The Straits Times, 29 June 1969

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    17 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES lav**** No. 1737 SUNDAY, JUNE 29, 1969 20 CENTS KDN 4071 MC (P) 0724
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  • Article
    Laotian – troops in bid to recapture outpost
    229 1 Laotian troops in bid to recapture outpost VII STIANE, Sat Govermneni reinioncmc'iits were reported on Iheir way to northwest Laos today in an attempt to wrest back control of Muong Soui, Hie most important advance outposl held by Laotian (ioverninenl and NeuIr.ilist troops, which fell to North Vietnamese troops yeslerdav.
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    Aliens get 31 days to apply for job permits
    482 1  - Aliens get 31 days to apply for job permits TONY HERMON NON-CITIZENS NOW NEED TO FILL ONLY ONE FORM By KUALA LUMPUR. Sat THE Government's exercise requiring employed no n citizens in Malaysia to take out work permits and other non-citizens to furnish particulars under the Employment (Restrictions) Act will
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    Estates give $257,000 to relief fund
    122 1 Estates give $257,000 to relief fund KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Minister with Special Duties, Tun Tan Siew Sin, to- day received a bundle I of cheques totalling $257,051.34 from the rubber industry for the National Emergency Relief Fund. The cheques were hand- ed to him by the chairman of the
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    $8 million increase in MSA share capital
    215 1 $8 million increase in MSA share capital SINGAPORE. Sal The Malaysian and Singapore Governments have each subscribed an additional S| million to the capital of MalaysiaSingapore Airlines raisins; lii c share capital lo $8o million. This was announced >imultaneoualy in Kuala Lumpur and Singapore today i>v msa's chairman, Mr. Yong
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    Lock icon Bomb blast cuts off water
    60 1 TEL AVIV. Sat- Two bomb* 1 exploded In a roeivoi: near the Lebanese border last night temporarily cuttiriK on drluktrtff WRte: to tlie unrounding area, an Bimy spokesman reported Trie bombs went oil in the reservoir at Moshav Zwnt The n Urn two holes in
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    Lock icon Ignore these rumours
    75 1 Ignore these rumours KUALA lIMFIK. Sat— The polar announced tonight that rumours of possible trouble were rife in the Kuala Lumpur and Petaling Java areas. In .1 st.Urment bsurd through the Inform.ilion o-«rilin-alion Centre, the puli<e •.aid that these rumours were circulated by seirt-t Mnit-ty anil anti-national element* ■The public
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    Lock icon Nixon to visit India, Pakistan
    48 1 RAWALPINDI Bal PlPM.i\un UK) Mi Nixon will vi-tt India and Pakistan afte; viewing ih* rworcry <>t Apollo 11 in tli- Pacific, Urn Pakistan :ncnt .iniiounced tocmv The announcement >ai<i Ml Nixon would meet Presirien' Yah\H Klian for i dl»cuMion i>i mteiii»tional is-ue., UPI.
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    Blending smokes
    19 1 PESHAWAH. Sat Pakistan l.s culuvattni: higlwjualitv tobacco (or blrndiiiK in cluaiftte* ■nd hopes to rx|*>it it soon.
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    At the Low home, Fadilah says thanks
    234 1  - At the Low home, Fadilah says thanks FERDINAND GUL By Kuala Lumpur. Sat ]T WAS ;i!l smiles toda\ when two Malay children, Iheir aunl and a servant girl \isiled Mr. Low I loo's home in Puhang Road here. And Ihev took with Ihem a bouquet and a !>!«_; "terfmah kaseh"
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    Lock icon Cabinet change
    11 1 ATHV O«orgt Papadopoul'ed a minor reshufT!' -.id governnifir Neuter.
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    Lock icon Latest
    46 1 IX 4 111 l DXi S Ull IV W AM. K *^ll > MOON, Sat. »>mrnt hjII coll.i|i-i'<l M tn'i'P ploin- children toda>. killing IX anil injuring (our. I v ■UMarj \polirMii.in -aid. li« K nl> at Thuan Nhi.n town. 97 milrs s»uth»r«t "1 Saiion. Reuter.
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  • NEWS
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      OUT A COP SECRET-HERE IS THE NEW LOOK FOR THE POLICE FORCE
      138 2 OUT A COP SECRET-HERE IS THE NEW LOOK FOR THE POLICE FORCE gIXGAPORE. Sat. It will be the ''new look" for the police force from Tuesday. OUT: The drab grey shirt, khaki shorts inherited from the colonial era. IN: The all-blue American-style uniform. Long-sleeved shirts and trousers, with silver and
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      Follow-up hunt for 50 border terrorists
      222 2 Follow-up hunt for 50 border terrorists STAR. Sat. A follow-up operation by Malaysian and Thai police has been mounted in the jungle at Betong in a hunt for about 50 armed Communist terrorists who fled from a Jungle camp on Wednesday night. A report from Krok today that men of
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      Millions to be switched from farms to industry
      197 2 A LOR STAR. Sat. The Minister of National and Rural Development, Inche Abdul Ghafar Baba, said here today that for next year the annual allocation of million for agricultural projects would be cut by 50 to 75 per cent. "The Government wiU
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      Hunt for oil by 30 U.S. firms
      442 3  - Hunt for oil by 30 U.S. firms C.K. LEE By SINGAPORE, Sat. Industrial peace, the flexibility of quality labour and Singapore's strategic location will continue to attract American investors here, the out-going United States ambassador, Mr. F. J. Galbraith, said today. an interview. Mr. Galbraith singled out oil as one
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      FORMER CITY COUNCILLOR DIES OF HEART ATTACK
      83 3 FORMER CITY COUNCILLOR DIES OF HEART ATTACK DENANG. Sat. A former City Councillor. Mr. A. Raja Gopal. ci.cd of a heart attack at the Penang General Hospital this afterile vu 47. Mr. Ra]a Gopal. who was an elected city councillor from 1952, «>arly this morning complained of pains in the
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      Laws to safeguard security of goodwill workers
      165 3 Laws to safeguard security of goodwill workers KUALA LUMPUR, Saturday. yHE Government will introduce laws to promote goodwill, the Minister with Special Duties. Mr. Lee Siok Yew. said today. 1 The Jaw.s will safeguard the "interests and security" of those who give their time In promoting goodwill, .such as serving
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      Commercial zone for Kuching
      41 3 KUCHINO. Sit. Ilie Kurl'.ing Municipal Council has approved in principle the development of a nr>ar the Miramar Cinema, here as a commercial n Plans are beintt drawn for shophou.se>. urants and possibly a cinema to be built.
