The Straits Times, 7 October 1967

Microfilm: NL12198
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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 TIIK Niitiiiiini NKWS|IHt)Br The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1967 13 CENTS KUN. .1578:^590 M.C (P)2266
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    Lock icon 13 escape in Paya Lebar airport crash drama
    712 1  -  YEO TOON JOO ONE DEAD, FOUR BADLY BURNT Qy SINGAPORE. Friday 30 minutes to put out fire A U.S. Navy Dakota aircraft with 14 people, including three women and a girl on board, crashed while taking off from Singapore airport this morning.
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    Kidnap gang murders student victim
    355 1  - Kidnap gang murders student victim PHILIP KHOO By SINGAPORE. Friday INTKXSIVK [M)li(c investigations have liegun into the kklnap-iniirder of a milliona ire's son. (iene Koh. 21. whose body, with head battered in, \\;is found in the L'pper Thomson Kikhl forest reserve nn Suntlav night. Hi.v abductors had only a few
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    STOP PRESS
    31 1 MANCHESTER I Mr Lee Kuan Xew. Pr»m< Minister <>l Bfa flew ««t of MMKhestei rinjway airport l*daj on his way to IIM s i International at Zurich I Beater.
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      192 2 j A VERY MODERN CITIZEN CLOCK TOWER FOR TOKYO'S f>'* m p V M The latest landmark on Tokyo's Ginza is a new clock V tower built by the Citizen Watch Company of Japan. a It was designed by a leading avant-guarde painter. fc^^ Jf M It's modern and vital
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      Rocket over Moscow
      57 3 Rocket over Moscow 'iHiIS rocket, 127 feet long, will never «o into space. It is an exact copy of the one that launched Russian cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin into history as the first man into space. It lias been mounted in front of the now Kosmos pavilion at the Moscow exhibition
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      Lock icon Woman goes on spree after a US$l9,OOO computer error
      209 3 Woman goes on spree after a US$l9,OOO computer error LOS ANGELES. Fri A HOUSEWIFE is accused of goini; uu a spending spree with a U5519,065 cheque sent her because of a computers error. Authorities saM a county computer which normally punched out her $15 a week child maintenance cheque sent
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      Plea for privacy
      95 3 I ONDON, I ri. \\i\is visiting husbands in prison should be allowed more privacy, MJfl an official report submitted tn the Nome Secretary. Mr. Kov Jenkins. It nys: "Prison rules stipulate that every visit must take place within the sight and hearing of an ofiicer. We think
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      Lock icon Mao seamen and London dockers fight over 'an insult5
      375 3 Mao seamen and London dockers fight over 'an insult 5 LONDON. Friday pOLICE rushed tv a London dock last night to break up a brawl between Chinese seamen and British dockers. One eye-witness said that the light, involving 60 men. started alter a Chinese sailor tried to pin a badge
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      A barrister without wig in London
      93 3 T ONDON. Pri. Sikh lawyer Mota Singh startled legal men here on a search tor precedents when he appeared in court without the traditional barrister's white wig he wore a turban instead. Lawyers were not sure whether this had ever happened before. But it
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      An ultimatum: 'Break ties with Peking or we occupy embassy"
      186 3 JAKARTA. Eri. Indonesian ant i Communist student action fronts today gave the Indonesian Government tii> hours to break diplomatic ties with Communist China or they Mould occupy the Chinese Embassy in Jakarta by force. The Political Affairs Director-General. Brig. Gen.
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      Lock icon Peking demands public apology from Indons for embassy raid
      311 3 Peking demands public apology from Indons for embassy raid HONG KONG. Friday. /COMMUNIST China informed Indonesia yesterday she would send a special aircraft to bring home her Charge d'Affaires and other members of her embassy in Jakarta who were injured during a student attack on the embassy last Sunday. A
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      India admits 87 deaths on Sikkim border
      128 3 ]\'L\V DELHI Fri.—The Indian Government revealed yesterday that its mountain f« rces suffered 87 killed and 163 injured in the tw <> reeert clashes with CoimuPiM Chinese along II S kk .n-Tibet border. The ofticially announced figures said 65 were killed, including two
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      Lock icon 'Explain or else' threat
      58 3 'Explain or else threat HONG KONG, In China has told Burma that her experts will not resume work on aid projects so long as the Rangoon Government does not give a satisfactory- reply to Chinese demands, according to the New China news agency The demands .ire connected with the recent
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      109 3 shown in Singapore at A FABULOUS FUR PREVIEW tdt ßobinson^ I and JACQUES FURS LTD. OF CANADA in aid of POPPY DAY APPEAL 1967 See luxurious coats, lackets, stole and hats in ermine, mink, ocelot and sable at the opening of ROBINSON'S FUR BOUTIQUE fabulous furs that the most beautiful
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      4 3 > THE! GAMBOLS: Page 10
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      429 3 ANNIVERSARY <Oi3l€r NOW ON REMEMBER IT'S THE ONLY SALE OF THE YEAR! LADIES i P NOW Lcdiei Printed Jtncy Blouses 51 2.50 $s*o Ladies Doc Cotton Blouses SII 90 740 Ladies "Janrten" T Shirts S 90 •«O "Lo/ly Manhattan" Shirt-. S l B 00 9*o Ladies Dcmm Hiestrr Shorts 12.50
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    Ministry clerk gets 9 months for CBT
    181 4 SINGAPORE, Friday. A 40 YEAR-OLD clerk in the Ministry of Health, Chia Boon Seng, was today jailed for nine months for misappropriating $1,501 on May 24, 1965. The Third District Judge, Mr. N.A. D Rozario. found Chia guilty of the "serious offence" of
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    LIS course in toolmaking
    58 4 SINGAPORE. Ftl.— The Light Industries Services Division of the Economic Development Board will conduct a part-time course In tool-malclne at Its workshop In River Valley Road. Only six candidates will be accepted, and a nominal fee of $50 will be charged. Those interested are asked to
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    Rl RUBBER: BID TO END UNHEALTHY PRACTICES
    209 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. The Indonesian Government Is taking steps to prevent malpractices in the export of rubber from the Republic. The leader of the nine-man Indonesian delegation to the rubber conference. Brig-Gen. Abdul Rachman, said this here before leaving for home yesterday. He
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      313 4 g TONIGHT MIDNIGHT SIMULTANEOUSLY AT FEDERAL CAPITOL LIDO KUALA LUMPUR SINGAPORE Johnuilb Kirk j WAYNEjgrIDOUGLAS ■^*y t^* r> TECHI\;iCOLOP PANfIVISION 1 -the War Wagon" ROLLS AND THE SCREEN CAPITOL LlDO— Tomorrow M'nite WTT\ J GOLDEN HARVEST AWARD WINNER for I? 11 BEST PICTURE v\\\\\ a» 14»h Asia Film Festival (Tokyo
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      111 4 I Gourmet I finii Mt^m& H^r tea at^l W Fountain 1 B Coffee I W dance at Fantasia Jrap at I Bacchus I Bar Jl Gentlemen ore requested n weor ties after 7 p.m. for the bar, rcitourant and di«crthca,ue. Sat. Eit. 1 a.m. ■♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦4 galaxyßlE TODAY 3 SHOWS AT
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      284 4 ORCHARD: TONIGHT MIDNIGHT! MQM FROM THE ROOFTOPS OF PARIS TO THE PENTHOUSES OF NtW YORK HI TAKES ONLY THE SEST JEWELS AND THE MOST BEAUTIFUL WOMEN' GEORGE HAMILTON JOSEPH COHEN PrPSiijif\ u r^ bbbt^M si^ aIBHvNII9<: >> <L*UM> -W*, mow lh f \f __^«WtN IflflaWA A^ W •■fc. ►^J *-*&f^B
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    Lord Shepherd coming
    52 5 LONDON. Frl— Lord Shepnerd. Minuter of Stat« at the Commonwealth Office will leav* on Tue.-day tor a familiarisation the Far East, the Commonwealth Office announced id.-' ti H» snires in Kual.. 1 umpur dneada.V, m Huns Kong id alter no I [he colony, «U1 gu oa to
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    Shaws: No option but to shut studios...
