The Straits Times, 29 September 1967

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    22 1 ftttflßAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 Till! Nationfll The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 29, 1967 15 CENTS KDN. 2378:2590 M.('.(P)2266
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    Official letter to oil firms? WHY, asks Minister
    479 1  - Official letter to oil firms? WHY, asks Minister BOB NG By l/l VIA L I MP I K. Thur.s. Oil comp a nics here are waiting fur an offi-i-ial letter from the (jovernmeiit requesting them to rescind their twocc n 1 increase in petrol and diesel prices before taking any
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    Lock icon The M-plan to save rubber
    781 1  -  V.K. CHIN: A 'summit' proposal: Set up a fund for the producers to buy when price sags By KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MALAYSIA will propose at rubber "summit" conference here on Monday that a stabilisation fund be set up by the major producing countries. This is
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    $12,000 HAUL BY PIRATES
    201 1  -  CHONG CHEE SEONG: By MUAR. Thurs piVM ;irmt'(l pirates robbed lour Malaysian fishermen and six Indonesian barter traders of Uieir vessels, fishing nets and ;i ton <>f rubber sheets, all worth more than $12,000. me piracy occurred in international waters, about six miles off the Batu
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    Lock icon Up: Another wire wall
    64 1 1 LOWU <oii the Chinese bord/r>. Thurs British army helicopters hovered within a quarter of a mile "I the China-Hoiiu Kong border today, lowering barbed-wire to men building the Colony's Id "iid 'wire wall" against the possible influx of relugees from neighbouring Kwantung province. Otherwise, all
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    Lock icon Trip is off
    30 1 LONDON. Thur.s. Princess Margaret was stricken today I with acute tonallltls. forcing the cancellation of her trip to Belglum, it was announced— UPI i See Page 3>
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    Suddenly Mae, 11, breaks her five-years silence...
    298 1  - Suddenly Mae, 11, breaks her five-years silence... MARGARET WEE By gI'AL.I LL'M PU I?. Thins. For the pasl five years teachers al Uie Dharma national Ivpe primary school I Kn^lish > in Pucnong have been baffled by Ihe silence kepi by Chan' Seng Mac, 11. a standard live- pupil. They
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    Lock icon The late swallow...
    46 1 LMIANKI I RT, Thurv A swallow which got left behind by the autumn migration southwards, left for the warmer climes of .Majorca aboard a Boeing ~,2" today. Its passage was arranged by an animal lovers" association here which spotted the lonely bird. Reuter.
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    Lock icon DEAD: THE PRINCE WHO KILLED RASPUTIN
    145 1 DEAD: THE PRINCE WHO KILLED RASPUTIN PARIS. Thurs. Kussi.m Prince Felix Youssoupof. who assassinated the "mad monk" Rasputin in 1918, died in his home here today after a long illness. The Oxford educated Prince, who was 81, had lived in Paris for several years. Rasputin, who was generally regarded as
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    Untung dies before firing squad
    165 1 Untung dies before firing squad JAKARTA. Thurs. A former battalion commander In former President Soekarnos Palace Guard. \v h o led the 1965 communist coup attempt, has been executed by Bring squad, informed sources said today. Lieut -Col. Untiinu and two ntlitT coup l<-a(ior.> were -hot yesterday, the tourcea said
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    33 1 MUST CARRY ON UASHUfGTOM i PiTMdent Johnson Bald t« «l.iy he «Jepl<m--linn nt beta the inftnv in Virtu iccUrcii that Unlt< i Btatcfl must »<intuni i until c<imniiiiii>t s|,i|( slops UP!
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      Lock icon New 'halt bombing' calls
      455 2 CANADA: This is matter of first priority DENMARK: Limited risk worth its price UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. yew calls u> the United States to stop bombing North Vietnam were made yesterday by Canada and Denmark. Making the mod categorical statement on the eontroverftial bwue «>t bombing ever
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      Lock icon This is— new peace fraud, says Chou
      111 2 This is new peace fraud, says Chou lIOMi KONG, Thurs. Thr <:iiine<*«' Premirr, Mr. (huu hn-lal, last night MMMMI Ihr I mini Stairs of "ritkinrrrinj; a new fraud of peace nrkolittlloas" MM Viflti.iin. U.uli.l Peking ir|»iu Iril He thai Ilir Vietnam is>uc- "niu<»t foe s«*ttlnl by the ViHiKinirM* people IkHMriVN."
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      Lock icon McNamara tells why he still opposes bombing of port of Haiphong
      304 2 WASHINGTON, Thur»dsy Defence SecretA ary, Mr. Robert McNamara, said yesterday that he was still opposed to bombing the port of Haiphong to cut off the How of supplies to North Vietnam. He told reporters before leaving tor a meeting
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      Lock icon Peking warns Britain
      42 2 'TOKYO. Thurs. China said today that the A Hong Kong authorities were providing port facilities for an increasing number of U.S. warships and warned Britain that this constituted a serious provocation, according to the New China News Agency.— AP.
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      Rusk: I'd go anywhere to talk peace
      216 2 Rusk: I'd go anywhere to talk peace NEW YORK. Thurs. —The U.S. Secretary of State. Mr. Dean Rusk, said today, he would go anywhere in the world to discuss peace in Vietnam "if someone would produce a real, live North Vietnamese for me to talk to." Mr. Rusk told the
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      Lock icon Ky police break into news conference of Dzu
      267 2 Ky police break into news conference of Dzu CAIGON, Thurs. Police last night broke into a news conference called by defeated presidential candidate Troung Dinh Dzu to announce "his imminent arrpst." Mr Dzu. ihe "peace" candidate wh<> finished a surprising second In th«> elecaif'ieri wth th» policr. who said 'h«>
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      Suharto to be Premier in new shake-up
      305 3 JAKARTA. Thur» THE Indonesian Cabinet will be reshuffled next month with the acting President. Gen. Suharto, emerging as Prime Minister, Cabinet sources confirmed yesterday. At least three top Ministers will be dismissed and the titles of Ministers, given to the four military commanders,
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      Lock icon Protection for Jackie is extended 15 months
      92 3 WASHINGTON. Thurs. —Because Mrs. John F. Kennedy and her children are still "sought out and subjected to annoyance by the curious." the Government wants to extend their secret service protection for another IS months. Tne Treasury Secretary. Mr. Henry H. Fowler, said on
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      61 3 ]«'QUAL pay lor women ought not to be a tired old trade union principle which is taken out every year and given a ritual dusting. Equal pay for work of equal value must become one of the main aims of the incomes policy. by Lord Cooper, general "■ccretun of
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      USssoom loss if war ends
      35 3 TOKYO, Thurs. Japanese industries would lose within a year US$5OO million worth of direct and Indirect exports to Vietnam if the war there ends, a Japanese bunking house csilmatrd yesterday.
