The Straits Times, 29 October 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Newlook Annual for 1972
    168 1 THE STRAITS x TIMES ANNUAL for 1972 will be published tomorrow. It begins a new series in a new format. Its high standards have been enhanced in content and production. THE South-east Asian scene, both rural and metropolitan, is presented In brilliant colour. THERE are more
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    Forces kill 6 Reds
    392 1 Operations pay off on two fronts KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday MALAYSIAN security forces and Thai police have eliminated six terrorists on two fronts. In the SaHkej area oX. Saiawak, security forces shot dead live terrorists in a dawn encounter. Along the Malaysia Thai border, Thai police killed
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    Secretary found unconscious
    80 1  -  K. S. SIDHU By Singapore, Thursday A 20- YEAR -OLD secretary was rushed to Outran Hospital tonight after she was found unconscious in a friend's flat. She went to the flat in Jalan Kukoh, off Sin Chew Street, Havele^k area, around 8.30 p.m. Her friend went out
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    Man stabbed in Chinatown
    46 1 SINOAPORE Thurs. Lim Chor Sim, 22, of dimming Street, was rushed to Outram Hospital after he was stabbed twice in Chinatown tonight. He had a stab wound in the left armpit and one In his stomach His condition was described as serious.
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    Cargo liner on fire
    33 1 PORT SWETTENHAM. Thurs. Fire broke out on board the 14. 000- tor. Dutch cargo liner Shelda Lloyd tonight. More than 40 firemen, wearing gas-masks. were still fighting the blaze.
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    Lock icon Up at last...
    26 1 ADELAIDE, Thure. Britain successfully launched its first communications satellite "Proapero" today after six years of frustrating trials, the Department of Supply said. UPI.
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    Lock icon Bank rate cut
    20 1 PARIS, Thurs. France cut 1U bank rate today to 64 per cent from 6% per cent. Reuter
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    40 PAGES TODAY
    18 1 THE Straits Times is 40 pages today in two sections. Make sure you get both.
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    China unlikely to buy S'pore goods, says Lee
    240 1 ZURICH, Thurs. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew has said that it is unlikely China will import consumer goods from Singapore or other countries. Apart from raw materials, Peking was only interested in imports of machinery and it would be unwise to set up
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    Lock icon Brushing away with Danny
    93 1 IT WAS such a me tie when actor Danny Kaye (above) turned his talents to t c c t h-cle aning in Singapore yesterday. But for this American Prince of Mirth, making people laugh is probaably the easiest thinr in the world. Getting the laughs and
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    World focus on Britain EEC vote
    546 1  - World focus on Britain EEC vote HARRY MILLER By LONDON. Thurs. Quite literally, the world will focus Its attention on Britain tonight, watching on television via the Eurovislon or satellite link-up or listening to the BBC. for the result of Parliament's dramatic, crucial, and historic vote on Britain's entry into
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    Toto draw
    39 1 BTNOAPORE. Thurs. In today's Toto draw No. 85 71 the following numbers were picked: 33. 40. 47. 21 and 10. The additional number was 28. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were: 23. 18 and 35.
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    Lock icon 3 a.m. ROUNDUP WILSON: WE'LL GIVE NOTICE
    45 1 3 a.m. ROUNDUP WILSON: WE'LL GIVE NOTICE LONDON, Thurs. The Opposition Labour Parly leader. Mr. Harold Wilson warned tonight that a future Labour Government would immediately give notice to the Common Market that it could not accept the entry terms now negotiated for Britain. Reuter
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      Lock icon Brez gets the cheers
      54 2 SOVIET Communist Party leader Mr. Brezhnev waves from his car to a cheering crowd of French communists in Paris on Wednasday after visiting the house where Lenin once lived. The house, where Lenin lived while he was in exile, has been turned into a museum UPI
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      Lock icon Nixon trip: All set for an early date
      506 2 WASHINGTON, Thursday PRESIDENT Nixon's historic visit to Peking would take place after Jan. 1. Announcement of a firm date would be made after Dec. 1. This was disclosed simultaneously In Washington and Peking yesterday and US officials said arrangements for the trip
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      WE'LL SET UP TIES WITH ANY NATION, MAO SAYS IT AGAIN
      173 2 HONG KONG. Thurs. China today reiterated ber wish to establish normal diplomatic relations with any country on the basis of co-existence two days after her admission into the I'nited Nations. The official New China News Agency (NCNA) broadcast an
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      Lock icon Castro's welcome hug for Mr. K
      192 3 UAVANA, Thurs. Soviet Prime Minister Mr. Alexei Kosygin exchanged light-hearted banter with Cuban leader Dr. Fidel Castro in front of construction workers during a tour of building sites near here. The visiting Kremlin leader, wearing an opennecked shirt, seemed in high spirits as he
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      Lock icon Guerillas kill two at election rally
      118 3 Guerillas kill two at election rally MANILA, Thurs. Com--1 E munist guerillas of the Maoist New Peoples Army NPA) attacked a political rally near here last night and shot dead a candidate and one of his followers. The guerillas opened fire at the rally in Bamban In Tarlac Province, with
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      Lock icon Renault pact
      28 3 PARIS. Thurs. Prance's State-owned Renault Motor Company today signed an agreement with Soviet authorities to help equip and organise a giant truck factory in Russia. Reuter.
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      India seeks Soviet aid to defend border
      134 3 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Defence Ministry sources said today India was invoking her friendship and co-operation treaty with the Soviet Union to call in expert assistance to build up her military might along the Indo-Pakistan frontier. As an apparent first step in this direction.
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      Lock icon Kosygin wisecracks his way out of a hot spot...
      143 3 Kosygin wisecracks his way out of a hot spot... ters where we are coming very rapidly to an agreement with him." Television cameras covering the vudt showed the two men exchanging small talk. Dr. Castro pointed to the sea and declared: "What a view." Mr. Kosygin reolied: "I would like
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      Lock icon Not so tame after a11...
      37 3 BYDNEY. Thurs. Pauli the lion was once turned down for aTV advertisement because. "too tame But yesterday. Pauli attacked and killed his 49-year-old ownFranz Pelzl. Guards shot the animal to death. UPI.
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      Lock icon No objection to Thant visiting India: Indira
      191 3 VIENNA, Thursday. INDIAN Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi said today that she had no objection to U.N. Secre-tary-General U Thant visitine India in connection with the East Bengal problem. However, in an Interview with the Austrian news agency Apa, she added that she
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      Lock icon Now its Zaire Republic
      61 3 KINSHASA. Thurs. The Congo-Kinshasa today changed Its name to the Zaire Republic, and also renamed the Congo River as the River Zaire. The decision, effective immediately was taken at a Joint meeting of the Government and the political bureau of the country's only political party, the
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      Lock icon US aid cut threat angers UN envoys
      621 4 US aid cut threat angers UN envoys NEW YORK, Thursday IJ.N. DIPLOMATS reacted with surprise, shock and anger yesterday at threats of US. financial reprisals against the United Nations for the expulsion of Taiwan. Several diplomats, in effect, advised President Nixon to "cool It." But others, including outspoken Ambassador Mr.
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      Lock icon 200 held in massive day-long drug raids
      176 4 200 held in massive day-long drug raids NEW YORK, Thursday. §OME 200 people, including prison guards, a lawyer and a policeman, were arrested and more than US$l.2 million worth of drugs were seized in raids throughout New York, Connecticut and New Jersey, police disclosed here today. More than 500 policemen
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      Lock icon TURKISH PREMIER AGREES TO CONTINUE IN OFFICE
      140 4 ANKARA, Thurs.— Turkish Prime Minister Nihat Erim today bowed to President Sanay's refusal to accept his Government's resignation and agreed to continue in office. The surprise statement from the president said Dr. trim's resignation was refused since the Premier has "the full support
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      Lock icon Connie Francis divorced
      46 4 LAS VBOAS. Thurs Singer Connie Francis and her husband of nine months were granted a divorce yesterday. Clark County District Court Judge Joe Pavllkowskl granted the divorce on grounds of Incompatibility. Action was filed by Connie's husband. Las Vegas beautician Isadore Marlon.— AP.
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      ARMED INTRUDERS ARRESTED BY UN SECURITY MEN
      211 4 ARMED INTRUDERS ARRESTED BY UN SECURITY MEN NEW YORK. Thurs. U.N. Security forces arrested two armed demonstrators yesterday when they staged separate disruptions at a meeting of the UN. Political Committee. A security spokesman said a youth, who carried a heavy chain and claimed to be a member of the
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      Getting Mao's flags ready..
      127 5 Getting Mao's flags ready.. NEW YORK, Thurs. Seamstresses at America's largest flar manufacturing firm busy working on new flags with five cold stars on a flejd or red the ensign of China. Seated at the sewinf machine is Ida Taylor while floor lady Mickie Costono shows off one of the
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      Lock icon Nuclear plane
      32 5 NEW YORK. Thurs. Senator James L. Buckley said today the Soviet Union is developing a nuclear engine capable of maintaining an aircraft in flight fur more than 90 days. UPI.
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      Lock icon SUEZ: ISRAEL TO BOYCOTT TALKS IF...
