The Straits Times, 31 May 1967

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 The Straits Times P.P.O. SactiofrlJ Natiiimil Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, MAY 31, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2378:2590 M.C.(P)2266
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    Lock icon Aqaba: The first shots at sea
    874 1 Aqaba: The first shots at sea PAIRO, lues. l£gyptian Navy ships tired warning slmis across the bows of ;i Liberian tanker living to run the Gulf of Aqaba blockade yesterday ;m<l forced it to him back in llie Red Sen, Hit' authoritative newspaper Al Aliram reported today. II \\;is the
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    A clear passage
    40 1 passage LONDON, Tuev British cart;o ship, the 8,9.V1-ton Matra. is today unloading at the Jordanian port of Aqaba after s.nliiiK through the Straits of Tiran without incident. She sails back through the Straits later today for Jeddah.
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    Jets in midair crash: Two die
    660 1  - Jets in midair crash: Two die RODERICK PESTANA and REJAL ARBEE By PONTIAN, Tues. r p\<) RAF lave lin jet fighters collided in the air and crashed near kampong Ulu I*ulai today, killing the pilot of one ol tho planes and his navigator. The pilot and navigator of the other
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    Lock icon Loan to Ghana
    44 1 WASHINGTON. Tues The United States today announced a S2O million loan to Ghana to help the Government stabilise and rebuild the economy The loan, being made by the Agency for International Development, will be used to purchase American commodities 1 Reuter
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    Ties with Rumania
    51 1 SINGAPORE. Tue.s. Singapore and Rumania are to have full diplomatic relations, it wai announced today A joint communique laYUed here at the end of the ollicial visit ol the Rumanian Foreign Minister. Mr. Corneliu fcfaneacu. hM the two countries have agreed to exchange diplomatic missions. (See Page
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    Lock icon The youngest Premier
    51 1 ADELAIDE. Tues. A 40-yeai-j old Queens Counsel v. .is elected I Premier of South AuatralU UxU) baeoatai Hie jroungMi mhip leudnii) Australia. Mi D Dunstan. Alton, ral In the ruling Labour Party s.iiic m.jh ".iii succeed Mi Franx Walsh, who will .step down because I ol aRe
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    $30,000 opium seized
    43 1 ALOR STAR. Tues. Customs officers seized about 200 Ib. of raw opium worth about $30,000 In a i midnight raid on a hut in the border village of Bukit Ketrl. eight mlle.i from Kangar. last night. A man was detained.
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    Tokyo talks
    26 1 TOKYO. Tues Tenaku Abdul Rahman and the Japanese Foreign Minister. Mr Miki. will rii International situation on Saturday In Tokyo It was announced today
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    Lock icon Mini-skirt ban
    22 1 CYDXKY, Tues. Mini skirls mid coloured stockings have been banned by lite Now South Wales Attorney-Generals ;hkl Justice Department Reuter.
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    Lock icon NOW A WATER SUPPLY CUT
    292 1 NOW A WATER SUPPLY CUT HONG KONG. Tues. The Colony's water supply will be cut to eight hours daily as from June 1 because of the continuing drought, the Government announced today. For the past few weeks the Colony has been on a 16-hour basis after enjoying a round-the-clock supply
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    East Nigeria now Biafra Republic
    149 1 East Nigeria now Biafra Republic (JiNUGU. T u c s. J Eastern Nigi today broke a W a y from the seven-year-old Nigerian Federation and proclaimed itself the sovereign independent Republic of Biafra. Announcement ol 'lie break came after dramatic weekend in which the possibility ol sion ol the region
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      BOMBING PAUSE
      31 1 ISHINGTON TurI nit> .1 m ,im was reported icul.n Id ha\f rriuip e irictiona ou liombin* ,.i majoi North \i' i >>r «it 10- <>f Htii'. mil UaiptuHM Rrntrr
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      96 1 /NORTH BRIDGE ROAO< i '^k aW Singapore/ '^b^^^^^^^ BARGAIN COUNTER SPECIAL OFFER Cents Shirts Usual Price Now Reduced To $13.50 $3.00 $12.00 $4.00 $15.00 $4.00 Children's T Shirt (striped) 0.95 crs. upwards Children's Party Dresses $3.90 upwards Ladies' Cotton Slacks 1.75 each Ladies' Handbag (Assorted Patterns) 3.00 each Ladies' Japanese
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      39 1 PRACTICAL GIFT for a New Hime (Et*c»nc or Botti ry oprrotrrf CHOOSE A FANCY WALL CLOCK Ace u rot* 4> Durable REF. s4 70 1t99 ■aHJaf'^^'^Taa^^^ >y ftaff "^"^L m Si TaTH/HS L3Sl€' p p, starts with *fj \tf&
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      Tunisia drops boycott of Arab League
      132 2 'JM Ms i,,.s Tunisia vrstcr<l.i> ilrniU-ii to drop provision. illy. her "<Mti»tl of tile \r.ih League keeaanc of the Middle I ist erWs. An ollu i.i l si., (run nt s.iid dial luiiisi.i n.is prepared t<> tid-nd .u.ii> League rw Cere ween .11 all
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      Tensions stay high after four hours of debate
      578 2 Tensions stay high after four hours of debate GOLDBERG AND FEDORENKO CLASH IN SECURITY COUNCIL IJNITKD NATIONS. Twcs. The Security Council debated the Middle Kasi crisis for more than lour hours yesterday wiih no hint of the line it might take to t ase tensions in the area. The world
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      ,DESIRE OF U.S. TO HAVE GOOD RELATIONS WITH ALL'
      191 2 ,DESIRE OF U.S. TO HAVE GOOD RELATIONS WITH ALL' Dr. Pedorenjto .>coffe<i at l f»P v .nitiative launciiea i«u-t in the council by Canada 'pianarn to urge restralnt on botn Macs In the .Vlidcnp i-'»n--.Mder that vie apptht>f t^o N.i. (i cuuntrlea part and campaign artitteial.y blown up oy certain
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      Eshkol expects action soon by others to test blockade
      379 2 Eshkol expects action soon by others to test blockade lERUSALEM, Tues. J —The Israeli Prime Minister, Mr. Levl Eshkol. said last night he expected the United States. Britain and other countries to take action shortly to remove the Egyptian blockade on shipping In the Gulf of Aqaba. In a policy
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      U.S. sends 9,100lb of bullets to Israel
      82 2 U.S. sends 9,100 lb of bullets to Israel WASHINGTON. Tues TT About 9.1001 b of ammunition is being shipped from the United Statrs to Israel. the Pentaeon said yesterday. A spokesman said the "ill ralihre ammunition was turned over by the Lake City ammunition plant in independence, Missouri, yenterdaj to
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      335 2 Sfl3 rtf,~ /#^4\ RJ mm 076^ j OSE p H RATNAM /f c kb* M NNNNDDDDDDDM 29 MAY 67 V;V^%/ ZCZC APA3SS BSCOO2 TAS79 Eg R3SX CO QBBS 019 IV PLYMOUTH DEVON 19 28 2205 Is 67 pH RAMSEY BORNEO SINGAPORE jpKB ARRIVED PLYMOUTH 2203 TODAY HAVE WORN MY ROLEX
