The Straits Times, 6 September 1967

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Straits Times D I 167 TIIH Hlirtiiiiial Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2390 M.t.(P)2266
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    Lock icon Ramos: Blame ourselves...
    490 1 Ramos: Blame ourselves Critics in Manila told of proof of Malaysia's friendship and co-operation THOSE who view Malaysians as ogres and Machiavellian, or those who have recklessly and unjustifiably charged them with deceit and duplicity, would do well to visit that country and really get acquainted with its people. They
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    Lock icon 31 killed as plane crashes on take-off
    97 1 31 killed as plane crashes on take-off /^ANDER (Newioundu land). Tues. A Czechoslovak airliner exploded and crashed on take-off from the airport here this morning, killing 31 people. Of 69 people aboard the aircraft, which was bound for Cuba. 33 survivors are accounted for. many of them suffering severe burns
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    Lock icon Another baby for Muna
    48 1 AMMAN. In.-- Km..- rhlMClll'l ■ngttshbora wife, Macau Mima. parting a baby. Hie Royal Cabin-Jt announced today Tlip Kin:: married Tony Avril Giiidner on May 25. IMI. They have two boys: Abdullah, born on Jan 30. 1962. and Feisal. bom on Oct. 11. 1963. -Renter
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    Tun's mother dies
    41 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Tun Abdul Razak's mother. Hajjah Fatimah binti Haji Daud, 65. died tonight at the general hospital here after a short illness. Her body will be flown to Pekan for the funeral there early tomorrow morning.
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    Lock icon Loser Dzu
    117 1 VIETNAM POLLS RIGGED, HE CLAIMS SAIGON, Tu.v Mr. TraMU Dinh l)zu. 50- c.i i -old Buddhist lawyer, who finished second in the Presidential elections. is compiling a report of allrsed polling iregulariticv Official figures released by the National Assembly today confirmed I.ieul.-(ien Nsuyen Van Thieu's win in the
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    Lock icon Just fancy that...
    50 1 SAINT NAZAIRE 'Franco Tues. Motorists trained their headlamps on to a pavement here last night to help a young man find bla car after it had been bitten Ofl In a street fight. lie tOOk tin 1 •■;>!• to a hospital, where it was tewn on again.
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    Lawyer loses work permit
    57 1 JESSELTON. Tues —Mr. A K H j Crawshaw. who heads the Sabah i office of the legal firm oi Donald- son and Burkmshaw. has had his work permit withdrawn. Mr CihW.shaw. the only lawyer in the Sabah office of the firm. M married to a Sabahan.
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    Lock icon Jordan flare-up
    83 1 JERUSALEM. Tues.— Jordanian Arab legionnaires opened fire on Israeli forces with light arms and mortars at dawn today, not far from the Allenby Bridge on the Jordan River, an official Israeli military communique said. Two Israeli soldiers were wounded. The communique said intermittent fire continued for about an
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    S'pore to be staging post for Britain after 1975?
    470 1  - S'pore to be staging post for Britain after 1975? GABRIEL LEE By SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore may be a staging post for Britain after 1975 when she pulls out her troops completely from this area. Mr. Merlyn Rce.s. the British Parliamentary Un-der-Secretary of State for Defence i Royal Air Force i.
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    Lock icon Chagla quits over language switch
    327 1 Chagla quits over language switch YEW DELHI. Tues. India's Foreign Minister, Mr. M.( C'hagla, today resigned in protest against the Government's educational policy. lit* said that hi- was all in favour <>f the development of Indian languages and accepted the position that Hindi intisi ultimately replace Knulish and play the
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    Nasser sacks his spy chief
    191 1 Nasser sacks his spy chief rAIRO, Tues. v Egypt's chief of military Intelligence, Salah Nasr, has born cashiered following extensive Investigations Into the running Ol his network, the authoritative Cai r o newspaper Al Ahram reported today. The newspaper said the Inquiries revealed that the armed forces general Intelligence had
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    STOP PRESS
    32 1 RED CHINA LINK HONG KONG. Tors Agreement to build railway in Tanzania nnd Zambia was sinned in Peking tonight Premier Ctaon En -I*l attended signing ceremony, Badio Peking said ITI
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      Thieu thanks troops for protecting the election—
      379 2 Thieu thanks troops for protecting the election SAIGON. Tuesday. TN his first public statement after his victory at the polls, Presi-dent-elect Nguyen Van Thieu thanked the Allied forces in Vietnam for helping preserve security during the election. The words of gratitude were carried in identical telegrams to commanders of the
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      Lock icon A chance to win the war now, says 'Big Minh'
      154 2 YEW YORK, Tues. Exiled former Chief of i'tate. Gen. Duong Van Minn. 11 /ing in Bangkok, said in a TV Interview seen here last night that the elections gave South Vietnam a chance of winning the war. Gen. Minh. known
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      Lock icon Romney tells how he was victim of brainwashing
      261 2 Romney tells how he was victim of brainwashing F)ETROIT, Tues The Governor of Michigan, Mr. George Romney, said last night that he had changed his views on Vietnam because his original position was based on "the greatest brainwashing that anybody ran get when you go over to Vietnam." After visiting
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      Lock icon Elections were rigged, a farce, say the Reds
      230 2 Elections were rigged, a farce, say the Reds MOSCOW, Tues— The Soviet news agency Tass described the election victory of South Vietnamese military leaders Nguyen Van Thieu and Nguyen Cao Ky as a farce. Tass commentator VasUy Kharkov said: "Everything was ngged in these elections. The electors were driven to
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      Falling building buries 20
      35 2 BOMBAY. TOM Twen«v people were believed b'ir#<i sJtrt and six inv.ired when an oH fourstorey house in central Bombay collapsed yesterday. Re.cni' Hdftdl ere searching the debris for the trapped people.
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      Britain prepares to talk with NLF on takeover
      491 2 SOUTH ARABIAN INDEPENDENCE LONDON, Tuesday IN a major policy 1 switch, Britain last night prepared to invite leaders of South Arabia's once-outlawed Socialist Front to take over power from a crumbling government of sheiks and sultans. At the same time, Minister* pondered
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      Canton fair: Death threat
      474 3 HONG KONG, Tu«S A WARNING TO THE ORGANISERS BY ANTI-MAOISTS, BUT CHOU INSISTS... THE Canton Trade Fair next month may not be held because anti-Maoists have threatened to kill the organisers, according to train arrivals here. The site for the fair near the Pearl River had
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      Lock icon Australia sends relief warships
      55 3 CANBERRA. Tues. Two Australian Navy destroyer escorts, Yarra and Stuart, leave today to serve with the British Commonwealth Strategic Reserve in South-East Amh. They will relieve the destroyer Vampire and the destroyer escort Derwent. The Vampire will visit Indonesia from Sept. 11 to 16 on her
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      Paper suspended, officials jailed
      211 3 HONG KONG. Tuesday. ANOTHER LEFT-WING newspaper has been suspended for six months and three of its officials have been sentenced to three-year prison terms for sedition and related offences. The company that published the paper, the Hong Kong Evening News, was fined about 1 US$2,OOO yesterday.
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      'Libya to resume oil supplies to the West
      198 3 Libya to resume oil supplies to the West OEIRUT. Tues.— Libya yesterday became the third Arab oilproducing country to decide to resume oil supplies to the West. Suuui Arabia and Kuwait announced resumption of oil supplies to the United States, Britain and West Germany over the weekend. Iraq Is expected
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      The Klans pick Shelton again
      47 3 TI'SCALOOSA (Alabama). Tues. The United Klans of America re-elected Robert Shelton as Imperial Wizard on Sunday for his third consecutive term as leader of the segregationists. His re-election came at the close of a two-day national "Klovocation" attended by 300 Klansmen.— UPl.
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      Chen Yi visit
      29 3 KARACHI. Tues. China V Deputy Premier and Foreign Minister. Marshal Chen Vi. will pay an olticial visit to Pakistan later this year, it «a» reported today.
