The Straits Times, 3 June 1967

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150.000 The Straits Times air National Newspapßr Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1967 if 15 CENTS KDN. 2578:2590 M.C.(P) 2266
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    Lee Kong Chian dies at 75
    367 1 Lee Kong Chian dies at 75 OBITUARY IN PAGE 1 1 CIN(;.\PORE, Fri. The "prime of philanthropists" in South East Asia, Dato Lee Kong Chian died at 7 p.m. today at his home in Mount Rosie Road. The multi millionaire businessman and industrialist, who «aye away millions to charity, was
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    'Put off East of Suez pull-out'
    329 1 LB J and Holt decide to tell Wilson: WASHINGTON, Friday AMERICA and Australia are to exert pressure on Britain to postpone heavy troop withdrawals from Asia. President Johnson and the Australian Prune Minister, Mr. Holt, wore reported today to have reached this understanding in
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    Millionaire freed after payment of $250,000 ransom...
    592 1 Millionaire freed after payment of $250,000 ransom... BUSINESSMAN PLEADS GUILTY TO RECEIVING THE MONEY PENANG, Friday. MULTIMILLIONAIRE, Mr. Gan Chai Lena, who whs kidnapped at gunpoint Iron) his Xorlham Road home in March this year, was released 13 hours later after his Family had paid a ransom of $250,000. Disclosing
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    Lock icon Sacrifice
    20 1 CAIRO. Fri— All Egyptians are donating one day's wages or salary lo help the country's current military build-up— Reuter.
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    ANOTHER THREAT TO CLOSE THE CANAL
    394 1 rAIRO. Fri. Cairo warned today that the Suez Canal would be closed to ships of any nation trying to break the Aqaba Gulf blockade by force. The warning came in the A I Ahram newspaper, which also said that nations breaking the blockade would
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    London talks on Brunei's future?
    172 1 BRUNEI TOWN. Frl.— The sudden departure of Brunei's acting AttorneyGeneral. Dato Isa bin Dato Ibrahim, has caused speculation here that the Sultan of Brunei may hold talks with the British Government on Brunei's future. Dato Isa has always acted as the Sultan's Interpreter during high-level
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    39 barred from entry to Spore
    240 1 39 barred from entry to Spore SINGAPORE. Pit The Singapore Government has banned 39 Malaysians permanently from entering Singapore. The prohibition orders, dated May 17 and signed by the Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Keng Bwee, wrre gazetted today. This i.s the lull list of banned persons, all Irmn West Malaysia.
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    STOP PRESS
    34 1 NONG KONG, Frl —Red Guards in Canton are telllag Hong Konc "compatriots" to commit suicidr ruthet than be dffe.tt nl !i\ Itritish authorities here, right-wing tabloid the Star, reported today. —I PI.
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      Lock icon Security Council delays crisis session
      211 2 Security Council delays crisis session MEW VOKK. Fri The J I nit.d Nations Security Council numbers last night i). ml.(| to postpone a nirt-liiiK scheduled for today on ihe Middle Kw risi> until tomorrow, according to Informed Miurcrv The ■<) non inrm.int nt members of (he Council helil private consultations
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      Lock icon INTREPID HEADED FOR VIETNAM: PENTAGON
      98 2 WASHINGTON. Frt. T The US. aircraft carrler Intrepid completed her passage throng!) the Suez Canal without incident yesterdty and was headed for the Far East, a Pentagon spokesman said. There had been Press reports that Intrepid would station herself near the enfrancp to the Gulf
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      Lock icon ARAB STRATEGY TALKS TO HALT FLOW OF OIL
      508 2 ARAB STRATEGY TALKS TO HALT FLOW OF OIL Iraq calls meeting for united action CAIRO. Friday •JI IE Arab states a iv coming together to form a united plan on how to use oil their most powerful international weapon in the Middle East crisis. Kadio reports said Iraq had Invited
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      New satellite
      26 2 MOSCOW. Pri. Soviet Union i today launched a nrw Mt*liite. Cosmos 162, with scientific equipment for space research, the Soviet news agency I'ajw announced.
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      France unwilling to use force
      154 2 France unwilling to use force PARIS, Fri.— France will reject any suggestion that the maritime powers break the Egyptian blockade of the Gulf of Aqaba by force, Informed sources said here. The sources said the basic purpose of French policy in the Middle East crisis was to prevent France becoming
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      Cave-in deaths
      28 2 BANGKOK, Prl. T hr c c miners werr killed and one seriously injured when a tin mine in Southern Thailand raved In yesterday after heavy rain.
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      Lock icon Hussein at the front
      112 2 AMMAN. Fri. King Hussein visited frontline troops in a comprehensive tour of areas bordering Israel last ni B ht. The Jordanian Foreign Minister. Mr. Ahmed Toukan. left by air for Cairo today to exchange documents with the UAR authorities ratifying the Ef ypt-Jordan defence agreement signed
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      MOSHE JOINS CABINET Israel puts Sinai hero Dayan in charge of defence
      232 2 MOSHE JOINS CABINET Israel puts Sinai hero Dayan in charge of defence rpEL AVIV, Fri.— lsrael 1 last night called In tough, one-eyed Gen. Moshe Dayan, victor of the 1956 Sinai campaign against Egypt, to take over the key post of Defence Minister. At the same time. It wu announced
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      151 2 announcing It ESpithe official pjpKl opening of our it EJaaIPOH BRANCH the hallmark of security SIM lIM FINANCE (M) BHn y/ g^A^ |ndustß(es fining real estate jfo finance company with a difference T #^$5* **<* t!^* J iDU Ct~~"^ J he flnan p e company that assists you v V
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      Lock icon America orders citizens out of Biafra
      195 3 I AGOS. Fri. American uomrn and childrrn were advised to rvacuate Eastrrn Nigeria yesterday as the Frderal Government completed its road and sr.i blockade of the secessionist recion. But no evacuation of the 5.000 Britons in the region has so far been ordered. The
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      Lock icon Warning on East of Suez policy
      767 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. THE Australian Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Holt, warned President Johnson in a threehour meeting yesterday that a substantial British withdrawal from east of Suez could leave a vacuum in the area. The dispositioning of British forces in South-East Asia was one of
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      ASIAN VISA SNAGS PROBE NOW ON
      188 3 CANBERRA, Friday THE Immigration Department is making in--1 quiries into criticism of tourist regulations for Asian visitors. i A vice-president of Philippine Air Lines. Mr. Robert OSkea. voiced the criticism in Sydney on Wednesday. He alleged that his Filipino wife ha^ great difficulty in
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      Lock icon Hong Kong Govt gets tough with striking workers
      302 3 Hong Kong Govt gets tough with striking workers OONG KONG, Fri. 11 The Hong Kong Government last night suspended from duty 515 employees of the Marine Department following a work stoppage over the removal of leftist posters at the Yaumati Government Dockyard. An official announcement said the men were belnj?
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      Lock icon Into the jet age now
      62 3 Into the jet age now BIEN HOA. Fri. The South Vietnam Air Force stepped into the jet age today with the activation of its first jet fighter squadron and the acceptance of a gW t of 20 F. 5 Freedom fighters from the United State.* Prime Minister Nguyen Cao Ky
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      Lock icon Starfighter jet No. 71 crash
      42 3 BONN. Fri. The two-man crew of a West German Starflghter ejected to safety when it crashed near here last night It was tttt 71st Starflghter crash since the American-built plane entered West German service in 1961. Reutei
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      Judy Garland to wed
      40 3 HOLLYWOOD, Fri Singer Judy Garland said yesterday she will marry for the fifth time in September. Miss Garland. who divorced her fourth husband, actor Mark Herron. last April, says xhe will wed her publicist. Tom Green
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      Lock icon Fed-up father...