      177 5 JERUSALEM, Thursday. ISRAEL will boycott U.S.-sponsored talks for an interim Suez agreement unless Washington agrees to supply it with the Phantom warplanes the Israeli radio and Press reported yesterday. The radio also said Israel would not agree to the US. suggestion to resume the
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      Lock icon PACT TO OUTLAW PIRATE RECORDS
      101 5 PACT TO OUTLAW PIRATE RECORDS rjENEVA, Thurs. A pact to outlaw and crack down on international piracy of records and taped music is nearing signature by about 30 countries here. Mr. Bruce Ladd, leader of the U.S. delegation to the conference preparing the convention, estimated yesterday that about US$3OO million
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      Lock icon Stowaways held
      70 5 I ONDON, Thurs.— Three Hungarian boys aged 18, 15 and 14, were found in the pressurised luscatr hold of a Pan American Jumbo Jet which arrived here from Frankfurt, it was revealed today. An airline official said the boys had been tryinc to get to the U.S. from
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      Don't rig Vietnam peace, Brez warns
      248 5 Don't rig Vietnam peace, Brez warns PARIS. Thursday §OVIET leader Mr. Brezhnev last night warned against trying to impose a Vietnam solution by intrigues "behind the backs of the Vietnamese people." His remark at a banquet he gave in honour of President Pompidou, was apparently directed at the United States
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      Lock icon "Backstage intrigues not the -answer'
      52 5 aimed at political settlement in such trouble spots. The soviet Union and France had contributed to the major changes now taking place in Europe, he said, and he was convinced that the continued Improvement In their relations would have a growing Impact on the European
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    Two chances for pupils
    790 6  -  JOSEPH YEO DETAILS OF NEW SCHOOL SYSTEM By g I X G A PORE, Thurs. There will eventually Ik? two major examinations annually for both primary and secondary school leavers under the new twosemester school year. The examinations will be held in June and in November.
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    35,500 to sit for first GCE combined exam
    418 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A total of 35,549 Secondary Four students from the four language streams will sit for the first combined examination of the Singapore-Cambridge General Certificate of Education (Ordinary Level) in Singapore next month. It will last from Nov. 9-29. Of the
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    Pianist is out of hospital
    34 6 SINGAPORE Thurs. Shangri-La Hotel pianiM Mr. Michael Komtra. stabbed in scuffle at the hotel's Peacock Bar early yesterday. was discharged from Outram Hospital today. Police have detained a man.
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      149 6 1 i/ H,/ I T. it ant tin WELL, DID /"TT TS Y'TALK^D TO 'COURSE I DID' I TOLD Tt-T I AN' SEEINJS \s~~~^ "~v/ NUTHIN'.' \t^ TUNKGIVE C t Aw! J HIM, DIDN'T /^O-AN-SO H6 PIPNT HAJ^B A THE COJTEST /WHATD HE A HE JUST I ...THEN HE HAD
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    New satellite link with Hong Kong
    64 7 New satellite link with Hong Kong SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore will get a new satellite link with Hong Kong when the British colony's second earth station is opened on Nov. 1 by Princess Anne. The link will be part of a service covering Britain, Germany. Indonesia and Singapore. Malaysia and Bahrain
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    'Oyama' karate
    38 7 SINGAPORF. Thurs The Kyokushinknl Karate-Do Singapore will start new beginners' classes at 88 St. Francis Road, oft St. Michael Road, next month. The Oyama-style karate classes will be held from Tuesday to Friday from 5.30 p.m
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    We'd prefer Anzuk presence to go on: C-in-C
    717 7  -  R. CHANDRAN By C I N f, A PORE, Thurs. Air Chief Marshal Sir Brian Burnett, Commande r-in-Chief of the British Far East Command, is for a continued Anzuk presence in the region even after Malaysia and Singapore have built up their
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    Council seeks funds for mosques
    64 7 Council seeks funds for mosques SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Muslim Religious Council is appealing for donations to build three mosques at Queens town, Toa Pay oh and Taman Jurong. The council says that though fund-raising projects have been organised, more financial support is needed. Donations can be sent to the council
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    How to produce an operetta
    65 7 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The National Library's Group Services Section and the Sceneshifters of the YMCA will hold a talk on How to produce an Operetta at the library's lecture hall next Wednesday at 8 p.m. The '..ilk will be given by Mrs. Elmr. Thwaltes. producer of
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    Bugle and fife
    25 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Paya Lebar Primary School bugle and fife band will perform at Katong Park on Nov. 7 at 5.30 pm.
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    Over 100m gallons for second day this week
    52 7 Over 100 m gallons for second day this week SINGAPORE, Thursday. WATER use yesterday fell by 1.9 million gallons to 103.9 million gallons, the second day this week that the 100 million gallon mark was passed. Only two of the three catchment areas had rainfall: Seletar 0.02 inch and Macßitchie.
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    Govt studies plan for $40 million incinerator
    394 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs fHE Government is studying a recommendation by a firm of consulting engineers for the building of a $40 million central incinerator to dispose of Singapore's increasing bulk of daily refuse. The Health Minister, Mr. (hua Sian Chin, disclosing this tonight, said
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    230 win awards in Keep S'pore Clean contests
    289 8 230 win awards in Keep S'pore Clean contests SINOAPORE. Thurs. Keep Singapore Clean and Pollution Free this message has been driven home to the public, judging from the number of people who came forward tonight to receive their awards from the Health Minister. Mr. Chua Stan Chin, at the Conference
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    British food exhibition
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The British High Commissioner. Mr. Bamuel Falle. vlalted the British Pood Promotion exhibition at Cold Storage Supermarket in Orchard Road today. The food exhibition Is being held In conjunction with the British Industrial exhibition In Aver Rajah Road.
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    Shipyard boss going on sales-marketing visit to US
    296 8 Shipyard boss going on sales-marketing visit to US OINGAPORE, Thurs. i The managing director of Keppel Shipyard, Mr. C.N. Watson, will leave for a marketing and sales trip to the United States on Saturday. He said today he expects to secure more contracts from the American shipowners and companies engaged
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    No decision yet on drydock
    135 8 OINGAPORE, Thurs. The Government is still considering the possibility of building a giant $50 million drydock at Sembawang Shipyard. It Is understood the matter Is still under review by the board of directors of the Govern-ment-owned shipyard. Mr. RE. Butler, managing director of the shipyard,
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    Plans for a nuclear research reactor
    125 8 KUALA I.L'MPI R, Wed. The National Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research (NISIR) has plans to bring Malaysia Into the nuclear are. The Institute's director. Dr. Teh Hock Heng, said that he hoped to get a nuclear research reactor which would be used for
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    Future of closed down Britannia Club being discussed
    408 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs THE future of Britannia Club, the once elegant British Army home away from home for servicemen, in Beach Road is being discussed between the Singapore Government and the British High Commission. It was owned and operated by Naafi. Built at
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    Spreading safety code in four languages
    168 10 Spreading safety code in four languages SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Industrial safety committee of the National Safety First Council, In its drive to educate Singapore's multi-racial society on safety awareness, is planning to conduct courses for the public in the four languages. Mr. Tan Teck Meng, chairman of the committee, said
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    Man with blue films: I didn't know law
    167 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Polish seaman tola a court today that he haa no idea he was committing an offence when he brought obscene films ana magazines into Sin gapore. Kuliguowski Ireneuzr, 28, addea: "In Europe you can buy these things like you
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    TWO WOMEN ARE FINED
    49 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two women, who stole a hair-dryer from a ship, were each Jailed for a day and fined Sl5O by a magistrate's court today. Loh Ah Yoke, 50. and Chla Mul. 29. admitted stealing the article from the Iraouaddy at the Port Authority yesterday.
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    New Customs warehouse
    43 10 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The Government will open a new warehouse next month to help relieve the current shortage of storage space In the Republic. The warehouse, at the Sth m.s. Paslr Pan Jan* Road. wIU be operated by the Customs Department.
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      76 10 j Our Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to the Management of the Commercial Exhibition of Soviet Trade Organisation and the Trade Representation of the U. S. S. R. in Singapore, in Organising a Trade Exhibition in the Great World Park, from DATO NG QUEE LAM S. P. M. J., D.
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      229 10 Straits Times 9 ro^ swor^ ACROSS ary (3. 8). 1 Wh.t *an f ter's snet may Hugh, djj. perhaps, 9 SrL d °uo 3 m\e 7 v eer e thai >« £JSr^M) COnSUnt everyone may ?et aboard? v pftrts out of carrtage 1 r>'s ihlv i9> 1C Don't have to
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    'Air charters will make flights less safe' warning
    442 11  - 'Air charters will make flights less safe' warning LIM SUAN KOOI By CING APORE, Thurs. It will become less safe and less convenient to travel by air if Singapore and Malaysia continue to allow charter flights to snatch business from commcrc i a 1 airlines that operate scheduled flights in
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    MSA cut rates may be extended to Malaysia
    195 11 MSA cut rates may be extended to Malaysia KULAA LUMPUR. Thurs. —Civil servants here may soon be able to travel MSA to Europe as cheaply as their Singapore counterparts if the present trend of negotiations continues. A spokesman for MSA said tha: many letters had been written to the company
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    Percival Road to be closed this evening
    64 11 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Percival Road will be closed to traffic, except authorised vehicles from 6 p.m. tomorrow. Vehicles will also not be allowed to park or wait along Oxley Rise Flyover and Clemenceau Avenue. This is to avoid traffic holdup due to the Lions
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    Photo judging
    28 11 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Exhibits at the fourth South-east Asia Students' Photographic Competition, organised by the Singapore Polytechnic Photographic Society will be Judged on Saturday and Nov. 6.
