The Straits Times, 24 May 1966

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times Miiiiial Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, MAY, 24, 1966 <fc 15 CENTS M.C.(P) 1629 KDN 2034
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    Lock icon Ramos: No change...
    43 1 MANILA. Mon— The Philippine Foreign Secretary, Mr. Ramos, said today there had been no change in Philippine* plans to recognise Malaysia by early next month. Informed sources said recognition would probably be announced cither on June 2 or 3. Reuter.
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    Boy on murder charge
    46 1 LONDON. Mon.— A 13-year-old boy will appear In Juvenile court today charged with the murder of an eight-year-old boy. The body of lan Lewis, his hands and feet bound with wire. was found on Saturday on the shore of the Thames— UPl.
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    The avenger
    36 1 TOKYO. Mon A loinier Japanese internee in Siberia was given a suspended two-year pri»o»i sentence today fm attpmptintt to steal dynamite wfli which he intended to blow up the Soviet Embassy in Tolc>o.-- Reiner
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    Lock icon Sheila grounded
    22 1 KARACHI. Mon --Miss Sheila Scott who is attonptlni a solo round-the-world tlieht. was grounded with electrical trouble hert today— Reuter.
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    Lock icon Peace talks before week-end
    383 1  - Peace talks before week-end DAHARI ALI By I: KUALA LUMPUR, Monday AT LAST, SOEKARNO GIVES THE GO-AHEAD THAI Prime Minister, Field Marshal Tun Thanom Kittikat horn, who flew in here for a four-day goodwill tour, said today that "indications were favourable" for peace talks between Malaysia and Indonesia to be
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    Lock icon Wilson declares crisis
    149 1 Wilson declares crisis LONDON, Monday BRITAIN today declared a state of national emergency in the wake of the crippling merchant marine strike. The proclamation was signed at Buckingham Palace by Queen Elizabeth and read out shortly afterward in the House of Commons. The Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, told Parliament
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    Handpicked 100
    39 1 BANGKOK Mnn -The Thai Ministry of the Interior U to re- commend to the Government the' appointment of about 10(1 hand-' pirked army officers for the n\ilian posts of Deputy District Officer* In Mnsltive border province*. ReuUr.
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    The rebels surrender
    41 1 DANANG. Mon. Rebel forces surrendered and marched out of their pagoda fortress today to <tnl the fighting in Dan anus right -day -old civil war. About ::n bodies were found in a small huilding beside tin pa soda.
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    Lock icon SHOTS FIRED IN JAKARTA
    127 1 SHOTS FIRED IN JAKARTA JAKARTA. Mon. J Troops fired into the air today to prevent 5.000 demonstrating students from surrounding Parliament House. The demonstrators said they wanted to hear a scheduled speech to the House by Sultan Hemenßku Buwono, the Oepu'y Premier in charge of finance. Fell back Two hundred
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    TAN: MY MISSION SUCCESSFUL
    142 1 KUALA LI'MPUR, Mon. The Minister of Finance. .Mr. Tan Siew Sin, today flew back from what he termed a "successful" six-nation fundraising tour of Europe, confident that Malaysia would get from other sources the aid Britain refused to give. The Government, he said at an airport
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      MASSACRE
      25 1 >\I(.O\ Mi.n—Twintrthree civilians, inrluriim woman an. l live children ma^s u-reil by Yi<-tc<>ne "<•' truth >imi a lesson" 1 legedly brtiaying them to Government. Bruter
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      344 2  - AUSSIE CONSCRIPTS TO STAY OUT OF DANGER UNTIL AFTER POLLS... AustraliaUS pact allegation by Calwell JACK FINGLETON MELBOURNE, Monday. THE Opposition Labour leader, Mr. Arthur Calwell. alleged yesterday that the Australian Government had arranged with the United Slates to keep Australian conscripts in Vietnam out of major battle and danger
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      Lock icon New Cabinet soon
      33 2 TAIPEF 1 Mon Thp NaUoaalCLinT Vicr-Piosidrnt and Mr C. K Yrn \<tv> bai ix-pii commissioned by PtmMcql Chiang Kai-shek to form new Cabinet, la expected to do so th.* AP.
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      Lock icon 'Americans in sports shirts will win war'
      95 2 'Americans in sports shirts will win war' CT. LOUIS (Missouri). Mon Vicc-Prpsideiit Hubert Humphrey sad yesterday that the war In Vietnam would ultimately be won by Americans there who were "wearing sports shirts, not uniforms, and carrying Instruments and tools rather than grenades and rifles." His prediction came on the
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      Lock icon Taipeh expertise
      25 2 TAIPEH. Mod -Nmional'st China Ail. send a croup of agricultura' experts next month to help the Phi pplna increase its rice production —UPI.
