The Straits Times, 7 June 1969

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    25 1 "RJcsiyB^yERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 The Straits Times Nations! Newspapf Estd. 1845 SATTKDAY. JUNE 7. 1%9 15 CINTB K.D.N. 3104 MX. (P) No. 0723
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    Lee: We'll smack them down HARD
    1245 1 Prime Minister warns the trouble-makers SINGAPORE, Friday THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Tew, today warned people taking the low into their own hands that the Government would smack them down firmly. Ami. il there \\;is evidence to justify it. ";i criminal prosecution will
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    FORM ONE CLASSES TO REOPEN ON MONDAY
    417 1 FORM ONE CLASSES TO REOPEN ON MONDAY lii Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR. Friday j (>l \SSE8 for pupils in I hi in om- ami I «o .mil the reimue etaafM in -i hoola ln-rc ami in Petalin{ .1 i x will reopen on Monday, f'om 1J.I."> p.m. M m 1 Ins
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    Incident free 24 hours after clean-up campaign
    345 1  - Incident free 24 hours after clean-up campaign JACKIE SAM By SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore was absolutely tree ot incidents in the last 24 hours. A speedy return to normal is now expected. This Improvement Is attributed directly to the firm preventive raids by th<* police over the last three days during
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    Tengku in hospital for eye operation
    123 1 Tengku in hospital for eye operation KUALA LUMPUR, Fri.-Tengku Abdul Rahman was admitted to the University Hospital this evening for an eye operation. A medical bulletin Issued by his personal physician Dato iDr. > R.P. rillai. -salci the Prime Minister was expected to he operated on tomorrow, morning. Mi. Redmond
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    NEW SINO-SOVIET BORDER CLASH
    119 1 HONCi KOMi. Kri. < hm.i today accusrd th. Soviet I'nion of killing at least one Chinese frontier guard and kidnapping 1« other Chinrv in a fre>h fhireup of violence on the Sino-Sotirt border. In a strone protest note delivered to the Soviet Eaabaaay in Pr-kinic. the
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    RAZAK TO LEAD TEAM TO CANBERRA
    140 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Deputy Prime Minister and Director of Oper.it ions. Tun Abdul Razak.. will lead a nineman Malaysiai. delegation to the live-power defence talks opening in Canberra on June 10 Other members of the team are: The Chief of the Armed Forces
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    Lock icon Demonstrating Tartars held
    33 1 MOSCOW. Pil -Six Crimean I Tartars were detained M thrv staved a demonstration in central Moscow Square today nuainst aliened presec-utiun of their minority race by the Sovie' authorities Reuter.
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    Lock icon Mortar duel
    23 1 BEIRUT. Frt Lebanese and Isiaeli tOM exchanged mortar Rr for 30 minutes early today I an official spokesman announri cd. Reuter
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    78 1 SO-EXCITED MISS SELANGOR FALLS INTO SWIMMING POOL ROSKMARY WAN. 20, won the Miss Selangnr 1!M>!» title yesterday with ;i l>ii; s|»l.isli sin- Fell into the swimming pod al Ihe Federal Hole! in Kuala Lumpur as the results were lu-inj; announced. Bui Rosemary was immediately rescued and here slu- is
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    Lock icon Stock mart: Full time trading again
    89 1 Stock mart: Full time trading again By GEOFFREY BOLANO SINGAPORE, h o por the flrs! tune since May 13 both trading rooms ol the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and port' will be working full time together from Monday. he commll the din Too, had d The new jour-hour tradli lor
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    Lock icon STOP PRESS
    25 1 PASV.OILIS ttChTWm ATHENS. Fri dro> Panaroali* I of trylnt to c.rffk Prim* M :r Papador pctaon and bu drachma price it, today. Rcuter
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      3 1 DON'T spread rumours
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK
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      Lock icon Prince Charles lets out a secret: I admire Cromwell
      202 2 Pr::. L .d today t: uted thf iturjr the arch. Qili :nay one day be narle.s the d "Cha: i Mrely splendid and innocent as I ha .^ht I admire Cromwell, I must -ay." The prince nave a 50-mln-ute interview at
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      Lock icon The Red east
      14 2 DAMA8CU8. Fr! Swia f\irtnl«l full diplomatic recognition to East G«rmam Router.
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      LOST IN ONE BLOW-THE SAGE BROTHERS
      133 2 TWE three Sage brothers, lost at sea following the collision between their ship, the I S destroyer F.vans, and tin- Australian aircraft carrier Melbourne, are shown in a photo taken last March. From left. <iary, Gregory and Kelly, were the sons of Mr. and
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      Lock icon China ties: US willing
      70 2 WASHINGTON FYI Ti.e L'nr.«d Stales is willing to takr steps to establish frlrnd'.v i flat ions wttli Communist Chinu but has raeilvad no tneoung*mem Irom Peking. Secretary of State Mr William P. Rogers yesterday. Mr Rogers told a news conference tha- :he US ha.« tried on
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      Plans for big hovercraft
      30 2 dhipbuilci:i.s and U-.^.ne>-iing Compaiiy h •.> .-taitrd basic de- mi, r«ft, Mitxul hoi^s to complete a prototype of the model by the end of nex" jear. Reulef.
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      Lock icon Christine's surprise comeback at actor's reception
      164 2 Christine's surprise comeback at actor's reception I ONDON, Frl Christine Keeler, the centre of the Protunio acandal mat rocked ihe tfntun Government in \-..bJ. made a surpn>t appear.nice yesti-niay at a Press reception lur American flim .star Steve McQueen. Miss Keeier, 27. said ihe had been writing a book tnat
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      Housemen...
      34 2 NEW YORK Fn -Anthropolog.-'. Margaret Mead »ays a switch in sexuai rolti u^ in the oiling and mm may actually discover they want to stay home :n mind the children no-.\." A P.
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      Lock icon Crash kills 40
      24 2 MANILA. Fr: K.iry people »rre killed and 21 others iniurr<\ when bus plunged Ma <irep r«vlne in Baler. Cjuez^n province. AP
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      Lock icon Ayub's son accused of land fraud
      128 2 Ayub's son accused of land fraud ITARACHI, Fri. -Capt. 1X Akhter Ayub, eldest son of former Pie sident Ayub Khan, has been charged with fraudulently acquiring land from a woman. The woman. Mussmal Shamln Akhter. alleged :hat Capt. Ayub deprived her of 75 acres of land In the Ayub family's
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      Lock icon All for Belinda, 8
      42 2 URISTOL. Frl. A circus cxvr a show especially for an eifht-year-olcl hrart patient here yesterday For Belinda Pratten. who is recovering from i hole m-thr-hrart operation, couldn't mingle with the crowds because of the llsfc of infection. —Reutrr.
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      Final say—even in the House
      42 2 Final say —even in the House SAIGON. Vr\ Woman Deputy Trail ihi H»a had her final say m thp of Repre»en'a<i'> e« tfurtl argtimen' with male colleague she Ijelted him with lie: handout: It brought .in abrupt end u> the aruuinent Rpuler
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      Lock icon Arabs on trial
      31 2 TLL AVIV. rYi. five V'una Atabo UKhuuna teacher and •> schoniciri went on i I.ydda accused of planting bombs at a Jerusalem supermarket and at the British (■msu;a:( Renter
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      Lock icon RHODESIA: CALL FOR TOUGHER MEASURES
      231 2 RHODESIA: CALL FOR TOUGHER MEASURES NEW YORK. Friday. AFRICAN and Asian members said yesterdtf that Security Council-ordered sanctions against Eliodesia had proved ln< tivp and that tho time had come for more stringent measures to f>nd the white rebellion. Th-v notified tlir U N. Committee on Colonialism that a resolution
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      33 2 THE GAMBOLS by Barry Appleby C— ->. "1 Kw&LL. OlO 1OU CALL Oi I fPO VOU TELL WM^ II IS TWAT VfcxO e l?A3WO«?r AMP TELL WE'D SUE HIW iFr^ /^E SETTLED IT A
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    Doctor: Stowaway Ramirez would have died if...
