The Straits Times, 13 September 1970

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    13 1 The Sunday Times No. 1798 <£O CE.NI~ SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 13. 1970 SINGAPORE EDITION
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    All passengers safe, says Amman radio
    12 1 All passengers safe, says Amman radio FOP« MB INTERVKNeS TO SAVB PASSCNGtRS
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    Lock icon Guerillas bio w up hijack airliners
    377 1 Guerillas bio w up hijack airliners AMMAN, Saturday ARAB guerillas today blew up three hijacked passenger planes on the Jordanian desert after removing all the passengers and crewmen they had threatened to kill. Announcing this. Radio Amman s:iid none of the passengers had been hurt in the dynamiting of the
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    Nair warns of the danger in becoming complacent about economic success of Singapore
    382 1 Nair warns of the danger in becoming complacent about economic success of Singapore SINGAPORE, Sat. CINGAPORE merchants and business executives who habitually flaunt their affluence at nightclubs are putting themselves in "a casino on the of a live volcano." These arc KMM of the people who are too complacent and
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    One of many touching letters People and Problems gets
    226 1 One of many touching letters People and Problems gets ONE day every week the Sunday Times opens a window into the problems and frustrations which crop up in our lives. People and Problems is that human interest column which has evoked a readership response of more than 200 letters a
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    Lock icon Pill to prevent sudden death
    66 1 LONDON. Sat.— A pill which will prevent men dropping dead after a heart attack will be available within a lew years, a medical conference here was told today. Dr. Walter SomerYille of Middlesex Hospital. London. >ald the pill, to be taken dally, would prevent heart
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    Pay rises for Prime Minister and Ministers in Malaysia
    231 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The Prime Minister, Deputy Prime Minister, all Cabinet Ministers, Members of Parliament and Senators are to get more pay, the Government announced tonight. The revision, the first major one in 10 years, will be backdated to Jan. 1.
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    Several held in drug crackdown
    202 1 Several held in drug crackdown gEVERAL boys Inw Ik-cm detained by poUfee in a crackdown on drug pedlars throughout the Republic- By GERRY DE SILVA. Singapore, Sat The "most wanted men" on the Narcotics Branch list are pushers of little white pills like those taken by two Katong Convent girls
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    More raids to beat 'white pills' racket
    234 1 More raids to beat 'white pills' racket sea and then Into Singapore through Bangkok. The culprits— small businessmen with branch offices in Hong Kong. A doctor and a chemlit today said that morphine was a dangerous drug more lethal than ganja which could be taken orally or Injected. Vomittlng might
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    Latest
    46 1 HOSTAGES IN AMMAN AMMAN. Sat. Men passengers Iron three hijacked airliners arrived here tonight in two convoys heavily guarded by Palestinian guerillas. The guerillas tonight announced that they freeing all but 49 of 334 hostages. The 40 included Israelis, Americans. Swiss. West Germans, and Britons.
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    The gentle guerillas
    525 2 KINDNESS THAT EASED A DESERT ORDEAL LONDON, Sat J)ESPITE the long ordeal in the desert with death on their doorstep, three passengers of a hijacked British airliner had a. kind word for the men who held them hostage. "They were very friendly." That's what 21 -year-old Lesley
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    The smiling hostages
    57 2 The smiling hostages TWO boys perp from the doom ay of the hijacked Swissair j 't liner on ihe desert airstrip as an armed guerilla sits in between them. All passengers on the hijacked planet are bring moved to Amman on hum anitarian grounds" while nr-t; nt i.i pin- for
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    Lock icon Now Leila's agony...
    246 2 LONDON, Sat LEILA KHALID, the Palestinian guerilla who tailed in an attempt to hijack an El Al Israeli airliner last Sunday is afraid of being taken anywhere by plane. The reason: The plane might I be hijacked or sabotaged. Twenty-four year old Leila, now in custody at
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      Lock icon 'Green Beret killed wife, daughter in blind rage'
      262 2 FORT BRAGG (North Carolina), Saturday. A MILITARY prosecutor submitted today that Green Beret Capt. Jeffrey Mac Donald killed his pregnant wife and two young daughters "in a blind, fantastic, mindless rage" because the youngest child wet the bed. Defence counsel Bernard L.
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      Lock icon 21 DIE AS TORNADO LASHES VENICE
      151 2 VENICE, sal. A freak tornado lashed the city last night, killing at lea.-t 15 people on a water bus sucked out of a lagoon and leaving another six dead on the shore. The 30-second killer-wind .swept in from the sea. sank the bus and
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      Lock icon Expo 76 site
      28 2 WASHINGTON. Sat. President Nixon announced yesterday he will recommend Philadelphia. Pennsylania. as the site for Expo 76 in conjunction with the U.S. bicent«nnUl celebration. UPI.
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      12-minute agony of two trapeze artistes
      154 2 12-minute agony of two trapeze artistes lIOMHIM.. Sat. Spectators at Miurice Richard arena witnessed a dr.im.i "I lifr and death when two hish wire trapeze artistes slipped mil h u ni; helplessly for 12 minutes hefore they wrre rescued. At the premiere of the Mum iw Circus on Ice, about
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      Lock icon Mrs. Meir, Nixon to meet
      55 2 JERUSALEM. Sat Israeli Prime Minister Mrs. Oolda Mnr will moe, U.S. President Nixon in Washington next Friday, a Government spoki >man s.a;d here 'ast ni^hi A communique issued by Mrs Mcirb cilice .-.'id *he would leave on her espected visit to the United States \uthin
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      Bomb blast at tavern
      47 2 BELFAST. Sal A bomb I wrecked the rear of a t.vern hen eu;l,- ytv-terday. It was the second blast in successive nights in the Northern Irish capital. An Irish Dairy I Board office was damaged by a bomb early on Thursday.— RevI ter.
