The Straits Times, 2 November 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon London blast 1N0.2
    575 1 London blast 1N0.2 Army barracks shattered LONDON, Monday THE second bomb blast in under 24 hours ripped through an army barracks less than half a mile from the Houses of Parliament at 2 a.m. today. The explosion occurred some 24 hours before Queen Elizabeth is due in the area for
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    Lock icon Mr Lee denies taking tough line
    331 1 Mr Lee denies taking tough line LONDON, Mon. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew denied in a radio interview here today that he was taking- a touch line in internal affairs in Singapore. Speaking on the BBC's "World at One" news programme, the Prime Miniter said: "I don't think I am taking
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    Appeal Court clears editor
    105 1 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Tan Sri H.T. Ong today cleared the Utusan Group editor-in-chief, Inche Melan Abdullah, of a charge of publishing a seditious sub-heading. There was no negligence on his part, Justice Ong held, in allowing an appeal against the conviction and $500 fine imposed by
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    Dean jailed for terrorism
    46 1 PRETORIA. Mon. Judge Petrus M. Clllle today found the Anglican Dean of Johannesburg. Oonville A. Ffrench-Beytagh, guilty of taking part in "terrorist activities and sentenced him to five yean' Jail. The Dean, 69, gave notice of appeal and was released on ball.
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    Lock icon For first time
    29 1 ZURICH, Mon. Pour women were returned to Parliament on Saturday, when women voted for the flist time in Switzerland. More election results are expected today. UPI.
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    Lock icon Rats kill baby
    33 1 HONO KONO. Mon. Rats killed a three-month-old baby girl, Yuen Wal-Ung, when they attacked her after they licked milk which had been spilled on her clothing, during the weekend. AP.
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    Lock icon China flag goes up at UN
    105 1 |TNITED NATIONS. U Mon. China's red flar with live gold stars was hoisted between those of Chile and Colombia today. The flats of the 131 member-nations, arranged In Enclish alphabetical order, are hoisted In the United Nations Plasa at 9 a.m. every day except
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    Sisters drown at Changi
    170 1  - Sisters drown at Changi K.S. SIDHU By Singapore, Monday TWO sisters were drowned yesterday when they went for a sampan ride at Changi Beach. Vija Rani, eight, and Tamil Selvl, seven, were in a sampan with a security guard friend when it capsized .some 40 yards from the shore. Police
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    Success? It's all luck says Dame Margot
    213 1  - Success? It's all luck says Dame Margot NELLIE HAR By SINGAPORE, Mon. Given Dame Margot's modesty, everything in life, even success in ballet, is a combination of "luck" and other people's doing. Curiously, not her own. It's exceptional, but of her success, world-renown ballerina, Margot Fonteyn. who arrived here for
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    Fawzi trial
    24 1 CAIRO. Mon. The trial of former War Minister Gen. Mohammed Pawzl resumed today behind closed doors, the Middle East news agency said.
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    -2,500 feared dead in tidal wave
    215 1 -2,500 feared dead in tidal wave VfEW DELHI, Mon. ■N All-India Radio announced today that 2,500 people were feared dead when a 16ft. (sm) high tidal wave swept through their villages along the Bay of Bengal last Friday. The state-owned radio said unofficial reports put the toll at over 5.000
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    Lock icon Blackout drill
    52 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. A civil defence blackout excerclse plunged this sprawling city and all villages within a 40-mile (64km) radius into darkness for one hour yesterday. A similar exercise was held on Saturday in Bombay, as this nation continued its extensive preparations in light of the crisis with
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    Lock icon Restaurant fire toll now 23
    56 1 HONO. KONQ. Mon. The death toll from Hong Kong's floating restaurant fire rose to 23 with the discovery of six more bodies, a Government spokesman said today. Twenty-«ix people are still missing in the fire which ravaged the 3,000-ton, three-storey restaurant, the Jumbo. A total
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    Lock icon Thais seize two camps
    58 1 BANGKOK. Mon. Two companies of Thai Joint milit-ary-police forces seized two vacated terrorist camps on Kbang mountain in Yala province near the northern Malaysian border yesterday, according to reports reaching here today. The camps, located about a mile apart, were said to be capable of housing
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    Lock icon PEKING RAPS U.S. VOW TO TAIWAN
    64 1 PEKING RAPS U.S. VOW TO TAIWAN TOKYO. Mon. China declared tonight that American vows to continue protecting- Taiwan were "a voluntary confession" of wild U.S. ambitions to continue dividing mainland China from its "sacred territory of Taiwan," New China news agency reported. It accused Japan of redoubled efforts to create
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    MOST OF— THE 14 EXPELLED ALIENS HAVE LEFT
    118 3 MOST OF THE 14 EXPELLED ALIENS HAVE LEFT SINGAPORE. Mon. Most of the 14 aliens served with expulsion orders for alleged drug abuse at a recent house party have left Singapore. The remaining few are making arrangements to leave by mid-week, an official source said today. The 14 men and
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    Investments in S'pore will grow, says banker
    335 3 CM RRENT world economic events will stimulate foreign investment in Singapore and Southeast Asia. This was predicted today by Mr. Leif H. Olsen, economist and senior vice-president of the First National City Bank. Mr. Olsen did not elaborate but said that a "money
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    Woman jailed for ganja
    56 3 SINOAPORE. Mon. Housewife Eng Ah Teng, 38, was Jailed for six months today when she admitted having one and a half pounds of ganja at the Woodlands checkpoint yesterday. The court was told that customs officers checked a car in which Eng wag a passenger and
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    A successful round of talks with China
    308 3  - A successful round of talks with China LESLIE FONG By i: Kwangchow, Monday rpHE Malaysian mission has successfully com- pleted talks with Chinese trade officials on timber, banking, shipping arrangements and general trade development. According to team leader Wan Abdul Hamid, the Chinese are looking forward to a visit by
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    RESERVE BLOOD BELOW AVERAGE
    117 3 RESERVE BLOOD BELOW AVERAGE SINGAPORE, Mon. k Total reserve stocks' ln the blood bank have fallen to a below average position, the Blood Transfusion Service weekly report said today. Reserve stocks of all croups stood at 51S units this morning, compared with 564 units last week. During the week, 731
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    Metric system verification
    53 3 SINOAPORE, Mon. The Weights and Measures Unit of the Trade Division which recently acquired standard metric weights and measures is now able to verify metric weighing or measuring machines or instruments used for trade purposes. An official statement said that the charges for the new facility would
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    Answer in Parliament
    63 3 SINOAPORE, Mon. The MP for KaJlang, Inche Abdul Aziz Karlm, will find out at the next Parliament sitting whether an overhead pedestrian bridge will be built at the Junction of Serangoon Road and Boon Keng Road. Inche Ads. who will ask Minister for Law and National Development,
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    German travel agents coming
    52 3 SINOAPORE, Mon. A group of 15 German travel agents will arrive In Singapore on Nov. 17 to study tourist prospects. The manager of Lufthansa Oerman Airlines In Singapore, Mr. A. Von Hofe, said the group who are mainly tour wholesalers— will be led by a Lufthansa
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    Long-hair govt students will have lesser chance
    225 3 Long-hair govt students will have lesser chance By ADIBAH AMIN ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Long-hair-ed male students on government scholarships will stand a lesser chance of getting Jobs, the Government warned today. Deputy Director of the Training and Career Development Division of the Public Services Department, Inche Hassan Ibrahim, has sent
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    Merlin Hotel opens first 260 rooms for business
    94 3 Merlin Hotel opens first 260 rooms for business SINGAPORE. Mon. Merlin Hotel In Beach Road was omclally opened for business today. The six-storey C-shaped block, which offers 260 rooms, also Includes a shopping arcade, a coffeehouse, a "Safari Bar" and a restaurant. The rest of the $26 million Merlin Hotel,
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    Stolen goods offence
    55 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. A typewriter repairman was Jailed (or two months today when he could not explain bow he came to have 11 stolen typewriters and seven calculator machine. Woh Bin Chew alias, Puah Teng Poh. 41, admitted having the machines In his home in Lorong 27. Oeylang
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    Firm fined $300
    30 3 SINOAPORE, Mon. Cosmos Corporation, of Asia Insurance Building, was fined $300 today when it admitted selling adulterated condensed full-cream sweetened milk in Stirling Road on Sept. 1.
