The Straits Times, 17 May 1969

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 175,000 The Straits Times The Niitiwiiil Newspaper i;std. 1845 SATIRDAV. MAY 17. 1969 15 CENTS K.D.N. :UO4 M.C, (P) No. 0723
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    Trust us, pleads Bank of China
    377 1  - Trust us, pleads Bank of China JOSEPH YEO: By SINGAPORE. Friday Till- li;ink of China in Battery Road today used ;i public address svslem to tell depositors their money was s;ifc with tin- bunk. lay the bank was si 28.000 for allowing seta to fall below a legal minimum and
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    MCA will join caretaker cabinet
    938 1  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN MPs UNDER ARREST: FORMER HOME AFFAIRS MINISTER ISMAIL BACK WITH THE GOVT. By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Malaysian Chines* Association has agreed to be included in an emerg-ency-caretaker cabinet to be formed in a day or two. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun .Uxlul
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    Situation back to normal by Monday: Tengku
    198 1 Situation back to normal by Monday: Tengku Kdai a Lumpur, fi-l Tengku Abdul Rahman said tonight he hoped tnat the situation in the country will return to normal by Monday. He went on TV for the ucond nUht In succession t<; say: "I feel very strongly about the current crisis
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    Lock icon Fatal drink
    43 1 NEW DELHI. Fii -Seven persons died today and lo others hospitalised after drinking liquor stored In Iron casks prepared especially to celebrate the bir.hday n( dieiy Hanuman. the Monkey God. In Andra Pradesh State the Press Trust of India reported— UPI.
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    Lock icon Under control
    33 1 JAKARTA. Fri Indonesian Internal Affairs Minister Major General Amir Machmud has said then Is no reason for comeni over West Irian bemuse thr situation there Is now fully under control Renter.
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    34 fined
    18 1 pknano. Kn Thirty four curfew breaker* were ftnr each, or ten days 1 jail, herf today.
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    CURFEW BREAKERS SHOT
    85 1 CURFEW BREAKERS SHOT MALACCA. Fri Two men were killed in .separate Incidents h< i day. bringing the death toll la three rtnee the curfew was Imp ed .il 10 last night. In the first Incident, one man waj shot dead by soidWv. after thej chalienged a group ol curfew breakers
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    NEWSPAPERS AGAIN TOMORROW
    661 1 NEWSPAPERS AGAIN TOMORROW L'l AI.A I.I.MPIR, Fri. The ban on the publication of Malaysian newspapers imposed by the Government yesterday will be lifted tomorrow. The first newspapers of the Straits limes Group to appear will be the Sunday Times, the Sunday Mail and Berita Minegu. Thr Deputy Prime Minister. Tun
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    BETTER and BETTER IN PENANG
    149 1  -  OH KEE TIANG By PEXANG. Fri. The < urfew in Penang will br lifted for U hours tomorrow from ti a.m. to ti p.m. Thp situation here continues to hi under control, tinChief Minister. l)r Lim Chons Ku. said today "If it remains calm and
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    Blaiberg oxygen crisis
    64 1 Blaiberg oxygen crisis fWPE TOWN. Fri. v Dr. Philip Blalberg, the longest ViVing heart ti plant patient w; day lushed to Oroota Schuur Hospital, medical sources said. H< exact natui co'i!d not be h conflrn Contacted oy phon< Dr. Blaibers s wife Eili ei "I cannot talk to you now.
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    STOP PRESS
    27 1 N-Sl B SI VALLFJO (Calif" r i. Nuclear jinhmarine brine fitted out here «ank last night, shipyard (a man said today N able m.itfi il
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  • FOREIGN NEWS DESK
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      Lock icon Big money men play waiting game for billions
      322 2 AT ISSUE: REVALUATION OF THE MARK BONN. Friday UKi money spccnhlors still l>elieve West Germany must eventually revalue Hie in. irk ind are playing ;i \\;iiiiiifi with billions at stake. it nation became day as markets for the ADay holiday. The West
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      20 nations get tax-free storage facilities
      109 2 I done- '.'mister Dr. adlkusumo lined 2(J favoured na- > be given facilities lor ih" tax-free storage of ndi.se at major Indo- All of them are creditors of Iv. which have «iven Indi r technical aid. da. (Jreat Br tain. Western Germany. Netherlands, Denmark.
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      A new dawn at the Sun
      141 2 A new dawn at the Sun LONDON. Frl. The International PublLshlng Corporation said last night It was prepared to transfer its ailing national dally. The Sun. to a Socialist Kroup headed by millionaire politician Robert Maxwell. The Corporation, the jrorkTfl biggest newspaper and magazine empire, exchanged letters with Mr. Maxwell
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      NIXON PLAN REJECTED BY NLF IN PARIS: 'ITS ABSURD' THEY SAY
      400 2 NIXON PLAN REJECTED BY NLF IN PARIS: 'ITS ABSURD' THEY SAY PARIS. Friday The liiited States today presented President Richard M. Nixon's eight point Peace Plan to the Communist side in the Vietnam Peace Conference. But North Vietnam promptly dismissed it as "absurd." The chief North Vietnamese netotiator Xuan 'I
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      Lock icon Protest strikes halt Aussie traffic
      174 2 Protest strikes halt Aussie traffic MELBOURNE. Fri. Thousands of chanting unionists fought with police alter a mass rally here today. The clas! than I'M. (Mm workers walked |obs in foui mm against the lan Tram* chlel Clarence 081 Unionists, supported hy banner-waving traded punches with the Federal Ind trial court.
