The Straits Times, 28 May 1971

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times National Newspaper Kstd IMS FRIDAY, MAY 28, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Time runs out for Herald
    1128 1  - Time runs out for Herald JOSEPH YEO: Millionaire banker Wee abandons takeover bid By The news shocked the Herald's 200-odd employees as Singapore, Thursday TIME has run out on the Singapore Herald. It is almost certain no temporary permit will be issued to the newspaper tomorrow, as millionaire Mr. Wee
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    Lee will attend IPI meet in Helsinki
    382 1 Lee will attend IPI meet in Helsinki SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew WILL attend the International Press Institute's general assembly in Helsinki from June 6 to 9. His press secretary, Mr. Li Vei Chen, who said this today, said the Prime Minister had not changed his plans to attend
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    Taipeh rebuff for IPI
    58 1 TAIPEH. Thurs. The Nationalist Chinese Government has tentatively dropped its plan for an early release of the two Manila-born Chinese newspapermen the Yuyltung brothers, because of the "arrogant attitude" demonstrated by the International Press Institute (IPI) and the continued "smearing and slandering" practised by the Chinese
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    'Takeover' by patients
    33 1 BEIRUT, Thurs. Inmates of a Baghdad mental hospital occupied the administration sec- tion yesterday and took an unspecified number of doctor* and worker* hostage, the Iraq news agency said UPL
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    Wife's appeal
    38 1 ROBARIO (Argentina). Thura. The wife of kidnapped British honorary Consul Stanley Sylvester made an emotional radio appeal for his release today while police announced they had swept through 100.000 homes and apartment* to no avail. UPL
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    Lock icon AIRPORT ALERT AFTER BOMB HOAX CALL
    88 1 AIRPORT ALERT AFTER BOMB HOAX CALL ADELAIDE, Thurs— AdeJ\ lalde airport was placed on full emergency alert tonight when a hoax caller reported that a bomb had been placed on an Ansett Boeing 727 travelling from Perth to Melbourne. Police, ambulance, fire and aviation officials stood by as the plane,
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    $168,000 reward for arrest of bomb hoaxer
    538 1 $168,000 reward for arrest of bomb hoaxer CANBERRA, Thurs. The Australian Federal Government will pay a reward of A 530,000 (about $100,000) for Information leading to the conviction of the Qantas bomb hoaxer "Mr. Brown." This was announced today by the Prime Minister, Mr. McMahon. Earlier today the Premier of
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    Lock icon 'US DOLLAR CAN'T BE USED AS STANDARD'
    125 1 'US DOLLAR CAN'T BE USED AS STANDARD' BRUSSELS, Thura. French President Georges Pompidou said here the American dollar cannot much longer be used as an International monetary standard. "We cannot keep a monetary standard," he said, "which constantly loses value as a result of American internal policy. One cannot set
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    Toto winning numbers
    36 1 SINOAPORE Thurs. The numbers In today's Toto draw No. 41/71 were: 31. 41. 49. 43. arid 26. The additional number was 19. In the circles draw the numbers were- IS, 30 and 14.
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    Bonus joy for bank workers
    1030 1  - Bonus joy for bank workers YEO TOON JOO: By Singapore, Thurs. EMPLOYEES of the Chartered Bank will this year receive three months pay as bonus plus another month's bonus backpay under a collective agreement just reached between the Singapore Bank Employees' Union and the bank. All the foreign banks in
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    Lock icon Hijack of Rumanian plane
    60 1 Hijack of Rumanian plane VIENNA. Thurs. A Rumanian civil airliner has been hijacked and has landed at Vienna's Bchewechat airport, Austrian airport authorities aald today. First reports said that four Rumanians had hijacked the aircraft, from Tarom Airlines, which had 15 passengers and a crew of four. Police and experts
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    $1,500 raid by Customs
    42 1 BINOAPORE. Thurs.— Custom officers from the Investigation Division arrested two men and confiscated 101 gallons of dutiable samsu valued at f 1.500. after a two-mile chase along Adam Road late tonight. An officer was Injured during the raid.
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  • 3a.m. ROUNDUP
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      Lock icon U.S. to boost Mod forces
      35 1 BRUSSELS. Than. The United States is to increase Its military commitment In the Mediterranean and hopes Its allies will follow suit, U.S. Defence Secretary Mr. Melvin Laird said here today.—Reuter.
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      9 1 Don't waste water! $500 fine reminder: See Page 8
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      107 1 IMsI mpnevrith \r 1/iTllf Yourcontunt WXyLM. companion \F' 'Js H. wnerevtf you go. B\K' Sharp's B 1 1 6 transistor AM radio BPIO2B Top of the top Whan the Straits Times listed the top 50 companies in Malaysia and, Singapore, OCBC came out top of the top. Whether you art
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      'Support Taiwan' plea to Nixon by traders
      158 2 \VABHINGTON. Thurs. President Nixon has received an appeal from Chinese traders and businessmen In 52 countries asking that he give continued support to the Taiwan Government. The note signed by Mr. Yao Shlcng-shlo. ch.cJ v the eighth World Chinese Traders Convention, said In
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      Lock icon MARRIAGE AT LAST FOR LOVERS WHO SPIED FOR RUSSIA
      165 2 MARRIAGE AT LAST FOR LOVERS WHO SPIED FOR RUSSIA T ONDON. Thurs— Harry Ju Houghton and Ethel Gee, the lovers who betrayed British naval secrets (o (he Sovle( Union, were married in Poole a month ago, it was disclosed yesterday. The couple were the last convicted members of the Portland
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      Lock icon American backing of Israel hampers peace bid: Sadat
      446 2 American backing of Israel hampers peace bid: Sadat CAIRO, Thurs. AMERICAN support oil Israel is spoiling peace efforts and pushing the Middle-East towards an explosion of which no one can estimate the consequences, President Sadat said here. Speaking last night at a banquet for visiting Soviet President Mr. Podgorny, the
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      Lock icon Concorde and Tupolev in first nose to-nose meeting
      376 2 Concorde and Tupolev in first nose to-nose meeting PARIS. Thurs Thr Anglo-French suprrsonlc airliner Concordr and its Russian rival Tupolev-144 sat on thr s:ime airfield for the first time yesterday, re.wly for a dogfight to capture (he world market for faster-than-sound travel over the next decade. The Concorde flew into
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      Lock icon BOY STEALS FERRY FOR A JOYRIDE
      69 2 SYDNEY, Thurs. A nlne-ycar-cld bey last night commandeered an 80-foot Sydney Harbour ferry for a solo Joyride, pclice said. The boy slipped aboard the vessel, started Its engine and took the helm for a 30-minute jaunt around the harbour beiore being intercepted by a
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      238 2 PAk^^4 li&^ia ill It's a nice kind of feeling. We'll be flying three times a week 1855H We've been flying out of Singapore to London: Wednesday, Friday and ,^^mMSp^^ and Kuala Lumpur for 24 years Sunday. $jrty, ;^v^'^'*U* (almost ten of them with jets). In that Naturally we're proud of
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      MP frisked near pub as Belfast riots hot up
      224 3 A BOMB blast that killed a soldier and injured 27 other people appears to signal a new phase in Northern Ireland's troubles. Prime Minister, Mr. Brian Faulkner said Republican guerillas had switched from simple sabotage to a campaign of explosions designed
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      Why E. African entry quotas are doubled
      273 3 I ONDON, Thurs. The British Government made clear last night it did not consider that doubling entry quotas for East Africa's Asians .with British passports was likely to alter dramatically the total number of coloured settlers. Home Secretary Mr. Reginald Maudling said as
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      Lock icon Thai troops capture communist camp
      120 3 BANGKOK. Thurs. Oovernment troops captured a large communist camp in the densely Jungledßanthad mountain range of Southern Thailand after three days of heavy artillery bombardment, police sources said today. More than 400 troops and border patrol police fought their way up the rugged terrain to
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      Lock icon Hostile welcome for exiled Mafia bosses
      287 3 Hostile welcome for exiled Mafia bosses MESSINA, Thurs.—Grimfaced fishermen and yelling women yesterday watched 15 convicted or suspected Mafia bosses step-on the tiny Aeolian island of Fllicudl, off Sicily, under a 50-strong police guard. First reports of their arrival came from police here who were In constant contact with colleagues
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      Lock icon The Opposition puts brakes on Park