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      Lock icon Boost for electric cars
      92 2 TXJKYO. Bat. Two Japanese companles announced yesterday they had jointly developed a more efficient and economical battery for electric cars The Tokyo Shibaura Electric and Yuasa Battery companies said the new battery was a sodium-sulphur storage I battery developed on principles an- nounced four years ago
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      99 2 Lp>The Japan with a difference. Cathay Pacific's Japan. Every day you can discover it. The Fishing at Gifu. The snow in Sapporo. The Ginza in Tokyo. The Imperial Palace, the Meiji Shrine, the serene Inland Sea. Japan is all there waiting for you to discover. For business or pleasure. Come
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    Reasons for state of tension in Asian universities
    667 3  -  UNNY KRISHNAN: By Kuala Lumpur, Sat UNIVERSITIES in Asia are In a state of tension m ;i result of the unprecedented tusks they have been called upon to face in a rapidly evolving situation. So rapidly that it baa been described as
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    Lock icon New role for the neutral nations
    798 3  - New role for the neutral nations COLIN LEGUM by NON-ALIGN-MENT has been given a number of new roles by the 62 nations about half the nations of the world at the summit conference which has ended in Lusaka. First, by adopting the new Lusaka Declaration they are committed to the
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    Six hours of din that airport sufferers have to endure
    245 3 Six hours of din that airport sufferers have to endure Y()l can almost ">re" fhf noise as this formation of 162 planes crowds the sky at London's Heathrow Airport. This, in one remarkable pieturr. >urns up the ear- bashing racket that 21-year-old Paul Collins and the people livi lg nearby
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    CHAMBERS' PLEDGE ON USE OF MALAY ON SIGNBOARDS
    157 3 CHAMBERS' PLEDGE ON USE OF MALAY ON SIGNBOARDS ITUALA LUMPUR. Sat The Associated Chinese Chambers of Commerce today assured the Government it would continue to intensify the campaign to exhibit commercial signboards in B"-.asa Malaysia. This assurance was given by the chamber President. Tan Bri T. H. Tan. at a
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    Mining pool tragedy
    43 3 IPOH Sal— Schoolboy Lam Chee Kons. 13. who went for a swim with three of hto »chool-matc-v was drowned in a dUuned mining pool off Shan tin Park in New Pailr Puteh yesi terday His body w«u recovered toI day.
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    When there's no more need for 'women's rights'
    1667 4  -  JUDITH YONG By SINGAPORE CONCLUDING o two part evaluation of the first 10 years of Singapore's Women's Charter, formulated in 1960 "to make it as easy as possible to enter into a contract of marriage" and "to make it as difficult as
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    Teachers and the problem facing the Govt
    117 5 Teachers and the problem facing the Govt KANGAH. Sat The Mini.stry of Education Ls facing a problem with regard to 1 2.000 under- qualified teachers, the Chief Education Adviser. Haji Hamdan bin Sheikh Tahir. .said today. Speaking at a science and mathematics forum to 400 teachers. Haji Hamdan said that
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    Motorist fined
    30 5 BUTTKKWoHIH S,,t motorist, Chan Khm Ciumi 36. was fined »50 today bar driving his car without due care and attention at Jalan R*ia Uda here on March 12.
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    S'poreborn model to wed Lord Russell
    193 5 S'poreborn model to wed Lord Russell I ONDON. Sat. Si net pure -burn model Faith Ibrahim. M, and Lord harmRussell. 20-year old youngest >on of tlx Duke of Bedford in London, toasting each other with champagne after their engagement. They were >e<Telly engaged last week two months after they met
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    Presentation of award
    53 5 Presentation of award KUANTAN. Sat I he I'engku Mankntii ol Parian* uill lead .i delegation to Alor Bt«! tomorrow to present the Slate's most exalted Royal J-.inuiv order to the Sultan of Kedah. The honour a.- of slowed on the Kedah Ruler by the Sultan ol Parians on hu 66th
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    62 killed in road accidents in Pahang this year
    100 5 62 killed in road accidents in Pahang this year KI'ANTAN, Sat. A total of sixty-two people died in 857 road accidents in Pah. i rig up to August this year Ku.ir.U'i topped with 24 deaths, follow rd by Itentonc 14 and Temerloh Statistic* issued lit the police here *how mo*t
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    Sarawak end of the road for old Japanese cars
    401 5  - Sarawak end of the road for old Japanese cars LAWRENCE BASAPA by Kuching, Sat. QENERATION gap. A problem least expected in Kucning. But it's here right in the motor market. A battle between old and new. Cars, that is. It began almost two years ago. Starting point: Tokyo, city of
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    Business samurais rake in the dollars
    126 5 70 vehicles. New vehicles -foreign and West Malaysian assembledaverage 50. That s quite a "generation gap." The Malaysian Vehicle A>semblers' Association maue representations to the Federal Government recently. Following suit. the Malaysian Motor Traders Association will soon raise the matter on the retail trade's
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    The death watch
    367 6  -  GILBERT WOODEN By A pledge of hope and courage from the father JAMPIN. Sat. On that fateful half-acre which saw 12 of his family perish in a fire yesterday. Mr. Pang Nyit Chik, 67. will build four three-storey shophouses. And with a vow What is gone is
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    Engineer's body found in smoke filled room
    149 6 Engineer's body found in smoke filled room KUALA LUMPUR, Sat. The body of an engineer employed by the Anglo- Oriental Sdn. Bhd., Mr. J. Reid, 44, was found in his smoke filled bedroom this morning by a servant. The servant had gone to the house In Jalan Pekeliling here at
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    Cancer 'can be cured' if detected early
