The Straits Times, 5 July 1969

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 The Straits Times IjlK Niitiiiiiii! Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATI'RDAY. JULY 5, 1969 ft- 15 CENTS K.D..N. 31U4 MX. (P) No. 0723
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    Lock icon Landing on moon advanced by five minutes
    220 1 Landing on moon advanced by five minutes HOUSTON (Texas), I'Yi. Man will t;ikr his lirst slop on the moon live ininutes earlier than scheduled, scientists here announced. Apollo 11 a.-tronaut Neil Arm-' DOW due to .step on the miKin at 0512 11 pm. Malay--1 Imet instead of 0517 c;mi '12
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    Israel's defiant 'no' to the UN
    504 1 Israel's defiant 'no' to the UN Censure resolution in &*°the Security Council UNITED NATIONS. Friday ISRAEL has rejected a Security Council resolution strongly censuring her for her moves to annex all Jerusalem. Ambassador Yosff Tokoah said the resolution which also called on (hf Israelis to rescind immediately measures the> had
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    Another day of 'intense rumours' in Kuala Lumpur
    286 1 Another day of 'intense rumours' in Kuala Lumpur KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. j pi'MOl'MS of impending trouble caused fear and anxiety here un<l in Petaling Jaya today, the Malaysian Police Control Centre reported. < The MPCC, however, as- r sured residents that the police were in full control of the situation
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    7,000 freed
    17 1 JAKARTA. Prl —Seven thnusand conimuni>i detainer been released :n north Sumatra, It was announced today.
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    A FLYING VISIT TO KUALA LUMPUR BY Mr. MALIK
    227 1 A FLYING VISIT TO KUALA LUMPUR BY Mr. MALIK Xl AI.A II MPI K. Iri Indonesia 's loreign Minister Mr Adam Malik (above), fleu in by KM I aircraft from Medan this afternoon for a Ihip inda hall hour i->il lie Ml mil on ariival .it the K.MAI base by
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    Qantas men go back to work
    61 1 SYDNEY. Krl -Ground staff of Australi. is International airline Qantus returned to work after itaglng a lightning \tnke at Sydney ait ik>i t today The staff agreed to (0 back after two-luui airport meeting The strike was pan of continuing, worker umrsi in Qimt:t-
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    SUPPLEMENT
    21 1 An eit;ht pane Singapore Textile Industries Ltd. supplement is issued with today's Straits Times. Make sure you get your copy.
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    Lock icon New Delhi takes over control of Bihar
    85 1 NEW DII.HI. Frl. The Central <.<>\ ernmrnt today took over administration of Bihar, the north Indian State where two governments have fallen in two weeks. The acting President. Dr V. V. Girl, issued proclamation imposing President's rule direct Central Government rule from Delhi
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    Lock icon Why we chose S'pore-by big US investor
    420 1 Why we chose S'pore-by big US investor SINGAPORE, Friday IT w;is "A-pliis" for Singapore ;ill the way when Te\;is Instruments Singapore (Private) Limited officially opened their Kallang Basin plant today. Yor inTcifmmt iiaur Singapore, this top score •jivpii by the man w>ki mattered the investor Specially in for this »n,
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    THE OBA. WIFE AND SON KILLED BY RIOTERS
    133 1 THE OBA WIFE AND SON KILLED BY RIOTERS LACIOS. Kri Rioting villagers beheaded Oba i KitiK > Olajide O. and killed !ive ol his Chiefs, one ol his wives and a son y i the western state i of Ofbomosho, reports enlni here It was feared > number <>t civilian,
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    Lock icon Burmese rebels ambush launch
    54 1 RANGOON. Prl— Five soldier-, including a captain were killed and five others wounded when rebels ambushed an army launch, press reports said today. Ten rebels were killed and many others wounded In the running exchange of fire. It happened last Wednesday off Ba^ein. about 100 miles
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    Lock icon Smallpox: Two more deaths
    50 1 JAKARTA. Fn Two more deaths Irom smallpox were reported In West jH\a today, takiriK the death toll to 43 in the epidemic -weeping west Sumatra and West Java. Seven peopie have died from I the dtaWM In West Java and i 36 in we.st Sumatra.- AP.
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    Nine die in Viet ambush
    190 1 Nine die in Viet ambush DAIOON, Frl Nlnt American soldiers were killed and 19 wounded when they walked into a Vletcong ambush 26 miles northeast of hen terday. command I Infantry Bi tweep 12 n..' ol Xuan Luc Khanh pr he.v smallarnu REINFORCED Th. air support ;or lour stoppt i
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    Sticky road
    8 1 hen cai a lorn L'lue 081
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    STOP PRESS ROW OVER RANN OF
    24 1 STOP PRESS ROW OVER RANN OF iti I r i Pakistan and India today signed final document* officially ending dispute over R*nn of Cutch
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      30 1 Rotor y OTMOMZA HEN WKH WUVTCH DEALER EUKtStfTtjn The oldest whiskey in the world, and the largest-selling brand of Irish whiskey in the United Kingdom and I the United States.
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      Lock icon Ho troops pullout riddle
      263 2 WASHINGTON. Fri IS. OFFICIALS STUDY PEELEKB WHICH MAY RAISE HOPES r()R VIETNAM PEACE J UNG U.S. civilian and military oihcials Washington and Pans were studying app .v Communist moves yesterday in bey mighi -.wards cut»rl the war in Vietnam. icrutiny were reports that three t regiments
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      Five killed by falling sand
      35 2 -v< i Fri FHf worker* -.llled In lio when a santlTlle collapsed at a cement mlxitlE p. Police >aid the aandpllr audl hen one ,>f r<ers ran down the h»ip
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      Three killed in ship mishap
      37 2 BOMQ KONG Krl Three f .lores were kliled Chll morning when h derrick oti irtuh'er (ollapsed The »crident occurred on th* 4i»70-t.in truKh'er V»nld while -netal wax bel.ix loaded Uf J I
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      Lock icon A PLAQUE TO BE LEFT ON MOON
      73 2 r rHIS is a picture ul the plaque which the Apollo 11 astronauts are taking to the moon whon they blast of! on July lo". it will be fastened to thr side of the lunar modules descent stage which the astronauts will leave
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      69 2 II \l I i nr.ilion people 11 p.t of them ladies. pl.i> lunso \l> must srp to it th.it they ,irr not e\posrd to the dangers of hard uumlilinc durine l>ineo mtrrv.iN on r.illirr •>le;t7.v roulrttr whecN. I have seen l.nlie> los<- lot of money on them H.ivnumd. chairman
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      Lock icon Bases for Soviet S fleet? Indira denies it
      187 2 Bases for Soviet S fleet? Indira denies it >Tt>\ DELHI. Fri InI dian Prime Minister Mrs Inrira danrlhi vrst<rila> denied a reported (hine.se alleuation th.it India had MM two naval bases in the Indian Oic.in a\;iilahle to the So\iet fleet. "Our ports are open to friendly ships Imt not .is
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      Pakistan plans to take over mission schools
      88 2 V ARACH I. Fri. IV Pakistan's military government wants to nationalise Christian missionary schools and abolish English as the official language. Prwcntlng propo.iah yesterday !'>r thi' modernisation of 'he eduratlon system, the Government *ald nary schools wrre partly re.spon.-ible for the omergenc" of
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      Man who has a personal fortune of no more than $1,288 mil.'
      158 2 Man who has a personal fortune of no more than $1,288 mil.' JOHANNESBURG, FrL J Mr. Harry Oppenheimer. chairman of South Africa's tdant Anglo-American Corporation, has a personal fortune of "no more than 300 million rand" (about $1,288 million), the Financial Mall, a Johannesburg weekly, reported yesterday. But It added
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      Bonny: Fast asleep in 30 sees in space
      147 3 Bonny: Fast asleep in 30 sees in space MM kl i»v Kri {|>ll S Amrrua i firth orbiting moiikrv <vi drop off into sound deep in vparr within M> ■ecsads, .i MirniiM hrn dist'o\rri'(l i»r w mam \iJev mtm f i »>r^in rrsearrh unit .it < .iliforma lin rer*ity, aid
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      Food aid
      18 3 DELHI. Fri 64.000 tons a under a c agreement signed ol the Inter'^fcnifnt of 1967 Rru
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      Lock icon 'No' to separate State for Telengana region
      102 3 'X DELHI. Fri. The ruling Congress Party last night rejected demands for a separate State In the Telengana region of Andhra Pradesh and the leader of the Telengana movement pledged that their violent agitation would go on. Our struggle will con- tinue until
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      Former news agency chief hanged for spying
      73 3 Former news agency chief hanged for spying VfiOUL. Fri.- -A former KJ vice-president of the North Korean Central News Agency has been executed here for snvinu for Pyongyang. I pp S(>-Krun. 45. had staged a dramatic "escape" from Om- through the truce \alage of Panmuiijoin un March 22. 1967. He
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      Drug dealers to die
      59 3 TEHERAN, Pri. Drug tra flickers face the death sentence in Iran under a Government Bill announced yesterday. l-.ifr.rkri>. .vmugKlers and dfrticrs in opium, morphine. hrroin and cocaine, and those with iiles.il txisso.v-ion of more tluin 4lb of opium or more thin 10 uram.s of nmrphinp. up
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      Desai on visit to Germany
      45 3 BONN. Kri. Indiai Deputy Prime Minister and Finance Minuster. Mr. Morar.n Orsai. arrived htrr today at the Man of a five-day olnual Vtett dvi mil lie will hold talks with (irnnan Chancellor Kurt Grorg KiPMiicfr and Foreign MinL&irr Willy Brandt.
