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4 Tlw Uity Mw lwWW, Hay 29, Wl' I fi tf I WORLD NEWST 1 Merchant, Banking SENIOR EXECUTIVES sign Kussia, Egypt. pact on arms at "wr i lB mm ir8Mii.M.wa! niMMimn ii CAIRO, Friday. President Podgorny of the Soviet Union and President Sadat of Egypt signed a treaty in Cairo yesterday pledging the Soviet Union to continue its military help to Egypt "to stand up to aggression." Due to growth In business activities, major overseas-backed merchant banking group seeks tenior executive to participate In the manage-ment and development of its Australia-wide operations. Familiarise- Hon with the Company's activities will be provided in Sydney, with a view to eventual interstate appointment as Branch Managers, although senior administrative positions in the Sydney Head Office may also be available. Each Manager will ba responsible for the day-to-day conduct of hit branch's activities.

His work will centre around1 lending to and investment in medium and large developmental projects, t.vi. ttv He will need to understand local and overseas funding, bill market" operations, and security analysis, and be able to use bis knowledge to professionally formulate and submit proposals. Formal qualifications in Commerce, Economics or Business Administration, together with appropriate financial experience are preferred, and he should be able to point to a record of success' in administration. Preferred age range is 35-45. Salaries be negotiated to attract the right men, probably initially in the range 15,000 per annum.

Superannuation is available after a qualifying period, and there are attractive fringe benefits. well as increasing its ability to stand up to aggression in seneral. The treaty also included articles on -friendship and co-operation in political, Ref. NH809 economic, scientific, teen-nological and other fields. The communique said the treaty continued the promotion and consoli dation of Soviet-UAR rela tions "based on the prin ciples of non-interference The Soviet newsagency Tass reported the 15-year clause of the treaty and gave details of the military aid.

According to Tass, the treaty "In the interests of strengthening the defence capacity of the United Arab Republic, the parties will continue to develop cooperation in the military field on the basis of appropriate agreements between them, "Such co-operation will provide specifically for assistance in the training of the UAR military personnel, in mastering the armaments and equipment supplied to the United Arab Republic, with a view to strengthening its capacity to eliminate the consequences of aggression, as in each others' internal affairs." Escorted by Yeomen of the Guard tba "Beef-; eaters'' of the Tower of London the Qoeea walks from the Queen's House to the Chapel-f Royal Inside the walls of the Tower. She wai accompanied by the Constable of the Tower, Field Marshal Sir Richard Hull, centre left ta the picture, to the chapel where she an Evensong service. The communique said KENNEDY GLAMOUR AT GALA OPENING the two sides placed par ticular emphasis on the "dangerous situation'' in the Middle East crisis as a result of what it called Is Headmaster NEWINGTON COLLEGE Stanmore, N.S.W. raeli Imperialist aggression 'i There was some criti against Egypt and other cism of the austere out Land investment in Arab States. ward appearance of the rectangular marble ins, but almost, unami NOWRA It stressed that Israel's stance, which depends on US support, is that of "the aggressor which tries to mous praise from last night's guests for the City of the Future usurp Arab territories occupied after the June, 1967 war." The Centre ithe largest and costliest memorial The two sides also ever built to a US Presi US-Russian chess game adjourned emphasised that Israel's re We have been asked to assist in the selection of a Headmaster for Sydney's Methodist Great Public School for boys.

The main School is situated in twenty acres at Stanmore, and there is also a Preparatory School at Lindfield; both are Sydney suburbs. The total enrolment is approximately 1,000 day pupils and boarders, ranging from Preparatory to Matriculation classes. There is a staff of approximately sixty masters. People with suitable academic qualifications and experience are invited to write for more information about the School and the conditions of appointment dent houses an opera house, a concert hall, a jection of all proposals for theatre and cinema. Afl you need for larit) Investment Iri a city which Will grow from 5,000 to 100,000 people Is $230,00.

Nowra, situated In the heart of the beautiful Shoalhaven Shire, is on the brink of the greatest' growth boorri In Its history. The State Planning Auth ithat the propossd steel works, tha nuclear' power station and other industries will increase the population six times by the turn ot the -r a settlement of the Middle-East crisis, and her refusal to withdraw from the occu It stands only a short distance from a memorial late president and matriarch of the Kennedy family described the evening as Other guests included almost all the members of the Kennedy family, including Senator Edward Kennedy last of the Kennedy brothers and Mrs Kennedy, widow of Senator Robert Kennedy. The most notable absentee was the late president's widow, Mrs Jacqueline Onassis, who sent her apologies and said she hoped to attend the theatrical opening of the centre next September. One of the most startling costumes was worn by one of John Kennedy's sisters, Mrs Patricia Lawford, who had on shiny, silver hot pants. President Nixon did not attend, but his daughter Julie was there with her husband, Mr David Eisenhower, grandson of the late President Eisenhower, WASHINGTON, Friday.

The glamour and sparkle' of the Kennedy years returned to Washington for an evening last night at the. gala opening of the John F. Kennedy Centre for the Performing Arts. About 3,500 people drank and danced into the early hours of today in the monumental new building that will be a permanent memorial to the late president. Washington had seen nothing like it since the Camelot days when John Kennedy was president.

