The Straits Times, 17 July 1971

Microfilm: NL6776
Total Pages: 36
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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, JULY 17, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon World cheers Nixon
    1416 1 Hopes of stable new era after 22 hostile years NEW YORK, Friday WORLD capitals today hailed President Richard Nixon's decision to visit China, in the hopeful expectation that when 22 years of Si noAmerican hostility ends the world can look forward to a new era of peace
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    Kissinger's bogus bellyache and three lost' days
    296 1 Kissinger's bogus bellyache and three lost' days RAWALPINDI, Fri. A BOGUS bellyache and a "working holiday" made up the simple cover story which masked U.S. Presidential adviser Henry Kissinger's top secret mission to Peking. In tbe ear's best kept secret, Dr. Kissinger flew over the Himalayas and the old Central
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    It's good news, says Malik
    124 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Indonesian Foreign Minister Adam Malik said here tonight that President Nixon's announcement that he will visit China is "good news." He added that closer ties between the U.B. China resulting from the visit would have a good effect on the political situation
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    'A journey for peace'
    394 1 TEXT OF PRESIDENT NIXON'S BROADCAST I HAVE requested this television time tonight to announce a major development in our efforts to build a lasting peace in the world. As I have pointed out on a number of occasions over the past three years, there can be
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    B-52s BOMB VIET POSITIONS NEAR DMZ
    91 1 B-52s BOMB VIET POSITIONS NEAR DMZ SAIGON, Fri. Waves of U.S. B-52 bombers attacked North Vietnamese positions today in the heaviest raids in five days. A dozen of the B-52 bombers, trying to deter a North Vietnamese offensive below the Demilitarised Zone, dropped 360 tons of bombs on suspected communist
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    Cabinet target of Red killers
    197 1 Cabinet target of Red killers KUALA KANGSAR. Fri. Cabinet Ministers and Government officers have become targets of communist terrorist assassins, Inche Osman Khairuddin bin Mohamed Sam. the district officer, warned. Communist terrorists are also out to see that projects under the Second Malaysia Plan will not succeed. The people must
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    TV stabbing
    27 1 SINGAPORE Fri Wan Kok Choy, 21. was stabbed In the abdomen by (our men while he was watching TV at home In Jalan Enam tonight.
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      Lock icon QUIT SPRATLY ISLES: PEKING
      49 1 HONG KONG. Sat. The (hinw Armed Force* chief Huanr Ynng Shenf said the disputed Spratljr Islands are t'hlnrse territory and haa demanded that the Philippinei withdraw all personnel. The New China New Agency today quoted Hnanc a* laying this at a banquet In Peking yesterday.—Renter
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    Ministry to step up war on pests
    124 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. Officers in charge of Cleansing Department divisions in Singapore will also carry out vector control duties in their areas from November. A spokesman for the Ministry of Health today described the move as a "small Internal reorganisation" to step up efforts
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    PSA NOW STUDYING HAKKA PROPOSAL FOR DEPOT
    132 2 PSA NOW STUDYING HAKKA PROPOSAL FOR DEPOT SINGAPORE, Fri. The Port Authority Is now considering a Hakka association's proposal of an alternative site to their cemetery for the port's inland container depot. It will be fixing a date to meet association officials. A PSA spokesman said today that the alternative
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    Visitors on guard
    137 2 BLISTYASCHY IS THE FIRST SOVIET WARSHIP HERE THIS is the 4.500--ton Blistyaschy a Soviet destroyer of the Kotlin class at anchor in the man-of-war anchorage in Singapore's Outer Roads. It is the first Soviet warship to call at Singapore. According to a Soviet Embassy spokesman, the destroye:
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    A truth is a truth, says Tun Tan
    326 2 A truth is a truth, says Tun Tan KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. MCA national president, Tun Tan Slew Sin, today made his stand clear "for the last time" in the dispute between his party and the DAP. In a statement, he said he stood by "every word in our first MCA
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    Reprieve for tenants
    185 2 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Government has agreed to allow the tenants of 150 shophouses In the Bras Basah constituency, which were acquired for urban renewal development, to stay on until the land is due for clearance. A proposal to charge an additional 20 per cent of the rent
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    $20,000 INSURANCE FOR 30 WORKERS
    119 2 SINGAPORE. Frl— Thirty employees of a cigarette firm, including salesmen, van drivers and cashiers, are to be Insured for $20,000 each against accidents and assaults while on duty. This is provided for in a collective agreement signed today between the management of Ban Leong Pte.
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    'Better terms' offer Nanyang
    849 3  - 'Better terms' offer Nanyang YEO TOON JOO By SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Lee Eii Seng, chairman and chief executive of Nanyang Siang Pan, today offered to give his editorial employees more pay than awarded by the Industrial Arbitration Court He said: "In the interest of Rood employ-er-employee relationship, and to raise
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    Fernandez back handcuffed to CPIB escort
    183 3 Fernandez back handcuffed to CPIB escort SINGAPORE. Fri. In dark suit Gerald Fernandez. former MSA secretary and legal adviser, arrived from London today by MSA Boeing 707 after bring away for a year and 10 months. Throughout the 8,000-mile Mieht he was handcuffed to his armed escort, Mr. Ronald Naidu.
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    Rain shields for drive-in cars
    185 3 Rain shields for drive-in cars SINGAPORE, Fri— Patrons of the Jurong drive-in cinema need no longer fear that rain will mar their viewing pleasure. For Cathay Organisation Is importing plastic shields from America to protect windscreens. Available in a few weeks, these shields, costing around $25 each, are attached to
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    Postgraduate study offer by S'pore to Asean
    183 3 SINGAPORE, Frl. THE Singapore Government is. for the first time, offering Asean scholarships for postgraduate studies. The postgraduate scholarships, tenable at the University of Singapore or Nanyang University, are available only to students of Malaysia. Indonesia. Thailand and the Philippines. Applicants for the
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    Loke Wan Tho library for Bird Park
    201 3 Loke Wan Tho library for Bird Park CINGAPORE. Fri. J A Loke Wan Tho memorial library is to be set up within the Jurong Bird Park to commemorate the late multi millionaire philanthropist and head of Cathay Organisation. The family of the late Dato Loke, who died with his wife
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    STUDENT FOUND HANGED
    89 3 JOHORE BAHRU, Fri Singapore student Ho Thai Phew, 21, was found hanged from a window at Tampol Mental Hospital early this morning. He had been committed to the hospital for observation by the Sessions Court here following an indictment for the mur- der of his step- brother.
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    Intruder stabs and burns
    328 5  -  N.G. KUTTY BARGIRL'S FLAT ATTACKED By SINGAPORE, Fri. A bar- waitress was stabbed and her Housing Board flat in Margaret ('lose set ablaze late last night by an intruder who smashed the window to get in. Madam Tan Siew Yang, 32, was admitted to Outram Hospital
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    HANDS AND LEGS IN A BUS...
    117 5 OINGAPORE, Fri A peon O who kicked a girl when she objected to him resting his hand on her thigh when they were in a bus was fined $200 today. Toh Kai Siong, 19, admitted using criminal force on Miss Chia Yin Lav. 22,
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    S'pore-Malaysian-HK venture to build a garment factory
    150 5 S'pore-Malaysian-HK venture to build a garment factory PENANG, Fri. A Singa-pore-Hong Kong-Ma-laysian venture will set up a factory at Rifle Range here to manufacture garments and wearing apparel for export to Europe. Canada and the United States The Dragon and Phoenix (Malaysia) Sdn.. Bhd. has signed an agreement with the
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    Taekwon-do buffet
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The president of the International Tae-kwon-do Federation, General Choi Hong HI. will attend a buffet and dance organised by local Instructors at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Sunday at 7 p.m. Gen. Choi, from Korea, is a ninth-dan black belt.
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    Work begins on satellite town in Woodlands
    69 5 SINGAPORE, Frl. The HDB has started earthworks at the new satellite town in Woodlands to build 5.000 flats in the Initial stage. A former rubber plantation site has been cleared for the first 1.500 units which are expected to be completed by the
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    Live bombing practice
    52 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. Singapore Armed Forces aircraft will coi. duct live firing and bombing training at the Southern Lslands live tiring range on Pulau Lawal from next Monday to Friday. Live firing times will be from 1. p.m. to 4.30 p.m. dally. The oubllc should keep clear of
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    Two charged with park robberies
    85 5 CINGAPORE, Fii. Two youths were charged today with robbing a couple at Kallang Park on July 10. Chong Kow Chal, 17, and Wong Fook Koon, 21, allegedly robbed Lim Lai Huat and Alice Tan Oeok Choo of $100. a wallet, a necklace and two pendants.