    209 3 Doctor: Stowaway Ramirez would have died if... MADRID, Itt A Spanish specialist said today that thi' heart of Cuoan refugee Armando Socarras Ramirez probably stopped beating during his dramatic escape from ma to Madrid in the wheel bay of a Jet airliner. Socarras, 22, endured temperatures of at least 40
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    Lock icon Maxwell picks his editor of the Sun
    99 3 Maxwell picks his editor of the Sun \IANCHESTER, Fn 1 Millionaire publisher. Mr. Robert Maxwell, last night named Sunday Times managing editor Mike Randall. 49. as editor of his proposed new Socialist daily. Mr. M.!V.vrl> a I.■bur MP ha* put Icrward propwli to take o\r: the ailing national nruMiapei. the
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    Lock icon Copter crashes
    27 3 PARIS. Frl. An American 1 built helicopter crashed \esicrclay during a flight exhibition at the 28th biennial Paris air ■BMW. rtie pilot was killed AP.
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    Lock icon England-bound
    16 3 TORONTO. Krl Beatle John Lenr.on and liis wife Yoko Ono headed lor England today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Arab bid to free occupied areas next winter, says editor
    284 3 i 1 J CAIRO. Frid.y j J _J T H AEra£Xtbirto d SLSi terries SSupied YE rael will deiinltely take P',aC, e dU mo n ,fths heaCTlo n sl wln?J-n^ „f President £°"«rUL-inrJd tod iv Nasser declared today The editor
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    Lock icon THE FACE OF TRAGEDY CAUGHT IN WAR SWEEP
    45 3 THE FACE OF TRAGEDY CAUGHT IN WAR SWEEP \|OTHER and baby in South Vietnam. The tragedy of war is reflected in the face of this woman during Operation Lamar Plain by the 101 st Airborne Division, 10 miles fom Tarn Ky.— UPI r jdio picture.
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    Dummy parachute drops to mark D-day
    207 3 Dummy parachute drops to mark D-day DAHIS. F'ri. Parachutes with dummies attached fluttered down on St. Mere £gli.M\ town la>t niKiu I in a dramatic and poignunt rtminder of the D-day Invasion of Normandy 25 1 years ago. The parachute drop climaxed a day of ceremonies the first of three
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    Nixon is likely to declare troop pullout at Midway
    438 3 Nixon is likely to declare troop pullout at Midway LOS ANGELES, Friday. AMERICAN officials indicated that a major announcement possibly foreshadowing an early withdrawal of some troops from Vietnam will be made at the U.S.-South Vietnamese summit talks on Midway Island on Sunday. President Nixon was reported to feel the
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    Lock icon More tanks
    31 3 NEW DELHI. Fri. The Statesman reported today that 60 more Soviet lank* had arm- l| ed in Pakistan. This brought the total of Soviet-supplied tanks to about 100. UPI
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      169 3 OUR ONCE A YEAR 10th Q ANNIVERSARY THIS IS THE BIG ONE BOOMING WITH BIGGER BARGAINS AND YOU PICK FROM OUR HUGE STOCKS LADIES MENS TRAPEZE STRETCH ARROW" SPORTS SHUTS SLACKS Sf.fO 0«d Mini J HO 'TRAPEZE" STRETCH "HOT HOD" FANCr SKIRTS t.fO SPORT SHIRTS 4.V0 "CONTISSA" PRINTtO '4 TITORON
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      216 3 YOUR DAUGHTER CAN STUDY IN NEW ZEALAND!! VISITING PREMIER COLLEGE DIRECTOR, MR. W. POWER, 8.A., L.5.8.M.. A 1.1. MA. A- I M J* htr* for vtry brief visit to advise parents and student*. Alt girls are prepared for 4 Diplomat in Secretarial Subjects. The College arranges concession travel and family
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    Man poses as pilot to steal car
    124 4 Man poses as pilot to steal car SINGAPORE, Frl. Shell Company executive, Mr. G. Ashford, advertised the sale of his $3,800 car an Oct. 2 last year. A man po*in< as a buyer called. He waa dressed at a pilot of the Indonesian airUne* Gamda. He gave his name as
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    Retirement benefits: Status quo is urged
    504 4  -  FRANCIS ROZARIO ARBITRATION CASE ■E SINGAPORE, Friday AN Employs*' Federation representative today urged the Industrial Arbitration Court to retain the status quo on the amount ol retirement benefits for workers in the Republic He said this was In view of the increased rate of
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    Mobile X-ray at church
    37 4 SINOAPORE. Frl The Singapore Antl Tuberculosis Association's mobile X-ray unit will be stationed at the Church of Blessed Sacrament. Commonwealth Drive, between 5 30 pjn. and 9 pm from June 9 to 17.
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    U.S. singer who likes unusual headgear
    143 4 MARJORIE Mussman (above) is an American MnRfr. She aim is a eirl with a flair for exotic hats She arrived at Singapore airport yesterday from Bali, wearing a Balinese dancer's headdress. She is here for a week with the First Chamber Danre Quartet of
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    Capital investment body for Malaysia
    257 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri fPHE Government today set up a high-powered capital investment committee to boost and streamline industrial development throughout the country. The former Minister ol Finance, Tun Tan 81ew 81n. I now the Minister with Special Duties, Is to head the committee, composed of
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    DEVELOPMENT BANKofS'PORE SURPRISES ASIAN BANKS
    177 4 DEVELOPMENT BANKofS'PORE SURPRISES ASIAN BANKS SINGAPORE, Frl. Development banks in Asia have expressed surprise over the speed in which the Development Bank of Singapore (DBS) is progressing. It was stated by the president of the DBS, Mr. Hon Sui Sen this evening, on his return from Berlin after a weeklonn
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      77 4 I DAY bEASOfl uom %»tun»j fun* duly it 8.30 p m it th. Nllional Thntre ricmti it ji, n. si. Special 'amity Mitiiw*. iunoiy 15th Junt at 4.00 DM T.cmt> it n. tfom: NltiMal Tktttrt, RNilStM. C R Tint 1 Clll StHift OPINS TODAY: 1 p m. Sunil Dutt Leelo
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      55 4 fir tZTake (jcr B&Ije'U lobe P- yeftrrt Original lonbon AttaUioutr. E im *■>■!* MANtlOHft O*CN*«0 att. t-tolC fl j9 *mokf houi r *ott I, Sj chii« >«n«n "3 DIAMOND (Airconditioned| Open, Today: 3 30 ft 7.10 p.m. Jayo Shankar K. R Viiaya in "PAAL MANAM" Tamil plus "N«m«thu Aratti" mwhI
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      258 4 rVrii\iuTV film ri"i;>ii"i m J Urnler the distinguished patronage of the President of tne ,1 Republic of Singapore. INCHE YUSOF BIN ISHAK B rZl Organised by UNIVERSITY OF W^ SINGAPORE STUDENTS' UNION 8 \B5?v in ai of the NATIONAL KIDNEY FOUNDATION FUND C» Momgr.i |y COSOIl (Si LTD. t S«£»T
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    S'PORE YARD TO BUILD PATROL BOATS
    104 5 S'PORE YARD TO BUILD PATROL BOATS OINUAPORE. Fri. A Tanjong Rhu shipyard will start building Singapore's first locally-made fast patrol boats ne:;t week. Vo>per Thornycro't Uniteers Ltd which was awarded a $30 million gorernmeni contract last Jui v to build six 110-feet patrol boats, will hold a keel-laying ceremony next
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    Rescue at sea
    40 5 SINGAPORE Kri -A 16 mm colour film entitled Rescue from Disaster' will i>c presented to the tiaimii- sluii Singapore bv t lie managing director of Orient Lkjyd. Mr H Marshal:, at lo a m on June 13.
