The Straits Times, 15 September 1967

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 The Straits Times Tin: Niitiiiiiiil liwsji;i|ii!r J Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 15. 1967 IS CENTS KDN. 2378:2390 M.C (P)2,'G6
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    Govt buys again
    807 1  -  V. K. CHIN: Razak: Now we're looking for rubber storage facilities By Kuala Lumpur, Thursday THE Government intervened twice today to support the price of rubber buying once in the morning, and again in the afternoon. Again, no (IcLiils of the Government's purcnases were available. Yesterday, when
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    Above 52 cents after the close
    220 1  -  GEOFFREY BOLAND By riINUAFOBJS. Thtirs— Aflet business closed officially here today, tinrubber price was taken to new heights for thr day. with October first grade dealt in up to II 8 cents, the highest level for exactly a month a remarkable recovery of four
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    New Mao note
    25 1 COLOMBO. Thurs.- China night delivered another note i< .i Government repeat mt: Ceylon was beginning to adopt a position of recognising tun
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    Lock icon Dewi flies to U.S. to stay with Cindy Adams
    187 1 IN SEARCH OF QUIET LIFE FREE OF INSULTS rKYO. Thurs. Madame Ratna Sari Dewt Jap-anese-born third wife of deposed President Soekarno. lei t Tokyo by air today lor the United States, takinu her six-month-old baby gtrl with her A source said
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    Lock icon The pill—a warning
    58 1 The pill— a warning NOTTINGHAM Tliur.v Women takinu birth control pills were warned at an inquest that of breathle.-Mie.N;~ could be a danger signal. The Coroner ruled .:i»t Mi' Pearl Pullen. 39. mother of six who had been taklny the pill and haa developed breathlenness over several weeks, died from
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    Just fancy that...
    50 1 MIM:oL.\ (New York). Thurs. Burglar Charlie Fitch cut his foot on the job then called in police for first-aid. Police found Filch. 26. lying in a bowline alley with blood pouring from a cut foot after kicking in a plate glass dour leading to the bar. Beater.
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    Lock icon S'pore mission in talks
    63 1 BUDAPEST. Dm The Foreign Trade Minister. Dr. Joz.sef Bii ■>. i yesterday received Mr. 6im Kee > Boon, head of the Singapore trade delegation currently visiting Hun- gary Talks covered economic cooperation between the two coun- tries and problems of developing 1 trade relations. Both parties
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    Lock icon Nathu Pass battle goes on
    451 1 JJEW DELHI, Thins. Uiine.se hoops shelled Indian forces facing them across the N'athu l\iss on ihc Sikkim-Tibel IxMiler for the fourth successive day today. The Indian Defence Minister, Mr. Swaraa Singh, announced the fresh outbreak jusl before he flew to Moscow for kilks with the
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    4 swim to freedom
    65 1 HONG K().\(.. Thurs. Four Chinese university students escaped from Canton yesterday by suiniminq a stretch of shallow sea to Hong Kong. Police detained them. The four, all in their twenties, were a brother and sister and two of their school mates. They reported that there was
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    Lock icon Now the Prince recalls his Peking envoys
    207 1 Now the Prince recalls his Peking envoys PNOM PENH, Tliiirs. Prince Norodom Sihanouk vesterda.N said he was recalling his envoxs from Peking "to avoid incidents if there is a d< ministration agalast our Babassj Me was speakinu to thousands ol demonstrators who shoved up to praise his sacking of two
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    Lock icon Indons expel two Peking envoys
    225 1 Indons expel two Peking envoys JAKARTA, Thui Tin- Government today expelled two communist Chinese diplomats. charging that they were responsible for a recent shooting Incident insi d c thr Embassy mounds. Foreign Oflftce sourcea said ttv two diplomat* weir held responsible i'>r three Indonesian youths and nne soldier who were
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    Big copper and iron ore find in northeast Thailand
    212 2 1% \miim.ion. rimr* '.till s »l tana of i oppi i .iii 1 1 nun ,nr iifp-i-ii -s li.im- in i n iia cover rd h i Hi eatJilern Thailand durinj .1 iolai 1 > iii.. iiui i 11 aniKMin, nl
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    Pope: Surgery?
    33 2 VATICAN I 1 I I till Paul in.i\ bavt to undergc ii. i onnn i m lih in vi inai Iraci n.ii lion I ilk an hi „,,1 ..i tod ut'l
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    Runaway car hurts 7
    61 2 i bun A 7(> VMI I will 111. HI I'.IHM 1 Ills Mr* 111 giii nl .i iiuw iiMitn line ycsirniay. 1., i control oi it »t iiir tiiMi eroMliiK ;<i>« ;>lnu"li<'il lliioukli I crowd i.i afternoon unouperx. ai least •rwi. people were Injurad, Iwo i
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    Lock icon KENYA AND SOMALIA SIGN AN ACCORD
    105 2 KENYA AND SOMALIA SIGN AN ACCORD KINSHASA, Thurs. The Governments of Kenya and Somalia signed an accord yesterday expressing a desire to end their differences and restore diplomatic relations. Tin 1 agreement calls for talks in I .u.s:tka latr n October at the Invitation of th«- ZamMan President. Dr. Kenneth
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    Lock icon U.S. bombers cut up Hanoi railway line to China
    359 2 U.S. bombers cut up Hanoi railway line to China SAIGON. Thursday. A MERICAN fighter-bombers swept deep into North Vietnam yesterday to slice Hanoi's north-western rail lifeline to China. An American spokesman said the line was cut twice 86 miles from Hanoi, just over the halfway mark on the long haul
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    Lock icon Six killed in Piper crash
    70 2 MANILA. Thur«. A twinengine Pir*r Aztec plane belonging to an American-owned plantation crashed yesterday, killing nil six people aboard, including two American official* of the firm and the wife of one of them. .J. H Hubbard of Honoluiu. ranch manager erf Dole Philippines Inc.. .tnd
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    Lock icon Probe team reports shortage of military pilots
    150 2 WASHINGTON. Tburs. A shortage of thousands of US military pilots was reported yes terday by investigating Senators who predicted the problem "will continue well into the Itita,' Senator John Stenniv Demo crat Mississippi, chairman of the Senate Defence Preparedness Sub-committee, said unexpected airpower
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    Lock icon Watanabe steps up bid to get more funds for the Asian Bank
    265 2 Watanabe steps up bid to get more funds for the Asian Bank WASHINGTON, Thurs. "lI R. Takeshi Watanabe, president of the Asian ifl Development Bank, announced yesterday he was stepping up efforts to obtain additional lending resources from Western countries. Hp told a Press confprpurp the bank needed more funds
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    East Java troops get a warning from Gen. Suharto
    230 2 East Java troops get a warning from Gen. Suharto JAKARTA. Thurs. J The acting President. g»m Suharto. has warned troop- in La&t Java that they will be punished if they t.ike the law into their own hands Gen. Suhartos warning. Issued in his ciparity of Minister for Defence and Security,
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    Wheeler out of hospital
    59 2 WASHINGTON. Ihurt Cfca. Earle Wheeler. Chairman -f 'h» Joint Chiefs of Staff. «v relewed from Walter Reed hospital yegt*rQBY Gen. WheH»r hap been twu finre Aui 3n for minor h"irr rtarmge utirh was dl»--rovered durin? hi? routlm ph\M(-»! examination He It per'ed to regime his duties
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    Lock icon Wife seeks $15,000 a month
    90 2 LO6 ANGELE6. Ihurs. Dr«n Cannon u*nt to mmi y#Mer(Uy i asking rtior* rhan CSM.OOO m-nfh support m her divoroa •ction against actor Cary Grant. Lawyer* for th* 3" ictresf and 63-year-oi'l Grant I eonMrr^d all day without 4gre»--1 ing on 4 sMt!»rnfn' Thr cam I
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      Lock icon Rocky: No more drive to seek nomination
      290 3 Rocky: No more drive to seek nomination Quote YOU LOSE AMBITION BECAUSE YOU HAVE A SENSE OF FULFILMENT...' GOVERNOR Nelson Rockefeller of New York says he has passed a psychological turning point in his life and is now totally uninterested in striving for the Republican nomination for President in 1968.