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    Khoh called to make his defence
    571 7 Khoh called to make his defence 7 WAS ATTACKED BY CROWD 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. JJ 0T E L executive Jeffrey Khoh Thiam Leng, 2«"), WM asked to make his defence in the High Court today on a manslaughter charge. Khoh is accused of manslaughter killing MSA flight steward Peter Bernard
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    Five days legwork for flat-dwellers
    152 7 CfNGAPORE, Fri. A lot of leg^vork is what residents in a number of HDB flats will have to do for about five days from Monday. The stairs wiU be the only means of access to their flats. The HDB, in a circular to the residents,
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    Brunei Sultan is now a general
    199 8 Brunei Sultan is now a general BANDAR SEBI BEGAWAN. Fri. Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah today became a general on bis 25th birthday of his own army. He has also become the Inspector-General of the Royal Brunei Police Force. In a radio announcement Col. Dato John Simpson, the Brunei army commander, said
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    Ten experts for Asian mass media seminar
    317 8 SINGAPORE, Fri TEN top Asian specialists in mass communications will meet here in September to exchange Ideas on problems facing the mass media in the region. They will be In Singapore on Sept. 6 for the opening session of a month-long travelling seminar
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    Another big drugs seizure
    201 8 SINGAPORE, Pfi THK ClD's anti narcotic agents have made anoUu 1 big drug seizure. Two bottles containing 136 "M" pills were seized in a police raid on a shop In Changi Road yesterday afternoon. The raiding squao. led by Asst. Sup' Ahmad Malik, hi of the
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    'SURPRISE' STRIKE BY 400 WORKERS
    127 8 'SURPRISE' STRIKE BY 400 WORKERS KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. —Nearly 400 Tractors Malaysia workers in seven states went on strike today catching both the management and the Ministry of Labour "by surprise." Up to late last night, officials of the National In ion of Commercial Workers and the management were trying
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    Ghazali: Be loyal to S'pore
    102 8 Ghazali: Be loyal to S'pore SINGAPORE, Fri. Inche Mohamad Ghazali Imall, Parliamentary Secretary Education > today urged students to be loyal to Singapore as this was of "crucial importance" V the future viability of i country as an Independent state. "The sooner this is understood, the better it will be
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    Bus a-fire
    36 8 PENANO. Fri. Passers- 1 helped to put out a fire •Me broke out In a City Council bi at Burmnh Road yestrrci. afternoon. The bus was cro»d< but all on board scrambled I safety.
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      192 8 1 ##o#» By V.T. Hamlin I WATCH ITi AiXKVr^* UUlU;?5 *v/ THOSE GUVS NEVER GAVE ME A THERE WHETF fWOU FIGURE I I P«OBAbI^""~~"^B I TM« MACHINES/ HOLY CHANCE TD CUT THE JUICE AFTR 7 THKTS I THAT JASPER ENDED UP?I BACK IN MOO I L^ HOT/ 1 KWCKERB-!^-. THEY
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  • NIGHT OUT...
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      Tynny goes goggles, hot-pants and boots
      192 9 Tynny goes goggles, hot-pants and boots TtfISS Tynny Chaw ITX (above) Is a lively vivacious girl with a simple, short hairdo, and a broad happy smile. She's not what you'd call a ravishing beauty. But she's cute. Tynny, 23, is rrom Taiwan. (Her parents, she said, came from Peking), and
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      A letter from Tony
      363 9 July 8, 1971 i Miss Nellie Har y c/o The Straits Times Republic of Singapore 12 Dear Nellie: Just a short note to thank you for the write up. Yes, lam coming j home, and am very proud to be coming home, as I have been
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      When a hanky would do just as well
      347 9 When a hanky would do just as well §0 it's now come to this, has it? "It's tie or scarf," proclaimed the girl attendant at the door of the Pub. "Oh I" exclaimed my escort, looking at his own sports shirt and bare neck in dismay. "Er couldn't you Just
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      THEIR FIRST TOPLESS
      64 9 NINE Cabinet ministers including Dr. Toh Chin Chye, the Minister for Science and Technology, and Dr. Ooh Keng Swee. the Minister for Defence, will be attending the premiere opening of the "Braslllana Carnival In Rio" show at the National Theatre tomorrow night. The performance featuring 45 dancers,
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      THIS IS ROCK
      494 9  -  GERRY de SILVA usrn PROCOL Harum Is one group which started at the top. Their problem is staying there. But the common splits that have rocked many top groups from the Rolling Stones and Beatles down have not spared Procol Harum. The group's history, short and vivid,
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  • The Straits Times Saturday Forum
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      Three big shows and one more to come
      146 10 Three big shows and one more to come THE evergreen Four Aces who performed at the Troplcana for one successful week was a tremendous experience for me. With this. I would like to refer to A. Tan Teck Chye (S.T.. June 11). This is the first time in Singapore when
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      VARSITY IS USING THAT 'OUTDATED' METHOD
      341 10 I REFER to the letter by "A mother who is concerned" (S.T.. July 14) concerning what she calls the "outdated teaching methods" in Chinese schools. I am not a Chinese school teacher, nor do I have anything to do with the teaching methods in
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      'Nothing wrong' at Thomson, but warded at Outram hospital...
      213 10 AT 3 a.m. on July 13 I brought my mother, who was complaining of unbearable chest pains and difficulty In breathing, to the casualty unit of the Thomson general hospital. The doctor on duty gave her a check-up and, to our
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      94 10 ITS high time the postal authorities woke up to the inefficient r^stal delivery in dis.rlct 11— Raffles Park. I am absolutely fedup with waiting for that postman, who, if he does arrive, only comes at 4 p.m. The postal system charges high rates for postage; but it seems to have
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      54 10 MOST of the flat-dwellers in my area are not permitted to fix TV antennae on the rooftop. They are forced to fix antennae along the corridor. This, however, does not give a clear view of channels 3 and 10. A common antenna is the only solution. It Is also more
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      The young men who sit tight in buses
      124 10 The young men who sit tight in buses I REFER to "Disgusted's" complaint about national servicemen occupying seats and sleeping in buses. Only a few sen:.fmrn are really to blame not the vast majority who behave and dress well in public. I have frequently come across many instances where national
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      53 10 ''THE other day I went for a show at one of our theatres. However it turned out to be a terrible evening, because the scat was Infested with bugs. The Government is taking action against mosquitobreeding. I wonder if It Is taking action against this bug menace in theatres. ENTERTAINMENT
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      Exposing food
      99 10 rr\HE Government's crackl down on hawkers wearIng dirty clothes Is to be greatly appreciated, but I feel a crackdown on the selling of exposed cooked food should be done first. Surely eating food that has been exposed to files and dust Is a greater health hazard than selling
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      MORE JOBS OPEN TO THE SCIENCE GRADUATE
      365 10 Govt replies THE main point made by "Science Today" (S.T., July 14), that employment opportunities in Government for science graduates are limited has no validity at all. It is common knowledge that there are more employment opportunities for science graduates. They can compete
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      But you can't be choosy...
