The Straits Times, 18 May 1969

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    17 1 THE SUNDAY TIMES in No. 1731 SUNDAY, MAY 18 1%9 20 CENTS KDN 4071 MC (P) 0724
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    Situation better: National Ops Council named
    1184 1 Situation better: National Ops Council named KUALA LUMPUR, Sot. The situation in and around the Federal Capital improved today with only one major incident reported up to early tonight. A three-hour break in llu* curfew brought thousands of people out of their homes. There will be another threehour break tomorrow.
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    8 FOREIGN NEWSMEN LOSE CURFEW FREEDOM
    117 1 8 FOREIGN NEWSMEN LOSE CURFEW FREEDOM KUALA LUMPUR, 1Y Sat. The (lover n men t today revoked curlew passes of eight foreign correspondents stationed here "in their own interest." They had the passes taken from them while toiirim; tli< town this afternoon. > Police and military personnel stopped them. look
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    Malik blames the Reds
    52 1 JAKARTA. Sat Foreign i Minister Adam MhIIIc said today the violence In Mhlh.vM* wax "not unexpected." In »Jew of pio-roiiiinunisl anil at ion de- manrtini: a boycott ol the recent ■kettoM He «a> contident. however that the Malaysian Go\ernment would bring the situation under I control
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    Our papers on sale again in Malaysia
    99 1 r pHE newspapers of 1 the Straits Times Grout) reappear in Malaysia again today alter flavins oeen suspended along with other Malaysian newspapers) by the Government for two days. Friday and Saturday The first papers to be published are the Sunday Times, the
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    Lock icon Bomb raid on Governor
    51 1 AMMAN Sat -The Popular trout foi the Liberation of Pulr-tHic sale! today Its commandos huiied explosives at the I :.«e)i mihtiuv governor's residence in Gaza killing or woundir.K several Israeli soldiers Th» Front .said another romnianno unit lilt an Israeli army car. killing two Israeli soldiers
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    Lock icon GENERAL STRIKE THREAT TO PREMIER WILSON
    243 1 GENERAL STRIKE THREAT TO PREMIER WILSON LONDON, Sat. The Trade Union Council called today For the British trade Ini o n Congress (TCC) to resist with all possible means. including a general strike. proposed Government curbs on wildcat strikes. A resolution expre.-^ed shock "at thr vicioi^ anti-tradr union legislation" proposed
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    Calligraphy
    40 1 SINGAPORE. B*l I li» president of Chee Yuri iChua Si i Kflnfftauay Mr Cb Tionc. will op«n an txhlbitlon of CniDeae painlin;> ..nd calligraphy bv Mr. Choy Km. at llie Ch'nes* Chiimoci •> I < ommfrcf lonioirow »t 3 p m
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    Tun Tan on plan to ensure an adequate supply of food
    264 1 Tun Tan on plan to ensure an adequate supply of food gI'ALA LI'MPUR, Sat. The Government h;is worked out ;i plan to ensure an adequate food supply lor Ihe public in mi Tew areas, Fun Tan Siew Sin. national president Of the M( ."A and ;i member of I In*
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    CHINATOWN PLUNGED INTO DARKNESS
    64 1 CHINATOWN PLUNGED INTO DARKNESS SINOAPOR] Power failure i 1 some partv ol thii populated C darkness for more than an hour tonight The blackout 1 which expl e Peking Stn of tl B< >a rci Alt< rnal< power wa PUB engim The are i Street. ivi.iK Ayei S Phillip Btr<
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    Aussie knight
    18 1 LONDON B Australia'i I C'tfr.rial. arrival i citizen to be madr Hired and anctti KnullMlOOCi I'PI
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    52 1 HONG KONCi. Mt China lod.ix a ceased Kiis>i.i of MTkin: WY-t German mllltar) support follow int the sino Si>\ let holder i lashes 1..M Marek Official Vru China new* .isfmv ariiclr rbarged th.it Ratal i «.iv Intensifying Its rnlllloion Mit li West <■ r r m a n militarist
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      Lock icon THE BIG RUSH TO THE MARKETS FOR FOOD AND A WELCOME BREATHER
      75 2 AMOVE Queues everywhere. And fhisliini; |>;isl tlie crowa, Ihe morning's marketing nil hut overflowing Fiom the trolley, a man rushes for his car ami home, happy thai lie i- 'lie early bird who caught the head ot tin-
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      Some help to take it to others
      84 2 ABOVE: An FRU constable wearing steel hdmct stands by as crowds Jam the si alls selling fresh vegetables at the central market in Ipoh yesterday during a four-hour break in the curfew BELOW: Residents rounded up from an area under curfew waiting to
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      For this man and woman rite at their doorsteps
      93 3 For this man and woman rite at their doorsteps TiHE welfare teams are out. And for each of these residents (above and left) a bag of rice and other food parcels outside their homes in Kampong Pandan D.ilam yesterday. The welfare team* toured Kuala Lumpur and the outskirts to distribute
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      New name for 'South Seas' after the war
      503 3 New name for 'South Seas' after the war HOW did the term "SouthEast Asia" come into being to collectively describe this region? SOUTH-FAST ASIAN Though "region of the Southern Seas" is well known to the Chinese and Japanese, the term "SouthEast Asia" probably cane into use with the formation of
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        That ban stays on goods from Red China
        232 4 That ban stays on goods from Red China UONG KONG. Sat. 11 The U.S. Commerce Department is not considering relaxing Its ban on goods frym China. Commerce Secretary Maurice Stans told a press conference here today Whei >ked him 11 his department was re-examining 'he ban on Chinese goods he
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        Lock icon CLAY IN SECURITY WIRETAP RIDDLE CASSIUS
        201 4 CLAY IN SECURITY WIRETAP RIDDLE CASSIUS HOUSTON (Texas). Sat Attorney General John Mitchell said yesterday ne would not reveal the contents ot one wiretapped conversation ing tormer heavyweight champion Cassiu> Clay because it would (eopardlse rational security The wiretapping was authorised by the then Attorney-General Nicholas Katzenbach. Mr Mitchell said
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        Lock icon LENIN LANDS ON VENUS BUT AMERICA'S APOLLO 10 MOON SHOT LANDS IN TROUBLE
        386 4 LENIN LANDS ON VENUS BUT AMERICA'S APOLLO 10 MOON SHOT LANDS IN TROUBLE TAPE KENNEDY, Sat U.S. space experts spent the nighl trying to iron out a minor tech nicul hitch which developed shortly utter tin- lin a I countdown began lor tomo r r o w's Apollo 10 space
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        Student shot
        32 4 CORRIENTOS. Argentina). Sat —A student was shot dead and many others Including policemen, injured ln street battles here last night following a protest over food prices at North-Eastern University's refectory—Reuter.