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      Anti-skyjack
      17 2 NEW YORK I Feaeral Aviation Adn anti-hijacking rogramme movfd ii> the John P K Airport tertnr
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      Explosion in 'safe' mine kills thirteen
      192 3 Explosion in 'safe' mine kills thirteen SAPPORO, (Japan), Fri. A powerful gas explosion collapsed a coal mine near the centre of Hokkaido early today, trapping 17 men inside. Rescue worker- ncovtfed the bodies ol li miners about 10 hours after the blast struck the mine by tashlibout 02 mild north-
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      A LITTLE GIRL LIVES IN HOPE
      86 3 A LITTLE GIRL LIVES IN HOPE 4 PPfXENIIENSION and V hope minKlr on the fare of little (iinvanna Basvini. right, .is sinlooks up from a wheeirhair at droote Schurr Hospital. South Africa. There, she will examined and possjhiv operated on by Prof, rhristian Barnard's heart team. (iiovanna and hrr widowed
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      Natalie to wed film director
      61 3 OS ANGELES. Frl.— Actre.ss Natalie Wood and British director Hichard Oregson have taken out a marriage licence at Santa Monica Court House The wedding. wMafc is evpected to be a Russian Orthodox ceremony at Hollywood's Church of the Holv Vireln Man,-, has reportcdlv ix>en wU
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      Lock icon Venus craft on target
      405 3 4-MONTH JOURNEY MOSCOW, Friday A SOVIET spacecraft, Venus .">, made soft landing on planet Venus today alter a 160 million mile flight thai lasted tour months. Venus ."> ended its journey when it ejected an instrument capsule which parachuted through the dense Venusian atmosphere and touched
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      RUSSIAN GENERALS DYING 'LIKE FLIES'
      267 3 RUSSIAN GENERALS DYING 'LIKE FLIES' ONDON. Fri. The mounting death toll of Soviet generals concerned with the nation's air defence reinforces the belief that some of them were killed in an air rocket disaster. Such a thing happened in 1960 and now the death of a leading Soviet test pilot
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      FIVE RED FARMERS SWIM TO SAFETY
      189 3 FIVE RED FARMERS SWIM TO SAFETY HONG KONG. Frl. Nine refugees escaped to Hong Kong from Communist China but three others were shot and killed by Red Chinese troops. It was reported today. Police said all nine were farmers from the Tal Pin commune. Po On county. Kwangtung Province, which
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      Spacemen hold a dress rehearsa
      191 3 Spacemen hold a dress rehearsa CAPE KENNEDY. Frl. The Apollo 10 astronaunts put on their spacesuits today for a long practice session in the Apollo and lunar spacecraft simulators. Astronauts Thomas Stafford. Eugene Oman and John Young will rehearse spacecraft handling techniques in preparation for Sunday's lift-off. The Apollo 10
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    Lock icon NEW ENVOY PUTS OFF ARRIVAL
    74 4 NEW ENVOY PUTS OFF ARRIVAL KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. India's new High Commissioner to Malaysia. Mr K. C Nair. has postponed the date of his \rrival here because ot the situation in the country Mr Nalr, formerly Jointsecretary in the Indian Ministry of External Affairs, was to have arrived with his
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    Todays ETV programme
    68 4 TODAY educational TV on Channel 8 Is as follows: H.lii-i.30 a.m., English 2nd Language. Sec ll— At the Restaurant. 8.50-9.10 a.m. English 2nd Language. Sec I Oolng to the A'rport: 9.30-9.50 am Health Education <Ch>. Sec* I and II Environment and Health (1) IMI lIM a.m. English
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    Death fall
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Prt -A 76-year-old woman. Np Mel Har (ell tn her death from the second floor of a block of flau In Tlong Bahru Road tndav
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    Vehicles checked at JB for weapons
    108 4 Vehicles checked at JB for weapons JOHORf: BAHKI Frl.— Police are checking: all vehicles arriving from Singapore for offensive weapons. The searches are hp'n» carried out at the Johore Bahru end of the Causeway. A similar checkpnint wax aet up by the army at the Jalan Scudai and .l:i I.
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    Lock icon Jakarta sorry but confident about troubles
    518 4 Jakarta sorry but confident about troubles JAKARTA. Fri. INDONESIAN officials today voiced confidence that Ihe Malaysian Government would be able to overcome the current disturbances "We leel sorry lor the current trouble in Malaysia but we are confident thai the Malaysian Government will be able to deal with it," one
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    MSA flies to Ipoh again
    225 5 MSA flies to Ipoh again [POH, Fri. M;.l .> si;t Singapore Airlines' internal flights to [poll were resumed loda> after ;i Iwoda\ break. The north and south bound |>l:ine, three ili^hls each way, were Fully lMK)ked up: mainly by stranded passenners here going home. i Many of the hotels here
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    SINGAPORE, CAMBODIA AIR PACT
    77 5 SINGAPORE, CAMBODIA AIR PACT SINGAPORE. HI Singapore and Cambodia today signed an air services agreement niter a week's negotiations. The agreement will allow Royal Air Cambodae to con tinue operating air service*. to the Republic and MSA to continue to operate in Phnom Penh For Singapore, it was signed by
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    PR man leaves
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Frl —The RAP Command Public Relation* Officer. Ml. Tony Brooks will be leaving Singapore shortly to take tip a new- appointment as chief of Public Relations at the Royal Air Force Strike Command In the United Kingdom He will be succeeded by Mr. Keilh Lohan.
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    Film show
    52 5 SINGAPORE Fit Th* M» tar Primary School Advisorv Committee will hold a film show "Madam White Snake." a JapaBtM production dubbed in Mandarin, at the Kok Wan Theatre in Yio Chu Rung Road at in am. on May li.i The show U in aid of ihe school's Advisory
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    MP at parade
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Frl.— The MP for Katone Mr. J F Conreicao. will inspect a parade of the National Cadet Corp*. Katong District, at 430 pm tomorrow.
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    Kiwi music
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Fn l!,e M Ro>al New Zealand Infantry Regiment band will give a public performance at the Mar-RiU-hle Reservoir Pa tic band .stand from 5 30—6 30 p.m. on Sunday
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    That fine: Bank refuses to accept judgment
    352 5 SINGAPORE, Friday. Till! Bank of China today rejected ;< ixnir judgment which lined them SI 28,0(1(1 lot having deficits in ;isseis Ihey heW in Sin««:» pore. Evidence on thi.s was led In the First District Court this morning. When the testimonies were over,
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    EIGHT MEN QUIT TOURIST BOARD
    125 5 EIGHT MEN QUIT TOURIST BOARD SINGAPORE. Fn. Eight members of the Tourist Promotion Board >tafT have resigned, including three senior officials. The tnree officials are assistant directors of the information, projects and research divisions. The others are four receptionists and an accounts clerk. One of the assistant directors has already
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    633 to get diplomas
    65 5 SINGAPORE, m— The Minister for Education. Mi Ong Pang Boon, will attend tlie 10th Convocation of Nanyang Unlvermi\ at the campus auditorium on May 24. Among the $U eiaduandswhn will receive their diplomas from the Vice-Chant r Hoi Piof Ray*on Huang, are l".i from the College
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    Written Malay valuable in S'pore'
    296 5 Written Malay valuable in S'pore' SINGAPORE, Fri. The International Chamber of Commerce Is co-operating with schools of higher learning to conduct courses in commercial subjects for the staft of its member-companies to improve business standards In the private sector. It also awards prizes and certificate* for the learning of Malay
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    Godown theft
    23 5 SINGAPORE. F:l Se\en cur.nv .sacks of coffee seeds worth 51. 300 were reported stolen from a godown In Boat Quay yesterday
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    One car burns as others barricade the road
    54 6 One car burns as others barricade the road TWO views of Kuala Luinpur yesterday. RMiHT: Smoke from n burning vchick near the National Klcclrieilv Hoard headquarters ;il JaJan Pantai. Straits Times pictures. ABOVE: Planks, wire mesh, vehicles used to block the road al Jalan Tong Shin. In the background arc
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    Going home—with a rifle for safe passage
    45 7 Going home— with a rifle for safe passage A policeman stitks his rifle out of the tar's window ;i>, h<«s »rts r.sidt'iits home at the Federal Highway. On thr left, two soldirrs get out <»f their jeeps to inspect a burnt-out car. Straltl Times picture.