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    Police boats
    36 11 SINOAPORE. TTiurs. The three new patrol boats being built by Vosper Thornycroft of Singapore will be uaed by the Malaysian Police and not the Royal Malaysian Navy as reported today. The error Is regretted
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    Director fined $150 for offence under Companies Act
    340 11 Director fined $150 for offence under Companies Act SINGAPORE, Thurs. A district court was today told that a director of BCI Products Private Ltd. had a "roomful of detergent" and did not know what to do with them. This was saia in miti gotion when Charles Wee T.-.iam Quee, 26
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    Singapore to host Pata seminar
    124 11 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Singapore will host the third Pacific Area Travel Association travel research seminar to be held from Nov. 8 to 10. The chairman of the Singapore Tourist Promodern Board Mr. Runme Shaw, will open the threeday seminar at Singapore Hyatt. About 150 to 200
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    Soviet ship in today to start new service
    86 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A Soviet passenger ship, the 4.700-ton Khabarovsk, is due here tomorrow to start a regular fortnightly passenger service between Singapore and Fremantle from Nov. 1. The ship is on charter to Singapore Australia Shipping Company, which is associated with charter
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  • COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION OF SOVIET TRADE ORGANIZATIONS Straits Times Feature
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      Soviet trade chiefs to attend fair opening
      1337 12 ATOP team of trade officials from Moscow luis arrived in Singapore for this evening's official opening of the Commercial Exhibition of Soviet Traae Organisations bein^ held ;it the Great World. The importance the Soviet Union attaches to this exhibition is seen from the
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      EXPORTS UP 60 p.c. IN FIVE YEARS
      404 12 MOSCOW, (TASS APN): In 1970, the closing year of the Eighth Five- Year Plan, Soviet foreign trade turnover totalled 22,--100 million roubles, 51.2 per cent more than in 1965. Five Year Plan assignments for the level and volume of trade turnover have been
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      Forging closer links with many nations
      1447 12 MESSAGE FROM MR. V.G. MANDRYKIN, TRADE REPRESENTATIVE OF THE U.S.S.R. IN SINGAPORE: THE need for trade w between countries Is dictated by objective economic laws. These laws are a greater force than the desire or will and decision of Individual governments or classes. This
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      Production capacity and agricultural output in the USSR increase
      811 13 Production capacity and agricultural output in the USSR increase J'HE most important feature of the prenaH^V^ 86 of devel °Pment of the Soviet national economy is primarily its new a? ce O re n s the mY.? SR l day there are 50 00 SKSS ffiK collectlve farms and S:
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      Plans to increase trade with developing nations
      710 14  -  Special Writer By ONE of the key distinguishing features that mark present day international economic relations is the expanding U ade and economic cooperation of the USSR and the other socialist countries with the developing countries of Asia, Africa and Latin America. The
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      278 12 V/O TRAKTOROEXPORT I EVtigl^fcfl! SI sole exporter 'rom the Soviet Union I of tractors, agricultural tnd road-building I machines as well as garage-repairing I equipment, displays at the Soviet joint I BIHTIII specialized exhibition m I ir^B'V StilErl SINGAPORE I SSapSS Wheeled tractor, model T-40A. 44 h p I B@KUL©I©I
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      21 13 CONGRATULATIONS Commercial Exhibition of Soviet Trade Organizations on its opening ym**^ cooking oil Pure and rich in flavour EifiTti I mA
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      85 13 SINGAPORE COMMERCIAL I EXHIBITION j m It' L SOVIET TRADE j I ORGANIZATIONS I GREAT WORLD AMUSEMENT PARK jfl k FROM 30th OCT. TO 13th NOV. 1971 M jk^ 10a.m. to Ip.m. sp.m. to 10p.m. congratulations to the Ist commercial exhibition of the soviet trade organisation in the republic of
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      147 14 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO THE COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION OF SOVIET TRADE ORGANIZATIONS FROM YEW P. ONG CO., (MALAYSIA) PTE. LTD. EPZ#| BALL ROLLER BEARINGS QUALITY RUSSIAN PRODUCTS For Automotive Industrial Applications 0 Exporter: V/O STANKOIMPORT MOSCOW USSR A9.ni. YewyvOng&CojMALAYsiA)Pte.Ltd. 283 F 285 F (6lh Floor) Selegie Complex, Singapore. Tel: *****/*****8
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      217 14 '•jut* UUELCOfTIE TO THE V/O AVTOEXPORT EXPOSITION where the experts will answer all the questions you are interested in. The USSR foreign trade organisation V/O AVTOEXPORT invites you to visit the V/O AVTOEXPORT stand at the Soviet joint specialized exhibition in SINGAPORE where you'll be able to view MODELS OF
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    Reed court martial likely to be held in S'pore
    174 15  -  HARRY MILLER By T ONDON, Thurs. There Is every likelihood that the court-martial of Staff Sgt. Lan Reed who has been charged with the murder of his wife, Dorothy, In Singapore more than six years ago, will take place in the
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    Pirate fined $700, loses his taxi
    64 15 Pirate fined $700, loses his taxi SINGAPORE. Tnurs. N.i Koon Kian was fined $400 and iaa ins car forfeiteu tocav after he pieac eu guntv to oDeraung a pliate taxi at the Junction wf Lorong Krak anc Jalan Bahar on Sept. 29. He was iilso fined another $300 after he
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    THE STRONG ARM OF THE LAW
    118 15 rIE strong arm of the law being put to a different use this time righting a van which fell on its side. The van landed on its side after it was in collision with a car at the junction of Farrer Road and Bukit
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    Woman in tears tells court of the day her sister was killed
    374 15 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A 30-year-old housewife broke down and wept in the High Court today while relating the events leadding to the death of her sister two years ago. Kwong Chee Lan was testifying at the trial of Chow
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    Maiden voyage
    23 15 SINOAPORE. Thurs. The 13.300-ton P and O cargo vessel Morvada Is due In Singapore tomorrow on her maiden voyage from London.
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    Solved: 'Kidnap' that puzzled police for 18 hours
    245 15 Solved: 'Kidnap' that puzzled police for 18 hours CINGAPORE, Thurs. A businessman walked into Beach Road police station this afternoon and. In five minutes, solved a "mystery abduction" which had the police puzzled for 18 hours. Police last night received a "999" call that the businessman, Teo Ho Hian. had
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    Demolition exercise
    39 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Armed Forces will hold a demolition training session at Sentosa Demolition Range tomorrow from 8 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. Demolition materials will be used and the public are advised not to be alarmed.
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    Prayer week
    23 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Chinese YMCA and YWCA of Singapore will celebrate International YM/YW Week of Prayer from Nov. 7 to 13.
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    Two guns found on a farm
    150 15 BUTTERWORTH, Thurs. Police yesterday recovered a shotgun, a revolver and 11 rounds of ammunition from a poultry farm in Kampong Selamat Tas c k GluKor, about 16 miles from here. The shotgun is a home-made one and was loaded with seven rounds of ammunition
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    SLAYING OF GIRL AGED 8 CAN BE WORK OF SEX MANIAC: POLICE
    209 15 SLAYING OF GIRL AGED 8 CAN BE WORK OF SEX MANIAC: POLICE SUNGEI PATA N I, Thurs. The murder of an eight-year-old schoolgirl whose body was found In blukar near her house at Sungei Layar Ujong could have been the work of a sex maniac, police here said today. "This
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    Christmas fair
    32 15 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Christmas chanty fair will be held at Kingsmead Hall of the Church of St. Ignatius In King's Road on Nov. 20 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m
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      294 15 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE OPENING OF THE: COMMERCIAL EXHIBITION OF SOVIET TRADE ORGANISATIONS. COME: AND SEE THE NEW RUSSIAN CAMERAS at the Exhibition Store. All Models ranging from Spore $28.00— 51,000.00 are available for bath professionals and amateurs. SOLE AGENT: BEE LOH PHOTO SUPPLIERS, 47, Brat Basalt Road, Spore 7. Tel:
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      233 15 THE DIESEL for a SMALL VESSEL. the Soviet made 6ChSP 12/14 90 h.p. 1550 r.p.m. The DIESEL is complete with a reversing-reducing gear with either a 1:2 or 1:3 ratio. The DIESEL has mounted thereon a hold dewatering pump and a power takeoff clutch perfectly suited for lending the engine's
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      BRITAIN'S CHOICE
      423 16 We shall know early this morning how Mr. Heath and his government fared in last night's vital vote on British entry into the European community. As the long debate moved towards its close there was every prospect of a respectable majority. But it depended on Mr. Wilson's rebels.
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      ROLE FOR GRADUATES
      287 16 Wednesday's forum at the University of Malaya was essentially a repeat performance of the familiar symposia. This was not so much because Malaysian graduates have not yet found a meaningful rcle. as because the role makes new and more exacting demands on every successive group of graduates.
