The Straits Times, 6 October 1971

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    25 1 -Si AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd 1845 WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Dinners by candlelight
    436 1  -  N.G. KUTTY, CHUA SIEW KENG and K.S. SIDHU Housing estates in half of Singapore blacked out -By Singapore, Tues. Mr. Hugh Stewart's family in Telok Kurau were having dinner at 7.30 p.m., yesterday when lights went off suddenly. Like thousands of other families, they too switched to
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    Kissinger for Peking
    152 1 WASHINGTON, Tuesday PRESIDENT Nixon is sending top foreign policy adviser Henry Kissinger to Peking later this month to fix a date for the President's visit to China. Dr. Kissinger, who travelled secretly to the Chinese capital in July to receive the Invitation to Mr. Nixon from the
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    Four arrested in two lightning raids on dope suspects
    119 1 SINGAPORE. Tues. Orchard Boad police conducted two Ufhtnlng raids tonirht and arrested four people, Including a foreigner, in connection with illegal use of drugs. Three of them were picked up from Trevose Crescent area, while the fourth was arrested in Mohamed
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    A supremo to fight pollution
    232 1 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Hajl Yaacob Mohamed, Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office, and until recently the Republic's Ambassador to the Philippines, is believed to have been put in overall charge of antipollution measures In Singapore. An official announcement Is expected soon on his new
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    Sabah polls: Clean sweep by Alliance
    512 1 Sabah polls: Clean sweep by Alliance tOTA KINABALU, 1V Tues. The Alliance smashed all records by being returned unopposed to all 32 state constituencies when nominations for the State Assembly elections closed today. All 10 independent candidates were disqualified for '"improper" completion of nomination papers. Shortly after the results were
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    28 feared drowned
    28 1 MANILA, Tues. Twentyeight people were reported missing and feared drowned after their boat was capsized by wjn&s of tropical storm Elaine In the southern Philippines.
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    Music results
    25 1 O More results of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music practical examination. 1971, will appear In the New Nation today.
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      Lock icon SENATE REFUSES TO STOP BOMBING
      75 1 WASHINGTON. Tues The Senate rejected today, by 64 votes to 19, a proposal to ban U.S. bombing in Indo-Chlna except for protection of American forces. Sen. John Stennis (De-mocrat-Mississippi) argued that a halt to the bombinc would jeopardise the remaining l-S. troops in Vietnam and
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  • World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon US has made arms offer to Pakistan charge by Kennedy
      337 2 US has made arms offer to Pakistan charge by Kennedy WASHINGTON, Tuesday VHK IS has offered mi1 litary equipment worth about I SS9 million to Pakistan despite an administrative hold-down on arms shipments. Senator Edward Kennedy said yesterday. But Mr. Christopher Van Hollen. deputy US Assistant Secretary of State for
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      Lock icon Soldier killed in Belfast
      57 2 BELFAST. Tues— One British soldier was killed and eight other people Injured today when a bomb demolished an army post near the peace line dividing Belfast's Protestant and Catholic communities. The soldier was the 47th person to have been killed during intensified strife in this British
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      Lock icon Doctors use baboon to save patient's life
      191 2 Doctors use baboon to save patient's life f H I C A G O, Tues. Three Texas doctors told today how they used a baboon in a five-hour emergency operation which may have helped to save the life of a 49-year-old alcoholic suffering from hepatitis. The patient came out of
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      Lock icon SADAT IS HEAD OF NEW ARAB LINK-UP
      119 2 SADAT IS HEAD OF NEW ARAB LINK-UP fAIBO, Tues. President Sadat above was elected last night as chairman of the new Federation of Arab Republics, liivking Egypt Libya and Syria. The p» t would rotate every two years among heads of the three States. Choice of a chairman came at
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      Lock icon Hijack girl with a grenade under her wig
      185 2 Hijack girl with a grenade under her wig AMMAN, Tues. A 20 year old girl, who passengers said hid a grenade under her blonde wig, was arrested here yesterday after an unsuccessful attempt to hijack a Royal Jordanian Airlines (Alia) Caravelle flying here from Beirut. A man, 20. was also
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      Lock icon Cambodia gets two new Ministers
      84 2 Cambodia gets two new Ministers DHNOM PENH, Tues. The Government named former Education Minister Mr. Chhann Sokhom as Interior Minister to replace Mr. In Tarn, who way dismissed from the Minlstrj last week, informed sources said today. The Government also named director of Cambodia's Development Bank Mr. Malay Khem as
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      Lock icon Bolivian rescue
      37 2 LA PAZ. Tues— Authorities announced last night that they had rescued a kidnapped Bolivian industrialist. His abduction on Saturday was the first major urban guerilla act against the new regime of Col. Hugo Banzer— AP.
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      Lock icon A peace pledge
      631 2 NEW YORK. Tuesday Nixon's new feeler to boost U.S. moves on Suez crisis THE U.S. is reported to be preparing new security assurances to Israel to encourage Prime Minister Mrs. Golda Meir to accept an interim Suez agreement. The new security assurances, according to U.S. officials, would
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      Lock icon The wedding that turned out to be a divorce
      90 2 MOSCOW. Tues. It may have been the shortest marriage in history. Pravda described the festive wedding of Nikolai and Natalyia G in Sakhalin. All went well until the newly-weds returned home and looked at their passports to read the wedding certification
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    Lock icon 2 Park aides sacked after revolt in party
    398 3 2 Park aides sacked after revolt in party SEOUL. Tuesday PRESIDENT Park's ruling Democratic Republican Party (DRP) yesterday expelled two influential members and suspended four others following a major revolt against party leadership. Ousted were Mr Kll Chae-Ho. chairman of the party's policy committee, and Mr. Kim Sung-Kon. rhairman of
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    Lock icon GUILTY PLEA BY QANTAS BOMB HOAX MAN
    135 3 SYDNEY, Tues. One ol three men charged In connection with t h <* US$562,000 Qantas bomo hoax extortion case today pleaded guilty to a charge of demanding money with menace from Qantas chief Capt. R J. Ritchie. Raymond Poyntlng. a 28-year-old bartender, was
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    Lock icon Thick sediment in Bengal Bay
    63 3 LOS ANGELES. Tues— The thickest ocean sediment in the world appears to be in the Bay of Bengal. Scripps Institution of Oceanography said yesterday. The sediment measures 54 000 ft. thick in that bay. between Irlia and the Malayan Peninsula. Scripps scientists said after a
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    Senate move on funds for Laos
    61 3 WASHINGTON. Tues.— The Senate yesterday overwhelmingly approved a measure to limit US funds to fight the communists In Laos. By a vcte of 67 to 11. the Senate approved an amendment to limit military and economic aid to the Laotian Government to US$350 million
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    Lock icon Marcos relents
    28 3 MANILA. Tues. President Marcos restored the right of habeas corpus In seven more provinces yesterday retaining extraordinary police powers in 18 of the 66 provinces. AP.
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    Lock icon HANOI: THAT THIEU POLLS WIN A FRAUD
    379 3 HANOI: THAT THIEU POLLS WIN A FRAUD HANOI. Tuesday 1UORTH Vietnam today denounced the election ot President Thieu to another four year term as "a fraud" A commentary In the Government daily "Nhan Dan" describing the election as "ridiculous 1 since only one candidate was involved said: "After the dust
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    Lock icon Football moves sparked off riot in jail: Paper
    345 3 Football moves sparked off riot in jail: Paper TVEW YORK, Tues.— A prison guard at the Attica State penitentiary apparently mistook a demonstration of football moves and feints for a fight and the misunderstanding—led directly to last month's mass insurrection, New York Times, said today. In a reconstruction of the
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    Envoy Thelma expelled
    49 3 CARACAS. (Venezuela). Tues. The Dominican Republic's Consul Mrs. Thelma Frias De Rodriguez, accused of arranging her own one million-dollar kidnapping, was expelled from Venezuela together with her adopted *>n. the Dominican Vice-Consul, said this afternoon She was also dismissed from her post by the Dominican Government.
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    Lock icon Sir Alec's visit
    28 3 LONDON. Tues.— Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home will visit Salisbury early next month for talks with Rhodesian Premier Mr. Lan Smith, The Times said. AP.