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      Lock icon Snowdon's pictures of his Margaret win high praise
      124 3 Snowdon's pictures of his Margaret win high praise LONDON, Thurs. Two glamorous and intimate photographs of Princess Margaret by her husband Lord Snowdon appeared in British newspapers today and won praise for revealing a new side of her personality. One columnist said that they showed the 37 -year-old princess "as
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      Lock icon China acts
      21 3 LONDON. Thurs. China has .*hm its commercial office in Lor don. alleging provocation by the British Government. I Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'American special agent executed in Peking' claim by China
      258 3 'American special agent executed in Peking' claim by China HONG KONG. Thursday. THE Peking municipal intermediate people's court yesterday sentenced a "U.S. special agent' to death, according to the New China News Agency The man, identified as 32-year-old Li Fang-Cheng, was executed immediately after the sentence was pronounced. The agency
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      Lock icon Express crash
      21 3 OXFORD. Tliur.s.— An express train left the rails near here yesterday, killing two passengers and seriously injuring nine. Reuter.
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      183 3 Relax behind the wheel of a Mercedes-Benz 200 Experience Mercedes-Benz fatigue-free comfort. Start driving! Notice how the car and seat suspension are matched to suit speed and road conditions makes untiring travel a reality. Put your foot down! Admire the agile performance, the ease of overtaking. Brake! Trust in the
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    Sugar from Fiji for S'pore
    422 4 SINGAPORE. Thurs gINGAPORE is to buy sugar from Fiji. Disclosing this here today, the Fijian Chief Minister, Ratu K.K.T. Mara, said that negotiations on a deal were now going on. He said this was one of the ways in which Singapore could help self-governing Fiji.
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    CEYLONESE PM's VISIT
    90 4 SINGAPORE. T h v r s The Ceylonese community is meeting tonight to draw up a programme to honour the Ceylonese Premier. Mr. Senanayake, uhen he visits Singapore from Oct. X to 10. Mr. Senanmyakt. who is com in* at thr invitation of the Slnraporr Government, Is
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    Film companies to help Arts Council
    70 4 Film companies to help Arts Council SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Minister ol State for Culture. Mr. Lee Khoon Choy has met 15 local managers and senior representatives ol film companies to discuss ways and means by which they can help the Singapore Arts Council. Mr. Lee Is president of the council.
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    INTERNATIONAL EXPO FOR NEW WORLD PARK
    291 4 SINGAPORE, Thurs. AN International Exposition, which will introduce to the Singapore consumer the great variety of localma d c and foreign goods will be held in New World Amusement Park from Jan. 1-31. Announcing this at a press conference today, the Parliamentary Secretary (Social
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    CROWDED SCHEDULE IN U.S. FOR LEE
    116 4 SINGAPORE, Thursday. THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew will address the Far East-America Council of Commerce and Industry on Oct. 19 during his visit to the United States. He has been invited for an official visit by President Johnson, whom he will meet
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    Now taxi fares may be increased
    129 4 Now taxi fares may be increased SINGAPORE. Thurs Thr Sintapor* Hire Car Association, which represents some 3.000 taxi owners and drivers, plans to increase taxi fares from 40 to 50 rents a mile because of the increased petrol prices. The association president. Mr. T. A. Simon, disclosing this today, said
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      223 4 FRANKENSTEIN HAS CREATED THE ULTIMATE IN MONSTERIFIC ENTERTAINMENT CATHAY: OPENS TODAY! ia w 11 am. 1.30 4.00 pm I if** SEE IT! BUT DON<T DAUB I PETER CUSHING SUSAN DENBERG CALAIS 2nd MIDNIGHTTOMORROW! He was a hired gun and the notches on his gun told the GEOhbt MARTIN •SCOPE* COLOR
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      115 4 8 Qualifying Rounds Now On! S INTERNATIONAL MASTERS A m Must Be Won fl a 4 FREE ROUND TRIPS TO BANGKOK! v~A (Two each rrom Orchard and Katong) p* \M 1 FREE ROUND TRIP TO PARIS! \d \^M (For the winner in the Bangkok Finals) j£ 1 FREE ROUND TRIP
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    Police not an instrument of Govt, students told
    252 5 Police not an instrument of Govt, students told BITIAWAN. Thurs. The police, while owing its allegiance to the Government, la not an instrument oi the Government. About bO upper secondary pupils arm teachers ol school* lo the Dindings district were told this by OCPD A>st. Supt. Dullah Singh, in a
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    Rape report
    22 5 KULIM. Thurs. A I to the police here that her 16-year-old daughter cd by a man ai Anak Kuhm estate.
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    We won't quit: Hamid Tuah's men
    384 5  - We won't quit: Hamid Tuah's men RUDY BELTRAN ILLEGAL SQUATTERS REJECT PEACE BID By KLANG, Thursday THE 530 followers oi" Hamid Tuah have refused to budge from the J.OOO acres oi State land at Telok Gong, 14 miles from here, which they are illegally occupying. •'Wo are staying on here.
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    Elections next year, Seeni predicts
    134 5 IPUII. Thurs. Parlia- iiient.tr) and state elections may ue lieUl >v about a year said .Mr. I) R. M-ciin.i-.ig.im Ml' and president of the feoples Progressive Party. bere today. In a signed statement he said. "The people ol Malaysia should be on guard and set
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    Boy arrested
    30 5 BLKIT MERTAJAM, Thurs. A LOiistaole chased and arrested a 13-year-old boy m"ments after a woman. Hean lee Eng. had her handbag stolen Ht the district hospital here yesterday.
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    NESTLES STRIKE: NOW THE NTUC STEPS IN
    188 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The NTUC has intervened in the strike of the entire staff of 156 of Kestles Products which entered its 29th day today. The NTUC stepped in yesterday following an appeal from Its affiliate, the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers Union, to
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    Scooter rider killed
    44 5 •JOHORE BAHKU. Tlmrs.-- A hospital attendant. Sulanr.ar. tin Kaalni. 42. died at the General Hospital here soon after being involved in an accident near the hospital. Sulaiman whs itttof Ml scooter out of the hospital compound when he collided with car.
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    Girl drowned
    29 5 PARIT BUN TAR. Thurs. A girl. Ooi Siok Gak. 18. was drowned at Sunset Bahru. six miles from here, yesterday, when she fell into an irrigation canal.
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    Lock icon Lee in Malta 'to learn more about dry docks'
    133 5 VALETTA, Thura._Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said on hlt> arrival here yesterday that he had come to "know more about the pangs of the withdrawal of British forces" Mr. Lee. accompanied by his wife, b here lor a three-day visit to Mudy
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    New police barracks
    44 5 MALACCA rbUTI I hr Deputy Prime Minister Tun Abdul Razak v will open thr new S3 million pulice bimcta ;n Cong Patir. near here, tomorrow About 500 people, including the Inspector-Genera! of Police. Tan Sri Mohamed Salleh. will attend the ceremony.
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    Ecafe to sponsor talks on rubber crisis
    257 6 Ecafe to sponsor talks on rubber crisis KUALA LUMPUR, Thui>day. gCAFE will sponsor consultation among rubber producing and consuming countries to find ways to stabilise the market and price of rubber. The Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim Swee Aun, who attended an Ecafe ministerial conference at Bangkok, said
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    Seven held in another raid in Tampoi
    109 6 Seven held in another raid in Tampoi Xl ALA II MIM R Thura. Joliorc polur U«t nicht raided tile Labour Party brai( h prenii.se* »i Tampoi ac»in and found it re-drcoratcd with slo tans and a photograph of Chairman Mao. Seven people. including four branch committee members. u<-r r arrrsted
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    Students off to Pakistan
    37 6 KUALA LLMPLR ihuri Pour Malaysian jtudrnu ha«* i left for Pakistan to studT vet»--i nnary science. They ar' Moliamed F'«Wi bin Mohamed Hassan Yooic i Foong Onn. Anthony Filial Jmyafajah and A. Jaflar.