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      Spastics to hold Open Day
      57 3 I'KNANG Sat The Penang Children's Association n iii'ii-; Mi "Open Day" ;r Gr.cn Lane ptemiaei 11 I m and 12.30 p.m. on July 6 n win oe able to view a display of w< rle by children attending tt.t centre, as well as the drauing
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      Flags, not poppies, in S'pore now
      211 3 Flags, not poppies, in S'pore now tINUAPORE, Sat. 3 A British "Institution" will disappear on Tuesday when 700 army cadets and girls of the People's Defence Force march out into the streets to sell flags. The flags, to rai.se funds f or ex-.servlcemen, will be Singapore's replacement for Poppy Day
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      SALLEH SYSTEM INTRODUCED IN TAIPING
      113 3 rIPING, Sat— The Salleh police beat base ■yxtem has been introduced in parts of the Taipins police district since Monday, said the O.C.P.D. Deputy SuDt. P. N. Muttiah. Five bases have been set up. one each at Assam Kumbang. Kahipong Pinang. Kampone Jana. Karapone Boyan
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      Tin price down
      27 3 THE Straits tin price in Penanp yesterday tell 87$ cents to $618 per pirul on an (Terms estimated down 16 tons o 366 tons.
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      Eddie faces up to a $68 mil. problem
      350 3 Eddie faces up to a $68 mil. problem CINGAPORE, Sat. Burn with a silver spoon, Eddie Lien Kok Wah, son of a multimillionaire, has been waiter, car washer and postman in his student days in America. Eddie. 33. who heads the $68 million Mandirin Hotel project, said: "You may think
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      blossomed across shorthand table When love
      294 3 blossomed across shorthand table When love J(UALA LUMPUR, Sat. When Mrs. Peggy Kam (above) received a letter of commendation for excellent service from the InspectorGeneral of Police, Tan Sri Mohamed Salleh bin Ismael, early this week, there was one man filled with pride. The man was no other than her
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      157 3 High praise for NEW system of HERNIA CONTROL TKa lat«;t tciantific odvonca <n HCRNIA control, tht Neo-lo"ere, »ed to hold »vn tha most savtra cotes with the greatest comfort. NO PADS NO SPRIN6S IDIAL CONTROL Tna fest comfortabla opplionca m tha world, sold in 47 countries OT-rr>?nded madicolly, octt like
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      777 3 THE ONLY LUXURY CRUISES IN SINGAPORE FOR THE TOURIST! FOR THE SINGAPOREAN! DAILY 2 hours Harbour Tours at !»..;n a.m. and 4 00 p.m. from I lilTord Pier DAILY 3 hours Southern I-l.miK lours Specially arranged cruises for Clubs, Associations and organised parties at special rates. Kducation.il excursions nf the
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  • NEWS FOREIGN DSEK
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      Lock icon DON'T TRY TO LIQUIDATE US, SMALL COMMANDOS WARN FATAH
      536 5 S«« editorial en Pas* 10 IMAN, Sat. The Arab commando groups fighting on the Israeli front were squabbling among themselves today. The smaller organisations accusrd the bigger ones of trying to liquidate them. The Beirut w^lcly AJHawadith said the Popular Struggle
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      Top film stars pay tribute to Judy
      370 5 Top film stars pay tribute to Judy YEW YORK. Sat. Many of the moat names in show business crowded Into a ohappl here yesterday to pay tribute to Judy Garland and heard actor James Mason say she could ''sing so that it would break your heart." The chapel of a
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      Geneva pact to settle Vietnam problem urged
      325 5 JOKYO. Sat— lndia and Japan called for a settlement of the Vietnam problem on the basis of the 1954 Geneva Agreement today as Indian Prime Minister, Mrs. Indira Gandhi, wound up a five-day State stay in Japan. lira. Gandhi left Tokyo this morning
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      Lock icon London party for Prince Phouma
      52 5 i-ondon sat Prtncc SounnM Pouma. Prinze MInUMT Of I ao» »as goto) o' hoiioir »t dinner Rive:, the lai i.m Fmlu-'V !i~- nicht b\ the AmNMito. Pi ince Khan:m.-o lord Shepherd. Minister of S',.-* a- the roreUri and Common" ealth Offlie w* principal British Government
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      Lock icon Cosmos 288 up
      22 5 MOSCOW Bat The S. !rt Union jreatcfdaj launched No 28R :n Ita unmannrrl .Cwmoi denr« ol earth >atellltn AP
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      Lock icon Two old masters auctioned for $7.35 m
      246 5 Two old masters auctioned for $7.35 m LONDON. Sal. The Los Angeles Museum ol An and Britain's National Gallery today paid ?lmost L'l million ($7.36 million) to add a major picture each to their collections at a spectacular sale of old masters here Boston dealer Robert Light. acting for the
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      Lock icon INDIRA ACTS TO STOP $49m FOOD BONFIRE PLAN
      227 5 INDIRA ACTS TO STOP $49m FOOD BONFIRE PLAN JJEW DELHI, Sat. The Indian government yesterday announced its opposition to the wastage of food involved in a grand sacrifice by fire proposed by a Hindu Leader to promote "'universal peace and the welfare and prosperity of the human race." A leading
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      Lock icon All set for orbit mission by Bonny
      223 5 fAPE KENNEDY, Sat A 141 b. pigtailed monkey named "Bonny" has been selected for a month-long earth orbital mission to determine the effects of [htlessness. Three year old "Bonny" of Thailand, who d irom among fUe will be launchnlghi in a bio-satellite 111
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    IN MEMORIAM
    43 5 IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR LATE FOUNDER THE VENERABLE DHAMMASUKHA WHO DEPARTED FROM US ON THE FULL MOON DAY OF THE STH MOON LUNAP CALENDAR (CORRESPONDING 10 3RD JULY 1966). 'MAY HE ATTAIN THE BLISS OF NIRVANA'" THE BUDDHIST UNION SINGAPORE.