      293 10 But you can't be choosy I WISH t o reply to a let t. r written by "Science Today" (S.T., July 14 1. He indicated that he had tried unsuccessfully foi more than six months t get a Job. He has my sympathy. The general tone of his letter also
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  • MALAYSIAN PARLIAMENT
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      Sardon: 552 have resigned
      405 11 Sardon: 552 have resigned KUALA LUMPUR, Friday A TOTAL of 552 doctors including 25 specialists and 48 dentists had resigned from tin- Government since 1965, Minister of Health, Tan Sri Sardon. told the Dewan Ha'ayat today. Among the reasons they gave were to open private practice, to go for further
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      30 here to see housing projects
      188 11 SINGAPORE. Frl— Thirty Japanese and South Korean land and housing developers made a oneday stopover here today to look at Singapore's private housing and urban renewal projects. The group flew In from Manila where they had been among 100 delegates who attended the one-day
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      Lock icon Christine our girl in Tokyo
      56 11 Christine our girl in Tokyo I OOKING her 1 best in a sarong kebaym is Miss Christine Gabriel, 18, Singapore's representative to the Miss Young International pageant contest now going- on in Tokyo. Christine, a secretarial student, will be vying with 49 other beauties all under 20, for the coveted
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      Shipyards are urged to 'pool your means'
      287 11 Shipyards are urged to 'pool your means' SINGAPORE, Frl. The Minister of State for Finance, Mr. Tang See Chim, tonight urged the smaller shipyards to pool their resources in training skilled labour, ship designing and development of technology. He was speaking at the third anuual dinner of the Singapore Association
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      TRAFFIC PLANS FOR SUNDAY REHEARSAL
      260 11 TRAFFIC PLANS FOR SUNDAY REHEARSAL SINOAPORE. Fri. Special traffic arrangements have been made for a rehearsal for the Combined Military and Police Bands and display groups at the Padang on Sunday morning. Vehicles except authorised ones and those bearing official labels will not be allowed to enter or remain In
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      Esso awards for varsity students
      62 11 Esso awards for varsity students SINOAPORE, Frl. Six final-year students, three each from Nanyang University and University of Singapore today received scholarships worth $2,500 each from Esso. They were among 24 students who worked with Esso during the recent long vacation under the oil company's Student Vacation Employment Programme. The
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      Honorary Chief
      30 11 SINOAPORE. Prl. The Malay Penchak Sllat (Malay art of self-defence) group will confer "Honorary Chief" title on the Parliamentary Secretary (Education). Incne Ohazall Ismail, tomorrow at 7.30 pm
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      AVENUE TO PEACE
      507 12 The dramatic announcement of President Nixon's intended visit to China opens vistas of peace. Direct talks between America's President and China's Prime Minister are the first and essential n-quirement for the negotiations that can lead to solutions of Asia's problems, and the world's. The joint statement by
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      HUSSEIN'S HEADACHE
      234 12 The fighting in North Jordan between the King's men and the Palestinian commandos is not a replay of the familiar drama staged at intervals since the June 1967 war, but a continuation of the struggle between royalists and refugees which will go on until one or the other
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      THE MISSING MEN
      235 12 Malaysia's Navy and Air Force are facing serious manpower shortages. Senior officers of both services have expressed concern at the situation. The Chief of Personnel Staff has gone so far as to warn that if the pilot shortage is not met then a number of aircraft may
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    Ceylon to end appeals to Privy Council
    995 12  - Ceylon to end appeals to Privy Council C. FERNANDO By COLOMBO Ceylon is about to establish complete Independence for its judicial system. A draft bill presented to Parliament by the United Left Front Government of Prime Minister Mrs. Sirimavo Bandaranaike will abolish Oie present right of appeal to the Privy
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      Industrial survey
      271 12 I refer to the letter from "Susah-lah" (ST. July 3) regarding the Survey of Manufacturing Industries, 1970 conducted by the Department of Statistics. The department, prior to conducting the Survey of Manufacturing Industries. 1970 has already considered the problems small esta b 1 1 shments have In completing
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      78 12 I REFER to the letter from 'Still Ringing' (ST. July I). Would the writer please advise me the date the call was made so as to enable me to carry out further investigations? I wish to assure the writer that no caller is left unattended for any unnecessary length of
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      DUTCH TOMBSTONES
      138 12 DURING a recent hollday in Malacca I was astonished to discover four very old Dutch Tombstones (12 feet by six feet) and dating back to 1674 lying neglected In the old English churchyard behind the Stadhujcs. As you will see from the enclosed snapshot, they were covered with
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    950 12  -  HUGH MABBETT In tough mood, he is likely to use his enhanced authority By JAKARTA tionalist Party suffered a shattering blow, since its organisation had depended heavily on support from village heads. The Nahdatul Ulama and other Muslim parties were less disastrously hit since local religious leaders frequently were
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      985 13 Harsh terms, Bruce tells Reds PARIS. Friday fl[R DAVID BRUCE, the U.S. Ambassador at the Vietnam peace talks, told the communists last night that their latest proposals contained "too harsh" conditions. He was responding to the seven-point plan put forward two weeks ago by the Vietcong's chief negotiator, Mdm. Nguyen
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      390 13 PEKING MUST HAVE VETO POWER IN SECURITY COUNCIL CALL NEW YORK, Fri. Eighteen of Peking's supporters have called on the General Assembly to recognise China as one of the Big Five powers in the Security Council and to expel Taiwan "forthwith" from all UN bodies. The strategy group, led by
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      32 13 SCARBOROUGH (England), Frl. The Transport and General Workers' Union Britain's largest trade union yesterday voted overwhelmingly against proposed legislation that will stringently control Commonwealth Immigration to Britain. Reuter.
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      Aspac move for accord with China
      180 13 Aspac move for accord with China jyjANILA, Frl. Nine traditionally anticommunist Asian countries ended a three-day ministerial-level conference today with an agreement to explore prospects for coexistence with China. A Joint communique omitted a paragraph included in its first draft that would have pledged continuing support fof Taiwan in its
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      Lock icon HUGHES BOWS OUT OF RACE FOR PRESIDENT
      230 14 HUGHES BOWS OUT OF RACE FOR PRESIDENT WASHINGTON. Fri. TT The crowded field of Democratic Party presidential candidates was reduced by one yesterday through the withdrawal nf Senator Harold Hughes of lowa. At least seven contenders remain and there were indications that all were still determined to go ahead with
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      Lock icon Gunmen snatch detained man from hospital
      117 14 Gunmen snatch detained man from hospital UELFAST, Fri. Five men armed with machine guns burst into the Royal Victoria Hospital here early today and took away a man who was under police guard. Police headquarters said the man had been detained after a shooting Incident in Belfast earlier this week.
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      Ellesberg shields wife from a heckler
      138 14 DOSTON. Fri— A U.S. mauistrate today said he needed more time to study a motion to dismiss charges against Dr. Daniel I Mrs berg who has admitted distributing secret Pentagon papers on Vietnam to newspapers. The motion alleged that the Government used illegal wiretaps
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      212 14 Carlos to act for Franco if he falls ill MADRID. Fri. General Franco today published a decree making arrangements for Prince Juan Carlos of Bourbon, King-designate of Spain, to act as Head of State if he becomes ill. The Prince was named as future King of Spain on July 22.
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      35 14 ADELAIDE. Frt. Three people died in a small town north of here today when a prtrol tanker loaded with high cctane fuel ran out of control, smashed into two houses and exploded. Reuter.
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      99 14 HEAVY FIGHTING IN JORDAN REPORT BEIRI'T. Fri. Palestinian commandos said early today that fierce flgtiting was rating in Ajloun, north Jordan, where Kins Hussein's air force was using rockets and napalm against them. A series of statements issued by the Palestine resistance command said the army was also using napalm
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      387 14 NEW YORK, Friday I^HE head of a United Nations committee said here it was seeking the appointment by the States concerned of a protective authority, such as a neutral power, to safegard human rights in occupied Arab territories. Mr. H.S. Amersinghe
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      71 14 VIENNA. Fri. Three high Rumanian communist oftlcuU were dismissed yesterday B what has been called Run. nla's cultural revolution. Communist party chief >. Ceauseseu has ordered party to take complete con'ru of the nations cultural afluirs and throw out all remnants of a bourgeois mentality.
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      Lock icon Cook jailed for hotel fire
      46 14 BANGKOK. Frt. Crtmlna'. court yesterday sentenced a cook to three and a hall years in prison for causing a hotel fire that killed 24 people Vichian Boonpeng got a seven-year sentence which was cut by half because of his MBfession UPI.
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      Lock icon Ne Win now Premier in 'no shocks' Cabinet
      330 15 Ne Win now Premier in 'no shocks' Cabinet RANGOON, Fri. Gen. Ne Win has announced his appointment as Prime Minister The statement last night indicated no change in the portfolios of the present 11-man Cabinet, except for the appointment of Revolutionary Council Secretary Col. Ko Ko as Cabinet Secretary with
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      46 15 TAIPEH. Pri. A Chinese acupuncturist. Dr. Wu Huiping. has left for Phnom Penh to treat Cambodian Prime Minister Lon Nol again. General Lon Nol has been partially paralysed since a stroke in February but is said to havr responded well to acupuncture.—Reuter.
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      33 15 WASHINGTON. Pri. Three disabled war veterans In wheelchairs two of them First World War soldiers drowned in a lake In lowa when the boat from which they were Cshlng overturned Reuter
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      147 15 NEW YORK. Frl. The Security Council last night approved a resolution condemning "acts of violence and destruction" committed by Portuguese armed forces against Senegal, which borders Portuguese Guinea. The 15-natlon body also authorised the dispatch of a special mission to Investigate the situation along
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      Lock icon A Yahya threat to quit C'wealth
      398 15 A Yahya threat to quit C'wealth ISLAMABAD, Friday PAKISTAN is seriously considering severing relations with the Commonwealth, a Government spokesman said yesterday. He said the key reason was Britain's attitude toward Pakistan since trouble erupted in East Pakistan in March. "In view of the attitude adopted by the senior-most member
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      Lock icon Killer's note claims he was provoked
      374 15 LONDON, Fri A YOUNG man whose death in a fumefllled car ended the police hunt for the killer of three French tourists, claimed in a confession note he had been provoked into the murders. At an Inquest Into the death of 24-year-old Michael Bassett
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      Lock icon VILLAGERS RETURN HOME AFTER GAS REMOVAL
      130 15 VILLAGERS RETURN HOME AFTER GAS REMOVAL OKINAWA, Fri. Evacuated Okinawan villagers returned home last night after the U.S. army safely moved hundred.s of tons of poison gas through their villages. The movement of 589 tons of toxic artillery and mortar shells was the first phase of the removal from this
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      116 15 /~q 'MrU \jd United Motor Works began in 1917 with the distributorship automot ye P arts ar 'd accessories. UMW in 1971 still m*mm*4^&_ /ijkvv distributes automotive parts and accessories only --"g^ W^S 1| v'S>) n a b'SQ 61 better way (experience helps!). Some call /^^iT^-i this progress. We still
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        Rises
        35 16 A. Brew. :.e. Ambassador \E. Ship 2.N.E. HcAlister i. Royal ientosa X.A.A. fume Pref. $6.60 $2.74 $2.74 $2.62 $3.08 $3.26 $0.91 $1.21 $1.48 $1.55 .20 .09 .08 .08 .08 .08 .07 .07 .05 .05
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        27 16 '.E.G.I. iithmuns an El. Iron Dev. heraton r. c. Union $2.20 $2.80 $135 $3.56 $0.50 $0.97 $0.98 $1.03 —.14 —.12 —.08 —.08 —.06 —.05 —.03 —.03
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        Most active stocks
        15 16 City Development 316,000. Far East Levincston 297.000. Haw Par 272.000. Setron 189.000.