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      SEEING EYE TO EYE
      241 16 The joint communique at the end of Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's official visit to Yugoslavia points to the affinities between non-aligned nations, even when they are separated by distance. Communist countries usually claim a special closeness to third world aspirations by virtue of the economic theories
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    GUARDIAN ANGELS OF THE AFFLUENT
    1004 16  -  DENNIS BARKER By Washington CTANLEY, SIX FEET tall and with a bulge under his left armpit, is an increasingly important part of American life. He is 28, and doing a job he will almost certainly not still be doing when he has reached 38. He
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      267 16 I REFER to letter by "Susan Lah" on Children's Day in Alor Star (ST. Oct. 14 1. Let me rebutt his allegations. I admit that there was a delay in fixing the public address (P.A.) system. This I understand, was due to the fact that
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      94 16 ACCORDING to the Aziz Report, a teacher can be dismissed if he falls to pass the efficiency bar twice. This makes a teacher very Insecure Indeed. He has passed the teacher training exam and has been observed. Will this bar determine the fate of his rice-bowl? If he were not
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      MUST MSA CUT OUT MADRAS?
      322 16 I AM sorry that MSA flights to and from Madras have been suspended due to poor Intake oi passengers. Flights by Air India are always full. I speak with experience when I say that the flight schedules of MSA to Madras and Colombo are awkward
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      Transfers
      58 16 TRANSFER of teachers in Johors 1 1 have no idea about other states) has been stopped until March next year pending the lmplefentation of the Aziz report. The consequences are obvious. Imagine teachers after teaching for a term being transfered to another school. Doesn't the problem of continuity creep
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    Turning off drug addicts and pushers
    1012 16 KUALA LUMPUR LIM CHOOI SIEW reports on recommendations of a Malaysian committee MANY vital questions go unanswe red even at the end of a drug case. Who are the contacts of the accused, how did he get the drugs, who does he sell it
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    Lee: Peking unlikely to change onesided trading
    618 17 ZURICH, Thurs ]yjK. LEE Kuan Yew has told a Zurich newspaper that Singapore's trade with China is "completely onesided" in China's favour, and that it is unlikely China will import consumer go<xls made in Singapore or elsewhere. The Prime Minister, who Ls now
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    MR. LEE ON ARRIVAL IN ZURICH
    98 17 MR. LEE ON ARRIVAL IN ZURICH MR. LEE KUAN YEW enters a waiting car in which he was driven to a hotel from the Zurich airport on Wednesday. Welcoming ceremonies for Mr. Lee and party at the airport were brief, as the Prime Minister is on a private visit. Several
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    —Music for Everyone concerts
    100 17 Music for Everyone concerts SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The Ministry of Culture Is presenting a series of weekend musical concerts Music for Everyone at the Singapore Conference Hall. The first concert, scheduled for Nov. 7 at 4 p.m.. will feature pianist Peter Chiang, organist Dorothy Wang, violinist Lynejte Seah sopranos Amy Lim
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    Two talks by neurologist
    74 17 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Dr. RW. Ross Russell, a British neurologist, will give two public lectures here during his visit lrom Saturday to Nov. 4. He will speak on Clinical and Experimental Aspects of CerebroVascular Disease (Cerebral Haemorrhage) on Monday and Problems of Cerebral Circulation on Tuesday. The
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    Police recover watches
    45 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Police have appealed to robbery victims at Great World Amusement Park !o report to CID to identify their watches. They can call Inspector Yeo Khan Lee at tel. *****4 ext. 875 if they have not reported robberies to the police.
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    The wrong stop
    37 17 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Ang Loy Hoon of Aljunied Road, was fined $25 today after he admitted stopping his car In front of a bus stop and obstructing traffic in Orchard Road on Jan. 4. 1968.
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    Death fall: Contractor to be prosecuted
    126 17 CINGAPORE, Thurs— The building contractor for the Merlin Hotel where a worker fell to his death recently is to be prosecuted. According to the Labour Ministry he is to be charged under the safety provisions of the Factories Act for not providing a suitable
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    Pernas bid for direct trade with Russians
    308 17 K. LUMPUR, Thurs PERNAS will hold final round of talks with Russia and East European countries here next week on direct trade and the role of Pernas as the sole importing and exnorting agency. The first meeting will be with Russia, followed by
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    Detective in hunt for $700,000 bank swindler
    198 17 Detective in hunt for $700,000 bank swindler SINGAPORE, Thurs. A private investigator has Just returned to Singapore after visiting several West European capitals on the trail of a man who had swindled the Lee Wah Bank of $700,000. The private eye was hired by the bank soon after the swindle
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    Three days of prayers
    40 17 Three days of prayers SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore KhaLsa Association will hold three days of prayers at No. 2 Tessensohn Road from tomorrow to celebrate Guru Nanak's 502 nd birthday anniversary on Nov. 2. The public are invited to attend.
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      650 17 TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Opening and General (.31 News in Brief HospiOl 6.41 Accent On Youth 3.20 For the Family (E) MS Sports Parade 3.5S A Diary ot Events in Singa- 7.41 News (C) pore This Week (E) 7.55 Chinese Variety Show 4.N It's Happening in Singapore S.N News
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    Probe into 'students living as husband and wife' charge
    293 19 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The University of Malaya is to investigate an allegation that some students are living as "husband and wife" on the campus. Action wiU be taken if the allegation is true, the university's acting vicechancellor. Prof. Ahmad Ibrahim, told
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    Obscene mags: $600 fine
    42 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A lorry driver was fined $600 yesterday for having obscene magazines at the Port of Singapore Authority godown 43. Lim Hong Soon. 37, was found guilty of having the magazines, valued at $2,160. on July 19.
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    Back to the birch? PTAs say 'No'
    538 19  -  EVELYN NG By CING A PORE, Thurs. Two parent-teacher associations today criticised a suggestion to bring back the cane. Any restoration of a teacher's right to mete out corporal punishment, they said. could only worsen teacher-pupil relationships. Corporal punishment. If and when necessary,
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    A message to Peking
    67 19 SINOAPORE, Thurs. The Workers Party has sent a message to Chairman Mao expressing its "heartiest congratulations. on China's admission to the United Nations. In a press statement. Mr. Heng Swee Tong. chairman of the Workers' Party, said: "The party hopes to have full diplomatic relations with
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    Spare parts study tour
    48 19 SINOAPORE. Thurs. A 12--man mission of car spare-parts aei!»rs left for Japan today. The mission, led by the president of the Singapore Cycle and Motor Traders' Association. Mr. Ong Sing Pang, will study the spare parts manufacturing plants there. It will also visit ralwan.
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    Muslim tithes collection
    37 19 SINOAPORE. Tnurs. The Muslim Religious Council today announced that tithes will be collected from Muslims from Nov. 3 to the morning of Harl Raya. The council has decided that the tithe should be $1.20.
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    $15,000 damages to boy hit by a woman driver
    419 19 $15,000 damages to boy hit by a woman driver SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mr. Justice Choor Singh today ordered a young woman motorist, whom he described as "inexperienced", to pay $15,000 damages to a schoolboy who was far off the road when her car hit him. Bank clerk Miss Ong Teck Leng,
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    Holiday plans by CYMCA
    73 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Chinese YMCA's camping department is organising a series of activities for the November and December school holidays. These Include a six-session skin-diving course for beginners from Nov. 17, an adventuresurvival camp from Dec. 27 to Jan. 1 at Pulau Tekong Besar. a Jungle
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    Tips on Aussie market
    54 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Pointers for Asian exporters on how to succeed in the Australian market will be given by Mr. John Molan at the Advertisers Association monthly lunch on Nov. 4 at King's Hotel. Mr. Molan is dlrcetor of the Overseas Marketing Division (Asian branch > Department
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    Body of drowned boy found in canal
    104 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The body of schoolboy Harjit Singh, who drowned in a canal in Bendemeer Road yesterday, was recovered today. Fou r Reserve Unit men, stripped down to shorts only, waded through thigh-deep mud to reach the body. Aided with wooden sticks and
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    Danny gives the kids a big laugh
    363 20  -  RITA LOONG By OINGAPORE. Thurs. American Prince of Mirth Danny Kaye played his favourite role of Pied Piper for hundreds of children here today. Students of Delta Circus Primary School jammed their corridors when the actor-comedian, who arrived today on an East Asian
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      285 20 Inilili IB^pPilil N° w sa bah can enjoy 0 Thanks to microwave. "">." gig It all started in 1966, with The job demanded an It was tough going at f j$y r aW* a 5-year program to give expert company, with the times, but worthwhile— we S-Jff-- j/ jiT r
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    How the Prof keeps pace with a 'shrinking' world
    198 21 How the Prof keeps pace with a 'shrinking' world PROFESSOR Peter Strevens "switches" between five languages. The British linguist has, in fact, been doing so for the past 23 years in English. French, German. Greek and Portuguese. But the head of the Applied Linguistics Department of the University of Essex,
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    WHEN MUSIC BECOMES PART OF LIFE...
    739 21 At the schools... by Masie Kwee [MAGINE n National Day parade without any music. The result: The monotonous clip clop of boots and shoes for an hour and 20 minutes. Mr. Charles Lazaroo. the specialist Inspector of schools (Music) cited this as an example
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    Glimpses and sounds of days gone by
    151 21 Glimpses and sounds of days gone by CUNGAFOREANS will be able to have a fleet Inr "fUmpsr" Of 2,000 years of European mnsic at the Victoria Theatre on Nov. 20 at 8 p.m. The Youne Musicians Society and the German Embassy will Jointly present a unique lectureconcert by the Capella
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      just who is doing the sacrificing?
