The Straits Times, 5 May 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY MAY, 5, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Rebels hit back
    535 1 Rebels hit back A do or die attempt to rally their forces COLOMBO, Tuesday HARDCORE insurgents unleashed a series of desperate attacks on public property and on security patrols, in the last hours of the official amnesty offered to the rebels by Mrs. Sirima Bandaranaike's Government. The amnesty ended at
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    Anti-War protest ends in a flop
    163 1 AntiWar protest ends in a flop WASHINGTON, Tues. A depleted force of anti-war militants abandoned a second planned attempt to block commuter traffic into Washington today after being routed by police and troops yesterday. Leaders of the protesters had set a more modest goal of trying to disrupt the traffic
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    Lock icon Concorde to fly to France
    38 1 LONDON, Tues. Concorde 002. the British prototype of the Anglo-French supersonic airliner, makes Its first overseas landing at Toulouse. France, on Friday after a flight from its base at Fairford, Western England. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Peking blast at US two-China policy
    150 1 Peking blast at US twoChina policy HONG KONG, Tues. Peking accused the United States today of hostility towards the Chinese people and rejected any suggestion of a two-China policy. This came in an article in the official People's Dally, broadcast by Radio Peking, despite recent signs of a thaw In
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    Lock icon Who-dun-it tests
    58 1 MANILA, Tue*. The 54--man Philippine Congressional Security Guard today underwent chemical test* to determine who opened fire during the May Day demonstration In front of the House. Two students and a girl died while 18 other people were Injured when police, trying to disperse 2,000 demonstrators, opened fire
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    Massive buying to bolster dollar
    134 1 ¥7«ANKFUBT, Toes,— ln T a massive support operation for the ailing IS dollar, the West German Central Bank absorbed an estimated US$l,OOO million in the first three hours of trading on the Frankfurt foreign currency market today. The dollar stayed at Its floor price of
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    Govt: We won't stand by idly...
    690 1 Govt: We won't stand by idly... SINGAPORE, Tuesday THK Government today reiterated that it would not stand by idly if the Xanyang Siang Pau, "for reasons extraneous to Singapore, were to pursue policies detrimental to the Republic's interests or secu- ray. It was replying to last night's statement by the
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    Lock icon Hope for death reprieve fades
    112 1 Hope for death reprieve fades VTEW YORK, Tues. Hope faded today for 651 people waiting in "death rows" in 31 states after the Supreme Court refused an opportunity to outlaw state executions. The court's decision in two key cases, however. Is not likely to result in assembly line electrocutions, hangings
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    Fishing boat blows up off -S' pore
    161 1 Fishing boat blows up off -S' pore- CINGAPORE, Tues. {y A 29-ton (28.--54 tonnes) Thai fishing vessel exploded and sank about 35 miles south-east of Singapore early today. A SheU tanker, Hyria, rescued 14 men believed to comprise all the crew and landed them at St. John's quarantine station this
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    Lock icon No accord on base rents
    49 1 CANBERRA. Tues. There Is no agreement yet for Australia to pay rent for military bases In Singapore, Defence Minister Mr. John O. Gorton told Parliament yesterday. He was answering his first questions since returning from the five-power defence talks in London last month. UPI.
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    Lock icon Rogers in Cairo
    38 1 CAIRO, Tues. The U.S. Secretary of State, Mr. William Rogers, arrived here today for two days of talks aimed at breaking the deadlock over terms for a peace settlement with Israel. Reuter. (See Back Page).
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    Riddle of 34 lost at sea
    238 1  - Riddle of 34 lost at sea LIEW AH CHOY By KUALA S E D I L I (Johore), Tues. About 260 fishermen left here this morning for their homes in Trengganu following the disappearance of 34 of their colleagues in two boats in the South China Sea. All of them
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    Lock icon Radioactive scare
    46 1 Radioactive scare SYDNEY, Tues. All traffic was diverted of a busy expressway here early this morning when radioactive material was discovered on the roadway. Police said the radioactive material was believed to have fallen from a truck. They did not know what the material was. Reuter.
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    Fire again at expo
    47 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. Fire broke out again at the Kallang Park Exposition tonight less than 36 hours after yesterday's blaze damaged 48 of its 600 stalls. Tonight's fire broke out In a pile of debris. There was no damage to property. (See Page 5)
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    Lock icon Leadership crisis
    31 1 PHNOSt PENH, Tues. Cambodia's National Assembly met today to consider a proposal that a Prime Minister and three Vice-Premiers should be appointed to eni the country's leadership crisis. Reuter.
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      Lock icon PEKING MAN TO GET ASYLUM
      44 1 PARIS, Tues. France will not hand back to China Chans Shi June, a technical adviser detained by French police during a struggle with Chinese diplomats at Orly airport a week ago, informed sources said today. —Reuter (See Page Three)
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      MAN STABBED
      39 1 SINGAPORE, Wed. A petrol kiosk attendant was stabbed in the abdomen while resisting a group of armed robbers at the kiosk in Upper Seranjoon Road early today. He was admitted to Thomson Hospital in a serious condition.
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  • WtDRLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon FBI AGENTS ARREST DEMO LEADER
      154 2 FBI AGENTS ARREST DEMO LEADER WA SHINGTON, Tues. Rennie Davis, leader of the ant i -war group which disrupted traffic in Washington, was arrested yesterday by FBI agents, the Justice Department announced. He was charged with conspiring to interfere with the constitutional rights of citiiens in the capital and its
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      Lock icon Yoko's child
      27 2 LONDON. Tue«. Yoko Ono, Japanese wife of Bestle John Lennon, said she will seek custody of Kyoko. her seven-year-old daughter by a previous marriage.— AP.
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      Lock icon Peking offers new aid to Yahya
      339 2 Peking offers new aid to Yahya KARACHI, Tuesday. Karachi Daily News reported yesterday that China had made a new aid offer to Pakistan following pressure by some mem-ber-countries of the World. Bank for Pakista/i to devalue its currency Under a banner headline. "World Bank adamant China. Saudi Arabia may help
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      Lock icon Polls shock for Indira
      68 2 NEW DELHI. Tues. India's ruling Congress Government of Mrs. Indira Gandhi received a Jolt today when the right-wing Hindu nationalist Jan Sangh (Feople's Party) swept to victory in New Delhi's municipal elections. Two months ago. during India's general election, the mllr.g Congress won all seven of
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      Cheers! And editor gets the —sack—
      119 2 Cheers! And editor gets the sack MOSCOW, Tues. The ITE editor-in-chief of the main Soviet medical newspaper was sacked for reporting that delegates to the 24th congress of the Soviet communist Party applauded the deaths of ho Chi Minn and Che Guevara, sources said yesterday. Editor Boris Stoyanov was held
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      Top security
      19 2 VIENNA, Tues. Czechoslovakia has stepped up security measures for the forthcoming Communist Party congress by large-scale roundups.
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      Lock icon Entry poser
      30 2 CANBERRA. Tues. Intending Australian migrants who have more than one wife have little chance of entering Australia. Federal Minister (or Immigration Dr. Jim Forbes said here yesterday. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Prison escape bid by King's killer foiled
      353 2 Prison escape bid by King's killer foiled pETROS (Tennessee). Tues. James Earl Ray, serving a life term for killing Dr. Martin Luther Kin? Jr.. made an unsuccessful attempt yesterday to escape from prison. Ray sawed and hacked hi way out of his eel) in a Tennessee prison but guards recaiilurcd
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      Lock icon Picasso: Son's appeal fails
      47 2 AIX EN PROVENCE (France). Tues. An appeals court has rejected an attempt by Pablo Picasso's Illegitimate son. Claude, to be recognised as a legal offspring of the painter Claude. 24. was born to Francoise Oilot while she and Pi-asso were living together. AP.
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      Lock icon MARGARET TRUDEAU THE CHIC-EST OF THEM ALL
      70 2 VANCOUVER. Tues. Queen Elizabeth, as always, was dressed fashionably. Princess Anne looked extremely chic. But it was Mrs. Margaret Trudeau, 22, who most Impressed fashion buffs at airport ceremonies here following the Royal Family's arrival for a 10--day tour of British Columbia. 'There
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      Lock icon Drugged Chinese aide undecided about his —future—
      108 3 Drugged Chinese aide undecided about his —future— pARJS, Tues. Chang Shi Jung, the drugged Chinese who was prevented from being rushed aboard a Shanghai-bound airliner last Wednesday, has still not stated whether he wants to stay here or go to China Police said he Is In good health In a
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      Lock icon Frazier to be 'tried'
      45 3 PHILADELPHIA. Tues. Heavyweight boxing champion Joe Frailer will be hauled into "court" here on Friday and charged with a crime. But at the end of the trial he will receive an award, sign autographs and walk out free as ever. AP.
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      Just fancy that (continued)
      53 3 MR. and Mrs. David Hund pose after their wedding with their combined families. Before they were married, David Hund had eleven children and Mrs. Hund, the former Mrs. Patricia Ebert, had twelve. Twenty of the 23 children will Uve at their new home at Onaga, Kansas.