    236 5 Shaws: No option but to shut studios (JLNUAPORE, Fri. The Shaw Organisation today said they had no alternative but to shut their Malay Film Studios in Jalan Ampas "because of prolonged uneconomic operations." Tiie company said Liu-, m letter to the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers" Union which had invited
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    Malaysian is new CO of 3 Bn Rangers
    132 5 Malaysian is new CO of 3 Bn Rangers 1/1 ALA LIMPLR. Kri.— l.t < <>i Harjit Sinch (above). former senior ■teM Officer at Kast Hatlav sian Land Forces. Hq. today took over command of the ,;lin Malaysian Rangers The first Malaysian to hold this post, he succeeds Lt. Col. D.I.
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    Jek to inspect school parade
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Minister for Labour. Mr. Jetc Yeun Thong, will inspect the parade of uniformed units uf 'he Hua Vi Government Chinese Middle School at 2.30 p.m. tomorro'.v The parade and a pnze-eivine ceremony *vili mark the schools eighth mlww
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    Rifle stolen
    40 5 PE.NA.NU Fn A 21' au'.otnat:c rifle «<** stolen trom the J«lan Mas. oil Green lane, home of Anthony Chan Yin? Toon last mghi. Aj.ii stolen: a watch, a tabl* clock three fountain pens, an identity card, and wmi cash.
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    Drugs fine
    38 5 BUKIT MERI AJAM. Pri. V Thannimala:. 28. picacW guilty yesterday to a charge of having In hie po.sse:-*io'i $105 «onh Oi Indiai. hemp at Butters orth pirr. H* in fined $500. or thxet nionthj." jai 1
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    Dr Tan rejects Bahaman scheme as unethical
    245 5 Dr Tan rejects Bahaman scheme as unethical KUALA LUMPUR. Friday. 'pHE Malaysian Medical Association today des- cribed as unethical and totally unacceptable the decision by the Minister of Health. lnche Bahaman bin Samsuddin. to draw up a list of private doctors in Perak whose medical certificates would be accepted by
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    Lim: How we can boost our industry
    312 5 Lim: How we can boost our industry KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. •JHE success of Malaysia's industrialisation programme will largely be determined by the standards worked out for her products, the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Dr. Lim bwee Aun. said today. Addressing the inaugural meeting of the Standards Council of the
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    TUGS FAIL TO FREE GROUNDED TANKER
    109 5 TUGS FAIL TO FREE GROUNDED TANKER SINGAPORE. Fri. Two tucs waged an unsiu f «.>ful struggle to free t h' 36.000- ton Indian tanker Adi Jayanti which ran aground on the (> rene Reef, near Pulau Bukoni this morning. Ihe tanker, which was steaming out of Singapore for Kuwait struck
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    Sabah bars all non-Malaysian lawyers
    70 5 Sabah bars all nonMalaysian lawyers lESSELTON. Pri Non Malaysian lawyers will no longer be allowed to practise in Sabah. the State Government announced here today. This decision was reached following representations by the local Bar. Non-Malaysians currently practising in the State, however, would not. be affected by the decision A
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      214 5 Here at last. Briefs that never "let you down" (remember those') U Briefs with the latest break-through in elastics. Wash them in /f/^W\. hot water. They never slack... they are boil proof. Wring them. 7 /S^ r S^ They retain the shape. Another Club-man's exclusive in S/////ffWM^//Mffls Shrink-proof ad. slack-proofed
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  • Page 5 Miscellaneous
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      267 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS without flier, perhaps (10) 1. Settles point* connect** miio 9 Girls stop being f«mtlt»r to picture* (10 1. organist (10). 8. He appears backward to nun- 13. Odd job man arrange* tour* <""" here and there (10). 10. In India lon> repairs «re IJ. Satisfied about
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    Lock icon Malaysia takes rubber price plea to U N
    848 6 Malaysia takes rubber price plea to U N 'WE NEED SYMPATHETIC NOT SYNTHETIC FRIENDS' ON THE MID EAST... ON thr Middle But, Mr. Manicka\ a>acam uarnrri against thr I creating a precedent by (ondonine political changes brought about h\ military force. Malaysia hoped a solution would soon be found. "But
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    Boy dies in crash
    41 6 Xl ALA KANOBAR, 1 An Orang A.sli boy Anunc o Anjan? It, died in haspitjl here shortly alter being involved In .t i-oiU.sion with a bus while filling on ihe trunk road (our miles south of hpr*
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    Gunman holds up firm for $4,343
    116 6 Gunman holds up firm for $4,343 PLNAM. Iti A lonr cuninan escaped "«th S)..',l:> in cash and Ik-ijius aftrr .t daring hold-up in Church Street this morning. The robber stepped into I. mi Penanu I radinu Co. soon after it had opened its doors for busim-^ .it 9 a.m. Brandishing
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    Envoy: Why Tengku is world's happiest Prime Minister
    252 6 Envoy: Why Tengku is world's happiest Prime Minister I ONDON. Kri. Mai was «>ne ol thfl \<:y few newly independent COUntrlea which had completed its lirst decide of independence with any real sense of achievement, its acting H:^h Commissioner. Inch karia bin Haji AH I yesterday. H- told a Royal
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      123 6 Congratulations to CHUNG KHIAW BANK LIMITED on the Opening of their GEYLANG BRANCH < om LIAN HUP CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD. 54-A, South Bridge Road, STS&. TEACHERS' HOUSING ESTATE V^^^/^L AT SEMBAWANG HILLS CIRCUS YIO CHU KANG ROAD, SINGAPORE _^^^^^^^W^^ GARDEN TERRACE HOUSES •«biJH|B|^s^3/r w -J-— J [~rr 1 developers lian
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      75 6 Aiify <*<>/> By I Hantlin L?\ THIS NATIONAL I ...WE SET UP AW 1 I ...FOR SOMKTWN6 OF L__J_J" WHWS tm»t fiOT TPO vttCT fc\ I TREASURY OF /^PItWECTIY X ■sTTCRMATIONM. THOBS, Wtil. OVE/ SRISJS* J^iii. IU. V POODMXJVE SIMPLE.. HBKS > EXCHANGE SOMETHING OF f WCNCGBTUL V mumimS' fiJz»
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    Lee makes four-hour tour of Tyneside shipyards
    462 7 NEWCASTLE. Friday CINtiAPORE'S Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan. Yew, yesterday made a searching tour of some Tyneside shipyard establishments. For lour hours he probed the whys and wherefore's ol some ol the worlds most modern techniques. With Mrs. Lee. be wa.s the guesi
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    A double farewell as heart boy Hisham flies off
    270 7 A double farewell as heart boy Hisham flies off KUALA LUMPUR, r ri. H o 1 i-in-Uie-hcart buy Hisham Din Hashim from Muar was uiven a double scnd-oIT when be left today for New Zealand to undergo an operation. First hi waa aeen ofl at Subaiiji Airport by his father.