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    Air, road links to Malacca are cut
    230 7 QINGAFORE, lri > Koad lialU lll'lurrll Singaparc ami Kn.ili I umpiir briikt-n mih the >(art »f the dislur hamrs in the Kedrr.il I apital r«in lined 1111--i hanyt-tl Utdaj Ihf iiiucvt developmint in the tian>pnrt vi 111 itinn ITU the (liviiip tion ol
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      THE TASK BEGINS
      501 8 The Ant task of llalayNatlOtuU Operations Council is the restoration 1 and order, and Us second the restoration of normal admin l.st rat ion. Obviously it is impossible how long this will take, ;.nd what The detiarattoa of a has given the government all the powers and
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      HELPLESS SEATO
      310 8 South-Last Asian organisations have had a less productive c than Seato the military adrift) a inch have [firmed then* "faith" In the organisation. When the Ministerial Conference takes place next week so unqualified an expression of confident ran hardly be <x--1 Horn the Foreign Ministers. Already there been
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    THE FREE FRENCH AND POHER
    880 8 THE FREE FRENCH AND POHER IN THE short period that France lias been without the leadership of General de Gaulle, there has already been i marked shill ill political style, though no radical changes yel in the basic Gaufiisl policies. The excitement and confusion that surround th»* engrossing task of
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    Supreme Court scandal a big blow to the retreating liberals
    1399 8 Supreme Court scandal a big blow to the retreating liberals By A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT WASHINGTON Most informed American*, whtrher or not thty approve th« Court's record, would agree with commentator Stewart Alsop that in th« last 15 years the court has probably had more impact on the life of American
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      22 8 miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini K -V M LIFE DEPARTMENT -j£ <: N j j M WHEN SOMEONE DEPtNDS ON YOU.. I YOU CAN DEPEND ON O^^*3J**
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    Girls, you're just 'right size'
    209 9  - Girls, you're just 'right size' MAUREEN PETERS By SINGAPORE, FrL Local giria are just 'the righl size" foe mo <lfls, according to Madame Carven, of the famous House of Carven in Paris. That means, girls, that you are very slim (well, you aren't you°) and neither too tall nor too
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    JAIL FOR DESIGNER WHO LOVED A MINOR
    146 9 JAIL FOR DESIGNER WHO LOVED A MINOR SINGAPORE, Mi. A furniture designer. Wong Kong Menu LM who offered to marry hi> expectant 15--year-old friend was turned down by her family. In•tead the mother reported him to the police who arre.-ffd Wmig the next day Today, he pleaded guilty to a
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    Seminar urged to inform S-E Asia teachers
    288 9 SINGAPORE. Fi 1 South east Asian Ministers of Education Organisation SEAMEO countries are urged to organise national seminars to expose educators to the objectives and Junctions of the (Innovation and Technology) Centre to be set up in Saigon, and to the potential of
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    Parent-teacher
    35 9 SINGAPORE. Fi l Mr Tan Bali Chee has beei. n aaWtffi president of the PaMr PanjanK RnKltkti Primary School ParentTeaciw Association The «9«»--larj I Mr Kow B(k> Chlew grid the treasurer Mr. B.K. Kanaga-
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    Pressmen have a special role to play: Yusof
    359 9 Pressmen have a special role to play: Yusof SINGAPORE, Frl. President Yusof bin Ishak today said Journalists had a special role to play in Singapore's new situation of overcoming the impact of the British pull-out and nation-building. In a message published In the souvenir programme of the 1969 Press Ball,
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    Fulton invites Toh to visit British varsities
    313 9 Fulton invites Toh to visit British varsities SINGAPORE. Frl. "JMIK Inter University Council for Higher Education Overseas luis extended an invitation to the Vice-Chancellor of the I niveraity of Singapore, Dr. Toh Chin (.'live, to visit British uniwrsilii's this year. The invitation wa.s made through the council's vice-chairman, Lord Fulton,
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    ARMY GIFT TO PRIMARY SCHOOL BAND
    85 9 ARMY GIFT TO PRIMARY SCHOOL BAND SINGAPORE Frl. The British Army here has donated a set of band instruments vkorth $1,000 to the newly formed Pasir Pnnjans English Primary School band, under its new bandmaster. Miss Venetia Blown. The official presentation ccreiiions «m held at tht acriool ground* today when
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      191 9 Don't Burn|^^ at while having f unW^TW^ in the sun YV\lW^ AusecOPPERTONE JP^ f LOTION -SHADE »OIL (^■""t^W vrifM'** in HIV Sole D str.butors Jack Chie *Co Singapore Malaysia Advertisement 'Jmm^L "."m" MVmiVi a"." m m *M namr U *e*lu«» ll«' SiK« B •I I I «»|n ii m* hu»ini»%%
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      70 9 Quality Goods by MARKS SPENCER of England BUY HIGH QUAUTY FASHIONWEAR AT BUDGET PRICES I St Michael. Britain's jl I pj| leading brand comes to |f^w Robinson's. Ladies wear by I -Wkt )fr Marks Cr Spencer is now \T% K^\ available in the St Michael \[J j~~ttmSLj Shop on the
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      822 9 TV SINGAPURA lIA.NM.L 5 Mid niuht Movie t>\:~m P.M. Opening Announce- pliant Walk. Marring Elizabeth i mnn A: Belajai-lali Baha-sa Taylor. Dauu Andre au Si Peiei KfbanKsaan; 12 55 Shaazan; 120 Finch; 1J 55 AM Close The Land of the Olants— On a ..uxllu cltar mght you can see the
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      67 9 YOUR SWIMMING TIMES TODAY: dedlli Kechil 11.12 a m. < 7.4 ft). 9.15 p.m. tti.l ft.), Sumapore 12.01 p.m. 1 7 8 tt i, 1104 pm. (8 9 ft Poit Dickson 6.57 a.m. <7S ft.). 7 23 pm (8 9 ft i. Port Swettenham ri a i.. <14 1 ft
