The Straits Times, 12 September 1970

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times tstd. 1845 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1970. 15 CENTS KD.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Lock icon So Ali— said: Let my fiancee go too, or I stay with her
    311 1 So Ali said: Let my fiancee go too, or I stay with her BEIRUT. Fri. COON after dawn two Arab guerillas brought a basket of fresh eggs on board. About an hour later a guerilla with a machinegun across his back announced that all Arab passengers were free to go.
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    Lock icon US Fleet on the move off Lebanon
    193 1 US Fleet on the move off Lebanon NAPLKS (Italy), Fri. A spokesman for the U.S. Sixth fleet refused to reveal the fleet's location following reports from Beirut that American warships were cruising off the coast of Lebanon. "All comment on disposition and movement will have to come out of the
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    Drinking feat
    33 1 NEWCASTLE. Frl. Newcastle university student Chris Law son claimed a world record yesteraay when he drank three and a half pints of beer in two minutes while standing on his head.
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    Ordeal over?
    774 1 Commandos' Central Committee orders transfer of hostages AMMAN, Friday THE ordeal seems almost over for 270 hostages held by Palestinian commandos in three hijacked planes at a desert airstrip near here. The first batch of 40 hostages is reported to have left the three hijacked airliners this afternoon
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    RAF mystery flight
    53 1 LONDON. Fri. A RAF Comet jet left a military base on the outskirts of London today on a mystery mission which officials immediately denied had any- thing to do with the transport of captured Arab commando Leila Khaled Reports said the plane carried food, and medicines. Its
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    While envoy Cross waits and —waits
    366 1 While envoy Cross waits and —waits By SOH TIANG KENG CINGAPORE, Fri. A J U.S. helicopter today landed on the Padang in blazing afternoon sunshine by mistake. Time: 3 p.m.— and the vast deserted green was suggestive of seista time. But this unusual sight of the whirlybird squatting in the
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    Lock icon Flights resumed
    25 1 FRANKFURT. Frl. The West German Lufthansa Airlines today resumed regular service to Beirut and Cairo, temporarily discontinued last night, a spokesman .'aid UPI.
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    Lock icon Blaze kills 12 in family
    532 1 Blaze kills 12 in family AGONY OF FATHER WHO JUMPED TO SAFETY TAMPIN, Friday JHIRTEEN people 12 of then from the Pang family perished when fire gutted their home in the bear! of this Negri Sembilan town at H a.m. today. The father of the family, 67-year-old Mr. Pang Nyit
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    Lock icon Four killed in tanker blast
    56 1 Four killed in tanker blast RANGOON. Fri. Four people were killed today in an explosion aboard the 980-ton Burmese oil tanker Yenan. According to first reports, one crewman was also seriously injured in the blast which occurred while welding operations were being carried out on the vessel berthed here. No
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    Lock icon BUSES OFF TO DESERT TO PICK HOSTAGES
    94 1 BUSES OFF TO DESERT TO PICK HOSTAGES AMMAN. Fri. FmUh. big. fest Palestine fuerilte croup, seat bnari out to desert airstrip under armed escort tonifht to brine hijacked hostages to capital, Fatah source* said. WASHINGTON. Fri.—Commando* havr rxtrnded ultimatum deadline "indefinitely", it was announced heie today. AMMAN, rri Si\«v-t»o women
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      6 1 LUSAKA SUMMIT ENDS: SEE PAGE 13
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    New jobs scheme for 'pirates'
    408 2 REGISTRATION TO START SOON THK Government will soon introduce v scheme to register pirate tuxi operators for job conversion under the reorganisation of the motor transport service. A first progress report on the reorganisation for last month issued today said officials of the ministries of
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    GIRL COPS ON DUTY AT THE WATERFRONT SOON
    131 2 GIRL COPS ON DUTY AT THE WATERFRONT SOON SINGAPORE. Fri. Women cops will soon patrol the waterfront for the fir>t time since the port's police force came into being 20 years ago. This latest move to recruit women into the force is to speed up the checking of female suspects
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    Inconsiderate driver fined
    48 2 SINGAPORE. Fri Tay Kok Meng of Crawford Stree l was fined $70 for speeding between 53 to 58 m.p.h. along Nlcoll Highway where the speed limit li 40 mph He was fined another $120 for driving his car without reasonable consideration lor other road users.
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    'Driftwood among the blooms' at flower display...
    339 2 'Driftwood among the blooms' at flower display... By CHEW LEE CHINQ SINGAPORE. Fri. You could call him "a thorn among roses." But the Bishop of Singapore, the Right Rev. Chiu Ban It. who found himself this afternoon the only man among YIP women on the ceremonial dais for the opening
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    GURKHA VC TO MEET DEFENCE YIP
    107 2 CINGAPORE. Fri. Cor- poral Rambahadur Limbu. the British Army's only serving holder of the Victoria Cross in Singapore, will be one of the soldiers to meet Mr. Lan Gilmour, Parliamentary Undersecretary of State for Defence for the Army, when Mr. Gilmour visits units in
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    A nightmare that Pang will have till death
    99 3 pOR 67-year-old Mr. Pang Nyit Chik (cer.tiei. it will be a nightmare he will nave every nii-'ht for the rest of his life. He lost his 40-year-old wife and 11 children and grandchildren In a fire that gutted his six-room wooden house
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    Seletar is top choice for Air Academy
    349 3 Seletar is top choice for Air Academy SINGAPORE. Prl. Singapore's proposed air academy is likely to be in S«letar airfield, which now boftm a partly-Govern-ment owned aviation company, and the Air Technical Training School of the Sinuap >re Armed Forces (SAF>. It is believed that if Seletar for some reason
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    Lock icon LEE VISITS ZAMBIA'S BOTANIC GARDENS
    125 3 LUSAKA. Fri. Prime Minister Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore. whose speech was considered by delegates as one of the best of the non-aliened summit, \isited Zambia's botanic gardens t<>d.i\ An aide MM the Prime Minister planned to fly to It ii i > ,1.1.1111 T.iri7.tni
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    Man who lost arm in blast overjoyed with job at AMI
    253 3 Man who lost arm in blast overjoyed with job at AMI SINGAPORE. Fri. A "windfall" was how a too happy forwords Mr. Koh Kura Seng today described the Associated Motor Industries' otter of a job. starting on Monday. Kum Seng. 32. the exbadmintun ace who lost his It ft hand
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    It's now MINDEF and NOT the MID
    123 4 It's now MINDEF and NOT the MID SINGAPORE. Fri. The telephone operator said politely "Good afternoon MINDEF no sir it ts nor a wrong number, just the new uame for the Defence Ministry." The new short fora lor the new ministry which used to be MID came after the oplittinj?
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    Crane brings down a scanner
    197 4 SINGAPORE. PH. Kngineers and workmen spent live hours this morning dismantling the seven-year-old surveillance radar on top of a hangar at Pay a Lebar jirport. Helping in the operation was a .'ihiii. crane and several trolleys, uhith carted away the fiveton radar equipment. The work.
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    Self-contained units with all amenities
    397 4 HDB FLATS FOR GRACIOUS LIVING SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore will ?oon build flats for '•gracious living". Mr. Teh Cheng Wan. chief executive of the Housing Development Board said today. The stage would soon be set for the third flve- year housing plan, and the new flats
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    Court told of $1,900 haul by hawker
    94 4 Court told of $1,900 haul by hawker SINGAPORE. Fri When hawker Pang Gek Poh. 18. broke into a businessman's flat while the man slept, his haul was only a pair of trousers. But. a court heard today they contained 1.500 and a watch which cost $430. Senior Inv?ctoi Joseph Low.
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    New salaries in November
    59 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. All government servants In Divisions One to Three, who accept the Suffix n Commission's recommendations, rtn expect to draw the new salaries by the end of November. Pa\ment of arrears of salaries. which Is retrospective to last Jan 1 is expected to be
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    Money show
    34 4 SINGAPORE Fil— The Singapore Numismatic Association and the National Library will Jointly hold a competitive »x--hlbltton of coins, notes and curio money among members at the library from Dec. 16 to 19.
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    Depression
    146 4 Cross-examined by Mrs. Ong's counsel. Mr. Joseph Hoo. Ong agreed that he was in love with another woman, but denied she was carrying his child. He also agreed that on one occasion his wife found him with the woman in an Ipoh hotel, but denied that he had pleaded
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    GERMANS WILL BRING CASH, KNOW-HOW
    114 4 SINGAPORE. Pri— Glasses clinked and the toast at a lunch at Cuscaden House today was for more German cash to flow Into Singapore > The luncheon was given by the Singapore Manufaci turers Association to welI come the new West German Ambassador. Dr. Wllhelm Loeer.
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    Man who changed his mind after divorce suit
    143 4 Man who changed his mind after divorce suit AN oil refinery foreman withdrew a divorce petixx tion against his wife in the High Court today after one-and-a-half-days' hearing. The decision was taken in chambers and the reason was not disclosed. Ong Bci:k Chuang, 33. decided to withdraw the petition, whii-h
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    SINGAPORE. Fnday
    41 4 was also worried If th« woman was pregnant, would he have complained of the same nine.— "Yes". Dismissing the petition. Mr. Justice Kulasekaram told Ong: "In the circumstances 1 think this is the best course for you to take."
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    Driver fined
    36 4 SINGAFORE. Fri —Bus driver Anc Boon Hian was fined $150 today for driving without consideration for other road users on Oct. 17. last year, at th« junction of Bras Ba.-ali Road and Victoria Street.
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    $1.6 mil cargo claim settled by consent
    479 5 $1.6 mil cargo claim settled by consent EACH PARTY TO PAY ITS OWN COSTS SINGAPORE, Friday J^ $1.6 MILLION cargo claim against a Panamanian shipping company owners of the motor vessel Migiri, was settled by consent between the parlies in the High Court today. Mr. Michael Kerr, Q.C. told Mr.
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    The careless motorist
    47 5 SINOAPORE Frl— Ng Chong Keo of Jalan Hwl Yon was fined 8150 today for driving without care and attention along Paya Lebar Road on Feb. 27. H* was turning left Into a petrol kiosk when he collided Into k motorcycle on his near side
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    New flats
    28 5 BINOAPORE Frl The JuroiiK Town Corporation is to build two blocks of 20-storey luxury flats (or business executives Contractors may submit building quotations before Sept. S3.
