The Straits Times, 27 April 1968

Microfilm: NL5415
Total Pages: 22
1 22 The Straits Times
Page thumbnail Page 1
  • Title Section
    Masthead
    24 1 DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 150,000 The Notional Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, APRIL 27, 1968 15 CENTS KDN. 3104 M.C. (T) 0014
    24 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Peace talks site: Hopes fade again
    323 1 Peace talks site: Hopes fade again WASHINGTON, l-ri.— The nited Stat.-s and North Vietnam are still deadlocked over the choice of a site for preliminary peace talks despite a brief flurry of hope** raised yesterday by a new message from Hanoi. Officials t«d iv said that the North Vietnamese message,
    Reuter  -  323 words
  • Article, Illustration
    First blow at 'high livers'
    251 1  -  LEE KIM SENG: Harun: 'Explain' order next month By KUALA LUMPUR. Friday THE Anti-Corruption Agency will refer the first few cases of high-living Government officers to a disciplinary authority next month to explain how they are able to afford it. The agency's director, Inche Harun
    251 words
  • Article
    Lock icon JUST FANCY THAT
    77 1 JUST FANCY THAT HONG KONG. Fri. Three American sailors were taken for a ride here. And the taxi driver who took them went for a nde too to jail. The taxi meter showed a dollar and ninety cents. The sailors thought It was 190 DOLLARS and gave the driver $200.
    Reuter  -  77 words
  • Article
    Damages for Wilson...
    44 1 LONDON. Fri Thr Prime IftaMar. Mr Wilson, will receive libel damage* from the American publishers <>1 the International Herald Tribuiw which reported rumours about hi* personal life, a court was t'llci today The amount ol damages not dlacloMd in court R#titer
    44 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon BURMA'S FIRST LADY KISSES HIGHLANDS ROSE IN BLOOM
    100 1 Y^HO could resist smelling a rose in bloom? Certainly nor Madame Ne Win, as she takes an appreciative sniff of this yellow beauty. While their husbands were on the golf course, the ladies, including Madame Ne Win's sister, Mrs. Aung Thrn, and
    TAN HONG KUAN  -  100 words
  • Article
    One dead, several hurt in tanker blast off Spore
    234 1  -  GABRIEL LEE c, SINGAPORE. Fri. ■3 The 15.650-ton Liberian oil tanker Assimi 111 with a full load of fuel for Saigon, this morning caught fire off TanJong Üban. an Indonesian island about 30 miles south of Singapore. The 30-odd crew were
    234 words
  • Article
    2 banned from Singapore
    47 1 SINGAPORE. Fri —Two Malaysians. Tay Hal Liang, and Mohamed Salleh bin Mohamed Atan. have been permanently banned from entering Singapore Prohibitir.i orders against them wer made by the Minister for Interior and Defence. Mr Lim Kt.n San. and published in the Oaxette today.
    47 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Man kept alive with rubber heart
    214 1 Man kept alive with rubber heart I ONDON. Fri. An artificial heart made of rubber kept a man alive for 13 hours, it was disclosed here today in an article in a technical magazine. Rubbor Developments. a quarterly journal Issued by the Natural. Rubber Producers' Association the London -based organisation
    Reuter  -  214 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Volcano: A mud peril
    46 1 MANILA. Fri volcano today itarted pouring out stre;\i: mud considered At and more destructive than slow -flowing lava, accordbill to reports reaching Manila. The VoJcanoiogy Commission announced the volcano had erupted three times early thi.* morninfl and twice during the nitcht. Reuter.
    Reuter  -  46 words
  • Article
    STOP PRESS
    25 1 HANOI URGED TO FICHT ON PEKING, Fri. Chinese Foreign Minister Chen Tl today Breed North Vietnam to •ontlnne flfht aralnst I'nitfd State*.— BeatOT.
    25 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Philip to see Bali girls
    51 1 LONDON. Kri.— Prince Philip, husband of Queen Elizabeth 11. will .see the famous dancing girls of Bah on his way to Australia next month He will .stop at Bah to refuel the Andover aircraft he will pilot himself to the Comrr.onwealth Study Conference In Canberra.
    AP  -  51 words
  • Article
    Ammo factory opening
    65 1 SIM.APORk. Kri.— The (iovernment owned .Munitions and Mint Factory in Jtirong will br officially opened by the Minister for Finance. I>r (ion Kenn Sure, tomorrow. The factory ha* already been producing the en- tire requirements of 0.223--inch ralibrr ammunition for the Singapore armed force* since August last
    65 words
  • Article
    Million dollars win in pools claim
    199 1 Million dollars win in pools claim KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A MR. X' of Kuala Lumpur has made a claim l<> Sports Pool (Malaysia) Ltd. lh;it lit- won $1.0 million in last Saturday's 100 IkiII pools. \\v went to the Spoils Pools' office in Jalan Pudn on Tuesday and showed Hie
    199 words
  • Page 1 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 1
      64 1 •Oil MMMT» W 1W UEW WAH WATj I DEALER iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiMiii The Bank for AllBig and Small Km SOLID j^^BHs! OVERSEA-CHINESE BANKING CORPN., LTD. the STRONGEST and LARGEST BANK in MALAYSIA and SINGAPORE FOR SUPREME SAFETY SAVE WITH 0X.8.C. BRANCHES THROUGHOUT SINGAPORE. MALAYSIA SOUTH EAST ASIA tiMIIIII II 111 Ml 'II
      64 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 1 Advertisements Column 2
      96 1 r I soil oisritteuroHS ion <.inc,*po*( utn>s>> U/VTVfrtOTVfr Ltd. mt»HQNf ?.>.■»■ "wt« the highest honours g g0t0.... iIERA V I II I THE 5 HIGH ORDERS U4U OF MERIT FOR SiEPA lj *UJ S S t technique I* m sturdy caomets Top reliability Kn K Au-chmate proo* loaMBaJ 'vice guaranteed
      96 words
Page thumbnail Page 2
  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK
    • Article
      Lock icon LBJ hopes to teach at Taxas University next year
      140 2 LBJ hopes to teach at Taxas University next year IV ASIIIMJTO.V Fri—President Johnson disclosed >esterda.T that he hoped to teach at the I niversity of Texax when he left office next year. Hi* MN t<> nil a ir.trhinc post has oeen well known for some time, but at a Capitol
      Reuter  -  140 words
    • Article
      Mr. Brown joins Courtaulds
      27 2 KIN IX>N. Pi. Firmer Secretary. Mr. Georje B; n ha.s Ijeen named productivity tounclllor of O>UT- d a £300 million t«t;le coTtv->ra".on.~ l*Pl.
      27 words
    • Article
      Lock icon Nasser: We have new weapons
      66 2 CAIHO m, President Na*s»' Mi la*t night Egypt had repuced tne weapons lost in the six-day war last June and he warned that the cowing ban with Urael would be cruciai The Soviet Union had given Egyp* nixAimum help with gift* Including tank* and aircraft
      Reuter  -  66 words
    • Article
      No more tours
      33 2 CHANUIOAHH PTI. M»han>.hi Maheah Yogi, meditation teachf ut the Beatles and other *tars. said here today tha. hr «caid give up foreign touia »fKi December to conooatt*.e -m hi# wntincs.
      33 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon Johnson names Ball to succeed Goldberg
      409 2 Johnson names Ball to succeed Goldberg WASHINGTON, Friday PRESIDENT Johnson yesterday accepted the resignation of Mr. Arthur Goldberg as U.S. Ambassador to the United Nations and named former Undersecretary of State George Ball to succeed him. The President called a short Press conference to announce the long-anticipated resignation of Mr.
      Reuter  -  409 words
    • Article
      Lock icon ITC PICKS BANGKOK FOR NEXT TECHNICAL MEETING
      248 2 ITC PICKS BANGKOK FOR NEXT TECHNICAL MEETING LA PAZ. Fri. The eighth meeting of the International Tin Council which ended here last night agreed on Bangkok as the site for the second technical conference in November 1969 The 23 nations which attended the meeting 17 I consumer and six producer
      Reuter  -  248 words
    • Article
      Lock icon More power for Jordan PM
      37 2 AMMAN ,al decree awitmea he Defence and Inter:- portfolio* u> Premier Bah.'i. Al-Talhouni *fter four nieml*™ at tlie Jordanian O"v-' ernmer. resigned. N<> re»>,>n i for the resignation* was aiij nouncetl. Reuter
      Reuter  -  37 words
    • Article
      Lock icon 'Give our jobs back' plea now by Hong Kong strikers
      265 2 'Give our jobs back' plea now by Hong Kong strikers HONG KONG. Fri. Left-wing workers who went on an indefinite general strike last June in an attempt to force the authorities to give in to Chinas demands now want their Jobs back. Their unions have passed on the instructions of
      Reuter  -  265 words
    • Article
      Lock icon Ambon arrests
      27 2 JAKART. Pri. T»elv« former members of the ■Repubiir of bouth Uolucc f-e.vMrir.-,' gnvcrnrrent :n Ambon have oeen arrested for try •nu < mc te trouble UPI
      UPI  -  27 words
    • Article
      200 abortions
      27 2 Denver. Prt More -.nan 200 abortion.* have be«>n perfirme ;n Colorado in tIM 11 month* .since a liberalised abortion ill wa« sum^ci inui law.— UPl
      27 words
    • Article
      BRITISH MP ACCUSED OF SHOPLIFTING
      98 2 1 OS DON. Fri A Lahour MP, Hector Hushes. SO, has Keen charred with stealing three hooks worth ahout I »U» o3o> from a bookstall at Victoria Railroad station. Hughes who has represented Aberdeen since the end of World War Two will appear before a
      98 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Lock icon Viva Melina! Traffic stops for freedom march
      169 3 ('KIIK .v tress Melina Mercouri. 43. led 4.000 marchers through London's West End in protest against the Greek military regime. There wer* slicht scuffles between police and Greek exile* who surced up to Miss Meri-nuri in search of a salutorv kiss or an
      Expresspic  -  169 words
    • Article
      Lock icon Senator hits 'Mr. Two Per Cent'
      111 3 Senator hits 'Mr. Two Per Cent' WASHINGTON. Fri. A Senator accused the pentagon yesterday of permitting -some oily American slick-sters. unscrupulous salesmen and operators" to defraud U.S. soldiers in Vietnam. Senator Stephen Young (Democrat, Ohio) said: "Scores of American civilians are engaged in selling stocks to servicemen, 1 most of
      Reuter  -  111 words
    • Article
      Lock icon SAS extension
      22 3 STOCKHOLM. Prt. 6AB mnounced that tta -TransAsian Express" from Copenhagen to Singapore and Banekoi. will be extended to JakaUa— UPI.