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      Lock icon TOUGH TASK AHEAD FOR SAIGON AS US PULL OUT
      272 3 TOUGH TASK AHEAD FOR SAIGON AS US PULL OUT SAIGON, Tuesday. ARMY Secretary Stanley Resor said today "time is running out" for the South Vietnamese training programme as American troop wlth- drawals continue. Speaking to newsmen at the fnd of a 10-day Inspection tour in Vietnam. Mr. Resor said of
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      Lock icon China may buy jets from Britain
      78 3 China may buy jets from Britain T ONDON, Tues. China is negotiating to buy some British Trident jet airliners, possibly to launch the country's first longrange International service, informed British sources said today. Representatives of Hawker Siddeley, makers of the Trident, have been In Peking for about two months negotiating
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      Lock icon New Cabinet
      25 3 BEIRUT, Tues. A 18-mem-ber Cabinet was formed yesterday in Northern Yemen under former Premier and once exiled Yemeni leader Mohammed Ahmad Noaman. AP.
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      Accept Sweden's offer on PoWs Hanoi told
      135 3 CAN CLEMENTE, (California). rues. President Nixon has called on North Vietnam to "take advantage" of an offer by neutral Sweden to intern prisoners-of-war for the duration of the conflict in Vietnam. Mr. Ronald Ziegler, the White House Press Secretary, announced that the President
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      Lock icon Shooting probe
      36 3 MANILA, Tues. President Marcus has appointed a commission headed by a retired supreme court Judge to Investigate a clash between police and demonstrators last Saturday In which three demonstrators died of gunshot wounds. Reuter.
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      Lock icon USss7m claims
      29 3 CLEVELAND. Tues. Suits totalling US$57 million nave been filed on behall of the families of four students who were killed or wounded at Kent Btate University. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Bomb found in Lady Beaverbrook's car
      110 3 I ONDON, Tues. Police are investigating a bomb Which was found attached to the car of Lady Beaverbrook, widow of the Canadian-born press millionaire, yesterday. A six-Inch metal cylinder packed with gunpowder was linked to a battery and clipped to the exhaust It was
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      BRITAIN AND FRANCE LIKELY TO QUIT SECURITY COUNCIL TO SEAT CHINA: TIMES
      481 4 LONDON. Tuesday DRITAIN and France may have to quit the U.N. Security Council to make way for China, The Times reported today. The British Cabinet is expected to examine the possibility soon, the authoritative newspaper said. There are
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      Lock icon Khoman: We can survive without American —aid—
      296 4 Khoman: We can survive without American —aid— BRUSSELS, Tues. Thailand Is not worried about its own future If American troops leave South Vietnam, Thai Foreign Minister Tun Tha nat Khoman said here. "Thailand existed for about a thousand years," he said, "without American assistance. We believe we could stay alive
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      Torture death
      19 4 JAKARTA. Tues. A student was tortured and then shot dead by unidentified people In Temangfung, Central Java.
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      Lock icon HAIR-RAISING STORY FOR THE BALD...
      120 4 HAIR-RAISING STORY FOR THE BALD... f ONDON, Tuet. Gas man Arthur Young. 44 and bald, claims to have discovered something hair-raising about the gas from the north sea that Is being piped ashore. It make* hair grow, he says Mr. Young, who works lor the Eastern Oaa Board at Hatflfld
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      Hussein's ex-wife Dma now raising funds for Palestinians
      345 4 LONDON, Tuesday. PRINCESS Dma, former wife of Jordan's King Hussein and now married to an AlFatah leader, is in London raising money for the Palestinians, it was reported here today. The report, with pic- r tures of the former Queen modelling fashlon
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      Colonel found dead in cell
      56 4 JAKARTA, Tues. An Army Colonel held on suspicion of being a member of the communist underground movement in Bandoeng, was found dead with his wrists slashed in a prison bathroom last week, a Defence Department spokesman said today. The Colonel was one of 10 soldiers
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      Lock icon ULBRICHT EXPLAINS: WHY I DECIDED TO STEP DOWN—
      226 4 ULBRICHT EXPLAINS: WHY I DECIDED TO STEP DOWN— DONN, Tues. Walter 0 Ulbrk-ht last night stepped down from the leadership of the East German Communist party he led for 25 years, ostensibly on grounds of old age and 111 health. But he did not relinquish his position as chairman of
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      Cancer success
      38 4 NEW YORK. Tuea. A step forward In the battle against cancer was reported by a group of University of Tennessee scientists who said they have successfully immunised hamsters and mice against several forms of the disease.
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    Lock icon For Harumi it's lights that delight...
    219 5  -  RITA LOONG By SHE moves in a spectrum of lights and colours. "Turnint on" means experimenting and inventing lighting facilities for Miss Harumi Fujimoto (above), lighting and engineering consultant, who has done much to brighten the Japanese scene. Harumi, who is acknowledged as among
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    Vesak Day
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Budahlst Union will hold a vegetarian dinner &t Its premises in Jalan Senyum. changl. on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. to celebrate Vesak Day.
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    Expo organisers were refused fire engine
    218 5  - Expo organisers were refused fire engine EDWARD LIU: By Singapore, Tues. pIRE damage at the trade exposition in Kallang r Park yesterday could have been minimised had a fire engine been stationed there as a precautionary measure, sources close to the National Safety First Council, the expo's organisers, said today.
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    Evading tax charge
    56 5 BINOAPORE. Tues. Tsai 7u Chuen, 42, a seaman from Foimosa was fined $5,000 /or having goods on which duty >ad not been paid on board a hip yesterday. He admitted having four til lons (18 litres) of brandy and 64.50-lb (139 kilogrammes) of cigarettes on board the
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    HUSBAND WHO CAME HOME WITH A WOMAN
    102 5 HUSBAND WHO CAME HOME WITH A WOMAN CINGAPORE, Tues. A woman's marriage hit the rocks on Chinese New Year Day two years ago, when her contractor husband came home with a woman. Mrs. Tan Yew Hee, 30, who was suing for divorce on the ground of her husband's adultery, told
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    US destroyer on visit
    52 5 PORT SWETTENHAM. Tues. An American destroyer, USS Edson. arrived at the North Klang Straits here today for a four-day operational visit. The vessel, which was recently with the U.S. Seventh Fleet, will be opened to the public (or the next two days between 1 p.m. and
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    Anti-pollution film show
    33 5 SINOAPORE. Tues. Kodak will present a 20-minute film on anti-pollution to the Ministry of Health on Thursday. About 100 businessmen and officials of public bodies will be at the ceremony.
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    ZONING PLAN TO GIVE XL A BIG FACELIFT
    464 5 ZONING PLAN TO GIVE XL A BIG FACELIFT KUALA LUMPUR. Tuesday ambitious plan to turn the federal capital into a well-planned and efficient city a pleasant and healthy place to live, work and play in was announced today by the Commissioner of the Federal Capital. The plan, the first since
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    Jail, cane for vandalism
    65 5 SINOAPORE, Tues. Han Hong Kwang. 30, was sentenced to five years Jail and three strokes of the rotan, to be followed by two years poUce supervision on charges of theft and vandalism. He aomltted two charges of breaking Into a snack parlour and stealing $909 and
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    NTUC dinner
    25 5 SJNOAPORE.k Tues. The NTUC Airport Courtesy Campaign committee will hold a dinner and dance at the Golden Lotus, Hotel Malaysia on May IS.
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    Technician loses battle to stay on in Brunei
    202 5  -  IGNATIUS STEPHEN -By— BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Tues. A Singapore technician today lost his fight to stay here, and was ordered to leave within a week. Joseph Alangarasamy, 44, who had worked for Radio Brunei since 1958, lost his case in court and
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    Children's centre in every HDB estate planned
    146 6 Children's centre in every HDB estate planned SINGAPORE, Tues— The Singapore Children's Society alms to expand Its social work services by providing a centre in every Housing and Development Board estate. In his annual report for 1970. the society's chairman, Dr. M. O. John said the present centres at Towner
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    Varsity cost accounting survey
    64 6 Varsity cost accounting survey SINGAPORE, Tues. Nanyang University's accountancy departments will collect data from 500 industrial firms in Singapore to determine the use of cost accounting in industrial management. The survey which Is sponsored by Asia Foundation —will be carried out by way of specially- prepared questionnaires. Facts collected will
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    Singapore lawyer allowed to appear in Johore appeal
    377 6 TOHORE BAHRU, Tues. J The High Court today rejected all the grounds supporting the application of Singapore lawyer Mr. S. K. Lee for permission to argue an appeal here but granted the application. The Judge, Justice Naraln Sharma said: "I fm allowing
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    $6,000 award for firm
    71 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Justice Kulasekartun yesterday awarded a consent Judgment for 16.000 and costs to Ban Huat Motor Spare Parts Co. of Jalan Jurong Kechil in a civil suit arising from a business transaction. The company, represented by Mr. D. Ramasamy. had sued Chuan Ho and
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    Varsity faculty starts student legal aid plan
    399 6  - Varsity faculty starts student legal aid plan T. F. HWANG: Singapore. Tuesday By THE Law Faculty of the University of Singapore has launched a student legal part of the world. Its purpose is to pro. vide an avenue for active collaboration between the Government and the university in improving legal
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    Fined $165 for obstruction
    41 6 SINOAPORE. Tues. Taxi driver Lee Kern Tian was today convicted of eight charges of causing traffic obstruction between 1065 and 1968. He was fined $25 on the first charge and $20 on each of the subseqeunt charges.