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    Hurt boy awarded $10,000
    82 5 Hurt boy awarded $10,000 SINGAPORE. Fri. Schoolboy Ramli bin Ahmad. 10, seriously Injured in a car accident, was awarded $10,000 damages in a consent judgment at the High Court today. Mr. Ho Ung Tuck, for Ramli, said the boy was at a roadside stall when he was hit by a
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    ALL-BLUE FOR AIRPORT POLICE
    107 5 ALL-BLUE FOR AIRPORT POLICE SINGAPORE, Fri. If all sues well, Singapore airport police will discard their "colonial" uniforms and don the smart aJI-blue garb of their police counterparts by the end of this year. Mr. ('hrone Pak Chow, Director of Civil Aviation said today: "Consideration had been given to changing
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    Colours for 'mercy1 choppers
    72 5 Colours for 'mercy 1 choppers SINGAPORE. Fri. The well-known Far East Air Force "mercy mission" squadron. Squadron 103 (Helicopter) based at RAF Changi, will receive its colours at a ceremony at Changi on Sept. 18. The ceremony will start at 8.30 a.m. Present will be the Commander of PEAK, Air
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    Quality in goods we make our aim, say business leaders
    234 5 - CINGAPORE, Fri. J Local businessmen today criticised a remark T>y Airs. R. K. Kaul, director of the recent. Indian trade and industrial exhibition. She had said yesterday that local businessmen were more concerned about profits than the quality of goods
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    Violin recital
    17 5 SINGAPORE. Frl— Celebrated Italian violinist Alfredo Campoll will give a recital O n Oct. 4.
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    Austrian delegation coming to look at local goods
    347 5 SINGAPORE, Frl AUSTRIA has taken a definite interest in Increasing its economic relations with Singapore, and a buyers' delegation from one of their largest groups of department stores will be here for the first time in November to look at Singa-pore-made goods.
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      297 5 Straits Times Crossword bbT~ IH~ HP IHF HP HF HT~BB ACROSS 6. Songbird And* Duke at 'U a it w» ri«Mri»rt on Jun« lith oxlae wlth Labour leader (8). declde<l Jun 18U> 6 with Arold. or boy: tt lB runs In the family! (5-5). 9. 11 post-8 Island saint 7.
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    THIS IS ROCK
    993 6 JEFFREY LOW A New Year Eve with Hendrix TT was New Year Eve 1969-79 when three men solemnly stepped on to the stage at the Fillmore East in New York. One. sporting a plain hat with a white cloth band, merrily picked up a bass guitar and
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    From the forties and still very much in
    400 6 From the forties and still very much in Great big secret: Big gal Nancy Wilson is coming to town J^ LITTLE bird told me this and I just can't kern such a secret. Think of half a dozen really "big" names for female vocalists from America, and I'll bet you
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    Carpet thief jailed for two —years—
    133 7 Carpet thief jailed for two —years— CINGAPORE, Fri Watchman Jigindar Singh, 29, found guilty of stealing four carpets from a car was today asked by a Judge: "How much of a sentence you do want?" Jigindar told Mr. K.T. Alexander. "I cannot say." He was jailed for two years. The
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    Art show
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Fri— Mr. A.R. Jumabhoy will open an art exhibition by Mr. Yeo Hoe Koon at the National Library's lecture hall next Thursday at 530 p.m.
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    SHIPYARDS MUST HAVE 'SLOP FACILITIES'
    111 7 Fri— British marine engineer G. H.W. Jeffries today said it was essential for Singa- pore shipyards to have j "slop facilities" for the dis- I charge of residual crude oil I from tankers. Mr. Jeffries, here to supervise the drydocking of two BP tankers, said:
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    Bring-buy sale
    40 7 SINGAPORE. PH. St Andrew .s M:s.sion Hospital's linen suild Is holding a bring-and-buy -ale r.t the home of its president. Liidy de La Mate, at Eden Hal! in Nasslm Road, on Sept. 30 Imm 9.30 a.m. to noon.
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    Barker: Shortages due to building boom
    527 7 SITES SALES SHELVED JIIK Minister for Law and National Development MrE. W. Barker tonight referred to the shortage of skilled and unskilled labour, and of certain building materials because of the building boom in Singapore. Speaking at the annual dinner of the Singapore Institute
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    11-NATioN TALKS TO BOOST REGIONAL TOURISM
    151 7 11-NATioN TALKS TO BOOST REGIONAL TOURISM SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Hotels and Restaurants Association will host an inaugural South- East Asia Convention for Hoteliers and Restaurants to promote l regional tourism on Oct. 28 and 29. The convention to be an annual affair will be attended by some 206 delegates
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    SIA named to draw up plan for new $20mil Poly
    349 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. rpHE Singapore Insti- tute of Architects has been appointed to prepare the Master Plan for the new $20 million Polytechnic School of Industrial Technology and the Nautical School, to be built at Dover Road. This was disclosed tonight
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      23 7 ANY COSMETIC DEALER WHO WOULD MAKE UP FOR YOU is in the Yellow Pages OF THE TELEPHONE DIRECTORY S color Sir lll'lllll MMI>
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    Con man ———— – posing as Umno fund collector warning
    224 8 Con man posing as Umno fund collector warning MALACCA. Frl— The VicePresident ol the Malacca L'mno. Inche Hashim bin Pit. today said that no Umno Youth Education Fund had been set up and that he had not authorised bis oame to be used for the collection of funds from the
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    Asia Magazine probe on problem of drugs -in HK
    208 8 Asia Magazine probe on problem of drugs -in HK- MORE than five tons of drugs were seised in Hong Kong during 1969. the majority of which was raw opium. Although this figure aDprar* to be high, the annual sriiurr of heroin unit morphine has yet to reach eight per cent
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    David calls for unity among Opposition
    115 8 ÜBNANO. Fri. Gerakan r MP for Dato Kramat. Mr. V. David. 1 today called for unity among Opposition parties "on a broad minimum programme." "The parties do not irtly lose their identities in such a move," ho said in a statement issued here. He
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    Suffian scale salaries to be paid out soon
    296 8 Suffian scale salaries to be paid out soon UA L A LUMPUR, Fri. All government servants in Division One to Three who accept the Sufflan Commission's recommendations can expect to draw their new salaries by the end of November. Payment of arrears of salaries, backdated to Jan. 1. is expected
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    Lock icon STOP THIEF!
    108 8 Camera catches moment of escape KUALA LUMPUR. Fri A desperate thief flees. and the camera "freezes" the moment of escape in a blur of legs. It happened today when a woman relative of one of the Vietnamese Embassy staff went shopping in Petal ing Street here. The thief
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    SAYONARA AFTER THREE YEARS FOR ENVOY KOJIMA
    264 8 SAYONARA AFTER THREE YEARS FOR ENVOY KOJIMA If U ALA LUMPUR, Frl.— Japan's Ambassador. Tan Sri T. Kojima, will bid Malaysia "»ayonara" next week after a threeyear term of office here. The 58-year-old diplomat vlew.s the conclusion of his assignment here with mixed feelings. ["With sadness. I leave this beautiful
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    Special body receives reports of reserve land mortgages
    233 8 Special body receives reports of reserve land mortgages IPOH. Frl. The Special Committee set up by the State Government to investigate the mortgaging of Malay reserve land to moneylenders has received a few reports from the public. Some were sent to the Commissioner of Land* and Mines, some to the
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    Lock icon Call for an art gallery
    52 8 MALACCA. Pri. The Malacca state Government was today urged to build tin art gallery before the Pata Conference in Kuala Lumpur in 1972 to attract mure tourists to the State The call was made by the secretary nf the Malacca Artist* Group Inche Hamzah bin
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    Hospital fund
    21 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The I.ady Templer Tuberculosis Hospital Pund received donation* totalling $3,217 liuux the 1 public la*t month.
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  • HISTORY OF INVENTIONS Eureka!
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      The steam engine
      500 9 By L.T.C. ROuT THE world's first practical working steam engine was erected by its inventor, Thomas Newcomen, at Tipton, Staffordshire, in 1712. It pumped water from the workings at the Earl of Dudley's Coneygre Colliery for more than 30 years. Thomas Newcomen was a Dartmouth Ironmonger, familiar
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      Water closet
      553 9  -  LIZ JENKINS By IN the 1950s an elderly lady staying at a guesthouse asked for a chamber pot in her bedroom. The manageress gave her one hut said: "We don't put them in the rooms now. the staff don't like emptying them." The staff never did like it.
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      The sextant
      429 9 IN order to find out how far north or south you are. it is necessary 'jo have an instrument which can determine *he latitude by measuring the angle betwei-n the hoilzon and the sun at noon, or some fixed star. At first the mariner's a.sirolabe was used to
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    Piano
    221 9 TPHF mists of antiquity shrouding earlier keyboard instruments lift with (he invention of the piano. The credit for this belongs to a Florentine harpsichord maker, Bartolommeo Cristofori (1665-1731). who in 1709 published the diagram and description of the earliest piano Cristofori's action even had the escapement mechanism which, after
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  • The Straits Times Saturday Forum
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      Programme drawback
      95 10 THE programme, "Pok Amai2" appearing on TV Malaysia, while serving the purpose of entertaining cum educating our children, has however. one Important drawback. In concluding the programme, the teacher routinely looks into- her magic mirror whereupon she cites several names to bid au rcvoir ana to show our
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      DIESEL FUMES L-'GROWING DANGERS'
      412 10 DIESEL FUMES L -'GROWING DANGERS' WAS astonished to read a few days ago that the police in Singapore had been told to desist from apprehending offending diesel engined vehicles, which emitted smoke only on starting the engine or on climbing slopes. Surely the fact that the engine is in such
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      Trying to get a licence
      235 10 I WOULD like to know the number of staff employed in the Registrar of Motor Vehicles office at Petaling Jaya? What work do they perform between the hours of twelve noon and 1 p.m.. and from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m? I had occasion to
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      Large families —also need help—
      214 10 THE Jurong Town Cor- poration is doing a great deal for the people of Jurong by building executive flats, parklands and sports complexes but may I suggest that the corporation also look into the needs of low Income wage earners with large families. A case
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      Other means to road safety
      222 10 Other means to road safety THE Road Safety Campaign has started. Smashed up cars are exhibited at strategic road junctions and roundabouts. Motorists are advised to drive carefully and stay alive. However, the authorities themselves do not do their part to ensure road safety. Just look at the roundabout at
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      A CASE FOR A PAY RISE?