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    Cricket secretary tells of his hotel escape drama
    230 3 I ONDON. Tues— SecreL tary of the Marylebone Cricket Club Mr. S. C. Billy Griffith testified yesterday that he was smuggled out of an hotel by two girls when 7# anti-apartheid demonstrators, protesting the South African cricket tour, beseiged the buildin*. He
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    Lock icon US Air Force war on fishand-chips
    175 3 US Air Force war on fish-and-chips LONDON, Tues. U.S. ait men serving in Britain have been told to cut down their surplus weight. and Rive up the cause of their bulging figures their love for fish-and-chips. At the big American base at Lakenheath in eastern England, where SO ground staff
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    More Southern Cross charter trips
    82 5 K. LUMPUR, Tues. COUTHERN Cross AirUnes k will increase its weekly charter flights to London from next month. A spokesman for the airlines today said a second aircraft had been purchased for the increased flights. j Another 43 flight attendants all Malaysians have been trained
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    Concert by contralto and pianist
    68 5 Concert by contralto and pianist SINGAPORE. Tues. A Joint conceit by English me*io contralto Maureen Lehande and pianist composer Peter Wlshart will be held at the Victoria Theatre on Oct. 18. Mr. Wlshart Is also professor of the Conductors' Class at the Guildhall School of Music and Drama In Iondon.
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    The chance retarded children may never get
    456 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday KIGHTY per cent <>f Singapore's retarded children may never l>e given ;i chance to develop naturally, an Australian development psychologist warned today. "They w:il wait and wait to be given help in special education. But with the shortage of trained teachers
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    Husband spent curfew hours with a neighbour
    225 5 Husband spent curfew hours with a neighbour I^UALA LUMPUR, Tues. A woman, who claimed that her husband spent most of his time with a neighbour during the curfew hours following the May 13 disturbances in 1969, today won a divorce action. Madam Lee was granted a decree nisi by Justice
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    Fined $50 for assaulting medical chief
    73 5 Fined $50 for assaulting medical chief BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN Tues. Hong Oeok Leong. son of the former Assistant Minister of Health, was fined $50 today for assaulting Dr. I.O. Singh when he was acting Director of Medical Services. Two other charges of Insulting Dr. I.O. Singh, who is the Brunei
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    Hawker fees collection
    59 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The mobile collection unit of the Hawkers Branch. Public Health Division, will be stationed at Seng Poh Road Market from 9.30 a.m. to noon on Thursday. Stallholders at the market and those at the covered pitches In Jalan Bukit Ho Sxee can call there to
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    Johore traffic chief on graft charge
    126 5 fMIOK I KAURI". Tues. J The Johore traffic chief. Inspector Syed Ahmad bin Syed Salleh, 24, was today charged with corruptly accepting $200 from a Kuala Lumpur businessman. He is alleged to have taken the money from Moh Sui On alias Moh Chey Kean
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    Peoples Front proposes $120 minimum wage
    177 5 Peoples Front proposes $120 minimum wage SINGAPORE, Tues. The Peoples Front has suggested that workers should be given a minimum wage of $120 a month with a yearly increment of $10 to ensure a minimum living standard. A 42-hour week should be restored to give enough time lor workers to
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    One passenger too many
    41 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Taxidriver Lee Keh Leng of Owen Road was fined $10 yesterday for carrying two passengers ln the front seat of his taxi while driving along Thomson Road at 8 a.m. on June 11 last year.
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    Court told about 'a storm in tea cup' at firm
    573 6 Court told about 'a storm in tea cup' at firm SINGAPORE, Tues AN office secretary, who is one of four w omen plaintiffs in a "wrongful dismissal" coort action, agreed today with a defence suggestion that the whole matter arose from "a storm in a teacup." "But this storm was
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    'No swimming' family vow after two brothers drown
    249 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday ONE family in Jalan Chai Chee will never go for a swim again. At their last outing on Sunday, two of four brothers drownod at Changl Point. They were S. Batamanathan. 17. a salesman and S. Vengadasalam. 14, a Secondary
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    THIEVES TAKE $4,000 FROM ARMY HQ
    110 6 THIEVES TAKE $4,000 FROM ARMY HQ BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Tues Thieves broke into the guarded Brunei Army Headquarters camp during the weekend and got away with $4,000 worth of cameras and watches. It Is not known how the thieves cot into the camp because a special security pass is needed.
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    Banned and fined $500
    53 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mechanic Yen Boon Huat. 25. was fined $500 today when he was found guilty of driving his car In a dangerous manner and colliding with a lorry whilp trying to overtake it along Hillview Avenue on Feb. 25. He was also disqualified from driving
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    Keeping the ladies fit
    35 6 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Chinese YMCA's Adult and Learning for Living Departments will hold a "Keep Fit Course for Ladies" at the Chinese YMCA Tanglln Centre In Stevens Road from Oct. 1%
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    Too slow
    32 6 SINOAPORE. Tues. Lorry driver Koh Hoo Seng, 28. who admitted driving his vehicle slowly and obstructing traffic along Bukit Tlmah Road on Feb. 26 last year, was fined (25 today.
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    Air Chief leaves
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Britain s Chief of Air SUIT. Air Chief Marshal Sir Denis Spotswood, and Lady Spotswood left for Hong Kong today after a brief stay in Singapore.
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    53 accidents
    15 6 SINGAPORE Tues. There were a total of S3 road accidents, seven serious, yesterday.
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    $10,000 motor spares haul
    138 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Turs. Police seized motor spare parts, valued at S10.000. from a staophouse in Gombak here. The parts, including spark plugs and batteries, are suspected to have been stolen from a shop in Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman last Thursday. Acting on a tip-off, police led
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    2 schoolboys who are fighting to stay off drugs
    666 7  -  MASIE KWEE By g IN (i A PORK. Tuts. I spoke today to two Singapore schoolboys on drugs who are trying hard to bicak the. habit The interview followed the disclosure by the Education Minister, Mr. Lim Kim San, on Sunday
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    Evangelism crusade
    28 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. An American gospel group. Evangelism Interim tinal. will hold a three-day crusade at the National Theatre from Thursday al 7.30 p.m. Admission is free.
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    Thyroid cancer lecture
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The School of Postgraduate Medical Studies of the University of Singapore will hold a public lecture on thyroid cancer at the Pathology Lecture Theatre. Outram Hospital tomorrow. The speaker is Prof. Keith E. Hainan of the Faculty of Radiologists. Glasgow Institute of Radlotherapeuv.es.
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    BLIND GIRL BRAILLES FOR EXAM
    194 7 BLIND GIRL BRAILLES FOR EXAM AT a glance one would have thought that Rokia binte Hussein is trying out a new typewriter. But no. It is something more important. She is sitting for the three-day Primary School Leaving Examination, which began yesterday. But why the machine instead of a pen?
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    Bose inquiry mission coming on Oct 18
    188 7 SINGAPORE. Tuts. Members of the Indian Commission of Inquiry into the diath of Subhas Chancra Bose one of India's most controversial political futures in the Second World War will visit S'ngapore after completing its work in Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 18. The Indian
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    Challenge to firms to prove expats can't be replaced
    208 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The new-ly-formed Association of Management Stan* has challenged firms here to prove that expatriates cannot be replaced by Malaysians. It claims that the majority of the expatriates in the private sector do not possess skills that are unavailable
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    Sawmill fire
    21 7 KAJANO. Tues. Fire destroyed about $5,000 worth of planks at a sawmill in Jalan Reko here early this morning.
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    Singapore Executive' Corps: First response is poor
    250 7 Singapore Executive Corps: First response is poor OINGAPORE, Tues. There has been little response from retired and about-to-retire professionals to Join the proposed organisation which will offer expertise and consultancy services to Singapore firms. But Mr. P.K. Menon. who Is heading the move to set up the proposed Singapore Executive
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    Inspired playing at Conference Hall recital
    193 8 Inspired playing at Conference Hall recital SINGAPORE, Tues. Singapore violinist Vivien Goh and pianist Loretta Goldberg were presented at the Conference Hall by Goh Soon Tioe tonight in a duo recital of uneven quality. The recital opened with Schubert's A Major Duo (Op. 162); both soloists extremely nervous, and resulting
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    Guard jailed
    40 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Oarnell Harvest. 41, was jailed (or nine months today (or stealing goods worth $40 (rom the Naali warehouse in Orange Road between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Oct. 3 when he was asecurity guard there.