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      Russia cuts military service by one year
      132 3 MOSCOW. Ihurs— The term of military service in the Soviet armed forces will be reduced by one year from 1!>G8, informed sources said. The next contingent of draftees will serve only one year in the Infantry, two in the Air Force ami three*
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      $1,000 m. plan to clear Negro ghettoes
      173 3 $1,000 m. plan to clear Negro ghettoes IirASHINGTON, Thurs. n The U.S. life insurance industry announced yesterday that it would invest US$l,OOO million to improve housing and create jobs in Negro ghettoes and other slum areas in American cities. Mr. Gilbert. Fitzhugh. chairman of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company and
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      Ex-minister held
      37 3 CAIRO. Thurs. Former Interior MiniMc:- Abbas Radian has been arrested in connection with a plot by 50 Army officer* to reinstate F:pld Marshal Hakim Amer as Deputy Supreme Commander, the authoritative Al Ahram reported yesterday.
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      Lock icon STRIKE BY GUARDS HALTS TRAINS
      124 3 LONDON. Thurs. Hundreds of trains were halted yesterday when a three-day-old strike by rail guards spread across Britain and hit services around the capital. Freight and passengers piled up on station platforms and cars taken Into citie-- by commuters glogged many roads. In one of
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      Lock icon Newspapers to cost more in France
      83 3 Newspapers to cost more in France PARIS. Thurs. Finance Minister Michel Debre said yeMercUy the Government had decided to "free" the prices of French newspapers, which have remitmed frozen since World War 11. Most French newspapers vary from 30 to 40 centimes iflvepence to sixpence) each. Newspaper owners have been
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      Lock icon The hazards of a conductor
      70 3 NEW YORK. Thurs. Victor Alessandro, musical director of the San Antonio Symphony, stabbed himself in the hand with his baton during a rehearsal yesterday. Alessandro. 51, who is to conduct The Barber of Seville on Sept. 23 at the Lincoln Centre for the Performing Arts,
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      Lock icon Fishing warning by Malik
      59 3 JAKARTA. Thurs.— The Foreign I Minister. Mr. Adam Malik, has Warned that the Government will take stern measures against fishing boai.s violating Indonesian territorial water.v Indone.sia. which has proclaimed a 12-nule territorial limit, will allow foreigners to fish in Indonesian waters either through joint venture arrangement
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      Lock icon Britain denies reports of an 'axe' over the Concorde
      190 3 Britain denies reports of an 'axe' over the Concorde LONDON. Thursday. 'pHE British Government moved swiftly today to squash reports of fresh uncertainty over the future of the Anglo-French Concorde supersonic airliner. Within hours of a Briton newspaper claim that the Concorde project might be axed before the airliner ever
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      The most valuable stamp for sale soon
      122 3 LONDON. Thurs.— The most valuable piece of paper in the world, weight for weight, may soon go on sale after long secret negotiations with its American owner. The Daily Sketch said the almost priceless 18*>6 one tent British Guiana stamp could bring; v:
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      Lock icon New judge named for Hong Kong
      83 3 LONDON. Thurs. Mr. R. H. Milla-Oweus, chief Justice in Fiji. has been appointed a puisne judge in Hong Kong, the Commonwealth Ortlce announced here today. Mr. Mills-Owens. 57. was called to the Bar at Middle Temple, in 1956. and transferred to Hong Kong v
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      Lock icon Rebel victory
      33 3 ADEN. Thurs. The National Liberation Front claimed today to have seized yt another State, the Upper Yafai Sultanate on the Yemen border, and to have captured three paramount tribal chiefs. Reuter.
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    Taxi driver is a big 'hit' with Aussie, NZ tourists
    307 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A polite, unassuming and ever-rthliglng taxi driver, who h3 goto atvmt in hi?, own quiet way In boosting the touri?t Industry of Puicapore for the pasf nine borome the talk of Australian and New Zealarirl torn He has
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    Catholic Guild
    51 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs Mr. ARG DRose has been elected chairman of thr Catholic Social Guild Other officials are: Vicechairman. Mr. Chime Fait Vat; secretary, Mr. Tom Fernandez.; treasurer. Mr. Wee Yam Tong. Committee: Mrs ARG. DRose. Mifs Apnes De Sa. Messrs. Francis Wong. HC Chan. V. Thomas and Francis
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    Seminar
    48 4 We r>»ve been asked to explain that the acmtau to be held nt the Fmzapore ronf»ren<-e Hall on Monday, abo.it uhlch on artlrle appeared \r Mi*- Strait-. Time, yerterd^v if. Hie first seminar of the recional tnelifh proiect of the Muth-east Alton Ministers of Erin' ation Council
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    Cocktail party
    38 4 STNOAFOPF T hur-- -The Mobil Oil Mala\s» Sdn Fnd will hold a roc Mail party at the Cultural Centre < n Sept Z\ in roniuncttnn with the preview of the documentary film, entitled "The Strengtn to Grow."
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    How workless problem can be kept limited...
    398 4 How workless problem can be kept limited... WAGES REMAIN STABLE: EDB REPORT SINGAPORE. Thurs. IF THE unemployment problem in Singapore is to be kept within reasonab I c limits, the number of new jobs created earn year must be at ieast higher than the net additions to the labour market
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    $5m MATCH PLANT 'MAY BE FIRST OF OTHER VENTURES'
    191 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs TJR JOHN EWART, a director of Wood Hall iT Trust Ltd.. in Britain, which is a partner in Singapore's first match factory, has arrived to attend the opening of the factory. The Federal Match Co Ltd. at Jurong. will
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    A WORKSHOP OWNER IS CLEARED OF MOLESTING
    165 4 A WORKSHOP OWNER IS CLEARED OF MOLESTING SINGAPORE. Thurs A car workshop owner, who denied allegations of molesting a young girl in a car, was today acquitted by Mr. Justice Wlnslow after a three-day hearing. Low Gay Bay alias Low Mun Liang was originally tried on a charge of raping
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    They honour memory of battle 110 years ago
    196 4 SINC.APORE. Thurs— A rrcimrntal paradf at Slim Barrarks thi<> mornir»t honoured the memory of the grim battle 110 y*ars ago, which remilted in the defeat of mutineers and the rapture of the rity of Delhi Delhi Day. the anni%rr>>ar.v of the rapture
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    Educational TV for today
    141 4 TOnnyp e^ur-vMtnt' TV fnr «rh>v>U <-n ChunnH S It ta foilnwf Vi a m sn am. Ma»h»m»tirc «»r 2_ Tunj'r's airi their nr»rtir»i »rrlimtinn« <Enf>: 9 J V -9 3V O*n*ral wi»nr» T'» Animal KingC'ym <Eng): in.iojn. O*o?raphv. Bee 2 South American JoutWtf fCh.>: 11.ftft.11.?9, National
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    CHINESE ORATORY CONTEST
    125 4 SINCrAPOPE. Thur? Ten contestants have qualified for the final of the lnter-school safety first oratorical contest in Chinese to be held at thp Cultural Centre on Sept. 25 under the sponsorship of the Junior Safety First Council. They are Chan Hee of Nan van; Girls' Hich School.