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        Lock icon Medal for Kurt
        38 4 TOKYO. Sat— West German Chancellor Kurt Georg Kissinger will be presented on Monday the Japanese Order ol the Grand Cordon of the Rising Sun. First Class. Prime Minister Elsaku Sato will make the presentation. Reuter.
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        Bustling Blaiberg back in hospital
        357 4 CAPETOWN, Sat.— Dr. Philip Blaiberg, the world's longest surviving heart transplant patient, was back in a hospital bed today, apparently because he does not know how to take things easy. The former dentist, whose 60th birthday falls a week today, was taken to Groote Schuur
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        Lock icon BLIND GIRL IN QUEST OF ADVENTURE
        75 4 BLIND GIRL IN QUEST OF ADVENTURE LONDON. Sat. A blind girl plans to work her way around the world for three years. Physiotherapist Rosamund Paton. 23, of Camberle ln Surrey. South England, plans to make Canada her first stop. She hopes to take a hospital job there until she has
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        Promotion for AID man
        50 4 Promotion for AID man WASHINOTON. Sat Mr. Mathew J. Harvey. AID'S man In charge of East Asia programmes was named on Thursday the Director or the Agency's Conpre-vsional Liaison Staff. Mr. Harvey. 44. also has had special responsibilities (or AlD's programmes In Africa the Near East and South Asia.— UPL
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        TEXTILE CURB THREAT BY U.S.
        125 4 TEXTILE CURB THREAT BY U.S. HONO KONG XJM C takr unilati restrict ton ports, if do not a. their exp> merce Sf Stans warned hi Unilateral action might not br ests of foreißi. in the lor, terests ni th« States, Mr. BUn "All we are asking god's sake 1< little
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      Mavis is Queen
      204 6 CUNGAFOmE, Sal. •3 Lovely 18-year-nld re«-eptioni»t Mass MavU Younc (left i is the new PrCNS tjlli-rn Shr won thr titlr at thr l«W«t Prens Ball oreanisril by the Singapore Nl tional I'nion of Journalists at thr Vlrtoria Memorial Hall. For \U\is (I ft Mn. .{.->i (his is
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      Curfew: The schools to remain closed
      116 6 Curfew: The schools to remain closed KUALA I.IAIPUR. Sat Selaiißor schools will remain closed for the duration of the curfew, the Deputy Chief Education Officer. Sved Abu Bakar Barakhabah. said today. All schools In the State have been closed since Wednesday, following the outbreak of disturbance* In Kuala Lumpur on
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      THAI NAVY CHIEF FLIES BACK TO BANGKOK
      67 6 THAI NAVY CHIEF FLIES BACK TO BANGKOK SINGAPORE. Sat The Commander-ln-Chlef of the Royal Thai Navy. Admiral Chalenntiarana Char<Min left here by air for BantckoK this morning after a four-day Inspection of the Naval Ba.^e He also inspected units of the Royal Navy and the Malaysian Navy He said he
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      Toto draw telecast
      42 6 BINOAPORI Si»' Thi« «eek.- Tola Armm will h* (thauM Live on Channel 5 "f Tflfu »in«i Singapore at 3la p m tomorrow A bonus "f MMM I" ««Initi.ni to the usual $=> iwatu ■ajrona who picks all B*« »inning number*
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      DEVELOP PUGILISM INTO A SCIENCE, URGES SIM
      220 6 DEVELOP PUGILISM INTO A SCIENCE, URGES SIM Sat. Leaders of pugilistic circles should develop j the artistic. fabled and mythical aspects of pugilism into a practical form of athletics and even a science. The chairman oi the Peoples Association, Mr. Sim Boon Peng, said this i tonight at the opening
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      220 pints of blood sent to aid Malaysia
      175 6  -  MAUREEN PETERS: By 'rill! lIUmmI Transfusion Service here scut 220 pints of liNkml lo the General Hospital in Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday, the Health Ministry s;ii<l today. Arrangements l<> send Ihe liiooti were made niter the Director <>i Medical Services here, Dr.