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  • Special feature
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      EXPORT-LED EXPANSION A MAJOR FACTOR
      695 6 IWO WAV trade with the rest of the world has been a major factor in Canada s economic growth throughout its first 100 years of development as a nation and will become increasingly so in Its second century. Canada's export Import trade totalled nearly US$2l,OOO
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      'New look' Premier guides the ship of state
      746 6 'New look' Premier guides the ship of state DIAL IS FIXED TO NEW HANDSET J. HE varied way of Canadian lif*> went on apace across the country's vast sprawl during 1968. At tiome the election of a majority government found newlook Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau at the helm of
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      Canada's trade with Malaysia and S'pore likely to increase over the years
      696 6  -  HO SAI KONG <4r Canada A SUNDAY TIMES SPECIAL FEATURE By c AN ADA'S trade relations with Malay* sin and Singapore should continue to develop over I lie years, and a greater volume of trade U'tween the three
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  • NEWS
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      Fines for 14 men who threw skins on road
      158 7 Fines for 14 men who threw skins on road (SINGAPORE, Sat. Fourteen men were today fined between $30 and $50 for throwing rambutan skins out of their cars onto the road. They were Abdul Rahman bin Talib, Tay Thye Peng, Chan Boon Wu. Mohd. Sah bin Samat. Chua Heng Chye.
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      Arbitration on pact discord
      44 7 Arbitration on pact discord .APORE. Sat —A dispute be' ween the Singapore Manual And Mercantile Workers' Union and RedtfTuMon. iS> over the wording of a retrenchment clause In a collective agreement reached between the parties, will be heard by the Arbitration Court on Thursday.
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      Blood centre open today
      39 7 SINGAPORE. Sat —The Blocd Donation Centre at the Outram Road General Hospital will be open tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 12 30 pm. There will be a Red Crow lucky donor draw for 75 watches.
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      An ill-wind blows foul from the spot of shame...
      436 7  - An ill- wind blows foul from the spot of shame... ARTHUR RICHARDS By SINGAPORE, Snt. —The Health Ministry's rubbish (lumping ground lit Tampines less thafl a mile from Ihe P;iv;j Lebar International Airport is a source of great irritation to people at the airport, especially foreign visitors. The odour from
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      DEVELOPER IS FREED ON A POINT OF LAW
      252 7 DEVELOPER IS FREED ON A POINT OF LAW SINGAPORE, Saturday A HOUSING developer was todaj acquitted by the Fifth District Judge "on ;i mere technicality in the law" on a charge of failure to comply with a .Ministerial order. The order required the developer, Chia Kok Llm. managing director of
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      75,000 will sit for big language exam
      79 7 75,000 will sit for big language exam SINGAPORE. Sat. The Ministry of Education will conduct a mammoth second-language oral test next week for 75.000 candidates who are taking the Primary School Leaving Examination this year. The test will be held on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. It will form an integral
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      Goodwill visit to Commission
      63 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. A 15--member delegation from the Junior Chamber of Singapore will rail on the Australian High Commission here next Wednesday at 530 pm. to promote goodwill and understanding between them and representatives of the commission. This Is In conjunrtion with the Chamber's 'operation foreign embassies'
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      Band concert
      22 7 SINGAPORE. Sat —The People's Defence Force Band will perform at Katong Park tomor- row from 530 pm to 830 pm
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      They are winners all
      398 8  -  MAUREEN PETERS By SINGAPORE IS PROUD OF THESE CHILDREN, SAYS EDUCATION CHIEF SINGAPORE, Sat. Singapore children have won seven prizes, including a top award, In an International painting and writing competition conducted by an Indian children's magazine, "Shankar's Weekly." The top award, the VlcePresident of India's
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      PAP's big role in leadership of S.-E. Asia
      360 8 PAP's big role in leadership of S.-E. Asia SINGAPORE, Sat. The Peoples Action Party will play a big role in tie leadership of South-Esst Asia In the "years aheac This will be asserted through the quality of its leaders. This Is the task that tr:e party is facing up to.