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      Rapid climb saves airliner from head-on crash
      103 3 I ONUON, lues- A jet 1-1 airliner with 52 passengers narrowly missed a head-on collision with an American- made jet trainer aircraft over Belgium. British European Airways said today. The BEA Comet, whose passengers includeJ the airline's chairman. Sir Anthony Milward. climbed rapidly
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      Lock icon Diplomat on way to hospital holds up Mao's thoughts
      167 3 Diplomat on way to hospital holds up Mao's thoughts HE is a diplomat hers de combat but defiantly holding aloft a book of Mao's thoughts as he is carried away on a stretcher to hospital. The picture was taken after the battle last week between about 25 Chinese legation officials
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    QC's 4-hour submission in I-card appeal case
    308 4 QC's 4-hour submission in I-card appeal case 'OTHERS ALSO HAD OPPORTUNITIES' SINGAPORE. Tues. Jif R. Sebag Shaw, QC, addressed the Appeal Court here today for four hours—continuing his submission from yesterday on behalf of Thomas Khor Teik Loon," the former Deputy Commissioner of Registry of Persons, who is appealing against
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    It's justluck, says Beauty Queen
    142 4 ATTRACTIVE receptA lonist Sylvia Pang (left), crowned University of Singapore Carnival Queen during the weekend enters beauty contests "for the experience and not for glory or prizes." The slim 20-year-old girl, who hat been placed In each of the five contests she has so far
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    Qantas seeks engineering apprentices
    47 4 SINGAPORE. Turn. Qsntss Alrwsys wants to recruit engineering apprentices from Singapore for tix-yesr training courses In Austrslls. The offer Is open to sll Singspore rltlsens between 17 snd 18H yesrs In February next yesr. This Is the fourth Qsntss recruitment of Its kind
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    Schoolboy missing for past 10 days
    112 4 SINGAPORE Tues— An* Gim Wah (above) 11. a schoolboy, has been missing from his Lorong 13. Geylang home for the past 10 days. Gim Wah, a primary five student of the TanJong Rhu Boys' School, left his house at about 8 p.m. on Aug.
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    Gunner for trial on outrage, rob charges
    244 4 SINGAPORE. Tues. A magistrate's court today committed Mohamed Zain bin Nairn, a gunner in the People's Defence Corps for trial In the High Court at the end of a preliminary Inquiry. Zain faced two charges —that of outraging the modesty of a washerwoman.
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    CLUB'S 'BOUNCIEST' REVUE
    157 4 CINGAPORE, Tues. After two decades of straight plays and Christmas pantomimes, the Naval Base Theatre Club Is turning for the first time to musical revue. "Kaleidoscope" produced by Ken Davies being staged nightly in the Japanese Theatre in the Naval Base from Sept. 12 to 16, has
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      150 4 Educational TV for today fODAY'S educational TV for lsngusfe. Sec 2 lU'syst Den- schools on Channel Bls as fan Kel*ba»an-nys. follow* 2 pm-2 2n pm Civics, etc 1 830 am -8 SO am Civics. ON The flsht against dl(*a»e 1 The Ptßlit against dtsea»e (Chi: 2 40-3. National language. (Ch
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    Jamil Rais tipped to succeed Syed Sheh as London envoy
    275 5 Jamil Rais tipped to succeed Syed Sheh as London envoy ((UALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. Malaysia s No. 1 civil servant. Tan Sri Abdul Jamil bin Abdul Rais, is tipped to be the next Malaysian High Commissioner to London. He will succeed Tan Sri Syed Sheh Shahabuddin. who is now Governor
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    Big rubber seed haul on border
    113 5 A LOR STAR, Tues. Customs officers made a record haul of rubber seeds from No Mans Land one mile north of ChantUoon on the Kedah-Thai border early today. About TOO lb. of seedduty $10 a lb were found In seven gunny sacks concealed in
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    Cycling thief
    24 5 PENANCJ. lnoj,. A housewife. Ooi Soo Tin. 39. had her bracelet snatched by a cyclist at Jalan Perempuan Ayrr Itam. yesterday, j
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    PARENTS PAY FINE
    55 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Canadian hitch-hiker. David Capross. who was fined $5,000 in a Johore Bahru court for smuggling textiles from Singapore, has flown home. A spokesman of the Canadian High Commission today disclosed that the fine had been paid by his parents in Canada, who also sent him
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    London's worried Chinese
    450 5 London's worried Chinese LONDON. Tues GOT your axe. mate?" a Cockney passe r-by shouted to Mr. Chan Ling, a Singapore Chinese, as he stood outside the Friendly Restaurant, where he works, in London's east district. Mr. Chan was not amused, but neither he, nor Mr. Jimmy Line from Malaya, who
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    200 citizen soldiers begin 2-year training
    85 5 Tues. More than 200 National Servicemen from seven constituencies today checked Into their various centres to begin their two-year full-time military training. The young -citizen soldiers' wore sent off by their neighbours with sumptuous alnners last night. They are from Cairnhill TUMlin. Bukii Timali.
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    To study in Brighton
    42 5 PENANG. Tues. A former student of the Penang Free School. Syed Ahmad Fuad. 19, will leave for the Brighton College of Technology. England, next week for a three-year course in electrical engineering, under a Na'.ional Eiectncitv Board scholanluß.
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    Camera loss
    28 5 PfcNANG. Tues— A teacher \V G A. Harcourt. 34 has reported the lass of a camera which he had left on the Balu Feiruiahi beach. j
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    74 miles of wire stolen in seven months
    165 5 DENANG. Tues.— 1 About 74 miles of telephone wire have been stolen in Penang In the past seven months. In July. 38 theft.-, (38.532 jraidtj were reported more than one a day. in the first six months, there were 129 thefts. Seventeen
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    Bus conductor acquitted
    61 5 KUALA I.tMPUR. Tues. A bus conducto.. Mohamed Nun bin Mohamed Yusot. 20. was acquitted today of usini; criminal foice to outrage the modesty of a woman passenger. Adianie Gene Rode, when the prosecution withdrew the charge. The offence was alleged to have been committed at 9.00 a.m.
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    Not so simple, Sir Dingle tells court
    2222 6 Not so simple, Sir Dingle tells court THE SACKING OF DATO NINGKAN First day of his action against the Central Govt Report by Chla Poteik and V.K. Chin KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday. 'J'HE former Chief Minister of Sarawak. Dato Stephen Kalong Ningkan, could not be removed from office of Chief Minister
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    Counsel in the case
    41 6 FOR DATO NINCKAN: Sir Dingle Foot. Q.C; Mr Thomas 0. Kcllock, Q.C; and Mr. T. O. Thomji, from Kuching. FOR THE COVERNment: Syed Othman bin Ali {Parliamentary Draftimanl; and Mr. Au Ah Wih i Senior Federal Counted.
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    1966 Act was invalid, say affidavit and petition by Ningkan
    2391 6 DATO Stephen Kalong Ningkan stated in hLs uliid.ivit that he was appointed Chief Minister of Sarawak "by Instrument under the public seal" on July 22. 1»(.:{. On June 17. 15»6«. the Governor of Sarawak. Tun Ahanc Ha.ii Openg. purported to
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    AREA AT SEA CLOSED TO SHIPS
    111 8 AREA AT SEA CLOSED TO SHIPS SINGAPORE. Tues. The Portmasters Department has announced that movement of vessels in an area extending from Clifford Pier to the southward to Tangga Batu in the Inner Roads is being prohibited because of piling work now taking place there. The area, which is marked
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    Rowcraft Club's new play
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Tues The Roucrolt Theatre Club will present Alan Melville's "Simon and Laura" at Its Aver Rama Read premise* on Oct. 11 to 14 The opening night wlh be a charity premiere in Hid ol the Hans Andersen Club.
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    VITAL role of Republic's new citizen soldiers
    410 8  - VITAL role of Republic's new citizen soldiers CHEONG YIP SENG GRADUATION OF 50 OFFICER CADETS By SINGAPORE, Tuesday THEY came from every walk of life university dons, lawyert, clerks, teachers, and Parliamentarians. But as they stood ramrod straight on the parade ground at the Beach Road Camp this afternoon, they
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    Illegal inarch: 5 jailed and 19 acquitted
    406 8 SINGAPORE. Tues 4 DISTRICT COURT today acquitted 19 of the 24 people accused of taking part in an unlawful procession which had planned to stage a demonstration at the Labour Ministry at Havelock Road in June this year. The Third District Judge. Mr.
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    ECONOMIC SURVEY BY ASIAN BANK IN S'PORE
    166 8 ECONOMIC SURVEY BY ASIAN BANK IN S'PORE SINGAPORE. Tues. A team of experts from the Asian Development Bank i.^ now carrying out an economic and technical survey in Singapore in connection with the Asian agricultural survey The Asian survey will cover problems in the acceleration of agricultural development in the
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    Union officials
    36 8 SINGAPORE. Tues— Mr. Pinto Pearghal has been elected president of the Singapore Catering Services. Staff and Workers" Trade Union, with Mi Mm Joo Wan as vice-president and Mr. Foo Chee Tow as honorary secretary
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    Gas Workers Union
    34 8 SINGAPORE. Tues— Che Abdul Rahman bin Osman was elected president of the Public Daily Rated O«8 Workers' Union, w ith Mr. M. Ratnam as vice-president and Mr. E. Ramiah as secretsuv
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    Wok on 2 reasons for our N-service
    205 8 Wok on 2 reasons for our N-service SINGAPORE, lues. —The .Minister for Culture and Social Affairs. Inche othiii.in Wok tonight cm 1 these two reasons for the Government introducing national service in Singapore. •TO ensure that at all times, there would be available sufficient trained personnel to safeguard what the
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    Power cuts
    28 8 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Electricitj supplies will be Interrupted tomor row between 8.30 a.m. and 63( p.m. at Jurong Road. < 16 m.s. to II nvs > and Tuas Village.