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      53 9 io.Mokkou Scdili Kechtl 1151 am. 1 7 5 ft). 945 pm. ibU ft. i. Singapore 12.41 p.m. i7 8 Hi, Port Dlckaon J7 am ,im, '87 It i. Port Swettenham 7.03 am ■14 0 it i, 7.0:j pm 1 14 4ii i, Tenang IIS ain .70 ft I, 122 l)
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    Bought a $15,000 Mercedes, lost it month later
    258 10 SINGAPORE, Friday gOMK months ;igo, man entered into a hire-purchase agreement with a [in;ince company to bu\ Mercedes Beni 200 lor $l.").()20, bill losl the vehicle the following month. I Today, Tan Khoon Hor appeared before the Chief Justice. Mr. Justice Wee
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    Windsor Park residents
    80 10 SINGAPORE. Prl. Mr. P. Govlndaaamy, MP (or Anson, has been elected a committee member of the Windsor Park Residents' Association. Mr. Daniel Prols was elected president, and Mr Tan Teow Hoe. vicepresident. Other officials are: Mr. Rozarlo. secretary; Mr. Robert Lee, assistant secretary: Mr Tan Fook Chonß,
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    HUNDREDS IN POLY BIG WALK
    116 10 HUNDREDS IN POLY BIG WALK SINGAPORE. Fri Hundreds of freshmen from the Singapore Polytechnic will take part in an eightmile Big Walk on Sunday to answer the national call for a rugged society. The walk is being organised by the Freshmen Orientation Committee of the Singapore Polytechnic Students' Union as
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    227 10 Eight men who could spark a tourist boom SINGAPORE, Fri.— A group of eight United Kingdom tour operators will lake back with them a favourable impression of Singapore. It will pave the way for "increased traffic coming to this part of the world" when the jumbo jets start to operate
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    Indian Welfare Home officials
    58 10 SINGAPORE, Prl. Dr. S.N. Kapur has been elected president of the Singapore Indian Welfare Home, with Mr. H.P. Dayanl advice- president. Other officials are: Secretary, Mr. S.V. Subblah; treasurer. Mr. A.M. Abdullah; assist, treasurer, Mr. Ravi Lai Kashyap: Committee: Messrs. Durgadas Sachdev, Hardlt Singh. B.R. Vakil,
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    Seafront music
    30 10 SINGAPORE, Fri. Th« Seraya Primary School and Halfj Boys' Primary School Bugle and Fife Bands will perform at the Katong Park from 5 30 6.30 p.m. on Sunday.
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    Zoom! up goes playing card like a boomerang
    328 10  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS. By SINGAPORE. Saturday FAMOUS Australian magician, Mr. Maurice Rooklyn baffled scores of amateur magicians and their friends here with a series of tricks at a dinner given by them in his honour last night. 3u» there was one man whom
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    Bank head welcomes new Asian Dollar project
    187 10 Bank head welcomes new Asian Dollar project SINGAPORE, Friday THE Chartered Bank today came out in full support of the Singapore-based Asian Dollar Market scheme. The general manager, Mr. T.M. Attwood, said that if the market developed, the bank would be in a position to contribute to its I 1
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    FEELING OF BELONGING NEEDED IN JURONG TOWN: WOON
    212 10 FEELING OF BELONGING NEEDED IN JURONG TOWN: WOON SINGAPORE. Fri— The population of Jurong Town has within a short time increased so rapidly that it is necessary to build "a sense of belonging to the town." Mr. Woon Wah Siang, chairman of the Jurong Town Corporation said today. He said
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    200 EXPERTS ARRIVE FOR PUGILISTIC CONTEST
    148 10 200 EXPERTS ARRIVE FOR PUGILISTIC CONTEST SINGAPORE. Fri. About 200 leading exponents of the Chinese art of selfdefence (koon tow) have arrived for the South -East Asia Pugilistic Invitation Championship which opens at the Gay World Stadium tomorrow. Organised Jointly by the People's Association and the Singapore National Pugilistic Federation
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    Wyse elected
    44 10 SINGAPORE, Fri— Mr. B.R Wyse was elected chairman of the Army Civil Service Union (Dover Branch) yesterday. Other new officials aie lecretary, Mr. Balkara Singh; treasurer, Inche Mohd. Abdul Kanm: assistant secretary. Mr. Pang Tee Kim and assistant treasurer, Mr. Harbhatan Singh.
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    Cross country race planned
    48 10 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The PAJ SembawanK branch will hold cross-country race on July 20 a* part of Its 150th anniversary ol Singapore celebrations The race will be dtrtdt three sections: Women's and men's sections. Enqulrl«-« should be addressed to No. 1022-1 Jalan Pasar, Singapore 27.
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      530 10 Congratulations from Sandilands Buttery to CONTRACT INTERIORS on the opening of their new showroom at No. 7, MING CENTRE, CLEMENCEAU AVENUE We can't get it all in It is limply Imposiibl* In on* «dv»rti««ment to do justice to the Hide polypropylene chair., .a tough, attractive, comfortable low cmt chair designed
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      313 10 Nicholas Researchers built a better 'mouse-trap' to relieve millions from unnecessary suffering »SPRO', an analgesic of world; l\ repute for some SO years, hat JL V only recently undergone th« first ever change. Medical scientists have developed a new type of tablet u hich produce* rapid, powerful and sustained relief
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      59 10 Hugs Hunny By Ralph Heimdakl I /DID >OU KNOW I'M N/SO^ CAM'T EAT MV^ 1 EXTREMELY FOJD OP AAA LUNJCW WITH YOi/ A SALMON SANDWICHES— Ii DBOOLIM' OVER |l\. DROOL i >\ MV SHOULDER!/ /THIS ISAPUBLICN SUIT VERSELPi PARK-BLA-AAV v r^T^ /s£\, CONSTITUTIONAL t RIGHTS GIVE ME y} /'/Vv^^^KaA TME
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      46 11 \f AY I suggest that ifl you seek to persuade the Singapore Blood Transfusion Service to make arrangements to send to West Malaysia any blood that we can spare, and that you cooperate in mounting an urgent campaign for donation. DAVID MARSHALL. Singapore.