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        42 16 July 15 July 16 Industrials 174.03 174.83 •IndiatrUb: 167.00 167.51 fHoUte: 83.81 83.85 Properties: 143.85 142.08 TlnsT M.35 94.39 rubber*: 118.41 118.35 tDec 30, 1966 100 (corr) Dec SO, 1966 s 100 (uncorr) fDec. 31, 1968 100 tDec. 29, 1961 100
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1063 16 HID AND OFFER PRICEt OFFICIALLY LItTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN TMI SINGAPORE AND KOALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOM* OF THE »TOCK "CHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE UNIT TRUST (Asia Unit Trust) {Mimiici prices far July 1*) Mai Invest Fund 1.46 1..M •Mill Proi Fund
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      SHARE PRICES END WEEK QUIETLY
      317 16 SHARE PRICES END WEEK QUIETLY /CONDITIONS were quiet V and barely steady on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Interest was confined to a handful of selective counters within narrow margins. Trading was less active and the volume of business was slightly lower. Thursday's slightly steadier trend was
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1346 16 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 lota of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (1) $1.64, (1) $1.63. Allied Choc. (1) $1.96, (2) $1.94. (1) $1.95, (1)
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      Exchange rates
      167 16 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at July 16. uocai aoiiars ir. one unu of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollars to 100 unite Df Foreign Currency Belgian
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      Sales up, profits down
      561 16 CALES hit new records in Singapore for Fraser Neave last year, remained static in Malaysia, but steep cost increases coupled with terminal losses in Bangkok hit profitability. Chairman Tan Sri Tan Chin Tuan, In his annual report for the year ended March 1971, says it Is
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        Tin price advances again
        217 16 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday advanced by another $2.50 to $646.50 per picul on an official offering down 40 tons at 209 tons. The marxet was fairly steady with moderate support from the United Kingdom and the United States. LONDON: Thursdays tin rose by
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        PALM OIL
        34 16 In London on Thursday the price of Malayan per cent CIF UK/N European port* in bulk, sterling per long ton Dec. 'Jan. was quoted at (JKJIIS sellers or tx-Cont. $278 sellers (unchanged).
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 16 JULY 16. RUBBER: 100.25 cents per kilo (up 0.75 cent). TIN $646.50 (up $2.50). Official offering 209 tons (down 40 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        105 16 S'HINCtf PRODUCE EXCHANCI. SINGAPORE NOON CLOIINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY seller* Coprs: Mixed (fob) loose Aug Sept UK Com 133 B Pepper: Muntok AST A white fob. lOu NLW $190 sellers. Sarawak white fob. 96' NLW SISu sellers. Sarawak special black fob «6 NLW Sl4O M-n.ri. Sarawak AST
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        55 16 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In U.B. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore dollars per tael. Thundiy W»dn.td«y III) SU.I. London 40.425 40.35 Beirut 40 70 40.63 Hongkong 41.71 4167 Zurich 40.45B 40.3SB 40.SSS 40.4SS TTlt 40.SS 40.S1 8'por* (1) 41.90 41.46 S
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        Copper prices
        35 16 London copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets): Wlrebar Spot buyer £474.00 ({491.00) seller (479.00 (£492.00): Three Months buyer £4<*7.50 (£500.50) seller {40H.00 (£501.50). Mirkst tow: Steady at lower level Sales: 2.600 tons.
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      RUBBER GOES UP
      321 16 rrHE rubber market x ruled quietly but with a steadier undertone following a continuation of Thursday's short covering and more of a selling reserve. Sentiment was Improved and encouraged by a report that President Nixon had accepted an invitation to visit China. Physicals were quiet but forwards
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      167 16 FABKR I'NION is to pay a first and final dividend of 7J per cent for 1970 compared with 6 per cent last time. Operating profits before taxation went down to $98,073 against $387,987 in 1969. Tax charges account for $20,000 against $170.--000 last time leaving a net profit
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        MELBOURNE
        355 16 \fELBOURNE. Thurs— Mining aX and oil shares held steady In quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Heavyweights and speculatlves were both mixed with small moves. Industrials were marginally firmer In quiet trading. Woodside was active but remained fairly static during the day. It closed one cent up
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        Asian dollar
        67 16 Asian dollar rates were quoted yesterday by the following banks: OCBC. Chartered. Bank of America. FNCB and First National Bank of Chicago. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 nun 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths .2 mths a- •< 10 ov 5-15
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        NEW YORK
        273 16 YEW YORK. T.urs. An early rally ran out of steam around mid-session and the market closed narrowly mixed in moderately active trading. Analysts attributed the market's early spurt to an extension of yesterday's advance and to a bullish reading of developments at the Paris peace talks. The Dow
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        Indices
        76 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 74.45 Wednesday 74.28 Week ago 73.23 RUBBERS Thursday 209 82 Wednesday 209.33 Week ago 207.73 OILS Thursday 360.27 Wednesday 360 69 Week ago 353.15 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 406.2 Wednesday 403 3 Week ago 385.0 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 888.87 Wednesday 89T21 Week ago 900 90
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        HONG KONG
        320 16 JJONO KONG, Frl. The market opened on a steady tone. When the news that President Nixon was to vtslt China next year was received, a mini boom set In. During the afternoon the forward movement received a check when profit-taking appeared. The market closed on a steady note.
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    Our own art forms will emerge, says Lim
    170 17 Our own art forms will emerge, says Lim SINGAPORE, Frl. The Minister for Education, Mr. Urn Kirn San, Is optimistic that distinctive national art forms will emerge In Singapore. In a message to the Singapore Youth Festival 1971 programme, Mr. Llm says: The music and dance presentations and the arts
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    US-China detente augurs well for SEA: Razak
    323 17 US-China detente augurs well for SEA: Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Tun Abdul Razak said today the increasing detente in US China relations was an encouraging step towards the realisation of Malaysia's proposal for a neutralisation of Southeast Asia. "I hope in particular it will soon lead to a resolution of
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    Your I-card, Mrs Daly
    49 17 SINOAPORE. Fri. A BritUh Services identity card bearing the name Mrs. I. Daly passport No. *****58. dated Oct. 30. 1970. was found at Seletar Hill Estate a few days ago by a Straits Times reader. The owner can claim it at the Straits Times office.
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    Dunstan presents rare birds to Jurong
    261 17 Dunstan presents rare birds to Jurong SINGAPORE, Friday SOUTH Australian Premier Mr. Donald Dunstan today presented three pairs of birds to the Jurong Bird Park as a gift to the people of Singapore from the people of South Australia. Mr. Dunstan, accompanied by the Deputy Australian High Commissioner, Mr. M.
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    Nine in 10 get heart disease because they don't exercise
    194 17  - Nine in 10 get heart disease because they don't exercise WONG LAI WAH By CINGAPORE, Frl. 13 Nine in 10 heart patients in Singapore get the disease because they have no exercise. Addressing a Lions Club meeting at Hotel Equatorial last night, Professor M.B. Ghosh of Outratn Hospital said: "The
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      133 17 On your TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Programme Summary 1.12 Programme Summary 3 0? 3 S Ulangan 0.05 Majallah TV 3.26 The George Raft Story 34 Ban(j KM Starring Ray Danton and Juiie London M < M 5.05 Programme Summary S.lt Peristiwa 5.11 Josie And The Pussycats 9.37 The Twilight
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    Did PC use sixletter word he shouldn't have?
    214 18 CINGAPORE, Fri. The word "bugger" should not be used by any civil servant in the course of his duties, the seventh magistrate; Mr. Chia Quee Kee said today. I Mr. Chla said this when Radha Krishna, of Boscombe Road, alleged that Police
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    New call-up
    20 18 SINOAPORE. Prl. Another batch of national servicemen will be called up for full-time military service on July 21.
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    Uproar again in court
    271 18 By 8. M. MUTHU SINGAPORE, Fri. Today, for the second day running, police and women relatives of political detainees clas h c d in the Fourth District Court. The women at one stage lifted a bench to charge through a police cor- don to attack prison
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    STATE COLOURS FOR JAMBOREE SCOUTS
    117 18 CINOAPORE, Prl. President Sheares presented the BUU Colours and the Scout Association's flag to a party of 26 scouts at an Istana tea party today. The scouts, including five women, will take part In two major world scout events. They will attend a Hong Kong
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    Skid-crash in the rain
    60 18 IT rained quite heavily in Singa- pore yesterday and here is one of the casualties. A skid in the rain caused this Vauxhall Viva to crash into a lamppost in Holland Road. The motorist was rushed to Outram Hospital in an ambulance. Late last night, police
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      217 18 Straits Times Crossword I I I^H ACROSS 7. Some time during the week 1 The very people to Incite to ab °J" r8llh d lth fllrutlon? (3-3-5. 4>. v*^ arrangement 1 On'reTecVn a^ndlc'.U jfefctf h 10. v!uf 8 "oet^een A,"«*m-<* training U. FSSrZ? ST ££3 15 cutting loc* m. Nonsense
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    'NTUC must have own political party if Govt is changed
    496 19 'NTUC must have own political party if Govt is changed LOOKING 10 YEARS AHEAD SINGAPORE, FrL Professor T.I I. Elliot adviser to the NTI'C, said last night thai if the present political leadership were replaced, tie would advise the NTUC to think very BeriotlSly about forming its own political party.