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  • FOREIGN DESK 2
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      Rule-bydecree Nasser dares the west
      275 3 Rule-by-decree Nasser dares the west CAIRO. TuMdiy pKESIDENT Nasser warned yesterday that Egypt must treat the United States and Britain as enemies because they were siding with Israel. The President, addressing the National Assembly soon after it gave him power to rule by decree during the Middle East crisis, said:
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      Airlift from Yemen
      67 3 i DEN, I im-v Aden Radio quoting its Yemen-based V correspondent, said yesterday that Egyptian troops rtffc brine airlifted from Sanaa in the Yemen to I'.iiro. The hxvptian troops in (he Yemen, where they have been hunting in the Yemeni civil war in support of the Republican
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      Lock icon Thanat to Hanoi: Abandon aggression
      107 3 Thanat to Hanoi: Abandon aggression (^ENEVA. Tues— The Thai v foreign Minister, i'un Thanat Khoman, called on Hanoi yesterday to abandon its "ruthless aggression" in South Vietnam and co-operate in finding a peaceful solution to the conflict. He was addressing a debate on South-East Asian, problems at a Pacem in
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      Full-scale Concorde mock-up on show
      62 3 J^ FI XL-SCALE mockup of the supersonic ('oncordr airliner arrives at Le Bourgrt Airport fcr the Air Show. The aircraft, scheduled to cruise at 1 »".o m.p.h.. is expelled to make its Hrst test flieht late this year or early next year. Its overall length
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      Lock icon Italian challenge to de Gaulle
      243 3 ROME. Tuesday. pRESIDENT de Gaulle, here to celebrate the Common Market's 10th anniversary, yesterday heard a direct Italian challenge to his views on British entry to Europe and the continent's relations with the United States. President Giuseppe Saragat told Gen. de Gaulle and the Prime
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      Lock icon 22 injured in blast
      25 3 TOKYO, Tues.—Twenty-two-pcople were injured, one seriously by an explosion yesterday at a chemical plant at Otake. Western Japan, police reported. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Suharto steps up antismuggling war
      193 3 Suharto steps up antismuggling war SINGAPORE, Tues. Indonesia's acting President, Gen. Suharto, yesterday stepped up his crackdown on smuggling when he gave the AttorneyGeneral wide-ranging powers, according to Radio Jakarta. The radio said that the Attorney-General is now empowered to carry out preliminary investigations of civil and military personnel who
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      Lock icon Kiwi Canberras are grounded
      53 3 WELLINGTON. Tues. The Royal New Zealand Air Force has grounded all its Canberra bombers to check them for possible wing structure weakness, according to a spokesman The action was taken alter receiving a signal from the RAF that one of its Canberra* had hairline crack in
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      Lock icon COURT'S RULING ON U.S. CITIZENSHIP
      149 3 WASHINGTON, Tuesday. THE US Supreme Court ruled yesterday that an American's citizenship cannot be taken away without his consent. "In our country the people are sovereign and th* Government cannot sever its relationship to the people by taking away their citizenship." Justice Hugo L. Black
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      246 3 In NOW! I To ensure a higher education for your children When your child reaches school leaving age, can you afford to give him or her higher education? You can. ..with an M.C.I.S. Child Education Plan. Under this plan, you can have a sum of money ready to see him
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    Lim hits out at abuse of Govt aid
    876 4 Lim hits out at abuse of Govt aid 'RATHER DISTURBING' HE TELLS SMA SINGAPORE. Tuesday THE Finance Minister, Mr. Lim Kirn San, tonight accused certain sections of the business and industrial community of having abused forms of Government assistance granted to them. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Singapore
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    Lim: We hope the U.S. will not go back on its word
    326 4 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Finance Minister, Mr. Lim Kirn San tonight criticised the United States Government's handling of the issue of import quotas for Singapore textiles. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Singapore Manufacturers Association, he said: "We
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    SC, HSC replacement: No decision yet, says Ishak
    187 4 SINGAPORE. Tues The Minister of State for Education. Inche Rahlm Ishak. today clarified that no decision had yet been made by the Singapore Government to replace the School Certificate and Higher School Certificate examinations with the General Certificate of Education examination He
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    BIG TEACHERS' DAY RALLY
    80 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. -Some 1 nno principals and teachers from all the four language streams will celebrate Teachers 1 Day with a rally at the Singapore Conference Hall on Friday The Minister for Education. Mr. Ong Pang Boon, will address them. Other main speakers Include the presidents
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    CALL FOR VIEWS ON NGEE ANN
    86 4 CALL FOR VIEWS ON NGEE ANN SINGAPORE. Tues. The select committee of Parliament on the Ngee Ann College Bill would welcome representations from members of the public on the Bill. The object of the Bill is to provide for the Incorporation of the Ngee Ann College and for matters connected
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    No-water areas
    22 4 SINGAPORE. Turn— There will be no water tomorrow from 9 t.m to 5 p.m. at Surln Avenue and Lomnc Berhala.
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      63 4 Minn < H"i iMMiMillltii TODAY ONLY 3 SHOWS: 3-• pm. Chitro Viioy Oatt Kruhno Kumar. A PRICELESS MONUMENTAL MUSLIM MUSICAL FANTASY! "IDD KA CHAND" H.nd. OPENS TOMORROW! A SPINE CHILLING SUSPENSE MYSTERY Declared fit enly for Adults. I'll NEW OCEAN AlrCond (Car Pert. East Cooir Rd 7 ms. Available) Tel:
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      362 4 ODEON OPENS TOMORROW! PALACE II M. 1.30. (DO. 6.30 9.15 p*. Frtl lists) 1 00. 3.30. 6 45 S 9.15 pit. JjM*\ FIIMT IS BACK!- I Wmrmi MASTER OF THE KISS.. .KARATE W AND KICKS.. .IN THE SPOT JUST yfiSf MADE FOR HIM VIRGIN ISLANDS Jj^ I IF YOU HAVEN'T
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      574 4 ORGANISATION NO* SHOWING 4 SHOWS at 10.30 am. 1.45. J3O A 8 45pm Student* C V ony *cat at 10 30 f. 1 a now* Audrey Her 1 MY FAIR lADY Sup«r Pnr-.ivn -n 70 color. Ne»t Oonge Meor. Thor^r f 0 M "Thr Hillt Run R«d LAST 4 SHOWS
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    The dutiful wife...