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      Lock icon Girls battle police
      56 3 PROTEST AGAINST BID TO AMEND CONSTITUTION gOUTH Korean students have been demonstrating for nearly a week in Seoul against a move to revise the Constitution to help President Park Chung-hee seek a third term in office. This violent battle between girls of Woosuk College and club-swinging policemen
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      Lock icon MALIK: WE DON'T MIND IF PEKING JOINS THE UN
      170 3 JAKARTA. Fri.— The Foreign Minister. Mr. Adam .Malik, has said Indonesia has no objection to Communist China joining the United Nations despite it hostile attitude towards his country Mr. Malik told reporters at Medan yesterday that Indonesia's diplomatic relations with Communist
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      Nixon's choice
      28 3 KEY BISCAYNE Prl—PresJrlcnt Nixon has chosen career Diplomat Henry A. Bvroade. «8, as the new U.S. Ambaaudor to the Phlilpplnei. He succ^ds O. 1 Mermen William
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      Lock icon Suharto asks S-East Asia to unite to thwart Peking designs
      341 3 JAKARTA. Friday PRESIDENT Suharto yesterday warned the world of Communist China's expasionist designs and called on South-East Asian countries to work in unity in thwarting the threat. He gave the warning In an Interview with an Indian correspondent B. K.
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      174 3 UMENTS AND ACCESSORIES tAsk to see the impressive range of H Smiths Vehicle Instruments and Accessories. Everything j^. from a NEW unique /WUEn\ oil-level indicator to ffmK^wt Uk\ tachometers and a "qfl JR7 market. See them QUALITY AND SERVICE GO BEHIND THE BRAND SINGAPORE: 54 Orchard Road. Tel: ***** KUALA
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      192 3 DEFINITELY LAST DAY TO-DAY OF OUR 10th C f ANNIVERSARY REMEMBER THIS IS YOUR LAST OPPORTUNITY TO SHOP and SAVE DON'T MISS IT RUSH TO: 92. North Srldge Road, Singapore. Tel: ***** f REMEMBER YOUR THE LI TTTrn A TkiTTTVT <C* IM The vitamin Cm VITAPLUS helps in V 1
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    Colourat a charity fashion show
    207 4 Fri.— lf I*3 it is colour you are Interested in there will be plenty of It. I If it i* style, there will be plenty, too. And f it plain curiosity of what Singapore's fashion vorld has to offer, torn or row afternoon's char ty
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    Dato Aw for lucky draw
    53 4 BINOAPORE. Fri. Dato (Dr.) Aw Cheng Chye. deputy president of the Singapore Red Cross Society, will officiate at the monthly lucky draw for blood donors at Red Cross House tomorrow at 2 30 pm Thp draw will be followed by the presentation of hampers to
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    A yard union's success story
    219 4 SINGAPORE, Fri. A sixmonth ideological struggle is the background to the first delegates conference of the newlyformed Sembawang Shipyard Employees' Union tomorrow afternoon at the Naval Base recreation hall. The pro-tern committee president, Mr. Peter Vincent, said today: "Behind the meeting lies the success story
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    SCHOOLBOY GIVES A SCARE TO PARENTS
    157 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. American schoolboy, Stephen James Woodward. 16. left Singapore for Bangkok last Sunday night and gave his parpnts six days of worry when he failed to contact them to say he had arrived safely. But the nightmare ended for Mr. and Mrs. Chuck
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    CRASH INJURY WIFE GETS $30,000 AWARD
    258 4 SINGAPORE. Fri A FIREMAN'S wife, whose ri^ht lc^ is now two and hall" inches shorter after a road crash, wns awarded $.'i(),400 damages hv Mr. Justice Choor Singh in the High Court today. Slnesah blnte Maswan. 24. was riding pillion on the motorcycle of
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      363 4 2nd UPROARIOUS WEEK: df% A I*U A IT DA.LV S SHOWS AT V> A A CIA A II om. 1 30, 400, 630ft930 p m. CARRY ON LAUGHING AT THE CARRY ON TEAMS NEWEST FUN-FEST! V w HOWERD -JAMES WILLIAMS HAWTREY-DALE-VWINDSOR -JACQUES-SIMS mTu^k HE CAME AS A MAN OF f^Bfc
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      267 4 W THOUSANDS Of DOLLARS I m AS CASH GIFT PRIZES IN EVERY A WEEKLY LUCKY DRAW LAST 5 DIGITS $1,000 V LAST 4 DIGITS $100 PHik LAST 3 DIGITSSIS H^ (tatx) en Hj'M'l c>mtM en Hi* coupoot with bom ÜblM lilltd) I $80,0001 TO WINNERS WITH 5 NUMBERS CORRECT f
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      86 4 Today: 1.30-3 30-7.00 4 9.30 a.m. Poi Hung Yang Mtno "YOUNG LOVER'S ESCAPE (Mandarin Coloncopt). Tani»M at Mid-nite: "Dratan Swamp" (Mondonn-Coloncop*). Tomorrow at 11.15 0.m.: "Gunn" (Color). DIAMOND (Airconditioned) Today: J. 30 ft 7.10 Joyoshonkor, K.R. Vijaya Sowkor Janokl in "AKKA THANGAI" Tamil. Tomorrow 10 0.m.: Ennaveettu Ptnii" Tamil. '11l
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      201 4 CAPITOL -OPENS TODAY! kM 11, 1.30, 4.00 6 45 9 30 i A SHAW PRODUCTION in SHAWSCOPE COLOR a starrißg Jenny Ho. Chiao Cbuang. Yang Fan Angela Yu Chien m MANDARIN WITH SUPERIMPOSED ENGLISH CHINESE SUBTITLES. \wm #m CAPITOL LIDO m r^M\ 1 IM4 1 1 1 Encore MIDNIGHT TONIGHT
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    Did you see this accident?
    73 5 SIM.APORK. Iri A cirl. Bunirah bintr K.i mat It, u.»s knocked iliiun h\ ,i ear anil killed in Viti Mm Hang Road >rstri(l.l>. Mlee are appealing lor rye-witnrsx-s to the accident Mpedaly a friend of BunirahS mlio «.i" with Iter at tin- time but later
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    Fleet of 16 new aircraft for the Garuda
    217 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. i3aruda Indonesian Airways have ordered a new fleet of 16 aircraft to expand services with emphasis between Singapore an«l Indonesia. Tin- i.im is to Improve further relations between the two countries, and at the time promote tourism in Bali, which
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    'Week' to boost technical links
    128 5 SINGAPORE. Friday links between Britain and Slnga- pore will be strengthened during a British engineering week in September. Some 30 British companies will take part. The week i.s sponsored by the Polytechnic and organised by the London Chamber of Commerce in co-operation with the Board
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    Italy has faith in our S-EA 'trade door'
    250 5  - Italy has faith in our S-EA 'trade door' C. K. LEt By SINGAPORE, Friday 'J'lll-l frequenl \isiis of Italian trade missions to Singapore ihowed thai Italy had great faith in the Republic as ;i "trading door"' to squill east Asia, Dr. Baldi, lluleader <>l the latesl mission lo arrive, s;iid
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    MERCHANT, PREACHER C. M. LEE DIES AT 85
    80 5 SINGAPORE, Kri Mr Lac Choni Iftow <c. M. Loci. a bu>lnev>maii and lay preacher, died peacefully at his Jalan Haiijah home early today, aged 85. Mr Lee. father ul the former C'hrhtina Luke mow Mrs. Christina Stone i. was head ot Lee
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    Engraved plate for honest taxi-man
    200 5 Engraved plate for honest taxi-man SINGAPORE. Fri. Taxi driver lloan Ah IVIenK the man who found $3,300 in his cab but decided honesty Has the best policy got his reward today. At a Singapore Tourist Promotion Board ceremony this morning, he uas presented uith a specially engraved pewter plate for
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    For good work
    26 5 SINGAPORE Fil Rank Xerox Ltd. today held a party for the company's 460 key operators r.t the Conference Hall in food ■rork" done
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    Gymnastics
    22 5 iAPORE. Fil Biiitlev .<iv School wl <*l*brate lies. 150 th am tomorrow, with a n.^. k.wunastlc.s display, exhibitions and a concert.