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      Varsity science and medical examination results
      438 6 •SINGAPORE, Sal.— The University of Singapore today announced the results of supplementary examinations conduct ed in its science and medical faculties in April and this month. The following candidates have pa.ssed the examination thereby completing the preliminary examination for the degrees of M8.8.5.: Quek
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      MILITARY BURIAL FOR GOMES
      109 6 MILITARY BURIAL FOR GOMES OINGAPOHF Bal PrJg rate .Archibald Gomes. 26. of ih e Third Battalion Malaysian Rangers who 2 1? a in an accident tw>. tfo. was buried with lull military honours at he St. Josephs cemeterv. 'iay An army spokesman said t wac not possible to its nody
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      THE STUDENT CHARTER FLIGHTS SAFE AND RELIABLE: ORGANISER
      329 6 THE STUDENT CHARTER FLIGHTS SAFE AND RELIABLE: ORGANISER SINGAPORE, Sat— Charter lights oroanised l>> the London Union «>l Malay* si;m and Singapore Students are safe and reliable. This was stated today by the flights secretary of the union, Mr. Seah Klok Joo. when he arrived here from London to streamline
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      THE HIDDEN PEOPLE OF HUNZA
      62 6 THE HIDDEN PEOPLE OF HUNZA ALMOBT European In appearance, legend has It they are descended from three soldiers of Alexander the Great who took Persian wives. "They" are the people of Hun/a, hidden In a high valley In Kashmir close to the Chinese border In this wepk's Asia Magazlnr. Oarrlrk
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      FRESHIES AT THE POLYPRAISED BY Dr. TOH
      447 7 FRESHIES AT THE POLYPRAISED BY Dr. TOH SINGAPOBK, Bat —The Minister for Science and Technology. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. today praised freshmen of the Singapore Polytechnic for their community service. Speaking at a tea party for freshies, he said: "I am clad to see that you have attended workcamps and
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      Cane and 18 months jail for a snatch thief
      141 7 gINfIAPOHK. Sat— Wong Ah Kow, 27, today sentenced to 18 months' j:iil and three strokes of the rohm for snatching a gold chain from a 21-year-old girl walking along River Valley Rom at 8.15 p.m. on May 1(5. The third district
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      Production planning
      64 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— A course on production planning and control. conducted bv the National Productivity Centre, a unit of the Economic Development Board, will be held from Julv 21 to Au£. 8. from Mondays to Fridays between 930 to 11.30 am. All applications must be sponsored by Arms and
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      Train top level men in S'pore, Jaycees are urged
      248 7 SINGAPORE. Sat. The Junior Chamber of Singapore was today urged to start more management training programmes and programmes for top level management in the light of the Republic's industrialisation. The call came from Mr. Hosi N.J. Karanjia, the Junior Chamber International
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      Indon air link mystery
      60 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— My -trry (surrounds an AnUra news aeency report. >liat a C47 transport of a private Indonesian Airline, Morpati Numntaru will arrive here on May 21 to start a direct air link between Pontianak. West Borneo, and Singapore. A Singapore Civil Aviation Department spokesman said
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      Production course
      58 7 Production course SINOAPORE. Sat. The National Productivity Centre is to conduct a course In production planning ar.d control (or JO people from Ji;!y 21 to Auc. 8. Applications to Join the course. to be conducted by Mr. S. Ramnl;nßairc. an ILO expert, should be made to the centre by June
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      LONDON LAWYER IN FOR BANK CASE
      169 7 LONDON LAWYER IN FOR BANK CASE SINGAPORE, Sat.— Mr. H.E. Francis, Q.C. has arrived from London to represent the United Malayan Banking Corporation Ltd. in a High Court action which begins on Monday. The court will hear an application for an Interlocutory Injunction, sought by a local trading firm. Makhanlall
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      Folk dancers graduate
      22 7 SINOAPORE, Sat Thlrtvflve members of the YMCA folk dance course received their graduation certificates at the YMCA auditorium today.
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      LEE CALLS FOR 'HONOURABLE' SETTLEMENT IN VIETNAM
      246 8 LEE CALLS FOR 'HONOURABLE' SETTLEMENT IN VIETNAM rjWK Prime Minister. >Ir. I l.re Kuan Yew. seen with the President of the I'nited States of America, Mr. Richard Nixon, at White House In Washington during Mr. Lee's recent visit to the States. AKo in the picture is Professor K.S. Monteiro. Singapore's
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      Hollywood boost tor the tourist trade
      175 8 SINGAPORE, Saturday A TOURIST organisation in Hollywood plans to sel up branch here nexl year to bring more Americans to Singapore. The tuur manager ofl travel world. Mr. Peter DoroW, 29. a Thai, who has lived in the United States for more than five
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      NATIONAL CADETS PUT ON GREAT PARADE
      218 8 NATIONAL CADETS PUT ON GREAT PARADE SINGAPORE, Sat. 0 More than 1.260 army and police cadets from the Katong District National Cadet Corps staged an impressive parade on the grounds of the Peoples' Defence Forces Camp in Haig Road today. Drawn from 38 secondary schools in the area, the cadets
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      SHAW: AD SPARKED THAT EXODUS
      113 8 SHAW: AD SPARKED THAT EXODUS SINGAPORE. Sat— The chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board. Tan Sri Runnie Shaw, said today that eight staff members turned in their resignations after the Board advertised for new personnel. He said a rumour had started after publication of the advertisement that the Board intended
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      American goes home to tell companies 'invest in Singapore'
      279 8 SINGAPORE, Sat— Thousands of companies in the United Stales are going to learn of the invest' incut opportunities in Singapore soon. They will be told that the Republic's investment climate is first class in all aspects, whether geographical, legal or fiscal.
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      Holyoake mum on Vietnam quit plan
      178 9 Holyoake mum on Vietnam quit plan Sat The Prime Minister Mr. Keith Holyoake, due to leave for Singapore tomorrow morning on his way to Bangkok, to<l.i\ declined to state bis ountry's position on the question of possible withdraw. il of troops from South Vietnam. In Bangkok, he will be attending
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      'Practised fabricator' jailed a year for defaming DSP Ling
      484 9  -  CLEMENT MESENAS By gINGAFOHE, SaL— Koli Choi Phlian, 4"5, was today j;iik'<l for a year by a District Court lor defaming DSP Ling ln^ Huong in 1966. His defence was that he was stating the truth when he complained to the
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      A task to keep the schools' doors open
      207 9 A task to keep the schools' doors open WINGAPORK. Sat The Christian Brothers" Schools have always kept their doors open to children from all walks of life, lrre.spective of race, religion or social standing, the president of tiie CBS. Old Boys' Association. Mr. Patrick Mowe. said tonight. However, a heavy
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      Bugle and fife
      32 9 SINGAPORE Sal The Soiava Primary School and .lalan Eunos School Bugle and Fife Bands will give a publir performance at Ihe Kfctons Park tomorrow from 530 pm to 630
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      Lock icon CRISIS: OUR CITIZENS ARE SAFE, SAYS U.S.