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    'Watchdog' on civil rights
    493 19 K. LUMPUR. Fri. I\ELEGATES to the JL' Malaysian Law Conference were told today of the urgent need for a watchdog committee to protect civil rights in Malaysia. MR P CTMARASWAMY. a lawyer who spoke on the subject of fundamental liberties, suggested the formation of an Association
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    Parking offence
    39 19 SINGAPORE. FTi. Motorist Chow Cheong Kang. ol Prince Philip Avenue, was fined $15 today when he admitted parking his car at the Shenton Way season car park on July 30. 1969 when he had no season ticket
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    Pollution, water, traffic report by S'pore to UN
    434 19 Pollution, water, traffic report by S'pore to UN SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore has Just submitted a comprehensive report on the state of environment in the Republic to the United Nations. The report will form the basis for a discussion of the Republic's environmental problems and steps taken and planned to solve
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    Scooter thief fined $1,000
    41 19 SINGAPORE, Frt. Lee Slew Seng. 23. was fined $1,000 or six months' Jail today when he admitted stealing a scooter belonging to Kwek Chin Kirn at Jalan Dua. Kallang Estate, on June 20. Lee had a conviction.
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    Anniversary
    22 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Overseas Assurance Corporation Ltd. will hold a dinner to commemorate its 51st anniversary at the Peking Restaurant tomorrow.
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    110 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. Another 1,613 civilian employees were discharged from the British services between April and June this year leaving about 11,000 on the payroll. With 184 new recruits, the net reduction for the period was 1,429, according to the Far East Command's quarterly report published today.
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      136 20 Congratulations and Best Wishes to THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPN. LIMITED. on the occasion of their 51st ANNIVERSARY from:V CYCLE CAnniAGE CROUP BEST WISHES THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION, LIMITED on the celebration of their 51st ANNIVERSARY JERNEH INSURANCE CORPORATION SDN. BHD. 4th Floor, Bangunan Bank Bumiputra Jalan Melaka. Kuala Lumpur. Tel:
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      75 20 f SOLID AS A ROCK l| The.bank for allbig and small We are glad we are the strongest and largest local Bank in Malaysia and Singapore. Because this means we can serve you with the greatest safety and effectiveness. Whether you are big or small, we welcome your business. Start
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      6 20 The Overseas Assurance Corporation Limited SUPPLEMENT
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      Important role of OAC in area's economy
      534 20 Corporation celebrates 51st anniversary By Special Writer INSURANCE based on sound underwriting principles coupled with a sound investment policy, and ploughing back of profits into the business these factors, and a team of talented and hardworking staff seem to be the formula for
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      BOARD OF DIRECTORS, EXECUTIVES
      85 20 BOARD OF DIRECTORS, EXECUTIVES Tan Sri Tan Chin Tuan. chairman of the Overseas Assurance Corporation Limited, is seen in centre. Others in the picture are, from right: Mr. Tan Hoajr Gie. general manager; Mr. Peter lap Ec Kaw, director; Dr. William Oh, director; Dr. S. Y. Liv, director; Dato S.
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      Board consists of leading personalities
      626 20 Board consists of leading personalities TAN Sri Tan Chin Tuan, who became chairman of the company in 1969, is well-known among banking and financial circles and needs no introduction. Besides being also the mmmm chairman and managing director of the OverseaChinese Banking Corporation Limited, he is also the chairman of
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      Chairman recalls steady growth of firm
      302 20 IMKSSAGE FROM TAN SRI TAN CHIN Tl AN, CHAIR MAN OF THE OVKRSKXS ASSIRANCK CORPORA TION LIMITED: 6 OVER fifty years ago, when the business of insurance was still in its infancy in this part of the world, a group of pioneer entrepreneurs decided
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      Firm's business covers life and general insurance
      305 21 Firm's business covers life and general insurance rrHE Overseas Assu--1 ranee Corporation umited, being a composite insurance comany, provides a very omprehensive range of nsurance covering •oth general and life life insurance. This company's business omes broadly under the ire, Marine. Miscellaneous \ccident, Motor, Life and reinsurance Departments. Of the
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      The big names in OAC's history
      220 21 The big names in OAC's history 'PHE Overseas Assurance Corporation Limited was founded in 1920, almost a century after Stamford Raffles founded Singapore. It was from this fact that its cable address "Centenary" was derived. The late Dr. Lim Boon Keng was its first chairman in 1920 but resigned a
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      Company's senior executives
      239 21 Company's senior executives MR. Tan Hoay <„, joined the Overseas Assurance Corporation Ltd. in 1950 as an accountant. He was appointed secretary in 19f>9 and has been general manager since 1962. A certified accountant and chartered secretary, Mr. Tan received his early education at the AngloChinese School. He holds several
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      85 21 We Are Pleased To Offer OutCongratulations Best Wishes on the occasion of your 51st. ANNIVERSARY SIME DARBY INSURANCE SERV ICE SIME DARBY SINGAPORE LTD. Crosby House, 71, Robinson Road, Singapore 1 CHIEF AGENTS OF OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION CONGRA TULA TIONS and BEST WISHES to THE OVERSEAS ASSURANCE CORPORATION LTD. on
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      85 21 UMW extends heartiest congratulations to Overseas Assurance Corp. Ltd., N0.5, Malacca Street, Singapore t, on the happy occasion of their Anniversary Celebrations. UNITED MOTOR WORKS '■I St'inqoon Batu Tip ipoh Sq Patam Kuala Trengganu Kuala Krai Temcrloh Kuanun Yong Peng M I'*"u1 u S ldikin Brunei To n A| O'
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    31 22 THE FAMILY of the late Mr. Joseph Png Slew Nglap convey their thanks to relatives and friends for their prayers, kind assistance. Attendance, donations and wreaths during their recent bereavement.
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    43 22 C.A.T.S. FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE OUR TELEPHONE OPERATORS WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE FROM S A.M. 4 P.M. TODAY CALL SPORE *****1. LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS in Hotel Smgapura for your latist hairstyles, expert pcrm:ng and gorgeous tinting. Very moderate prices. Appointments: Telephone *****3 (Spore).
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    54 22 MRS LIM LIANG HOW. M, passed away peacefully on 14.7.71 leaving behind 3 sons. 4 daughters, 4 sons-in-law. 2 daughters-in-law. 28 grandiliildren 6 grandsons ir-law 6 i:randdauKhters-ln-law. If. great i-rand children, to mourn her loss. Kuneral on Sunday 1V7.71. Cortege NKee Ann Kongsl. 4 m.s. Upper SeranKOon Road at
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      940 22 Shops to let NEW OFFICE SHOPHOUSE. TO LET Excellent Locality. Just behind thr new 8.T.8. Building (the Orchard Exchange A Engineer ng Centre.) Ideal for all l.nes of business. PLEASE PHONE SINGAPORE *****, ***** OR 7799S FOR FURTHER INFORMATION APPROXIMATELY 1,200 SQ. FT. ideal shopping office space at Ban Guan
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      716 23 (Cont. from Page 22) Wanted to purchase HUVCR RCQUIRCI Old Rubber/Coconut etc. eitate of 3.000 to 4000 iicre* amiable lor converaion to oil l«lma. Mill details to Box A 1220 sT. Penanx BUYER REQUIRES Rubber Eitate ■Pl.roxlmately 2,000 acres Full details to Box A 1221 ST. Penang. For hire UiCO
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      639 23 BEAUTIFUL ALSATIAN PUPPIEJ also Dobermann price reasonable 64 n < r n KI!on« K«chll off Ponggol AY tT^ nAHD Oo Foo cheapest tV^U*-" for S lb Telephone ***** during office houn. f.',l" ARANtR MALf month. AKC T^VSVSTptre LOV Ch dren POMERiAN M.KA CI.AU I m female 2 months old. *****6.