    97 6 Cancer 'can be cured' if detected early IfUALA KANGSAR. Sat With modern medicine and equipment, cancer can be cured if detected early. Dr. Naranjan Singh. Health Officer. Kuala Kangsar. said today. He was speaking at the World Health Day exhibition, which was opened by the District Officer. Inche i Osman
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    Quick rescue
    60 6 ipoh. sat. Quick aotnri ot two fin' "nsinfs sa\M mcc makers ,-h ip in Ksunpar Road from being destroyed by fire tonight. On.v the roof ol ilv douh>Morev shop :he third in a row of 12 •<«>. slialv. v damaged All the occupants of the shop were »w«v
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    Chemist tells of blood stains in car boot
    744 6  -  001 CHENG GAIK by- Johore Bahru, Sat. GOVERNMENT chemist told the High Court hearing in the Esther Chan murder case today that he found bloodstains in the car boot and house of 29- year-old Lee Wong Tiang, who is accused of the
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    TURTLE HATCHES IN CUPBOARD OF THE HOME OF CHIEF JUSTICE
    268 7 TURTLE HATCHES IN CUPBOARD OF THE HOME OF CHIEF JUSTICE SINGAPORE, Sat. A two-month-old turtle egg one of four left forgotten in a kitchen cupboard decided it had stayed unnoticed long enough. So on Thursday, when Ah I <ns. the maid at Chief Justice We* C'hong Jin's house, opened the
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    One-man art exhibition
    52 7 One-man art exhibition Mm-l-lfr of Law and National De\plnpment. Mr E.W. Barker. «i!l open ihe one-man art exhibition by Kam Kee Yon;: at confer■M Hh!l on Wednesday at 5.30 p.m. The exhibition. oi'Kani.sed by the Singapore Art Society, will be open Irom Thursday to Sunday between 9 30 a.m. and
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    The parade was grand but...
    207 7 SINGAPORE. Saturday T<HE parade was grand except *,hat the highest- ranking police officer there with over 19 years' servirp pot his long-service clasp last. 1 Assistant Commandant. Mr. Sunny Tan Chor Yin. 45. of the Volunteer Special Constabulary, was among '254 retired and serving policemen
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    Warehouse complex to go up soon in P. Panjang
    387 7 SINGAPORE, Saturday WAREHOUSE complex will soon be set up at Pasir Panjang, Mr. Alan Choc, head of the Housing Board's Urban Renewal Department, disclosed today. He said that when urban renewal reaches the banks of Singapore River, all the godowns and
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    American reporter loses films on Java
    286 7 American reporter loses films on Java CINGAPORE, Sat. American roving reporter Joe Daniels, 43, spent three weeks capturing the colour and excitement of Central Java on film but it looks like all his hard work is going to waste. He lost his bag or films when he arrived in Singapore
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    S'pore-Indonesia joint venture
    39 7 JAKARTA. Sat. A Singa-pore-Indonesia joint soft drink factory has been opened In Surabaja in East Java, the Antara news agency reported today. The Joint venture Is between Fraser and Neave and the Indonesian company Oading Murnl.
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    Varsity Bahais
    43 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— The University of Singapore Bahal Society today held Its Inaugural meeting at the university's new lecture theatre 4. with a speech on the Bahal faith which advocates the unity of mankind, by a local Bahal leader. Mrs. Elizabeth Gibson.
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    Note found beside death fall man
    67 7 Note found beside death fall man SINGAPORE. Sat— Tan Wall Heng. 56, of Lorong AhadUt. off Pctong Pa.Mr. was found dead at the foot of a block of flaU In Bendemeer Road this afternoon. He Is believed to have fallen from the 10th floor of the 12--storey building. A bundle
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    1,000 IN VARSITY'S SIX-MILE WALKATHON COLLECT $32,660 FOR CHARITIES
    155 7 SINGAPORE. Sat— Miss Lynette Ng Slew Yin and Mrs. S. Chelliah won trophies from the University of Singapore's Vice-Chancellor Dr. Ton Chin Chye for being the varsity's champion money-walkers. Miss Ng, a second-year arts/social science student bagged $1,549.20 at the unl-walkathon
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    184 7 Tengku gets princely welcome from Thais fHIENG MAI, Sat. Malaysian Prime Minister Tengku Abdul Rahman was given a princely welcome here today when he arrived for an overnight visit. Girls dressed in bright silk blouses and striped anglelength skirts strewed petals of roses in the path of the Tengku and
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    Man with knife jailed
    75 7 SINGAPORE Sat Jobless Afandl bin Sakir. 28. was jailed today for two days lor having U oflenslve weapon a vege- table kn.fe at King George V Park on July 10. Senior Inspector E.G. Marcus, prosecuting, said that the knife was used for stealing three plants belonging
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    100 foreign pilots apply for 11 vacancies for MSA Friendship captains
    213 8 SINGAPORE. Saturday MSA's overseas recruitment campaign has netted 100 applications from qualified pilots for 11 vacancies for Fokker Friendship captains. The applications came from India. Indonesia. Pakistan. Burma. Thailand and the Philippines. Previously MSA recruited most of Its expatriate
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    DENIAL BY STU BRANCH OF BID TO DOMINATE PAY TALKS
    178 8 DENIAL BY STU BRANCH OF BID TO DOMINATE PAY TALKS SINGAPORE. Sa4. "The Cert iflcate-in-Educat urn branch <CEB» of the Singapore Teachers Union today denied that it mi (Hit to capture uffinn leadership j and dominate in the craning pay talks with the Education Ministry. A spokesman for the branch
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    Charred body of gardener and 'note' found near school
    139 8 OINGAPORE, Sat. A 27-year- old gardener was believed to have set himself ablaze after dousing petrol over his body at I a school rarden in Jalan Rumah Tinggi today. A partly-burnt "suicide" note written in Chinese was found about three yards
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    Start student counselling at primary level, says expert