      190 22 Of factory workers who are still getting $4 a day yOUR columns are now receiving letters from professional people in Government service who are dissatisfied with their pay. It Is surprising to note that these are people who start off with $400 and above
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      231 22 IITORKS designed to lm- prove the appearance of Rochore Canal (from Serangoon Road Selegle Road Junctions downwards) started since the beginning of this year. Progress has unfortunately been slow and it may yet be another year before the whole project is completed. Last month, after a few hours of heavy
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      255 22 A wonderful thing called love.. I DO not agree with "A Catholic" (ST.. Oct. 26). Why? I think that the answer can best be found in the Bible. Quote: I Timothy 4:3.4. Today's English Version "Such men teach that it is wrong to marry, and to eat certain foods. But
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      267 22 No one seems to know what it's all about MY brother Is sitting for his Singapore-Cambridge-OCE Electricity and Electronics papers next month. The trouble is that no one, not even the Ministry of Education, seems to know what is required of the candidates. Last year, this subject was set and
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      94 22 QJINGAPOREB film cenO sors are at It again. Take the Chinese swordfighting films. Lately they have been so badly censored that sequences are lost and the story becomes meaningless. You may be seeing the "hero in the film killing an enemy." But how the "enemy" dies becomes a mystery thanks
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      29 22 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.
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      RISKING JOBS FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE
      240 22 RISKING JOBS FOR A FEW DOLLARS MORE fREAD with sadness your report (Sun. Times, Oct. 24 > on the probe by the CPIB of a finance company from whom some civil servants borrowed money. No doubt disciplinary action will be taken and dismissal from the service will have to be
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    65 26 TODAY HOTEL MALAYSIA. Joan Booty's models present lashion i-upr.rm by Metro featuring Carmin Curlirs H. nuty Products hv Pond s. Show sponsor* d t>y FA N Knquirles S pOr. 1 Sec*^ BI TMI CENTRE of attention for X m:.*. L.am n.w makt-up t.chniqur and nnd a N.w Look Fashion
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    48 26 MR. CHAN KWANC CHIA. aged 6., died 24-10-71. Funeral takes place at 42. Keng Cheow street. 1 p.m. Saturday. 30. In 71 MR. V. C. MATHIWS of 39. Buklt UluKor. Penang. passed away peacefully 21 10 1971 Cortege leaves 3 P.m H9.10.1971 to Western Road i .melery
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      921 26 WANTED: Demonstrator Salesgirls who mils* >>•• Singapore citizens with x.condary jchool English education, conversant with a few Chinese dialects and Malay. Past experience and knowledge of electrical goods win be an advantage. Apply with full particulars and photo (nonreturnable) to P.O. Box 293. Singapore LEADING HOTIL require* Commls waiters for
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      913 26 WANTED ENCLISH SPEAKINC WAITRESSES any nationality Salary plus commission. Apply Kunager Rosy Cheeks Bar. 13. Tan Qiiee Lan Street. B'pore CENERAL COOK AMAH. No washing Llvc-m Alexandra Park with European family Experienced and Knglish speaking required, starting $160/- 3.11.71. Tel: Spore *****7. SALIS RECEPTIONIST. Ahil.ty to drafting. Apply with passport
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      839 26 TANCLIN ARIA 18-C. ChatSWOrth Road 2-storey executive bungalow on elevated site. Compound with fountain, i rooms. 5 alroondltloners. fully furnished. Parquet/terruzo, Rental J3.500 Pleaae contact ***** B'pore. APARTMENTS SEMI DETACHEO BUNGALOWS:— Orchard Klmsia Court Serene/Cavenagh House Kme raid Mansion Holland Road I Ban Ouan/Mlng Tech Mount Sinal/Bradd. II Heh Ms.
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      989 26 BUNGALOW* SEMI DETACHEO FLATS. Watten Estate. Holland Road. Hillcrest. Ardmorv Park. Greenleaf View. City Towers. $850 $1900/- B'pore *****1. UPPER EAST GOAST ROAO 4-b*d-roomed luxuriously furnished house. Parquet flooring. $800. Tel: *****0 Spore. MOOERN FULLY FURNISHED FLATS, District 10/11. 2/3 Bedroom*. Servant-room. Moaalr Parquet flooring. Contact Spore *****3 OPPOSITE BOTANICAL
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      1025 26 (1) BRADDILL HIICHTS SingleStorey Detached Bungalow, FourBedrooms. Spacious Oarden. 12.300 •q. ft. $150,000/-: (2) District 13 Single-Storey Detached Bungalow. Four Bedrooms. 20.300 sq. ft. $100,000/-: (3) Beletar Hills DoubleStorey Semi-detached Bungalow, FourBedrooms with many extra*. 3.700 sq. ft.: (4) Holland Grove Drive Blngle-Btorey Semi-detached Bungalow, Three-Bedrooms. 9.100 aq. ft. $75.000<-:
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      913 26 REQUIRE FREEHOLD INDUSTRIAL LAND approx. 1 acre any district. Send offers P.O. Box 124 Taman Jurong Post Office. B'pore 22. THRU FASIR FANJANG CAROEN Terrace Houses urgent'y. Oood Price Offered. Ring Chew. *****. Spore. WANTED URCINTLV FOR RIADV Buyer* Houses In Katong or Thomson Road areas. Phone *****5. B'pore. Office
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    Mobil gets $5 mil loan for undersea pipeline to islands
    326 27 Mobil gets $5 mil loan for undersea pipeline to islands SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mobil has obtained a $5.4 million loan to finance the construction of berthing facilities and a six-mile submarine pipeline linking its Jurong factory and two nearby islands. This project Is part of the company's $150 million expansion programme
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    Profitable year for the PUB
    423 27 REVENUE UP BY $20 MILLION SINGAPORE, Thursday fHE Public Utilities Board had what it called "a significant year" in 1970. \yith revenue increasing by about $20.3 million over 1 Expenditure went up by $6 million. The three services water, electricity and gas continued to expand,
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    Professionals in accord on need to speak local languages fluently
    344 27 SINGAPORE. Thursday THREE professional organisations here today agreed with the chairman of the Singapore Professional Centre, Prof. Phoon Wai-on, that it was desirable for professional men to speak the local languages fluently. But the organisations the Singapore Medical Association, Institution
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    Leaf-plaiting Indon style
    55 27 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mrs. Jew Yeun Thong, wife of the Minister for Culture, will open a demonstration and exhibition of traditional Indonesian leafplaiting arrangements at the Singapore Hilton on Nov. 1 at 10 a.m. The demonstration, organised by Mrs. Soenarso, wife of the Indonesian Ambassador to Singapore, Is
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    'WONDERFUL' CONCERT TOUR OF VIOLINIST HARRY KHOO
    177 27 'WONDERFUL' CONCERT TOUR OF VIOLINIST HARRY KHOO SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore violinist Harry Khoo (above) flew home from the United States today after a triumphant concert tour with the world's top musicians. His first words were "It was unique, terrific, wonderful! "We had standing ovations for all our performances. We played
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    Poster contest prize giving
    50 27 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The parliamentary Secretary (Home Affairs), Mr. UP. Rodrlgo, last night presented prizes to winners of a poster competition at Jalan Teck Kee community centre. The competition for secondary and primary school students in the constituency was organised by the constituency's Pollutionfree Campaign Working Committee.
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    Students urged to show more concern
    253 27 Students urged to show more concern SINGAPORE. Thurs. Students In other countries have been In the forefront of the move for a better environment, but not In Singapore, a university iecturer said today. The leadership for this has come Instead from the political elite, said Professor Tommy Koh. head of
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    Unesco party at hotel
    55 27 SINGAPORE. Thurs The chairman of the Singapore National Commission for Unesco, Mr. Kwan Sai Kheong. will hold a cocktail party to mark the 25th anniversary of Unesco at Hotel Premier. Nassim Hill, on Nov. 4 from 6.30 p.m. to 8 p.m Mr. Kwan Is also permanent
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    Kit Beng dies in Madras before brain surgery
    132 27 SINGAPORE, Thurs SINGAPORE girl Wong Kit Beng. 13, who flew to Madras last week for brain surgery, is dead. She died two days aco —before the first of two operations to cure her of a rare brain disease. Accordlnf to the Rotary
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      338 27 Miieelltneoui AHA MARRIAGE-AID SURBAU help you flnd suitable partner confidentially Suit 12-A. 13rd floor). 47 Umh Road. Spore *****. Estahlnhrd 1901. JOIN CREW Of 64' Schooner Old Glory, nalllnr to Ball South Africa Club. GENERAL IPRAYPAIMTIMO repair refrigerator at Customer's House. Also car spray painting Kuonf Ooey Company MST44. CENERAL
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      329 27 Shopping guide FOR DOLL COLLECTORS we have a range of dolls dressed In typical costumes of the dlfTrrent Indian States. Call at Bhrherzade. Shop IX The Orchard (next to Fitzpatrlck's). B'pore. FOR THAT JEWELLERY The epitome of elegance and line craftsmanship that will always be admirrd. Call at Tin Sing
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      Hampshires are Div 3C champs
      379 28 JJAMPSHIRE Sports Club moved a step nearer yesterday to a Europe tour when they beat arch rivals Still United by four penalty goals to two after a 2-2 dead lock at extra time to win the replay of the FAS league Div. cha m p
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      IN MEMORIAM
      25 28 I In the memory of Mr. I A. SUPPIAH PILLAI I departed on 29.1C.70. I Dearly remembered by I wife, sons ft daughters.
