The Straits Times, 22 May 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times lie National Newspaper Est-1 1545 SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    'He who pays the piper'
    599 1 'He who pays the piper' Govt replies to IPI appeal SINGAPORE. Friday THE Singapore Government- today used a popular phrase "He who pays the piper calls the tune" when it again questioned the financial backing behind the Singapore Herald. In ;i cabled reply to Mr. Ernest Meyer, Director of the
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    Herald plans to go public
    934 1 BANK'S DEMAND EXPIRES TODAY SINGAPORE, Friday THE Singapore Herald today announced plans to float its shares as one of its moves to raise money to fight foreclosure by its bankers. The newspaper, according to its managing director Mr. Jimmy Hahn, also has "endless sources of
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    'Save the paper' fundraising drive by SNUJ
    532 1 'Save the paper' fundraising drive by -SNUJ— CINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore National Union of Journalists today launched a "Save the Herald fund-raising campaign. The union's central council members and branch officials decided at a meeting to urge Its members and the public to give at least a day's wage each to
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    Lock icon SALT progress welcomed
    51 1 UNITED NATIONB, Prt. UN Secretary-Oeneral U Thant has welcomed the agreement between the United States and the Soviet Union on the fututre of the Strategic Anns Limitation Talks (SALT): "This may well constitute a breakthrough In the complex and prolonged negotiations ahead." he said. Reuter. (Sre Face
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    Lock icon Closer accord for Britain's C-Mart entry
    456 1 PARIS, Friday ORITISH Prime Minister Edward Heath and French President Georges Pompidou today held final talks in their two-day summit meeting amid mounting signs of agreement that would clear the way for Britain's entry into Europe. The two leaders conferred i for two hours
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    38 pages again
    19 1 Today's Straits Times is again 38 pages in two sections. Make sure you get both sections.
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    Lock icon KIDNAP ENVOY 'STILL ALIVE'
    109 1 ISTANBUL, Frl. Premier x Nihat Erim said today that Israeli Consul-General Ephraim Elrom, klndapped from his apartment on Monday, is still alive. "We too, are anxious over the fate of this Israeli diplomat," the Head of Government told newsmen. "But we received information last night he
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    Lock icon Golden Buddha
    34 1 MANILA. Prl. A treasure hui.ter who claimed he dug up a golden Buddha statue today retracted allegations that the family of Philippines President Marcos had tried to buy it from him. Reuter.
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    'Quit and fight byelection' challenge to PM Lee
    751 1 SINGAPORE, Friday yHL secretary-general of the Peoples Front, Mr. Lvi Boon Poh, today challenged the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, to a byelection four hours after the party was Ivgistqred. He gave Mr. Lee, secretary-general of the People's Action Party, two
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    Lock icon Svetlana's baby
    30 1 SAN FRANCISCO. Prl.— Mrs. Bvetlana Alllluyeva Peters, daughter of the late Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, gave birth to a baby girl here today, and named her Olga. Reuter.
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      IPI APPEAL TO JEK
      63 1 HONG KONG, Fri— International Preia Institute has called mi Mr. Jek Yean Thon* to ask Chase Manhattan Bank to withhold action aoinrt Singapore Herald. IPI exeeutire chairman, Mfan Aw Stan, in her appeal replying to a message from Mr. Jek said: "I repeat our —ranee of
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      C-Mart talk success
      38 1 PARIS, FrL President Pi— Hi« sail tonight after bta Ufa with British Prime Miafcter Heath: "It would be ■nrcaaonable to think that an agreement between Britain and Urn Cmm Market cannot b» reached next Monday."-$•.
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      36 1 DON'T waste water I PEOPLE who habitually waste water may have their supplies cut off. TV Singapore said tonight. Public I'tilities inspectors will be sent around to check on those using water wasteful!/. (SEC PAGE 19).
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    Language of love not for linguist Constance
    327 3  - Language of love not for linguist Constance RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE, Fri. A linguist with very little time for the language of love. For Miss Constance Bordwell. who specialises in language structure, that particular language ended when the man she was going to marry was killed In the Second World
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    Lock icon Malaysia's call to US oil firms
    113 3 Malaysia's call to US oil firms WASHINGTON. Fri. Malaysia's Finance Minister, Tun Tan Slew Sin. said here yesterdday Malaysia would like U.S. oil companies to invest more in his coui try. "They are exploring for oil in Malaysian waters but tend to locat.; their headquarters for such operations in Singapore."
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    Military exercises
    41 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. Blnnks will be used during military exercises next week. At Mandai Forest Reserve from 8 a.m.. May 24 to 5.30 p.m.. May 28; at Mandai /Marsillng areas from 8 a.m.. May 24 to 5.30 p.m.. June 1;
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    HUNT ON FOR ESCAPED PRISONER
    118 3 HUNT ON FOR ESCAPED PRISONER SINGAPORE, Fri— Changi Prison authorities with the help of the police, are hunting for a 21-year-old prisoner who escaped this evening. Till late tonight they were still combing Kampong Kuala Loyang where the escapee, identified by police as Teh Kia Whatt of Circuit Road was
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    BOAC lunch for secretaries
    40 3 BO AC lunch for secretaries SINOAPORE Fri BOAC has given a luncheon for 16 secretaries from several Singapore oil companies at the Hotel Shangri-Las Shang Palace In recognition cf the efficient secretary's role in Singapore's Importance as a petroleum base.
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    Front names new committee
    95 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Peoples Front today announced the names of its new 11 -mm central executive committee which replaced nine members of the pro-tern committee. Here is the line-up: Chairman. Leslie Netto (teacher): vice-chairman. Ang Kirn Leone (teacher) secretary general. Lvi Boon Poh (lawyer): asst. secretary
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    Modesty charge man: I merely kissed her
    248 3 Modesty charge man: I merely kissed her SINGAPORE. Fri. An Indonesian merchant charged with outraging the modesty of an Indonesian housewife told a court today that he merely kissed her gently on the cheek. Zakir Zlnur, 46. said: "She did not oppose me when I kissed her but she Just
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    Saudi Arabian gift
    54 3 KUALA LUM»OR, Fri. —Two pieces of the Holy Klswah the black cloth draping the Holy Ka'aba, the mest venerated sjmbo] of Islam were presented to the National Museum today. The Holy Klswah. made of silk material, with Quranic Inscriptions embroidered in gold, was a gift from the
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    Hopes to work for Gardens
    58 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Wllmala Ponnlah, 32. who has just returned after getting a botany degiee at the University of Paris, hopes to work lor the Botanic Gardens In Singapore. She said this today to clarify a Straits Times report on Wednesday which quoted her a& saying
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    Court told of an 'unsigned, undated agreement'
    994 4  -  CHRISTINA CHEANG EUPOC CASE: DAY FIVE By Singapore, Friday AX "unsigned and undated agreement" was drawn up by Eupoc paper miii to support an application for the remittance of US$lOO,--000 to a Bahamas company, it was alleged at the Euj)oc trial today. The
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    Angler who went to the wrong place
    66 4 Angler who went to the wrong place CINGAPORE. Fri. Carpenter Goh Heng Nguan, 19, wandered into the catchment area of Seletar Reservoir with a fishing line and bait in hand yesterday morning. He was arrested and brought to court this morning, where the First Magistrate, Mr. EC. Foenander, told him
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    Eu's $1m worthless shares: A poser by the judge
    306 4 Eu's $lm worthless shares: A poser by the judge The First District Judge Mr. Abdul Wahab Ghows. then asked Mr. Lee If he was suggesting that the US$lOO,OOO had gone into Eu's "own pocket. 1 Mr. Lee replied that although there was no agreement calling for the payment of US$lOO,OOO
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    Nantah association backs emphasis on bilingualism
    323 4 CINGAPORE, Fri. The Association of Napyang University Graduates today came out in support of the Government's emphasis on bilingnalism in the mother tongue and English. The association, which rave its support after "several detailed discussions and deep thinking," said the best way to build
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      285 4 Straits Times Crossword P P I P I P BsP I* I P i 8 ACROSS 7. Teetotaller embracing a p*in1. A sailor employs malpractices ter they're high! (6). (6). 8. When to ring can be unfair S. The man giving a final song (2, 3, 5). <B>. 12. A
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    Brave new 'Disney' world
    837 5  - Brave new 'Disney' world JUDY HILLMAN by Once it was just bare, swampy land |T IS RARE indeed to have a city with its own government but virtually no citizens, or for a developer to approve his own plans and set up his own building regulations. However, that just about
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      99 5 X^-^^^ j^ Jm wk ~jrJ I fPllaaV aw Jlr vL aaa aam. #4 fDn^aaaV m _«^^m**^^^^^^^^^^ VJ\ B^k m Separate shirts for work and play? Not any more. Arrow has created something new for the man who does both with flair, and who switches from work to fun at the
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      212 5 Oop By V.T. Hamtin WHAT'RE YOU 1 1 VWkS SCHNG A I'M AFRAID ...THE MEN OUT AT THE I THEY'LL BE TERRIBLY L L -C HEY UMPA MYSOSH, GUZ, I DOING, YOUR /TO GET SOME WE CAN'T J SLOUGH NEED IT MORE HUNGRY AFTER DRESSING- TWO \SAVE ALL YOU'RE NOT
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      Asia's oriental hotspots...
