The Straits Times, 15 February 1967

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    Lock icon Sock: I'm Not going away
    598 1 Sock: I'm Not going away JAKARTA, lues. President Sockarno said today he will not be in Japan for the birth of his Japan-ese-born wife's iirst child later this month. lie told newsmen he would stay in Jakarta despilo the moves to force him out at office. His third official wife,
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    Lock icon Pope presses on
    452 1 Despite new bombings BOMBS OVER NORTH VIETNAM AGAIN— PAGE 2 VATICAN CITY, Tuesday POPE PAUL will press on with his efforts to secure peace in Vietnam despite disappointment over the resumption of U.S. bombing of the North, Vatican observers said today. They recalled that only the day
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    Reds can still surrender
    129 1 K.UUHINU, Tuesday. SUBVERSIVE and other misguided people who surrender after "Operation Harapan" will be treated with justice and understanding, the Sarawak State Security Executive Committee announced today. Though Operation Harapan had ended, there was nothing to stop them from surrendering, said the committee. The committee held
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    Lock icon Winds and cold hit HK
    61 1 HONG KONG. Tues. Hong Kong came under the twin weather threat of strong winds and cold weather tonight. The Royal Obse-v»torv here I said the winter monsocr over South China had intensified. whipping up gale force winds in the Colony's coastal waters. It predicted that
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    The Reds who dare not leave prisons
    529 1 The Reds who dare not leave prisons KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. About 12.000 communists in various prisons in Sumatra are afraid to return to their kampongs for fear of reprisals by the people. This was disclosed today by Lieut. -Gen. A. J. Mokoginta, the Military Commander of Sumatra, who Is here
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    Govt 'no' to call for a consulate in Peking
    129 1 Govt 'no' to call for a consulate in Peking KUALA LLMPIK, Tues.— The Government today rejected a call by Alliance backbenchers for the establishment of a consulate in Peking. The Assistant Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports I'ngku Mohsein bin Abdul Kadir. told the I).--wan Ka ay.it the Government could
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    Found hanging
    48 1 SYDNEY. Tues— A 14 ear-old boy was found hanged a I his I home here alter da<:nnu (ran :< barber's shop where he have his shoulde'-leiiK' l i hair cut His mother had appealed to hi.s school to help ncr deal with the long-hair problem. fti uter.
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    Lock icon Quakes detected by 5 centres
    39 1 UPPSALA i Sweden i. Tues Seismographs at UoD-tala a» well as In Honx Kon Bangkok Tokyo and Pasadena In California registered earthquake yesteiday and today, described variously as severe" and "fairly I strong." AP.
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    Lock icon U.S. shows contempt'
    214 1 ROME. Tuesday AN Italian news- paper's first reaction to the U.S. decision to resume the bombing of North Vietnam was that America had shown contempt for the peace efforts of Pope P;iu.. The newspaper, the Communist Party organ I.'L'nita. said the bombing announcement was "a downright spectacular
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    Lock icon 'Soviet, Mao troops clash' report
    482 1 'Soviet, Mao troops clash' report TOKYO, Tues. A A Peking wall poster has claimed that Chinese and Soviet troops clashed recently on the Far Eastern border between the two countries, the Kyodo News Agencj reported last night. The wall poster gave no date or source for its reports, which said
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    STOP PRESS
    30 1 RORDF.R CLASH f| 111 < ILEM Tues. Svritn troop* tuil.i> rntere<i demilitarised /one ami wounded Israeli soldier in ■eeond in Hunt In 21 hours Israeli military oilit mln .viid.
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      Lock icon Bombs over North Vietnam again
      430 2 AMERICAN AIR RAIDS ON SUPPLY ROUTES JJNITED STATES bombers swept back into the skirs over North Vietnam today to resume their bombing after a pause lasting almost six days. An American military spokesman said the Ilr>t raid since Fob. 8. the start of the lunar
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      Lock icon KENNEDY 'I DEEPLY REGRET'
      60 2 KENNEDY 'I DEEPLY REGRET' WASHINGTON, Tues Senator Robert F. Kennedy issued this statement today: "I deeply regret that the bombing of North Vietnam has resumed. "Beyond that, it is mnst unfortunate that the truce period has gone by without greater progress being made by all of us on both sides
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      Lock icon LBJ: In fairness to our troops, we have no alternative
      295 2 LBJ: In fairness to our troops, we have no alternative WASHINGTON. Tuesday. PRESIDENT Johnson said the United States had "no alternative" but to resume its bombing of North yietnam after the Communists used the truce period to carry out a major re-supply of their troops in South Vietnam. In a
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      Lock icon World Bank earns record $279 mil in six months
      102 2 WASHINGTON, Tues.— The World Bank has reported record earnings of US$B3 million ($279) million in the six months ended last December 31 and US$ll million increase over the previous half year. This increase, one of the biggest for any six-month period
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      Lock icon £10,000 for a Huk head
      74 2 MANILA, Tups The Philippine Government has rawed the reward for the capture dead or alive of the country's number one Huk i communists i leader Pedro Taruk to 100,000 pesos (about *****0), it was officially announced here. The Secretary of National Defenrr. Mr. Ernrsto Mata.
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      Lock icon 3 killed, 27 injured as Aden violence goes on
      165 2 ADEN, Tues. Three Arabs were killed and 27 people, including eight British soldiers injured in continuing violence, strikes and demonstrations here yesterday. Among the dead was a child. The eight British soldiers were wounded In grenade and shooting incidents Arab casualties
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      Lock icon Jacqueline postpones her trip to S-East Asia
      98 2 NEW YORK, Tues.— Mrs. Jacqueline Kennedy has postponed indefinitely a trip to Hong Kong and South-East Asia which the bad planned this month, a spokesman said today. He gave no reason. The late President's widow had considered visiting her sister in Hong Kong
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      Lock icon Indian polls campaign: More violence reported
      262 2 Indian polls campaign: More violence reported I^EW DELHI. Tues. 11 A politician waa seriously injured by attackers wielding spears and sticks yesterday and a woman speaker was reported badly gashed by a stone, in the final violent day of India's eeneral election campaign. Because of the continuing violence the Prime
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      Lock icon Nasution: Sock responsible for the coup bid
      330 3 Nasution: Sock responsible for the coup bid JAKARTA, Tuesday. (GENERAL Nasution, Chairman of Indonesia's highest legislative body, last night laid sole responsibility for the 1965 Communist coup attempt on President Soekarno. Gen. Nasution was Defence Minister and Chief of Staff of the Armed Forces at the time of the abortive
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      Bandits kill 7 in bus
      38 3 BOGOTA, lues Bandit* hrld bus and killed seven pas•engara ycsierciav m Uir town of Crtparrupi, 100 miles west of here, police Hid. The bandits. Wtag BnanM and m.ulK irs. wounded 17 other passengers
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      Lock icon Jakarta blamed for death of 9 Chinese
      113 3 HONG KOM.. Tues. Kadio Peking alleged today that nine Chinese nationals imprisoned by the Indonesian authorities died of illness without receiving proper medical treatment. They were among 54)0 overseas Chinese put into detention camp after beinjr rounded up by the Indonesian "Rightist elements'
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      L-plates solve these girls' problems
      83 3 IT LOOKS like the motorist's nightmare four learners and only one qualified road user with them. But for the schoolgirl riders, it means safety. The girls of Bremond College. Coventry, used to find that when they rode their ponies along busy roads, motorists would curse
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      Lock icon New Soviet link with Britain to restore contact with the U.S.