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      Military discipline and training good for Malaysian boxers
      205 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia's nine-man team for the Seap Games boxing competition in December will be: Bernard Santos < light-flyt, Sharif! All (fly), Baharcm Ahmad ffeathen, Chin Kwee Siew bantam i, Chan Kin Ho (light), Suandi Saim light-welter >. Tobias Totu (welter), Kahir
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      Shooting, lifting time table
      156 28 Shooting, lifting time table fHE time-tables for the shoot- Ing and welghtliftlng competitions of the Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur In December: SHOOTING (all events at Subang Range and RMC. Sungel Best): Dec 12: 9 a.m. free pistol, skeet; Dec 13: 9 a.m. Malaysian Rifle Match 1 (RMC). skeet: Dec
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      Chinese team leave on tour
      51 28 HONO KONG. Thurs. A Chinese badminton team led by Tien Hsueh-Cheng flew out of Peking today for Canada at the Invitation of the Canadian Badminton Association, the New China New* Agency reported. The agency Mid members of the two-man team are Tang Hsien-Hu and Hou
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      Japan sweep 4000 pursuit golds
      527 29 Japan sweep 4000 pursuit golds JAPAN yesterday took their gold medal tally to four one more than they predicted when they swept both the 4,000 m individual and team pursuit events On the sixth day of the Asian Cycling Championships at Fairer Park. The Japanese, in winning the two events
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      Aston win
      24 29 ASTON Recreation Club ?dged Chinese Swimming Club 2-1 In the Singapore Billiards Association t*nlor Inter-club league championships at Chinese Swimming Club yesterday.
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      RECORD JUMP BY GLADYS
      86 29 RECORD JUMP BY GLADYS COLOGNE. West Germany. Thur*. Gladys Chat 18. of Malaysia *et a national record In the women's high jump at an thletlcs meting here today »nen she cleared 1.55 m (sft 1). Miss Chal. who Is studying in Cologne and Is coached by the German National High
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      Eagle draws
      45 29 TOKYO, Thurs. Argenttlne Junior welterweigl".- Enrique Jana and Japanese champion Eagle Sato fought a controversial draw In a non-title fight tonight at Korakuen Hall. Sato, 22. was overly cautious and refused to fight aggressively. He apparently was afraid of the Argentine's long hooks.
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      Young players 'pool' plan get good response
      343 29 IVATIONAL Sports Proi^ motion Board the 'caretaker' body for football promotion In the Republic is planning to build a reservoir of young promising players for the national squad. Naranjan Singh, an official of NSPB. said: "We have received tremendous response to the scheme.
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      Sasa plans red carpet welcome
      222 29 OINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association is planning a red carpet welcome for the delegates attending the FINA meeting in Singapore from Nov. 17 to Nov. 19. SASA president Chan Chee Seng told a SASA meeting at the Sports House yesterday: "No stone must be left unturned
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      Robust Thais blunt S'pore's rally
      238 29  - Robust Thais blunt S'pore's rally JOE DORAI By SAIGON, Thurs.—Thailand held a strong second half rally by Singapore to win 1-0 in the opening match of the Vietnam Independence Day soccer championship at trie national Stadium here today. Malaysia beat nose Vietnam by the same margin. Singapore's unexpected defeat was
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      Youngest S'pore team for Seap Games hockey
      394 29  -  E. FFRIDA By SINGAPORE'S hockey team to the Sixth Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur In December will be the youngest side to represent the republic at an international meet. The average age of the players is 23 years with eight of them under
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      22 29 SINGAPORE. Kerala Association will be holding an Onam badminton tournament at Buklt 11rnah C C tomorrow at 1 P m.
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      Russians reach last eight
      574 30 Russians reach last eight ONDON, Thurs. The Soviet Union last night joined Yugoslavia and Italy in the quarter-finals of the European soccer championship while Hungary and Czechoslovakia boosted their chances of reaching the last eight. The Russians, European champions in 1960, made certain of their quarter final berth when they
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      ACE DRIVER SIFFERT DIED FROM ASPHYXIA
      101 30 ACE DRIVER SIFFERT DIED FROM ASPHYXIA LONDON, Tliurs. Swiss racing driver Jo Siffert, killed in a 150 mph crash during a Formula One race at Brands Hatch on Sunday, died from asphyxia due to Are, an inqueit was told yesterday. Siffert's works BRM tar burst into flames after crashing and
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      289 30 Puddu beats off brave challenge to retain boxing title DOME, Thurs. Italian boxer IV Antonio Puddu successfully defended his newly won European lightweight title last night, fighting off a brave challenge by Claude Thomias of France at Sanremo. The iron Sardinian was only occasionally in trouble, but he seemed surprised
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      Later enters Round 3 after 125-min battle
      387 30 LONDON, Thurs. A U STRALIAN tennis A maestro Rod Layer, seeking his third successive Embassy indoor title, shrugged off early Jitters to beat Frenchman George Goven in the second round here last night. The 33-year-old Layer, who has earned more than £100,000 this
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      Smart 3f trial by Secret Agent
      537 31 §ECRET Agent, with Johnny Nelson astride, went like a winner in a trial with stablemate Shinning True (Rod Dawkins) on a yielding track at Ipoh yesterday. Giving his galloping companion a twolengih stait at the 3f, Secret Agent forged ahead in the straight io
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      Entries for Bt Timah pro-am meeting
      723 31 ENTRIES (or the combined amateur-professional races a,t Bulr.it Timah on Nov. 6 and 7: MARA Claas 1— 8 f: (handicap within 11.0 to 13.0): Midas Touch. Medal Music. Silver Crown, Pretty Dolly. Viva Perak. Hima. Pinkson. Picture House 11. Do You Mind. Open. Instant
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      Crisp is 4-1 fancy
      137 31 LONDON, Thurs Cruip. an Australian-bred 'chaser now trained in England, was made a 4-1 favourite for the Cheltenham Oold Cup after winning the 16f. top Rank Club steeplechase at Ascot yesterday. The eight-year-eld was having his first race of the English National Hunt season, and though
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      298 31 Moore may ride the M-Cup favourite CYDNEY. Thurs. Top Jockey George Moore will probably ride 9-4 favourite Gay Icarus in his last attempt to win the Melbourne Cup. Australia's premier horse race, next Tuesday. Moore. 48. who plans to become a trainer In France next year, today was released from
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      598 28 I k. IL. .^1 **w^ m^*" IN THK HICH COURT IN MALAYA AT JOHORE BAHRU < IVIL SUIT NO. Ig7 OF 1971. Between Lav Kuel Huat (S) Pte. Ltd.. tt No 58-A. South Bridge Road. Singapore 1. ..plaintiffs. And L'bra Enterprise (M) of No. 16-C. ■j 3rd Floor. Tan Chan
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      399 28 I SUNOEI BAGAM RUBBER (OMPANY (MALAYA) BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE OF EXTRAORDINARY GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary General Meeting of SUNGEI BAGAN RUBBER COMP/JJY (MALAYA) BERHAD. will be held at the Registered Office of the Company. No. 70 Jalan Ampang, Kuala Lumpur, on 15th November,
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      433 28 NOTIS TAWARAN TAWARAN2 ada-lah di-pelawa untok membell tanah dan rumah berikut terta'alok kepada Akta Kawalan Sewa seperti berikut Geran No. ***** Lot No Sbl Bandar Kota Tlncgi, Daerah Kota Ttnggi Lua*-n;> lebeh kuran r 9A.0R.11P. dan Rumah: No. 5. SA. 8. 70A. 708. 70.C dan 70D. Jalan Suntel Kemanf. KoU
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      331 28 PRE-TENDER NOTICE GOVERNMENT OF MALAYSIA MINISTRY OF AGRICULTURE AND LANDS CENTRAL ABATTOIRS. SHAH ALAM. SELANGOR. MALAYSIA. TENDERS are invited from suitably experienced Claw 1 SubHead Ha); l(b>: 2; 3 4 Electrical Contractors registered with P.WX). for:THE ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION FOR THE CENTRAL ABATTOIRS AT SHAH ALAM. SELANGOR. The Oovernment of Malaysia
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      79 28 m~ mPBJP> It's hard to believe that only a few weeks ago we were feeling i so lifeless. Then some friends told us about Vitadeer and V iV the difference it made to them. We tried it what a difference! tJt Life is so much fun again. Now we take
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      41 29 WALKATHON —American school meet (Alexandra Rd. 8 am.) CYCLING Asian championships iFarrer Park, 9 am BILLIARDS SBA senior In-ter-club league: Slong 800 Blue v Chinese Association (Bukit Chermln. 6.30 pm.) SOCCER Friendly: Slme Darby v Wessex United (Parrer Park. 5.30 p.m.)