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      Madame Chiang: Destroy Mao's N-power
      185 2 Madame Chiang: Destroy Mao's N-power WASHINGTON, Mon. Madame Chiang KaiShek said here yesterday that Communist Chinese nuclear capacity should be destroyed before It bring*, destruction to the rest of the world. She nil that she approved its destruction by bomhinc. anil that Nationalist China could do the job if it
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      Lock icon 17 rescued
      36 2 TOKYO. Mon. Seventeen Japanese MmißMii who abandoned alnlfintr fishing fo"nt yesterday and tonic to a rubber raft 94 miles south of thr E;txt Caroline Is'.nnds were rescued by another fishing boat early today —UPI
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      Lock icon SUHARTO WARNING TO STUDENT GROUPS
      118 2 SUHARTO WARNING TO STUDENT GROUPS JAKARTA, Mon. Lt.Gen. Suharto, Chief of the General Staff, has said he will not hesitate to take action against the country s powerful student groups should It become necessary, the Indonesian Herald reported today. Tiic paper, regarded as a Foreign Office organ, quoted the as
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      Lock icon Peace Corps girl weds Sherpa
      60 2 KATMANDU Mon -An Amerii ran woman Peace Corps volunteer has mitrned a Nepalese Sherpa in la mountain village In the Everest region nm-tli-wr.st of Katmandu She It Bnrb:u» Wvltf. 35. of Ypsilanti Michißun now the wife of tlio 30-vrar-old Gyale Lama, whose .Sherpa peoplr are
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      Lock icon Mrs. Hart flies to Lusaka for talks
      136 2 lONDON. Mon. A British j woman Minister flies to Lusaka today for talks with Zambian leaders, reportedly on the railway crisis between Zambia and Rhodesia. Mrs Judith Hart, Minister i>i State for Commonwealth Relations, is due In the Zambian capital later today, the
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      Lock icon 'Civil disobedience if there is no inquiry' threat by HK leader
      240 2 ONDON, Mon. Hong Kong urban councillor, Mrs. Elsie Elliott, said here yesterday she would organise a campaign of civil disobedience if the British Government gave no date for starting a royal commission of inquiry into the Colony. Mrs. Elliott
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      Lock icon Indira tells critics: I'll not stay a day longer
      199 2 Indira tells critics: I'll not stay a day longer T>OMBAY, Mon. Mrs. Indira Gandnl last night threatened to quit India's premiership if she found she could not carry the task. Answering her critic* who have said her government was deviating from the policies of her late father Premier Jawaharlal Nehru
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      Lock icon Students rally
      27 2 JAKARTA. Mon. Several thousnnd Indonesian student held another rally today in effoin o force the provisional People* Consultative Congress to convene by June 1- AP.
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      Lock icon Caught in the crossfire
      474 3 THREE WAR CORRESPONDENTS WOUNDED... KNEW we had been lured into a trap. We had been asked to go to the pagoda for some kind of a Press conference the Buddhist-led rebels were holding. There were about 30 of us. We waited. When the monks made no
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      Lock icon DANANG, Monday
      92 3  -  Steven van Meter By GROUP of nearly 30 war correspondents was caught in the crossfire of a machine-gun duel outside the Tinh Hoi pagoda yesterday evening. Three of them were injured Tim Page. 23, a British freelance photographer working for Life magazine, who had gre- nade fragments in
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      Lock icon What was their aim?
      65 3 JONATHAN FENBY. a Rrutrr correspondent, writes: It was at first thought that the Buddhists might try to keep u> in their pagoda to ward off an attack by the Government troops. but they made no attempt to do so. When the machinegun> opened fire. I ducked
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      DESIGNER'S IDEAS FOR THE MEN
      107 3 DESIGNER'S IDEAS FOR THE MEN MAYBE it's rather a lfm stretch of the imagination by enthusiastic designers of futuristic styles for men but in the catalogue of men's modes displayed in London by Cecil Gee these were described as Cabinet Minister's cocktail suit and a dining-out suit for an ambassador.
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      Lock icon Praise by papers for Moran's book on Sir Winston Churchill
      219 3 Praise by papers for Moran's book on Sir Winston Churchill LONDON, Monday. r>RITISH newspapers heaped praise today on Lord Moran's controversial book on Sir Winston Churchill. Most reviewers said Lord Moran, as Sir Winston's private physician, had every right to produce the book. "Churchill." which was released here today. "It
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      Why the bookies don't like dollars
      80 3  -  Barry Brannan By Oman, won. au s tr.ih.i changed its money system from pounds, shillings and pence to dollars and cents a little over three months ago and the bookies are sore. "We all find the same trouble." said Sydney's "Honest John" Lawley. "There's
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      Lock icon Seamen seek asylum
      35 3 ST. JOHNS 'Newfoundland). Mon. Two East Grrman seamrti wrrp tikrn to Halifax. Nova Scotia, by immigration officials 1 yesterday after they left their fishing trawler here and sought 1 political asylum. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Unscheduled realism in TV crime film
      139 3 LONDON. Mon. Everything was going fine. The cameramen doing a television crime serial were filming three actors dressed as robbers being chased down a busy London street by two more actors in police uniforms. 3ut it didn't look that way to a public-spirited passerby
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      The love that goes into a plastic heart