      1151 6 TOO MUCH OF EVERYTHING AND NOT ENOUGH LIGHT pOR two weeks now, I've wondered what Hone Kong and Bangkok have that we don't. But after a fortnight of dining, wining, and dancing in the Thai capital and in the British Crown Colony, I find it a complicating
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      EITHER WAY YOU'LL HEAR THEM
      691 6 ROCK fans here may have a treat in store before the month Is out British rock group, the Deep Purple, might come to town. The quintet who actually became famous before their first number one song "Black Night" will visit Australia for the first time
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      Making music in a motel room
      175 6 "If the rock musician is today's troubadour, then the motel is his watering place, his caravansary, his wayside lull" So says the first verse on the record sleeve for Delaney and Bonnie Bramlett's new album on "Ateo." Titled "Del&ney and Bonnie and Friends Motel
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      Where fun strips are mere stunts
      317 6 Where fun strips are mere -stunts- Bangkok's top hotel, the Dusit Thani. I had a rotten time I had to sit through an American-imported show featuring a negro trio, with a female singer as star. Then and there, I would have given up Bangkok for good and caught the next
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    Mediums, bomoh win fight against the village ghosts
    185 7 Mediums. bomoh win fight against the village '—ghosts SINGAPORE, Fri. A bomoh and two mediums today won their battle against prankish poltergeists terrorising villagers In Lorong Perahu, off Llm Chu Kang. Early this morning, the mediums and the bomoh began their incantations to drive away the spirits. According to the
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    Denies using force
    41 7 SINGAPORE, Frl. Mohammed bin Shamsuddln, 22, today cJFnled using criminal force with intent to outrage the modesty of a seven-year-old girl at Ascot Rise on May 17. Trial was fixed for Aug. 17. and bail of $500 allowed.
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    Scientific aid foils 14 attempts to cheat Pools
    190 7 Scientific aid foils 14 attempts to cheat Pools SINGAPORE, Friday TOE Chemistry Department has helped foil 14 attempts to defraud Singapore Pools Ltd. through forged Singapore Sweep tickets. With the department's help, the firm discovered 14 cases of Singapore Sweep tickets which were so skilfully tampered with that the last
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    Two with $414,000 claim made bankrupt
    356 7 Two with $414,000 claim made bankrupt ADJOURNMENT PLEA BY COUNSEL FAILS SINGAPORE, Frl. ■JWO businessmen with a pending $414,646 claim against a Jurong company were declared bankrupt today by Mr. Justice Chua in the High Court. They are Cecil Loke Yue Hung and Bobby Wang Chun Pong partners of Goodwin
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    Language courses for beginners
    79 7 Language courses for beginners SINGAPORE, Frl. The Aault Education Board is holding courses in Italian, Russian and Thai for beginners on Mondays and Thursdays, from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. starting from June 7 for three months. The courses which will cost $25 will be held at the Raffles Olrls
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    Opium man fined $130
    53 7 SINGAPORE, Pri. Yeo Keng Hong. 37, was today fined a total of $130 when he admitted two charges of having four packets of prepared opium and smoking utensils at Cross Street yesterday. Pleading for leniency, Yeo told the court that "he cannot go without opium." He
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    Business Administration exams results
    271 7 SINGAPORE. Frl. The University of Singapore today announced the results of the second and final supplementary examinations for the degree of Bachelor of Business Administration and the first and second year supplementary examinations for the Diploma in Social Studies Part 1. The following have passed the
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      270 7 aflt RW UNDKR THK DIOTINOUISHKD PATRONAGB OF VkS^aV K HONOUI ABLB MINUTER FOR EDUCATION 3j MR. LIM KIM SAN 5 GRAND CHARITY FILM PREMIERE 2 In aid of lINOArOM SCHOOL* SPORTS COUNCIL MIND J% I WED. 26th MAY 1971 AT 9.15PM M*. JB TICKETS AT «i\ 5 $1.00, $1.00, $10.00
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      695 7 klllllll ORGAN lj N*| P£XH£2a3HIIII9I i irth no dayi i Haw. I.JO. 4, «.13 ft t.SOaw i Columbia Pictures Presents "J i "MYSTERIOUS AFRICA" Color S i Tontaht MMnlflM! (Mond I "Woman Guarrilla With i Two Gttns" Liang Foong Yee Kwang Shan i Color. Scope. English, Chinesa Subs. a, i"'
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      362 8 Geneva Co. (Pte) Ltd. officially opens for business today WHERE TO BUY THE WORLD'S MOST EXPENSIVE WATCH Yet in reaching for the skies, Geneva Co. (Pte) Ltd. have not forgotten the other extreme the watch for the man-in-the street. In fact the Geneva watchword is "All watches under one roof".
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      187 8 GCNfcVA for a men's model and end with a dia-mond-crusted lady's inspiration with a price tag upwards of $20,000 every watch a status symbol. And can you wonder why when you consider these exclusive features Every Piaget is a hand-made mas-ter-piece g v a ranteed as the CO. (PTC) LTD.
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      182 8 convenience. Not to mention shopping in Geneva's air-condi-tioned comfort. SALES EXPERTISE Geneva don't believe in amateurs. Every salesman and sales girl has been handpicked for expertise, and trained to give YIP treatment to customers. The personification of these is Sales Manager, Mr. Leong Kong Mm himself, who has spent a
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      103 8 Service station INVITATION The Board of Directors of Geneva Co. (Pte) Ltd. cordially invites all friends, customers and associates to a Reception at No. 1 Overseas Union Shopping Centre, (Cround Floor) Collyer Quay, Singapore on May 22, 1971 from 2-5 p.m. in commemoration of the official opening of their new
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      243 9 GENEVA CO (PTE) LTD. Congratulations Best Wishes to GENEVA CO (PTE) LTD. on their official opening ▼I isS S I&<mrJ amy Congratulations to GENEVA WATCH COMPANY, Authorised Tissot Retailers, on the official opening of their premises at 1 Overseas Union Shopping Centre, Collyer Quay, Singapore 1. This watch has conquered
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    Doctor's appeal against return of jewellery fails
    233 10 Doctor's appeal against return of jewellery fails SINGAPORE, Frl. A doctor lost his appeal today against a High Court decision, ordering him to return nine Items of jewellery, worth $4,000 to his estranged wife. Dr. Ramallngam Slvasamboo, 37 was also told then that he must pay his wife, Madam Selvarany
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    Cancelled
    29 10 SINGAPORE. Frl. Performances by the People's Association Band at Mount Farter on May 30 and the Singapore Infantry Band at Katong Park on June 20 have been cancelled.
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    AEB course in practical geography
    91 10 AEB course in practical geography SINGAPORE Frl. Adult Education Board is organising a course In practical geography to assist private candidates sitting for geography at principal level in the 1971 Cambridge Higher School Certificate examination. The course, which will cover the syllabus of paper 4 (practical work), will be conducted
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    Rationing may come sooner than is necessary
    743 10  - Rationing may come sooner than is necessary CHIA POTEIK PUBLIC MUST USE LESS WATER By Singapore, Friday SINGAPORE must bring water consumption down to the 90 million gallon mark or rationing would come much sooner than than was necessary. The chairman of Public Utilities Board, Mr. Lim Kirn San, who
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    -BABY GIRL KILLED BY LORRY
    79 10 -BABY GIRL KILLED BY LORRY SINGAPORE. Frl. A 14--month-old girl Teh Chwee Tens was killed today when she was run over by a lorry at 18} mile Lim Chu Kane Road. police spokesman said she was playing under the lorry, which was parked there. The lorry driver, unaware that the
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    Malaysian goods on show
    55 10 Malaysian goods on show KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The first Made- in-Malaysia trade fair will open tomorrow for twoweeks at the Stadium Negara. The Commerce and Industry Minister, Inche Khlr Johari. will declare the fair open tomorrow evening. Made-in-Malaysla goods will be displayed In 87 stalls. Including 33 at which visitors
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      140 10 I FOR TOP QUALITY I IN TAILORING, l^fl I THE LARGEST I SELECTION IN I SUITINGS AND I EVERYTHING I IN MEN'S WEAR W IF YOU ARE IN A HURRY SUITS CAN BE MADE TO MEASURE IN 24 HOURS. AT NO EXTRA COST Beat the h««t enjoy yeurMlvt. in a
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      233 10 CONG^TULATI^ SEA SOUND (PTE) LTD. (Subsidiary of KIM THYE WATCH COMPANY) Shop No. 9. Overseas Union Shoppinr Centre. Colly er Quay, Singapore 1. on the occasion of their official opening. YOU NEED NOT TRAVEL THE GLOBE TUNE IN THE WHOLE WORLD and listen to WHAT OTHERS SAY AND OTHERS PLAY
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    WARRANTSOUT FOR ARREST OF TWO TAX CASE DIRECTORS
    296 11 WARRANTSOUT FOR ARREST OF TWO TAX CASE DIRECTORS CINGAPORE, Fri. Third District Judge, Mr. K. T. Alexander, today issued warrants of arrest against two directors of the Modern Housing Development Ltd. who are charged with tax evasion. The directors, Tay Beng Swee and Tay Choo Wah, for the second successive
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    Illegal lottery
    31 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Housewife Tan Kiat. 31. was today lined $60 when she admitted having four illegal chap-ji-ke.e lottery tickets worth $37 at Lorong 2 Toa Payoh on March 4.