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    Antonio delights audience with expressive sound and dancing
    236 6 SINGAPORE, Tues AOE has not withered him nor time dimmed the fire of his dancing. Antonio is without doubt the greatest Spanish dancer, and Donald Moore and his "Friends of the Arts" are to be congratulated for bringing to Singapore audiences one
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    School debates on role of Press -put off
    95 6 - SINGAPORE. Tues. A series of inter-school debates has been postponed because of the Nanyang affair. The topic of the first round between Raffles Institution and National Junior College was to be That local newspapers have not played an effective role in the
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    'Support good leaders at all levels' call by Ismail
    135 6 'Support good leaders at all levels' call by Ismail SANDAKAN, Tues. Deputy Prime Minister Tun (Dr.) Ismail said today that Malaysia was entering a new era in which the Government and the people could lay a foundation of a liberal and prosperous nation. "It is important that we maintain political
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    Giant tractor falls off a lorry
    80 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. A 28-ton tractor fell off its lorryconveyor this afternoon at Nicoll Highway facing the civilian war memorial. It landed on its side, damaging the road surface. The accident happened as the lorry was negotiating the turn into Stamford Road, while on its
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    Two found dead: Police appeal to relatives
    99 7 Two found dead: Police appeal to relatives SINGAPORE. Tues. Police today appealed to relatives of two men found dead yesterday to contact them. Valthilingam Balasingam, 63, was found dead on the beach at Nicoll Drive, Changi, at 6.30 p.m. He was only wearing swimming trunks. His next of kin are
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    NTUC course
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Eighteen participants from seven trade unions today began a month-long residential course organised by the NTUC at the National Youth Ladershlp Training Institute.
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    Brunei award for Briton
    42 7 tONDON, Tues. Mr. Peter Tapsell, Conservative MP for Horncastle, Lincolnshire, was created a dato today by the Sultan of Brunei. At an Investiture here, the Sultan conferred on Mr. Tapsell the Most Blessed Order of Stia Negara Brunei.
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    $10,000 pepper, sardines raid on godown
    128 7 $10,000 pepper, sardines raid on godown SINGAPORE, Tuesday |>AGS of pepper and canned sardines together worth about $10,000 were carted away from the godown of Chop Soo Ann in Boat Quay during the weekend. The theft was discovered by the storekeeper Lee Kirn Tian. 43. when he turned up at
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    Tec murder: Police seek two men
    67 7 Tec murder: Police seek two men KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Police are looking for two men who they believe can assist them in their investigation into the shooting of Detective Cpl. Yap Scan Hua last Friday. They are Tan Chee Hyan alias Ah Hyan. 33. and Kung Seak Klang alias Ah
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    Commercial law for police
    45 7 SINGAPORE, Tue«. Commercial crime police will start their third course in commercial law this month under a scheme to better equip them to tackle work made more sophisticated by Singapore's rapid industrialisation. It will be conducted at the University of Singapore.
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    Statements of accused admissible: Court
    362 7 SEDITION TRIAL K. LUMPUR, Turn. rrnE High Court today -I ruled that the police statements of two accused in the Democratic Action. Party sedition case were admissible as evidence. The statements were made by Dr. Ooi Kee Salk, vice-chairman of the Penang branch of the
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    PERSEVERANCE PAYS OFF FOR JACKPOT WINNER
    90 7 PERSEVERANCE PAYS OFF FOR JACKPOT WINNER SINGAPORE, Tues. Perk-' severance has at last paid off for the lucky winner of last Sunday's $145,000 Toto Jackpot "I have been playing Toto since it was introduced in Singapore," he said when he collected his prise at Singapore Pools Ltd. today. He said
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    Eight here to study SAF College – set-up –
    106 7 Eight here to study SAF College set-up SINGAPORE, Tues. Eight senior officers from the Malaysian Armed Forces are now in the Republic to study the set-up of the Singapore Armed Forces Command and Staff College. The delegation, led by Brigadier Aru Pragasam, will be here for two days to familiarise
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    Body found
    33 7 BINGAPORE. Tues. A Malaysian sawmill worker, Wong Sum, 35, was drowned while fishing with nine colleagues at the Johore Straits on Saturday. His body was found by a fisherman on Sunday.
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      280 7 Suddenly— the pain is gone with only one Saridon The first thing to do when you get a headache, fever or any aches and pains is to take one Saridon tablet. Just one Saridon tablet and some water and suddenly the pain is gone. r So when you feel an
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    Two get six years jail for $8 robbery
    224 8 Two get six years jail for $8 robbery CINGAPORE, Tues. Two men who robbed a taxi driver of eight dollars were Jailed for a total of six years by a district court today. Lee Chong Hing, 30, a cashier, and Lee Hong Yen, 21, admitted robbing taxi driver Ng Hock
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    New church society
    62 8 SINGAPORE, Tues. Mr. Gregory Chan, assistant manager of Keppel Club, was elected president of the newly-formed Church of St. Bernadette Benevolent Association at Its Inaugural meeting yesterday. Other officials are vice-pre-sident Mr. Joseph Leong. a merchant, secretary Mr. Chee Kah Keng, senior laboratory technician, assistant secretary Mr.
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    Pledge to weed out corruption in L-MCA—
    220 8 Pledge to weed out corruption in L-MCA— KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Head of the MCA and Minister of Finance, Tun Tan Slew Sin. tonight pledged to weed out corruption in the party. "It is absolutely essential that the MCA should have a clean image at all levels. We simply cannot afford
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    Don to attend symposium
    63 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dr. Lim Pin, Lecturer in Clinical Medicine at the University of Singapore, leaves on Friday to represent the university at the First International Symposium on Human Magnesium Deficiency to be held from May 9 to 15 in France. Deficiency of magnesium in the body
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    40 Malaysians qualify for CPF withdrawals
    167 8 SINGAPORE. Tues ABOUT 40 Malaysian citizens who have left or are leaving Singapore permanently for West Malaysia have so far qualified to withdraw from their Central Provident Fund contributions. Mr. C. Oreen, the general manager of CPF said although the board had received over
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    Woman alleges outrage on her at hotel
    443 8  - Woman alleges outrage on her at hotel MAUREEN CHUA Man she regarded as 'protector' accused By SINGAPORE, Tues AN Indonesian housewife described in a magistrate's court today how an Indonesian merchant Zakir Zimur, 46, whom she regarded as her "protector", outraged her modesty in a room at Ocean Park Hotel
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      60 8 Alley Oap By V.T. Ham tin fit? E^ f S^l I //«kW I ttCUUH SEE THAT, W..AH...SORRV WE TO DO VMTH^M" IWW SnL^H^ V. WIL -rf^" //AMI SAKGE? HE DIDN'T MUSSED UP YOUR y TO DO WITH IM. \HIMJ VWTWTH W_^ EVEN BUNK.' Vfuß.BiG FEUA' < Li 7 Abner By
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    'Peopletopeople' Peking mission
    282 9 topeople' Peking mission Razak; Chance for success of neutralisation policy KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday fl'N Abdul Razak said today that the Malaysian trade mission to China, schedujed to leave this week, would mark the beginning of a "people-to-people relationship" between the two countries. The Prime Minister also said that in view
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    MOVE FOR CLOSER LINK WITH SINGAPORE
    59 9 MOVE FOR CLOSER LINK WITH SINGAPORE ON relations with Singapore. Tun Razak said Malaysia would move towards forcing a closer link with the Republic. He would like to see closer rapport between the two countries. "We have many things in common and there are many areas in which we can
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    President of TWA due
    68 9 SINOAPORE. Tues. The president of Trans World Airlines. Mr. F.C. Wiser Jr.. will arrive from Jakarta tomorrow for a two-day visit to discuss with Government officials TWA's global role In the promotion of tourism. Mr Wiser, who will be accompanied by TWA's vice-pre-sident for the Far
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    Union wins lAC award
    51 9 SINOAPORE. Tues— The Industrial Arbitration Court today handed down a consent award which gave the Pood, Drinks and Allied Workers' Union the right to represent the senior captain in the Troplcana Theatre-Restaurant and Nlteclub. The company conceded that the union had the right to represent the
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    lATA meet
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— About 350 representatives from various international airlines will arrive soon to attend a three-week cargo/ traffic conference of the International Air Transport Association (lATA) at ShangriLa Hotel from May 11.
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    Never in lotteries but 3 times lucky in word puzzles
    103 9 Never in lotteries but 3 times lucky in word puzzles SINGAPORE, Tues —Never lucky in the sweepstakes and raffles but three times lucky where word puzzles are concerned. That's Clifford Kronenburg (above), a businessman, $10,000 winner of Straits Times Word Puzzle "P." Mr. Kronenburg's other word puzzle wins were $250
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    Balloting for HDB flats
    63 9 SINOAPORE. Tues. Another 760 unite of three-room improved typed flaU at Toa Payoh estate will be sold by public ballot on Thursday under the Housing Board's home ownership for the people scheme. The MP for Toa Payoh. Mr. Eric Cheong, will officiate at the balloting at
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    Printers' gift to children
    42 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Printing Employees Union today donated $244.70 to the Spastic Children's Association of Singapore. The money represented proceeds from the sale of programmeg for the Printers' Dance held at the Victoria Memorial Hall last Friday.