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    Weeklong military exercises in Chua Chu Kang area
    71 8 CINGAPOtt, Tues. The Singapore Armed Forces will hold a week lone military exercise in the Chua Chu King area, south of RAF Tengah and north of 14-16' > milestone, Jurong. The exercise will start at .VSOa.m. on Thursday and end at midnight
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    Organisations' 'undesirable activities': Query by MP
    101 8 Organisations' 'undesirable activities': Query by MP SINGAPORE. Tues. An adjournment state- ment on undesirable activities of certain foreigni orientated organisations in i the Republic will be made In Parliament, which sits on Thursday Notice on this statement has been given by the Member of Aljunied. Mr. S. V. Lingam The
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    MP: Improve teaching of young
    130 8 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Parliamentary Secretary to the Health Ministry. Mr. Chor Yeok Eng. tonight urged all schools in the ReI public to improve on the teaching of the young citi- 1 zens. He was speaking at the opening of the Jubilee PriI mary School In
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    SHIPS TOLD: BEWARE THIS METER
    100 8 SHIPS TOLD: BEWARE THIS METER SINGAPORE. Tm.s Ships have been asked lo keep dear Ol a recording current metrr. which lias been moored near Jurong with a minimum denth of 25 feet of above it Three buoys ha\r been moored about 300 yards from the met«r at the follorving point.s
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    BIGGEST EVER JET DUE IN NOVEMBER
    213 8 SINGAPORE. I v i- s. Promotion of trade and tourism will be emphasised in the programme the Scandinavian Airlines will lay out for its guests on the inaugural flights of the TransAsian Express service in early November Some K0 guests, including Ministers of Communication
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    Stretching Jurong westwards
    1091 9  -  BILL CAMPBELL by— UNABATED DEMAND FOR FACTORY SITES KEEPS THE BULLDOZERS BUSY THE westward expansion of Jurong industrial estate is underway to keep ahead of the burgeoning demand for factory sites as new investment continues unabated. There are today 83 industrial plants in production at Jurong while
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    SO, YOU WANT TO BE AN AIR HOSTESS...
    582 9  -  JOHN COURT by IN a full airline flying between New York and London and back, an air noste.-s walks about nine a half miles. This was recently In an experiment made by an Air India hOCten, Ml^ Champa Malkani. aged 24 who
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      516 9 MIRAVIT FOR THE IDLE FAMILY AND 8 MINERALS PORTRAIT OF A HAPPY, HEALTHY FAMILY. TMTi Mr. Vrtar.hr an 4 Mt taajßv you >«• In Hi* akhtra. Each MIRAVIT contains 14 vitom.M and I mlntralt te htlp «n •ftS2& ErZJiPS thST"^ MEJiuS C th-t bu ld our MiVaVItT nl; strain at
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    Second largest tanker is Esso 's
    98 10 Xl ALA LIMPI R. Tues The second targe, t tanker in the world l,tCt ft long and 144 ft. wide was ciristened Bsm Malaysia at a ceremony in (ierma.iv recently. The 191.000-tr>n tanker. ti» be comnii.tsin led in early Octolier. hx- a capacity of
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    Legal abortion ultimate weapon: Yong
    670 10 Legal abortion ultimate weapon: Yong Singapore's case for a second line of defence SINGAPORE, Tuesday g I N GAPORE'S Health Minister, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin, said today that legalised abor t i on would be the Republic's "ultimate' weapon to curb the birthrate. It would be Singapore's "second line of
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    How the Sultan of Perak's 2 boats swept the board
    246 10  - How the Sultan of Perak's 2 boats swept the board P.C. SHIVAOAS By I(UALA KANGSAR. Tues. Building plans from the United States, materials and equipment from Singapore and 19 day* of strenuous labour. All this added up to two competition winning speedboats built by the Sultan of Perak to sweep
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    Premier and Goh attend funeral of Chinatown sin-seh
    342 10 Premier and Goh attend funeral of Chinatown sin-seh SINGAPORE, Tuesday A HUMBLE physician but the funeral of Mr. Chian Yin* Woon known in Chinatown as "the sinseh of the poor" today was attended by the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew The Minister of Finance. Dr. Goh Keng Swee, was
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    Two to attend beauty fair
    67 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Singapore and Malaysia will be represented at the flra'. Max Factor SouthEast Asia beauty fair In Japan later this month by Mlas Ho Kirn Lan (Singapore) and Mim Oraca Chow (Malaysia). They will be amort; beauticians from Thailand. Hong Kong. Formosa, the Philippines,
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      34 10 Bug* Hunny By Ratph H«>intH*thl WAIT HEBE f ENTERTAIN S 1 *W' TMEN/OCEaOi VERSELF I'M YmE AM' PCXJKV OOT a > I FEH A PEW BOQEP > SOMEOTMEg V_MINJiJTESi/ /is that kid\ TZ^T^ WEARIN'TH' W J^B^^-t^^l/MC
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    Tengku: Best chance now for peace...
    299 11 Tengku: Best chance now for peace KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday. Abdul Rahman today hoped that as a result of the election victory in South Vietnam there would now be a sincere approach for peace talks between all the parties concerned including the Vietcong. "Now is the best chance for peace in
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    Missing youth: An appeal
    94 11 Missing youth: An appeal pENANG, Tues. -An 18--year-old youth, M. A. Plyathlssa, has been reported missing from his Ayer Itam home here since Aug 27. His father, Mr. M. A. John, an engraver, today appealed to him to return home. He described his son, a former pupil of Mark's Secondary
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    Woman robbed
    31 11 PENANG. Tues. Two men armed with knives held up Oon Slew Chin, 49. a vegetable gardener, and robbed her or (50 at her Telok Bahang house here last night
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    Vandalism by Riot Squad alleged
    207 11 PENANG, Tuesday. Alliance MP, Mr. Geh Chong Keat, has received several complaints against the Riot Squad for damaging property during a Labour Party demonstration in Bridge Street last Friday. A bank clerk, Mr. Khoo Eng Huah, yesterday told Mr. Geh that two Riot Squad men
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    This habit of eating out: Why, why asks Mrs Go
    211 11  - This habit of eating out: Why, why asks Mrs Go TSAI TAN By KUALA LUMPI'R. Tues. Why do Malaysians shy away from inviting truest* to their homes for meals? ask Mrs. Jane Go, who has lived here for two years with her husband, a technical expert with the World Health
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      252 11 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS Equality? Rubbish style v 1. Any premarital arrangement purely mechanical! (6 7) involving the House (13). 9. Set bolt as a consequence? 10. All. (or example, or ninety- (6. 7). nine; emblematic (i). is. Bride more likely to make h«r 11. Partial reduction, about a dress
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      New Basis In Saigon
      628 12 Victory for the military 1 ticket in South Vietnam's presidential elections cannot have taken anyone by surprise. With all respect for the civilian candidates it is also the most desirable result, for the time has not come for civilian government. That the contest was not as
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      Wild Attack
      432 12 Whatever reservations there may be about the way the Federal Agricultural Marketing Authority has been going about it.s business, Fama is proof against the kind of attack launched against it by the i Kedah Malayan Chinese Association. If the branch has its way, Fama might as well be
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      More Ships
      223 12 The Singapore Port Authority's dockyard is on the way up again. A couple of years ago it was rundown, unable to attract enough work to keep itself fully employed, losing repair jobs to Hong Kong and Japan. Now the ships art coming back. At a ceremony to launch
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      A triumph of reason and good sense
      157 12 A triumph of reason and good sense THE requirement for Suitability Certificates has such strong arguments both democratic and utilitarian against it that Its suspension must be regarded as a triumph of rea.son and good aense. The Malaysian Government is to be congratulated even though it has only committed iUelf
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      Import licence case
      205 12 I AM instructed by C. K Tang "Singapore) Limited, of 310, Orchard Road, Singapore, to refer to your report (ST. Sept. 2) "Firm Is Fined $5,000." I am instructed that the portion of the report which says that my clients' case was a result of Investigations by
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      Used tickets
      42 12 WHY must bus tickets litter roads and nve-foot-ways? To keep the city clean buses could be equipped with a receptacle at the exit Into which passengers can deposit their used tickets there as they get off. T. C. C. Singapore
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      143 12 I refer to Mr. Tan Meng Pak's letter <BT. Aug. 26). and note with regret that he objects to band performances at MacRitchie Reservoir Park and equates them to "noise" and "nuisance." It has been noticed ever since the park was opened that whenever there is
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      Harmony
      111 12 ON Aug. 21 I saw something to prove that Inter-racial harmony i» really taking root in Singapore. Visiting a patient at Kandang Kerbau Hospital. My husband md 1 came down and inder the portico there was i» little Indian baby crying his heart out. He had been left In
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      47 12 I REFER to the letter by x "RK." (ST. Aug. 12) and wish to inform him that arrangements are now being made to install flashing beacons at the zebra crossing at Jalan Eunos near Jalan Sayor. Mil w SIEW NAM Ac Director of Publlr Works Singapore.