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    $30,000 gift to Arts Council
    67 5 SINGAPORE Tliur.v The chairman ot ttic A>ia Commercial Banking Corporation. Dato Tan Kirn C'nua. today dOJMMed S3O.UUO to the Singapore Arts Council tor the proposed $3 million Arts Gallery and Academy of Alt! builcims The president of tne council. Mr. Lee Khoon Choy. Minister of
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    Family Planning head for talks
    59 5 KUAL.A LUMPUR. ThttJ I director of the National Faruiiy Planning Board- Dr. ArifTin bin Ma/uk:. loft for Taipeh todny Ito attend the 18th se&sion of the World Heaith Organisation regionul committee. The meeting will discuss the question of the Integration of material and child health
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    DIRECTOR DIES IN CRASH
    82 5 DIRECTOR DIES IN CRASH CIM. \POKI Tliurv A (iirnii>r <ii Climate I ni;iiu ii lac, Mr V K. Oc kcrof t Ml. w.is killed ulu-ii his rar iraslntl into .i lamp part .it (lit- mni tion vi Kukit I mi. ih Read and Coronation Ko.nl at about M 0 a.
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    So Syed Nasir becomes Sayed Nasir
    481 5  -  PREM KUMAR AM NO 'SHED', SAYS THE FIRST 'VICTIM' OF THE NEW SPELLING SYSTEM By- KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. CYED Nasir bin Ismail, chairman of the Malaysian Spelling Committee, has become the first "victim"" of the new Malaysian-Indonesian common spelling system. Under the new spelling
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    SALESMAN AWARDED $12,600 DAMAGES
    224 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday. f^HIA Tuck Hock, a salesman, whose right thigh Xj is smaller than his left as a result of a car accident, was today awarded 512.600 damages by r the High Court here. The award represented Slu.aou Keneral damages for injuries suffered and Sl.BOO
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    Chain theft
    24 5 PENANG Thuiv— A schoolgirl Cne Teh buit* AbdulUh 16 iod her gold rhain to a snatch thief i ID Penanc Road T«st«rdav
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    Poppies again
    23 5 PENANG. Thmv— Thi M poppies to mark RememberaMt D;i\- ta to be resumed here tint it a break n! two yean.
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    Black swans bring a touch of elegance
    265 6 Black swans bring a touch of elegance By YEO TOON JOO CINGAPOKK Puiry— Two black Swans toda\ glidrd cr.icelulU .imiini; thrir lan distiriKuishrd cousins ,i do/pii durk^ and a pair of in Imp Botanic (tarden> l.ikiThe Mvan.s a male and frmale. are natives ol Australia and a sift from the
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    $15,320 for death of husband
    105 6 $15,320 for death of husband IPOH Thins. a widow with five children tru today awarded $15 000 seneral damages ..nd $320 s-pecia, d.<m.ii?e> by the High Court here for the death of her husband Mr Kirpul Singh .i wutchI man. in .i road accMani M..cl.«m Nadb Kaur Mr. Budhu Sinah
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    Top carpet man for survey
    61 6 SINGAPORE. Thui.v The overseas sales manager of one of Britain's leading manufacturers will arrive here on Sept. 20 to study local tnMp.v in carpets. Mr. J. B. Martin, of James Templeton and Co. of Ota will be on a months market survey of thr countries
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    SAFETY BELT LAW DELAYED AGAIN
    161 6 SAFETY BELT LAW DELAYED AGAIN 1/ UA L A LUMPUR. 1V Thurs.— The compulsory use of car safety belts and helmets by motor-cyclists and scooterists has been delayed by at least another six months. Originally, all new cars rrci on and after last J:ui 1 wt re to havp been
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    Students' night
    27 6 BUTTERWORTH. IhurMuslim student* of Krn.iln B about eight mile* from here will hold a ■'.'■tuclents muht „t th^l I&lamii. rrll«iou> Mhool, K Bata-s. this \<rrk-rnd
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    Death fall in hospital
    45 6 SINGAPORE Thurs A former putirnt ol the T;m lock sene Hospit.il Na»i Pm Gee. 60 of .Jai:in Hui Ym fell lo h from thr third flixir ni .t ri ■tonjr hospital block vestrrdMy afternoon. No loin piny l^ >u»- j nrcted
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    Kuantan to get $1m secretariat
    84 6 Kuantan to get $1m secretariat K I ANT AN. Thurs. M million building ■'I soon replace the existing wooden buildings now housing the Stale Secretariat. Tenders have been railed for the construction of the three-storey building which will he situated near the government building at Jaian Gambut. It will have
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    Motorbike thefts
    18 6 BUKIT MERTAJAM 11, in.. Two motor cycle* rrr >tm in Pencils *nd Province Inlay yrj-: cntij
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    Parting gift to settlement from Aussie battalion
    157 6 MALACCA. Thursday 'pHE 4th Bn. Royal Aus--1 tralian Regiment soon to leave Malaysia. ha.s given financial distance to Malacca a Portuguese settlement. About 600 people live in the settlement which faces the Malacca Straits. They are descendants of Portuguese settlers who arrived in
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    Radio theft
    27 6 PENANO. Thurs.— Dr. b A Narayanan ha.< reported the theft of a transistor radio liom hit c.ir parked in front of his Donlop Road House
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    Odd union out may I yet be invited
    193 6 Odd union out may I yet be invited KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. MEETING of the executive council of the MTUC tomorrow will decide if the Malayan Teachers Union is to be invited to the proposed joint-meeting of teacher unions in West Malaysia. The general seen he mtuc Mr. si ii Zaldi,
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      88 6 /*#lt>gf Onp By V.T. Itamtin NOW MOU HMH-lfcft/n I ...AN* IF MOLTRE 3 U\»t/ WELL, I OUEBS V- M. _ALi- I HOPE 6HE *M H MCX ID YOUR NOT BACK IN /-.m. MCVE k. THAT'S TEUJN* THAT TT DIDN'T SET A LOOK t J£ mna wrm mv terms two nvvs
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    Mustapha offers hand of friendship to Upko leaders
    261 7  - Mustapha offers hand of friendship to Upko leaders Albert Ramalingam By JESSELTON, Thurs. The Chief Minister, Tun Mustapha bin Dato Harun. returning here today after nearly two months' absence, offered the hand of friendship to Upko leaders. Tun Mu.stapha and his wife, Toh Puan Rahma. who have both been away
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    Blood bank team
    25 7 i(\i B i ii 6. A blood bank c.'mmiucc. with Mr C. Mogaraiah aa ihairnian. has been formed at the district hospital.
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    So sorry, says judge
    352 7 Girl who lost three fingers in factory accident loses damages claim 1P0H, Thursday. JUSTICE Tan Sri Mclntyre said in the High Court here today that he had to base his decisions on fact and not on sympathy. He then dismissed with costs a claim for damages
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    LOWER COURTS RETURN ORDERS IN ENGLISH
    189 7 LOWER COURTS RETURN ORDERS IN ENGLISH lOHORE BA H RU, Thurs. Summonses and orders made to the Sessions and the Lower Courts here in English have been returned to senders since Sept. 1. A note accompanying th» "rejects" states that a .summons or an order to oe accepted by the
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    RAAF party
    45 7 PENANG. Thurs.— The Chiet-of-Air-Stafl-deslgnate of the RMAF GroiitJ C.ipta.n Sulaiman bin Sui.ik. wfU be among the guests at a cocktail party in the RAAF base. Butterworth. tomorrow night to mark Air Force Week and the 27tb anniversary of the Battle of BriI lain.
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    Youth robbed
    26 7 PENANG. Thurs.— A labourer. S.i* Ho Kirn. 19, wits robbed ol two dollars and his watch by three armed youth* in Bridge Street yesterday.