      162 3 SEOUL. Thursday PRESIDENT Chung-hee Park will have his slimmest-ever parliamentary majority after big Opposition gains in Tuesday's general elections, near complete returns showed. President Parks Democratic Republican Party Is likely to have around 110 seats In the 204-member one-house National Assembly only about 20
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      222 3 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. So when you feel an ache
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      The butcher
      166 4 YU B A CITY (California), Thurs. A 37--year old labour contractor, Juan Corona was charged with 12 count" of murder yesterday after the bodies of 11 migrant farm workers were found in shallow graves. Sutter County »heriff's officers confirmed that three additional hodies had been discovered yester.lay .i
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      Rumour leads to a dollar boom
      406 4 Rumour leads to a dollar boom MUNICH, Thurs IJUYERS panicked byrumours that the Central Bank was about to restore the US dollar to its old value in West Germany drove dollar prices yesterday to their highest level in Germany since May 10. The rumours flashed across the English Channel where
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      Red support for Prague pledge
      159 4 DRAGUE, Thurs.— No one will ever tear Czechoslovakia from the communist camp, Mr. Leonid Brezhnev said yesterday. Mr Brezhnev, general secretary of the Soviet Communist Party. addressed 1.195 delegates on the second day of the 14th congress of the Czechoslovak Communist Farty which ended a
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      Lock icon NZ beauty wins Miss International title
      113 4 I ONG BEACH. Thurs New Zealander Jane Cheryl Hansen. 51t Sinwas selected Miss International last night. Miss Hansen, 19. beat beauties lrcm 49 other countries In the 11th International Beauty Pageant at Long Beach auditorium. She and four runnersup will tour Japan as the
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      Lock icon CARRIED TO COURT—BY SIX TOPLESS GIRLS
      99 4 CARRIED TO COURT— BY SIX TOPLESS GIRLS DONS, Thurs. —The publisher of a candid "sex weekly, summoned to answer indecency charges, was carried to the lawcourts through the streets of Hamburg yesterday on a litter borne by six barebreasted girls wearing only hot pants. Juachin Driessen. 37-year-old head of the
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    GETTING SET FOR WAR WITH VORSTER
    938 5  -  Russel Warren Howe CHINA MAIN SUPPLIER OF ARMS By DAR ES SALAAM TK NZANIA recently announced the departure of 100 air force men for Peking. They are presumed to be the future pilots and ground crews of two squadrons of Russian MiG17s which China
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    The vintage 'model' in a carpark
    412 5 warehouses and other old buildings have been declared "historical restoration zones," the city administration has allotted US$l million to be spent over two years, work on a tall office block which would have clashed with the scheme has been stopped, and a black canal
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      94 5 NOW ON SALE The new and completely revised 7th Edition of the Price: $11/50 The most comprehensive and authoritative travel guide to 27 countries of the Region FAR EASTERN ECONOMIC review PUBLICATION Available now from leading bookshops, news-stands, MARICAN SONS, (M) SDN. BHD. 74, Orehird Road and 18 Batttry Road,
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    Court told: Land value up eight or nine times...
    676 6  -  T.F. HWANG DAMAGES SUIT AGAINST LAWYERS By i: Singapore, Thursday ]yjH. Justice Kulasekaram was told today that a large parcel of land which a land developer had agreed to buy for $27,629 eight years ago*, was now worth aixwt eight or
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    S'pore varsity supplementary exam results
    689 6 S'pore varsity supplementary exam results CINGAPORE, Thurs.— The »J University of Singapore today announced the results of the first and second supplementary examinations for the degree of Bachelor of Science, Bachelor of Business Administration, and Bachelor of Accountancy. The following candidates have pasted the inpplemenUr> examination thereby completing the Second
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    KOREAN EMPORIUM OPENS IN AUGUST
    113 6 KOREAN EMPORIUM OPENS IN AUGUST SINGAPORE, Thurs. The first Korean emporium in Singapore will open in August at the Peninsula Hotel shopping complex at Coleman Street which is expected to be completed soon. This was announced today by the Korean Trade Centre's (KOTRA) director here, Mr. Lee Yohn Kyu today.
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    Taikong fined for making false report
    189 6 Taikong fined for making false report CINGAPORE, Thurs. A *J taikong who admitted making a false corruption report against a corporal was jailed for a day and fined $700. Senior inspector Ahmad Manaf, prosecuting, told the court that taikong Tan Ang Mng, 42, went to the CPIB office at faiamiord
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    Housing firm, three directors to pay $900,000 penalties, fines
    852 7 GUILTY PLEA TO TAX EVASION SINGAPORE, Thursday ALMOST $900,000 in penalties and compound fines is to l>e paid by a housing development company and three of its directors for tax evasion. In the Third District Court today, Modern Housing Development Ltd.,
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    3 bands at Gardens
    42 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three bands will play In succession at the Botanic Gardens on June 6 from 8.30 p.m. They are the Chinese Industrial and Commercial Continuation School Band, the Thomson Primary School Band and the People's Association Band.
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    Police Week
    30 7 BINOAPORE. Thurs. The Political Secretary (Home Aflalrs), Mr. Lim Ouan Hoo. will open the Police Week Exhibition at the Queenstown Community Centre In Buller Terrace on June 4.
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    KEEP WITHIN SAFETY SPEED' WARNING
    99 7 KEEP WITHIN SAFETY SPEED' WARNING SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Port Authority today warned owners, agents, masters and all those in charge of harbour craft moving in or out through the Inner Roads or Keppel Harbour to keep within safety speed. According to the Port MasUr, speed of the vessels was required
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    SHEARES' FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT TO AIRPORT
    156 7 SHEARES' FIRST OFFICIAL VISIT TO AIRPORT CINGAPORE, Thurs— President Sheares today paid his first official visit, lasting about three hours, to the Singapore Airport. He was shown around the $9.3 million extension scheme by Mr. Cheong Pak Chow, acting director of the Department of Civil Aviation. According to a Ministry
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    Man who drove through red light
    72 7 Man who drove through red light SINGAPORE, Thurs. A motorist who drove past a red traffic light at a junction and caused a double collision, was today fined $300 for dangerous driving. Technician Leow Koor. Siong. 28. pleaded guilty to colliding Into a car. which in turn hit two stationary
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    District youth festival
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The National Youth Festival In District 3 will be held at Chung Cheng High School in Katong on Saturday md Sunday. About 40 primary and secondary schools will take part in the concert.
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    N-D party
    28 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Philippines Embassy here will mark Philippines National Day with a reception at the Hotel Summit from noon to 1 p.m. on June 12.
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    Architects, engineers welcome switch to metrication
    239 7 Architects, engineers welcome switch to metrication SINGAPORE, Thurs. Engineers and architects today hailed metrication as a welcome step towards faster and easier work. Almost all those contacted today said without exception that conversion from Imperial to metric system would benefit them in the long run, though all agreed It would
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      38 7 Metric design show SINGAPORE, Than. About 160 of the 234 entries submitted to the Metrication Board's emblem design competition will be displayed at the National Museum on June 6 and 7 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily.
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    PUB warns of action against water waste
    532 8  -  CHIA POTEIK $500 FINE FOR OFFENDERS By Singapore, Thurs ACTION may soon be taken by the Public Utilities Board to convince water wasters that squandering water is a crime punishable by a $500 fine. More tnan two weeks after PUB chairman Mr. Llm
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    3 years jail for robbing couple
    103 8 3 years jail for robbing couple SINGAPORE. Thurs. Lee Slak Nguang. 20. unemployed, was today Jailed for three years when he admitted robbing a building contractor and his woman companion In a car at dagger point on May 2. The court was told that the couple. Sheng Thien Poh and
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    Holiday for Customs
    28 8 JOHORE BAHRU. Thura. The Royal Customs and Excise Department here will be closed for official business next Wednesday, the birthday of jhe Yang dl-Pertuan Agong.