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      262 5 J& Meet Mr. Chong, J>'x our chef. He is g,4i JM an artist in the A fine art of food >jgf 1- with experience i gleaned from j 'M some of the best IHk^ restaurants in In m 25 years j^^~ lA Try his special m E^r^^ihr. ity —f <
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      71 5 Primary One registration siNOAPOItI-:. Fri. Registration of children going into l>iiniar> One classes next year will start on July 14, and no) nn Monday as reported in today's Straits I imev i where me i<L JBkjj^Hß^HQ I 'T^^./o .*/<.< ItM/Nl /30pm Midnight it HIGH STREET, taruidov /00 pm 1 o.m
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    Cabaret girl on my bed, says wife in letter
    240 6  -  T. F. HWANG By SINGAPORE, Friday pIYK days after a wife h;u! left her husband, she wrote him a loiter which said in part: "You have brought a cabaret girl home, sleeping on my bed. What a disgraceful thing to do!
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    Dr. Toh attends US reception
    74 6 TIIK Init.ci States Ambassador. Mr. Francis J. f.alhraith (right) welcominu the .Minister for Science and Technology. Dr. Toh Chin Chye (above), to a I.S. National Day reception at his Grange Road residence last night. Looking on is Mm. Ton (centre). Mr Galbralth latrr proposed a
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    Missile surprise for people
    219 6  -  R. CHANDRAN By SINGAPORE, Frl.— An all-white, sleek missile has become the top topic of conversation in Singapore's bustling Beach Road area. 'Residents in (he IM stared out of their windows one morninu to find it right in the parade ground of the Singapore Armed Force's
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    HUSBAND DENIES CRUELTY TO WIFE
    192 6 1863. and Mtrtngad ft month* ago while tb«y wm» living In a Housing and Dwi lopment flat at Gaga* ••iart Barat. Tlong Bahru. According to hla w!f«, Worn wag now a dealer In Moondhand cars. Sim mid that only a >w months af'<*r her maniac*,
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    CHILDREN'S TALENTIME
    32 6 BINGAPORE, Ftl. The women's sub-oommlttM of the Havelock community centre will hold a children* talentlme In the centre premises at 7.30 p m. tomorrow to celebrate Singapore's 150 th anniversary.
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      95 6 nirk Trary By <h<>su>r Gomtd BMW srf, r-meRCMUSTMALOOUI riFONLVHTLJLVAOIKMrS fvOU&MOVOuT BUT 1 rMV gun is DOWNSTAiRsN J \*^™(gtmiM*. ™^™*£2S?*™y HAMDCUFFID A pffit j I ANO I'D HAVE TO CO n r y. HA, LUCKtv— V T "'S SKYLIGHT. j~>r HIM? Jh -K TVIROUQH THE ROOM AM ~^"V ~~~ZZ~\J SSW /—^ffs/*
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    PEELING THE LAYERS OFF INDIA
    1938 7  -  HUGH MABBETT From high on a swaying minaret down to s modern mill, a visit to the temple of vestal virgins, rhe sight of a living goddess, then high into rhe Himalayas and snow, and down to the valleys to cross a sun -blasted plain
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      257 7 4aHK^H9^ W* w *^sV <X7 r -■'*3Hfc J^Hft^s^sE > aY T JLfbf^sM ll ■iLVB^BVCr \fl IT T^LVKV V4K I^jO^l 'Sk^BsVs^Lwa^K fata "^HVIr Bat' 'm ''^fl aflH Jl" U M;^S 1 HulbV 'aflL Jl H JQ J C JHBHB m if you can spot the airconditioner you've got an eye for
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    Batik: 'Go trad' advice
    64 8 Batik: 'Go trad' advice KUALA LUMPUK. Fri. The Malaysian batik industry should swing from modern to traditional designs if it wants a market in the West. 3<'nr. out the v due:> In Germ Utcrmann, be a firm of import t>> and export c: manufact that the foreign marke' She I
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    $150 gold coins on sale next month
    86 8 $150 gold coins on sale next month yM.U'OKK. Kri. The -l>c( i.il M.">u gold coin. to l>e issued to mark the UNI ihKwm of the loundinr of Sintapore. will he on sale early next month. I hey will be available at the urrency Board and ut .ill h.mkv A spokesman
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    Engineer moves
    23 8 MALACCA. Fri The State •r Inrhe Haxhim bin let a.v Neim rjiuinetr. Mr Poo Pook Poo. from K> reed him here
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    Boys' Club to hold lottery
    24 8 KLAIA MMPUK. F:. The R<.;arv-.vpoivso:e<l Br. kflelds Boys' Ciub eonimittoe «iil v dr:ve on Moni build a 135.000 clubhouse.
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    Write in national language Mr. G told
    330 8 Write in national language Mr. G told MINISTER RETURNS LETTER FROM UNION LEADER KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. LETTER seeking a meeting with the Minister of Education, Dato Haji Abdul Rahman Ya'akub. from the general ■ecretary of the National Union at Teachers, Mr. John Gurusamy. h*s been returned to the sender because
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    Students: Varsity meddling in our union affairs
    245 8 Students: Varsity meddling in our union affairs QING A PORE Fri. Student lead. the University o: gapore protested day against alleged intent rec management of their union by authorit. They alle?e thit the Uni versitv Council s refusing to allow chane.-.s to the union constiti tion ready f pprnvp i
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    POLICE RECOVER HOTEL ROBBERY CAR
    72 8 POLICE RECOVER HOTEL ROBBERY CAR VI'AI.A LLMPLR, Fri. Police today recovered a cream Vol\o 188 be lieved to be the ear used by the two robbers in the $51,000 hold-up at Hotel Merlin here on Tucml.i\ They found it abandoned at Jal.in Sahah.it. about half a mile from the hotrl.
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      300 8 Straits Times Crossword Ai ROSB 7 Be too optimistic about tf I 1. Shoot a cock In rellgloui quency of deliveries' (8) observancea iB> 8 Ear blown oS by brrw In a 6. Take In some swaba or bottle (1,1). bandages (6i. 11 tries my chert prepara9. Weigh about two
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    School parade
    25 9 KAJANO fit The Kaianß H gh School St. John Ambulance dhision will hold its passiM-uut pjjjd.? tomorrow at p.io »t Ui* N-iKOi pmdang.
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    Red hunt off in populated areas of Perak -mukims
    288 9 Red hunt off in populated areas of Perak -mukims I POH, Fri. The military search operation for Communist terrorists in the mukims of Grik and Krunei in the Upper Pcrak district has been called off as far as populated areas are concerned. "Search operations, however, are still going on in
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    $2 mil. deal by cement company
    84 9 $2 mil. deal by cement company KUALA LUMPUR. Fit—Aseociated Pan-Mai. ijMa Cement San. Bhd. will .supply 30.000 tons of cement, worth $2 million, for the cun.-truttion of Brunei airport, the company's marketing director. Mr. R. J. Cheney, said here today The project is expected to be completed in two ft
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    Design contest
    33 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Malaysians have been Invited to submit designs In the International competition for the Vienna International Oarden Show 1974. Entries must reach the Stadtgartenamt, Vienna, Jan. 0 next year.
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    Husband to stand trial six years after his wife's death
    176 9 Husband to stand trial six years after his wife's death SINGAPORE, Friday. CIX years ago the body of a young woman, Tan Bee LJan, was found floating in a pool of water at Ulu Pandan. off Holland Road. Today her husband. Yu Yu Chang. 40. was committed for trial at
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    Tour put off
    23 9 PENANG. Pit UMNO Youth leader.- hen- lu\e cailed >■■ their proposed tour of 22 branches on the advice of the police
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    New body to study Penang's bridge report
    300 9 New body to study Penang's bridge report DR. LIM: WE WANT AN EARLY DECISION PENANG, Friday. fHE State Government has formed a State executive council advisory committee to go through the report of the Penang State bridge committee set up by the former Alliance State Government. Announcing this today, the
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    Navy names new chief Technical Officer
    87 9 Navy names new chief Technical Officer KUALA LUMP! R. FrJ. 1.i.-i t. Cmdr. Soon Tet Loy (above) has been appointed Chief Technical Officer of the Royal Ma-l.o-i.in Navy in Singapore, with the rank of Commander. Cmdr. Soon, who takes over from Cmdr. J. M. Lees, of the Royal Navy, is
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    Contests for WI delegates at meeting
    79 9 Contests for WI delegates at meeting PENANO. Frl About 150 delegates from 42 Women's Institute branches In Penang and Province Wellesley will attend the Slate WI annual meeting at Batu Lanchang Road at 9.30 a.m. tomorrow. In conjunction with the meetIng, the State WI has organised \arlous contests (or delegates.
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      55 9 ALLEY OOP By V.T. Ham Is n S*~ ME» A I OUIITt WV EYES ARE WEARVOP BEHOLD} MAGICIAN.' V LOOKIHG AT YOU DESERT RATS! ft i V P 1/ ...MOW SIOONI* I I MAN, THAT WAS THE rTSOTTH'JOB •tFORE I TURN CORNIEST SPEECH J DONE, WONT IT?/ yOU INTO UZARPS
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    No date-no cash tiff in bar ended in killing
    312 10 SINGAPORE, Friday A MAN died after he and his two companions refused to pay their bar bill— because they wanted to date a waitress. The no date-no cash testimony was made in court today by waitress Tan Geok Muay. who said
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    Canadian Caribous arrive for RMAF
    116 10 If I ALA I.IMPIR. Fri.— IV Another three Canadian C.irihou STOI. short take-off and landing transport aircraft for the Royal M.il.i> sun Air Force armed this afternoon after an 18-day ferrying operation. IhiN K thr serond batch of mnr aircraft ordered by M.iUrsia to arrive.