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    Sex talk for Anglican teachers
    86 7 Sex talk for Anglican teachers i SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Naila Tan. of the Department of Social Medicine and Public Health in the University of Singapore, is likely to talk at a training course being planned for teachers in the Anglican schools to equip them to give sex education. The course,
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    Flight course for CPA crews at Subang
    81 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thur.v Cathay pacific Airways is conducting crew training at Subang Tnternational Airport here for the first time. Eleven CPA officers are at present undergoing framing daily from 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. the 10-day course started yesterday. A spokesman for the
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    Dockyard workers put out ship fire
    88 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore stevedores played a big part in fighting a fire on board the 7.050-ton French cargoliner Yarra in the eastern anchorage. The stevedors were in bum-boats alongside the ship loading cargo last Friday when fire broke out in No. 3 hold. They
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    A new istana
    25 7 KUAN! AN. Thurs.— The Su.tan of Pahans will open a new is'.•.na. Istana Sri Kayangan. at Tanah Rat a on Sept. 23.
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    Building site man on deceit charge
    75 7 Building site man on deceit charge SINGAPORE, Thur*. Leon William Pereira, bite agent of Gammons, was cAarged In a magistrate s court yesterday with using a piecework bill containing a false statement to deceive and mislead the company. reivMra. who m charged under the Prevention of Corruption Ordinance, pleaded not
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      61 7 Huytt Hunny lit/ Ralph U< itmhihl S s ~J ORDEC AFTER) PLEASE SAVE A M <&\ s, Tm's seat s^EAa I /yy C j /7 T a lk tca C^\ TWP BAQIATOP X A I AINT S AVI M V POR ME? {J^JST J\ V /v O/f*f^^t j f\P SOMEBODY
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    Varsity man accuses constable of assault
    415 8 Varsity man accuses constable of assault SINGAPORE, Thur' A UNIVERSITY of Singapore student, Lawrence Basapa, 20, today accused a port policeman of "humiliating and embarrassing" him in an unruly New Year incident at the Singapore Recreation Club two yean ago. Through Mr. J. Grimberg, he sought exemplary damages in the
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    Studying market in S'pore
    95 8 Studying market in S'pore MR. JOHN CREEK (above). managing director of Fibres'iss Ltd., St. Helens, in Britain, is in Singapore on a snort visit to study local market conditions. Mr. Creek, who it also overaeat director of Fibreglass Reinforced Products (8) Ltd., at Tantiin Halt, will visit the Jurong industrial
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    Guest speaker
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Mr. Tan Jake Hool, project co-ordinator of the Stale and City Planning Department, will be r xue.st speaker at the dinner meeting of the Lions Club of Singapore East at Hotel Slngapura Intercontinental at 8 p.m. on Sept. 19.
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    Varsity course on English comprehension
    93 8 Varsity course on English comprehension BINGAPORE. Thurs— The Department of Extramural Studies of the University of Singapore li offering a course on English comprehension The course is designed to develop the technique of tackling a passage for comprehension and precis. It will Involve attempting (airly difficult passages of modern prase
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    Lock icon PRESIDENT'S PRAISE FOR ORCHID SOCIETY
    315 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs President Yusof bin Ishak tonight praised the Orchid Society of Southeast Asia for its efforts over the years in turning i the local orchid business into a major lucrative industry. Speaking at the 10th annual dinner and dance of the society at the
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    'City We Want'
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Thins The Adult I Education Board will hold a public loruin in Clune.se entitled ■The City We Want' on Saturday from 7.30 p.m. to 9 30 pm. at the Singapore Hokkien Huay Kuan in Telok Ayer Street.
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    The Czechs allow free travel in their land
    185 8 SINGAPORE. Tl) There is no 'Iron Curtain" on travel facilities to and within Chechoslovakia—it is as free and flexibl as in any other Wo I European country. This the view which the Deputy Commercial Director of Czechoslovak Airline.s. Mr. Ihr Adolph Salanda.
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    COOL COMFORT FOR AIR TRAVELLERS SOON
    280 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. PASSENGERS arriving at Singapore airport by the end of this year will be able to clear their health, immigration and customs formalities in cool comfort. This is because the Arrivals Block will be fully alr-conditloned by then at a cost of $335,000.
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    Vorster and apartheid
    1221 9  -  Cecil Eprile by MR. Vorster will enter his seond year of office as Prime Minister of South Africa with undiminished confidence. There is so much prosperity (however inequitably distributed) that the Covernor of the Reserve Bank, Dr. T. W. de Jongh. has warned that South Africa is
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    Filipino nurses, British secretaries, Tibetan woodchoppers....
    778 9  - Filipino nurses, British secretaries, Tibetan woodchoppers JOE HAGGERTY NEW YORK by THOUSANDS of Europeans and Asians ranging from pert British secretaries to Tibetan woodchoppers are coming to the United States to fill jobs that Americans ar.- reluctant or unable to accept. With few exceptions the foreign imports are happy and
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      266 9 M^^ V oft 1 Wp f j W I V^ mf H^v vV jsstM i bit tufe m mH g» ?H bW 4v M^m^^^r.,ii i < v4tefcfr j** 4 L^f J^ dtiH b^b^b^b^b^^tt bWM F-jbJb^b^b Btoy UNTIL NOW YOU'VE USED TWO MACHINES. A DUPLICATOR. A COPIER, NOW USE ONLY ONE
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    55 10 20 Wmtmi Sit (Mimim-m) THI FAMILY OP IBM Madam Anna Tan Ann Neo of «4. C'amianna Koad thank the Pariah Prteata. rrDliivfa and tlona. atirn<lan.». arrnila and wrmtha MRS. MCERA M. BHAMDAtANI aiaff of M H. ghamdaaanl Co Of 41 4.1. Ibe Arradr. Bin«apor> i-oi.doienf.-a orratha and aaatanc* at
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    IN MEMORIAM
    21 10 J1 Warit ili I Minimum) IN LOVING MBMORV of Gay Win H.n oho departed on II 18, (lone kal
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    165 10 U Wwit til (Minimum) LAST 1 DAYS! Muson Man* Grand Annual Sa > Drf-iu, Rhoea. imauita cainK a' quarter pine. M, Tannlin Road |K>re. Tel. «4. RY FAR THI BIST Wfttmi I h»\e found, la the on* you told me. and I ye vritten it dov>n, Thla ta to
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENT
    54 10 It W»r4t tl r •fiaimum) ANNIVERSARY RALLY. Malayala ..\»n«el.atic fellowaMp. Saturday lSlh September \Ui'A On-hard Koad. 7.: i» pm. Gu**t speaker. Mr. Michael i".r ltnh« All »el,ume EXPOSITORY LECTURE on Kaudii* ilraduatea Ckrtattaa KrlluwMiip p*aker Dr. Alan Oat* ■>!• %M ■**> lav 17 Srpttrini-er V al I' A
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      Teacher Unity
      649 10 It is hardly surprising that, the Malayan Trades Union Congress has lost the confident c of BOOM of the teachers unions ii is supposed to bo trying to unite. By not in- 1 vitlng tin Malayan Teachers Union to the peace conference it is sponsoring, and by puHtrly
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      New Spelling
      328 10 The first benefit from the j new Malay spelling system made public yesterday will involve not so much uniformity with Indonesia as uniformity within Malaysia. For the first time romanisation will be placed on a basis both scienti:ic and practical. One and a j half centuries of disconnect-
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      Friendly Advice
      214 10 "If you persist in your mistake and create trouble :n prison, then you will be only waiting in vain until your beadi turn boarjr." The mem- bers of the Ex-Political Dc- Uiineos Association who drafted that, part of an appeal to detainees in Changi Prison to mend their
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    The forward look
    1280 10  -  BILL CAMPBELL c SINGAPORE'S ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD POINTS THE WAY TO ACCELERATED PROGRESS We want results not red tape 9 AS Singapore industrialises, the Economic Development Board makes it clear that the ultimate degree of success of the development programme depends on a forward outlook by the
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      Tracing the many who escape income tax
      266 10 SOME people owning between 30—40 acres of rubber do not pay tax, nor do many house-owners who have been collecting rent for years. What about businessmen who trade with licences issued to Malays? It is time the Government took steps to trace all
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      The case for deposits
      321 10 The case for deposits I REFER to the letter (S.T. Aug. 18) from the Yen. D.D. Chelllah on PUB deposits. The actual time lapse between the meter reading and the despatch of the bills to the consumer is two weeks. By the time the Public Utilities Board receives payment on
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    'I quit' Upko man breaks his silence to deny offers
    192 11 'I quit' Upko man breaks his silence to deny offers L' U A L A LUMPUR. Thurs. Mr. Payer Juman, the Upko member who quit the party and refused to anything, broke his silence today. Contacted I Hotrl. Mr. Juman said: "I quit on my own accord. I don't know
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    'Miss Eye-Mo' to visit S'pore
    50 11 nur» MI.V- ntlj won thp "Miss Eyp-Mo" contest in Hons Knnt! will arnvp hen on Sunday as part oi nor prlM She will fly in Imm Bangkok »nd will st:iy for three divs before aoing to Kuala Lumpur She will be chaperoned by her mother.