      42 3 (CAPETOWN, Fri. Kwene Fisyuli, 46, tried to hang his daughter because she had too many boy friends, a court was told here yesterday. Fisyuli was fined £5 for assault with intent after a charge of attempted murder *W£ reduoed. A.P.
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      Lock icon 'GET OUT IN 48 HOURS' ORDER TO 9 CHINESE
      120 3 ATHENS, Fri.— Nine Indian-born Chinese seamen, who have been refused permission to stay in Hong Kong. Britain and India, have now been given 48 hours to leave Athens airport. A police spokesman said here yesterday the seamen had been sleeping In
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    Merchant accused of bid to bribe Yap
    174 5 Merchant accused of bid to bribe Yap Five-year employment offer to ex-Minister alleged JESSELTON, Friday. BUSINESSMAN, Tan Sioe Tie, has been charged in the magistrate's court here with offering a bribe to a former State Minister in an attempt to induce him not to contest the recent Sabah elections. He
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    Procession for the Prophet
    57 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Fri. Th« birthday of Prophet Mahammed will be celebrated here on June 20 with a procession around the town led by the Mentri Besar of Johore, Dato Hajl Othman Din Hajl Sa'at. More thin 9.000 Muslims will take part in the procession, which will
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    Poison case
    30 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Fn. A 24--year-old Mumtam, Ng Kam Pong. vas admitted into the General Hospi'al yesterday with .suspected caustic soda poisoning. Her condition today was reported as "better
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    Koran contest
    31 5 KUANTAN. Fil The actlna Mentri Besar of Pahang. Dato Han Abdul Az;/. bin Ahmad, a ill open a Koran reading competition at the mo.-que here at 8 pm tomorrow.
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    'Ideal couple' competition
    53 5 PENANQ. Prl. An Ideal Couple" will be elected at the ball organised by the Penang branch of the Malaysian Red Cross Society. The dance, under the patronau* of the Governor- Raja Tun Uda Al-Haj will be held at the E. and O. Hotel tomorrow night Ticket* are
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    Qantas chief leaves Spore
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Fn The v:r*chauirun of Qanta* Airway.* Mr R. R. Law Smith, flew to Sydney today after a two-day visit of Qantas installations here. He praised Singapore's tourist industry and hotel construction
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    SINGAPORE MPs TO DINE WITH WILSON
    222 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. TWO Parliamentarians. Mr. Ho See Beng (Bras x Basah) and Mr. Ho Kan Leong (Jurong), will leave for London tomorrow on a three-week tour of Britain. Their tour, beginning from June 14. is at the invitation of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association of
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    Riot squad on alert as new notes are issued
    112 5 ptNANG. Fri. Six truckloads of armed riot squad police this afternoon stood guard in front of the OverseaChinese Kinking Corporation building in Beach Street here, while several bank officials transported sealed boxes of the new currency notes into two trucks. The
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    Confectionery competition for women
    84 5 Singapore. Than. The Rrsi S.nzHpoie Women's amateur j confectionery competition. or- ganused by the Stamford Community Centre. ill be held at the Kntrt'a premises in Queen Street > on June 24. It is being organised in conjunction with the fifth anniversary celebrations of the centre. The
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    Activities for charity
    41 5 PENANG. Hi The an and culture sectkn ot the Penang Umno youth division wiil meet at Umnu Hall tomorrow afternoon to plan further activi':e* for chanty. It held a chanty >how eailv this ve<«r for .he flood virtum
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    New chairman
    23 5 KLUANG. Fn lnche Manj>or bin Haji Salleh. a town courulllor here, has been elected chairman of the Kluang Malay Drivers' Association.
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    Now 80 Singapore women offer to fight for Nasser
    279 5 SINGAPORE, Frt. A BOUT 270 people in Singapore, including 80 girls, have offered to fight on the United Arab Republics side in the event of war with Israel. Many others have called at the UAR Embassy here to pledge their support.
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    He let off crackers at funeral: $25 fine
    106 5 pITTERWORTH. Fri 0 tor letting off firr--1 i.wki-i-N without police permission at a friend's funeral prucr*sion. R O K.msunathan. 28. was fined Ml in the magistrate's court here today He pleaded guilty to committing this offence in front of the police station
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    Member of robbery gang preying on taxi drivers caught
    309 5 Member of robbery gang preying on taxi drivers caught Singapore, Fri— police last night arrested a member of what they believe to be a gang of robbers preyina; on taxi drivers. The suspect was detained at about 11 pm in a police ambush in Jalan Ikan Merah. oft Upper Thomson
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    Take lead in building rugged society, teachers told
    294 6 gINGAPORE, Fri. Teachers in Singapore were today exhorted to take the lead in the building of a rugged society of "quality citizens' with the will and the ability to survive. The call was mfsde by the Education Minister, Mr. Ong Pang Boon,
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    Code of ethics to serve as their
    221 6 Code of ethics to serve as their SINGAPORE. W. Singapore teachers have set themselves, the task of "re-creatinc" the imace of the teacher as •the leader, euide. philosopher and friend of everyone in the community in which he Ikes." The four teachers' unions have drawn up a, 1 code of
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    Dayak flower
    47 6 CHE is a Dayak and her name is Senorita. yes. Miss Senorita Linang, and she won that cup in her hands with ease. She was chosen "Flower of the Dayak Festival" at a cultural show in Kuching to mark Dayak Festival Day. Straits Times picture.
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    Founder of Tasek Cement dies in car crash
    286 6 Founder of Tasek Cement dies in car crash IPOH. Fri. Mr. Lee 1 Liang Yung. 60, founder and managing director of the Tasek Cement Co. Ltd. was killed in a car accident here this morning. He was driving to the factory at about 7.15 a.m. when his car collided with
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    $2,000 robbery
    24 6 PENANG. Fri. Five men entered a gardener's house in Balik Pulau last night and robbed him of $2,035 in cash and jewellery.
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    Shortage of executives in Spore says expert
    105 6 Shortage of executives in Spore says expert CINCiAPORF. Fri. Singapore is short of top and middle echelon managers, according to Professor Leslie Won; (above), consultant to the Singapore Institute of Management. He said: "To produ e these executives from the middle range of management to meet the rapid industrial development
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    Never on Friday? Think again call to banks
    171 6 ]>RUNEI TOWN, Fri.— The Brunei Stat* Chamber of Commerce has urged local bankers not to close on Fridays. Earlier, the banks had decided to follow the GoternmiMit holiday scheme and dote on Friday and Suna When the proposal wm put to the
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    MIC officials
    39 6 BANTING. Fri— Mr. A. K. Chinmah has been elected prwdent of the Jen.iarom MIC. Other offlce-bearera elected weir: Vie*president. Mr M. A. Renga-s^my; ■ecretary. Mr. D. Jayaratnam: assistant secretary. Mr. L. Mur.iandy and treasurer, Mr. R Gov:ndas«mv.
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    TV badminton
    41 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Television Malaysia wUJ telr\i>e t.ie Thomas Cup contest between Malaysia and Denmark played in Jakarta this werk Horn 8.10 p.m. to 9 p.m tomorrow in place of its advertises programme— if the film arrive* in time.
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    SABAH TO GET A NEW PEACE CORPS GROUP
    85 6 lESSELTON. Fri. An- other batch of 31 U.S. Peace Corps Volunteers are due to prrlve here tomorrow for two years' service in the State. With their arrival Sabah will nave 122 Peace Corp* personnel working here. The Otputy Director of the U.S.