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      50 3 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl W I CANT nx YER SET HERE,^ HOW WILL I SET K ELMER... I GOTTA TAKE IT ALONG WITHOUT Bfe al IsfTO TH' SHOP. I TV I LOOK AT I \y GOOWESS jl *-tNI&HT'/~^ ITCAPA BOOK ...PLAY) ...PONT THINK ABOUT 1 SOLITAIRE... BUT BtLLf^S I
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    At six she's already a compere
    189 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Both comperes were six. The 50 performers had just turned six or going on to it. Their audience included the President, and First Lady Mrs. Sheares. But the concert "artistes" all kindergarten children performed like polished old hands. With the natural charm
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    Five armed forces exercises this week
    127 5 Five armed forces exercises this week SINGAPORE, Mon. Five military exercises of the Singapore Armed Forces began in various areas this morning. They are at the Tampines/Paslr Ris area (ending at midnight on Thursday); Marsillng area (midnight on Friday); Tuas/ Lokyang area ill p.m. on Sunday); Chua Chu Kang/ Lim
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    For beginners
    19 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Physical Education Section of the Chinese YMCA started three beginners courses In tae-kwondo today.
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    HALF-HOUR EARLIER TAKE-OFF FOR CHEAP FLIGHTS
    101 5 HALF-HOUR EARLIER TAKE-OFF FOR CHEAP FLIGHTS SINGAPORE, Mon. MSA's economy night flights from Singapore to Kuala Lumpur will take off half -an hour earlier than usual from Sunday. The flight will leave at 10.30 rj m. instead of 11 p.m., and arrive at Subang at 11.15 p.m. The flight from
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    Littering fine
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Wong Boon Chuan, of Florence Road was fined $10 today for throwing a cigarette butt Into a roadside drain near National Theatre on Oct. 27.
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    Union to start a $1 mil co-op in Jurong
    199 5 Union to start a $1 mil co-op in Jurong SINGAPORE. Mon rpHE 9,000-member Pioneer Industries Employe- es' Union (PIEU) is to start a million-dollar co-operative society in Jurong. Rules for the new organisation, to be called the Multi-Purpose Co-operative Society, will be submitted to the Government soon. When approved, shares
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    Man dies after m-cycle fall
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Motorcyclist R. Suppiah 41. of Teluk Anaon, Perak, died at Thomson Hospital yesterday after being flung off his machine Into a drain In Serangoon Road There were tn other road accidents reported yesterday, four of them serious.
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    Down the drain
    39 5 SINOAPORE. Moil. Chiam Datt Meng. of St. Gregorys Place, was fined $26 today for urinating In a drain at Clarke Quay, at about 8.30 a.m. on Oct. 22. an offence under the Environmental Public Health Act.
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    No top wins
    25 5 SINOAPORE, Man. There were no top winners tn yesterday* Toto draw No. 86 71 The Jackpot for this Thursday's draw is $165,000.
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    Emotional tension, not spirits, the cause of mass hysteria
    224 5 Emotional tension, not spirits, the cause of mass hysteria- KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Mass hysteria among schoolchildren is not caused by spirits or jlnns but by emotional tension, a team from the Faculty of Medicine. University of Malaya, said today. Emotional tension is common among girls staying in hostels far away
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    ACS student wins Rotary Scholarship
    81 6 ACS student wins Rotary Scholarship SINGAPORE, Mon. Pang Chee Seng, a Secondary Three student of Anglo-Chinese School, has won a scholarship offered by an Australian Rotary club. He will receive the $120 scholarship at a lunch meeting of the Rotary club of SingaporeWest at the Dutch Club on Thursday. The
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    Aussie minister stops over
    36 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Australian Foreign Minister. Mr. Nigel Bowen. flew In tonight for a brief stopover on his way back to Canberra alter a tending the Inauguration of President Thleu In Saigon.
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    Murder verdict
    47 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Coroner's court today returned a verdict of murder by) person or persons unknown alter an Inquiry Into the death of Tan Kek Meng, 37, who died of a stab wound In Johore Road after a midnight fight at Raffles Village on Feb. 12.
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    ROBBERS SLASH TWO IN PETROL STATION
    260 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. TWO men were slashed when three robbers armed with parangs and bearing scrapers raided a petrol kiosk in East Coast Road tonight. One of them is Mr. Tan Keng Chlow, 40, proprietor of Tan Boon Chye and Company. He was Injured under
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    Eight cadets to tour New Zealand
    73 6 Eight cadets to tour New Zealand SINGAPORE, Mon— Eight youths from the National Cadet Corps (Air) will leave for a 10-day tour of New Zealand on Wednesday. They will be shown aviation •nd aerospace installations .In rural and urban life, and also attend the annual camp organised by the New
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    Laundry sorter
    42 6 ZAINAB Ramlan. who came in third In the anniversary queen contest held by the Pood, Drinks and Allied Workers' Union on Saturday, is a laundry sorter at the Singapore Hilton, and not a chambermaid as reported. The error Is regretted.