      302 3 MOSCOW. Tuesday 'PHE Soviet Union seems ready to move to a new serious relationship with Britain, possibly as a bridge towards restoring contact with the United States. Diplomat* in Moscow rated Premier Kasygins week-long visit to London a political
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      Lock icon Wilson in patched suit at State function
      98 3 LONDON. Tues. The Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, wore a patched suit when he attended airport farewell ceremonies yesterday for the Soviet Premier. Mr Alexei Kosygln. Mr. Wilson basic salary £14.000— had a tlslble patch jiiNt below the left hand jacket pocket of
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      Petula Clark to sing for LBJ
      48 3 LONDON. Tues President. Johnson has invited Bn'ain's Petula Clark to sing at the White House on April 28. the international singing star told reporter* here today before flying to Geneva. Miss Clark said it would be her first meeting with the President.
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      Lock icon FREED ON £42,000 BAIL SAVUNDRA
      119 3 FREED ON £42,000 BAIL SAVUNDRA f ONDON, Tues. Ceylon-ese-born Dr. Emll Savundra, former chief of a London insurance company which crashed last year, was released yesterday on a £42,000 bail. Dr. Savundra, 43, was detained last Saturday on fraud charges Involving more than £500,000. He was founder of the Fire,
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      Six children die in fire
      63 3 SOUTH HAVEN i Michigan i. Tues.— Fire swept a small farm snack near here yesterday, killing 6ix children. One child escaped. The children's parents sleeping ir. a shack 27ft. away, rushed to help their children but were too late. The father. Alzie Bice 36. suffered
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      Lock icon Airliner wheel stowaway found dead on field
      130 3 TOS ANGELES, Tnes.— The crushed body of a Mexican was found on a school playground yesterday and police said he might have fallen from an airliner passing overhead. lie tarried papers identifying him as lluberto .in i.i Gutierrez, from Mexico. Police said no
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      Lock icon 20 fall into river while watching fire
      86 3 BANGKOK. Tues— Twenty spectators were still missing today after falling into a river while watching a fire that destroyed a rice mill, a warehouse and 30 shops last night. The fire, on the oanfcs of tha Chaophya River in Thonburi a<*rosi, from Bangkok,
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      Negro strike is a flop
      54 3 DETROIT, Tues. Negro leaders supporting representative Adam Clayton Powell yesterday called the first general strike by Negroes In the U.S. Early reports Indicated that It was a flop. The big three motor companies, by far Detroit's largest employers of Negroes, reported normal work attendance at
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      Change of plea
      52 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. An offlce buy. Sheikh Omar bin Sheikh Said. 22, who 10 days ago pleaded guilty to a charge of criminal breach of trust of $39 belonging to the Stnats Tlmaa Press (Mi Ltd. amended his plea to not guilty yesterday. Hewing was fixed lor
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      Hot weather dress protest in Melbourne trams
      163 3  - Hot weather dress protest in Melbourne trams Jack Fingleton From (CANBERRA. Tues. Panel heavy twill is not the drill for Melbourne transport workers in hot weather and if the Government doesn't agree to lighter uniforms Melbourne's trams will stop later this week in protest. Tram workers say they are tired
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      Lock icon Danny Kaye's 5 hours with a very sick woman
      206 3 Danny Kaye's 5 hours with a very sick woman I ONDON. Tues. American film star Danny Kaye spent five hours last night on a Jet flight from the United States to London giving oxygen to a seriously ill woman. The captain of the plane called on the 54-year-old comedian to
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      Crisis averted
      39 3 yTMT* Tues.— The Government of Premier Aldo Moro decided yesterday against resigning. The decision averted for the time being a crisis that threatened after the defeat of a Government Bill in the Senate last Thursday —A. P.
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    N-submarine Valiant to call at Singapore
    123 4 SINGAPORE. TueiCommander Peter Herbert (above). the skipper of the British Royal Navy's nuclear submarine H.M.S. Valiant, which is due to call at Singapore soon on her way to take part in exercises with the Far East Fleet. Commander Herbert, 38, who has been In
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    Dinner and dance
    29 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Radio and Electrical Traders Association of Singapore will hold Its annual dinner and dance at the Singapore Hotel on Friday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Aussie ex-PoWs visit the 'Angel of Changi'
    128 4 Aussie ex-PoWs visit the 'Angel of Changi' SINGAPORE, Tuesday. TEN Australians, who were prisoners-of-war in Singapore during the Japanese Occupation, tonight had a reunion with a Chinese woman who had brought them relief during those perilous times." Mrs. Mary Beah. better known as the "Angel of Changl" for her untiring
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    Power cuts
    59 4 SLNGArOUE. Tues fclectrlcity supply will be cut oft" between 8.30 am and i 30 pm. tomorrow in Upper Seingoon Road i finis H\m.:. i. Florence Road, kampongs In the interior: Poh Huat Road, u\m \h Pin Road. Jalan Tanl. Simon Road, Da Sllva Lane, Lowland Road. Jalan Perlsai.
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    Witness: Two accused fell out over sale proceeds
    775 4 Witness: Two accused fell out over sale proceeds $1.2 M1L FRAUD CASE SINGAPORE, Tues. THE main witness in the Lee Wan Bank million-dollar fraud case, Sim Boon Chuan, today told a district court that after the last shipping guarantee was obtained from the bank, two of the four men, charged
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    'ORIENTAL ENVOY' FOR TOUR
    107 4 SINGAPORE. Tues— Miss Lily Chia. a Singapore secretary will leave on Thursday ror a month's tour of Australia and New Zealand as an "Oriental Ambassadress." She is the 23-year-old secretary to the district sales manager of Air New Zealand Her "diplomatic brief" Is to promote the
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    Fun fair
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Tver— The Singapore Trained Nurse*' Association will hold a fun fair and Jumble sale on Saturday between 1 p.m. and 6 p.m. at the grounds of the Girl Guides Association headquarters In Clemenceau Avenue.
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    Orchid course to begin soon
    66 4 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The Adult Education Board Is organising an eight-week course In English on advanced orchid cultivation. It will be held on Mondays, from 7.15 p.m. to 845 p.m.. at the Cutural Centre, beginning on Feb. 20. The fee for the course Is $15. Those
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    BIRTH CONTROL: UAR APPROVES SA YS MISSION
    351 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Mohamed Tawflk Oweda, leader of the United Arab Republic's Supreme Council of Islamic Affairs delegation now visiting Singapore today said Islam strongly supported birth control. He pointed out that the Koran contained passages which encouraged birth control. In his country,
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    Registration
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Tues.—Registration for admi.vMon to the Adult Education Board's Secondary Four < Tamil i class will be held at the Cultural Centre, Canning Rise, from 9 am. to 4 p.m. from Friday to Feb. 24.
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    Free film shows
    39 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry of Culture will hi-ld free film shows tomorrow at 7. 30 p.rr.. at Kampone Coronation Tengah. Ka:-nponu Llm Teck Bio infl Pava Leban. Kamponc Pernhlll Road and Nam Ho Village Chinese temple.