    104 5 TOH PUAN RAHA ADJUSTS TUN'S EPAULETTES AT INVESTITURE I IKK all attentive vives. Toll Puan Raha. ife of the acting Prime Minister, adjusts one of the epaulettes on Tun Abdul Ka/ak's uniform after he had received the Seri Indera Mahkota Pahant; ;it an investiture ceremony in Pekan
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    Attack by 15 thugs
    73 5 NG. Tuea Six men were treated at the hospital for minor lnrollowlni an assault by about 15 thus> outside a church In Johore Road hcic last night. A hospital mutant, A Dhoby. 26. told police he wan playing cards with a group of friends in front
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    Captain with 21 years' service is cashiered
    447 5 Captain with 21 years' service is cashiered IPOH. Tuesday. £APT. Abdul Hamid bin Jamaludin. 41. of the Royal Malay Regiment, who has been in the armed forces for 21 years, was today ordered to be cashiered by a general court martial here. The sentence is subject to confirmation. Capt. Abdul
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    Envoy's visit
    24 5 PEN Hish O'inn. M M 8 Sheikh .ucnn)Prtni«»ri by n.> «ifp arri\ed here tortay nn his fir*' I official vmt to Pfnang
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    Art gallery opening
    59 5 KUALA I.I'MPI'R lurv Jin MniLsifi hi Commerce .<nd Industry. Dr l.im Swee Aim uill Ijt the v.w>\ o! iKinour at \U< "ixnini: nl \\\e s,,ni..i Art Gkllitv.v ncv. ni-enu>p> .<! U\r AIA Buildini! hen on TliursT_ ni. .ik the (Kc.M.si<in rhf (taileiv will pre.sent h completerjr neu
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    Aussie technical mission completes its work
    137 5 l/l ALA ll.MPIR. lues The \ustralian technical mission round <*d ofT its eight-day stay lure today with an mi expectedly long meeting with officials of thr Ministry of Defence. The meeting, originally scheduled to finish at noon, lusted till well past three in the
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    Johore MIC
    31 5 Xl LANG Tue_. Mr G. Pa.vim.iiiikrfni lia.s been elected pretident of the Johoic branch of th* MIC with Mi R Nrfde.son Chettiar as vice-presidon! and Mr M.K. Muihiisaniy ■ecreury
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    Eye bank plans drive for more donors
    157 5 Eye bank plans drive for more donors SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Eye Bank is to launch a campaign lor more people to bequeath their eyes to the bank. Dr rck Loii senior ophthalmic surgeon and officer-in-charxe ot the bank, today .said the campaign would be in two phases. In the
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    Liquor board
    23 5 KMAMi 1;.. A meeting of the Liquor I.icen.smi: Board Will be he.d at the Di.sti here 10 a.m. on June 6.
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      178 5 L Carrier k^ I I HOW HOT DOES IT HAVE TO I GET BEFORE YOU CALL ME? <"6 .o.r Carer A: Conditioning. v\n v not call me no a Mr. Sam Kum Hong Your Carrier dealer at Carco Ltd., Singapore. A MfMKR Of THE _______T_J OrSTWWTIW OffIUTIOH EXAKTA-SYSTEM MASTER^LL PHOTOGRAPHIC
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      285 5 Straits Times Crossword K-mut of muxtc <"> \< ROSS 7 Aridn peculiar grace v. kwu1. imnman prone to riv* praise? -river taxk < 4-» > 1 3. 2. 3. 4 1 10 Furniture obtained in town! J. Time still to have fin cock- lI2 tall <7i 15 Solicit order* (or
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    Manescu: We'll do all we can to step up trade
    255 6 Manescu: We'll do all we can to step up trade OIM.U'OKK. Tliea I he Kinii. i m. in Ferctga Mini ■ter, Mi. (ornrliu M.mcmii. I. is( nichl >aid that li i> (■iiiirnmont would not apart >■) f r«n- 1 le intfnsifv trade rtilatlasM With Suu.iporr. •\\i- u.uit to do husinr>>
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    Lock icon Singapore, Rumania to have full ties Farewell toast at airport
    547 6 Singapore, Rumania to have full ties Farewell toast at airport SINGAPORE. Tue« 'BRIDGE' FOR ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION, SAYS VISITOR J^INGAPOKE and Rumania have agreed to establish full diplomatic ties at ambassadorial level to be followed by "practical measures" to improve trade and economicrelations. A joint communique issued today to mark the
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      392 6 The Colt 1000 Fastback MJk, sets the modern pace. m MITSUBISHI MOTOR VEHICLES m A compact sedan which seats 5. Wheelbase: 90 oin (2,285 mm); Engine: 4-cyl. 66.4cuin. (1,088 cc); Max. Wherever it goes the Colt 1000 Fastback impresses people with its horsepower: 58 at 6,000r P m (bare); Max.
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    SMA CALLS FOR NEW AID FOR INDUSTRY
    594 7 Lower rates on power, water suggested SINGAPORE. Tuesday JMIK chairman of th c Singapore Manufacturers' As sociation, Mr. Lim I lon^ Kent, tonight suggested a now form of assistance which the Govern* menl should Like to promote the growth of existing industries, ;is
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    Lock icon Aussie advisers for S'pore master plan
    198 7 SYDNEY. Tuesday. AN Australian firm has won a one-million Australian dollar (£400,000) contract from the United Nations to act as advisers in the development of Singapore. The firm is the partnership of Crooks, Mitchell. Peacock and Stewart, of Sydney They will bo consultants In
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    Prize-giving
    45 7 SINGAPORE. Tues The Minister of State i Prime Ministers Dept i. Inche Haji Ya'acob bin Mohammed, will give away prizes I to winners of the first sate cycling rally at the National Library lecture hall in Stamford R4>ad it 2 p m on Saturday
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    Schools TV for today
    93 7 TODAY'S educational TV on Channel 8 is as follows: 830 a.m. 850 a.m.. Enghs-i literature. Sec. 1; 9.15 935 Mathematics Sec. 1 10—10.20. National language. Sec. 1; 11.05 11.25. Mathematics. Sec. 2; 11.45 12 05 English second language. Sec 2; 12 25 pm. 1J 45 pm
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    Graphic design
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. There are still a few vacancies In the Adult Education Board's three-month practical course in graphic design and silk screen printing. The closIne date for the course, which will lie in English, is Saturday.