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      DOCTORS TOO CAN DO BUSINESS
      402 11 DOCTORS TOO CAN DO BUSINESS j.\ icj»l\ to Disgustrd s question .ST. May l()i in whether society owes its doctors i living, my humble answer to him is "No." Rather we seek to fulfil what we owe society instead, for wh.tt s<> ciety has done for us. The contention put
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      NIGHT NUISANCE
      194 11 THE Housing and Development Board be congratulated on the provision of a community hall on the first floor of Iti area office lEasti. Toa Payoh. This hall is quite suitable for religious meetings, wedding receptions and judo classes. In fact. It is often being rented out for such
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      It's up to us ail to stop those noises
      322 11 THE Straits Times of May 5 reported the findings of a recently-(-umuleted survey of life in low-roM tlais conducted by the University of Singapore and the Housing Board The survey mentioned two sources of dis.^atislaction—noise and transport difficulties. Regarding noise I
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      Property tax
      183 11 Property tax ryiHE annual value of 1 Housing and Development Board's 3- room standard flata in Qum. town la assessed at $720. and property tax payable in respect thereof at ',6 per cent would amount to $259.20 per annum. The Comptroller of Property Tax states in his letter to flat
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      Dust
      67 11 WHY the fuss about dustbins whether they be metallic or plastic? Does not a red plastic pall with a nice cover make a good dustbin? Why should a netallle one be Insisted upon/ I say this because recrntly I was warned by two policemen tfm I have bange my
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      309 11 I I took my Mini to the races... I "I put in 40 miles of petrol after all that's only engine gives you enough space for 4 people, yet a gallon for my Austin Mini. Parked quickly too a car that only takes up 45 8 sq. feet of road.
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      260 11 Straits Times Crossword 7. Expansion (if India? Lot of K non«eni»! <B>. 1 Tidal brook In Yorkshire? i»> 8. Monastery by county bordw t Prank I* aim ki the detective* ,8, if i. IS Politicians' work v\*cr M0) I Pat mM«ke U to »nt«r 15. in part of »peerh, I
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    118 12 MR MRS P CHANDRA KUMAR uda and relit. >m for their kind presence and valuable presents on the occasion of tAiir marriage on 11 A. S*. THANKS FOR RESCUE Mrs. Via Pia Chu and son Tung Teh. ish to sifis— their deeprM gratitude towards Major John Lam,n of th*
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    116 12 ARVA SAMAJ SINCAPORE VeaM Sauang Sunday WJI am Ha\an. Devotional >0i.».-. Religious I Bhrl Tnloknatb >'» a Prtctii>noj. KATONC PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Kuo Chuan Girls .Schuol Road. 8 por. I a m Sunday School 111 am. All welcome. QUAKER MEETINC Bsf m Sunday. Class Room Onr T.l ««34V> off;,
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      311 12 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ANNIVERSARIES ANNOUNCEMENTS. BIRTHS. CLUB ACTIVITIES. CONOOIENCES. DEATHS ENGAGEMENTS FUNERALS GREETINGS IN MEMORIAM. MARRIAGES. MISSING, PERSONAL. PM, REQUIEMS t REUNIONS. Rate: Minimum S2O/ fir 20 wkis, exh siiitiiMi wiri $1.00 All Other Classified Advertisements: Minimum 57.51 fir 15 wards, exk jdditm.l wird M cents. Straits Times Bh service CaJfje SI.
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      431 12 WKSLET METHODIST CHURCH '•rl .'innii, Road Sinxaporr VSoreea LM am IU.UO a.m. >.m Sunday s. honl for all 1,., st 1.4J pin. Junior Church at IB.es am K\er)on* Welcom* Tel. tbl 11.1 PRESBVTERIAN CHURCH SINCAPORE, Corner Orchurd Koad Penang Intl. ly-ncav Sen ices 9.00 a.m. and E p.m. Sunday School
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      904 12 ENCINEIRS FOR SUPERTANKERS required Please replv in writing «»in^ full detsila expenen.. ate nationality etc Anslo French Trdg. Co. Ptr. PO Box Mia Spore REQUIRED >aiesman experienced I indenting textiles, teady-madrv lar> nishing matermla. Salary commitsioni. Ftat* age. experience, remueratione expected. G.P.O. Bos 2527. Spore 1. JOB SEEKERS Do not
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      990 12 THE KIWI POLISH COMPANY (Malaya 1 Limited require On* Laboratory Assistant Minimum qualifications Senior Cambridge Certificate tn good <redirs in l'h>aics Chemistry and Mathematics Pleaae apply PO F.ox L'S. Rukit Panjang Post Office together with non-retumable photo snd copies of academic qualifications and testimonials. Salary SISO/- per month. TNI STRAITS
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      885 12 ACCtllilfUTlfW WANTEI MALE SIUOBNT seeks aecomodatlon naar BtTJCapar* Ualvenity. Contact Tel: (Spore) U264. THI EMBASSY FAMILIES urgently require quiet and apaclous residence for long lease Rlag <Spore< *****7. WANTED FOI> ARMY ISO Houses I Furnished Infnrni 'hed 2 Yean I Laaaa. 1 Months Advance Kent, j rommemlnK An«u«< ie«d <■
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      728 12 EDUCATION IN THI UK— A*»|O» la avsuabl* fram D.E. IJtwalrfa AastMsata* IM.. OTTlci»lr» iiwmmsiiU Educational Consultants. Batrf ta School* College* and Uatvanltr arranged. <W* do not adriae oa employment teacher training er »ursini> We hue BO free services. For full detalla and application form* hy a'rmsil send postal order of
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      818 12 PETS FQI SALE M.K A.I. Creat Dane Pupple*. Ki*" 1 Weeka. BI«C^ Tfre^i Prtiapore. 4 Pttone f<l r7sALTHY ALSATIAN PUPPIES Mil' frmale M.K A R»m«tered l« Loronc Puspei <o(f Pas.r Panjan,. "^ScVllintlv^brbo peoicree I male Alaatian Pupp" 'alan Han. l«r>at RNaaaß BaßSta. off Av»r Kaj.n Rd.. 8 poi' I FOE
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      394 12 LATI IBS4 MODEL PM ■VsaSfJ w,>h rilSsßßlri i ond on»r -«i new tyre*. Oi o*a« to .-,*****.1 I LATE I-"'." ''ontact Mi" iflm Hal Road. lr MINI ISO teei >hi!e w witwi..w 1 IMPORTED CORTIN* [<T«H I HI I lr A MUST II riii a** •rinriscreen in .< I MC
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      995 13 TDUHRPOQIANOOTHtRUH CO UTS. l 1 1 1 'm ii "i I Miff ■••225 M AUTOLVCUI ..to U Tata, M,,22 Mi, ,J kWI Ml gar ;.ss=»« w E JMON »»*ll IMNU'II pi.sander =j. i£ii fi£22 MYluninu JMt I] JMt 14 PTRRHUS MM2I/I My I sssSocus a» »r» CTCIoVs J J*y ll
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      1255 13 Emvuj^^tfffiJffijWriunhM ScanserviceV EXPRESS SAUINM T« MEMTERRANEAN/ THE CtNTINENT/SGANRINAVIA P Shim Pff!»r« Singapore FSt: BASRA Mar tilt BMf 11/B 0.4t-41/1l C »<ua. Bilbao, R4M, H-burg, C bur|, Oslo, Aarhuv C'hagen. Tiictioi mt,nv nm May n/ 1 c>r-j .Antwerp. Roam, h tux < Airhui, Milmo C'rtagan, C'burg HIM IMUII NNNiT/IS HMil/ti Cjublinci.
