consider a complaint by the Minister of Horn <• Affairs against the PPP leader. Dato S P. Seenivasagam. tor an alleged breach of privilege. This it a sequel to I between th
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    Charity dance
    14 7 BENTONO lirirv I iir IVy berc 'nil lie Lycpam Tbeairr on saurtiny
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    Orchids for the Queen
    57 7 \IISS Wong Suet Lin. 15. presenting a bou quet of orchids to the Raja Permaisuri Agong when she arrived at the Town Hall on Wednesday night tor the pre mierc of the stage musical. "The Student Prince." presented by the Liberal Arts Society. Looking or. is
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    Labour: How did Umno get permit for big rally?
    99 7 IJLALA LUMFI'R. TB The Labour Par 1 -aid here today It 111 dl-turoed that .1 political organisation l:kr Urn no had bien allowed lo full UM of radio and television ror political oropaganda Pip h Mr D wid '.viii.. O| :m
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    2 Cambridge experts on examinations in Spore for talks
    231 7 2 Cambridge experts on examinations in Spore for talks SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two representslives oi the Uuivprsin ot Cambridßf Local Examinations Synriir«U ha\f arnvfri herp to seek th» ad vi«r of loral educatmnists on .m;. changes that may b^ iifrf aia r y In the' wcoot of the examinations. Th»j v*
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    Thai team leaves
    28 7 HNC.APORE Thurs— lhr 1«--merr.ber N ColJegr delegation wh:cli sppr' four davf ir Sinanoon .nudr: 1 s rli« economic. polillcmf. »oci:<l :f c militarr slti I
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    Youth leaders at 57
    38 7 I|tS\N(. I Inn- Vii.lmi M.i ii HittMil i:..(1.«i Inn H:« li Mirliillth F.I him his hr«n re (rd North Prminir Wi'llrnliT I iiinn Toulh lr.uir r for Ihf l.ilh «un^i\p rear Hr in .S7.
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    FALLING TREK HURTS 7 IN CAR
    150 7 FALLING TREK HURTS 7 IN CAR CINGAPORE Thurs S* von brothers and >i>terwere injured two te riously when a biR tree era.shed on their movlni <ar dunne a rain-storm at 6Th Milestone. Yio C'hu Kanz Road, early tod^.\ TtK HdeM. Ong Chyr Pene 24 »a.« dri\ing his lour M.siers and
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    Work on land from sea project starts
    126 7 Work on land from sea project starts CINGAPOU Ihurv Work has started <>n the S»0 million Kednk re 1 l.im.itnin project Soilif of the wiirlil moNl inndrrn m.ti hinrr\ f>r e\c.<\ ilin^ Hid (lump mi; Nurtk into iln- >«■ 1 *i;«\e been mM.illeri .hi lh<Mtc KnsinerrN imm .1 .lip.i ■Cat
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    Hawker on extort bid charge
    30 7 PVNANO I I thr r:r.cou: 'jd.i in ebtfff tempted rxt !,okr r v »Qi R to kill Chan Ah Kin. tl hi r:\i h;n-. BOD
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    Port men treated as step children, says RUM
    111 7 HURT BWBTTEN--1 HAM Thurs. The Railwaymen's Dnion of Malaya toci a v a<•cu a d ihr Port Authority hew Linn thf 7:i4 railway workers in the pori as "step rhilthorlty had refused in m<eT ci:>t'us.^ «r:t'\ On tbf oth«t band bority a
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    Mr. Heng's big day
    86 8 SI\(.AP()KK Ihurs The proiulest man at the Singapore Special (instabularv annual inspection at the Police Training School in Thomson Kn.iil yesterday was retirinc Assistant Commandant. Mr. Hens Chin l.oi. .">."> (above). A civil servant. Mr. Heng had spent 1!» years as ;i volunteer in the polite
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    Mobile X-ray
    34 8 SINGAPORE. Thurv lln Sata mobile X-ray unit will b siationed at No :<T Housing Boani Flat. GeylanK Serai, tumor row, on Monday and on Tuesday betWMSi 5.30 p.m. and 9 pm. dally
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    University of Singapore exam results
    924 8 SINGAPORE. Thur rrHE University of Sini «apore today an- nounced the results of examinations for various degrees held in April and May. The following candidates passed the First Sessional i Supplementary i Examination for the Degree of 8.A.: Abdul Gafoor Khan. Mi.ss Molhe Ang Mooi
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    Minister on some 'disturbing trends'