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    Wedding gifts among alleged stolen goods
    164 6 Wedding gifts among alleged stolen goods SINGAPORE, Mon. A housewife today identified several alleged stolen articles in court as her wedding presents. Madam Soh Ah Huan, the wife of a radio dealer charged with dishonestly retaining stolen property worth $14,805, said some were wedding presents from her husband. Others were
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    Traffic diversion for Australian ballet
    150 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Traffic restrictions have been imposed on the roads leading to the National Theatre from 8.45 p.m. to 11 p.m. tomorrow and Wednesday because of the Australian ballet performances at the theatre. Bus services on their inward journey to the city's central area via
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    This queen serves her subjects
    178 6 HER Royal Highness enjoys having her subjects for dinner. In fact, they're among her favourite items on the menu. Not that SheUey Young (above) Is unusually carnivorous but when you're Queen of Oysters, the only logical royal proclamation is bound to be: "If you can't
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    Renewal of expired licences only at ROY
    198 6 Renewal of expired licences only at ROY SINGAPORE, Mon— Motorists holding renewal notices of their driving licences will NOT be allowed to renew them at the ROY centre in Middle Road from Dec. 1. They will have to renew their licences at any of the 44 post offices throughout the
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    $150 fine for 'L' offences
    58 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Motorcyclist Hng Joo Seng, of Cum-n-.lng Street, was lined a total of $150 today for three tra c offences In Upper Thomson Road on March 23. two years ago. He was fined $30 for not displaying L' plates $40 for carryIng a pillion
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    Ya Fong may be cast as Charlie Chan in film
    481 7  -  CHRISTINA CHEANG By 1 Singapore, Monday f V comedian Ya Fong, 34, does not know it. But an American woman film producer already has her eye on him as a potential Charlie Chan in her production of the detective series.
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    MURDER ACCUSED STRIPS IN COURT
    73 7 MURDER ACCUSED STRIPS IN COURT WIMiAPORE. Mon.— A 21--year-old man, accused of murder stripped himself naked in a magistrates' court today. Mr. Chandran, was brought to court from Woodbridge Hospital where be had been under observation for two weeks. He faces a charge oi murdering T. Vadivelu in Waterloo Street
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    Clinical meeting
    27 7 SINGAPORE. Mon —The Singe pore Dermatologlcal Society will hold a clinical meeting at the Brunei Hawes lecture theatre. Outram Hospital, on Wednesday at 8.15 p.m.
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    More phones
    28 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Moo. The Telecommunications Department will uistal more than 50.000 telephone line* In West Malaysia mainly In Kuala Lumpur before the end of this year.
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    Integration of two PSA sections
    65 7 Integration of two PSA sections PENANG, Mon. The pilotage and berthing control sections of the Port Authority have been Integrated. Inquiries previously directed to the duty controller at ***** ext 383 and duty office pilot at ***** ext. 279 may now be passed to either of these extensions, thereby eliminating
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    Two rob petrol kiosk owner
    33 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Two men, one armed with a pistol robbed a petrol kiosk owner of $1,300 In Jalan Sungel Besl here today. They escaped on a scooter.
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    Court told of dud notes in hotel room
    128 7 Court told of dud notes in hotel room CINGAPORE, Mon. A police officer today told a court how he and two officers searched a hotel room and found dud currency notes. Det. Sub-Insp. Low Hong Teng was testifying at a preliminary inquiry in which Indonesian merchant Muchsien P. R. Rustandl,
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    Couple fined for fighting
    46 7 SINGAPORE, Mon. A man and a woman were each fined $25 t'-day for behaving In a disorderly manner on Sunday. Junlah binte Abdullah, 26. and Low Tong Kiat. 28. admitted fighting with each other at the Nell and South Bridge Roads junction.
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    Students of closed down college can get refund
    180 7 Students of closed down college can get refund KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia and Singapore students who paid their course fees in advance to the recently-liqui-dated Premier College in Auckland can now claim a refund. They can write to the liquidator. Mr. L.T. Allen, chartered accountant, Russell and Somers Building, 85,
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    Youth camp on Tekong
    56 7 SINGAPORE Mon. The fifth YMCA leadership training 10-day camp will be held on Pulau Tekong from Dec. 9 to 18. The camp, which U held regularly during vacations, Is limited to only SO school-leavers. Applications will be received on a first come, first served basis. MRS.
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      251 7 Straits Times Crossworc AC*OSB Oriental comedian hold, no 1. RLS chanted discordantly. practical solution holding permit for dealers 7. Learner, tttmrtf out, finds member of firm (8. 7) Toung bird v getting ckw 12. it's unimportant: I am not tplrltual (10). 9 BUI displays temper when 14. A winkles not
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    Utusan editor in chief is cleared by High Court
    1427 8 Utusan editor in chief is cleared by High Court SEDITIOUS SUBHEADING CASE APPEAL IS ALLOWED 'Melan did all that was possible' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE editor-in-chief of tb*> Utusan Group, Inche Melan Abdullah, was cleared by the High Court today of a charge of publishing a seditious sub-heading. In allowing
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    Water bills go metric this —month—
    122 8 Water bills go metric this —month— SINGAPORE, Mon. The first water consumption bills based on the metric system will be sent out to consumers in the middle of the month. But though rates are calculated at 22 cents per cubic metre, consumption will still be recorded in British imperial units.
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    No more shrimps: Blachan factories to close
    126 8 MUAR, Mon. Blachan factories at Parit Jawa and Semerah here are closing because of the disappearance of shrimps in the Straits of Malacca. A puzzled blachan manufacturer, Mr. Soh Tee, said today that the shrimps had vanished from the fishing grounds a few
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    lAC shelves STC staff retirement benefits claim
    394 8 lAC shelves STC staff retirement benefits claim SINGAPORE. Mon THE Industrial Arbitration Court today deferred a decision on a retirement benefits pact for 3,000 Singapore Traction Company workers because of its "far-reaching effects." In the meantime, the old collective agreement, which expired on April 30 this year, was extended for
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    Massage parlour for tourists in Penang
    77 8 PENANG. Mon. The State Tourist Promotion Committee has in principle —reed to the establishment of a massage parlour In Penang as a tourist amenity during the PATA workshop here next January. An application to open this parlour has been submitted to the State Government
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    Below 100 mil gallons
    44 8 BINOAPORE. Mon. Water consumption yesterday was 98 3 million gallons a drop of 3.1 million gallons over Saturday's figure. Rainfall recorded at the three catchment areas were- Seletar (0.19 In.) and Macßltchle (0.04 In.). There was no rain at Mm,
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    Photo contest
    29 8 BINOAPORE. Mon. The Photographic Society of Singapore la organising 1U 21st national photographic exhibition for monochrome and colour print*, and colour slides from Jan. 20 to 23.