    146 8 Start student counselling at primary level, says expert SINGAPORE. Sal— Counselling and mndanec of students should begin at the first levrl of school-life in kindergartens and primary schools. For at this state, children I are still very rurious and anxious to learn, accord* ing to the director of counselling and
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    Devon warns against imitating the 'ugly Westerner'
    547 8 Devon warns against imitating the 'ugly Westerner' SINGAPORE. Sat SINGAPORE as a nation oi conforming robots would DC as bad as a nation which approved and borrowed indiscriminately Jads and fashions from the West. Nobody in his right senses would want that. The NTUC secretarygeneral. Mr. CV. Devan Nair. said
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    SATA LAUNCHES $100,000 FUNDS DRIVE AND DRAW
    175 8 SINGAPORE. Sat— SATA s donation draw for 1070 was launched today by its chairman. Mr. Richard Lim Kee Ming, at a lunch meeting of council members. The target is to sell 100.0G0 SI tickets. The draw will be held on Jan. 9 next
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    Concert a triumph for Ronly-Riklis
    246 8 CINGAPORE. Sat. Maestro Shalom Ronly-Riklis has definitely established a firm position for himi self here as a conductor. The National Orchestra under its leader. Alphonso Anthony, gave the first of two concerts tonight at the Conference Hall. Judging by tonight s performance. Its success was
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    Mother of a better life for all
    1081 9  - Mother of a better life for all ROBERT OAKLEY By THINGS are not what they were. The reason is not that there is a natural process which automatically change* things. Changes come often because certain individuals make them come often in face of great oppo sition. In five weekly instalments,
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    STOP SMOKING' APPEAL
    162 9 DOCTORS in Britain are preparing an appeal to the Government for positive action to stop people from vmokinc cirarrttes The appeal will or made In a new report by tbe Royal College of Physicians to be oublishi-d tn November II wil> vt.itr emphatically that Mnokinc impair? health
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    Market in shambles after men fight over woman
    508 10  -  VICTOR NG: Singapore, Saturday 50 local fishmongers and workers fought a running battle with 20 crew members of a Thai fishing vessel berthed alongside Jurong fish market early this morning. Three men, including the engineer of the vessel Chai Charoen, were injured
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    The $20 a maid took out of her bra
    143 10 The $20 a maid took out of her bra SINGAPORE. Sat. A maid .servant took out an envelope containing <20 from her brassiere and returned it to her employer when questioned about i'.s disappearance, a court heard today. Hosaimah blnte Hadlr. 16. admitted stealing t h c money when confronted
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    Polio boy drowns on first trip to swim pool
    251 10 Polio boy drowns on first trip to swim pool tINGAPORE. Sat. Schoolboy polio victim Loo Hock Cheriß. 17, did not tell his mother he was going for a swim when he left home with some books one Saturday morning, a coroner heard. lAt noon, a shocked Mr. Loo Ching heard
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    Gilmour here for week's visit
    39 10 SINGAPORE. Sat. British Under -Secretary of BtaU for Defence for the Army. Mr. Lan Oilmour. flew in this evening for a week's visit of BrllUh troops and their families In Singapore and West Malaysia.
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    Hon: Monetary Authority to start functioning soon
    242 10 OINGAPOKE, Sat. The Monetary Authority of Singapore is expected to start functioning in October or November this year. The Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sul Sen said today that on his return from his three-week overseas tour, he "will put into effect the organised
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    Book soon on S'pore architect practice
    118 10 CINGAPORE. Sat. The winner of the first fellowship awarded by the Singapore Institute of Architects. Mr. LI Hock Hung, has completed a research and analysis of the architectural profession and practice in Singapore. His work will be published soon. This was announced by the
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    MANAGER
    113 11 A Kuropean Company requires ;i Manager for its Singapore Office. The Man: Must be ;i Singapore citizen Must have at least years marketing experience at executive level Able to speak the main Chinese dialects Sound educational background Preferably between 28-96 years TheJoh: The successful candidate will be required to
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    Dr Goh elected chairman of INCOME'S trustees board
    442 11 SINGAPORE. Saturday T\R. Goh Keng Swee, the J acting Prime Minister and Minister for Defence, has been elected chairman of the board of trustees ot INCOME the NTUC's insurance co-operative. The trustees met for the first time yesterday, and elected Mr. C.
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    A banker who has suddenly shot into limelight
    302 11 A banker who has suddenly shot into limelight CINGAPORE, Sat. Banker Mr. Michael Wong Pak-Shong has suddenly shot into the aational limelight. Mr. Wong. 39. is managing director-designate of the Monetary Authority of Singapore and chairman of INCOMES board of directors He is also director of Malaysia-Singapore Airlines. The MAS
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    New job a big challenge, says Shimpi
    216 11 SINGAPORE. Sat. INCOME has as its general manager-dc- signate a man who really knows his business. He is Mr. AT. Shimpi. 44. who started in the insurance business about 18 years ago as an actuarial clerk. With full-time wort and part-time studies it
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    Toto booth theft
    34 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— Toto ticket-seller Mr. Sareetharan. 18. has reported the loss of 129 from his booth in Taman Kohdoh, Segambut. between 4.45 p.m. on Sept. lo and 8.50 a.m. yesterday.