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      Club chief to study fund-raising methods
      115 8 Club chief to study fund-raising methods CINOAPORE. Sat. The pre- sldent of the Y'i Meh's Club B«ta Chapter, Mr. Leslie Struys. left here by air for New York and other parts of America to study new technique* In fund raising for social work. Mr. Struys' said: "Our club wants to
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      School band
      23 8 SINGAPORE. B*t— The St Gabriel's School Band will perform tt the Macßltehle Reservoir tomorrow from 5 30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.
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      'Privileged' Poly students told to work with the people
      562 9 SINGAPORE, Saturday DOLYTECHXIC students were urged last night. i«s privileged members <>l society, to play a more influential role in national affairs. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education, Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, suggested community service as one way in
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      The captain takes a bride...
      70 9 (CAPTAIN and Mrs. J Ervin H. Hamilton. «ho married at St. Ignatius Churc:i in Siugaporr recently. The briclA. the farmer Simone I<■ Mercier, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I mil. I Mercier of Singapore. The bridegroom, who is with the 1 mini States
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      Scholarships for 15 Queenstown students
      86 9 Scholarships for 15 Queenstown students SINGAPORE. Sat. The Queenstown Citizens' Consultative Committee is offering 15 scholarships of $100 each to secondary school students living in the constituency. The scholarships are one of the items being organised to crlebrate the 150 th anniversary of the founding of Singapore and the Republic's
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      Operation Big Clean' by volunteer brigade
      70 9 Operation Big Clean' by volunteer brigade SINGAPORE. Sat The Parliamentary Secretary to the Health Ministry. Mr. Chor Yeok Eng, will lead a work force from theßukit Timah constituency to clean roads tomorrow from 7.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. The volunteer labour force comprise members of the Citizens' Consultative Committee, teachers
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      Director dies
      41 9 SINGAPORE. Sat -Mr. Pung Eng Huat. a member of the Board of Directors of Keppel Shipyard i Private) Ltd.. died in the Oenrral Hospital on Wednesday. He «as 38 He U survived" by his wife and three young sons.
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      'BUILD UP PUBLIC GOODWILL' CALL TO SERVICEMEN
      215 9 SINGAPORE. Sat. A new batch of special constabulary national servicemen were today advised to build on the public's goodwill for them. The Defence Minister, Mr. Urn Kirn San, gave this advice at their passing out parade today at the Police Training School. He
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      254 8 'Wrenovationk fCLE ARAMCeI I J |COMMOD)TIESJ J I WmST SE CLEARE^ I I AT 1 1 I PRICES^ H I mm I Singapore through the eyes of her youth<^J jjbeL I ystiSs nTwd A r** Syr I m^^ 0 0% In conjunction with Singapore's 150 th. Anniversary Celebrations HONGKONG BANK
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      171 8 SELETAK goes with l good things in life Just as you enjoy c you too will enjoy S. the mineral ape which contains no helps indigestion and the palate, for yea been enjoyed for the p it gives and the b bestow a MINERAL WATER "Hazeline Snow" is now in
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      236 9 GET A NEW LOOK WITH MILOPA OF SWITZERLAND Milopa cosmetics has a full complete range to suit each and every skin tone. J^""^tJ 1 gold case lipstick cost ApMt for every purchase of $10/- and above -91^ offcw. mum fc;-, "vt 3 BXJKrT TIMAH «Q»Q MODSRN lIAUTV CINTM, J^b -ncAOiA.
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      379 9 ■■>" FIRST OF ITS' KIND HERK I. F. B. B. SHOW (International Federation of Bodybuilders of Conodo H Tonight at Victoria Theatre at 7.30 p.m. Tickets available at $2 and $1 d2?~ CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS Ij _sv Amateur P mm ~^kria\ B J *9 lodvbuildin« Contest ffc£^l' m SENIOR l
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      Janet her home in the City of Dawn
      731 10  - Janet her home in the City of Dawn S. SIVADAS ...AND IT WAS THE SUNDAY TIMES THAT STARTED HER ON HER WAY By A MALAYSIAN girl is living in ;i village in Tamil Nadu and helping to build a new Ivpe of city in India. She is Janet Klioo, 20.
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      The New Australian
      597 10 HOW MUCH AT HOME ARE THEY IN THEIR NEW LAND. ASKS AZIZAH DAHLANG NEVER in my wildest flights of fancy did 1 think that I would wttMSS such a discussion a thirdgeneration Australian complaining of discrimination just because his forbears hailed from sunny Italy. There 1 was
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      You and your money
      968 10  - You and your money WANG LAO WU By THIS Sunda* Times series based on Sftoal m*t histories I'thoufh the names mre flcll (i. him trlli you what ordinary peoplr have dune with a little bit of ntra monr> t« tr\ and make their fortune* frow and. in U>da\ ra»e. how
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    • OPINION
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        Why Nasser won't buy that package
        518 10 rpHE Gromyko mission to 1 Cairo has ended In signal failure. President Nasser has made It clear that he simply will not buy the Middle-Ea>t package plan drawn up by the Big Four after 15 hectic s»'vsinn.s in Washington. He la prepared to b
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      Reminder over arms licences
      57 11 SITIAWAN Sat. Owner* of firearms here yere reminded to renew their licences by July 31. ■in of police officers will i'anru Reims. Dindinß* and Changkat Kruing on July 3. Bruas on July 8, Batu I^apan Leklr on July 10. Aver Tawar on July 14 and Kampoog
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      Major food firm plans to throw a new line
      271 11 Major food firm plans to throw a new line gINGAPORE. Sat.— A major food and beverage company here Yeo Hiap Seng Ltd. is branching into the fishing industry with an aim to export frozen and canned tuna. It has started a Joint venture in Jurong with the See Hoy Chan
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      Model village in Perils gets $5,000
      69 11 Model village in Perils gets $5,000 I/ANGAR. Sat The Mir- Utrjr of Health has cbottn Kampong Br.vi: six mile.s from here, to De a model village for Perli>. Under Its rural heath development progran*::! the State Government Unallocated the kanipoi.i; $5,000. Inche Hamld Merican, a Perils Health Departnunt official, .said
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      Show at school
      38 11 TAIPINO. Bat Th« Rotary Club here «ih spunxor a Hobbirs Exhibition to be hrld at tl»e Convent Secqndan- School tomorrow The exhibition will be opened by the Perak Chief Bducatii.n Officer. Dato Irdi* MB Babjee.