      260 3 The love that goes into a plastic heart YORK, Mon. "Does a plastic heart have love in it?" The question was asked of Dr. Michael Deßakey, the famous heart surgeon of Houston. Texas, by Linda Griggs. seven-year-old second grade student of Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania. Dr. Deßakey. in a lengthy simply written
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    Lock icon The 'green belt' girls
    138 4 40 FEMALE 'FRESHIES' TAKE THE POLY PLEDGE SOME of the 800 freshies who attended the Singapore Polytechnic orientation ceremony at the Trade Union Hall in Shenton Way yesterday are seen taking a pledge to abide by the rules and discipline of the Students' Union. This took
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    Afro-Asian meeting: Indonesia will come here
    264 4 Afro- Asian meeting: Indonesia will come here KUALA LI'MPIM, Monday. INDONESIA will be represented at the AfroAsian Housing Organisation's congress to be held in Singapore in November this year. Disclosing this on his arrival here last night, the secretary general of the organisation, Mr. Abdel Hamid el Zanfaly. said that
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    Library chief off to Tokyo talks
    127 4 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Mrs Hedwig Anuar. Director of Singapore's National Library, has leu for Tokyo to attend a Une*co meeting of expert* on book production and distribution In Asia The meeting from May 25 to May 31. Is the first of its kind In Asia
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    Saints' annual sports day
    56 4 SINGAPORE Mon St Andrew's Schools 50th annual athletic meet, due to be held last Saturday, was postponed because of the rain. The meet will now be held on Wednesday, starting at 2.30 pm There will be lour special events (or old boys All ex-students of the
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    Padre's Night
    35 4 SINGAPORE, Mon The Singapore Toe H group will hold a •Padre s Night* at Talbot House, Scotu Road, at 8.30 p.m. tomorrow. It will be led by Rev. J. Newman of Naval Base
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    CALL FOR MORE STAFF AT MINISTRY
    151 4 CALL FOR MORE STAFF AT MINISTRY SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Government Medical and Dental Officers' Association has urged the Government to Increase the number of medical, dental and pharmaceutical officers in the Ministry of Health and to take "urgent and positive steps" to retain officers in the service. In a
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    TENGKU: WE'RE PROUD TO BE LINKED WITH C: WEALTH
    306 5 TENGKU: WE'RE PROUD TO BE LINKED WITH C: WEALTH LMH II Mri K M..n lrn K ku Abdul K..h mm has ilrsiTihrtl Ihi t iimmnnwf.illh 3n a "In in; force" for prai r freedom xnd thr rule of I.im and plcdgrd I hit M.tlayMj would fin .«M MM i<> strrriKtli«-n
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    LEAVE FOR APPEAL: CASE POSTPONED
    41 5 IPOH. Monday Ljt.XRINCi of an application by the former Jitra 11 OCPD. Gurbachan Singh. 34. for leave tv appeal to thr Federal Appellate Court against conviction and sentence for corruption, was today postponed to July 4.
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    Police want to know this man
    203 5 .-i \r Hoi Police nert «rr iryinu t& ir.ice the ■ci accident M thl o. mil- 1 i' ii m*:n Ihr m«:. .iKi fi in J| HO «-«b ilk: g along road her. he Gurbachan Sii.gh tfuced to ntnr month* 1 ail and fined
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    Safety belts in new, medium cars a 'must' next year...
    369 5 Safety belts in new, medium cars a 'must' next year KUALA LUMPUR, Monday v^AFETY belts for' drivers and front seat passengers in new, mediumsized cars and crash helmets for all motor-cyclists, scootensts and their pillion riders will be made compulsory next year. This was announced by the Minister of Transport.
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    Killing of youth: Man held
    95 5 Killing of youth: Man held SINGAPORE. MOD Police have detained a suspect in connection with the killing ol a youth. Balal Krlshnan Suniu. jo. near the Botanic Gardens, Ln Cluny Road, yesterday Samu was chatting with some f r iei:d.-> at abuui 4 Ao p.m. when he ma approached by
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    On—and off...
    24 5 On and off... PEN AND Mmi con a 1 Pu;au I 'he ea^' relir THe l> v E^.z--e-»ns near Pulau however, ha? been -iied
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    Community hall for students in Brisbane
    52 5 BRISBANE M..n A rommimity hall to tator loi Qucm:land "s rapidly rxpandinp llalayslanPingaport i.opuiation win op p.-'aliij:hctl hrre thi« yo;ir rhb $.*vOOO (roir tnt M H cli Oonlßmrtonert offlcf in I-, ban cantral D'acr c.Uhroonthe 4.50 KU('ei from Malay.*-.* ,r.d Sr ™;.pcr» hr I'niif:.-:
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    Books display
    27 5 PKNA.NO M Thf Ciil'f Ouii'ei Mr Kiun 800 'II open rfn esliibition o! tcignei books a", rhc Ma'.aran Tcather*- 1 '■ollccr. (iIUBOi ,iii May :tl
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    Satellite telecom link with Malaysia probe
    115 5 'I MA I.IMPI K Mon I\ An Ami-ruan tele rontiiiuniratioDs e\pfrt has completed study ol' Ihr pussihilities of ,i ground station in .Main sia to link up Mill' i -I" liil salellitr i oiniiiiinii a linns s>stein He is Mr Knhert Posnrr programme m.ma
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    Tree planting time in Penang this week
    134 5 Tree planting time in Penang this week Pt'N^NG Mon The Oltf Council will inaugurate Ita tiee-arowing campaign i tin's >ear with the planting vi a'oout 100 sapling* at i':ie Bukit Dumbar Hark al .i d m on Friday Representatives OJ the Wfis*, niltural ottiaiiiAa:ioio' aiiu othM Itxai inatituiioi..v will ho
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    'Magic 300' wins him a car...