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    Starts work
    38 6 KANGAR, Thurs. -Inch* Unv 1 Adnan ii.«- H.v.umed du'.:«a as ■n;.-M<>nn- of Land j ;»nd Mtnea :n Peri.*. He me- c^ds Inrhe Khartr) bin Abm 1 Taif «ho has b*»*n rrarwif^rT*d to Pcnane a.s Ay AfCTf
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    Airport quiz by MP
    63 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs The acting Primr Minister. Dr. Toh thin Chye. will be asked at the next sitting of Parliament what measures are being taken to improve the technical faciliti«!» at Pax a \j-bm* airport to make it on* of the safest airport* In the world. This
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    LOVE JOINS TWO FOR A WORLD TOUR
    187 7  - LOVE JOINS TWO FOR A WORLD TOUR TSAI TAN By ITUALA LUMPUR, 1V Thurs. Jeff Krasnostein, an accountant in Perth, Australia, decided he would like to see the world. So he started out for Melbourne, his first stop. And that was as far as he got. For there he met
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    Police dance
    29 7 KULIM. Thurs. Sungel Patani police will hold a dance in aid of the Police Women's Institute. Sungei Patani, at the United Transport Company building nn Oct. 7.
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    Crash victims
    42 7 SEREMBAN, Thurs. Three people were injured here last night when the cars they were travelling in collided into each other. The three. Yap Ah Sung 37. Liew Ah Keow. 41 and Tan Chai. 41. were admitted to the General Hospital.
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    Dr. Tan: This fish is not biting
    260 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs ]\ON'T fish in troubled waters, Dr. Tan Chee 17 Khoon told Selangor's Mentri Besar, Dato Harun, here today. "This particular fish has no Intention of bitIng," he said In reply to Dato Harun's invitation to him to Join the Alliance.
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    Tengku Indra named envoy to Pakistan
    90 7 KLAI.A LUMPUR. Thurs. The Government today announced the appointment of Trimku Indra Petra. former Malaysian Ambassador to Japan, as the Malaysian High Commissioner to Pakistan. It is also announced that the Malaysian High Commission in Pakistan will have two offices, onr at Islamabad. the
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    'Report those who stop you from voting'
    286 7 'Report those who stop you from voting' -AN APPEAL BY POLLS CHIEF JOHORE BAHRU, Thursday. •JHE State Supervisor of Elections, Mr. A. Thiagarajah, today appealed to voters to report immediately to the police anyone who tried to prevent them from voting at the Tampoi by-election on Saturday. He said all
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    MUSICAL TALENT SCOUT FROM TAIWAN
    164 8 MUSICAL TALENT SCOUT FROM TAIWAN SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A music composer from Taiwan is now in Singapore to spot local talent for a music festival of all Asian countries in Japan next year. Mr. Jackson Liang Lock Yam (above). 58, who has composed 1,000 pieces as background music and songs for
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    Appeal for '0' blood
    60 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Singapore Blood Transfusion Service today disclosed that its Group 'O" supplies were running low. Dr. SB. Kwa. the centre's medical of&cer-ln-charge, said the bank would require at least 20 pints of this type of blood for an open heart surgery case, scheduled to
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    Stamp show
    36 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister of Btate for Culture. Mr. K C. Lee, will declare open the first centenary stamp exhibition to be organised by the Singapore Philatelic Society at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow.
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    Army exercises
    33 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Military exercises will be carried out by members of the Singapore armed forces at Upper Jurong Road between 8 a.m. and noon on Saturday. Blank ammunition will be used.
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    Over 1,000 entries Eor flour dishes contest
    163 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The competition for the best breakfast reciprs on how to eat more wheat flour, organised by Radio and Television Singapura. has attracted more than 1.000 rntrirs. A panel of judges, including culinary and nutrition experts, will select the 40 best recipes
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    Foley visits Bulwark
    74 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Vi.sitinif British Parliamentary UnderSecretary of State lor Defence Royal Navy i. Mr. Maurice Folev. spent this morning aboard HMS Manx, a support ship. In the afternoon he went aboard HMS Bulwark for talks with the officers and men. Tomorrow. he will visit various naval facilities
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    No consideration except interest of public—SMA
    349 8 No consideration except interest of public— SMA SINGAPORE, Thwrs. T* H E Singapore Medical Association today expressed regret at the Pharmaceutical Association's statement that doctors were o* n1 y "protecting their own interest" when they rejected the proposal that ajl dispensing of medicine should be carried out by qualified pharmacists.
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    Stranded hitch-hiker may now get help from mother
    316 8 Stranded hitch-hiker may now get help from mother SINGAPORE. Thursday. YOUNG British hitch-hiker Graham Hannah, who has been stranded here for the past 10 days, is now in desperate straits. His appeal to shipping companies to give him a lift to Australia to join a college, which begins Its new
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    RE-APPLY: GOOD RESPONSE, SAYS HUME
    115 8 RE-APPLY: GOOD RESPONSE, SAYS HUME SINGAPORE, Thurs. Strike bound Hume Industries (Far East) Ltd., in Bukit Timah, today said they had received "encouraging response" from former employees who had been invited to apply for rermployment after dismissal. Industrial Relations Manager, Mr. Koh Sam Pin, said he believed that the majority
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    New PAP branch
    28 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Peoples Action Party's Upper Serangoon Branch will hold a dinner on Sunday night at Surin Avenue to inaugurate its new premises there.
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    Why I paid husband's debts: Wife
    275 8 Why I paid husband's debts: Wife SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Woman language tutor told the High Court to lay why she had helped to pay her husband's personal debts. "I settled them, hoping that he would, mend his ways, but he did not and this embarrassed me no end." said Madam
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      108 8 IHrlt Tracy By Chvxlvr UnulH yec EACH MOLE WAS v !Ss*. M I I 'lateSlj < Si^**^lhi^* <^ Lil Abner By M iapp w '^jy*t J^\A£tfi&l^7l ("TURNED I OJ \J I THKN WHY HAVE I THAT'S 1 I [IN UTTER "If SUP£ rS^CWiEP.?) Agw— «ta -QgCPaS THfc J TH£ foOPAWWTS
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    The craft of the War correspond
    1600 9 The craft of the War correspond Wars cannot be made to cease by ignoring them. People not only have the right to know about wars. They bloody well ought to know" says PATRICK O'DONOVAN Who, since 1945 has covered more than his share of man's brutality to man WRITING about
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    DEATH
    50 10 M WmrtM Hi Minimum) MRS. VAN FOOK CHEONQ met peairfuiu 01. j«th September at .mJ am .No real ha pleaae. All donationa will he diairihuted to charitable 01 arises will leave 41 Gilatead Road, s pore on .10-9-6; at 1 '"i p m. for Pek Ban I tog Cemetery.