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      PRIVATE SECTOR SUPPORTS GOVT. PLAN TO DEVELOP FISHERIES
      324 11 SINGAPORE, Saturday. fHERE has been an encouraging response from the private sector here to the Government's current intensive fisheries development programme. To-date, 10 sites at the Jurong fishing port have been allocated for the construction of shore facilities such as cold rooms,
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      NTUC DOES ITS BIT TO EVOLVE N-CULTURE
      140 11 NTUC DOES ITS BIT TO EVOLVE N-CULTURE SINGAPORE Sat The projects section of the National Trades Union Congress is contributing to the evolving of a national culture through its training activities. This was stated today by the NTUC secretary for information and publicity, Mr. R.A. White at a ceremony at
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      Inaugural talks
      28 11 BIMTEkWORTH. Iftl The Butterwortli branch of the Industna' KUd Manual Workers Union will hold its annual meeting at thi Indian Association premies in Bagan Luar Road
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      The sign that means no sleep
      199 11 The sign that means no sleep UOW do I make a complaint about a neon sign situated righ* In front of my flat and prevents my family from getting any proper sleep during the aifht? ASTRIDA (iONZALBS Take the matter uv through the Telecoms Department which is responsible for the
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      THE WAY IT USED TO BE
      174 11 ITNGELBERI HI MP ERDINCK (above) isn't iust sinking it. He's living it The way it used to he. see this wonderful ■lU in his flying ma <h.ne in full rolour in the July 4 issue of I INI 181 And find out why he
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      Australia to aid the economic growth of S'pore
      227 11 Australia to aid the economic growth of S'pore SINGAPORE, Saturday. AUSTRALIA will contribute its share towards trie economic development of Singapu:c in the *****. This was stated today by the Australian Minister for Primary Industries. Mr. J. B. Anthony, belore he left by air for Jakarta after a day's stop
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      SURVEYS TO PLAN SHOPPING CENTRES FOR 21st CENTURY
      142 11 SURVEYS TO PLAN SHOPPING CENTRES FOR 21st CENTURY SINGAPORE, Sat. Four surveys will be carried out this year to gather information for planning shopping complexes for the 21st century Singapore. Wanted are facts concerning habits of shoppers. locality of shopping centres, facilities available. the number of workers employed, the total
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      Lock icon $857,745 theft in antiques
      72 11 SYDNr.Y. Antique* valued at A 5250.000 $857.745 1 were stolen from the house of a Sydney businessman, Mr. William Hyland, 70. while he was on an overseas tour. Police said last night they believe the antiques, including (urnlture, fine glassware, Dresden figurines and raie clocks. van
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      270 11 I I i I £^mj^_ _jHiH |aaßrr^" ACHOSS. 1 Achie\ed H); 2 Make |Wsjaai |7»; 3 Walch5. Prouris (or .saie 10. Ed 14); 4. Fush i4>; 6. Later PUnt 1 3 1 12. Noteworthy per- <5); 7. Checked i6>: I. Parus fonnances (•>; 13 Grateful of roof (ft); 9. Makes
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      All you need for a start is a book
      405 12  -  WONG PUAN WAH By THE DO-IT-YOURSELF GAME POPULAR IN REGION T A HE essentials in any do-it-yourself hobby is that you must have ideas and be very prac lit :il. In short, you must know how to Improvise. And if you
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      Fibreglass bows sell to Republic
      103 12 F IBREULAS^ o«jw s are being used by many international archery enthusiast.s A company manufacturing the archery equipment has found its best markets Slngaporv and Yew Zealand The company ma Res two types of bow both trom fibreglass A range of bows tor expert archers
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      Get the most— from your car with check-ups
      392 12 Qo you just bought yourself a car. All your transport problems are solved or so you thought For if you are the average motorist you will face. besides the parking problem, numerous other little things that seem to go wrong. What can
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      RECORDER WITH BUILT-IN DUBBING
      94 12 RECORDER WITH BUILT-IN DUBBING T A H I S Singapore showroom demonstrator. Miss Christine Cheong, is seen operating one of the first three-in-one stereo tape recorders with built-in system for professional dubbing This tour-irac*. two-speea stereo recorder features automatic continuous reverse and dub-a-tape systems, enabling It to do worK of
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      Fine feeling of jobs well done during leisure
      501 12  -  C. K. LEE By T X HE "do-it-your-seh" trend is In. Gone are the days when you pay someone else for Jobs you can easily do during your leisure hours. Not only do you save money on labour which is getting more
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      45 12 CARPETI tpALACE HOUSE OF GENUINE PERSIAN h BOKHARA CARPET 98. Tingltn Road. Singapore. *0 Phonm MWStt. 'tfM**^?^K i^H W**^ vißMr^/ fir Gb m I ii^i •-'tfi 1 7 te^>^ v \>^j^, m B^K HBBf <vHBJ Model 1900 N^^*-^^"^ Mox. copocity J4a* Nat weight 5.5 lbs
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      Top sports awards to Boon Bee and Koon Gee
      226 13  -  CONRAD NG By |£UALA LUMPUR, Sat. Ng Boon Bee and Goh Koon Gee were today voted Sportsman and Sportswoman of 1968. Badminton star Boon Bee of Perak won the title from 18 other candidates nominated by the various national sports associations.