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    Car theft charge
    42 11 IPOH. ThUTS A haukri Chin Ypo. 28. plPncWI not nuf.t t<xiav tv robbing Lob Mih>: i of his r.ir la Canning Garden Es- i Ute here on June 12 while armed With a knifp. Hp wu- ..Unwed $1,500 ball.
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    Revolver case man acquitted by court
    116 11 Revolver case man acquitted by court KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Liew Chee Am 29. was acquitted and discharged by the Sessions Court here today 01 a charge of abetment in connection with a revolver. Chan Chec Meng. 18. had pleaded guilty at an e«rller hearing to possessing the revolver and *a«
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    Peace Corps girl's hour of terror
    535 11 Peace Corps girl's hour of terror KANGAR. Thursday A PEACE Corps teacher. Miss Krise Marie Brand, told the Kangar court today of one hour of terror she spent with three men at 1.30 a.m. on Aug 13. **I was dragged from a shed, and one of them threatened to cut
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    Aussie Army girls ALL SINGLE AND OVER 21 for Singapore
    364 11  - Aussie Army girls ALL SINGLE AND OVER 21 for Singapore Chaong Yip Seng By SINGAPORE, Thurs.— A report on Singapore will soon reach Australia that will send its 750-strong Women's Royal Australian Army Corps whooping with joy. For it holds out prospects of a Singapore tour of duty described as
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    Wild life lover in beauty
    111 11 Wild life lover in beauty line-up L 'l 1 LIMPIR. Thurs. Miss Verona Loo (above), a beautician and a lover of wild life and sports, is the latest entrant in the Miss Stop Press Contest highlight of the Press Ball organised by the National I nion of Journalists with the
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    Manila move for attache
    61 11 Manila move for attache CINGAPORE. Thurs.— The information attache at the Malaysian High Commission here, Inche Ismail bin Ahmad, is to be posted to the Malaysian Embassy in Manila. Inche Ismail is expected to leave at the end of the month. Taking over his post here will be Inche Abdul
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    'Promote travel' team off to Jakarta
    68 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs— A 1"- member rielegatim flew to Indonesia today to promote travel between the two countries. The croup comprised of representatives of the Siuanore Tourist Promotion Board, the Singapore T.mri.t Association and the Singapore Tour Operators and travel agnit*. The party includes Mr.
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    JOBS BACK WITH OLD BENEFITS, HUME STRIKERS ASSURED
    256 11 JOBS BACK WITH OLD BENEFITS, HUME STRIKERS ASSURED CINGAPORE. Thurt, The management of Hume Industries today assured its 545 former daily-paid workers that those reemployed would not lose their continuity of service with the company. "This means that once they arc taken back, all existing benefits including retirement benefits and
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      157 11 V "DURING THE YEARS 1948-1952 THE L rV COMMUMIST GUERILLA WAR IN MALAYA ol KEPT A WHOLE BRITISH ARMY OCCUPIED. SOME OF THIS ARMY WERE GOOD k SOLDIERS; OTHERS WERE N0T...." *{m I I j 'Ml L I I^H a Leslie Thomas's scorching m Ir» jHi I F/ n funny,
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      849 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur i Tamil: 610 Duktari— Judy and Penanc. 6 Ipoh and Ma- and the Hyena: 7.00 News in lan a. 3 10 Johore Bahru. > English; 7.10 Sports Arena; 4 Taiping, 7 Batu Pahat, 9 735 Davana Maiaysian Kluang. dances: 8.00 News in Man'l aa
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    Metrology lab for engineering students
    84 12 Metrology lab for engineering students If UAI.A LUMPUR, Thurs The Faculty of Engineering in the University of Malaya has set up a metrology laboratory for practical Instruction on the subject to engineering students. The laboratory has been set up with aid provided by the Special Pund of the United Nations
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    Council date
    15 12 BUTTERWORTH. Thur.s. The Province Wi-ilesicy North District Council will meet on Scot. 28.
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    Five on a slow, slow sloop to England
    221 12 Five on a slow, slow sloop to England By Ignatius Stephen BRUNEI TOWN Thurs.— Why nor go under your own sail on your next holiday? Five people three men and two women of the 12-Um Australian sloon Eilander have set. about to prove this can be enjoyable and cheap, too
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    Logarta: I am surprised at recall reports
    150 12 Logarta: I am surprised at recall reports CIMiAPCRE. Thurs Philippine ConsulGeneral here. Mr Mariano Logarta. today expressed surprise over bis reported recall to Manila for "re-assign-ment in the home office." He said; "I have not been informed about it by my Government. I only read a'uout it this morning in
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    Spear attack man jailed
    46 12 TKLUK ANSON. Thurs. Soo Jong Peng. 55. unemployed, wai lailed for one year here yesterday lor attackii, g a hOUWWUe wttb a spear in Batak Rabit Road on July 25 during a quarrel. He had a previous conviction for a similar oSence.
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    Reds on hunger strike told: Wake up
    429 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs J]X-POLITICAL detainees today appealed to their former comrades on hunger strike in Cnangi Prison to wake up from their illusions and face the future courageously. The executive committee members ol the Ex-Political Detainees Association, which recently celebrated its first anniversary. told
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    SATO'S PATH-FINDER TEAM FLIES IN
    189 12 SINGAPORE. Thursday. A SIX-MAN Japanese parliamentary delegation who flew into Singapore this morning to pave the way for the forthcoming visit of the Jap. Prime Minister, Mr. Sato, may also discuss economic aid to the Republic. This was disclosed by t he leader of the
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    Razak: New generation of true Malaysians in 10 —years
    273 12 Razak: New generation of true Malaysians in 10 years [(UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Tun Abdul Razak is confident that a generation of true and loyal Malaysians would be created within the next 10 years. In an intervip-. vision Malaysia last night the Deputy Primt later based his conndriue on the nations
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    Lock icon Trade tour by Korean team
    52 12 SEOUL. Thurs— The Bouts Korean Bu.sinevsn.' tion announced yesterday that a 15-man private economic mission will vi-sit right nations. ln» cludinc nd. Singapnrs, becinning on Oct. 25. a the group will explnr* possibilities for technical cooperation and bonded trade, among other thines. during thru? month-long
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    Van falls from ferry
    19 12 PARIT BUNTAR. Tliurs. A sank in the Krian R The dn\' to the river b
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    More wire stolen
    14 12 PENANCi stole another 500 pboM fl raUvtAj (Jack Hi 'l.i 1.