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      120 4 SCHOOLS TV PROGRAMME TODAY r rODAYB educational TV 1225 pjn 1245 pm. Na- programme on Channel 8 tlonal language Sec. 2-Mensa-l.s ny follows: takan Tldak. R3O am. Oeography Sec. 1— 2 pm. Oen(rraphv i^»c. 1 Time belts and International Time belts and International dateline dateline 9 15 am Mathematics Sec
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    'Consulate in Peking' call to Govt
    1300 5 Malaysian Parliament REPORTERS: V K. CHIN. 808 NG. ALBERT RAMALINGAM KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday J^ CALL to the Government to set up a Peking consulate and a suggestion for closer ties with Russia highlighted the debate on Foreign Affairs in the Dewan Ra'ayat today. An
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    $37.7 M YIELD FROM C'WEALTH IMPORTS
    114 5 I/lAI.A L'JMPIR. lues —Imports of Commonwealth coods on which preferential tariffs uerr removed lasl &MKW*t yielded more than v! 7 I million in duties in the first six months of last yrar. The Minister of Kinamr. Mr. Tan Siew Sin. told the Dewan Ra'ayat
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    SELECT ENVOYS ON BASIS OF CALIBRE, SAYS NAIR
    164 5 SELECT ENVOYS ON BASIS OF CALIBRE, SAYS NAIR to oefend the region attain*! any foim of tgg itHe shy nested ;he establi«nment of ASA silence and medical study centre* to foster better rehilionship i\( IU ABI) I I. MMAO BIN (.1 I. MIM Ml MIWJI iP.MIP-Pasir Mas Hulu> m;iiised the
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    400 ARE STUDYING FRENCH IN SPORE
    179 6 400 ARE STUDYING FRENCH IN SPORE SINGAPORE. Tues. There are now more than 400 students studying French at the Alliance Francai.se here double the number before Singapore became independent in August 1965. Dtaclostnf thi.s today. Mr. Maurice Bruczlere. the vlNlting director of the Alliance Francalse of Paris, said the increase
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    STORE SIGNS AIR PACT WITH JAPAN
    95 6 STORE SIGNS AIR PACT WITH JAPAN SINGAPORE. Tues—Malaysia Singapore Airways hopes to expand its service to Tokyo "in the near future," but nc target date has yet been fixed. This was staled today by Mr. Won? Kenu Sam. Permanent Secretary to the Deputy Prime Minister's office. «M he signed an
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    Death fall: Identify plea
    120 6 SINGAPORE. Tues Police want to contact relative or friends of an unidentified middle-aged man. who died after a fall from 1 one of the floors of Block I in Mattar Road at about i 6.50 a.m. yesterday. He was Mill alive when police I found him
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    Artist's gift to the PM
    217 6 tfINGAPORK. Tues. Mrs. Klizabcth Li'mmun. wife <>>' a Rov.il Air Force pilot stationed here, today presenteel the Singapore Prime Minister. Mr. \Jtt Kuan Yew, with a portrait of him painted by her. Accompanied hv her liu^b.ind. HI. Ural G.T. l.<mmiin. stir called on Mr I.cc
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    Two girls and boy cleared of riot charge
    234 6 Two girls and boy cleared of riot charge SINGAPORE. Tues TWO jiirls and :i hoy. charged with rioting while being members of ;m unlawful :isscmbly which caused hurl to some police officers, were lodav acquitted and di.si*harge(l by the court without their defence being called. The two girl* Phang Tjeng
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    Discharge for two men accused of mischief
    143 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Two nun. charged with committing mischief to public property, while being members of an unlawful asBembly, wore discharged by a magistrate's court today. The two men. Chua Lock Khye and Tant; Yong Yuen, were aliened to have committed the offence lai
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    Bereaved mother gets $1,250
    130 6 Bereaved mother gets $1,250 Singapore. Tues Madan Chua Tiong. 64, Whose 17-year old son Ll Sing How. was killed in a bus accident more than three years ago. has been awarded $1,250 and costs by Mr Justice Ambrose in the High Court. The award was agatiis! iiie Chanel Bus Co.
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    China watching
    1805 7  -  STANLEY KARNOW The art of PERILS AND PITFALLS OF UNRAVELLING THE MYSTERIES OF THE WORLD'S LARGEST ENIGMA by UNTIL recently, the art of Chinawatching was a rather gentle intellectual exercise, practised mainly in Hong Kong by a civilized assortment of diplomats, scholars, journalists, military analysts and intelligence agents
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    30 8 10 Wordt US (Minimum) THE PRINCIPAL A STAFF of OM Baa Beng School wish to expreai their s nrere condolence to Messri. V. Kmnamurthy and Totig Km L*oog oa
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    30 8 in Wnrit SIS i Minimum) LAWRENCE CHEOW now roormleaeing In Bnling thanka P-urgeon. ataff renang Genenl Hoapital and all relative! and friend! who lent flower* and get well message*.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    22 8 f« Ward* lit (Minimum) IN CHERISHED MEMORY Of Dr. Kens Chin called Home 15-3-«4. Sadly mused by wife and family.
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      After The Pause
      653 8 Bomb blast has scorched the hope of early peace in Vietnam. We are back to square one. Hanoi is prepared to talk if the Americans will end their bombing of North Vietnam unconditionally and permanently; the Americans j will call off the bombing if Hanoi in turn
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      Flood Self-help
      312 8 Whatever else must be done to help the East Coast flood victims, resuming production clearly must com* first. Haji Ghazali Jawi, the Minister of Agriculture, has suggested that Kelantan farmers plant cash crops such aa maize and ground nuts without delay, and has asked his officers to channel
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      Law's Delays
      234 8 Complaints by members of the bar of the law's delays are frequent and usually without profit. Yesterday the tables were turned by the President of the Sessions Court in Kuala Lumpur who refused an application for the postponement of a case for which the date had been set
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    The 'box' that has started a shipping revolution
    1294 8  - The 'box' that has started a shipping revolution THOMAS LAND A problem faces Asian ports. Should they invest in new equipment to accommodate container-carrying ships? The container "revolution" is spreading in the Atlantic, and now many liner consortia are preparing for container traffic to Africa and Asia. by A CONTAINER
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    LEARNING MALAY
    458 8  -  YUNUS MARIS Lesson 4 in a new series by GLOSSARY: DASAR (n) base, principle; MENjamln (v> to guarantee, to give assurance: PERtukarAN (n) exchange, convertibility; wan* (n) money, currency: matawang (.n) currency: BERtukar (v) to change, alter, transfer; PERatorAN (n) arrangement; chara <n> method: sama sendlrl (Adv) mutually:
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    Russian chess master coming
    84 9 SINGAPORE. lues— Yuri Averhakh. the Russian international Grandmaster of Chess, will play a ■im v 1 1 a n eous matrh against 45 Singapore chess enthusiasts next week. He will be arriving here on Feb. 21 for a promised two-day return visit. He was here for
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    Security checks even on advisers
    199 9 Security checks even on advisers KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. gECURITY checks are carried out on experts and advisers seconded for work in Malaysia from international organisations, it was disclosed in the Dewan Ra'ayat today. The Minister of Education, Inche Khlr Joharl, who made the disclosure, was replying to Dr. Tan Chee
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    10-night pesta to aid pupils
    53 9 PENANG, Tues— The Old Boys Association of the Penang Malay School. North Province Wellesley. plans to hold a 10-night pest a in aid of an education fund for needy pupils. The pesta, to be hold on the compound of the village community hall, will open
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    ANTI-RED ROLE FOR INDON ARMY WIVES
    153 9 ANTI-RED ROLE FOR INDON ARMY WIVES ITUALA LUMPUR. Tues.— Army wives In Indonesia have a special role to play that of preventing their husbands from going Communist. This was stated here today by Mrs. Harriett Musklta (above), the first woman paratrooper In Sumatra. Mrs. Muskita said wives of army officers
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    Two for conference of YMCA leaders
    123 9 SINGAPORE, Tues.— TWO Singaporeans will represent the council of YMCA of Malaysia and Singapore at a five-day conference of Asian YMCA leaders in Melbourne beginning on Sunday. They are Mr. Kaymon T. H. Huang, who is chairman of the' Sli.gupore Board of Film Censors,
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    Tonnage limit extended
    40 9 6INOAPORE rues The import >f goods and articles from Indonesia is now prohibited aboard I vessels under 200 net tons except through Trlok Aver Rasln The restriction formerly appned only j* tndinesian vessels ol the same tonnage
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    Road toll
    22 9 SINGAPORE rues— A total of 147 traffic accidents «er* reported during the put 34 noun Pour war* described as •sriou*."