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    Sir Leo's second incident shocker
    1871 9 ■Whj^nil lUillih DAY TWO 44"]%J" V dear Bodkin," Iw I wrote back HorJL?.E.wood., "I think the best man we have for the work is Chief Inspector Collins." Chief Inspector Alfred Catteral Collins a whitehaired police officer with 32 years' experience and no fewer than 92
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  • The Straits Times Tuesday, November 2, 1971
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      AMERICAN TRAUMA
      456 10 Rejection by the U.S. Senate of the annual American aid programme is not the end of twentyfive years of constructive assistance. But the shock is tremendous, the future of American aid at least is in question and the effects upon developing countries in particular is traumatic. President Nixon
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      FRANCO-SOVIET AGREEMENT
      300 10 Mr. Leonid Brezhnev has reason to be pleased with his six-day visit to France. The agreement he signed with President Georges Pompidou falls little short of the typical "treaty of peace and friendship and co-operation" to which the Soviet Union is partial. To the extent that it provides
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      THE UNQUIET SEA
      214 10 Rivalry between inshore fishermen and trawler operators is as sharp as ever as is evident from Sunday's confrontation nr.n Penang. An ugly clash was threatened had the Marine Police not appeared on the scene. It is difficult to say who was spoiling for a fight ami who
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    Cushioning the effects of pull-out
    1214 10  -  WILLIAM CAMPBELL By Singapore THE LAST OF THREE ARTICLES NEWS of the a c c c 1 crated pullout of British troops by the end of 1971 came as a jolt to Singapore, then gearing its economy to a gradual withdrawal by the mid--*****. Malaysia
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    THE NEW CLASS WAR
    747 10  -  JAMES RESTON By I: Washington THE SENATE vote to kill the Foreign Aid Bill is more symbolic than real. It will be revived In some other form long before the $5 billion in the pipeline runs out. but It Is one more dramatic illustration of how
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    UNEASY CALM ALONG INDIANPAK BORDER
    366 10  - UNEASY CALM ALONG INDIANPAK BORDER CRAIG R. WHITNEY By ATTARI (West Pakistan). The Pakistani soldier stepDed across the white painted line that marks the border between West Pakistan and India at i.his little-used road crossing. He shook hands and joked for a few minutes with his Indian counterpart. 1 We
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      604 11 China will rush arms: Yahya WASHINGTON, Mon. JHE leaders of Pakistan and India today warned that war between the two countries is imminent, with both sides claiming restraint to prevent the situation from worsening. Their warning came amidst reports of further clashes between Indian and Pakistani troops along the East
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      Lock icon Gunmen rob author of $300,000 gems
      158 11 Gunmen rob author of $300,000 gems NEW YORK, Man. Three well-dressed tun m c n stale nearly US$lOO,OOO in jewellery from Mrs. Arthur Bunker, sister-in-law of the U.S. Ambassador to South Vietnam, and two friends early yesterday- morning in the private driveway of the River House flats. The robbery took
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      Lock icon US, JAPAN PLOT TO SEPARATE TAIWAN SAYS PEKING
      446 11 US, JAPAN PLOT TO SEPARATE TAIWAN SAYS PEKING lIONG KONG, Mon.— Cftlna today delivered sharp attacks on the United States and Japan, accusing them of supporting separatism on Taiwan. Peking Radio said recent statements In Washington showed that the U.S. was undeterred by Its defeat at the United Nations on
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      Lock icon Police tell how detainee died
      217 12 JOHANNESBURG, Mon. A senior police officer yesterday gave details of the death last week of an Indian detainee that has sparked a public outcry over police interrogation methods. Major -General C. A. Buys, the national head «/f the Criminal Investigation Department, gave a statement to
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      Lock icon Labour move to topple Jenkins
      217 12 Labour move to topple Jenkins LONDON. Monday NEW campaign was launched inside the squabbling Labour Party today to oust Mr. Roy Jenkins as deputy leader for backing the Government's drive to take Britain into the European Common Market. Party chairman Mr. Anthony WedgwoodBenn announced he would stand against Mr. Jenkins
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      Lock icon Why Tito had to go without a cowboy film
      263 12 Why Tito had to go without a cowboy film DALM SPRINGS, Mon 1 Yugoslavia's Pre sident Tito, relaxlnafter lunch In resort about 130 I from Ho 1 1 ywo o n wanted to watch western film yester day— but a State De partment posse failer to round one up fo
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      Jumbo flight
      38 12 BANOKOK. Mon— The tin: commercial Jumbo Jet a Pa.i American 747 to arrive In Bangkok landed today at Don Muang airport, deposited 46 passengers and picked up 30 others for the flight to New Delhi. Tjpi.
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      Lock icon Man tells of his US $lm. prison escape plan
      311 12 Q ARACAS. Mon.— A Venezuelan who says he was the brains behind the first recorded prison break by helicopter told a news conference yesterday It cost US$l million to arrange. Counterfeiter Carlos Contreras Castro, who soared to freedom over the walls
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      Lock icon NOW RUDY EXCELS AS AN ACTOR
      97 12 NOW RUDY EXCELS AS AN ACTOR JAKARTA, Mon The world's number one badminton player, Rudy Hartono, appears to have done well as an actor, a film producer said recently. The producer. Mr. Slhombing. said Rudy did well in dialogue and acting in his first film which is nearing completion. The
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      Lock icon Red toxic gas puts 100 men out of action in Cambodia
      387 13 PHNOM PENH, Mon. COMMUNIST forces used toxic gas for the first time in Cambodia, knocking out more than 100 Government soldiers defending a strong point on the embattled notheastern front, it was reported here today Cambodian high command spokesman
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      Lock icon Thieu's homage to dead
      52 13 PRESIDENT Thieu places a symbolic candle on the grave of a soldier in Bien Hoa yesterday during ceremonies to mark Vietnamese National Day to honour the war dead. This was the President's first public appearance since his inauguration for a second term in office on Sunday.
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      Lock icon Israel-made weapons
      51 13 JERUSALEM. Mon. Israel has started to develop weapons systems for Amerlcan-bullt warpianes In Its aerial arsenal, the nihonal radio said last night. Quoting from a Government report to be released shortly, the radio said four-fifths of Israel's armament needs now were produced domestically by the Israel armament* Industry.
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      Lock icon Wage freeze
      23 13 JERUSALEM. Mon The Government yesterday announced a freeze on bank credits eifectlve from Thursday to combat the growing national debt. AP.
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      Lock icon The foreign aid Bill and Nixon's big blunder
      340 13 The foreign aid Bill and Nixon's big blunder WASHINGTON, Mon. Key senators and IS. officials blame the Nixon Administration's Senate defeat of the foreign aid Bill on Administr.it nn miscalculations as well as hostility to the aid itself. Previous friction over Administration lobbying pressure, as shown In the Supreme Court
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      Lock icon West Indian unity by 1973 plan
      148 13 West Indian unity by 1973 plan BRIDGETOWN, Mon. New moves towards unity In the West Indies got under way today with the publication by six Commonwealth countries in the Caribbean, of a plan to band together in a new State by early 1973. The Heads of Government of the six
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    TIMES CITY DESK
    7 14  -  BLAIR JOHNSON. City Editor
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  • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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      Falls
      68 14 {u\y E. A. I. H. and G. T. I. Mwala setron 5.E.A. Corp Haw Par 4. Iron Mlied Choc. Sentosa i.inim >n ■>r East 9. B. S. l\ A. C. rt. W. Wool $2.90 $3.46 $2.90 $0.91 $1.28 $1.73 $2.02 $3.32 $3.40 $1.96 $2.70 $1.12 $1.44 $2.45 $1.18 $2.26
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      Rises
      18 14 It. Semb. $5.90 4 .20 It. Lint. $1.60 +.10 and R. G. $0.99* .07J laleifh $105 +.05
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      Most active stocks
      22 14 ower and Tele. 327.0U 'an r '-ctric 161.00< law Par 131.00 eneer 130,00 'otal Turnover: 2.061V lelayed Percentage: 28.8!