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  • The Straits Times Friday, September 29. 1967
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      Dangerous Deadlock
      613 10 Tin' Vietnam war continues to dominate the world affairs debate in the Unittd Nations General Assembly, although Mr. Goldberg's statement of the American position last wet k and Mr. Gromyko's rejoinder do not leave much to be said. Mr. Goldberg ■ntictpated fresh calls to the United States to
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      Opening Doors
      370 10 Singapore is lucky that its export drive has coincided with the opening of consumer markets in Russia and eastern Europe. Probably no other part of the world offers equal opportunities. Other regions where the people have as much money and governments to humour their ambitions are largely sewn
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      The Hostages
      219 10 One of history's most hapless revolutionaries, Untung bin Samsun, has at last paid the final price of his folly two years ago when he sent assassins against Indonesia's military command. The assassins mainly succeeded and Lieut. Col. Untung enjoyed a fleeting spell of power as chairman of the
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    Mapping out a maritime future for Singapore
    1250 10  - Mapping out a maritime future for Singapore BILL CAMPBELL by ATOP-LEVEL government committee is co-ordinating steps to develop Singapore's merchant marine and all other aspects of the vital shipping industry including shipbuilding and repair. The committee, comprising representatives of the government, the Port of Singapore Authority and the Economic Development
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      The need for National Language classes
      150 10 lAM one Ol the many student* attending the National Language classes for Government servants. Recently our instructor told us that these National Language Classes would be discontinued by the Government from next year IW financial reasons. No-one can deny the fact that these cl
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      Library's hours of service
      133 10 Library's hours of service IN reply to the letter by C. C Heng (ST. Bept Si It should be noted that the National Library already has a total of 233 i hours of public servire a week compared with the normal offlcp hours of 364 hours per week. This includes
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      Parking areas
      211 10 I REFER to the letter by Mr. Giam Choo Hoo (ST. Aug. 26). There are lour car parks In the vicinity of Collyer Quay, two in Fullerton Square, one at Collyer Quay and the other at Raffles Place. These four car parks provide ample space for anyone wishing
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      73 10 WITH reference to my letter (ST. Sept 23 about part-time doctorsplease permit me to clarify a point. My suggestion refers to only the "floating locums" and is in addition to the present part-time doctors. The reason is quite obvious. Private practitioners cannot undertake locums leaving their practice. The present part
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      34 10 IF the Port of Singapore Authority could extend the maximum entry age for a seaman recruit from 17 to let us nay. 21. overage school leavers could have a chance to apply. STTDFNT Singapore
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    'Let us have the incentives now'
    403 11 CHAMBER CHIEF TELLS SINGAPORE GOVT: SINGAPORE. Thurtv r fHE president of the International Chamber of Commerce, Mr. J. H. D. Sibree, today urged the Singapore Govvernment to hasten the implementation of its proposed incentives to manufacturers embarking on export promotion efforts overseas. He said
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    POLICE FOIL GANG CLASH
    91 11 Mr A R Than. Police foiled .1 ;,ini; clash at Jalan Hand last night following ;i tip-oIT. Three thugs were detained and an assortment of weapons including several spears seized A police spokesman said that as the police party lay in ambush, the gangsters their faces
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    Scooter rider dies in crash
    51 11 A PORE. Thurs. scooter rider. Tan Eiir Yong. 29. was killPd on the spot in a collision With a lorry at the Junction of Bukir Timah Road and Fairer Road yesterday Rye- '.i.'in-v, are a-skt-d to mniurt Inspector A. A. Sppoy Linr.s Police Station. Tel
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    $6,000 BLACKMAIL BID ALLEGED
    85 11 SLNGAPOEE, Thurs Two men were charged in a magistrate's court today with attempting to extort $6,000 from Nellie (ioh, 47, by putting her in fear thtt photographs of her naked and in a compromising position with a naked male at a hotel in Johore Rahru List
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    Karam in hospital after badminton game
    202 11 Karam in hospital after badminton game BATU GAJ A H. Thurs. Mr. Karam Singh, a political detainee, has been admitted to hospital following a game of badminton. He is only able to use his legs with great difficulty and is unable to walk. Results of X-rays of his back are
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    S'pore-W. Indies 'hello' service
    53 11 SINGAPORE. Thin A telephone servicp is now avail- 1 able from Singapore 10 the West Indies with extensions to serve the Windward Islands of Dominica. Grenada. St. Lucia. St. Vincent and the Leeward Islands of Antigua. Montserrat. 8t Christopher. Further particulars -<ie 00--lainablr fiom the Telecom*
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    Typhoid cases 'under control'
    172 11 SEREMBAN, Thurs. The typhoid outbreak in the Kant. 111 area near here has been localised and is well under control. Medical and health authorities have found out that the outbreak was caused by the lack of proper latrines in Kampong Linsum, 12 miles from here. Kampong
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    Frankie, St. Xavier's jester, friend and confidant for 62 years, dies
    344 11  -  KHOR CHEANG KEE By PENANG, Thurs.— Old Frankle Brown is dead. Generations of Xaverians today mourned the passing of this happy onelegged orphan who, for 62 of his 71 years, had served them faithfully as school jester, friend and
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      794 11 TV MALAYSIA CMANNU S Kuala l.umpur in National Lan<;uagr; 555 and Tenant, b Ipoh and National Songs; 600 News in Malarca. 3. 10 Johore Tamil: 610 Daktari; 7.00 Rahru. 4 Taiping; 7 Batu News in English; 710 Sports Pahat; 8 Kluang. Arena; 735 Dayana Malaysian dance*: 8.00 New.s in flft
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    Operations to salvage $250,000 tin ingots
    100 12 Operations to salvage $250,000 tin ingots DENANG, Thurs.— Salvage experts hope to recover the $250,000 worth of tin ingots which sank in a lighter last week within the next fortnight. "Salvage operations have already started." a spokesman of the Straits Trading Co.. owners of the tin, said today. The ingots
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    Charity dance for fund
    55 12 JOHORE BAHRU. ThUTi. llie Lady Templcr Hospital I und appeal committee here will hold a charity dance under the pjtronage of the Sultanah of Johore at the New Straits View Hotel on Oct. 5. Tickets priced at S3 per couple are obtainable at the hotel on
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    Full aid pledge from FAO director
    353 12 Full aid pledge from FAO director KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. THE Director-General of the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organisation, Dr. B.R. Sen, today assured Malaysia of FAO help ''to the fullest extent" in agricultural development. He felt that Malaysia had done its best to help itself. Any country prepared to
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    Work on new industrial estate in progress
    135 12 Work on new industrial estate in progress SIBU. Thurs.— Work on a new 33-acre industrial estate in the Sungel Antu area here is already in progress and the first buildings will be ready for occupation early next year. DfVe loped by Borneo Development Coroporation. the estate will include industrial sites
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    PMIP branch
    20 12 PKNANO Tbttfl.- A branch of i lip PMIP will be formed In Tan tons Tokong village next month
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    Drop in vegetable prices
    68 12 Drop in vegetable prices PENANG. Thurs. Prices of vegetables have fallen by more than half during the past two months because of a bumper crop. Another reason for the drop is the increasine supplies coming from Indonesia. China and Taiwan. Rain in recent weeks has resulted in more production, leavine
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    TOP ARMY HONOURS FOR ABDUL, 21
    156 12 RECEIVING one of his two prizes one for best shot, the othrr for best recruit at a passing-out parade at the depot of the Quern's Kt-ciment in Canterbury. Kngland, is Ptr. Abdul K.ihman Hassan. 21, of Singapore. Abdul went to England last May to
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    Big beat thief
    30 12 IPOH. Th>ir.v An amplifier i valued at $450. two microphones and a Maud valued at $152 wrre I reportou stolen from a house in Chemor \*.<i melit.