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    China out to alter balance of world power: —Expert—
    257 8 China out to alter balance of world power: —Expert— KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. China is all out to change the structure of world power, get recognition as a major power and gain a prominent position in Asia, an expert in East Asian studies said today. Dr. V.P. Dutt, who is Professor
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    MP calls for smoking ban on buses
    332 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday JHE PARLIAMENT Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr. Chan Chee Sen^, called today for a total ban on smoking in buses. Officials from the ROV and bus company bosses are expected to meet soon to decide on this. Mr. Chan said that the
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    Ten S'pore specialists to attend congress in Jakarta
    169 8 Ten S'pore specialists to attend congress in Jakarta SINGAPORE. Toes. Ten obstetricians and gynaecologists will leave for Jakarta on Thursday to attend the fifth Asian Congress of Obstetrics and Gynaecology. They will be led by Mr. Lean Tye Hin, senior obstetrician and gynaecologist at Kandang Kerbau Hospital and president of
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    Labourer is jailed
    34 8 SINOAPORE. Tues. Uabourer Abu Bakar bin Madon, 22, was jailed (or (our months yesteiday (or stealing a motorcycle from Lim Huang Boon, a lo.Ty driver. In Selangor Street on Sept. 29.
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      463 8 Cut this odvertisement out for future reference. MARGOI FONTEYN FIRST INTERNATIONAL FESTIVAL This is the most exciting press announcement I have ever written; not only are we holding our own International Festival the first/ we hope, of many from October 26th to November 3rd, but in that week we are
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    Defiant cabbies may lose their licences
    214 9 ROY WILL ACT ON COMPLAINTS SINGAPORE, Tuesday TAXI -DRIVERS, who have too many complaints against them from passengers, may lose their licences. This warning came today from an ROV spokesman when he commented on complaints against taxidrivers. Yesterday, a passenger was fined $150 by
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    Malaysian move toward bigger and viable co-ops
    453 9 K. LUMPUR, Tues FAILURE to keep proper accounts, hold regular meetings and in some cases to hold annual meetings has led the Government to investigate the running of more than 900 co-operative societies. The order to do so was given yesterday by the
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    Water use at exactly lOOmil gallons
    56 9 SINGAPORE. Tuesday. WVTFR use was exactly 100 million gallons yesterday low for a Monday— although it went up by JOO.OOO gallons from Sunday's unusually high level. All three catchment areas had some rainfall yesterday, the first time since last Tuesday: Seletar (002 in >
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    Police hunt for fourth escapee
    49 9 Police hunt for fourth escapee SINGAPORE, Tues. Police today were still looking for a youth who escaped with three others from the Reformative Training Centre yesterday. He is A. Rahmat bin Ahmad. 17. of Pulau Merllmau. The other three were rearrested shortly after they were missed at 1 p.m.
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    Woman falls to death
    47 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Madam Lee Yam Eng. 66. who had been sick for more than a year, (ell to her death from a block ot flats In Toa Payoh Estate today. She was found at the foot of Block 129. Lorong 1. at 12.30
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    p.m. Youth charged with rape
    50 9 p.m. Youth charged with rape SINOAPORE. Tues. 8ong Buang Soon. 17. was today charged with raping a 12-year-old girl at an uncompleted flat facing Delta Road Circus at 11.55 p.m. on Sept. 27. No plea was recorded. Song was remanded at Central police station till Oct. 8 pending further investigation.
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    Dead in room
    28 9 SINOAPORE, Tues. A 33--year-old man, Llm Chin Seng, was found hanged In his room at Block 7. Lorong 7. Toa Payoh at 250 pm today.
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    To stand trial
    33 9 SINOAPORE, Tues— Granite <iuarry worker Lee Kim Huai. 31, was committed today to stand trial on a charge of raping a 20-year-old factory hand at Manrtal Tekong on May 21.
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    *****83 wins the first prize in S'pore Sweep
    228 9 *****83 wins the first prize in S'pore Sweep SINGAPORE. Tues. Ticket No. *****83 won the first prize of $400,000 in the Singapore Sweep Draw conducted by Singapore Pools at the Outram Park Shopping Complex tonight. The other results were: SECOND ($150,000): 1300 THIRD ($75,000): *****83 Five JACKPOT NUMBERS ($10,000): *****16.
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    14 robberies charges
    48 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. Tay Kah Chean. 28. was today charged with 14 counts of armed robberies involving about $33,000 in cash. Jewellery and care. No plea was recorded. Tay was remanded at Central police station pending further investigations. The case is (or mention on Oct. 12.
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    No more cholera cases in XL
    62 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. —No further cases of cholera were detected during the past 72 hours, a Health Ministry statement said today. And no positive carriers were reported. A total of 21.413 people have been immunised against the disease and anti cholera measures are being
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    Ismail to head border talks -mission
    252 9 Ismail to head border talks -mission- KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia and Thailand will draw up a more effective work programme to eliminate the communist terrorists on the border at a border committee meeting here on on Friday. The meeting will also: REVIEW the progress of the Joint operations against the
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    London sleuths arrive to probe a murder
    207 9 London sleuths arrive to probe a murder SINGAPORE, Tues. Two senior investigators from the British Army's Special Investigation Bureau flew in this evening for investigations into the murder of a British staff sergeant's wife at Changi in 1965. The two Investigators, who left London by an RAF flight last night,
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    Ragging case appeal
    61 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A three-man committee, headed by the Industrial Arbitration Court president, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, today heard an appeal by three University of Singapore seniors suspended for ragging a Hrst-year girl student. Mr. Tan said that the committee would send Its decision to the University Council,
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      SEATING CHINA
      543 10 Mr. William Rogers has thrown in the full weight of the U.S. State Department by putting in a personal appt Hrance at the U.N. General Assembly to argue for China's admission to the world body and against Taiwan's expulsion from it. It is a long time since a
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      NEW ERA FOR TIN
      268 10 Pernas having been given off-shore prospecting and mining rights it should not be long before extraction of tin from the sea-bed begins to make an important contribution to the country's production. Off-shore areas in Penang, Perak and Selangor, where Pernas will operate, would appear to be
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      A GRACEFUL WELCOME
      223 10 B-itish war veteran John Marsh may not be the soul of courtesy, but his gesture of angry disapproval was a sober reminder of how hostility between nations can embitter human relations. The Second World War combatant has returned to Britain's Defence Ministry his military decoration awarded "for
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    President Thieu—a man who 'battles' tor peace
    832 10  - President Thieu— a man who 'battles' tor peace ALVIN SHUSTER BY Saigon PRESIDENT Nguyen Van Thieu, can now step r back and await what he undoubtedly will regard as a public mandate to govern for anothei four years. Last Sunday's vote marks for him the culmination of four years ol
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    Lock icon AFRICAN WORDS OK IN AMERICA
    689 10  -  NORMAN MOSS: BY LONDON tWERY time an American says "do you dig, man?" he is reflecting his country's African heritage. He also does so when he says "that bugs me!" or simply "okay." This is the conclusion of Dr. David Dalby, a British scholar who
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    Lock icon The 'Nixon switch'
    1103 10  -  William Millinship Washington By MANY SHIFTS AND TURNS IN FOREIGN POLICY OF U.S. PR E S IDENT Nixon considers himself an expert on foreign policy. One of his catchphrases is: "Let me make one thing clear." But he is having the greatest difficulty in making clear what
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    Business Times
    14 11 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 6, 1971
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    S'pore labour problems hit electronics industry
    810 11  -  GEORGIE LEE By JM1K electronics industry is among industries in Singapore hard hit by the near full employment situation in the Republic today. For labour shortage and high labour turnover have created serious problems for this highly-technological industry. The high labour turnover can be
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    Republic expects congestion of US ships in November
    193 11  - Republic expects congestion of US ships in November SOH TIANG KENG By T*HE harbour in SinA gapore is expecting sizable congestion of American ships in the next few weeks because of the US dock strike. Congestion will be caused by the fleets of US vessels, which hurriedly left American ports
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      Sweet hello
      199 11 1?OR the sake of our r well-worn ears, if nothing else, let's hope the idea catches on. The idea? A school for telephone operators and receptionists. To most, it may be just another training centre joining the already bulging army of such establishments. But to us poor sods,
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      New posting