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    Tic-Tac the racing tipster dies in Penang
    165 10 Tic-Tac the racing tipster dies in Penang PENANG. Fri. One of Malaysia's best known racing tipsters, Mr. Ainsley De Zllva. died in Penang this afternoon after a long illness. He was 74. i As Tlc-Tac. he had a wide following before and after ihe war. and published a racing guide
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    Tin output
    25 10 KI'ALA LUMPUR. Fri. The production of tin concentrates in West Mala}.,;* »v 121.362 pikuls In May as against, 132.891 pikulii the month befor*.
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    New chairman
    3 10 Harbhajan
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    INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION MAY UNITE RACES, SAYS RAZAI
    260 10 INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION MAY UNITE RACES, SAYS RAZAI Kuala Lumpur, 'I'll K Deputy Prime Minister, Kazak. hopes that the count expansion policy will contnbi unity of the races. He said this in a n monthly issue of Malaysian E Industry, a business journal supp formation on finance and the econom investment
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      188 10 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES j TO THE OFFICIAL OPENING OE j SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LTD. from: j LIM TECK LEE CO. LTD., 2-5 CIRCULAR ROAD, SINGAPORE 1. I LIM TECK LEE (MALAYSIA) SDN. BERHAD, MALAYSIA P.T. LAUTAN LUAS, Djakarta, Indonesia. I LIM TECK LEE (M) SDN. BERHAD, Kuala Lumpur Branch C.V.
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      54 10 Huh* Bunny **y Holph UeimdaM OH.CW: I »ROWISED T' HAVE HEY, SVLVESTeOj I K I.^NOtJnJ I {q*, 1 CM HffE Tff THIS DOGHOUSE READY FER V C'MBREi J MAUNGERED.aRE^ yjy TH' DAY oR=y V^C-vWOAAE WITH MER NEW, fc 'A* AtVERTISINO YOUR ff* r^S^ S^f FV^^POOCH, BUT I RAN) I^. fJj
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    Suicide for us to compete in rubber market: Gen. Thalib
    229 11 KUALA LUMPUH. Fri. It would be economic suicide for Malaysia and Indonesia to compete against each othi-r in the rubber market, the Indom Ambassador, MaJ.-Cien. Abdul Thalib. said today. "All the avenues ar* there for co-operation, so •why should we
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    Death fall
    31 11 SINGAPORE Prl A woman. Lek Cnln Tlan. J9. of Ponggol Road, yesterday fell to her death from the eighth floor of Blork 34, Lorong 5. Toa Payoh Em ate
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    HYDROFOIL FERRY HELPS TO SPREAD GOODWILL
    84 11 HYDROFOIL FERRY HELPS TO SPREAD GOODWILL ptNAM. Fri— More goodwill between Hate) sians .mil Indonesians could spread through the hydrofoil ferr> service launched recently an Indonesian lournalist. Mr. Pala Manrae said here today Mi M.inr.K*. chief editor of the Kerit.i iMnn.t weekl>. v.in one <>f it. passengers who arri.cd here
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    Call girl, aged 12
    130 11 GRANDMOTHER PLEADS GUILTY pENANG. Fri. A woman pleaded guilty in a magistrate's court today to a charge of living on the immoral earnings of her 12-year-old granddaughter. V. Kannamah admitted that she brought her granddaughter to the Thye Aun Hotel in Rope Walk on June 1
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    ACCC will aid Malays to take part in industry: Tan
    319 11  -  HO SAI KONG By Kuala Lumpur, Friday yHE Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce is trying to boost the Governments economic policy by helping Malays make inroads into industry. "We agree in principle that 10 or 20 per cent of the
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    New drive in Sabah to make padi safe from rats
    75 11 New drive in Sabah to make padi safe from rats KOTA KIN ABA LI Fit The Sahah Padi Board and the State Agricultural Department will soon launch another campaign asainst rats to prevent padi from being destroyed The first war ai;ahlsl r.iis Mas carried out in the Kola Belud district,
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    $3,000 theft
    23 11 SEREMBAN. Fr! More than 2.000 Ib of telephone wire along the Kuala Sawah-Rantau road. ialu«d at $3,000. m stolen last nighi
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    Four youths who broke into store
    103 11 Four youths who broke into store IPOH. Prl. Pour youths, who pleaded guilty to breaking Into the Klnson Company store, here and utenllnif hardware amounting to $5,302 after midnight on June 8, were today given varying sentences by a magistrate, Mr. Tarn Kam Weng. A. Muruglah. 18. was ordered to
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    Hurt sailor in fair condition
    69 11 KUALA LDMPUR, Prl. The condition of U\e Japanese sailor. Ynsnifumi A/uma, 45, who punctured a lung and fractured a rib in a fall aboard his ship which was anchored oil Kuala Trengganu. was today described as fair by doctors at Lady Templrr HosDital. YoshLsumi was
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    DR. LIM: STADIUM STAMPEDE HAS NO SECURITY IMPLICATIONS
    165 11 DR. LIM: STADIUM STAMPEDE HAS NO SECURITY IMPLICATIONS PENANG. Frl. The stampede during the official opening of the Combined Schools Sports at the City Stadium yesterday nad no security implications. The Chief Minister. Dr. Lim Chon>{ Eu. said thla today. "The report of the stampede had been looked into, and
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    Woman dead in locked room
    31 11 SINGAPORE a Eng Hoy, 4* dead in a locked room throat inJurtM •a ho broke down tl I i-all. A knitr waj I- I •<i foul
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      185 11 r i Congratulations to I SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LTD. on the occasion of their official opening I j vaaaß||a|a|n|aa J|| another design project executed by Whether it is a hotel, IIIB&I also offer an unlimita house or an office I W *~f A ed selection of wal! you wish to
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      EMERGENCY TASK
      435 12 The pro of a stau- ncjr, we ob>.aional nicil was > 'iii Ma it needed I rder m pita! and to Vlooi the .er and i. ■mercould be rgency The final objecttemporary •estore ■nd to ■i Still fear •f the i In tlie Prime Minister A Ob- submtii
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      INTO THE SPACE AGE
      219 12 any for U satel!. into the Kuala ij l But I •if oiir until M.<.i in v.iTl. 'angled objects in Z M •ids. One eftett will be to give Malaysia j I telephone communications with countries to the west (as far now enwith such readily J
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    MUST A QUEEN PAY INCOME TAXES?
    588 12 MUST A QUEEN PAY INCOME TAXES? by A Special Reporter QUEEN Juliana of the Netherlands will have to pay income tax, just like her subjects, if changes proposed in the Dutch Constitution are carried through. For five years arguments have benn raging about JulianaV income. The Dutch Government had to
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    Lock icon High skirts are lifting tempers in Africa
    828 12  -  RUSSELL WARREN HOWE by LONDON THE miniskirt has created more controversy in Africa than anywhere rise. It has become the last thing its London creators intended the political symbol of female emancipation. The •mini" crept into being in swtag- London, in 1966. partly
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    Lock icon The logic of dying for a dying cause
    702 12  - The logic of dying for a dying cause JAMES RESTON THE POWER TO CHANGE THE DIRECTION OF POLICY BUT NOT ALWAYS TO CONTROL THE SPEED by WASHINGTON ONCE a President starts on a course of action, especially in the conduct of a war, it usually has a way of generating
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      19 12 THOF^ENS "THE ROLLS-ROYCt' AMONGST TRANSCRIPTION TURNTABLES >^« TD-124 (SERIES II) JEBSEN JESSEN 3E. ASIA INSURANCE BUILDING. SINGAPORE 1 lei- *****/9
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      133 12 EZS3 WORLD FAMOUS POWER TOOLS V^^^^s^P I Mat Wolf Sapphire Power the most reliable you can buy Handle them and you feel solid quality. Use them and you feel the power. They have an unbeatable range of equipment for every need from an ingenious drill unit with quick-fix attachments to
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    Lock icon Through floods at a snail's pace
    188 13 SINGAPORE Friday HAM an inch of rain in thrrr hours this morning brought ha\o< to the streets in and around the flood-prone Rukit Timah district. Police sealed off the area ground the I'nherMty of Sinu;ip<ire campus in mtaagfta traffic snarls and >peed up the
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    Russian experts here to study rice production
    76 13 II rl. A team Uural arrived here to-,-'udy the raoproduction md the nachlnery used. d by the Ru::rector of vport Organ- Pavlov Igor. ,us rice- growing areas in thi> rrglon and exchange ideas on ricp and machinery. The visiting group includes Mr. Pronln
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    Sabah to export copper in three years
    99 13 I/OTA KINABALU. FTI. Sabah Is expected to i export copper by 1972. the manager of Overseas Mmenl Resources Development 1 of Japan. Mr. Ya.suaki Yo- .-himura. .said today. Tin K)nip;inv i> canyinu out Intensive pro. r, 'mc in Mamut. i at the loo'
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    Lock icon Two people died in accidents in Perak
    69 13 Two people died in accidents in Perak IPOH. Fit Two estate workers one of them a woman, [eU to their death.hi acclociH.s iii Perak yesterday. V. Muntamah. the woman 29, fell oil .i trailer drawn by a ;tno died on the i>poi in Melintang Estate mar Teluk i Ansoii. Ibrahim
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    No meals at airport as cooks fail to report for duty
    185 13 No meals at airport as cooks fail to report for duty SINGAPORE, Fri.— The four cooks employed at the Paya Lebar Airport restaurant failed to report for duty this morning. The result: The restaurant came to a complete standstill. The managing director of Ambassador Hotel (the new operators of tiie
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    Thief caught
    34 13 SINGAPORE. Prl -Detectives \csterd»v aire.s'.ed a man who was rldlnß a stolen scooter along Jalan Bukit Ho Swee. They later recovered two inotor-rycle.v believed to have been stolen by the same man.