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    Colourful Strauss Gypsy Baron
    213 5 SINGAPORE. !r! A oiiuurtun.v I'u^tiirned but restrained rendering of the well-known Johann Strauss operetta The Gypsy Baron was presented by The BceneshlftcTs. The production iieeded spontaneity, gale*. and v in a successful presentation of this operetta. Pong Hoe BeiiK tnadr the most of hlj role a.s
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    PING-PONG for PARALYSED
    43 5 SINGAPOKK. Fri. The annual table tennis touriiamrnt (or paralysed patients at the General lio>pi'.al uill be beld at Z p.m. tomorrow at Ward 37. It is organised by the hospital's physiotherapy department and the Society for Aid to the Paralysed.
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    D-FUND: LIM LAUDS PUBLIC 'A WARENESS'
    308 5 D-FUND: LIM LAUDS PUBLIC 'A WARENESS' SINGAPORE. Friday r pHE Minister for Defence, Mr. Lim Kirn San, today praised the people of Singapore for their awareness of the importance of the Republic's defence and their contributions to the National Defence Fund. The fund passed the $8.5 million mark today, with
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    Yard's $3m contract
    47 5 SINOAPORE. Fri. Jurong Shipyard Ltd. today signed a $3million contract to build five vessels for the Straits Steamship Ltd.. of Singapore. The contract Is (or shallowdraft vessels —one ne. three barges and a coa&ler —ai.d they are scheduled to go Into service in 1970.
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    Canadians in joint venture: 'More soon'
    176 5 Canadians in joint venture: 'More soon' SINGAPORE. Frl. A Canadian m yon-mem-ber trade mission from Ontario left this evening after it had decided to enter a Joint partnership with a Si:. «iipore liim dealing with construction chemicals. The leader. Mr. Robert A Crichton who is an official rrmn Ontario's Department
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    Insurance chief
    26 5 SINOAPORE. Fii —Mr Alan Tan Hwa Soon has been elected president of the Singapore Insurance Companies Employees Union with Mr. Charlie Kon v ■ecretaxy.
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    Japan aid to boost Singapore textiles
    249 5  - Japan aid to boost Singapore textiles ARTHUR RICHARDS By SINGAPORE. I'd. THE Toyo Menka Kaisha Ltd. a loading Japanese trading firm will help to make Singapore a leading textile manufacturing and distributing centre in Asia. This promise was made today by the company's local manager. Mr. T. Oda. before he
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    Toto draw
    27 5 SINGAPORE Fii Tlu Commissionei of 1.a:.«. hr Armstrong. w'ii chair thi panel officiating at the nex Toto draw at TV Sn. studios on Sunday afternoon
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    PO Bank: Record new accounts
    98 5 SINGAPORE. FTi. TlH 1 a record number ol accouni.i opened la>! n a total of 26.449. which >re than the combined j figure lor the fir-^t four months of the campaign. launched last September to get more domestic savings. The amount deported 4 the month
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    KX-S'PORE ARTIST FINED FOR KILLING WOMAN IN CAR CRASH
    159 7  - KX-S'PORE ARTIST FINED FOR KILLING WOMAN IN CAR CRASH TIM TREE From SYDNXY, Fri.- A former Singapore artist, Donald George Badlor. pleaded guilty here to manslaughter and culpable driving. v given a two-year suspended jail sentence and fined As6oo. His licence was suspended t<>r Tour Badior. 37. drove his through
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    Aussies will continue to invest, says envoy
    222 7  - Aussies will continue to invest, says envoy K. SUGUMARAN By I Kuala Lumpur, Friday AUSTRALIAN investors will continue to show confidence in Malaysia despite the recent disturbances, the outgoing Australian High Commissionei, Mr. A. J. Eastman, said today. "I am quite sure that Australians who have already invested here will
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    New Zealand nurse seeks hitch-hiker Anne
    88 7 DCNANG, Fri A nurse from New Zealand. Heather Railton, is anxious to set in touch with Australian hitch-hiker Anne Irwin, who passed through Penan* recently on her way overland to England. Miss Railton, 22, has written to the Straits limes here saying she would
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    Blue film bribe: Constable gets a year's jail
    94 7 Blue film bribe: Constable gets a year's jail SINGAPORE, Fri. Police constable Teo Choo Pee, 22. was today jailed for a year by a district court wnen he admitted aeinandlng a $150 bribe fro m a blue rilm operator. The court heard that Teo was instructed on April 12 to
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    Marked notes
    97 7 Tan and his boas, cneong Hwa Kwee, a sell -con teased blue ttlm operator, met Teo t.ir next day and they agreed on a .sum ot Sibu to be paid the next day. The Corrupt Practice* Investigation Bureau on being miormed of the matter 'landed Cheong $lt>o in
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    MISSING: A MOTHER OF SEVEN
    75 7 MISSING: A MOTHER OF SEVEN BUTTER WORTH. Frl. A mother of seven children. Madam Wong Ooi How. 33, has been missing from her Jalan Pa'abu home for more than a month. Her husband Mr. Chin Pek Kum who works In Sabah as a carpenter, said she left their home here
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    Work begins on patrol boats
    55 7 SINOAPORE. Frl. Construct ion work on tour oi six 110-foot fast patrol boats ior the Government has begun at Taniunsc Rhu Vosper Thornycrolt Uniteers Ltd.. who were awarded a tiO milllun contract In Junr last year, yesterday announced that ke«l-laylng ceremony for th« first boat
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    Tearful parting at Subang
    77 7 jyjRS. Eastman wipes away the tears from Puan Sri Khatijah, wife of the Permanent Secretary to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Tan Sri Ghazali. Puan Sri Khatijah had come to bid farewell to the Eastmans. But saying goodbye was too much for Puan Sri Khatijah. She
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    Hydrofoil to make trial run
    60 7 Hydrofoil to make trial run I pENAM.. Fri. lhe lnd<>--1 nesian hydrofoil Dharma Putra I will arrhr here tomorrow aftc.noim on a trial run from Belawan. When the ser\ice M.irtv the hydrofoil, owned by Wejisasa Lines in lndone sia, is expected to ply on alternate d:i>> The hydrofoil is expected
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    Surprise show for London in bid to win back
    151 7 Surprise show for London in bid to win back tourists V V ALA I.UMPUR, IV i- ri Malaysian arts and crafts from the included exhibition in The will now be sent to Britain lor an unscheduled showing The Director of Tourism. Inche Oman Siru. .said thi» n to revive the
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      210 7 Straits Times Crossword BBj MB BB WM WM \i Ko>» i3 dpuri- ueorne lit* fianve igffiXii^' w jam, ho 10. The donor', condition ts cruel 1 M ux rhpfi 12. in^v* U .na. of en- 5 a, fn e d n e e s y y .rw Sr 4v ernioe
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    'NOT LIABLE TO MAKE GOOD' $247,000 loss of income to estate suit is dismissed
    464 8  - 'NOT LIABLE TO MAKE GOOD' $247,000 loss of income to estate suit is dismissed T. F. HWANG By SINGAPORE. Friday THE lli^li Court todav dismissed a civil suit in connection with a purported $247,500 loss of income to the estate of the late Mr. Tan Tye pver a period of
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    No flags on Flag Day
    58 8 SINGAPORE. Frt June 14 will be the annual Hag day of the Singapore After-Care Association but no nags will be sold For the Dnt time, match fold- ers will be sold Instead. Tlie association, which the rehabilitation of illschai i;eii prisoners, al>o needs more helpers.