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      714 23 I I CHINESE ANTIQUES PORCELAIN JADE. New Shipments arrived 1 Prices reasonable. Wholesale' retal all welcomed. 5. Temple St B'pore. I *****. OUTSTANDING FRAMING? Call Tang Chou Art Gallery Kramers 333. Outram Park Blk. 24 Sport 9«576. USED SITTING DINING SETS wardrobe bedsteads etc. nominal price Phone *****7 Saturday afternoon
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      795 23 I. CHINESE EXECUTIVE BACHELOR I. (27) recently returned from overseas II seeks sincere friend* (IS 25) Telephone and photo (returnable) appreciated. Box A3BM ST. Spore. II TALL PLEASANT QUIIT Chine Lady seeks ilnoere friends ax c above 24. Box A 5900 ST. S'po photo (returnable). GENERAL SPR A Y PAINTINC
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      1018 23 Saturday Car Market (j Vehicles lor KCNO SOON CREDIT (PTE > LTD 1068 Uudi 1000 8/W S Beater. New Isuxu Truck 2 tonner: 19*8 Toyota Corolla Salooc and 8 w Volkswagen 1300: 1968 Mazda IOW 8/W and 1200 c.c. Saloon: 1967 Mazda 1500 Saloon and S/W: 1961 Datsun IUOO S/W;
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      1097 23 1970 JULY Toyota Corolla De-lux* 1 owner, excellent condition. Beit offer over $3,900,'- lecurei. Rin« Ronl, ***** S pore after 2 p.m. AUITIN 1100 October 1964 well ma ntalned. good condition. 3} mpg. comprehensively iniured till February 1972, J3.340 Tel: S'porr *****4. BEAUTIFUL SPORTS CAR for $1 750 I 19«1
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      635 23 DRUG HOUSES OF AUSTRALIA (ASIA) PTE. LTD. have a vacancy for an Accountant The man we want will probably be an aggressive younger man. with practical experience of costing preferably in the pharmaceutical or chemical industry, who is seeking advancement and an expansion of his responsibilities Practicality and proven ability
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      477 24 WELL ESTABLISHED COMPANY REQUIRES 1) ACCOUNTING OFFICER Age. Not more thon 35 years. I Duty: To be responsible for the entire accounting function of Company. Experience: Minimum 3 yeors experience in accounting work of an established company or with accounting firm. Qualification: Applicant should be in possession of a recognized
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      365 24 WEU-ESTABUSHED IHOUSTRIAI FINANCE COMPANY invites applications for the pott ot LOANS OFFICER 1 •Juliet include lunn evuiuatu n teasibllity studies ana general administration Dertaiiilns t< 'n-iustnal estate development i wi miiii mkiw i) A aecree preteruDi; in tconomic- Commerce >i *co;un ancv from t recognised University ot Experience in the
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      374 24 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PERSEKUTUAN Permohonan2 ada-lah di-pelawa daripada Warga Negara Malaysia untok Jawatan2 berikut:--(1) Juruteknik Vkor (Luar) Kelulusan Sljil OSC/MCE/SPM dan Lulus perengkat pertama "Government Examination" (Jabatan Ukor) atau yang setaraf dengannya. Tancca Gaji untok Jawatan: $325 x 25A $500/ EFF/ $550 x 25A $850. (Oaji permulaan ada-lah bergantong kapada
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      350 24 UNITED INDUSTRIAL CORPORATION LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) Application has been made to the directors of this company to issue duplicate certificates in place of the following certificates which ha/c been reported lost or destroyed: Certificate No. In Name Of No. of Share* A *****1 to A *****8 Mr Aloysius Seek
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      203 24 NOTICE The PUBLIC U hereby notified that with effect from the 13th July, 1971, the following gentlemen:— CHONO SAY ENG i Staff Manager), NO BOON LEE (Staff Manager II). LIM MEE LEE (Staff Manager III). LIM BEING TETK (Debit 3>. YEOH KOK SENO (Debit s>. TONG LIM LYE SENG (Debit
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      Lock icon Virus hits Lions
      173 25 EIGHT PLAYERS ILL -SO TRAINING SESSION CANCELLED IN NAPIER NAPIER. Friday \T LEAST eight members of the British Lions rugby touring team are suffering from influenza, forcing cancellation of a training session at Napier today. The virus apparently minor but causing severe tihroat irritation and in some
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      Evonne's shock defeat
      114 25 LONDON. Fri. Wimbledon champion Evonne Ooolagong of Australia slumped U> a surprise 6-0. 4-6. 6-2 defeat against fifth ranked American Patti Hogan in the Rothmans tennis tournament at Hoylake yesterday. M Miss Ooolagong. the defending title-holder, never got going in the first set of the quarter-ftnal which
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      ROSEWALL TOPPLES LAYER IN ROUND 3
      106 25 ROSEWALL TOPPLES LAYER IN ROUND 3 WASHINGTON. Fri— Ken Rosewail beat fellow Austialian Rod Layer 5-7. 6-3. 6-1 yesterday in the third round of the US$5O,OOO Washington Star international tennis tournament. Rosewall. the 36-year-old US Open champion, broke Layer's service five straight t.mes in winning through to a quarterfinal encounter
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      Jacklin pairs with Oosty
      371 25 CRAMPTON LEADS IN 'WESTERN 9 DESPITE PENALTIES I ONDON. Fri. Peter Oosterhuis and Craig Defoy, two of Britain's most promising golfers, were yesterday named for the World Cup at Palm Beach, Florida, on Nov. 11-14. Oosterhuis. 23. will partner Tony jacklln for England while American-born Defoy.
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      Lock icon Li, Cheng in semi-finals
      86 25 LAGOS. Fri. Welsh international Graham Davis beat Scottish player Malcolm Sudgen here last night to qualify for the semi-finals of the men's singles In the allNigeria open table tennis championships. Davis eliminated Sudgen 15-21. 21-19. 18-21. 24-22. 23-21 and qualified to meet China's No. 1 Li
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      US baseball results
      85 25 YEW YORK. FW. Results A> of yesterday's league baseball games: National Lea<ue New York 9 Houston 4; Chicago 7 Philadelphia 6: St. Louis 7 Montreal 3 (Ist), Montreal 6 St. Louis 4 1 2nd': Los Angeles 6 Atlanta 0: Cincinnati 2 San Francisco 1. Pittsburgh 4 San
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      260 25 The Aussie swimmers fantastic, says US coach NEW YORK, Frl. None of the Americans had peaked (or last weekend's swimming and diving meet at Santa Clara, California, but some of the Russians and Australians were so good they were "shocking," Indiana coach Jim Counsllman said yesterday. "The American swimmers and
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      270 25 PORT OF SPAIN (Trinidad), Fri. A cricket official here denied a London press report that West Indies delegates to the International Cricket Conference in London next week were giving an ultimatum to Australia to cancel the South African tour of Australia this winter. Jeffrey Stollmeyer,
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      Nineteenth September does smart trial in soft going
      284 26 Nineteenth September does smart trial in soft going VTINEI£ENTH SEPTEMBER 11. one Of the leading fancies in the King's Gold Cup at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow, stepped up in fine style yesterday. Lyle Harbrldge kept the Pall Mall four-year-old on a tight rein over 3f In 40 2/ssec In soft going.