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    IBANS ARE TOO TOUGH TO ACCEPT HANDOUTS, HE SAYS
    265 12 IBANS ARE TOO TOUGH TO ACCEPT HANDOUTS, HE SAYS KUCHING, Thurs. The Ibans are a "tough people determined not to be the poor people of Malaysia". Sarawak's Minister of Lands and Mineral Resources, Penghulu Francis Umpau, said this at a gathering at Runiuh Jawm in the Janoi area of Kanowit
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      Lock icon 50 killed in clashes across the Suez Canal
      216 13 THE THIRD OUTBREAK IN A WEEK... LONDON, Thursday. JTIFTY people were reported killed in a day-long artillery and tank duel between Israeli and Egyptian forces across the Suez Canal yesterday. Ismailia Governor Moubarak Refia said late last night that about 1.000 Israeli
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      27 13 WASHINGTON. Thurs— The late Walt Disney will be honoured with a commemorative postage stamp, to be issued by the Post Off.cc Department next year. UPI.
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      Lock icon Closer Israeli, Jordon and Lebanon links call by Eban
      218 13 Closer Israeli, Jordon and Lebanon links call by Eban STRASBOURG, Thursday. rpHE Israeli Foreign Minister, Mr. Abba Eban, A said here that Israel, Jordan and Lebanon should establish close economic links on the European Common Market. Once the desire to live together as soverign States was there, which was not
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      Lock icon Another paper suspended
      76 13 SAIOON, Thuri. A 20.000 circulation Saigon newspaper yrsterday became the fifth to be .suspended by the Government this month. Quyet Tien (Advance) was suspended for 15 days the lighten suspension to be hand- j pd out so far for reprinting i an article from Thoi Dai. another
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      Lock icon RACE RIOT AND POISON PLOT EXPOSED
      117 13 PHILADELPHIA. Thurs- The District Attorneys office here said yesterday It had thwarted a plot to incite a race riot in Philadelphia and to kill 1. 000 to 1.500 policemen with potassium cyanide Authorities gave the names of four Negro extremists sought in the plot
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      Lock icon Nurse enters politics on massacre fame
      85 13 MANILA. Thurs. Cnra/on Amurao. lone survivor in the widely-publii-ised massacre of eight student nurses in Chicago iast year, has entered poCitics in her hometown south of Manila. the Philippine News Service reported today. It said the 24-year-old Filipino nurse waa running for councillor in
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      Meeting with Suharto aide
      50 13 JAKARTA, Thurs. Sir Duncan Watson, poliuca'. advusfr to the Commander-in-Chief of British forces in the Far bu terciay held a one hour inert. we with Gen. Suharto'*, personal airlr Maj. G^n Alamsjah. Sir Duncan, who arrived lirre on Tuesday, us expected to stay for four days.
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      China to resume water supply to HK: Paper
      122 13 HONG KONG, Thurs. Com m v nist newspapers here today confirmed that China plans to resume its water supply to Hong Kong on Oct. 1. The declaration, attributed to leading Communist organisations, was published in the colony's two leading Communist newspapers. Ta
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      Pilots stand by ban on Jakarta night flights
      117 13 IJOMi KOMJ. Ttaurs. Airline pilots based here yesterday reaffirmed their decision not to operate night flights to Saigon and Jakarta at a meetinr of the International Federation of Airline Pilots Association. According to Press reports, thr pilots said ttiey would not fly
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      Lock icon Hair-raising! Gardener finds magic formula...
      121 13 I ONDON, Thurv A 73-year-old amateur gardener has found a new way to grow his hair. Mr. Les Hoten .in ideni.un rubbed his hand on his balding heat: alter using a new fertiliser formula on his tomato plants. His hair began to (row. First it
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      Lock icon Debut—in the steps of his famous grandpa
      157 13 Debut— in the steps of his famous grandpa MANCHESTER, Thurs.—Winston Churchill made thunderous entrance into Brit4sh politics on Tuesday night. It might have been the old warrior hlmseit up there on the Tory platform sounding off at the Labour Government 'This cartload of incompetent, highhanded arrozant men." Young Win.stnn Spencer
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    Company obtains pioneer status
    191 14 MR. Yroh Kirn Tian (above) of Ipoh. chairman of the board of directors of Ban Guan Hin (Spore) Ltd. announced that a new steel gauge company had obtained pioneer status from the Singapore Government. The new company with an initial capital of $500,000 in known as
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    NEW PIONEER COMPANY INCREASES OPERATION
    219 14 A PIONEER industry in Singapore which started proi\ ductlon in April has Increased its operation to a double shift to meet local and export demand. The company Is Phonographic Industries Ltd.. in Commonwealth Drive, which presses records for several International labels, including Philips. Fontana. Mercury,
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    Singapore company awarded $2.4 million contract
    399 14  - Singapore company awarded $2.4 million contract MOK SIN PIN By A LEADING local refrigeration specialist, Far East Refrigeration Ltd., has been awarded ;i contract to supply 2(K) units of sectional cold room worth $2.4 million to Vietnam. The order was made through the local branch of a large establishment in
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    LPE name new art director
    76 14 LPE Singapore Ltd. has recently announced the appointment of Miss Judy Wong (above) as art director Miss Wong, a Singaporean, began her career in advertising about ten years ago. In 1960. she went to London and spent two years there as a visualiser and typographer
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    22-man mission for Far East
    74 14 British trade with the Par East Is now running at Its highest level and prospects are bright for further growth, the London Chamber of Commerce has reported Plans for selling more British goods In Far Eastern markets and promoting two-way trade were examined at a
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    United Motor Works send 2 to Japan
    188 14 United Motor Works send 2 to Japan MR. Chan Ying Keong and Mr. Wong Wai Mun, mechanical technical staff of United Motor Works <M) Ltd.. heavy equipment division, will leave this month for six months specialised training programme In the field of advanced mechanical and heavy equipment servicing at the
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    Auto output falls in U.K.
    39 14 U.K. car production in the four week August period fell to 91.132 units from 107,649 In the same 1966 period. Ministry of Technology figures ahow. Average weekly production rate was down 15 per cent.