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    Pravda man in Jesselton
    44 7 JEBBBLTOM tn M M Detain, tin- P:;i\u.i corr— p oiiient bu.ecl m Jakarta ari re todai for iour-Uay Mi Di 11. 1 ifc thf In- j OWRi Stienl 1 limm hiii dv the Subari Development 1 RutlAO uin H^ji 1
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    HONEYMOON COUPLE TAKE TIME OFF TO SEE THE WORLD
    168 7 ANEW ZEALAND couple now in Singapore are going round the world in a van on a four-year study and honeymoon tour. S tin r i Neil Kcndon <ml his wife. Marlene. both i 4. brcan (hrir trip about two ve.irs .iu<>
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    'Career teachers' for schools soon
    90 7 KL'AI A LUMPUR, r ri. -Secondary schools In West Malaysia will have "career" teachers belore long The scheme was first suggested by a Colombo Plan expert. Mr H R Mills, last year and tully supported by heads of schools. Althouuh courses for teachers have been
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    IN COURT: BEGGAR WHO HAD $1.492 TIED TO HIS LEG...
    136 7 IN COURT: BEGGAR WHO HAD $1.492 TIED TO HIS LEG... UENANG. Fri. -Two beggars one found with $1,492 tied round his leg. and the other, a cripple who smoked three packets of cigarettes a day were ordered today to be sent to a rehabilitation centre. 1.1 I! BOOM < HIN.
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    CC ceremony
    45 8 sin(.apork Pri The PhiImmentarv Secretary to the Ministiv of Social Atlalrs. Ml. Ch»n Cliee Seim. will orhciate xt the butaltaUot) of the manKfemenl committee ol the new l»o Pavoh communiiy rentie in the Tao Payoh hou.-lim estate at :<(i p m on Monday.
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    60,000 flats built by PAP Govt by 1970
    269 8 SINGAPORE. Fri Till-. Housing and Devck>|Miiciil Board under Ihe PAP (iovciTimenl is expected l<> have i-onipleted (io.ooo units of dais by 1970. With the 23.019 units built by tho former Singapore Improvement Trust, the Board will then have under its management 84.000
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    2 die in traffic accidents
    73 8 2 die in traffic accidents siN(..\roiti:. Fri An eiffht-vear-old boy and a motor cyclist were killed in two separate accidents over the past 48 hours Lee Cboon Sens K. died at the General Hospital last nisht after hi- m involved in an accident with a car at l.orong Chuan. The
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    Warning to firm by the NTUC
    122 8 Warning to firm by the NTUC SINGAPORE. PTI The National Trades Union Congress today expressed "grave concern" at the 37--day-old strike at .\e.sile.-> Limited. The strike by the Nestle! branch ol the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Lnion one of the largest artiliates of the NTUC Ls over Hie company's
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    3 special stamps being issued today
    88 8 3 special stamps being issued today CtlNtiAFOMt. I ri. I he 15 Sincaporr (.cmral Post Office h.ts alre.KlN reiri\cd hulk orders for three ommcmoi a ti\ c postam- stamps. which will he mi sale at all post offices from tomorrow These attracts c stamps in denomination of HI cents. cents
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    Registry wedding
    66 8 MX. I. AM N(..\N. a trainee enutneer ul the .lohnrc r.ilm Process! m Khd.. and Miss (in- Chin Chin, who «err married at the Singapore Keyistrv The groom is the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. I. am Kah Poll, and the bride is the vounsrst daughter ol
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    More arrive for today's opening of Housing Congress
    158 8 More arrive for today's opening of Housing Congress SINCIAPORE. Fri. More Afro Asian housing experts flew into Singapore today for the week long OMigresa on housing and housing develoi)tnent, which opens at the Conference Hall tomorrow at 4 p.m. This second congress, ciitsanlsed by the Afro-Asian HotiMlnj Ortaiilsatlon. will be
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    'WILD ACCUSATIONS' CHARGE BY SMA
    529 8 SINGAPORE. Fri rpHE Bingapore Medi- cal Association today called on the Singapore Pharmaceutical Society to use logical and reasoned arguments to support their recommendations that the dispensing of medicine should be done exclusively by qualified pharmacists. The Pharmaceutical Society. It said, "should not lower the
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    New hank branch
    37 8 9INQAPORI Pri Dsttol An Chang Chye. wtfs oi ihe diatriiiiin ol Chime KhiHW Bank Lid. will declare open the bunks Oejrlang biamii n\ the corner ol Lorans M Cievlang Road, at In hin tomorrow.
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    Nature's magnetic skyscraper builders
    1116 9  - Nature's magnetic skyscraper builders GRAHAM PIZZEY by DARWIN THEIR first appearance, sta n d i n g there like silent, grey, eight-foot tall sentries, knee-deep in rank, dead grass, was impressive. As we left the car mi the Humpty Doo road, near Darwin, an equally grey buffalo charged oil into
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    Seeing, the invisible with heat rays
    576 9  -  JERRY KLUTZ by WASHINGTON AT the Agriculture Department top officials are excited over the "Instrumentation revolution" which they are confident will have a greater impact on mankind and the way we live than any earlier development in our history. Through the dm "f modern
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    DEATH
    52 10 M Wa,4, JM (mmimmmt MR TAV KENG LIAT Mad X\ pa<«ed a»av peacefully on 4 in «7 at 5 m ,n« behind beloved wife Madam ■■11} H (4 nE \ok. Chan and tfiree ,ont l!ohrri Alher! and Cllhert Cortfte lea- mi :ti IsaMSMr Koad. Stntapore h I I' at
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      Not Good Enough
      664 10 At the conference, at Ministerial level, of the Economic Commission for Asia and the Far East in April, the Malaysian representative proposed the "Tokyo Resolution," which called for a common will to help the people of Asia raise then- standards of living. The resolution was sponsored by
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      Training Abroad
      282 10 Indian and Japanese offers to Mara to train young Bumiputras in a diversity of practical skills are being enthusiastically taken up because this is precisely where Malaysia itself is lacking. With technical education slow to develop, with the Mara college a hard pressed pioneer and with opportunities for
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      Land Hunger
      241 10 Squatters in towns liave had their share of official attention, even if it has not produced great results. Now comes the problem of illegal settlers in the rural areas, with Selangor apparently in the l-'ad In seeking a solution. Hamid Tuah and his followers drew first attention, and
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      317 10 IREFER to "Also Worried" «S.T. Sept. 18) and "National Serviceman" iS.T. Sept. 20>. Students who are sprvlng as part-time National Servicemen will be granted 3 weeks leave prior to the School Certificate and Higher School Certificate Examinations. Leave will also be granted throughout the duration
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    Treasure hunt
    713 10  -  Alfred Friendly by LONDON HITTING THE JACKPOT IN SUNKEN SHIPS IS ONLY THE BEGINNING OF TROUBLE rVKE current British method of acquiring instant wealth despite the strictures of the Socialist society appears to be treasure hunting. Every day, it seems, there is a new report of some hardy
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    America has a doctor crisis too
    976 10  -  JOE HAGGERTY None for farm communities, fewer GPs, and it is not entirely a matter of money by NEW YORK THE shortage of doctors in the United States is so severe that the situation is fast approaching crisis proportions. Offici a I Washington estimates
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      905 10 Classified adverlisemenls for Straits Times Malay Mail may be handed to: COLD STORACC SUPEK-MARKIT COLO STORAGE MANCHCS I <■.". Novoi Base CITY BOOK STORI LTO VS.r,chestr> Hi,,ve. Colly«f QuOV. iTMf NfWS FRONT f tjpit'cl" Sup«rmorkef. M M ISMAIL 3 Admiralty Rood, Novol Bom NAMItM STORt. 1419 Upper Oongi Rood. Singapore
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      107 10 Whenever you travel let 'SAM' travel too! In New York, London, Hong Kong, Singapore. Kuala Lumpur, or other big cities, you'll find more and more people, who are going places, using Samsonite luggages. At air terminals, seaports, stations, best hotels, you can see Samsonile luggages moving in and out. Because
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      36 10 Teacher's loud clear! fP?|fl WpOTCHWWvS Ah, unmistakable! T^! HACKS M/M*^^ THE NEW/ HONEY E&htoM LEMON FLAVOURED |l|t.J WITH VITAMIN C Upr ADDED. A HOUSEHOLD C^f^ NAME IN 55 'jLmS *>*^ COUNTRIES \i/^ KEEP A PACKET HANDY ALWAYS!