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    First Malaysian to be No. 1 taxman
    223 9 18-year ladder to the top KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. \|R. Lim Leong Seng, who joined the Department of Inland Revenue as an examiner 18 years ago, is now its new Com-ptroller-General the first Malaysian to head the department since its inception in 1947. He
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    Jailed: Thai fisherman who slipped into Penang
    94 9 PENANG, Tues.—lnspector of Immigration Inche Mohamed Harris Robson told a court here yesterday that it was becoming common for Thai fishermen to enter Penang illegally to seek employment. "They are depriving local fishermen of Jobs," he Mid in asking for a deterrent sentence
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    Dancer is 'Miss Fun Fair'
    63 9 KANOAR, Tues. Malay folk dancer Che Wan Muzirah binte Wan Saidin, 21 was last night elected "Miss Fun Fair" at the joint pesta organised by the Perils Scout Council and the Primary Schools Sports Association. Wan Bee binte Nordin, an assistant at the State Welfare
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    Strikers again picket manager's home
    65 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. About 50 employees of the National Employers Mutual General Insurance Association picketted the home of their manager, Mr. K.S. Leong. for the second time yesterday. The strikers, members of the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union, first picketed Mr. Leong's home on Chinese New
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    Efficiency drive in Singapore industries
    94 9 Efficiency drive in Singapore industries QINGAPORE. Tues. A campaign to increase productivity in Industries in Singapore will be launched In April, when the new National Productivity Centre starts operating. The centre will also try to bring about greater cooperation between workers, employers and th» Government to improve the quality of
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      160 9 *_a Once there was a handsome dog JJS^ who went with a cool cat. Man, they were the envy /M of everyone everywhere, &&B I TONp because she was so purr-ty ||i j VjLJ and he so de-bone-air. II \jJ2cl You see, they simply discovered a couple of Sanyo's happy-Ivy
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      744 9 TV MALAYSIA Channel 5 Kuala Lumpur and Samurai The Last Duel; 7.8S Penanc 6 Ipoh and Malacca: Marl Kita Bersatu National S. 10 Johore Bahru; S Taiping; Solidarity Week: 8.00 News in 7 Batu Pahat; 9 Kluang. Mandarin; 8.10 Closing cere--5.45 P.M. Programme sum- mony of Solidarity Week at mary;
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    Bright trade prospects for Spore goods in Bulgaria...
    353 10  - Bright trade prospects for Spore goods in Bulgaria CHAN BONG SOO By BULGARIA, with a population of about eight million, holds very bright trading prospects for Singapore. Local manufacturers should make every effort to explore this market. To facilitate matters, there is an existing trade pact signed on May 5
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    HUME STEEL MANAGER
    150 10 HUME Industries (Far East) Limited announced the recent appointment of Mr. Tay Kuans Sen* (above) as works manager for their steel division. Mr. Tay, who received his engineering training in Britain, is a qualified water engineer and an Associate Member of the Institution of Civil Engineers, I
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    Dairy sales to Asia now at a record level
    482 10 Dairy sales to Asia now at a record level /GREATER two-way trade \I between New Zealand i and countries which could develop Into greater markets for New Zealand dairy produce is advocated by the chairman of the New Zealand Dairy Board. Sir Andrew Linton. In a press statement, Bir Andrew
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    This cargo ship will be 'new' in 20 years —time
    240 10 This cargo ship will be 'new' in 20 years time AN Improved fast cargoliner, which will still be among the most modern ships even after 20 years, has been built and delivered to Its owner. She is the 12.000-ton Leuve Lloyd, one of the first of four fast cargoliners ordered
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    Two printers off on a one-month study tour
    205 10 riWO leading Singapore 1 printers left by air recently for a one-month tour of printing establishments in Europe and the United Kingdom, to study the latest techniques and developments in the industry. They are Mr. Leong Jee, sole proprietor of Koon Wah
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    How to plan an airport...
    53 10 A NEW handbook on airport buildings and aprons ha* been published by the International Air Transport A.isoclatlon Entitled "Airport Terminals." It replaces lATA < previous manual Issued In 1962. It Is Intended to assist airport and government control authorities, architects, designers, and a.rllnerx In banning
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    NCR micro storage system on mart soon
    324 10 rE National Cash Register Co of Dayton, Ohio, will Introduce their latest development, the Photochromic Micro Image storage system, to Singapore and Malaysia In the near future Centres for this new system, now in operation In the United States and Japan, will also
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    MSA plans a drive
    106 10 I ]Lf R. GEORGE HOWLINQ. MSA lf director of sales, togethet with marketing and area manager* from South-East Asia. Australia Hong Kong. Taiwan and Japan, met at the Chinese Cnamber of Commerce conference room recently to discuss the format of tha i 1967-1968 advertising and proi
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      417 10 4 Reasons why is the most reliable outboard motor for your ski boat 1. Its construction is simple, yet advanced, and therefore is more reliable than the more complicated outboards. 2. Johnson's were among the first and are the largest manufacturers of outboards in the world. Their long experience has
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      36 10 FOR SALE LADIES' SEAMLESS HOSIERY PLANT 400 NEEDLE 3| DIAMETER (FROM MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA) inspection invited... ALL MACHINES AND EQUIPMENT IN EXCELLENT RUNNING CONDITION Apply in first instance to: HOSIERY PLANT TANGLIN P.O. BOX 25 SINGAPORE 10.