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      Back-in-form Loonshiang hard to beat
      146 26  -  EPSOM JEEP RACING with T OONSHIANG, winner of the King's Cup and the Gold Vase, can return to winning form at Kuala Lumpur today. He looks hard to beat in the Div. 3 field in Race 6. He showed in gallops that he has regained
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      169 26 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1: SPECIAL FILM SPECIAL FILM SPECIAL FILM Middle East Sure Profit Kaiiar KaUar Glen Robin Voluble Race i: T. SUCCESS RED MINK SPOTAVANA Miss Marianne Mlsa Marianne Miss Marianne Penanc Holiday Pace Boy Pseudonym Race J: MYSTIC MUSIC LUCKY LUCKY MYSTIC MUSIC Ming
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      1454 26 KAISAR: Showed return to ;orm in last start at Penang on May 16 when second with 8.10 to Miami .8.10. in Div 47f race; whipped useful Pepego by three lengths In CXass 4 6f race at Penang last July; each-way chance. EASTERN DANCER: On board in four
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      Indons to compete in Asian cycling meet
      213 27 INDONESIA Is the latest country to accept Singapore's Invitation to take part In the Fifth Asian Cycling Championships here from Oct. 23 to Oct. 30. Confirming this at the third meeting of the Organising Council held at the Ministry of Social Affairs recently,
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      Commodore Millington
      73 27 SINOAPORE Armed Forces Yacht club's officials elected at the recent general meeting. Commodore: Air Commodore Mtlllngton; Vice Commodore. Cpt Lawrence Hoh, Rear Commodore; Cpt Sardar All; Secretary: Cpt. Ramakrtshnan; Treasurer: Cpt. Foong Fook Kee: Chairman of House Committee: Cpt. C S Retnam; Sailing Secretary: Robert Tan, Captain of
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      253 27 CIX newcomers with a "great future" have been selected to represent Singapore in the 10--nation Asian shooting championships in Seoul from Sept 15 to 25. i They and veteran Loke Yung Fun, who has competed in international meets since 1960, are being prepared for the
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      Singapore team have twofold Cup mission
      277 27  -  JOE DORAI By CINGAPORE are out of the running for the Malaysia Cup championship but they have a two-fold mission tomorrow when they meet Negri Sembilan in a second round South Zone match at Jalan Besar stadium (7.30 p.m. kickoff) Their main target is
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      Raghavan, Bedi rout Glamorgan
      205 27 CARDIFF. Fri. Spin bowlers Blshen Singh Bedi and S. Venkataraghavan again underlined their threat to England in the First Test next week when they blazed through the Glamorgan batsmen to give the Indian cricketers a win by 102 runs here today. Bedi and Venkataraghavan accomplished the
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      Trials today
      34 27 SINOAPORE AAA will hold its SEAP Oames trials for relay events at Farrer Park athletic centre at 5 p.m. today. Yesterday's trials at Chinese High School was cancelled because of heavy rain
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      Refs warn 'bully boys'
      99 27 PSX)TBALL Referees Associa- tion of Singapore warned yesterday that it would take legal action against "bully-boys" intimidating referees at FAS league matches. FRAS secretary H.S. Dhilllon said: "We have now set up a special fund to act on such contingencies. We will not hestitate to institute
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      SICC Captain's Prize golf draw
      403 27 DRAW and starting times for Singapore Island Country Club's Captains Prize golf tournament at Buklt Course tomorrow First tee 7.45 a.m. Harold Chan (12) and S.C. Lim (19) v Tan Kirn Seng (13) and Kenneth Tan (19); 7.51 Tan Kwang Joo (6) and V.T. Rajan
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      482 27  - SHA give tourists good fight GODFREY ROBERT By SINGAPORE Hockey Association President's Eleven gave the visiting Combined Indian Universities side "our toughest match so far in the tour" by holding them to 4-2 at Farrer Park yesterday. The youngish looking Singapore team, which contained five Asian Games players, gave hopes
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      260 27  - Calypso cricket: Bid to win friends for game PERCY SENEVIRATNE By S-IX-A-SIDE cricket a 25-over game which aims for a swashbuckling approach will be tested during next month's Pesta Sukan. Singapore Cricket Association Is introducing it here at the inter school cricket carnival at Balestier Road on Aug. 8. SCA
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      Soccer seminar
      89 27 TAMIL Brotherhood Associa--1 tion will organise a one-day 'soccer seminar' for its players and members at BODCA sports club premises in St. Georges Road on July 25. Two Singapore national coaches Yap Boon Chuan and Choo Seng Quee and senior FIFA and Singapore referee G. SuDplah will give
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      104 25 vrnfTri r^^\ r A /T""^ INTENTIONAL H i. DRAW MWm^b I THE SIMPLEST V^V/ WAY TO HIT A DRAW N>^ IS -TO RODRESS THE BfILL WITH THE CLUBFACE SLIGHTLY CLOSED AND AIM TO THE RIGHT OF THE THRGIT— THEM SWING NORMALLY. ANOTHER METHOD IS TO GRIP THE CLUB WITH BOTH
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      197 25 ft lw>Qr SOEKARNO by his wife Hartini This week Hartini tells of Soekarno's adventure with a Russian girl... his surprise from President Nasser and her letters from him. Her story appears in Weekend, free with the Sunday Mail tomorrow. WEEKEND The Sunday Mail\^jMagazine Once in a lifetime shots happen every
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      165 27 FREE! TV aerial with 23" GEC TV set at only SSS7O/--19" TV GEC model 603 (table model) at a special price of SS42O/- only (without aerial) This offer is good for a limited period only. Special features ol GEC TV sets: 'Incorporated with a VHF/UHF Tuner 'highly transistorised 'highly stable
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      33 27 ATHLETICS BAAA trial* i Farrer Park 5 p.m.). NETBALL SWNA league Dlv 2: 007 One v Unknowns Two TTC v MBA. IRC v BPCSA. OBC One v ITC. PSA v Seventies (K»rr«r Park).
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      401 27 WORD PUZZLE Cat Utaf iattrl lietl y STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY I WORD PUZZLE B Ofp: C'< Mt ft ii aiarr caaiaai I irTJ ltll 1 I I 1 (Mt all I /Mittl 1 I 1 l______-_ Cat alaaf «attt< i-m J CLUES FOR B-6 1. Walk, as witi 11 injured
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    134 28 SKY VOICE URGES REDS TO SURRENDER IPOH, Fri. An aircraft flying at tree-top level is being used to warn communist terrorists of the dangers they face from the security force!*. "We are satisfied that there are terrorists in the Jungle who would like to give up because of disillusionment and
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    No top Toto winners
    39 28 SINGAPORE, Frl. There were no first or second group prize winners in last night's Toto Draw No. SS/71. The first group Jackpot prize for this Sunday's Toto Draw No. .56 71 has Increased to 1110.000.
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    457 28 T ONDON, Prl.— Tbe stock market Jj moved ahead In active trading. Expectation* of an announcement of reflation*!? action by the Chancellor of the Exchequer when he maters hla Common'! itatement on Monday, today's talks between the Chancellor and the general secretary of the TUC and anticipation of
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    36 28 PHNOM PENH, Prl. Two sons of deposed Cambodian leader Prince Norcdom Sihanouk today denied any Implication In terrorist activities at their trial on charges of political murder and collaboration with the enemy.
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    38 28 AMMAN. FH. King Hussein's tanks closed In today on the last stronghold of the Palestinian guerillas in North Jordan behind a screen of air and ground bombardment, the guerilla military command reported. AP.
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    33 28 LONDON, Prl. Irish-born film actor Richard Harris was reportedly flung out of a pub in the Covent Garden wholesale fruit market today after a brawl with angry porters. Reuter
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    Still over IOOm
    46 28 SINGAPORE, Fri. The amount of water used yesterday remained at 100.6 million gallons, the same as on Wednesday. Demand has remained at above the 100 million gallon mark for the fourth aav in succession and the eighth time in the last nine days.
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    25 28 PERPLEXED Taiwanese in Taipeh scan the afternoon editions of Friday's papers for news of President Nixon's decision to visit China. AP radiophoto.
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    $1 mil debt company to wind up
    181 28 $1 mil debt company to wind up SINGAPORE, Friday IJUA Heng Rubber Factory Ltd., of Boat Quay, said to be owing $1.16 million to 22 local rubber dealers, is to be wound up under an order of the High Court. i The order was granted today by Mr. Justice Chua
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    24 28 SEOUL. Fri. Three South Korean Journalists were today acquitted of charges of helping the communist cause in a magazine article. Reuter.
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    72 28 Don't bring the boys home SAIGON, Frl. The U.S. Command has banned playing of the pop record "Bring the boys home" over the Armed Forces Vietnam network because it could "give aid to the enemy." Sung by Freda Payne, who has recorded several hits, the lyrics include a phrase "everybody
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      484 28 Bj serve hot, delicious tim sum for I A' KMa^ I you could book 8 table for ten I |fek> Vi li l**^*B I I course Chinese dishes from SBO pPjH^LlJiiflMf service. (See the host of waiters, J y^Jl |}l TfJ 1 1 1 1 i: waitresses and supervisor in
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      3 28 DON'T WASTE WATER!