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    60-mile car rally for university students and staff
    141 8 60-mile car rally for university students and staff SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore University Stu(Jnion v. 1 1 hold a 60ymile motor rally later thii month u p.irt of its orientation artivitie.s. There will be lour teats of driving .-kill along flat laterlte sections of the route. The rally open to both
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    Govt doctors and dentists association
    91 8 Govt doctors and dentists association SINGAPORE. Frl. Dr. Boey Hong Khlm has been elected president of the Singapore Government Medical and Dental Officers' Association The vicepresident Is Dr S Kumerapathy. Other officials are: Secretary, Dr Mail Guan Kong; a.^st. secretaries. Dr. NKS. Iyer and Dr. Goh Beng Telk; treasurer, Dr.
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    BLOOD DONOR TIMES AT OUTRAM GH
    102 8 BLOOD DONOR TIMES AT OUTRAM GH SINGAPORE Fn. The rtvi.sed time now lor blood donor session.- at the centre at Outram Road General Hospital arc irom 8 am. to 5 p.m. (including the lunch !.our» from Monday.-, to Friday*, and from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Saturdays. For June
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    Lecture
    36 8 SINGAPORE. Fri A con(Ultant surgeon. Mr. Norman A. Matheson of Aberdeen. Scotland will (jive a public lecture on "Venous thrombosis prophylaxis' at the pathology theatre. Outratn Road Oenentl Hospital al S 15 p.m on Monday.
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    Lee inspects cadets at Raffles Institution
    138 8 111! K Prime Minuter, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. inspr< ting the guard of honour formed by the Raffle In stitution'.s national cadet BMW at the school's Founder's Day ceremony j day morning. Behind him i.s the school principal. Mr. Philip Liau. Mr. I. it.
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    QUEEN OF SINGAPORE CONTEST
    97 8 QUEEN OF SINGAPORE CONTEST SINGAPORE, The people of Bukit Panjang will commemorate the 150U) iry of the founding of Singapore with a series of functions in August, starting with a grand carnival at the Bukit. Panjang Government School field. It will include a lalentimr in the four languages—Chinese. Malay, Indian
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    Town planning officials
    51 8 SINGAPORE, Frl Mr. Chu» Peng Chye has been elected chairman of the Sin branch of the Town V Institute. Vice-chairmen are Mr Tan Jake Hooi and Mr Chong Other officials an Mr Loh Sre Hone: ti Mr. Chou Bok Lam. Comi Mr. Alan CtMM Mr. Fung T\p\\
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    Poetry-reading at library
    29 8 SINOAPORF Pri The ProPro! William jay Sniili poeir> -leading 3 ei:. ren and parents at the < hildren aection of the National Librtry •t 10 «.m. tomorrow
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      83 8 "jj |/»OOFVBfrSOPBH I/ NO SMOKE FWOM THE M I *u\i ic -nj C at 1 «n^.-^ ..»^.JTI V JUSTENOUCWO' (BOILER BOOM. uOOKS I 1 1< aVTijW^H^S^ TmUXStUDir, HOVERS iSTV m V \S» USTO^yffl NOT GOIN THE fora an* of hecomjaksamce I S/s v I P ONT door?* muses V®! /"WJT-MOV/
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    Plea by 90 guilds: Join Cabinet
    237 9 'FULL CONFIDENCE IN TUN TAN* KUALA LUMPUR. Friday TWO hundred representatives of more than 90 Chinese associations and guilds in Selangor today unanimously urged the MCA to rejoin the Cabinet and State governments "as soon as possible." The resolution was adopted at an emergency
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    Singer Julie offers reward for return of $9,000 ring
    247 9 Singer Julie offers reward for return of $9,000 ring By ARTHUR RICHARDS: Singapore, Friday gINGING star Miss Julie Grant spent five hours at Paya Lebar airport this morning searching lor a $9,000 diamond studded platinum ring. She lost it yesterday on her return from a short visit to Kuala Lumpur.
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    Excise revenue up by $14m.
    64 9 SINGAPORE. Fn. CuMoma •nd Excise revenue to '>■ five months of this year came to nearly $95 million, an inof about *14 million our the same period tat v Official figures issued today showed that petroleum brought In the mn.st revenue $25,734.--000. Other main receipt*,
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    Dale Carnegie AA officials
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Fri Mr. Chla Yee Kirn Mas been elected president of the Rock Chapter of the Dale Carnet> Alumni Association Vice-presidents are Mr. Koh K«\ Tick and Mr Lim Soon Ann. snd secretary. Mr. Don Ttt'K
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    Two are jailed for assault
    59 9 SINGAPORE. Fri Two men were both jailed for three month* bj magistrate'! coon yesterday for assaulting a fellow labourer ■>' a coMtructV i' thi s.ii«.ipor» Armed Forces Trainine In.stitute camp. A"*' H.ii San and Thai Chenz Kun adnnltpu t n,z member.-, of an unlav ful
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    Spore teachers for Brunei
    38 9 SINOAPOM Ki.. a party of ft'yy" .I! mcundllient to Bl'lUUi will lc;i\c (l.i v I hi pottl left] :.;.,iv llir EtlucHtic.n Minu>try. Iiuhe M<>hiimod (;h.i,.i,i I. niiiil. will *#e thorn citT at the airport.
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    3 American teenagers on study-stay
    73 9 3 American teenagers on study-stay CINCiAPORE. Fri. 1 hree teenager* from Amcriea "ill spend t«o months getting acquainted with Singapore They will li\c with three families and attend classes at local n< luioN. Ihey are Stanley Ferguson tnm IHhuli, Cindy M u 1 1 frum Michiean and l.ori'f Anderson from
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    Minister's date
    31 9 1POH, Fri. The Mnirtf of A-rnculture and Co-operatives, Hajl Ghazuli Jawi will open tlie Izzuddln than Religious i Secondary School's sports day here at 2 30 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Ex-MB sues for breach of contract
    76 9 Ex-MB sues for breach of contract SEREMB AN. Fri. The former Mentn Besar, Tan Sri (Dr.) Mohamed Said, has filed a writ in the High Court here against a private practitioner for breach of contract. Alternatively, Tan Sri Said la suing Dr. U.K. O'Kollohan for compensation for the use and
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    Appeal by wife to missing husband: Please divorce me
    149 9 Appeal by wife to missing husband: Please divorce me SINGAPORE, Fri.— Three months ago, Zubeida Kaders husband told her he was divorcing her. Later that same day. Mohained Ali Awang. 28. left her and their three children, and has not been traced since. Today. Zubeida came to Times House with
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    Council member
    32 9 SINGAPORE Fn. J lie Dean ui ibc Faculty at sin«ap<i!P University, Mr Edmund Im- M.t: Hiung. hat hern Ch member of uic Dnivenitj Council unMi tlie end of nr\t year.