      UPI  -  22 words
    • Article
      Pirates kill 7
      26 3 MANILA. Fri. Pirates Us. main attacked a group of fishermen and killed seven or them on SanK*ay lsfand near Zamboan«a City. Southern Philippinei.
      26 words
    • Article
      Lock icon New warfare twist
      55 3 SAIGON. Kri. American nlanes have been dropping poc-ket-sized tranbiitor radios over Vietcunu-held areas in a new physchological warfare tw»t. The ra-uos whose frequencies are preset so that they can only pick up allied stations, are suppose*. v encourage the Vieiconp *o .ay down their arm.s anl defect
      UPI  -  55 words
    • Article
      Lock icon Ship fares cut
      28 3 LONDON. Fri. Seventeen shipping Una on the Atlantic run today offered tare reduction* of more than £40 to attract foieiim visitors to the U.S.— Reuter.
      Reuter  -  28 words
    • Article
      US reports first trade deficit in 5 years
      185 3 WASHINGTON. Fri. The United States yesterday reported its first trade d-.itit in five years, raising alarm among officials who count on the traditions trade surplus to bolster the country's ailing balance of payments. Exports sasued 11.5 P" cent in March while imports
      185 words
    • Article
      Commons uproar over race issue: Plea for order
      254 3 LONDON. Friday. THE race issue erupted in the House of Commons last night with the Speaker appealing for order amid shouts and jeers by furious back-benchers. The party cla.'-h aro.se over a letter of support by 39 immigration officers at London's Heathrow
      254 words
    • Article
      Outburst, then an arrest
      71 3 Outburst, then an arrest fONDON. Fri.— A young man shouted "you bastards" and leapt 30 feet from the public gallery on to the floor of the House of Commons ia.«t night. Attendants gTabbed him and ushered him from the chamber. It happened during a debate on a Bill to curb
      71 words
    • Article
      King: Suspect released
      38 3 MEXICO CITY Pri.— Police said last nigh.: they had releiLNed Daniel Kennedy. a bearde" imch-hiker from Balt;nii>r>' whom thfy had arres?ed in :he.r bunt for a suspect in '.in i Dr. Martin Luther King.— UPl.
      38 words
    • Article
      Lock icon The fight goes on, says Col. B
      141 3 The fight goes on, says Col. B ALGIERS. Vr: Strongman Head of State. Colonel Boumediennr. escaped with a cut l.p when a man with a .submachinegun fired at hii> car in the heart oi Algtaft. The assassination attempt occurred yesterday a* the tough. 43-year-old colonel left a Cabinet meeting at
      Reuter  -  141 words
    • Article
      Transplant No. 6
      28 3 I IMA. Fn. Dr C. Bim.rd. the henrt tEHMpIUIi ■peetftlisi ■•■aid would oe ready in six weeks t« :it another heart his sixth A P.
      28 words
  • Page 2 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 2 Advertisements Column 1
      622 2 Is the bread you buy made with sweet creamery butter, fresh whole milk, natural clover honeyT^-'-* 1 vi^ Pepperidge Farm* is. Mldtm hiv.xl straight from the pmi) then »j vi v kl\ frozen '<>a!l hw nourishing tftxxlnoss rtct \»>u frtsh. !.<h>U for IVpixTirlge I*Arm Bread and Rolls in your Jtnner
      622 words
  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 3
  • Page 3 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 1
      231 3 got a weighty problem? p 7% Joanne Drew can figure it out! Joanne Drew— Australia's leading figure authority win show you the safe, easy way to add or subtract pounds and inches from these six vital areas. No dangerous diets or pills! No exhausting exercisel No f jss, bother or
      231 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 3 Advertisements Column 2
      375 3 SELANGOR j f OF QUALITY UJJ "Look for our trade rrark II >y the pewter maker at the /j|\ anvil. Every genuine piece of i /■M\ SELANGOR PEWTER is k\ stamped with this distinctive mark, the one that has £m/ guaranteed the highest standard of craftsmanship \fM> for almost a
      375 words
Page thumbnail Page 4
  • Article
    'STC saved from very grave, critical situation'
    579 4 'STC saved from very grave, critical situation' j) GOVT SEIZURE OF 1,000 PIRATE TAXIS- THK Government*! action ;ig;iinst pirate taxis, together wi t h the seizure of about 1.000 such vehicles, enabled the Singapore Traction Co. hst year to recover from what it described as a "uiv grave ;iikl critical
    579 words
  • Article
    MP to open carnival for Defence Fund
    103 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Member of Parliament for Bra.> Basah. Mr Ho See Beng. will open the two-day National Defence Fund I Carnival at the Raffles Institution grounds at 10 a.m. tomorrow. The carnival is being organised ty the school and the orga risers
    103 words
  • Article
    Holiday on Ice show
    73 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. The sponsors of the "Holiday On Ice" show has cancelled its originally planned charity premiere, and instead arranged a special charity performance for May 5. The charity perfor- nunif. which will be preceded by a reception and buffet at the Gay World Cabaret at
    73 words
  • Page 4 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 1
      420 4 f» NURSES' WEEK FILM PREMIERE <ssJf\ IN AID OF ESTABLISHED CHARITIES J&. JHMM UNDIR TMI OISTINCUISMED PATRONAGt Of tjr,f%. <tj f I THE HON. MINISTER FOR HEALTH 'ODEON: TUES.. 30th APRIL AT 9.15 pm"<-' TICKETS AT S3, S5. 17, $10 DONATION SEATS AVAILABLE AT THI MINISTRY OF HEALTH OfflCC. PALMER
      420 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 2
      125 4 How much figurework do you do each day? J Less than 5 minutes D Between 5 and 1 5 minutes More than 1 5 minutes Facit has a calculator for every need Jflk for £d^ the world's offices Sole agents DUNCAN ROBERTS LTD. Htad Office. Top Floor John Little* Bldg
      125 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 3
      231 4 p HIBISCUSJ FtOOIVI M LUNCHEON COCKTAIL DINNER DANCING M TO MUSIC BY GERRY SOLIANO TRI HH <00PM TO 1} MNITI (\m A M PARK HOTEL TONIGHT I Ul/C/11l NITEaUB "TENS.ON-1 A.M. lE===^==EE==EE== (UPPER EAST COAST ROAD) B Presenting The Best Show In Town :!=T"m DUO DARLINGS": and special Guttt Band:
      231 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 4
      341 4 i 5-THEATRe"mIDw7gHt"pREMIERE-TOIIIGHT! J FEDERAL REX LIDO REX ROYAL m P K Lumpur Spare K. Lumpur J. Bharu Penang B merdcka yf^fl^^ ISOLATED BFilm Production j JJP^bbbbW OUTCAST.... f P. RAMLEE p^of eternal love B Band introducing^^ that w j|| run B chandra >-l^» «> fW deep into your Sshanmugam f
      341 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 4 Advertisements Column 5
      674 4 NOW SHOWING' 11 am. 10, 4, t)0 9 30pm Five Million Yean To Earth B. to. -,ht: the heroes LAST DAY 1 M om. 1 30 4 00, 30 A 9 30 pm "THE LAST SAFARI Stewart GRANGER Paromount OPENS TOMORROW 1 Color Scope JERK IN ISTANBUL" Wichel Coostontin Army
      674 words
Page thumbnail Page 5
  • Article, Illustration
    DEFENCE FUND NOW NEARING $4 MIL
    402 5 SINGAPORE, Fr, TIIK Prime Minis k-r, Mr. Lee Kuan Yews ion stitueacv of Tanjong Prigar loda> made one of the bipgesl group donations i<> the National I) v\en c i' Fund with ;i contribution of 130,000. The cheque, which was received by the Minister
    402 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Untitled
    45 5 MR. UM KIM SAN. Mr On Tone S»ee (president «>r thr SJiißaporr T.i\i Driven' \w>,iati<>m and Mr. Chan Chee Sens (Parliamentary Secietary to the Ministry of Social Affairs) brin* driven by Mr. Yen Bum <iec»k. an official of tin association, during a trip through Chinatown.
    45 words
  • Article
    Lim starts off taxi drivers' campaign
    374 5 a -.mm mtion K»-c si.oiic hrn Smtjupoif Chinese Drua Imjxntpts and Exporter 1 OuUt "r*-pif>>f>nteri dv Mr Loh Chieu Pooi $IU.(M)U. <iii(t the Sut Choh ViliaKr AsM>clatiori "s^inr<! by Mr Ch'il Pi.l Cthiai i M Tlip Joii'/VkiiiK is Hip Im^^t li<i o( dona; ions
    374 words
  • Article
    'SPIRIT THAT MONEY CANNOT BUY'
    288 5 'SPIRIT THAT MONEY CANNOT BUY' Qng's tribute to donors... SINGAPORE. Friday 'FIIK .Minist«T mr Education. .Mr. Ong Pant; Boon has observed that though the National Defence Fund has topped IU million, this sum in terms of modern defence weapo n r y. would probably only buy half a jet fighter.