    109 5 'Magic 300' wins him a car... yM. \POKL Xo, -2 perfect came" bowlrr utbbert Ballard and also the second man in South-Cast \-i.t lo score a .IW-same. Baliard. -VI. a polirr IMMuK superintendent nith the Reserve I'nit. who took up bowline only la^t year, will soon re- iri\r a new
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    Police determined to 'clean' city
    259 5 DEN A NO, Mon Police here air dftermined to •■(•leati the city of gangsters and gamblers," a police spokesman said today. "We have recently launched a big drive against character lottery operator* and punter.s and since August last year we have arrested 94 thugs belonging
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    She prayed for aid —but no car stopped
    300 6 She prayed for aid —but no car stopped WIFE'S VAIS WAIT AFTER MGHT CRASH INJURES HUSBAND PARIT BUNTAR, Monday. TAPPER'S wife, Bcdah binte Aril 1 42. s.iid today slu- Iried vainly For Iwo hours last Saturday nighl lo gel a lilt from poising motorists :i IOMI4 the Butterworth-Ipoh main trunk
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    MINISTER OPENS BIG MUSIC FESTIVAL
    247 6 MINISTER OPENS BIG MUSIC FESTIVAL SINGAPORE. Mon. Sini uapore's first annual festival of music and dance ainiv.'d at projecting the the varied cultural background of the multi-racial population in Singapore .schools was launched tonight by the Minister lor Education. Mr. Onp. Pan« Boon, at the National Theatre. The opening ceremony
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    Forum at the varsity
    89 6 SINOAPOKL Mon A public forum on "A Nations; University iu> concept, establishment and I role" will be held on June 2 «t 8 p.m. at the New Lecture Theatre. Crmersity ol Singapore. M part nt the Students Union's "Orientation Week.' Speakers who have been invited to
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    She's best student at German class
    72 6 MISS (i(IH PICK I.IAN (above*, who received an aw.irri as "be>t '•Indent" of a Cierman language class in Singapore recently. She recrivrd thr prize ilminc a presentation ceremony at the Gorman Club, at which the German Charge d'AffairPv Dr. H. Wocckel. handed Mil certificate*
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    'Zhivago' film comes to Singapore
    124 6 'Zhivago' film comes to Singapore BDfOAFOKS, Man; Doctor Zhlvago' in m town Twelve bin reels totalling about 23.011 feei of 70-mm film of the Academy Award winning film were flown In by a KLM jet from New York on Saturday. The film la based on Russian author Boris Paslernak'x Nobel
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    A talk on wigs
    47 6 SINGAPORE, Mon— Mrs. Violetie Leng will »ive a demonstration lecture on "Wigs and Wiplets' 1 to members of the Methodlit Girls' School Alumni Association at the home of Mrs Happy Chen in 14. Chee Hoon Avenue, at 8 p.m. on i Friday. j
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    Teacher is jailed for forging identity card
    236 6 Teacher is jailed for forging identity card IMNCIAPORE. Mon. A former Penang toucher, Andrew Leoiifj SeanK Fook. was today sentenced tq six months imprisonment by the First District Judge. Mr. DC. D'Cotta. for forging an identity card. The prosecution, led by Deputy Superintendent A. D. Jacobs, told the court that.
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    Sports day at hospital
    87 6 SINGAPORE. Mon The Chronic Sick Hospital will hold Itt first sports day for its patients and others at the Woodbnoge Hospital grounds on June 1. Mr. Tham Kok Seng, a paraplegic patient at the hospital who is the sport secretary, said today: 'To make the wheel-chair
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    CAUTION—BLIND CROSSING...
    207 6 CAUTION— BLIND CROSSING... SINGAPORE. Mon. Two blind teenagers and a blind man have been knocked down during the last six months in Thomson Road, at the junction of Toa Payoh Rise where the Blind School and Industrial Centre is situated. The man. Lim Kaw Kiah, 26 the third victim is
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    'We11... nobody's perfect'
    2361 7  - 'We11... nobody's perfect' Multi millionaire Texas tycoon JACQUES MOSS LKR was found murdered in bed with 39 stab wounds in his chest and back. The two prime >uspects were his wife Candace, and her nephew and alleged lover .MELVIN POWERS. Quickly polite moved for arrests to be made and a
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    61 8 M H,,rrfi Sli (Minimum) THE FAMILY OF late Mr. Laaf •>m Hwa thank all rrlati\es and .''lend* for th< r prayers. >ondul-n..v ■•laricf and prrsence dunni; the funeral. MRS. G. JAECCI and family thank ■ill friends and business ajaaaaaMai RM tSMtr cundolrncrs and kind attendance i' the funeral service
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    80 8 M HoratJ SIS I Minimum) ROLAND thanks bN Ms friends and mi help to majie his Hummrr IBM mil.-, l.ons .held In Raffles Hall M 1«-S »«i A tremendous success: ROLAND'S. Time for, an exi -rtt Haircut or a lo\ely prrman'-i Koland s "Memhrr \-l.«tlqiie. P»n» Api ointments Z74l*,
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    32 8 MARCUERETTA" TOP TINTING ll Colourinc Expert!! of New York London Parla Fabulous Tinting' Fashionable Colouring Bleaching I oninn Kxiul'itc Krrnch <'o!dnaving LatsM H«'r«t>lr« Salon Msr^ueretta Cold«torai:e Arr.ide Orchard Ro.id pule. Mj :'CRI«O.
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    32 8 M,,rf. I Minimum) nun SAVIOURS CHURCH Alrxantr i s lore K\ans:ell»tl<- rampsurn Powerful Inspiring Talk. By IVornnna Ri dd MA Lwturer, 1 Mtk to r«th M»y 7 30 p m.