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    Re-elected
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Tan Ah Pale has been reelected president of Pearls Hill School Parent-Teacher Association. Vice-presidents are Messrs. Lim Seng Pin. Male Slew Pong »nd Lye Chuan Yuen.
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    BRUNEI RULER SUSPENDS DISTRICT COUNCILS
    98 8 T>ANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah today suspended the State's four district councils under the emergency ordersThe four councils Belut, Brunei Muara, Tubong and Temburong had a total of 55 elected members. Their two-year term of office was due to end this week, and
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    Viking Invasion' with smiles
    166 8 AHOY there! The Vikings are coming! But there were no battle cries yesterday when the Vikings "invaded" Singapore. Armed to the hilt with their Nordic smiles and archaic costumes complete with battle shield and a "lur" the ancient Viking horn the two Vikings landed at Clifford
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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    Kallang Park expo reopens today
    328 9 Kallang Park expo reopens today $50,000 of safety measures taken SINGAPORE, Thursday X HI 1971 Singapore Trade Exposition at Kallang Parl will reopen tomorrow with worth of safety measures taken. The Fire Brigade wiil maintain a round-the-clock watch at the site. Mr. Milton Tan, the chairman of the organising committee
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    ISRAELI MINISTER DUE FOR TALKS
    93 9 ISRAELI MINISTER DUE FOR TALKS SINGAPORE. Thurs. Israeli Vice-Minister for Finance, Dr. Zvi Dinstein, is due here on Sunday for a three-day vis't. His main purpose is to explore ways to increase two-way trade. He will also have talks with an "old friend," Defence Minister Dr. Goh Kent Swee, and
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    Dumpling gifts
    33 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Parliamentary Secretary (Social Af(alrs) Mr. Chan Chee Seng, will receive rice dumplings on behalf of all social welfare homes at the Gimson Boys' School In Clementl Road tomorrow.
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    Interpreters' officials
    58 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Inche Mohamed Yatim bin Dohon has been elected chairman of the Singapore In;erpreters' Union. Other officials are: Messrs. Ton Pens Koon and O. Krishnan (vice-presidents Mr. Kek Wah Swee (asst secretary), Mr. Ng Fook Seng (treasurer), and Messrs. P. A'.hisdm. Tan Tiam Pond. N. Paktri&amy, Chow
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    Celebration
    27 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The PAP Geylang Serai branch will celebrate Prophet Mohamed s birthday at the branch premises in Lorong Engku Aman on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Call for cut-down in publicity for bombs hoaxers
    296 9 Call for cut-down in publicity for bombs hoaxers CINGAPORE, Thurs. Wide public attention, including that given by the press, t(| bomb-in-the-plane hoaxers and hijackers, encourage other mentally unbalanced people to consider similar action. But, said Mr. Gordon Ruddick, lATA's director of information services, if this "incentive" for these sensation -seekers
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    Annual review
    25 9 Sii,U/\l-OriE. Thurs. The Boys' Brigade will hold its annual review and display at the PDF Haig Road Camp at 5 p.m. on Saturday.
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    Expert: No serious manpower problem in Singapore
    286 9 Expert: No serious manpower problem in Singapore SINGAPORE. Thurs. kJ Singapore has no serious manpower problems, and it would appear that firms have found their workers to be adaptable, easily trained and productive. An American research scholar, Dr. David H. Clark, said this in a paper on "manpower planning in
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    MINISTRY MAN TO LEAD TEAM FOR ILO TALKS
    99 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The acting Permanent Secretary (Labour), Mr. Kwa Soon Chuan, will lead Singapore's delegation to the 56th session of the International Labour Conference in Geneva next Wednesday. The other members are Mr. K. Kesavapany, acting Principal Assistant Secretary at the Ministry
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    Newspaper furore a 'classic stooge situation' says MP
    208 10 Newspaper furore a 'classic stooge situation' says MP SINGAPORE. Thurs. The MP for Bukit Panjang, Mr. P. Sdvadurai. today spoke of the "affairs of a small newspaper" and warned against being "pliable, malleable stooges easily manipulated by foreign political interests." Though he did not identify the paper, it was obvious
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    Medical talk
    64 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A talk on "An approach to the diagnosis and management of urinary tract Infections in children" will be given at the St. Andrew's Mission Hospital on June 25 at 8 p.m. The talk is organised by the School of Post Oraduate Medical Studies here and the
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    MB calls for more Malays to study science
    175 10 K. LUMPUR, Thurs. SHORTAGE of Malay students In the science stream was not a problem of the Malays alone but a national problem. Selangqr Mentri Besar. Dato Haji Harun ldris. said here today. He said that every individual, regardless of his race,
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      162 10 Aiivy Oap Bh V.T. liamiin I WHAT GOOD IS HOW ABOUT V \vmONT HURT I WHY, YES, I I HERE.GUZ, IF YGIVE 'IM SLIMPIN HE IF I CAN'T j PUrnKJG A VTHINK \TO TRY... 2 -L ALLEY, A SWEET NOW AN' THEN HE'LL GET 'IM ID LEADONIM?/ IT'LL J-l HEY,
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    Board: No bad image of cabbies in brochures
    348 11  - Board: No bad image of cabbies in brochures CHUA SIEW KENG By t Singapore, Thurs rFRAVEL handbooks A and pamphlets distributed to tourists do NOT give a bad image of Singapore cabbies, a Tourist Promotion Board spokesman said today. Tourist brochures have been published under the control of the Board
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    Lock icon Cemetery takeover: 'No' to plea by association
    538 11 SINGAPORE, Thurt. MR. Lee Kaan Yewmet a delegation from a Hakka association today over a PSA proposal to acquire a Hakka cemetery in Holland Road for a container project. He declined their request not to acquire the land. However, if Hakka associations could
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    CD classes
    28 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. One thousand community development classes are to be set up In East Malaysia under the Second Malaysia Plan to replace adult education classes.
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    Five more countries in bank association
    71 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Five bank employees associations became new members of the South-east Asian Council of Bank Officers Association today. They are the Singapore. Malaysian, Philippines, Indonesian and Indian associations. The association also changed Its name to PanAsian Council of Bank Employees and Officers Association
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    Unconscious boy found 10 miles from hit-run site
    293 12 K. LUMPUR, Thurt. r rpwo year old Lee Cheng Huat was found unconscious with bruises all over his face in Petaling Jaya at 2 a.m. today. The man who found him sprawled by the roadside took him to the police, who did
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    'Severe mental conflict of accused'
    674 12 'Severe mental conflict of accused' Two psychiatrists testify in double murder case SINGAPORE, Thurs psychiatrists told the High Court today that a 22-year-old labourer, accused of the double murder of a brother and sister. \v;is in a state of severe emotional conflict at the time of the alleged offence. Dr.
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    Hawkers' centre
    32 12 PENANG, Thurs. The City Council plans to set up a round-the-clock hawkers centre on the present parking lot between Weld Quay and Victoria Street in front of the ferry terminal.
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    Police hunt for killers of boy
    173 12 Police hunt for killers of boy SINGAPORE, Thurs— Pc lice are hunting for th killers of a 17-year-c i boy, Ng Cheong Kl.m who died of stab wour.c in Kirn 3eng Road th afternoon. Ng was with two when they were set upo by about six youths nea the Sky
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    Course on magic for beginners
    68 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Chinese YMCA at Palmer Road will be conducting a course on "Magic for Fun" for beginners starting on June 5 from 230 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. The course instructor is magician. The Great Wong Fees for the course will be $15 for
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    SMOKE SHIP FINED
    41 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Captain Orald Birch Ihompson. master of the passenger liner ss Raiula was today fined 5250 for causing black smok* to be discharged in such quantity to be a nuisance at the Eastern Roads on May 25.