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      40 11 THE SMALL MAN S BANK j IHE I <- .A^ i^—^sn^sMs> f"^3P(ifl t Gbvl *> I 1 K^^BM _^L ■■■■ill ■^■^M tl I f I V* i\ A Mil •MiiiiwwnitfTHffl'P^B^^F^FTß^ttTTffliA-^ iff v H| EH *«A •I^m^^ JV ,4g) lII* I I ll*
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      4 11 CHUNG KHAIW BANK LTD.
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      637 11 NEED FOR TALENT TO KEEP UP WITH NATIONS ECONOMIC GROWTH WITH the opening of the new teylang branch. Chung Khiaw Bank has accompllsnrd once again its aim to bring banking facilities within easy reach of the people and thus encourage the savings and banking habit
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      Service for residents in area
      271 11 DATO Lee Chee Shan, the managing director of Chung Khiaw Bank, said that in offering the services of its new Geylang branch to the people in the area, the bank was in fact offering the experience and facilities of its entire organisation, with branches throughout
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      Datin Aw opens 'small man's bank' branch at Geylang
      775 11 VITAL LINK IN DEVELOPING SUBURB by A Staff Writer CHUNG Khiaw Bank's new branch at Lorong 24. Geylang Koad, Singapore, will be ceremonially opened today by Datin Aw Cheng ('live, wife of the bank's chairman, at 10 a.m. In keeping with
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      Local commercial banks face urgent problems and stimulating challenges
      1394 13 THE AFTERMATH OF INDEPENDENCE^ AS ;il Dec. 31, Las! year, there were "Hi commercial l);mks incorporated in Malaysia and 10 incorporated in Singapore, having among them 207 banking offices in Malaysia :m<l !)S in Singapore, all fairly well spread throughout the
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      Three women get top posts
      442 14 BANK CARRIES OUT PREVIOUS -PRACTICE FOLLOWING the past practice of promoting it senior women officers to more responsible posts, Chung Khiaw Bank has appointed three women to the top posts in the new Geylang branch. Madam Shun To hens: 36. an experienced officer who speaks
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        73 24 iKf via fabulous f Indian Handloom SAREES for DEEPAVALI Hondloom's collection of Sorees include silks and cottons from oil over India ranging from the glamourous brocades of Benares ond heavy silks of Can|ivaram, Bongalore ond Kashmir -lftW SPONSORED BY THE GOVT OF INOIA •»^*^*aW*fiußW SINGAPORE: 43. John Little II pj/i
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        259 24 Uiu CLASSIFIEDS It Wordi US < *i*tmmm>^ THARAN T,, bnW] and art aon on .1-1"-*; n M,,;,rnuv Hospital. XI. Thanka to tJortor and Btair. SON To Ktohiu and dipt. Raroarhandra on S-10-67 fit K K. Honxtai. Slngxporr. ht»rn»l th.inki to IXx-lor and Staff. MALAYAN CORRESPONDENCE COLLEGE (Founded 1959) (Mal»Tsi»s Colh-ce
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      341 12 Congratulations to the CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. on the opening of their Branch at Geylang GOH PENG HENG (Building Contractor) 36 Keng Clmow Street, Singapore 1, Tel: ***** THE CHUNG KHIAW BANK LIMITED W^H|KV] on the Opening of their GEYLANG BRANCH. i^^ 01^1 /7 J I* Z^^^W A A Magnificent
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      29 12 Congratulations Best Wishes to the CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD.. on the opening of their branch at Ceylang. From:SUM CHEONG PILING LTD., 2 Moulmein Road, Singapore 11. Tel: *****1, *****.
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      277 13 Congratulations to CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. ON the iHcasion of the opening of their (icy-lane Hiiinch From:WILLIAM JACKS CO. (SINGAPORE) LTD. Protect your valuables from fire and theft by CHATWOOD MILNER security equipment. SAFE SECURE Congratulations to THE CHUNG KHIAW BANK LIMITED on the Official Opening of their GEYLANG BRANCH
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      82 13 |jiiiiiii;iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii'iiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii^ Congratulations to the CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD on the opening <>f their (icyluiifi Branch From:— NAN YANG FURNITURE CO. «2 Cupp*«t Rood. Singapore. T«l: 21**7 (W« arc proud to hay* manufactured tuoplitd the oHic* turnitur* to thil bank). SIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIiH Congratulations and Best Wishes to CHUNC KHIAW BANK LTD. on
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      277 14 MARBLE by ulCla* dji) SINGAPORE KUALA LUMPUR PENANG Congratulations to CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. on the occasion of the opening of their GEYLANG BRANCH from I I— l rs rvfeE^ VII VAOM3 If TO Hl« MAIISTr TMI OUKN CONGRATULATIONS TO CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. on the official opening of their
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    Blackmail bid man gets two years
    817 15 Blackmail bid man gets two years PRICE SET FOR SILENCE WAS $100,000 SINGAPORE, Friday JJICHARD lAN HERBERT, 36, a senior scientific officer attached to Farelf Headquarters, was sentenced today to two years' jail by a general court-martial tor attempting to blackmail a Singapore auctioneer. A father of two, Herbert admitted
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    236 15  -  TSAI TAN By Xl ALA 1.1 MPI'R. Frl. Today was a day of reminiscence for the prefects of Victoria Institution here because a boy who was once the school's acknowledged "super anchor" in rugger became the Sultan of Brunei yesterday. The prefects, all Sixth
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    Guest of honour
    39 15 SINGAPORE. Fn The Minister for Defence. Mr. Lim Kirn S.«n. will be aucst of honour at the installation dinner of the V> Men's Club Of Singapore Beta Chapter) at the Capitol Blue Room on Oct. 14.