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      So happy, the winners say
      114 13 So happy, the winners say KIALA Lt r MPI'B. Sat. Nf Boon Bee wu moving into bit new house at fanning Garden. Ipoh. today when told he has been elected Sportsman of the Year. 1968. "I'm terribly excited and happy," aaid the Thorns* Cap badminton star in a telephone interview.
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      Noor Azman the fastest boy sprinter
      97 13 Noor Azman the fastest boy sprinter 1/UALA LUMPUR. Sat Noor Azman, a 20-ynax-old Upper Six Scienc« student nt the Roy,,: Military Colie«e. became the fastest schoolboy in Malaysia today when he clocked 10.9 sec for :he 100 m at the Colleges annual a'hle'tc championships at Bungei Besi It improved on
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      RESULTS
      1127 13 A i HLtfKS Kn>4l Mililar> o 1 I r c ■•ya 1 ilium. Mm id 23.2 Mta I .ninidti N:k 2 54 9. 800 m: 2.8.6. l.jVOm: 1 Jayakuiiitti 4:38 9: lUm hurdles: 1 Ni >r Aam.in 2 Safr; Nawaui 15 5 (reel; 400 m hurdlrs: Yew Kong 2
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      CRC win 8-0
      21 13 TAIPING. 8a t. Chinese Recreation Club "A" thnuhed Kilat CTub 1-0 In a division 1 aorcer match toda».
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      Selva strikes with 8 for 55
      280 13 MALACCA. Saturday. [yjALACCA skipper A. Christie today didn't ask for a runner for Daljlt Singh In the MCA inter-state match which began at the Malacca Club ground today. This prompted theJohore captain, Dennm de Silva to say: "De.spite hi* handicap It is good to
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      Chester s 7 for 19
      246 13 Chester s 7 for 19 IPOH Sat Bowler* dominated the opening day (it th» Perak v« Pening cricket match here Uxlay. Penang s medium pacer Fred Cheater captured 7 for 19 PERAK IST INNS KanthanadoM b Charter Lall Sinfh CHI r Tunku Amir b Cheater 23 Kanacaalnfam lbw Cheater 1
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      231 13 SENIOR MANAGER LARGE OIL PALM estate in Sabah requires a Senior Manager. Applicants must be Malaysian ciriient (Sabahans preferred). They should have a degree in agriculture and have a minimum of 15 years' experience in the oil palm industry with at least 5 years as Manager of a oil palm
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      690 13 Advertisement \^s^ S/hot^cdoteen, >AY RELAXING SOOTHING r-^\ PENETRATING MASSAGE hfcr- FOR GRIATEST iE^IFIT IN REDUO ]/^kft ING hy mmi. m« SPOT RiOUCEK yi— for which mtuft^m i« isaUcatW. fDONT STAY FAT Ye« Cm Un POUNDS end INCHES SAFELY Witfc. out Ritkiitff HEALTH. LiKC a Mat mt Soot »adur~~ at»»a >ix«
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      546 14 Pimples and Bad Skin Foughlinl!tsl% 24 Hours W& W Blaee the dtseo'err of NiiWensi by aa »l«OiU AFTU AssisieSD phTsiclaa it Is no lon«er nerrs- hesllni your sktn. msilnf It sorter, whiter sary '*r aaTone to ai ITrr trom uglr. D.i- and vrlvetr smooth. In Just a day or t*e
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      255 14 •buiilecithin repi<My restores Vitalityeverydoy in every way buiilecithin a complex effect: Supports and strengthen* the nervous system Increase* the functional efficiency of all the important organs Stimulates cellular metabolism and ventilation Lowers the cholesterol level of the blood Promote* the rapid recovery of exhausted muscle* CM. tUtl CMIM rIU«M rsWII
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      362 14 "There are no ugly women; there are only women who do not know how to look pretty." (J 7th Century French writer. Jean de fa Bruyere) Can you ever know enough about "how to look pretty"? c eau 'V hints you read, the free advice you get. are not enough.