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    LEARNING MALAY
    453 12  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 88 in a new series by GLOSSARY: BttyarAN (n) payment, Ist; DlbayaitfKAN to be hinted on, Indicated; ibayang. or bayang2, or bayangAN 'shadow'); KEbcratAN tai objection (lit: weight. 4heavne«B DI-ke«aIKAN hi to be regretted; BAtimpal iN. adji appropriate, commensurate with, equal to. Our subject for
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    The Washington summer 'work-in'
    812 12 The Washington summer 'work-in' 8.500 YOUTHS IN TEMPORARY SERVICE TO SEE HOW THE U.S. IS GOVERNED by A Special Correspondent WHILE San Francisco coped with the "hippie" invasion Washington faced its own summer wave of youth. About 8,500 university a: id graduate students have moved into government and congressional offices
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      1012 12 Classified adverlistmenls for Straits Times Malay Mail may be handed to: COLD STORACC SUPfR-MARKCT P nri R »»r»r Fi** COLD STORAGE ■RANCHfS 1 HollonO Rood Novol Bom CITY lOOK STORf LTD.. Wmchetler Heuae, CoMyar Quo/. THE NEWS FRONT ff/potr iirrmorkat. M M ISMAIL i Admiralty Rood.'NovOl koto. HAMICM STORE. 1419
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    Lawyer awarded $121,000 more for land
    235 13 Lawyer awarded $121,000 more for land SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. N. A. Mallal, a lawyer who tfeven 3 ears ago was awarded $74,320 for land acquired from him by the Government, will get $121,244 more, plus interest at six per cent. ThU followed a .successful flve-day appeal by him before the
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    Robbers' haul
    29 13 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues— Four man. two armpd with pistols. raided a pis dealers home in Julari Logam, ufT Cheras Road thia morning and took $1,000 •nd jewellery.
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    Slain wife
    108 13 WEDDING DAY PHOTO THIS is the 22-year-old Singapore housewife Ng Bee Phoe a weddinK picture who was found murdered in wasteland off the 12th mile Sembawang Road on Sunday night. Ng, a mother of two girls and expecting her third child, was believed to have been raped before
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    DAP FIRES THE FIRST SHOTS
    139 13 lOHORE BAHRU, Tues. —The Democratic Action Party held its first by-election rally here last night with speeches by Mr. C.V. Devan Nair (MP for Bungsar), the party's chairman. Dr. Chen Man Hin, and other party officials. The battle for the Tampoi State Assembly seat Is
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    Hotel hold-up man gets 18 months
    169 13 Hotel hold-up man gets 18 months OENANG, Tues. A mosque watchman, Ismail bin Said, 39. was today Jailed for 18 months for robbing a former hotel receptionist, Johnny Wong Chin Seng, of $16,207 at the Hotel International. "It was fortunate that you did not use any violence in this well
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    Dead boy named
    37 13 6ITIAWAN. Tues. The boy who was drowned m the tea off Lumut on Saturday has been identified aj- Teon* Keng Hoo. 13. a pupil of the Ayer Tawar national type tecondary school, near here.
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    Beware of this con man Aussie families warned
    135 13 Beware of this con man Aussie families warned pEN'ANG. Tue». Australian Service families here have been warned to be on the look-out for a confidence trickster believed to be an Australian. Reference to the man's activities was made by the Catholic chaplain of RAAF. Butterwortb. the Rev. Father J. E.
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    Freed of causing death charge
    65 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues —AJ an Teo Lian Hin was acquitted by the Sessions Court here today of causing the death of Mat Dom bin Abdul Ohani by dangerous driving on Aug. 17 last year at the Federal Highway. It was stated that Mat Dom standing
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    Paddling Marines run out of river
    238 13 Paddling Marines run out of river SINGAPORE, Tues. An eight-man Royal Marine Commando expedition which tried recently to cross mainland Malaya from West to East In canoes had to give up when they ran out of river. The team, using four twoman canoes started from the border of Ncgri Sembllan
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    Honest cabbie hands in bag
    62 13 SINGAPORE, Tues. A Uxldrlver here has found a bag belonging to Hajl Oman bin Haji Seh»]i of Kuala Lumpur in his Uxl. Miie cabbie. Low Keng Seng said that he could not remembei 1 where he had picked up and dropped Hatl Osman. The bag
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    A million dollars well spent, says Tengku
    251 13 A million dollars well spent, says Tengku KUALA LUMPUR. ku Abdul Rahman said today that the million dollars spent for the 10th Merdeka anniversary celebrations was money well spent because the world sat up and took notice of our nation. The Prime Minister took to task critics who said the
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    Sailings as usual for pilgrims to Mecca
    137 13 DENANG, Tues. The Middle East situation will not affect the sailing of Malaysian pilgrims to Mecca this year. "As far as I can see. they will leave as scheduled." the Controller of Pilg image. Dato Haji All Rouse, said today. "Whatever the conditions
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      715 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL S Kuala Lumpur i ccc Penang Race Results; and Penanc Ipoh and f 7.00 News in English; Malaga; 3 and 10 Johore 7.10 Majallah TV a weekly Bihru; 4 Taipinj; 7 Batu magazine programme in the Fahat; 9 Kluang. National Language; 7.35 The 546 P.M. Programme «ur-
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      229 14 A JOB WELL DONE Many years ago almost two decades Reader's On the occasion of the opening of their remodelled Digest entrusted its distribution business to a premises in Singapore we wish to express our group of total strangers. They were strangers to us appreciation for the many years of
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  • C.R. DASARATHA RAJ LTD. Supplement
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      18 14 C.R. DASARATHA RAJ LTD. Supplement MAGAZINE FIRM'S MANAGING DIRECTOR TO OPEN RENOVATED PREMISES OF DISTRIBUTOR, SUBSCRIPTION AGENT TODAY
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      Founder hopes Digest will be reference book in many homes
      103 14 MESSAGE FROM THE FOUNDER, MR. C.R. DASARATHA RAJ: another five years you will be celebrating the silver jubilee of the founding of C.R. Dasaratha Raj Ltd. This will also mark the 10th anniversary of your takeover. Urgent need Lei us
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      Company's rapid expansion after humble start in 1946
      1033 14 THE growth and expansion of CR Dasaratha Raj Ltd. is a story of success for the founder as well as the Reader's Digest in this part of the world. The company had a humble beginning 21 years ago. During this period it
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      MANY POPULAR MAGAZINES
      490 14 Reader's TIME CR. DASARATHA Raj Ltd. is the distributor and subscription agent for many popular magazines. These include: READER'S DIGEST is the world's most popular monthly magazine published in 14 different languages with a monthly sale of 28 million copies all around the globe. The popularity of
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      Firm improves distribution methods
      50 15 AIM TO GIVE READERS MORE EFFICIENT SERVICE THROUGH MANY OFFICES MR. P. K. SOMASUNDARAM, Secretary. MR. V. T. RAJAN, Manager, Singapore Office, MR. R. S. THURAI, Manager, Pcnong Ottic MR. K. SUNDRAM, Subscription Manager. MR. V. R. KASI, Booki and Racordi Manager, MR. MOHO. GHOUTH, Accountant.