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      1104 13 EXPIESS SERVICE Tt tQWIQH, LIVEWPDQL I CONTINENTAL HITS BENLOYAL mm» >.n|jpore P i ham Ptnjni Hamburg MM 11 Mi, II 21 BENKITLAN gg.« g city of Chester H..r,. i do,. w Sinpp i rf 4% Aft, ■ENVCNUE Hull. S'MUth. Ha«>«| M*| 17 M MM 11 4 Mill lINMIANI I pcol,
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      1134 13 f—^ WORLDWIDE CARRIERS LTD. l^rijt^^ For: Lot *»na,cUi, New Orleans, Charleston, I^JfV^l New York, New London. I^^ (alto accepting cargo ror orher Gulf and Atlantic ports, subject to inju.v-mcnti ing A VESSEL 26/28 May 24/23 May 22/23 May CENTRAL TRUST 10/12 Jt.n« 13/14 June 15/1* Jyne KUFRES 5/ 7 July
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      1085 14 Yt-**™^ -^*'KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. W astern Australia /Slngaporo) Japan Sarviea FraaMMti* liajjaaora Ten* :'.i 'Na|o»a Caaal Koi* -MMa>4 Mart" 2S Mai iJ.tt I Jttt S taa* ll mat Wan Atriaa Singapor*/ Japan Sarvle* i-|- i Siripiiort Nifsya Y'hama «oe* -tAWHMi Man 4 SJM* 2S27JOM 4 Jal* I Jaly I
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      934 14 I AHSIRAII* HiH /itllNO SttVICl INOU PARISTAM ANB >AR lASI SlRViltb (0: AUSTRALIA. NEW ttALANB H Nafaaatiitaa a. I Mil-n MH Brit Ana.. BM*. iff!.. Will RAJUIA II 21 May May 25 Maj Ptna-i f Ntjß S'aort IAMSHA 11 12 I.M 11 14 J.N IVIIINf 10 RANEBBN. CHITIAEONC. CALCUIIA S
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      802 14 SCINDIAi^^JUNES —PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE— LOADING FOR: LOS ANGELES. SAN FRANCISCO, HMTLANO. LONGVIEW, SEATTLE, TACOMA, VANCOUVER B.C. Pen'n* P $'»<n S rMpive lcsA"ieit! JALARHARATI M J1 Ma| !M» Maf H V M*l jIUMNTA 24/2SJ**! D/MJBM I Jalf J*» iS .:EEEE aaa as z Ha IS U.S. EAST CANADA/ GREAT LAKES
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      612 14 THE GUTHRIE WAUGH ORGANISATION invites applications for the following post In its Chemicals Division: AREA SALES MANAGER (Based in Singapore) JOB SPECIFICATIONS: 1. To be responsible for the maintenance and development of Chemicals Division trading in Singapore and Industrial Chemical sales in Johore. 2. To liaise with staff handling Chemicals
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    Business quiet in Singapore
    194 15 BY OUR MARKET CORRESPONDENT.., BUSINESS tn Singa--13 pore continued to bo pern-rally quiet yesterday in view of the continued disturbances In Malaysia. Businessmen are watching the situation very closely and are not disposed at the moment at any rate to widen commitments to any extent. Closed
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    Melbourne improves on weekend trading
    245 15 Melbourne improves on weekend trading MELBOURNE. W i'riE Mining and Oil roily (tather--1 in strength as trading ended or the week. Palls exceeded rises better than two to one. Stocks to pi.-k up included >mpol Exploration, 35 cents I or.ger st 13 40. Greet Boulder. P Ml rent* to $8
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    Ships in port
    175 15 ■I'M! FORT OF SINCAFOHE All THORITY ANNOUNCCO THS FOLLOWING BERTHING ARRANGE MINTI FOR MAY 17 OUT I'lfWnt < O"iid«» 3 i. Mmnf Yunt ll> li H'>»«n Bant in li.ii,!.- < r 46 and Circta 47. IN: Rrlijorod Dntalrovaky 6 7. I.IM Miirik 1n 11. Hengiilan 15/IS. Oltntarn
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    PRODUCE PRICES
    97 15 CHINESE Pr.flut* Eithange, Sing*part, nten (letlng prlttt per PMtat ytttarday. CaaanuC *il: bulk *4Si aellen. drum isi ssUrta C.»t. MUtd (fo.b.) kwa* May/ June I'K Pont $S1 B Pappar: M ntok whit* $12T* t*\Wn. wblte -125 »rll»r«. *peclal Sarawak black $97) teller* 1...mp00g I lay k 1120 Kllem
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    Dindings to liquidate
    50 15 DINDINGS Rubber E will be liquidated It a satisfactory sale ot a.s»et.s la effected, the board has recommended. "The investor Is thus left amount available In liquidation was difficult to estimate at this stage. But it Is unlikely to be less than 60s. per £1 stock unit.
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    Difficult situation
    74 15 THE Investor Chroni- <"*sleuer tt] i the current domestic situation in the U K. It on the political and industrial front The investor is thus left In a difficult situation but it is one in which opportunities at, well as hazards will abound." The Newsletter notes also "perhaps
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    Tins marked down in U.K.