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    Driver awarded $***** against insurance firm
    299 7 Driver awarded $***** against insurance firm CINGAPORE. Frl. Judgment for $21,468.70 was today awarded by the High Court here to Ong Ah Poh. 38. a lorry driver from Labis. Johore. in his traffic accident suit against the National Employers' Mutual Genera 1 Insurance Association Ltd. Mr Justice Chua also ordered
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    2-week camp for Territorials
    74 7 KUAI A I.LMPIK h group i>i .•spvfn Territorial Army offlcen and 110 men from 41 workshop ot the ElectriCHl and MechBngiiwcn, B;iui Qarriaon, here will .«mvp for Ate Star j,oon (i-u^ek annual camp. Under the command of Major Ml Missal the camp begins on June 10
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    Developed countries have let us down in trade, says Kim San
    492 7 Developed countries have let us down in trade, says Kim San 'COMMONWEALTH PREFERENCE A ONE-WAY ROAD' y/K LLING TON, Fri. Singapore felt that developed countries had let her down in terms of trade the Finance Minister, Mr. Lim Kirn San, said in an interview published here today. Speaking to the
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    'WE ARE SO KEEN ON REGIONAL SHIPPING LINE...
    118 7 other countries being corrupt. But in som* \v.<vs the American pohti•ml system is the most torrupt in the world ■If we paid US$2 million a year to establish a lobby in Wash.ngton I think we might get our export. •nil ts>." Mi
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      255 7 Tonight's natch: Singapore GOLD LEAF The Football giants are here Leicester City and Southampton to play Asian All-Stars This year the Asian All-Stars are the pick of the Asian games. Leicester City. Fast. Skillful. One of the best first division They're a greater, better, wiser team. And they're out to
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      291 7 Straits Times Crossword At uiivv Pusaiblv Uuun bin* arr gfMB |mi brMk (n vtrloug (7 9. S»rr> lor Pet« North. »rec«- 3 .si co in norm iDj. 15. Calamities alter rate* In Nor--10 WitCß luio* me priest About folk town <B one \.b>. 17 No handicap on walk ft 11
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    Sack views: NTUC replies to SEF
    475 8 'CAN'T AGREE TO DISMISSAL UNDER PRETEXT. SINGAPORE. Friday THE National Trades Union Congress today said that it could not agree to employers sacking workers under the pretext of financial string eiuy, and without having to go to the Industrial Arbitration Court. The NTTC secretary
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    Rl-S'pore ties plan now finalised
    175 8 Rl-S'pore ties plan now finalised SINGAPORE. Fri. Indonesia and Singapore have finalised plans on the resumption of diplomatic relations. Brig. -Gen. Sunarso, special emissary of Indonesian acting President Gen. Suharto. disclosed here tonight. Gen. Sunarso. who had hold various rounds of quiet talks with Foreign Ministry officials since he flew
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    ITALIAN N-DAY
    70 8 SINGAPORE. Pit— State dignitaries, members oi the Diplomatic Corps, leading business and community leaders tonight attended a reception at the Hotel Singapura to mark Italy's National Day. Representing the Sin- gapore Government was the Finance Minister, Mr. Lim Kirn San above t, who proposed a toast to the
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    SURVIVOR RETURNS TO SUMATRA
    107 8 SURVIVOR RETURNS TO SUMATRA SINGAPORE. Fri. One of the four survivors of a capi sized prahu. Inche Unnar Atjjel. 21. left here today for his lishing village home in Sialang Buah. North Sumatra, after >peiidinn :i week in the General Hospital. Unnar was skipper of tiie prahu which caixsr/ed in
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    No-water areas
    23 8 No- water areas SINGAPORE. Fn -There will be no water tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. at Jalan Senang and Jalan Paras.
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    Wee: Singapore hard to beat...
    260 8 I SINGAPORE. Fri. 1 SINGAPORE as an independent country expects its citizens to be rugged and determined in every field of endeavour. The Minister of State for Defence. Mr. Wee Toon Boon, said this last night at a dinner given at the Peoples Association to
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    PRESIDENT TO OPEN BAZAAR
    27 8 SINGAPORE, Fri. President Yusof bin Ishak «ill open the International Bazaar for the Blind at the Victoria Memorial Hall tomorrow at 10 a.m.
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      85 8 Friends and Customers are cordially invited to attend a Cocktail Party to mark the double occasions of (1) The official opening of SIM LIM FINANCE (M) BHD. (2) The moving of the office of SIM LIM CO. (M) LTD. (epoh branch) on Saturday, 3rd June, 1967 from 12.00 noon to
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      144 8 Mini Onp Ittf I.T. 91nntlin THE W I OKAY. 1 SO RIGHTO. 1 HEI EllfWN O'CLOCK?. >^*~ Jl :■> '^•T OHH f 7 ALLEY KIMG SAJP HE NOW I"M SAIP HE'r> WHY IT MUST BE /ATS RIGHT! KgreSSpi m% vu IN I wwo V OOP! expected -^flll here; y see
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    How Mao's Army tamed the revolution in Canton
    1638 9  -  STANLEY KARNOW by FROM dawn until nightfall, Canton's streetcorner loudspeakers display his portrait flanked by banners proclaiming his slogans. And even foreign guests at the huge Yangshen Hotel are awakened each morning by intense young Red Guards reciting passages from Mao's little
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    ENGAGEMENTS
    175 10 21) Woi+m tn (Minimum) OR. TAN KANQ PINO v Mr./Mra. T*n TlonK Kn to Mlv UmH-ub Choo o Mr*, l.im Ulok Kirn >•« »7. KHOO LOO. KdwMi MlcbaaJ 2nd a/a Mi ft Mra Kliuu Mlaog Uwk 10 RotaMnrl d o Mdm. I*. Hook Neo on 00N O0H: Lwolal Mian
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    ACKNOWLEDGMENT
    31 10 to Hordj Sit imtnimmm) THE FAMILY OP th* lata Kra. Oiee Baraa Chens thank all nlafJßJa. and fnenda for thrlr eowtotaaJkß. 'vr»i'h«, «,roiu, aaalatanea and-«»t--tend/nre of nldht vlalta and fußaral.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    29 10 to H,,,rf, SIS (Minimum) IN EVER BELOVED Memory of Mr. Xivlfr i.iniiariua departed on 3S-AO. Tour fi'iid. r loif and tare Ii forever rem»m)..r. <\ wif. and children.
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    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    317 10 Hi Wort, SIS (minimum) COCKPIT HOTEL'S "RWSTTAPILI* -I-V.-.1 Saturday and Sunday, bm !".< M-rvatlona S3MB ITpon. TROIKA ROOM will b. rra«rv*d for a prtval* |.«rtj for haMS). But th. Koo.il la open for uualocw an moal TOR ELEGANT LAUICI! KurOlM'l •aa from iihiv ]vat un- han's «l«»ya aoinrihinx ntw
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      Larger Than ASA
      644 10 While the future of ASA < itself is in question, the work of the Association of South- East Asia continues. Its subcommittee on the liberalisation of trade has approved a draft agreement which could be described, perhaps a little imaginatively, as the start of I a free
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      Quiet, But...