      98 9 CRISIS: OUR CITIZENS ARE SAFE, SAYS U.S. WASHINGTON, Sat. -The State Department today declined comment on the continuing racial violence in Malaysia, but said the U.S Embassy had advised all Americans there i of the gravity of the em- i ergency. "The violence does not appear to be directed against
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      A marine will be among those to wed on TV
      482 11  - A marine will be among those to wed on TV JUDITH YONG By SINGAPORE, Sut. The *2U couples who will be married before thousands of television viewers on May 31, COUM from ;i cross-section of the multi-racial society of Singapore. A Taiwanese managing direetor, a. British marine, a hawker, clerks,
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      OBEY LAWS ON PAIN OF DEATH' WARNING
      71 11 OBEY LAWS ON PAIN OF DEATH' WARNING KUALA I I MPUR. B Hoir.e retaker Cabinet. Tun 'Dr > Ismail b:n Dato Abdul Rahman, i-alled on the p' night trlctly the Failure tc) do so could mean death, he warned. were under orders Hardship ..d caused hardship but the Government Intended
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      AUSSIE GIRL NERVOUS OF SINGAPORE WOLVES'
      93 11 AUSSIE GIRL NERVOUS OF SINGAPORE WOLVES' SINGAPORE Sal Grant. hapci; smiling honey blonde olnger-daiutr from Australia, here lor her iur Bast, .said today: "I am nervous. I don't 1 it eastern audiences are like I hope they are not wolfy." Julie, who will be doing \-month nightclub Btlnt, ha.s a.-v->ets
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      Show prizes
      36 11 .APORE. Sal —Ml ee wife of the parlia- riary to the MmlCul.ure. will give a«ay ihe pii/i at Baby Sliow i960 (i by the Stamford Community Centre management ee a: 9 a 111 tomorrow.
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      Oath officials
      36 11 SINGAPORE. Sat— Mr. ChU Cheong Fook, acting deputy aecreiary. Minlsu-y o( Labour, and Mr. Geoffrey Yu Sau Kuk, administrative as&Utant. Ministry of Health, have been appointed Commissioners of Oaths with effect from May 12.
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      FPPB talks
      41 11 SINGAPORE Sai The S.ugapon 1 Family Plr.i.nlns and P< pulatlon Board wlli hold h le. tuie and demonMiation in i! if National Language at the Sttll Road Maternal and Child Hrilth Clinic on Munuay at 5 30 p n\
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      Woman's death fall from hotel
      207 11 Woman's death fall from hotel CINGA PORK. 0 Sat— A 27-year-old Javanese woman, Ptingul binte Idris, Fell lo her death From Ihe lllli floor of Ihe partly constructed new St;i \'iew Motel off Amber Road kisi night. Her body was recovered by police, after a 999 call, on the concrete
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      Fines for 250 curfew breakers
      153 11 Fines for 250 curfew breakers IPOH, Sat.-More than 250 curfew breaking cases have been dealt with by the three magistrates courts in the past two days. The offenders, including women, were fined from $50 to $100 each. Today. 80 people, four of then women, were fined. Yesterday 170 curfew breakers
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      Commissioner
      24 11 SINOAPORE. Sat. The Mim-ter for Finance. Dr. Oon Keng Swee. has appointed Mr F. J. D'C'o6ta as the Insurance Commissioner from May 5.
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      PORT CHIEF: WHY WE REJECTED 'SPECIAL TREATMENT' REQUEST
      289 11 PORT CHIEF: WHY WE REJECTED 'SPECIAL TREATMENT' REQUEST gICHING, Sat. The Kuching Port Authority today explained why it turned down ;i request of ;i pioneer shipping venture Tor "s|»eii;il treatment.* 1 The venture to establish a direct shipping link belwp«:i Sarawak and Sabah has run into difficulties be cause of
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      Flu kills 12 in Borneo
      51 11 DJAKARIn. Hat children and four adult.s bava died in a suspected nutbreak of Asian fin In South Kalimantan Borneo >, the Antara new.s agency reported today Antara .said doctor?; and medical teams had been .-ent tram BiindjannaMn to the inland district nf Hulu.sunpat to uivev
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      MSA to run normal services if airfields are open
      105 11 (SINGAPORE, SetMalaysia- Singapore Airlines said toHay th;it if airfields throughout West Malaysia were to reopen tomorrow its lliiilils would be buck to normal. A spokesman of the airline said a Fokker Friendship left this morning for Malacca. Kuala Lumpur. Ipoh, Pcnang.