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    Barges launched at Jurong yard
    161 14 rE picture shows one of two 400-ton steel flat top barges, costing about 5120.000 each, being launched at the Far East Ship Building Industries Ltd.. shipyard at Jurong recently. They were manufactured by Far East Ship Building Industries Ltd.. which was incorporated in June this
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    Shipping chief leaves Republic
    168 14 A WELL-KNOWN figure In the local shipping community, Mr. R. Lamb, manage) of Islay Kerr Co. Ltd.. the local P O and BI agents, left' The Republic yesterday after almost 17 years with the company. Mr Lamb will continue to be closely connected with Singapore as
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    336 16 SHIPk LYING ALONCSIOE THE SIHf APORE HARBOUR WHARVES OR EXPECTED TODAY ARE: riv.«. e» 4 Ningrml ft M*Bar» R 7 Inui^r. Man 24, lci»ftin Mum -b :6 Kiir.Jtnn Tnunnsi* 31 Koyj! ITMUN H Ontaur I Hhcxenor 4.V P.»»n liuh Mnpl" 47. Soon IW N W. J *nd
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    72 16 CHINESE Pr.duct tuluni, Sin C a. DOra noon i aajn eu yittir Ccccnut til. uuik i4> Kciien. drun, *S"< seller*. C»»r«: Mixed M.o.n. 1 loo.it Sepi Oct. IK Com b P>«p»cr: Muntok «tutf m:;h Bin* 111 tii.u-k Nl«i yellore. Kurlili*<f Uin-.;:c,u< i,u,k IM «.-il*r». mil 5.0-. A.SI A
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    CLOSING PRICES
    27 16 1 1 Sept. J8 I RIBBER PRICE: R| cents (up half a cent) TIN PRICE: IMS.U4 (down H| cents) Batteateri oin-rnu--205 tuns (tip 5 tonsi
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    H.K. RATES
    35 16 ON MM traa eicnanga markat in Honic k.i..- yeaurdaj tn. U.S. Oallar ■h» guuted al j tor T.T. and wl CJMi StrrhriK giiul. 1 .it I».m» and I ont tan oi eelfl hi '.^>;
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    INDUSTRIAL SHARES ARE SLIGHTLY EASIER
    869 16 From Our Market Correspondent INDI SntIALS Here slichtI ly easier on the Stock hxi-hange yesterday after the firm patch of thr last few trading days It was mainly a natural reaction to the recent run up Rothmans again came in for heavy selling and in
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    STOCK INDICES
    32 16 Mjliupi Stock lniti<r« Srpt. Srpt Industrials: 117.62 1 16 84 1 Proprrties; 114.54 1t4.1t Minings: 93.«1 93.ai tl rubbers: 103.38 1«3.38 v Drc. 19, 1962 100. Drc. 30. 1966 10(1.
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    414 16 IMII Straits tin price fell 8"A tents yesterday to 5593.1»^ on an offering estimated up S tuns to 205 tons. The market was slightly easier influenced by a drop of CI in the Wednesday afternoon three months foruard buyers' price in London.
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    27 16 j 'PHI Aaiaaiatian sfl Banka m Maiay- aia mad* th»». .hanj». ta txm r tM toOMwehaiDta r*.t.rdar (au ratn to S«tlrn« TT »r OO r**s»
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    229 16 lOBKR lirst grade rubber w t\o.b. buyers rlosrd at p.m in Kuala I.umpur and Singapore seatevtaj at .VJ", cent* per Ib. up hair a cent on \\>dnr&da j'» closing level. The tone w» very quiet b«t steady. R.A.S. and M.R.r Hosing- prices in cents per Ib. yesterday:
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    1187 17 I»l MNLSS in and r»port«t to thr Mngapore and KuaU l.umpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of share* traded in brackets: INDUSTRIALS: Ban and C» si U. D, 15,000) »J-79 U. i4.000> SI.V 7 n. il'.oooi si. 76 v.
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    14 17 I The Melbourne Stock Exchana* aa- closed vesterdßy for Urn Melbourne Show.
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      1086 17 ACCOMMODATION VACANT li Word* it 1 Mm.i— Box it rt*. rxtra BEAUTIFUL LV FURNISHED D BUNGALOW, Kuropeao locality t>< Buklt Timah Moaaic floorings, air- ol conditioned. R cold. lomtvath. tele- H phooe. P.ent S4SS Phonr .Spore) >I MM FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED B 2-ttorey Detached Routes at lalan Tehrau/Jalan Kenun leu.
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      985 17 EDUCATION li eTatvJa tt Mm Box it rtt. txtm HOW IS YOUR Nttionsl Lanr>aeja progreotiaa"? ln;pro\r your knotrledge of the Uotniage hy rending B^rita j the «nl\ Kum^Lited NatlouHl Language Nexspaprr TYPEWRITING SHORTHAND,; BOOKKEEPINC fU€ IBM 1- C.C. E«am. "IT s. u>ron^ M> <i*rlan.. .S pot. ***** Branch: Mackenzie Road,
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      1079 17 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS li Wordt *t (Mm I— Box It rim. MEW FARFItA AMPLIFIER TR.t* and Krho thenp price. Rint MJJ4I Ronald Thiim sMI a m 430 p.m. RUGS. CARPETS t CURIOS li Wortft tt (Mm.)— Box it rfi. t«*M I 4 A V/IDE SELECTION or HtndmasH. a Para t\ooi Carpets
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      860 17 VEHICLES FOR SALE tt Word* tt (Mm.) Box i* rtt VOLKSWAOON TLISOB re«iafr>d April 9 500 mis. 000 owror n. V'tiKhind O«ioh»r Availed arrangement |8,788 ur orfert to Vrxvo DEC H' FORD ZODIAC VtTf I~M 51. 300 000 Apply Mr. Merr 44. Jai.n Han Raya. Thomeeei Oardent. iP. pore Cento
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      724 18 L oni ni SHOPPING GUIDE (Spore) MISCELLANEOUS s &ot "r M SOUVKNIRI CURIOS. Ontni it..,*. >* rmtm.t—mm* r/^ 0> I.CNCML »PRAY PAINTING I.* k s n ««l"";» *•"> fortMiU^.r IH a,r.oii(litionf.l Kg Ana iron Singar high FASHION URCSSKa era mMii-m pMid Trlrphnne .Si oa§ toi L>^\ r- vt-iiing and Col,
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      595 18 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT IN I M. RATION ORDINANCE. 1963. <\V Ig of ***** \OH( I I NDER SECTION 19 (Ml Wlirreas m exercise of th« r powers conferred by subsectioru r di and >3> of section 19 of tht Local Government Integration Orcnijance. 1963
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      794 18 -I THE PLANNING ORDINANCE, 1959 (No. 12 of 1959) THE MASTER PLAN RILES. 19(2 Natice under Bale li. Notice is nereby given that the following proposal for Alteration to the Master Plan 1 1966 > was on the Bth day of September. 19t>7 submitted io ihe Minister for Law and
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      757 18 i PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS I SINGAPORE GOVERNMENT VACANCY Applications are inwted frooc SINGAPORE CITIZENS: AFJPOINT.MENT: VALIATIO> ASSISTAXI 1 SAI.ARV St.4XJ>.: Commenclnj $152.00 and rinng to $475 p.m I plus variable allowance. QIALIFICATIONS: Cambndgi School Certificate plus Hlghei School Certificate <Part> oi equi^alent. Subjects taken must satisiy entrance requirement! for the Professional
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      767 18 TENDERS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD TENDER NOTICE j Tenders will be received by the r Chairman, Economic Development Board. 2nd Floor. Fullerton BuildI ing, Singapore, for iAi THE CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF SIX c NOS 22 XV LV ELECTRIC r SUB-STATIONS AND TRANSI FORMER PLINTHS AT KRANJI SAWMILL AREA i Showround.