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      78 9 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Hcimdahl "7 2 NEED /SORRY, ELMER I '"DWATi I HWAiN A SHAVE I I PAINTED TW' 1 HAVE AM IN THAT I IM A 1 1\ FLOOR LAST I IMPORTANT CA.SE, VAMmy/JfL mighti it I appoisttvemt/follerJ Vjp. -^aMKAlN l T QUITE I IM FIFTEEN A*^>d WAS
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      INDUSTRY THRIVES
      376 10 The first survey of industrial trends by the Federal ;>ment Au■i somewhat oisapixuntitic. but it v perm purpose has ■till to be graspi-d and the iently tu justify a i attempt towards the end o! tii( than half :nn <>f Malaysian turned the Operation, Tin I port and
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      SUMMIT AT MIDWAY
      505 10 and T: on Midway tho possibility of a partial withdrawal of American Smith Vietnam will t' i >^ r prominentl; .•':<ility will also ature <>i .< j v it 1 1 Mr. i- doiibtli M ich i mphasil on an Am- rican pull-out of from fifty t"
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      Scheduled drugs and patent medicines
      406 10 MR. Tan Ah Wee has rendered a service by drawing attention to the possibility of his being supplied with medicinethat may contain minute quantities of the .scheduled drugs, without hli knowledge and of his being penalised thereby for contravention of the Drug* (Prevention of Abuse
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    The other picture-true progress in India
    1059 10  -  WILLIAM J. COUGHLIN Temples and tigers, ghats and gurus— but also an impressive record of modernity by of The Los Angeles Times NEW DELHI TO much of the world. India evokes images of tigers and temples, gnats and gurus, elephants and mendicants. Those indeed
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      19 10 THORENS 'THE ROLLS-ROYCE" AMONGST TRANSCRIPTION TURNTABLES .JNN iys»- TD-124 (SERIES II) JEBSEN JESSEN ASI* INSURANCE BUILDING. SINGAPORE-l. T«l: *****/4
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      155 10 Institute of Business Administration MANAGEMENT DIPLOMA Many executive* with fbdr eyes em top management positions are seeking qaaiificatioas through the examinations of the Australia lastitnte of Bnxinea* Admimstralio*. Since its form a I too ia 1963, the IRA. has Trwwed wide recognition throughout South-East Asia as a training (round for
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    Miss Selangor makes big splash
    247 11  -  RUDY BELTRAN By ftUALA LUMPUR. Fri Twenty-year-oid commercial student Rosemary Wan made a big splash •m.s afternoon soon after being chosen Miss Selangor 1969 at. Federal Hotel ,mped for joy when the results were announced, slipped backwards Into the swimming; pool and tumbled in with—
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    BABY IN SARONG CRADLE FOUND HANGED
    63 11 gINGAFOKI FrL Mousfwu. h.m U.n '-in placed her year-old (Uuchter in i vimnc cradk before Was Wag <lothe<« la tin- li.ithroom. An hour later, when she returned to the bed- room. *he found the baby hanging by her neck from Ihe cradle, the toroner
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    A tampered passport: Man is fined
    67 11 A tampered passport: Man is fined PENANG Pri. R R«ma--43. «as today fined SiOO for po.v>ev>inK i Ma ayataa purport which h.iU been tamp» red with Inche Abdul Giiani Yu>. IT of the Immigration Department Hid that RaiiMnathan arrived tn PenaxiK on the Slate of Madras on May 8 When
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    Lock icon 'Hong Kong banker to direct Red activities in S'pore, Malaysia'
    131 11 'Hong Kong banker to direct Red activities in S'pore, Malaysia' IJONG KONG. Fri. 11 A Hong Kong banker has been given a new assignment in Communist Chinese activities in Malaysia and Singapore, the Star newspaper reported yesterday. It named the banker at LI Teuk-chih. lormerly attached to the Chinese mission
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    Family planning course
    61 11 Family planning course SEREMBAN. Fn Twenty mkUives from the State will attend a three-week course Ije- (inning on Monday at the ret rfional training centrr of Ulr National Family Planning Board tierr. Thry will Spi nd DM week at the maternity unit of the Oe- ncial H(>.spilal one week studying
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    US company fails to find oil at Lamunin
    122 11 US company fails to find oil at Lamunin BRINKI TOWN, Fri— The American-owned Sunrav Borneo Oil Co. has failed to find oil at its drilling; site at Lamunin, 35 miles from here. The company's operations manager, Mr. Fred B Williams, said the well uas abandoned because there had been no
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    Courts switch
    37 11 TAIPING. Fri Inche Abdul Malik bin Salleh. former president of Hie Raub Sessions Court, has succeeded Inche Moklitar bin Sedln. presHent of ■lie Bt here. Inche Mokhtar la to become a DPP in Kuala Lumpur.
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    Lock icon THE PILL BLAMED FOR A LOT OF UNRELATED DISEASES
    280 11 THE PILL BLAMED FOR A LOT OF UNRELATED DISEASES DANDOENG, Frl. Malaysian kamponji women have blamed the Pill for a wuiety of diswhich have nothli do with it. Each time thi.s happ< i.s a whispering can among the villagers result* In almu.vt wholesale page of this "much prelerred method" of
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    Woman's death 'misadventure'
    53 11 SINGAPORE Fn Teo Scow Chuan. 68. w clearing, rubbvh en the ierenth floor <>• the Hilton Hotel buildine. Much is under construction, on May 9 when sVie fell to her dc.ith. Site landed >>n a fourth floor bajconv. the cumin r. j i »a a Undine of
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      184 11 NOW DEPARTING GOLDEN TOURS OF EUROPE 1969 SPEND 26 INTEREST-PACKED DAYS TOURING ITALY, FRANCE, ENGLAND, HOLLAND, GERMANY, SWITZERLAND, LIECHTENSTEIN AND AUSTRIA FOR ONLY M/S$3,773/If you've always longed to take a Roman Holiday, shop in gay Pans, see Westminster Abbey and the discotheques in Swinging London, gather tulips from Amsterdam, behold
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      95 11 HIGH TIDES TODAY: Sedih Kechil 140 a.m. 8.5ft > 3.40 p.m. 1 7.4ft >; i Singapore 3.11 a.m. iglfti, I 5.25 pm 1 6.9ft); Port Dtckson 1139 am. (TJCt); Port Swettenhani 10.51 a.m. (14.2ft) 10 57 D.m 12 3ft Pen.mg 7.07 i6.3f 6.20 pm i7ft). liiMllKKOW: Sfdili Kechil 3.11 H.m
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      553 11 ON YOUR TV AND RADIO TODAY TV MALAYSIA (MWMIs Ku.iU I umpur Mcln Us; 7.35 The Many Uvps and fen.mt lp..h and o. Dobie Gil! MOK Boy MaU.i.i I,. Mm| IV.ili.trii 3 ftSiJT"""*"**" 8oo M-*™. ho !SS.-.3-«S? to 01 KSS3 ,nd 3 3% '-ngua^. 9.12 Duma Dt Sana mTh. f
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      118 11 TV SINGAPURA tHANNtl. 5 12 55 p M Bela\.r-;..h Baha**""s,t Kebans^iHti, 100 Woody Woodpecker 1 .30 The Land of the Giants Sabotage; 2.20 Treasure Man Who Wouldnt Die; 2.50 Fair Exchange A Woman's Place, 3 15 Sergeant Pres-nn of the Yukon The Golden Gif 345 Prince PUnet The Mvs>ry of
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      112 11 Out: 10 35 The 11th Hour Wonderful Madman CalU Me Beauty: 11.25 MiriniRhi Deser- K 12.55 Close. CHANNhl. S RIO A M wl 5 A.M. ETV for Schools: 5.00 BeUJar-iah Bah.t.-a Kebangsa«n irepea'.i. 5.05 Batman Cartoon; 5.30 Guest* «rd Ho Bill the Firemen; 5.55 Aud'ibon Wildlite Tlieatre Wild Life Island.