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      369 4 yv vjjj c/lERjQFLOT on the occasion of -w&*-AEROFLOT Soviet Airlines' first flight into Singapore today by I L 62 r- MONDAY WEEKLY FLIGHTSDeparture SINGAPORE 8.35p.m. for LONDON via MOSCOW with a stop at NEW DELHI. FLY AEROFLOT through their) OFFICIAL AGENTS L DELHI EXPRESS TRAVELS 4 ■7 SATNAM HOUSE, 3
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      Hotel has 22 per cent rise in profit
      332 5 g!X(iAPORE, Sal.— I he (toochrvood Park Hotel l.ld. made spectacular strides for the year ended September ."'•<) l>\ increasing its operating profil liefore taxation t<» si,(i;,»i.7(;i. or '12 per tut more than in the |»i t'\ ions year. lnper rout afibßtantial- depreelatton
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      Quota restrictions on sheet, plate glass
      139 5 \PORE Sat The j Government today im- po.-f d a quota restriction of 120 percent of 1968 imports on sheet and plate glass. aK licences are now i revoked, unless they are covered by irrevocable let- credit established and which have no! Ix en
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      Baby Lulu chums up with tiny mouse
      105 5 It rr.oy be one of »he mo-e curious friendships of trie a- ol world but Lulu the eiephont certainly gets on very well with this cheeky moose. Eighteen-month-oIC Lulu mo^td into Che>>sington Zoo, Surrey, ficm Thailand bock in Felvuor. And the moos* moved
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      Mobile X-ray
      38 5 singapork Bal The FATA mobile X-rav unit will be auuioned at the community hall. Block 46-1. Tanglln Halt Road, from Mondav to June 2. excluding weekends and puhlic Imliday». from 530 pm to 9 p.m. daily
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      Queen contest
      27 5 RINOAPOHK s. The Buklt Puniarii: citizens' ronlultntlT* ronm •<■ hold beaut v queen ronf National Dav «e»*k In a« part of \hr Repuhlti v annlvemarv celebratl
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      $100,000 TEXTILES CHARGE
      83 5 $100,000 TEXTILES CHARGE SINGAPORE Sat I.m Iciik Kern. s;i, of Loroni Chuan. has been charged with dishonestly receiving $100,000 worth of textile stolen from the Port of Singapore Authority. Tan la alleged to have committed the offence on J .lv 10 at 7 a.m. at River Valley Road tie has
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      New school
      30 5 SINGAPORE. Bal Hip Parliamentary Secretary to the '■i for Cult we Inche Bhaari ladin. will open the Bennett Road secondarv Mhool In Upprr East Coast Road on Mh
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      Zip tax off
      31 5 KINGAPORK. Bal Hi' Government today removed the fluties of cue rent i»er liu ii and .id valorem on Mide or /ip (•ataoan and pi slide or rip fasten'-
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      No Kiwi band
      21 5 BINOAPORI Bat I Ro\al New Zealand Infant!? Regimental Band'i pcrfornuuice NU( Ri'i liie Re-pnoir tomorrow has been cancelled
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      Plastic pail will do as dustbin
      180 5 Plastic pail will do as dustbin CINUAPORE. Sat. The Ministry of Health does not insist on house holders' having dustbins made of metal as long as they arc of "the right >izc and have covers. A dustbin should have a capacity of not lan than onc-and-a-half cubic feet and not
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      Band display
      20 5 BIMOAPORK Bal The People's Association Rand will perform .u Hie Botanic Garden* tomorrow from p.m. to 6 pm
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      123 20 Delhi sorrow over tension YLW DKI.III, Sat.— y The Deputy Minister for External Affairs, Mr. Surendra p;il Singh, today expressed in Parliament Hie Indian Government's sorrow thai racial tension slum!'.! have buill ii|» in Malaysia, country which had 1 1; ileavoured i<> esl ib lisli a multi-racial nation. S[>Mkme iii
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      Gretna Green: Elopers halt!
      37 20 EDINBURGH Scotland*. Sat. Runaway marriage* at Scot.retna Green, a haven tor couples, may be halted aoon. The Uie border from England, has long d vuung lovers because g requirement* are lesstringent than under
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      17th victim
      25 20 SAPPORO. Sal —Hit otiay of the 17th and la-t miner killed In Fridays ■-•ident ■t U> Suhitomo Coal Mining Co was recovered todav.
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      Crowds pack Bank of China
      372 20  -  JOSEPH YEO. Both to listen and to sign support By SINGAPORE, Sat— The B;mk of China w;is packed to capacity today us hundreds of people jammed its premises in Battery Road to hear "political broadcasts" over its public address system for the second day running.
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      APPOINTMENT LETTER FOR VEERAPAN
      98 20 APPOINTMENT LETTER FOR VEERAPAN PENANG. Sat. The Governor. Tun Syed Shell Barakbah. today pn'M-nted Mr. V Veerapan State Assemblyman for Sungei Bakap. with his i letter of appointment as a State Executive Council- lor Immediately after receiving his authority. Mr. Vecrapan took the oath of office and allegiance and oath
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      Student clash
      32 20 BERKELEY. (California i. Sat. More Hutu i.500 National Gu.ircl-inrn and police krpi a firm grin on this um\ rooty i-ity today after hultmt; thousands of student donooatraton at bayonet point
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      TENGKU IS URGED: LET ALL OPPOSITION LEADERS GO ON TELEVISION WITH YOU TO CALL FOR ORDER, CO-OPERATION
      625 20 TENGKU IS URGED: LET ALL OPPOSITION LEADERS GO ON TELEVISION WITH YOU TO CALL FOR ORDER, CO-OPERATION KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. Gerakan Ra'ayat chairman. Dr. Syed Hussein Alatas, said today that leaders of all political parties should bo allowed to appear with the Prime Minister over television requesting the people to
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      R.I. partners
      28 20 JAKARTA Bal delegation ol busini Nationalist China arrives In Jakarta on Monday to look into poalbUltiM of exploiting forest products In joint venturer with Indonesian partners.