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      424 18 (Isso) I ESSO STANDARD MALAYA BERHAD (INCORPORATED IN WEST MALAYSIA) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN or the declaration ol an interim dividend of 6 cents per Ordinary Stock Unit of $2 each in respect of the financial year 3: December. 1967. exempt from Income Tax under the provisions of the Pioneer
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    IN LOVING MEMORY
    61 19 Nt our beloved father Mr. Hardial Singh who •eft for his heavenly abode on 18-9-67. we Invite all friends, relatives and well-wishers tn attend prayer ceremony iBHOGi on 30-9-67 between 5-30 and 6-30 p.m. at No. 17 Wilkinson Road. Kaiong. Singapore 15. Those left behind The family
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      756 19 MALAYAN TOBACCO COMPANY BERHAD Applications are invited from Malaysian citizens not over 27 years of age for positions as: TRAINEE EXECUTIVES LEAF DEPARTMENT Candidates must be prepared to live and work permanently on the East Coast of Malaya. Preferably they should possess pithpr a University Degree or Diploma in Acrinilhirp
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      721 19 NUI ICEi AUCTION SALE OF VALCABLE SINGAPORE PROPFRTIES To be held at oar Mies-room. No. 104 Market Street. Singapore. On Tnesdar. 3rd Ortober IJM>*. at 2.30 p.m. 1. Nor. 4 A- s Amov Street, are* 418 square feet. 990 years lease, monthly rent $91.80. 3. Half share in land nnd
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      575 19 TENDER KENYATAAN TAWARAN J.K.R. JOHOR. Tawaran danpada Pemborong2 yang berdaftar drngan J.K.R. di-dalam Kelas E' dan ka-atas akan di-tenma diPejabat Jurutpra Negerl. J.K.R.. Johor. Johore Bahru hlngga jam pukol 2.3D petang pada 7hb. October. 1967. Untck: MEMBENA SAMBONGAN TEMBOK TEPI LAUT DIADAPAN RUMAH PERSINGGAHAN B A H A R U
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      768 19 TENDERS GOVERNMENT OF MALACCA TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited from wellestablished and widely-experienced urban developers in Malaysia and Singapore for the development of a small satellite town and housing estates at Ayer Keroh in the District of Melaka Tengah Developers must be capable of providing the essential services mentioned btlow:—
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      1240 19 TENDERS HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all of the following: U) ERECTION COMPLETION ol 1 Block of 16-Storpy and 1 Block or 13-Monjr 3-Room Improved Flats (Total 243 Flats 17 Shops A: 1 Eating House i. and LANDSCAPING ai Q'.ieenMovMi. Neighbourhood VI Contract 4.
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      177 19 WANTED COMMERCIAL TEACHERS Full or Part Time Highly qualified persons with Teaching experience or Secretarial Training; Overseas experience an advantage. Please reply in writing giving full details to International Training Centre, l'it»Tn.ltmri.il BUiMmft, (Ir.h.ir.l H.i.i.l. Sinfi.ipri:, CHANGE OF ADDRESS We are pleased to inform you that with effect from Monday,
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      All Courage and Pekan show top form in workouts
      853 20 RACING with Epsom Jeep All Courage and Pekan can topple the seasoned campaigners in tinSingapore Gold Cup Trial over 8f at Bukit Timah on Sunday. Both worked well on good going yesterday morning. All Courage (Alan Trevena) strode out faultlessly when
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      BUKIT TIMAH runners and riders tomorrow
      1593 20 Race 1-2.15 Class 6 Div 4 ($5,000) 6f (Local jockeys only) 1 0LY.09 Gipsy Moth (CM) Spencer 7 9.0 Jobari 2 2 OHUOB last Buck (Sultan of Paliang' J Donnelly 10 9 0 -C hiam 12 3 4i::iiti Prince Tang a (Pro Rutai Sullivan
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      BUKIT TIMAH runners and riders on Sunday
      1513 20 Race 1-2.15 Class 2 Div 1 ($10,500) w 1 7014 Aristocrat II a (Eli HMaMMMI Heddle 4 9.0 IF) Harbndsc 5 I 0U426 Highland Joy a (Olympla) Teh 6 8.12 Nelson 10 S Rfgal Mate (Goodman) Daniels 5 8.11 Pretty 2 4 t
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      KANG INVITED TO PERTH
      74 20 I I Xt KANG (left), one of the leading local jockeys, has been invited by the West Australian Turf Club to ride at the Queens Cup meeting at Perth on Nov. 18-20. Kang will ride in all th»» feature races at the carnl- \al the Queen's
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      Lock icon Moore defies death threats
      115 20 Moore defies death threats I N1)() N Thurs J Australian jockey (ieorgc Moo ir today decided to defy death threats by a race Rang by accepting lour mounts at Ascot tomorrow and ride them the way he wants to. The 42-year-old Australian has received anonymous tcli phone calls threatening that
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      Lock icon Hull swamp Leeds 31-6
      94 20 LONDON, Thur.s. Results ol Rugby matches last nleht. Rugby League Yorkshire dip Mini-final Hull 31 Leeds 8. Kugbv league St. Helens 17 \v rrfnfftoa 12. Kugbv I'nion County triendliea Buckinehanushire 6 North Midlands 25. Letocsterahire 22 Oxfordshire 14: East Midland* 5 MiddlKugb> 111 ion 1 lull
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      121 20 For quiet positive and long-lasting relief from the discomfort of Haemorrhoids Varemoid the NEW, EASILY SWALLOWED tablets from the research laboratories of Zyma, hmm Varemoid 0 Vd-mioVd is *asy total' jus*. S'.'.dlio.v donng or atipr meals. VaramoVd oi.ps no'« positivp relief, its active principle being tIM dynamic Factor P-Zyma which
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      44 20 ATHLETICS Pahan* Oovt Services championships (Kuantan). HOCKEY Johore lnter-dis-trict tourney (Muan. L. Perak l>l». 1: Malay Club v r>w RC (T Ansoni sex Ct.R Ipoh l>i< nlcipality v Chenjr Wah (Jn A. Jalili; PCRC v KED (Coronation gid' Harvey *hii>ld: Waibrooic v Arcadia iSi'iauam.
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      Cheng Hock poser for SBA
      182 21  - Cheng Hock poser for SBA F. BOEY BADMINTON By T^HE SB A are puzzled 1 over Malaysian Yew Chenc Hock'fl entry for th F Singapore open badmininn ehatnpionships bpjzinnins: next Tournament committee chairman Slow Watt Soon said Chene Hock's name was not m the list of Mala\.->ian players officially mvitrri
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      Disunity and why...