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      280 12 Straits Times Crossword ACKoss 6. Diet of mice and flsh pro9. She has an astronomical motlng playful malice (B>. number of Arabian drome- 7. Walk a limited distance witiiln darlew <9). the compound <6>. 10 »rr« raw sursim: 11. Venie about bestial kin* Ud l4 having one over the eight
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      In the deep end
      136 13 LONDON, Thurs British Army shows visitors latest amphibious carrier ()NK of ;i convoy of V 14.000 Stalwart*. the latest amphibious load-carrier in the British Army. carrying >onior officers from Commonwralth forces nil top men in British industry who visitrd thp Fighting Vehicle! Research and Development Kslahlishnient
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      Lock icon The quiet man who left a fortune in a suitcase
      78 13 NEW YORK. Thurs. A1 Since the end of Worjd War Two. David Davlsion lived quietly at the Hotel Lincoln Square. He did not bother anyone and always paid his rent on time. For several days he was not seen. Yesterday
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      Lock icon CONGRESS SHUTS OUT BRITAIN FROM BIG SHIP DEAL
      346 13 CONGRESS SHUTS OUT BRITAIN FROM BIG SHIP DEAL WASHINGTON, Thurs fJONGRESS last night finally killed Britain's chances of winning a U.S. Navy minesweeper contract estimated to be worth US$l2O million. By a 49-29 vote, the Senate complied with a House of Representatives decision to shut Britain out of the 16-ship
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      Jet crash
      38 13 DAYTONA BEACH (Florida) Thurs A United Btat«>.< Mann< Bkyhmwk i« crashed dmt ,i bu.-.i highway hrrr today in a rainstorm killing Mir pilot. 1 hr .<;rcraft «as trom the Mar* airba.v at Beaufon. South Carolina. Reutf---
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      Lock icon Thant flies to the Congo for the African Summit
      210 13 Thant flies to the Congo for the African Summit I/INSHASA, Thurs. 1Y The UN. Secretary General. U Thant, haa arrived here to attend the final .session of the OAU Summit and to meet African leaders here. He was net at the airport yesterday by the Congolese FY>rnen Minister. I Mr.
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      Lock icon Bonn: Balanced Budget
      48 13 BONN. Thins ["he man Finance MiniMrr. M Josef Strauss, yesterday announce) the 1966 draft Burlart with onl; :i .small mcrFrt.se over h BjrurM, m line with th< new austerity pi HHltrr thr Cibinp' xsrc< final diMlt thHi ihr BucistPl 'aouli balance at 80.656 million mnrk*.Reutrr.
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      236 13 jmtmSWi :-v lit li B vKinr 1 /^AsV iQh ■■MMiM^Hifl ■■■■Hi bbJ nw >■ fj^jp *h*vtm- Among the many development projects initiated by the Malaysian Government, n ll is one aimed at providing improved housing in rural districts. Viewing the i-'Vto'i^WLj' 1 1 tfr^T s ze s P ro J
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      Chartered Bank send two more to London
      109 14 fIiHE Chartered Bank anX nounce the departure nf two more trainees to their head office in London for training as Junior executives. Tbejr will attend course lastIng about a year and upon sucilly completing tin will return to West Mai lully fleanett executive
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      Singapore possible Asian printing centre'
      143 14 Singapore possible Asian printing centre' SINGAPORE could become the printing centre of Asia. This was stated by Mr. Horst Schlayer. World-wide ■ales manager of the Rotaspeed division of the Heidelberg company, the German manufacturers of printing machinery. Mr. Schlayer. arrived last week with two top techni- •CHLAYER clans to supervise
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      Hagemeyer staff train abroad
      291 14 HAGEMEYER Trading are continuing to regularly send abroad local executives For iraininu A total of 17 of Hagemeyer stall member* In Blngapore and Malaysia have visited Japan in the past 7 years. Among them arr mechanics in the workshops. sales executives and salesmen. This is all
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      Bicycles now made locally
      338 14  -  MOK SIN PIN By United Kingdom. Netherlands. Italy. India and Czechoslovakia. Malaysia A.s»iciated Industrie* Ltd.. at Jurong multi-million dollar joint venture between the ie Development Board and Malaysian and Singapore liiciu.strialiM.s. The company. employing about 150 people, aims to produce about 20.000 complete bicycles and component
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      DEALERS' SEMINAR
      133 14 MR. H. (J. Hamburger, (above) general manager of Meyers Taylor Pty. Ltd. Australia arrived in Singapore this week to attend the Starlite Dealers Seminar to be held at Raffles Hotel from Sept. 26 to Sept 28 Dealers from Sineapore. Malaysia and Brunei will bp attending the two-day seminar
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    176 16 MELBOURNE. Tlnirs TNDCSTRIALS moves were BM Ingher as firmln? trend oontlnued. B H P recovered 2b ceui." to $12.43 Minings werp variable. Some leaders moved lower, but not is sharply as yesterday, while &ome 6Oliri gains were registered. Mount Morgan regained 20 cent* to S4 40 and Western
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    329 16 y^HIPS LVINC ALONGSIDE THE SINGAPORE HARBOUR WHARVES OR CXPCCTED TODAY ARE: Tap Valtentr i j. Amrt«l\rld 3 4, i ■ctvnMß Mishima Mam IS lb. Brretovka IS. Ginryu Maru 19. KwCity ol St. Albana '.'T M, Kllrn MarViik JS '30. Slocen 31. Prihrn 33 34. Orient Exporter 35,
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    791 16 From rE Stock Exchange mi--tially yesterday was stiniulated by the better price of rubber due to the .Malaysian <>overnment's action in buying. The market opened firmer, but later eased and then be<anif steadier. There was no particular feature, but three counters were f.,irl> .utive Ben.
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    514 16 A»miv otioita mi |ii it.iT luMc 30 cents again yesterday in Penane to 5594 on a market reported to be firm uith *h,Z in< /h bU^ n V MlPl Ort in [ludini; the Continent In London on Wednesday afternoon the price had
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    56 16 Tht Atsaciat*on or Bank! in Malaysia made tht*» lunsm m n» rat^. in mrnhanta yrmrrdav iiii rat«« 10 41IUI. Canada: Ku\ ing I I 1 m airman i- ''ii <i «i 5.% v fill? 33 t .n. n;ll» tolling TT or OU raarfy: Canada 34 II 11 Switiorland
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    244 16 QCIOBKR first prad> rubber f.o.b. buyers claard at p.m in Kuala Lumpur and Ninrapor TMterday at Uff ccntu prr lb. np I' crnts on Wednt admj'u cloMnt; total Thr tone was uncertain. > R.A.S. and M.R.K. .tonne prtr«« In cents p*r lb. jrsUrdaj. Buyers Selier* Int. 1
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    69 16 S'HINESE PreduM [inhinii. tineav part, Mtn prictt p«r p4oul ym Mqi CKtnut »M: bulk J«'t PtHw, (tram S'il RIIMW Copra: MixxJ ito.h) 100., ft.pt O(t UK/Oont. «-j9t B. Po#o>or' Muntok wktta ***** fr.« Sarawak »hit» special Sarawak h garbled Lan.pon« r i.ra (all »6'- NL.W), ASIA iWTi i»ll«r«
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    24 16 OH nchanicc morktt n Hoi.. Ida v.». D.Mir N,r T.T. ,ir><l Ml i»th. Stomnp »a 1. 01 in<l on* •nt tit' (old
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      931 16 .USTRAIIA/NEW {EALANO SERVICE INOU PAP.ISIAN ANO rAI €ASI SfPvir's Fremattle. tdelaide. Melkiuroe. S»«r» Is Madras <od Nafaaattiiaa ■t p S'ia<n p<--j(i| Penant P. S 'Dam Singdßurt RAJULA 13 71 Seal ti Sepl 31 Seal barpeia i/ > oci 1 oct ii/ii oct j "[i et ;j BOMBALA i/ 7 Nl.