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      Shopkeeper is robbed
      52 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Pour thugs. three armed with knive* and the fourth with what appOUVd to be a toy pistol, held ur> Koh Ch<H)n Poi. proprietor U i provision shop and his five a&.susunu m Joo Avenue, off Rangoon Road, yesterday and IS with (600 and a wrist
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      Aussie unit to adopt a fishing village today
      183 11 Aussie unit to adopt a fishing village today MALACCA. Tues. The 4th Bn., Royal Australian Regiment. fit Terendak Camp, will "adopt" a nearby fishing village—Kampong Pantai Tanah Merah tomorrow. The project will be known as Operation Gotong Royong. It will be the first time that an Australian battalion takes an
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      Boy detained after theft
      36 11 PARIT BL'NTAR. Tues. A boy. 14, was detained yesterday after a Miatch-Uieft in which a young woman cyclist las; her purs* containing $12 A motor-cyclist and another pas-ser-by holped in thr arrest
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      Poly plan drawn up for XL and Ipoh, House told
      147 11 Poly plan drawn up for XL and Ipoh, House told |(UALA LUMPUR. 1V Tues. Polytechnics are to be set up here and in Ipoh. the Dewan Ra ayat was told today. The Minister of Education. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. said this in the House during question time. He said plans
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      Lock icon A smile that says I've won $68,000'
      133 11 4 m.s. mm smile from an Australian (hiMM, .Mr. Robert l.re Younc 24. .ibiurd the pas.seni;er liner Fairstar, which clocked in Singapore on Monday night. Mr. Young, who is on his way to England to "make his fortune" got a cable from bis
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      LAND: BANK EXPLAINS
      180 11 ,|(UALA LUMPUR. Tues. Bank Bumiputra will accept any land as security for any loan it eives. This was stated here today by a spokesman of the bank when he clarified a statement made by an official of the Kota Bharu branch that tho bank wouid only accept
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      More gifts to the Disaster Fund
      686 11 I£UALA LUMPUR, Tues.— The Straits Times yesteia.y received $1,374 ior the National Disaster Relief Funa. Donors were: Mund2 Sekuiali Meneiigan Rrnd.ih. St-nu.iyan. Seremo.in. Ill; Children of Tenby <Enßlism School. Ipoh. $25; Stall of Department of Public Trustee and Official Administrator. Malaysia. $20: Christian Youth
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      'PRINCESS' BETTY
      70 11 UAIR- STYLIST. Betty Lim 24 (above), will represent Malaysia at the Queen of the Pacific bc.iuly quest in Melbourne next month. On Monday night in Kuala Lumpur, she won the right to represent the country when she beat seven other eirls at the Miss Pacific Princess (Malaysia) contest.
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      DIG AND BECOME RICH' IS JUST A MYTH: DATO LAU
      183 11 DIG AND BECOME RICH' IS JUST A MYTH: DA TO LAU IPOH. Tues. Dato 1 Luu Pak Khuan. president of the Perak Chinese Mining Association, last night exploded as a myth, the "legend that miners Just dii: and become rich overnight." "Facts do not support such legendary belief." he sa.d.
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      151 11 JMh Just imagine business than with any other pen. for up to 10,000 words. It without an office, an office The Parker 45 has the has a solid 14K gold point without correspondence largest unit sales in for smooth, effortless and records. ..correspond- Singapore and Malaysia... writing, and a gleaming
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      958 12 iLoulinurd from fa(e 81 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS 79 Wnre-. Sli fMmimum) THI FAMILY OF lite Mr. R. Valllpuram. Taiping. a>n< 1 reiv thank friends reams MtasjfßM and attendance dur.ng their rascal herca ement Thinks to do- tor. and StaaT. Dmtnrt HoipiUl. Tasjasg <or their kind attention during hie lilntvs THE FAMILY OF
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      966 12 ACCOMMODATION VACANT It Worda SI (Mm.)— Box tt cts. ea»ra BUNGALOWS No. ft Palm Avcouc am No 47 Slang Kuang A\enus. Available imnnediately. Tel: S pore i 75U66. MODERN 2 BEDROOM FLAT Reasonable rent. Available at Eden PaTK, 885- A. Buklt Timah Road, 8 pots) 10. i Tel: 70^17. NEW
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      1032 12 HOUSES LAND FOR SALE l» Kurds S» (Mm.)— Box SS rls mxtro BUNGALOW NOUSE Still Road I area 3 bedrooms, garage. sen-ants quarters, apacious lawn. ii.u:'O aq 't.', freehold Pbone (8 pore) 41.'47 after 0.30 p.m. DISTRICT A ell-planned 3 rooms Kiat lounge cum dinict: room servant 4 own amenities
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      713 12 HIRE PURCHASE li MVoraia SS (Mm.)— Box tt eta »>r« LOANS GRANTED tsr m/cars. n/cycies st favourable terms. 28 .airnn.i! Road. Singapore Pboae HJIS4O mm ELECT FROM ELECTRONICS IV Radio Co.. tbe widest range of Amplifiers Turnuoles. TV, Radios, rypewruem. ttc 63. Middle Road. i Dors 34b96. BOOKS PUBLICATIONS la
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      974 12 FURNITURE M.re-. SS (Mm.) Box tt eta. ssfri LATEST DESIGNS of Cane Fumitun reasonably priced Di-talls Lee Wah V r-'vena^h Road, s rare lei: °JOa»U FOR MODERN DESIGNS In Can I Furnltuie, Visit Adrian s. 4Jj Rue j Valley Road. Singapore *****. HI-FI STEREO M Worrf. S< (Mm.)— Box It
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      1032 12 FOR SALE M MoraM if (Mm.)— Box it rfs B*JB*| si BTI STEREO blark box (ood coo dltion S23U pnonr 66.M64 8 pore. FRIOCE SPRAVINC rrpairin( a r oy ncrs homr. hundred of sktisnn i» clients. TH: :M»O4 B'por». I IMPORTERS WANTED BwxM Dn B tal floss noldrrs aad ajumin.
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      712 12 WHERE TO STAY (S'porc) M Hi.rrfs S* l¥ln.) Box it rfs MfM SLOANE COURT HOTEL IKlllly AircoiMiitioocdi 17 Balmoral Ruad. S Der« Trl: H DANCINC OININC NICMTLV South Fast Asia Bar Sfstaurant IW), Wat.-r--r 100 Strrti. Spore Tsx I "LLOYO HCUSE MOTEL" A ConHition»d. >1 sinnie rooms, m/convsI BMMM Llovrt
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      289 12 KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTIIE Tenders w'M be received from registered fontiactoi- by the .)r--maah PmibuK.t Tender Ibu Pejabat d h Kei.i.i Akaunt. :i. Keretnpi Tanuh Melttvu. Ku.ila I unipur up to ii' 00 .i m on Wednexdav Ist Mareta IMI H>r ißylng undersround cable In Asbest(« Ceniem Ducti lor
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      1224 13 l U _utt,BPQ U I t OtSI tOASI U.K.. Uael'tuii mv 'Mm MENTOR Htm (.pool. S'g— It PI Telly Fik 11 PYRRHUS Liverpool Fik It II AUTOMEDON 6- Liverpool MB, 11 Ftk II Fik 1172 Fek 21 LHiiils BAMtjaa t 'el Ji cc» ;i?» UPENOR n.i,. n I'cuoi. D-iia. A'aioeW
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      1356 13 r//£LW\3L//V£S Vm4t\\(h\-th EXPRESS SAILINGSTO GENOAROITEROAM-HAMBURG-AARHUS-COPENHAGEN. p Sham Per.ang S'pori i Genoa R'dam H'burf Aarhut C'hagei SONGKHLA Fll 21,25 Fel 2S 27 21, 2 Ma Mir 21 Mar 21 Apr 1 Apr I Apr I SARGODHA Mar 25. 27 Mar 21 21 11/ 2 Apr Apt II Apr 27 Apr II
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      1178 13 1 benwline] UPIESS SERVICE It LONDON IUtWrUtH (.ONIINLNIAt PUtU nrkinrnru iv Utotjtti <*« OtiNHlliUtn Ant«erp Mar 21 t 1 nan -t.ieot Hamburg Mar 25 Ii Pt Till} Fik 11/17 nVMATTfIIaV mneon Mai 72 BENAITUW Rotterdam Apr J -njipori PL S'Kam 'tnang HamDutg Apt 7 Frt 17/11 Frt 71 23 Ftk
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      1377 13 teELLERMAH BUCKNALL S.S. CO.. LTD. Ml OVERLEAF FOI OuTwAlO SERVICE FROM U.tWCONTINENI. i.mtr far tianoori S'taa 'nut CIII OF COLOMBO i.nson, Hantjj'g. Rottudam. Ha<rt, Hull. V Cro 27 ffl 1 ttt 7/ 3 Mar CUT OF NELLINSrON it hj-nrjL g Rottirdim Havri. Hull, In.mhj-i 71.71 Mm 79 31 Mv CITY
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    139 14 MELBOURNE Turn. T ED by toy Mocks, industrials w ei e easier Philip Mom s was i the exception making a forward move of 20 cents to $7.80 BHP viropprd fi cents to $6 38. Base meuals eased and oils were barely steady. Today clo-inc (.rtcen In Aimrali.in
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    364 14 THE following list of stircted 1 Malayan Industrial > iritis is basml on last sales to Ftb. 8. Average Kross <1n .dend yield 5.4 per cent .x.S per cent). Average gross earnings yield 14.7 per cent < 14.1* per Ml, Cempamei lecated in Siniapere fer Average *to*i dividend
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    CLOSIN6 PRICES
    23 14 Feb. 14. RIBBER PRICE: Ml (down half a cent). TIN: 5602 (down 25 cents) Kstimated unofficial offering was 250 tons (unchanged).