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    Nation building and teachers
    49 15 SINGAPORE. Prt— liiM OOO*tance Smith, headmistress ol Penrhos College. North Wales, and Ml.s-s Jill Ronbn,:-, ,< Froebel-tralned teacher, will speak on "The Role of the Teacher in nation buildmu" on Tuesday at 11.15 a.m. at the Teachers' Training College. The talk is open to the public.
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    96 charged under new Vandalism Act
    414 15 96 charged under new Vandalism Act SINGAPORE. Friday "^INETY-SIX Barisan Sosialis members and supporters were charged under the new Vandalism Act today. Another 126 will lace a similar charge tomorrow. All are accused of tearing up numbrrpd cards in the temporary Chestnut Drive courthouse on Sept. 20 during their trial
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    BRITISH AID TALKS BEGIN NEXT WEEK
    189 15 BRITISH AID TALKS BEGIN NEXT WEEK VJINGAPORE. Frl. Preliminary discussions on Briti>h economic aid to Singapore to offset the effects of the military withdrawal begin here next week. THi: BRITISH tram Ipd by Sir Alan Dudley. Deputy Secretary to the Ministry of Overseas Development, will be here for four days
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    28 15 KANCiAR. Frt. -Th« Regpnt df Prrlis. Syed Siramddin. will unveil the new Perils Home Guard memorial at Simpnnf Tiga a', 10 a m. on Oct. 17.
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      480 15 DONALD MOORE GALLERIES T*^^ Our own Christmas cords for 1967, bosed K^l rfl^-f--on pointings by well-known Singapore i 4 '^^L ond Moloysion artists, are now ready. I I T^jf^jM This sears collection surpasses by (or I \M *Iri-H anything we hove done before. Use the AjuClH coupon below for samples.
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      10 15 mk 1 1 ■■If UUTH EAST AiIA'S^^^rLARBEST MEFRIGERA TOR FACTORY
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      751 15 TV MALAYSIA CHANNEL 5 Kuala Lumpur Alive; 635 Flipper: 700 New* and Penane. lpoh and in English: 7.10 Ghazal a Malacca; 3. 10 Johnre Bahru: musical programme: 7.3S Be--4 Lupins; li.ilu Pahat; 9 witched— My Boss, the Teddy Kluang Bear: 800 News in Mandarin: tMI CM PioEramme «urn 8 10
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      91 15 YOUR SWIMMING TIMES TODAY: Sedlll Kechll 11.04 am. < 7 3ft > Singapore 12 4t air. .fl.Rf'i 12.38 a.m. 1 9.8 ft >: Port Dickfon 8.35 am. <1 0 4ft »51 p.m. 18.6 ft >: Port Swettenham 741 am. <17fti 803 p.m. (lt.Tft); Penane 2.H am < 9.lft 2.30 pm.
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      George is a first class man, says Wilson to Britons
      329 16 George is a first class man, says Wilson to Britons SCARBOROUGH, Friday JHE British Prime Minister, Mr. Harold Wilson, last night dispelled doubts about the future of his controversial Foreign Secretary when he declared that Mr. George Brown was a liijjt class man for the job. He said in a
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      Growing fears that LBJ may order invasion
      215 16 Growing fears that LBJ may order invasion WASHINGTON, Fit Senate doves were said today to be fearful that President Johnson might approve an invasion of North Vietnam. According to an aide. Senator Thurston Morton (Rep.. Kentucky) has received three separate reports of preparations for an invasion above the de-militanised zone.
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      Margaret visits Canada
      58 16 TORONTO. Fri. Princoss Margaret mid her husband. Lord Snuwdon. arrived here yesterday by plane from England and were greeted at the airport by I ipu'enHiu-Govprnor Earl Rowr of Ontario. The couple will ko to Montreal tomorrow for a flve-d.iy visit to the Expo '67 World's Km- Ih?y
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      Letters written in blood
      58 16 Letters written in blood CAIGON. Frl. Militant 13 Buddhist leader Thich I'ri Quaiig reads protest letters written In blood one to President Johm.on —protesting against lntprlrrence in South Vietnamese politics. A Buddhist monk named Thich Tarn Can slashed his hand to write the letters, accusing the United State.s of .supporting
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      Lock icon Thanat hits out at 'lopsided idealists'
      127 16 UNITED NATIONS, Fri.— The Thai Foreign Minister, Tun Thanat Khoman, last night rebuked the "would-be pacifists and lopsided idealists" who were clamouring for an end to American bombing of North Vietnam. He told the General Assembly that his people were "amazed" at the emergence
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      Lock icon Astronaut Williams killed in T-38 jet plane crash
      195 16 Astronaut Williams killed in T-38 jet plane crash JJOI STON, (Texas). Fri. American astronaut Clifton Williams was killed today when his T-38 jet plane dived straight into a wooded hilly area near Miccosukee 17 miles east of Tallahassee. Florida, a National Aeronautics and Space Administration ofh'cial said. Police in Tallahassee
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      Thais hold Red leader
      43 16 BANGKOK. Pri. A Chines* carpenter was arrested j and charged with bPine unr of thp loaders of the underground Thai Communist Party The man. Sonshm Sac Han. 28. alias Saman. 11l .rader of group operating in Baneknk A P.