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    SATELLITE STATION IN KUANTAN: CONTRACT IS SIGNED
    158 13 SATELLITE STATION IN KUANTAN: CONTRACT IS SIGNED KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. enters the space age next year with the completion of the $6.6 million Telecoms satellite station in Kuantan in March. The contract f< t Mipp.y ol equipment u.i--signed here today b> Director-General communications. Mr. Chew Kam Pok. for the Government,
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    Banned paper appeals
    83 13 Banned paper appeals 1.1 HIM;, rri. The Se« Hua Daily News, a ChlaMM newspaper printed here and in Sibu, hat appealed against tlia inker's two-week suspension. The managing director, Mr. I.au nue Sioni;. >«••>- -terdaj met nMiciuW of the State Uperat umn Committee. The e\rcuti\e secretary of the committee. Inche
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    2 pass exam
    22 13 K I UMPUR. Fri Tww Mr. R. Mr K Jrf?a--•i Society ammi.'ion ol the Chartered lav tute of London,
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    Goodwill durians
    22 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Gombak goodwill committee will hold a durian party tomorrow evening at the 4th mile Gombak Road.
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      200 13 STORWEL IS STRONG, DURABLE VERSATILE. ALL THESE AND MORE! The (.odrij STORWEL uith arrangement, the STORWEL •Mad lt.tiurc< is avail- \s the ideal burg'ar-resisting m a range of models. Mccl cabinet for the Home, lutings and c iloun for the J lonic and the Office. The Codrej STORWfcL ii only
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      187 13 4am \O jaLmk. effective ■Qfiit 3 generations I Hfl.V \m\ upMttin4 t0 noubimi by constipation yat timpta conttipttieai k^HpHKv 'v\ really nothing mort than a functional disturbance. A divt that XVfl B^RBKaav Tr?^** l 4l. induda* liquid* and planty ol trash fruit and vagaiablat will htlf JP^| v »o cocraet
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      103 13 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Sedlll Kechil 12.35 am (6.2 ft) 213 pm. <7.9fV>: Singapore 207 am (9ft < 3.40 pm (7 6ft'. Port Dickaon ;n 19 a.m. B.Bft 10 45 p.m. <7 sft i Port Swettenham 9.34 a.m. 1 15 Bft i 9 34. p.m. lU.lfti. Penanp 458 a.m. (V.lfti 4.30
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      809 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNELS hu.il.i l.ur- rhjinpion.- 655 Singapore pu. .md I m.ms :< liioh .uitl Raci R 1 ItaUrca >■ laliert h.iliiu 700 Ntw ln U'«'- sl "13 :■> .<n«l IB; Ijiiiim. i Uatu I^mbaidii Mingiju a I'alut and Kin.m. 8. .01 Cai MO Mewa MindHVln ClaMlo. 307 ooc Thi
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      A grateful girl says 'thanks'
      99 14 ON Monday evening I lost mv purse MBt iiiiiib mv Sinsapore Identity Card and money and was lrantic. Next mommc a kindheart* d Chinese returned the purse with my identity card and money He to n'.e at mv housr. and would not accept anything from
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      Experience for engineer grads
      350 14 THE GAP IN PREPARATION \yiTH reference to your editorial (S.T. June 27) it is not only the graduates in Agriculture who are faced with the problem of unemployment. An equal number of those who received their degrees of Bachelor of Engineering from the University of Malaya
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      Gold coins
      115 14 Why not small souvenirs too? rE Minister of Finance has recently announced the minting of $150 gold coins to commemorate the 150 th anniversary of the founding of Singapore. As the denomination is so high, equivalent to a month's pay for an industrial worker, it will be out
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      HONESTY IN THE FILM AD
      180 14 llfY recent experiences have prompted this Utter. When a film Is adverti.sed in Singapore not infrequently it Is illustrated with a scene which gives the impression it represents the theme or the highlight of the film and when one actually sees the film, one finds
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      Slashed show
      61 14 TV. Malaysia has some good .shows but kills them In trying to squeeze them into a time limit. High Chapparal, for example, is slashed until the whole story is lost before the climax. Similarly The Saint. Star Trek and The Outsider I thought the new times for shows
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      Getting rich with a dollar
      59 14 Getting rich with a dollar- IT seems to me that Malaysians will soon find work out of date. For an investment of $1 a fortune can easily be made from the Social Welfare Lottery, Four Digits lottery and Toto. With a little more improvement we can beat Monte Carlo at
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      Better TV
      92 14 TV programmes could be improved if only le.ss Imported rubbish like the "Half-hour story" and other films with boring dialogue are shown. Better shows could surely be screened If only our TV organisers take the trouble. Saturday evening programmes should be special for schoolchildren. This Is the only
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      Phone plea
      33 14 THE residents of Jalan Pulau Gadong need a public telephone. It is not always possible to obtain the use of a private telephone in this rural area. r. L. MAX Malacca
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      No room for big passengers
      82 14 No room for big passengers I HAVE, for the past few years, noticed the unhygienic snacine of the seats of Kuala Lumpur buses. I. for one. have found great difficulty in placing myself in a comfortable position whenever I take to these seats, or. to be more blunt, not getting
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      THE HISTORY OF ST. ANNE'S FROM THE YEAR 1844
      222 14 IIMTH reference to your TT report. "Bt. Anne's seeks help in delving into the past" (ST. June 24). a Church census in 1844 recorded that there were 140 Catholics, one missionary and one church in Province Wellesley. I am unable to
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      275 14 tJ lien-etre I {AU Of CO'-CGNI j j\ N.TuRtU! J eau de cologne L\| "blen-etre" Uwi No matter Wf&yd \i how you K»«a sayit li^&S means \A iT JFn freshness A PRODUCT Of PBAN'wE SWISS PRIDE* WORLD SERVICE SCOTHLITE WATCH DIAL. J flflC i SHINES UNDERWATER IfcfUMa] ''""V^— IT MAKES
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      1189 15 EXWESS SERVICE TO LONDON LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS Singapore P S "am Penmi u'h, b Ji'Ji, JlSt'i li Pt/Jily I July II I M brou 11 $tit 7 BEN ARTY Fsr i HJ P. Sham Ptnanf G rnwtn An 1* Gil. M July 7 Mbrougn An 2J Siniapore P. S>am
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      1130 15 f^a. WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. I y^iajj^Hj For: Lot Angelet, New Orleans, Charleston, I B-Vl^g] Niw York, New London. I^^^^^^Hk (also accepting cargo for other Gull and Atlantic ports, lubject to inducement; Spore -^0 KUPRES* 3/ 5 Aug 31July/2Aug 28/3OJu'. CENTRAL TRUST la72oA»s 21/23 Aug 24/25 Au 9 Calling New York
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      1110 16 '"^KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD., Western Australia Singapore Japan Set-vie* frtaartlt Itaaajart Tonka I Nagsyt Vhaaia «oM ■Matt* »i»» M AM ISAM IBM! Wm A Jrica Singapore Japan Service Nagoyl T'Mmi *o»M "Ntn.tr Mara' 4I An 21 21 Am i Sept 7 Sept Iltft 1 Japan West Africa Service Hgo; tome
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    264 17 MELBOURNE. Frt T*HE Melbourne mining and 0.l x market held to a steady course today, again showing greater strength in the afternoon than in early trading. Some leading market stocks lost ground, despite the afternoon up■MMNISy, Wfatrin Mining < RA, Ampul Exploration anc tjurrniUnd Minr* all
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    28 17 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES July 4. RIBBER PRICE: 74] cents (up half a cent). TIN PRICE: $618.75 (up 75 cents). Estimated offering 265 tons (down 5 tons).