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    INDUSTRIALS BETTER ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    988 14 From Our Market Correspondent INDUSTRIES were gene--1 rally better on the Stock Exchange yesterday. The sudden downward trend of Monday was somewhat checked, and at the close most of the popular counters were a little up on the day. The largest turnover was returned
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    STOCK INDICES
    32 14 Malayan Stork Indices Feb. 13 Frb. 14 'Industrials: 1ub.58 lub.hh •Properties; 101.39 101.::» Minings; In.vll IIIX.B' S ruboer;: 111 80 111.80 Dec L' 9, 196; -100 •Dec. 30. 1966 100
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    Rubber down half a cent
    267 14 ptl>Rl ARV rirsl grade rubbrr f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore yesterday at 56»i cents per Ib. down half cent on Monday's closing level for the position. The tone was dull. R.A.S. and MJt.E. closing prices in cent* per Ib.
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      1132 14 YY"-' KAWASAaU tUSEN KAISHA LTD. Direct U.S.A. Atlantic Coast Service Banifcui Konttunt Text funiano must, dan "Tn«re Mini la Part 27 21 Fel 3 Apr 12 Apr 14 Apr IS Apr "WgHMaT II 22 Mar 2)31 Mir 7 Mil 12 May It May 17 Mi) Japan Direct Service Penani Sinjsuor*
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      902 14 P&O to Australia s.s. "ORSOVA" (29,000 tons fully oirconditioned stabilised) Deporting SINGAPORE 10 Mar 1967 For FREMANTLE 15 Mar 1967 ADELAIDE 18 Mar 1967 MELBOURNE 19 Mar 1967 SYDNEY 21 Mar 1967 LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE (tare* from 5825 to Sydney) Apply to your Travel Agent, or to:ISLAT KERR
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      486 14 p»s3^2E_i [S3S 3_93^ED WtSTBObNDi EUROPE SERVICE: Singapore f Sham Penang rM> YAM* IS/17 Fll 11/21 Fal H Fll MarMilla*. Mavis. Dwtun. MM 11/12 Mr 13/19 Al' 1i *H NarteillM. Bordeau Havre Ouattft EASTBOUNDI Ofp. Arr. Arr. Arr. Msrje'lles Penani P. S'hii* S'por* Nti TIDRA* II Fel 27 Ftl 1 Mat
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      191 14 LLOYD TRIESTINO LUXURY LINERS TO EUROPE via Bombay, Karachi. Aden, Pert Said m.v. "ASIA" Soil* Singapore 2 lit February 1967 Arrives Venice 16rh March Arrives Trieste 17th March m.v. "VICTORIA" Sail* Singapore list March 1967 Arrive* Venice 13th April 1967 Arrives Trieste 14th April 1967 First and Toumt Clan Accommodation
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    BUSINESS ON EXCHANGE
    1067 15 BUSINESS in and rrported to thr Singapore and KuaU I umpur trading- rooms of the Stock Kxrhame rmUrday with the number of shares traded in brmehatsi INDUSTRIAL*.: Bousteed (1.000) II M; central Sugar (2.000) SI «2 D. (7 OOO) SI. S3 D. (30.000) Sl-S4 D. (9 noo)
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    133 15 v/MIPk lying alongside the Singapore •*•> wharves or eipeeted tedsy are: Straat Lombok 1/2. Him Hcne N.W. 3/4. Rajab Brooke N.W. 4/6. Nachlsan Maru 6/7. Mltaka Mara 8/8, V»rlld is. ttrnsel Maru 18, Klzan Hani 21/22. Kvo«no Muni 23. Mlcnael Jehaen 2S/29. Asateiu Maru 30. Tentrel Maru
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    87 15 1 sla made trine cliangea id ii« rates ■1. mercbanta yesterday (all rates to JHK)> United States: Buying TT 32|. airmail OD 321. UO d/st. 33 S/1S credit btlla, 33| trade bills. Canada: Buying TT 351, airmail OD Hi, P0 <in 36s credit bills. 3a 3/16 trail* h'lls.
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    76 15 CHINESE Produce tichangt, llngaa*ra r»*n oricit v picul ytittrday: U*«*nut ell: hulk $4S aellera. drum $41 Mflsta C«pr»: Mixed (f.0.b.) loot* Feb./ Mar. $25 B. Ptpptr: Muntok whit* ***** wllera. Sarauak v hue |1.">5 lellerf. iprclal Sarawak black JII2J Klltn. garbled Lampong black *102» a*ll»ra <M% Nl.Wi. ABTA
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    H.K. RATES
    36 15 ON th« free exchange market in Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 874 tor T.T. and 6.721 for cash. Sterling was quoted »t 15.97 and em tael ef geld at 2Mi.
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    Straits tin price falls 25 cents at Penang
    377 15 ri: price of Straits tin in Penang yesterday (ell 25 cents to SKO2. Support at slightly lower levels was reported. The estimated offering M.ixri unchanged at 250 tons. LONDON; Values sagged on Monday in a turnover resulting largely from carrying operations. Some
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    IN MEMORIAM
    31 15 P. AMMANI departed 15-2-66. Always in heart of loving hatband. M. I'ARAMASIVAM. son, daughters and relatives. Time ran wipe our tears, but the pain in our heart ever remains.