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      130 28 Power-packed i^^^^H Sv The DOLMAR Jumbo, Type CT, develops 12 HP SAE at 6,800 r.p.m., 118 ccm displacement. Saw zips through tough timber in all speed ranges. What's more: Tillotson diaphragm carburettor permits cutting in any position; electronic ignition system, indestructible centrifugal clutch. All the pros agree: A real Jumbo-worker,
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      59 29 BATTERY COMPACT IN SIZE OUTSTANDING IN PERFORMANCE gives you the best start through the day GS BATTERY (M) SDN. BHD. 179. Jin. Ipoh, Kuala Lumpur. Malaysia. Tel: *****5/7. manufacturers of the unique Rotary engine congratulate their dealer Asia Motor Co. (XL) Sdn. Bhd on the launching of the Mazda Capella
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      Company launches Mazda Capella RE
      1007 29  -  Freddie Cheah Rotary engine assembled car By LAUNCHING of Toyo Kogyo's Mazda Capella RE (for Rotary Engine) by Asia Motors today marks the beginning of a new era for motoring enthusiasts all over the country. It will introduce the revoluntionary new rotary engine the engine
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      Giant step forward in battle against pollution
      551 29 Giant step forward in battle against pollution \TITITH the successful development of a commercially leasible rotary engine in 1967. Toyo Kogyo has taken a giar.t step forward in the continuous fight against air pollution. For the engine is a "natural" in checking bot.'i air and noise pollution without sacrificing any
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      28 29 A DOCUMENTARY film on the complete operations of the rotary engine will be shown on Network One of Television .Malaysia tomorrow at 7.30 p.m
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      Over 120,000 rotary engines installed in Mazdas
      995 30 TOYO KOGYO IN FOREFRONT OF DEVELOPMENT By Staff Writer IN December 1959, NSU Motorenwerke AG of West Germany announced to the world that they had successfully developed a new type of engine the Hotary "its inventor, Dr. Felix Wankel, was called "a genuls"
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      Firm scores big success with rotaryengined cars
      628 31 SINCE the introduction of the Mazda 100S in May 1967, Toyo Kogyo has been scoring outstanding successes for its rotary-engined cars both in sales and competition. To date, sales of Mazda rotary-engined cars totalled more than 120.000 all over the world. Current production
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      Exciting experience to test-drive Capella RE
      979 32  -  FREDDIE CHEAH LOTS OF POWER IN TWIN-ROTOR ENGINE By DRIVING the Mazda Capella RE is an exciting experience and can be confusing at times too. It is exciting because the car packs tremendous power in its twin-rotor engine which Just begs to be driven
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        706 36 6ENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) HOUSEWARES Ml LTD invites application* troni suilaoiy qualiliea candidate.- tor lh»--positions ofJUNIOR ENGINEER DRAFTSMAN Professional /Technician Diploma oi experience in engineering drafting work Electro-mechanical aptitude required Must be willing to suunm to oral and/or written tests SUPERVISOR- TOOL ROOM MAINTENANCE Candidates snouid nave supervisory experience ana b
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        686 36 J ADVERTISING MANAGER ($2,000) A leading international company with well-establish-ed operations throughout Malaysia and Singapore is seeking a Malaysian executive with experience in marketing and advertising. The company manufactures and markets a wide range of industrial and consumer products. The man appointed will report to senior marketing management and will
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        748 36 THE GREAT EASTERN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY LIMITED SINGAPORE <nvites applications (ot the pust vi MALE CLERK the applicant must possess a Full Higher School Certificate «ith Principal Pass In Mathematics/Pure Mathematics and must of prepared to study tor the examinations of the Institute ot Actuaries England Experience in Life Assurance
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        717 36 ENGINEERING SURVEYOR Continued growth ot the Singapore Branch of an International Company has created the vacancy for an Engineering Surveyor who should possess at least a First Class Motor Certificate with Steam Endorsement Applicants should be 35 years ol age or over, nave ser\ed a» Chief Engineer and preferably have
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      134 30 WE ARE PROUD TO BE THE SUPPLIERS OF UNDERBODY PROTECTIVE COATING FOR THE REVOLUTIONARY ATLAS INDUSTRIES SDN. BHD. Head Office: V.M.C.A. Building, 95, .Jalan Kandang Kerbau, Brickfields, Kuala Lumpur. Tel: *****4 *****5. Factory Stores: Jalan Dawai 2/1. Industrial Estate, Sungei Renggam, Selangor. Tel: *****7. ESSO CONGRATULATE MAZDA ON THE ROTARY
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      32 30 Heartiest Congratulations ASIA MOTOR CO. (XL) SDN. BHD. on the launching of the MAZDA CAPELLA ROTARY NAMSOO SCREEN PROCESS CO., SALES PROMOTIONAL MATERIAL SUPPLIERS 3434 Off Jalan Pasar. Kuala Lumpur. Tel: *****
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      200 31 The .original equipment. jpP?Si^ Lif9R wBBk aquajets wß^T^n^Jm Dunlop se.rlut..* 9F" T^ W^ W~ "TmT T^S DRAINPIPE. -Odd safety s¥ s.*m BNLfV^«^X^^^M~'^/ll^H' "uniop Mo.othjn 160 water TJ^B*^« "^"X^tjß-i: L r^"<VT?/*^^Bl aquaplane ch.nn.l channels on ycurtyi* lM^M t^~^-^LM^'^m ">• mV~P Z£r jf^KKA collects d.splaced wa,e,,ndsa..lys. U ,ce, keepyoui road d-, -3-V
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      118 31 LIAN SENG MOTORS CONGRATULATE ASIA MOTOR CO. (XL) SDN. BHD. on the launching of the MAZDA CAPELLA ROTARY and offer immediate test drives at 88 RAHANG ROAD, SEREMBAN. TEL: 3611/3375 CONGRA TULA TIONS BEST WISHES TO ASIA MOTOR CO. (XL) SDN. BHD. on the launching of the MAZDA CAPELLA ROTARY
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      227 32 ATTRACTIVE INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY EARN HIGH INTEREST ON FIXED DEPOSIT FROM 3 MONTHS TO 3 YEARS MINIMUM DEPOSIT $1,000/-->PtCH provides investors with a safe fixed interest investment at higher than institutional sources rates. DETAILS OBTAINABLE FROM ALL BRANCHES OF THE CHARTERED BANK OR DIRECT FROM CCS. V^ C 3 Credit Corporation
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      49 32 TAISHO MARINES FIRE CO., LTD. CONGRA TULA TE ASIA MOTOR CO. (XL) SON. BHD. Sole distributor of Mazda cars on the introduction of the new, exciting Mazda Capella Rotary. 4th Floor, Straits Trading Building, 4, Leboh Pasar Besar, r Kuala Lumpur. P.O. Box No. 1034 Tel: Nos. ***** *****
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      2082 33 m m I m m\ W^^f /mm Jak L f^^K li mm ill J|M|jLiM,( I ■■■^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^■iiiii"««™«™""""" EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P. Sham Penang Singapore LOAOINC FOR: PATACONIA Sailed Sailed CIS-Mil C'blanca. H'burf B'mtn. R'dam Adam. G'burg, Aavhus, C'hagen SUMBAWA lu'y 2J 2t III; 27/21 HI; 21/ 1 H'burg, B'men. A'dam'Rdam.
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      1255 33 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. New York Pening P. Sham S'pori Kingston MARON StilH jMMtI CM. 11 KYOTO Sailed miil kg 1 If I tag 7 Oct I VASANOLM Spilti jaly 11 Aag 13 l.g 17 Ocl 14 UOMEOON Sa.lS Jaly 27 Sipt 2 Sipt 1 Sept
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      1062 34 -""^KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. West Australia/ Singapore /J«P«n S«rvl«tj Frtmantlt Sport Mtlunf **£fi!f«** Itlum Mar. 21 AM 2 Sepl 7 Stpt 11 Sept 14 Stft 17 Sept A«ep"!g carga ftr Kttt. Osaka. H H Totoia-a KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H. KON6, STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan Hongkong ETA Spore
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      928 34 h^)W Ntw MALANt) Penanf P. Sham Smtapore Ualilf Itr: CHAKRATA'* 21 Am 2122 AM 23 24 AM Auck, Well, Lytt, D'dm. Carries 11 passengers STRAITS MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Sham Penanf Ittfiif ftr: RAJULAt 2/ I Aig J Aug ll Am Nappattinam, Madras. RAIULAt Itl 1 Stpt 1 Sept 1
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      831 34 jju NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) ICB BU'LDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****37. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrrrtl: NEPTUNE AMETHYST I Ptrt II J.ly London 13 8. H'burg 17/8, R'dam 20 8. Havre 22/1.
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      794 34 JfR MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL igm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAO No 3O£. Jin. Ampong. Kual* Lu.npur I I The National Shipping Line of Malaria FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrnrti: lUNCA RAYA 74 ?l lily 2)711 Jlly 11/ 1 A« Havrt 26/1, London 2t 8. H'burg 2 9. R'dam 4 9
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      928 35 ■t-HI PORT OF lINCAPORE AUTHO 1 RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW INC BERTHING ARRANCIMENTI FOR JULY 17. OUT: Jaladhruv 1/2. BUuyo Maru 6'?. Jaatama Bor 8/». Weaterkerk in 11. Mlllerovo It Petallng 21 Wen ivnanit Suaaa 21 B»it Allan Envoy 22. :*■< Marco 22. Indui 23/24 Oeoritl Sava Rakovaky 27/28. Protesllaui
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      591 35 WE'VE MOVED! OOHiGJIVIIIS/ (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE UMITED PLEASE NOTE THAT AS FROM 15th JULY 1971 OUR OFFICE WILL BE AT SOMERVILLE HOUSE 38, Kramat Road. Singapore 9. Telephone No. *****4 (3 lines) SOMERVILLE Govf Copy Right Re»«r>ed oOWtGWIIIG^ (SINGAPORE (PRIVATE UMITED Computer Systems fJ9 Advisers VWSA NCC SYSTEMS COURSE THE COURSE
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      906 35 GROUND FLOOR SPACE Large Industrial Organisation requires urgently ground floor office space in Johore Bahru Town area. Bungalows considered but must be within ±-mile radius from customs area Reply in confidence giving details of rent, area lease required, etc. to Box A 3122 ST.. Kuala Lumpur. SINGAPORE SHERATON Registration of
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      867 35 GOVERNMENT OF BRUNEI STATE STORES SUPPLIES DEPARTMENT TENDER NOTICE NO. 1/71 WHITE SUGAR Tenders are Invited from bonaflde Sugar Manufacturers or their accredited agents and will be received by the Chairman. Tenders Board for the Supply of 6.000 metric tons Refined Granulated Cane White Sugar, Course Oraln, Best Qua- I
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      894 35 ACT SHARIKAT?. 196S COMPANIES ACT. 1965 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR Companlr, (Winding up) No. 11 of 1971 In the matter of the Companies Act. 1965 and I In the Matter of Tlong Klat Co. Ltd., 3371-3375 Klang Gates Road. Setapak. Kuala Lumpur NOTICE Is hereby
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    IN MEMORIAM
    24 36 In lovlnf memory of my brlovrd husband. Robert RajarsUuun departed 17-7-1970. "Beyond these earthly partlnfs we shall soon united be." WIFE— ESTHER.
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