    197 15 TIN shares in London on Thursday suffered mainly from marking down as the crisis Intensified in Malaysia. Business was very small. Malayan tell from 20s. to 19s 6d. Ampat from 6s to ss. 9d Bcrjuntal from 335. to 325. 6d. and Tronoh from Us loid.
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    Tin market opens for one day in Penang
    381 15 'pHE Straltl tin market in Penang; reopened mA terday after havinc been closed for two days due to the Malaysian disturbances. The price was quoted at $612 per picul (up $1.25) on an offering estimated up 85 tons to 350 tons. Strong
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    Exchange rates
    123 15 THE Atatciatien ef linlu in Malaysia. Smgaotrt mad* thene chance* in tt* rate* to merchant* yryterday (the following rate* are quoted to the equivalent Of one unit of foreign currency!. Unite* Sltlta: BuylnK TT M.0400. airmail OD 53.03e0: 90 d/*t. (2 9650 credit Mil*. $***** trade Mils. Sailing
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    RUBBER AND TIN CLOSING PRICES
    29 15 May. 16. RUBBER PRICE: 70* cents (up a half a cent). TIN PRICE: $612 (up tIM) IMimated offering 35# tons (up 85 ton^ l
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    Rubber gains half a cent
    232 15 Rubber gains half a cent 1 JIM. first grade rubber f.o.b. burrr closed at 5 p.m. In Singapore yrriUrday at 7» rent* per lb. up half a cent en ThundavS rlaalng levrl. The tone wo* (lightly raster. K.A.S. and M.K.K. closing price* in crnls per lb vralrrdav. piompt fob 70
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    PALM OIL
    22 15 Xn London on Thursday Malayan 5 per cent c.l.f. U.K. Jure July In bulk was quoted unchanged st £7o sellers.
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    38 15 ON th* tr** *i*fiar.ga market in Hook Konti yuirdiy thr U.S. Dallar ni quotfO it 811 for T.T. ;in.l H9.MI fnr tath tuning »a« quot*t tt 14. Mi and •nt taal «r i*l<) at 323.
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    Rubber boosted by unrest
    291 15 THE grave disturbances, at present being encountered in Kuala Lumpur and other parts of West Malaysia following the General Election there, dominated the scene from Tuesday onwards, report H.C. B. b Co. Ltd. In, their current reviews. The nervous reaction to th* civil unreal firmed the
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      375 15 CLASSIFIED ADS. (fontinutd from Pace it) VEHICLES FOR SALE H4I FIAT 110* «p*,i«l VStf good ondition. n'w paint, taa July, Inau ntaaM *'piemt>'r Contact Raymond Lo I.VIMT,. Mi AIRCONOITIONIO Tovota i nrona IMS «><h Radio Kacellrnt Condition, tsnov Ring Ronald <Bporr' ***** after J p m. i»*J MORRII COOPIR (Sood
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      1060 15 I -'V BaSBBBBBa^WaBaBBBV BBBJJ ROVIR MOO Pwemner 1M« availSm«apor* »2OtB off i" bouri 1«M tIMCA IMHCL. t Anilia, MM M'rcede* JOOU 19«4 Volkawai*n Uihi Kadett It Coupe. i»m rial Wi. Rekord I**4 fiat SAW M'rcd" l»i. Uuiu Wl). l»(i.1 M'rced'a IMD. Voik*»a**n lido o Rrkord dr* o Rrkord Coup*. Merc*de*
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      260 15 THE SELCO GROUP Applications are invited from Singapore Citi/rns for iw« positions of DRAUGHTSMEN Qualiflrations A cond general education and a mininuinai and of 3 -I vean design drafting rxpenrnr# Experienre: in MMCNta and steel works. Preference will be civen to applicants with technical qualifications. Applications in own handwriting stating
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      ON THE TRACK...
      120 16 ON THE TRACK... SHAW BUbles .sprinters. Film Star. Movie House IV and Theatre VI worked well in yielding going at Bukit Tlmali yesterday morning. Film Star Johnny Nelson up strode oue faull-lev-lv n\er 3f In 41. Movie House IV MM hard held to cio 3f in 42 3 "i. Theatre
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      Trackwork at Ipoh
      41 16 More than 200 horses in the Ipoh stables here are being worked in the morning and afternoon despite the curfew. Somr of the trainrrs were at the course during the period when thr rurfew- was relaxed yesterday morning.
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      Impact hard to beat in Div 2 field
      584 16  -  EPSOM JEEP r .y- JJKST bet at Bukit Timah today is IMPACT in Race 2. This five year old beat a Class 4 mixed field in the 8U Summer Plate at Penang a fortnight ago. Down In Div. 2 he will take
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      153 16 TOP TIPS: Impact (Race) 2, Saya Datang (Race 4) and Festival of Kerry (Race 6). GOING FORECAST: Good to yielding EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Rac* 1 LE9HAH PI LAL PINANG L. Ql'EVTr* Pui.u Pinanr l^hah Pula» Plnan C Count Baba l.uriu* Qulntaa ('tarn LI (hi IMPACT WIVSAN IMPA<
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      612 16 IHE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY PENSIONABLE POST OF I IKK OFFICES Qualifieati«ns A Mpenen<»: 1. Must be Singapore Citizen. 2. A Cambridge School Certificate or equivalent; a higher standard of education will be an advantage 3. Have a good command of the National Language. 4 Have at least 2 years'
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      657 16 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION SINGAPORE NATIONAL LAMGUAG! PIBI.K EXAMINATIONS At GIST 196!) The August National Language Examinations are open to civil servants and members of the public. Candidates sponsored by the Public Services Commission will register in accordance with procedures and on dates given by the Permanent Examinations Board ot the
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      397 16 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME We. Express Navigation < Private t Limited of No. 508 Boat Quay. Singapore hereby give notice that in consequence of our pur- chase of the undermentioned vessel we have applied to the Registrar ol Singapore Ships, under Section 525 of the Merchant
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      2 hookers share Johore's top award
      259 17  -  JOE DORAI By Y SCHOOLTKACHER and a British Army lergeant have become joint holders of the lohore Rufby I nion's Player of the Year \ward. Thc\ arc (how Kong Phong, who leaches in K<»i;i Ting«i, .md Sgt. Hill Black, based in lohore Haliru. Hoth
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      Lock icon Stiles and Astle banned and fined
      124 17 lONDON England Nobby \stle have both 1 nded for "d by committee I A The announced today follow incidents when Stiles and A.stle were clubs in II comnifi tart of the next English .sraaon in August lined £100. in addition to the suspension. oeinji