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    Stamp exhibition for N-Day festivities
    156 9 SINGAPORE, Tues. A *J national stamp exhibition Singpex 1971 will be held at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Aug. 5 to 10 as part of the annual National Day celebrations. The exhibition organised Jointly by the Government, the Singapore Stamp Club and the Singapore Philatelic
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    MAN 20 YEARS IN JAIL: I DON'T LIKE PRISONS
    84 9 MAN 20 YEARS IN JAIL: I DON'T LIKE PRISONS PENANO, Tues. A man who has spent 20 years of his life in jail told a magistrate today: "I don't like prison life". M. Narayanasamy, 52, started his life of crime in 1933. Since then he has had 23 convictions. Pleading
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    Factory mishaps soar to 1,066 in March
    113 9 Factory mishaps soar to 1,066 in March- SINGAPORE, Tues.— There were 1,066 industrial accidents in March double the number of acciddenU in February (503). However the figure is only half that of March last ye*r (2,168). Of the 1,066 accidents, 10 were fatal, with 1,005 cases of temporary disablement. Negligence
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    250 pupils who fear threats stay away from school
    134 9 250 pupils who fear threats stay away from school KOTA BHARU, Tues. About 250 pupils of the Muhammadl Arabic School here, who have re-regis-tered themselves, are staying away from classes for fear of intimidation by others. Only 100 others who have re-reglstered are attending classes while the rest continue to
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      CAPITAL PLANNING
      520 10 In just over twenty years, as a memorandum issued by the Commissioner of the Federal Capital reminds us, the population of Kuala Lumpur has grown five fold, from 176,000 to 875,000. Much of the city's development has taken little notice of planning, in much the same way that
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      CHANGE OF GUARD
      322 10 Mr. Walter Ulbricht's resignation as the first secretary of the East German Communist Party, on grounds of age and illhealth, nominally marks the end of a particularly unsavoury chapter of the postwar history of Europe. The only "virtue" that can be attributed to this builder of the
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      SINGAPORE BLAZE
      145 10 The blaze at Singapore's Expo 71 draws attention to the need for special precautions against fire at all public exhibitions. A collection of temporary struc* tuns, with inflammable material used for advertising, and electricity all round, is particularly vulnerable, and when large crowds are expected to attend, it
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    Honecker— hardliner, but rather stodgy
    497 10  - Honecker— hardliner, but rather stodgy DAVID BINDER BONN By "WHEN WE have critical problems we can always Ret in touch with our friends in the Soviet Inion." said the young official of the Socialist Unity Party of Germany. "We have a hot line to thr Soviet generals who used to
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    A Gloomy View of Ping Pong in Taiwan
    705 10  -  LAN STEWART The Nationalists hope situation will change By ONE OF THE slogans issued by Communist China in honour of May Day declared: "We are determined tq liberate Taiwan." In downtown Taipeh, capital of Taiwan, a huge, street poster proclaims: 'Gloriously recover
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      Rollei to invest $149 m Spore by '80
      696 11  - Rollei to invest $149 m Spore by '80 GEORGIE LEE By MAMMOTH investment plan has been announced by Rollei for its Singapore operations. One of the world's largest manufacturers of photographic equipment, the company proposes to spend no less than $148..") million in the Republic by 1980 dwarfing the $82
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      89 11 RISES :.N.E. $2.48 1.8. T. $492 J. 0.8. $240 lame (M) $1 72 Perak $1-70 V. Jac*s $2.07 ;ula Perak $0 93 f. Invest $194 ietron $129 J.A.C. $155 I.EJB. $210 j b c $2.18 .09 .08 .07 .06 .05 .05 04* .04 .03 .03 .03 .03
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      MODEL OF $8 MIL ROLLEI PLANT
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      EEC takes lead with plan to aid 'third world'
      455 11 EEC takes lead with plan to aid 'third world' THE European Economic Community (EEC) has assumed the initiative in foreign economic assistance policy with its recent announcement that it will grant 10-year tariff preferences to less-developed countries beginning from July 1. The move may be interpreted as a challenge to
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      Straits Times Indices
      30 11 Straits Times Indices Industrial: 149.85 1M.31 Hot»U: Si.tt M.N Propertic*: 113.6* 115.27 Tin*: MM *I.X Irebbcn: U«.» 116.17 •Dec. St, IH$ IN IDm. SI, IMS IN Dec. tf, INS IN
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      Harpers looks to manufacturing for future growth
      291 11  -  CHEN MENG KONG By Wong Sun Engineers, a local company, and an Australian engineer, Mr. K. W. Thornton, the company's present managing director. In many ways, Tamco is indicative of the manufacturing spirit of Harpers. Eager to forge ahead and winning contracts in
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      CITY TALK
      183 11  -  CROESUS I By British backing I REMEMBER after the 1 devaluation of the neo patriotism became the vogue in the UK and everywhere cries of "We back Britain," or "Export or die" or "Put the Great back in Britain" were heard from indefatigable loyalist industrialists. Now these industralists
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      195 11 INSIDE News from Indonesia; Shipping column; Mega teU sighU on Australian market; People in business; Monthly company results. Pa<e 12. Company news; Share market report; Commodities. Pace IS. Overseas market reports New York, Melbourne, Hone Kong; (losing prices and business done. Pace 14. If you're looking for products to import,
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    SHIPPING
    527 12 Get-together T<HERE is always Joy ■1 when members of a close family can take time off from their busy schedules to get together. This happened to three Scanservice vessels which met at Port Swettenham recently (see picture). The ships were the Basra, the Borlbana and the Poona, part of
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    Mega sets sights on Aussie market
    157 12  - Mega sets sights on Aussie market CHEN MENG KONG By MEGA Cnemlcals of Malaysia has set its sights on the Australian market. A number of distribution agents will be appointed soon following manag'ng d'rector Lim Kwanr Hua's recent two-week sales trip to Australia. Mega, plans to sell the whole ranee
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    News from Indonesia
    644 12  -  HUGH MA3BETT I By JAKARTA: The rusty 30-storey steel skeleton which loomed over the centre of this city for five years after work stopped following the 1965 coup attempt has been given an elegant white covering. Or, as one newspaper put It. a kimono, since this is
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    291 12 Mr. Lim Hong Sun, an accountant with Tamco Electrical Engineering (Malaysia), has been appointed production controller of the company's factory at Petallng Java. He will be responsible for production planning, purchasing and stock control. The new accountant is Mr. Lai Kirn Loons;, an Associate of the Australian
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      97 12 At Malaysia's Biggest Bank we can make your dollar do all the things you wish for. It's alright to wish for the a little saved each week is all it things you'd like to have: a car, takes. Bring us your dollar tomornew clothes, a camera, a tape row and
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      619 12 April announcements PRELIMINARY RESULTS Pre tax Company Year to proflt Earnings* Dividends' COOOI Ajinomo to (Malaysia) Dec. 70 $658 ($166) 16 5 (5 0) 12 TE <33T£» Bedford Plantation Dec. 70 $189 ($257) 22.2 (30.2) 10 (10) Chersonese (F.M.S.) Dec. 70 £301 (£240) 80.4 (64.1) 35 (292) D. B. S.
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      Boustead Holdings to raise capital
      304 13 OOUSTEAD Holdings is to raise extra funds to finance the group's current and future expansion. Yesterday the company announced a three-for-seven rights issue which will bring its issued capital to $10 million from the present $7 million. Under the issue, a total of three million
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      185 13 TRONOH Mines achieved group profits for 1970 after all charges including tax of £651,875 against £474,760 previously, lax amounted to £256, 891 compared with £266,320 last time. Profits attributable to the holding company totalled £541,420 against £372,754 previously. Total dividends came to 15 per cent absorbing £386,842 against 12
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      rSteady trend in market
      165 13 PRICES were generally 1 steady on the Stock Exchanee of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Consistent support continued to be noted in better class shares, especially the second line issues. Cases in point were Cycle tt Carriage, United Overseas Bank, Motor Investments and Wearnes. A bout of
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        Tin dips again
        203 13 Till-: Straits tin price in Penang yesterday sagged $3 to $643 per picul on an official offering down 59 tons to 251 tons. It was down 75 cents on Monday. The 'fall in the local market was less severe than that of the overnight London metal price
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        Asian Dollar
        49 13 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above: One month 5 9/16p.c. Two months 5 7/8 p.c. Three months 6 p.c. Six months 61/2 p.c. Nine months 6 9/16p.c. Twelve months 6 3/4 p.c.
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        RUBBER CLIMBS
        440 13 OPENING prices in the rubber market yesterday was quoted 1.00 cent higher in line with Mon d a y's after close steadiness. The market later fluctuated marginally around 113.75 cents per kilo for RSS One May in quiet conditions. Some demand for April/ June 1972 provided the only
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 13 May 4. RUBBER: 114.25 cents per kilo (up 2.00 cents). TIN: 5643.00 (down S3). Official offering 251 tons (down 59 tons).
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        36 13 Monday Saturday SIS SIS London 39.43 39.70 Beirut 39.78 40.00 Hongkong unch. 40.67 Zurich 39.35 B 39.64 B 39.50 S 39.80 8 Pan. 39.77 39.98 Spore (1) uncta. 41.00 B'pore <2> unch. 154.00
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        PRODUCE
        101 13 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut Oil: bulk $55 tellers, drum 137 1 teller! Copr»: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose May June UK /Cont J33 B Ptptxr: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. 100'; NLW $170 sellers. Sarawak white fob. 9"J<-, NLW $160 sellers. Sarawak special black fob.