      80 11 SINGAPORE Hyatt has lost its general manager Jim Hill who leaves after less than a year to take charge of Hyatt's new airport hotel near London. Only last Saturday he presided over the opening of his sixth hotel. His sixth opening was also his largest hotel, now he
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    SARA WAR GOES FOR GINGER, SUGAR
    369 11  - SARA WAR GOES FOR GINGER, SUGAR IGNATIUS STEPHEN By l/'UCHINO: Sugar and spice may give added flavour to Sarawak's agricultural crop Industry and already one ginger is making a steady mark. Sarawak-grown ginger finds a ready market in Japan. Europe and the United States with a picul of dried ginger
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    A falling trend in local tin stocks
    249 11  -  AUSTIN MORAIS By STOCKS of tin metal and tin-in-concentrates in Singapore and West Malaysia have shown a steadily decreasing trend falling from 6,976 long tons in January to 5,464 long tons in July of this year, according' to figures released by the Singapore
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    -Heavy equipment firm's $5m for expansion
    274 11  -  LESLIE FONG By jpATERPILLAR Far East is to spend more than $5 million expanding its parts distribution centre in Jurong. The scheme wil/ mn rp equipment firm y It calls for the cons2O C onn n f an «<WlttoSai -xt s to the present
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      58 11 C^Wunderbar! FRANKFURT Twice Weekly By BOAC For some people there is only one airline. Going to Frankfurt? BOAC flights depart Singapore every Saturday and Sunday at 8.35 p.m. and arrive in Frankfurt bright and early the following mornings. You fly in the most comfortable seat in the air. Ask your
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      147 11 INSIDE 0 Singapore firm builds first large itecl package accommodation; Harper** expansion plant for Harglll and Tamro; Shipping column; People in business. Page It. J| Company news; Share market report; Commodities; ng prices and business done; Overseas markets New York. Melbourne. Hong Kong. Page IS. Microscope fe^Bpj Engineered for perfect
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    S'pore firm builds first steel package accommodation
    407 12  -  MOK SIN PIN By AMERICAN International Industries, a Singapore engineering company, is pioneering the construction of large steel package accommodation. The company is now constructing one such unit complete with sleeping quarters and other amenities for 36 people. Costing about $500,000. the contract
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    Harper's expansion plans for Hargill and Tamco
    274 12  - Harper's expansion plans for Hargill and Tamco HENRY CHANG By HARPER Gilflllan will embark on further major development and expansion of its principal manufacturing and engineering companies in Malaysia under its 1972 plans. It will place increasing importance on two subsidiaries Hargill Engineering and Tamco— and plans to build them
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    Diethelm Aluminium plans export -drive
    201 12 Diethelm Aluminium plans export -drive DIETHELM Aluminium Is planning a massive export drive to boost 1U overseas sales. The Singapore manufacturing company now exports 30 per cent of Its output of stainless steel sinks, aluminium ladders and showcases. Mr. V.A.P. Filial, salet manager, said: "To keep our factory running at
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    355 12 Mr. Yon( Yuen Fai. branch superintendent for the Guardian Royal Exchange Assurance O r o u p In Malaysia, leaves today Tor training at the company's head office In London. After training he will tour various REA branches In Britain. Mr. Khoo Boon Inn, a* pharmacist of
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      Russian ship to start new route
      91 12 THE Russian cruiseship Khabarovsk will sail into Singapore this month to start a new route between Singapore and Fremantle. The 5,600ton vessel used to ply between Yokohama and the Soviet port of Nahodka. In conjunction with its trip to Singapore a special air /sea
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      Job for Diethelm
      86 12 Job for Diethelm THREE 35 ft. long deck houses are being fabricated out of aluminium by Dlethelm for V o s p e r Thornycroft. These will be fitted onto 88 ft. long gunboats for the Malaysian police. Marine alloy aluminium Is used to build the deck houses because besides
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      Oil rig christened
      112 12 Oil rig christened LIM Sl'AN KOOI, my colleague, reports that the I.J. Pierce, a $16 million offshore oil rig. (see picture) was christened last week at Jurong. Singapore by Mrs. I.J. Pierce, wife of the vicepresident of an American oil drilling company. The offshore drilling tender was launched on Sept.
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      Training programme
      293 12 ANOTHER colleague. Colin Gibson reports from New York that HollandAmerica Lines has quietly launched a programme to train some 1,000 Indonesians in Singapore to take over all non-super-visory Jobs on board its cruise ships. The programme, which started in May, is being kept unpublished by HAL because of
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      New service
      79 12 WILH. WILHELMStN wui start a new liner service tnis month be tween Japan Far Ea>t aria the Miaaie EaM. The company is scneouniiK mommy sailings ana nu reservea three vt>>ei> for me new service. Tne vetseis are tne T>Ma. Touioute ana Rav nass. The T>sia wnl lni tiate
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1077 13 did and off!* price* offi- ciallv iiitio at tni closi of buiineii n tni sincaporl and kuala lumpur trading room* of tni ttock ixchancc with prici move Seri* ih rackiti vwtummTv INOUSTKIAU CLOSING TONE: Industrials and tins steady while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1280 13 JJUSINESS 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 ln lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS ACMA (1) 1.77. (1) 1.79, (5) 1.80, (14) 1.81. Ajinomoto (1) 2.03. Alcan (2)
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        MELBOURNE
        312 13 MELBOURNE. Tues. Mining shares weakened in very quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Oils showed a tendency to firm ahead of the Woodside report and industrials were mixed. Poseidon dropped 50 cents to $13.50 and Queensland Mines fell 10 cents to $3.40. Kathleen Investments was marked back
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        Asian dollar
        64 13 THESE rates were quoted on 1 the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of US$25,000 and above. 1 mth 6 1/2 to 6 9/16% 2 ruth* 6 9/16 Jo 6 13/16% 3 mths 7 to 7 5 16'; 6 mths 7 to 7 5/16% 9
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        Exchange rates
        168 13 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Oct. 5. Loral dollars to one unit of Knr ign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Loral dollars to 100 units of Foreign Currency
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        NEW YORK
        277 13 NEW YORK. Mon— Consolidation forces took control of the market during the afternoon and forced It to retrace a good part of 1U morning gains. Profit-taking and other sellIng were attracted as Wall Street was advised that President Nixon's decision on phase two of his economic policy could
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        Indices
        70 13 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday 70.20 Friday 10.73 Week ago 70.62 BIBBERS Monday 237.69 Friday 234.15 Week ago 230.14 OILS Monday 323.29 Friday 326.32 Week aeo 333.00 INDUSTRIALS Monday 404.8 Friday 406.9 Week ago 420 1 DOW JONES AVERAGES INDUSTRIALS Monday 895.66 Friday 893.9H Week aeo 883.47 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM
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        HONG KONG
        234 13 HONO KONO, Tue». The market reopened after yesterday's holiday on a quiet note with all stocks traded below Friday's closing. As the day progressed, the market became weaker with a general downward movement developing. During the afternoon session the market began to firm up and In a flurry
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        Hong Kong rates
        37 13 i m the fr»» «ich>rt|. m«rk«t la Hong Kong yesterday the U wai quoted at 5. ***** for T.T. and 5.817S for «««h. Sterling w»i quoted at HM n <> ene ti«l ef nM 307.379.
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      HIGHLIGHT
      124 13 STRAITS RUBBER reports higher pre-tax profits ol £494,000 for the half year to June compared with £322,000 last time. Of this, £477,000 (£300,000) came from rubber and palm oil/ kernels, and £17,000 (£22,000) from investments. Directors forecast that unless there is a marked change in commodity prices total profits
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        Rites
        39 13 '.E.G.I. $2.32 It. Semtt. $6.75 tothmans $2.95 'alam Mines 81.78 J.A.C. $2 28 icma $1.81 factors (M) $2.62 Itipatricks $3 04 J. E. $3.G4 ihfll Rff $3.12 -t-.io +.16 .15 09 .08 .07 .06 .06 .06 .06 .06
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        Most active stocks
        21 13 Most active stocks an-Elfctric E. L'sion law Par aber Union 290.00 219,00 156.00 86.00) otal Turnover: irlaycd Percental 243N re: 18.7!
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        Falls
        41 13 Darby $5 80 —.20 I. B. T. $4 28 —.14 laleigh $0.95 —.08 E. Lston $2 50 —.08 r eneer Prod. $1.75 —.06 1 and G $2.61 —.06 teamers $3 26 —.06 law Par $2.89 —.05 lone Leone $1.26 —.04
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        INDICES
        29 13 Industrial*. 194.74 194.72 Hoteb: 77.03 76.6S Propeities: 137.89 136.69 Tint: 9815 98.26 S rubben: 122-11 D«c. 30, 1966 100 Dec. 31. 1968 100 Dec. 29. 1962 lOfl 122.24
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      Sg. Besi dividends hint
      235 13 DIVIDENDS may be resumed In the current year after a three-year lapse if all goes well at Sungei Best Mines. A hint of this was given in the latest annual report which shows that the company had an exceedingly good year in 1970-71 with pre-tax proms
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      SECOND LINE STOCKS ATTRACT
      217 13 SECOND line stocks drew widespread interest in generally mixed trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Speculation in this class of stocks, however was minimal as reflected by the smaller volume of delayed deals. With this apparent switch of interest, blue chips and
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 13 OCT. 5. RUBBER: 98.50 cents (up 9.50 cent). TIN: 5620.121 (up $2,121). Official offering 171 tons (down 87 tons).