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      INDICES
      33 14 uci. s» nov. Industrials: 197.11 196.0! Hotels: 76.56 76.1: Properties: 135.48 134.2 Tins: 98.13 98.1: rubbers: 123.55 123.81 Dec. 30, 1966 104 1 Dec. 31, 1968 1(H Dec. 29, 1962 a 101
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    Market becomes softer
    251 14 OPERATORS remained generally cautious on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. There appeared to be more sellers than buyers for all classes of stocks except blue-chips which were held steady by the usual lingering support. At the close the Straits Times' Industrial Ordinary share index
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    Asian dollar
    68 14 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits cf U5523,000 and above. 1 mth 4 11/16 to 5 M.^ 2 mths 5 5 8 to 5 15/16«"c 3 mths 5 3 4 tc 6 r r 6 mths 5 13/16 to
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    BUSINESS DONE
    1011 14 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFID CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: All sections closed barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including
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    CLOSING PRICES
    1296 14 ■BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcan (1) 1.45. Allied Choc, ill 2 38. (4) 2.35, (1) 2.34. (2J/ 2.35
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    Official rates
    49 14 f\S THE official Malayan Short Term Money Market for the week ended Oct. 30, 1971 the range of call rates was as follows: BANKING FUNDS: 3 per cent to 3 per cent. GENERAL FUND: 3</, per cent to 4>_. per cent. MOVEMENTS of funds totalled $236 million.
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    Tasek Cement's record year
    420 14 IPOH: Tasek Cement, one of the giants in the cement industry in Malaysia, has captured the North Sumatran market winning it from other foreign competitors. This is emphasised by chairman Tan Lark Sye, whose annual report predicts greater prosperity for the cement manufacturing industry. "Domestic sales
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    Exchange rates
    167 14 T*HE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Nov. 1. Local 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 100 units of Foreign Currency Belgian Francs
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    Support for S. Bagan purchase urged
    258 14 Support for S. Bagan purchase urged CJHAREHOLDERS of Sunk 3 gei Bagan Rubber have been asked by their directors to support the purchase of Kuala Pergau Estate because the acquisition will assist "the continued development of Sungel Bagan." Under the proposal, which has been conditionally accepted by the board of
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      Tin price gains
      44 14 THE Straits tin price in Penanp: yesterday went up by another $1 to $623 per picul on an official offering down 35 tons to 351 tons. The tone of the market was steady with moderate support from the Continent and Japan.
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      Gold markets
      55 14 Saturday Friday SU S. SU.S. London Closed 42.34 •B«lrut UNCH 12.63 Hongkong 44.24 44.40 Zurich Closed 42.308 42.458 Pan* Closed 42.67 Spore (1) 43. f» 44.00 Spore <2> 159.50 160.30 (1) Export prices In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealer* price In Singapore dollar*
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      CLOSIN6 PRICES
      19 14 NOV. 1 RUBBER: 96.00 (up 0.25). TIN: $623 (up $1). Official Offering 351 tons (down 35 tons).
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      PRODUCE
      110 14 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut OH: bulk $461 teller*. drum 149 teller* Copra: Mixed (fob.) loose Nov./ Dec. UK/Oont. 127 B. Pippor: Muntok AST A white fob. 100' V NLW (230 aeller*. Sarawak vt,it f.o.b. 96<7r NL.W $210 Mller*. Sarawak special black f.o.b.
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      RUBBER GOES UP
      204 14 rpHE rubber market yesterday ruled very quiet but slightly steadier for the morning session on some short covering in November and scattered forward interest which found sellers rather reserved. Conditions were thin throughout and turnover was small. The morning session closed very quiet. The afternoon session was
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    Big contract for Bethlehem S'pore
    219 14 A CONTRACT for **one of the largest mobile offshore drilling platforms to be built in South-east Asia has been awarded to Bethlehem Singapore by Teledyne Movlble Offshore of the United States. The unit will be known as M o v i b 1 c Rig
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    Lock icon CAMBODIAN RIEL IS DEVALUED
    215 14 PIINOM PENH: Cambodia's National Bank has set the official rate for the rlel at 139.72 to the US dollar, according to diplomatic sources here. But the bank made no official announcement of the new rate set late on Friday, although some embassies were directly informed. The
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      MELBOURNE
      484 14 A/TELBOURNE. Mon. Rises ITA slightly outnumbered falls in very quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Miners generally were weaker. Oils were little changed and industrials were mixed. Poseidon dropped ASI.OC at the opening, but recovered slightly to finish 70 rents down to $15.80. Bougainville dropped seven cents
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      Lock icon London Exchange Christmas arrangements
      94 14 London Exchange Christmas arrangements T ONDON: The Stock Ld Exchange Council said the house would be closed at 1 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 24, for the Christmas holiday. It will reopen on Tuesday Dec. 28. There will be no Stock Exchange holiday at the New Year as New Year's Day
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      HONG KONG
      307 14 HONO KONO. Mon. The firm tone which prevailed when the market opened did not carry through resulting in mild selling pressure developing, which lowered prices In a number of cases but a steadier tone became noticeable before jhe close. Hutchison and Hong Kong and Kow'ocp Wharf rights were
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    The night-I walked into the Naval Base unchecked
    196 15  - The night I walked into the Naval Base unchecked N.G KUTTY B> OINGAPORE, Mon. At one minute past midnight last night, I walked through the Canberra Gate In Naval Base without any security checks. This was the first time In 33 years civilians were allowed through like this. For with
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    Skyhawk jets fly in with an hour to spare
    528 15  - Skyhawk jets fly in with an hour to spare YAP CHENG TONG: Anzuk clears first test with flying colours By Singapore, Monday ANZUK today passed its first test with flying colours Its first squadron of eijrht jets from New Zealand flew in for a training U>ur more than an hour
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    Folk dancing courses for beginners
    71 15 Folk dancing courses for beginners SINGAPORE. Mon. The YMCA Folk Dance Group will be conducting two basic courses for beginners on Nov. 22, 24, and 20. The "A" course is from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m and the "B" course from 2.30 p.m. to 4.30 p.m. After the basic course,
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    'CONTINUE EXCHANGE OF ARTISTS' CALL BY STORE ENVOY