      268 10 MY son possesses a grade one Cambridge School Certificate. He gave up his comfortable and reasonable pay In the Government service and enlisted as a technician tn the Singapore Air Force hoping to get better pay and brighter prospects. Two years have elapsed, not
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    IS THERE REAL CONCERN OVER DENTAL HEALTH?
    458 10 REPEATED accounts in your columns of Maiavsias shortage of dental surgeons, the most recent (Aug. 26 1 being a report of the university dental officer detailing the now-familiar facts (a 90 per cent incidence of tooth decay among school children and a dentist:
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    Headmasters who lack 'understanding'
    260 10 Headmasters who lack 'understanding' IN the pre-war days, teachers were highly respected both by pupils and parents. Teachers were working under better conditions, and headmasters were sympathetic and understanding. aTMHaaaBaaTB Nowadays teachers are not always respected by pupils and parents. Headmasters are usually young and of the dominating type. Many
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    No strike, fewer disputes last year
    325 11 No strike, fewer disputes last year NEW LABOUR LAWS PROVE EFFECTIVE SINGAPORE, Friday SlAdAl ORh passed lasl year without a single strike, and fewer trade disputes were referred lo K labour Ministry J I!) against IH!) in l!>(is The Ministry's annual report, today gave the reason the Industrial Relations (Amendment)
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    470 APPLY TO PLY AS AIRPORT TAXIS
    74 11 470 APPLY TO PLY AS AIRPORT TAXIS SI.VOAPORK. Fri. Fifty more taxis were needed for Pa.va Lebar airport but 170 cabbies applied. \<>« the Department of Civil Aviation Ii considering mi reiving the number to 100. The rail for more cabbies w;«s marie last week after complaints from tourists and
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    Two open-air concerts
    44 11 SINGAPORE. Frl— The Singapore Infantry Reßiment Band will perform nt the Botanic Oardens next Tuesday from 8 15 to 9.15 p.m while the Queensw.iv Secondary School and Tanglin InUgrated Secondary School will play on Sept. 27 from 5.30 to 6.30 pin
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    Five-dollar abortions now done at 3 private hospitals
    148 11 Five-dollar abortions now done at 3 private hospitals CINGAPORE, Frl.— About 10 abortions have been carried out at Gleneagles Hospital one of three private hospitals now allowed to perform abortions besides the government hospitals Kandang Kerbau and Thomson General. The others are the St. Mark's Hospital in Joo Chiat and
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    'Pirate' fined
    33 11 SING AFORE. Frl Lee Ec Sen* of Loroiiß Kail was fined SlBO today for using his car as a pirate uxi at Braddell Road on June 27. His car was forfeited.
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    Travelling examiner Mrs. Goodson finds it good fun...
    187 11 CINGAPORE, Frt J Travelling round the world to conduct examination after examination may not be everyone's idea of fun But Mrs. Meryl Goodson, 48, loves the job. An external examiner in speech and drama for London.s Trinity College, she said today: "It
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    Talk cancelled
    45 11 SINGAPORE. Pri A talk on Medical Examination for Air Crew" by Major iDr.i Robert Yeo cf the Singapore Air Command at the Pathology Lecture Theatre in Outram General Hospital r.ext Thursday at 8.15 p.m. has been cancelled, the Singapore Medical Association announced today.
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    Rotary talk
    31 11 SINGAPORE. Frl. Mr. K Yamaguchi. counsellor ■in the Japanese Embassy, will speak on •World Understanding" to the > Rotary Club of Singapore East at Lion City Hotel on Sept. 18.
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    Off to Mexico for inter-government conference on tourism
    190 11 SINGAPORE. Frl MR. Wong Lnke Jame. head of research of the Tourist Promotion Board. left for Mexico City today for an intergovernmental conference on tourism. Mr. Wong will represent the Singapore Government a* well as the Tourist Promotion Board at the conference
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      109 11 Won Onp Hy 1.7. liamlin SsgSsamu?^slSs J SS^ o»(jNnwrSce?y a*p associates y™™"sVj%* roßte^oS mi* f rgf| Hy 4'HvMtvr iinulit ■^■■■K^[~7T c K c^ TVOM COULD 7 I HEARD YOU NERVOUSLY PINCER (THisOUvS l^^V^ V *«v /Jlnii<n. r i vlu I TELL? I VOO clicking tmem only when you're V •umo?
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    The Straits Times
    932 12 Saturday, September 12, 1970 'DOLES' DOWN MEASURING UP GAINS IN LUSAKA The Lusaka summit has not succeeded where earlier non-aligned summits failed, as for instance, in defining the concept of non-align-ment in terms relevant to improved East-West relations. But Lusaka was far from a waste of time
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    Anguish and realism at Summit
    430 12 Anguish and realism at Summit SAMAD ISMAIL REPORTS FROM THE NON-ALIGNED CONFERENCE IN LUSAKA WHEN Tun Razak addressed the Heads of States on the second day of the summit conference it was as one of the newest members of the nonaligned "club". It must have been a moment of deep
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Problems with income tax
      180 12 MY husband and I have combined Income rax and he has been DaySnK for me for the Dast two years. I had already informed the Income Tax Office In Kuala Lumnur and vet I was asked to Day a fine of $10 for not Dayine ut)
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    The Red Cross finds a 'troubleshooter'
    584 12  - The Red Cross finds a 'troubleshooter' THOMAS HAMILTON BY GENEVA The 45-year-old Swiss who has been trying to beat the deadline for ransoming the hostages held by the Palestinan guerillas is perhaps the most flamboyant and controversial figure in the staid history of the Red Cross. Andre Rochat, who Joined
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    WHICH DRIVING TESTS ARE TOUGHEST?
    826 12  - WHICH DRIVING TESTS ARE TOUGHEST? JOHN COURT Learner-drivers throughout the world tend to look on their driving, test as an ordeal. Some of them can take comfort— the test may be harder. in other countries By —London ALL over the world one of man's big ambitions is to have a
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      49 12 All over the World Millions ut y<^£^\ safari People Wear SAFARI Style >\ Boots Ac Shoes. Now Available If in Malaysia. Singapore, Hong Ik Kong Brunei with 12 differ- iff ent Leathers Colours. it 1 ,11 Art First in Fashion HIGH QUALITY SHOE Sole Distributors: P.O. BOX 1169. Pi NAM.
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    Non-aligned plan to aid liberation movements
    306 13 WORLD NF^A THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SElW^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^M LUSAKA. Friday yHE summit conference of noneligned countries closed here last night with a programme of action in support of liberation movements in Southern Africa, South-east Asia and Palestine and for the economic liberation of developing
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    Lock icon Nixon accuses the Congress for reform failure
    245 13 Nixon accuses the Congress for reform failure WASHINGTON. Friday. PRESIDENT Nixon today accused the De-mocratic-controlled Congress of tailing to meet the need for reform in the United States I He warned thai cunUnued inaction threatened the whole reputation of the American Uov rnment. Congress, he said. In a mood of
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    Lock icon Tie-up approach to Japanese car firm
    89 13 Tie-up approach to Japanese car firm TOKYO. Kn. Ic.vo Kuijyo Co. ;> JtfißM nianutacturer ■>1 lutary-PiiKined cars. &aid today ll had rrct'ived an .ippimuli tram Ford Motor Ob. ;e-up. Ilus was the nr.st confirmani'Koiiatk;ii> lor cobetween Mm united Elates and Jiipanc.M' nrm.s. ivhuli has been rumoured here I .ii iv
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    Lock icon ONE MORE EXPELLED
    249 13 1.1 SAKA. Kri— The number of newsmen expelled from Zam- l>ii in the past lln it days rose to four today when a i i deportation order was served on John I dim of the Argus Africa News Service ol South Africa. UPI. President Kaunda closed the
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    Off to Canada
    25 13 SUNUfcI I'A'l *NI Xi: 111--die Nui.im.m bin H:ni R.illli <>t thr Kni. di BUte Secretarial tut loft for Canada to study uiimin-
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    Lock icon Fortifying the 'hijack' hotel
    110 13 Fortifying the 'hijack' hotel JORDANIAN soliders carry weapons and in vi ii mint on to the grounds of Intercontinental Hotel in Amman as Palestinian jcu.riilas and the troop-, fought Haiti s in the streets nn Wednesday. Passengers irom hiiacktri jetliners are billeted in the hotel which m hit by mm
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    Lock icon Another romantic Russian defects
    122 13 Another romantic Russian defects MEXICO CITY. Frl. A 1 second Russian folk dancer from the Moiseyev Touring Company has ask"d for political asylum in Mexico and again it follows a romance with a lovely dancer. Interior Ministry officials said yesterday that 24-year-old Gennadi Vostnkov told them he had escaped a
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    New planet
    31 13 PERTH. Pri. —An Australian >i>m ivatnry announced VPhleril.'Y thai it had discovered a new minor planet exlinuted t" be five milfs in diameter *nd 150 million mile* (rum earth.
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    Lock icon Leaders asked for aid without strings
    173 13 TOKYO, Friday yHE World's leading industrial powers will be asked here next week to commit themselves in principle to the untying of aid to developing nations. This will be the key issue for the 17-momber Development Assistance Committee at its annual meeting next Monday
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    106 13 GUERILLA THREAT NOTE FOR PELE VENEZUELA, Kri I'rle. the Bra'ili.m soccer >t'ir. has reiTi\ed a threatening letter from the Venezuelan guerilla movement, the so-called Armed Korces of \atii>n.il l.ilirr iiimi the Interior Ministry said here yeslerd.iy. I'hr letter .uhlM'd Pele here with his club team Santo* not to viMl President
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      32 13 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /Gfoe&e voudont I TWNk' TUAT MV NEW I sum suit g too k y OARING ?J y v^__j<- CBTUPtof I UAV/E^T^) GOT IT Ot V£T^ C *9
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    Hiroshima blast also killed 20 US airmen
    305 14 Hiroshima blast also killed 20 US airmen WIDRLD NEWS %VASHINGTON, Fri.— Records released 25 years after the end of World War II showed yesterday that the U.S. Army believes 20 American airmen died In the atomic bombing of Hiroshima The records iiad been classified "confidential." tilt second highest of three
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    Lock icon Chinese school superintendent shot to death
    74 14 Chinese school superintendent shot to death SAIOON. Jri a Chineseburn school supcriniendeiit, burred hum running in South Vlelr.amt, recent senatorial elections because ot suspected communist activities, was shot to death early today en route Ui work. The government announced that Khoan Trong Vinh. 67, was the victim of a communist
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    Lock icon Star of 'Hair' arrested for abusing drugs officers
    160 14 Star of 'Hair' arrested for abusing drugs officers MIAMI. Fri.— Heather MaCrae. 23. star ol a road show cast of the may "Hair." was arresUd yesterday with seven otner cast members lor verbal attacks on two narcotics olikers. aau>s alacßae. uho appears nude in the lead role vi Sheila in
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    Lock icon Killer cholera
    29 14 JAKARTA It: Cholera killed hi least 133 persons In the country between July 26 and Au« 22 thus year, a Ministry of Health spokesman said yesterday. AP.