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      Lock icon WBA says it at last: Clay is world champion
      380 16 WBA says it at last: Clay is world champion I OUISVILLE, Tues. The World Boxing Association, which for two years refused to recognise Cassias Clay as world heavyweight champion, has finally done so. But the WBA said no boxer was Rood fiiouuh to be named "Fighter of the Year' WBA
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      WALLY BAGBY DIES IN NZ
      241 16 WALLY BAGBY DIES IN NZ WALLY Bagby, the former Bukit Timah trainer, died in Auckland, New Zealand, on Monday night. He was 57. Merv Posner, who rode for him a frvr yean ago, described him as "a superb horseman and a fine trainer." Trainer "Porky" Donnelly, recalling when he and
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      Jerry's Kuda for double
      372 16  -  EPSOM JEEP By fHE CLASH between Jerry's Kuda and Armistice in Race Six should provide the highlight of today's Kuala Lumpur races. Both were winners over sif last Friday, and on the time test, Armistice, who equalled the course record of lm 6s. appears to have
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      Speedy Glen Peak has great chance
      331 16 RACK 1 iiki 1 St. Janeiro should complete a double. He led all the way over s^f tlm 7 1, 5 on Sunday and should again prove too speedy for the opposition. Sistic may follow St. Janeiro home once more. She gets a 9-lb
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      JOCKEY FORM
      94 16 JOCKEY FORM give* placing* fo the past IS mounts of the leading jockeys. Latest placing Is on the light. (ok man (7.8) *************** Lee *************** Trevena (Til) *************** Harbridge (7 9) *************** Coles ifili *************** Kan* (7.131 *************** Nelson 7.9 1 *************** Subian i 7 8> *************** Pretty
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      The United still favourites
      49 16 LONDON. Tues. Manchester United remained »-2 favourites to w:n the Ens;l:sh FA Cup at last night's callover at the Victoria Club. mainrd unchanged at Second favourites l.ivrrpool 13-2. Other leading price*, were: 7-1 Tottenham Ho.spur: 9-1 Leeds; 12-1 Chelsea. Nottingham Forest and Sheffield Wednesday. Rwittr.
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      SELECTIONS
      128 16 r.PKOM JfctP CALL BUY POINTER 1: I)IM)IN(. lein I.an Blue Martial Ml MARTIAL (huha (hubs Dindinf R. PRIM t Dindinc Z: STRAITS (ODE Boat Train Berjaya STRAITS CODE Berjava I'ort dOr STRAITS OI»E Boat Train Port dOr K iff J: ST. JANEIRO Sittic Son of Hoi SON OF SOL
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      Bougoure works 3 Rinus horses
      160 16 Bougoure works 3 Rinus horses ON THE TRACK A USTRAIIAN J ockey Garnet Bougoure worked three of Rinus van Breukelen's horses on the training track at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning. He gave JO7 Spinner, Balbolmen Prince and Tototak trotting exercise on the No. 3 track. Bougoure has not ridden since
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      Ipoh races next month
      62 16 The perak Turf Clubs March nil i tin* < Mar. 26. L 9 and Apr. 2> at Ipoh will be for horses in Classes Three. Pour and 6ix. Distances: Class Three s' f straight or 8f and «f or lOf; Class Four 6f or Sit and
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      Kuala Lumpur
      1106 16 GOING FORECAST: Good to yielding. Race 1-2.30 Class 5 Div 3 ($4,300) 6f 1 ***** Sun MaMrn a (Cheda) Hcddto 7 »0 d«i»HrtM, m 2 ***** Ramon Prince K (Healthy) K Donnelly »0 Ft««*r 4 3 ***** Lady (irnrral a (Partner) Ahmad 4 90 Naaadi 11 4 *****
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      Lock icon Freddie again favourite for the Grand National
      173 16 I ONDON. Tues. After ni.s nirCMi at Wetherby on Saturday, Freddie has again been ir.ade clear favourite for the Grand National to be run at Aintree on Apr. 8. The Scottish-trained griding was made a 10-1 chance, a point clear of Highland Wedding,
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      Lock icon TRANMERE 2-1
      23 16 LONDON. I mirr* R. beat Newport J-l a- Now port in a Fourlli Division m^trh of (he English Football League. Reuter.
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      BRIDGEND LOSE
      21 16 I/ONDON Tat*. Abernvon beat Bridgerul 6-3 in a Rugby I Union match played >h fciiiajinl 1 lMt night. RmMtm.
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      241 16 Straits Times Crossword A (KOSS 8. Record draught regulator 'B>. 1, 9. Hold country march as ar- ll A r number phone in part ranged In 14 <8-3-s>. of London in 14 .10). ft. Doctor has a superior man- 15 p ar IoT animal ,n a »hlTner toward* cloth <B>.
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    The Badminton Festival girls
    61 17 HTHISI 14 CIKLS win U mhtn«m at International fadmhtH* Past Iva I which open* at Stadium Negara tonight. From left Kamariah Ymof, |atmm« Matt. Angela Montero, Margaret Loong, Chin Kirn Moy, Lee Yoke Ying, Wong Chan Cheng, |une Ho. Chong Seik Kuan, Lucy Ng, Low Kan
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    Indons for England meet too—Yusof
    334 17  - Indons for England meet too— Yusof I BY M. RAHMAN JNDONESIA will challenge Malaysian supremacy in the All-England badminton championships in London next month. This was disclosed by Eddy Yusof, manager of the Indonrsian team who arrived In Kuala Lumpur yesterday for the International Badminton Festival beginning at Stadium Negara
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    TONIGHTS TIES
    132 17 •pONIOHT'S matches In the 1 International Badminton Festival at Stadium Negara are: 7 p.m.: Wee Choon sen* (Spore) v Tan Leng Houw Undru, Billy Ng and Khor Cheng Chyc (Mal> v W Boorhnw and F. Beimel (Ger>. 7.30: Omar Manap (M»l> v K Suzuki (Jpm: 8.00: Wee Sen
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    Han Seng and Rodney to drive new cars
    312 17  - Han Seng and Rodney to drive new cars ERNEST FRIDA By SPORE G.P. nPWENTY-seven en- tries have been received for the Singapore Grand Prix to be run over 60 laps on the last day of the meeting on Mar. 25--27. For the Motor-cycles OP, also over 60 laps, entries totalled
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    FORCES DRAW
    23 17 Malaysian Armed Forces and and Commonwealth Forces drew 4-4 In a friendly soccer match at Rifle Range Road. Kuala Lumpur yesterday.
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    JOHORE 2-2
    21 17 Johore held Singapore Joint Services to a 2-3 draw a In a friendly soccer match at Sri Oelam yesterday.