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    Big social changes to create commercial base for Malays
    1093 13 MALAYSIA'S NEW FIVE-YEAR PLAN TO COST $14,350 m yjTgfil I IN porticular, poverty, uncmploy menr and racial economic imbalance continue to be serious problems demanding our urgent attention. Their resolution is vital A for national unity. 20-year target to put 30p.c.
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    S'pore, Malaysia printers keen on an Asian federation
    273 13 K. LUMPUR, Thurs. PRINTERS from Malaysia, Singapore and Indonesia are responsive towards the formation of an Asian graphical federation. The idea of the federation was mooted by the Printing and Kindred Industries Union of Australia, which Is the predominant union in the
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    Man in death fall
    32 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs —A 56-year-old man, Leone Hal Lint, (ell to his death at Block 28, Jalan Bukit Merah at 3.54 p.m. today. Police do not suspect foul play.
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      56 13 FAMOUSFOR: Lunch: 1 1.30 a.m. -3 p.m. 1. Oriental Deer Meit. Dinner: 6.30 p.m. -1 1 p.m. 2. Oriental Pork Ribs. 71/1/1 Q 3. Steamtd Prawnt with fint ult Rtwrvations: Tel: HHfO REASONABLt PRICE O_^ DELICIOUS J CANTONESE RENTAL IAOOM SS>i. 291-A. NEW BRIDGE ROAD. /^"<\ (NEXT TO ORIENTAL THEATRE)
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      FIVE YEAR PLAN
      488 14 The targets of the Second Malaysia Plan were put concisely by Tun Razak in his statement yesterday to the press. He was not unveiling the plan, which will be presented to Parliament early in July. But he disclosed some of the figures which matter. The plan estimates
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      A NASTY DEVELOPMENT
      292 14 The Indonesian election campaign which began on a quiet note has taken a decidedly nasty turn. The pitched battle in West Java between the supporters of the army-backed and supposedly apolitical Sekber Golkar and members of the Indonesian Nationalist Party (PNJ) is the first major incident, but
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      PAROLE SYSTEM
      174 14 Studies aimed at introducing a parole system for prisoners in Singapore are in keeping with modern ideas of how penal systems should operate. It was not long ago that a superintendent of Changi Prison urged that society should change its ideas towards prisoners, and not regard them as
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Helping youth onto the road of the right jobs
      896 14 I REFER to your leader of May 19 "Man and the Job" which refers to a speech made by the Minister of Labour at a seminar for managers of the employment service, Ministry of Labour. He raised the need for a
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      Klang crows
      100 14 THE shooters do not wish to eliminate the Klang crows but to reduce them to bearable limits. With the assent of JJ.H. Sultan of Selangor, the raid on crows was made by an elite corps of top and safe shooters of the country who have won almost all
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      Golfing
      147 14 "IJNDER PAR" (ST. May 13). pleads for the Government or Singapore Island Country Club to do something for those golfers who cannot afford to pay the club's $1,000 entrance fee. Why doesn't he Join a club that does not charge so much, of which there are many? By calling
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    Lock icon Red tape over Vietnam oil
    647 14  -  Jose Katigbak 32 foreign firms are interested By SAIGON, T h u r s. South Vietnam's efforts to join the oil industry league are being hindered by administrative red tape. International bidding for offshore oil exploration concessions, planned to have been held last February, was
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    Lock icon THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK?
    659 14  - THE GOOD SOLDIER SCHWEIK? Linda Charlton By PRAGUE, Thurs. Dr. Gustav Husak, whose accession to the leadership of Czechoslovakia's Communist Party marked the end of the country's springtime of reform, is defended by some Czechoslovaks as the greatest Schweik of all a hopeful reference to the "good soldier" who befuddled
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      Plans to start giant paper project in Malaysia
      840 15  - Plans to start giant paper project in Malaysia HENRY CHANG By fHh first concrete step has been taken to set up Malaysia's first pulp and paper mill. A company, called Pulp and Paper Industries, has been registered with an authorised capital of $10 million. Partners in the undertaking, which will
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      74 15 H Brew lume (M) V. Jacks 'rim.i I. Par '.E.G.I. :.n.e. toreno ;.a.c. letron lume P 1. S'pura $615 $2.43 $2.43 $182 $1.48 $1.74 $2.66 $2.76 $1.80 $1.47 $1.50 $150 .20 .18 .16 12 .10 .10 .09 .09 .08 .07 07 .06 FALLS Ambassador $1.48 —.10 McAlister
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      MADE IN S'PORE PROPELLOR
      89 15 MR. A.H. ROLLINS. general manager of Stone Marine Singapore, examines a newly cast propellor at the company's foundry. Stone Marine specialises in propellors made of copper based alloys such as manganese bronze. aluminium bronze and a proprietory alloy luperston 70. It also makes general castings in
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      New firm in Republic to process, export tuna
      333 15 By LESLIE FONG 4 SOUTH Korean "company has started a $1 million joint venture with a Singapore and American partner to process and export tuna fish from Singapore. The project represents the first investment in the Republic from that country. To be
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      CITY TALK
      208 15  -  CROESUS By The waiting game MONEY appears to be in short supply these days in Singapore. Several prime and sub contractors I have met in the last few weeks are grumbling about delays in payments. While they have difficulties in meeting schedules due to heavy demands on their
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      Straits Times Indices
      40 15 Straits Times Indices May 26 May 27 > Industrial.: 15 7. 60 159.14 I Hotels: 71.N lUt Properties: 1J0.97 129.44 t Tins: n.fl 92.99 I 1 rubbers: 118.41 118.J8 •Dec. 30. 1M« IN 'Dec. 31. 1968 10« fDee. 29, 1962 IN
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      61 disputes in S'pore but no work stoppages
      173 15 61 disputes in S'pore but no work stoppages By AUSTIN MORAIS MARCH was the third consecutive month this year in Singapore which was completely free from work stoppages. But this does not mean that there were no industrial disputes. Sixty-one disputes Involving a total of 3,337 workers were referred to
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      SHELL'S BID FOR A SHARE IN BIG INDONESIAN OIL VENTURE
      268 15  - SHELL'S BID FOR A SHARE IN BIG INDONESIAN OIL VENTURE HUGH MABBETT By ;1I Organisation is in negotiations towards ire in one of Indone>ffshore oil areas. JAKARTA: The She the final stages of a US$l57 million sha sia's most promising The negotiations are expected to result in a Joint venture
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      Price hike in dry-cell batteries a certainty
      761 16  -  HENRY CHANG By IT WILL be only a matter of time before the increased prices of dry-cell batteries are felt throughout Malaysia and possibly result In a public outcry. News of the then impending Increase first filtered through at the beginning of the
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      Grant shows the way
      572 16 |N this age of high power advertising, ad professionals have finally found their niche in this region. Thus the sprouting of advertising agencies and PRs is not a surprising development. The fact that this region is now more receptive to the idea and has felt the
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      276 16 Singapore artist Kenneth Wee Teck Peng has joined Grant Advertising International Incorporated in Singapore as senior visuallser. Australiatralned Mr. Wee spent four years at the South Australian School of Art, gaining a Diploma in Commercial Art. He won several design awards while working in Australia. Mr. Wee
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      Soap production soars after sharp decline
      228 16  -  AUSTIN MORAIS By rTAL production of soap and deterrents by the principal manufacturers in Singapore showed a steady decline from 36.000 cwt in April 1970 to 26,000 cwt in August 1970. But it rose sharply after that to hit a record 38.000 cwt two
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      78 15 P'BOAC gave us 32 days free For some people there is only one airline. BOAC's fabulous'Pacific-USATour'offers a week's sightseeing and accommodation in luxury hotels or family apartments in Honolulu 26 days in tourist class hotels in San Francisco or- Los Angeles and return air passage, all for the price of
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      85 15 INSIDE Prfce hike in dry -cell titterles a rerUinty, Sincapoie'i soap production soars after sharp decline; Marketing column People in business. Pace 16. rtew* cSSHSmSH^^n. l rket rePOrt> We T Overseas market* New York, Melbourne, Hone Konr; Closinr prices and business done. Pace 18. BORG WARNER GEAR BOXES for POWER
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      187 16 S/MONS wk INCREASED LOAD CAPACITY 'Wl MORE LOADS PER DAY m SUMITOMO-LINK-BELT VSI DRAGLINES 25 ton crawler crane db There's a Sumitomo-Link-Belt /jffl[ Y^aL\\ Dragline specifically designed S?&ti/ I npL\ parts and maintenance costs. X djßrf J y&PVK Sumitomo gives you more and 7\ \i?DfefV Immediate Delivery ex stock. 4Bl^
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      Power and Telecomi on schedule
      336 17 Power and Telecomi on schedule pOWER and Tele- com m v nicatlons Singapore based subsidiary Oregon Industries suffered a loss of $176,478 In the year ended November 1970. The Malaysian parent's project is said to be well on schedule and the directors repeat their earlier forecast that profits for 1972
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      146 17 TONGKAH HARBOUR: The directors announce that although the mining profits for the 10 months to April 1971 show an improvement on that for the year ended June 30, 1970, the operating performance of the Ronpldon Dredge continues to be disappointing. The payment of a dividend, normally considered at this
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      LEOPOLD SLUMPS ON COMEBACK
      327 17  -  KINGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: Leopold Minerals NL. which brought a burst of mining fever to the national stock exchanges on March 19 with a report of a rich nickel strike at Nullagine. Western Australia, and which was later suspended, made an inglorious return to the stuck
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      HEAVY TRADING RECORDED
      212 17 HEAVY TRADING RECORDED AFTER a steady opening conditions turned hesitant but towards the close heavy trading developed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday, raising turnover to record levels, the highest since January 1970. Trading volume continued to be concentrated in a handful of second and third line
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      Asian Dollar
      49 17 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above: One month 6 1116 pc Two months 6 7/8 p.c. Three months 6 15/16p.c. Six months 7 l/16p.c. Nine months 7 1116p.c. Twelve months 7 l/16p.c.