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    $500,000 claim
    26 14 NEW YORK Fri.— Actor Jack Pal.ii it i.s srikini; $500,000 damages (or injuries in a tall durine television performance In Toronto three years ago.
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    Lock icon Princes go to court to win back titles, purses
    200 14 Princes go to court to win back titles, purses NEW DELHI. Friday. INDIA'S former maharajas went to court today to try to win back their titles, privy purses and privileges Describing a Presidential order that had "derecognized" them as a fraud on the Indian Constitution, five mn rural as askeri
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    Lock icon 10 more Kerala novice nuns fly to U.S.
    287 14 SIOUX CITY, Frl. TEN novice nuns from India arrived here last night and a Catholic official said: "No money has been paid to anyone over and above the actual cost of transportation." The Rev rUymnnd Kevanc. Rector of the Holy Spirit Community
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    346 14 Uranium: Lift secrecy plea by Japan to US Friday JAPAN has asked the U.S. to lift the secrecy surrounding the production ot enriched uranium sufficiently to enable Japan and a group of others to construct a plant to produce fuel for atomic power pianis. The proposal was broached by Japanese
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    142 14 DEFENCE PROTESTS AGAINST ILLEGAL' EVIDENCE ¥OS ANGELES. Frl.— The defence In the Sharon Tate murder trial tried yesterday to stop the State from introducing as evidence nun shell casings which the prosecution says werp found at the Spahn ranch, onetime headquarter? for Charles M. Manson and hi.s hippie-stylo clan. In
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    26 14 ADELAIDE. Fri A stud Mrm.iL ram lftclir>d a world record price ot A 127 000 at the .nnual Merino ram ml«s here yesterday.— Reuter.
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    China's U.N. hopes dim: U Thant
    352 15 China's U.N. hopes dim: U Thant WO CHANCE OF A PLACE IN THE NEAR FUTURE' NEW YORK, Friday SECRETARY -GENERAL U Thant said yesterday he saw no chance of China being admitted to the United Nations during the forthcoming General Assembly. Speaking at a pre-assembly Press conference, the Secretary General
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    Lock icon POLLS: AGNEW LASHES THE DEMOCRATS
    218 15 SPRINGFIELD, Friday. yiCE-PRESIDENT Spiro Agnew yesterday plunged into the 1970 election campaign with a blistering attack on the "troglodytic leftists" who he said dominate Congress He plans to spend the next two months travelling back and forth across the United States to support Republican Party
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    $2.5 million drugs haul by Hong Kong police
    112 15 $2.5 million drugs haul by Hong Kong police UONG KONG. Fri— Po--11 Uec yesterday seized narcotics with an estimated market value of HKS2.J million, the biggest drug catch in this British colony this year. News reports said the drugs were from Indonesia and destined fur the United States when seized
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    44 15 MANILA. Kn.— Police reported today that five Filipinos. «ho were v atchmg a Miftball fame last Wednesday in the crn Lacuna province, were kill'-d when Hit by liithtniin! Four died instantly while the tilth died yesterday trom serious bURM Reuter.
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    Loo—dicrous
    89 15 Loo— dicrous WASHINGTON. Kri Will the propu.Mil women-N rii;ht> amend ment mike the men's room uiiruiixiiiiitiiiii.il" Sir.ilor Sim Krvin Jr believe* m>. He has questioned whether separate toilets for nun and «<•- nun in public facilities uitiUl lie illegal if pruposnl constitutional j Amendment is adopted to h.ir th<- Initfd
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    373 15 Japan steps up probe into the Honda N-360 TOKYO, Friday WGJRLD NEWS THE Japanese Government, police and courts today stepped up investigations into complaints that a Honda compact car had potentially fatal defects. The National Police Agency has begun reinvestigation of 38 accidents involving the small Honda N-360, which a
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      CLOSING PRICES
      955 16 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFI- CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OP BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LJMPUII TRADINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE BRACKETS. VESTEROAV WERE: UNII TRUST* Asia Wnn Trust Mm. Inn KunJ I.ls I.L'3 M.l' I'.o- f ui.rt lUV l.vi Charter en Unit Truttl X
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      BUSINESS DONE
      957 16 BlWllim in and report. <l lo the HMsfM and Kuala; l.umpur ti .hlmu rooms of the Stock I\i li.nu. yesterday witb the number uf sh.m-s traded I slum n in brackets in lots of I.UVU unless nt in i him- specified. INDISTRIALS Alcan (1) $1.43. (1) $1.4 b.
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      73 16 RISES a. Klnta 12/74 +7*o. Lien Hoe $2.23 +.08 G. Lumber $1.21 +.05 K.L. Prop. $0.59 +.04 Alcan $1.46 +.04 M& G. Hold. $0.98 +.03 Rothmans $2.48 +.03 FALLS Fusan $2.00 -.12 Textile Corp $1.23 -.07 F.E. Ship $2.07 -.07 Fancy Tilt $2.21 -.07 Kg. Lanjut $2.75
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      SHARE PRICES TURN EASIER
      207 16 INDUSTRIALS wt-re gen--1 erally easier on the Stock rxthaiiße of Malaysia and Sincapore yesterday. A steadier close offset most early losses. Tbe trend was again dictated by selective issues in which profit-taking was tbe bearish factor. In very active trading FuMm came off its previous high
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      S.T.B. PROFITS SOAR AGAIN
      455 16 SINGAPORE Telephone Board's profits have soared again It made a profit of $12.52 million last year an increase of 21.9 per cent over $10.27 million ror 1968 The 1968 profit was 31.2 per cent more than the 1967 profit of $7.82 million. Reporting the profits, S.T.B.
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      Straits Times Indices
      34 16 Sept. II Srpl. 11 •Industrial!: 131.42 I I t 'Hotels: 69.37 69.33 •Properties: 105.71 1U6.52 iTins: 89.93 89.93 rubbers: 113.80 113.80 •Dec. 30. 1968=100 •Dec. 31. 1!M>8- lllu Dec. M 1982-100
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        CLOSING PRICES
        24 16 Sept. li KI'BBER: 51 k cU. (down quarter of a cent). TIN: 5655.00 nut li Intimated offering '£15 tons (up five tons).
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        Straits tin unchanged
        151 16 YESTERDAYS Straits lin price in Penang was unchanged at $6jj on an offering estimated up five tons to 275 tons. LONDON: Tin was little changed on Thursday in a turnover of 235 metric tons a good part of which resulted from carries. With outside demand continuing quiet,
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        PRODUCE
        96 16 /■HINESE PRODUCE EXCNANCE. (INCAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL VtITERDAV. Coctmit Oil: bulk *.M «f tii m drum *33i srlltra. Copra: Mixed ifo.n.i loo«« Oct./ Nov. UK.'Cont. $-lil B. Ptpptr: Mumok white *i«s •rllers. Sarawak while *l--'» (filers, apcciml Sarawak black JIS2J sellers, garbled Lamponf black $22r> sellers (ill
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        67 16 rhundjt MMinln «U lUI i s«, i if n Belrnl M, 50 M. 4 Hoiwkum h SJ in ■M l Nr H V, JHH I NCH U, MIS P«r>» M. 4r> <ft 4H Vl«.r. 11l HI *7 «|75 S> P"r- <\!> >*■•> I*i |4A.»0 ill I xpmi
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        PALM OIL
        23 16 la i (.'Mini o> rhunulay lh« pricv ot Malayan S. utr c«Bt Ortober Dtnmlxl (93 1 scllsrs UK 1220 Mllar* Continent.
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        Oct. rubber down
        438 16 I'URNOVER was very small on a quiet and thin rubber market yesterday Opening quotations were about i cent higher following better than expected London advices but later the market sagged with the appearance of some hedge selling from upcountry against consignment rubber. There were some small inquiries
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        TWO-TIER MARKET MAIN REASON FOR TUMBLE
        208 16 CEPTEMBER started the week at 511 cents traded with October at cents premium, say Singapore brokers Green Collier. By Thursday, the last day for September trading. September traded at 49J cents and the discount to October was 1J cents. The main reason for the
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        Irregular and uncertain
        153 16 DUBBEK conditions In Lon- don were somewhat irregular and uncertain during the week A minimal physical offtake again.l a backmaund of heavy stocks iii the East depressed this set-lion further and values fell uriiemllv by 3 16d to 5 I6d pei Ib The terminal continued to bt
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        277 16 MELBOURNE. Frl Trading A was active in speculative miners on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today but early rise* were cut back towards the close Among recent strong runners to fall on prom-taking wera Wattlr Gully, clown nve cenls tn 75 cents. Wrstimlian Nickel, down 20 rents to $6.30, and
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        67 16 M.NAMIAL I I Ml ■> TIN rhursday 6<i.-;s Wednesday 60.-S Week ago: 60 36 RIBBERS rhursday 141 SM Wednesday 141.13 Week ago: 141. d 1 OILS rhursday 9MJ4 Wednesday 373.73 Week ago: 26H.62 INIM SIIIIAI.S riiur>dav 141(1 WcdnesUa> ri3B.a Week u«o J3B a HOW JONES rhursday "760.78 Wtdne.sdity 66.4:
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        256 16 UONO KONG. Fil— The Stock Market today made further gains as more buyers came on the sc^ie Oalns, however, were small. Trading was active and the day's turnover value amounted to HKSII 36 million compared with HKS9.B2 million ve.steid.iv Wharves rallied to HKS3O 30 In early dealings but
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        246 16 VHV YORK. Thurs.— As the market went Into the final hour of trading, prices were off their morning lows and the market was holding early session levels. Thr Dow Jones industrial* were of! IH points. Trading pace slackened with volume at 9.82 million shares. Declines led advances by
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        Exchange rates
        160 16 T»HE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced the** best atfiwd merchant rates as at Sept. 11. jochi dollars to one unit )f Foreign Currency. Sterling Pound \ustralian Dollar 'lew Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar J.S. Dollar -XK-al dollars to 100 unlU )f Foreign Currency. Belgian Francs 3urmese Kyats
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        354 16 <)NI»N. Kn. -The market drifted lower in rry quiet tradim. Thr ovrrnirht Wall Street downtrend wi« thr main diniaa— i while Middle Bui unevrtamttaa and -Riiiion ahead of the UK Auitu.'t trarti- imureK due on Mon- 'I bajui M hold off. A little il>|t>rt «ii» Bjaaa in I— i
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        48 16 I«NtK)N Kr, St.ol is .d |»tl|e ment O<-« 191 lSd Nov. l»-7 I<U lan Mar It- IS I Kd Apr. Jim. $tT IM. Ink .s»i.i. JO .d JO II I^.l l,i: Mar. :ii ,rt.. Apr Mum ii-n IM jin» 17 .<!.. n.t. ■ov. l« n IR<|. Tone: Quirt.