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      178 5 amii iiiiiiiiuiiJl QjQ JLaJL^dtJafcli^i^^BHEa^Bß Miminimnia How to recognise an informatory double /wilN _T»-_ i .-i!*^!^^^ '/^S /IT 1$ AH IMfMtUTOHY BOutIf.JOUU.NOr UMN V^afaKam ft*-' r*W U^blb» I I PENAITr DOUIII IT IS SUSXS W*V OF V_Vy ■PfJiJ )\;,i T TfIUNG vou that SMf has At iiajt I3MIMTS ~^<*y£r 9X "m^m
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      136 6 MEN FIND NEW WAY to feel Young Ai wa «tow older Ifi onlr natnr»l that w« b«ain to alow down. But »om« people {row old faat»r than they ahnuld. Then they (eel weak. tired, tin,! It hard to keep worklnr and Mliiom set any fun out of life. I'ue to
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      376 7 ITmlmP'r foremostl WJL. <«w jmWH* B .af lii---*.-""J Mm\ ■k wm^^^m my uri' Jmr °**mtfHK&lmw±&t I mm*! if LH I C iaM (K. i ■■■■'^r ■m^t J '^^'^''^BaBBBBHr^ For the first time ever. Full Cream Milk in instant crystal form. Foremost Instant Crystals that dissolve like magic, even in cold
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      209 8 INDONESIA'S 2nd Presidenthis intimate biography published for the first time. J| fj I aV- 1m I Dr. O.G. Roeder. an eminent soc o« r^^^^^^Lj^^^fl mTl7_" I '°9' st discusses thoroughly aid L g 4MbbJB jk I aJMHI *i &r 1 I lucidly for the first time r ■HHHHP^H||HHHBBHtfHfIH|HH HH achievements
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      54 9 3 EXTRA SPECIALS FORTODAYONLY CANNED SUMMER BEEF PEACHES GOLD TA| instant Ctffu 29 „.$1.15 perb 80 $2.25 $1.00 I.IBBY Evaporated Milk per can 41c. WHITE WINGS Jelly -All Flavours 3 pkt. for 55c. WEBSTER'S Biscuits 9 varieties per pkt. 70c. N.Z. T-BONE STEAK per Ib. $2.50 DUTCH EDAM GOUDA Processed
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      217 9 "look- S» v Jjjptthisr< Now. at your store, you get a bar of New Green Palmolive soap, worth 35<fc, absolutely FREE when you buy a large-size tube of Colgate Dental Cream. This special offer is VZZ #C^* strictly limited, so buy rn| Ct M&E&^&^&c Colgate Dental Cream |TH TH is
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    RELIGIOUS ANNOUNCEMENTS
    11 10 PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SINCAuri I i m and mi a.:n.
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  • Leader Page
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      Sunday. May 18. 1969. WHAT YOU CAN DO
      314 10 Sunday. May 18. 1969. WHAT YOU CAN DO U/HAT can we do to help' That should be the thought in every Malaysian mind this morning. In a time of crisis there is something everybody can do to strengthen with popular support the effort being made to restore confidence to the
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      Dress rehearsal for the moon
      638 10  - Dress rehearsal for the moon RICHARD KILIAN 700,000 MILES TO SEA OF TRANQUILLITY BY APOLLO 10 BY NEW YORK Till-; COUNTDOWN has started A (.';ip Kennedy for the most ambitious and dangerous space tlinl'i ever -Apollo 10, today. If it succeeds! and lew doubt il in view of p;ist successes
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      The candidate who wants New York to become the 51st State
      695 10  -  ROBIN FSSER RY NIW YORK SATURDAY THE meeting was m an old hall oil Lexington Avenue In Manhattan. On the platform Pulitzer priae-win-ning novelist Norman Mailer, who is seeking election this autumn as the next Mayor ot New York.
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      You and your money..
      857 10  - You and your money.. WANG LAO WU By S) THS Sunday Tim«s seriei bo»ed on actual case histories (though »h« nomil or« tietitioui) that tells you what ordinary peopU ho*e dono with a little bit of e»tro money to moke their fortunes grow. A *eri«s y»u should cut out and
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      374 10 -utiEMfNIS IS* .r»S«»t(S EMCIttS BIRTHS CIUI SOO1 1 NCti. OEAINS (NCICIMINTS FUNERALS CKETIMGS IN MtMORIaM MARRIAGES MISSINC •(RSONAI rPC, REQUIEMS 1 REUNIONS lite Minimum S?f '»< 71 <MK«t. -idit.inil «iri J! N. I i btt alvertlSMMMlS Mtn'irum V i* l*r 15 >tfss. eick ni'tienji bt ceitt. Smln Times Bti Struct
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      316 10 Advertisement gaj nHßlaaßa ■vjBXfJBJ BJBJBJBI Be Proud of Your English You are Judged by the Way You Speak and Write Are you content with the Ideas fluently and attractway you speak and write? Art ively you Mire that you are not| The slU dy requireb out llttk making mistakes that
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      24 10 NEXT WEEK: What Hock Seng bought \The Sunday Time* regrets it is unable to enter into any correspondence on matter'; arising from this series].
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      324 11 HOW to INCREASE YOUR —^fhT" HEIGHT! 5 (=N|'>^ b«n»«tion«l R«»ul|» ol N««* //^W'.i Vf/r\ HtlttHT iNCRUst IRtAtMtNI C_*T 7*4 'I i II VIJU ow Hl a} ■te niAS nuwioiew *.<*.< il k\ incrWN vour aeißht oy a sunoie ir^l Iw N.iiur.ii Metiuia I liere aie no Orutts, j J "UmiK
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      202 11 M icusx 1 SftUll DOWN: 1 Badyei-cios 16); I Bio^ue T>; 11 j \V(jr»liir (5): 3 Colour («>; Affie^abie (9); 13 Bui 1 \«',iili iXt< vi^rsii iti 41 Jy I Commence o>; 8 Vctl r:e by knot- l6)i Lawful (5); 11 ting (1); 22 Large pill (br. 24 Clients (9>:
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  • NORWAY Sunday Times Special Feature
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        Norway keen to invest in region
        1223 12  -  Peter de Cruz Ayesha Harben By and Bid to gain foothold on S'pore and Malaysian markets X 1 ORWEGIAN industry has started taking more revolutionary steps than ever before to gain a foothold on the Malaysian and Singapore markets. Recently, a number of Norwegian
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        Biggest users of the Port of S'pore Authority
        674 12 i^ORWEGIAN ships are a familiar sight in Singapore waters. In fact. In terms of tonnage, they are the biggest users of the Port of Singapore Authority, apart from British and Japanese ships. Also, Norwegian shipping companies employ on an average some 2.000
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      Important role of shipping in Norway's economic and national growth
      889 13  -  Peter de Cruz been somewhat eclipsed, although the marked expansion in the aluminium Industry, where Norway is one of the world's major producers, tends to offset this. Shipping heads the export list for 1967, followed by aluminium, paper and carton,
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      80 12 Manufactures chemical cleaners and prophylactics for marine and industrial uses. We also perform all required chemical maintenance services. MAR-KEM (FAR EAST) LTD. 68, Jalan Benaan Kapal, Kallang Marine Industrial Site. Singapore K. Telephones: *****6-7-8. Head Office: Markem Drammen, Norway. Branches throughout USA, Scandinavia. Europe and South East Asia. HARRISONS CROSFIELD
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      64 12 I Salutations j to The Government and j j people of Norway on Their Constitution I Day j 1 from: MARINE SUPPLY CO., LTD. Ship Chandlers Motor Launch Owners 31, Winchester House, Collyer Quay, Singapore. Telephones: *****-*****-***** S NOR-MARINE PTE. LTD. SHIP'S TRAVELLING REPAIR SERVICE REPRESENTATIVES FOR SHIP'S EQUIPMENT EVE
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      167 13 GENERAL SUPPLIES CO., Sole Agents for Norsk Spraengstofindustri A/S Oslo, Norway Dynosol S 576 powered Phenolic resin glue for plywood industry -BSS 1203 WBP Dynorit powdered urea formaldehyde resin glue for plywood industry woodwork. Singapore Head Office: 51/125/151 Owen Road, Spore 8. Tel: ***** *****. Branch Office: 62, 2: Miles,
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      58 13 UNION MM AKSJESELSKAPET PAPER p OLLUM CO., LTD. FABRIKKER NORWAY NORWAY SUPPLIERS OF NEWSPRINT TO THE STRAITS TIMES PRESS (MALAYA) BERHAD EXCLUSIVE AGENT: ARNE VINSDAL. OSLO, NORWAY Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Government and people of Norway on Their Constitution Day Kwong Soon Engineering Co. Ltd., 2 Cavan Road,
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  • For Women
    • Shipshape! WOMEN, HOME AND FASHION... WOMEN
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        200 wins on the waves...