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        Tin price slips
        168 17 'THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday dipped fractionally by 75 cents to $636.87 i per picul on an official offering up 61 tons 303 tons. The local market's fall was less severe than the overnight London metal price which shed £4 per metric ton. The tone
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        PRODUCE
        112 17 /'HIKES! PRODUCE EXCHANCt, V SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICKS PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut Oil: bulk SS3 lellerf. drum fSSt atllera. Cepra: Mixed (fob.) loose Jun JuhJ IKCont »32 B. Pipptr: Muntok ABTA white 1.0 h. 100<r NLVV (180 seller! Sarawak "hit* fob. 941% NLW (170 sellers. Sarawak aprclal black f.o.b.
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        55 17 WtdrtMday TuMday lU.I. *U.». London 40.90 41.026 Beirut «i.20 41.30 Honikong 43.28 42.42 Zurich 40.538 40.908 41.038 41.108 Parla 40.93 40.94 Spore (1) 42 33 42.325 t 8 por* (2) 149.40 135.40 (1) Export pricr in non-iterltnf arcaj in U.B. dollars per ounce. (2) lx>r!il dealvri price*
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        RUBBER UNCHANGED
        453 17 OPENING quotations in the rubber market yesterday were marked down half a cent on lower London advices and fluctuated quietly around the 113.50 cents per kilo level throughout the morning. Turnover was small. Forward business was confined to futures up to and Including Jan. March 1972. Physicals were
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        PAT.M Off.
        38 17 In London on Wednesday the price of Malayso 3 per cent CIF I'K'N. European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton June/July was quoted at £94 sellers or Ex.-Cont. $227 sellers ***** S or Ex-Cont. $247).
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 17 MAY 27 RUBBER: 113.50 cents per kilo (uncta). TIN: $636.87} (down 75 cents). Official offering 303 tons (op 61 tons).
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        Fairly sharp price decline
        472 17 THE rubber market experlenc--1 ed a fairly sharp decline this week to lose ground by four cents, says Holiday, Cutler it Bath in its weekly report. Lack of further news and Jollowthroußh on the Malaysian Government's direct deal with China, together with weight of nearby, undermined
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1113 18 BID AND OFFIR PRICE! OFFICIALLY LUTED AT TMI CLOIE OF BUiINE!! IN THE 6INCAPORB AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC N00M« OF TMI STOCK IXCMANC! WITH PRICE MOVEMENT! IN BRACKCT6 VISTIRDAV Wtßf: INDUSTRIAL 6 3. ACMA 1 54 1.56 Cd (+.01) Alcan 1.55 1.57 .04) Allied Choc 2.34 2.36 (—.02)
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1640 18 BUSINESS 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, unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Atni (21 tl 55 cd. Alcan 121 51. 57. Aihx) Chot. 18) 18.37. (1>
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        Melbourne
        480 18 MELBOURNE, Thurs. A ATi mild recovery by heavyweight miners on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today uld nothing towards altering the general easy tone. Volume was down and the industrials were marginally easier again. Speculatlves were unreitaln in a closely mixed market without any apparent trend. Boucanvllle Rights firmed five
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        Exchange rates
        164 18 'THE Associat.on of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at May 27 Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING 'Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollars to 104 units of Foreign Currency Belgian Franca Burmese
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        New York
        290 18 WORK. Wed. The mood of investors remained cauticus and popular stock market averages showed little change at the close of todays quiet session. Advances and declines were narrowly mixed and volume near final bell stood at 13.5 million shares, compared with a turnover of 1605 million shares In
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        Indices
        69 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 70 61 Tuesday 70.61 Week ago 70.39 RUBBERS Wednesday 186.51 Tuesday 189.04 Week ago 188.87 OILS Wednesday S40 .40 Tuesday 342.88 Week ago 334.88 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 386.0 Tuesday 388.8 Week ago 388.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 906.41 Tuesday 906.69 Week ago 920.04 LONDON DOLLAR
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        Hong Kong
        264 18 IJONO KONO. Thurs. The ±x market opened active and buoyant with a large number of shares changing hands right at the start. Honr Kong- Docks continued to move upwards and opened at HKSI2BO before easing back to HKC12.04 a gain of HK4O cents over the previous closing price.
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        Hong Kong rates
        39 18 On tti* Irti ncMmi market in Hong Kons yesterday the U.S. d»llar wm quoted at 4.***** for T.T. and 6 0075 for (Mil. furling waj quoted at 14 49 and mm ttal geld at 305. 875.
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        16 18 All markets In Hong Kong will be closed today for the Dragon Boat festival.— Reuter.
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      632 18 III! "iifW'f >'■' "P SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons for posts as Senior Instructors or Instructors In the Departments of Mechanical 4c Production Engineering. Electrical Electronic Engineering, and "Marine Engineering Shipbuilding Division. Duties The successful applicants will be expected to give instruction
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    Lock icon Driver in head-on crash car dies
    102 19 Driver in head-on crash car dies THIS mangled mess, once v Mercedes 250 saloon, after it collided head-on with a bus at 18 mile Lim Chu Kong Road yesterday morning. More than 20 people helped to extricate the driver, Tan Kai Beng 58, who died shortly after admission to Outram
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    Big rush for ski spots on islands off S'pore
    286 19  - Big rush for ski spots on islands off S'pore CLEMENT MESENAS By Singapore, Thurs IT seems that SingaA pore beaches are not the only places getting overcrowded these days. Of late, congestion has also spilled into the Republic's waters, especially in the sheltered waters of the Johore Straits, off Ponggol.