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    SCs THIRDCLASS COPS? THEY ARE USEFUL SA V POLICE
    240 17 CINGAPORE. Fri. Police today said members of the Volunteer Special Constabulary had "never been regarded as third-class policemen." In a statement today, the police spokesman, acting Deputy Supt. Mr. Lealk Wong, said their useful service to the community and in law
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    GAP IN THE FENCE HAD THE POLICE WORRIED
    135 17 GAP IN THE FENCE HAD THE POLICE WORRIED SIM.APORK. Fri. It was only a gap in a fence but it had policemen at Pay a l.fbar airport worried today. The reason: They feared v nuld -be aerial stowaways i <iuld use it to slip from the roadway into the sealrd-off
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    'Woman in weir verdict
    104 17 'Woman in weir verdict SINGAPORF. !r. Factory worker Ong Chwec Kit, of I,lm Chu Kang Road, woke up one morning to find Ins breakfast half-pre-pared and his wife missing, a coroner h ard today. He searched t lie house and even uu >i i><>)<> to probe into well IMO yard.s
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    Driver killed in crash
    37 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. Baker Kuek Jw> Swim. 44 was fatally injuied when hu car slummed into a t:rr at Kampong Bharu Road parly today Kui. i-C.iioiii; Ro:ici. liirri HI lh» wav to Outr.im Hospitnl.
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    Certificates for 48 trainees
    29 17 SINGAPORE. Fri The director of the Robin Shipyard, Mr. Loh Sin Y:in. will iMve away certificates i ■> 4J apore ird tin- .-tup *i lo a.m.
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    Family planning sessions popular
    114 17 CINGAPORE. Fri— The Family Planning and Population Board announced today that at the end of the fourth week of the family planninr publicity campaign, a total of more than 4.200 people had attended various sessions held all over the island. "Based on the attendances, the talks
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    I SWIMMING TIMES 1
    101 17 TODAY: Singapore 929 a.m (7 lft). 7.58 p.m. (71ft), Sedili Krrhil 7.45 am. (7 .lft), 5.13 p.m. (6.lft i Port Dlekson 313 a.m. <6.flfl>, 4.22 p.m (73fti: Port Swetlenham 232 a.m. il2 Bft >. 254 pm. (13.1 ft i Prnanic 10J4 a.m. 7ft i. 11.08 p.m.
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    Convent probe on the 'white pill' students
    231 17 Convent probe on the white pill' students MINISTRY WILL TAKE ACTION ON THE OUTCOME By VICTOR NG: Singapore, Friday JMIK Ministry of Education is "anxiously awaiting" Ihe outcome of ;i probe into allegation!! thai two students look pills believed to contain morphine :il the Katong Convent on Tuesday. A Ministry
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    Forum on the conflict of generations
    95 17 SINGAPORE. Fri Tim Sree Narayana Mission will hold a public forum on 'The conflict of generations" at its hall in Soon Klat Road at 8 p.m. on Sunday. The speakers will lx> Vi Ah Lena, senior physician t the Ouiram Hospital. Mr. George G
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    No top prize winners
    29 17 SINGAPORE Fri weir no firi-t and HCOnd pn/r Winers m T'>t<, draw No. 72 70. The flirt group prire will mm be $165.00(1 for Sip.
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      175 17 CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES TO THE PUBLIC BANK BERHAD ON THE OCCASION OF THE OFFICIAL OPENINC OF THEIR JOHORE BAHRU BRANCH FROM TAN SRI HAJI MOHD NOAH DATO TSANG TAX CHUEN TAN 00N KIAM TSANG SIEW WAI MAMOR SENDIRIAN BERHAD KEKAYAAN SENDIRIAN BERHAD KEPONG MINES LTD. MALAYA MINING COMPANY, SDN. BHD.
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      129 17 V^Vmß ■HP' *4BBBBBBBBBBrt aK^lgP^^''***'*^ a^SaHartLall^a^ POWER! GEVRAL* CAPSULES The high potency vitamin mineral formula Medically Approved Helps restore youthful vigour Helps to keep you fit ana active No question about it Available 1 at all leading drug stores. SOU CMSI*I»UTOt F.E.ZUELLIG IT) PTE. LTD. f Memovox Alarm, calendar, automatic, waterproof
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      693 17 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 5 1 AC P-M. Opening and Phantaman; 1.30 National l*w«# Velvet; 1.55 Tangaloa Stranger from Space; 2.20 What's My Line? 2.45 Harlem Globe Trotters Road to Mexico; 3.35 The Artist Speaks Urn Mv Hue speaks to Lee Rern < Chinese i. O CC
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      210 17 CHANNEL 3 O AA P.M. Programme summary; 3.02 Play School; ••W 3.30 Sea Wife starring Richard Burton and Joan Collins; 4.46 Monsters From Outer Space; 5.12 No Harm in Logging; 5.30 Sea Hunt; 5.55 Programme summary. A AA News; 6.15 Walt Disney Presents The O.W story of Robin Hood; 7.05
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      784 18 PUBLIC BANK BERHAD SUPPLEMENT Message from the Mentri Besar, Johore. mm^^ mm Chainnans's Message B^MBto It 9'ves me great pleasure to write this short message on the occasion of Johore -.fl Bahru Branch opening the fifth Public Bank Branch. The Government of the State of Johore acknowledges its highest aporeciations
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    Services for trading and industrial projects
    647 19 Wage earners to receive assistance too DATO TEH OUTLINES AIMS IN SETTING UP JOHORE BAHRU BRANCH B«nk to play rob in th« rcfian'i Konomic growth. DATO Teh Hong Piow, Managing Director of the Public Bank Herhad has outlined his bank's main aims in establishing
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    Finance Company is a wholly-owned subsidiary
    721 19 SHORTLY after Public J Bank started business operations In Kuala Lumpur, the Board of Directors gave consideration to setting up a wholly owned subsidiary finance company. This organisation would handle financing not normally undertaken by the parent company. With the unpretentious beginning of one
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      89 19 Congratulations Best Wishes PUBLIC BANK BHD. on the occasion of the official opening of their JOHORE BAHRU BRANCH PcS Contour ©erSa^ng We extend our very Best Wishes and Congratulations to the PUBLIC BANK BERHAD on the official opening of their Johore Branch From:' MALAYSIAN WOOD WOOL PRODUCTS BERHAD (Incorporated in
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      252 19 CONGRATULATIONS to PUBLIC BANK BERHAD. on the official opening of their NEW BRANCH at JOHORE BAHRU from KUALA LUMPUR PROPERTIES BHD., ETAPAK GARDEN ESTATE SDN. BHD. 3, Jalan Bandar, Kuala Lumpur. Congratulations Best Wishes THE PUBLIC BANK BERHAD on the occasion of the Official Opening of their Johore Bahru Branch
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    Chairman is a leading personality in commerce, industry
    963 20  -  Special Writer The Board of Directors By TAN SRI NIK AHMAD KAMIL, Chairman of the Board ot Public Bank, is one of the country's best known personalities in commerce and industry. In spite of his tight business schedules he still finds time
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    Company provides executor and trustee services
    507 20 Company provides executor and trustee services ONE of the constituents of the Public Bank Group of companies is an associated company called Public Bank (Trustee) Berhad. This organisation the most recent addition to the Group was set up to provide executor and trustee services not only to the Banks customers,
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      300 20 BEST WISHES to PUBLIC BANK BERHAD on the official opening of their new branch at Johore Bahru from their patrons and friends in Malacca Dato Ong Chin 800, J.P., Mr. Koh Kirn Leng, A.M.N., Mr. Yoong Yong Pow, A.M.N., Mr. Tong Piew Ham, A.M.N., J.P., Mr. Lim Kirn Soo, J.P.,
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      125 20 BANK KERJASAMA MALAYSIA BHD Congratulates PUBLIC BANK BHD. on the occasion of the opening of their JOHORE BAHRU BRANCH Sudah-kah tuan menjadi ahll bank Ini? B*nk Ini nwnfuru&an pinjamanZ untok mtmbttt Jtnttr»2 ptrunito ttptrti Hat ptdi, tnktor. jtnttra pambtj*, mtr.ibtli dan mtntbut tanrh otrtanian; pinjtman2 ptr> tniwi uptrti pinjimm muiim,
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    Young, able executives head branch
    647 21 THE Board of Directors' policy of staff recruitment, which centres around the employment of young, experienced and able staff, is manifested by the serving officers of the Johore Bahru branch. This new branch is headed by five executives all in their early thirties. They are
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    Forward step in lending policies
    409 21 KEEPING abreast with trends in the financial world, Public Bank has taken a forward step in its lending policies. It has adopted new lending concepts which have been successfully applied by development banks and financial Institutions abroad. Being fully appreciative of the country's economic needs,
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    Prompt service with new machines
    193 21 PUBLIC Bank has paid special attention to choosing the best and latest machines for its new Johore Bahru branch. Recalling the good old days, a bank spokesman said: "The sophisticated equipment we come across now was unheard of then. Ledgers. for Instance, were hand-posted: other
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      189 21 CONGRATULATIONS to the PUBLIC BANK BHD. on the official opening of their JOHORE BAHRU BRANCH at 68 Jalan Ah Fook, Johore Bahru. from I DOUBLE ARROW SDN. BHD. GOODHILL SDN. BHD. 114 Jalan Semangat, Petaling Jaya, Selangor. Congratulations to 1 PUBLIC BANK BERHAD on the official opening of their new
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      172 21 CONGRATULATIONS to PUBLIC BANK BERHAD on the official opening of their NEW BRANCH at JOHORE BAHRU from LIAN SfNG (K. L) CONSTRUCTION SDN., BERHAD. GOLDEN LAND HOUSING DEVELOPMENT SDN., BHD., LIAN HOE REALTY SDN., BHD., LIAN SENG OIL PALM PLANTATION SDN., BHD., 53, Jalan Treacher, Kuala Lumpur. Tels: *****, *****
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    Acknowledgements.