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    'Keep Clean' roll of honour
    170 32 SINGAPORE, Thurs. S i n g a p o r c's $40 million incinerator: See Page Eight SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Health Minister Mr. Chua Sian Chin reminded the public tonight that the law relating to the cleanliness of hawkers and Uttering will be relentlessly enforced from
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    Lock icon Irian oil hunt
    29 32 JAKARTA. Thurs. The United States Continental OH Company today signed a contract with Indonesia's state-owned Pertamlna oil company to search for oil In West Irian. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Day 3—and Peking is still silent
    193 32 Day 3 and Peking is still silent PEKING, Thursday A S RADIO stations throughout China blared out the news of Peking's admission to the U.N., the Government here remained silent today on its intentions towards the seat awaiting it in New York. Three days after the historic vote to exnel
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    LONDON STOCKS
    445 32 r ONDON, Thurs The itock market closed firmer on balance today although trading waa (airly quiet. Earlier, price* bad ea*ed In reaction to Wall Street's overnight decline and ahead of today'! parliamentary decision on British entry Into the Common Market. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times Index was
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    Lock icon Suharto: We don't want yes-men in House
    348 32 Suharto: We don't want yes-men in House JAKARTA. Thursday PRESIDENT Suharto told members of Indonesia's new House of Representatives today that the Government did not want a Parliament of "yes men," but warned that it would not tolerate outright opposition. He was addressing the new 460 member House immediately after
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    Reprieve for 3,500 Viet PoWs
    78 32 Reprieve for 3,500 Viet PoWs SAIGON. Thurs. The Ooverment announced today it would release 618 Viecong prisoners to celebrate South Vietnam's National Day and the relnauguration of President Thieu on Sunday. The Defence Ministry said another 2.908 Vletcong prisoners who had shown good behaviour "and were sincerely repenting," would be
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    Lock icon Sato beats vote second time
    46 32 TOKYO, Thurs. The Government of Prime Minister Mr. Ei.si.ku Sato defeated in the Diet (Parliament) today a second no-confidence motion againn his Foreign Minister. Mr. Takeo Fukuda. for Japan's support of U.S. resolutions on the China question at the UN. AP.
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    $55,000 share cert theft
    329 32 $55,000 share cert theft Kuala Lumpur, Thursday TWENTY ONE share A certificates worth $55,000 have been stolen from a stockbroker's office in Jalan Ampang here. Ana the ponce toaay warnea the public to he on the look-out for confidence tnok&ters trying to aispose them- The deputy OCPD (Crime) nere, Supt.
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    26 32 CA.RO. Thurs. A fierce blaze today gutted Cairo's century eld Opera House, built in 1869 t) celebrate the opening of the Siez Canal. Reuter.
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    Death
    86 32 MRS. HSU CHAO MING, aged 78. widow i f the late Dr. Hsu Mo, passed a'vay peacefully on 24-10-1971. at 21 Cl cc Hoon Avenue Singapore 11. survived by daustiu-rs Helen Pao Chlng Hwang Mary Sue Pao Kun Tse, soiu-ic-la Y. K Hwang. David Y. Y. Tse Lnd grandchildren
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      Palm oil industry: A potential big dollar earner for Malaysia
      809 33  -  HENRY CHANG By NEW export orientated industry, which has taken root in Malaysia, brings the promise not only of extra millions of dollars in foreign exchange but also higher utilisation of local raw materials. The new industry palm kernel processing
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      Sovran in joint venture to produce pipe fittings
      206 33  - Sovran in joint venture to produce pipe fittings CALVIN GOH By A MALAYSIAN and German company have gone into a $5 million joint venture ln Kuala Lumpur to produce pipe fittings for the local and foreign markets. They are Sovran Industries and August Engels G.M.B.H. A malleable foundry to produce
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        A dollar call
        93 33 T ESS than a fortnight after reporting a massive Asian dollar bond for a South-Asian country in the region of at least US$2O million. I hear of another. PICA, I rather. Is in Singapore to raise US$lO million in the Asian dollar market. Coming hard on the
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        So strange!
        158 33 WE are aD a bit shattered on the Business Times team for a male colleague this week received an invitation to a demonstration by the Borneo Company. Now that Is all in m day's work. But this one threw us. for at the moment we are an all-male
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      Potential S'pore planemaker goes bust
      458 33  - Potential S'pore planemaker goes bust BLAIR JOHNSON By ANOTHER aircraft manufact urer scheduled to set up operations in Singapore appears to be on the skids. This time it is Britten-Norman, Britain's leading light aircraft manufacturer. The company was reported to be taking over part of the 250,000 sq. ft. of
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      Malaysia aims to bring world rubber markets to Kuala Lumpur
      512 33  - Malaysia aims to bring world rubber markets to Kuala Lumpur ANTHONY NG By THE Malay sian Government will continoe to take appropriate steps to turn the local rubber market into the world's premier market. Among them is the Malaysian initiative to set up a co-ordi-nated m a r k c
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      201 33 PAGE 33 INSIDE Hone Koni Arm to start hemlth insurance scheme in Singapore; Output of non-electrical machinery in Singapore is down; Boost for specialist transport studies; Marketing column; People in business. Page 34. Company newt; Share market report; Weekly rubber review; Commodities; Closing prices and business done; Overseas markets New
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  • MARKETING
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      Male vanity shirts
      173 34 AN Australian shirt manufacturer is making eyes at local men. with the fashion flair and the money to indulge in this taste. For In Singapore recently was a member of the rag trade irom down under. Mr Allan Marmott. marketing manager of Cleeco Shirts, on a mission
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      Looking into the future
      188 34 ADVERTISING circles in Singapore and Malaysia had in their midst recently a leading figure -n the international advertising world. Mr. Michael Ball who came on a visit to the local offices of Ogilvy, Benson and Mather. Mr. Ball is concurrently managing director of Ogilvy, Benson and
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      The versatile 'shrinked
      146 34  -  GEORGIE LEE NEW f. n Rank Xerox is a versatile shrinking machine which will make easy the storage and distribution of large and cumbersome engineering drawings and charts, reports my colleague EDDIE LIM. The 1860 Printer is the only machine capable of instant production of sharp reduced-size
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    HK firm to start a health insurance plan in Singapore
    376 34  -  PAUL STRAUSS By -UONG KONG: A medical insurance plan similar to one of the most popular plans offered in the United States, will start operations in Singapore ear 1 v next year, according to a director of the company. The
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    Boost for specialist transport studies
    346 34 rVO senior executives of the Chartered Institute of Transport, immediate past president Mr. J. Ross Stainton who Is managing director of British Overseas Airways (BOAC) and Mr. A.G. Griffith, secretarygeneral of the Institute, arrived in Singapore this week to meet leading transport operators and local
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  • PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
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      Tan Sri Khaw Kai Boh,
      31 34 who has held various portfolios and appointments In the Malayan and Malaysian Cabinet from 1963 to 1969. has been appointed to the board of lAC (Singapore).
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      Mr. Goh Oon Tat,
      46 34 superintendent accounts since July 1968. has been promoted accounts manager of Bata Shoe (Singapore). He first joined the company's accounts department as a trainee under the management development programme. Rollel Singapore, a branch of the West German camera firm Rollel-Werke. has ap-
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      pointed Mr. Francis C.P.
      17 34 Tan, an Arts graduate from the University of Singapore, as assistant personnel officer.
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      Mr. Leif H. Olsen.
      42 34 senior vice-president and economist, who is in charge of the First National City Bank's economics department, will arrive in Singapore on Sunday from Manila after attending the FNCB board of directors meeting. He leaves for London on Tuesday.
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    Output of non-electrical machinery in Singapore goes down
    273 34  - Output of non-electrical machinery in Singapore goes down AUSTIN MORAIS By THE non-electrical machinery industry (as classified in the Singapore Census of Industrial Production) has shown a continuous production drop for the four quarters ending in June 1971. The index shows a sharp drop from 156.1 at the end of
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1035 35 DID AND orrm pricis OFFI- CIALLY LIITCD AT THE CLOU OP tUIINIIi IN TNI tINCAPORE ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADIMC ROOM* OP TNI STOCK IXCMAHCI WITH PRICtt MOVEMENTS IN ■RACKETS YESTERDAY WERE CLOSING TONE: Properties, tins steady while the rest easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1275 35 •business in and lepcrted to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stotk Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 vi.less otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcan il) 148. (4) 1.50, (1) 1.49. Allied (hoc. 1 6) 2.37. (10) 2.38.
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        MELBOURNE
        302 35 ]t*ELBOURNE, Thurs. Rises iTX and Palls were roughly equal In more active radlng on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Several significant moves were tecorded among mining and oil stocks, but industrials were fairly steady. Poseidon opened strongly In line with London's overnight performance, closing A7O cents higher at $15.10.
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        Australian funds
        39 35 <Aj at Oct. 27i Fund of Au»t itrrllnf AS3 73 Fund of Auat. U'R Dollar) AI2 0S (As at Oct. 27) Real Eitute Fund of Aust. A 17.08 <Oct. 1-31) Proptrty Bond! of Aunt. A 11 .04
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        Exchange rates
        173 35 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Oct. 28. I. oral dollars to one unit of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollars to 1M units, of Foreign Currency
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        NEW YORK
        237 35 WEW YORK. Wed— The mar*2 ket closed sharply lower, with major averages dropping below the summer low reached before President Nixon announced his new economic policy on Aug. IS. Near the close the Dow Jones Industrials had penetrated below what technicians consider the Important 840 support level to
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        Indices
        71 35 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 73.16 Tuetday 72.27 Week ago 73.16 RI'BBEBS Wednesday 249.16 Tuesday 243.60 Week ago 253.04 OILS Wednesday 324.73 Tuesday 322.63 Week ago 335.72 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 412 8 Tuesday 405.9 Week ago 412.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 836.38 Tuesday 845.36 Week rpo 855 65 LONDON DOLLAR
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        HONG KONG
        194 35 HONO KONG. Thurs. Eratic movements developed after a slow start and the market closed with the vast majority of prices at the lower level. The total turnover value (or the day amounted to 519.36 million. Today* closing price* In Hong Kong dollars and rent* followed by the differences
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        Hong Kong rates
        38 35 On the free iicKanm market in Horn: Kong yenterdav thr U.t. dellar wan quoted at 3.83 for T.T. and 5.0123 for cnh. tuning was quoted ut 14 M und •ne lael et geld at 312.