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        355 24 Sihanouk to dissolve friendship groups pHNO.M PENH, Tues. (ambodian CMtf of State Prinre Sihanouk has decided to dissolve all friendship associations between Cambodia and lorcign countries, including; China and the Soviet Union the Cambodian news agency AKP reported today. According to the agency. Prime Sihanouk said in a speech yesterday
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        52 24 The weather Highest and ioweM temperatures in Malaysia and Singapore for the period 8 p.m. Monday to 8 pm yesterday: Hljhekt Lowest Kuala Lumpur 90 ~l Kota Bharu 91 73 Penang 88 7i Ipoh 86 -,i Malacca 88 7:< Singapore 83 73 C. Hlgniandft 67 59 Jesselton 88 ~a Kuchlng
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      367 15 ■£iiiHimiimiiiiiiiiiiimimiiriiiiiiiimiiimmmiiiimmimmimiiiiiii£ Congratulations Best Wishes to C. R. DASARATHA RAJ LTD. on the occasion of the Opening of their Renovated Premises from AR7KX MBB'2 S%y Cheng MeiW lIV ure proud to have supplied our Furniture in their Office. riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniHiiniiiH IJMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIILI Heartiest Congratulations Best Wishes to C R. DASARATHA RAJ LTD., on
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      246 15 Heartiest Congratulations Best Wishes C.R. DASARATHA RAJ LTD. on the occasion of the Opening of their Renovated Premises YOU NEED SAVINGS FOR YOUR SON'S EDUCATION, YOUR DAUGHTER'S MARRIAGE, BUILDING OR BUYING A MOUSE, A COMFORTABLE OLD AGE, AND SO MANY OTHER THIN6S. YES, AN UCO SAVINGS BANK ACCOUNT it the
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      On promotion tour
      78 16 MR. David Setty (seen above) senior managing director of Setty Textiles, London, is now in Singapore in the course of a sales promotion drive in the Far last for his company's range of Terylene and worsted fabrics. After leaving Singapore, Mr. Sctty hopes to visit Saigon. Setty
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      Dunlop plant in Republic
      300 16 I\UNLOP Malayan Industries Berhad has estab- lished a new company a wholly-owned subsidiary for the manufacture of foam rubber products in Singapore. These products which Include mattresses, cushions, pillows, bolsters and carpet underlays, have hitherto been coming to Singapore from the main Dunlop factory in Seremban.
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      Adhesive tapes packed in Singapore
      120 16 A LEADING International brand of adhesive tapes is now being processed and packed locally in Singapore. This was disclosed by Mr. J. C. Adams, vice-President lor Asia and the Pacific of Norton International Inc. Mr. Adams. In his announcement said that in conjunction with lAC
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      Bata man for Paris conference
      160 16 rkeep abreast vi lectanical and buying developments in a nighty competitive business. Bata Singapore is sending one of its promising young executives. Mr. Wee Soon Hung, to participate in an important overseas 'buyers' conference. and he will also visit various fairs and exhibitions and some
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      KODAK OPENS PENANG OFFICE—
      148 16 KODAK OPENS PENANG OFFICE— TODAY the new branch office in Penang of Kodak (Malaya i Ltd. will be officially declared open by Tan Sri Wong Pow Nee. the Chief Minister of Penang" This was announced in Kuala Lumpur by the acting managing director of Kodak i Malaya) Ltd.. Mr. Fred
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      Chairman of joint venture factory
      114 16 Chairman of joint venture factory DATO Chan Swee Ho (above) is chairman of the board of directors of the new $5 million Federal Cables. Wires and Metal Manufacturing Sendirian Berhad at Mak Mandin industrial estate in Butterworth. The new factory will manufacture aluminium wire and cables and elecirical accessories. The
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      Three employees are back from training
      144 16 riiHREE employees or CaX terpillar Far East Ltd., whose distribution and training centre in Jurong is nearing completion, have returned from training overseas. They are: Mr. Heng Swee Hong, machine room supervisor: Mr. David Tan Im Cheng, orders and documents supervisor: and Mr. Henry
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      Aluminium factory looks to overseas market
      275 16 Aluminium factory looks to overseas market SINGAPORE'S newest aluminium factory. Aluminium Malaysia Ltd.. which only began production in the middle of last year, is now embarking on a quest for foreign markets. For a start the company has appointed representatives In Hong Kong, Indonesia. Saigon, Malaysia and Africa to publicise
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      Exports fall
      32 16 Japan's vehicle exports fell in July by 20.2 per cent from their June level to 27,052 units, mainly due to two non-recuifing factors, the Japan Automobile Indi stry Association said.
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      EXECUTIVE IN U.S.A. FOR YEAR
      270 16 EXECUTIVE IN U.S.A. FOR YEAR ANOTHEB nsident executive, Mr. James Y. Chou, of Esso Standard Malaya Berhail in KuaU Lumpur, hit on August '.i on .i twelve-month training mrfciaa nirifml at We 'ompanv s head officea in the I 'nited sut.-s. Mr. Chou. the assistant mst and operations manager in
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      857 18 ACCOMMODATION VACANT li Hor^i SS (Min.)— Box SO tit. txtrm I LUXURY HOUSES. BUNCALOWS I snd flat* al Pl< I' 1 1 1 K. 1 Ren. $300 to »1 OOU Telephoi.e S pore i UNFURNISHED 2 BEDROOM FLATS v it, i i..itrirooms attauna Available immediately Please apply 17. Chapel Clo.-i
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      780 18 FACTORY SPACE VACANT Morrf. H I Mm. I H..X ill rl. eilr.. VACANT LAND AVAILABLE MM a.tory and codov. n utthm X.L L MMtta w Hole Her.-, vi smaller niotr F onsid, red Phon. K I. «07« l 19 REAL ESTATE WANTED 'S Word* <» i Mim.)— Box ift rfs
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      711 18 EDUCATION > Word* SC i Vin.>—Box Ml rl>. rxtrn 1 LEARNINC FOREICN LANGIACIS? liaaiini \uiii-.11 through I loader's Dlcnt s rorelsja ;:muna^e i dmons in Prtacß Oenaan, Japanese. II iranu. etc Writ. to. Newton P.O. lox 10 Spore 11. BECINNERS A ALL STACES iaart 1 :md. t\u. v> ritiiiK. nookkeeping.
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      703 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE Word' <« <Mm.) R,.x ill rtt. txtrm :'.*7 PE'JCEOT KM .v.iu-nt conlion mii.;«fcf u\.r .!.<" -i only Coa,Ct Tfl: ll purr i -J4TT4 MaORGWARO ISABELLA 1". lß*a on 1057 R OAUPMINE Tasrd ln«inM lllllrh SI ,o4i i» iv ii a.m.*. SEPT 1966 VOLVO I >ndmon raeMa tyrrs.
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      434 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE II H,,,rf. m> Ma Bm M <-fs txirt 1064 PLYMOUTH FURY \ti\r. '.oad. 19SC F ANCLIA Corlin i I UN). 19«6 M lino. 10M r M Hihi |>„,j I- An> K Ant. '.•jad. Tfl. 24*31. S l«n. 1466 AUSTIN 1100 IWK4 1I(W. Morris 1000. :9«) Oprl Rekord.
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      1281 19 gggt L_^mVL__ammL mkJk^X^U 10 LIVHIPOOL 1 WEST COAST U.K.. talthybius l.ve-Dcol, f|M Gen.?l Telat Sett 7,11 Sept 12/11 OIOMED L»e'DOOi,- OuDlin. S'gca.... Gin 45 Sept 7 Sept 111 Stft 11 ATRF.US Ii»»'dcoI, Glasgow Seft 7 Sept 7 PRIAM Sept 1/ Sept 13 Doiius Liverpool, Glasgow Sept 15 Sept 1 1
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      1151 19 T//£LhXmL/A/£S to I It LAST As »T i EXPRESS SAILINGS TO CENOIt/HOBTH CONTINENT/SCANDINAVIA P. Sham Penang S'pori Genoa R'dam H'burg Aarhus C'hagen MAUCCA 1 1) Seft 22 24 Seft 27, 21 Sift 20/ 2 Nit I Nit 17 Nit 11 Net 22 Net 24 MAGDALA 1 1) Net 2/ 4
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      1389 19 I benuline'] EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL 1 CONTINENTAL PORTS DrilDtiikirc For Liverpool Oct II BENRINNES huh oct 21 Singaport Pt S Penang Rotterdam Oct 27 la Pt/Sept 7 Sept 1/ I Hamburg Dct II BENDORAN rm lonrtnn Singapore Pt. Sham Per.arg Hamburg Oct II Gin 33 Tadaj Singapare P.