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        PALM OIL
        34 13 In London on Monday tn* price of Malayan 5 per c«nt CIF IK N. European port* In bulk, furling per long ton May June wa» quoted at UKfllO or (Cont. S26«> Mllera.
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        MALAYSIA'S SHARE
        154 13 MALAYSIAN miners will have to contribute nearly $6 million to the International Tin Council (ITC) buffer stock when the Fourth Tin Agreement becomes operative from July 1. Malaysia's share is 47.2 per cent of the agreed compulsory contribution of 20,000 metric tons by producer country signatories to the
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1025 14 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number sf shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1000, unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Aetna <1> $1.45 cd. Akan (6) $1.50, (2) $1.51. Ben (2) $1.14, (4) $1.13,
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1086 14 DID AND OFFER PRICK* OFFI CIALLY LISTED AT THI CLOSI OF BUSINESS IN THI SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF THI STOCK IXCHANGI WITH PRICE MOVEMENTI IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS B S. STERLINC RUBBER* Cr«l«ltl«« J— O. Hop# S« > K.L. Kcponc 30 Mi > Kulim
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        New York
        435 14 "^EW YORK. Mon— Despite x^ some late afternoon buying, the stock market was unable to recover all the heavy losses sustained earlier In the session and closed substantially lower. Near the close, the New York Stock Exchange composite index was off US 37 cents, after retreating as much
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        Hong Kong
        282 14 T-lONG KONG. Tues. —There x± was tome slight profittaking during the morning session tut the marke: soon made up for this In the afternoon. Interwt was mainly highlighted in the regular leaders HK S Bank's local register reached HKSI9O during the morning but eased back to HKIIBB. The
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        Melbourne
        309 14 MELBOURNE, Tues— Mining shares recovered marginally to close off the bottom In quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Industrials were mixed with marginal moves. Speculatlves were generally weaker. Geometals lost four cents at 38 cents under sustained selling pressure, after touching 46 cents. Ludbrooks was six cents
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        Indices
        69 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Monday 69.73 Friday 69.34 Week ago 67.83 RUBBERS Monday 175.55 Friday 174.84 Week ago 175.79 OILS Monday 317.57 Friday 318.00 Week ago 291.51 INDUSTRIALS Monday 382 6 Friday 386.2 Week ago 364.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 932.41 Friday 941.75 Week ago 944.00 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM
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      376 13 SENIOR APPOINTMENT Company Manager Factory Supervisor required for Leathergoods Factory. Well established Australian compony which intends to open in Singapore about the middle of June requires capable men to fill the above positions. Company Manager duties well include control of all operations at the Foctory supervision of soles office staff
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      524 13 Synthetic Resins (M) Sdn Bhd., a newly established pioneer manufacturer of PVC rerins invites application for the following posts: 1. PROJECT ENGINEERS: Candidates must be qualified Chemical/ Mechanical Engineers with at least three (3) year experience in chemical processing and/or factory maintenance. Salary and prospects will commensurate with qualifications and
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      543 13 U.S.A. GENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) HOUSEWARES PTE. LTD. invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions:TOOL AND EQUIPMENT SPECIALIST The successful candidate should have at least 2 years Polytechnic training in the mechanical or electrical field. He should also have 3 to 6 years experience In design, purchase and
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      573 14 THE GUTHRIE WAUGH ORGANISATION has a vacancy for the post of ASSISTANT TECHNICAL MANAGER Air-conditioning Building Services Division (based in Singapore) JOB SPECIFICATIONS The successful applicant will assist in design, selection of equipment, estimating and submission of air-conditioning and electrical tenders. He will be in charge of planning, supervising and
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      691 14 DIRECTOR OF INVESTMENT BANKING COMPANY requires A YOUNG PERSONAL ASSISTANT IDBAL CANDIDATE: Newly qualified Solicitor or Accountont olthough anyone with initiative and of the highest education standard will be considered. JOB: Assisting the Director generally. In particular by attending management meetings of companies in which th« group has invested and
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    Court told of Xmas Day gunfight in car
    755 15  - Court told of Xmas Day gunfight in car WONG LAI WAH THREE POLICE OFFICERS WOUNDED VI SINGAPORE, Tues. Two police officers today told a court of a Christmas Day raid last year which turned into a <jun fight in which they themselves and :i third policeman were wounded. Detective Corporal
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    Drop in registered jobless
    69 15 Drop in registered jobless SINGAPORE, Tues— The number of persons on the Labour Ministry's Employment Exchange "live" register has dropped by 1,214 to 39,468 in March. But there has been an increase of 306 new registrants over the February figure with 1,866 new applications In March. Of the total number
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    Japan Airlines conference
    57 15 SINGAPORE, Tues. Japan Airlines will hold its East Asia and Oceania Regional Managers Conference in the Shangri-La Hotel from Thursday to Friday. About 40 delegates will attend the meeting, the first of its kind to be organised by JAL. They will discuss co-operation in tourism Singapore's convention
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    Grave digger's claim
    58 15 KUALA LPMFUR. Tues. Grave digger Yeap Yee Hool today sued a contractor for $9,000 In the sessions court here for balance of payment on a Job to exhume 534 graves at the jalar. Birch Christian cemeery for rebunal at a site In Cheras. The work was done
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    Hit-and-run victim
    33 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Police are looking for a hit-and-run driver who knocked down an elderly Indian man In River Vn"»v Road tonight. The victim was admitted to Ouir«m Hospital with head Injuries.
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    FACTORY GIRL JUMPED TO HER DEATH
    104 15 FACTORY GIRL JUMPED TO HER DEATH CINGAPORE, Tues. A factory girl jumped to her death from a block of flats in Toa Payoh because of financial troubles, a coroner's court heard today. Wong Van Heong, 16, who died on April 12, was described by her aunt, Madam Wong Kwi Leu,
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    Man jailed for two years
    85 15 Man jailed for two years SINGAPORE, Tues. Abdul Kadir bin Abdul Gani, 23, jobless, was today jailed for two years when he admitted stealing silver mugs and pewterware from a shop at Changi on April 24. The court neard that Abdul Kadir with two others broke Into the shop and
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    Flat on fire
    35 15 SINGAPORE, Tues. A short circuit which caused a small fire In a flat at Block 167. Lorong 1. Toa Payoh at 8.30 p.m. today, was put out within minutes. Damage was negligible.
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    SANDAKAN ROLLS OUT THE RED CARPET
    78 15 SANDAKAN ROLLS OUT THE RED CARPET SANDAKAN, Tues. The Deputy Prime Minister, Tun (Dr.) Ismail, was riven another red carpet welcome today this time in Sabah's "little Hong Kong" Sandakan. School children were standing at vantage points alone the seven- mile route to the town here as Tun Ismail drove
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    Metrication Board does some spring cleaning
    301 15  - Metrication Board does some spring cleaning TAN WEE LIAN By SINGAPORE, Turn. Unlike the annual checks on dachings used by all retailers, the dachings used by jewellers are only checked once when they are imported. The board's chairman, Mr. Baey Lian Peck, said today: "We are still studying the matter
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    Chinese YMCA charm, poise course
    83 15 Chinese YMCA charm, poise course SINGAPORE. Tues. The Chinese YMCA's Adult D apartment is conducting a 10-session course on social poise and charm from Friday. The fee is WO for members and $65 for nonmembers. Its Youth Department is organising fcur 12-sesslon courses on creative dancing by Mrs. Maureen Lim
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    Re-elected chairman
    41 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Dr. M.O. John has been re-elected chairman of the Singapore Children's Society. Other officials are: Dr. Koh Eng Kheng. vice-chairman; Mr. Thomas Heng Chiang Kheng. secretary; Mr. Ronnie Lim. assistant secretary and Mr. Tay Kirn Kan. treasurer.
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      120 15 -On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and Housewives' 7.05 Alfred Hitchcock The Deadly Matinee Three Sisters (Dialogue in Cantonese) UlILf" fi m 1M Ne and Ne Sreel (C) 3.35 For The Family (C) '-W F.B.t. The Architect 4.05 A Diary of Events in Singa- O.N News (E) pore
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    Gun robber gets jail, rotan
    226 16 Gun robber gets jail, rotan CINGAPORE, Tues. 3 Oon Boon Tal, 25, who ransacked an Inspector's house and stole his service revolver, was Jailed for seven years and ordered six strokes of the rotan by a district court today. He admitted having robbed probationary Inspector Loh Slew Long, of cash
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    DAMAGES FOR BOY WHO FELL OFF BICYCLE
    129 16 DAMAGES FOR BOY WHO FELL OFF BICYCLE OINOAPORE, Tues. A £3 motorist agreed in the High Court today to pay $2,250 damages and costs to an injured schoolboy in an accident case although there was no collision between his car and the boy. Businessman How Chin Seng, represented by Mr.