    288 words
  • Page 5 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 1
      369 5 R] GOOD NEWS! [71 I TO ALL DRUMMERS! fjfgfr All Premier Drum Outfit* ore supplied with our new Brilliant "2000" (nare drumt. This it the most advanced side drum ever created today. 'J" Do drrp in and have a look i _/JMB-' ot ouf PREMIER DRUMS I and you will
      369 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 2
      58 5 THE BROWN BOYS ctrect from mante. I these mtemationalry DANCE acclaimed musicians Evary Sunday 3 6.30 a.m. will thnll you with their R.,;den» Band: v«reat.lrty m pops standards latin-amercan 1 lh m y ballads and jazz so.spend Sptei«i Gimo Artiu««: the evening at fountain nrte club -j^ n n Fountain
      58 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 3
      144 5 Success-through hard work P^ and SANATOGEN Irf X £yen tho mosl intelligent student tins to j y "1^ Put in years of hard work to achieve success and during these years he uses plenty of nervous energy. He must repiace I 't by taking Sanatogen regularly if he Vs£^ wants
      144 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 5 Advertisements Column 4
      227 5 JOINUS^ SUNDAY, FOR CURRY TIFFIN Make your Sunday more enjoyable than ever, meet friends over a superb curry tiffin, enjoy the view and relax at the rooftop Quarter Deck Pool, Cuscaden House. CUSCADEN HOUSE M Cuscaden Road, Singapore 10. J Tel: *****. y enjoy the best ftDtlPrll I _.BHL Sih^K^
      227 words
Page thumbnail Page 6
  • Article
    'Take part in student movements' call by PM at seminar
    477 6 SINGAPORE. Fri <«iiii .studrn' BMwements :n undei de\eloptd eutintrlek vvheir the children are bet- aducatad tiian their tl student unie.st and tuibuiei.ee in »rlldeveloped oountrtss a ai i oil eduCdtrd as then child; In tt»- underde\eloi>ed countries student unrest takes
    477 words
  • Article
    RI-S'pore trade talks begin
    92 6 RI-S'pore trade talks begin SINGAPORE. Fri 1 man Indonesian trade delegation today held it.s dim meeting with Singapore Oo\ eminent officials at the Economic D<vciopmen; Board"> COI room The two-how Bttttng helci In the momniK whs ur\oteU to gtueral topics o.: Indour-.--Ssln?..poie trade Leadei o! tne In team Di Arini)
    92 words
  • Article
    'RUSSIAN UNIONS CAN URGE WORKER'S SACKING'
    158 6 'RUSSIAN UNIONS CAN URGE WORKER'S SACKING' CDfGAPOBS, Kri The leader of the visiting Kussian traclr union team. Dr. M. Zaidov. today said that the industrial arbitration system in Singapore was somewhat different from that of the Soviet Inion. He made the comment after being briefed by the President of the
    158 words
  • Article
    Blood bank
    38 6 SINUM'ORE. Fri Ihe Blood Tl .1 service.- .ur-condituned mobile 111 be stationed ai I Red Croai Hou.-> In Penann tomorrow between 2 pm I 6 pm. ami <>n Sunday lxt«een 9 m. «nri 12 30 pm
    38 words
  • Article
    ROW OVER NANTAH'S PRESENCE AT STUDENTS' MEETING
    309 6 ROW OVER NANTAH'S PRESENCE AT STUDENTS' MEETING SINGAPORE. Fr. ASIAN students meeting here to dehnc their role in an adult world, found themselves bickering over Nanyang University representation and protesting against Press 'distortions" today. On and oft throughout the dny. student problems were swept a.^ide to alk>» the 80-odd delegaf
    309 words
  • Article
    UN expert starts on fishery training centre
    176 6 UN expert starts on fishery training centre SINGAPORE. Fri. A United Nation! development programme export. Mr. Takenao Ochi. hag arrived in Singapore to help the Government set. up a $8.3 million Fishery TrainIng Centre in Changt a spokesman ol 'lie Prttraiy Production Department said today Mr Ochl has alro.iriv started
    176 words
  • Page 6 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 6 Advertisements Column 1
      219 6 See the pack and you know quite a lot about the smoker. ARDULLA (37) I When you see th»s distinctive green and gold pack you can aira#%i"»n^--be certain of three things the owner (1 prefers the satisfy- KING SIZE nldness of fine Virginia tobaccos. (2) appreciates the lf|nf*||a|lA CIITCD benefits
      219 words
  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 6 Miscellaneous Column 1
      128 6 f 'j£f± I IMT'S SO OVSR THAT WKLL, A.WRW3HT, IF 1 1.. I SUPPOSE ILL ATTA BC7T WTZER'I I OKAY SSEJAY V mf *\L N^SpERTHAIsr f\ P*T«IOTISM<, s. 'J I Jgwt f^f T > fc I V Mls^bWkJbT^A IHrk trmnt lit, i hoMtvr HmmM I wrrvj ATV camera.' v^ |-1
      128 words
Page thumbnail Page 7
  • Article, Illustration
    Colonel Sun
    1226 7 The fast-moving new JAMES BOND thriller set in Greece DAY 12 <>N HI Greek i'land of Vraknnisi Bond bo^s >| i* liHd rapthr by nlonel Sun of < hinrsr Intelligence. Sun an«l 'nd his hrn.hmrn von Rich a Nazi war criminal plan to blow up a Russian-conven rd
    1,226 words
  • Article
    'Halt or you'll all be killed...
    694 7  - 'Halt or you'll all be killed... KINGSLEY AMIS by HARDLY were the words out his mouth before, slammed in the belly and pistolwhipped behind the ear, George lonides was grovelling half-conscious on the deck. The fat man spoke ''Where is Bond?" •1 don t know. Id tell you if I
    694 words
  • Page 7 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 7 Advertisements Column 1
      260 7 taafjjßJß b^L^L^L^Lbb^L^Lb Laa^La^aaV *A^gjHHf^ i yj-^ ■■aa^flLw ■a^r a^Hflaßaaa^^^ ~~M I «t fllV. 4 afl m *9B SW. m v fSaamM lObbm ■BaaaaaaVk. aTaar-t > bbbbbbbbT LW I i ±at BBBt. V J» I ■.^^■W-— n CHANGE TO TOMORROWS OIL TODAY! 2V D CCD \i I/^ EI New BP Super
      260 words
Page thumbnail Page 8
  • The Straits Times Saturday. April 27,1968.
    • Article
      TIN DRIFTS DOWN
      580 8 It is hard to understand why anyone should have supposed that the International Tin Council might have considered export controls at its meeting in La Paz, but the emphasis which agency reports have given to th. absence of action suggests that someone did. It was agreed that
      580 words
    • Article
      THE ASIAN HIGHWAY
      262 8 Figures relating to the "missing links" along the Aaian Highway seem to vary markedly at each successive meeting of Ecafe, but the lalest estimatethat 90 per cent of the road has been completed justifies tiie hope that the target date of 1970 will be achieved. A project
      262 words
    • Article
      MORE LUXURY HOTELS
      190 8 New procedures for processing applications for building hotels in Singapore are designed to suppress profiteering and ensure that as many hotels as possible are built with the least delay. Speculators have obtained planning approval to increase the value of their land and there have been inexcusable delays
      190 words
  • Letters
    • Letter
      Explaining tax laws SIMPLY not concisely
      504 8 Explaining tax laws SIMPLY not concisely IN his letter (8 T. April 20) the Comptroller of Inland Revenue asserts that the notes accompanying form B "are an attempt to explain the new law as concisely as possible" for 'the new Income Tax Act is a more complex piece of legislation
      504 words
    • Letter
      Mosquito reservoirs in cemeteries
      203 8 I AGREE whole-hearted- ly with "Concerned" regarding the deplorable condition of Bidadari Cemetery and the urgent need for an Intensive programme of tidying and cleaning followed by frequent and thorough checks by ofnclals concerned. Bidadari Cemetery Is surely one of the largest and most dangerous breeding
      203 words
  • Article, Illustration
    HOW CHARLIE PEANUTS BECAME A MILLIONAIRE
    918 8 HOW CHARLIE PEANUTS BECAME A MILLIONAIRE FIVE years ago a bunch of kids and a dog amhled onto the cartoon strip pages. Their droll daily doings were called '"Peanuts." Today, there is nothing peanuts about peanuts. More than a thousand newspapers throughout the world publish the strip each day, to
    918 words
  • Article
    Women, as women see them
    400 8  - Women, as women see them Willard Clopton Jr: by Washington ASOCIAL scientist has gone to a lot of trouble to prove that women are prejudiced against women. Research oy Philip Goldberg, associate professor of psychology at Connecticut College, led him to conclude that the reason females belittle one another is
    400 words
  • Page 8 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 1
      57 8 FA-900N f^S '■L All «"<(»<-U II TimniHi Shl^^M II Twimr t U*4 MX for LW AM M? 7** *o4 inwnM for *K SWI4 I^l 1 OC»VUMIi» J ac xt^wr birft i- \^SM T 1K, 4 Automatic f j«ntr control »^1 W^M ■Mil T— •> t*« J FM r«c*#tMM* m»w tmirtmnamtM.mmamn
      57 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 8 Advertisements Column 2
      209 8 Economical set BEDROOM SUITE Suitable for air-conditioning room with ONE YEAR guarantee. LIST PRICE: $460 CASH Ins 40% ($276-) H.P. $25 per month. For further enquiry consult:— KOH BROTHERS Furniture Company, Sl« 524. «*ylang Road, S.n,opor. U. T«to»fcot»— 44»«70 M, 4913 M. ,^#"WIV I From Germany a distin»nil£ "iP I
      209 words
  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
Page thumbnail Page 9
  • Singapore
    • Article, Illustration
      Untitled
      10 9 MR. E.M. SNG General Manager MR. THAM MOW SIANG S«cretorv
      10 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Minister to open mint, ammunition plant
      972 9  - Minister to open mint, ammunition plant Arthur Richards SINGAPORE ADDS THREE 'FIRSTS' by WHEN the Minister for Finance, Dr. (Jon Keng Swee opens the Chartered Industries of Singapore Ltd. this evening, he will add three more "firsts" to Singapore. It will be the first (Jovernment company in Jurong industrial estate,
      972 words
    • Article
      Latest machines for precision metal working
      265 9 THE tools department is perhaps the most unique in the Chartered Industries of Singapore Ltd. because it is equipped to produce all the tools and dyes required by the ammunition factory and the mint. The department has some of the most up-to-date machines for
      265 words
    • Article
      Production techniques of world standards
      518 10  -  Staff Writer AMMUNITION FACTORY LIKELY TO EXPAND By SINGAPORE Is now manufacturing its own small arms ammunition at the Chartered Industries of Singapore Ltd. in Jurong. This is a wholly Singapore Government owned organisation. Made-in-Singapore 0 223 in. calibre bullets are now rolling out of
      518 words
    • Article, Illustration
      PASSES FOR VISITORS
      117 10 TWE premises and 25 acres of land surrounding the Chartered Industries of Singapore Ltd. have been gazetted a protected place. The building itself is surrounded by steel fencing, about nine feet high. Between the ammunition factory and the Mint is a security post. Security officers in different
      117 words
    • Article, Illustration
      VISITORS' GALLERY AND COIN MUSEUM IN JURONG ESTATE
      31 11 of Chartered Industries Ltd. factory complex in Jurong. The Mint building has a special visitors' gallery. A coins museum will be »»t up.