    285 8 Minister on some 'disturbing trends Xl ALA 1.1 MIM R, Thursday. THE Minister <»f Labour, Mr. V. Manickava< s;ii;;im. today spoke of sonic "disturbing trends 1 among Ihe ivorkei*s' and employers organisations when he addressed this year's lirst meeting <>l Ihe 'tt-member National Joint L;il)our A<l\ isory (Council. He pinpointed
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    Regiment band
    26 8 SINGAPORE. Thun. The Singapore Infantry Ragtanent Bard will perform at Gevlai.Community Centre in Loronit 3 Geylang. between 8 p in. and i p.m. tomorrow
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    DEATH
    10 10 H Wm4t |M raWaaJ »M»M TAN HEW LIAN II
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    47 10 I J* Hi < Minimum) THE DEREAVED FAMILY of )■'< fr'ndv mi mr ur f»mll» m ncrml of FAMILY Of LATI >'. I. Vl.vl«nr ft :n. MR. A MRS »n«. Mr A Mr«. In. Cti»n *n*\» i hi «t lh» <I»ath of thHr U1« aa* thnr kind ■rtoaaaW! •>•
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    PERSONAL
    14 10 t* Wmr4» 5/1 f H immum Mr- \r. h»« h «»t MB «oon,
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    154 10 II ...rf. v;l litinimuml Ml ANNIVERSARY SALE lit My RaoM, 8log«por« icku'i Bo»l'. WHY SUFFCR from tr»v»! kini Mumnt' M minutea b«lor« (ta/tlat your *IT.» WIULETI from Hi c:n« «h»d't or Uatcd to otoui by t\ ftuiii 1 '.A. FaacUi -..-<■ 6117 W. ju*t AMRIVEO New Braawrara. wind-cmnwi. "OP».
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    The Straits Times Friday, May 13, 1966 The New 11-plus
    664 10 The Straits Times Friday, May 13, 1966 The New 11-plus Judging hv Iruhe Khir Johari'i remarks at Kuala Kunu Bahru yesterday, the Government has made up its mind to ro-introduri 1 n national examination in the final y<>ar of primary school. Though there have been objections to the proposal, they
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    Border Reds
    340 10 Thailand's I Mspcv tor-General |of Police. Lt.-Gen. Yuen Prabhavat, took the chance during his visit to Kuala Lumpur this week to allay fears that Chin Peng's Communist remnants along the Thai-Malaysian border had stepped up their activities. There have been more contacts, he said, because the police forces
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    Youth Corps
    206 10 Whatever the causes of delay in establishing the National \outh Pioneer Corps (originally to have been set up last month), progress should now be rapid. According to Tun Abdul Razak, officials are working on details of how the organisation will operate, and the Prime Minister has stated that
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      Putting graduates in the classroom
      162 10 'I'HE shortage of graduate teachers m Malaysian schools, especially in the Malay secondary schools, is alarming. We have heard of a number of suggestions u> overcome this shortage, including better working conditions, higher pay, and lately we heard of an appeal by the Minister of
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      By the block
      54 10 IT la good that business establishments with .staff of 50 or above can ask for a registration team to register staff at the office. I suggest that in addition, the government send registration teams to every main business building to register all the workers in each building.
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      130 10 ON Monday alternoon, shortly alter 1.00 v .m.. during the proirim— "Monday Mediey a very well-known >rench song was played. The song was "Parleznioi d'Amour". The lyrics vere in English except lor the recurring title in the song which the vocalist pronounced correctIj (many times oven as "oarlay
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      45 10 XHE minUster of Edura- tion has repeatedly said that the government is giving pupils every opportunity to .stud y their mother tongue. Docs he know that some schools in Negli Sembilan have not even started language rilfrtT yet In some serondary schools, the time allotted
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      53 10 to language teaching has been reduced from three hours to two hours per week. I wond< r how many pupils can pass the Tamil and Chinese papers in LCE. and S.C. examinations, lot alone reach qualifyliiK .standard for entry to the Tamil and Chinese departments at the Univnr.sity of Malaya.