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    The Straits Times Tuesday, May 24, 1966. Toll Of The Roads
    683 8 The Straits Times Tuesday, May 24, 1966. Toll Of The Roads Legislation which will make nfcty-batti for car drivers and front-seat passengers compulsory, and crash-helmets I for motor-cyclists, scooterists and their pillion riders, reveal tlie Ministry of Transport in more determined mood in its efforts to reduce the toll of
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    Valley Power
    366 8 The four volumes containing the report on the Upper Perak River's hydro-electric potential to be handed to the Malaysian Government this morning cost almost $1 million each. But it is money well spent, which would have been well spent even if the results of the $3.8 million survey
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    Cancer Society
    238 8 The National Cancer Society of Malaysia, which will come into being today under the patronage of Tun Abdul Razak, fills an important need. The disease the Society it being formed to fight is one of the main causes of premature death in this country. It rivals tuberculosis as
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      The graduates who get less
      171 8 IN your leader cS.T. May 16) you mentioned lour main outstanding probsMM connected with the teaching prole.ssion which must be .solved together with the crisis lacing the NJCT in its conflict with the Minister of Education. There is, however, one other matter that seems to
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      172 8 YOUR May 12 edition contained an article in which you described the native tutorial programme for civil servants In Sabah. We appreciate your mention of this worthy and promising project which we are very proud to be taking part in. However, we are not "two teachers from
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      Phone kiosk
      74 8 I REFER to the letter by SP.L." (B.T. May 14) asking for a public telephone kiosk to be Installed In the Cantonment Road Housing Estate. The Board is undertaking a survey to ascertain the needs of the estate and residents can be assured that it is the normal
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    Learning Malay—233
    398 8  - Learning Malay— 233 YUNUS MARIS By M.A. University of Malaya VOCABULARY Rumbia <n> ugo palm; «Up rumbia (Ni tatched roof, or roof made or the leaves of sago palm: balai raya <Ni community hall (lit: public building*: rhawan (m cup; aa-bßfai as, like; aambiUn tadji temporary. REDUPLICATION (conld.i Reduplicated nouns
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    WARNINGS FOR MAO HIDDEN IN PLAYS
    1404 8  -  VICTOR ZORZA by This is the second of two articles. The first appeared yesterday Playwrights are accused of having written their plays in the ancient Chinese phrase, to show that it is necessary to speak up for the people now, as the ancient heroes
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    Accused helped me search and gave me money, says widow
    1041 9 CASE OF THE MASON WHO VANISHED SINGAPORE, Mon Court is told of $10 fc for family expenses' THE wife of a mason told a preliminary inquiry today that alter her husband vanished on Jan. 7 this year, his employer helped
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    $200,000 allocated for livestock
    136 9 BRUAS. Monday. rpHE Ptrak State Government has allocated 1 $200,000 this year for purchase of oxen, goats, buffaloes, pips and chickens for distribution under tho rural development plan. This was announced by thi- Mentri Bc»ar, Dato Ahmad bin Said, today when he drclared open a $13,000
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    Annual meeting
    21 9 NO. Mon ihe St. NkhoOj and Honir for the Blind will hold us minimi meeting ai 6.15 p.m. tomorrow
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    MUAR BLOOD BANK HAS ONLY THREE PINTS
    91 9 Y| I AR. Mon —The Blouri A Bank at the (icneral Hospital here has only Hirer pints of blood. Appealins for donation*, from members of the puhlii thr medical officer. Dr. A. R. S. Bhathal. saiH it was "very necessary" that a enn-
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    2 get 'life' for consorting
    61 9 MUAR. Mon —Two Malaysians, Lav Slew How, 21. a woman, and T«o Chiong Hwei. 25. were today sentenced to life lmpprisonment by Justice Raja Azlan Shah in the High Court nere for consorting with members of the Indonesian Armed Forces. Both were said lo have
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    3-death plane crash probe
    53 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Malaysian Oeoartment ol Cnii Aviation will conduct an inquiry into the Beecticrnft Musketeer plane crash near Batu Pahat last Wednesday which resulted in the loss of three lives. The Singapore Department of Civil Aviation will help in the inquiry because the plane is
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    Body recovered from sea
    46 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. The body of a Chinese man was recovered from Uip sea oil Amber Road this morning by the police. The dead man. a^ed about 25 yam Has drt-.sscd in a while shirt and dark trousers. He had no ideniflcation papers
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    Dead under tree
    36 9 PARIT BUNTAR Mon. A toddy tapper. R Kuchanboo. SI. was found dead under a coconut tree at Cherosenese Estate 13 miles from here, yesterday. He Is believed to have fallen from a tree.