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    Lock icon SINGAPORE VARSITY STUDENTS LET THEIR HAIR DOWN FOR CHARITY
    269 12  - SINGAPORE VARSITY STUDENTS LET THEIR HAIR DOWN FOR CHARITY YAP CHENG TONG By CINGAPORL. Mi All wor^ 3 and no play makes Jack a dull boy and so Singapore University students let their hair down this morning at their annual rag and flag procession. In gay sweaters, jeans and sneakers
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    Shipyard in Johore Bahru gets Govt go-ahead
    291 12 Shipyard in Johore Bahru gets Govt go-ahead KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. A $10 MILLION shipyard, Limbongan Scudai Berhad, is to be started in Johore Bahru soon. Announcing this today, its chairman, Dato Syed Hashim bin Abdullah, said that plans for the shipyard, a Malaysian-owned project, had been approved by the Government.
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    'Gurnasia' talks postponed
    44 12 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Na'wnal Union of Tea-chers-spon.sinea international teachers conference Guruaaia" scheduled for Aucu.st 25. has been postponed to December More than 500 delegate! from 25 cuuntrifi are expected to attend the conference which will discusa the status of ebera
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    Goodwill team for Malacca
    47 12 MALACCA Frl. Th« State Operations Committee ha.s decided to set up goodwill committee under the chairmanship of the State Secretary. Wan balaidin bin Wan Lsmai;. The committee also decided to formulate plans for the relief and rehabilitation of peop">e affected during the disturbance*.
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    Call for cut in curfew
    57 12 MALACCA. Prl. Th« president of the Malacca Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Tan Kee Gale, has urged the Government to consider further relaxation of the curfew to enable small businessmen to r.irrv nn as u.-ual He said trusha-riflers. hawkers and restaurant, hotel and cinema owners
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    Man fined $300 for stabbing bill collector
    102 12 Man fined $300 for stabbing bill collector CINGAPORE. Krl. A retired clerk, Masllamony Jesudass. was today fined $300. or two months' jail. for stabbing a bill collector. Richard Tan Tai Kia*. yesterday. The magistrate's court was told that Tan had gone v.> Jesudas.>- s home i n Mci I,ing Street
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    20 FLEE FROM REST HOUSE BLAZE
    198 12 20 FLEE FROM REST HOUSE BLAZE I^UCHING, Fri. Two buildings within a mile of each other here caught fire about the same time early this morning. The Government Rest llmiM- was destroyed while the roof of the Majlis M.im building was damaged. i The police said later the ■m were
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    Heavy vehicles: Police plea
    44 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Heavy vehicles should not travel in busy roads at peak hours between 7 a.m. and 8.30 a.m.. Seiangor Traffic Police advised today. •These include road rollers, oil tankers, agricultural tractors, timber lor*l'.v bull-dozers and Municipal refuse vehicles.
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    Punch-up in a corridor: Clerk gets jail term
    270 12 Punch-up in a corridor: Clerk gets jail term SINGAPORE, Fri. A 35-year-old clerk told a court today that when he gave way to a retired British Army officer along a narrow corridor, the man tried to stab him. E A K. Mohamed Ghouse said thih when he denied a charge
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    Priest's silver jubilee
    68 12 SEREMBAN. Frl. The parish priest of the Church of the Visitation here. Rev. Father .mat. will celebrate his silver jubilee as a priest with an open air mass at 9 a.m. on Sunday. Father Limat. who was expelled by the Communists In 1953 after serving seven years
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    Party for 62 students
    55 12 PENANO. Frl. The VlceChancellor and Mrs. Hamzah Sendut have sent out Invitations to a tea party to meet the first intake of 62 undergraduates of the University of Penang. The party will be held at the quadrangle of the Malayan Teachers College. Bukit Olugor, here at
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    Muslim awards
    26 12 PENANG. Frl. The Btat« Pilrah (Islamic tithes. (I,m--mitter has decided to allocate a 'vi amount from it-s lunds for .-rholar.shipn for local Mu-slim students.
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    Nicholas Researchers built a better 'mouse-trap' to relieve millions from unnecessary suffering
    275 12 Nicholas Researchers built a better 'mouse-trap' to relieve millions from unnecessary suffering aSPRO', an analgesic of untM UL repute for some 50 yean, ha* J. only recently undergone tK« first ever change Medical scientists 1 <\r iir\elnpcd i new tvpc of tablet hi.h produce* rapid, powerful and sustained relief from
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      41 12 ALLEY OOP By V.T. Ham tin 60 THIS PUBLISHING \*ND THEY WAWT~^^^^^ /4g CUTFIT IS LAUNCHING MXJ TO DO /SOMETHING I I'LL SET IT/ f A N«W MAGAZINE, EM?/ A PICTURE I UKE THAT, 1 HISTORICAL TWW?Vvr-^^] Bl^ I'M CECILY SMTTH
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      85 13 I FEEL, as a motorist who has been resident in this country all my lile. that it is a great pity that we put such tremendous emphasis on trying to keep Sincapoiv clean and yet ailow a very high percentage of our motorists to drive in the
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      What a rumour did in Klang
      139 13 1/ LANG can tell the story of trouble caused by rumours. This happened on Monday, June 2. Around 1 1.00 a.m. rumours spread that there was trouble in Kuala Lumpur and went on to state there were disturbances in Klang too. This brought havoc
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      When the season car parks close
      195 13 VJL E refer to a letter regarding the removal of season car parks at Collyer Quay. By July 1. three large season car parks in Shenton Way and one in Philip Street will have to be closed due to the start of urban renewal
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      PLANTING BEAUTY IN A CITY
      134 13 A/S a visitor Here for a few months, I should like to mention hew impressed both I. and visitins friends, have been with the efforts at beautification and cleanliness in Singapore. The traffic i.'land gardens and pathside tree plantings arc delightful. and an examnle of
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      68 13 r takes a car about fifteen minutes to crawl from Chulia Street to Fullerton B u i 1 d i n k Would the O.C Traflic. nsrrve the flow of traffic aloni?:- Raffles Quay and Collyer Quay and Chulia Street. Raffles Place and Battery Ruad and see whether
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      TV for the curfew stay-ins
      81 13 TV for the curfew stay-ins VOT all viewers enjoy watching TV programmes die "it takes a thief. The Virginians, The Big Valley. Bonanza. Jerico. Hawk. The Saint and Combat." I find "Star Trek" in this space age interesting and "The Outer Limit.-," stimulating. We have had enough of violence in
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      86 13 TV Fan. <S.T. June 3'. is being very narrowminded in wanting the t e 1 e v ision programmes The Forsyte Saga. Star Trek. Ben Casey and Outer Limits to be withdrawn He should have watched Forsyte Saga from the beginning to know what it is about. I find it
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      46 13 T^ V Malaysia has done a marvellous job. T.V. Fan should note that some of the films he named for withdrawal belong to a .series and in fact are by no means dull and uninteresting. One man's meat is another man's poison ANOTHER FA> Prtalinc Jaya
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      48 13 I SY\iPATHISE with T.V. Fan who must stay at home and watch T.V. it la unfortunate he brands "dull and uninteresting the films he .sees. Obviously the subtlety and thoughtful themes In films like Ben Casfy and Btar Trek escape h.m. A pity. LAD KENCi ('HOT Kuala Lumpur
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      30 13 •CTAR TREK' and 'Outer Limits' are a pleasant, change from the westerns and detective serials. I hope. T.V. Malaysia will continue telecasting science fiction serials A TAN TOO Johore Bahru
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      386 13 I TRAVEL quite extensively by air but mainly in the U.S. and Europe. Recently, I had the opportunity ot flying to the Orient. Naturally, I was rather curious to find out the standard of service and efficiency among the Asian airlines
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      107 13 WAS shocked when my son who attends a Government Primary School in Katong. came home onp afternoon and told me that he and his classmates were interrogated by an inspector of schools regarding their own form teacher. This interrogation has left on my son a low impression of both
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    225 17 torn "hI 7 *""*NCI»J«»ITS y L.l_. I ,2. Nl-kor, aatata M, aSaakaZ f v k •''n™ll1 ManTaS'-M »»n'nhor) 31/32, London M Andhra 40 41. «J *nd Uians Us la/Tt p^ V Btar B*"*trl» I »rad r._«lZ^i. *L U"u 23/24 "7 1* 1 "■tv Krnmbor ."'tan'ker rs
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    27 17 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES June i>. RUBBER PRICE: 701 cents (down one-eighth of a cent). TIN PRICE: $610 (unchanged). Estimated offering 270 tons (up 20 tons).