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    355 17 Rubber reaches 4 year peak NERVOUS shortcoverlng following the fresh Incidents in West Malaysia dominated the week's tradIng on the Rubber Market and caused current month No. 1 RSS to reach a fouryear peak of 75 cents, state H.t.B. Co. Ltd. in their weekly review The news came upon a
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    Rubber price reaches new high
    261 17 JI'LY fint trade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 74% cents per Ib. up half a cent on Thursday* closing level. This was the higrst cloo.ng price since May 12, 1965. The '.one was steady, quiet B.A.S.
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    99 17 CHINIIE Produea E»ch«ngt, tin(«- port, noon claim* »rie«» p«r picui yaitardiy. Coconut ttl: bulk $48t arilera. arum »5l oelltrt. Copra: Mixed (f.ob.i ioum July/ Auk IK font. S3l H P.DPtr Muntok whiti- 11 25 MM Sarawak white ***** orllpra. aprci*.! S«i..«ak mack SV2i Mllera. carblrd Lumponc tila.-k $mt
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    Steady tone on Straits Tin Market on buying from Europe
    353 17 Steady tone on Straits Tin Market on buying from Europe rpHE Straits tin price In X Penang yesterday rose 75 cents to $618.75 per picul on an offering estimated down 5 tons to 265 tons. A steady tone was reported with demand mainly from Europe and some ■mall Japanese orders.
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    274 17 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTMORITV ANNOUNCED THI FOLLOWINC BIRTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR JULY V OUT: MM l.invd I 4. t'moo Skipper V Kmnamnrr Valley RP. State of Kutrh 111 11. B<r|..!, 13/14. Prodromoo Vita 19. Nagoya Maru V/M. Kimaola 25. NugauM Maru VM .1" :o«u?i .13 M, Straat
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    CLOSING PRICES
    599 17 BID AND OFFIR PRICES OFFI CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSI OF BUSINESS IN THI SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE YESTERDAY WERE: m. ACMA. 1 1.91 K.n A To 2.05 2O« Borneo Bemad 1.70 1.72 *d BouMeart Camel Plywood 2.50 2.">4 cbl I 3.M
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    939 17 CONDITIONS contlnued quiet on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday and were really very little changed on those prevailing on Thursday. continued tension in Malaysia is still playing its part in damping down market enthusiasm and except in a handful of counters
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    No dividend by Sandac
    111 17 SANDAC Rubber Estate* Will pay no dividend for year to March 31, 1969 (same). The profit is £1.328 after tax ol t; 2.063. In addition there Is a surplus ot £18.661 on disposal of the estat-j and ancillary a r adjustment ot tax ions net a.s.-"ts
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    Straits tin shipments
    63 17 SHIPMENTS of Strait* refined tin from Penang in June totalled 5.838 long tons, according to The Strut > Trading Company. Of the total the United Kingdom took 75 tons, US 1.835. Continent 1.487, Canada 175. Japan 1.731. Pacific 117. India 99. 3. America 235. Africa 2(5. Australasia
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    Last major decline
    99 17 rE lav major decline ol the current bear market probably occurred during the account ended June 20. according to the latest issue of the Investor! Chronlc;e Newsletter. Althoigh it says the subsequent recovery in market* may have been technical, the Newsletter recommends buying rather than selling It
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    Small moves in tins
    101 17 rNS showed little change In quiet trading In London on Thursday. Rubbers were also quiet, but in merchants Harrisons and Crosfleld showed a small gain. if DOW IONBS: 870 28 (week ago). 880 S9 (Wednesday). 886.12 (Thursday). LONDON DOI I \R TRKMll M 3J'i to 33
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    83 17 TM£ Allocution ol B.ink- M.i 1 laytta-Singaporo ma 4 rr in it» rnt.'« to m v Hal Soiling TT or Ul) > Canad.i UI) »J •mi.'. 90 d/M. i' 2 742S credit 7173 trade biln. Soiling TT or OO roady: S'J.MMI. Tho rolli ■> are quoted to the
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    Reduced net profit
    75 17 THE accounts for Idris 1 Hydraulic Tin Ltd. for 1968 show a reduced net profit of £24,170 compared with £51.125 after providing for tax and depreciation. The chairman, Mr. A. G. Glenister, said in his statement that the reduction is largely due to the higher figure for
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    BUSINESS DONE
    891 17 BUSINESS IN AND REPORT!.!) TO TIIK SDfOAPOBC AND Xl \l 1.1 MIM R TRADING KOOM> Ol 1111. STOCK XX- {II \.\OI. YF.STIKDAY WITH THt NIMBI.X Ol SHARES 11: Mil It SHOWN IN BRACKETS IN LOTS Ol 1,000. UNLESS OTIIKKWISI. SI'K 11 11 I). INDUSTRIALS: ACMA (1) $1.89. (2>
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    37 17 STOCK INDICES July 3 July 4 Industrials; 149.84 149.49 1 Iliil. I- 83.35 83.15 rrnprrtlrv 135.80 135.7! tTim: 80.95 841.63 rubbrn: 109.86 11". in lire. 31), 1966 1«U. Wit. 31. 1968 1(10. t Dec. 20. 1962 10U.
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    PALM OIL
    21 17 In London on Thursday Malayan 5 per cent c.l.f. UK July August In bulk was unchanged at £68 sellers.
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    39 17 IVN the free eiehanao market in v Hong Kong yeaterday tho O». Dollar wu quoted at 8.10 for T.T. and 6.0M35 for oath. Marling waa quoted »t II W and on* Uol of gold at 808.375.
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    65 18 FAMILY OF IMI ooa dur- FAMILY OF LATr P. T. Ph lips. Sxingei Tlnggl Estate thank I friends, of sornn for their resistance, coadolracei. wrealas, donatMns, attenaaace during the recen'. txreavement. I THE SON OF Late Mr. Khoo l.n* T«e rfteak BRAH Uhammarakshita and r.ie... Union I conJo learss.
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      1049 19 LEAVING SINGAPORE. UouMboto effects for sal*: Vacuum cteaner floor x>lisher washing macbin* unco etc I „1 off. i .till iS|wn I3STI :.cl«ftD i alter SOU p.m 2&1X7 FROST FREE RIFRIOERATOR/ FREEZER combination Pbilco. Hotpoint, Norse. Wr*tinKhouse. General Klectric. Call at Cinsapore Kefrlcera[ion Company. 12 14 International rliiildtng. Telephone iS'pore; TiUni
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      532 19 M MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE AIRLINES LIMITED invites applications from suitably qualified candidates lor the positions of (A) SUPPLIES OFFICER (Local Purchase) (B) STENOGRAPHERS (C) COMPTOMETER OPERATOR (D) TELEPRINTER OPERATORS (E) ARTISANS In the following tradesEngine Airframe, Electrical, Pneumatic, Component, Plant Equipment, Fibreglass, Fabric and Safety Equipment. (F) CABIN SERVICES ASSISTANTS (G) STOREKEEPERS
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      1018 20 i, ii PRIMARY SCHOOL-TEACHERS A large mining company on the east coast of Malaya 1 invites applications for the positions of (a) Headmaster <b> School teacher for its English-language primary school The school caters for Doth Expatriate and Asian children and follows the New South Wales Curriculum, for pupils aged
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      518 20 THE UNIVERSITY OF AUCKLAND New Zealand Applications are united lot tin [jo.sition of LECIURER IN CHIN. in the Department of A-sun l,aimuane.s and Literature^ Ihr Department was set up in 1966 :o pimi in Chinese. Japanese and Indonesian. Ci~iine.se ifluguage and literature studies ivere commenced in 1966 and courses in
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      Champion Azman gets tough fight
      610 21  - Champion Azman gets tough fight STEVE BOEY I DEFENDING champion S. A. Azman recovered from a set down to beat Tan Song Kean 'A-6. 6-2. 6-0 in the men's singles quarterfinals in the Malaysian lawn tennis championships at the Ipoh Municipal courts yesterday. Azman was joined in the somi-finals by
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      237 21 LONDON. Fri. The British Open golf championship next week has been robbed of much glamour by the withdrawal of American Arnold Palmer, twice winner of the title. Palmer yesterday cabled the Royal and Ancient Oolf Club that he regretted he would be unable to
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      Laver advances
      37 21 A USTRALIAN Rod Layer reaches out for a return during his Wimbledon singles semi-final against American Arthur Ashe. Layer won 2-6, 6-2. 9-7, 6-0 and will meet compatriot John Newoombe in the final. ITI radiopic.
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      197 21 lONDON. Frl. j The chance of an open Davis Cup competition disappeared for at least another 12 months at a meeting in London yesterday, when delegates to the Davis Cup nations' annual conference voted heavily against the Idea. A proposal by France, which had the
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      Outspoken does a splendid gallop
      161 22 Outspoken does a splendid gallop 01 rSPOKEN tap] i] ihowIn a 3f In :i» 4, 5 sec on Bukit li.it.mt a 31 trial K<>> hrn d:d a running the .imi J»> '.ippriiiKuliiiir over \..l VI. I till" i did IJ.nmlle Mrocie U ill 41 N..iip.in«-i v Hamid) on the bit.