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    Opening of 71st PAP Govt school
    104 7 Opening of 71st PAP Govt school SINGAPORE. Tues. The new $850,000 PoncKol Vocational School will be officially opened by Mr. n, Kah Ting. MP for the area, at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. The Minister for Education. Mr. One Pane Boon, will be present. This will be the 71st new school built
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    Telok Ayer to celebrate
    56 7 SINGAPORE. Tues The Telok Ayer Constituency Citizens Consultative Committee and the Telok Ayer Community Centre will jointly celebrate their first and seventh anniversaries respectively with a variety show at the centre on Friday. On Saturday, a joint dinner party will be held at the Hokkien Huav
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    BANK CHIEF'S $24,000 GIFT TO SCHOOL FUND
    97 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The I managing director of I Chung Khiaw Bank. Dato i Lee Chee Shan, has donated $24,000 towards the cost of the Nagammayar Tamil I School building fund. A cheque for this amount i was presented to Mr. R. Sinniah. acting
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    Flying: Govt aid urged
    122 7 Flying: Govt aid urged SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Flying Club Gazette in an editorial, today urged the Government to give financial aid to encourage more Singaporeans to take up Hying. The editorial said many young men of small means had tried to take it up, but had been deterred by
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    47 8 at Wmrdt til (Minimum) GOH SIEW HOCK and family thank and rriativrn tor thetr atirreatha, SBeasatM of <-ondoknre and aaalatatjas at th>- funeral of MMir kit* iiM.rtirr on iT §W. THE FAMILY of the late Koh Boh dolences. wreath*. acrolla, md uilrnitame at night I -..-ml
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    260 8 M Morda Hi (Minimum) OLU WELLINCTONIANs. It la led to BOM a cmkiuil or dinner oa i :ui Isns Tkaas intrrmted imrr ONUS SINGAPORE'S EXCLUSIVE ItaHaa KrMaurant and DtS Ml rlul> Trl «4J4"»/ Mgaa Kuad. Singapore PAPER URrSIEI Vivid colours. ..•rfi.riat.lr drnlKuod for the aad tl.r youiix at heart.
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    32 8 ;j Worim U (Minimum) CHRIST IS the tm«rr Cnwade To- "i p M Amrrican rvangellst -Incinic and praying for the .ry ,\«»»mbly, 17. "xl»n i.1,, ifl. Phone K U M4TO.
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    The Straits Times Wednesday, May 31, 1967. The Angry Unions
    706 8 The Straits Times Wednesday, May 31, 1967. The Angry Unions With tho Special Commiasiun on Government salaries due to report shortly and with a tc;u-h<Ts salaries commission altv.ulv sitting, it might have baCB thought that industrial i tempers would simmer down, at least until the good or bad MM is
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    Peace Hopes
    396 8 While none of the danger I has yet gone out of the Middle East crisis, the suggestion that the four U.N. -organised mixed tmiistice commissions set up in 1949 be reactivated at least holds out the promise of resI traint. and Ihe possibility of j averting hostilities. The
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    Thomas Cup
    124 8 The ears (if not the eyes) of Malaysians will be on Yew Cheng Hoe when he takes to the court against Erland Kops in Jakarta this evening, two of the world's best players in a contest which could determine the outcome of the Thomas Cup semi-final. The betting
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      Language ability and 'objective' LCE tests
      335 8 IT IS clear, that K. P. Tan writing about the new L.C.E. examination i ST. May 27 1 had not bothered to study the system before putting pen to paper. He says that pupils must present answers "as required by the computer". The computer
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    469 8  -  YUNUS MARIS Lesson 48 in a new series by GLOSSARY: AltfkalAN BKKtrnJata <Ni armed forces; Knjata tnj weapon; MESchemasKAN to alarm; MKNGumumKAN iv> —to announce; Ul-tunda iv> delayed, postponed; terbJt (V) to rise; KEreUAN (ru consent. Our piece lor translation to-day Is also on "relations" with Indonesia— this
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    1222 8  - The stakes in Hong Kong DAVID BONAVIA By of The London Times ASSETS AND ALSO LIABILITIES OF A COLONY LIVING ON BORROWED TIME HONC KONG has always known it was living on borrowed time. It has always assumed that it was too valuable to China as a colony to fear
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    Dealers make a 'small fortune' on Mao's book
    320 9  - Dealers make a 'small fortune' on Mao's book Cheong Yip Seng By SINGAPORE, Tues. Some 8,000 copies of Mao Tse-tungs Red Book of Quotations are beiriß sold every month in Singapore A Singapore businessman. who made this claim today said the dealers In thu Illegal traffic werp making a "small
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    Hunger strike: Relatives barred
    109 9 Hunger strike Relatives barred DATU GAJAH. Tues. Relatives of 39 detainees now on a hunger strike at the detention camp here, were today refused permission to visit them. The detainees are protesting against the insufficient food supplied to them by the camp authorities. The 40 visitors, which included 10 women,
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    Car theft
    19 9 PE'/ANG. Tues. A car vu fo>n from a garage at Jalan Sungei Kelian. Tanjong Bungah. last night.
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    Nature meeting
    26 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tue*. The Selangor branch of the M»Uyan Nature Society will hold it* annual meeting at the British Council here on June 16.
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    SETTLERS STOP A GOVT FILM SHOW
    106 9 J£OTA BHARI, Tues. Settlers in a land development scheme in Mengkehanß stopped the screening of a documentary film of Tengku Abdul Rahman's visit to Kelantan during the floods five minutes after it had started. They threatened the Information Department field officer. Wan Abdul Aziz
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    First 'date' horror: Boy friend knifed
    317 9  - First 'date' horror: Boy friend knifed RUDY BELTRAN By Kuala Lumpur, Tues. WHAT she had looked forward to as a pleasant evening out with her boy friend their first "date" after three years' friendship ended in horror yesterday for a 22-year-old hairdresser, Miss Tan Yoke Lan. Her boyfriend, Mr. Yap
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    Aussies to give $10mil aid for Sabah road
    153 9  - Aussies to give $10mil aid for Sabah road Albert Ramalingam From Jesselton, Tue». »JHE Australian Government will give Sabah $10.4 million to help complete the East-West Highway connecting Sandakan with Jesselton. This was disclosed here today by the Australian Deputy High Commisioner. Mr W. L. Morrison, who arrived here for
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    THOSE PEP PILLS ARE REALLY FAKES: CUSTOMS
    187 9 CINGAPORE, Tues. After a six-month inve s t i gation. the Customs Department today disclosed that certain types of 'pep" pills sold under the counter In Singapore are Imitations Mr. Chua Choa Un, the Assistant Comptroller of Customs, said: "An anaalysls show that
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    Three-week Aussie tour by Umno secretary
    86 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The executive secretary i of Umno, Inche Musa Hl- tarn, will leave for Australia on Saturday for a threeweek visit at the Invitation of the Australian Government. Inchr Musa wiil vis Sydney, Melbourne. Perth and Canberra and also east Papua "to