      323 10 Quiet, But Angry noises from China about Hong Kong are not so often heard these days, and in the colony the communist strike organisers are clearly not having things all their own way. "Token" stoppages are all they dare attempt and even these take out a minority of workers in
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      Still In Doubt
      245 10 There is still distrust in Washington and Canberra of British intentions in SouthEast Asia. Mr. Wilson (who arrives in Washington today) and Mr. Healey have been as explicit as they can; which admittedly does leave room for doubt. But it is doubt which Mr. George Brown was
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    LEARNING MALAY
    492 10  -  YUNUS MARIS LESSON 49 in a new series by (iLOSSARY: LanjutAN (n) extension, development (of event, etc.); DI-PERchepat (V) to be hastened: hakikat bahawa (N> the fact that; MEnyangkut-pautKAN (from: 'aangkutpaut'), (v) to concern, Involve, link: TERkhu»BB (v) to be extra-special; BERsarang (V) to be nesting, congregating (for
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    IF war comes to the Middle East
    1262 10  - IF war comes to the Middle East J.Y. SMITH by of The Washington Post IF war broke out between Israel and its Arab neighbours. it would be a catastrophe for the Middle East, but its reverberations economic, political and diplomatic would be felt around the world. The effect of the
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      Needless queues for forms
      230 10 MIGHT 1 a.sk the Re- gistrars ol Vehicle Taxation and Driving Ah.v application forms lor their re•pective services ;ire not supplied at General Post Surely thla would help e;u>e the generally chaotic situation that exist! at their Maxwell Road offices, where lust Ing a blank application
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      40 10 IN 1962. I paid 32 cent* for one kati of rice. Now the same type of rice costs 48 cent! per kat.\ Shopkeepers say that the price wii; 60 cents per kati in tie near future. K. Y. L. Singapore
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    Railmen serve 14-day notice of dispute
    203 11 Railmen serve 14-day notice of dispute KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE 14,000-strong Railwaymen's Union of Malaya will serve a 14-day notice of the existence of a dispute to the Railway Administration tomorrow, it was disclosed today. The notice to the General Manager of the Malayan Railway, Tan Sri Ahmad Perang. will
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    Ferry men appeal to Minister
    112 11 Ferry men appeal to Minister ML'AR, Fri.— The Minister of Welfare Services, Han Abdul Hamid Khan, has been urged to look into the problems faced by the ferry workers in Johore who will be retrenched at the end of this month. The president of the Muar and Batu Pahat Ferry
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    Legal cocktails
    31 11 JOHORE BAHRl 1 Fri TtM Johnrp Bar Committee Will entertain judges of the Pederal Court of Appeal to cocktail party at the Johorr international Club here on June 10.
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    Language talk
    37 11 KUANTAN. Fn The Attor-ney-General. Tan Sri Abdul Kadlr bin Yusof. will give at talk on the National Language Act to members oC the Malay Lite ature Society at the Umno hall at Temerloh on Sunday.
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    The brandy thieves
    52 11 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Thieves yesterday brokf lr.to a godown belonging to Boustead and Co. in the railway goods yard here and got away 25 cases of VSOP brandy valued at more than $5,000. They entered the gndown by removing a corrugated Iron sheet forming part of I
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    Rosita, 5, in her first fashion parade
    113 11 Rosita, 5, in her first fashion parade FIVE- YE AR-OLD Rosita Ghazali was a bit apprehensive as she took the stage at the Town Hall yesterday. After all. she was taking part in her first fashion parade. She soon got over her stage fright and struck this pose for our
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    Customs dinner
    20 11 KUANTAN, Fri. The Custom Department here will hold Its annual dinner and dance at the Kuantan Club tomorrow.
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    From rags to 'rubber King*
    873 11  -  LEE KONG CHIAN AT the turn of the century, there landed bare-footed in Singapore, a seven-year-old boy, the son of a tailor, who later, through sheer hard work, perseverance, ability and business acumen, became a m v 1 ti millionaire and, one of the best-known
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      138 11 r Congratulations Best Wishes on the auspicious occasions of I The Official Opening of SIM LIM FINANCE (M) BHD. (Ipoh Branch) The Moving of the Office of SIM LIM CO. (M) LTD. (Ipoh Branch) *^s to announce IWBjp' r x^Jafi "DAIKIN" fen^Cl manufactured by. DAIKIN KOGYO CO., LTD. exported by:
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      148 11 t*e>N Nish 'Ngs Fabulous furnishings to brighten a room with glorious sunlit hues, or cool it with the quiet shades of a forest glade. Patterns bold, dramatically ovant garde. Or traditional floral, stripe and check prints, pretty and mellow. This new selection of furnishing fabrics will please every discerning Homemoker
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      859 11 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur 6.35 Denni* the Menace: 7 and Penan*; 6 Ipoh and Ma- News in English; 710 Perspeclarra; 3 and 10 Johore Bahru; live The Interview: 7.35 Be--1 Talpint; Batu Pahat; 9 witched Illegal Separation; Kiuang. 8.03 News in Mandarin: 8.10 PM.' 3 Opening and Pro-
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    Farm TV In not too distant future'—a Minister hopes
    315 12 Farm TV In not too distant future' a Minister hopes KUALA LUMPUR, Fri YHE Minister of Information and Broadcasting, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, said today that he hoped to establish "in the not too distant future" television farm programmes on the same lines as those broadcast over radio. Speaking
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    Youth clubs to aid victims
    64 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. The Malayan Association of Youth Clubs announced today that about 100 members of its Kelantan branch will help In the building of houses for the flood victim* there. Since May 26. branch members have been assisting the victims to rt. set tie
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    Theft at school
    24 12 PENANG. Pri Thieves broke into St. Mark's School in Butterworth last night and escaped with 14 silver cups valued at $900
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    Air-conditioning history made in Brunei
    121 12 SINGAPORE. Fri. Airconditioning history was made in Brunei recently when the first use was made of an oilfield's natural gas to operate nine air conditioning units A spokesman for I.AC. (Sincapnre) Ltd.. the distributors of Carrier air conditioning equipment, tocl.iv disclosed that this was the
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    DRIVE AGAINST RATS...
    75 12 PENANG Fn.— Malay residents if tiiree kamponKs m Buuerwnrth Pertnma, Hutan Nibong and Belab Dua will launch a gotnng royonu tomorrow morning to destroy rjts in their vtllMM. The KampoiiK Development Committee, headed by Hall Zaka- I na bin Aixiul Rahman, derided to enlist the help jl
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    Around the world with a 'kwali' and two swords...