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    Cancer can be cured if detected early
    95 11 KUALA KANGSAR. Sat. With modern medicine and equipment, cancer can be cured if detected early. Dr. Naranjan Singh. Health Officer. Kuala Kangsar. said today. He was speaking at the World Health Day exhibition, which was opened by the District Officer. Inche Osman Khalruddin
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    Conference on religion
    61 11 SINGAPORE. Sat— Six Singaporeans are among 300 delegates who will attend the world conference on religion and peace to be held In Kyoto. Japan from Oct. 16 to 31. The Singapore Council of In-ter-Rellglous Organisation will meet at the Ramaknshna Mission In Bart ley Road on Sept.
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    Gamblers fined
    23 11 SINGAPORE. Sat Elghty- flve people were today fined a I total of 12.370 for gambling at I various public place,, yesterday.
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    48 MORE 'GRADUATE' FROM TRAINING SHIP
    108 11 48 MORE 'GRADUATE' FROM TRAINING SHIP SINGAPORE. Sat. Another 48 trainee seamen on board the training ship Singapore received their certificates today, making it a total of 2.274 "graduates" since the first intake in 1964. Technical manager oi Robin Shipyard. Mr. John Hughes, presented the certificates to the 48 recruits
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    $2,000 for books
    52 11 PENANG. Sat— The Penang Muslim orphanage In Aysr Ham has spent 52.0C0 to buy textbooks and reading materials for Its new library. liuhe Ab.i Bakar bin Sharif! secretary o' the management committee -aid today that the orphanage would take in more inmates next year The present inmates
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    New palace chief
    36 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Sat— The Sultan of Selangor ha appointed his son. Tengku Sulaiman Shah. 22, a palace chief with the title of Tengku Panglima Betar Selangor The aDpolntment is effective from Aug. 1
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    Civics course
    26 11 KUANTAN. Sat —The Mentrl Besar. Tan Sri Haji Yahya. will open a one-day civics course at the Umno building in Temerloh on Sept. 26.
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    AG plaintiff in suit against driver
    203 11 SINGAPORE. Sat The Attorney-General, who generally is the defendant in traffic negligence suits involving government vehicles, has become the plaintiff in a writ filed in the High Court. This, according to a government source today, is the first time that such a move has
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    Wayward youth entering serious era
    227 11 Wayward youth entering serious era SINGAPORE. Sat—Delinquency in Singapore has passed the age of truancy and vandalism and entered a new. more serious era that of drugtaking and promiscuity. But Singapore law governing delinquency still dates 37 years back to 1933 when it was first adopted from the British. These
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    Help build more prosperous and happier S'pore, Peranakans told
    347 11 CINGAPORE. Sat. 13 Members of the Peranakan Association originally the Stralta Chinese British Association were told tonight to come out oi their .slumber and reactivate themselves to build a happier and more properous Singapore for future generations. The call came from
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    TALKING POINTS
    32 12 Tis stronge what o mon rr>oy do and o womon ytt think him on onge l Thackeray- Disinterested intellectuol eurio^ty is the life blood «f rtol civilisation. G. M. Trtvrlyaa.
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    DROPPING THE DOLE...
    275 12 DROPPING THE DOLE... SINGAPOREANS on the dole are a diminishing minority. Reference: The Social Welfare Department's figures. From a monthly average of 22,000 families in 1966, the department can now boast of a clientele only 12,000-strong. Over the same period, the dole dropped from $600,000 per month to $350,000. Much
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    The trouble with long hair and flat chests
    636 12 The trouble with long hair and flat chests IF YOU think you have problems with long hair and outlandish clothes in Singapore and Malaysia, read the trials and tribulations of fashion faddists in other I countries. NEW YORK TIMES NEWS SERVICE r THE fashions ot the seventies are getting some
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    LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
    614 12 I COULD not resist replying to your rather naive article (Sun. T., Aug. 22) on the proposed strike by women of the Women's Liberation Movement in America. I feel you have misled the whole point of this strike. You dismiss the strike because of its use
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    The NON-POLITICAL SKY-JACKER...
    453 12 The NON-POLITICAL SKY- J ACKER A SEXUALLY CONFUSED, FRUSTRATED PERSON WITH political sky-jacks in the news a look at the motives behind non-political hijacking of airliners. MEN who hijack airplanes are sexually confused people lacking in political motivation and who are acting out a rejection of their fathers, according to
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    Children's books aren't kid stuff anymore
    984 12  -  JUDITH YONG By SINGAPORE OF LATE children have Deen growing out of their books faster than they have been growing out of their clothes. And they seem more preoccupied with today's social problems. Local bookstores report that doting parents, uncles and aunts are still
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      12 12 The World of Seiko Time: Precise... Punctual ...Modern Sunday, Sept. 13 1970.
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      188 12 f f W»*VNOTT»K»T*a» TKII CORRUPONOENCE M.I*B«.LS AJJTC COU«SE COURJE IS CXCCIXCNT.' IT •ILLHWI I LOOKS LJKi T>«oCb EVEN SHOWS HOW I CAN TOBASN HMDOI <yjA EARN WHILE I LCARN ■m.a KIT I'M TOAINBD BY 1 I >»T) I AMmMMmum* m I *«tt»wia. In^k Jti ONL.V »»«T OW A VXXJRM -nm
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      Lock icon Judge (who owns land nearby) declines case
      325 13 Judge (who owns land nearby) declines case KUALA LUMPUR, Sat A JUDGE ruled today that a case over the valuation of a piece of land be heard before another judge, because "the land is close to my rubber estate." Mr. Justice Dato S.M. Yong said he knew the exact market
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      Tin price down $1
      40 13 The Straits tin price in Penang yesterday fell 11 to $654 on an offering estimated up S tons to 280 tons Support came malnlv from Europe and the US. The tone of the market wu steady.