      77 21 f|UY POO YONO. acting preJ. slderit O f the F A of Singapore, told the national sauad that miK>*htef-makers and nj-mour-moncrf. wer» musing disunity amonz players In his nr.-t meet-the-players session. Mr Yong said this had caused a sharp n>cl'np In the standard of m>c< er In
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      Lock icon SONNEVILLE: BAM RIGHT TO ACCEPT THE THOMAS CUP
      89 21 JAKARTA. Thurs. It is right of Malaysia to accept the Thomas Cup iml Indonesia »houM not he displeased Indonesia's badminton captain Ferry Snnneville. (above) said this uhen commenting »n the. Badminton AsMMMtlOn Of Malaysia*s decision to accept the cup. "There is no
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      SCC 'clinics'
      55 21 DON EVANS. 34. a leiding English rkfkeener. will conduct coaching clinic* at the Singapore Cr cket Club at 4.30 p.m. tomorrn i Evan*. Churchill ,-cholar. n on a \wrlri loir sphering information on rarioua coaching scheme*, from the cricketing natmnfHe arivc:. in Singapore today from Ceylon and ill
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      Guna 'books' third trip
      326 21  -  ERNEST FRIDA VETERAN HURDLER MAKES THE GRADE By jyjIGALE Gunasena, the veteran Singapore 400 metres hurdler, has booked himself a third appearance in the Seap Games at Bangkok in December. Guna, 33 and father of three, clocked 53.95 pc in yesterday's trials to beat the qualifying
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      Lock icon Aussie to help NSFM prepare booklets
      225 21  - Aussie to help NSFM prepare booklets M. RAHMAN By ANTHONY Sedgwlck. an Australian physical educationist, will help the National Sports Foundation of Malaysia prepare booklets on physical fitness specially adapted for Malaysians. Mr. S^dgwick, had riisrusslon with Tan Sri Talb bin Hajl Andak. Executive Director of the NBFM. In Kuala
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      S'pore lose again
      89 21 SEOUL, Thurs Singapore met their seventh successive defeat in the fourth Asinn basketball championship herp today when they went down 82-69 to Thailand In other mstriies. tn» Philippuies mainlined their unbeaten r»cnrd wttta h |ot-M vletorjr over Hong Kong India be*t M< l.vpn P3-«1 md F-->rrnos4 be^t
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      SRU name training squad of 36
      137 21 SRU name training squad of 36 'THE Singapore Rugby Union i X selectors last ntgbt named players to train for the Seap Games at Bangkok in December. The tralng squad: H L. Miranda, Baharom Baba. Tallb. Lee Cheng Huat, Salleh, Kwan Yue Yong, Woodrapathy. Ong Tong Seng. Rudy Richards, Neo
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      Team of 12 for Bangkok
      53 21 THE oepak Raga A^oclltlon 1 of Malaysia will select a national t«am of 12 players lor the Benp Games in Bangkok in December Selection will be made at a meeting of the association Ut be held in Kuala Lumpur in mid-October." Tnrhe Yusoff tatiff. the
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      CYCLISTS QUALIFY
      35 21 Three Singapore cyoiists have qualified fT the 800 m and 1 «Oom road race events of the Seap Games at Banekok in December They are Kanvan Salim. R"hani Sukari and Ayoub M. Shah.
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      13-13 DRAW
      34 21 T'rhnical Institute. Pemng. *nd sultan Abdul Hamid Coil's* of Alor Star drew 13-13 in their ■bum! rurepr m^tch at B<*u Lanchnne l^ane. Penang. yetterday. each side scoring two goals and a penalty
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      Umno Youths look safe
      316 21  -  TONY FRANCIS S'GOR SOCCER By ITMNO Youths have virtually made certain of winning the F.A. of Selangor Open League First Division title for the fifth consecutive year. After yesterday's matches In Kuala Lumpur, Umno, with a game In hand, havp a four-point lead over svmnd -placed
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        41 21 Central Kedah league iSp Patanl): Ibrahim Sch. "A' 2 Sekolah Khtr Johari 0. L. Perak women's league (T. Ansoni: NU Teachers 4 DTC 0. Talping league: CRC 2 Tele> corns 1 Fuendlj 'Pont.ianV Pontian 1 Medical 6C J. B-ihru 0.
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        SOCCER
        45 21 Voon Cup Ipoh i Malays 4 KED 1 Gort. Pervirea tourney < Ipoh i NCT 1 DID 1 Harvey Shield <Sltlawan>: DID 6 Boardb 0 Folliot Cup final fSeretnbam: 1 Recce. Pt. Dickson 5 Srremban Rangerb 2 fund match <Kiumt>: Garrison 5 Klu«ng Civilianb 2.
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      SPURS CLEAR CUP HURDLE IN SEVEN-GOAL THRILLER
      539 21 WORLD SOCCER ROUNDUP LONDON. Thurs. Four goals In the la<-t nine thrill-packed minutes hlghhgtpd the European CupWinners Cup match bet *een Tottenham Hotspur and Hajduk Split of Yugoslavia here last night. Spurs. 2-0 winners in the first-leg of this preliminary round tie. were
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      Selangor under-23 should do well v Perak
      403 21  - Selangor under-23 should do well v Perak John Owen-Davies RUGBY NOTES by /\N the strength of x/ recent trials the Selangor Under-23 XV should clve pood account of themselvet against Perak Under--23 at Ipnh tomorrow. Thp tpam will bf rhos»n after a final prartlc* r»n trip Kuala Lumpur Padans at
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    Rumours baseless, says delegation
    235 22 KU \L A LUMPI K. Thurs.— A joint delegation from the ChiMM Assemble Hall and the Solangor Chinese Chamber of Commerce today described allegations against Kothman* ;is 'completely unfounded This Inlliiwi-d a visit to the factory by more th.in 100 ri'prrsi'iitatixrs of the two organisations to
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    Passing-out parade
    59 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The executive officer of the Singapore Nhv.il Volunteer Force. Mr Gill Singh will inspect passing-out parade cl recruits at ilie Sea Cadet Corps headquarters in Kallaug on Saturday at 5.30 p.m. H-: will al'O present cci tllicales to outstanding cadet.s and 89 -ea cadets, who will
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    Lock icon Liu and his men ousted, says Chou
    233 22 PEKING, Thurs. Mr. Chou En-lai claimed yesterday that Head of State Liv Shao-chi and a handful of his supporters had been overthrown and that the Communist Party had been strengthened under the hand of Chairman Mao. Mr. Chou made the assertion in a
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    LONDON STOCKS
    406 22 LONDON, Thurs.—The Genera) Electric bid for Associated Electrical Industries and a spate of results from leading companies dominated the London stock market today, making for uncertain tradIng conditions. At the close the market was showing little on-balance change. An earlier lower trend was replaced In the afternoon by
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    Reds make it dollars for his thoughts – Mao's that is
    270 22  - Reds make it dollars for his thoughts Mao's that is REJAL ARBEE By JOHORE BAH R U. Thurs. Pro-com-munist elements here have devised an ingenious way of distributing Chairman Mao's thoughts through the new Malaysian curr c n c y notes. Johore police, in raid on tfee Tampoi branch of
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    Col. Khong the first Malaysian to get top army job
    218 22 KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday. l IEUT-COL. Khonfl Kirn Kong, 36, today became the first Malaysian to hike command of Headquarters Malaysian Engineer! (Field). Formerly the principal officer in th< tics division ol ti nistiy Dl D succeeds Lieut -Col. ci H.
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    DEATHS
    46 22 RASINCAR NAGAMANI P. liiambiah Cu-toms Officer, lobor* Rahru. pMMd a■• :iy peacefully la Kupi'iilnn Oylon on '..'7-9-67. MOHD. ZAIN MUSSAIN, Quart Malayan Railway departed on 2% 9.«7 at tt mornlnK Kuala Lumpur. Hit family thank all who ar^isU'd and wtrt ir« Rent throughout their bereavement.
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      295 22 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words Sl5 (minimum) »on ro »taß. BuriK^ir Waid PEREIRA anrt Anrtr w K K i* po,.> ~'.i(J CHAN LEONC BMW "»>> •..un Hmu I:Kn«r Ilh d <. Mr. aod Mr. I Hun .N'bm on l'S-u-67 CAMBRIDGE 1 1 EXAMINATIONS I Eg success minded students join Ljj I
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