    197 12  - Around the world with a 'kwali' and two swords... MAUREEN PETERS 3y KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Joan Whelan, 20, of Vancouver, has been saving since she was 14 to "see the world." After working her wav through Australia and New Zealand, she arrived in Kuala Lumpur today travelling light— with a
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    A MIDFL loan for Volvo car factory
    168 12 A MIDFL loan for Volvo car factory IZUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Ltd. made its first investment in the motor car assembly industry here by granting a loan of $1,450,000 to Swedish Motor Assemblies Sendir 1 a n Berhad, a MIDFL statement said today. The loan Is for
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    Industrial Court award to motor workers
    164 12 SINGAPORE. Fri. Th» Second Industrial Arbitration Court h.i» awarded higher maximutns in the salary scales of daily-rated trarirsmen. greasers, labourers, rlranrrs and unskilled workers in 13 motor firms in Singapore. The maximum of the daily-rated srale for tradesmen is to be inoreased from 510.32
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    Mother drowns in river
    51 12 KANGAR. Fn. An rxpoctant mother. Antnan bmt<> Maud. 22. was drowned yf.stprd.iy in the Sunset Nyulane. about 20 yards from her house. Argnan had gone to the river bank with her f<mr-y<\ir-nld son to do some washing when she slipped into the river and was carried
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    Pupils thanked for donation
    59 12 I MALACCA. Fn. Pupils from I 171 schools in the State wtn thanked lor their wonderful efloru In collecting $6,652 for the National Disaster Relief Fund. The ''thank you" camp from th« Chief Minister, Inch« Abdul Oh»--far bin Baba. when he received the money at the
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      37 12 Hmffm Bnn-v Hy KUUp§» H^iwmtinhl X-—^-33-37" 1 r^E« wiped: were =^P I \X >^> _^^f*^%!!T.iS2JL LEAVIN' PER A— -r< "Vr«J r\k C\&&—{ WW AT TD HA/E DONE HMM...TWIS COULD MgjJgW JOB PI6HT SjwjJTjr Mf r 4^»^~^\ WITHOUT YA,
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    Five hours of pop songs
    147 13 lAM a school master teaching LIE. and S.C./M.C.E. students. I am really worried over the time wasted b> these teenagers listening to pop and beat music. I havp interviewed over three hundred of these students and about 87 per cent say they spend hours on
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    THE ONE AND ONLY SATAY CLUB
    184 13 THE ONE AND ONLY SATAY CLUB f THE Singapore Tourist Association's suggestion to drum up a phoney "Satay Village for tourists, using the Beach Road stalls should be treated by the Government with the contempt that it deserves. I wonder how many natural and delightful local institutions 'n the world
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    Ray of hope in Taiping
    90 13 Ray of hope in Taiping IX Taiping it :s raining 1 daily now. As usual the Thomson Road area. is flooded. This condition has existed for years with the authorities doing nothing about it. I believe however there Is still a ray of hope. Authority usually wakes up only when
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    Symphony wow
    113 13 WITH reference to Mr. W. M. Tay's letter (ST. May 27 we are sorry that Mr. Tay's enjoyment of the Boston Symphony Orchestra programme was marred by a wow during the slow movement. By the time we detected the fault, music had gained in tempo and the wow
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    Free medicine
    53 13 ;OVERNMENT should give free medical treatment to all school children, especially those '.n rural areas where <ickne>s I* frequent and the people are veiy poor They can hardly pay the 50 cents asked for in the hospitals. If dental treatment c»n ne free, why not medical treatment? M.
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    LCE: 'Language on the retreat'
    193 13 "DTC Students." in their letter on the objective tests <S.T. May 31 >. nay: "Surely when one is testing; historical, geographical, scientific or mathematical knowledge, language should not be allowed to play a major part in arriving at assessment." This is ominous. RTC students are
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    CAUSEWAY RED TAPE
    118 13 W'HEHE are we neadT ing? 1 refer to the increasing red tape just for the sake of a drive and a swim in a secluded beach or at a watertall in Johore. Car permits then special pa^ports and now exit permits. What next? Car permits need not
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      Teachers shortage
      138 13 I RErEK to the leltti by "Concerned" ift/1 May iO>. Ii is difficult tv po.- 'he exaci number oi ipacben to every school ai the beginning oi the year i; a cause ot the large numbi i of transfers 01 pupils arising from appeals by parents. There are
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      QUEENSTOWN WILL GET A SWIM POOL
      61 13 I REKER to the letter "Residents iST. May 27 suggesting that a swimming pool be built at Queenstown. The Board is considering constructing a sports complex in Queenstown and Ln this sports complex there la likely to be a swimming pool. IJM PANG HUANG
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      Parking, taxis and housing estate transport posers
      240 13 Parking, taxis and housing estate transport posers IN view of the consider- able number of luxury bracket priced cars parked in housing estate lots a fee for such parking facilities would not seem an imposition. I would urge the authorities to give consideration to the establishment of a number ot
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      NO MORE POST BOXES
      95 13 AS a businessman. I ap- plied to the Postal Services Dept. for a PO. box to facilitate collection of mail. Two days later. I received an official reply stating that there was no vacancy and my application would be put on the waiting list. We take
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      DUSTBINS AND THE HAWKERS
      134 13 DUSTBINS AND THE HA WKERS vo Government is going to penalise any householder if, in future, a dustbin is not provided. The Public Utility van now goes round twice a day emptying dustbin, BUT isn't this doing th» Job half-way? Why penalise the householders and waste Government mr\nrower and petrol
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      344 13 ActrerlLscmcnl ■r The Value of the "Read and Do" Books Do you want your children only "barking at print' M to understand what they the saying goes read: 1 Then the 'Read and The main purpose of Do" Books are the things readme is the ability to to get to
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      79 13 The talented little lighter from Europe that's making it big f«H|jMJ«MB" i&raßHflKc SSyjy? q S okw' •■•.M\wsjß|| NOTHING TO WEAR OUT *****1 W D Each fuel cartridge contains fl^i its own new burner valve. /^> J^ H^^ f>o^^ Keeps valve from losing m efficiency, wearing out. 9^^U m When you
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      952 14 a untinurd from Page IUI ANNOUNCEMENTS M f»-»rcf* «M (MUumum ABRAHAM, Ministry of Health. -grel* thanksgiving service and house uarmtng 3.6.1967 postponed later sMS, REMEMBER 'MARZINE' and forget travel sickness. This famous quickacting remedy Is most effective, and safe to give to children OVERSEAS LEAVE li Word* S* Mi*.)— Box
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      933 14 SITUATIONS VACANT li W,,rd* Sf (Min.)— Box it fit txlrm INTERNATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY recsum services of energetic male Clerk fo. new Jobore Babru branch Must b> abls to type 35-4U wpm know simple accounting and routine clerical duties Position has a future for the right man. Reply In own handwriting
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      1162 14 ACCOMMODATION VA< A» S Wordt Sf (Min.)— Box St rt*. txtrm EOEN PARK 1MB) furnished 6 r«edrom». servants quarters -«torev •emi-detached Rungalo one room airunditiond Bias garden near Singapore Turf Club I*oo monthly. Vacant 17 6.67 Contact Lim Spore *****4 FUVONC EtTATE 9 mile Buktt Tlmah 10 lalao Asas. 8
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      916 14 EDUCATION U Word* Sf (Min.)— Box St rtt. txtro ENCLISH MATHS.. Shorthand Bookkeepinii Typewriting Li-Sine School ■'.'Ho-B New Bridge Road i PIANO SINCINC LESSONS by expe- nenced and professional teacher. L.R.A.M. A.R.C.M. Tel. *****1 S por*. I COMMERCIAL CORRESPONDENCE *> fteport Writing hive Montna Cour** succes. Guaranteed Register early. Raja
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      859 14 KUKNITURE U Kurd Se (Mim.)— Box *t rfs txtrm POR DISTINCTIVE CANE Kurnlture. Call Adrian's. 425 River Valley Road, Singapore '.'."'574 FURNITURE CANE FURNITURE of make model denign or. hire hire purchase Cuong Kan Co. 567 Balestiei Roal T*l. Bpo*e 52?94. FOR WBLL-CARVEO DESIGNED Cruxt Furniture of Teak. Camphor. Walnut
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      998 14 HIRE PURCiIASk I* Word* (Mm.)— Box >» rfc txtrm THONG HUAT MOTOR K i nance Ltd.. 33 Beach Road. 8 por. Kinance Hrc purchase K4r» setond-hand OsVI 3V.''HV i. V. (RADIO SALES ASERViO li Word* U (Min.)— Box St rt*. txtrm REPAIR ALL BRANDS of I.V 1 Radio and installing
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      817 14 VEHICLES FOR SALE fi H'orafi m Min.)— Box it rtt. txtrm MITSUBKHI tOO CC. DELUXE .super He* IBM l >„..! 5.,,.^,i MWJ S6»l (*r veajr tax et-onomlrx lor olfer I'horte Head |iur.- f.<711 r«t "«(HI Olfu-e hours or «t»>>M cxi any Inn.'••4 CI. FORD l-on;na T'idor Whit. >-ith n;;., k
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      443 14 MISCELLANEOUS M Varcki H I Wi'it.t— Box it tit, txtrm P. t II C n A L SPRAY PAINTING REPAIR er s house T. .cphone Spore *****. SURFtKS PARADISE 45 miles ■Miuti ul Hristmiii- Australia furnished riats h: Commo .sense prices, central position Knuiiiries Kuala Lumpur _'7V7u STEAMBATHS. MASSACE, ETC.