    66 22 FAMILY OP LATE Mr. Khoo Koon Cheong thanks relatives, friends for kind assistance, condolences, donations and attendance during their bereavement. FAMILY OP LATE Paul Ong Eng Tin thank relative*, friend* for their condolences, donations, wreaths, assistance during their recent bereavement. CAPT. (OR.) ANO MRS. Lun Ann Koon thank all
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    Announcements
    161 22 BENJAMIN'S 80 SALE Dresses $24.30, Suits $24 50 (size 38 40). Shoes $14.50/-. beaded bags $18.30/-, Stockings 81.50/-. Teen braa $3.75/-, Slacks JII.B/-, Beach dresses $14.50/-. Bikinis $14.50 etc 21 Amber Arcade. Orchard Road Spore TONICHT 9.30 P.M. PEACOCK ROOM. Joan Booty s models present ■stianpy Kaahion* featuring Hicee.
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    Deaths
    43 22 CABLE RECEIVEO. My eldest sister Janaky Amma >oomthotam Kadakavur passed away 109/70 with regret, itaghavan 84-L. Block 31. Toa I'ayoh. Lorong 6. B'pore. MRS. CARLINA, SI, beloved mother of Mrs Fernando. 51, Jalan Keti.mblt, Spore. passed away peacefully on 4.9.1970 Mlrissa Ceylon.
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    17 22 IN LOVING MEMORY of Inlgo Diluvium departed 12-9-68 Fondly remembered by wife children and relative*.
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      754 22 ,CTfI33T?TyWJWTIT7ffr^ your ads. /^tw^T aCKNOWUDCIMtNTS ANNIVERSARIES. ANNOUNCIMENIS BIRTHS. CIUS ACTIVITIES. CONOS4.ENCES DEATHS INC. CEMENTS. I THRO II (iH I LI R C A 1 BK TvTy^SW FUNUAIS. CRCETIN.i, IN MEMSRIAM. MARRIAGES, MISSING. PERSONAL. P.P.C.. REQUIEMS 1 RCUNIONS. I I■•••Vif M EE WW Virus.*.. '^i,^ Rill MH1...51 J2t far 21 ..Mi,
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      984 22 HOUSING A DEVELOPMENT BOARD. Singapore, Invite* application* from Singapore Citizen* for appointment as temporary Hawkers Liaison Officer* at a commencing salary of $190/- p.m. In 8.C.8. 25 ($l9O $570). QualiflcaUona: Cambridge School Certificate or Government Chinese Secondary TV School Certificate (with a pass In English) or equivalent. Must be able
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      915 22 VACANCIES FOR electronic Ircnnlvi ans qualifications: la) Singapore Polytechnic Technician* Diploma (electronlca) (b) H.S.C. wltb physics A math*. DuUea: To *s*ist in electronic laboratory for development, test A general engineering •alary expected A one recent pawport photograph moo- returnable) 10 Kinabalu Industrie* (Pte.) Ltd. Room A. First Floor. 17. Battery
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      892 22 WIGS MANUFACTURINO FACTORY I Invite* applications from feraati Malaysian citizens. Age 16 to 26 year*. Free accommodation provided Please apply to:- Blue Bells Fashions Private Limited. 23 Kalians Place. 1 lOff Boon Keng Road). Spore 12. CONSULTING ENGINEERS require Civil Engineer* with recognised degree and 2-4 yuars experience in the
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      944 22 WANTED Uenerai Office Assistant with typing knowledge for an established Tourist Agency. Reply to Box A4U7O S.T. Spore wltb enclosed photographs 1 Unreturnable). CHAMPAGNE CASARIT Bar Restaurant require* waitresses. Call personally, 1 p.m. 4 p.m.. *****. Anson Road, Singapore. 2. Tel: ***** for Mr. Leong. SALES REPRESENTATIVE required by Silk-Scicen
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      1063 22 DETACHED HOUSE tn Binjal Park uxuriously furnished with largo garden. 3 bedrooms 1 study servant s room with own amenities. 4 alrcondltloners. $3500/- monthly rental Long lease preferred, principals only. Con- I tact Mr. Low •***** (Spore). KATONG SEAVIEW PALAIt i.uxury semi-detached (or Immediate occupation. Long or abort term available.
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      968 22 ACCOMMODATION REQUIRED by respectable Chine** couple In late September. Rent negotiable upto $250 p.?n. Pleas* reply Box A 4946 B.T. B'pore. UNFURNISHED OFFICE SPACE with amenities or Bungalow for exclusive supper club, about 1.000 sq.ft. Apply Box A 5026 S.T. Spore. BUNGALOWS, HOUSES ANO PLAT* urgently required by foreign company
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      958 22 Education DUCATION IN TMI UK— Advlee M available from I> H. Llewellyn Jt Associates Ltd. officially recommended Educational Cocsultanta Entry te Bchool Colleges aid L.nveriity arranged. (We do n>t advla* on employment teacher mining or nursing). We nave no free services. For full detail* and applications form* by airmail send
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      1046 23 fO LIVERPOOL AND OTNER U K JCBNTINENTAL f PERSiUS Li-eipooi. oubim Gia,, DU< IF .Vn TELEMACHUS pool. Bellas.. Glijg. I. Ptlt7t II eptU Olasgow Stpt 14 Sipt II I«ION livupool, Gitsftm Siat '3 <„.i i Mi. iSJ?SE*iI r 1 f.Tßocius pooi.ciasio;::::::::;:. oit Sc Ot t ~m, oct n PEISANDEB Li.irpool.
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      2527 23 ttmMxmuuMMrtuinMmm VIA CASABUNCA DIRECT TO HAMBUR6 1H 33 DAYS. P Viam P.nani Singapore LOADING fOSi MACDAU Sailel Sailtl C 27 71 Sept 14 H burg/Bremen, R'dam/A'dam. G'burg. Aaihus, C'hagen. SIENA Sipt 21 2* tipt 27/21 Upt 2S/ 2 C'kunca, H'burg/B'mea. B'oaai/ Adam. A'wtip, Oslo, G'burg. Aaihus. Maimo. C'hagen. BOGOTA BCt
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      1265 23 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.J.A. Nt« York Ptntnf P. S'haaa S pon K.OJitoa ULYSSES Sailtl Sapt 21 Sipt 21 MANOALAY Sailee Sl|t2l Stft 21 Stpt 10 Set I MARON Stilt Sipt 11 Set II Oct II See IS KYSTS Sails Seat 21 Oct IS Set 11 Nt»
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      1112 24 VI KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Wast Australia Singapore /Japan Service Fremtntle Smi»pore Yokkaichi'Naioya Y'hama Koet Saelci Mart" 24 Sept 31 Sept 7 Bet I Oct 12 Oct "lergiPH Mart" 24 Oct II Oct 7 NM I Ntt 12 Nit East Coast U.S.A. Straits Service Nat) N. Yort Salt. Charleston Orleans
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      969 24 TO NEW ZEALAND LMOlPtnani •>. S'nam Siiwaou' ftri lAMORA MSept JSSipt 17 Sept Auck. Ount. Uftt Will. FROM NIW ZIALAND "^™~™™™™™o»t Sport f. S'liam renani leetHej ter. IOMItLA 1 Suite A«>. 25 Art II Sipt 14 Sipt II Sept Calcutta. CHAKOINA Sails Awk. 1 let IT Oct 11 Oct U
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      1030 24 KNEPTUNEORIENTUNESUD. &eU!LD*^2SHENT(MVW.3»*CAPC#£VWL9*M33-7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADINC FOR LONDON. H'BURG. R'DAM. HAVRE, A'WERP, BREM. Sinuoort P Sham Penani Amur NEPTUNE TOPA2 14 17 Sept II 21 Sift 21,'ISipt L'don 1110. H'bur|22/10. R'dam 24/10, Havre ft, 10. A'warp 10,10, B'mti 1/11 NEPTUNE AMETHTSI (/II Oct 11/13 Oct 14/11 tct L'«oa 10/11. H'bur|
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      722 24 SCINDIA (Sr) LINES —PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE----loading For LO> ANGELES. SAN DIEGO. SAN FRANCISCO TACOMA. VANCOUVER B.C. Penani P. Shan. Sirgapore L. Angelet 'JIURATNA' Zl/lSSlli 1/ 2 OCI 3/ S Ocl INM •■IALAPASHMI" Set OCt 11/1 Nn 2/ 4 Nn I DM IST CLASS SALOON PASSENGER ACCOMMODATION AVAILABLE STRAITS/EAST CANADA
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    246 25 Till' Toil nf Sincapure Autliorily .iiiii'iiitinil the following berthing :irranscmrnls for Sept. 12. OUT: H n Men S. Vnho M*r« V. Ik 13/14, PeMllnq tO K snts .'1 Weet. Ilior^orlent 4. --.:...it Colombo •.'"'"^6. Myoma nah .54. Nepluns ent °3,4. Ann* Hakke in ii. s.. i.imi,., ik.