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        Straits tin recovers
        182 13 rpHE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday recovered $2.12% after a drop for seven successive trading days to $620 12' 2 per picul on an official offering down 87 tons to 171 tons. The local market was very steady with good support from the United Kingdom and
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        PRODUCE
        111 13 HlNtli PBOOUCI ■XCMANOI, y SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICE* PIN PICUL YESTERDAY Coconut Oil: Bulk $47 sellers, drum S49i sellers. Copra: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose Oct./ Nov. UK'Cont. 527 B. Popper: Muntok AST A white f.o.b 100, NLW ***** sellers. Burawak white fob. 96% NLW $1871 sellers. Sarawak special buck f.o.b.
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        Gold markets
        56 13 Vpore (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealer* price* In Singapore dollar* per tael. Mcndajr tatur0*y U NJ. London 42 525 42.SO B«irut «.M «2T5 Honckaoc CkMtd 43.S» Zurich 42.4OB 42.35 B 42.W b 42.&S S Pirn 42.T0 42.84 ■'port (J)
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        Copper prices
        36 13 London copper prices on Monday (previous In brmekctj): Wlrebtr Spot buytr £404.00 <£«0g00> seller 14O4.SO (i40».M) Ttiree Month, buyer £412.50 (£417.00) Mllcr 1413.00 (<41T.M>. Market tan*: Steady at the lower level. (MM: 3.200 lona.
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        Rubber price gains
        352 13 R.A.S. and M RE prices In cents per kilo yesterday: AFTER an about unchanged opening, levels In the rubber market yesterday continued without alteration until towards noon when buyers backed ?.vL a b M .l hU, w» as w snort; lived and the last hour of trading
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        PALM OIL
        32 13 In London on Monday the prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIF IK.N European ports In bulk. Stirling per long ton Jan. Feb. uas quoted at UK 1106 sellers (unchanged).
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      181 13 SPECIAL FOCUS ON CHINA This year has seen the emergence of new policies in Peking which have important implications for political relations with China and for trade with the world's most populous country. The Review's annual FOCUS on China surveys in depth Peking's development programmes in all sectors of the
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      501 14 /T% a. ENGINEERS V|g; b. DRAFTSMEN Suitably qualified and/or experienced persons are mv.ted to apply for the positions of Engineers and Draftsmen These are vacancies established to meet new requirements due to increasing business activity in our shipyard BETHLEHEM SINGAPORE offers congenial work environment, interesting job types and competitive terms
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      816 14 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH NEOERI SABAH PENGURUS/PENGURUS MUDA/PEN. PENGURUB Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada Warga Negara Malaysia bagl Jawatan di-aUs Krlulosan dan Pen|-alaman (I) Mempunyal diploma atau ljazah yang di-iktiraf dalam lurusan pertanian (11) Lima (5) Uhun pengalaman praktlk dalam Perusahaan Pertanian (Planting Industry) Jurusan kelapa sawlt— terutama sekall berpengalaman dalam pembukaan
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      1126 14 UNIVERSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSIA Sekim L»Uh»n Tenao Prnj»Jar Permohonan2 adalah dlpelawa darlpadm warganegara Malaysia yang mempunyal Ijaiah Sarjana Muda dengan kepujian yang balk clan sesuai daripada Unlversitl2 yang dliktliaf untuk menglkuU Kursus Ijazah Lanjutan (Post-graduate) dl-Malaysla. United Kingdom. A;nerika Sharlkat. Canada dan Australia dlbawah Ranchangan Latltian Tenaga Pengajar Universiti lnl. Chalun2
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      644 14 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH PEBSEKUTUAN Permohonan ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada Warga Negara Malaysia yang berkelayakan untok jawatanS beiikut> 1 i'rnoloni Pefawal Prmbanfunan Penrroka ll|»ni») Kelnlosan: Sarjana dari Universiti Al-Azhar atau lain 2 Universal bgama yang dl-akul dan sa-kurang2-nya 3 tahun pengalaman bekerja. 2 Jurutrrm Letrlk Krlulus»n: ijaiah Kejuruteraan Letrlk dari Universlt yang
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      567 14 LEMBAGA PEMULEHAN DAN PENYATUAN TANAH NEGABA JawatanS berikut ada-lah kosong di-Lembaga lnl: Nama JawaUn dan Tangca-faji (1) Juru Ukor $750 x 50 850 950 x 50 1.150/1.300 x 50 1.500 1.600 x 100 1.800 (gaji berseh) (2 1 Pengurus $580 x 40 640 680 x 40 880/920 x 40 1.000
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    Price rises justified only up to 7p.c. says CASE
    302 15 SINGAPORE, Tuesday pRICE increases of luxury goods can be Justified 1 only up to seven per cent, the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) said today. The association appealed to the consumers to support the fight against unjustified price increases of luxury
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    Two new Bills
    30 15 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two I new Bills the Employment i Amendment) Bill and the Redundancy Payments Fund (Amendment) Bill will be Introduced at the next sitting of Parliament
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    Park concert
    23 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. The People's Association Band will perform at Macßltchle Reservoir Park on Sunday from 53J p.m. to 6 30 p.m.
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    Stopover for NZ Admiral
    61 15 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Rear Adm. L.G. Carr. Chief erf Naval Staff, (New Zealand* arrived here on a 24-hour visit today on his way home after a tour of England. He called on Cdre. K. Thanabalasingam. Chief of Naval Staff, and Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen. Deputy Minister of
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    CHIANG CALLS ON JOHORE SULTAN
    115 15 SINGAPORE, Tuas SI N G A P O RE'S High Commissioner to Malaysia. Dr. Chiang H a i Dine (left) chats with the Sultan of Johore before lunch during his courtesy call on the Sultan at the Istana in Johore Bahru today. Dr. Chiang's call
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    Signed: $6 mil charter flights contract
    445 15 SINGAPORE, Tuesday THK Far East Trax vel Club (Pte.) Ltd. today signed a $6 million contract with Saber Air to operate a charter service l>et\veen Singapore and London. The contract, valid for about four months, was signed by a director of the club, Mr.
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      213 15 On your TV and Radio 5.66 P.M. Programme Summary 6.42 Ghazal 5.64 Pok Amai2 a no n pw 5.36 Journey to the Centre of the Earth 17 Penstiwa 5.57 Weather Forecast 9.39 Rancharujan Malaysia Kedua 6.66 News 9.56 F.8.1.- The Baby Sitter 6.17 Everglades Force Ten 16.46 Here Come the
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      658 15 3.66 P.M. Opening and Housewives' mystery drama series based on Matinee Charlie Catches the the legendary judge 'Pow Cat (Cantonese Pt. 1 Eng- Kung' ish subtitles) 7.41 News and Newsreel in Chinese 3.45 For the Family (Chinese) r» Z 4.15 A Diary of Events in Singapore IM F Bl The
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    Cancer cure trips abroad are foolish says expert
    304 16 Cancer cure trips abroad are foolish says expert SINGAPORE, Tuesday CANCER patients in Singapore should not foolishly make global quests to other parts of the world for treatment of the disease. Prof. K. E. Hainan, 51, director of the Institute of Radiotherapeutlcs in Glasgow. Scotland said: "Singapore's standard of cancer
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    New Health Dept offices
    54 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry ol Health's Environmental Health Department. Public Health Engineering Branch. Labour Personnel and Welfare Section and the Vector Control and Research Branch i Kirn Chuan Road and Kampong Java Road) will operate from new premises at Princess House. Alexandra Road, from Monday. The
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    SAF takes over the home of Gurkhas
    178 16 SINGAPORE. Tuesday "THE S i n g a- pore Armed Forces today took over Slim Barracks home of Gurkha troops of the British Army for the last 22 years. The hand over which took two days was completed this afternoon with a formal
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    Rumanian order for Malaysian —rubber
    108 16 Kl'ALA LUMPUR, Tues Rumania will be buying 40,000 tons of rubber annually from Malaysia over the next few years, the chairman of Pernas. Tenrku Razaleifh, disclosed today. However, he said, the purchase would be related to Malaysian imports from Rumania in the next five years.