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    Sweet-talk in five languages
    153 16 I IKE to be sweet-talked in five languages up in the clouds? Malaysia-Singapore Airlines' six Dutch girls (above) will be doing Just that in English, French, German, Italian and Dutch, of course when they take to the air in June as MSA flight stewardesses on the
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    Pay increases for British War Dept civilians
    73 16 Pay increases for British War Dept civilians KUALA LUMPUR, Tues An agreement on pay increases for British War Department civilians employed here will be signed at the Hotel Malaysia tomorrow. War Department officials from Singapore will be present to sign the agreement with the War Department Civilian Staff Association. Agreement
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    WIFE WHO HAD SECOND THOUGHTS ON SUICIDE
    78 16 WIFE WHO HAD SECOND THOUGHTS ON SUICIDE SINGAPORE, Toes. A housewife set herself on fire and then tried to extinguish the flames, a coroner's court heard today. Madam Tan Kio. 46, was admitted to hospital where she died the next day, April 13. Her son, Ang Kai Poh told the
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    Motorcyclist fined $120
    58 16 SINGAPORE. Tue«. Teh Kok Peng was fined a total of $120 for four traffic offences while riding his motorcycle along Serangoon Road on Oct. 11 last year. He was fined $30 for speeding. $30 for not wearing a crash helmet, $20 for falling to display "L plates
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    2,000 jobs in shipyards for youths
    287 16 2,000 jobs in shipyards for youths SINGAPORE, Tuesday THERE are at least 2,000 Jobs going in Singapore's ship-building industry for young men who are not afraid to rough it out learning the skills. i And this number is expected to increase every year as more and more ships are built
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    Advisory cement committee
    66 16 SINGAPORE, Tues. The advisory cement committee which was formed ln midFebruary to tackle Singapore's cement shortage problems, will now be a permanent feature. Director of Manufacturers of the Ministry of Finance Mr. H. Sithawalla. today said the committee, consisting of representatives from the Government cement manufacturers and
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      233 16 4 GLAZED] WAIL TILES Our tiles are manufactured to British Standard Specification NO. 1281: 1966 The price range follows i WHITE S.P. $6.75 perWOpcs. COLOURED S.P. $7.50 perWOpcs. DECORATIVE S.P. from $12.50 to $16.50 perWOpcs. IMMEDIATE STOCKS AVAILABLE FROM OUR DISTRIBUTORS. Distributors: Intraco Limited Koon Hoe Company 2nd Floor Industrial
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      88 16 PRESENTING ~Arrow^ ■71 COLLECTION DAZZLERS Tfic lighter, brighter Kents by Arrow The better to be seen in. Judged by. They're the fashion hues you've read about. With the widely touted super collars, the ever-higher neckbands, the very latest cuff treatments. lO^ O' course they've got the great Arrow flatterer: the
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      276 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS with Just a single blemish 1. It is sweet to treat certain 3 > people with gross flattery she crashed Nazi car (7). (6-6). 7. The Prime Minuter as Jolnei 8. It makes people indisposed 17-I 7 s to turn tall on them (7). 10 R
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    Barker on efforts to speed economic growth
    427 17 Barker on efforts to speed economic growth 'Steady progress* of Republic's industries KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday SINGAPORE'S progress for economic development and its efforts to sustain the pace of industrial expansion were stressed here today by the Republic's Minister for Law and National Development, Mr. E. W. Barker. Addressing the sixth
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    Couple in S'pore after adventure-filled tour of 83 countries
    380 17  -  CHEW LEE CHIN 6: By Singapore, Tuesday SEEING the world thoroughly is what distingu'shes Anastasios Gourmas and his wife Maria from lots of other people in overland tours. And few can claim to have the kind of adventures they have had.
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    WORKERS GIVE UNION MANDATE TO STRIKE
    182 17 SINGAPORE, Tues— About 80 workers of Evatt and Co., the accountants firm, have given their union, the Singapore Manual and Mercantile Workers' Union, the mandate to strike over the retrenchment of their branch chairman. The mandate was taken at a secret ballot last week.
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    Donations of $680 for Chua fund
    146 17 Donations of $680 for Chua fund SINGAPORE. Tues. The Straits Times has received donations totalling 1680 for Chua Tian Hock. $50 for the Forgotten Ones at Dragon Lotus Hill. $10 for widow Wong Mvi and »100 for the Malaysia Flood Relief Fund. The donations for Chua of Tiong Bahru, came
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    Car forfeited
    43 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ng Whatt Hay alias Hing Huat was fined $200 today for plying his car for hire and carrying passengers at Alexandra Road on Nov. 25 last year when It was only licensed to carry schoolchildren. His car was forfeited.
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    $24 mil pharmaceutical factory for Jurong
    191 17 j SINGAPORE, Turn. j THE opening of the (24 million pharmaceutical factory by the Beecham Group In Singapore will put the Republic on the map of the world of Pharmaceuticals. This was said by Mr. James Pollard, vice-chair-man of Beecham's Pharmaceutical Division In WorthIng,
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    Suicide by manager who felt he wasn't competent
    146 17 CINGAPORE, Tues. An office manager hanged himself because he felt he was not competent enough to take charge of a $50,000 swindling case, a coroner heard today. According to the development manager of Sterling Drug Company, Mr. David Goh, his colleague became
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      253 17 Penguins at Collyer Quay Thanks to the enterprise of M^^^L Mci (Pte.) Ltd., Penguin f books are now readily Jm available in the heart of Am the city at the new OUB Building, Collyer W\ 1^ Quay (ground floor). J There're Penguins for ™l everyone call in soon. m At
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      Reprisals? Then tell your union the grievances
      9 18 Reprisals? Then tell your union the grievances Govt replies
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      37 18 I REFER to a complaint xby "Most Disgusted" (S.T., April 26). If your correspondent could give me his name and admission number, investigations can then be made. DR. TEOH SEANG AUN, Dy. Director of Medical Services, (Hospitals).
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      FOR 3 CENTS YOU CAN RELAX AT THE SWIMMING POOL
      328 18 FOR 3 CENTS YOU CAN RELAX AT THE SWIMMING POOL I REFER to the letter headlined "Where it can cost a lot to relax" from "Jurong Town long timer" (ST., Ma* 1): The charge of 40 cents for admission into the Jurong Town swimming pool is the same as that
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      TAKING THE HEAT OUT OF SHOPPING
      213 18 Where the aircon doesn't really help I WENT to a well-known shopping complex the other evening expecting to shop in air-conditioned comfort as advertised but to my disappointment found that the interior of the building was hot and stuffy. The air was stale and
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      134 18 T*HE groundfloor residents A of Henderson Crescent wish to lodge a strong complaint against the HDB for allowing the stench emanating from the refuse chutes to pollute the air. Houseflies from the chutes are another source of nuisance to the helpless groundfloor residents. The authorities should carry out spot checks
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      56 18 T REFER to the complaint of "Basketballer" (8.T., April 3), and wish to inform the writer that the management committee of Joo Chlat community centre is aware of the condition of the basketball court. Plans have already been made to carry out the neccessary repairs as soon as possible. CHUA
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      That long wait...
      103 18 INSTEAD of makin* "a time consuming check" to verify one person's complaint that he had to wait hoars at an outpatient clinic, Dr. 8. Dcvi, officer in charge of Outpatient Services, should make regular spot checks of all clinics to find out whether the outpatient service has
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      Getting caught in an L-driver 'circuit'
      119 18 Getting caught in an L-driver 'circuit' T WOULD like to Inform x "F.A." S.T., May 4) that there is something even more frustrating than driving at 45 mph behind a lorry supposedly limited to a speed of 20 or 30 mph being caught in what is apparently the learner-driver "circuit"
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      New pay deal won't benefit all of us
      186 18 New pay deal won't benefit all of us T REFER to your report (S. T., April 29) on the pay deal for teachers. I do not agree with you that "the new deal will benefit 18,000 teachers." Under present scales the pass degree teacher who does not get promoted earns
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      95 18 REFER to our canine legacy (S.T., May 3, 1971). It is late in the day, but I wish to suggest that Lifeline and the SPCA should, for the future, dispel that naive trust that seems to have flourished among the British Forces personnel abroad. The attitude "someone will adopt my
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      Well, I've given up on men
      161 18 I MAY as well say my little piece in this matter of chivalrous men. I am very pregnant and In no way do I feel absolutely helpless, but when it comes to falling down two steps onto my knees with six men sitting at
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      45 18 INVEST YOUR MONEY AT CHUNG KHIAW FINANCE LIMITED (INCORPORATED IN SINGAPORE) HCAO OFFICE 59 C HOWMSON ROAD SINGAPORE I.TEL MM* WHOLLY OWNED SUBSIDIARY OF I CHUNG KHIAMf BANK LTD. ALL DEPOSIT ENQUIRIES ARE OBTAINABLE THROUGHOUT CHUNG KHIAW BANK BRANCHES IN SINGAPORE 'Advert. P«rmit No. 0171).