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    Study awards for five
    51 9 SINGAPORE. Tues Five young students have been proviI sionally awarded scholarships by the Indian Governmeni for the study of medicine in India. They are Chan Ho Kai, E.G. Abraham. G.A.R. Ezekiel. V. Kurian and V.S. Mukurdan. The scholarships are for a period of five to six
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    Girl killed
    34 9 PENANG. Tues. A seven-year-old girl. Noralnl binte Abdul Kadir. was killed when she was I knocked down by a car at the Sungei Tiram main road, about 20 miles from the city
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    Bulldozer cuts phone cable
    56 9 TANAH RATA. Tups. Sine* early jrectercay. m telephones in the Cameron Highland! have been rirnd a>. the rat UI of a cable being fevered by a buildnzer clearing a road site about two miles north of here. The Telocoms Department, helped by m<r> from Tapah. restored
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    DAP PROTESTS AGAINST CIVIL SERVANTS GAG
    86 9 IJUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Governments move to forbid civil service unions from making public statements was described today as being tantamount to de-registration of legitimate union activities. A statement issued by the DAP deputy secretary- i general. Mr. Goh Hock Guan. said It amounted
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      Repairs at Jurong
      89 10 AN army of skilled local craftsmen were employed last week when the 95.685-ton Mobil Astral arrived at the Mobil Marine Terminal at Jurong for repairs. The vessel was here for 48 hours. The port engineer from Mobil Transportation (New York) flew into the Republic to direct the
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      Pessimism on future of rubber
      262 10 THE long term prospects ot Sabah's rubber Industry are gloomy, states the Sabah Chamber of Commerce in Its annual report. It Is felt that the Industry It was once Sabah's principal Industry will fade Into comparative Insignificance unless the Government makes substantial replanting grants. This
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      THIS MART IS THEIR TARGET
      120 10 BUTTERFIELD Fraser Ltd., one of Britain's oldest privately-owned family businesses still In operation, is making determined efforts to establish markets for their products in Singapore and Malaysia. The company, which has appointed M.H. Shamdasani Co. their local sole agents, have sent out to Singapore and
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      Officers promoted by Bank of America
      174 10 Till. Kuala Lumpur Branch of Bank of America announces the promotion of four officers. Mr. l.im Teow Teonu has been promoted to assistant cashier. Mr. l.im joined Bank of America in April. MM and in April 19f>l he was promoted to pro-assist-ant cashier and
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      F&N WIN QUALITY AWARDS FOR 7UP
      236 10 F&N WIN QUALITY A WARDS FOR 7UP ALL six of Fraser and Neave's 7Up bottling plants in Malaysia and Singapore won the International 7Up quality award for superior manufacturing standards achieved In 1966 They were among 22 winners of the award out of a total of 125 7Up bottling plants
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      Dry cargo
      61 10 On this page on May 19 It was staled that "dry cargo Imports Into Malacca for 1964 were slightly higher, but dropped by about 80 per cent In 1965. This was not correct. The Imports of dry cargo through th» Port of Malacca in 1965 were about 20
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      Talks to step up whisky sales
      206 10 Talks to step up whisky sales MR. Michael E. Barlow, group export sales manager of Scottish and Newcastle Breweries, recently visited Malaysia and Singapore for discussions on the promotion of the Group's Cluny Scotch whisky with their agents. Kwang Teow Sang Ltd., in Malaysia and Thong Huat (Import and Export)
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      Textile business in Spore slowed down
      167 10 BUSINESS in the textile trade in Singapore has generally slowed down. Apart from the uncertainty of quota impositions, the market has not fully recovered from the effects of confrontation, said Mr. Ferrucio Soldati. (right) export manager of Blschoff Textile Ltd.. St. Gall Switzerland. The
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      Top changes made by Paramount Pictures Corporation
      131 10 Top changes made by Paramount Pictures Corporation rpHE board of directors of 1 Paramount Pictures Corporation, a subsidiary of Gulf Western Industries, has announced a major realignment of the company's executive structure. The new top-manage-ment team will comprise Mr. Charles O. Bluhdorn. Gulf Western's board chairman, who has been elected
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      New head for agency announced
      103 10 New head for agency announced THE appointment ot Mr. John N. Willett as managing director of McCannErickson (Malaysia > Sdn. Berhad has been announced by Mr. Arthur L. Grlmei. regional director of Interpublic. S A. Mr Willett arrived in Main October, 1981 as assistant manager of tht Kuala Lumpur office
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    Borneo border controls will begin by next May
    274 11 Borneo border controls will begin by next May L' UAI. A LUMPUR. Tues. The Mal-aysia-Indonesia bordrr control system, consist me of 15 border control posts in Sarawak, three in Sabah and nine in Indonesia Kalimantan, will come Into operation not later than May 26 next year. Thu was announced by
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    Talks on fate of 550 retrenched services men
    193 11  - Talks on fate of 550 retrenched services men FRANCIS ROZARIO By Singapore, Tuesday 'PHE staff side of the Joint Consultative Council A representing five services unions will meet representatives of the British Ministry of Public Building and Works next month to discuss the future of 550 industrial employees due to
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    ECONOMIC AID: PARTY BACKS CALL BY BRANCH
    172 11 \PORF Tue* The J pertubohan Kebangsaan i Singapura < former Umno Slngapurai toda> backfd i:.s Rochore branch, which called lor a:i amendment to be Incorporated In Article 8!* ol the S;n. the Repub.;.The branch had propose! "The Oovernment shall by law make provUlona
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    10-man board to boost timber exports
    383 11 1 0-man board to boost timber exports KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. r rHK timber industry was given a big boost today with the inauguration of the gov-ernment-sponsored Malaysian Timber Export Industry Board to promote the export trade of Malaysia's third largest foreign exchange earner To help the board stand on its
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    Doctor at cinema attacked with acid
    99 11 Doctor at cinema attacked with acid I? A 18. Tues A doctor received extensive burns on his head, face and chest when someone poured a caustic soda solution over his head at a film show here last nieht. The police have detained a woman for questioning. The incident took place
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    Youth club
    38 11 SEGAMAT. Turn— Mr Ho Kong Son wax re-timed chairman of the Srgamat Youth Club at iu annual mertintr hue Other ofllcialv Mr K Alaumii Ice-chair-man. Iff Loo Kong Siong. aecretary. and Mr. Koh Klnit Hal. trwunirpr
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    Buddhist gift of $2,000