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      963 25 IrlliyiaUillii'iJiiJMJ.'.h'iMl Tours and Excursion* NAM-HC TRAVEL SERVICE LTD., Si n Days SSIOO/. every Highlands Four ry Thursday. Bangi i. i it. .n Day* SS36U/-. n/ll Hong- 10 In-i s-51.293/-. W Char>hls London t'.S.A. 13« i* irorei Tel: 72J6J, .-lIIAL CONCESSION FLIOHT TO IONDON WEEKLY DEPARTURE i-KOWLOON (MACAU) S H INOKONO
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      961 25 i Saturday Car Market y BARGAINS GALORE SUrting next Saturday, 19th September, advertisements under the 'Vehicles For Sale" and "Vehicles Wanted' columns will be grouped under this heading to help you buy and sell your vehicles more quickly. Remember, next Saturday and every Saturday thereafter. LUXURIOUSLY DESIGNED attractively priced can*
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      962 25 WESTINGHOUSE REFRICERATORS/ Deep Freezers. All six** generous l -count. 18 pore) *****/*****. EXHIBITION PIECE hy world famous modern natik doicncr Hambang Ovloro Box A.Vi'.:i ti.T. Spore. SEWING MACHINES sale rental/ r. imi Cheong Lee ''0.. 373 North Bridne Koud. IS'porei *****. ONE COMPLETE SET rl a***] Artitkar car 0.n0n.1. and
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      1036 25 FIAT 124, yrar IV6T In cxctllrnt t'onriition. on. ownrr. MS* paint- »oik, uicd a* second car. tnqui- i rus 4W034 S por. LATE IMS JAGUAR M d»p muc. i chroma win «h«l». low mlleaK*. m .tnlDCtot cond.tion. O»n«i s oor* I 3«J>>7s RENAULT RlO late 1887 very Rood condition with
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      899 25 19H VOLKSWAGEN oar SWBSf Offer it. ur. Rin» (Spore) *****9 KflrT p.m. 196S FIAT SOO, mod condition. S2.SOO'- I o.n o. Rinii 8 pore MttOtl after 2 p.m. Steambaths. Massaga etc. JEUNESSE IT SEAUTE for your ■rlrntlOc rrlnzlns m*M*s<. Sauna li.,rh- »potr«Jurlnir. and phymotherapeutic trratment* with molt up-to-date machine*. Men's
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      1021 25 Where to eat (Spore) VISIT BEOOK REST HOUSE thl* Sunday for Cxcitinri Chicken Curry Lunih Na*l Lemak i Coconut Rlcei. fain ha I. Oula Melaka. $3 M person Also Chilli* Crab*. Steamed Prawns, Steam-boat Mil LING HNC RESTAURANT. 1320. Stirling Road. Singapore Tel *****0. excellent Chinese dishes pleas am aad
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      72 25 TODAY'S SPECIAL roaat ahauldrr of Iwnb with current Jelly. haKe potatoes and caultflowrr at Mrran.i Inn.. g«M*ja, I Arcadia. Katong. B'pore 46U1!"1. HAVI AN APPOINTMENT with Reno 37, Cast Co&M Read. B'por*. Speeia- > ik. mnch. liquor. Icecream available. HAVI A CUP A- COFFEE, laa. Ovaltlne at P. Maldeen. Waterlro
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    186 26 HARMFUL COBALT SULPHATE IS NOT USED IN LOCAL BEER SINGAPORE, Fri. Cobalt sulphate described as an additive which can cause serious heart damage is NOT used by local brewers In making Tiger and Anchor beer. A spokesman of Malayan Breweries, which brews the two local drinks, gave the assurance today
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    95 26 Court calls for report on assault case boy SINGAPORE. Frl. A magistrate today called for a probation report on a 16-year-old youth, one of 10 assailants who attacked two men behind the Hollywood Theatre, off Haig Road, un Sept. 3. Senloi Inspector Chta Cheng Poh. prosecuting, said Abdul Rahman bin
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    29 26 SINGAPORE. Fri— The Sembawang MP. Mr. Tlong Eng Siong. will speak at the Naval Base Kerala library's onam celebrations at Canberra Padang at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Challenge that led him to design stamps
    359 26  -  LESLIE FONG By CINGAPORE, Fri— Graphic designer William Lee does things in style and then only for the challenge. Which is why he will donate the $6,500 prize money he is getting as the straight winner of four stampdesigning contests to the National
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    A crisis for Teachers Union on eve of pay talks
    301 26 A crisis for Teachers Union on eve of pay talks SINGAPORE, Friday THE 3.000-member Sinßapore Teachers Union is facing a crisis on the eve of the pay talks with the Education Ministry, i The unions central council has agreed to call a special delegates' conference on Sunday to seek a
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    Bus route may be extended
    40 26 SINGAPORE. Frl— P»y« Lebar Bus Service Is to uk the Omnibus Services Licensing Authority for permission to extend its No. 3A service from Tamplnes Road to Nlcoll Drive, a spokesman for the coirpany said today.
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    Found dead in flat
    47 26 SINOAPORE. Frl. American buMnrsMiian Robert D Hliliker. 46. was found dead In hi* flat In Kirn Yam Road this morning. Cause of death Is unknown. He leaves a widow and two children a boy and a girl. Police do not impact foul play.
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    RED PAPERS BELIEVED FOUND IN CRASH CAR
    117 26 RED PAPERS BELIEVED FOUND IN CRASH CAR GINGAPORL. Fri. Subversive communist documents are believed to have hern found in the car which plunged 210 feet down the slopes of Mount Fahor on Wednesday injuring thr two men in side Police have detained the men who .ir.- from r«ak, one of
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    Charged with breaking into school
    66 26 Charged with breaking into school Fri. Ong Keng Chye 17, unemployed, was today charged with breaking into Dunman Integrated Secondary School in Haig Road between Aug. 11 and 26. He was also charged with stealing 17 Item oi .'ports equipment worth $346 belonging to District 2. Vi?ilante Corps of the
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    'Spore in the 70s' talk
    74 26 SINGAPORE, Frl. A series of eight lectures on "Singapore In the 70s" will be presented jointly by the Adult Education Board and Radio Television Singapore, beginning at the Cultural Centre on Monday, Sept. 14 at 8 p.m. The tlrst lecture will be on the "Changing
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    Graphic art exhibition
    66 26 SINGAPORE. Fri.— A French graphic art exhibition will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Sept. 15 to 23. from 10 am to 8 p.m. dally. The exhibition. "Ecole de Paris Graphic Art. organised by the Ministry of Culture and the French Embassy, will feature 108
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    Smoky bus, manager fined
    41 26 SINGAPORE, Fri. Tbe manager of Cbangi Bus IJ Company was fined SIM today for allowing a driver. Bone Sine alias Scan Swee to drive a bus with a smoky exhaust alone Victoria Street on Nov. 27, 1*«.
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    A treat for music lovers at National Orchestra concert
    201 26 A treat for music lovers at National Orchestra concert SINOAPORE. Frl. Music lovers can be sure of a good showing by the Singapore National Orchestra at their performances at the Conference Hail tomorrow and Sunday. This assurance came today from a man in the best position to know Israeli conductor
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      Police edge Army in curtain raiser
      185 27 By KHO MAN POH T>OLICE youngsters odged Army youngsters 4-3 in a keenly-contested curtain raiser at Jalan Besar last night. The match was arranged to promote soccer among the children of the uniformed personnel. After 15 minutes of equal exchanges. Army's Kudin .shot them
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      Swimming courses
      71 27 Swimming courses MINISTRY Of Social Allans t Sport* Division) will be organising swimming courses lor l^eginners at t lie V.m Kit, Farrer Park and River Valley snirnmlug pool. 1 Open to all above the age of 7, the courses are ol ioui-week duration each. Entry forms are available al the
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      Nijinsky bids for triple —crown
      258 27 Nijinsky bids for triple —crown T ONDON, Frl. Nijinsky. the unbeaten Amei lean owned colt, should become the first horse lor 35 years to capture a triple rrown of the English tin! by winning the St. Leger at Doncaster tomorrow. Victory will rank Nijinsky among the truly great horses of
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      Date set for finals
      42 27 THE finals of this year's Malay Badminton Association's championships will be decided at the SBA Hall. Guillemard Road, on Sept. 26 from 7.30 pm. The finals to be decided are junior and senior singles, and the men's doubles.
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      Doubleheader sweep by Kansas
      90 27 Doubleheader sweep by Kansas NEW YORK, Fri— Results of baseball matches played in the United States yesterday: American League: Kansas City 2 Milwaukee 0 Ist game i. Kansas City 10 Milwaukee 2 <2ndi; Boston 14 Detroit 0; Cleveland 13 Washington 4; Baltimore 2 New York 1 Minnesota 0 Oakland 1
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      Poly Open finals
      32 27 THE Singapore Polytechnic Open badminton darnnlonship final* will be playf 1 """Aw day from 1 p m the final*- arr 'igle* and double*, mix übltt, women's singles and doubles.
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      Top form Yeo in quarterfinals
      496 27  -  G. ROBERT By DEFENDING champion and top seed Yeo Ah Senu moved into the quarter-finals of the Singapore Badminton Association's National Championships when he easily beat Lee Choon Pew 15-2, 15-7 at (lUillemard Road last night. Yeo was in top form yesterday and ran through
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      Baharom's goal wins Cup for Forces
      300 27 Baharom's goal wins Cup for Forces By JOE DORM AN 85th minute goal by centrehalf Baharom Salleh retained the Police-Military knockout Cup for Armed Forces, who beat Vigiiante Corps by 1-0 in the final at Jalan Besar stadium last night. The match had looked set for a draw when the
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      Holder Vo knocks out Sharin 6-1 6-1
      341 27 By MANSOOR RAHMAN CINGAPORE and Malaysian players were eliminated from the men'.s .singles in the Malaysian Open tennis championships at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Singapore champion Sharin Osman. who got a bye from Indonesia s Samodra Sangitan in the second round, was beaten 6-1.
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      Results
      409 27 Men's Mngles 2nd rd: Lyalline <SV> bt E Chlew «-3. 6-1; C Dibley (At bt Z.A Azii 6-2. 6-1; J. Lockington (NZ> bt S.A. Azman 6-1, 3-6. 12-10; S. Champirisi iTi bl. Maung Than Ngwc. (B) 7-5. 6-0; R. Cane iA) I bt B. Pinto (Cey> 7-5. 7-5; J.
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      SCC FACE LIGHT, FAST JB UNITED TODAY
      231 27 DUGOER fans today have a good choice of matches la select for watching and the problem Is: Where to go? On the padang, the SCC will face a different type of opponent tins week the hunt and speeoy Jonore Bahru United— and tins
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      Youth soccer finals
      47 28 THE FINALS A the Youth Football Tournament will be played at Jalan Besai' tomorrow. In the Under-18 fiiml Burnley United A" will play Kakl Buklt Spcrts Clut at 3.30 p.m.. and Burnley United will play SAFSA "A In the Under-ao final at 6 p.m.
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      SOSC will now be SNOC
      404 28  -  E. FRIDA By SINGAPORE Olympic and Sports Council unanimously agreed yesterday, after 100 minutes of discussion, to dissolve and become the Singapore National Olympic Council. Inche Otnman Wok, who chaired the meeting at the Ministry of Social Affairs, said "The Council fully supported the move."