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      1196 15 TO LIVERPOOL A WEST COAST U l p S k Jii Pfnanf DIMOOOCUS Utaata, H«re. *****. C ten G« 15 J.ne 7 Jmc 112 Jmc 13 PITP.OCLUS i .friool, 6 i'|P« Jim 4 IMC S JMC I ■■USANDER u»'eool JMe 1? Ju.e 13 MCNESIHFUS June 13 IMI II JM* II
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      1265 15 T^E A UZ//MTS Mi I EXPRESS SAILINGS TO 6ENOH WORTH CONTINENT SONDIrHVU P. Sham Ppnjng S'oore Genoa Roam H'burg Aarhus Ctagen SUMIAWA a) Sailel Sa.lel ll Pt 1 IMI JMI II JMI 21 Jul, 1 J.I. I Jily 7 SIMIA ;m 25,27 JMI 21 21 Jul 31/ 2 Jily 11
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      1389 15 I ben%line\ EXPRESS SERVICE 10 LONOON, LIVERPOOL I CINIINEHTAL PORTS nit wr ADV«-> For Liverpool Jii, I Jb triL AKIO Hjmourt Jll, 21 S.nmor. Pt. S'nar. Penani r »"l" Gil. 11, Jmi I Jmi 1, I Jmi ll ll s l<eutn BENVRACKIE f- lonSon Smppori PLS'iaea Penani Hamburf Jsry 7
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      1196 15 feELLERMAH BUCKHALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUTWARB SERVICE FROM U.K.. CONTINENT. Leaiiat tan Smtapon P. S'kaaa Peaaaa Cm OF IROOKLTN -ondon, Hamburf. Ro-erdaej. Ha«re. Hull, GranfenovtK... 11/11 Imi 17 jmi II laae CITY IF UNCASTEI ionoon. Rotterdam. Hamburf. Huil. Middlesbrough 1 C.H OF CHESTER London.^H.mbuX U.rd^. .(J CTTIFW..CESTE.
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    Middle East crisis affects rubber
    413 16 A RATHER ouiet weeks trading was hampered at 1 the start by absence of a lead until Wednesday from the London market which was closed on Monday, state H.C.B. Co. Ltd- in their current Rubber Market survey. The price range of just over one cent
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    AUSTRALIAN STOCKS
    146 16 MELBOURNE. Frl. INDUSTRIALS Ml barely 1 steady. Burns Philip and E.Z. Industries down 15 cents to 37 and 245 respectively mere the biggest moves. Ba.>* Metals moved variably I mostly higher. Western Mining xvas actlxely up 35 cents to $14. 55 with s.Ues to $15.00. Oil* \'(!C MPi<('\
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    H.K. RATES
    37 16 ON thr tret eichange market in Hone Kont vMfrdKy the U.S. Dellar nan quoted «t I M 'or IT and Mt lOt 'H.ll Strrlini \\»t quoted at 16.25 and ane tael nf geld at Ml
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    CLOSING PRICES
    28 16 .IliriP Z. Rl BBKR PRICE: M cents (up one-eighth of a rent). TIN: ShO.V37i (down 621 cents). Estimated unofficial offering was 225 tons (up 5 tons).
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    FURTHER APPRECIATION IN EQUITY SHARE PRICES
    908 16 From Our Market Correspondent T XXV steady conditions prevailed again on the Stock Exchange yesterday and in industrials some prices were taken to new highs. Observers said that the market had the look about it of fresh capital seeking investment, but whether it was
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    STOCK INDICES
    30 16 Malayan Stork Indicrg Junr 1. June 'Industrials: 107.0:? 1117.91 •Prupcrtirs: lm.tix Ini.st T.Miniiniv MJ 'i|. no v$ ruhbrrs: 110.48 11U.48 tOoe. :9. 196? urn. •Dfc. 30. 19«6 1011.
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    BUSINESS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
    1218 16 DI'SINESS in and rerMirtpd to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Iradint rooim of thr Stock Exchange ypstrrdav with thr numbrr of shares tiadrd in bracket*: INDUSTRIALS: Beultlad (1.OOU) I 1 SS; Central Suiar 112,000) $171 i). -1 7.' I) il7 IMin HI.7U 1). I). c.im.oi g|
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    EXCHANGE RATES
    65 16 in mmlumi ytalerday oil HUM to Unitto MatMi daylM >' H »irm»il OD a II i« crrdit Mils. .13 0. 11 trad* Killa. Canada: Hiivinir. 1! ISi. rmall On .1 in 1 16 credit bills. 3« 1711 trad* hlllt Itllmi fT »r 00 r«ady: Unit.d man, l| Nrthirlandt
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    Straits tin price down by 62 1/2 cents
    448 17 1 h: Straits tin price yrsterI day fell by €21 cents to M>05.37i per picul on an offering estimated up 5 tons to 225 tons. The drop was almost in line with that in London on Thursday afternoon. Fair demand was reported
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    82 17 /■hineie Product Cichsnis, sm a y part noon pneti par plcul ysttsr day: Coconut oil: hulk |47» Keller., drum $.Ml „er« Cepra: Mixed if.o.b.) loon. May/ June IK Continent S2R| B Pepper: Muntok white ***** sellers. Sxrfawak white. $140 «ellen, tper'al Sarawak nlark $100 atllert. garh.ed Lamponx mark
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    JOINT RUBBER PRICES
    249 17 II Nr first grade rubber f.o.b. hu>er* closed at 5 p.m. in Kuala I.umpur and Singapore yesterday at 56 cents per lb. up one-eighth of a cent on Thursday's closing level for the position. The tone was Tery quiet. R.A.S. and M.R.E. closing prices In cents per
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    SHIPS IN LOCAL PORTS
    227 17 SHIM lying. slseifSlds the Slnispert per* Harbour ■hltin ar tipsctad today arc AMhi JUnj a S'rant Clar«nc* S/7, Fiimr.a»s 9 Benlarlg 10 11. Hanoi II 14, n»morlocu< 18,111. Binso Maru It, Kini.fi Maru No 11 21 22. Yamamatsu Maru 2? '24. Tllmanuk 2« 2». f>iMi 28.
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      673 17 THE BORELLI RUBBER COMPANY BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the THIRTY-EIGHTH ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Stockholders will be held at the Registered Office of the Company. No 52 Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur on Tuesday. 27th June, 1967 at 11.00 a.m. AGENDA 1 To receive the Directors'
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      621 17 NOTICES THE NEW SERENDAH RUBBER COMPANY, BERHAD (Incorporated in the States ot Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING of Stockholders will be held at the Company's Registered Office. No. 52. Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur, on Friday. 30th June. 1967. at 11.00 a.m. AGENDA 1. To
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      884 17 NOTICES No. 000 THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956 It Is hereby notified that application has been made by the undermentioned company to the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority to operate an interim bus service No. 17 as follows: TAY KOH VAT BUS CO. LTD. From Aljunied Road to Havelock
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      700 17 NOTICES No. 000 THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956 It Is hereby notified that application has been made by the undermentioned company to the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority to operate an Interim bus service No. 31 as follows: THE BINGAFORE TRACTION CO. (1964) LTD. From the eiistinf terminus at
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      Big step forward by Cheng Hoe
      46 18 yEW CHENG HOE (Malaysia) takes a big step forward to reach a net shot when beating Sven Andersen (Denmark) in the Thomas Cup inter-zone semi-final at Jakarta on Thursday night. Malaysia won 7-2 to enter the inter-zone final.— UPl picture.