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      Sweet Melody is strongly fancied
      630 22  - Sweet Melody is strongly fancied EPSOM JEEP By CWEET MELODY is strongly fancied to score over 9f in Race 1 at Bukit Timah today. The New Zealand gelding by Agricola won five races over a mile or more last season. He nn a Rood race last fourth by less than
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      141 22 KTSOM JUT (ALL BOY 1'OINTF.R MK'.OIM MMBMAMTtM s. MELODY Racf 1 Npwlmanter .lrrr>* Spwial Orchard Road On-hard Road >»ert Melody J«n's Spwial Tl DOR (1.1)1 II I I DOR (toil) II. SI PRIMO Rarr 2 |MM| Nirr < hoirr Tudor (loud II Supremo II Supremo Nice (huirr III HONAIR
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      37 22 QFMI PIMAI XT Omar Salim beating Choo ocmi-rißHLioi Sin Hua 9 15 15 9 15 4 to enter the men's singles semi-finals in the Singapore junior badminton championships on Wed" nesday night. Timespic by Han Hai long.
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      109 22 CYDNE.Y. Fri. —Three racehorses owned by Felipe Ysmael of the PhilipI a ere sold at auction In Sydney today Kour other Ysmaei horses were withdrawn from the sale and another was passed in. Mr Ysmael decided to end his association with Australian racing after
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      Lock icon WI hit back in return match
      241 22 WI hit back in return match BELFAST. Frl. The West Indian cricketers made amends Against Ireland with a vengeance here yesterday. The tourist* bundled Ireland out for 126 and quickly rneed past their .score for the loss of only one wicket. It was .swift reven. th»':r humiliation oy I: on
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      Munusamy sets mark for steeplechase
      344 23 V MUNUBAMT won 11 the 3,000 metres tn a record time of 10:6.0 at the Kedah AAA championships at Alor Star yesterc.: !x>at t h c previous mark by II I i'crrls were V. Toput. Mar»my In the women's 800 m. Ong Poh Kuan In
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      Selva returns with a record
      633 23  -  ERNEST FRIDA By ARI Selvaratnam, the Malaysian 400 metres hurdles kingpin from 1961 to 1965, made a triumphant comeback at Johore Bahru yesterday. ting in the JoAAA championSolva won his event In 55 ssec. cllp4.4scc off the premark. He finished about 40 m*--head of runner-up
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      T-T meet postponed
      91 23 "THE Malaysian table tennis champion.«lui>s scheduled for July 27-Aug. 6 I I Malacca have been postponed till Nov. 16-27. The Tab'e Tennis Association or Malaysia dtr.ded at a mee*.ing at Ipoii yesterday, to send five players to the Singapore Posta Sukan tournament on Aug 12-18 They are
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      Choon Kok the top performer
      303 23 TAN Choon Kok broke another state record when he won the long jump at 6. 12 metre* at the Perlis AAA championships at Kangar yesterday. < Choon Kok. who set a triple jump record on Thursday, was awarded the Brst Pen ;imanee trophy. The women
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      SIN LONG CRACKS 100 METRES RECORD
      164 23 /"HANG Sin Long took tttt I 100 metres title »nh r^ cord time of ll.2sec in th« second day of the Penang Schools athletic championship* at the City Stadium yesterday. He beat the old record by tenth of a second. Mntfts: BOYS (U« 1100
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      NSW name Pesta side
      79 23 WYDNEY. Frl. Ten women ba.-kttball players -i^re named today to represent New South Wales in the Singapore 1 Pesta Sukan tournament neM rr.outh They Include two top State Athletes Nancy Atherton. who sprinted for Australia In the 1954 Commonwealth Games. 1 gnd Kay Thomas, who has
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      227 23 BADMINTON bt Yee Fei 11-1 JOHOKI SCHOOLS (Johorg ll R. Anthony bt Nurmah Bahnr Bo>» I ndrr-30 linrlr* 11-6 H-4; Tan Kuang w.o Wong Chee Yow Cheng ».o Ong Chny; Loh Lre Huang bt Chooi Kia: Lim; Goh Chee Leone b K Chee 11-6 retd. Tey Boon Hua 1&-1. 15-7:
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      96 23 AIHLFTKS SchooU: North Perak combined championships (Clifford grd K. I Kansj-ar. 930 am > Prrak l Central branch secondary I schools i STAR grd, Ipohi. TENNIS Malaysian national championships (Ipoh M'pal courts, 8 am. and 230 p .m.i. Kll XXI (,oh Tropln: Nrcrl Cnilianf v !~er\ices iStotin pddans. Seremban. 215
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    Lock icon A bird? Oh no, it's Bill on a kite
    54 24 A I5IHI). a plane? No it's Australian Bill Bennett s;iilinii p;isi the Statue of Liberty on ;i kilc. Bennett is being towed ;il the end <>1 ;i 1,200-foot rope by partner Httn Callaghan around upper New York Bay. Hot li are
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    38 24 TOKYO. Pri— A 27-year-old medical student stripped to his underiieiits In court as a protest till trial. Osamu Sotovaina. student al Tokyo University, was on trial tor taking part In a student not early this year.
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    Lock icon Mainland raid by Taiwan: America 'concerned'
    172 24 Mainland raid by Taiwan: America 'concerned' U/ABHINGTON, Frl 1> The State Department said tntl a y the I iiitt-tl States was investiuatine repi»rt- of a VitKiMiii-t Chtoese attack mainland Chinese xt^^elv and would be eoneerned o\er an> actiun that ini^ht errate tensions in the area. A N|Kik"sni.m made it Hear
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    Lock icon Indonesia, Japan sign USsl2om aid pact
    252 24 Indonesia, Japan sign USsl2om aid pact 'pOKYO. Fri.— Japan and Indonesia today signed an agreement on Japan's aid to Indonesia totalling USSI2O million for fiscal 1969. The agreement vai rd at the Foreign Ministry between Mr. T.suneokl Ueda. director-general of the Foreign Ministers Economic Co-operation Bureau, and the Indonesian Ambassador.
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    Army to hold exercises
    43 24 SINGAPORE. h\i Military exercises will be held In Pender Road. Kay Slang Road. Ganges Avenue. Kalian; Park. Clementl Road. Chant 1 Road. Tanjonf Rhu. Singapore Turf Club and Parrer Road from 3 p.m. on Monday to 8 am Tuesday.
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    London stocks
    414 24 LONDON. Fn Trading wh.s 1 very quiet on the lan day of the account The current labour dis--1 pute.s and end-account (actors i made for a general marking down M the opening. Small buying throughout the day. however, lifted equities back to around overnight levels Towards the close,
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    Crew who abandoned blazing ship taken to Spore
    291 24  - Crew who abandoned blazing ship taken to Spore PHILIP KHOO By SINGAPORE. Friday JMIK 34 ticw members ol Hie fire-ravaged llonj^ Kong lifi^litcr Sincere arrived here on board the Australian warship Brisbane t<>day. Immediately after disembarking al the Xaval Base, they wciv whisked away in a bus by immigration officials.
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    Miss Young leaves for Miami
    91 24 Miss Young leaves for Miami SINGAPORE, Fri Singagaporc s hope at the Miss Universe beauty pageant at Miami Beach. Florida, Miss Mavis Young, 18. left the Republic today promising "to do my b. I She *aid: "I know many of our previous Miss Singapores did not even succeed in getting
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    48 24 JAKARTA. Fri Indonesia and Malaysia will hold talks on Ashing In Jakarta by the end of the month, a spokesman of the FMiery Department said today. The talks would deal with Asl.lnic In territorial waters and Bahtng right* tor fishermen of both nations Reuter.
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    Lions' chief
    48 24 SINGAPORE. Fit The Minister (or Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will lnrtal the preslden' of the Lions Club of Singapore Host for 1969-70. Mr Glenn A. Wood, at the Anmdel Room In Goodwood Pai:^ Hotel at 1 p.m. tomorrow. Other club officials will also be Installed.