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      1220 19 tei. ELLERMAN BUCKNAU. S.S. CO., LTD.f SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWUI SEIVTCE FMI O.K /CtKTINUrT. l^** 1^ 1 1 Lm*h| ftri Smgapwe P. 3*ktaa Peanat CITY OF ST. ALIANS Lonjon, Rottirdam, Hembari, Havn 13 illatt CITY OF DUNDEE London. Rotterdam, Hamburg, Middlestrougti V S Bit 7' l Oat CITY OF HEREFORD
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    EQUITY YIELDS
    394 20 T»HE following list of selected 1 Malayan Industrial yields is aased on la&t sales to Sept. 2. nation purposes: Average »:ro«.i diwdrnd v 3 per cent: j.< r cent i Average <ro«» earning* yield IS per rent <150 per cent>. rimmnii located in lintaDOfe f*l tuition purposes. A\r:*«i;.:
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    75 20 CHINESE Product Eiehimi (incapon, nttn prieaa pmr picul yeatcrday: Cecenut ait; bulk $48 acll<n, drum 1304 »elleni. Copra: Mixed (f0.b.1 loom Aug./ Sept. UK Com. $29* B. Pappwr: Muntok v. bite $1271 tellers. sar.i'.ik white Sljj sellers, special Sarawak black $85 sellers. garbled L.<mpong black Ml sellers (all
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    BEN IS AGAIN FEATURED ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    793 20 From Our Market Correspondent BEN continued to be the main feature on the Stock Exchange yesterday when the counter again attracted speculative interest. On a turnover of 234.000 shares business «as done from 51. 58 to 81.60 to $1 48 to SI 52
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    STOCK INDICES
    30 20 Malayan Stock Indices. Sept. 4 Sept. J 'Industrial*: 115.40 116.14 •Properties: 114.46 113.89 Minings: 87.4» 86.91 S Rubbers 101.08 1U4.08 'Dec. -,'9, I9t>-; 100 Dec. 30. 1966 100.
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      1200 20 Vvl KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Western Australia Singapore Japan Servlee K-t« M.skuna Mary 'Sailet 13 14 Sept 23 Sept 27 Sept 1 Ta.gen Maru' 1 t Oct 13 14 Oct 23 Oct 27 Oct "Kasgkawa Mars Oct 3 No. 9 tl Na« II Mi 23 Ns» Wen Africa Singapore Japan
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      915 20 P&O to Europe and the United Kingdom s.s. "ORSOVA" j (29,000 tons fully oirconditioned stabilised) i Deporting SINGAPORE 28 Sep 1967 PENANG 29 Sep 1967 Arriving LONDON 25 Oct 1967 via Colombo, Cap* Town, Las Palmoi and Lisbon FIRST AND TOURIST CLASS ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE (tare* FIRST CLASS Singapore and Penang
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      503 20 i^A-flrWpv-Ti.^.^oMy' y Wtsßs^E^^^^~~(*sW K -i 's^^**>^^V^pY >Otjß^^^sVjßV Smi^pore P. Sham Penani ETA ETO ETA. ETO EU [ID FROM CAUUTIA M.V. "VISHVA MAXIMA for Brisbane. Sydney t Me.6o.rnt $t|t II Stpt 1/0 fKOM AUsl*All« ■STATE Of DUTCH' tor Kangbua. Madras Calcutta Sen :3/24 itit v Sept 2» FROM CALCUTTA M.V SUK
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      580 20 JOINT RUBBER PRICES CI.PI ICMBKR hret erade rubl'T I Rubbrr Association of Singapore f.o.b. bu>frs liisccl at 5 p.m. and Malaysian Rubbrr I \i hanfe in Kuala Lumpur and Sintapore noon prices prr Ib. yrslrrda; yesterday at 48; crnts prr Ib. »rre: down half a cent on Mund.it'* Buyers Seller*
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1343 21 BDBINEBS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading- ronm» of the Stork Fxrhange >e«t«rdav with the number of shares traded lit bracket* INDUSTRIALS: ••n A Ce. <*.0OO) $1 U P. (I 000 l $1 32 D. (4.000) si si p. lO.nooi $i so
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    CLOSING PRICES
    25 21 Sept. 5. RUBBER PRICE: 481 cents (down half a cent). TIN PRICE: $591,371 (down 62} cents). Estimated offering 225 tons (up 15 tons).
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    168 21 MELBOURNE. Tues \»fESTERN Mining with a rise of over one dollar to $20.70 led a stronger base metals section. Cons. Goldfleld* continued to recover and gained more than 10 cent* to $5.78. Industrials were firm. BHP sold down to $11.85. but recovered to $12 reko sold up to
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    H.K. RATES
    38 21 ON the free exchange market n Bong Kong yesterday the U.I. Cellar waa quoted at 3. 78 for T.T. and 5 7n| for cash. ••rllni was quoted at 16.05 no one tael ef <old at 270
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    Straits tin price declines by 62½ cents in Penang
    461 21 THE Straits tin price fell tlirr it* rally by 624 cents in Penan* yesterday to S.=»9l 37J on an offering estimated up 15 tons to 225 tons. Support at lower levels was reported particularly from the Continent. lnnrtnn overnight 3 months
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    97 21 'I'Mt Asieelatlen of Banks in Ms--1 layila made these changes in its ratei to merrhanta reaterday tall rates to flOO). UniUrt Slates: nuvlng TT 82 B 1« -ilrmail OD 32 11/16, BOfl/st. 33 1/8 credit Mils, 33 7/l« trade hills. Canada: huylnc TT 35 1/»: alims.ll OD Sts;
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    SHIPS IN LOCAL PORTS
    357 21 c HIPS lying jlontiidt tht Siniaoers i> Hirbaur whsrtrst or sipsctsd today Sr« P«rdang N.W 2. Llpin NVS i'b. f»rto* Maru 9. straat Colombo in 11 lens Mnonk IS. Ulan Tung 19. Ktnar-xlu 21 22 Klmanta 23/24. Topel»4 ?> 2«. RenKwers 27 2« Ploten 2«. Tal'hvhius
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    IN MEMORIAM
    450 21 H.M. DOCKYARD. SINGAPORE I SALE BY TENDER NO: 39*/67 J Tenders are invited for the pur- chase of surplus obsolete Naval S Stores comprising. p Miscellaneous Vehicles. M T h Spares. Machinery Spares, Can- xas Old. Hoses. Paints. Rugs. y Carpet*. Cable Old Propeller L Binoculars. Lathe and
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      826 21 Continued from Pace 18 1 FOR SALE M itnrtfa $t <Mm i Rnx rfs. <•*(... BEAUTIFUL ORIGINAL Indonesian Batiks at special pru-e of JW-50 Orient Crafis. in« Orchard Road. Sport. YOUR OLD REFRIGERATOR Look new In a day. in your home Mr. Boh. Tel: (8 pore) *****. 23" FERGUSON TV
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      777 21 MISCELLANEOUS I, Worrfs M i Him.)— Box it ris. oxtrm CENIRAL IPRAV PAINTINQ/ rap«lrs rrfriKrmtors 5 Hours customer's House Telephone (Spore. *****. PENFRIINDS INCLUDING TEACHERS W»l— i Secret lines Cltrka. Teenagers. Businessmen. Professionals intellectuals consult Steven G.P.O. UH4 Slncapore-1. REQUIRED SURPLUS EARTH Approximate, ior ten thousand loads of Loriy io
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      558 21 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT NOTICE TO CONSUMERS Shutdown of Electricity Supplir* In order to upgrade the existing network transformer at Jutland Road Substation. It Is necessary to Interrupt electrclty supplies on Thursday. 7th September 1967, from 8.30 a.m. to 6.30 p.m. for the following areas:— (1) Along Serangoon
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      472 21 F.E. ZUELLIG (TRADING) LTD. PHARMACEUTICAL DEPARTMENT HAS AN OPENING FOR A MEDICAL DETAILER for the Division of Chemie Gruenenthal in Singapore. Applicants should have several years of experience. Qualified applicants should send a summary of their education and previous experience with recent photograph to: P. O. Box 725. Singapore. ASSISTANT
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      Top rider Grashius is a late entry
      388 22  -  JOE DORAI By JAN GRASHU'S. a Dutch businessman in Indonesia, is a late entry for the motor-cycle events at the Johore Grand Prix meeting which begins tomorrow with trial runs at Johore Bahru. Grashius's last visit to this region was in 1961. when
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      Nor will reach 6ft 7in -coach
      258 22  - Nor will reach 6ft 7in -coach E. FRIDA ATHLETICS By Nor Azdhar is Singapore's best international high jumping prosper in 20 years, since t,he retirement of Uoyu Valberg. At the weeKend. Nor equalled Valberg'.-. national record of 61 1 3 Jin at the Esso inter-club championships and then went on
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      DIARY
      66 22 SOCCER Spore Buiineiw Houses League and Cup Oiv. 1: Jardlne Waugh v Airways (River Valley Rdi. Div. 2: Spore Glass I Redif fusion iPedangi; Cold Storage v Borneo Motors 'Balestier Rdi P.J. Leatue: MIC v Postals i Jin Timor), N. Star v PKNS 'Rd. 10). RI'GOKR S'tor Senior Lea«ur.