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      75 14 EAST I£> I ANB SAFE Iy 4d The easier way to a j J»f\ flattering figure l I^B Be attractive! I )m BONKORETsI Worried? BRIGHTEN YOUR MOOD INSTANTLY Your Doctor has told you you are in A1 physical shape. Yet the fact remains that you— like all normal healthy people
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  • Food fit for a king WOMEN HOME AND FASHION
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      FASHIONS
      378 15  -  Vow Yun Woh and Ali Yusof 2*i^ 17 Pictures by A COMBINED spectacular effort by the l>i# names of the local fashion scene Uuil is whai Fashion* 17 is all about ll will be a mammoth parade of many styles created by many minds and many hands and lor
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      The fine line between love and thanks
      697 15 I LOVE my boy lrlend and am Indebted to him for all the assistance he has given me over the years. We decided to marry in few years. Meanwhile mv parents want me to marry someone else UORRII l> WhiH-wr ><>v Marry, m.ikrsure
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      AND THESE ARE JUST SOME OF THE CREATIONS
      149 15 AND THESE ARE JUST SOME OF THE CREATIONS 1: Indian embroidered cotton slacks suit for evening by Caroline, modelled by Fay. 2: Baby-blue for the young girl who is making her debut. Suzanna has decorated the wide-legged pants with tiny flowers made of the same cloth. Model is Angela. 3:
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      312 15 l«aMti«)»l m« DIEAM OEW /*m C I Skla BtjwvtnaUr it Oitorsiv- Z/JSi/C Ik U*4 <• ■••ith Wrinkltt Hj* It CwiMtlU to moke T»» \^^**^DiftM \—k y*u»«er In 5 dey» I flgJ/yA— J H CMtt jmt nothing! /r/iaVTcF/? WATCH LINES AND L mS^S^ t^J WRINKLES VANISH Mrs o Nor L of
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      1524 16 STAR of l^m the WEEK OUR "Star of the Week" today it Mt« Tan Met Choo Perak student' born m June, 1953. DIKIM. the rominr 'ear dome well. Uu roulH al«« h» »ou will have mmv op- n«-fit b> a windfall from time portumties to increase Miur to time. ■tare
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      261 16 m BJffILLBSESL I i I r r^ J L_ \/7 «=^>ri I F\ "?v r "A //X /t2 JJ v! u^rH III r r— m^^^ m^^^ mmmm ____jj I«M >r NtA l« TM 1,, Ul f,i (W I \m ■Z' Arsl' NOW TH' RIB-TICKUIM' /SOMEOME. \f SOMEONE V- I YOU
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      The magnificent seven
      275 19 The magnificent seven ...AND RICHARD IS THE LUCKY FELLOW RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE HERE is a nnii in lifetime chance to see seven delightfully-differ-ent, sensationally sexritinic girls in on«> film all for the price of a single show. They are lovely. luscious. lethal beauties earn with a plot to herself.
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      Wonderful send-up
      169 19 THE Singapore Film Society's •how thU month will br AUIn RobN- .nil. i "TRANSEIROP EXPRESS." RobbrOrillet. author of "Last year In Marienbad" and director of "L'lminorteUe," has made "a dead-pan, tongue in the cheek aend-up of the crime thriller, employing every rlirhe. <itock character, situation and myth associated
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      SOUL TIME FOR THE HIPPIE, POP STAR AND THE GURU
      352 19 THIS is ;i lo|)it;il story of v ><>ung English pop-singer, Tom (played by Michael York), ;i young hippie, and his guru. And it is filmed entirely in India where it is all happening every day. It could have been made
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      THE THEATRE
      554 19 'THE DalWlttj of S'.nuaix'tv Society is preM>imnK ft play by Edward Aibw on July 24. 25 and 26 Rt the Cultural Centre Theatre. ■Tiny Alice" oprned at the Billy Rose Theatre in New York on Dec 30. 1964 Prior bo the opening. Albee and the rest of the
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      502 19 I ORGANISATION l^ai ii BTisiij NOW SHOWING! 11am, 1.45, 400, a 30 9 IS fc "The TIGER I Th« PUSSYCAT" f ;< ->R (SB) IS3»tj3il3Ca2 S3 P KOW SHOWING— Ne Free Lift! 11 oi.. 1 30, 4 00, 645 I 9.30 m Chm Ting Yuah Hua In "Veneeance It a
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      158 19 lyfl I m He has to keep The>\ppointment .even if the woman turns out to be his w«te! i^_ J Meet Mr. Chong, JB our cne^- le is <V^k an art st < n he H& ?^M fine art of food t|ti W^^f* with experience gleaned from f some of
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      116 19 IGALAV V Cpra TODAY 3 SHOWS: 3•a- 9 p ny Mait Beaytitul Romentic Mutical! S A H E L I" Hindi w tng Moltv Sub. Children SS ctt. Alt Seati. Today 1 1 em "WHEN STRANGERS MEET DIAMOND (Airconditiontd) Last 2 Do»» 1.30-S-5.30 a.m. Ravi Chandran Borothi Chor^ira Bohu in
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      206 19 fMETRO'S^ 12th ANNIVERSARY ISALEg |f,NOWON^ T V( UNBEATABLE BARGAINS I, t V IN ALL DEPARTMENTS U m— OPEN TODAY 10.00 a.m. 5.00 p.m. JUST ARRIVED! LADIES' HANDBAGS USA $11 SO LADIES' SLACKS M 1 00 MEN'S SUITING SB" wide S 4SO p/yd. SWISS EMBROIDERY MATERIAL S2" 1 42" »<de Sl4OO
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      Hampshire gets a debut 107 in Test
      87 20 Lit. England were 321 for nine wickets at the close on the third f the H gainst thr- West tad* Lord'i here today. Indies .1 out tor 380 in their ftrsi Innii man to .ry at U)rds out. Hf v. en with I
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      SCOREBOARD