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    Steadier trend in rubber continues
    293 17 Steadier trend in rubber continues rpHE steadier trend which A had developed right at the end of last week's tradIng, continued during the current week state H.CB. Co. Ltd. in their current Rubber Market review. June was taken up to Just above 71 cents on short-covering, some new buying and
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    Market leaders fall heavily
    334 17 Market leaders fall heavily MELBOURNE. Frt. DRICES sagged on the Melbourne Slock Exchange today wlih market leaders taking hea\y falls BHP touched $14.95 befo:e closing at $15, down 50 cents on the day and Colonial Sugar was 20 cents down at $7.34. In the mining and oil section. Great Boulder
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    96 17 CHINESE Product Euhlnm, tintapart, n«an doling prictt p«r picul yotUrday. Ctimut (III bulk S4»| afllera. drum JSlt aellen. Cora: Mixed if.oh) loos* Juaa/ July UK/Coat S31 B Pappcr: Munlok white |l-'2» aellcra. SanwHk white $120 atllera. apcclal Sarawak bltck »»2J wllera, (uMcd Lampontt Mack >m Mllcra (all Mb<<
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    40 17 ON me frtt xtnangi martial n Hone KotiK yeaterday tht U.I. Oiiiit wan quottd at 6 I ITS for T.T. aiid 6.1(1 tor aaMi. tlarling quoted at 14. M u>d •n» tatl tf g*M at 308. 87ft.
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    Straits Tin unchanged after big fall on Thursday
    325 17 Straits Tin unchanged after big fall on Thursday rE Straits tin price yesterday remained unchanged at $620 In Penang yesterday after Thursday s big tall of over $8 Demand was mainly irom the U.S.A. with some additional European support. In London on Thursday afternoon, the 3 months forward buyers' price
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    Rubber closes on quiet tone
    252 17 II NK flr»t grade rubber f.o.b. buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 70', cents per Ib. up ooe-eightb of a cent on Thursday's closing level. The tone was quiet. K.A S. and M.K.K. cloning prices in cenU per Ib.
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    Share prices are slightly down
    564 17 TRADING was quieter A in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday and turnover showed some contraction There was little sign of any short-covering before the weekend close down. Conditions opened quietly, but then eased following
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    342 17 MOVEMCN rtOF IHAHL PRICES BASED ON A COMPARISON OF LAST SALES IN THE (INCAPORE ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OP THE STOCK EXCHANGE YESTERDAV WERE: INDUSTRIALS: ACMA t 3 erni«>. iln Ca. < hi cental, Bornoa atrhad (+2 cento, Baustsad i I rent*>. Carnal i crnia>. C.
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    Additional machinery
    17 17 MALAYAN Tobacco state that a result of workIng hours being reduced arising from the curfew
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    1008 17 BUSINESS IN VM> KM'OKII.Ii TO THI. SINGAPOKL \M> KUALA LI MI'l K TKUMM. KOO.MS UK THr. STOCK K.XCHANGE YhSTtKDAY WITH THL M'MBtR OK 8HABE8 IK MM 1> SHOWN IN BKACKLTS IN LOTS OK l.'tOO. UNLESS OTIILKWISL SI'tCIHrD INDUSTRIALS: AtMA (1> $11*8; Ben and Co. (2) $2.07. (7) $2.08.
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    35 17 STOCK INDICES June 5 June t> Industrial*: 156.J7 155.89 1 Holds.; 83.47 85.30 PruprrUet: HIM 146.84 I m. 83.71 83.12 vS Rubber*: 109.62 1U9.S4 Dec. 30. lflbb Drc. 31. 1968 I"'" t Dec. 29. 1962
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    594 17 BIO AND OFFER PRICEk OFFl- i I CIALLV LltTEO AT THE CLOSE I OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE I AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC I ROOMS OF THE STOCK tXCHANCE I YESTERDAY WERE: a. ACMA 1.9S I 98 Ben Co 2"l» 2.10 Borneo Berhad 1 73 1.74 ramel Plywood
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    129 17 ■\Ht A«,.cl.tl.n .f Bank, in Ms!.,. KM'iiipiti made these rhanir* in Iti rates to merchants yesterday Itht following ntn are quoted to the equivalent of ont unit of foreign curremy) United State* Buying TT STO42A airmail OU HMIB; :>0 A M. »2 9675 trade hills. f?M23 trade bill*
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    19 17 In London on Thursday Malayan s r*r east <• I f. u.K July/ August in bulk *a* unchuund.
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    33 17 HONGKONG (S.langor) Rubber ammunces a final of 571 per cent n 75 per cent lor 1968 8U per cent", payable on July 15. The profit I £32.319 i of £33.062 (£32.970).
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    72 17 SABAH Timber will final dividend per cent making cent for 1968 agan i per cent A-one-for-one scrip Is proposed. The profit la (£2.062,337) be tore I 1.634.331 <£1.116.18n deducting minority li and pre-acquisition profit* Of £59.779 .£16.181). Capital aw sal.s added to r< s amounts tc
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    61 17 rE First Nation v Bank said In Nev. V rlc It had reached agreement In principle to acquire 76 MT cent of Hoiik i. F'ar East Bank and branches In the Crow i lony. The agreement is i to aprovii by the Colony Financial Secretary, the
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    131 17 rpHE Hongkong and 1 Shanghai Banklnporatlon has arm that it now hold* I cent or the equity of World Maritime Bahama.s Ltd.. a ship-owning compa;. gistered In Nassau World Maritime Bahama! offers long term d and owns 14 bulk earrleri and tankers all, except one,
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    Tins drift lower
    141 17 TINS driltcd lower li trading in Lon Thursday with Bei Tronoh, Tan." Ampat among the issu< s to show modest tails. Rubbers slightly easier w n-re changed and i recorded by Harcros and Golden Hope. Isolated firm i United Rubber and < on rumours of an Ind
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      471 17 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) NOTICE OF INTENDED DIVIDEND Bankruptcy No. 526/57 Laymat bin Alt ol No. 34A. Delta Avenur Singapore (Hospital Attendant). 153 b! V. Mohandas of No. 25, Burmali Road. Singapore. 8 (Storekeeper). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that first and final dividend* are intended to be declared In
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      2152 18 LION CITY ISCORT ladIM emu-tun tou «H Nutmeg Road off Orchard 3Os74. IVMT3. Mounthattcu Road. 8 por> DIAt CONTRACTORS Gcnrr*: rraov»t;i>m I' wiring r r#Mir>. Phin i FAIRLAOV SOCIAL ISCOKT i.(t'r« •hiny atlr»rtl\r l:< 1> PrinMp Stmt. fin/ii*.;. -i*\i J6»76v PRIVATI INVESTIGATION AGINCV iip I .it. tat on .el u
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      257 18 APPOINTMENTS THE SYMBOL OF TROPICAL PARADISE Invite application.-, from suitably qualiflei Singaport citizens for the following: Vacancies Minimum (Jualifi -atlorn Jr. Housekeeper 2 jrean Room Stewardess, age 20-25 yei Doormen Height a 6 Bilinaal. age unaer 35 years Brll B Sr> .ear*. Captains 3 yean experience, English educated. Bar Tenders
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      603 19 EACIORY_MANAGER REVERTEX LTD., a long-established, progressive and expanding Company with vorld-wide associates requires a Malaysian Citizen to take charge of production at its Kluang Factory where latex concentrates, latex compounas, and synthetic resin emulsions are monutactured. Age: 32-40 years. Qualificorions: A University Degree or equivalent professional qualification in Mechanical or
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      603 19 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD SINGAPORE Application* are Invited tram Singapore and Malaysian Citizens APPOINTMENT: CONTRACTS OFFICER ton initial 3 years contract) DUTIES; To take charge or the letting of contracts, estimating, costing, financial conti-'l of both building and civil engineering contracts let oy the Board The duties also include supervision of
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      416 19 MARKETING EXECUTIVE COLD STORAGE GROUP OF COMPANIES is actively searching for marketing men to join their Executive Team to keep pace with then expanding activities. Future prospects are ex cellent and current interest stimulating as well as rewarding. We are looking tor men with at least three years marketing experience
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      164 19 FINANCE EXECUTIVES SHELL offer challenging career opportunities for Singapore citizens who are qualified and preferably experienced men seeking interesting or J rewarding employment in one of the largest enterprises in South-east Asia. The requirement is for fully qualified Accountants or University graduates with Honours degrees in Business Administration or Accountancy.