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      Safer road, so no need for Russian roulette,..
      897 13 Safer road, so no need for Russian roulette, REMEMBEK HOPEFUL RESIDENT of Singapore and his rather bizarre description ot tne meeting point of Old Woodbridge Road and Yio Chu Kang Road as a "Russian roulette" junction? Remember too ANOTHER RESIDENT of that area, Mr. D. Hiorns, who wrote in criticising
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      80 jobless workers form their own -co-op
      148 13 80 jobless workers form their own -co-op- BUKIT MERTAJAM Sat. Eighty workers of Prye estate who lost their jobs when the estate was .sold, have decided to form their own co-operative society. "The State Government has agreed to lease to us I.OUO acres of land and now we are on'.y
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      Scooter fall kills woman
      44 13 KUALA LUMPUR. S»t. Woman lco-sollcr I.irr Lai San. 58. died Irom head injuries In lhe General Havpital here this morning alter tailing from a M-ooter at the 6th mile Jalan Cheras. Lim was riding pillion on her 20-year-nld son's acootcr.
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      The man who carried an imitation pistol
      105 13 RUTTERWORTH, Sat. v R. Ramasamy. 48. pleaded guilty In the Magistrate's Court here today to a charge of possessing an imitation pistol at the Tengku Abdul Rahman bridge. Prai. at about 12.30 am. on Bept. 4. Chief Insp. R. Nadarajah. prosecuting, told the
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      Focus on heaviest baby ever born
      153 13 'To ANDREW CHIN of Sri rmhj ii whose problem is baliiea. the biggest one ever horn that M "Can you tell me the weight of the heaviest baby ever born so (hat I can clear up a heated argument.' he wrote. According to records,
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      Wong lost cheques three times in the mail
      150 13 When anything happens three times it is '•enemy action" and this brought a letter from "The Wong Family' about the mystery of the missing cheques. And the Wongs, not being sure what to do. wrote to People and Problems about the cheques
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      YOU MUST REPORT I.C. LOSS
      133 13 YOU MUST REPORT I.C. LOSS To the "Ungku Omar Polytechnic student" of lpoh: You must repori the loss of your Identity card. He write* "I went to the Newtown Police S'ation here to report the km but I was told that there was no need for me to do so.
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      329 13 SUNDAY CROSSWORDACROSS: l. Overlays 6. DOWN: 1. Musical Instrument Lymph i6i; 11. Exuberant <9i, spruiK-Hke <6i; 3. Flow 12. Cry«»lli*ed limestone > k 4 Govern 4) b 14. Freight ttii; 16. Small cake Melt l3 4 Oovern <«'• (S); 17 Jewish prie.stlv vest- O°*d (I); 6. Conduct (Si; 7. merit
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    Life in a swinging' city...
    337 14  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS By NEW YORK TO THIS COUPLE IS SOME THRILLSVILLE! is a custard-pie flourish in this knock-about comedy about a young couple in the "in" city of New York. There are touches of emotional honesty, a moving sensitivity and human warmth in "THE OUT-OF
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    Carroll Baker in Rome: "Moving to Italy has changed my whole life"
    712 14  - Carroll Baker in Rome: "Moving to Italy has changed my whole life" RODERICK MANN By LX)UR O'CLOCK in the afternoon and Carroll 1 Baker is sipping a whisky in a hotel lounge. "I got up so early this morning." she says. "I feel it must be cocktail time by now."
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    Josephine winning all the way
    177 14 Josephine winning all the way JOSEPHINE LENA WONG is 19 and a winner in two worlds. In the" beauty arena she's the reigning Mm MalayMa and has won a string of other beauty titles, including Perak Teen Princess "68 and Mi>s Expo '70. Now. Jo.>ephine has taken the public relations
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    The Theatre
    310 14 DONALD MOORE Concerts (Pte) Ltd. is presenting Mahnee Peris at the Wisma Theatre at 8 p.m tomorrow. Miss Peris comes from Ceylon and first came to public notice at the age of 12 when she was acclaimed by the critics at a solo pianoforte recital in Colombo. She
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    Important cook
    46 14 Film director Roger Vadim. making his first American pic- ture. "Pretty Maids All In A Row was asked by a Holhwood columnist which member of the film unit he considered the moot important "The cook." .--aid Mr. Vadim. straleht-fared Spoken like a true Frenchman.
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    Divorce the happy way
    43 14 SUNDAY quote by an American acloi a>kPd how hr «M Kfttlng alone with his wife To tell the truth -he d divorce me tomorrow if only she could Insure a «a;> of doing it without making me happy.'' i
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    Teensetters
    321 15  -  Judith yong A PAGE BY Pictures by CHRIS LOH BIG STUFF NOW, NOT KID STUFF FOR THESE 'LITTLE' GIRLS r pHK kids are nome for the bit stuff. Knickerbockers. Midis. Trouscr suits. Kid sisters now look like junior versions of their big sisters. I must admit that when I
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    No wife wants to earn I more than her spouse
    357 15 No wife wants to earn I more than her spouse From THE WASHINGTON POST WOMEN who work still regard their husbands as boss, two sociologists reported last week. This is true even in cases where the wife has a higher professional status than her husband, the sociologists found after studying
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    When you smile, do you know why?