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      70 16 AURORA, ILLINOIS, U b A ASPHALT PLANTS AND ROAD PAVERS I NEW MODEL 873 ASPHALT FINISHER I SINGLE CHASSIS PORTABLE PLANT MODEL KL- 35 INCLUDING PAY& UN LKAWLEK* I FEEDER, DRYER, ELEVATOR AND MIXER JK i_ S^ HIGHEST PORTABILITY -INTERLOCKED ACCURACY H y/\ INHERENTLY AUTOMATIC OPERATION <• FASTEST ERECTION WbS»
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      191 17 TAXIS AND BUSES IN reply uj 'Visitor' on the Taxi problem in an hast Coast Town" S.T. Sept 28 >. lam to thai them are nine taxi cabs based in Kuant.ui and ei^ht based in Kuala Trengganu which are fitted with taximeters. In addition, there are 147 hire cars in
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      142 17 1c o.Ai.L. io.i. ot-pl. 30, wno wroit on me ous Optratoa oi ipuii ioaii. couia suppiy aeiuii.> to Ffiidattar Gan Femereksa Kaoan Kereia2 Motor Herak, Kg. Stmee, ipoh. nfcemary action can be taken against the On.- companies concerned it they are tound not operating their serv.eeacordini to the
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      140 17 I REFER to A.J.F. Clarington's letter »S.T. Sept 23) concerning a commemorative stamp Issue for the "Stamps Centenary" on Sept. 1. It i.s appreciated that there may be a certain degree of Interest attached to the occasion mentioned, but it was not considered to be of such significance
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      Travel bug
      43 17 I 'i kavel regularly trotn Tamptn to Kuala Lumpur on the 3.15 am train. How can we travel in comtort when the waiting room and the benches around in that railway station are full of bed bugs? MELVIN MASILA Kuala Lumpur
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      Sarawak nurse
      32 17 j FEEL I must write on behalf of all the nurses of Sarawak to ask why our "Nursing Certificate" i> not recognised by the Malaysian Government W J Hu< lung
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      Waiting for a phone
      231 17 1 REFER to your editorial of Sept 23 on the installation of the Boards the heading "On the Line It would appear that a misunderstanding arose from the meaning of the words "waiting list." There is a belief that same applicants remain static on our waiting
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      Sources for a new history of Malaysia
      341 17 Sources for a new history of Malaysia WHEN India. Indonesia and Burma achieved their independence one of the first few important things they did was to ■rewrite" their histop 7 lndum.siu luiind that iinir bUtory nil then was nothing but the Us* turv <>i the D'ltch in In .miteci further
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      112 17 really IN his letter <S.T. Sept. 30 1. "L.J.0." of Penang writes that although tnere were numerous protect.-, against the twocpnt increase in petrol prices, -nobody has ever cared that our sugar has been 10 cents dearer per k.iti and conden.«ed milk five cenu> more a ti;i
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      62 17 I refer to a report 'ST. Oft 4 1 headed, "man who killed friend over ta I i nde jailed for eight months." The report stated: "A doctor whose name waa withheld at the request of Enche Abu Talib bin Othman I made no such statement in my address to
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      297 17 Life begins with FORTIS The natch with the personal touch OjF s > TT S IB Automatic with Calendar .it*. FDRTIS The Makers of the first selfwinding wrist watches WORLD SFRVICE FORTIS WATCH LTD. GRENCHEN SWITZERLAND HOUBIGANT PARIS- PERFUMES QUELQUES FLEURS CHANTILLr oal I CAMBRIDGE 1 1 EXAMINATIONS I M
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      483 17 Congtotutorts and^est fckes to CHUNG KHIAW BANK LTD. on the opening ot their new branch in Geylang, Singapore ggggsT' Tht NCR 41 i« tpecially designed to meet the pmvg re- a^T*i a^aattaaaaaataM^ >^ B^fl^b quirernentt ol all tavingt and finance companies. It basic ggfl construction i the result of intensive
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      741 18 I Continued tiooi I'agr im ACKNOWLEDGMENTS to fmrtt tH Sfiaiaaaaii MR A MRS. r I. tiaies thank all rS .4 3(1 COB* MR A MRS. Ar.'mr.e .a'nan tnanx and rreoda 'or their kilu s —r.oancr analitan c and pre a enta at THE FAMILY OF tne Late Mr. Matt tnack
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      768 18 SITUATIONS VACANT <i »mrd, %t MLr-MI .9 </. Vrfr, THE VACANCY FOR II ire thanked EUROPFAN COMPANY in nand" r.' nackgiojni a. .1 merkUMl expe.-.eute to Bo» A..-..4.', H.I .h pore i WANTED TAMIL SPEAKINC CUM or L.a«>er, umce KW| ap I kfß w.tb good eduEXPERIENCED MECHANIC, able do "iring,
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      787 18 SITUATIONS VACANT (4 Words ft (Mimi Hox in rtt. extra INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF BOOK-KEEPERS tBVItM appllca- r I A B. Lntrv Mithou' ixarmnation for expe■Vrtta fur details. In* Registrar, Ui-pt lAB 234 L'pper Uicniiiond i:c,id. lx>ndon. S W Io ■tiiMnd REOUIREU MALt ILMALI Ma men \u Ii uiitc i.iit time
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      616 18 I ACCOMMODATION VACANT li Mora's (Hln.)-Box it ett. txlrm SEAVIEW APARTMENT, 4V7/40V. I t-prr cast Coast Koad, i bedrooma. I l ernuo iioor.nk. Modern aanitatiou. Mil turnisott, n.rr.i.a.»te occupation. Conuct Mr CBeoog. IBS. K»J«4 smgaSEMI. DETACHED. Jonore Uanru. '.'storied t i.edroomt adequate garden, M -MM looa.it> turnisovd. n.ih trom Customs.
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      805 18 HOUSES AND LAND FOR SALE U Wtw4» tt (Mlm.r—Bm* eta. «rtr I SEMI-DETACHED 2 STOREY i I roomed Houae. Mtng Teck Pan i Ho. land Road Mlv sq.ft. Completio August if'fis. tc! I II p.m. p.m i Mr I. ing CHOICE ELEVATED VACANT frw bold laud i. Kujki Park. Appro*
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      650 18 HI-FI k STEREO fi Word* <« Hm.l- Box i» rlt. titr* >■ DELUXE RADIO 'I! PI .-I isltslsi i, U, Btamford Ko»d (Capitol Bu ti ti pore fTTn, I'ea ing n aualitv U-t--t Stereo I uuipm'nf FOR SERVICE *rd value rcr 'no n<-\ Hi-H equipment j Uir-deik« T.eiorderj i.idioJ i
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      707 18 PETS WANTED li Bordt Jo < »fl(l.)— Box tit. mxtrm MALE SIAMESE KITTEN wanted. Not neiessaril> pedigreed Please state I MBI. OrKllt tQUiPMENI f.i M,,,d, n* V.n I— B.m M rfa. rrlrn SOU AGENT* i»'i. uuii print Hit •MiM.r... mil "HI- %IKM I DjrcMM pa;rn> Kotomatir let ■*er\ I. PJ
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      729 18 VEHICLES FOR SALE M H,,re-< << (Vim.r— If or f etm. «aa>« MORRIS COOPER only Kivo Mearna top .onrtirvon. accidatit fr»e. Kink spore i JOTSIO and BaasMy ISbl AUSTIN fiVI. C.oor! rr»rt "on. In Inonrod. \.'..'.hi i. no. Vc.t, S'atioo. 4 m s. Road B i»." LAMBRETTA .00. al# Mi
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      1162 19 TO LIVCPQOL I WEST COAST U H DM I it't i» MVRMIOON I" Pt IM«| OCI I NCHISIS ■lai|J« I" Pt TiUj Oct I INTIIOCHUS 6 |O« 11 Od 111 Oct 1] AENEAS v Del II Bet U Oct 112} Oct I] PCIStNOER let 12 Oct 1J PYRPHUS i OCt
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      1241 19 0.- EXPRESS SAILINGS TO CEHOA NOBTH CONTINENT SCANDINAVIA S'bm m« IGcbw R cut K burg Aa'ius C'^aoje HACOAU aiNi, 3 S Oct 7131 11 Nm 1 Dtc lie II Die 11 Dm 77 Om 1 IUMOAWA I l.< 111 71 77 Hi, 71 II 11 M 1 M I IM
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      1352 19 I Ben%Line\ E»PRESS SERVICE II LONIIN. U»ERPOOL I CONTINENIAL PORTS BENHOPE n Sl >4 Sniuara *•< < It Pt Oct II Oct 15 II RFNNArUIF r °r N DI)RfIAV,HIIi Ni ji Sirgo. p: S' i Grangfirtuth Itc 1 Mr 1) Oct I let 112, let Ull Rottiroam Om I i
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      1201 19 teELLERMAN BUCKNALL S.S. CO., LTD. SEE OVERLEAF FOR OUIWaRO BJBJM FROM BK /CONTINENT. Lialitt i w f. I PMt*| CITYOFBUNItE ion" Hi-t.| tta 77-11 MitlllUftMfti. nan* Tttai 111 tct ll 11 ttt CITT IF HEREFIRI LOODM, lOMMOt\ Bk«oM| It 11 Nt 1 JNn CITY IF LANCASTER .naon, Rottirauß, NRRNjaq 111
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    291 20 rpiiK weok'^ trading 1 Rubber Market has been relatively uneventful with values about unchanged to slightly ca.Mcr on tht* previous week, report H.C.B 6c Ltd. in their current survey. W-th no dramatu announcement ai the I'oncluMon ol the meeting m Kuala lump 1 bull liquidation
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    180 20 MELBOURNE. Frl RHP highlighted the market. trading actively to 514.05— up 55 cents. Most other Industrials continued to improve moderately. Mining* generally improved early, notaolv Hamer&ley uhk-h touched 58.60 however it receded to the close, as did most other I leader.*, and rim>hed two cents' hlKiiei at SB4U
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    25 20 'I* M C Association at H k v n .i. •t*roai mi! raiM ■<. vim I Italy .-1.. I 1.. No.«ay 2SU Swtdtn mti.