    182 15 'CONTINUE EXCHANGE OF ARTISTS' CALL BY STORE ENVOY KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Dr. Chiang Hal Ding, Singapore's High Commissioner to Malaysia, today expressed the hope that there would be a continuing exchange of visits between artists of the Republic and Malaysia. "There are certain art forms, be they painting, sculpture, music,
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    Ministers and MPs to lead planting of trees
    255 15 Ministers and MPs to lead planting of trees SINGAPORE, Mon. Cabinet Ministers and MPs will lead their constituents to launch Tree Planting Day on Sunday mornIng. This was announced by the Ministry of National Development at a press conference today. It Is hoped that 4,700 trees. 4.000 shrubs and 625
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    Mrs Sheares to present $200,000
    72 15 Mrs Sheares to present $200,000 SINGArORE. Mon. The First Lady, Mrs. Sheares, will present $200,000 to four charities at the Children's Charities headquarters in Margaret Drive on Wednesday. The Association for the Deaf, the Children's Boclety, the Spay tic Chlldrer's Association, and the Association for Retarded Children will each receive
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      760 15 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and General I.M It's Happening in Singapore iM fM Programme Summary Hospital Topic: Social Discipline and *JJ *>* A™ 1 '">'« 3.21 For the Family (M) the Ral Race (C) 53S Documentary IJ7 Arena Sukan 3M A Diary of Events in Singapore
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    Dancing princess
    249 16 SHE BELIEVES IN DOING HER BIT FOR CHARITY SINGAPORE, Mon. Miss Koeswardjanti of Indonesia is one princess who does not believe >in a life of idle luxury. Nor is she averse to doing her bit for charity when the call comes. The wide eyed daughter of the Sultan
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    History quiz
    65 16 CINGAPORE, Mon. The University of Singapore's Historical Society will hold the finals of its second annual inter-school history quiz for the Professor Wong Lin Ken Shield at the Cultural Centre on Wednesday at 2.30 p.m. The seven finalists are: Anglo-Chinese School, Bartley Secondary School, Mont fort Secondary School,
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    A THREAT TO BURN MINISTER'S PORTRAIT
    136 16 A THREAT TO BURN MINISTER'S PORTRAIT BU XI T MERTAJAM, Mon. The Bukit Mertajam MIC branch, headed by Mr. A. S. Snaik Dawood, is to stage a protest outside the MIC headquarters in Kuaia Lumpur on Wednesday if the party's national committee failea to recognise it. "If the central working
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    MSA to open off-line sales office in Madras
    111 16 SINGAPORE, Mon. MSA today announced the operation of an off-line sales office in Madras to cater for passengers who want to join Its Singapore/ London service at Bombay. The office, manned by a skeleton staff, is the result of the closure of
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    Gun in a bag
    33 16 PETALINO JAVA, Mon. Police recovered a German Luger, two empty magazines and eight rounds of 9mm ammunition in a plastic bag behind a coffee-shop In Jalan Oaslng here today.
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    Chit fund team to see Minister
    430 16 I THAT $200,000 MINIMUM SINGAPORE, Monday PHIT fund and credit merchants plan to send a fiveman delegation to meet the Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, over their di fliculties in con n c ction with the Government's Chit Funds Bill The chairman of
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    Two face death sentence under new law
    140 16 Two face death sentence under new law IPOH. Mon. Two men 1 were charged in the magistrate's court here today under a new law which carries the capital punishment for discharging firearms with intent to cause death or injury though no death is caused. It is believed they are the
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    Lunch seminar
    42 16 SINGAPORE. Mon. WJI. Grace (8) Pte. Ltd., will hold a lunch seminar for about ISO Invited guests at Hyatt Hotel on Friday. The lifrich was not held on Oct. 29 as reported In the Straits limes. The error Is regretted.
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    Penang hotels discount war spreads
    142 16 Penang hotels discount war spreads PENANG Mon. Undercutting has now spread to mid-dle-class hotels, the Penang Hoteliers' Association said today. These hotels are now offering discounts in an effort to fill their rooms, the association's chairman, Mr. Ko Kirn Swee, said today. The association had advised Its members against undercutting,
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    Hard to believe it was recently repaired
    88 17 CAN the authorities please explain why Jalan Übl is In such a bad state so soon after It underwent repairs? The road is so badly damaged you would th nk it hadn't been repaired for years. Jalan Übl Is an important road linking
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    91 17 WHY do the authorities allow a bus stop to be situated so close to the junction of East Coast Road and Sea Avenue? A single bus stopping at this point ls enough to cause obstruction to the flow of vehicular traffic in and out of Sea Avenue. If two or
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    34 17 rpHE traffic lights at the L junction of Braddell Road, Bartley Road and Upper Serangoon Road are not synchronised. This has resulted In several accidents between vehicles driven by confused motorists. MIKE, Singapore 9.
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    Will FBI-style shooting really work in S'pore?
    633 17 Will FBI-style shooting really work in S'pore? I NOTE with interest that the Singapore Police Force is considering the introduction of FBlstyle pistol shooting. However firstly it must be borne in mind that the effective range of the pistol is only thirty yards and It is seldom that a lawenforcement
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    272 17 Qualified teachers who are neither here nor there MY daughter, who completed her two year full-time training at the Teachers' Training College and successfully passed her final examination in April, has been doing relief-teaching since the beginning of the second school term. She is in the dark as to when
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    102 17 No exemption for family homes I REFER to the letter headlined "Death duty and the family home" by "A Mother and Wife" (S.T.. Oct. 1). The suggestion to exempt family homes from estate duty is not acceptable. However, where hardship is encountered, the property can be mortgaged to settle the
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    79 17 MR. N. Scharengulvel (S.T.. Oct. 1) has pointed out that buses have been making an abrupt right turn across Kensington Park Road Into the bus terminus beside the Serangoon Oarden Circus. I am pleased to Inform the writer that on Oct. 3 a double white line was drawn along the
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    94 17 ™OR the past five years, r I have been living in the Jalan Pari Dedap area (rural district) where the sewerage tank is situated near the houses. The small that pervades the houses and rooms Is most sickening. Ifs most embarrassing when visitors are
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    393 17 Only the dead do not have any problems MANY of us, I'm sure have at sometime or other asked ourselves "What is life?" The answer Is simple. "Life is what you make it to be." And yet thousands of us everyday are dissatisfied with our exam results, our salary, etc.