    141 15 ALL over the world today people are asking other people to smile at them especially when the other pleople include pretty girls in bikinis. But .smiling Is not the simple act it appears to be Dr. Irenaeus Eibl Elbesfeldt of Germany's Max Planck
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    523 17  - WATCHING THE WATCHDOG RAILTON JAMES by ptychowQNt W/7M l and y° ur THE HUMAN MIND: The wmy It manipulates our actions, moulds our personalities, distorts our views, colours our perceptions, affects our health, works in strange and subtle ways that are only now beginning to be fathomed and explained. VOT
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      Groundwork for more wood-based industries is laid
      836 18  - Groundwork for more wood-based industries is laid RATAN SINGH By THF. Malaysian timber industry is slowly hut surely responding to the longstanding call by the Government to establish more and more wood -based industries and to cut down the export of lotfs. The change in attitude has not produced any
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      IMPORTANT TO HANDLE GREEN TIMBER WITH GREATEST CARE
      585 18  - IMPORTANT TO HANDLE GREEN TIMBER WITH GREATEST CARE SPECIAL WRITER By rpiMBER is a very sophisticated material and can be put to many uses. Unfortunately timber is susceptible to attacks by fungi and insects which go for the fibres of the log. To preserve timber many different methods have been
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      Exclusive areas tor timber industry in the Republic
      667 19 Exclusive areas tor timber industry in the Republic By Special Writer THE Singapore Government has earmarked about 1,400 acres of land exclusively for the hundred or so large and small sawmills, plywood, veneer and other workworking plants operating in the Republic. The "new" homes will be In Kranji, Sungel Kadut
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      Second phase of $6.6 mil. FAQ-UNDP project is underway
      619 19 Second phase of $6.6 mil. FAQ-UN DP project is underway r PHE tirst major 1 phase of the FAOUNDP Special Fund Forest Industries Development Project in Malaysia has been completed and the second phase of the project, consisting of the taking of a detailed forest inventory has begun. The project
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      388 20 Wood- work craftsmen in Spore have a great future... SKILLED craftsmen in wood and other construction media have an important future in Singapore's well-estab-lished wood-working industries. This is because of the rapid modernisation of local furniture factories producing articles for the home and foreign markets. The demand for skilled wood-work
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      Malaysian plywood and veneer factories use the latest techniques
      457 20 Malaysian plywood and veneer factories use the latest techniques THE expanding ply--1 wood and veneer industry is one of the few export oriented ones in Malaysia About 70 to 80 per cent of the total production is being exported to various markets Including the United Kingdom, United States and the
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    KENYAN POWER at Crystal Palace
    50 21 KENYAN POWER at Crystal Palace ]^ENYA showed power at London's Crystal Palace by beating the men's 4 x 880 yards relay world record with a time of 7:11.6 at the International Athletes 1 Club's invitation meet. The record-breaking squad (from left): N. Nyamau. N. Bon, T. Saisi and R. Ouko.
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    Lock icon Union hits out at Sobers
    213 21 gRIDGETOWN, Sat The Barbados Workers' Union yesterday condemned Gary Sobers for agreeing to play cricket in Rhodesia and said he should be disqualified from captaincy of the West Indian side. Capt. Peter Short, secretary of the West Indies Cricket Boarc* of Control, said on Tuesday
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    202 21 Motor-racing world pays tribute to Rindt (^RAZ. (Austria i. Sat. f Jochen Rlndt. Austria* top motor-racin? driver killed last. Saturday during practice for the Italian Grand Prix at Monza, was burled here yesterday. Hundreds of mourners, among them many of Rlndt s colleagues were present as civic officials and members
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    Marge enters the final
    255 21 |YEW YORK. Sat— Margaret Court of Australia, seeking to become the second "grand slam" winner in women's tennis history, and tiny American Rosemary Casals yesterday reached the final of the United States open championships at Forest Hilis here. Mrs. Court, who has already won the British.
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    271 21 Kent let last match drift to a draw I ONDON, Sat. Kent, virtually assured of winning the Engi lbh couniy cricket championship, were content to let their j match against Surrey drilt to a draw here yesterday. It was Kent's final match ot tnr teason and only if Lancashire can
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    215 21 LONLXJN. Bat. Australian David Oraham. playing his first season un the British golf circuit, grabbed the lead In the third round of the C lO 000 Dunlop Masters tournament at Lytham 81 Anne's yes«teday. Graham. 24. carded a 70 to take the lead
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    1975 22 fLEET ARM scored a thrilling win in a Class 1 Div. Z field over 6f at Kuala Kuala Lumpur yesterday. This was Fleet Arm's eighth win with Jockey P. K. Leong up. Fleet Arm beat Regal Mate by a short head with Exchange Rate
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    126 22 NEW YORK. Sat. Bob Qlbaon allowed only rive hits to win his 21st game as the Si Louis Cardinals beat the world champions New York Mets. 5-2 In the American baseball league yesterday. The defeat dropped the MeU into second place in the National League's Eastern Division,
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    Shock defeats for top seeds Van Bay and Radhika
    776 22  -  TONY FRANCIS By TOP seeds bowed out ln the semi- finals of the Malaysian Open tennis championships as South Vietnam's Vo Van Bay and Malaysia's Radhika Menon lost in straight sets at the Selangor Club courts, Kuala Lumpur, yesterday. Van Bay,
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      470 22 He's getting/^ fefj $200 more \.-<^MJ/ this month Mis M i I Stamford College brought him a better life! This man had a job. and some experience But he Sacratarial had no qualifications for advancement. So he began Privat. Secretary's Certificate a horn, study course through Stamtord College. Executive Secretary
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    Oona looks well in with 7.12 in top sprint
    715 23 RACING with Epaom Jeep ()ONA looks well in with 7.12 in the Class 1 top division sprint (Race 5) at Kuala Lumpur today. The five year old mare won five races in a row this year and was heavily supported in
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    114 23 HANNIGAN SHIELD BACK WITH DEPOT pOLICE Depot regained the Hannigan Shield with a 2-1 win over Negn Sembilun In the iuter-i-un 1 tingent hockey tournament at Jalan uutney yesterday. Negn. the dclentlinis ciiampion.-. came back into the piciure uitei being on '.he defensive, with a late rally but the Depot
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    Rani nets 6
    35 23 Rani Knur scored six goal* for Selungur Club who beat Prnang 8C 6-1 In their annual women's hockey match to retain the Rajendram Trophy tn Penung yesterday. Jenny Chesh scored lor PBO.