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    STILL NO PRINCIPAL FOR NGEE ANN COLLEGE
    90 16 STILL NO PRINCIPAL FOR NGEE ANN COLLEGE SINGAPORE. Tues— Ngee Ann Technical College has still not found a principal despite Its recent efforts to recruit one for the new semester which will begin on Monday. However it has taken in six new academic staff to bring the total to over
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    SPCA annual jumble sale
    43 16 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will hold its annual jumble sale at the Presbyterian Church hall in Orchard Road tomorrow from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. All proceeds will go to the SPCA.
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    Bag snatcher jailed
    78 16 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ibrahim bin Rajah. 25. was jailed for four months today for stealing a handbag containing $111 from a woman last night. Madam Wong S ew Fong. was in the bus when Ibrahim, also a passenger. snatched her handbag as the bus stopoed at the junction
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      160 16 l//«i/ tty Y.T. llamiin MAN.' IF "V~- WHAT'S NUn-lIN.YER HIdMNESS. BUT WATCH X <. WHY, HE DOES, V^ VGOT Y-^ THEY LAY/... THEN I SURE >\ SOING WE'RE JUST K££PlN' YOURSELF, SIR WHO &R...TK FELLA/ COMBAT ME? I EGGS TH7 WANTA SEE ONE ME, ON OVER AN' EYE PEELED FOR
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      REPORTTO THE POLICE LIKE A GOOD CITIZEN
      199 17 REPORTTO THE POLICE LIKE A GOOD CITIZEN I REFER to Mr. Steve 1 Leng's letter (S.T., Oct. 1 and would advise him to read the newspaper report (ST., Aug. 31) and correspondence columns (ST., Sept 9 and 29) carefully before making any accusations against the police force. For his Information
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      77 17 THE authorities do not seem to be aware that most conductors of the Chinese bus companies do not wear badges. Neither do they have uniforms like their Singapore Traction Company counterparts. Some STC conductors, on the other hand, ccnceal their badges in a crafty manner. The badge Is worn just
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      135 17 I REFER to the letter by "Taurus" (ST., Sept. 13). An investigation was made and it disclosed that the refuse collection schedule for lower Bukit Ttmah Road is between 8 a.m. to 830 a.m. and that the "roar" of our refuse vehicle during the course of collection is
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      71 17 WITH reference to the letter by "Residents" 1ST., Sept. 23), the developers of Eng Khong Park have recently paid to the Public Works Department the necessary deposit for the cost of Installing street lights In Eng Khong Park Arrangements have already been made with the Public Utilities Board for the
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      84 17 I REFER to the letter from "Victim" (ST., Sept. 27). We have looked through all the accounts under Singapore Postal District 6 to check disconnection of water supplies carried out In August and September. We found that in all instances, payments had been made only after disconnection of supply. As
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      49 17 WITH reference to the letter by "A Car Owner" (S.T. Sept. 29) regarding the carpark between blocks 1 and 2, Maude Road/Kitchener Road, obstructions found in the carpark will be removed and action taken against the tenants concerned. LIM PEK HONG (Miss), Public Relations Officer, Housing and Development Board.
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      88 17 I REFER to the letter by "Wildly Indignant" (ST.. Sept. 25). The police have been patrolling and laying ambushes in the various car parks with a view to apprehending thieves who steal motor car accessories. Recently they met with success when they arrested a thief who was in the act
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      Bonds and the rights of trainees
      580 17 Bonds and the rights of trainees LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published. AM one of many trainees undergoing an engineering course conducted by the Engineering Industries Development
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      174 17 I REFER to the Registrar of Societies' letter (ST., Sept. 21). His original statement (ST., Sept. 13) said that the proposal to form JIWA arose after the dispute between Mr. Llew Meow Koon and the Jurong Town Residents' Association. Now he says that the application to register JIWA was made
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      77 17 1AM a resident of a block of flats at Bendemeer Road. Everyday, my family and I have been unfortunate enough to sample the pungent smell of smoked rubber from a rubber factory in Oeylang. My friends and neighbours in the area suffer the same fate. We are supposedly living in
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      Those Mandarin LPs
      50 17 THERE were several reports on the "learn-to-speak Mandarin" records produced by the Singapore Chinese Second Language Teacher Society. However numerous in- quiries as to where I can buy them have been fruitless. Can someone tell me how I can sobscribe to these records? ROSE HARBCRGER, Singapore 11.
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      The 2nd Gurkha Rifles look back with —pride
      193 17 The 2nd Gurkha Rifles look back with —pride- rp O D A Y the last members of the 2nd Gurkha Rifles depart from Singapore for Hong Kong. When the regiment leaves, there will be no more (.urkh.i battalions of the British Army stationed in Malaysia or Singapore. Thus ends an
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      Training aids: It's up to the teacher
      203 17 Training aids: It's up to the teacher I REFER to the letter by "Worried Mother" (ST., Sept. 22) headlined "Teacher who can't find time to complete the syllabus." All trainee-graduate teachers at the Teachers' Training College are taught how to employ audio-visual and other teaching aids to explain concepts and
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      Rejecting a diagnosis of despair
      436 17 Rejecting a diagnosis of despair f REFER to the letter 1 by "LSM" (S.T., Sept. 27 headlined "when our surgery standards are superior I writ* in the hope that future cases nke tnat of Lim Chey Ei will be treated witn more aencacy ana consideration for tne affnctea ana tnat
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      205 17 \j&a& mm Fashion Show^^ Wr^M Pink Ribbons I *ItM V^Lsponsored by A CHARACTER READING FROM THE^EACE CHARACTER KAMNG FROM Now. 1 You can learn Physiognomy the science jy£ FACE of Cnorccter fteoding from the face. This it poui- /~*^^f}*\ -Jfc> ble beccuse the face is the 'mirror of the mind.
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      243 17 /a^ A Shcmg Palace They make the Shang Palace an epicurean's dinner delight! Savour chef's Cantonese specialities served in a tranquil atmosphere. Discreetly-lit lanterns, beautiful playing fountains and cool marble complete the serene scene. Come, experience a whole new way of dining Shang. Free valet parking service is available. Shangri-La
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    Acknowledgements
    24 18 FAMILY of the late Mr. Leong Yee Soo thank relatives and friends for their condolences kind attendance and wreaths, during their recent bereavement.
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    108 18 MEET PRO TODAY from top Bwia* Centre. Two day fling of "Elna" Fashion Sewing Have Fun' Free Gifts One Thai Silk dress length for a purchase of an "Elna" sewing machine Mornings: Eunice. 102 Orchard Road Afternoon*: Vanity 32 Ruffles Place. Spore. FLAIR SALON offers you fashion and beauty
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    Deaths
    22 18 CABLE RECEIVED Simon Decruz. beloved father of Mr*. Veronica De Sllva. passed away peacefully on 4th October 1971. at Cheriathural, Trlvandrim
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    23 18 IN LOVINQ MEMORY of our beloved mother. Chew Gek Neo departed 6 10.64 dearly remembered by Cyril. Btok Neo. and family.
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      725 18 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCCMENT/PEKSONAL En.,..r. .nly 50 cent. > w,rd PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL *****1 S.ng.p.,. „00 a w.rd M"." P .°a t .n"y V SO SB* Ff jp OE L t Mlll > Minimum |7 50 /or 15 »ortU r >» n ltlwu Jfmimum 120 for 20 words Sing.per* and Malaytia
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      760 18 WE INVITE APPLICAMTS for the following post*:- (1) Wlreman/ electrician with Technical Diploma and experience. (2) Forkllft Driver with licence and experience (3) Security guard. with Secondary education. (4) Factory worker. male and female. Please apply to P.O. Box 65. Taman Jurong. B'pore 22 with full detail* of personal partlculara.