        332 14 200 wins on the waves STILL on the subject of the sea. let us take a look at how sails have served as more than just a simple pastime for a Singapore housewife. For Mrs. Dorothy Pollett. sailing Is a skill taken seriously; a fun sport which requires dexterity of
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        Going clown to the sea in style
        412 14 Going clown to the sea in style Pictures YOW YUN WOH. Model: MARIA FELTHAM. Clothe*: HILDAS. THE fashion tide is fast rushing in for the sea loving girl who wants to look her best on the waves, bringing willi it the trendies! sun and swim sets, brief bikinis and dazzling
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        Now a silk for all seasons.
        485 15  - Now a silk for all seasons ArEENAGER was overheard telling another al a shopping gallery here: 'Thank goodness Singapore is finally |)kklik in« something worthwhile." The girls were looking over display uf Khersf.ncsc silk, made in Singapore and named after the romantic Golden Chersonese a historic label for the Malay
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        My parents object—my girl sings in nightclubs
        596 15 My parents object— my girl sings in nightclubs MY GIRLFRIEND and I love each other very much, but my parents do not like her because she is a nightclub singer Shr has a guod voice and circumstances have forced her to earn her living this way. I haw thought of
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        WHAT'S NEW IN TOWN...
        210 15 ABOVE: Dig your feet happily into the tand with this pair of beach sandals. With rubber sole* and tied to the feet with ribbons, they can easily be packed into any bag. From Bat.i'i at $1. ABOVE The beauty rmphatis this week is on the eyes
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      681 14 Sweetie The Wo-id s nost exciting and exclusive Bras and Panti Girdles for Teenagers. aaaPt Be! WT^ AVAILABLE AT THE FOLLOWING DEALERS BOBS tat Coost R.-od, ngopora. CHAMMTA High Street, S"-ejopor* GOLDEN EVERETT DEPT. STORE ron Pork HILDAS «0 A -.-(>Of. LUCK TRADERS McLWANI'S SHANTI GARMENTS SHAMPY CO, Advertisement "NowlEvery
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      782 14 SEASON CONFECTIONERY offers New and Delicious Pastry (Crab Curry Puff it now on Silt!) *+z"** i j^^l^^aw ja^^^ Under highly unitary condition], rhouiandt of Delicious Curry Puffs ara baina mod* dally through our Modtrn Equipment. It includes th« us* of mora thon thirty kinds of ingreduntt. Tht) pnc« told it
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      90 15 Rosewood Furniture (ready made made-to-order) moru»oc.u-«( by. 3 I fciiff mum n *i inn iiinnr "*T4 SHOWROOM 4.OXLEY ROAD —rr^l I II SINGAPORE. 9 B til' Jl J lEI 323K B H 1* I Ull f^lXli Antiaue Screens >8R f\\ lil^^B Jade Carvings Ji JJL- JjK Rosewood Furniture *DE I
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      249 15 7 Fashion WITH matdenfbrnts g/o Confection Confection bra has whisper-thin fiberfill in the lacy cups for softness and shaping. Stretch where it counts at the midriff adds breathing ease, and a blend of Dacron, nylon and cotton at the back means cool comfort. Now in six luscious colours. Sizes A,
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      1457 16 I STAR of A% the WEEK t jj 01/fi "Sfor or fft<» W>e«c" fodaj/ ii M<s» Zse Zse Kon Singapore student j born May 21, 1952. (-<> MKVSXKI) into this new h» <ogr real friend*. Ignore >r.ir of life with a (ood them heart Uu will diarover that On the
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      478 16 j^S 4^*^^ f JtSST* I'M SURE \PU CAN i^ j|k I DCNT yfen (^^^^f^^^=^^K^^^3J^ CAH6Fr CHANCES OF VULJR j£ Bf MOV/' JUST REMEMBER WHEN WE 1 MOOf THE OLD ONES I YOO/Z OF COURSE! Tms\ AND WE WEEVEN^ 7 GAS... RELEASED REPORT fiANPIE THAT IT WAS Vi\\.\- JteMVtP US FOR
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      CAMERA CATCHES BEAT COP IN A BOUDOIR
      357 17 AFTER a lonflj time the screen brings to us a lilm which breaks away from the conventions of police stories dark, streets, raining nights and all that. "THE STRANGE AFFAIR", a hard hitting police drama, takes a critical look a how file law
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      Laugh as royalty robs a diamond
      152 17 ¥TS hard to pick out A any one quality, as "the strength of this film "DIAMONDS M >K BREAK FAST" which is as it should be. One reason is because it is a fa.«t comedy -thriller loaded with humour. The script Is excellent, ingenuously
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      THE THEATRE