      31 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Soon Spore minted coins will jingle in your pocket
      546 11 THE new coins that Jingle in your pocket, will soon be Singapore made. For the factory at the Chartered Industries of Singapore Ltd. in Jurong has started minting the Republic's coins. These coins will soon be in circulation and will gradually
      546 words
    • Article, Illustration
      Firm sends engineers, technicians overseas for specialised training
      51 12 A girl at work in the ammunition filling building which is equipped with tome of the late* machines. Bullets are sealed and then sent for testing. Girls polishing bullets on an electrically operated machine. Aim of the factory is to produce quality
      51 words
  • Page 9 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 9 Advertisements Column 1
      109 9 Wfelike to make safe as a bank mean what it means Safe. And that means protection against the most advanced methods of attack. No matter how devious or cunning an intruder may be CHUBB experts hays forseen the possibility and blocked his way. Every CHUBB Treasury Door incorporates special Torch
      109 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 9 Advertisements Column 2
      120 9 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CHARTERED INDUSTRIES (S) LTD. j on the official opening of their factory >it furon£ from SIINDETEVES-JACOBERG IMPORTERS (XPORTf US ENGINEERS We are prcnul to have supplied the following machinery:AMMUNITION FACTORY ARTILLIRIE INRICHTINGIN HOLLAND Precision Lathes Formgrindei Tool and Cutter GrinHig Wcichinp S AGATHEN P'*ett'On Tool Grinder and
      120 words
Page thumbnail Page 10
  • Page 10 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 10 Advertisements Column 1
      195 10 CONGRATULATIONS j BEST WISHES TO I CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF j SINGAPORE LTD j ON THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THEIR FACTORY I UEBERSEE-HANDEL AG j ZURICH /SWITZERLAND i Sappfieri of Industrial k Eifißcerinf Equipment 5. L A. REPRESENTATIVES Km 406 SHAW HOI SE, ORCHARD ROAD < SINCJAPOKIv-9 TBL 221 M Congratulations
      195 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 10 Advertisements Column 2
      130 10 Congratulations to CHARTERED INDUSTRIES (S) LTD. on the occasion of the Official Opening of their AMMUNITION AND MINT FACTORIES at JURONG SINGAPORE JOHNS-MANVILLE INCOMBUSTIBLE AND ACOUSTICAL CEILINGS VINYL-ASBESTOS FLOOR TILES •MOSAIC FLOOR CERAMIC WALL TILING supplied and installed sharikat f||jf L national 2B NEW BRIDGE POAD SINGAPORE 1 TEL *****
      130 words
Page thumbnail Page 11
  • Page 11 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 1
      99 11 CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES j ■i CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE LTD on thtir official opening from THE PATENT FURNITURE CO 128 Orchard Road. Singapore. Tel: ***** Factory: 10 B/C Covenagh Road, Singapore 9. (SUPPLIER OF FURNITURE) =======i Congratulations and Best Wishes to The Chartered Industries of Singapore Ltd. on the
      99 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 11 Advertisements Column 2
      187 11 P CONGRATULATIONS Q T0 CHARTERED INDUSTRIES I I OF SINGAPORE LIMITED on the official opening of their Ammunition Factory Mint \J J uw] ii7^3^w^9 Kill There's a United Overseas Bank customer in every crowd— or may be more! Although we count our customers in the thousands, we always refer to
      187 words
Page thumbnail Page 12
  • Page 12 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 1
      288 12 Congratulations to CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE LTD on the official opening of their Minting Factory today from Xl AIM 0 GWAN we art proud to hove supplied and installed all their air conditioning requirements You can be sure if its Westinghouse CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SPORE
      288 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 12 Advertisements Column 2
      73 12 A girl making some of the component parts tor bullets in the machine room. Congratulations to CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE LTD. on the occasion of the official opening of the factory at Jurong by the Hon. Dr. GOH KENG SWEE W. T. AVERY LIMITED in association with WILLIAM JACKS CO.
      73 words
Page thumbnail Page 13
  • Article
    SO NOW IT'S 'GO BY BOAT' FOR SABAH CIVIL SERVANTS
    239 13 SO NOW IT'S 'GO BY BOAT' FOR SABAH CIVIL SERVANTS |{OTA KINABALU. Fri. Governmerit officers commutinjr between East and West Malaysia have been forbidden to travel by plane unless their work Is urRent. From Bow on the v mast travel in the Defence Mm Utry's newly-chartered ship, the 3.162-ton Kot
    239 words
  • Article
    Coming back
    35 13 KUALA LUMPTR. Fn The Transport Tan Sr: Sajdor hn Ha Jubir and the of Local On-»rrttn' in»nd K tataM Mr Khaw Ka. Boh -f "n Sunda v after 11 two-week vi»u to France.
    35 words
  • Article
    Minister: Extra work is for Defence Fund
    108 13 Kri. Singapore s MmisiT of Interior and Defence. Mr l.im Kirn San. t'><U> announced that the staff of his Ministry, including himself, were workint a 12-hour day every ne>day from 830 a.m. to 7.M p m to contribute the overtime pay to the
    108 words
  • Article
    Railway and police conduct a joint probe
    388 13  - Railway and police conduct a joint probe REJAL ARBEF By Johore Bahru, Friday I JOHORE police and the criminal investigation department of the Malayan Railway are conducting a joint investigation of Tuesday's collision between a railcar and a pas-senger-goods train at Layang Layang. A police spokesman said this was an
    388 words
  • Article
    Working wife's $25,000 debts
    80 13 Working wife's $25,000 debts SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mr. Justice Choor Singh was told in the High Court today of a married woman with $25,000 debts due to 20 creditors. The Assistant Official Assisrnee. Mrs Quek Bee See. said that Iris Kathleen Campbell, a $825-a--month bank employee, had offered to pay $150
    80 words
  • Article
    Boy crash victim is buried
    94 13 Boy crash victim is buried SINGAPORE. Frl.-Beven-J year-old Petaling jaya schoolboy Maurice Lee Slew Liang who was killed in Tuesdays rail disaster in Layang Layang. was buried at the Ngee Ann Kongsl cemetery in Sembawang Road this afternoon. Among those who attended the graveside Buddhist rites were hi? Singapore relatives,
    94 words
  • Article
    Girl, 12, makes rape report
    58 13 PETALING JAVA. FTi. Police here are searching for a youth a«r<d about 20. who is w anted for questioning in connection with a rape case. In a report yerterdav. a 12--year-old gin ilieged she was srxuallv mo'ested by the youth in a house in «egamnut
    58 words
  • Article
    A surplus of 410
    67 13 SINGAPORE. Fn. The British Ministry of Public Building and Work. 1 has informed Service union* that there is a surplus of 410 employees in '.!■>»> c>.\ib;Lshment According to the latest Army Civil Service Bui eun the surplus is in the following Aelds: Industrial grades <300 i.
    67 words
  • Article
    Art gallery
    30 13 PENANG. hr lhfr Mun Sen Art Gallery in Pen<tng Road will ty offlctallj (>p«ned by Mr;, Lim Khve Su. firmer cha.rm*n he Pen^-ig I Auocia::on. m May 2.
    30 words
  • Article
    ENGLISH RUSHES FOR A TOUCH OF HOME
    158 13 ENGLISH RUSHES FOR A TOUCH OF HOME KUALA LI MPI R Fri. To give I njlishnn-n here the feeling of home in the late spring BOAC tod, iv flew in about dozen luscious red hnglish roses for the celebration of St. George's Day tomorrow. "r.ncli-Ti" v.is the theme of the
    158 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Two women accused of 'causing body to disappear'
    183 13 SINGAPORE, Friday TWO women were charged in a magistrate's court today in connection with the murder case of Gene Koh, 22, a millionaire's son. They are Teng Shiu Ngah, 48, mother-in-law of Freddy Tan Seng Keng. 27, accused of murdering Koh, and
    183 words
  • Article
    Cholera: No new cases
    47 13 Cholera: No new cases SINGAPORE m No new ca.v»s of cholera have been reported since the firm rase »a* discovered eight days ago. A Minisirv or Heajth statement today said: "If the sifuaMon continue' Singapoie will 1 be declared free from rh^era I some time next week
    47 words
  • Article
    'No more matches against civilians' RMAF men decide
    278 13  - 'No more matches against civilians' RMAF men decide A RAMALINGAM By KOTA KINABALU. Fri. The RMAF station in Labuan has cancelled all sports fixtures with the Islands civilians. REASON: Scathing Press reports aboux their sportsmanship. A newspaper report here last Tuesday described a drawn hocke 1 match between the RMAF
    278 words
  • Article
    Scripture Union conference
    47 13 SINGAPORE Fri Nme 60 deleeaies from Austra Zealand and from Ea*t Asia are now attending the second regional conference of th« Fellowship of ScTiptur*- tJaion Councils which opened here today The conference which will ad.inurn later to Kuala Lumpur will end on May 5.