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      Ong gains double
      136 22 QNG HOCK CHYE van two titles in tiie Ifa lawn teinu.s champion.-hiuj, Rc.suli.>, of the I111..U: Men's singles: on? Botft Chje J)t K. Uharmaratnam 6-0. .<-(>• 6 4 Men's doubles: One .uid Ngool Ec How bt A. Lincha and Ng Yoolc Chee 6-4. 6-3 Uomen's singles: Mrs
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      BOWLING NOTES JOE DORAI
      499 22  - BOWLING NOTES JOE DORAI LAN PEREIRA By and ROBERT Sle. with a total ot 817 pinfalls. led the Qualifiers in the International Masters bowling tournament at Jackie's S.ngapore. Jessie Dy. winner ot the South Pacific tournament last week, shared second placing wirh David Teo. both with 798 pins. The winner
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      Yawata team have three Japan 'caps'
      213 22 Yawata team have three Japan 'caps' SOCCER THE Yawata Steelworks soccer team of Japan, who have three internationals, will arrive in Kuala Lumpur this evening to play three matches in West Malaysia. They will meet Penang at City Stadium on Saturday: Perak at Stadium Perak on Sunday and an F.A.
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      Lock icon Pakistanis 67-4
      42 22 LONDON. Tues. The Pakistani touring team had scored 67-4 in their second innings at the close on the second day of then three-day match til Scarborough yr>-tor-day. Scores: Pakistanis 36.V7 <er an^ 67-4: T Pea ice's XI 310-7 dec Renter
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      TEH'S DEFENCE
      23 22 Teh Kew San Malajnta'i Thomas Cup captain, defends his singles title in the Penany Public Service* open badminton championships this weekend.
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      GHANAIAN BOYS CLOCK 10.6 FOR 100 m
      131 22 GHANAIAN BOYS CLOCK 10.6 FOR 100 m ATHLETICS SEVENTEEN-year-old school boys from Accra. Ghana, returned times of 10.6-sec and lO.Tsec for tiie 100 metres a1 Copenhagen's 800 th anniversary sports fpsiivai last week. The story of these amazing performances was related by Kuala Lumpur '.s four representatives, at the festival
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        HOCKEY
        19 22 CHALLENGE CTP (Malacca): Malacca 0 Armed Force* 3 T. ANSON DIV. 2: St Anthony's School 2 DTC 0.
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        TENNIS
        35 22 LAM CTP SEMI-FINALS (Tg Malimi: R. Vljesurier ai.d R. Weller bt Adnan HJ Yahaya and lim Ming Hong 4-6. 6-2. 6-4; S. Ntthiananthan and Ridzwan All bt Ahmad A. Wahab and Zamanhuree 6-3. 6-3.
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        36 22 M A J O K UNITS (IP < Kluang > Hq Ourlcha Engineer* 9 Australian Regt. 1. T. ANBON DIV. 1: Axsumption School 4 DTC 1 KLANU UIV. 2: Teachers 8 Rinuiers 1. Tamilnnis bt Kilal 4-1
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        28 22 Ahmad Jantan (nine miles, lhr 23:41.6). Women 1 Rosnah Omar 2 Ng Moi 3 N. Kn.>,hnamah «lhr 50:58.8 MALACCA WALK: 1 R Suhranianiam 2 Ya'acob Majid 3
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        19 22 MWI ANNIVERSARY !O-M1LE RACE i Malacca*: 1 Mimacl Awaluddin 2 Nu Ah ruck 3 Dali Hawaii 58:10 8
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      803 22 TENDER NOTICE umrai,\ mini/uuM HOI MM. I Xl >T NM.r.RI. TANAH Mll.AVl. On Rrhalf of th« STATr. OOVHNMENT OF PENANO PKI I I Xl IMIIKI 111 < ONCRETF. (DRIVrNi PIUNC lOK OM BUM K Off Ml 1.1 I SIOKKV FLATS AT AYKR ITAM. PENANG 4TH PHABF. specialised piling contractors, who
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      331 22 NOTICES AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN BERHAD (Incorporated In lhr Stale* nf Malaya. Nona of hvmm NOTICE is hereby given that a I dividend, the thirtyninth of Forty J cents 'M4O clsi per Stock Unit. I less Malayan Income Tax at 4(l', t has been declared due and payable I on Friday.
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      676 22 TENDERS KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. PERAK Tawaran dartpada PemboroneZ yarn; berdaftar ai-J K R.. dl-dalam kelas "D" dan Ica-aias ber kepala 1 dan II akan di-tenma dl-Pejabat Jurutera Negeri. Jabatan Ken* Raya. Perak. Ipoh hir.pea Jam pukol 3 petanc pada 221 ib September 1967 untok: PEMBINAAN SABUAH PEJABAT POS DAN RUMAH
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      67 22 JUST 47 DAYS TO LC.E. EXAMINATION 1967. Many candidates have used pur PUBLICATIONS for T Z l l revis »on in their L.C.E. HAVE YOl? These are the books they use:Actual Objective tests In SCIENCE MATHEMATICS HISTORY GEOGRAPHY 51. 50 eath book Set by a team of I 1)1 TORIAI.
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      Bowrey ko's seeded Pilic
      229 23 Bowrey ko's seeded Pilic US TENNIS YEW YORK. Tues. 11 Bill Bowrey, Australia's No. 4 player, continued the assault on needed players in the United States tennis singles championships at Forest Hills yesterday, defeating Nicola Pilic of (Yugoslavia) in four sets. PUlc. seeded No. 4, was beaten 2-6, 7-5. 8-2.
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      Lock icon Birmingham jump into second place
      210 23 Birmingham jump into second place ENGLISH SOCCER LONDON. Tuesday. BIRMINGHAM Jumped Into second place In the Second Division of the English Footbail League when they swamped Hull 6-2 yesterday. One of the six goals came from Fred Pickering, his first since he went to Birmingham from Everton. Barry Bridges scored
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      Go nap on Angelina
      712 23  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with MOONBEAM AND CORONILO STRONGLY FANCIED FOR EACH-WAY DOUBLE QO nap on Angelina (Race Four) at Penang today. The six-year-old mare ran two good races at Ipoh last month and that form puts her well above the opposition here. Angelina was narrowly beaten
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      JOCKEY FORM
      55 23 MY FORM gives placlngs of the o»st 15 mount* of tne placing is on the right Cnlenun 148 > *************** Pr«l < 1 44 i 1 "i«inoo *****002 Bougoure 30 J**********0010 Harhridge i3O. 2000n,i*****0300 C«»le«. < 26» 00 **********033 Trevena (24. *************** Lee '23) *************** Nel««n .22) ***************
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      Selections
      149 23 EPSOM JEEP (ALL Bd\ I UI.MLR Kace 1 MHHBOT Princes* Melody Chin M»h Mud CHIN MAH MIV CHIN MAH MIS Soorhotr Princeti Melody Prince** Melody Soorhow R*O* < EASY MONEY Elcho Prince Petite M'selle PETITE MSELLI T ANT MTEUX Watch Out Eagy Money Our Byr«a rtUU Race i ENTERTAINER
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      Lock icon Stolle in final
      70 23 JOHANNESBURG. Twu. d Australian Fred StoMe beat compatriot Rod Layer. the world professional tennis champion, in a £6.000 professional tournament here last night. Stolle. who won the United St-ates amateur title last year, beat Lav.r 2-6. 6-3. 7-5 In the semi-final* of the professional event, storming back
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      Lock icon Body for cricketers
      86 23 LONDON, Tues. English cricketers have formed a Cricketers' Association to »eek greater financial security for players. The association's Inaugural meeting here yesterday announced several other objects: "The formulation of a code »f conduct for players; institution of an out- of season employment agency and an approach to
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      Penang runners and riders
      1399 23 GOING FORECAST: Good Race 1 2.0 Class 6 Div 3 ($4,500) 6f (Local iockrys only) 1 ***** Escort t'Oold) Nonrdln 10 9.0 Khtmli 11 ***** Ban ftoon a (Seng Lt«) Bachv 6 813 (F) Kanf 7 3 .S3OCO Aetw IV a (Phawi E. Donnelly 3 8.10
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      Lock icon Casper's title
      79 23 \VOODBRIDGE (Ontario). Tue* Billy Casper beat fellow -American Al Oeiberger in a sudden-death play-off to win the Carling U*****.000 wor.d golf chamr.ionshlp here yesterday. Both golfers had ended the 72 holes with aggregates of 281. It wat the superior putting of Ca*per. twice winner of the U S
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      BADMINTON THOMAS CUP PLACED IN LONDON BANK
      109 23 BADMINTON THOMAS CUP PLACED IN LONDON BANK LONDON. Tuea. Tbe Thomas Cup is now in the vaults of a London bank, having been placed there by Herbert Scheele, secretary tit the International Badminton Federation, pending a decision a* to the meant of tranxferrlng it to Malavaia. the winners. The I
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      Lock icon QUINS WIN
      38 23 LONDON. Tues. Result of Rugby Union matches played lnst night: Exeter 8 Harlequins 13: London Irish 6 Alleynlani 6: Liverpool 17 Bristol 8: Newbridge 10 Newport 0; Plymouth 9 Sheffield 9. Redruth 15 Tankard« 27— Reuter.