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      128 19 KERAJAAN KELANTAH JAWATAN KOSONC man txu Ill K' •12| x 8-141 180 x 10 2 Ch*. i katan III di-da:.. i Sekolah InRi. belum 1957 iiohonan;> hencak-hih dlhuat di-atau Bun::, I u hfndak-!ah di-hai. Kp|i»ndak di-dalan. Am Peiujgal a, J.K.R. PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN TAWARAN.' Pe.iabat Jui I Peiak. Ipxiii h
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      Scorpio II looks all set for double
      565 20  -  EPSOM JEEP Bu gCORPIO II should win Race 4 at Ipoh today and complete a double for the meeting. The Raconteur four-year-old led all the w;iy over 6f in a Div. 4 field last week. With bottomweight in a higher division, he looks
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      154 20 M'SOM Jlr.P \l.l. B(»Y l')l\ II. K Race 1 l-lNK mi Mini; MOVII OOEB /udiaqur I'ink Hrjthrr l.ittlr Irmrnt (iourmrt mo\ ;i (.in /iMii.igu< I'ink U.-.i I i:»r Race t SIIYRFK. IWIItl I I I Silvr, CmMI Sil\r r < aslle «.\i.llr IlIki'i < I It I I Silvrr
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      974 20 GOING FORECAST: Good WTTTSrWtWM 130 CLASS 6 DIVISION 3 ■23S*" ,$4,500, 6F l.«! jock.,, only SaSS3ffiWSS'ff."!I£S!:!S2JK.:..taSJ 3 827^7 i.oi KMI I a svbante. Ahmad 5 8.12 »Yeo 7 1 330.)4 PINK 111 A I 111 K s ,KM Keddv Rodgers 5 88 ISFI *Rajon 2 ***** MOVOI c.m.R
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      244 20 jj ERAK jjerby hope Prince Alcide did splendid gallop ut Ipoh yesterday morning. Ridden by Asuwadi NaW.. the grey went better than st,hlem"itp \nrw r I I l n ,o .fJ, Ahriiill,h, „ver i Soaidi Ab dull ah» OW hall-mile in 51 .i/o. last Jl in 38
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      32 20 Th fl^» "re «l»«h mmm Hi|) sUi( instead of LM and all subs«,urnt mata have born nut b»ck by U minutrv. Ihr Perak Drrby (Racr 4i «iU *lart at 3.2*.
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      237 20 Budge tt can take the Oaks too LONDON. Pn. Arthur Budgott. who won the I Derby on Wrdne.sdriy With Blakeney. has an outside chanrc of completing notable classic double in the OUs, UM ni..i» t lassie at Ep-om toinonow will) Aggravate Unlike Blakeney. whom he ma hmiMM. t>uut;f;i nauia AcgravaM
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      653 20 ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT BOARD I. INDI STBIAL BO8DHBS MANAGERS, NABKETING OFFICEKS AND ACCOLNT\\1 V t. ECONOMISTS, BUSINESS LAW GRADl Mis 1. KM.INKKKS: Mechanical. Flee triral. Electronic*, (hemiral. fi-il. Naval Architect*, Aeronautical and Industrial. 4. StlKM E (iKADlAI F li PhysicUts, Chemists and Mathematicians. I. IM)1MKI\I UKsK.NKKS AND INDISTRIAL TRAINING <•! I
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      772 20 NOTICE TO MALAYSIAN PRIVATE STUDENTS \\KHI\<; TO ATF1 Y TO STl IM l\ 41 RU1U IN 197*. ill Applicant* for a onf-ifii course of study leading h matriculation to an Australlan tertiary institution must dp undrr 21 yrars of age at (he beginning of first term 1970 (usually late January
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      683 20 MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL ESTATES SDN. BHD. (a luil It omned subsidiary rampant of MALAYSIAN INDI'STKIAL IHVM.OPMh.NT UN \\< I KIKIHII TENDER NOTICE 1 Tenders are invited from Malayami .-inKapoi' eootn eren with the P.W.D. (Claw I B and atxur> tut the construction Mhm units dup. ex-type la :tor? I mi:. ding.-,
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      159 20 g»^g|lg|^g|^g|^g|^B^B^B^g«i gs^gMflLsUm^AJtaA^] SSTJ^i^^^ TTT~Ir _.«tm_ V 1 rr'igM Ugk. I*3 £Q K«l Zm HBWH k'\ w'-^gV' tH l^—S :M»g* M ltm Jc r— VVFL JTS^^ JW i C^ T&jHF ft TTS AJ^F 4> V^B 5^ 'I' 'J I^Z -r—\ gggl^ai^a— SBSm-■^■■^■^^ZSSSfl T1" 1 Naviumcr ireniea ct the Cojmoiuut vhroiu.grjph. I
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      12 new marks at JB meet
      256 21 r FWLLVE records were broken at the Johore Baluu District athletic championships at Jalan Larkin Stadium yesterday. T* curds in it.- were runner A. Malayan, wl I 4.14.7 ;n th< and 16 >3 4 in the ;>.()00 metres. There wore five records In Ml
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      24 21 of thr Or- fnr th* 12th Mrrdf- 'ournan Au« 1-17 will be held ll FAM H um Birch Road. mn »t 10 IB
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      Ho Cup open to all races
      319 21  -  PETER de SOUZA By Organisers respond to Tengku's call ("HE IIo Ho Cup interport soccer series which began in 1928 between Malaysian Chinese and Hong Kong Chinese has ended. This years match the 23rd in the series to be played at Ipoh on July
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      221 21  -  Francis Boey S( YMSA 1 by cINGAPORE Cricket Club retained the Slater Cup with a convincing 3-1 victory over Youn^i Men's Sikh Association in their annual hu match at the Padang yesterday. SCC. who took the Cup by the toss of a coin after a scoreless
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      Perak under-15 tournament
      41 21 The Pe:alE under-15 wdmui:,>n championships will i>* held t- the Si John Ambulance Hall. Ipoh. on July 14-17. Entries dott on Julv 3 The Perak schoolbovR ana iuider-20 champ will be on July 18-20 at the same venue
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