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      80 10 THE Govt. should ban splinter unions, particularly In thf teaching profession. Splinter groups cut at the very roots of teachers' unity, and serve only to Rive their so callel leaders trips abroad at the expense of their rank and file. The recent measures by the Education Minister are a step
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      18 10 THERE II growing frustration because of Ihe delay in constructing a Post Office at Pekan Denckil. RKS.DKM Drnckil
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    Learning Malay—229
    363 10  - Learning Malay— 229 YUNUS MARIS M.A. by University of Malaya VOCABULARY: Pikai. Mhmakai <vi —to ■•ear, to Uoe; Dl-pakai ivi to be worn to be used: puteri <ni princess; b»rat ndji Heavy, ringaa mdji light; mu'Uhak (adji impona-it, essential: krkal (adj. advi peril aner. .i>) BlRk^kaUn .vi to be permaanUy
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    THE HEIGHT OF UNFAIRNESS
    1176 10 THE HEIGHT OF UNFAIRNESS Dr. Roger Bannister the first man to run a mile in under four minutes, joins in the criticisms of the decision to stage the next Olympics in Mexico it oxygen-rare altitude, giving his views as an athlete and a doctor. THE trouble all started three years
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    Woman: I joined plot to cheat at gambling
    528 11 SINGAPORE, Thursday. WOMAN shopkeeper, Chua Ah Chu, related in the First Criminal District Court today how she and her uncle conspired with four other men to cheat a man at gambling last month. Tho plan backfired, and she and her uncle, Chua
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    Waiting for reply from Bangkok
    51 11 Xl ALA LUMPUR Thurs. The Malaysian Governmfii: is >'1U waiting a rerom the Thai Govern- Invitation to the Thai Prenr.er. il Thanom kachorn. I a y reifi n> :r m thr liiai Prenvr would U ihf end ol :ii_- moith <: Mxr-'hu IMb Abdul lUui
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    The man who lived to 100
    70 11 irvn. inui.v i lie him death annnei*aiy at retired havnev.m.tn Mr. Dry.a Singh *il<> died at the age of 100. will be observed at the Cbaogkal Sikli lempie in Batu Hf Jfh- 24 milex from here, on Sunday by his 81-year- niri widow, mx
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    DIVORCE CASE HUSBAND AWARDED $5,000
    164 11 DIVORCE CASE HUSBAND AWARDED $5,000 SINGAPORE. Thurv-Bad-J rul Islam Malik, described zs the sole proprietor of a film distribution company in Cecil Street, was today ordered by the High Court to pay damages of $5,000 as co-res-pondent in a divorce petition. The petitioner was Gerard Lim Pen;; Hock. 32. of
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    Rubber: U.S. likely to review disposal policy
    592 11 Rubber: U.S. likely to review disposal policy I/UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aim, is confident the U.S. Government would review its present practice of unlimited disposal of stockpile rubber. The U.S., he said, would now be in a better position to give fuller
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    'International Night' dance
    49 11 KUALA UMI'LH. Thur*.— The Kuala Lumpur Junior Chamber will hold Mi) "International Nißhl danu- .it llk OMMBI MMM]I Hall Mn M Saturday from S pm lo 1 mi" i at 15 i doublet and S3 single* can be obtained B»a Weld Supwmaxkat and at via lata
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    SCHOOL BUSES TO BE CHECKED
    113 11 KUALA LI'MPIB. Thurs— The road worthiness of all school buses here is to be recherked by thr Road Transport Department. The Selangor'.s traflir polite rhirf. Deputy Supt. M.mMir bin Moli.imed Noor. said: Althouch these vehicles are checked by the department periodically. I intend to make
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    President again
    22 11 SEREMBAN Thins Mr. N. M. K R^i'CHi hi.- been elected pioulent, of tlir Necri Sritibilan branch AiKihra A.^sotiaiion of Uola.,clfi
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    A Tengku's Kiwi bride: I'm determined to speak Malay without an English accent. . .
    288 11 A Tengku's Kiwi bride: I'm determined to speak Malay without an English accent I^UALA LUMPUR. Thur.v Che Khatljah. former New Zealander Kathryn Martin and wife of the youngest son of the first Yang di-Pertuan Agong, Tengku Abdullah lbni Tuanku Abdul Rahman, has one Immediate ambition to speak Malay wUhout an
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    Curb extended
    31 11 SINGAPORE. Thura The Director of Marine. Mr. .1 1 Pavitt. tonav aciwsrd marines tlwl the restriction mi fisi. an movement 01 mtpll voxels hai seen ertended to June 6.