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      52 18 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl IKJ^%k OH- 1 TH' LANDLORCys\ Ksfi ISKVOHi /LJfe Is I COMIN' FER TH' Eajfl VBVMsWKTfeR n KENT, OSGOOP! ■B& «nM A I -t. YA KNOW I \n i 1 1 tiu i Tit I &BrmkJel \M mm. J«*~ i --Jj<f>ft 'S I I///}-' m^^___ *^i
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      1012 19 awEss scwce tb lowow. iivmfnt t ceimiifHTu nm. CLUCTAr Hamburg Jm* I btrOlAL London Jm I Sinppori p. Sham P»nang Uranpmouth Jm II S. 42-41/ May I BENKITLAN *T For Livirpool Jim 17 Singapore P S'liam Penang Rotterdam Jmi 21 S. M3s May 7 May 1/11 May 12/11 Grangemouth JMy
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      1137 19 FHTNIUTIT EXPIEJS JFJVICE lIIECT FMM UST tMJT 111 Mr tnT™ s* VI Si 9i K2?" g? B.S -i- iST 1 jX'J ftj MUM J"«1» JeH 11 lily 17 Sept 22 All contract! ara made M term tad CMditiM* tf Carrier's Bill tf Lading. Sietaatn: mansfielb a ci m. LTB. -Teh
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      1085 20 »^^L-^-*--**ICAWASAKIKISEN KAISHA LTD. W«M Au«tr«li«/Slt»Mpor«/J«P«n S.rvlea Fraauntle S'pora Keeiung YatkaickiAafOya Ylmmmi Kobe •El Salvador Mara IMay 12 May »*ai »a*Jf Acteptief carge fer Kale, Osaka, Nagaya. YaUlaau. Japan Faralan Cull Service Sinfapore Far: Sackitawa Mara" 2/ S May Colombo. Karachi, Muscat, Abu Dhabi, tisrah, Khorr., Bahrain, Doha, Dubai. "Bisli Mart"
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      1014 20 Leads Panaaf P. Ska* Smppore «ln jvwAu a Mai nmmi n/iiMt AKt, wen., iitt FROM AUSTRALIA puinea II Jaae smtn/MABBU tEßfiei. Smpaere P. S-haei Pensnf Leed>af fan RAJOU* Sailed Sailed la Pert Nafapattiium, Midrss. RAJUU n/V Mai a Mai 21 Mai NaeapattiMm, Madras lAJUU IS/MJaaa 21 Jaaa 2J Jaae Nafapattnun,
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      852 20 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (INCOHPONATED IN TMt REPUBLIC Of SIPJOAPOKC "\\~icTiUiLDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3 7. U.K. EUKOPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'IURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Smppore P S hj« Ptnanf AlTifeS: NEPTUNE AQUAMARINE 1/11 May 11/11 May 11 May London 9/t. H'burf 14 '6 R dam 17/6,
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      685 20 jflfli H MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERMAD e«»X)tJa»Aa»aai»lti^U-ia-M M Trk«N»n«nalShlpp.fvgUr>eof Maiay«ia__^ FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE •»"««<« VTS .V.E. M. BftjTfcjj! Awerp IS, 7, Bremen 21/7.. m**m "z" 1 hX 2^. t T& I W: A'merp 4,1, Bremen I/I. IU /1lft a?»iT*S,^: A'werp 25/1, Bremen 27,1 EUROPE/FAR EAST SERVICE P Sham Penang
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      971 21 T"« 'OUT OF SINGAPORE AUTHO- Neleu*. Klrlrom Brlt.i 1 HITY ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW- Sin* and PlnaVubo corporal, too* LI- M B i J T i" M 0 A A "«"«NTI w«t.rn It..*: ManlfMt IJpeowy. Pwiclet HalcouMii. Handira. ConOOT: Ally E.W. Jttty. Yuen Chau queror Colocolronu Kavoak Rlt«j and a/7. Radnorshire
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      689 21 NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD Lists of unclaimed security deposits for electricity supply to premises vacated since Ist September 1969 to 31st Augjst 1970 will be on display or available at the following offices of the National Electricity Board until 31st August 1971. Alor Star (Including Kepala Kuala Li pis BaUs) Kuala
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      744 21 TENDER NOTICE Landscaping A Tree Planting at Orchard Road Experienced Contractors are invited to tender for the landscaping, tree planting mli>or workk on the site bounded by Orchard Ropd Oldham Lane and Stamford Canal Plans. Specifications and Tender Documents are available during normal office hours from M/s BEP AKITEK. 21
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      459 21 KUCHAI TIN (1967 BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Third Annual Oeneral Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office of the Company, Foh Chong Building. Room 2, 6th Floor, Jalan Ibrahim, Johore Bahru, on Saturday. 22nd May 1971. at 10.30 I a.m.
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      544 21 SABAH GOVERNMENT VACANCIES PSC NOTICE NO. 71 71 Applications are invited from Malaysian Citizens for the following appointment with the Department of Broadcasting In Sabah la) POST: Programme Assistant Grade I (Bahasa Malaysia Service) (b) SALARY SCALE: Division m, D 4. S (H3O x 20 490; 520 x 25 620)
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      700 21 BABAH GOVERNMENT 9] VACANCIES Applications are invited from Malaysian Citizens for the followIng appointments with the* Medical Department POST: (1) SUff Nurse (PSC Nctlce No. 69 71) an SUff Nurse (Psychiatric) (PBC Notice No. 70 71) (Ul) Health Inspector' Student Health Inspector (PSC Notice No 68 71 1 SALARY SCALE:
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    Acknowledgements
    41 22 MR. A MRS. BRENDON RICHARDS thank relatives and friends for their valuable presents and their kind attendance at the Church and reception. They also wish to thank all those who turned up at the "Australasia" to bid farewell to Brandon.
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    62 22 •have FUN PARTY' presented by Joan Booty Hilton Hotel Saturday 6th 3 p.m. Physical exercise display to music fashion show cooking demonstration beauty culture. Lucky prizes galore. Tickets SB/- Including refreshments In aid of the blind. Enquiries B'pore *****/*****7. LOUIS! KLERKS SALONS in Hotel Sinrapura for your latest hairstyles,
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    34 22 MADAM LIONG LIONG (Devout Buddhist) passed sway on 1.5.71 leaving behind son. daughter-in-law. two daughters, two sons-in-law and three grandchildren. Cortege leaves Tsan Tan Llm Temple (Jalan Yasln) at 2.00 p.m. oa 5/5/71.
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      768 22 Religious announcements WHAT II TRUTHT Charles Haslam a dynamic radio and television personality from Florida, U.B.A. will give the answer to you Wednesday May 9th. Time 730 p.m. at The Church of Christ. 131. Moulmeln Road (opposite Tan Tock Seng Hospital) Spore 11. All are Welcome RIAO, BORROW, BUY, "Science
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      964 22 INTIRNATIONAL AIRFREIGHT FORWARDING COMPANY requires an experienced Sales Representative State age, salary expected and present employment. Applications will be In strict confidence. Enclose photo non-returnable. Write Box A 4294, B.T. B'pore. LARGI MANUFACTURING COMFANV has fellow ing vacancies (1) Male Factory Worker/ Machine Operators (2 Shifts). (2) Warehouse Labourers to
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      843 22 WANTED LOCUM TININS, a Male Chinese Doctor with Pedlatrtc experience for a clime In B'pore for 4 weeke starting from May 12th. Tel: *****8 B'pore. SINGAPURA BUILDING SOCIETY LIMITID invites applications from Singapore Citizens to fill two vacancies of trainee SURVIVORS. MINIMUM QUALIFICATION Hither School Certificate with three Principals, one
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      947 22 Accommodation vacant HOLLAND WATTEN top executive detached bungalows, large garden. split-levels 4/5 aireondltloned bedrooms exclusively furnished /unfurnished. Many extras. Available immediately. Hlllview Estate terrace double-storey. paints/floors newly completed furnished. Thomson Rld*e semi-detached single-storey fully furnished. University Road semidetached double-storey fully furnished Contact *****8 Spore. REASONABLE RENTAL bunsalOWS/ houses/flats available Immediately
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      976 22 S»ppan. Contact Urn. S pore *****, 2 STOrVv S'MIDET ACHED HMO* L«W, 3 bedrooms, off Dunearn Road. 1 alr-cooditloner. $650/- K.K. Entsrprlses *****0. SENNETTI BSTATB detached bungalow furnished. Rent $700/- Unfurnished $500/-. Immediate occupation. Phone ***** Spore. DIST. 16 OFIRA IST ATI 2-storey terrace bouse 3 bedrooms unfurnished. Rsnt $300/-.
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      917 22 DISTRICT tO I Individually built modern 2-storey home oa over 11.000 sq. ft. of freehold vacant level land Home comprises. 4 bedrooms. S-bath-rooms, lounge cum dining room, kitchen, servant's room, verandah car-porch. Nice garden. Offers around 5190.000/- David Pboa Sons. Valuers and Estate Agents Tel: *****/*****/*****/*****. MOUNT SINAI: Off 6
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      760 22 Cooowd apSMO Vacant 1 FIRST CLASS OODOWN spans arall- able city centre. Cargoes for-" storage— piece/bulk rate basis, tot urested please Tel: Spore »654« 1 Mr. Scow office noun. Tuition ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL Moms 1000 dual-controlled hourly $9/-. Ou»--ranteed $75/- Bxtra lesson $4/-. Failed $3 50. Car for test IJ.
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    Heavy rain not likely during the —week—
    91 23 Heavy rain not likely during the week SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Meteorological Department today ruled out any heavy rain here during the coming week. A spokesman said that Singaporeans could only expect a generally "showery" condition to prevail. He was commenting on a PUB warning yesterday that water rationing might
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    Motorist fined
    41 23 SINOAPORE, Tues. Motorist Wong Ah Lew alias Sook Ling. 23. was fined $120 today (or falling to give way and colliding into a motorcycle and a bicycle at the Junction of Sims Avenue and Lorong 27A on Jan. 2fi.