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      751 18 WANTED DRIVER. Minimum 3 year. experience, good knowledge of Singapore roads, general education, age 30-30 years. Apply giving full personal particular, and salary expected to Box A 4792 S.T. B'pore WANTEO IMMEDIATELY young Male Bale* Representatives. 21—25. B'porc citizen.. Knowledge of Chinese, Malay. Pie.se phone B'porr ***** 9 a.m. 4
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      840 18 WANTED OFFICEBOV/MBSSENOER. Apply 10.00 am. 2.00 p.m. 39. Jalan Jendela 13 m.s. Woodlands Tel: *****8. EARN EXTRA INCOME! Tou can make $300 or more per month working on 2 or 3 night* week. Interested? Call *****6. for appointment. MOBIL SERVICE STATION require* male car-washer* Ring *****6 or call personally at
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      1750 18 SERVANT REQUIRED, young girl FULLY FURNISHED AIR-CONDITION-Iive-In. No washing or cooking. ED FLATS 43-45 Anderson Road $100/- per month. Tel No. *****1 (near Shangiila Hotel) only 4 Units B'pore. In Large Compound. Quiet and PrlWANTEO SALESMEN $4 allowance vate. $1,500/- p.m. Ring Miss Lul dally, s<r commission Ability to *****.
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      1763 18 St.SOO 5J.500 DBTACHEO bunga- 30 000 SOFT. OF LAND with POJtw.r low with reasonab'e compound re- Bungalow at Queen Astrid Park, quired by American couple. Will pay Ring Victor Mendei Pte. Ltd.. Pno" C 37M«*64"6 d 7 "sTre*'' UrmJ "aVonO sTa'v.B W PALACE MmlAM^rcAH^OMpiNY 8 Executive detached .bout 4.00c 1
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      1305 19 TO LIVERPOOL AND DTNI WTS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ helenus Lctaeet, \tmm tu Voß°ii lott oct S 'i'/Ti *3Hk AOWSTUS Adam H'burg. Havre l pool Oct 11/17 I fIRSEUS lenoes. DubY.n"'.:.". Nn 5 Nn 7 Nn 1/10 'ROTESILAUS L.verpoo l Nn 10 Nn 17 •lAX Liverpool Hrn 21 Nay 21 PATROCIUS lt»oes. Liverpool. Glasgow..
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      1109 19 l^^O/ jbbbZv^'l a%X*^^ 1 Ob! V i I taaal EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P. Sham Penang <<f<gaoore LOADING FOR: Gee. 11-14 C'blanca H'burg, B'men R'dam/ SIENA Sailed Oct 11/11 Oct 7/ 0 Adam, A'werp, C'hegen, Aarhus. G'burg, Oslo. Malmo TRIANON Oct 11/11 OCt 11/ tO H'burg/B'men, R'dam/A dam A'werp, Gburg,
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      918 19 Lla^TS ->^^lE^T^^^^^ihm^&. -j W-U'L in fAt/A WM ■■^■■■■pTL^_^__ji^Bßpja^HßiTr-.^5 EIWESS SEKVICE TO LONPOW. LIVEIPOOI t CONTINFUTiL PORTS BENNEVIS Bremen Nn I Smgjoore P Sham Penan* Grangemouth Nn II SailM Sailal la PVOct 7 Hu •<•' BENLOYAL For HtmbUf| N 5 Singapore P. Sham Penang London Nn I C. 33 34 Oct
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      1238 19 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. N.Orleans Balt/Ph.l k.York Penang P Sham Spore Djakarta Kingston MEMNON Aa* 10 Aag 24 Seat 1 Oct I Oct 5 Oct 14 Net 21 MENESTHEUS "T Sept II Oct 24 Oct 25 Ml H Oci 21 o7e II OURMA Sept I Sept
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      1054 20 iMLV—""— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAiSHft LTD. lAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. U t Jipan Honfkoni ETAS'poie ET»P. Shim "Ciluki H«ri'' II Ocl JI Ott 24 Oet Japan Persian Cult Service Singapore Ftr: "ikiluwi Mm" C l-T/7 Oct :olom!ro/Wrjchi/Muscjt*t>u Dlubi/Khorr./ Tg. Mani. Pontianak Fremanile Service Tt Mam
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      894 20 •W* a* j i FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore Loadiig fir: CHAKDIHA** 'Oct 1/ I Oct Auck., Napier, lytt., MORVAOA 2> 31 Oct Auck.'^Well, Tnniru, Odin. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Smraoore P. S'h.im p»nan loadiaj lar: RAJULAf 11/21 Oct 22 Oct 23 Oct Nagapattmam, Madras. RAJULA 1/14 Hn IS Hn
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      875 20 It NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Singapore P. Sham Penani ArrrvtS: HEPTUHE TOPAZ C. 11 111 Sis 1 Ott 11/12 Ott 13/14 Ott London 9 11.
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      544 20 ~HrT"™ I iSALAYSrAN INTERNATIONAL Bam SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD I I Na3OE.JlaAmfung.Kut4aLu.npur _fl The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrtvtl: BUNGA CRKID It Pert Havre 3110 London 311 R'dam 8 11 A'oerp 10 11 H'burg 12 11 B'men 1 11 BUNCA MELOR 15/11 Ott
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      798 21 /Urk&ti\ COMPANIA ARGENTINA DE (^(IU^T NAVEGACION 'NTERCONTINENTAL Lojdmf fir Oirlu, Btnn Aires. Singapore P. Sham Penmg PAMPA ARGENTINA 15/18 Oct 17/11 Oct 11/11 let EVERETT STEAMSHIP CORPORATION S/A ii.Clllyir Quy. Pwi Swittiikaa Ainto: li, Bead Strett, PtitM, Siippin. SOCSHIP CO. BHO., Bin 201 0 C B C llaj Tll:H4l1/l. Til.
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      887 21 OFFICE SPACE WANTED Professional service company Incorporated in Singapore reaulre* mailing address Bangkok and occasional use lew days each ""ff" of ottu» deck and telephone Bank references available Please reply Asian Appraisal Company Pte Ltd Suite 703 Supreme House. Penang Road. Singapore 9 with asking monthly rental THANK YOU ROBERT
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      1080 22 STUDY AT HOME Pas. Examlnanorm Singapore Correspondmcr (Cont. from Page 18) f*-',^™ 'SZST&SZ^ Ing. ('orrr*pondrn<.'r. Private Serre- tarial Dutie., etc. Write for details: 8.C. 8. Ltd.. P.O. Box 3164. Education L.C.C. C.W A., CCA, CIS Ac counting. Luw. Coding. Auditing. Economics. Bookke'pinß. TypeLINCUAPMONE INSTITUTE (LON- tkrttinK. Slut, .tics. Accounting B
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      1700 22 Travel and tours Hi-Fi tV Sia-ee NAM- HO TRAVEL SERVICE LJmited. YOU CAN HAVE HI-FI In your home Tour Malaya— Seven Days *****/-, right now; First National City alr-condlt:oned Bj. 8»1S5/-. De- Bank will help you with a Home parti re Every Sunday. Monday. Appliance Loan to buy HI-FI. TV.
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      1936 22 1»71 MORRIS UOO O.T. 11. Coupe 7 5 1970 A UOO O.T. V.hlrl.. wainOrl Mania 1200 1969 M 1100S IMt-un T«ni*Wl nl a 1000 Volkswagen Uatvun 1000 S/ Wagen 196« A UOO MXV F Cortina yjiD VOLK WAGIM YAM W|M 1967 AllOO r Anglia 1966 A 1100 *l<ler any rondlllon
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      1521 22 MALAY AWATA BTEEL BERHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) The following Ordinary Share Certificates have been reported Icat or destroyed: No. of Cert. Not. In the name ot Shares ***** Haron bin Mohd Amln 500 ***** Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad 1,000 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that If within fourteen days from
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    Ship parts may be made in S'pore
    704 23 SINGAPORE, Tuesday LOCALLY made ship parts are likely to replace imported ones for Singapore's fast growing shipbuilding and repair industry. According to a Japanese Industrialist today, chances are "very good" that Japan will start production here of these parts for local use and
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    PSA boats fight an oil slick
    157 23 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Anti Pollution Unit of the Port Authority was till Ut« today fighting an oil slick on the eastern side of Pulau Bukom the oil Island off Singapore. PSA authorities were today unable to tell how and from where the slick appeared.