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    Mother fails in bid for her son
    116 11 Mother fails in bid for her son DlnOArOߣ, imirs. —A nioiiier oi ny« who deserted her l. irmly toaa> failed In ncr H;mi Court bid lor custody ol her youngest child. Justice Tan Ah Tah tOid 'Inanala^friiim the mother: A woman who has com* mined adultery .uicl prewith another man
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    S'pore will be at rubber meeting
    75 11 SINGAPORE. Thur< S ngapote will be represented ai the 80th International Rubber Study Group merthiß in Rom« from May 16 to 19. IfHßfeen 1 >n will be tiv Director I Mini*try. Mi I .11 Ouan Aik- and ft R.ubher An- Mr T»n Kcung ChcHin,
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    Off to seminar
    23 11 KIWI I LMI'l R of releconun .;iiing'eft fur 1 in- L'niirci Stales veatercarth itauon tectanology which bigina .;gton on Monday.
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      635 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala I.umpur and the Moon": News In and Penan*: 6 Ipoh and Ma- EiiKliih; 7 12 Sports reports; lacra: 3. 10 Johore Baharu; 7 35 Lone Ranger "'Jim 4 Taiping; 7 Balu Pahat; t Tylers Past": 8 News In Klu n Mtndarin; 8.10 Classical songs: 3
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      Spore industrial marine area grows
      254 12 Spore industrial marine area grows glNGAPORfTS marine industrial area—kalians: Marine Industrial Site along the once swampy (Jeylang River, is now buzzing with activity. Responding to the Singapore Governments call to expand Singapore's ship-building and marine engineering industry, more than twenty shipyards aid workshops of various sizes have sprung up along
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      Philip Morris direct from US
      123 12 PhiUp Monib .v lia wtUknown biown pack, popular throughout liie Far East, is v make its cutty in Suigapore shipped uiici-i trom the United States li Ail] be tounu in jII ri-iail y.oiea 'ii buiyayore and all uiaai ceiinea in Ma la a lrom Suuuat
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      New Paramount sales manager appointed
      123 12 New Paramount sales manager appointed \fH Milton OolOstcin iabo\e> has btcu uppuinted sales manager ul -"ai amount International niau, Inc.. 11 has been aniiouiited Mr James E Perkiiia. president ot Par.wiiu.ji:i Pictuies'. An executive with many years of experience in the uiternauuiiai .salt, o moliou ptcturck, Mr. Goldstein has been
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      IMPORTANT SHERRY MARKETS FOR REGION
      193 12 IMPORTANT SHERRY MARKETS FOR REGION SINGAPORE and Malaysia are becoming two ot the most important .sherry markets in SouthEa&t Ahia. according to Mr. John Avery. the export manager ol Avery and Co. of Britain. "The people 111 this area are oecoimng so sophisticated aim so discerning in their taste 111
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      TELEVISION VISIT FROM JAPAN
      158 12 /i>.\K.\ Onk>u v. Ltd.. our of thr «rii known telF\i<iion nuiiul.ii turn > in Japan has >rnt Mr. I I akuuka on behalf of the compinv to make an r\ten>>ive survr.t ol tin- position of its j product Unk>o European System Telr\isiou in thr MaUjsian markrt.
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      Chrysler cuts back output
      75 12 ChryiJer ha.s become the third major US car firm to annoiiuce cut back in production It .said us cvii assembly plants 111 Ncvark. Oelanare and Lew Angeles would halt operations (ot four day.-, .starting May 31. The firm added thai all its ether plant:, wou'l work
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      Thornycroft board
      126 12 MR. .lulln Arthur Wildr. lo has brrn appointed manaeinx director of rhorn.vi roft (Malaysia) I l«l ihis fitlloMs thr recent .iniaUuination of two wellkiiuwn shipbuildinc and drsisninc firms Thornyiroft and Vovper in the L.K. Mr Wildr. who has been with the Thorn.vcrofl organisation lor the past twinl> \ears
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      IZAL MAN ON TOUR
      179 12 IZAL MAN ON TOUR JR. J.R. Morris, imtn- aging director ,of Izal (Overseas) Ltd. has described the nerd for local manufacturing in Malaysia and Singapore as 'vital' to the success of any overseas operation concerned with consumer products in these markets. Mr Morris said. "My company is associated with many