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    Motorist fined $1,140 on 110 charges
    254 9 Motorist fined $1,140 on 110 charges SINGAPORE. Mon.— A young motorist, arrested over the weekend, was brought up before two traffic courts today to answer a total of 110 charges for breach of minor traffic rules. Yeo Kee Hene was hauled up only after 107 warrants had been Issued by
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    Tengku's gift of $500
    58 9 KUALA PERLIS Mon. Thr Prune Minister. Teafkll Abdul Rahman today pßMnted $500 to the family of Joli.ui bin Awane. 35. who wa.s drowned in the .-< ;i here. jolian ni participating in a swimming event in the get held in conjunction wuh the 48th birthday celebrations
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    Lee begins talks in Belgrade
    193 9 Lee begins talks in Belgrade OELGRADE. Mon. Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and the Hungarian Premier Mr. Gyula Keatlay, yesterday opened talks on "some current I questions," the Yugosh v news ageiu-y Tani Jug reported today. i li believed that the two Premiers will devote special attention to
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    Two parang victims recovering
    72 9 Two parang victims recovering SINGAPORE, Mon. Two University of Singapore student.s were in the General Hospital today vexing from wounds itecl on th<>m by a man armed with a parang at Tiong Bahru. The condition ol BitlaMneum i Ounaratnam, a thud year mcdlHtent. and Khun Chonf Ling, ou> A inspect
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    'Work closely with others' call to S'pore Malays
    104 9 V^INGAPORE, Mon The Attorney General, Dr. Ahmad bin Ibrahim, yesterday urged Malay youth organisations to work closely with others to maintain a "harmonious multi-racial society,' and to take an active part in welfare work. He was receiving on behalf of the Prophet
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    Lock icon COTTON TAKES A PRETTY SWING
    212 10  -  Esme Baptista PRESENTED i>y COTTON takes a pretty swing this time in the shape of a handbag as seen in the picture here. Though the trend is for smaller handbags, career girls are keeping a firm hold on bags that are roomy and practical. This
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    Making up your mouth the new way
    384 10 Making up your mouth the new way Over to You < The Fabulous "Glossy Look" I^IRLS will have a new gloss dresses will twinkle and scintillate, hair will shine, eyelids glimmer and most important lips will have a new sheen. Its a new. new look that has had a faoulous
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    Clever cooks present food pretty
    311 10 F^yx^^Tf^TTl^^fr GOOD couks dunt always follow the rules they take recipes and adapt them to suit themselves. This way their cooking has a touch of individuality and originality, says Katie Stewart. Clever cooks present their food looking pretty and appetising. A enrnish can make all
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    PANCAKE HEELS FOR SANDALS
    86 10 PANCAKE HEELS FOR SANDALS EXPECT to see sandals in abundance this j year. The trend Is to- ward every variation on the sandal set on a pan- cake heel for almost any I kind of wear— in the I street and lor pan That pancake heel Is I also an
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    29 11 EVEN i! confrontation ended tomorrow, tbe Government can't run down its defence expenditure immediately. The present expansion programme was derided upon long before confrontation started. Mr. Tan >e*rerd*>.
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    Tan: We can fill that $630 m Plan gap
    414 11  - Tan: We can fill that $630 m Plan gap BOB NG: By Kuala Lumpur, Monday I*l IK -Minister of Finance, Mr. Tan 'Siew Sin, is confident that despite Britain's real to increase defence aid. the Government will be able to l'ilf the $6."W million gap in the Fust Malaysia Plan.
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    WALKER CALLS FOR PRIVATE TALKS
    198 11 WALKER CALLS FOR PRIVATE TALKS fc'LALA LLMPIR. Mon. —The Brit^h Iligb Commissioner, Sir Michael Walker, todar suggested that tbe Malayiiiao Government should hold private talks with tbe British Government to solve the current Mnom o r e-aid-to-Malaysia" problem. He was commenting on the remarks made by the Finance Minister. Mr.
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    Brunei leader hits at the 'hate makers' from other countries
    183 11 BRUNEI TOWN. Mon AWANG A. Hapidz Laksamana. a leading Brunei Malay businessman, has urged recent arrivals from "Singapore and other countries" not to try to create a split here. "These people, who have experienced difficulty in finding jobs in their
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    Reward for pupil hero who saved boy
    235 11 Reward for pupil hero who saved boy UENANG. Mon. For 1 15-year-old Mohamed Ismail bin Din. this was the uroudest and happiest day of his life. Lsmail, a Std. IV pupil of the Penang Parents Asi sociation school, received from his school this 1 morning a handsome watch in recognition
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    Hunter dies in road crash
    68 11 j SINGAPORE. Mon.— Mr. JoJrnh Kong. 57. a hunter, and lormrr employee of the City Council, I fatally Injured after being j knocked down by a car at the 1 l»:h mile. Buki: Timah Road.! rciay morninfj. He died on thr way to hospital. Eye-witnesses
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    New chairman
    40 11 KANOAR. Mon. Smrifah' Latiffah binte Svcd Ahrl lu.s been fl.-c.ed new chairman of the Perlis Umno Kaum Ibu sectionPu.ui Wan Chile binte Che Man,, vttt of tlir Stale Assembly' Speaker. Inche Vusoff bin Abu Bakar, was elected vice-chair-man-
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    Toh hits out at Poly's 'secret society'
    288 11 Toh hits out at Poly's 'secret society' SINGAPORE. Mon. Singapore's acting Prime Minister, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today called on the Polytechnic Students 1 Union to exercise tighter control over its members particularly its political society. Speaking at an orientation ceremony for about 800 frcshiM, at ;he Singapore Conference Hall
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    Acid attack: Police seek a husband
    112 11 IPOH. Mon. A housewilt'. Madam Sou Ah Chau. 36. who was badly burnt by acid on her 'ice and body over the week-end, is said loday to be progressing satisfactorily at the Orik Hospital in Upper Perak. Her younger sister. Soo Yoon Chin, who
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    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Telei communications services to the I north were disrupted for half-an-I hour today following power failure due to lightning at the Troi»k microwave power station to miles from here.
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    EASIER TREND DEVELOPS IN INDUSTRIAL SHARES
    610 14 Rrom Our Market Correspondent A ITCH the hectic conditions "t last week the Stock Exchange calmed down siiinruii.il yesterday and the turnover v.is a moderate one of 765.034 units of stocks and shares. Yesterday there was again profit-taking and the current week is likely
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    24 14 Malayan Stork Indira lav U, May 23. ■Industrials: 10i.3t 1U1.69 Tins: 121.24 121.61 rubbers: 110.37 110.49 •Dec. 30. 1963 100. Dec. 23. 1962 100.