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    Week's jail for man detained 22 months
    107 11 Week's jail for man detained 22 months SI.RI-..MBAN. Fri. A man charted with assault who was held in custody for 22 months pending trial, was freed by the High Court today after being sentenced to a week's jail. Justice Wan Suleiman bin Wan Pa wan Teh said: "It is unfair
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    National U to go up in KL
    69 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The permanent site for the National University will be in the Federal Capital, the Vice-Chan-cellor. Dato Dr. Ariffln bin Ngah Manukl, announced when he addressed more than 350 freshmen at a pledge-taking ceremony held at the university's auditorium. He said
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    $50 punch
    32 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Teh Ho Chwee. 34. who admitted punching Keir Singh at Capitol Theatre yesterday in front of a police constable, was fined $50 I in a magistrate's court today
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    I was paid $5,000 to sleep with man, says dance girl
    443 11  - I was paid $5,000 to sleep with man, says dance girl BERNARD DORAY By SINGAPORE, Fri. A ai ha ret girl today told a maintenance court thai a man whom she refused to name paid her to "sleep" with hi^i alter a birthday party. Liza Tan Yock Hoe. 27, said
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    Ganja pusher fined $500
    44 11 SINGAPORE. Fri Jaffar bin Hamld. 26. unemployed, described as a "drug pusher" in court, was today fined $500 or in default, sentenced to three months jail when he admitted having eight kartoos of ganja at Lorong Two. Toa Payoh yesterday.
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    Pugilistic displays by Hong Kong team to raise funds
    205 11 Pugilistic displays by Hong Kong team to raise funds SINGAPORE. Fri. Another six members of Hong Kong's Chou School of Pugilism are due to arrive here soon to help raise $60,000 for the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association. With six other members of the troupe already here, and about 180 members
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    Student wins metric design contest
    118 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Baharuddin Vocational Institute student. Lee Chee Kang. has won the Singapore Metrication Board's metric design competition. He will get a prize of $1,000. His design, circular in form and depicting the decimal relationship between the metric units by a 10 within a
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    Special Toto draws
    54 11 SINGAPORE. Fri —Three saloon cars will be the priies In six special Toto draws from May 27 to Jane 13 tw celebrate the third anniversary of Singapore Pools (Pte) Ltd. A lucky draw based on coupon numbers will be held after the Toto draw on June 13
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    Dad seeks radio hams' aid to trace holidaying son
    164 11 Dad seeks radio hams' aid to trace holidaying son KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A father from Australia has sought the aid of amateur radio hams to help him trace his son whom he believes is "holidaying" here or in Singapore. One of the hams, Mr. William T. Masingill. of the American
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    $120,000 prize
    25 11 SINGAPORE. Fn. There were no top prize winners in yesterdays Toto draw No. 39 71. The jackpot for this Sunday's draw is $120,000
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      NUCLEAR SANITY
      406 12 The simultaneous announcement in Moscow and Washington of the decision to concentrate on agreement restricting both offensive and defensive strategic weapons systems came as a pleasant surprise. It rekindles the hope that the strategic arms limitation talks are at last getting somewhere. The joint announcement, as President Nixon
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      MALAYSIA'S RESERVES
      322 12 Tun Tan Siew Sin is not the only finance minister who thinks the international monetary situation is not very satisfactory, nor th* only Commonwealth finance minister who is much concerned about the British guarantee for sterling reserves. At a press conference in Washington Tun Tan spoke of the
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      INSTITUTION IN TROUBLE
      206 12 The Ungku Omar Polytechnic in Ipoh is having more than teething problems. Construction has been held up with the discovery of a subterranean cavern on the site. So far only three workshops and two. four-storey hostels are ready. Together with the staff shortage this has reduced the
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    Lock icon Bhutto waits for his chance
    1086 12  -  COLIN SMITH By KARACHI 'Now is the time to talk to the East Bengalis. Given the chance I have great faith we can find a solution.' ZULFIKAR ALI Bhutto, chairman of the Pakistan People's Party and perhaps soon to be political leader of the country,
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    Kim's big export business
    536 12  - Kirn's big export business Keyes Beech By fOMMUNIST North Korea, regarded by experts as the most heavily armed (per man) country in in the world, has a new distinction. It has emerged as one of the world's leading exporters of revolution. North Korean troublemaking knows no geographical or political boundaries.
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Who pays the taxpayers, if it is not us?
      256 12 Who pays the taxpayers, if it is not us? MORE often than not, I 1 observe both In conversations and in newspaper letter columns the remarks; "After all. we the taxpayers, pay the Government servants yet they are Insolent Whilst I fully agree that action should be taken against rude
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      TV requests
      57 12 WILL TV Malaysia please ignore the selfish requests of some viewers who have been asking for programmes to be adjusted so that they do not clash. It Is a matter of bad luck il a viewer wants to see both programmes which happen to be screened at th»
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      Too many lawyers
      131 12 IN YOUR editorial 1 headed "Sharing The Burden" (ST May 14) mention was made of the establishment of a faculty of law here, perhaps within two years. When I was in Britain recently. I found to my surprise that the number of Malaysians reading law is quite
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      Untitled
      127 12 ITS HEARTENING to learn that a Caoinet Committee has been set up to co-ordinate the work of the various ministries dealing with unemployment, particulariy among youths. The committee must bear In mind that thousands of school leaveiJ every year mast nave a place in the s u for survival. Before
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    Phone booths
    76 12 THERE IS so much talk R of lack of public telephone booths In the smaller towns. But does anyone pause to think cf the availability of booths in the Federal capital? There is not a single phone booth In the heart of Kuala Lumpur town. The probable execuse
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      How the Cairo plotters tried to grab power...
      495 13 How the Cairo plotters tried to grab power CAIRO, Friday pOLITI CA L opponents of President Sadat planned to stage antiSadat demonstrations in the streets of Cairo, then send in troops to topple his regime, an editor, Mr. Mohammed Heikal said today. But, he said, Army officers refused to support
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      Lock icon Student gets life for murder of Laporte
      149 13 MONTREAL, Frl Student Francis Simard. 23. was jailed for life, yesterday after being found guilty of non-capital murder In the strangulation of former Quebec Labour Minister Pierre Laporte. The 12- man jury took three hours to reach their verdict. Simard said nothing when
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      PAKISTANI REFUGEES 'COME LIKE HUNGRY ANTS NOW
      537 13  - PAKISTANI REFUGEES 'COME LIKE HUNGRY ANTS NOW RAMESH PANDE By Sabrum (Tripura) RAPIDLY i n creasing; military pressure by well-trench«l-in West Pakistani troops in East Pakistan and U.e resulting chronic food shortages, fear and feelings of insecurity, have carried the exodus of refueees to a point of no return. No
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      Lock icon Hanoi build-up on Thai border causes alarm
      212 13 Hanoi build-up on Thai border causes —alarm DANGKOK. Fri. The chief of Thailand's Communist Suppression Operations Command (CSOC) expressed concern over the North Vietnamese pressure building around the Laotian town of Pakse on the Mekong River close to Thailand. General Saiyud Kerdphol. director of CSOC, said yesterday Pakse occupied a
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      Lock icon US hopes rise for pact to curb arms race
      393 13 US hopes rise for pact to curb arms race WASHINGTON, Fn. J^ MAJOR breakthrough in U.S.-Soviet negotiations has led to a new mood of optimism here that the world's two super powers may soon curb the nuclear arms race. Mr. Nixon is now report- Ed to believe an interim arms
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      Lock icon New look Govt for East Germany likely
      410 14 New look Govt for East Germany likely CAST BERLIN. Frl. L A lightning visit to Moscow of a top-level East German delegation has brought speculation here that the State might soon be governed by a Soviet-style "troika" of three party leaders. This would involve the 77-year-old Mr. Walter i Ihricht
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      The Chen Yi puzzle takes a new turn
      589 14 PEKING, Friday MARSHAL Chen Vi has returned to the public eye after a long and puzzling absence. His re-appearance and the manner In which It was done at May Day celebrations underscores the continuing complexity of reporting on events in China, despite
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      Lock icon Now it's back to school for 3.5 million
      216 14 —Now it's back to school for 3.5 million COLOMBO, Fri.—Ceylon's three-and-a-half million schoolchildren who havt been enjoying a prolonged Easter holiday because of insurgent activity will go back to school from June 2 to work a six-day week, the Cabinet decided yesterday. All State schools will reopen on June 2
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      Lock icon CALL FOR PROBE INTO QUEEN E's 'PRIVATE FORTUNE'
      265 15 CALL FOR PROBE INTO QUEEN E's 'PRIVATE FORTUNE' T ONDOIg, Fri. Sev- eral MP's have called for an investigation into Queen Elizabeth's "vast private fortune," but the Government frowned on the demand. The demand came first from Labour MP Mr. John Grant after Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. Anthony Barber
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      Lock icon Escape bid foiled
      58 15 WASHINGTON. Fri. Two convicts brandishing knives grabbed two girl students visiting a correction camp In Alabama yesterday and held ttem hostage only to have their escape attempt foiled ijy I fellow prisoners. One of the girls was cut several times on the throat with .a knife as
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      Lock icon Devaluation denial
      37 15 CANBERRA. Fri. A Treasury spokesman has denied re- ports that the Australian dollar I would be devalued. "The suggestion Is absurd. Australia's overseas reserves art at an all-tim e record high," he 1 said. UPI
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      Lock icon Indon Muslim Party leader now in custody
      328 15 Indon Muslim Party leader now in custody JAKARTA, Friday JHE chairman of the Indonesian Muslim Party Parmusi for Central Java, Mr. Suratman Surianingprodjo, has been arrested by the military, party sources said here today. The arrest was made on the order of the Diponegoro i Military Command without i reasons
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      Lock icon Breast-feed actress in hotel drama
      151 15 LONDON. Fri. An American actress who breast-fed her baby in the restaurant of an exclusive London hotel was told to leave the hotel yesterday because the management did not like the clothes she wore. The actress. 29-year-old Viva who has appeared in Andy Warhol's underground
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      956 15 Trudeau to hold ,^fc^ talks on troops jjflß^r JvJ cut in Europe i^W"% Vl *^V^^bJ VfOSCOW, Fri. Cana- day visit to the Soviet _^M k I^^F B^L. Mm lVldian Premier Mr Pierre liiion the first by a '^^H .^^L .^^^L Trudeau after three days Canadian Prime Minister. |V .^fl ot
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        RISES
        46 16 iiuiiii- tin; Tholech Merlin (M) Kepong Public Bank Ben and Co. F.E. Ship Matsu K.i. Ind. |^UU -f- .£,\J $0.97 +.14 $089J +.10J $2.75 +.10 $0.93J +.074 $1.41 +.07 $1.72 +.07 $2 59 +.07 $0.72 +.08 Chem. JOB. Ambassador $1.56 $2.54 $1.38 .01 0( .01
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        FALLS
        15 16 i.ucign Cables ineui I. S pura »1 J3 $1.02 $0.70 $1.38 —.06 —.05 —.03
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        MOST ACTIVE STOCKS
        13 16 Haw Par Public Bank F. E. Ship 264,000 228.000 176,000
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        Straits Times Indices
        33 16 Straits Times Indices May 20 May 21 *Dec. 30, IMS 10* Dee. 31, 1968 10« fDfC. 29. 1962 1M I Hotels: Proptrtlei: tTins: rubbers: 68.99 69.89 121.5 C 123.49 92.61 92.33 118.lt 118.41
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      WEEK ENDS ON STEADY NOTE
      235 16 /CONDITIONS ruled generic ally steady on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday when trading was heavily centred on selective issues. The day's total turnover rose to 2.406.500 units mainly as a result of the speculative support in selective issues and this also reflected
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1083 16 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFI CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: Industrials and properties Improved, while the rest steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1346 16 T>U6INESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unle -s otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (2) $1.57, (11) $1.56 cd. .Mean (2) $1.52. (3) $1.51 Allied Choc.