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    SAN HOLDINGS FEATURES AGAIN ON EXCHANGE
    834 20 From IMIK feature on the Slink l.xchansc yesterday ».is ■gala S.m Holdings in which .545.000 units were dealt in from .'S to ■-'9' lo J!i to 2H' cents still stimulated by Thursday's report and accounts. Some sections of the market feel that the present
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    31 20 Malayan Stock Indira Oct. 5. Oct. ft. ■Industrials: li;.»n 117.:; > Properties: 116.611 116.68 > Minings; 9i.7> 9X.lt S rubbers; 103.38 103.38 v Ore. 29. 196> lO'l f»rc 30. 1966 Ino
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    STOCK EXCHANGES OF MALAYSIA
    1174 20 |>l *l\l KH ln rr |,ortrd lo thr Singapurr and Kuala l.umpur trading room* oi ih. Stot-k fcxrhancr >r*tfrdav with Ihr numliri ol sharrk traded in brackrts: INDUSTRIALS Men and C*. «l ."4. 11. I *l 7? t, .J M.71 U ■:MO 1 11 7:1 ,1
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    20 20 Ott 6. RLBBhR PMCI: 511 cents (unchaneed). ll\ PKK K (unchanged). Kstimated oOrrint ISS Inns (down 10 l.iiiM
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    Straits tin price is unchanged in Penang
    389 21 rrHF price of Straits tin wa« unchanged In Singapore »-i»"i "n an offerme mttmatc*] rtnun 10 tons ton The BUrkd wa!i ste^dv 11 ii h f.ir demand reported particnlarljr from Japan and New York |n I nndon on Thursday afternoon the forward nuver*'
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    79 21 CHINESE Pr»duea liehan»a. llnia- eara. n«an prieaa par piaul yaa- pr Urday: Cocanut nl<: Milk 149« aellan. •r». H Cepra HBB*4 ''of loo«» Oet Nov UK COM «2a» B. m e.pD" iit# tut! a»ll»r«. g, I MHfra. apacia.l k b!ark 19^ MOan, tarbiad B r Lampon* Mack $100
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    JOINT RUBBER PRICES
    227 21 j)"""ii «'-t |tail rabbet inn..; rlrtcMl pm In ►...■ii lam pur mil Sinc»P<»r» »t SIS per lb. •r| on Thursday's r lnsini The ton* m; Meadi". h «"H MR r. rlr>W!g price* p»r lb. yeaterdaT. Buyers Selleri Int. 1 PPS ivnrnpf fnb sn- 5 si>4 I Int
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    SHIPS IN LOCAL PORTS
    238 21 c HIPS LVINO ALONGSIDE THC s'NGApnne harbour '•H««VH OR EXPCCTED TODAY r 2 c >"m' I Ti 22. Ku- *rip» (1:■: n« "H.r 2t SO, Vimln*l<i 31/32, 14, A-cbif'a 3S/36. aaMvnl <""ont!de« 3"30. Kvozan Mini 4n 41 M*dl*on L'ovd 42 43. T>"> ;!;t»r« 4^, TocanM 47
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    28 21 fr». (i'hmj> mirkit IB yJ drr.. Keol I«W<l| U.b. Oollir ouo'~l at *S| for T.T. |n4 TTj fn' et»H. »n. 1.. 1 of COM »l O«TJ.
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      1102 21 SEH ONG CHARITY TRUST (K\hiin (>»n>«ser) NOIICK IS HKKKHY CiIVRN that nomiiMtlop Phpts flk canrtidHies lor thr .i,nx'mimenl *r- thr lun new Trvut«e« VBTm elected at the Grneral Merlin* on ihr B'h (V'oher 19*: have bet-n reoeived an'! their respective phni.icraphf and hi^er^phitgl nkett-hes arr publi^Wd l'<r gener«i Information 1.