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      382 16 CLOSING PRICES Sept. 14 laiiliti; PRICE: 51i cents (up 1 cents). TIN PRICE. 5594 (up 50 cents). Estimated offerine SM tons (up 5 tons). Wv^ FLOTTA LAURO \^MaPsfe*t HtllVlNfi BIR'CT FDOM TRIESTE ITAU ACCEPTING BOOKINGS FOR MANILA-HONCKONC-SAItON. t rpan rtMM JJ'fon M S MECARA Sailed Seat IS Sept 71 Sept
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      105 16 Siigason f. V* >m Pfnanj ETA/ETC Vk £10 fi* [10 M.V. "STATf IF ORISSA" for Fremantic. MelbouiM i *y-.'ey Bit 4/ I Od 1/1 FROM AUSTRALIA ■ST«Tt OF DUTCH tor Rinfcon, Mafis tLa cutta »iat 1* ?S Sept 21 J»pt 7? FROM CALCUTTA MY STITI OF H*V«MCO»;-COCHIM" ♦or Hon| Kong
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      875 18 ,<«ntmur,l P^r 17, STtAMBA THS. MASSAGE, EFt. VEHICLES FOR SALE <* r«c>-— m n. |j H.,(. fMtn.l —Nm rl. »l»r« OENTLIMIN (WIDISH MAItACf CHUHC SMA* MOTOR, U,, B M |i»t«ur, r-.nrlMiiv w,:r AT YOUR SERVICE por» I, H o,rf« <* Yin.l Box it) rl*. trim I MA«V I SPRAY PAINTING
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      1852 18 MMM^MMMi— mmmm B PUBLIC APPOINTMENT LVL^I mL^II "#*J UNIVERSITY OF MALAYA APPLICATIONS are Invited for NOTICE IN THE HJGH COURT OF 2£K2b? °tn I NOTICL IS HEREBY OIVW THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Department of History J that with eflect from 99 67 Mr Sqi No 18b i, C Ildate!>1 l
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      633 18 NOTICE HONG KONG UNIT FUNDS LIMITED FIRST HUM. KONG FUND Under tiie term* of the Trust Deed, a Distribution will be made on 15th November. 1967 to persons who are registered unltholders on 30th September, 1967., HONG KONO SHANGHAI BANK. HONG KONG (TRUSTEE) LIMITED. Tru;-tee Hong Kong, loth September. 1967.
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      480 18 Requires Sales Representatives Female with secondary education, good personality and appearance. Very good salaries. The Far East Research Organisation Limited ASSOCIATION OF DUTCH-GERMAN CONSULTING ENGINEER specialised in INFRASTRUCTURAL AND INDUSTRIAL PLANNING AND ENGINEERING interested in expanding their activities to Mala> and Singapore through resourceful and active agent. Interested parties may
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    DEATH
    116 19 MR. LIM TsssWO IIIN. pasard away peacefully in his sleep at his residence .VI (.urn. Dri*e, Penang at 3 a.m. on I" ".67. He is survived by hi* wires Mettdame One liui Ke and Tan loh Tek, two sons U.K. and Boon I hruk. daughters Noni Soh I See,
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      809 19 MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE AIRLINES LIMITED Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions (A) Assistant Personnel Superintendent (B) Personnel Offirer (D Passenger Relations Officers (Female i (D I Cargo Sales Representative (El Programmer A System Analyst (F) Accounts Trainees. QUALIFICATIONS: (A): Honours Degree from a recognise University. (B): Higher
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      880 19 NOTICES GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE Him, GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. 19«3. I No. 18 of 1963) NOTICE MM SEC TION 19 (10) Whereas in exercise of the powers conferred by subjections ■1 ■nd (3i of Section 19 of the Local Government Integration Ordinance. 1963 i Hereinafter referred to
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      830 19 NOTICES KUALA KAMPAR TIN FIELDS BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Thirty-seventh Ordinary General Meeting of the members of KUALA KAMPAR TIN FIELDS BERHAD will be held at the Registered Office of the Company. 16 Jalan Tsngsi. Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia, on Friday, the
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      787 19 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS PUBLIC APPOINTMENT PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: Requires ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT in salary scale $495xA20--615 Qt'al. Bar MfctA3ft-7M plus variable allowance as payable from time to time. Qualifications: (a) (I) Must possess the University of Singapore or DnlTersity of Malaya Degree In Arts (or Diploma of other British
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      154 19 NOTICES LEVER BROTHERS (MALAYSIA) SDN. BHD. HAS VACANCIES FOR lever 1 Management *!i |mI m I Trainees IN THE TECHNICAL DEPARTMENT APPLICANTS must be male Malaysian citizens, aged 22 to 27, holding a Bachelor of Science degree in (a) Chemical Engineering, or (b) Chemistry Biochemistry or (c) Food Technology, from
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      400 19 0 Olivetti ACCOUNTING ELECTRONIC DIVISION We are interested in 8 men for Malaysia and fi for Singapore to cover present vacancies in our newly established Accounting and Electronic Machines Division. We are looking for university graduates. Age from 28 to 30, minimum several years administrative office and sales matters. Fluent
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      KUALA LUMPUR scard for tomorrow
      1551 20 Race 1—2.0 Class 4 Div 4 ($5,700) 6f (Local jockey > only 1 7 Raitianl Star (aMpIM Sta;> Tulloh 4 9.0 *X— ail 14 I ***** Klite Elite i West 4 9.0 *Rugdec 3 i Htm Lancet a i Apollo > Leonn 4 9 0
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      Roland II in fine workout
      619 20 RACING with EPSOM JEEP UOLAND 11, ridden by Asuwadi Nawi, did a splendid gallop on sood going at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning. Turning on the pace from the hall-mile post, the three-year-old ran the last 3f in 38, finishing strongly. Grand Total (Glynn Prttty) strode
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      Runners and riders on Sunday
      1548 20 Race 1-2.0 Class 3 Div 4 ($6,500) 7f (Local jockeys only) 1 900 TamerroM .Chukell) R Breuk. 4 9.0 *YuM>ff 9 I 92:110 Philadelphia g (China) Teh 5 8.13 'Leong 12 3 (Ul9 Dollar Printer c < Dollar' Spencer 3 8.13 iF) Lee 8 4
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      Lock icon North win England trial 12-6
      79 20 LONDON. Thorn. Results ol Rucby L'nion matchet plared last main Kaghuki tiiai: Monti ni I lid 12 Eni!l..iid XV 6 '„i Heading Cluh mall-lies: Bristol 9 Cnrdilf 21; Cheltenham 14 Gloucester 5; Cornwall 9 Capt Cr.i I.'.sh.ivs1 sh.ivs XV 9. Coventry 20 Rugby 9. H.uiuftate
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      Lock icon Intrepid two up
      67 20 TWEWPORT Rhode Uland), Than, Djß. defender Intrepid iwtfrdiy bp.ii ofl a short-llvea i-hallenße (ran &v*> iiiiii.in Vitcht Danit P.ilup. .uicl swept to her .second ea&y victory in tlir best-01-.se\en America Cup splice. Intrepid crossed the line more than three and hall minutes ahead of Dame Paitie. It
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      SOCCER Glentoran hold mighty Benfica to draw
      323 20 SOCCER Glentoran hold mighty Benfica to draw LONDON, Thur» DENFICA, of Poitu- yal. twice winner* Of the European Cup. were held to a 1-1 draw by Glentoran, the Irish part-timers, in a first round first-leg European Cup lie at Belfast last night Benliia were >aved from defeat only four minute*
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      159 20 For quiet positive and long-lasting relief from the discomfort of Haemorrhoids jp (PIIES) I I Jh', All VaremoTd the NEW, EASILY SWALLOWED tablets from the research laboratories of Zyma, s«n»ri.u. VaremoYd VaremoVdisf>asyto tak« just swallow during or after meals. VaremoYd gives morn positive relief, its active principle being the new,
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      94 20 ATHLETICS Perak VAA meet (Malay College. K. Kangsar 2 p.m. i. CRICKET Inw.-r-C.cn t. Services: Kedah v Mai. Railways <SAHC grd. A. Star); Perak v PWD <Tg Rambutan. 11 1. VCI.ING MCFs 100-mile road race (Sg Patani. 7 a.m.i. KLOUt.K lnt<-r-U(nl Service: Kedah v Peruk A. Btar>. Penang schools tourne>:
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      Wok: Wait until 1972...