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      Toffee now made here
      255 12 11REBOR (Malaysia* Ltd. have recently opened a wcw plant In FL'taling Jaya. where a complete range of tolfeeb and .swtets are betni produced Tht pioauctiou-ln.e is fully operated b\ local -lafl who ha\e beei named by the company in modern methods of sweet-mak-nin A -pokeMiuiii said
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      1867 13 Lethal hatpin for a girl who loves to count vertebrae Har\r. disappeared under 11. The driver climbed stiffly down from the bus. She wa.s crying and »r;ngine her hands. She intoned a short Russian I over and over again Two policemen arrived un a motor-cycle and sidecar and began to
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      789 14 PETS FOR SALE HOW MUCH in tee »n. S«h it ai la 3 Orrnard I'.i.ad -Spore PHiLAItLY W 'a Win ii j<i <f» ralro EARLY MALAYAN STAMPS l-o Kitie e.xarup.r> vl uui aßMflaW* XGI Lacd Sat*: Herak tKiltia t*en i :i»oi si.i.i Mini »so. N Borneo BOBM L»cd Bl«aV »i
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      752 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE li Hnrd, VtH.l—Boi mm morri* minor < Peugeot *<M -ii, P&one natnvuT'- Tf*-f TOSHIBA CAR RADIO watai ivo aao t-^aiitfa hi-»c Ji-v-ni-a Ko«J s aor* AUS*IN ÜBS OECEMBER ni.thi- uuu *».•>■« ci. l i.-iKjie, «4s<Su Kredcnek 'o; apuouii IS«2 M.O. MIDGET IBM 1 R2 v.'iX D*upn.r.«- c.ve.icn-
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      292 14 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER II) SOI II I Ol IM I I Mil li lll\ 11)1 Mt Rti. 108 J8 M.iiiiiiutl. 648 o9 K:^ B ,-0 M IB] THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER II) MUIII 111 IMIMHIi lIMI'OnII ion Ul BANK I<> Ifctl .1: l).i ;.iiti Tli M MCTTICI IS HKHKBY
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    106 16 MELBOURNE. Ihul.-. I E APING r.auscria.."- rallied too»y ea o> B.H.P. up 12 SS.SU The improvemem was lea pror.JUliCed J) -tCCK.G laßk »tOCa.i tneiaUi a.so recovereu. (.'K A was up 10 cents to 54.70 (Jl.. fren lu<l«> ca«MM jTIOIa in AuitraJUa •C fQE- «<I4V t r. MMfcaM <
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    247 16 %|A\ him crtvdr rabbrr t.o.b. bayrrc iloM-d at j p.m. in Singapore »nd KuaU Lumpur y orrda? alb 8 irnts per Ib. down half a. cent on Urdnndar'i i osinf \<-\r\ lor (he position. The tone »a» quiet. I\ v and l>..R.t. rl.^in« pi ire* in ccnla per
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    105 16 tMI'l lyini alonfiio* th* Itafaavr*- aniiTN *r aipaclad ttrtay arc Rur>m I Pfr»<-m 3 P. -Ad N.W. s«»a Kspreaa N.W 3. \Mau\a Pratap x V btraai Co:orcro 10 11. Ma:ayala I! H, r-«<l*rirn L'troch? IS. Ciovvr ;i 23 ralUiymua 2.1 tnr»> SB .'•> Wslcaro \lnn> 19 30.
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    27 16 m.i* n RIBBIIC PKK I M cent-- uliiwn half a cenl t. TIN: S«i?o (up llaWll. I noHicial estini.iteil offerine: tM tons (up 10 1..11-
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    62 16 CNINCIK PraOua* Cicnanga, ttaniaawra n**n ariaaa «ar picul yaitarCaMfHit all 1 bulk |4S| teller*, dram 147 Capra: atay/Juo*. UK Contln*nt L'DquOtcd. P»pp*r: Itiin'ok wblt* SIM) aellera, Sarawak whttc SISTi *elltrt. special Sarawak nU< k }14u aeilers. garoled i,.«-i.h>i.< n..*.k Sl«o IN I ntller* (iiil M .-.1.W1.. Sl',.1, i.-.i
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    57 16 'Pill pirM-nt ulr nf thr MaaatfM dullai aeaiiitl .hr iMiund >tetl int d\ed un Nuvemhcr l\. t">•■ I li sellint T.T. or O.U ts. 3 1.1 Ud Bumiic 11 ts. 4 I Ud. Burins on s \\<i I lie ilnli.ii iv ai Hi NUtulor* middle poitio 1 in
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    755 16 From Our Market Correspondent 'TMIKRE was an increase 1 in turnover on the Stuck Exchange >*esterda> to 11XJH units largf-l> dinto a turn. >\ it of luumi AUH in Brkob Consolidated at It, Id It WM very dull trading da> with buyers barking •WS9
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    27 16 M.i1.0.m >to k IndMrv M.i> 11. M •Industrial*. MM '<«.;i •"'•> 117.11 117.11 S iiilibrrx: 10H.1.0 10W.60 •1)... 30. I'JH3 100. liec. 2». 19« i 100.