    47 words
  • Page 13 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 13 Advertisements Column 1
      52 13 NAIL SAVER Scotties introduces the new pull-top box that doesn't break fingernails "i IK\ milk 1* &j. j*t A. o*mU Available in WHITE, PINK, BLUE, YELLOW AND GREEN NEW LADY SCOTT PRINTS *£^^Bf.^\ Watched of aoftMt 2-phr facial and bathroom tisau* In gay phnU. V SCOTT (2) MAKES IT BETTER
      52 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 13 Advertisements Column 2
      110 13 ENJOY A KUALA CRUISE TO SYDNEY RELAX IN STYLE AND COMFORT ON BOARD THE FULLY AIR-CONDITIONED CRUISE SHIP "KUALA LUMPUR" Sails Singapore list May Arrives Sydney 4th June Toke a leisurely trip to Australia in "Kuala Lumpur" carrying a maximum of 200 first class passengers in comfortable accommodation with swimming
      110 words
  • Page 13 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 13 Miscellaneous Column 1
      718 13 TV SINGAPURA 12 30 p P ri '?r "niTie Sum- Cinema D.<ught*r of King mary 12 40 Be, ajar- Kona 'Cantonese. Part 1). lah Bahasa K'bangsaan: 9On News in English. 12 45 Ivanhi* Search tor O1 X World .n Action Oold. 1.10 Voyage to the Bot- Ca.:ght for a Baby:
      718 words
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 13 Miscellaneous Column 2
      163 13 TV MALAYSIA CHANNtL 5 Kuala, I urn- in Prosrms: 636 Flinoer par and Penant; S looh and > Air Pntfr; 7.00 Nfvr« IB Malacca: 4 Taiping; i and 10 Enalwh; 710 Mamllah TV. .Inhere Bahru; T Bat« I'ahat; fi The RounderB j^^. 9 Kluanf. <-«>O nrv w or Expertg; gOO
      163 words
Page thumbnail Page 14
  • STRAITS TIMES Saturday Forum
    • Article
      Making chaos of the classics
      356 14 Making chaos of the classics CONCERT HOUR: THE MASTERS IN POP STYLE. SNIPPETS AND FADE-OUTS THAT IRRITATE LISTENING to "Concert Hour" broadcast every Sunday at 4 p.m. by Radio Malaysia is the quickest way of learning the fine art of presenting serious music in the pop music fashion. Take the
      356 words
    • Article
      Selling flats to tenants
      211 14 I REFER to the letter by 1 Mr. B.C. Khoo (S.T. April 11 j concerning the sale of Housing Board flats in the Tanglin Halt/ Commonwealth Drive area to sitting tenants. It is the Governments policy to sell more and more Housing Board flats in order
      211 words
    • Article
      To the thief who took a child's treasure
      170 14 I AST Saturday after a period of months searching, my son and I discovered, in a Singapore secondhand shop, two ladies golf clubs, one No 3 wood and one No. 8 iron. After prolonged bargaining we left the shop with the purchase
      170 words
    • Article
      Sabah job application
      88 14 MAY 1 express my disappointment at the way the Sabah Liaison Officer deals with applicants applying for appointments. It Is no use advertising for applicants for posts In the Sabah Government when they are not to be supplied with the necessary application forms. A curt reply like
      88 words
    • Article
      Exam paper
      101 14 PAPER is not costly yet 1 for the LCC (Higher) English examination on April 23. only four sheets and no more were given to each candidate, who had to write one report, one letter. one precis and answer one alternate question which consists of three parts No extra
      101 words
    • Article
      TV with a film 37 years old
      80 14 TV with a film 37 years old COILD not TV. j Malaysia screen Hindi films more often than once in a blue moon? And could not those responsible for selecting Hindi films select more recent films? Evrn films made say about ten years ago would be welcome, hut films made
      80 words
    • Article
      SCHOOL FOR OPTICIANS
      123 14 MY committee and I note with interest the statement made by Dr J. B. A. Peter. President of the Malayan Medical Association (ST. April 15 1 regarding the registration of opticians and the formation of a school of optometry. We are well aware of the uncontrolled stand,
      123 words
    • Article
      The long line leading to a 'squeeze-in'
      211 14 IT is difficult to see ?ny sense in the long double white line drawn near the left side of the Clemenceau Avenue-Or-chard Rd. junction. Motorists from Penang Road (four lanes* are expected to squeeze into the narrow niter road (into Orchard Rd.» a
      211 words
    • Article
      Women's privileges and equal pay
      247 14 Women's privileges and equal pay AS a married woman holding qualifications r qual to those of most men <B. Sc. Hons degree), I fully agree with our Deputy Prime Minister that equal pay should be paid to women only for equal work done. I must admit that in the Department
      247 words
    • Article
      Health hazard
      77 14 IN striving to maintain health and cleanliness m the United Park, Jalan Day, Alor Star, the Town Council has overlooked one factor which offsets the effort of making the housing scheme In the United Park a model for other areas to follow. The latrines built on stilts along
      77 words
    • Article
      The dirty market
      105 14 I OOK at the unsatlsm- > factory sanitary condition around the public markets in Kuala Lumpur Outside these markets tht- road sides are crowded with hawkers, licenced and unlicenced. exposing for sale their vegetables, fish, meat, dried fish, cooked food and many other things. The whole area
      105 words
    • Article
      Zoo tickets
      74 14 /OO Negara authorities should do .-omethlng to avoid congestion at the entrance gate. Ticket* are sold In one place only, by one clerk who struggles all alone with the increasing crowds especially on holidays. Waiting outside with anxious small children becomes an ordeal it takes 30 to 45
      74 words
  • Page 14 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 14 Advertisements Column 1
      353 14 M Warn MM Jf ML jla *i» '^i^^^^__ AS WmmW-im* t*~*r. *>* Pump up to 260 gallons per minute even if the water contains silt and mud! Hondfl W3O 3nd W"2O P um P impurity laden water tastic dependability is the without difficulty. A maxi- world-famous Honda 4W3ter piimpS! mum
      353 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 14 Advertisements Column 2
      56 14 ATTENTION PRINCIPALS AND TEACHERS TO OBTAIN BEST RESULTS IN THE ASSESSMENT EXAMINATION FOR STANDARD FIVE USE "GEETHA" PUBLICATIONS rtD^ ENGLISH LANGUAGE >8?S( BAHASA KEBANGSAAN ARITHMETIC f ntii .31 Jin TuanKu HISTORY £J«LY Abdul Rahman GPOGRADUV *PI.QO KUALA LUMPUR ut wnMCHT p D A PHONE ***** SCIENCE rt COPY BOOKS FOR
      56 words
Page thumbnail Page 15
  • Article
    Air fares row over
    90 15 srsPKxsiox ox CAL, TO BE LIFTED NEXT WEEK KUALA LUMPUR. Friday T^nt ision imposed on China Air Lines vice to Malaysia and om last Monday will be lifted on nulUneously Malaysia-Singapore s will resume flights to Taipeh Announced by the chairman Vong Pung who said that
    90 words
  • Article
    $20,000 loss on oranges: Talib blames FLDA
    197 15 $20,000 loss on oranges: Talib blames FLDA \InLACCA, Fri. T| Settlers on a land scheme at Sol o k Menggoiiß. 20 miles from here, had lost $20,000 by trying to plant oranges on land not suitable for th*» purpose Di.sclu-ing thi; today, the chief Minister. Haj: Talib bin Kanm. ta£i
    197 words
  • Article
    $6,000 fine
    35 15 Bt."TT£R\VORTH Fri. Pang T-n Pu». 24. a.- rmed $6000 or 14 months' |*1L for MttM $600 cuccov. duty on ..a gin- z thr vehicles examination hall here on AprJ 24. He pleaded guUty
    35 words
  • Article, Illustration
    INJURED GRAND PRIX DRIVER FOR LONDON
    164 15 INJURED GRAND PRIX DRIVER FOR LONDON CIN<..\POKL trt. Kai ins Ml dr.\cr Arthur hillock (above), uhu was mtiou>l> injured in the Singapore Grand Prix iriaK kg tv b< flown to London within the ne\t fortnight. Plan* are being finalised to fir him in an aero-ni.-fin.ti Royal Air Force VC 10.
    164 words
  • Article
    Chinese varsity grads get same pay scale
    177 15 |^UALA LUMPUR. Fri. —Chinese university graduates receive the same scale of pay at the Employees" Provident Fund office here as other university graduates. This was stated today by thp Political Secretary to the Minister of Finance. Mr. Bernard Lu. who said the first
    177 words
  • Article
    RAAF man dies in car crash
    159 15 PENANG. Friday. AN RAAF officer vu killed and two others seriously injured when v car plunged into a ravine last night after colliding with a bicycle an«i grazing another car. at Tanjon? Bunsah. Warrant Officer Chaoman. who was v thf car, was killed on
    159 words
  • Article
    'Peeping Toms' POLICE SEEK EVIDENCE
    99 15 'Peeping Toms' POLICE SEEK EVIDENCE IPOH. Fri.— Police today 1 asked Mr Michael Wong to help them mvestigate a charge by h:m that "Pet pi:. e Toms" in pi 'lice uniforms had extorted money from courting couples in cars parked along the lovers" haunt in Lane la-t Munduy nifht. Mr
    99 words
  • Article
    Bus express
    29 15 KUANTAN Pi-l. l IM MlnttfT of Transport lan M H:i Pardon bin Jubir. v. ill open Mara Kuantan Johore Bahru bus express service a'Rompin on May 1.
    29 words
  • Article, Illustration
    Battalion's farewell parade to CO. today
    111 15 Battalion's farewell parade to CO. today |yl I AM. Iri Four h v n d r i (i »fßeen IM men of the I Bn. K<>> il Malay kegiment "ill hold a farewell parade for their comm.inciint oHi« er. Lt -Col. Mokhti bin .lahar .i bine i h«-re torn in
    111 words
  • Article
    Javcee chief
    15 15 Junior Intem.itionai. the course oi bk tour o: i .oru> around the world
    15 words
  • Article
    Union's call to members to start a company
    167 15 SINGAPORE. Fri. 0 The Army Civil Service Union has called on its members to help form a business enterprt* Ihe ACSU I bulletin *a:d "If there .-ufficent number ot v. ember- who are willing ■>'. their rexjurce- together, we are confident approaching
    167 words
  • Article
    Storm delays liner
    17 15 P all Ui r -«ie **s caught in a apcrofcrhlns her call Dakar from
    17 words
  • Article
    Best cooks
    9 15 Mw L'm:.c petition tor no br«i>che* hall
    9 words
  • Article
    20 reels of 'blue film' in suitcase: Soldier held
    126 15 20 reels of 'blue film' in suitcase: Soldier held j/ UA L A LUMPUR. Fri. Police found 20 reels of "blue 01m" in a suitcase belonging to a man returnins from Sabah. A .soldier has boen dtUlned for questioning in connection with smuggling ol obscene fllm.--The nim*. according to thr
    126 words
  • Article
    Jets' farewell fly-past
    48 15 SINGAPORE Fn Javelii. jets oi the Royal Air Forces No 60 Squadron »;anec a larewei: i]\ -paM tnji afternoon over the three marr RAF air «tatifn> in the island and the Naval Ba-< The squadron ta to b«* di--bai.ded at the end of thi* moi.th
    48 words
  • Article
    'Fly BOAC team
    26 15 KLCHING Fr. A BOAC ca.f.-> promotion :r<»n: arrived here toaav on the first leg of a 17-day tour cl East Malaysia and Brunei.