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    1046 14 L>L'SINESS ift and reported to I the Sintapore and Kuala I. limp,n Ii idins ro«mv of the MiK-k I M-tunsr yesterday, with the number o' the shares traded in brackets: industrials. Seastaeti 13.U001 11 iv.. |t] «i n CX M. il Owi II.M ti i'J.OOO) SI 61 D, $1.62 D
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    29 14 Maj r( kki i< run 1 ksi tents klhuii li\f-ei«liths (•I .1 rent 1 TIN SU7II ((J«i\*n eeitil I nolluial eMim.itfil dtii-rine 235 tons (up 15 ton>>
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    DOLLAR RATE
    53 14 TVU. pn-M-iit ratr ot the Malayan dollar against thr pound strrl injt 'xed on November M, l 1 ix selling T.T. or O.D. >». 3 11/IM. Buylnc T.T. 2s. t 1 Ibd. Butin; O.D. is. J'.d The dollar at St Its oUlutorr middle iiosition in rrlalioo to its
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    55 14 ON tin- .Iltln.ll Malayan -ln.it In in Ha*M) Narkn Im Urn mcrk rndfri iMa» II), tin raaa* ..f call ratal araa at I IIIIVS BANK HM»S; pri r«al lo I prr caati Nt .K AI. H XaM I p*r rent te 4 per rrnl. MUV MEN of fund*
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    34 14 \.N to. trot tiohangt maiktt n Rone K<.- m» U.t) dollar »i» miot.,| at 771: for T.T. j*o<l 70*3 for liih Starlmi wan quoted at M ana tati of iold M M
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    10 14 -J-Ht •ittciatitt. of linKi m Malaysia m^rcnactt \eM<
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    Tin price attracts good support at lower levels
    165 14 rl Straits tin price in < Penang yesterday attracted good support at lower levHv The price fell 2."> cents to $6*o per picul on an offering estimated up 15 tons to 335 tons. Malax an Kubber: The easier iretid noticeable at the
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    82 14 CHINCIC P>raouct Citnin,! linta cart mm anttt et' aicul yntir day: Coaanut ail: Dull! S*6 ac.ata. <jr :rr. $47i M-Hara Ctera: SUy lun« "K Wiiiumi 1 "11 iut mi. Prptxr: tt'intok whit* |UT| arlltfri. Sarawak white IISS eellera. 1 Barawnk b^rk (130 aaliara. ga>t>l«j Lampon* buck «l33i«Nt eallen
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    76 14 MELBOl" INDUSTRIALS pro'laeo =«me ttta tall* *haair.< Coil Zinc Ml sliaiph b S« Tbon .Tftal leaning Moc'rvv with Ml l«a !..llln^ to S3 88 Fellow C'oppe: Proc :ind Pciic ;ei: •>• 5.' -0 md >1 S>9 respectively ii i N. Br«,« Amp*.. on. Ind. :-K Manut. I. so
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    219 14 JIM first tr^de robbrr fea buyers close*) at p.m. i* Mugapore and Kuali Lumpur vcstrrda> at CX crnt* per Ih down Hve-eifhths of a cent eta r delay's CStslßf lr\rl lot thr position. The tour VJM dull. R.A.S. and K.M.R.L clo«n« pricea in tenti per lb. reaU-rda^ Buyers
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    132 14 M viWdf II I iy 31 •I" I- y. D MsaJ Vio.a t.rvta 1 > Karn:nj;a SSM I L.. I tmei Cu\ errti x oai. Otnmtitn <rtvi>ad| Timit CatirM. Tne number 01 t:m«a lan >nr s total dividend it eawerea p> pror.ts oefore tax. nut altti prior ccar.
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    80 14 SMIPJ Ivmi •ii>m;».B» li,. H^rimui iMnti m aaaaalat la rt<y ait uRa 3 BeiißMCdl CJty of \\:nri:pe« 83 31 808 I otr > 46 Hoetb Deat 4. Mi« W 3 Ptrt l*ettennam Wharf Btrth. Hon» Kont De.»«ata, Ntw Wharl Btrtht: Rain. 1..0 v« lara. Stream Bertha: Bnetak,
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      127 14 What's Happening Back Home? Letter* to friends and relative* now overseas ara onl> one link between them and borne A regular Unk tctth the home scene is to send The Straits Budget, the weekly edition of The Stratti Times. Malaysians. «*x-M:4lj\»iarv. and friends abroad ■annot do better than read this
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      715 15 NOTICE AUCTION SALE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Valuable Singapore Properties 'ha: 1 Lim Poll Hin« alias Lim lo br held at our Sales- room ew No. 1«4 Market Strrrt. Singiporr Ipon lis.r applied lor a on Tueiday, 3 lit May, 1966 Licence at pie- at 2.3t p.m. Road, Falim.