The guests paid up to $US100 ($89) each to attend the champagne and strawberries gala, watch a fireworks display and be among the first to take a' look inside the huge marble music-and-dance centre now nearing completion at a cost erf $US70 million ($62 million). Mrs Rose Kennedy, widowed mother of the to another President mur pied Arab territories was "a confirmation of her ex dered in office, Abraham VANCOUVER, Friday. Bobby Fischer of the United States and Mark Taimanov of the Soviet Union adjourned the fifth game of their world chess Lincoln. pansionist policy." In Tel Aviv, the Israeli Ref. NH810 Foreign Minister, Mr Eban said today Israel was wait The only other Presidents for whom major memorials have been built are George Washington quarter-final match last night on the 42nd move.

ing to near what tne united States thought about the It was the fifth ad and Thomas Jefferson. Cairo communique. Proceeds from ticket sales will be used to make Mr Eban was speaking Hist before his departure low-price seats available for the vouroi, elderly and for a goodwill tour of journed game of the match. It will be continued today. Fischer, who leads 4-0, needs one-and-a-half points to advance to the elimination series being played to pick a challenger for world champion Boris Spassky of the Soviet Union.

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Whether you buy purely as an Investment; or whether you build a home which we can finance for you (to approved purchasers only) (remember you are only a few miles from the beautiful unspoiled South Coast beaches) you are assured of capital "-appreciation. Only real estate offers you the trust security against inflation, and this land must be one of the best Investments available for a capital outlay JPJ jUSt $230.00, fl-i- 'J Phone our Svdnev office now. or drive down thta i Our Representative will be at St. Annes Street on the Estate both.Saturday and Sunday from 9.30-5 00 pirn. i Africa.

"The decision and the responsibility now rest on Egypt," he said. (AAP-Reuter) public in September. (AAP-Reuter) Manager MONEY MARKET $12,000, claim Queen A veB connected muld-national with majority Australian spay Dean on remand JOHANNESBURG, Fri owwnuip Mcuni an expenenesa idu io eauoufa, mauag ana strait money market finance a Ransom demand for UK consul Position: The appointee will be required to carry out the function! necessary to commence a money-market operation, development of systems and procedures, and operate on a national scale. Initially, he will nersonauv nromote ODDortunities and conduct dealings in the day. The Anglican Dean of Johannesburg, the Very 'truly regal cheek' Reverend Gonville ffrench Beytagh, 59, was formally remanded today for a further month on i i From T.

S. MONKS, "Herald" Correspondent charges under South" NOWRA Junction st. must be a much wealthier woman than she was at her MEET accession. BUENOS AIRES, Friday. 1 he People Revo ST.

ANNES "On top of all this, and short term money The position' offers excellent opportunities for future advancement for the successful candidate whose responsibilities will expand with the Location: Head Office, Sydney. Qualifications: The position calls for experience and qualifications in the financial area. Tertiary qualifications would be helpful but are not a requisite, and a knowledge of the Australian money market is essential. Maturity of experience is more important than age and will be the deciding factor in the appointment. Salary: The appointee will be free to discuss -his salary requirements but it will be in the vicinity of the above figure, however, the final figure will be commensurate with the responsibilities of.

the position. In addition, superannuation benefits will available. Reasonable expenses and removal allowance will be paid. Ref.NH994 unlike any other multi millionairess, the expansion GBEENWELL POINT RD, lutionary Army, who abducted British honorary consul Stanley Sylvester last Sunday, last night demanded a 25 million peso ransom for his ill ll ItAI'I of her private fortune has been accelerated by public tax privileges privileges granted to her precisely be Africa's Suppression of Communism Act. The prosecuting counsel requested a remand until June 30, which, he said, would be the last such remand.

A full indictment, including further charges would be laid against the Dean on that date. At present the Dean is accused of taking part in the activities banned organisations and possessing pamphle's concerning banned organisations. He is onR5.0:M)($A6.2l5)hail.; (AAP-Reuter) 1 1. liiivuicu freedom. cause she is not a private person.

Yet she still asks A communique setting out lor more. the demand was found in 159 Kent Street, Sydney 276101. Coniunctton Agents: KINGS REAL ESTATE (Nowra) PTY. LTD. Rosario at the entrance of "One has to admire her a shop opposite the local truly regal cheek." newspaper premises.

The message said the ran The Select Committee to examine the Queen's request was set up by the House of Commons last Mr Crossman of her income she pays no income tax. "She appears to pay no surtax whatever. "The Queen, in short, is the beneficiary of a complex system of tax privileges and exemptions. som would be used to buy food and other goods for Rosario's shanty-town week. There are 17 mem dwellers.

bers under the chairman It alsrf demanded that the ship of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr Antho largely US-owned Swift meat packing plant in Ro Outstanding ny Barber. sario, ot wnicn Mr syl which has never been fully disclosed, but whose value to her in terms of hard vester is the manager, reinstate all dismissed workers and grant better cash must be enormous. LONDON, Friday. The left-wing weekly the "New Statesman" has described as "truly regal cheek" the Queen's plea for a pay rise for herself and members of her family. In an article published yesterday, the magazine said a pay claim for dustmen was an attempt "to hold the nation to ransom" but a pay claim from the Queen was termed "Her Majesty's most gracious message." A "New Statesman" spokesman said the unsigned article was the work of Mr Richard Crossman, the editor.