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      Asian Dollar
      50 16 T*HE following Asian ■1 Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are deposits of U5525,000 and above: One month 6 11/16p.c. Two months 6 3/4 p.c. Three months 6 13/16p.c. Six months 7 p.c. Nine months 7 1/8 p.c. Twelve months 7 1/8 p.c.
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      C and C is riding high
      465 16 CHAREHOLDERS of 13 Cycle Carriage get excellent news this morning. The company last night presented the Stock Exchange with its half time figure for the financial year to end September. Sales in the six months ended March were up 21.5 per cent compared with
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      PROFITS PARED AT SENTOSA
      218 16 PROFITS PARED AT SENTOSA NEWCOMER Sentosa Plywood suffered a setback In its first few months as a public company. Pre-tax 1 profits slumped from $772,713 earned in the year before listing to a mere $113,198. Last night's closing price of $1.08 In the circumstances looks much too high for earnings
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      Tin price drops
      168 16 ■yHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday slipped another $2 to $640.50 on an unchanged official offering of 242 tons. The local market was partly Influenced by the overnight London metal price which lost £2. The tone of the market was barely steady with moderate buying support
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      PRODUCE
      108 16 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE, w fincapor: noon closing PRICE* PEN PICUL VIITIRDAV. Cc.mit Oil: bulk $53 aellera. drum $56 aellcra. Capra: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose June/ July UK Cow $32 B. Pauper: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b 100-, NLW $1771 aellera. Sarawak white f.o.b. M-, tTLW *I<7| aellera. Sarawak apeclal black f.o.b.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      19 16 MAY 21. BUBBEB: 116.75 cents per kilo (unchanged). TIN: $640.50 (down $2). Official offering 242 tons (unch).
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      53 16 Thursday Wadnatday. (1) Export price In non-aterllng areai In U.B. dollara per ounce. (21 Local dealer, prlcea In Singapore dollara per tael. •U.S. London 41.13 Beirut Closrd Hongkong 42.11 Zurich Cloacd P«rli Cloaed Spore (1) 42.1S Spore (2) ISA. OO »v 40. 50 40.95 4205 40.608 turn
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      PALM OIL
      39 16 In London on Thuriday the prlre of Malayan 5 par cent CIF UK/N Kuropeana ports In buUc. ater'lnx per lon( ton May June waa quoted at UKUO2 aelleri or Ex-Cont. $247 aellere (UOS PS or Ex-Cont. $255).
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      RUBBER UNCHANGED
      483 16 fkPENING quotations j yj in the rubber market yesterday were marked down a half cent on lower overseas advices and ruled quietly around 116.50 cents per kilo level throughout the morning in thin conditions, j Although forwards were also quiet, premiums tend- i ed to increase with reportMl
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      -Profits edge up at Malayan Credit
      165 16 PROFITS at MaK layan Credit, the Singapore based finance company, edged up slightly in the company's past financial year. In the 12 months ended March 1971 gross earnings moved up frac- tionally from 20.5 per cent ta 20.7 per cent. Profits during the period
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      Exchange rates
      180 16 "pHE Association of Banks In Malaysia -Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at May 21. ixKai dollars to one unit Selling of Foreign Currency TT or OD Sterling Pound 7.3950 Australian Dollar 3.4575 Canadian Dollar 3 0375 New Zealand Dollar 3.4675 South Arabian Dinar 7 4125
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        Melbourne
        381 16 TV/fELBOURNE. Prl. Both XT heavyweight and speculative stocks were easier In quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Bougainville Rights lost five cents to $2.40, CRA shed ten cents, closing at $9.40 and New Broken Hill, traded as low as $13, recovered to close ten cents down at
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        New York
        296 16 MEW YORK. Thurs. Some late afternoon sellIng failed to erase the stock market's early morning advances and prices finished slightly higher in listless trading. Advancing Issues, which earlier led losers by a margin of more than seven to four, finished ahead by about 740 to 620. Near the
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        Indices
        72 16 FINANCIAL TIMFS TINS Thursday 70.16 Wednesday 70 39 Week ago 70^5 BIBBERS Thursday 188.68 Wednesday i 8 8»«7 Week ago U8.76 OILS Thursday 338.36 Wednesday ***** Week ago 329.75 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 390.4 Wednesday 388 4 Week ago 391 3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIAL Thursday 923.41 Wednesday 920.04 Week ago
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        Hong Kong
        203 16 XJONO KONO. Pri. The market opened steady, became firmer during the afternoon, and closed strong. HK/S Banks both registers put on useful gains, the Local register finishing up at HK$l93 HK$2 up on the day and the London register closed at HK $189. HK$3 up. The turnover value
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    Peking team in KL talks
    314 17 MISSION TO BUY UP RUBBER STOCKPILE K. LUMPUR, Frl pOl'R Peking officials are in Kuala Lumpur for hush hush talks with their counterparts about buying op the rubber stockpile In Id by the Malayan Rubber Fund Board. The talks began on Wednesday the day the
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    President's tour
    43 17 SINGAPORE. Frl. President Sheares today continued his tour of Economic Development Board agencies, accompanied by the Minister of State for Finance, Mr. Tang See Chlm. In the afternoon, he visited a tractor plant and an electrical appliance component company in Jurong.
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    Photo show
    28 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. President Sneares today opened the 22nd Singapore International Salon of Photography organised by the Photographic Society of Singapore at the National Library lecture hall.
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    35 17 LONDON, Fri. The Chief Minister of Sabah, Tun Dato MuMapha, today donated £1,000 towards a law library for Malaysian students in Britain. It will be established In the Malaysian High Commission here. Reuter.
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    Three held after 26 stolen baby crocs are found
    167 17 CINGAPORE, Fri. Police toJ day arrested three men and recovered 26 baby crocodiles stolen from a farm in Tampoi. Two days ago, 28 baby crocodiles worth $1,260 were stolen from the farm. It is not known what had happened to the
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    THIS BOY IS MISSING FROM HIS HOME
    97 17 THIS BOY IS MISSING FROM HIS HOME SINGAPORE. Frl. Have you seen this 10-year-old boy, K. Vengadason, a Primary Three pupil of Whltley Primary School? He left his Toa Payoh Estate home on Monday morning and has not returned since. A family friend, Mohammad s/o Ismail. 43,- who walked Into
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    Landing craft
    34 17 SINGAPORE, FYI. TWO Slngapore-bullt landing craft. each weighing 106 tons, will be taken from here to Kuwait on board the 8.093 ton Kawasaki "K" line freighter Bashl Maru for the Kuwait Oovernment.