    67 11 SINGAPORE. Tues Thr Singapore BuddhLvt Federation yesterday presented a cheQiie of 52.000 to til* Mini.-, try oi Social Affaus 10 be used for welfare UOlit The Re\ Chan Siong Khve honorary new fry of the federn- ded tlir cliequf M Cli«:i Chrr Seng Parliament ary Secret
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    Chief clerk is bound over
    61 11 KUALA Ll/MPUR Tur>. lay Clicn* Hu.it 54 former chief cirrk f .numeration office here, I,v bound owtr for two ,ii. ft 00J fcfMT he had pleaded euilty to three 1 misappropriating a total of $3,330 The court ua.s told th.«t Tav lsrued receipt* for the
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    Indon Parliament gets Sabah polls report
    125 11 IAKAKIA lues The J Indonesian observers tram to the recent Reneral elections in Sabah has reported to I.ilia mmt that thr elections \wre ••peaceful orderly and sniooih Tin- nHiiial news ascn < \nt.ir.i said today the report contained detailed snrcilications on the ele< tion
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    Top architect arrives on Unesco assignment
    100 11 Singapore, Tues. a London author-archi-tect. Mr Edward D Mills, is now in Singapore on a special Unesco assignment to study the development of technical schools Hr flew in on Sunday trom Hoik; Kong for a fhe-d<^ Tomorrow he will give .t public talk on
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    MOTHER WORRIED OVER MISSING GIRL, 20
    160 11 MOTHER WORRIED OVER MISSING GIRL, 20 CINGAPORE. Tues. J A 20-year -old seamstrees. Goh Hui Koon. has been missing from her flat In Ganges Avenue for the past two months. Her widowed mother. Madam Teo Miow Heng. today appealed to her through the Straits Times to return home. Madam Teo
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    Youth is acquitted in fatal stabbing case
    155 11 Youth is acquitted in fatal stabbing case L r U A L A LUMPUR, Tues. Seventeen-ytar-old Khoo Swee Bee. a former pupil of the Cochrane Road School here, was today cleared by the High Court on a charge of fatally stabbing Low Ngee Kia. a salesman, last September. Justice Ra.u
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    126 14 AUSTRALIAN STOCKS MELBOURNE. Tues. INDUSTRIALS were easier «ith 1 falls in exceu 01 use.s by a wide maiKin Piactically all ba>e metals dei lined < .R.A. eased 2fi cent.s to $7.70 and Western Mining «as down 15 rents to SI 4 <»iN eased ~\<«\*\ 1 i pn<-»« ,n m hr»ck»"«
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    FORTHCOMING DIVIDENDS
    173 14 THE follow ing dividends are expected in June and July. Last year's announce- 1 ment date and the nature of the dividend are in brackets: IMMMHUb: Fan Malayan Finance i2nd interim 19.3.b6j.| South Johorr Omnibus (one pay* menl MkAJt), Wearn* 1 interim 31.0.66>. (old Storage final bonus 24.6
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 14 May 30. RUBBER PRICE: 551 cents (down half a rent). TIN: $608 (down $1). Estimated unofficial offering was 205 tons (down 5 tons).
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    37 14 ON the fru ixehangi mirktt la Hong KonK yemerdajr the U.B. Dsllir was quoted at 5.%3 for T.T. and S. Bl for cash. Stirling nan quoted at 18.15 and •ni tail if cold at 2741
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    STOCK EXCHANGE STEADIER ON SMALL BUSINESS
    660 14 From Our Market Correspondent Wl 111 no new turn of events in the Middle Bfjai the Stock Exchange yesterday was quieter and moderately steady. Ner\es seem better after last week's shakeout although the volume of business remains smallTwo firm spots yesterday uere Guinness with
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    34 14 Malayan Slo« k Indnrv Max !1 .11^ M •InrtustnaU: lllh.:!.> Itt.tl Tropei tirs; 184.11 |u:i.;,.i vNiininj*: M.M 94 ,*>U t$ riibbns. lln XI 11U.60 l>rr. 19. 19«; |no •Dec. 30. 1966= Ino
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    Straits tin price falls one dollar in Penang
    351 14 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday fell by SI to m.iix per picul on an offering estimated down tons to 205 tons. With the London market closed on .Monday. locall> tinmarket uas reported as steady with all round demand at slightly
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    LOCAL RUBBER PRICES
    223 14 TINE tirst trade rubber t.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala Lumpur and Singapor* yesterday at 55*, cents per Ib. down half a cent on Monday's closing level for the position. The tone was very quiet. R.A.S. and M.R.E. closing prices in cent* per Ib. yesterday.
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      892 14 P&O to Europe and the United Kingdom s.s. "ARCADIA" (3U.000 tons fully oirconditioncd stabilised) Departing SINGAPORE 8 June 1967 Arriving LONDON 30 June 1967 via Colombo, Aden, Port Soid, Naplrt, Lisbon 41 Rotterdam 1 LIMITED FIRST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLI (fares SINGAPORE/UK from *****) 1 Apply to your Trovel Agent, or
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      498 14 I tl» tic, ti* UU UA tflD ROM CAICUMA 4 PtNANC Ml STATE 3F ORISSA" I. P«r; A •t. R- 1 mi, S»nr.y 4 M Junt 7 Jut 4 FROM CALCUTTA I M.V. "KRISHNA JAYANTI" lot Honidc-t 4 Jaoan Jim 1/ I Jmi 1/ I FROM IAPAN M.V. VISVA PIAIAP'
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      266 14 >W FLOTTA LAURO Vli^J^ ARRIVING DIRECT FROM TRIESTE. ITALY M S EMCI Sailtt Sailei In Pirl June 1 June II JMI It VHParUiSO lure 4 June 21 lune V June 23 July 2 ill; I SS FtOE June ?0 July 7 July I July I July II July 21 SS
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    BUSINESS DONE ON THE STOCK EXCHANGE
    1207 15 Bl In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stark Fxrhance yesterday with the number of share* traded in bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Central Sugar i.is ofloi «i «s r>. (24.000) ii.m i). <4.n00i fi as. n. iS.nooi si M. D,
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    381 15 THE following list of selected 1 Malayan Industrial yields Is based on last sales to May 27. Companiet leeatad In Malaytla tar tuition purpotee: Average grott dividend yield 7.3 per cant (7.1 per cent). Average sroei earnlngt yield 11.3 par cent (11.1 per cent). Overall average groat dividend
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    68 15 (-HINEIE Product Eiehenge. SmgeBBfl Coconut ell: hulk (471 eeller*. drum t.sn aellera. Cepra: Mlxetf (foh) looae May/ lune I'K.'Cnntirent |2«t B. Pepper: Muntok white |147t aellere. •aiwal white XI 4A erllera. apeclal Sarawak hla-K S 1 !>.*> aellera, garhled Lampong hUrk SU2t aellera (96% M.\V>. ABTA Sl2O aellera
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    16 15 the Atnodation ol Banks in Matty via mart** no change* in Its rates to
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    SHIPS IN LOCAL PORTS
    191 15 SHIPS lying alongside tha Singapara Mharvat or (located today ares H.n»y\ii 1/2 Tamagiichl Uaru 3/4. runilua 5. Petallng N.W. 3/4, Servaaakerk 10/11 DoMua l.Vl«. Kyoto Mum IM'24. Hrn Houw :s 2», FlpMh 20 Amaciuji Maru 31 32, Glengyl* .v. .it), UtfWM 3*/3 f», Kaatem Maid Mindma
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      27 15 FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE TARIFF OF ADDITIONAL RATES WITH TRANSHIPMENT HOMEWARDS Effective Ist August. 1967 PORTS PAGES ESBJERG (Denmark) T. 16 laer«aaa rate to 1447. W (4)
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      732 15 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the First Meeting of Creditors In the undermentioned cases will be held on Monday, the 12th day of June. 1967 at the Official Assignees Chambers. Top Floor, High Court Building, Singapore: Bankruptcy No. 189,66 R. Fernandez.