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      Lock icon BOXING Computer to decide who's the greatest
      148 23 BOXING Computer to decide who's the greatest MIAMI BEACH. Tuej Aa attempt to solve one of .spor's greatest cont roverslee will be made here on Sept 11 with a glam American computer programmed to decide who In i the world? beM hea\ywelght boxer of all time Man Qua K>o American
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      67 23 Congratulations to KODAK (Malaya) LIMITED on the occasion of the official opening of their PENANG BRANCH TODAY by The Hon'hle The Chief Minister of Penang T.\N SRI WONG POW NEE We are pro id to announce that we have been entrusted with the entire renovation of their Premises at No.
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    Social Security Bill in six months —Tan
    402 24 Social Security Bill in six months —Tan CABINET TO STUDY COLOMBO PLAN ADVISERS REPORT KLALA LUMPUR Tuesday. J^ SOCIAL insurance scheme will be presented to Parliament in about six months lime, Ihc Minister of Finance, Tun Tan Siew Sin, announced today. It will In- based on ;i report by ;i
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    Lock icon Halt in smuggling: Jakarta must take lead, says Raja
    304 24 JAKARTA, Tues. Singapore's Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. said today following a meeting with Indonesia's Foreign Minister. Mr. Adam Malik that Indonesia must take the initiative in stopping smuggling to Singapore. Mr. Rajaratnam. who arrived last night for a five-day visit,
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    Lock icon Mao's maxim flies high as ship is docked
    126 24 GENOA, Tues. The 13.--000-ton Chinese ship Li Ming was towed into dock here today with a thought of Chairman Mao hoisted high. Permission to unload ended a 24-day quarantine imposed by the port authorities when the Li Ming's captain refused to take
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    Lock icon Cave-in kills 6
    33 24 OITA (Japan). Tues— At least six miners were known dead and seven others remained trapped underground after a cave-in at a lime mine near here today, it was reported.- UPI.
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    A scout group's first Big Walk on Sunday
    98 24 A scout group's first Big Walk on Sunday SINGAPORE. Titos The -011 Serangoon Dtatrlct Uioup will hoM their first Bi« Walk competition Oliianlßßd by swifts Athletic Association this ■larlinu M 1 30 p.m. The new unite beKins truir. Macritchie Reservoir proceeds along Braddell Road. Lorong Chuan and linishes at Serangoon
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    UNLUCKY ROBBERS' HAUL—A CHEQUE FOR $9,850
    205 24 UNLUCKY ROBBERS' HAUL— A CHEQUE FOR $9,850 By RUDY BELTRAN I^UALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. Two men, one armed with a pistol, snatched a briefcase from a cashier as he walked out of the Hongkong and Shanghai Bank In Petaling Java this morning. But luckily for Mr. Cheah Kok Thye. cashier
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    Lock icon Border meeting on Cyprus
    80 24 ISTANBUL. Tues. The Premiers and Foreign Ministers ol Greece and Turkey will meet on their common border next weekend for talks on the Cyprus ?roblem. usually reliable Government sources said today. The meeting, first of tta kind since Greek and Turkish Cypnots began fighting in December
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    Lock icon Red Cross debt
    48 24 THE HAGUE. Tues —Measures to get the International Red Cross out of debt have been agreed on by the .society's permanent miance committee, it was learned here today. Last year the international society showed a deficit of 172.331 Swiss Francs i £14.360 sterling i Reuter.
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    DEATHS
    51 24 MRS FB MVLVAGANAM si-trr of Anan(Ua Ed.. Krmahu «il! h. r.-mu\.<! iron. \ok Chin. Cochranr Road at t l> in on MRS J P KATHIRAVALOO mot'i-r of IBM K K.-inHKßfundrarn I K Boma•undrani I i\iru r K Nadaraj;ih. Mr at) MM K BhrtCBKH iratnam !>»■!■ I 500 m 137
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    Smuggle charge
    54 24 HONG KONG. Tues —A Swiss i-itizen was ordered held In custody (or tour oays pending DM trial on charges of smuggling uoout US$4O,OOO worth of gold into Hong Kong. Antoni Bertschy. 34. will go on trial after the Crown counsel gives his opinion on "certain leaal points" involved
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    Lock icon 'Made in Britain-not Mars' saucer hoax
    150 24 'Made in Britain- not Mars' saucer hoax LONDON. Tues— Two engineering students tonight confessed they hoaxed Britain Into a "flying saucers have landed" alert today. Christopher Southall and Roger Palmer. 22-year-old apprentices at the Royal Aircraft Establishment at FamborouKh. said they built the six "saucers" found in a 200-mile area
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    10 children watch trial of mother
    313 24 OEREMBAN, Tues. Ten children aged between one and 16 came to the High Court here today to witness the trial of their mother, P. Letchemy, 34, on a charge of murder. But the charge was amended to one of culpable homicide on the instructions
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    Prizes for PAP inter-branch quiz contest
    96 24 SINGAPORE. Tues— Winners of the inter-branch current affairs quiz contest organised by the PAP central political bureau early this year, will get their prizes at the Victoria Theatre at 7.30 p.m. tomorrow. An official of the party's central executive committee will present the awards
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    Place of Safety
    31 24 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Toa Payoh Girls' Hrrne in Toa Payoh has been gazetted a Remand Home for children. It is also a Place ot Safely for these rhildren.
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    LONDON STOCK
    263 24 LONDON. Tues.— Closing middle prices of selected stocks not including stamp duty were: II I MM. I ll Con.vol 2 £36 4 Funding 4', £97 15 16 —1 16 War 3 V £52 1 16 BANKS Chartered 59 Hongkong £8'» —1 16 INS t RAM t Com Un
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    RUBBER
    60 24 LONDON, Tups.—Spot 15',d Oct 15^.. Nov. 15 7 16d.. Dec. 15 9 16d.. Oct. Dec. 15 7 16d.. Jan March 15\d.. April June 16',d, July Sept 16'.c1. Oct. Dec 16 13 16d Jan. Maich 17d.. April June 17 3 16d., July Sept 17 5 16d Oct. Dec. 17.d.. elf.
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    TIN
    36 24 LONDON. Tues— Buyers £1180 1 i—£s l. sellers £1182 i—£4i Forward buyers £1180 <— £5i.. sellers! £1180 i—£6i. Serlement £1185 i—11). Turnover am 210 tons, j p.m. 155 tons. Tone: Steady at I the lower level
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    'AN Mara' instead of 'Ali Baba' call to Malays by Ghaffar
    222 24 'AN Mara' instead of 'Ali Baba' call to Malays by Ghaffar I^UANTAN. Tues. 1Y The Chief Minister of Malacca. Inche Abdul Ghaffar bin Baba, today called on the Malays to become "Ali Maras" instruct of "Ali Babas". Inchp Ghaffar. the newlyappointed chairman of MARA, was on a two-day tour here
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    Romanisation of Chinese
    61 24 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Department of Extramural Studies University of Singapore, is organising an eight -lecture coui.se on 'The Indexing and Romanisation of Chinese' to be conducted in English by Dr. Jou Bienming Lectures will be held on Wednesdays, beginning from Sept 2 in new lecture theatre No
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    Labourer gets $5,565 for loss of 2 toes
    78 24 Labourer gets $5,565 for loss of 2 toes SINGAPORE. liks A labourer. Omar Ahnmed. 46. who lost two toes of his right foot after an accident, was today awarded damages totalling 55.565 by Mr. Justice Buttro.se in the Mr Y Court! Through Mr. HE Cashin. Omar sued his employer for
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