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    377 16 IJtSINESS in and rrpartr-rt la the Singaporr and Kaite' l.umpur tradiiu room* or Ihe Stock l.vhangr with the number of shar-*radel .o bracket.: INDUITMIAL9. Aouttcad I? MWI <:*»•: C.CM «1.61 ;l. $163. D iT.CHIOi U.U H i Ounupt 11.0001 |2.3« 0 1241 .< K E »m.it...
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    19 16 ON mr fraa •■enanga mirkri Kwi« I Ur Cain t 11.03 and ona laal af gaM ai
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    334 16 ->ii|«|>uri. ii.irucii kJ larij from Ihe Continent look the price of Straits tin up yesterday in Penally l>v >l.ii.*'- to Sii7."> pt-r pit-ill The ofiernis -.\a> estimated up 10 tons to tons LONDON: Tin on Weanesuay tn mo(j»:..' ir.irin., leatuien nx
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    28 16 I'Ni Aaieeiatian at Banks ,n Malayaia 1 miJl» Uicar rnan««a id <•• r.»rcnant!i v*at»M«y tall raira to (•Mini TT ar OD raady Natrtarianot IT, BtUium l.»ll Franca
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      173 16 WILHELMSEN LINES f*IM sriai.aifiaa mi ChIuhIII »am tai Im|im Na»t «aat. latm If"" II H II l< M,, ttTrSSI MiCeiM *a*ala3i IUMi 11/13 Itat M/MMm BARBER LINE r*UM Ml ktW aNii *(sl cO»M >glli. MNtSVUU li Mi| URiNIII •t»si»sr ,i mm ruuialiut' .".IUIIIHIaIIin «J*t FERN LINE r*iaj US SUl> <N0
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      735 17 BANKRUPTCY NOTICE ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) noi: heby given ,s ni| ii. f«.ii;l 1 Pang Tow Wang of No:--rm KrPIBIH <•» -in«.\l lon Bahru Road. Singapore ha\e applied toi Beet IN BA'- Houae, 2nd -las., licence in resNo. 9V of 1956 f)ecl of ptPTmses No- .13 St 3d iHrgarel Drive. Singapore,
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      785 17 NOTICES MUNICIPALITY OF IPOH TOWN BOARDS ENACTMENT 1 1. .M.5. \p. 13? i Mllll r IMM K *M lION 137 NOTICE is hereby given that it is proposed under Section 144 ol the Town Boards Enactment CAP. 137 1 to amend thf Ipob *ppro\ed Town Plan No. B 3 published
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      827 17 NOTICES CORRIGENDUM With reference to the Notice under rule 14 of the Ma.stei Plan Rules. i»62. which wan published I hi the Sttait.s Times of 6th and Tin May. 1966. the first paragraph should read as follows: "Nellre is hereby given that nn the .trd day of May. lA6«>. the
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      791 17 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE TENDERS will be received at the Office of the Commissioner of Police. Singapore, up to 12 noon in 26th May 1966 for: "Supply of unrooked rations I required by the Gurkha 1 nn tincent during the period Ist July 1966 to 31sl December 1966". A Tender Deposit
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      1420 17 'ÜBLIC APPOINTMENTS Ii ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD Applications are Invited from mgapore Citizens for the po.st of rRUCTURAL DRAUGHTSMAN i the Board Ql AUHC ATIONS: Must possess Cambridge I School Certlttcate or equtxal- ent. Preference will be given to applicants who have at least two years' experience in reinforced concrete or
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      254 17 REVERTEX LIMITED Specialising in rubber lotei concentrates, latex compounds and synthetic emulsions ASSISTANT FACTORY MANAGER Qualifications: A degree or diploma in Mechanical Engmprr- ing, Chemistry or Applied Chemistry rl preferred but applicants who hov qualified In Physics or Mathomotics will also be i C invidcred. A««: 25 35. i Salary:
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      DENNIS the Menace SHOWS TOP FORM ON TRACK
      469 18  -  Epsom Jeep with DENNIS the Menace, a last start winner at Ipoh, showed top form in a workout with stable-mate Radiant Peak on a good track at Penang esterday morning. Worked by apprentice G. L. Chiang. Dennis the Menace was never ff
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      'OWN' GOALS SAVE CHELSEA: LEEDS ARE OUT
      217 18 'OWN' GOALS SAVE CHELSEA: LEEDS ARE OUT ON'DON. Thurs. Two own J goals by Barcelona defenpd Clielsen in their In-ter-Cities Fairs Cup semi-hnal here last nithl. lielsert won ths second leg 2-0 to mi lan level 2-2 on ac"Barcelona having won the first leg in Spain by 2-0 l^st month.