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      Jardine to issue Eurobond
      209 35 JARDINE Matheson International N.V.. a wholly-owned Subsidiary of Jardlne, Matheson is to Issue In the international cap.tal market US$l5 million of Eurodollar debentures due In 1986. It ;s believed the coupon on the 15-year warrants attached to the Eurobond Issue will be 7.75 per cent, subject
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        Rises
        22 35 »'uo -r.*o Waugh $3.40 .10 i. Indust i. M. Ind. $0.84 i +.06 $1.40 +.04 >. Carbide $0.87 +.03 klcan $1.49 +.03
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        Falls
        50 35 iinif Oar by St. Semb. E. N. E. U. O. B. Haw Par P. E. G. I. C and C Cables ft'wide (fume (P) H Glass i530 —.21 $6.00 .1: $3.70 —.01 $4.70 —.01 $3 46 .0 1 $2.78 —.01 $3.82 .01 $1.26 .0$1.73 .0* $2.12 .ft $1.07 .0;
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        Most active slocks
        20 35 Power and Tele. 456.000 Veneer Products 248.000 Gammon 226.000 Setron 226.000 Total Turnover: 2.98M Delayed Percentage: 33.24
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        INDICES
        32 35 Industrials: 196.81 116.21 Hoick: 17-07 76.71 iPropertitt: 136.04 135.7! Tins: 98.01 98.0! S rubl*r» 124.09 124.01 Dee. SO, 1966 100 1 Dee. 31, 1968 a 100 t Dec. 29. 1962 100
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      417 35 UNIT ho.ders In the Singapore Progress Fund will receive a gross dividend of $3.94 per 100 units held for the six months ended Sept. 15. payable on Oct. 31. This compares with a dividend of $3.36 for the previous six months. The new dividend indicates a gross dividend distribution
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      -Cautious approach by market operators
      241 35 -Cautious approach by market operators rpRADING was generally X hesitant on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Operators were cautious in the light of profit-taking, especially in second line stocks many of which emerged on the loosing side. Blue-chips and top line issues bore an easier tendency in
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        STRAITS TIN PRICE UP AGAIN
        178 35 Ip H E Straits tin price in Penang yesterday climbed another $1 to $620 per picul on an official offering up 30 tons to 282 tons. The market was very firm with good support from the United Kingdom and the United States, together with some
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        Gold markets
        53 35 Wednetday Tueulay tui. au.t. London 42.475 42.90 Beirut 43.80 42. HO Hongkong: Cloaed 44.56 Zurich UNCH 4Z.458 UNCH 42.608 P»rl« 42.T2 42.70 Spore (1) 44.03 44.023 t Bporr (2) 1M.30 160.30 (1) Export price In non-iterltng area In r.s dollars per ounce. (2) Loral dealer* prices In Singapore
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        PALM OIL
        41 35 In London on Wednnday th* palm oil priori of Malayan 5 per e«nt CIX UK/N Kuropran porti In bulk, sterling per lonn too Dec./ Jan. wai quoted at UK {109 Mllere (unchanxrd>: Feb. Mar at IK 1103 paid (unchanged >
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        CLOSING PRICES
        20 35 OCT. 28. RUBBER: 95.75 (up 0.75 cent). TIN: 5620 (up $1) Official offering 282 tons (up 30 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        102 35 pHINf.SE PRODUCE EXCMANCt. SINCAPODE NOON CLOSING. PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY C*Mnut ON: bulk $461 sellers, drum 549 Kellers. Ccera. Mixed (fob loose Nov./ Dec UK/Oont 527 B. P'PSMr: Muntok ASTA white fob. 100", NL.W *222» sellers Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96' V NI.W Sl5O sellers. Sarawak ASTA Mack f.o.b.
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        Asian dollar
        67 35 'THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 nun t 13/10 HI 0 1 10 2 mths 4 1516 to 5 3 16. 3 mths 5 3/4 to 6 116': 6 mths 5 15/16 to 6
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        Rubber advances
        261 35 rE rubber market yesterday ruled very quiet and thin in the morning session with a steady undertone on November shortcoverlng which erased the discount on that position. The morning session closed very quiet. The afternoon session was steadier on account 01 acceptances of RSS Three and RSS Five
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        Copper prices
        35 35 London copper prices on Wednesday (previous Id brackets): Wlrebar Bpot buyer £417. so (£422.50) seller £418.00 1 1423. M)) Three months buyer £424.50 ({430.00) seller £425.00 ({430.50). Msrkst IMM: Easier. Sales: 5.950 tons
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        Quiet week with slow turnover
        514 35 IT HAS been generally a quiet week with slow turnover, and materially the outlook has remained about unchanged, says Holiday, Cutler Bath in its weekly rubber review. Prices ranged within the narrow bracket of 93] and 951 cents for current month, whilst at the lower
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      618 36 fc^»^».^^fca™.™™.^B^^^^^^^^™^^^^^^™^ S FOREMAN OF RIGGERS Applications are invited from suitably Qualified candidates for the above position. Qualification*: 1. Wide experience of all types of rigging work. including refitting ships, conversion and transporting. 2. Ability to control a work force, maintain discipline, and enforce Statutory Safety Regulations 3. Be fluent in
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      668 36 A well established manufacturing company with plants in Singapore and Petaling Jaya requires the following a) Ot. cc Assistants (Singapore Cr Petaling )aya) Pre-University or its equivalent qualification, with credit in English and knowledge of written Chinese is essential. b) Mechanical Engineers (Singapore Petaling Jaya) Diploma in Mechanical Engineering from
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      230 36 THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited for Construction of Hardstandlng Area, Including Drainage for Container Port Oate System. Tender documents may be obtained from the office of the Chief Engineer, East Lugoon. The Port of Singapore Authority, against the receipt for a tender deposit of $2,000
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      1122 36 HOUSING DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited for any one or all of the following -(1) ERECTION A COMPLETION of One Block of 11-Storey 3-Room Improved Flats. Temporary Shops and One Block of 18-Storev 4-Room Imoroved Flats (Total 278 Units) at Woodlands New Town Neighbourhood 1A Contract 11. (2) TERM
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      909 36 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ACT. (CAP. 210— Edition, l»7t) DECLARATION UNDER SECTION 27 Whereas: (I) The streets known as:--(1) Reserve Road off Upper Changl Road (Part) linkIng Bedok Road and Upper Bedok Road. Mk. 27 (2) Lorong Salleh from Jalan Ishak to Lot 133
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      776 36 IN THE HIGH (OIRT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Summons No. 225 of 1971. In the Matter of the acquisition of Lot 49-Jpt. Muklm XVI. Slngßpore And In the Matter cf Section 10 (2) of the Land Acquisition Act. 196 C Between The Collector of Land Revenue. Singapore Plaintiff
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  • 10th Orient and South-east Asia Lions Convention Straits Times Feature
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      3,000 'Lions' meet in Lion City
      1056 37  -  BAILYNE SUNG PRESIDENT SHEARES OPENS BIGGEST CONVENTION IN SINGAPORE By :UKM) delegates from Lions clubs representing 13 Asian coun tries will meet at the National Theatre today a kick-off to the three-day l()th Orient and South-cast Asian Lions Convention. President Sheares will open the
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      Tourism chief welcomes delegates
      222 37 Tourism chief welcomes delegates Message from Mr. Runme Shaw, chairman of Singapore Tourist Promotion Board. IT gives me great pleasure to extend my warmest greetings of welcome to all participants to the 10th Orient and Southeast Asian Lions Convention. It is gratifying to know that this important convention, represented by
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      District 308 gains recognition for hosting big meeting
      404 37  - District 308 gains recognition for hosting big meeting StatS writer i By 1 LIONISM first stretched its paws into the Republic 13 years ago, with the arrival of an officer of the International Association of Lions. He got a handful of local people interested in the movement with the result
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      Prime Minister Message from
      92 37 Prime Minister Message from THE Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, has sent the following message to the 10th Orient and Southeast Asian Lions Convention, 1971. In South east W Asia, Lions International's motto, "Goodwill and Understanding through Lionism," can help to bring closer understanding between the younger generation of
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      Meet the chief of one million Lions...
      207 38 Meet the chief of one million Lions THE president of Lions International, Mr. R. J. Uplinger (above) of New York, beads the largest service club in the world with about a million membersHe was elected at the final session of the association's 54th annual convention held at Las Vegas in
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      A world-wide club dedicated to community service
      655 38 THK International Association of Lions and the principle it teaches has its beginnings 54 years ago. It all began when American Melvin Jones, an insurance agent working in Chicago, developed one of his dreams which called for a consolidation of several independent clubs
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      Committee takes 12 months to plan convention
      604 38  -  STAFF WRITER By »THE 10th Orient and South-east Asian Lions Convention the biggest to be held in Singapore has proved to be a yearlong project for the the 34-member Convention Organising Committee (COC). Dr. Richard CM. Lee. president of the Lions Ciub (Host)
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      Istana party for 1,000 invited delegates
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