    26 words
  • Page 15 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 15 Advertisements Column 1
      53 15 CONGRATULATIONS to CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE LIMITED on the official opening of their Ammunition Factory 6 Mint IKS! give mm YOUR PROF tHM inii€||^Liii H^l-^H HYDRAULIC HAND PALLET TRUCKS W flf] SWEDISH TRADING f-ari^l aY I^VbBB CO. SDN. BHD. JTIffS W 1 loißbHl i^iffi W mi Hrl jIJ Z/TT Hr
      53 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 15 Advertisements Column 2
      438 15 TOTAL STUDY EDITIONS Coles Total Study Editions offer the most practical, complete guides to Shakespeare published today. For easy reference, the text, detailed notes, commentary ond glossary are printed side-by-side. Each page hos three columns, with the complete, unabridged and authorized text in the centre. Columns on either side are
      438 words
  • Page 15 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 15 Miscellaneous Column 1
      151 15 Straits Times Crossword ■aHT HLP laiHLflLf^ WM* aIT WM” I \tK<)>> 11 1^ it Parliament ur th^ m»i» n.pv ,i sc. ,5i Church tha: mak«* men i Male niei ai ach. <o> i«i«hht ill) 13.16. Fruit «itb a national c 0.,/ abou- ie in 23 .5. rhimi-tiw from 1 K
      151 words
Page thumbnail Page 16
  • Article
    ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
    76 16 M w.rrf. 11l matmmmt MR A MRS Eric Tap Cheng Wuee 'hank their relative, and tr wishes and kind gifts tor THE FAMILY OF tne i»te Winston Chow i" noon t VSeng thank relative* and friend* for their kind >undolenc*a. donations wreath* and attendance 4 j ring their recent
    76 words
  • Article
    ANNOUNCEMENTS
    179 16 M Wor4% *7.i Minimum) TRY CINO'S uike-away ..tnei tempting Itallaa d al *aporr MMTS YOUR WHOLE FAMILY will enjoy Seltesa*** Quaker Oatt More protein, iron and V.tamin Bl i* n Wuaker Oat* than in «ny other wboin grain cereal. M'i> t AH instrui tion* for ENGAGEMENT MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENTS im.it
    179 words
  • Obituary
    IN MEMORIAM
    50 16 J* Wore. Sli Minimum i M. SATHASIVAM Request* the pre- i ,-nee of relatives, trirnd* to toe 31st StJSSa ol bii i«te if<r Mra J *ndan Ihi ,rrMn> on Sut.a it ■> a m at Mariammao lan at 1».'9. PtraaSßaal Ton Manat \khji.* l«iul al 30 P m
    50 words
  • Article
    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    242 16 ■i <1 •<mii»i..m BARKER ROAD M.thod.' Chur.n. ■,o«ii 4.'i a m in mi m ElMjaa* >elcome Tel BIBLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH iixin Garden S.lt am Li"c i '.ilaiead Road 10 U«J a m Galilee. P»»n r'anjann SUU p.m Je»u» Save* JOHORE BAHRU BBS] UOH Chu.cn i »n. Jalan Oertak
    242 words
  • Page 16 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 16 Advertisements Column 1
      243 16 OVERSEAS LEAVE M *mr 4* M (Mm.)— Box it rt*. tttrm IONUjN t~ ptjMa lurnitned flat, nedrooms 15.7 -15 fc 6s Boa Singanor*. HIRE A CAR io rintaio irom Korlryt ot KiogatOD. Van*. Mloooa. eatau car*, motur caravana from tft pw winter £10 P«. tummer No tnileaue cnarge. All insurance*
      243 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 16 Advertisements Column 2
      1055 16 SITUATIONS VACANT Ii Word* S$ ¥im.)—Bmx St rf*. mxtrm TESTIMONIALS REFERENCES OIP LOMAS Permanent lop quality come by Motion Smith Coat 40 tent* la Battery Road Spore Tel: S3UBS WANTIO INCLISM SPEAKINI. vv*itrea»e* Good pay High commit sioo Apply peraonally Harbour Light.Bar, 1030 sembawang Road. 131 na. 8 pore IT.
      1,055 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 16 Advertisements Column 3
      1154 16 SITUATIONS VACANT N'ara-s M <*fi«.»— Bmx St rfs. **lr« WAITRESSES WANISU Ml ui.ll" .'.l year* Call personally at Kaffirs Kai B. Raffle* Pla.* Singapore at 4 oo* .t«ard« Tel "4t176'7 BRUNEI SNILL PETROLEUM Co Ltd require* qualified Malr Nurse* arltß 8 R N. Crrtlflcatr lor contraci s.rv ic. in Its
      1,154 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 16 Advertisements Column 4
      1197 16 ACCOMMODvI'IO VACA IS Wmr4t 1 Him.j—Bux ■>« rf*. exfra FURNISHEO 2 BSUROOM SIISMIT nous. B>n<\^ Crrsct'ni *<>3ti d m Trl IS (Mir- 1 LYm* LEAVE HOUIC. Executive rjrpt Clf. cular Road area ava lain, mld-.lunr lor I months :i *ir-contlitloned bed-room*. I hathrooniK. tullv turn, shed, crockery. cultlery. linrn. r»frn:rr»tor
      1,197 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 16 Advertisements Column 5
      935 16 EDUCATION M M sl,» FOR RADIO TELEVISION .«vi.m k courae from t ni T p m 7J" p.m. (< In p m Apply Srirnc* In alitutr <.t riiruisstia i«t c »Hrn Brirl,.. Conn > a*M< ENSUKE CRCDIT mary ond-l 1. ItatJJNMMtNai »tar.tarrl» Uraduat.- NMCSsan *t< Tj. s'iddit Ro»d y i.oie
      935 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 16 Advertisements Column 6
      929 16 I OURS AND (-.XIUKNiONs i. u,,.4> la >* Ha aatpa UAMERON HIGHLANDS TOURS i ri*v» A n >;nt» jmi 13 T, ft i in imirv Travel NAM. HO TRAVEL SERVICE <-TO Honda i rixrukoK i.'hirtmniji I ift-Unv." $.14.% S/S'Bli n n>. UaaMkawsa Ihrnnrn il-llm %s Ir, h<> K vain- nodla
      929 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 16 Advertisements Column 7
      953 16 VEHICLES FOR SALE U Horrft M 1 Mim.t—B-x i» cf rxlrm IW STUOEBAKER 1 OWSstT. im manilaf rnnd.non H.SSO on o T»l 39* M S rx>r<I I<>sl LAMBRETTA ir. coo- *)i|inn»B*r i»« HAT 11O0D I«SS SI nno Baeolsiwl i-ondition Tel HBISI 1 porr. no dr*lfr* iam OPEL KAPITAN. on» n«n»t
      953 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 16 Advertisements Column 8
      371 16 VEH'CLES FOR SALE U H-.rrf. -a »f.» U,.x it SS». 1*63 TRIUMPH SPITFIRE n.urnnie. LATE 1 TRIUMPH HERALU l"»bJ lOinp in- 1957 FORD (.onTINA F FALtOM LATE l-jai ..ILANOROVEn SIN THAI HIN I Auaiia AWI. M.' v Con vi i II ti VtHiCLES WANTED /> ».,rH* Iflt «..t kS rf
      371 words
Page thumbnail Page 17
  • Page 17 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 17 Advertisements Column 1
      1011 17 '0 LIVERPOQI t DEST COAST UK H|i| U f Pera-| S Mrm m ffSh ;H? 3 SS S3&S IE MW 6'tttta li.es laai I in* 112 in* 11 Tl UNBON CBNTINIWI CirTBNfUS UMn M(| M M> 1| II Ma) 17 FROM U K CONTINENT irCMN I '[j:.* Liaaieg Itrim,,,., Air
      1,011 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 17 Advertisements Column 2
      2689 17 ■BHBHH 111^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I THE t A hliN£s\ ■■■I THfc. EAST ASIATIC COMPANY Lid Incorporated <n Onma-. aa^ajaßaai EXPRESS SAILINGS TO GENOA/NORTH CONTINENT /SCANDINAVIA P. Shim Penang Spore i Genoa R'dam H'burg Aarhus Odgen SUMBAWA ail I Part Apr 21 Apr 18/2 Jett lum .1 leat 11 let* It leat IB
      2,689 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 17 Advertisements Column 3
      1128 17 ta^** WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. vBCJrV Great Lakes Service For MONTREAL TORONTO HAMILTON BUFFALO ASMTABULA DETROIT MILWAUKEE CHICAGO Spore P ham Penang "PHILIPPINE PROGRESS" 21/24 Moy 25/26 Moy 27/2§M«y Agom.: McALISTER 6c CO., LTD. S Orp P. Swi -ttei>' -J'lg Tel: 36^41 1/9 62b2 61 78 1/3 BbUrJruJu MARITIME OUILOINC SINCAPORE
      1,128 words
Page thumbnail Page 18
  • Page 18 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 18 Advertisements Column 1
      1017 18 VI KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Western Australia Slngapora Japan S«rvte« Frtaiantit S pof a Tokkaichi/Nafjoya Tokof.arra *uO« Naraay Mara I4?lJaat lan UlUi II JM| w mi Wan Africa /Singapore /Japan Servle* «-i Btafapu't (okofiama KoM Mtatakisia Man in M 3' Ma» Mist it is** S«t*M Mirt" ?l Ma| 3 last
      1,017 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 18 Advertisements Column 2
      1091 18 I a^ffl ■&^b^e^a^bS bS slebV ebI l« i afl^JL^^^Bß aUSTMIIs N(W BJMMMI INDIA MMEM sNO EBJ EASI SERVICE; fsi lswsi BajaJL. Dial. irtt.. Wall 'a BBBM «a» Natapatiiiaa Penani P Sham S'pofe I p S'l" m "enjna .m 0... }Mn ii/i« mi u/unn gas; m gffss a 4 s:; js::
      1,091 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 18 Advertisements Column 3
      881 18 K nntinurd from P*gr 16) I FOR SALE li Wmrdt t* i Him. I— Box rla. *Mtrm WORLI rAMUUk kfcUU wMSlaaaa* I Jivmpk H*iin«ni Latest coiuur vHilsnii >nu taalMa tasniunnne Wo/- >nl> alarjnrir in >ri-harrt Koad i- wiry I 2?.^«V FREE CARPET with rvery pur- I i-hase Hoover W^.»hin. Machine.