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      833 15 NOTICES CHAPTER 195 (Pawnbroker*) In redeemed ledged (ioodo A Jewellery from the following Pan niirokers' Shops. No. .35 New Bridge Road Lam Joon Slong (Chop Sem Foh). No. 255 South Budge Road Ho Van Kee (Chop Heng Fall) Yong Kee No. 287 South Bridge Road Scow Klan (Chop Nam Cheong)
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      736 15 NOTICES BY 0..HI1: Or" THK POKT OF SINGArOKt Al THORITY lacnoM SAL* of I NCLAIMLD CARGO Compiling:— Provisions, Liquors. Medicines. Animal-food. Chemicals. Empty K.r.N Building-materials. Magazines. Fertilizerv Spare-parts. Teak-scantlings, etc. etc. TO BE HELD AT GODOWN "A- PORT OK SINGAPORE AI'THORITY On TUESDAY 31»t. MAY 1966 at 19.00 a.m. Note:—
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      723 15 TENDERS CITY COUNCIL TENDER Tenders are Invited for the supply and 'ellvery at the Electricity Supply Department's store at Dato Kramat Road. Penang of the following materials used for outdoor distribution In electricity supply work:— 1. 120.000 yds. of 7 .122 HD bare aluminium con- j ductor. 2. 100.000 yds.
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      785 15 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTSMALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCY IN SARAWAK No. 5 M Application* are invited for the following vacancy in Sarawak:— DIRECTOR OP MARINE. Department of Marine. Salary Scale: Division 1, Superscale Oroup 6 <*1.730/->. Qualiflcattoiu: Candidate* must be between 40-45 yean of age. ani must possess the r.rltlan Ministry of Transport Certificate
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      453 15 URGENT IMPORTANT SALE AT SHORT NOTICE by PUBLIC AUCTION of A valuable part diverted shipment very rare highest grades of handmade PERSIAN CARPETS RUGS j The contents of 7 bales Nos 485 1-7. i' 4 p;i ■<•• such valuable origins as TEHERAN. KURDISTAN KIRMAN. MIR. SAROUK. TABRIZ MOBARKKI DJIVAN. KASHAN.
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    51 16 AIXSR SI AR. Mon. 1 lie A.<MiniM<"r of Rural Development. Inche Suleiman bin Bulon. UMktjr umed Kedah adult argmßaMn not lo grumble o\er their »ork and pay. Ihev .should follow the <x- b\ the D S Pc \niunteers." he told 44 c *-s ■> CHiii^er* Uie Balai
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    26 16 JESSELTON Mon. Sabah Director of Education. Mr. J. E. B. Ambrose, returned here yp>tprday alter a month's tour of Australia and New Zealand.
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      246 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS (8 1. 1. Thanks the Information 6. Accounts for six Nepal repeople in turn US) forms (B>. I. Recorder brings girl to heel 7. Where there km a fall In (8i fruit consumption? (3. 6. 2, 9. Plain speaking from th« 4). stage (6) 12. Carried
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    49 17 LONDON. Mon. lorn Goddard- former England and Oloucester ofl-apin bowler, died at his home in Gloucester yesterday. 65. Goddard made eight Test appoa ranee.'- between 1930 and 1939. In the 1938 Johannesburg Test- he got a hattnek one of the 16 m-hieved la Test cricket hiMoiv— Reuter.
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    27 17 SINOAPORE. Mon Jan«tnites. favourites to win th« under-21 SHA competition, thrashed Katong District Combined Schools 13-0. while Khalsa Association beat Serangoon "District Combined Schools 3-1.
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    127 17 BANOKOK, Mon. Thallnnd Golf Association announced today that tin annual Putra Cup golf championship will be twld on Dec. 1-4 in Bangphru. about 100 miles south-east of Bangkok. The cup. donated by Malaysian Prime Minister Trngku Abdul R.ihman. is the symbol of
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      55 17 Pnianc Oiv :il): Eluiro 1 PS Sunn 'B 0 Ipoh Oiv. S: Oovt. Printers 6 PCRC A' 2. Hussar*' (up <pw Mallm): SeKo;;.)! DAR 8 MSS 0 H C>a.i.ih Lge: Youths 3 Pk Rner Hydro 1. Malacca Dlv. t: Kubu tTtd A 2 S4 Coy RAMC 0 Police In-ter-dUtrlct:
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      17 17 Ipoh l.je: Postals 2 Andersonlarv C 2: ACB 1 Kilat 0. Malacca L»f: st Daniels HS
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      46 17 1(1 trophy <P. Wellesleyr 1 D. Simon (67 netti 2 M. Doran (06>. Dublin Est. Club Cup: 1 R. Clayton '75. best gross score*. BrM nrtt score let nine: A. Galloway (32 > 2nd nine: D. Stewart <34i Hidden hole trophy: 1 L.V Striven; Wooden Mr
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      26 17 Krdah L(e: (Sg PaMnii Nepal* Youth Club. A S'ar bt S« pßtanl by 5 rurv NYC 55 and 27. Bg Patanl SO and 24. 1
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    108 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. A Malaysian Airways Jet landed at Singapore airport safely this afternoon with full emergency pre- cautions on. The 30 passengers in the plane fror.. Jesselton included the chairman of the Sabah Alliance, Tun Mustapha bin Datu Harun. On approaching the airport,
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    35 18 DAMASCUS. Mon —Iraq has de- nounced the latest US. sale of jet flj: liter? to Urael and termed It a i u-ia\e threat to peace and security in the Middle Bast."— A.P.
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    331 18 LONDON. Mon.— The London stock market was mainly fractions better on a modest Investment demand, prompted by hopes of an early end to the U.K. seamens strike. This followed news that talks between the two sides were to be held at the Ministry of Labour. Closing middle prices
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    60 18 ROME. Mon A Mnkr by ground news and office workers of the state-run Alitalia airline .spread throughout Italy today. IviltinK all but some foreign and I domestic flights. The company said It Intended to keep up most Atlantic U d those to the Far East and
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