He is a former minister in the Labour Government; and a Privy Councillor. The article, which has been given the widest publicity in British newspapers today, argues that account should be taken of the pueen's private wealth and income, and the extent to which her income is free of tax. It comes as the Select Committee appointed by the House of Commons to look' -into the Queen's request begins its work. The request by the Queen, in a message to Parliament last week, was for. a review of the Civil List the 475,000 ($1.02 million) allowance paid to her annually by the State.

The article said: Queen is not a private person, nor is she treated as such. The bulk of her wealth is not subject to death duties. On much Management Accountant Around $9,000 required for a well established group engaged in service operations throughout Australia. Location: Sydney. Position: Responsible for '-V' I.

'u "The only thing private about it is the element of working conditions. concealment. Spanish, award for journalist China tie 'The Queen, in fact, is trying to get it both ways. HONG KONG. China pressurised, to judge by his ill-judged public utterance on this subject, by the yesterday announced the establishment of diplomatic relations with Austria group financial planning, administration and evaluation: supervision of group secretarial and accounting functions; development of branch cost accounting, budgetary control and management information systems and associated organisational Opportunities in Research and Development (SYDNEY) The A.C.I.

Technical Centre Pty. Limited was established in 1963 to provide a service In the Company to ensure that and processes meet a standard of excellence, oday It is one of the premier R.tYD functions in Australia providing not only internal service but also consulting to a wide range of other companies. i To maintain and expand this service we require two senior JJuke of Edinburgh. "She complains, cor effective from today, thus consolidating its diplo MADRID, Friday. Miss Kate Webb, who recently spent 23 days as a captive of Communist troops in Cambodia, was awarded the Honour Bow of the World Peace Crosier for rectly, that inflation has diminished the value of the fixed public income matic loot hold in Europe, Sex bar '-J awarded on her accession.

She wants it increased. "But she-, wants the increase made without tak Bravery by the Spanish SAN FRANCISCO. -i-The i. Conditions: Salary to be negotiated ardund $9,000 per annum. Usual executive privileges and superannuation are available on appointment.

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VJ-, Ref. War Correspondents Asso ciation yesterday. ing into consideration her California State Supreme Court has ruled unconstitutional a 36-year-old law which forbids women Miss. Webb. 27, is the first war correspondent to receive the Honour Bow, which has been won in the past by such world figures people in our urganie Materials Department Plastics Section Lewder Plastic from being bartenders.

Rolf's club resources in her, private "Yet these resources have increased much faster than the rise in prices." Saying that the Queen inherited private assets conservatively valued at 50-million ($107 million), the article maintained that, she as Mr Winston cnurcniii, Cardinal Spellman, Emperor. Haile Selassie of Ethiopia and Egyptian LONDON. Australian President Nasser. entertainer Rolf Harris will open a night club in Malta decorated with his own murals on June 4. West Irian aid Replies: Please write: Mr.

T. J. Hubner, quoting reference Nos. NH809 and NH994. to Mr.

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In Chemistry who Is keen to start a career In Plastics research would be suitable. We consider these as Important positions and salaries and conditions will attract those who have the potential to move ahead with a progressive Applications should be addressed to: Director ol Research and Development Spotlight on SST'S MANILA. The Asian Bank has agreed to provide cal assistance to Indonesia for electric power development, in Wes tlrian, begin ning with a generation project for two northern coastal towns. Ceylon rebels They hbped it would be In use by airlines in the Far East and Pacific by 1973 The Tupolev can carry 130 to 150 passengers, flies at 1,560 miles an hour and carries a price tag Of about SUS20 million ($18 million). The Concorde can carry up to 140 passengers, flies at 1,450 miiei an hour and sells for $US2 million ($25 million), (AAP) PARIS, Friday.

The Paris Air Show opened yesterday with the Anglo-French Concorde and Soviet Tupolev 114 supersonic transports in co-starring roles. Mr Henri Ziegler, president of the Aerospatiale Company that built the French Concorde, said TU114 Would be first to enter commercial service. The West would have to work hard lo narrow the gap in the SST race, he aid. The US pavilion at Le Bourget where Charles Lindbergh landed 44 years ago this month was unfinished because of changes caused by Congress dropping the American SST. Workmen yesterday were altering the building to erase any mention of SSTs.

Mr Ziegler said in an interview that Soviet aviation experts who flew in with the Tupolev told him it Would be in service inside Russia late thit year or early next year. COLOMBO. Two terror Australian Consolidated Industries Limited lata were killed and oral arrested at Ensel- watte In south Ceylon on Wednesday when they 813 bowling Street '-i 2017 tried to attack a Radio Ceyton transmitting station earlier held by rebels..