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      766 15 EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. PERAK NOTICE I Reßwtration of children horn in 1961. 1562 and 1963 for admission to Primary Schools In Perak in 1968. 1969 And 1970. has been going on in schools Some parents, guardians may have failed to register their children up io now and they are strongly advised
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      165 15 NOTICES NOTICE MR LEE HAI SIA U no longer employed by us effective 25th May, 1917 and therefore has no authority to transact any business or collect any monies on our behalf. STRAITS BOOK CENTRE. 11. Selegle House. Singapore. KERETAPI TANAH MELAYU TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are invited from registered elecertical
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      198 15 TENDERS TENDER NOTICE Rubber Industry Smallholders (Improved Snpplyl Planting Material Scheme. 1959. TENDERS are Invited from experienced tapping contractors for opening and tapping 800 acres each of matured rubber on Ladang Getah Kg. Awah. Temerloh and Ladang Getah Kg Sekljang. Segamat to commence on Ist July, 1967 for a period
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      793 15 SIM LIM FINANCE LTD., "GUESSING GAME COMPETITION** AT SIM LIM PAVILION AT GREAT WORM) SPRI\(; TRADB FAIR (APRIL 14(h 1»«7 to MAY 2*th lSfiTi We have pleasure in announcing that the correct amount of money contained in the glass jar is $2.54.1. !1. Congratulations to the following Winners: Ist Priaa
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      Malaysian hopes of victory rise
      480 16  -  NORMAN SIEBEL From Jakarta, Tuesday I JNTIL a few days ago ti was not possible in all honesty to rate Malaysia's big Thomas Cup aspirations in this now-or-never year with slim prospects of success. The gulf had seemed too wide. But now the bridge of
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      Lock icon THOMAS CUP GOES ON PARADE
      145 16 THOMAS CUP GOES ON PARADE JAKARTA. lues Troops armed with automatic weapons gave ceremonial escort today as the cold plated Thomas Cup. tin- world's most coveted badminton trophy was paraded through Jakarta's i-routi-ed streets on the back of a white police i-ep Police motoi -< \< linK uiili BirSSM wailing,
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      MBA OFFICIALS
      40 16 MulaccH Badminton Association officials: President Dalo Tan Client swee: rtro nrnliHiiti Ho Kum Yeow. Nr Chonu Chee. Lim Kirn Soo. Yoong Yoiik Pow. Koh Kirn LenK and Dr T.A Vanar; nentarv Tan Kirn Hoc: treasurer Koh Hoe Nee.
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      Centre half ordered off
      91 16 Cm \<. v mi beat Peiak Chinese Rei-rc.it mn Club 12-0 in ,M. [pall Div. One soccer lcn^ue ■natch mi the Municipal p.icUng yesterday. Referee o. Perum.U gave marching order.- to PCRC cen-tre-hall Tong Chee Seng miclu.iv m the iir.-t toall when he clashed with Cheng
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      SRU OFFICIALS
      41 16 Selangor Rugby Union oflicu.l.s: Piesident Mike Jenkins: Mce-presidents Dr. P. Dowse snd M Ashraff; secretary Mike Bromley-Fox: treasurer G. .'cnkins; oonunlttM M Newman. Kon chet- Konu D Gibson, Ri i mat Huaaatn. R. Wood. H. C'liiind. Maj. W Daudson.
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      BOWLING NOTES
      806 16  -  IAN PEREIRA and JOE DORAI By At the end of the tenth round in the Peterson Classic in Kuala Lumpur, SK. Saw ha.-> taker, over the lead from Allan Hooi. ihc iciding poajttona are: 1 S. K Srf\v >133.J.'> 2 AlUn Lee 133 311 3 C. H. Khor
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      THE DRAW
      73 16 MALAYSIA v DENMARK TONIGHT (Malavnian* first): Yrw hrni Hne v Krland K«»p«. Tan Aik lluanc v Svpn Andfiwn; N| Boon Brr «nd Tan T«a Khan v Kop« and Hrnninc Borch; Aid lluanc and Trb Kpw San Trr aNiir and Andrrsrn. TOMORROW NK.Hl: hrnc Hop Mm! Aik lluanc K«pv:
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      Joo Pong the Cyclist of the year
      192 16 Joo Pong the Cyclist of the year CYCLING VG Joo Pong 4 has been named by the MCF as "Cyclist of the Year, 1966." Joo Pong will be the MCF's candida t c for the Sportsman of the Year award. Inche Abdul Rahman Ya'akub, the Minister for Land* and Mines,
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      Kedah AAA to invite King
      233 16 NATIONAL MEET rpHE Kedah AAA will invite the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to declare open this years National athletics championships to be held at the Darulaman Stadium, Alor Star, on Aug. 17-19. Abdul Rahim YlUOff, secretary of the Organising Committee, told Timesport: •This is the first
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      $11,000 TICKETS SOLD TO SERVICE FANS
      177 16 BRITISH Servicemen have bought $11,000 worth of tickets for the Pestabola soccer festival between the two visiting English First Division clubs. Leicester City and Southampton, and Asian All Stars to be played at Jalan Besar stadium This M.ts .iniioiincrd l>> 1.t.-( 01. Mi.im. iiirnilirr
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      WRESTLING
      29 16 SINGAPORE Amateur Wrr.Mline AsMx-uiiion rill hold their annual tree style championships at the {tocborc Community Centre on Ausj. 19 in conjunct ton with the Prsta. Sukan Ming?u Merdeka
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      CLOSED MEET
      20 16 The Perak lawn tennis closed championships will be held ai Teluk Anson from June 23 to July 2.
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      Stars get boots
      66 16 THE Assistant Minister of Culture- Youth and Sports. l~)«u> L'neku MnhaHn yesterday oresented football boots and oag.s to the Asian All-Stars slayers in Kuala Lumpur. The kits, which cost $2 500. ras .< gift to the team from (he House of Adidas AFC ofTicials present were I
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      GOLF COURSE
      31 16 BRUNEI TOWN. Tues. The Irunel Government is planning to build a nine-hole golf course here. The only golf course in the state k at Panaea. 60 miles from here.