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      BOXING Merat shines in two wins
      296 18 BOXING Merat shines in two wins VfERAT SUDRI stole iTI the limelight on the opening day of the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association national championships at the Police Training School on Thursday night when he scored two quick victories to enter the flyweight semi-finals. Merat quickly impressed the crowd with a
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      SOCCER FAM clamp two-match ban on two
      201 18 SOCCER FAM clamp two-match ban on two HTHE Football Association of Malaysia have sus- pended two players and cautioned another two for incidents in the Malaysia Cud match between Singapore and Singapore Joint Services at Jalan 1 Besar on May 14. Suspended lor two successive match* I.*1 ure Mathew Chin
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      Lock icon TENNIS EMERSON TO MEET ROCHE IN FINAL
      181 18 TENNIS EMERSON TO MEET ROCHE IN FINAL DARIS. Fri. Australians Roy Emerson and Tony Roche yesterday qualified to contest the French men's singles tennis title here tomorrow. Emerson. 30-year-old former Wimbledon champion who won here in 1963. beat Istvan Gulyas, of Hungary. 6-3. 6-4. 6-2: and Roche. 22-year-old holder of
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      SCHOOLS MEET
      25 18 The Penang Combined BaeoDi dary Schools annual .swimming championships ill be held al the Chinese Swimming Club. Tanjoug Bungah. next Thursday and Fr.day.
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      CROSS-COUNTRY
      32 18 A to:al Of 6s Plitnrs h.is rven received for the live-mi.-country organised by Johora B.iluu District PWD Snorts club at Johore >. ihru on June 9. It open only to members club
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      SUMMARY
      105 18 BASKETBALL Bur Stnih Cup (Layang La- yang i Chen Siong 53 Soon Chin I 40: Teck Wah Heng 52 Cheng Ful 43; Ironbrtdge 75 Ivanhoe 51. HOC KEY J. Bahru league: RMN 7 St. i Josephs l PWD 0 Jorinthians 0: Ramblers 2 Customs 1: Medicals 3 PWD 1.
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      Singapore outclass Manila
      112 18 Singapore outclass Manila SINGAPORE beat Manila 5-2 and the Sultan of Pahang'i beat Selangor 3' -2 in the Jumabhoy Cup tournament of the Malayan Polo Association at Singapore yesterd.n. Seorem: Singapore —C. H. Clarke i2i. MaJ. J D. Railton. M. J Henigan and W. 8. Bagbv; Manila goal handicap and
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      DIARY
      133 18 SOCCER Festival match: A.-ian All-Stars v Leicester City iJn. Be.sar, 8 pm > J. Bahru Div. 1: B Majidee v Education L. Perak Div. 2: Kilftt v FlemineI ton (T. Ansoni. Kopeng frimdI* league champions v Rest ATHI.ETK S Paslr Panjang District championships 'Farrer 1 Pki Perak Telecoms {Anderson
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      786 18 J.K.R. TENDER NOTICE Tenders from J K R. registered contractors, Class BX, Head I (Sub-heads 1, 3i and Head IV 1 Sub-head 81 and above will be received by the Director of Public Works. States of Malaya. J.K.R Headquarters. Jalan Maxwell. Kuala Lumpur up to noon of Monday 3rd July
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      299 18 J.K.R. PERAK KENYATAAN TAWARAN Tawaran2 akxn di-terima dippiabat Jurutera Negen. Pera* lih'li. nines* 300 petang ;>aca 9ho Jun. 1967. dan Pemboroivi JKR yang berdatlar Kelas 'EX di-bawah Kepaia V c«in Kepala Kechil 4. bngi penßanew..--tan Batu Tar <Premix> dan K-'jh Push- Kuala Dipans. Perak. rlaM lhb Ogos. 1967 hingga 31hb
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      719 18 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY NOTICE OF VACANCY Applications are invited from I Singapore Citizens tor the appointment of PUBLIC RELAI TIONS OFFICER. QIALIFK ATIONS/ EXPERIENCE 1. Honours Degree from a recognised University or Membership of a recognised Institute ol Public Relations. 2. Not less than five years"
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      861 18 NOTICES No. 000 THE OMNIBUS SERVICES LICENSING AUTHORITY ORDINANCE, 1956 It i.«. hereby notified that application has been made by the undermentioned company to the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority to operate an interim bus .service No. 4 as follows: TAY KOH VAT BUS CO. LTD. From terminus at Hoi How
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      Lock icon Kebir shows smart form
      338 19  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with BUT TREVENA HAS TO SWEAT OFF 4-LB TO RIDE THE LIGHTWEIGHT TREVENA is "sweating it out" to make the weight on his Perak Derby mount, Kebir. Alan has to take 4-lb off his normal weight in order to ride Kebir at 7.8.
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      Convair steps out in fine style
      243 19 Convair steps out in fine style rONVAIR (apprentlce Nawari) showed good form In a3f sprint in 40 3/5. easing up at the finish. Cassini Park (Bougoure) wpnt .smartly over 3f In 38 1 5. Balhnlmen Boy ran 3f In 38 2 5. finishing strongly. Derby Street and Film Goer 111
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      JOCKY FORM
      105 19 JO( KIT FORM give* placlngs of the past 15 mounts of the top jockeys. Latest placing Is on the right Figures within brackets Indicate number of winners. Cnlrman <32 > *************** Pretty (?8> ini3ool3oinoi2o lUrhrirtrr i)7p *************** Trerrn* (l"i *************** te» <lf>' *************** Cole« (16) *************** Poagoure (15)
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      CRICKET TRIAL
      32 19 Th' Ke<i-"- Cricket A«»orlaton will hold a State trial at Mor gar on June \t tn prepir.*'inn lor the match against Bemngnr at Kuala Lumpur CD Jim* .4 and 25.