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    Three die, five hurt on way back from funeral
    225 19 Three die, five hurt on way back from funeral SINGAPORE, Thurs. Three people were killed and five others injured one badly -when their pick-up van taking them home from a funeral, somersaulted and crashed into a shallow drain at Mount Pleasant today. The dead were Ah Leong, 18 Chua Ah
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    Man jumped into river after warning over fight
    192 19 Man jumped into river after warning over fight SINGAPORE, Thurs. A man became "frightened" and later Jumped into a river after he was warned that he would be herd responsible for injuring a fellow inmate during a fight. a coroner heard today. Ooh Chun Choo. 42, a supervisor of the
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    Talk on the dollar
    51 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A talk to pre-university students on "Gold, the American Dollar, and International Monetary Crisis' will be given at the Raffles Institution tomorrow morning. The speaker is Professor Llm Chong Yah. Associate Professor 01 Economics and acting Head of the 'Jniversity of Singapore's Department of
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      827 19 TV and Radio 300 P.M. Opening and General 8.40 Children's Corner (C) Hospital '-05 Sports Parade 3.M For the Family (E) !3 effi? Variety Show 3.50 A Diary of Events in Singapore 9.00 News and Newsreel (E) This Week (E) 9.25 Green Acres The Great 3.55 It's Happening in Singapore
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    Britain in EEC won't be blow to S'pore
    421 20 Britain in EEC won't be blow to S'pore New tariffs will cost only $2.9 m more By SOH TIANG KENG: Singapore, Thurs ITNLIKE some Comm o n \y ea 1 1 h coontries, Singapore will be spared the crushing blow resulting from Britain's entry into the Common Market. Informed Government
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    Change policy on stockpile sales, US told
    298 20 IPOH, Thurs. (COUNTRIES with non-commercial stockpile tin, v particularly the United States, were urged today to re-orientate their attitude and policies on future disposals. Production and consumption trends in the past decade emphasise the urgent need for this, said Malaysia's Minister of Commerce
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    S'PORE HIT BY 'MILD' FLU
    82 20 S'PORE HIT BY 'MILD' FLU CINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore is experiencing a mild influenza attack, according* to private practitioners in different parts of the Republic. They started treating stray cases in the first week of this month. There were more in the second week. But doctors contacted today said this did
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    Former PC is a lawyer
    48 20 JOHORE BAHRU, Thurs. Former police Inspector R.K Menon. who started life as a constable, was called to tho Malaysian Bar by Justice Syed Othman All today. Mr. Menon read law at Grays Inn, London, and was called to the English Bar last July.
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    Ganja man jailed
    38 20 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Mohammed Noor bin Musa. 38. jobless, was today Jailed (or seven months when he admitted having 23 kartoos and 19 grammes ol Indian hemp at his house in BeUlios Lane on May 25.
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    S'PORE VITAL TRADE AREA FOR N.Z: MISSION
    151 20 S'PORE VITAL TRADE AREA FOR N.Z: MISSION CINGAPORE, Thurs. J Singapore is the most important trading area in South-east Asia for New Zealand. This was stated by the leader of the 15-member New Zealand trade mission here, Mr. Robert H. Stewart Just before his departure home this evening. Mr. Stewart,
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    Fined for tax offences
    55 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A businessman, Foo Kan, was today fined $200 after he admitted falling to furnish within 21 days from Feb. 23. Income tax returns for 1969 and audited accounts for 1968. He was fined another $200 for evading Income tax for 1970 and falling to
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    NTUC team to aid sacked Services workers
    183 20 NTUC team to aid sacked Services workers CINGAPORE, Thurs. The National Trades Union Congress has set up a special sub-committee to help workers retrenched from the British Sei vices to get Jobs. A report in the latest issue of Perjuangan, organ of the NTUC. said that the body would make
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    Razak vist
    22 20 JOHORE BAHRU. Thlirs Tun Razak and Toll Puan Raha will make a two- day v >lt tv Johore next week.
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      264 20 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS the right container (I). 1. Account pirate reaponalble "">• cl«*jnnan b rtoht on for hedging (4-4).^^ U»e bill (8). S. Time to reconsider and ace 13 Consequence of drinking what's to be dona (6). more backward sample, per9. Hanger-on has to clean out <»-•)• behind the
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      These bands were equally impressive
      174 21 These bands were equally impressive I WAS one of the 1 many thousands of spectators who witnessed the central judging of school bands at the Jalan Besar Stadium last Sunday. I was also at the Conference Hall for the semi-finals. The results for the competition, I must say, were rather
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      240 21 WE'LL START CLASSES IF THERE IS A DEMAND AEITs commercial courses REFER to the letter by "Disappointed Student" (ST., May 24) on "Evening classes and AEI3 courses." It is regretted that several hundreds of applicants like "Disappointed Student could not be admitted to the commercial education classes at the Board's
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      91 21 STC's service No. 11l Is a boon to commuters. But there is still plenty of room for Improvement. Please Include a few of the new buses Instead of putting all the old buses on the road, especially during peak hours between 6 45 a.m. and 8.45 a.m.. and 4.30 p.m.
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      Why not let out those vacant flats?
      197 21 Why not let out those vacant flats? TN September last year I registered A-ith the HDB for rental of a two-room flat. About a month back I went to their office at Maxwell Road to inquire about the outcome of my application and was told by the clerk in charge
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      33 21 MORE chairs and tables should be provided for the large number of researchers who use the reference room (technology section) of the National Library. It Is difficult to do research work standing. STUDENT.
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      Too narrow for an overhead bridge
      93 21 Too narrow for an overhead bridge 11/ITII reference to the Tf letter by "Resident" (ST., April 21) investigations have shown that Changi Road at its junction with Siglap Road is too narrow to take an overhead bridge WITH reference to the letter by "Care, For Others" (ST.. May 5). the
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      It never leaves us, this smell
      74 21 It never leaves us, this smell IN these days of keen Interest on air pollution, I do not know why no action has been taken on pollution from the sewerage ventilators at Kirn Chuan Avenue. Twenty-four-hours a day people in the vicinity have to suffer this obnoxious smell. Repeated letter
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      115 21 ryAILY we hear reports U of water consumption figures and are urged to save water. Has it occurred to anyone to analyse the figures and to assess our conservation efforts? I believe that almost every citizen is concerned enough to help in making every drop count and our efforts are
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      SAFETY AT THE ZEBRA CROSSINGS
      242 21 SAFETY AT THE ZEBRA CROSSINGS IT may be interest- ing to observe how pedestrians use zebra-crossing. Broadly, there are four types of people that motorists encounter at crossings. First we have the hesitant ones. These people stand at one end of the crossing and as the vehicles slow down to