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    Bishop: All confessions made are inviolable, sacred
    333 17 Bishop: All confessions made are inviolable, sacred PENANG, Friday rTHE Bishop of A Pena n g, Monsignor Gregory Yong, today said a priest must be prepared to preserve the secrecy of confession though It may entail the sacrifice of his life and honour. "Disclosures made to a priest In his
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    Speeding fine
    31 17 SINGAPORE. Fri Motorist Ang Thiam Soo was today fined $40 for driving at 75 mph along Nlcoll Highway, which has a speed limit of 45 mph. on Feb. 2.
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      674 17 On your TV and Radio I.N P.M. Opening and Astroboy- Tanjong Katong Girls' School Sr.owhon Anglo Chinese School 1.41 Farmer's Daughter Gypsy 5 Dan August In the Eyes of Love Song God 2.19 Count of Monte Cristo Point 9.N News (E) Counter Point 1.11 Andy Williams Show 2.30 NBA Basketball
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      230 17 3.00 P.M. Programme Summary 0.05 Programme Summary 3.02 Exercise with Gloria 0.00 Majallah TV 3.28 The Tanks are Coming OJS The Partridge Family Old 5.04 Programme Summary Scrapmount 5 09 Space Ace 9.00 News (M) 5.34 Tim Conway Sho* The Boy 110 Peristiwa in the Band Wagon 0.32 The Twilight
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      895 18 Oft Sea Sound (Pte) Ltd BSKg W CSubsidiary of KIM THYE WATCH CD] TODAY Sea Sound (Pte.) Ltd. ciiRCiniARV electrical electronic products are avail- cniTMr* pnniif mosphere where they opens officially for MSIIJIrVKI equipment. Mr. Oo is ab le, ranging from »UUI\U KUUM can hsten tneir business today at No
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      204 19 Heartiest Congratulations To M/S SEA SOUND (PTE) LTD. On Their Official Opening At The Overseas Union Shopping Centre, Collyer Quay, Singapore! Automatic continuous reverse THE AKAI CS-50 and CS-50D are completely automatic with with "Invert-O-Matic" are the world's push- button controls. At 16W music first stereo cassette tape recorder and
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    Pan-Am anxious to bring in first jumbo on July 1
    167 20 Pan-Am anxious to bring in first jumbo on -July 1- CINGAPORE, Fri. 13 Pan- American Airways said today that it was 'still anxious" to inaugurate its Boeing 747 service here on July. 1. The principal snag Is that the airline Is still having trouble with civil aviation authorities In Saigon
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    Director due
    37 20 SDJOAPORE. Fri. Mr. Roy B. Cooper, director of Permutit Compahy of Australia, water treatment specialists, will arrive In Singapore on Sunday for a week's visit to discuss future marketing plans with its agents. Paterson Oandy.
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    Singapore is 'special' says Hungarian delegation
    296 20 Singapore is 'special' says Hungarian delegation CINGAPORE, Fri. The five- man goodwill delegation from Hungary this morning took a good look at Singapore and declared everything "interesting and special." This, explained Mr. Imre Hollai, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs and the team's leader, as he gazed down from the tower
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    Divorce for lecturer
    50 20 SINGAPORE. Pri. Ranesh Chandra Dutt, 47. a maiheI mattes lecturer In the Singapore Polytechnic, was granted a I divorce by the High Court today i on the ground of his wife's insanity. The court was told that the wife. Edith Dossan. 49. was unlikely to be cured.
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    New equipment to fight smugglers
    95 20 JOHORE, BAHRU, Fri The Government is to step up its war against big time smugglers with the purchase of "the best, most modern" equipment for the Customs Department. Disclosing this today, Deputy Finance Minister, Inche All Hajl Ahmad, said: "We will give the department all
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    500,000 th barrel
    31 20 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The Guinness factory at Suntei Way celebrated the breuint of Its 500.000 th barrel of their "rood for you" stout with a reception this mornini
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    GOODWILL TEAMS IN PRIVATE MEETING
    81 20 GOODWILL TEAMS IN PRIVATE MEETING KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The five-man goodwill delegation from the Singapore Foreign Affairs Ministry met their Malaysian counterparts this morning for Informal talks. A Malaysian spokesman later described the closeddoor discussions at the Wlsma Putra as "very Informal but private." The Singapore team is led fey
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    Camegians to give blood
    63 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. Thirty members of the Dale Carnegie Alumni Association will donate blood at the blood Transfusion Centre. Outram Hospital, on May 30 at 10 a.m. In response to the appeal for more donors. The alumni is also appealing to all Camegians tc become donors. Those
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    22 20 KOTA BAHRU. Fri. Police today found four handwriien communist wallposters in the Pasir Mas. Kuala Krai, and Tanah Merah districts.
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      51 20 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl l/l'M CICERO'S TEACHER J MAY NOW, ABOUT K^l SPEAK TO >OU FOR A FEW T CICERO... J HI,MISSSIMF»SON' AS I WAS GOING TO SAY.. J FOUNP ANY WHITS THIS IS JUST A GMT- w\ AMCM IN YOUR DESK ACQUAINTS^ "1 PRAWER LATELY. 7 s i^
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    Health hazards of men in the army...
    400 21 Health hazards of men in the army... Symposium is told of mishaps, noise, heat SINGAPORE, Friday DEAFNESS, fatal accidents, malaria, sunstroke, mental and venereal diseases are some of the occupational hazards of being in Singapore Army or any army. This was disclosed in a piper presented by Captain (Dr.) Yik
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    -FORMULATE SAFETY POLICY NOW, SAYS EXPERT
    187 21 -FORMULATE SAFETY POLICY NOW, SAYS EXPERT AN American safety expert said today the management of Industrial plants in Singapore should stop paying lip service to industrial safety measures and formulate a safety policy and provide the funds for an effective safety programme. Mr. Donald G. Vaughan, an American Industrial safety
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    NZ trade team
    31 21 KUALA LOMPUR, Frl.— The New Zealand trade mission met members of the United Chamber of Commerce for one-hour discussion here today. The 14--man mission leaves for Singapore tomorrow.
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    Rehabilitation scheme call for hurt, sick workers
    241 21 rpHE NTUC is urging the 1 Government to set up a rehabilitation scheme for Injured and sick workers who can be useful to society. A paper by Inche Abdul Aziz Karlm. chairman of the NTUC's Occupational Health and Safety Committee, and its secretary.
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    Royal assent to beards for some Brunei soldiers
    202 21  - Royal assent to beards for some Brunei soldiers IGNATIUS By STEPHEN OANDAR SERI BE- GAWAN, Frl. There are going to be "floating beards" In the Brunei army by royal leave. They will belong to the soldiers who have found their sea legs the men of the Ist Flotilla, the naval
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    Consent award on dispute over woman worker
    119 21 Consent award on dispute over woman worker SNGAPORE, Fri. The Industrial Arbitration Court today handed down a consent award on a dispute between the Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation and Bata Shoe Ltd., involving a woman worker. Settlement between both parties was reached out of court on Wednesday. The dispute was
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    National stamp exhibition
    87 21 National stamp exhibition SINGAPORE. Fri— Stamp dealers will be able to sell stamps and philatelic Items at the national stamp exhibition—Slngpex 1971— at the Victoria Memorial Hall from Aug. 5 to 10. The Postal Services Department today said that a limited number of stalls would be available for rental to
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    Team to study railways
    44 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. A five-man World Bank appraisal mission will arrive here early next month to study the modernisation of the Malayan Railway. A Ministry of Transport statement today said the team would be In Malaysia for about three weeks.
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    Gas leak may have caused explosion
    154 21 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Frl. The explosion which killed two West Malaysian teachers at the Anthony Abell College in Serla on March 17 may have been caused by gas leaking from a cracked wall a coroner's Inquiry was told here today. The teachers, Mr. Inder
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      The menin blue who 'disappear' at night
      177 22 The menin blue who 'disappear' at night A LOT has been said about the police uniform in the past. The uniform in all respects Is quite alright. The material ls well chosen and the colour scheme is smart looking. But alas, from the safety point of view, it should not
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      55 22 LAST Sunday. I went to Jalan Besar, and was surprised to see a wonderful brass band rehearsal. Later I was told that they were rehearsing for the Central Judging next Sunday. There are many who are unable to see the Central Judging. Can't RTS have a direct telecast of the
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      423 22 When a pretty waitress switches off her smile... rvESPITE the tralnU ing given to our boys and girls who work in the coffeehouses and restaurants in leading hotels, it has been observed on many occasions that the service rendered still leaves something to be desired. The best kind of waiter
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      107 22 I3EOPLE using public standpipes do not seem to treasure the value of water. Yesterday, while passing through Tua Kang Lye village I was shocked to see the inconsiderate attitude of some people who did their washing next to a standpipe while water flowed freely from the tap into the drain.
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      138 22 PUB workers wash the dustbins chutes in our Bendemeer Road block almost weekly. They usually turn on the tap which ls a few feet away from the door of our flat, and keep the water running for about 15 to 20 minutes. Isn't this wasting water? Another thing —due to
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      216 22 PLIGHT OF A FEEBLE-EYED ALBINO I AM an albino who, desA pite my defective eyesight, will not acknowledge defeat in the rat race for existence. But it so happens that the revamped bus services, against which I have no complaint whatever, has turned me into a social parasite. This is
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      181 22 rE present bus-service in Toa Payoh housing estate can be considered good; there are buses running through all the "lorongs' 1 and bus-stops can be founa almost at doorsteps. However, there ls a living hazard created by these buses, especially the Japanese-make STC buses —the nerve-wracking noise caused by them.