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      Pretty pays his supporters a nice profit
      245 18 Pretty pays his supporters a nice profit PLEN PRETTY, who topped the jockeys' list with live winners at the recent Bukit Timah meeting, is now the most profitable jockey to follow so far this season. This 21-yei>r-old South Australian jockey has ridden 11 winners from 81 lr.runts and a level
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      Orabella beats Oaks favourite
      25 18 LONDON, rhu \ngrK. BpaOD >■ :i the S B- 0-1 (0 100- <>-8 llnln i Hum I in »y» got! > mitar d
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      395 18 APPRENTICE YUSOFF GETS TWO-MONTH SUSPENSION STIPE'S REPORT SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Stipendiary Stewards report on the fourth day's racing at Bukit Tlmah last Sunday: RACE 1: Following the running of Speed Boat. D Weir (rider i. Ahmad b. Abd. Samart (trainer* and the owner 'Mr Quek Swee Koon» were questioned. After
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      822 18 ELECTRICAL/INSTRUMENT CRAFTSMEN Th» Chemical Company of Malaysia Ltd a member of the I.C I Croup of Companies, wishes to recruit Chdrgemen and Wiremen for the Chlorine and Fertilizer Plants at Padang |awa near Klang. In addition to their duties as electricians the successful applicants will be required to maintain and
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      787 18 NOTICES KELAB LL MBA KUDA PERAK PERAK II RK 1.1 H II M IHI'.KI MKKTINC, I'ihi, FIRST l).\\ SI M)A\ STH .11 NB, ItM SE( BMB IMV UtDNfcSDAI BTH JINK. 111... THIRD DAY SI NDAY i:iii JINK, liibb ADMISSION TO THE RACE (Ol RSK BY HAIX.CS ONI.V Usual $1 -Unlimited
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      708 18 NOTICES THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) XOTKi: OK RM MVIN<; ORDKRS TAKE NOTICE ihat Receiving Diriers were on the 22nd April. !9th April, and 6th May. 1966 r.adc against the iollowing pers.ns md or nims: Receiving Order* made on II h«. Bankruptcy No 101 66 Lim Chxvee Kmt No. 6.
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      732 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PERTADBIRAN KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU lAWATAN2 KOSONt; PEI.ATF.II TF.KNIK PermohonanJ ada-lxh dl-pelaua laripada Warua Negara Perscki<uan vane telah sampai umor II ahun tetapi tldak 21 tahun pada hb. Julai. l»t><;. ba^i jauatar 'elaieh Teknik di-cl»lam Jabatani luiutcra Jenlera dan Jurutera lava di-dalam Perladbiran Kereapi Tanah Melayu KeliilnsHii (I I
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      129 18 DIARY ATIILFTU S G«n En? Senu' ■eh sports (Anson Rd 230 p m i BADMINTON— PcnuiIi; iPCGHS R pm.< S'pnie vmrh c '..lups iSHA, 8 pm I BOWI.IM; Inoh umiiuTrial l^te mien): Crocodile (>- -nirnt v Ipoh Gardens; T; 1^ t Cemetit Caltrx Btaira; PM Cement v XL Chone's team
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      263 18 SUMMARY BADMINTON Pahang PUD tourney Beaton- >: Bentonu bt Raub 5-0 Friendly isbnm: Negrl Edttaclion bt PEO, KL 5-2. CRICKET J. Bahiu Lgf. (Pontiani: Ponttan CA b' J Bahni Makyi by fife (R Wahid SI nn. Vein :,.jr, Pontian 87 iN. Mitiiran 23. O Omar i-li. MM ki K. Muria
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      Bangkok will be 1967 Youth soccer hosts
      454 19 Bangkok will be 1967 Youth soccer hosts NATIONAL CHAMPS OF ASIA TO VIE FOR TROPHY MINILA, Than Tin- Ui.m Kootb<t 1 I un federation s 1 itive ommittee tod.i\ approved Thailand's nITYr to hold the ninth Am. in Youth football tournament in Bangkok next year. Thailand was the only country
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      Aik Mong's first hurdle
      43 19 rwfnty--1 the PrnanK lampionahipa PCGHS hall at 630 p.m tnorron irlic for If. will meet Francis Gan in tlic centre court at 7.30 p.m Thfir will or '»o session* on Mr. ef on Sunday > r* played at 30 p.m.