      881 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 18 Advertisements Column 4
      614 18 Al YOUR SERVICE I* BorW. fC (Mm.)— Box it rts. txlro < SPRAY REPAIR HIRE BIN TAL Rcfrigeratara Alrrondmonen »orkrran*nip ituarantrcd Tel s por* EMU. Mudrratc charges. AIR CUNUII IONSRI REFRIOCM ATORt loi rental sprayina Maaaartaa ana anMM Capitol Rrtrigeritliut Company 1» *r»t> »itfet ■»!<«'» DIPLOMAS CERTIFICATE* lEsTI MONIALt. Knni
      614 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 18 Advertisements Column 5
      449 18 BARS A RESTAURANTS (Spore) IS Word* SI (Mtn.)—B»* St rrs. ««fra LAI WAX RBaTAURANT Special Cantonese duriM pr»par«d hy famous rook at 377/383 C Jalaa Bn»r, 8 pore Tel. 2MM. I ENJOY DELICIOUS UIIHCS t'rlestial Room r-A Amh'T Mi Orchard Road. porp OMI 2 No parking prohl*m« NOTICt i NOTICE
      449 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 18 Advertisements Column 6
      178 18 CHENDERIANG TIN DREDGING LIMITED (Incorporated In England). NOTICE IS HEREBY pnnDl of the declaration of a Third Interim Dividend of 100 < '""T B^ of the Financial Year ended 31»t March 1968. less Malaysian Income Tax at 40 payable on Utn June, 1968 to shareholders on mm registers as at
      178 words
Page thumbnail Page 19
  • Article
    Rubber Market trading lethargic
    347 19 Rubber Market trading lethargic AkM of one cent in current month was recorded during the past weeks market state H.C.B. Co. Ltd. In their current rubber survey. There was an absence of fresh background news and trading was lethargic The International Rubber Quality and Packing Conference which opened In Kuala
    347 words
  • Article
    Uniteers, Steamships dip on reduced profits
    1042 19 INDUSTRIALS were easier yesterday on profit taking with some investors selling I for cash and holding off the market for the i time being. I Yesterday the feaj ture was the number of reports, dividends and profit figures. Both Uniteers and Straits Steamships dipped
    1,042 words
  • Article
    Australian Stocks
    297 19 MELBOURNE. Pn 'V'ICKEL shares boomed on the A^ market early today, as buyer* bid frantically sending; moot leaders to new Peaks However best levels «ere pared to the close Metal* r.xp. led the rUea. jumping tl 70 i to »7.90 after touching U Haasris ley held it* go
    297 words
  • Article
    RUBBER PRICES
    233 19 \f AY flrat grade mbbtr t.m.b bayer* rimed at S p.m. In •.Infaporr and Kuala 1 umpar v*«t«rd«j at 4ft rrnta prr Ik. nnrhaitfr*! on Thurvdar's. rloalnc level. The tone tv inactive. R.A.«. and M.R.E. rloKlnf prteea in r«?nt« per lb. yesterday. Buyers {Sellers Int 1 R S.S
    233 words
  • Article
    H.K. rates
    37 19 ON ih» Iraa •ishana.a markat In Hart Kont vaaUMav lh« U.I. OatUr was quottrl at «»M for T.T and 07J for aaah. •tarltnt via quota* «t 14. M and ana ta« af (aid at toil.
    37 words
  • Article
    RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES
    25 19 RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES Apr H RI RRKK PKKS: 4» rent* uim-hanitpd TIN PRICK: MM lup $1.50) Kvtimatrd offprint 241 tony idoun I tonst
    25 words
  • Article
    TIN UP ON N.Y., LONDON BUYING
    279 19 TIN UP ON N.Y., LONDON BUYING 'IMII Struts tin price In X Prnanc T»»st«»rdav rtMp IIJI to $.)S« <m London and Not York buyinc at «.liehtl\ hit;hpr lr\rU. In London <m ThuiMiay aft»»rn<n>n thr 1 months' forward huveiV pvlM rtxe Z2 p^r ton. LONDON: Tin mlpd «*jy %te*d7 on Thursriay
    279 words
  • Article
    Ships in local ports
    229 19 V/MIPS LVINC ALONUIIDt TNI lINCAPORt NARROUH WHAMVft OH IXPECTfD TODAY ARC Ijion 1 2 Nikolai (Uarev 14. T)1Do4a« <l 7. Aa«(fm Mara 11 11. B»n--marnhir II 14 Statr of I Co»fctn IV Peking Mam M/J pur n ?4. Nirollnr M«»r»k '.'S M. Bunnvnll* 27 M. K»n»din
    229 words
  • Article
    Exchange rates
    35 19 Exchange rates TNI Atlaciatian »f Bank* m Waliftlilmainn m«ii« 'bm etungaa ir la tn m»rrhan'a f*alrrd<v .all rat a* to S10O). ttiim« TT a* OO r.«<ir NMfk*rlanrtt 1171 fwrttarianti I4i>|; Pram* lt»t and Italy *X*«
    35 words
  • Article
    Produce prices
    66 19 'NINUI Pimlum I>ct>an««, »«r* naan par Maul yw- Caaanut Ml hulk «M a»ll»ra, dram >r« Caa»i: HUM .to "i loom A»w./ Hai iK p«av*> Wll ullw, ipceitl larav>ak hlack |M ••Urn. nrblad LainpofiK hlK.it \nst •.n»r. (all M« SLW AKTA IMWt Milan (tOO% NI.W Inllpni Chmul OH MMlara'
    66 words
  • Article
    BUSINESS DONE
    962 19 Bl «I\F.SS IS AM) Xt foil It Ii TO THE SINGAPORE AND HI ALA I 1 MT I K TRADFNf. ROOMS OF THF STOCK EX< HAN(.F YESTERDAY. WITH THE MMBER OF THE SHARFS TRADED IN BRACKETS: INDUSTRIALS: San and (.a (S.OOOi 12 <il. i2l««l 12.«0. II.MS) M.M .1.
    962 words
  • Article
    -EH
    28 19 Apr. Mb Apr. M. Industrials: 139.«« IM.7S rroprrti**: 15H.59 ISTJi Tin»: 80.K3 HO Tl t$ rubbers: ltt.lB I«M8 t Urr 19. I»S2 IW. Drc. 3*. 10f.fi Htii
    28 words
  • Article
    CLOSING PRICES
    469 19 STOCK ■XCMANOB OF MALAYSIA ANO SINGAPORE BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTIO AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS INDUSTRIAL! B»n. CO 2«1 Ml Bo.l«t««J l'» c. mm* 2 ecu i s 48 HoMinn 1" «•*> r>.mi<n> »-7» 2«» SS knwlt ».7» V«Mi e«l Km d»b r. a n •>»
    469 words
  • Article, Illustration
    UPS AND DOWNS
    284 19 MOVEMENTS OF SMAHI PRICES BASED ON A COMPARISON OF LAIT tALBS IN THE •INCA. PORK AMD KU\IA LUI TRADINO ROOM* OF THE »TOCK IXCKANOE Y«TI«O»Y WERI: INDUSTRIAL. San A Ca I MM), C Su.«r i 4 <»nt«i C CM. 1 rent. C.S. MaUlino i unrh Ounlap .j-
    284 words
  • Page 19 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 19 Advertisements Column 1
      568 19 Invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the position of PUBLIC RELATIONS OFFICER RF.QI IREMENTS: This is a senior executive appointment responsible directly to the Managing Director. It calls for an experienced and versatile man who can:— work Independently make decisions administer an expanding department be flexible In handling
      568 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 19 Advertisements Column 2
      440 19 I MENTAKAB RUBBER COMPANY (MALAYA) BERHAD l lncorporated in Malaysia). NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that trie Ninth Annual General Meeting of MENTAKAB RUBBER COMPANY MALAYA; BERHAD will be held at the Registered Office of the Company. No 70. Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday. 19th June. 1968 at 2 30
      440 words
Page thumbnail Page 20
  • TIMESPORT-1
    • Article
      Dukedom looks all set to score hattrick
      463 20  - Dukedom looks all set to score hattrick By EPSOM |EEP J)I'KEDOM 11, winner of his last two races over s£f and 6f in Class Two, is keeping top form. On his workout on a good track at Penang yesterday morning, he stands a good chance to complete a nattrick ir
      463 words
    • Article
      COLEMAN RIDES WINNER IN ENGLAND
      146 20 COLEMAN RIDES WINNER IN ENGLAND |)FS COLEMAN (above) rode a winner his lir.-t in England at Newbury last Saturday. In an 8f ra> c for three-year-filds, in which there Wtf« 42 runnvrs, Coleman brought Mustwyn hom>' by threequarters of a length to pay 33-1. Coleman. stable Jocki y to Bukit
      146 words
    • Article
      La Mome shocks
      115 20 LONDON. FV. The ante-port odds agaimt La Mome for nr\- months 1000 Guineas M..»shed from 50-1 to 7-1 af;er a shock victory in the ibeth Stake* at Epscm yesterday. La Mime '6-1' won by a nccl: from Amencan-bred Hill Shade, who had been quoted tnird favoun'.e fur
      115 words
    • Article
      Lock icon S. Africa to send a bill to the lOC
      351 20 S. Africa to send a bill to the lOC I YMPI CS Lauv sanne, Fri: The vote barring South Africa from the Mexico City Games rose yesterday to 46. with 14 against and two abstentions. The postal vote by Tl. members is on the International Olympic Committee executive board's recommendation
      Reuter  -  351 words
    • Article
      PENANG card for tomorrow £11^
      1491 20 |HH 1.30 CLASS 6 ALL DIVISIONS IiUSmUI iS4.BOOi S;F local jockeys only 1 t?440 Queen's (.ambit s tHoelocki Osman 5 8 12 Lee 12 2 ***** laravelle II g (Cheng s; Tulloh 4 8.12 (SF) Nawari 4 3 ***** Larator a i Jonah> E Breuk.