      332 21  - Wok: Wait until 1972 ERNEST FRIDA SINGAPORE TO STAGE SEAP GAMES? By We'll be ready when the sports complex is built SOSC chief CINGAPORE will not attempt to stage any international (Minis until the 525-million sports complex at Kallang is completed in 1972. This wa.-, stated by Inche Othman Wok.
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      FAM plan two teams for tours
      108 21 THE TA of Malaysia axe considering tending two fejmf oversea* during OctoberNovember. They have received an invitation to compete in South Vietnam t> Republic D*y ceiehra"Ti;- tournament at Saigon on Nov. i-io. And another invitation i* expected from Pakistan to compete in the Aga
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      Aree scores easy win
      271 21 PF.NANCi TF.NNIS A FEE Limsivawongse of Thailand eliminated Khaw Poh Gaik. the Malaysian national women's singles runner-up, in the first round of the Penan? open tennis championships yesterday. Aree strolled away to a 6-1. 6-3 win over the Penanc girl. There were no upsete In th€
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      FAS League postponed
      95 21 rE FA. of Singapore have aeilf poj-tponed the Mrt of tM<; ve»r s L^atue First Pivtfion tournament berau?» the rtiitr, have refused to play at Farrer ParW The r l ibf arcjed that mn a il5 pm. k!<-koff i on. minute match nn-ild end m Femi-darlc-Fs-rrr *****
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      Winning driver in centre of storm
      215 21 T ONDON. Thurf. Brttl£h racing driver Harry Stller. 29. the man In the middle of an angry row after a cra*h on the Crystal Palace track during a Formula Thre« event, said: "If anyone prove* I did anything dangerous I'll hang up my helm"*."'
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      Aik Huang still doubtful
      64 21 Fiv» Malayiian 'mnes for •h» Singapore Open bidmtnton rhampion^hip!, on Oct. 6-9 were confirmed by BAM secretary Teh Gui Siol in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. They are Yew Chenc Hoe. Nr Boon Bee. Tan Yee Khan. Rosalind Singha Ang and Te. h Sie-v Yong Mr. Teh haa
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      Yogeswaran topscores for Perak with 48
      153 21 CRICKET DEF^K -A(«r* all mi' for 153 on 'h^ first day of thflr Tint Sfrvicrs crickft march against P\\n -<t Tan.iong R^mbutan ye»--r Yognwarai] fop scored tor Perak »iUi 48. V. Seevaratnam .«.n<--<rh''idfri >hr PWD atack With 4-44 Hf «-as ably up- portprl by
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      SUMMARY
      194 21 MUM IK S M Msatytiaai S\H mile's road rare < XL 1 KE VII liptng 2 Tech Col!r- dtp -:8m mv Tutorial ln»t. rhamnionship* (Ipohi: Boy% Cl. 1100 m: 100m: 1 Y«p Yoon Clive 2 Rajamantknm a Jasri 12 fi; 200 m: T Yap Yoon rhvf 2 Raiamanlkiim :t
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      GOLF 75 bid for Penang title
      438 21 GOLF 75 bid for Penang title golfers will take part in the Ppnang^ amateur open and handicap championship at the Bstu Gantone course tomorrow and Sunday. A* Phua Thin Klay of Singapore, the holder. Is not defending his title. Malaysian champion Zalnal Abldin will be the favourite in the Held.
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      22 21 The Singapore Softball Association's senior knockout tournament starts tomorrow at the Fraser and Neave Sport* Club ground at 4 p.m.
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      92 21 RADIOGRAMS equipped with Ml* frequency modulation B MAL MO -STEREO CAUTION! To ensure prompt service and supply of spare parts, our customers are advised to insist on Guaranteed Cards issued by Lucky Stores Ltd. Sole Agents: |ff7 LUCKY STORES LTD. Head Office: 20, Jal«n liban, off 6Jm s. Thomson ltd
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      327 21 People goir^f pfacr::. go for Samsonite "SiihcrusttP JB §k\ Hi 1 J SUM, SLEEK, STURDY... SOPHISTICATED SAMSONITE You can tell a man or woman who is smart and international in outlook, by the clothes they wear... or the luggage they own. Notice how many own Samsonite these days? Samsonite is
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    377 22 S'pore's trade should exceed 1963 peak SINGAPORE, Thursday. QIVEN the presenl momentum of growth, Singapore's total trade this year should exceed the pre Confrontation |>c;ik of $7.7.") I million in l!)l>.'{. s;ii<l the Economic Develop incut Board in its 1966 report published lo day. It s;ml Singapore's external trade totalled
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    255 22 Cement firm: No shortage in S'pore SINGAPORE, Thurs. There is no shortage of cement in Singapore, according j to the Singapore I Cement Manufacturing Co. one of three local cement plants. The company said this in reply to a letter from the Land and Housing Development Association, which had received
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    45 22 SINGAPORE. Thins.— The airconditioned moVe blood bank of the Singapore tolood Transfusion Service v ill be stationed along Jahm Eui)o>> in front oi the Singapore Buddhist Pali Society on Sunday from 9.30 a.m. to 12 noon for the residents living in the vicinity
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    26 22 1 LONDON. Tliurs.— Britain has I protested to China against Hie tnkeover of its Consular office in Shanghai, a Foreign Office spokesman said today.
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    409 22 LONDON. Thurb The London i stock market was firm today. The i absence of sellers, rather unex- pected after yesterdays U.K. Aug- ust trade news, and the acute tightness of scrip, were the main factors behind the rise. The deferment ot the BP interim dividend rather upset sentiment
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    122 22 PUTTING IT DOWN IN BLACK and WHITE -THE manifesto of the Block Power movement in Britain was launched in a London flat. In 14 pages it explains, defines, attacks, and warns. The manisfesto's cream cover is decorated with a black panther. It has been compiled by the Universal Coloured People's
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    Secret files in a secretary's home, court is told
    446 22 Secret files in a secretary's home, court is told PENANG, Thursday THE Officer-in-Charge of Criminal Investigations, Penang, Acting Supt. Chan Yoke Onn, today recalled the night he found three secret police files in the home of the confidential secretary to the OCPD of Georgetown. "I had gone there with the
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    Merchant Navy Week
    142 22 SINGAFOSS, Thurs. Several li v n d r e d school children will get a chance to visit ships in thr harbour durini; Merchant Na\y Week. from Sept. IK to '.'.I. Arrangements h a c been made for organised parties limn schools to vi«-it these ships and
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