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      147 22 "T>LOCK 79 Housewife" J (8.T., May 10) may wish to know that plans are underway to landscape the open space fronting block 79, Toa Payoh Central. Four footpaths and drain crossings will be provided and one of these will lead to the bus stop fronting block 79 at
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      The army didn't damage Angkor —Wat—
      150 22 The army didn't damage Angkor —Wat— I REFER to the two reports, one by AP/ AFP from Phnom Penh headlined "Antkor Wat Temple hit by runs" (S.T., May 12), and the other by Reuter from New York headlined "Damage to Angkor Wat worries I Thant" (S.T., May 14) which alleged
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      Doubts on credibility of S'pore trained accountants
      93 22 Doubts on credibility of S'pore trained accountants MR. Oan Tin Hwa's letter (ST.. April 27) has cast doubts on the credibility of accountants trained locally. I. as an Accountancy graduate of the University of Singapore, was expecting at least a clarification from the Accountancy Depart- ment of the University of
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      63 22 LIKE me there must be many other motorists who find that the Halt sign at the Junction of Siglap Road and Changi Road is a trap laid by the Traffic Police for the unsuspecting motorist. Wnat this Junction needs is a "Give way to traffic on the right" sign. It
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      108 22 MONTOR PRIVATE LIMITED Sole agents for w VACHERON w tjAEGER-LECotJLTRfr Congratulate GENEVA COMPANY (PTE) LTD. on the occasion of their official opening today DONALD MOORE GALLERIES' GREATEST-EVER SALE BEGINS TODAY COME EARLY, AND AT THE SAME TIME BOOK YOUR SEATS FOR JEAN-PIERRE WALLEZ (•'...Might Just Be The PAGANINI Of Teday...")
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      862 23 AN EXPERIENCED CLERK OF WORKS is required for a multistorey factory project which bas recently commenced construction. Please state qualifications. experience and salary expected Candidates should be Singapore cltlaena and shall submit testimonials and relevant papers with their applications to Kee Yeap Associates. Chartered Architects, 511 Sbaw House. Slngapore-9. SECURITY
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      850 23 BRITISH TRADINQ COMPANY requires Immediately experienced Storekeeper la metals and hardware Balary «200/- p.m. Writs P. O. Box 3074 B'pore. WE REQUIRE SO energetic and highpowered canvassers. Attractive commission. Must spaas: Chinees Call 48-A, Cecil Street, Spore during office hours. Expandlnf Consulting Civil and structural Engineer require tbe following staff:—
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      Lock icon Frazier dishing out a pop star's autograph
      52 25 TOE FRAZIER, who is playing the European nightclub scene with his pop group the Knockouts, is sur r o unded by fans clamouring for his autograph at a department store in Frankfurt, West Germany. Beside him (in suit) is wellknown horseman Josef Neckerman.
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      Surprise closure by Notts skipper
      304 25 ONDON, Fri. The Pakistani cricketers gained an 85-run lead with all their second innings wickets intact after a surprise declaration by Nottinghamshire on the second day of the threeday match in Nottingham yesterday. Replying to the Pakistani first Innings total of 283-7 declared. Nottinghamshire advanced
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      Cox falls in 101-minute tussle
      134 25 Cox falls in 101--minute tussle LONDON, Fri. Yugoslav Zeljko Franulovlc won through to the men's singles final of British hard court tennis championships In Bournemouth yesterday. He beat defending champion Mark Cox of Britain 6-0. 9-8. 6-2. In 101 minutes. As the score suggests, the drama came late In the
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      73 25 NEW YORK. Frl. Results of yesterday's baseball games National League: Philadelphia 1 New York 0: Cincinnati 5 Pltuburg 4; St. Louts 5 Lo* Angeles 0; San Francisco 8 Chicago Cubs 7: San Diego 4 Houston 3: Montreal 4 Atlanta 3 (14 Inns). American League: Boston 5 New
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      First defence
      44 25 TOKYO. Pri. Mexican featherweight Raul Crux and World Boxing Council champion Kunlakl Shibata of Japan today signed a contract for their title match In Tokyo on June 3. Shibata Is making his first title defence against Cruz, ranked fifth by the WBC.
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      BLANCAS, KNUDSON ARE FIRST ROUND LEADERS
      233 25 |\EW YORK, Fri.— Homero 11 Blancas scored a three-under-par 67 yesterday to tie with Canadian George Knudson for the first round lead in the U*****,000 Colonial National invitational golf championship at For' Worth, Texas. Knudson had a fourunder par lead after a birdie at
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      Lock icon Yashin benefit game: Team of all stars confirmed
      91 25 jyjOSCOW, Frl. Star players from 11 nations have accepted invitations to play in a soccer match in Moscow on May 27 for the benefit of Soviet goalkeeper Lev Yashin. The all-star team will play a side selected from the l))pamo clubs in
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      Miller is skipper
      76 25 I>ERTH. Frl. Former Scot--1 tbh soccer star Hugh Miller, now half-back with the local team Tricolore. has been appointed captain of the Australian team to visit Indonesia next me nth. The team will compete in Jakarta's anniversary tournament. It was the second time that Miller. 26. had
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      MILLENIUM QUOTED AT 10-1 FOR DERBY
      136 26 I ONDON, Frl A lead--1-1 ing London bookmaker quoted Frenchtrained Millenium as 10-1 second favourite for the Epsom Derby following the colt's victory in a race in Paris yesterday. Mill Reef Is 7-2 favourite for the June 2 classic in this bookmaker's latest list.
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      Mustang II a Cup threat
      238 26 YfUSTANG II moved fluently in a 3f spin in 45 in soft going at Penang yesterday. This up-and-coming four-year-old is in top form and can be a big threat to the fancied horses in the BJf Penang Cup tomorrow. Blue Chips showed a fine turn
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1815 26 AMBER LASS: Lost no marks on Sunday when second with 9.0 to Samaritan 8.2 in Div 1 S*f race; saddles up well; has won thrice over 8f in her present class; each- way chance. THE SAMARITAN: Won with quite a bit In hand over 5>...f with 8.2
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      2029 26 GOING FORECAST: Good to yielding l-yTllJai l 45 CLASS 6 DIV 1 6F ■■Ta*l'»» ($5,000 $3,500 to winner) 1 ***** AMUR LASS a (Ambrr) F llr. ukrl. n 69 0 >«,.,i F Shaarl J 2 ***** THI SAMARITAN a iNMIi 1 6 8.9 (+7) F Chlam 14
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      Pahlawan II and Majestic Hour can score Chong's double
      155 26  -  EPSOM JEEP By DATO CHONG KOK LIM, whose horses are in good form just now, has a great chance of a double with Pahlawan II in Race 5 and Majestic Hour in Race 8 at Penang today. Pahlawan, who won four
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      SELECTIONS
      162 26 EPSOM JEEP (ALL BOY POINTER KINO POT KING POT K e 1: W. Marksman Ainbcr La*s The Samaritan Giaceful View W. MARKSMAN King Pot Heavenly Body SANTA ROSA SKIPALONG R»ee J: phmll s<nU RoM Coup de Main Urafonboat SENATOR Santa Rosa Phalz AIWIN AKNIIEM K c 3 Miss Marianne
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      Four can snuff out IA's hopes in 'sixes'
      262 27 /rniE "A" teams of 1 jansenltes, Combined Schools, SAFSA and SRC should snuff out Indian Association's ambitions of retaining the SHA's six-a-side hockey title. The tournament will be played on the padang tomorrow. jansenltes and Schools K et first crack at the
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      Lock icon Fourth defeat for Schools
      158 27 /COMBINED Schools suffered their fourth \j defeat in Div. One of the SHA LeaLeague at Serangoon Road yesterday when they were beaten 3-1 by PWD. Yesterday's win shot PWD to fifth position in the 10-team competition. Schools are still last with only one point from seven
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      3-nation A. Forces soccer meet plan
      310 27 JNDONESIA is planning to stage next year the first triangular soccer tournament between Armed Forces of Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia, reports JOE DORAI. If successful, it may be expanded to take In other countries. The proposed tournament was disclosed by Lt. Col Soebronto, manager
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      Russian girls beat Japan
      44 27 SAO PAULO (Braill). Frl.— Sovlai Union, three times World champions, beat Japan 94-46 In the final series of the Women's World basketball championship here last night. The Russians led 51-22 at halftlme In another match Brazil beat Prance 55-51 (29--25).
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      Top coach selected for 11-day Tokyo course
      210 27 Top coach selected for 11-day Tokyo course CAMSUDDIN Muhaa mcd Kha d c r (above), former national captain, has been selected for the first Asian volleyball coaching course in Tokyo from May 31 to June 10. The 11-day course Is organised by the Coaches Council of International Volleyball Federation. More
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      Protest meeting
      35 27 SHA secretary S. Yogarajah said yesterday that the tournament committee would meet soon on a complaint that Combined Schools had fielded a registered SRC player in the D'v. One match against Armed Forces.
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      Easy win
      39 27 PORT Authority Recreation Club whipped HMS Salisbury 7-2 in a friendly soccer match at Bukit Chermln yesterday. Muhaiyah Rahman Arts Slum and Tan Wul Meng (two each) and Lshak Samad scored for PARC. Platty scored for Salisbury.