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      Lock icon Wee knocks out Muljadi
      918 22  -  FRANCIS BOEY INDON ACE BEATEN By SINGAPORE, champion Wee Choon Seng, seeded No. 14. sprunu a .sensational upset m the Singapore open badminton championships when he i Ummutecl Indonesia's No. 1 Muljadi (Ang Tjin Blanc), the No. 4 seed, in the third round of the men's
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      Those medals: No harm done
      331 22 ATHLETICS •THE amateur Status ot Malaysian athletes who received prizewinning medals at the national championships at Alor Star in August embossed with the name of the donors, a commercial firm, has NOT been compromised. 'The Malay.-ian AAU have been told tills by Donald Pain. the
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      778 22 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU The National Electricity Board of the States of Malaya SULTAN ISMAIL POWER STATION »i omi I nOMMN 4 ontrjrl No. IMI Miurtur.il Steelwork B e» of Maiajra Powfr L)e\eiopmetit. are prod! their eMstiiii; b. the liiMallßtion ol one of :;o M.W. Turbohiio o;l hred muleiv
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      794 22 NOTICES COMMONWEALTH i SCHOLARSHIP AWARDS BY JAMAICA AND CEYLON 1968 In d c r the Commonwealth Scholarship Plan the Governments of Jamaica and Ceylon are offering scholarships for postgraduaie studies to citizens of MaiavMa under the age ol 35. who already po.v.e.s.s goou honours degrees oi equivalent qualifications from recognised
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      581 22 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT: HOUSING DEVELOPMENI BOARD. SINGAPORE Applications are in. lted Iror, ■ngapsn Malaysian CtUasaa APPOINTMENT: CHIEF EKE CCIIYE OFFICEK SALARY S< AI.K: SIBL'O AlOu SJIJO Current Variable Allowance :le: $4U Married v.itl DO children: $150 Mamei with one or more children $290 Housing Develop ment Board Providem Fund CPJ 1
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      704 22 S I NOTICES I" AUCTION SALE VAI.I ABI.K SINGAPORE ll PROPERTIES to be held in the saTeioomk ol NASSIM CO.. (SINGAPORE) LIMITED t A I 1 < iillxri t,u.i». Sin(a|Mtrr on ULSUAY. loth Ottober 196; h at IM p.m ti SPOnisAVOODL PAHK KOAD I No. tl Beiueen Keppel Road and
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      141 22 BADMINTON O.»-: POLO Burma-Malaya Cup championships iGullleinaid Rd. tournev 'Pcnang. 4.30'. 3 p.m.'. Perak inter-team: Sonc RIGGER Malaya Cup: You v Bersatu (PBA hall. 7 Kedah v Ssor fSAHC grd. A. p.m.>. Sltiawan Open champion- 6tan: C'wealth Forces v Pennnu thlps. (Butterworthi Armed Forces v CRICKET Nadchatiram Perak (R. Ran«
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      Lock icon Open tennis: Britain decide to go it alone
      477 23 Open tennis: Britain decide to go it alone WORLD ROUNDUP LAWN TENNIS LeniWa, Fri: The British LTA havf dendrri to ;?hohy,h the distinction between amTfur-. and professionals, and legislate for an Open Wimbledon championship next year Thr propr- all ff>m *h f 75-raembei 1 1 council. whirh rpp' h»r c
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      Joint Services to tour Ceylon
      69 23 Smgapor* Joint Services hockey team will fly to Ceylon on Monday for matches from Oct. fl 13 Players in the. touring party. ODOJt mantger Ce!«n#l C A. Kierman include three Slngar r,r« n,forn' .c<s>nd train»»f. roj 4 Ho«- and Abdullah Harp.r| -,r,ri f.tllMrk ?^lv»T*'»ri The
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      Selangor, S'pore through to last four
      273 23 CHUA CUP WELANGOR. the holders beat Negri Sembilan o-n to reach the semi-finals of the Chua Cup Inter-sUt* tennis competition at the Royal Belangor Golf Club courts yesterday. Selangor win meet Penang to- <*§>• Penang beat Kelantan 5-0 yesterday. Singapore last year's runner»ur will
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      Favourites toppled
      113 23 rr\HE joint-favourites in BurmaX Malaya Cup polo tomrenCon. Selangor "A" the holders, and Royal Pahane were both eliminated in the semi-finals at. Penang vesterdsv Penang "A" with a handicap of goals beat Selangor "A" 34 to 1. scoring through Llm Kean Slew and Patrick Baker. V. Lukshumeyah scored
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      Niagara should outstay his rivals
      2239 23 Niagara should outstay his rivals -RACING with Epsom Jeep Bukit Timah GOING FORECAST: Yielding Race 1—2.15 Class 6 Div 2 ($5,000) 6f (Local jockeys only) 1 ***** Blue Venus s iTengku <fc Dato) Lee 3 9.0 3 2 ***** Tant Miens g (D Breukelen) RS Breuk. 12 9.0 *Brcukelen 5
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      Sporting Gesture goes well in 4f gallop
      314 23 ON THE TRACK WrOKTING GESTtBE 11. a fancied runner in tomorrow's Singapore Gold Cup. went well in a gallop in yielding going yetterdav morning Fidden by Lv!e Harbridge the fl\e-year-old ran 4f in M. last 3f In 38 2 5. accompanied by Flying
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      123 23 WHYB¥iill MONEY? >^SB' t ism** 3 WAY PRESSURE CONTROL s^T S=ssz^^ e^'^ [fßffiS] AND 3 SEPARATORS LET PRESTIGE' KELP TO PAY YOUR FUEL BILLS You save up to three-quarters of ?.ny cooking fuel when you use a 'Prestige' pressure cooker. Cooking takes only a quarter of the usual time and
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    London stocks
    356 24 LONDON Pri The Lonaon I «tock market was very firm today. Sentiment was encouraged from the outset by a bullish statement: from 1.C.1, on the trading position accompanied by a forecast of sub- Mtammlly improved profits. Closing middle prices of selected j stocks not including stamp duty RUBBER
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    The Red danger in Sarawak: Razak
    863 24  -  GEOFFREY GELDARD A HELP THE POLICE' APPEAL TO THE PEOPLE From KUCHING, Friday. •pL'X Alml ul Hijzak flew here today on a three-day visit and warned that the Central (iovernment would not allow people to make use of democracy merely to destroy it as
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    Retire plan to UK Army from ACSU
    151 24 SINGAPORE, Fri. The 12.000 member Army Civil Service Union has a&ked the British Army to allow civilian staff in higher grades to retire in the present redundancy exercise The unions president. Mr. K. Balalcrishna. today explained thai where there were Mirpltt.-eb in ihe
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    Brunei's new Ruler at installation
    47 24 THE new Sultan of Brunei. Sultan Hasanal Bolkiah. in the State's traditional court dress, at his installation on Thursday. The Sand-hurst-trained Prince was installed the 29th Sultan following the abdication of his father. Sir Omar Ali Saifuddin, on Wednesday. Straits Times picture.
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    Bad eggs thrown at bank union officials
    224 24 Bad eggs thrown at bank union officials IPOH Fri I ho PreftMrn* nt (In- Vition.il I nioa i nf Bank Kniployoes, Mr. Yi-oh Trik ('live. and s»-\rral officials of the union, urn- pri ted with rotten egga at a nwctirtK heir this i\ «-llil»K Only one egg struck home. The
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    85 24 BUKIT MKKTAJAM. frt Fhe State Legal Adviser ha* ruled that meetings of the Province Wellesley Central District Council must bo conducted only In the national language. Last Thursday. Mr. Ooh Cliooi Cheng (UDP-Sebe-rang Tengah. had asked if or could speak in English, and the meeting
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    21 24 MADAM LIM PECK LIAH !M B»r,|! (hoi Ml >»ar« i .«wl ikij ptucWuiiv A fur.'ri at n mi «m. on
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    US envoy to accompany Lee on tour
    84 24 US envoy to accompany Lee on tour SINGAPORE, FrL Mr. Francis J. Galbraith. the US. Ambassador here, leaves on Sunday by air lor Washington. He will accompany the Prime Minister. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew. and his party during Mr. Lee's first official tour ot the United States. Mr. Lee is
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    59 24 JAKARTA, Pri. Deposed President Soekarno's 14-year-old son was given a one-month suspended jail sentence and six months' probation for his part In a road accident in which another boy was killed. Ouruh Soekarnoputra was driving a car when tt collided with a motorcycle ridden by one
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    TAN AND NG WIN EASILY
    338 24 LATE SPORT MALAYSIAN double.-. champions Tan Yee Khan and Ng Boon Bee had an easy 15-3, 15-2 second round victory over Singapore's Wong Tew Ghee and Wee Sen in the Singapore open badminton championships last night. Late results were: MISS OOIBI.KS 2nd Kd.: I;.m Vir
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    Speaker is now Chief Minister
    55 24 MALACCA, Pri— The Speaker of the State Legislative Assembly, Hajl Talib bin Karlm. 56. was today sworn in as the State'; new Chief Minister before tne Governor. Tun Haji Abdul Malek He succeeds Inche Abdul GhHfar bin Baba. who has resigned to concentrate on his
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