      506 17 THE title role In Johann Strau.vs's well-know n opereita "The Olpfc) Baron." which open.s at the Victoria Theatre on May 29. ii being handled by Pong Hoe Ben« who gave a delightful interpretation of "Curly" in "Oklahoma" last year. Once cgain he Ii playing opposite Patricia Smith who
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      53 17 n bm r^^**T aßs^BsS*'M4^^ i 'ikT^^*'' i V'ip |^'^'^^^MrHHß ic LDI ll >> I El ijf I In Ei V^l^^^^^^BvfaVMMifNKtMv^^ f ■io ■^T4aV^^^k^^^^^^^^K^K^«MkgA^ki^ajß^BaJMajßßßßjliH I Ql G]G]G]G]G]G]G]ElH]E]G]G]E]E]E]B]G]G]gg B] i^rairPTl]TffißfiTnivqirin|jt'ii;ii^ TODAY- 1 -330 7 STATION HOTEL KEPPEL ROAD SPORE-2 Tel: *****1 3 lines All Rooms Air-Conditioned with Modern Facilities TARIFF CHARGES:Smgle: $18/-
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      174 17 t^M B HURRY' HURRY! wR. Your Last Chance ij^S^^B^ To See !r Pj b R QUEL WELCH I ■^■^kk^^flfli performing her qrcat S^^L Bw^ Showering act! ■F 11 am, 1.30, 4, 6 30 9 30 pm, w ICH 20tn cJIM BROWN RAQUEL WELCH BURT REYNOLDS c ttk ca 1 OPENS
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  • Sport
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      Doubles for Chor Yau and Kay Sine
      87 18 ll> I K.\\< is K(tl I .ill Of Junl« the ith .sinu:)adminton title ;it ard Road last In the syuad h Ong when he rouDle Pl UP tO But Upset t i minutes ed up eck to They tMman Mattar Leong Kay •j
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      Cambodian Hy Ny in singles last four
      207 18 HY NY of Cambodia reached the men's singles semi -finals of the Singapore hardcourt tennis championships at Tanglin Club yesterday. He beat Amir Leow 6-3. fi-1 In the quarter-finals and will now meet second-seedea T B. Kim. who entered the semifinals by beating
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      Lock icon Rain to rescue of HK Army
      473 18 RAIN suved Ihe visiting Hong Kong Army cricketers from defeat by Singapore (ricket Club in their one day friendly match on the Padang yesterday. SCC piled up 1',4 in 187 minutes and when rain stopped play 40 minutes before stumps the tourists had lost
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      Walkovers in Div. 1
      124 18 'T'HE FA. of Singapore* First Division competition suffered its first walkovers when two teams did not turn up for their matches. At Geylang Stadium, titlebidders Hamilton wan awarded the points when their opponent* Jti.ior A. A. failed to turn. The o-.her walko\rr was at Jalan Besar
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      Aussie soccer results
      401 18 SYDNEY. Sat. Results of Australian League soccer matches played today: NSW SOI TH WALES NORTH DIV. 1 Adamstown 6 Cessnock 1; Newcastle 1 Toronto 0. NEW SOITH WALES FEDrKATION DIT. 1— MellU 0 Prague 1; Yugal o Auburn I. NEW SOf»M WALES FEDERATION DIV. 2— Bankstown 3
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      Bare-foot Hwee springs a surprise
      200 18  -  ERNEST FRIDA By I ONG jumper Ng Hwee of Bukit Panjang provld- ed the first shock on the opening day of the Bukit Timah District Schools athletics championships at Chinese High School yesterday. Hwee, Jumping In bare feet, beat the favourite. Low Siok ChinK. with
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      Wyelin sets mark
      133 18 Wyelin sets mark In the girls' section, formldable rgs with l 7 points. i3 .iiid morrow. Mi'i'iiii iteeptecbaai 1 i Lung Jump: 1 1 1 Goli I Hlonrf 19(1 4 Diaeas: l Yip Jin Klat 2 Jnnmie Lee 3 H"n^ H' liiu-ion Shot Put: 1 Goh Hock Oblong 2 Yap
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      Award for Wai Leong
      171 18 perfon ard when ha iew record of 174: a at the Rallies institution athletic meet at Bras Basah Road yesterday. C lass 1 results 100m: Yap Bern; I g Kok Wan 3 Than Hoi Pen* li > (equals rer>: 2(inm: 1 Yhji Ben 2 Wour Kok
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      SELECTION
      144 19 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1 PHAR PAL Skipalong Ramon* HKJPALONG Phar Pal Syndicate PHAR PAL Tinifi Harapan Skipalong Rut I Mo Ml HOLSE Mastrel Boy Ohmpic Flame SMOKO Green Son OuUpoken MM II (I Theatre Cireen Son Kace 1 I (MIN>HI INU Noble Jones Dendrobium MMll I
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      Yakin to win Bukit Timah Cup
      733 19  -  ESPOM JEEP By VAKIN is expected to continue his winning run in the lOf Bukit Timah Cup (Race 5) today. The four-year-old New Zealand gelding scored his sixth win in 12 starts when he beat a Class 3 top division field over 8f last
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      1263 19 RACE l: I. IS— CUM 3, Div. 2. (55.500) 6f 1 Ob rACiIIC LUUUb (UC lauj oamsun i It U A>u*«di t 4420U SLAKLtI fbL-scL g (Tjong 4t Cham rifi Ureua 4 UU ftvaidi j 8 4 TIMUUI HAKAJ'A.N 111 a (AUUncc) E Donnelly i 814 Kov a
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