      1,491 words
  • Page 20 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 20 Advertisements Column 1
      587 20 RAHMAN HYDRAULIC TIN BERHAD REQIIRE AN ASSISTANT MECHANICAL ENGINEER Applications are lnv:ted from Malaysian CUlcens who are Mechanical Engineers with exemption from Parts I A II I relevant Institutes examinations ■M we seek must have the ability to work Independently snd possess considerable forward development it have a minimum of
      587 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 20 Advertisements Column 2
      557 20 NOTICES I la the mailer of IHI COMPANIES ACT. IM7 And In the matter of CENTRAL PROtbSStS PTE. LIMITED (formerly known as EIONOMY \EHUL>S LIMITED) i (Incorporated in Singapore I SPECIAL RKMil.l iliiv At an extraordinary general meeting of the members of Ceni: hi Processes Pie. Limited ilor- merly known
      557 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 20 Advertisements Column 3
      769 20 1 PUBLIC APPOINTMENTS LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERSEKUTUAN (Federal Land Derelopment Authority) Applications are Invited for the following posts In the Jenpks Research ft Advisory Station. The Station will be located at Tekam adjacent to the Jengka Triangle in Pahang and is approximately 15 miles from Jerantut and 35 miles from
      769 words
Page thumbnail Page 21
  • TIMESAPORT-2
    • Article
      Turning point for lOC leadership
      354 21  -  NORMAN SIEBEL BY JH? national Olympic Committee ived the Olympic Games at Mexico an hardly escape severe censure •ns which had put the event in so opardy. ly in February whon the lOC anheir decision, taken on the narrow maI postal vote, to re-admit South
      354 words
    • Article
      Cup focus is on 'win or bust' mission
      439 21  -  MANSOOR RAHMAN By "DIG interest in the Malaysia Cup soccer championship programme this weekend is whether Singapore's young side will succeed in their "victory or bust" mission against Johore at Sri Gelam, Johore Bahru, tomorrow (5 p.m.). To remain In the Cup
      439 words
    • Article
      Annual match is now a trial
      272 21  -  ERNEST FRiDA By SI I >RE cricket selectors will use today's v Services match on the paleleet the Singapore team ext month. The ir*» pxpectpd to name the Singapore tesm tomorrow night One r said: "We hope our taMe will be easy." SCA secretary
      272 words
    • Article
      Rest beat Anzac golf team
      99 21 Rest beat Anzac golf team 'THE Re*t best Aniac team 9-7 in a special fourbaii benubflll match B 0 mmmemorate Anzar Day at the Royal Belangr,r Golf club. The stabieford rompetition mm 18 holw was woa by Thai Ambassador Tansenvaya and S Nair. The Rum Cu;i competition over nine hole*
      99 words
    • Article
      Malaysian wins in Indonesian swim meet
      69 21 Malaysian wins in Indonesian swim meet- JXHXKTA. Fii. (ban Chee Srng of Malaysia won the 400 metrp« frp»»tyle event in the Indonesian swimming championship* here last mint. Chan docket) 4:39.? to beat local »Ur Zakarro Na«ution (5:2 Another Malaysian swimmer. Leong Wai Tat. ftnithed third in the 200 metres backstroke.
      69 words
    • Article
      Kelantan score 3-1 win
      50 21 A h«ttrick by nght-unprr Deb ea\^ Kelantan a 4-1 virton v\ti PahaiiK in then Mala Cup match at the Sultan Mohammad Stadium. Kota Bharu. yesterday Saitoh's goals were scored in the ;iim half. Pahangs goal *w by rißht- winger Yap Kai Wav in the 80th minute.
      50 words
    • Article
      Highway race via KL to S'pore
      140 21 Highway race via KL to S'pore £ARS. trucks and bus- es will ran- down th West Malaysian trunk road to Singapore next year to mark the opening of the Asian Highway. Kre will be several races and reliability i.iai.s to open up the 35.000-mlle route for regular traffic The first
      140 words
  • Page 21 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 21 Advertisements Column 1
      49 21 Athlete's foot? Now you can stco itching last whila yoj destroy the very cause o' atr, »te s foot. Absorbine 'i teh medicm* ng soreness fungicide works on contact to kill athletes foct fungus. For fa»t raliaf, get Ats: r Absorbine a»io-t 'tlnvtl itcfemi kilK •Ml (Mt laagW-M MUcU
      49 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 21 Advertisements Column 2
      198 21 I Singapore! .a^^ 1 m »*jjk aaß^^aaaaaaaaaaaa^^^^^^^^^^^^^J BaVfl Pin vjUIjIJ T T7* A "C^ <*& N. SEE WORLD /MS^ P\ BADMINTON VY d See Rudy Hartono, Erland Kops. Muljadi, Sven Anderson. Ng m.M^L^~ afl Boon Bee and Tan Yee Khan. Kojima and Akiyama and B %Bt H .jfl champions from
      198 words
  • Page 21 Miscellaneous
    • Miscellaneous
      Page 21 Miscellaneous Column 1
      70 21 H A D M I > lON— I v 30 pn;SOrf'FJ Mai kjaia "P IKlh mga Rl: k L c m^t H". KM > l>oit l»i» 1 Ba.esu«r R: Vpmn jumoi I ,forge H.i.MM. sporr natiMial BA Hall. 7.30 CUCKEI I p«re annual v Services Goi Malaya v Sgor MMI
      70 words
Page thumbnail Page 22
  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon Two Viet bunker systems found near Saigon
    256 22 Two Viet bunker systems found near Saigon SAIGON. Friday jets living lactical strikes around Saigon have uncovered two mauve Vietcong bunker oomplexea and weapons caches near Ihe capital, a I .S. mililary spokesman reported lure yesterday. The discovery of Ihe bunkers coincides with intelligence reporta that the Vietcong are planning
    TAN HONG KUAN  -  256 words
  • Obituary
    DEATHS
    24 22 CAELC RECEIVED Vr ratnam Ho>r>.' June;* pa»t<l MAR. JEEVARATNAM way. iM'-ih Rnad> on 2K I ck B*n« Park T*lok A' at 400 pm.
    24 words
  • Article
    It's more golf and relaxation for Gen. Ne Win
    257 22  -  PREM KUMAR: From TANAH RATA. Friday IT WAS more golfing and relaxation for Gen. Ne 1 Win, Tengku Abdul Rahman and Tun Abdul Razak as the visit of the Burmese leader entered its fourth day today. On the golf course here.
    257 words
  • Article
    New call-up on May 2
    61 22 SINGAPORE. Fri A new batch of National Servicemen will be called up for two-year full-time military .service with the army on May 2. The youths lrom all the 58 constituencies, will report at 8.30 am. that day at the Bukit Ho S*ee. the TanjoiiK Rhu
    61 words
  • Article
    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    272 22 LONDON. Fri Industrial!- 1 firmed on the London .stock market i as buyers returned, alter profittaking had lowered most sections earlier on. Closing middle prices of selecteo stocks not including stamp duty were: ronsol 1%% £34 11 18 Finding 4, £95 7 16 War 3'!^
    272 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Striking dockers march on Parliament
    118 22 LONDON, Fri. Thousands nf dockers struck work today and started a march on Parliament in Britain's growing racial storm. Strikers shouted down a Roman Catholic priest and Protestant clergymen who were introduced by a communist union leader in an attempt to persuade them to return
    AP  -  118 words
  • Article
    Appeal by union
    28 22 SINGAPORE Fri. The Air MuiLstiy L<x-nl Staff Union iut.s appMtod to Ul rr.embers to donate at least <tip day's p. rowardi th»* National Delemr Fund.
    28 words
  • Article
    Going to Manila
    41 22 SINOAI'ORE. Fri. Members of the Junior Chamber :un to the Junior Chamber International 1986 regional iii c hi Manila from April 30 to May 5 are: Mr Can Cheow Kiiii. Mr. Onn Ttßk Joon and Mr. Chung S'.van
    41 words
  • Article
    RUBBER
    61 22 LONDON. Fri Spot 16 »d. June 17d., July 17', d., Aug. 17' 4 d July Sept. 17',d.. Oct. Dei--17 9 16d Jan./ Mar. 17 7 »d.. April June 183 1M July Sept 18 L «cl Oct. Dec. 18'vd., Jan March 18-, d., April June 18 13 16d.. July Sept.
    61 words
  • Article
    TIN
    31 22 LONDON. Fri Buyers £130fi £2 i. sellers £1308 £l». Forward buyers £1315 i— £2>. sellers £1317 (—£l). Settlement £1308 (—£4 i. Turnover a.m 100 ton*, pm. 20 tons. Tone: Dull
    31 words
  • Article
    Shipping chief: Any action now must come from producers
    297 22 Shipping chief: Any action now must come from producers KUALA LUMPUR, Friday. THE Far Easl Freight Conference made no attempts to come to ;i settlement with local rubber producers because it hoped "the^ would come to their senses'" before Iheir quit notice expired ;il the end <»l Hie \i:ii. This
    297 words
  • Article
    Lock icon Marcos: We don't want to strain ties • • •
    125 22 Marcos: We don't want to strain ties \IAN 1 1 A. Fri. Pre- lident Marcos said yesterday that the Philippines wanted to settle the Sabah claim so that her friendly relations with Malaysia would not be strained. The President was o>mmt'iiting on reports that Tengku Abdul Rahman had warned that
    Reuter  -  125 words
  • Article
    Esplanade concert
    21 22 SINGAPORE. Fri. Th« Police Band will play at tht Esplanade between .i 3(1 pm. and 630 pm. on Sunday.
    21 words
  • Page 22 Advertisements
    • Advertisement
      Page 22 Advertisements Column 1
      67 22 Late CLASSIi TEDS 20 ivurd 5i5 CONGRA TULA TIONS to CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE LTD., j ON THE OCCASION OF THE OFFICIAL OPENINC OF THE FACTORY AT JURONC ANOTHER MARBLETEX JOB COMPLETED BY THE SOLE AGENTS: FORDSON TRADING CO.. MA, ROBINSON RD.. S PORE TEL: *****0 ALSO SOLE AGENTS FOR
      67 words
    • Advertisement
      Page 22 Advertisements Column 2
      189 22 |]3 perstorp) Touch it! PLASTIC LAMINATE Sight alone is not enough. You must touch it to tell. Th« new vibrant Perstorp "Konkret" panel hat a slightly «m--bossed surface which gives the impression of a plastered masonry wall or a rustic wall-paper. The faint roughness gives a soft luttr* and neutraliies
      189 words