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    146 24 S. KAMOASAMV, Mint Clnlc patard i avtay MOOaaJr, Iravinx brhind «if» and n >on KiiDiral B.T.M 4 p.m. from Ranah Kn vaiaice. Beremban. CABLE RECEIVED from Kollrnirodr. Krrala Raman Nalr. fathrr of V J. Dhanan. Malacca, paaied away on MR. A, W. FOSTER of Wmrn» Bror K L. paaard
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    261 24 Mrs. Jones wrests Wimbledon singles title LONDON. Frl tains Mrs. Ann climaxed 13 yeai effort tod the women's singlt at the Wimbledon nla I'ha mvl o n beating deft champion Jean King of the I States ."*-!>. 6the final. In the all-pn fes men i doubli Dna tralians John N
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      57 24 A set of drums four guitars, singer piano right here and now in a three inch box Antachi 62A m New tone, new volume, new Ml t clarity from the most power- 1 «fSSSBk hi little music box ever sold. 1 ifamM Li JM^^iijß HITA(,Ht -1 if "v Specify m
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      252 24 Late classified advertisements INTENSIVE SHORT COURSE for 1969 and GENERAL COURSE for 1970 Please note that we mark all the Exercises and Tests of the Short Course STUDENTS ARE ASSURED THAT OUR SCHOOL CERTIFICATE AND HIGHER SCHOOL CERTIFICATE COURSES ARE NOT MODELLED ON DIAGNOSTIC TESTING (OBJECTIVE TESTING) METHOD. MCC gives
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      7 25 SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LIMITED n,t til SINGATEX
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      Spore joins big timers in textile production
      567 25 MINISTER OPENS MODERN AND FULLY-INTEGRATED MILL THE Minister lor Foreign Affairs and Labour. Mr. S. Kajaratnam. trill declare open Singapore Textile Industrie* at Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim. Jurotm, at :> p.m. today. The mill is one of South-Ka>t \<ia g mosfl modern. This ceremony
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      Company thanks EDB for support
      125 25 Mi; Any Jai Chuan. treasurer of Singapore TexIndustries Ltd.. on behalf of the company, thanks the Econom; B rd for ttlng up ot d mark todays ipport to ipnient of the company, which, he was uld help pore to earn more foreign exchai said lood
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        130 25 CONGRATULATIONS j i to j SINGAPORE TEXTILE 1 INDUSTRIES LIMITED t from I Marubeni«lida Company Limited Crosby House, Ist Floor, 71, Robinson RcL Singapore 1 Tel: *****/3 ***** 2 )sfc (Incorporated in Japan) y CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LTD. ■pHHj FARBWERKE HOECHST AG P^^j votona^ QsWedAtel <££uciu6
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      Opening marks start of industry's 'renaissance'
      469 26 Opening marks start of industry's 'renaissance' THE opening today ol Singapore's first fully Integrated and most modern mill nvirks the start of a "renaissance" In the Republic's textile industry. For many few ttM I restrictive import policies of consumer countries and chanKPs In the regions political mosaic this industry la
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      CHECK TO ENSURE QUALITY PRODUCTS
      231 26 r ensure that the mills products are flawless. Singapore Textile Industries Ltd. takes treat pains to see that they are checked at e\ery stage of the .Hi to 40 processes carried out in the manufacture of fabrics Workers are stationed all alone the assembly line
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        249 26 iMIIIIIiIIIMIIIIIIII'IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIMIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM Congra tv la tions Best Wishes to Singapore Textile Industries Ltd. on the occasion of the official opening of their factory in Jurong Industrial Estate Greetings from: •<§>• Toyoda Tsusho Kaisha, Ltd. NAGOYA. TOKYO. OSAKA. JAPAN. OSAKA BRANCH: 18. 4-Chome. Shioma chi-don. Minami-ka. Osaka. Japan. <^> Sando Iron Works
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        182 26 1 Congratulations and Best Wishes SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LIMITED M the occasion of the official opening of their factory from MESSEI CHEMICAL WORKS LIMITED No. 1 Nakazawa cho. Nishikyogcku. Ukyoku, Kyoto. Japan. Leading Manufacturers fir Exporters of Textile Chemicals and Dyestuffs in Japan. Better Chemicals for Better processings Sole Agents:PANDA
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      A leading banker heads the board of directors
      979 27 A- IndustriMr Wee ln» ,i« ids the of riir In- Wee Singapore Chinese Chamber N in and Steel BteaaiIp Co. Ltd. and the Development Bank ol SinMr^Lta Mr. Tan ■<■ »> the Singal[;^ rnmerce and inhas bixiut:ht him many He carted his
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        103 27 Heartiest Congratulations to I SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LIMITED on the occasion of the Official Opening Ceremony of their Factory at JURONG INDUSTRIAL ESTATE SINGAPORE I r n nil TAN CHONG SONS MOTOR CO. (Sj PTE. LTD., 29, ROCHORE CANAL ROAD, SINGAPORE I TAN CHONG SONS MOTOR CO. (SON.) BERHAD, 62-68,
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        158 27 CONGRA TULA TIONS TO THE SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES, LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING from I THE CHINA ENGINEERS, LTD, (Incorporated in Hongkong) 2 MISTRI ROAD, SINGAPORE AND THEIR PRINCIPALS SANDOZ LIMITED BASLE, SWITZERLAND MANUFACTURERS OF DYESTUFFS AND CHEMICALS FOR ALL KINDS OF TEXTILE FIBRES, LEATHER, PAPER, PLASTICS,
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      Firm confident of the future growth of textile industry
      406 28 SINGAPORE Textile Industries Ltd., was initiated in 1963 by the late rubber magnate. Mr. Ko Teck Kin. Though he was the prime mover of the project, Mr. Ko's death in 1966 did not in any way delay the planning of the
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      Fabrics with a touch of S'pore
      242 28 OVERSEAS TRAINED Mi.vs Grace Tan is Singapore Textiles Industries' chief designer. With her team of designers, .she is thinking up ideas of what Sii-.^apore's first fancy tabrics will look like Miss Tan. who holds a diploma In textile designing from the Chelsea Arts School,
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      Teijin a partner of new firm
      170 28 TEIJIN Ltd. of Japan one of the worlds largest synthetic fibres manufacturers is a partner of Singapore Textile Industries Ltd. Started half a century ago, it haa for years been the leading Japanese fibre manufacturing company with activities also In the petro-chemlcal industry. Its
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        223 28 Congratulations Best Wishes to SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LIMITED on the occasion of their official opening of its New Factory at Jurong Industrial Estate, Singapore. From:WAH SEONG PRESS 143/145. HILL STREET, SINGAPORE. TELEPHONE: ***** Cable Address: "EFFICIENCY" Our Congratulations 2 to J I SINGAPORE TEXTILE f INDUSTRIES LIMITED X on the
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        204 28 CONGRATULATIONS to SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LTD. on their official opening Industrial chilled water system from Centrifugal Refrigeration Machines are installed on their premises by cm the GUTHRIE WAUGH I .1 ORGANISATION AIRCONDITIONING REFRIGERATION DIVISION U|||||IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIII|i£ Congratulations I Very Best Wishes to I I SINGAPORE TEXTILE I I INDUSTRIES LIMITED I
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        140 28 tlt ,it Congratulations and Best Wishes J to SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LTD. i i from:- sharikat jfST national SB NEW BWOCE ROAD SINGAPORE 1• T EL' 97)60 7378« I CONGRA TULA TIONS BEST WISHES to: SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LIMITED on the occasion of their official opening from: CHORI COMPANY LIMITED
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        172 29 Congratulations and best wishes to hW^ Singapore Textile Industries Ltd., I JJj^" on the occasion ot the I official opening by The Honourable I Minister for Foreign I Affairs and Labour Mr. S. Rajaratnam. from /T\ /7T\ HHH BAYER CASSCLLA ■=ft^d Vr7 V-v J Badische Anilin ft Soda-Fabrik AG Farbenfabriken
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      Only the very best
      370 30 -COMPANY BUYS THE TOP MACHINES FROM EVERY PART OF THE WORLD SINGAPORE Textile Industries' mill is the only fully-integrated textile mill in Singapore and one of the most modern In South-East Asia. Singapore Textile lndu>trl?s handle.i every procca ol manufacture Hum the raw mab right up
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        186 30 OPENING TODAY The New Jurong Plant of SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES, LTD. Congratulations from TEIJIN LIMITED !nr! L jeijin —an important name for those of us who appreciate quality and industrial progress. Synthetic Fibre I Chemical Manufacturer TEIJIN LIMITED TOKYO OSAKA JAPAN SmgaporeOff.ee: M.S. A. Building 9th Fl. 7 7 Rohin>on
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        143 30 Cct~cu.tUoi<^i SINGAPORE I -TEXTILE S»i u/uu, INDUSTRIES from CUNWNMATEX^) TEXTILE MACHINERY GROUP Suppliers to Singapore textiles Industries GERBER Spiral Neutral Acid Ager Types' MONFORTS Doubling Rolling Measuring Machines. Oecatising Machines SCHLAFHORST Warper Model EZD Warping Creel Zl2e I MEMBER FIRMS lIMCOLITADTI KIEINEWEFIRS HWMMMinwii Printing Wet Finishing Machines Spinning Machines f\/\
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        338 31 Congratulations Best Wishes to C^nnorxtl ll^tionc SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LIMITED on the occasion of the On the Birth official opening of their factory Of |\|eW Industry in Jurong >:•.,„ i. We offer our heartiest congratulations on the opening of Singapore Textile Industries, Ltd. »k fiiStl Ik) IfcßiSSf c no P
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        125 32 We are proud to be assc xdatec I wit 1 1 J&BSffc> SINGAPORE TEXTILE INDUSTRIES LTD. in the production of high quality, fast to light and non-running coloured fabrics IULACTIYE OYES AM) TECHNICAL M APPLICAIION PRODUCTS s Supplied tlmxigli ty~'-^ DIETHELM X CO., LTD. CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO SINGAPORE TEXTILE
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