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    KILAT WIN
    18 17 Kllat beat No. S Squedrrm Rmal Corps of Transport 4-0 In Malacca League hockey match yesterday
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    EXHIBITION
    28 17 After the Badminton Festival In Kuala Lumpur. Malaysian and fn-*:lgn players will go to Ipoh for exhibition matches at the St. John Ambulance Association Hall on Monday
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    CANADA WIN
    24 17 MEXICO CITY, niea— Canada completed a 9-0 victory over Mexico In their Thomu Cup badminton qualifying match which end*d ban yesterday JUuter
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    Indonesians say 'yes'
    110 17 Indonesians say 'yes' I NDONESI A has provisionally 1 agreed to send a Softball team for the Pest a Sukan In Singapore in August. The Minister for Social Affairs. Inrhe Othman Wok, was told this yesterday when he met a five-man Indonesian Softball delegation in Singapore. The leader of the
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    Jack Nicklaus on GOLF
    78 17 Jack Nicklaus on GOLF met/ yovNe&A i/rri£Pt/u--Iwf SfAIW OP MA& OPfgN &&&S1 COMPARE? -TO PUUUKI& POW/N ON A BELL ROP£ OR A CHAIM OM A OB TM^ HkTg. HOWEVBC DESO?iB£^ THr SgN&A-fION h& CORftBCT AMP j I-T^ Aff^tfN'Cg' I [UP\CA-r&€> AM J tffrAKM COU*4PSO, AS r#o £>OIA/ASSU//*/<0 fx/sr. /"OX POWfJZ
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    Ceylon invite Malaysia
    139 17 "PHE Ceylon AAA have Invited Malaysia to take part In their national championships under floodlights at Colombo on Apr. 1-2. The Invitation will be discussed by the Malaysian AAU council at their meeting this month MAAU secretary John Kan* jaratnam told Timesport yesterday that although the meet
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      FAM want $2,700 from Swiss
      209 17  - FAM want $2, 700 from Swiss JOE DORAI SURPRISE FOR FAS B> A PHONE call made oy the F.A. of Malaysia to the F.A. of Singapore before the arrival of the Swiss soccer team for last nights match against Singapore said: '"Please collect $2,700 from the Swiss team." i The
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        Lock icon MARTIN SPARES SKIPPER'S BLUSHES
        169 17 MARTIN SPARES SKIPPER'S BLUSHES TOHANESB URG. Tues. Johnny Martin, with tout best figures or 7-30. spared skipper Bobby Simpson's blushes by bowling the Australian cricket team to a 376-run victory over Onqualand West at Kimberley yesterday. Simp.son nearly let Orlqualand off the hook with a technical blunder after the home
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        PENANG TEAM
        58 17 The Penans: team for the FAM Cup tic against Perak at the City Stadium on Sunday will be from: Yeap Kirn Hock, Ishak Ahmad. Moey Yoke Ham. Cheah Peng Chean, Hamznh Hakim. Ibrahim Myrtin. T. Samabandan. Teoh Sens Hoe. Shukor Salleh. Shaharuridin Abdullah, M. Kuppan, Namat Abdullah. Steven
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      Singapore strike form in second half to win 4-1
      234 18 SINGAPORE, Tuesday. A FTER a listless first half Singapore struck form rv to beat the touring Swiss amateur football team by four goals to one at Jalan Besar stadium tonight. The Singapore selectors, remembering the Swiss teams B—l8 1 defeat by
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      33 18 MUNICH. Tues Thret'-dimen-sional television may develop in the future out of a protect now being worked on liere by ihe West German electrical firm Siemens, a company spokesman saia today. —Reuter.
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      SINGAPORE YOUTH KO SOCCER FROM TODAY
      232 18 SINGAPORE YOUTH KO SOCCER FROM TODAY SINGAPORE Singapore pla>ers :*levteU i>\ ilia Football Association of sin«»pore tor training in preparation for the youth toumainrnt at Bangkok from April 1: not be allowed to play (or any club 111 competitive or inendly matches for the duration of th« training period. The
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      72 17 BADMINTON International Frfctival (Stadium Negara, 7 p.m HOCKEY Spore DJv. I: 1» Slgs v Schools. Malacca League: Police v War Dept. Civilians (Malacca Club). SOCCER Spore Youth tourney: Schools "B" v Tampenls Rovers; Peru Indians v Windsor Rovers "B"; Hamilton SC v Kolam Ayer; Schools "A" v Bakat Baru PC
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    FINAL DAY OF THE BIG WEEK TODAY
    333 18 FINAL DAY OF THE BIG WEEK TODAY KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. Thousands of Malaysians Will turn out in various parts of the country tomorrow evening to attend closing ceremonies of the National Solidarity Week. In the Federal Capital, the ceremony will be held at 8 p.m. at the Stadium Merdeka.
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    88 18 JAKARTA. Tues. Mr. Sim Kee Boon, leader of the Singapore trade delegation, today said that Singapore was prepared to help Indonesia overcome its economic difficulties. He made the statement following a courtesy call on the Foreign Minister. Mr Adam Malik. Asked if they had discussed
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    Children's party at Naval Base
    86 18 SINGAPORE. Tue.v Fifty children from the I'nncess Elizabeth School for the .iiind in Johore Bahru sang and danced at the Armada Pavilion in the Singapore Naval Ba^e at t. party given for them by sailors and Wrens in the secretariat on the staff of the
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    DEATHS
    87 18 C. K. JOSEPH 49 paawd away l«ae*full» 14 267 burial 15.2 67 leav> tnn tft-L. Hendrnon Road 3.45 p.m. Marthoma Church Ridadan 5 p.m. d«-»ply mourned. ACBV: WALLV j-.i d atvay In Auckland. New Kraland. 13 2.1967 Mf<«i.r» of condolence* tiiy b, to SI. Bliuf d lload. T.M-atu. Aurk-l.-ifl.
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    Protest 'not worth the trouble'
    588 18 Protest 'not worth the trouble' Xl ALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. Abdul Rahinun said today no protest would be made to the Singapore Government against the speech by the Republic's Minister of State for Education "because it was obvious lie was speaking for himself." The speech which the Prime Minister described as
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    Police Band
    24 18 SINGAPORE. Tue..- Tile Singapcre Police Band will perform at the Geylang i West i community centre. Lorong 3. at 8 p.m. tomorrow.
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    TEACHER BECOMES A PRIEST
    126 18 TEACHER BECOMES A PRIEST SINGAPORE. Tues. A Singapore school teacher who gave up his job to devote full-time service to the Anglican church. Is to be ordained a priest at St. Paul's Church in Upper Serangoon Road at 11 a.m. on Sunday. He is the Rev. James Wong, 28. who
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    HK faces water rationing again
    101 18 HK faces water rationing again £rONO KONG. Tues. I Hong Kong faced water rationing today for the first time since 1965. Mr. A. M. J. Wright. Director of Public Works, said that because of poor winter rainfall supplies would be cut to 16 hours a day from tomorrow. Hong Kong
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    FIRST TWA STAGE PLAY CONTEST
    99 18 FIRST TWA STAGE PLAY CONTEST SINGAPORE, Tues—Theatre World Association, a local amateur drama group, is inviting local writes to take part in its first-ever play-writing competition. The best play will win a prize of $250. Certificates of merit will be awarded to second and third prize winners. The play must
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    MRS. MAO TAKES ANOTHER POST
    109 18 rpOKYO. Tues.— Mao TseX tung's wife, Chiang Ching. has taken up another leading post in the current. Chinese power struggle, it was reported here tnnicht The Japanese National News Agency Kyodo, quoting a Red Guard pubpublication, slid she was appointed Director of the Cultural Revolution
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    LONDON STOCKS
    324 18 LONDON. Tues. London stocks market closed firm. Early buying paused at noon follow!. >■ the January UK. trade figures, but further reflection brought buyers back and prices finished around the day's highs. Oains range to 1/- or more in engineerings and eie-tncals Steels were firm in institutional support
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    RUBBER
    65 18 LONDON, Tues. Spot 17 11 16 U. March 17 s d.. AprU 17\d.. May 18d.. April June 18d.. July Sept. 18 5 16d. Oct. Dec. 18 9 I6d. Jan. March 18 11 16 U. April June 18 13 16d., July Sept. 18\d. Oct., Dec. 18 15 16U. Jan. March
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    TIN
    30 18 LONDON. Tues. Buyers 1198.. .-Jtii sellers £1199 .-£'-.•> Forward buyers £1:01 i unchanged i .sellers 1201 Miiicrmnned i Settlement £1200 tunchangedi. Turnover am. 260 tons p.m. 95 tons. Tone: Quiet.
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    Rotary address
    37 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Proles.v).- FR. Beasley of trc University of Singapore will a lie on "Australia's federal electoral system' at the luncheon mee'lng of the Rotary Club of ainuapore tomorrow at 1 p.m at Cathay Hotel
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