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      125 21 THE carpark at block 3. Lorong 7, Toa Payoh Is crowded with cars especially at night. The owners park their their cars In such a haphazard way that those who leave early for work find It extremely difficult to get their cars out. In spite of this, the HOB allows
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      SOMETIMES WE DO TAKE LONGER
      136 21 REFERENCE is made to the letter from "Irene" (S.T.. May 21). The delay In restoring service to her telephone is regretted. Every effort is made to clear all telephone faults within 24 hours or at the very latest 72 hours. There are a few instances
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      39 21 yes.weure joined FANS APPLIANCES W' y mgmm m> I mm B m v flfl HL W f JSK^^MM^^ *i£-,., fl M 4 M trade exposition LKALLANG PARK MAY 28 -JULY 5 STALL NO. 33/34 El DEMONSTRATION OIUMOJ NIGHT LY
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    Every safety measure is taken at the Expo 71
    558 22  -  WEE LIAN «yi TRADE EXPOSITION Supplement L The expo which was originally opened on May Day by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Home Affairs, By: TAN SINGAPORE Exposition 71 reopens today under the patronage of the Minister of Defence,
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    Over 100 firms taking part in the trade fair
    185 22 this safety corner They are: Outram Drug Store. King's Shoe Manufacture. Jackson's (M> Bhd.. William Jacks Co.. Guthrle Waugh. American Optical Co., Indimex Ltd., Minnesota (3M) Spore Ltd., Far East Oxygen Acetylene Co., Paterson Simons Co. and Bata Shoe Co. Products
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      146 22 CHOICE OF THOUSANDS OF CASSETTE LOVERS ■^a gpp- I Model BR 630 |E "1-y."*.^! 'J I I CMsetteTapeßecordtr, Jj^^^ '1 'B I Vertical Type. I EJSBMifIHMH^^^^^HI II I am/sw, ac/dc J' ■imnnnm^^^fcMTTimr 1 Model BR 600 Cassette Tipe Recorder. I** Vertical type, AM/FM, AC/DC ka^GSBSSS Model BR 1100 Ctsiette T*p-
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    No pomp and ceremony but VIPs will be at opening of trade exposition
    352 23 No pomp and ceremony but VIPs will be at opening of trade exposition '71 TRADE EXPOSITION Supplement THERE will be no pomp and ceremony at the re-opening of the Singapore Expo' 71. No YIP guest will perform the opening ceremony, although YIPs have been invited to attend the fair. Instead,
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    How to avoid traffic jam
    148 23 MOTORISTS proceeding to the Trade Exposition can avoid traffic congestion at Mountbatten Circus ny coins to the expo site from the city area, taking the alternative route via the slip road near Merdeka Bridge. There will be ample directional sisns to guide motorists to Kalians
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    Industrial safety is now main concern of the council
    486 23  - Industrial safety is now main concern of the council TAN WEE LIAN B, pOI'NDKD just five yean ago, the National Safety First Council of Singapore is one of the biggest voluntary bodies in the Hepublic- It has organised an impressive range of activities and campaigns and has been at the
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      209 23 FREE GIFTS When you buy VITALIS, Diamond Hair Wigs and etc.During the 1971 TRADE EXPO. Quick!! Visit Yew Heng Co. At Stall 145-147 at the Kallang Exposition, the specialists in Cosmetics and Sundries. Head Office YEW HENG CO. 98, Hill Street. Singapore 6 Tel. *****. 1971 trade Fair Exposition Bee
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      258 23 Now you can enjoy more fancy stitchings with JANOME S SUPER AUTOMATIC ZIGZAG SEWING MACHINE Some of JANOME MODEL tx 672 s ipecial features I JBK'^'' 'Twin' sewing provides tor colourful twin needle sewing. I ff*|_^^ IB pjBJI Buttonhole knob to fashion ■BgfljlflLflhW 'M perfect buttonholes. k '^B 24 automatic
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    Announcements
    116 24 BI A BEAUTICIAN In 32 lessons or look beautiful ln 12. If you are moon or end of the year, book early as from now. For further details ring Sylvia Kho Beauty and Bridal Salon Tel ***** Spore. WE WANT NEW FACES We have the work. Models girls, men
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    Deaths
    45 24 CHAN CHEE SENC leaving wife Keong Poh. children Suzanne and Spencer, son-in-law Leong Fook Chiew and grandson. Church service at Wesley Methodist Church. Fort CinnlnK Road, 2Mh Muy. 300 p.m. Thence to Mount Vernon Crematorium No wreath. Donation received will be given to Chanties.
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      673 24 CHI A: To Grace and Kester a wonderful gift of a daughter Joyce on 26 5.71 Orateful thank* to doctor and staff. Mount Alvernia Hospital NUNIS: To Yvonne and Derrick a son Darren Mark, at GleneaKles Hospital on 26/5 71. Thanks to doctor ft staff. Funerals MR. LIM SIN SENC
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      906 24 CONTRACT SUPERVISOR for Floor A Wall Tiling Contractor*. An experienced Supervisor I* required to control extensive contract*, who I* able to handle labour and negotiate with architect*. Interior designers •nd contractors, prepare estimates and plan site work. Salary commensurate with experience and ability to fulfil the position requirements. Applicant must
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      1549 24 ARN 1110 *****- WEEKLY WANTID HISTORY SCIENCE teachers American Company requires five for St. Gabriel's Secondary School ambitious men/ladle* to train for Apply: Principal. St. Gabriel's SecDlreet Bales Car essential. Inter- ondary School. Singapore. 19. views Friday: 10.00 a.m. 1.00 p.m. STENOGRAPHER of pleasant persona Saturday 1.00 p.m. 4.00 p.m.
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      2017 24 DISTRICT S Furnished ground MOUNT SINAI semi-detached 4 bedfloor flat. 3 bedroom* 3 alreondl- •tsMBl huuse 2 aircondmoned fully tloned. coloured long baths attached furnished. Available Ist June to bedrooms, very spacious lounge Apply PO. Box 491 8 pore servant quarter, garden, quiet sur- -lats with oar park and playground
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      1815 24 THREE BIOROOMS split level flat. EXPERT LONDON TUITION by airpartly furnished, second floor New- Law: LL.B. Bar; Seerelary*bl|: ton Court* dlatrlct-11 Piease Phone ACI8: Accountancy ACCA, ICWL *****2 A.I. A. Insurance: CM. Banklruf: RELINQUISHED BOOKING. Henry ALB.: School Certificate. HI.Q. Park 2nd floor nat. Area 1.600 LCC-The Rapid Results Coliesja,
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      1870 25 XWWiiL rv ////j/ja v^>ii m^^^i&> K^^^|^T^"l -\T^J *^^ml^^Jmm*'^^mV. J IHECT TO HIMBUWB II 30 Hit ir P Sham Penaiu Singapore LOABIM FOB: utlu »"lad SaiM May 28/ 1 Hamburg/BrMitn. R'dMi/A'dM jAwerp. Oslo, G'burg. Malmi lIIM J«n 8/12 Jntil/,4 JMM 11/17 c Ka. H'burg/B'men. R'dait Aytrn. G'burg Aarhu: J«i 16/16 HanXTg/Brtmtn,
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      994 25 aaaaaaa^^ •^^aaaaaaH J I I I M FiuwamT expiesj sewjce s:»:ct fiom east coast a.si. SMAN Ytrt SS"I 'il** IR *"P*» KifB«on *JI contrKU art aadt on terms and conditions of Carriers Bill of lading 1 JiX"" MANSFIELO 6 CB. PTF. LTD Tt mmi ««la LMtpw: MANSFIELO 6 CO. PTE
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      1130 26 MJU-" **IT^^SAKIKISF.N KAISHA LTD. West Australia /Slngapojre/ Japan Sarvlca f-tm,MH Sun MHunt TtkUichi/Mfora V hami Hobt ••jMp Mart" M Jail 5 Jtl> II Jul» 1< J«1 Atctitm cant Itr Mil. luta, Nac ija, Yaktktau. KAWASAKI KINKiI KtSAN KAISHA ITB. JAPAN, H. KONfi, STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan Hon|kon| ETA Sport MS?
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      1036 26 TO NEW ZEALAND > Loads Penanf P. Sham Sinftport Fan JUWARA vi IJaM V I IN* Auck., Will.. Lytt fROM AUSTRALIA WInTT"" 21 Jmi STRAITS/MADRAS SERVirE: 1 > Smiapoct P S'htm Penanf LiHuf fir: RAJUIAt Sulet 2« May Na|apatt,nam. Madras RAjULAt 15/21 JMt 21 JaM 22 JuM Nafapatt.nam, Madras. RAJULAt
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      890 26 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD, r (INCORPORATED IN THt REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) V ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3 7 U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Sm|aport P. Sham Penant Arrhti: NEPTUNE TOPA2 11 May/4 JaM 1 1 Ptrt 21 May London 2/7, H'but '7.