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    Pirates lose taxis
    54 23 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Two men had their cars forfeited today when they admitted having operated pirate taxis on April 4. Ong Muay Huay. who was arrested at Jalan Kebun Llmau. of Towner Road, was also fined $350. He had two previous convictions. Ho Eng Koon, arrested at Serangoon
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    Replica of a rain forest to be set up in museum
    234 23  - Replica of a rain forest to be set up in museum BAILYNE SUNG: By Singapore, Tues. r»ESPITE the countryside, future generations of Singaporeans need not lose touch of the tropical rain forests. They can get that "foresty" feeling by visiting the Indoor one planned at the National Museum. Projects For
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      536 24 Teenage striker Kennedyputs the golden touch to League title triumph J^ONDON, Tues.— Arsenal last night won the English First Division soccer title and now stand poised to become only the second team this century to complete the League and Cup double. Amid scenes of wild excitement, Arsenal beat
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      240 24 TOKYO, Tues. Israel and South Korea meet here tomorrow in the final of the 13th Asian Youth soccer championship after triumphing over more highly rated teams in earlier rounds. Israel upset defending champions Burma 1-0 in yesterday's semi-finals. South Korea trlurr.phed over
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      56 24 CD A II If DC A Dfl ls all smiles after being rnJMA DCJInU presented a U5525,000 cheque and a kiss from Greater New Orleans Golf Queen Odessa Rutter for winning the New Orleans tournament on Sunday. Beard of Louisville, Kentucky, finished 12-under-par 276, a stroke ahead of Hubert Greene,
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      107 24 \JELBOURNE, Tues. An Australian Davis Cup tennis foundation has been formed here to raise money for an attempt to win back the coveted cup. Announcing the foundation's formation here yesterday, the Lawn Tennis Association of Australia said the Initial target was to raise A$ 10.000 by asking 400
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      46 24 KAMPALA. Tues. Hassan Sunderant, Uganda s representative to the Supreme Council for Sport In Africa, denied a report that six African and Arab states meeting In Cairo last week had decided to campaign for Rhodesia's exclusion from the 1972 Munich Olympic Games.
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      229 24 ONDON, Tues. The aboliL< tion of the challenge round U to be recommended at the annual meeting oi the Davis Cup tennis nations to be held here on July 1, it was announced yesterday. The recommendation will come from a special committee
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      44 24 KINOSTON. Tue*. New Zealand took a 2-1 lead over the Commonwealth Caribbean In their Davis Cup tennis American zene tie here when Onny Parun and Jeffrey Simpson defeated Richard Russell and Compton Russell 6-1, 6-1. 4-4. 6-4 in the doubles. Reuter.
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      51 24 CYDNEY. Tues. Sydney's notorious beer-swilling cricket and football fans can breathe easy the Sydney Cricket Ground trust has rejected plans to ban canned beer from the ground Canned beer has been blamed for ugly Incidents involving sport fans during recent International events at the cricket ground.
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      23 24 NEW YORK. Tue». Result* of baseball game*: National League New York 3 Chicago 2 (llinns); Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 2. Reuter.
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      248 24  - Tobacco Leaf can give improved showing EPSOM JEEP By TOBACCO LEAF A (Lyle Harbridge up) ran 3f in 37 2/5 on good going at Bukit. Tlmah y e s t erday morning. Running first time in five months, the four-year-old Rousseau gelding did well to finish third to Skippy in
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      410 24 ONDON, Tues. Roy Fredericks, West Indian Test opener, completed a century in his first English county cricket championship match for Glamorgan at Nottingham yesterday. The diminutive Fredericks flayed the Nottln*shlre opener also hit an unbeaten hundred to put his country well on the way to win
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      167 24 LONDON, Tues. Zahlr Abbas. 24-year-old bespectacled right-hand batsman, became the first Pakistani to sore a century on the cricket tour of England when he hit 110 in the opening match against Worcestershire yesterday. But Zahlr's admirable Innings could not prevent the English county
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      Quek is champ but Foo is the -star—
      516 25 Quek is champ but Foo is the -star QUEK Yor.g Khim rv- s the champion athlete in yesterday s Queenstown Secondary Technical School sports when he won three events In the Boy's 'A' division the 100 m, mom and high jump. But the star ol th» meet was •B division
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      Pesta Sukan: A bigger and better programme
      326 25  - Pesta Sukan: A bigger and better programme ERNEST FRIDA By ASIAN Wimbledon tennis championships, an international soccer tournament and a regional hockey competition will highlight this year's Pesta Snkan from Aug. 7 to 17. The National Sports Promotion Board (NSPB), organisers of this year's Festival of Sports, will meet the
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      19 25 Anglo Chinese School will hold its 57th athletic meet this Saturday at the Farrer Park Athletic Centre.
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      84 25 Linden Tree wins the Chester Vase LONDON, Tues. In a thrilling photo finish, Linden Tree, owned by Mrs. D. Vase run over one and half miles at Chester today. Mr. H.J Joel's Frascatl was second, with Mr. HX. Vlckerys Levanter, the Epsom Derby favourite, third of five runners. Duncan Keith
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      OPEN TENNIS WILL SERVE AS TRIAL TO PICK N-SQUAD
      217 25  - OPEN TENNIS WILL SERVE AS TRIAL TO PICK N-SQUAD JOE DORAI By THE Singapore Lawn A Tennis Association's Open hardcourt tournament at Tanglin Club this weekend will serve as a trial to pick the national squad for three major international meets this year. Singapore are taking part in the Asian
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      85 25 MELBOURNE. Tues. Lionel Rose, Australia's former world bantamweight champion, forestalled any talk of premature retirement from boxing by knocking out Filipino Tanny Cuaresma In the first round of a scheduled 10- round fight here tonight. It took only 59 seconds for Rose to finish the tall
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      494 25  - Victory brings double joy to Josephians GODFREY ROBERT By CT. JOSEPHS Insti- tution 'A', last year's runners-up had to bring out their best to beat Raffles B 6-0, to enter the quarter-finals of the National Schools' Seven-a-side rugby tournament at the Peoples Association yesterday. The win gave the Josephians double
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      Ceylonese are capable of toppling powerful SRC
      393 25  -  PERCY SENEVIRATNE By CINGAPORE Recreation Club, now holding the reins of the Singapore Cricket Association senior league, will wind up their first round fixtures when they meet third placed Ceylon Sports Club at Balestier Road this Sunday. Their dramatic win over the Police
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      126 25 A.M. GiLson with a two-round total of 152 led in the Singapore Island Gulf Club women's golf championship at the end of the second day's play at Bukit Course yesterday. Two strokes behind Gilson is the defending cnampion Kee Bee Khim on 154 and former champion Heather
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    59 26 ANTI-WAR demonstrators lylne on the i round with hands behind their backs after police apprehended them trying to block the George Washington Memorial parkway leading into the U.S. capital on Monday. Seven thousand demonstrators were arrested, but almost 6.000 were released by breakfast time yesterday.
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    135 26 KUtK HAH INO, aged 77. (formerly Manager of Keppel Bus Co (Pta.) Ltd..) paaaed away peaceful iy on 4th May 1971 at 4.55 p.m. at 23 Jalao Ltmau Ball, Bedokvilie. 91 milea. leaving behind his beloved wife, five sons, John (Ttonf Llmi. Bob (Tiong Tooag), Oerald (Chiang Mul). Dick
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    408 26 ONDON. Tuea.— The atock market cloeed firm today following lective aupport at the lower lerela. Dtaleri reported quieter conditions with the Inatltutlona remalnint on the aldellnea. At 245 p.m. the Financial Time* index was up 5.9 at 388.5. Hawker Blddeley waa firm on hopea of airliner aalea to
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    240 26 Hanoi's 'no' to US proposal on -PoWs- PARIS, Tues. North r Vietnam today in effect rejected a U.S.backed proposal that prisoners of war from both sides be Interned in a neutral country. Sweden has indicated it would be prepared to accept the prisoners, and the Idea was strongly endorsed yesterday
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    49 26 VICTORIA, (British Columbia), Tues. Britain's Queen Elizabeth headed north along Vancouver Island's scenic east coast today after a sedate mit enthusiastic welcome from this provincial capilal and the first protest demonstration— to highlight the plight of the poor of her British Columbian centennial tour. ReuUr.
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    40 26 CANBERRA. Tucs. A return trip to Singapore la awaiting the winners of an essay competition being held to mark the Colombo Plan's 20th anniversary acting Foreign Affairs Minister Mr. Reginald Swarti announced here today. Reuter.
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    Sydney's Mayor and Mayoress on flying visit
    228 26  - Sydney's Mayor and Mayoress on flying visit LEE SU SAN: By Singapore, Tuea. CMILES can say a lot of things. In this case, they say: "It's so nice to be entertained for a change." As the Lord Mayor and Lady Mayoress of Sydney (an honorary title), Dr. and Mrs. Emmet
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    266 26 Near accord in evacuation of diplomats ]YEW DELHI, Tues. In--11 dla and Pakistan today appeared to be near agreement on the evacuation of their diplomatic staff from Dacca, In East Pakistan, and Calcutta. A Foreign Office spokesman said two Soviet Ilyushln-18 planes were leaving Tashkent today for New Delhi where
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