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      Record bid
      52 28 A TEAM of 36. including six women, from the Australian Army In Singapore will bowl non-stop for 12 hours in a bid to beat a total ptnfall of 115.009 now recognised as a world services reccid. The attempt will be made from 9 a.m. today at Jackie s
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      Record swim treble by Elaine Sng
      544 28 SINGAPORE representatiJ ivo Elaine Sng. of Singapore Chinese Girls' School, won all her three events in record times in the Newton District Primary Schools swimming meet at River Valley yesterday, report GODFREY ROBERT Elaine, who competed in the recent Asian Age Group meet, won
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      SRU trials: Poor response
      232 28  - SRU trials: Poor response JOE DORAI By CINGAPORE ***** clubs are showing poor response to SingaDore Rugby Union's call to nominate players for the three trials to select the Singapore Civilian side for the HMS Malaya Cup 1 rugger championship. With the first trial only eight days away, the SRU
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      Spore BA renews bid for world's top 16
      314 28 Spore BA renews bid for world's top 16 4 WELL-KNOWN local soft drink company has come to the aid of Singapore Badminton Association in its bid to get lc of the worlds leading players to play in the Singapore Open Badminton championships from Oct. 15 to 18. The company has
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      Fleet Arm ready to strike again
      640 29 RACING with Epsom Jeep fLEET ARM and jockey P. K. Leong, seven times a winning combination, can strike again in Race 6 at Kuala Lumpur today. Last time out. Fleet Arm ploughed through mud and rain to score over the Ipoh sif straight. He
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      SELECTIONS
      138 29 EPSOM 111 CALL BOY POINTER Rarr 1: ft, ONHDENCE S. tOXFIDIMt At lor Klark King Skippy l in h Loines MANHATTAN S. Confidence Straits Code Race VOLUBLE C. KITT Mianlin Park New Liberty Mo we Lad Shantin I'ark KITT Shantin Park Count Carlo Rare 3: PRIME RATE I). VICTORY
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      Newcomers Sugar Daddy and Silhoutte impress
      277 29 Newcomers Sugar Daddy and Silhoutte impress NEWCOMERS Sugar Daddy 11 and Silhoutte went well in a 3f gallop in 40 in soft going at Kuala Lumpur yesterday, reports EPSOM JEEP. Bugar Daddy, late Thailand. Is a four-year-old gelding by Wllkes. He won twice over 5f In Australia last year. One
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      Parmelia triumphs
      92 29 LONDON. Fri PaimrlU. the 11-8 on tavourl'e. easily won the Park Hill Slakes for fillies over 141 127-yd at Doncaste/ yesterday. Parmelia. ridden by Samly Barclay, beat an ouisidv. Tora Santa 100-6 >. by ten lengths. Flddlededee \va^ I nother half a length auay third ol five rur.nerv
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      KUALA LUMPUR CARD
      1487 29 GOING FORECAST: Soft to heavy .lIJJM 2.15 CLASS 5 DIVISION 2— 6F IiUSISJH (55.000 $3,500 to winner) 1 I. THE PEACOCK lt4M Van I rong 9 90 (+2) F < 14 2 4 on TRIPOLI .i Uavl Ml..™ 5 I.l', (dd +13) Li«w I ISO BLACK KING
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      Lock icon KENT ON BRINK OF TITLE VICTORY
      146 29 LONDON, Fri.— Kent were on the brink of their first English county cricket chamDionship triumph since 1913 after a fine century by skipper Colin Cowdrev. his third of the season, against Surrey yesterday. Kent, with a total of eicht bonus points in the match
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      Clay signs to fight Quarry
      104 29 |\EW YORK, Fri. Cassius Clay, former world heavyweight boxing champion who has spent over three years in enforced inactivity, signed yesterday to fight fellou-Aim-ru in Jerry Quarry over 15 rounds at Atlanta. Georgia, on Oct. 26. Clay, undefeated in 29 professional fights, was stripped of
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      Lock icon Marge is heading for grand slam
      219 29 Marge is heading for grand slam NEW YORK. Fri. Australia's John Newcombe. Ken Rosewall and Tony Roche and American Cliff Richey moved into the semi-finals of the U.S. tennis championship! yesterday, while Margaret Court too Ie another step towards winning the second grand slam in women's tennis history. Newcombe. winner
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      Inter-school fencing
      36 29 Six teams from tour achonlß Free School lt>, St. X.<vier's t2). Georgetown BMondary and MethodiM B will take pan in the Penang inter-school fencing championships at the SKI hall on Sept. lf-17 13 p.m.;
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      Lock icon Gregson stroke ahead
      166 29 LONDON, nt Britain s Malcolm Oreg&on hela a imr-stroke lead a; me bulimy Btaoa in tne £10.000 Uunlup Masters golf tournament at Lyiliam Si. Alines yesierd.iy OrigMin U.ttUed agaurut wind and r.iin to return a sfcund round ol 73 for a total of 150 British Ryder Cup
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      269 27 Horse racing has been called the sport of JV^I kings, but a glance at the crowd at any J^Jat*- <^pMfl -Jt^S^HhK 1 r^fMr- of our race tracks will show you that it has *.JT '^•^■^JB^BII^j^PB 9 0n e very democratic. This Sunday, Weekc iw I «23P^^> *iS w i ~^P^
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      585 28 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO presently in the process ot establishing a Singapore branch requires an EXECUTIVE SECRETARY The ideal candidate will possess considerable experience as an executive secretary, preferably with a bank or American orientod firm Fluent and rapid English shorthand and typing is required. Good knowledge of
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      764 28 We irvite applications trom Malaysian Citizens for the position of MEDICAL DETAILER to promote ond sell Sondoz wide ronge ot high quolity drugs to the medico 1 profession. We ore looking tor a man who possesses ombition, drive, the ability to work hard and has a pleasing personality. He should:
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      106 28 (iOI.F A and B medal stroke i Keppeh. SOCCER- FAS Youth tournament for 3rd and 4th placinits: Uhder 18 Kaion^ v Burnley "B" (MS); Under 20 Pools v Danil Al.ah both matches Jalan Besar HOCKEY— Under 23 tournament Khalsa 'B" v Jasenite*. Ceylon SC v Schools A' ißale^tler Rd i
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      19 29 TOP TIPS: Herringay (Race 4) and Kampong. Melayu (Race 5). BEST FORECAST: Fleet Arm and Exchange Rate (Race 6).
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      164 29 WANTED OFFICE SPACE IN CENTRAL CITY FOR IMMEDIATE LONG TERM LEASE OR PURCHASE Minimum ft.ooo squarr feel required with at least 2.000 square feet on the ground tloor Please address replies to LJVCO P.O. BOX 4(i'J Singapore NOTICE CAPITAL PROPERTIES BERHAD CHANGE OF ADDRESS TO 293, JALAN TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN.
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      522 29 FOR SALE 49 ROBINSON ROAD. SINGAPORE Offers invited Tor this three storey offlce building which was extensively renovated recently. Will be sold with vacant possession Interested parties write to or contact company secretary at tel 930 r /l for inspection. FOR SALE Over 5.W»0 acre* ji I'm tile land for
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    Guerillas guard hijacked VC-10
    21 30 ARMED guerillas guarding the BOAC VC-10 hijacked lo the "n--volitiona lv airport** in Amman. I PI l;i(li()|)h()lo.
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    Eddie Fisher's sad tale of his debts
    225 30 Eddie Fisher's sad tale of his debts SAN JUA.n. Frl. Singer Eddie Fisher told a sad tale yesterday of a happy-go-lucky star who left business details in the hands of paid professionals and woke up one morning to find himself brotp i n debt and out of work. Th ,obo.v-sox
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    RAZAK OFF TO ROME
    70 30 LI'SAKA. Fri. Malay sian Primr Ministerdesirnate Tun Abdul Raiak and President Suharto of Indonesia left together last night after attending the non-aligned summit here. Tun Raiak had been invited by President Suharto to fly with him to Rome in the special Garuda plane which bad brought
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    SEMBAWANG IS TOP CONTENDER FOR 'QUEEN' REFIT JOB
    262 30 SEMBAWANG IS TOP CONTENDER FOR 'QUEEN' REFIT JOB By CLEMENT MESENAS: Singapore. Friday CEMBAWANG Shipyard La the No. 1 contender to get the job of refitting the Cunard ocean liner Queen Elizabeth if Singapore is picked for the task. Hong Kong shipping magnate Mr. C. Y. Tung, who successfully bid
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    Widow leaps into pyre
    51 30 NEW DELHI. Fri.— Mr*. Bela Dcvi was so upset over the dta.h of her husband she committed ••suttee" by leaping onto the funeral pyre and dying before she could be saved in a vilage in eastern Madhya Pradesh state, the United News of India reported today—
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    MITSUBISHI PLANS FOR CHEMICAL COMPLEX
    97 30 MITSUBISHI PLANS FOR CHEMICAL COMPLEX SINGAPORE. Fri. Another Japanese industrial giant .Mitsubishi has dis«los«-i| plans to build a petrochemical complex in Sinpore A Reuter report, quoting; a company spokesman, today said the Mitsubishi industrial croup was now working out a plan for the complex. The plan to be completed by
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    Lock icon Bride shortage due to big city lure
    87 30 Bride shortage due to big city lure BANGKOK, Fri—Bachelors in the Kham Tai district of Chieng Mai in northern Thailand are faced with a shortage of pretty eligible brides. Mr. Thaem Natchnroen a deputy, said procurers from Banckok were luring the young prettj maidens to the city with offer:- of
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    Weather outlook
    52 30 THE weather outlook for SINGAPORE from t> a.m. to noon today: Fan The weather outlook from a.m. today to 6 a.m. tomorrow for the foilowinu town is: Kuala Lumpur: Isolated showers in the late afternoon and early evening. Penanf: Mainly fair. Ipoh: Isolated showers or thunderstorms In the
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    46 30 MR. KLCMENT KASIMIR Station Master. Malayan Rniiwuy*. paracd ivav preccfully. l.awnK (or burial from 30A, T.ipinr Road. Kuala Kungaar 3.30 p. m. on U MRS. P. JANAKI MAOHAVAN of PnonthiiMHin II K ..l.,kk^\ur. motruT-in-Uiv of Mr. A sr <>i Singapore, passed away pi.ni lu.ljr on 10-H-7U.
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