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      721 26 1 mm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAO Nt>SOC Jf» Amhvvj. Kyatt Lwmmt. LU H The Natiooajl SNpptng Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Vrppore p. Sham Penanf Arritf: lUNCA Hill I/IHw I/IJm* 11/11 Jmi Havre 6 7. L >ndon 17 H'burg 14 7, F'dam A'«r-p 19/7. B.e^er lUNCA MELOR 21/21 JMt 24/27
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    STATES OF MALAYA CHAMBER OF MINES
    4268 27 lARPO E>. Address delivered by the President, Mr. O.L. Gray, B.Sc. M.I.M.M at the Sixtieth Annual General Meeting held in Ipoh on 27th May, 1071. The year 1970. the sixty-third anniversary of the Chamber since Its founding on 14th December, 1907. was yet another
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      1613 27 aVaV^mvviLVßfVvk^ r, t PORT Or BINQAPORI AUTMO W.ntm R,.dt: 1 ntT V ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW- Area. Rasa. Empress Ab«to Chryssl |NC BERTHING ARRANGEMENT* p. Goulan4rls, Halcyon Daya, Olobtlc I rOP MAY 2t Sun. storage Tank and Anaon. nU T Rfa Olwen (Tanker) 1/2, lnntr «aad«: Arrs. Brdara. On- ««M»»iiii»m«ii v
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      920 28 K. t_ r^ r*» J I lal Jm. m Ik^ L^J_ Mil LkJ (Cont. from Page 24) Tours and Excursions ARCHIPELAGO SPICIAL DAILY TOURS: Cameron Pangkor Inland days *'.hi dY|. 6 Malaya/ Cameron Hutilands 4 7 days $65 $100 (Air-conditioned room) Malaga East Coast 6 days $100/- II Hnntkok Chiengmal
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      766 28 furniture ROSEWOOD COROMENDAL FURNI TURI ready made and made to crder at Singapore Handicraft Centre. 4. Oiley Road. Antique (urniti re. arts and crafts. Ptiplna store Ltd 173. Orchard Road B'pore CAN! FURNITURE Imported furnishing material* at It's best. Consult Adrian s. 425 River Valley Road. *****4. Singapore. LUXURIOUSLY DISICNID
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      1013 28 Vehicles ler sale NC KIONO CAR TRADERS 14. Paterson Hill *****4 A 64H6T9 offers. 1970 K«>rt OT. Cortina /16OK. Caprl/1600. l.«>. Toyota/Crown. A/1100. Toyota. Corolla/1200. Cortina /Super. O/Common.lor. A/1000, F Kscort S/Wagon. F Capri. Renault RlO. Cortina GT VW/1300. Datsun 1000. A/1100. Mazda/1200. Escort/Super, A/1900. V Vm. 1968. K Cortina
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      765 28 Sicimbuhi, massag* etc. jiUNiiif IT iIAUTI (or your scientific r«laxin» masss.it. s»un« b»ihs spolrtduelnc and physiothcrapcuiic tr»»tm«nts with »sry latest mschinn 23 NtM Ann Building Appointments Mini Department telephone *****2 (8 pore). MAISON 01 KILLITAM Health Salon for Ladies Oents. Queen's Hotel. 24. Mount ElUabttn. Massage Saunabath and Welfht Reducing
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      1380 28 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN PERUSAHAAN PERTANIAN NEGERI PAHANG TAWARAN BIL. PSMB: 1/71 Tawaran ada-lah di-pelawa dari Pemborong2 yang berpengalaman dan/atau Pemborong2 yang berdaftar dl-Pejabat J K.R untok membuat kerja menyediakan kawasan2 berikut sebagal tapak perumahan bagi penempatan sa-mula mangsa2 banjir sama ada dengan chara menebang. memerun dan membersehken tunggul atau dengan chara
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      739 28 JI'BONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Reglsteied Contractors of the Corporation for the following projecta:--(A) PROPOSED DRIVEWAYS, DRAINS AND ANCILLARY WORKS FOR LOW COST FLATS AT CORPORATION DRIVE JURONO TOWN. ELIGIBILITY: Civil Engineering $50,000,--and above. SHOWROI'ND: 3.6.71 at 10.00 a.m. Meet at Contracts Office, Development Division. J.T.C..
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      709 28 Singapore Customs Trndrr Notice 3 71 Tenders will be received up to 12 noon on Friday. 18th June. 1971 for the purchase of the following confiscated goods: 666 piecrs Ardena Skin Tonic 781 pieces Milky Liquid Iransrr 5(9 pieces Ardena Velva Mobturr Film 120 pieces Blue Grass Dusting Powder 523
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      Sungei Wang does a smart workout
      439 29 SUNGEI WANG II stepped up his Perak Derby preparation with a two-round workout at Ipoh yesterday. Paced by stablemate Speechmaker, Sungei Wang II (Lyle Harbridge) strode out attractively, running the last 4f in 53 4/ssec and 3f in 39. Sungei Wang II is the
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      Walker Cup drama
      103 29 EDINBURGH. Thurs. The United States fought back magnificently after losing all four foursomes to lead Britain by 61 to 54 at the end of the first day of the biennial Walker Cud amateur golf match at St. Andrews yesterday. The Americans counter-at-tacked superbly in the afternoon, winning
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      US baseball
      82 29 NFW YORK. Thurs— Results of baseball games played yesterday: American League Boston 3 Washington 2; Baltimore 3 Cleveland 2; New York 2 Detroit 1; Chicago 7 Kansas City 2; Minnesota 4 Milwaukee 1; California 7 Oakland S (12 Inns). National League: Pittsburgh 2 Cincinnati 0; Montreal 11 Atlanta
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      Clay to meet Ellis, says report
      196 30 Clay to meet Ellis, says report IVEW YORK, Thurs. Cassius Clay's next fight will be against Jimmy Ellis at Houston Astrodome this summer, it was learned here today. But Clay told a press conference at Minneapolis, where he was to lecture at the University of Minnesota, that he would announce
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      Rhodesia plan a 'mixed' meet
      128 30 Rhodesia plan a 'mixed' meet SALISBURY, Tbun. Black and white South African athletes will compete against each other at an international meeting here on June 19, the Khodesia AAU said yesterday. RAAU president Eric Shore said: "It will be an historical occasion." Mr. Shore said formal invitation- had gone out
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      Dolly gives Test selectors timely reminder
      289 30 Dolly gives Test selectors timely reminder I ONDON. Thurs. Basil D'Ollvelra, England's South African-born all-rounder, gave a timely reminder to the Test selectors that he Is back to his best form with a blistering century against Lancashire at Worcester yesterday. He made 13S. after completing his second 50 in only
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      Lock icon Show by Chinese gymnasts
      16 30 Show by Chinese gymnasts (CHINESE gymnasts giving a performance at a theatre in Tientsin. AP radiophoto.
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      French call for ban on seven who withdrew
      333 30 French call for ban on seven who withdrew DARIS, Thurs. The French K Tennis Federation yesterday called for the suspension of seven players who withdrew from this week's French International tennis championships here. Jack Chargelescue, secretary-general of the Federation, told reporters that the Federation would also protest to the International
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      Leeds and Juventus to replay today
      202 30 "yURIN, Thurs. Leeds and Juventus must replay tomorrow the llrstIpk of their European Fairs Cup final after splashing about, for 51 minutes In ankle -deep water before last night's match was abandoned without any score. The stadium was more suitable for water sport as
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      Mui Hwa shows star quality in 800m
      453 31 Mui Hwa shows star quality in 800 m "PAN Mvi Hwa sister of swimming ace Tan Thuan Heng, is a star athlete in the making. This C division athlete underlined her potentiality when she produced a recordbreaking 800 m at the Serangoon District meet at Cedar Avenue yesterday. Mul Hwa
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      Unbeaten IA
      26 31 INDIAN Association 'B completed their SHA League Dtv. Three programme with an unbeaten record when they edged Schools C 2-1 at the padang yesterday.
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      Dollah's goal has the crowd roaring
      338 31  -  JOE DORAI By (JENTREFORWARD Dollah Kassim last night sent a Jalan Besar crowd roaring, like in "the good old days", to cheer a Singapore soccer triumph when he scored in the 51st minute to give Combined Police-Military a 1-0 win over the touring Indonesia
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      Jansenites jump to 3rd place
      161 31 JANSENITES moved up to third place in the SHA League Dlv. 1 table yesterday when they trounced a depleted nine-man Combined Schools 6-2 at Parrer Park. Jansenites. with 10 points from eight matches, are four points behind leaders Singapore Recreation Club and trail Indian Association
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      Gunalan, Tan for Canada
      228 31 I^UALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tan Aik Huang and 1V Punch Gunalan will represent Malaysia against eight other national teams in a top invitational badnjinton tournament in Canada on July o-l The other countries are Indonesia, Japan. Denmark, Canada, Mexico, England, S"pden and the United States. The tournament
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