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      2 accept invite
      53 17 MALAYSIA and Thailand have accepted Singapore's Invitation to take part in a triangular sepak takraw tournament In August Thi., will be the first time these two countries will play here. Indonesia have also been im.tcd bu t they have not yet replied. Singapore will provide the with
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      Lock icon United out of Cup
      69 17 LONDON. Frl -AC Milan qualified to meet AJax Amsterdam in the European Cup Final in Madrid on May 28 de.spite losing 1-0 last night to defending champions Manchester United. Milan, who won the nr^t- tin- semi-final le« 2-0 in Mlla I "ii Apr., a, qualified on
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      DAVIS CUP: CZECHS PROPOSE NEUTRAL VENUE
      196 17 DAVIS CUP: CZECHS PROPOSE NEUTRAL VENUE pRAGUE, Fri. Cze- choslovak tennis authorities have worked out a plan to play their Davis Cup European Zone (Section A) semi-iinal against South Africa in a neutral country if they beat Monaco in their second round tie next week-end. But Stanlslav Chval. vicepresident of
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      9-8 win for Present boys
      60 17 Christian Brothers School beat Old Bo>s by nine points 1 three penalties) to eight goal and penalty 1 in their annual rugger match at Bras Basah Road The School scored their penaltles through Parma Singh white Lot) Kum Chuen and James Connor scored a try
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      Piggott wins Italian Derby
      44 17 ROME Frl Encllsh rhamplon jockey Leftcr Plttott lode Bnnrontr At Mantrfrltro, thffavourite, to victors in the Italian Derby here yesterday The Italian colt won bv 1 2 length* from Olrio, ridden b\ top Italian jockey Enrico Camlrl. with Monarr third.
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      Ban on Svings' —it's official
      184 17 Ban on Svings' it's official MONTE \KI.O. Fri.— The International Automobile Federation, last night banned the use of aerofoils the stabilising wines installed on racing cars in all future rvents. The >>.in takes effect from today in the st-(i>ml practice *ea*ion of the M— co (Jr. mil Prix and for
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      Powerful Pete scores a shock victory
      260 17 Powerful Pete scores a shock victory PETER Goh. 19, caused a major upset in the Singapore Youth badminton championships last night when he beat Chua Chong Peck 18-13. 17-16 in the semi-flnals at Guillemard Road. Peter, a student at Christchurch School, took up badminton only nine months ago. This Is
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      W.L hit again
      82 17 LONDON. Kri -The West Indian cricket our of England suffered another boay blow today when the match against Kent was abandoned as a draw without a ball being bowled on the third and last day. The first day's play was also washed out and Kent reached 87-2
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      Annual meet
      31 17 will hold tteti annual athletic- meet at Bmmh Road today. Old boys are invited to participate In the tollowlng events loom, linm lover 30 y:s, txlMSi relay and 800m
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      Siok Ching to lead RGS to victory again
      411 17  -  ERNEST FRIDA By AIORE than 600 school athletes, representing 30 i Singapore secondary schools a recon try will lake part in the 10th BuUt Timah District championships which begin tomorrow at the Chinese High School. Judging from performances In their own meets.
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      105 17 SPORTS DIARY BADMINTON Spore Youth championship final* lOulllemard Road, fl p.m. >. TENNIS Spore Oprn hardcourt champlonahlps iTinglln Club. 2.30 p.m. i CRICKET Tour match: BCC v H.K. Army (Singapore Padang. 11 ami. B'porr Dir. 2: SRC v Army; C9C v RAF Seletar; RAF Changl v Pt. Authority; RAF Tengah
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    Political parties support the emergency moves
    784 18 CUEPACS CALLS ON WORKERS TO ANSWER THE CALL FOR NATIONAL DEFENCE FORCE K U A L A LUM1Y PUR Fri.—Political parties today came out in support of the Government's decision l<» mobilise Ihe people into a National D< fence Force and •<» vl up
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    Nations at U.N. will stand by Sabah freedom
    176 18 Nations at U.N. will stand by Sabah freedom SINGAPORE, Fri. The Philippine Governments total disregard for the right of the people of Sabah to self determination would not lind any support in the United Nations. Wa >ta;ed by Malaysia's Ambassador to the United States. Tan Sri Ong Yoke Lin. on
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    UMNO MANS DEATH: TWO IN COURT
    97 18 UMNO MANS DEATH: TWO IN COURT PENAI I Soon Hock, 2(1. today appeared In the First Magistrate's Court on a tentative charge of murdering an UMNO publicity officer. Kasslm bin Omar, at Perak Road. Jelutong at 8.30 p.ni on April 24. Inspector Mok Siew Hoon told the court that a
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    LONDON STOCKS, RUBBER and TIN
    403 18 LONDON. Fri. The market I staged a brisk rebound today and closed showing a broad front of advances Near the close, tiie' Financial Times Index was 76 higher at 429.8. Dealers described the upturn as basically technical alter recent weakness. Tins and rubbers continued dull.
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    Sarawak calm, says Minister Ya'acub
    329 18 Sarawak calm, says Minister Ya'acub BRUNEI TOWN, I'ri. Malaysian Mines Minister, Inche Abdul Rahman Va*acub said today the people <>| Sarawak Slate had reacted calmly to disturbances in Kuala Lumpur and he did not expect any trouble at present Inche Ya'acub spoke to reporters here during a brief .stop on
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    The market carries on in Singapore
    346 18  - The market carries on in Singapore GEOFFREY BOLANO By SINGAPORE! I ,d^y A BRAVE :illciii|)l lo restore noniuiU\ io the Penang Tin Market \\;is onl\ partly successful today and after declaring its lirst price since Tuesday ;it -S<> I'J Market operations have been suspended indefinitely. A leading tin dealer explained
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    Litterbug fined
    28 18 BOfOAFORI I Bcm Loong today I or iwo nil by t lie el trate court for thn apple WMtC beside Hock San market on Mar. 17.
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    33 18 MISS SONR PI AN NEO >. a MR SNEE AH SHECW, tWti VI. thr chairman o' M't Ken,; 1.. <• Road. len\ r.. o»lov»d v iff, 4 *on«. a d:i -i. I»u^htrr«-in '..I i
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