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        Race 1-2.0 Class 3 Div 5 ($6,500) 6f
        168 19 1 ***** Splendid a (Soon Leei Paul 7 90 Kang 1" I ***** Juat William a (Chukelli Tulloh 5 813 (F) Coles 6 3 8480 Pcnrtan Inn a (Queen's) Zaln 3 8.13 Nasudi 13 4 ***** Intan Negara a (TH Teo) Rodgers
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        Race 2-2.30 Class 3 Div 4 ($6,500) 6f
        210 19 (Local riders only) 1 ***** Devon Venture a (Devon) Sullivan 5 9.0 'Dragon l 2 ***** Prince Tournai a (KY Lim) Daniels 12 9 0 *Samry 6 3 ***** Globe Stream I i Flash) Daniels 7 8.13 (F) Aauwmll 17 4 *****
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        Race 3-3.0 Class 3 Div 3 ($6,500) 6f
        189 19 1 113 RoUnd II a (XC Foongi Tjoa 3 9.0 (F) Nelaon 11 2 ***** Flying Mercury g (Boon Wah) Tulloh 4 8.12 Colwnan 13 1 ***** Wooiioongong a (Pll) R Breuk. 5 812 -Yunolf 1 4 ***** Ever Onward h (Soon
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        Race 4-3.35 Class 1 Div 3 ($10,500) 10f
        156 19 Race 4-3.35 Class 1 Div 3 ($10,500) 1 0f 1 ***** Tibetan a (Habu X) Roagcrs 9 9.0 (Ft Kingston 8 2 ***** Invincible II B (XL Chang) Rodgers 4 8.11 Kane 9 3 ***** Intan Trrpeleh a t Alliance i Rodgers 7 8 8 Neiwm 1 4 ***** Depth
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        Race 5-4.15 Class 1 Div 1 ($25,000) 12f THE PERAK DERBY
        194 19 1 ***** Champagne g (Chukelli R BreuK. 6 9.3 (F) Colea 12 2 ***** Gienadler s (LX Ng» R Breuk. 6 9 0 Bou K oure 15 3 ***** Paair Bogak a (Want Tjoa 5 8.9 (F) Nrlxon 14
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        Race 6-4.50 Class 3 Div 2 ($6,500) 6f
        194 19 00 Mr. Waverley (Peaceluli Allan 3 90 Thnnc 9 1 0000 Joint Command (Royal Syr.di R Breuk. 490 «M lunail 3 t 38 Grand Arctic a <XL Chong) Allan 4 8.12 'Allan 14 4 ***** Oa»U s (Newborn) Tulloh 5 8.11 Coleman
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        Race 7-5.25 Class 1 Div 1 ($10,500) 6f
        209 19 1 ***** Half century g (Tan Scah) R Breuk 4 911 (F) »M lunail 10 I ***** Napoleon Solo a i Income K> Daniels 6 9.1 'Samp 3 3 ***** Djaiii a (Warn Rodgers 8 8.1; (F) Kindlon 9 4 ***** Hwcgo
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        Race 8-6.0 Class 3 Div 1 ($6,800) 6f
        205 19 i ..11 w J b B 'I-nh Lohi Heddle 480 (Fl Harbridfr 12 t 3163 SIMON TEMPLAR .Incorw X) Daniels 4 fl.O (8F) Pr»-ti» 8 1 ***** Arm* Iturkr c (Income Xi Daniels 5 812 'Sumrv P J -tii« x!. by".. 1
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      Spotlight on Derby field
      500 19 THE PERAK DERBY a handicap for Class One Div 1 norses over the Ipoh 12f. Winner to receive $17,500 and a gold trophy: $5,000 to the second horse and $2500 to the third. Starting time 415. tomorrow. 1 CHAMPAGNE 9.3 16 ehag by Raihleigh— R«d Garter):
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      THE RACING 'STARS' WIN DERBY CUP GOLF
      126 19 THE RACING 'STARS' WIN DERBY CUP GOLF ri. Racing All-Stars, a golf team comprising racehorse u.wiers. trainers and jockeys won the Derby Cup at Ipoh when they beat the Perak Turf Club S.C President's team by 6'j to 54. Other results: A Stroke: winner Tan Jin Eong; runner-up M. Shaari;
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      CRICKET Red faces for the Indians
      317 19 CRICKET Red faces for the Indians I ON DON. Fri.~ WIMi the First Test less than a we^k away, the Indian tourists are in the embarrassing position of facing a decisive defeat at the hands of Surrey, currently the bottom team in the Enpish county cricket championship. After an evpiutul
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      346 19 SANYO'S new 1967 range of air-conditioners are quieter, more efficient, more attractive and less costly than you would have thought possible. Naturally. They're from SANYO. SANYO A GREAT NAME IN ELECTRONICS Throughout the world, "Made by Sanyo" has become an assurance of superb quality and efficiency in all types of
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    51 20 EGYPTIANS WAVE SHOES AT U.S. AIRCRAFT CARRIER EGYPTIAN'S line the banks of the Suez (.'anal to wave their shoes and scream insults at the crew of the TSS Intrepid as the aircraftcarrier passes into the Red Sea. Some of the girls in the picture are nurses UPI radio
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    Protest marches in support of hungerstrike detainees
    255 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri I>ANNER-WAVING. slogan-chanting demonstrations in support of the 39 political detainees on a hunger strike at Batu Gajah broke out today at three places Kampar, Penang and here. The police here were on alert throughout the day for demonstrations. About 150
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    DEATHS
    66 20 ISMAIL BIN HAJI HASSAN .l.'.'i Kc-nrral Hospital K L. on •> bT. Hun*ral 2 p m. on 3 6.67 from N« Raja All Kampont: Buhiu MAOAM LOH SIN CHOW in«. May 31. 19t>7 a^rd 11, —I lUN hy helowd hu.oiiHnd Plumi: Pr< k TUg. 2 ions 3 d.iui:htrr«, «ona-in-U\v.
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    IN MEMORIAM
    28 20 IN CHERISHED MEMORY v< Ii •••r Paul Gomiv called to r<«t :i 6K3 J.i-t you wrre. you will always be l.ovtd and rfmrtnl»r«l everyday Drar One*.
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    Clerk is fined $2,000, $30,000 bicycles seized
    66 20 SINGAPORE. Frl. A bicycle shop clerk. Wong Chue Chlng. was fined $2,000 or nine months Jail by a district court today after he had pleaded guilty to a charge of Importing more bicycles than his import quota allowed him to. Defence counsel. Mr.
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    Youths on the march
    48 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. Anti-Gov-ernment youths, including girls, went on a rampage tonight In at least two areas Aljunied Road and Jalan Besar carrying barners. and flags. They dispersed when confronted by riot units of reserve unit It Is not known whether there were any arrests.
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    Divorce for pilot's wife
    64 20 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Sheila Mar> Fenn. wife of an airline pilot, was today granted a decree nisi by the High Court dissolving her marriage to Kenneth Edward Toft oil the ground of cruelty. The couple were married at the St. Joseph's Cathedral in Allahabad. India. In March
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    LONDON STOCKS
    295 20 LONDON. Frl. Reports ol I clashes on the Israel-Syria border I caused a turnround In sentiment towards the close of the London stock market Earlier gains were wiped out as dealers feared a possible worsen- ing In the Middle East situation over the weekend. A buying movement which
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    RUBBER
    62 20 LONDON. Fri Spot 17 13 16d., July 17-„d.. Aug. 17 15 16d. .Sept. 18d.. Julv Sept. 17 15 16d.. Oct Dec. 18 3 16d.. Jan Mar. 18 5 16d.. April June 18 7 16d.. July Sept. 18»»d.. Oct. Dec. 18\d.. Jan. March 18 11 16d.. April June 18',d. cl.f.
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    TIN
    29 20 LONDON Frl. Buyers £1216 (—£2>. sellers £1216', t— £3'-_.t. Forward buyers £1212 (—-Cltf>. sellers £1212', (—£l'•.•>. Settlement £1218 (—£s>. Turnover am 175 tons. p.m. 25 tons. Tone: Quiet
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    Poole pulls U.S. through to 2-2
    450 20  -  NORMAN SIEBEL: BACK PAGE SPORT From JAPAN and America stood at twoall cfter the first night's play in the second inter-zone semifinal in the Thomas Cup here tonight. It is almost impossible to say which way the tie will go on the final day
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    NOW OR NEVERMALA YSIA 'S MAGIC REVIVAL
    596 20 NOW or never. The three-letter word is burned into the hearts and minds of the Malaysian Thomas Cup team as they face their further tests here. It contained the magic of their revival and superb badminton which gave them their greater victory. They
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    DEATH
    33 20 MR. LEE KONG CHIAN passed away peacefully on 2/6/67 at 7.00 p.m. The cortege will leave 14, Mount Rosie Road for Mount Vernon crematorium at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday 4/6/67. No wreaths.
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