      43 20 > I IMHI S IM INNS 38« JM.I \\l> I>l IN\«. tt-4 Bon nit 23 Fcin.li «-dfrick!« b Holder 7 Parritt .»>er« 4 D'Oliveira c Shepherd b 0 ■hara* 11 ■■■ipahln Shepherd 107 Knoll lllin«m<nili 97 BI.iUM Knu-IH 0 vrn.u I n:t 2ii
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      Gloucester stretch county lead to 17 points
      292 20 Gloucester stretch county lead to 17 points T ONLK>N tOTlklre'l Soirh African pace bowler Mike Procter hurtled through the Northamptonsh:: cond innings In the Fiim l:sh County cricket championship ye.Merday. and Gloucestershire went on to win and consolidate their position as championchlp leader Procter's breakthrough followed a defiant 133-run third
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      ALLAN LANDS A HATTRICK
      1745 20  -  EPSOM JEEP By SINGAPORE. Sat. *-> Bukit Timah trainer Ivan Allan scored a hattrick with Radiant Moon. Green Son and Daryl'l Faith in the lirst three races here today. Born Free with Mamat n astride, sprang a surprise in the Class 2. Div. 3. 6f to
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      B. Timah 'Red' spring shock
      107 20 SINGAPORE. Sat Mayflower, favourite for the Singapore junior inter-club title, entered the quaxUr-flnaia with a 4-1 win over Samariiai' yesterday. Buklt Timah "Red" shocked Suka Rla, last year.-* runncrs-up. 4-1. Junior Intrr-Uuh W Superwing 4-1; Chinese vmca bt Bukit Timah •B" 5-0; Bukn Timah "Wed"
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      BIG SWEEP
      48 20 Total p«ni vi.i ;.i Ist *****9 >».l.;i .'n.l *****1 11.3G1 .Ir ISMM s Startcn $IS| each Nos *****4. K.J.VJO. *****9, 1 1.:. It,:. iLKC'ii, *****0, it.:;!u,i i-.s-.ji,. 156*09 157C55. < oiim.l it him |1N each Nov 1 *****. *****7, *****2, *****4, *****7, *****5, *****7 16*464, 1.*****k *****2
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      Mile looks right trip for 19th September
      2514 21 Mile looks right trip for 19th September By EPSOM JEEP VINKTFKNTH Sept ember, an Irish gelding by Pall Mall is worth an each-way bet in Race 2 at Bukit Timah today. He has had three runs so far, and on each occasion, he was fancied. in his debut he ran
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      Walkden provides the biggest upset
      671 21 T ONDON, Sat.—Rho- desian-born Pat Walkden of South Africa yesterday toppled third-seeded Virginia Wade, of Britain, to provide the biggest women's upset in the 1969 Wimbledon Open tennis championships. The little dark-haired Bouth African stunned the packed centre court crowd by winning decisively 7-5. 6
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      220 20 New technology of Correspondence Education Stamford College diagnostic testing and teaching produces amazing results. Many students secure II.S. C. in six months! Phenomenal 1968/1969 examination JMRKMI SWORD COLLEGE 31 I argest correspondence college in this region Commended as a model by educators and colombo-plan expert! Pioneers in the technology of
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      364 20 EASTERN SMELTING COMPANY LIMITED requ.ru a SENIOR CHEMIST The successful applicant will be a mole Malaysian Cirnen answer. n« tha following description: m Preferably under 35 yean. Qualification!: Ist or 2nd Ciass Honours Degree in Chemistry trom a Commonwealth University. lipcrience: Several yean experience of analytical inorganic chemistry, preferably in
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      904 20 Jiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiii JcT*T^^^BHiIW\72PS^BTT*TT3 i«"Mmmmiimn^ /A VDIM6 MAM LIKC POU6 CANPCRS~^\ SIOW dOWfi, Swcie* u»»s mm* kcmk£\ 1^ MT A wti& with a wdkt r Old mail uun. ano tuc kason mis I o««*tclv komks a»t of H*TH fif. nt iaar yfc |B Vr MIS BACKSWIN&. lUfc WmW %s M^t^mwm .^tS #*^fc
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    154 21 feONA tUMICt lAMtt) S| a Mar;a (i H sen-moan Cortfit* I Temiang Road. 10.00 am. k o.' Vimtat.oo on 2» «.6». DR. UONiL NATHAMIIL *ld«at j •on of A B Nat»anl«l r€tlr«d T»cholcal A»n»iant K L oaaaed away p«ac«- ...ral in Auatralia on I 7 MRS S A CUNARD
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    19 21 IN IMAtUMD MIMORT MB. »rto .wart*! 2» •*3 Kadly mniKl and n»»»r for r.»nd. cb.ldrtß and arar.dcßildrfn
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    26 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat. The Selanftor AAA's relay meet will be he.d at the Malayan Teacher* College ground on j Aug. 17 starting at I.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    30 21 In rhrnthrd memonr of MX^nr. IHt A JEE MENG rallrd u> u-mal Rest on 29th Jan.-. IBM Sadly miswd, but lo\it and Remembered by Parent* Brother*, and Sisters.
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      165 21 Double t^vJDutch: %w**^A Two new y^ II Air-India "ways I j to London I Amsterdam *V ////(i\ I 1 ou an<^ save M Y/rJ^ir m? \—J^ Mi Teheran-Zurich- AMSTERDAM-London 1 YjT W\ Beirat-Franklui- AMSTERDAM-London l|^^\ .^Mu^) I Check Air-India's 11 o\l:»r exciting. I I \^A a*a^aw^^^^^\/ Maharajah stop-overs from Singapore
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      348 21 ■tNoiunusn patwmm *»nux\ir Ratf > PaUohn Herrulran S. Berjuanf \ffldavit V.:n« l>> rriantt t Mastrel Boy 1» SIITI.MBfK r \IK MOO K\IK Kt(.(l Race Slohorn* Yakin Cobber 1 Boy lair Rejo Orndrobiuro lor You Only >IHIS<. HNH OKAND TOTAL PRII»K A UMT* K.irr 3 Kukil >rn>k sun<.pnt Spnnj lancy Sunspot
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      Streamline plan for S'pore police force
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