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    Mindef to probe death of pupil in army exercise
    311 23 SINGAPORE, Tueo A BOARD of inquiry has been convened by Mindef to investigate the death of schoolboy T o h Ah Seng, 10, in an army exercise in the Ama Keng area yesterday. In a statement today Mindef said that during
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      657 23 a In the pleosant environment of o A^ highly outomoted modern factory, we produce top quality serriI conductor components. SIEMENS ZL°" l friendly ond happy w-inw Qn< j we o e loo^jng for FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: II 16 years of oge and above. 2. Able to work on
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      535 23 International manufacturing organisation require a PRODUCTION MANAGER for their Singapore factory in Jurong. Interested applicants who possess the following qualifications should apply in own handwriting to: Advertiser, Box A 4775 ST., Singapore giving details of present position held. Singapore Citizen over 25 years of age. A minimum qualification of 3
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      239 23 Straits Times Crossword ACBOBB 7. civilisation wm Introduced 1 Hamlet's barbarian ancestry by Chris, wandering round a (4. 11). river with a bird (3. 7. S). 8. Old car took part of Oxford I 2 Confused by the wrong coin, college to Baltic port < 8 > he accepts payment
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      Wilson is in Scotland 16
      55 24 GLASGOW. Tues— Bob Wilson. Arsenal's English-born goalkeeper, was yesterday named among Scotland's team of 16 players for their European championship soccer match against Portugal here on Oct ,13 If Wilson plays It will be his first international cap. He U elidible to play for Scotland
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      Newcomer Pedang Sakti in good form
      503 24  -  EPSOM JEEP By PEDANG SAKTI, a newcomer trained by Samsuri Abdul Rahman, can score first time out in the Class 3 Division 1 7f race at Penang on Sunday. The five-year-old showed sood form in a workout yesterday morning when he sprinted 3f in
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      Lock icon A $20,428 jackpot for a shy punter
      51 24 A $20,428 jackpot for a shy punter SYDNEY. Tues A publicity shy punter at Sydney's Randwlck racecourse yesterday collected A 520.428 for a 50-cent Jackpot outlay. The punter, who identified himself onl- as R. Barber, had the only live ticket after the running of the fifth leg of the jackpot.
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      Out in six
      32 24 TOKYO. Tues— Kim KwangSun, South Korea's No. 4 featherweight contender, knocked out Japan's third -ranked Attack Harada in the sixth round of a scheduled 10-round bout In Osaka yesterday.
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      Lock icon Champ again? No problem, says Clay
      161 24 I AGOS, Tues. Cheering crowds greeted former L world heavyweight boxing champion Casslus Clay on the first day of his four-day visit to Nigeria yesterday. He flew In on a goodwill visit sponsored by a private company and was full of optimism about regaining
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      Lock icon Austrian soccer blames TV and radio
      250 24 Austrian soccer blames TV and radio VIENNA, Tues. "If radio and television won't pay, we will ban their reporters trom our soccer matches," League officials warned at the start of Austria's new soccer, season this week. •Some club officials threatened to have the reporters "carried away by police" If they
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      DATIN WEE LEADS IN SIAPA RAJAH
      46 24 DATIN WEE LEADS IN SIAPA RAJAH I) VI is Wee Hood 17 Teck leads in Siapa Rajah, Des Coleman up, a winner at Bukit Timah < on Sunday. Siapa Rajah, a five-year-old Australian gelding by Gooil Brandy, easily beat a Class 1 Div 2 fi.-Ll over llf.
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      Lock icon 70 lifters for first Asian tourney
      161 24 ]if ANILA. Tues. Some 70 welghtllfters from eight countries will take part In the first Asian championships which open on Friday at the Far Eastern University gymnasium here. Australia. Taiwan. Indonesia. Iran. Iraq, Israel. South Korea and the Philippines are taking part. Favoured to
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      Probe into ring death
      100 24 BRISBANE. Tues The death of Filipino boxer Alberto Jangalay after a fight In Brisbane last Fnday Is to be discussed by the next meeting of the Queensland Sports Medicine Federation. The meeting is likely to ask for an olflclnl Inquiry Into the incident, according to a
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      Lock icon Sobers says he is thrilled'
      336 24 Sobers says he is thrilled' ADELAIDE, Tues. West Indies skipper Gary A Sobers said here yesterday he was "thrilled" by his appointment as captain of the World XI to tour Australia later this year. 3obers. currently playing for an Adelaide club, said he thought the world team were probably the
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      Korea thrash Taiwan 8-0
      40 24 SEOUL, Tues. South Korea overpowered Taiwan 8-0 yesterday in the final game of the East Asia pre-Olymplc soccer tournament. Korea led 4-0 at half-time. With the win. Korea finished second in the tournament won by Malaysia.
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      Lock icon 3-1 WIN FOR LAOTIAN ARMY
      81 24 3-1 WIN FOR LAOTIAN ARMY DANGKOK, Tues Ro- yal Army of Laos defeated Royal Thai Air Force 3-1 in their preliminary Group "B" match of the Queen's Cup soccer tournament here las*, night. Rcyal Army led 2-0 at halftlme. Goal scorers for Royal Army were left-ualf Salthorig in the 16th
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      Orioles two up
      25 24 BALTIMORE. Tues. Baltimore Orioles beat Oakland Athletics 5-1 to take 2-0 lead in the best-of-nve American League baseball final playoffs here yesterday.
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      Lock icon Three Malaysians for Mr Asia contest
      112 24 LAHORE. Tues At least 19 bodybuilders irom six Asian countries will compete for the coveted title of Mr. Asia, 1971, at the new campus auditorium of Funjao University here on Saturday. Pakistan and Iraq have confirmed six entries each, with three from Malaysia, two
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      Chance for Phua and Liau to prove they can be groomed into world golfers
      389 25  - Chance for Phua and Liau to prove they can be groomed into world golfers ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE'S World Cup golfers Alvin Liau and Phua Thin Kiay will be under the scrutiny today of Mr. Derrick Pillage, chairman of Golf Management, who is visiting Singapore and Malaysia in search of
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      Two div. one walkovers
      56 25 Yesterday was a blank day for the FAS league division one programme. For two walkovers were given both at Jalan Besar Stadium. First, Darul Aflah conceded a walkover to Singapore Armed Forces and later in the evening RAF Changl (ailed to show up for their scheduled
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      100 25 B. ABBETT won the SICC women's "A" medal monthly golf competition with a nett score 70 at island course yesterday. Runner-up was H. Manning with (72 1. The first nine ballsweep was shared between D.N. Ngo and Wilkins (nett 34i. Second was N. Beaton '35', i. The
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      645 25  -  PETER SIOW By ROYAL Hongkong Yacht Club, as expected, retained the V.C. Bath Trophy for the overall winners the fifth time in the Far Eastern Amateur Rowing Association Interport i h( Id over the weekend at the Miri-Belalt Boat Cub in Kuala Belalt. Brunei. Royal
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      564 25  - A Gunalan-Muljadi showdown barring the flu... PERCY SENEVIRATNE By |F THE anticipated confrontation between the virile "Punch" Gunalan and the patient Muljadi materialises in the final of the Singapore Open badminton championships, it is bound to be an effervescent match. Gunalan is the top seed and Muljadi the second seed
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      67 25 Whiskey Company of RNZIR scored a 18-6 win (one goal and three tries to one dropped goal and one penalty) over SCC Colts In a SRU Dlv. 3 Rugby league match at the padang yesterday. J. Relhana (2), E. Rawhitt and C. Thomson piled up the
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    35 26 COLOMBO. Tues. Prlns Gunasekera, who was suspended from Prime Minister Mrs. Sirima Bandaranaike's Sri Lanka Freedom Party (SLFP) last week, crossed over to the Opposition when the House of Representatives met today. Reuter.
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    30 26 MANILA. Tues. A group of mystery gunmen In civilian clothes opened fire on a student demonstration In suburban Manila today, killing two youths and wounding several others.
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    212 26 Riot by 300 prisoners in Dallas jail DALLAS, Tues. Three hundred prisoners on two floors of Dallas County Jail smashed windows with broken pieces of cast iron toilets last night and threw flaming mattresses from the 11th and 12th floors of the county courthouse onto one of the city's busiest
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    424 26 LONDON, TUcs. The stock market cloaed very firm In reaction to the latent retail sales and HP aurvry. dealrra aald. At 3 p.m. the Financial Timea inCM v.a» up 7.7 at 412.5. Store* were the main gainers with mercantile credit and U nixed Dominions Trust among finance bouoea
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    41 26 PRETORIA, Tue«. 8outh African para -military police have crossed Into Zambia In hot pursuit of guerillas alter land mines killed a police captain and Injured four others In separate explosions In the Capiivl strip, informed sources said today. AP.
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    27 26 OUOLIV IOWARD tIDDONt, 63 beloved hu.ba-xl of Flo paaeed away oa October 6. 1871 at 20 Wk Nam Road. He leavci a dau(tit«r Heather, two grandchildren.
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