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      204 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs.— Chui Lok chalked up their second straight win in FAS League Div One with a 2-1 win over Selangor Chinese Recreation Club at Rifle Range Road today. They won more comlortaoly than the scores surgest controlling play even after SCRC
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      128 19 New Johore stadium ready JOHORE BAHRU. TnuTi- Johore's new $556-000 oporu stadium at Jalan Larkin is expected to be ready for use soon. Mr. V. Kanagaratnam. secretary of the Juhore A. A. A., sdid today the stadium would have covered stands for 30.000 Deople. Work on the bitumen track, costing
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      32 19 ROME. Thurn Australia's Tony Rc<he defeated Nicola Pelirangeli of Italy U-9. 6-1. fi-2 to win 'he men's Miieles championship of the Italian International tennl.s tournament here yesterday —A P
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      23 19 PENANG. Thurt- Port Comrr.LsM'in and TPCA drf* 3-3 m ihnr Penang League Div. 1 mk'it match ai the City Stadium tonight
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      Russell, Radley punish Glamorgan
      237 19 LONDON [few On a day marred bjr rain Middlesex openir.,: oat.'-men Eric Russell :■<• in puntahins form on the the.r English Conn y championship niaU-li again>t vrsterday Both madf halli^nturir* :n M esex reach 137 for :i :iif 2j nour» Play betwi' mv runs tor Hi'
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      126 19 WORKMEN RACING AGAINST TIME IN -KINGSTON 1/INCiTON, Thurs. Workmen are racing: against time here to complete the nrw Convention Hall for the British Empire and Commonwealth (iames on schedule. They have until the end of next month The roof of the nrw building is on. and the floor has brrn
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      Hockey 'quad' in Malacca
      70 19 TLf ALACCA, Thurs. Penang. ITI Kedah. Johore and Malacca will take part In at friendly Malaysian Hockey Federation's quadrangular on May 20 22 at the Malacca Club ground here. The fixtures:- May 20: Penan* v Malacra i 4 pm >: .lohorf v Krdah <5.15) May SI:
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      KDFA OFFICIALS
      34 19 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs Ahmad HUham h«s been elected president ot the Krian District Football Association Other officials: Vice-presidents: Megat Ziinuddln. Haii Harun and T Packris.imy: secretary: Abdul Hamid: treasurer: Rashld Mohamed Nawl
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      Soon re-elected
      36 19 SUNGEI PATANI. Thura. Soon Chenß Lrong was re-elected president of the Kedah AAA at the annual meetnu held here. Other offlcia'.o elected were Prltam Singh i secretary) and T. Siva nat hau treasurer i.
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      ENTRY OF 400 FOR BIG MEET
      237 19 I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs.— Nearly 400 loading athletes from schools will take part In the third Malaysian schools athletir championships at Merdeka Stadium on Aur. 2-3. In addition lo athletes from the itatct ot Malaya. strong conMnsm's are so expected ttom Singapore and Babah for
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      Singapore schools athletes will rewrite records
      479 19 Singapore schools athletes will rewrite records SINGAPORE. Thursday. THE SINGAPORE schools' athletic season, which is now gaining momentum, promises to be the best of recent years. Several new records have already been established by the athletes of the Anglo Chinese School, Queenstown Technical Secondary School and Victoria School, to mention
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      227 19 HILLVIEW ESTATE w«» TWO-STOREY MODERN TERRACE HOUSES AT 91 m.s. BUKIT TIMAH ROAD. SINGAPORE. ENTRY: BY THE SIDE OF CHARTERED BANK (B. TIMAH BRANCH) EVEREADY FACTORY. FOR SALE PRICE: $24,500 AND UPWARDS SPECIAL DISCOUNT FOR CASH. MORTGAGE LOAN UP TO 75% 1 BUILDING CONSTRUCTION IN PROGRESS. MANY TYPICAL HOUSES HAVE
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