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    156 18 AFIRE BREATHING hula girl? An icecream licking parrot? A whale hanging from a tree? You can treat your child to all these crazy pictures with the Silly Scope toy. Silly Scope is a brightly coloured case that randomly mixes and matches picture pairs. By sliding the
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    222 18 The right kind of skin care ALTHOUGH this is A the first time that Japanese beautician Miss Atsuoko Ishida is visiting Singapore, she has no qualms about advising girls here of their skin problems. Miss Ishida, chief consultant with Kose Cosmetics, said: "I have been working for seven years in
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    510 18 Daughter's name gets mum into business IT is not every girl that can claim to be as well-known as she is. Andrea Sue Choo Choo Ong is only two years old. But she is already a sort of celebrity in her own right. Her face appears on many posters and
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      980 21 FIRST CLASS COMMERCIAL SHOPPING LAND FOR SALE ORCHARD ROAD OPPOSITE MANDARIN HOTEL. APPROXIMATE 40,000 SQ. FT. FOR COMMERCIAL. SHOPPING AND OFFICE BUILDING. OWNER LEAVING ABROAD, IMMEDIATE SALE. SELLING PRICE: ABOVE $220/- PER SQ. FT. VACANT POSSESSION. PLEASE WRITE TO BOX A 5428 S.T., SINGAPORE, MR. TEH. MAPLE PRIVATE LIMITED i^lf
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    43 22 THE FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Hsu Chao Ming thank their friends for their support and expressions of sympathy In the family's bereavement. MRS. F.C.D. LA SROOV and family thank relatives and friends for their condolences end assistance In their recent bereavement.
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    118 22 NAI CHAI VIRABHAK aged 77 passed away peacefully on 31.10.71. Deeply mourned by loving sons. Karln. Neeroathe. Songgram and daughters Chum Nlan and Uye Sah, daughters-in-law Quek Nee, Ellen and Puay Chlew. son-in-law Andrew Lai and 8 grandchildren. Cortege will leave 8 Shan Road for Ceylonese Crematorium at Upper
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      749 22 A LARGE MANUFACTURING CONCERN In Jurong Is looking for an experienced Mechanical Fitter. Possess Craft Certificate In mechanical fittings and installations. With 2 years experience in repair work. Those without Craft Certificate but with considerable experience as fitter In Industries may also apply. Write In particulars, salary required and tr,.
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      957 22 CIVIL ENGINEERING FIRM has Immediate v.' idea. (1) Engineers/ Supervisors Po.ytechnlc and Taiwan Graduate* considered (2) Junior Clerk* of Work* Energetic. wrung to work hard. Please apply Box A 9416 B.T. Spore. MECHANICAL ENGINEER experience sales and executive In shipping and planning for vessel maintenance. Must be prepared to travel
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      795 22 WANTID 2 VOUNO SALES Staff for stationery company. Must speak Mandarin. Apply O.P O. Box 1384 PART-TIME HOSTESSES for Halfway House Nightclub. Apply personally 80 Upper Buklt Tlmah Road. 7| miles, B'pore. WANTED ONI FEMALE clerk/typist must speak good Engllah. Ring 646?94 for appointment. REQUIRED SECURITY OUARD age 30-40 able
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      1024 22 DISTRICT 10. 2-Storey Detacbed House near American Bchool. Post Office, Shopping Centre. 4 bedrooms, aireon, telephone, neater. Immediate occupation. Ring *****6 (Spore). FURNISMID 3 BEDROOMED SEMI DETACHED house 94. Jalan Lengkok Sembawang R'pore 27 available Immediately. Reasonable rental. Phone *****2. FULLY FURNISHED apaclous semidetached bungalow hi dlst 19. Suitable for
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      1006 22 CREATIVELY OESICNED SINGLESTOREY bungalow In exclusive residential area on 21.000 *q.ft. of freehold land. 3 bedrooms. living/ ("Inlng/study 2 guest rooms/patio servant's room, store 4 bathrooms and large kitchen. Flooring parquet mosaic. 4 aircond. lavishly furnished with Diethelm furniture and fittings. Total built-in area approx. 4,000 sq.ft. Price $310,000/- Must
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      853 22 BALESTIBR ROAO AREA airconditioned office space. Easy parking, reasonable rental, available Immediately. Phone Spore *****1 SHARING FURNISHED OFFICE with telephone In prominent building at Orchard Road. Enquiries Please tel. Spore *****5. OFFICE SPACE for sale. Approx. 1.400 sq. ft. For enquiries please ring ***** Spore Mia* Lee. Codown space vacant
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      645 23 iCont. from Page 22) Lot REWARO FOR 000. Young male. black brown coat, whit* chsst. medium size, lost In Dunearn Road ■MB. Mrs. Uuthaltr ***** H. For hire USED RfFRIOERATORS various hrands for sale/rental from $10/--upwards p.m. Contact Malaysia I'nlon Refrigeration And Alrrondlttonlng Company 23/25. Balboo street. Tel: Spore 372<M»/3702«1.
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      1068 23 Factory sitea lor sal* 5| M.B. CHANOI ROAD J STOREY TERRACE FACTORY suitable for all light Industries. 3.320 sq.ft. near completion, NO BROKERS. WRIT! 0.P.0. BOX 14M SPORE. Machinery, plant lor Bale FOR SALE OR HIRE cranes loaders, doxers back-hoes forkUfts. scrapers and other earth-moving equipments at reasonable prices and
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      727 23 TRIUMPH VITBBSB CONVIRTIBLB 1962. excellent condition, tax Deitmber. '71. stereo rasaette $1,600. Kins S'porr *****1 ext. 5790. IM7 MERCEDBS BENZ 1301 1 good condition. Kadio cartridge 2 owners. Price $8500/- 0.n.0. Contact *****4 Spore. MIRCIOES 2SOC COUPS, late 1970. immaculate condition. Trl: Spore SI4BOB. 1884 PORO ANCLIA very good runlng
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      828 23 B KEPPEL SHIPYARD (PTE.) LTD. A Major Shlprepalrer In Singapore OFFERB Skill development opportunities for young Singaporeans (1) CRAFT APPRENTICESHIP to suitably qualified school-leavers who:--(a) Are citizens of Singapore. (b) Were born between Ist Sept., 1954 and Ist January 1956. (c) Have completed 3 years of Secondary Education or have
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      541 23 c MECHANICAL TECHNICIANS SHELL have vacancies tor Mechanical Technicians to work in their refinery and installation on Pulau Bukom. Candidates should have a Diploma in Mechanical Engineering from the Singapore Polytechnic, or equivalent qualifications. They should also have completed a sound basic craft training in Mechanical Engineering. Consideration will be
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      794 23 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE LIBRARIAN mil n LIBRARIAN Applications are Invited for appointment to the above posts. QI'ALIFICATIONS: A Unlversit> degree ar.d piclesslonal library qualifications, with considerable experience In library administration. Preference will be given to a candidate who has had I experience In the administration lof a University Library. Candidates
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      498 24  -  Epsom Jeep RACING with KNOWLEDGEABLE racing fans generally regard blinkers as the "badge of a rogue" but they did wonders to Tamu at Ipoh on Sunday. This flve-year-old New Zealand gelding by S h i f na 1 had failed to register a
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      Rider of Novelist is given benefit of doubt
      592 24 Rider of Novelist is given benefit of doubt STIPE'S REPORT TH E Stipendiary Steward's report on the races at Ipoh last weekend: MllKDil Race 1: Running to the half-mile Foreign Excnange had to be eased out when the gelding ran onto the heels of Danish Don. In so doing Foreign
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      Pakistan lose to Holland
      73 24 AMSTELVEEN. (Holland). Mon.— Pakistan, the World Cup and Olympic hockey champions, were beaten 3-1 by Holland in a friendly match here yesterday. But the Pakistanis did not field their strongest line-up and the result had little bearing on the currer.' world rankings. Pakistan won the Wcrld
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      215 24 Revson is first American to win Can-Am CACRAMENTO, Mon. Peter Revson of New York won the Canadian American sports car championship the first American to win the six-year-old event at Riverside yesterday. But Revson, a 32-year-old bachelor, was beaten into second place In yesterday's final race by formerworld driving champion
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      Emerson's thrilling victory in Brazilian Prix
      289 24 CAO PAULO. Mon.—Bra- zil's Emerson Fittipaldl in a Lotus 69 yesterday won his country's first Formula Two Internationa) Grand Prix here In comDetition with some of the world's best drivers. Sweden's Ronnie Peterson was second, followed by Wilson Fittipaldi of Brazil. Argentina's Carlos Reutemann.