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      Tay shows she is a champ
      540 27 By PETER SIOW TAY Slok Hoon yesterday won the Crescent Girls 'A' division track championship and in the process showed the qualities that made her champion. The pony-talled Secondary Four student accidentally spiked herself— a four-Inch deep cut on her right calf— ln a
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      SACA takes cycling to the centres
      278 27 SACA takes cycling to the centres CINGAPORE Amateur Cycling Association offlcials were urged yesterday to make strong efforts to regain the sport's former popularity. The association's presld- i^ ent, Inche Sha'arl Tadln, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, said at a Press conference at Farrer Park Sports House that
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      Talent spotting task for selectors
      179 27 Talent spotting task for selectors SINGAPORE, Amateur Swimming Association selectors will be out talent spotting tomorrow when the Un d c r 2 0 waterpolo league begins at Queenstown pool, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. SASA assistant secretary Fong Hoe Beng said yesterday that the Under-20 league was to provide the youngsters
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      494 25 fC\ BETHLEHEM SINGAPORE \3|~/ PRIVATE LIMITED Applicotions ore invited from suitably-qualified/experienced applicants for career oppointment os MATERIAL CONTROLLER in our newly-established Shipyard located at Sembawang. The right candidate should: (a) possess good technical qualifications arid have good knowledge and experience in shipbuilding materials and material control techniques. (b) among other
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      51 27 ATHLETICS BAAA Road Relay (Thomson Road 4 p.m.) BADMINTON SBA Junior Inter-Club (Quillemard Road 8 pin.) HOCKKY BHA DW. 1 Port Authority v Khalsa (Buklt Chermln); DW. 2: Prisons v Swnbawang Shipyard (Changl); Div. S: Indian Assn 'B v Force* C (Balestler Road); Woodbridge r Polytechnic (Woodbridge). SOCCER Tour match:
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      60 27 doneslan Air Force v Spore Pools (Jalan Besar stadium 7.30 p.m.); SGSFL knockout: Senior PSA v Armed Forces (Jalan Besar stadium 6.30 p.m.); Junior Pharmaceuticals v Police 'A'; Vigilante Corps 'A' v Postals; Customs v Armed Force* 'A' (Parrer Park t.16); Friendly: Burnley Utd. v Tebrau JB (Farrer Park S.IS).
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    147 28 SINGAPORE. Fri. A mysterious explosion set an empty bus ablaze at Commonwealth Drive this morning, completely destroying it. Three women passengers, tbe conductor and driver had moments earlier alighted from the bus, which belonged to Amalgamated Bus Company. They were unhurt. According to the driver,
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    38 28 BEIRUT. Fri. President Anwar Sadat ordered scores of East German security experts out of Egypt as part of his purge against former Interior Minister Sharawi Gomaa's intelligence apparatus, travellers reaching Beirut said today. UPI.
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    Lock icon No redress for jilted lovers in HK
    97 28 No redress for jilted lovers in HK HONG KONG, Fri Jilted lovers will not be able to sue their fiances for breach of promise under a new law which the Government plans Introducing In Hong Kong. The law, published in the Government Oaaette today, also will prevent fathers from suing
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    Strike ends
    27 28 TOKYO, Fri. Japan's private railway workers today accepted a compromise wage offer and ended one of the biggest transportation strikes In the nations history. UPL
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    44 28 BANGKOK, Prl. Three associations of the Thai Press announced today they would meet tomorrow to protest against the remarks of Foreign Minister Thanat Khoman alleging that newspapers have been bribed by foreigners to write articles antagonistic to Thai foreign policy. Reuter.
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    London Stocks
    315 28 T ONDON. Prl. The atock market Lj etoacd firm aided by rrporta of procreu In the Anglo-PYencn •ummu talk* and Wall Street'a overnight uptrend. Activity remained modeit. A*. 2.49 p.m. the financial Timea Index waa up 5.9 at 594.3. Closing middle prlcei of selected itocka not Including atamp
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    45 28 LONDON. Fn Spot 17 70. Settlemeat: June 17.70, July 17.79, July/B>pt. 17.75. Auk. 17.75. Oct./ D«e. 18.40. Jan. /March 1R.90, April/ June 19.40, July/Sept. 19.50. Oct./ Dm. 1960. Jan./Maeb 19.(8. April/ June 19 70. July/Sept. 19.75. c.l.f. June 16.20. July 16 35 Murket: Idle.
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    32 28 LONDON. Prl. Spot buy«m £1453 (—IT), aellcrs £1455 <— f 7). Forward buym £1455 (—£7). KlKn fI4M l7). Settlement U4M £7). Turnover a.m. S3S torn p m. 85 tona. Tone: Basely ateady.
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      91 28 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO M/S GENEVA CO. (PTE) LTD. AND M/S SEA SOUND (PTE) LTD. ON THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING AT OVERSEAS UNION SHOPPING CENTRE COLLYER QUAY. SINGAPORE 1 FROM SWEE HENG COMPANY I FOR ANY OCCASION Known and guaranteed in over 105 countries throughout the world with a full
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        AT HOME AND ABROAD THEY'VE GOT THE MESSAGE
        506 29  - AT HOME AND ABROAD THEY'VE GOT THE MESSAGE TAN SRI NIK AHMAD KAMIL, MESSAGE BY PRESIDENT OF FMM THIS is the tirstever trade fair to be organised by the Federation of Malaysian Mannfact urers (FMM) a ince it was established in 1!)()8 as the result of the merger of the
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        Quality goods and a 'Buy Malaysian' consciousness
        844 29  - Quality goods and a 'Buy Malaysian' consciousness ANTHONY N3 By TIIK biggest -ever "showcase" of Malaysian goods the Made-in-Malay-sia Trade Fair 1971 at Stadium Negara will be officially ope n c d by the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, at G pjn. today. The Fair freely
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        The dual objectives...
        210 29  -  Khir Johari, By Minister of Commerce and Industry AT the request of the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers I have much pleasure in writing a message for their supplement on the Made-in-Malaysia Trade Fair which is to be held from today to June 6. The primary objective of
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        Eight-year tax relief and tariff protection for pioneers
        1112 30 Eight-year tax relief and tariff protection for pioneers BY A STRAITS TIMES SPECIAL WRITER INDUSTRIALISATION has assumed a priority role in the field of development in Malaysia as indicated by the intensified promotion both inside and outside the country, particularly during the past two years. The Government has not only
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        You name it, the fair will have it...
        620 31  - You name it, the fair will have it... A STAFF WRITER By A TOTAL of 04 companies and three statutory organisations will participate in this mammoth "Made-in-Malaysia Trade Fair" at Stadium Negara. The manufacturing firms represent a cross section of the Malaysian industry ranging from consumer goods to industrial machinery
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        INDUSTRY'S TOUGH 'WATCHDOG'
        759 32 INDUSTRY'S TOUGH 'WATCHDOG' AS RESULTS START TO SHOW MORE AND MORE FLOCK TO JOIN THE YOUNG FEDERATION •THK Federation of Malaysian 1 Manufacturers (FMM) organisers of the 1971 Made-in-Malaysia Trade Fair has assumed the very important "watchdog" role for the manufacturing industry in Malaysia. Although it is barely three years
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        STORE STILL TOPS THE LIST OF FOREIGN INVESTORS IN MALAYSIA
        751 33 STORE STILL TOPS THE LIST OF FOREIGN INVESTORS IN MALAYSIA THE Malaysian campaign to attract foreign capital to invest in manufacturing industries has been, to a great extent, quite successful in all aspects. Up to the end of last year, about $350 million have been •apitalised In some 160 pioneer
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        Factories will provide the stimulus
        546 33  - Factories will provide the stimulus ANTHONY NG By MALAYSIA is today undergoing intensive economic develo p m c n t. Spearheading this ar e industrialisalion and agricultural diversification. While agriculture still plays a dominant role, the manufacturing sector has shown strong growth in the past few years and will be
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        On—a massive for new land
        499 34 On— a massive for new land AN industrialist looking for a site for his proposed factory has many choices as there are well-deve-loped industrial estates in almost every state in Malaysia. There are today something like 20 developed industrial estates in Malaysia and plans are in hand to open more
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        WHERE THEY SEEK CHOICE SPOTS...