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      Worcs all out for 91
      520 16 Worcs all out for 91 WORLD ROUNDUP ON DON. Tues. Jack Birkenshan, 2H year-old Leicestershire off spinnec, brou«ht off a hattrlck in helping to dismiss Worcestershire for 91 at Worcester durine yesterday's English County cricket programme. Birken.sh.tw bowled Done Slade and Lon C'olciv,.- d had Jack Plavel the wicket to
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      1114 16 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE >KRS are Invited for the supply of the following too<: for six months Irom Ist Julj to 31st December 1967 to tlie Central Kitchen. Port of Singapore Authority: UU Fish and Seafood ib) Eggs |<c> Chicken id; Fresh Mutton (Locally •laujfhteredj if) Fresh
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      29 16 ■IS Pti is the J|L Gin tpplB| Ijgfy QUALITY INCOMPARABLE Gordon's STANDS SUPREME Saia Afl.nt. FHE BORN HO COMPANY (MAI OCHIA) HON. RllOw III! BORNEO COMPANY ISINGAPOREJ I IMITBD
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      96 16 SOCCFR S'for «,I)BH Div. Is SWRC v Kilat (Princes Rdi Spore BHFA Div. 1: NAAFI v Jaraine Watigh (Padangi. Hotel Spura v Wearne (R Valley Rd>; Div. Rediffusion v S Darby iPsdangi. P and N v Shell ißale.Ntier Rdi. Glass v Champion Motor (St. Georges Hd>. Httme v Bata iFarrer
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      Wagga Wagga the nap today
      873 17  -  Epsom Jeep RACING by Breuketon's best prospect is Joint Venture (Race Four), who is expected to gain his first success in the top class. Today's nap is Wagga Wagga II (Race Eight) to be ridden by Glynn Pretty. Best longshots are Skilful (Race One) and
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      Ipoh runners
      1436 17 COINC FORECAST: Cood Race 1-2.0 Class 4 Div 2 ($5,700) 9f 1 ***** H.itari a (Sydney > Allan 4 90 (F) C airman 13 2 ***** Sk,|fui c iD van Breukelem RS Breuk. 8 9.0 (Ft Coles 11 3 ***** Native Boy i < Asiatic i E Breuk
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      Sportaville wins Zetland Gold Cup by a length
      193 17 LONDON. Tues. Sportaville. ridden by P Hethenngton j and owned by Mrs F Ferguson. won the Zetland Gold Cup handicap run over lOf at Redcar VPPterday Mr.s S Jacobson's Raw Silk IA Ru^l> was second and W L. Cockburns Kentra iE t.srkin.
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      SELECTIONS
      137 17 EPSOM JttP (ALL BO\ POINTKK Race 1 CAPITAL GAIN TOTOTAK CAPITAL GAIN Tototak Capital Gain ot Skilful Native Boy Skilful Race 2 REXROSA LIGHT. FLASH REXROSA Kanrhana R*\ro»a Kanchana Warm S«Mon Warm S*twn Harm Seawn Rare 3 DELTAkNEWS C ROY ALE C. R(»YALE Tauhara Deltarnfw* Tauhara R«tu&a Tauhara Rrtu^a
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      Attractive Lad goes well in 3f gallop
      126 17 ATTRACTIVE LAD a Claa*Three newcomer trained by Billy Bagby. did a smart trial on a good trark yesterday morning, running 3f in 36 4 5. with Luke Kane astride Bellendame I ISO urn; well over 4f in II 4 5 last 3f in
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      116 17 Pleasant living begins with PHILIPS Homelighting Choosefromourbeautiful NEW range Now! Your house or flat becomes a home when you choose from our new range of beautiful designs. Philips Homelighting makes it easier than ever before for you and your family to choose the right lighting for your work, play or
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      85 17 TRAINED (ffc\ As alwa y s this year s U" t f&ii "'jjh Malaysian Thomas Cup Team Vr( ift**s J J" aye een ttrain 9n n 9 on Brands y vs*ji!& VlSv Essence of Chicken. Brand s A/\ly] P ure essence of cnicken J^r?sW*\\ S^r^yw Z\ I improves concentration. s^\svk
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    8,000 more in teachers' workto-rule
    334 18 8,000 more in teachers' work-to-rule By PREM KUMAR: KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. ABOUT 8,000 Malay teachers in national schools throughout WVsi Malaysia will join in the current work-to-rule campaign by their 18,000 colleagues from Sunday, il whs disclosed today. They are members of the National Union of Teachers In National Schools.
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    Lock icon A bigger ASA: Foreign Ministers to meet
    236 18 MANILA, Tues. The Philippines and Indonesia today announced plans for a multi-nation Foreign Ministers' meeting to organise a new SouthEast Asian economic alliance. The Indonesian Foreign Minister. Mr. Adam Malik, concluding his three-day talks with Philippine olliclals. said the expected participants are Malaysia.
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    Give-away cash...
    64 18 ROME, Tues. Giuseppe Pierri. a 22-year-old farmer from Bari. threw banknotes totalling about one million lire (about $5.000 1 into the air before a statue of the Madonna here. crying: "This is your money, take it. take it, take it." Amazed bystanders crowded round before Pierri was taken
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    315 18 LONDON Tues— The stock market closed mostly oft the bottom after drilling lower throughout the day. Trading was thin and there was a general lack of support. The Middle East situation and yesterday's Wall Street decline were factors which contributed to losses of between 3d.
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    RUBBER
    60 18 LONDON. Tues— Spot 17 9 16d.. July 17 11 led.. Aug. 17 ,d.. Sept 17 13 16d.. July Sept. 17 ,d Oct. Dec-. 17 T -d Jan. Mar 18d April June 18.d.. July Sept 18' ,d. O<i Doc- 18 -d. Jan March. 18 7 16d April June 18.d. elf.
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    TIN
    33 18 LONDON. Tues Buyers £1229 l— £l6). sfllerv £123(1 i— £20 1. Forward buyers £1216 <— £2>. seller^ El:' 1 7 i tH. Settlement MJJI £23 > Turnover a.m. 70. pni 14=) tons Tone: Steadier.
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    Leicester teamwork again blots out Stars
    585 18  -  Mansoor Rahman By LEICESTER 3. ALL STAR 0 I KICESTHR CITY, the English League Firsl Division side, handed me Asian all Mais their third consecutive defeat, (his time l>\ :ii the Merdeka Stadium in Kuala Lumpur last night. it m the Englishmen's excellent team
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    119 18 JACOB FERNANDEZ MR O BHASKARAN NAIR |M Caauarmu Road rl. illy at Moui.Leaving behind dmiuli 1 Prutbab Mohan. Lun Hua soon* and widow to mourn hi^ DORAISAMY tath.r <.f I i natli:imby. Registration Officer Si'lanieor. orother-In-law R. R. Naidu and Nrother, 1 I v p.m. 30 3.67 Gem- nil
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      110 18 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $15 (minimum) MR. ANO MRS. RAYMOND OH Uiea arnval or Robyo Oh on I'Wt* May. A sinter for Cur. v and Debbie. CHAN: 1(, Km Leone a daiJKhtrr on SO-S-47 a' Mount Alvrrnla Hospital. Thank* to doctor and ataff. LtEWt To Ann* an* Toon l-oy a
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