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    Jalal leads by three strokes
    469 23 JALAL Deran of Perak, the defending champion, took the lead in a field of 59 golfers when he returned a gross 76 on the first day's play of the Malaysian Malays Open championship at the Ayer Keroh course. Malacca, yester- day Three strokes- oshind are
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    Six more foreign stars for Penang Open
    188 23 Six more foreign stars for Penang Open SIX more foreign players, including a German, will take cart in the 19th Penan 1 Open tennis chamDlonfhiDS on Sept. 18-20. Penann Lawn Tennis Aitc iation secretary Sonny Scon said that he had received a telegram informlne him of the late entries. Among
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    Sepak raga Oscar
    86 23 Selangor. Negn Sembitan. Malacca and Johore will MMpete In a sepak raga quadrangular for a $1,300 Oscar at Stadium Negara on Oct. 9-10 The Oscar ha* been donated by the Mei.trus Besar of Seiancor. Negri Sembllan and Johore and tht Chief Minister of Malacca. The quadrangular organised
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    Yin Thye wins senior title
    75 23 LEONO YIN THYE and Lam K;t Peng, both ol Andor.^n School. Ipoh. were placed firs' and second :n ihe -senior section of ihe thud Prralc schools aymBakttt cumpt-IUK-n yrsterday Third «■< Y.ap Chee Leonß ol King Edwa d VII School. Taiping In the junior .-eclion.
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    Frees take 2-0 lead
    43 23 Penang Free School took a 2-0 winning lead in their annual games Mrtfj against old Frees for the Choong Cup. Free School won 5-2 at table tennis and 5-2 at badminton. The tennis match will be played this morning
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      20 23 TOP TIPS: Majestic Hour (Race 3) and Lt. General (Race 7). BEST FORECAST: Lt. General and The Joker (Race 7).
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    Nijinsky gets his triple crown
    319 24 Nijinsky gets his triple crown I ONDON, Sat. Ni- Jinsky, the fabulous American-owned colt, scored his third English classic win of the season when he coasted to victory in the St. Legcr at Doncaster today. Mr Charlo Engelhards unbeaten three year old, ridden by Lester Plggott. won by one length
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    325 24 Selangor |l Kedah 0 IN beating Kedah by seven goals and six tries to nothing at the Kuala Lumpur padang yesterday, Selangor are back in lull cry to re- tain the Malaya Cup I rugby championship. Ii was an easy match for the champions, but Selangor
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    Rodrigo fails in pep talk
    398 24  -  JOE DORAI By YESTERDAY'S Football Association of Singapore's Youth tournament matches for third and fourth placing* were so dull that FAS president Mr. Lenny Rodrigo stepped in to try and liven it up. But his appeal did not get a response from Darul Afiah, and
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    Chia and Lee are champs
    74 24 CHIA Chong Boon, the National champion, and Lee Soon Lai yesterday won the Singapore Civil Service Association's men's table tennis title when they beat Moh Hak Serh and Llm Chee Yoke 21-16. 21-16, 21-13 In the doubles Anal at Tes«ensohn Road. Chla also beat Choo
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    Schools labour to beat CSC
    253 24 - COMBINED Schools, champions since 1968. struggled yesterday to beat a weak Ceylon Bports Club 2-0 in a Singapore Hockey Association's Union Under 23 match at Balestier Road. Schools' first goal was a disputed one and it came after 43 minutes of hard labour, when Gerard
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    Keppel's title hopes on Sembawang
    337 24 KEPPEL CLUBS hopes of winning the Singapore Golf Association's league championship three times In a row will depend on their match at Sembawang today. A win will consolidate Keppel's position and put them in an unassailable position when they take on SICC in their final
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    New man How is SCC match winner
    422 24  -  TEOH ENG TATT By lIOW WAI CHEE, one of The Blacks' most pro--11 lific scorers this season, made a grand debut for his new club, Singapore Cricket Club, by scoring the two tries that beat Johore Bahru United by 6-3 in a fast,
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    Light Kiwis outplay SRC
    215 24  -  G. ROBERT By USING punch and power Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment lightweights outpaced and outplayed Singapore Recreation Club by 24-8 (three goals and three tries to a goal and a dropped goal) in a friendly rugger match at the padang yesterday. Their stand-off C. Wells
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    Leeds crash to 3-0 defeat by Stoke
    402 24 Leeds crash to 3-0 defeat by Stoke LONDON, Sat. English First Division leaders Leeds United crashed to their first league defeat of the season when they were hammered 3-0 by Stoke City today. Leeds, without injured England World Cup centrehalf Jackie Charlton. wer« a goal down at half-time following a
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    Test win
    44 24 JOHANNESBURG. Sat -South Africa beat New Zealand by 20 points (one goal, lour penalty goals and a try) to 17 tone goal and four penalty goals) in the fourth and final Rugby Union fit today. South Africa won the serial three -one.
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    40 24 OHQ Farelf beat SCC Nomad* by 19-5 in their friendly rugger match at Tanglln yesterday. The RNZIR versus RAR clash was postponed. The New Zealander played a company match and Coy Al beat Coy A 2 by 11--9.
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    29 24 ROYAL Air Force Tengah trounced the Blacks 39-n t goals and three penalties to a goal and a penalty) in a friendly rugger match at Tengah yesterday.
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