        270 34 WHERE THEY SEEK CHOICE SPOTS... acres), Bay an Lepas (200 acres), Pulau Jerejak (260 acres), and Pral (50 acres) In Perak the 370-acre site in Tasek has been fully occupied, while the 161-acre first phase of the Kamunting estate have been booked by 17 factories. The Perak Government is also
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        97 29 Don'i just powder your skin, baby* PROTECT IT.' Just think what that skin of yours has to chafing, fights skin bacteria, absorbs moisture. 1 suffer i Irritations chafing perspiration checks body odour and leaves your skin cool staleness and heat. No wonder ordinary and refreshed. That's why we say, don't
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        165 30 BEAUTY with COMFORT 1 1 s mmmmmk Teck Chiang Manufactory, R specialists in modern n steel office equipment, PL offers you a wide range of VL^«g '-lON BRAND office equipment for M your choice. LION double Pedestal Desks of outstanding quality specially *mmp ft designed for modern of fices and
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        111 30 ci MALAYSIA METAL INDUSTRIES BHD. LOT 25 TASEK SQUARE *\W TASEK INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, IPOH. S C S K. I 1 W^MBmmmmmmW RIVET ALL PRODUCTS MANUFACTURED I 1^ ACCORDING TO A^p— m mQ BRITISH STANDARD V A "C W RIVET SPECIFICATION" V/I ihhbZZ~ TEST CERTIFICATTSAVAILABLE ON I mkmmmmm^SSßßXh REQUEST. lvi IH
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        232 31 V ur pio^»!< quaky jams an,, beverages ¥t CONVENIENT s^\ for: Horn* y^ Office y^ 4(. No wastage -*r»«w No Air Exposure £&£sss 33&W No Contamination StßSß^j Require No Refrigeration 4^ j*^V^ uam n v SriK.,. ,soz. PnilPklEQ V<^ Banana Jam 1 Sozs IJ IJ Lj I _O Papaya Jam
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        291 32 TIGER WWBW» SOLID TYRES SHOES CYCLE-TUBES FLOOR-TILES EXTRUDED PACKINGS CONVEYOR BELTINGS XzT TYRES SHEETI IGS t jffffi^. RUBBER FENDERS WATERSTOPS SYMBOL OF QUALITY INDUSTRIAL HOSES OIL GASKETS PRINTING ROLLERS DOMESTIC HOSES FLOORMATS O-RINGS WELLINGTON BOOTS Manufacturer of all kinds of TIGER rubber products (natural synthetic) for Industrial. Mining, Estate, Transport,
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        81 32 FIBREBOARO FEDERAL PAPErI PRODUCTS BHD. I No 2.RD 19/IB.PO BOX 110 PFTALING JAVA TEL:s*****(3lines) j everybody's favourite sweets HACKS in 4 varieties Hacks Medicated Hacks Menthol Eucalyptus Hacks Cherry Cough Hacks Honey Lemon. FREE SAMPLES of HACKS sweets to visitors at HACKS MALAYSIA SDN. BHD's stall No. A 44. Selangor
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        53 33 "CAPTAIN OATS" NO INCREASE IN PRICE! In spite of the increasing cost of raw materials 'Captain Oats' decided to maintain the economical price to allow consumers to enjoy the benefit ($l.OO per tin only) "CAPTAIN OATS" Highly Nutritious *^Tx Eaten Daily gX Promotes Good Health! mtf^ff^f^i Try "Captain Oats" Now!
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        321 33 PThe compact group with the big beautiful ideas Our new Group 230 Roma is so simple that colours and patterns. Choose your armchairs it's sensational. It's the new idea in furnishing, with padded or wooden arms. Choose a wider for people who want comfort and beauty with- settee that becomes
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        221 34 "Made in Malaysia" -TRADE FAIR22nd May -6th June 1971 Stadium Negara, Kuala Lumpur ■^n^l J E M^> I HORIZONTAL PLAN-FILE-CABINET HT DOUBLE PEDESTAL DESK 1 55^^^^^ MOEM 7234 CDD li^i^^B^M 72 wide X34 deep X 30 2" h gh Six inches overhang ot both ends. Centre-drower which includes a full
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        76 34 KINGS Desiccated Coconut, Crystal Jelly, Custard Powder, Baking Powder and Peanut Butter. BARKATHS BAKEAAf ELL Self Raising Flour tJ Pure Fruit Juice BgseSyrUp From Pure Cane Sugar. jtiLffjPt L Black Currant Juice /\t*& VW^ Rich with Vtiamin C 1001 m\J%M m Air Freshener Carpet Cleaner J V/Q/AaM^ Perfumed Coconut Hair
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        1219 35 ft LIVERPOOL ANO OTHER U CONTINENT*!. I ir i runt Due Spore Sails P Sham Ptnang •LTPimiut Li.erpool. Glasgiw May 24 Miy 21 KCTOR bXV' bum" 01 1 I>l l n f" "ay 11 »LA< poc JMt 15 Jmi 17 VotsiL.us l^js?, 1 0 811 1 0 jajjj as w«a
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        2140 35 I IHECT TO HAMIURG II 30 lAYI P. S'haa Pening Smgiport LOABINB FOR: I lURMA May 21/25 May 21/27 May 21/ 1 Hamburg Bremen, R'dam 'Adam A'wirp. Oslo, G'burg, Malmo. SIENA Jmi 1/12 Jmi 11/14 Jut IS 17 C'blanca, H'ourg/B'men, R'dam/ Adam, G'burg, Aarhus, C'hagin. (OGOTA Jut 21/21 Jut 27,
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        1259 35 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST USA I Ntw York Pinang P Sham Spore Kingston 1 1!. 1 0 Jl1 1 »< MENESTMEUS Sailel JMt II JMt II Am 24 •""»UT U,\l Ma, 21 MX J.I, jS/j "»"•< Mill JMtil Jaly IS laly 17 Sept 24 KYOTO Stilt JMt
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        1191 36 KAWASAKI KISI.N KAISHA LTD. West Australia /Singapore /Japan Service i FajjajjaM Spore Keelung Ytkkaithi/Mgoyi Y'hami Kobe •El SaLaaer Mam 13 May 21 May "»•> Acccitiag cargi fir Kate. Osaka. Natiya. Yikiaaaia KAWASAKI KINKAI KISAN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE i ETAS'pore •Stma Mara Ml 4 >Mt ■I'a'alu M,'""
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        1069 36 TO NEW ZEALAND Pinang P. Sham Singapore Fir: jUWARA 1 >/ > JMt VI >— Auck c L FROM AUSTRALIA PUIHIi STKAITS MABRAS SERVICE. Singapon P. Shim Penang Lialitf Itr: R MUL»' la Pt 27 May 21 May 29 Ma> Nigapattinam, Madras kjhula* IS/21 Jatt 21 1— 22 Jan Nagacattinam.
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        931 36 ORIENT LINES LTD. cS=^ r (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) ICB BUILDING, WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Smgipori P. Sham Penang Arrival: NEPTUNE TOPAZ M May 4 Jaae 24 27 May 21 21 May lendon 27. H burg 17, R'dam
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        791 36 ~jJiß~P"T!a^»!y^iaiTiTJ^^ ggm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Ntt. 3OC. Jta Awaiant. Km«U Lumpur I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Pening JtrrifM: lUN6A ORKID 1 5 Jaae I Juae 11 11 Jaai ..sbon 47. Havre 1,1. London S 1, H'burg 14 R'dam If 7. A'»erp 19
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        870 37 FAR EASTERN FREIGHT CONFERENCE NOTICE TO TIMBER SHIPPERS Please be ndvlsed that the Far Eastern Freight Conference is arranging to charter the following vessels to load timber:— A Yi"-*1" to present SWETTENHAM only a.« early as ixisslble to load for ANTWERP and I ONDON This charter will be opernted on
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        971 37 SENTQSA PLYWOOT) RFRHAH (Incorporated in the States of Malaya) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Eighth Annual General Meeting of Sentosa Plywood Berhad will be held at 4th m.s. Jalan Merang, Kluang. Johore on Wednesday 16th June, 1971 at noon for the following purposes: 1. To receive the Reports of
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        806 37 INTERIM REPORT TO SHAREHOLDERS FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 3IST MARCH 1171 The Directors of Cycle St Carriage Llnvud have declared an interim ordinary dividend of 6T on the Issued ordinary capital of the company, payable on 14th June 1971. Duly completed transfers received by the company up to 12.00
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        703 37 MALAYSIA-SINGAPORE AIBUNEB LIMITED NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN THAT an Extraordinary Oeneral Meeting of the Company will be held on Thursday, Ist July 1971, at 2.30 p.m. In the Board Room. MSA Building, 77 Robinson Road. Singapore, for the purpose set out In paragraph 2 of this Notice.
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        702 37 MAL (MALAYSIA AIBLLNES tl HUM) Invites applications from recent graduates !n the following fields of Engineering: AERONAUTICAL ENGINEERING LNDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING Successful applicants will form the nucleus of a professional engineering team which vlll be Involved In the setting up and development of M.A.L.'s aircraft engineering capability They will
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        927 38 PA has been retained to advise on the appointment of SENIOR MANAGEMENT STAFF for the BEECHAM PHARMACEUTICAL FACTORY Work has now begun on the Beecham Pharmaceutical Factory at Jurong which must be in production by late 1972. It will process the penicillin nucleus into the company's sophisticated range of seml-synthetlc
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        484 38 A Well Established Group Of Companies Requires An ASSISTANT ENGINEER who theuM here the following qualification!: Citizen Malaysian Age Above 25 years. Qualifications: Profetiional Diploma in Mechanical Engineering from Technical College or Polytechnic or equivalent recognised qualification Two or more year* practical experience in mechanical engineering and maintenance work. Starting
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        659 38 KEPPEL SHIPYARD (PRIVATE) LIMITED Applications are Invited from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens for the following appointment with Keppel Shipyard:— TECHNICAL ASSISTANT QUALIFICATIONS EXPERIENCE Applicants should:— 1. possess a Technician Diploma In Architecture, ClvU Engineering from the Singapore Polytechnic or equivalent. 2. have at least 3 years working experience In Architectural
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        695 38 MALAYSIAN GOVERNMENT VACANCIES IN SARAWAK No. 5 71 Applications are Invited from Malaysian cltlzena for the following posts In Strawak:— Fort: MARINE OFFICER (ENGINEERING) Department: Marine. Salary: Division I. Scale A (1750 x 30 870-930 x 30 1050/1086 x 35 1260/1300 x 40 1420). Qualification*: Candidates mu*t: (1) be male
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