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      Cycling visitors all praise S'pore
      442 25  -  G ODFRE V R OBER T By SINGAPORE finished without a medal at the recently concluded Fifth Asian Cycling championships but won something worth more than a gold medal. Delegates and officials of foreign teams were unanimous in acclaiming the organisation of the international meet
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      440 25 'Master batsman' talks about cricket By P. SENEVIRATNE IF all things go as planned Haiiif Mohammed, that cricketer extraordinary, will be coaching here for one month next season besides leading an elite band of Pakistani Test stars. Until his retirement two years ago, this diminutive personality was a scourge of
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      Siew Lan wins
      114 25 A NG SIEW Lan yesterday beat Seap Games representative Llm Bee Llan In the 800 m freestyle on the first day of the Chinese Swimming C 1 v bs annual championships at Amber Road yesterday. However, her time of 11 05 5 was well outside Patricia Chan's
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      S'pore cagers suffer their 3rd big defeat
      363 25 S'pore cagers suffer their 3rd big defeat rKYO, Mon. Singapore suffered their third big defeat In the Sixth Asian Basketball Championships here today when they were beaten 98--62 by Taiwan, who led 54--38 at half time. Japan turned on the power to beat Hong Kong 131-38 in another match. The
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      Malaysia's team for Games
      239 25 ITUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia's athletic teem (or Seap Games announced yesterday was: MEN ICOm Zatnuddin Wahab. S. Sabapethy; 200 m T. Krlshnan, S. Sabapethy; 400 m T. Krishnan. A. Victor; 800 m R Subramnniam V. Balakrlshnan; 1500 m P. Palanlsamy; AN Other: 3000 m steeplechase Dlalbagh
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      Leap for joy by champ
      122 25 JAPAN'S Kolchi Wajima leaps in the ring with joy after he was pronounced World Boxing Association's Junior middleweight champion after his 15-round tilt with former champion Carmelo Bossi of Italy (right). Yesterday the Japan Boxing Commission confirmed that Wajima had won by a split points
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      SAAA 'CAMP' BEGINS FOR SEAP GAMES
      251 25 SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association is showing the way in the preparation for next month's Se*p Games at Kuala Lumpur, when its athletes got down to centralised training at Farrer Park yesterday. SAAA secretary Maurice Nicholas said: "Except for schoolgirls Lee Tai Jong and Chee
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      Silver hope Hwee may miss Games
      244 25 Silver hope Hwee may miss Games INTERNATIONAL diver »iti.i? wee Peng Sen may withdraw from the national f' a to th r e SEAP Games in Kuala Lumpur In December because of health reasons. Singapore ASA secretary Woon Sul Kut said If Hwee Peng a w e t ntl nv
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      28 25 RIO DE JANEIRO. Mon. Pele scored his first goal of the season yesterday as Santos tied Corinthians 1-1 in a game for the Brazilian soccer championship.
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      615 24 OIL FIELD PRODUCTION FOREMAN SARAWAK BHELL BERHAD Invites application* from technically qualified staff for employment as Production Foreman In Its organisation. After a period of orientation the successful candidate will be responsible for the operation and maintenance on our offshore Installations of equipment used In the production of oil and
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      632 24 SABAH GOVERNMENT VACANCIES PSC NOTICE NO. 1(2/71 Applications are Invited from Malaysian Citizens for the following appointment with the Medical Department: (a) POST: SUff Nurse (Psychiatric) (b) SALARY SCALE: Division 111. N2B. N3 (5350 x 20 470 x 25 620) Entry point according to experience (C) AGI Normally not less
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      885 24 WEIGHTS FOR PRO-AM RACES gtf^ VIGKTS for the combined 8.5. Balkan Bambino II 8.2. Attlla. Mr. Itchy. Colonel j ProfeMtonal CL 4, Div |—'7f i MARA Cl 3 Dlv a 6f professional-amateur races Vigoroso 8.1 Bogey Eastern Cancer 9.0 Emleys I (catchweiehts U i6i- Bersatu at Bukit Timah this weekend:
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      712 25 World wide American container carrier requires CAREER SEEKERS, NOT JOB HUNTERS for the,r Singapore Operations and Sabs officer Candidates must bt Singapore Citizans. They must posM minimum School C.rtif icate. pleasant personality and a ganuina daunt for »lf devtlopm.ni in a progressive organisation that demands the best from its employees.
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      106 25 AIR S£^ =gg Sigurd Stenhoj have been {JhlM leading the way in producing vU mm tou 9 h reliable single and t3H two-stage Air Compressors for nearjy 40 years. Most I requirements are met by range I P I available. Fully guaranteed. I Minimum maintenance. Built to Tl^T W ast
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    110 26 A NZI'K Supremo Rear v Admiral David Wells Inspecting a gnard-of-honour mounted by the 6th Battalion, Royal Australian Regiment, at the Naval Base soon after he assumed command of the three-nation force yesterday morning. Later, in a statement, the Singapore Government announced that documents incorporating the arrangements
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    Fake missile hits house
    31 26 NEW YORK. Mon— A dummy missile, accidentally dropped by a U.S. Navy fighter-bomber, crashed through a Judge's luxury home near Knoxvllle, (Tennessee), today. No one was Injuied
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    39 26 COLOMBO, Mon. All 28 crew members of the 8,473 ton Greek freighter AgUos Michael, abandoned off the south-east coast of Ceylon after catching fire, were brought ashore today with only the clothes they were wearing. Reuter.
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    240 26 MANILA, Mon. A Filipino gunman today abducted a 14--year-old American girl and escaped in a helicopter after wounding her mother and stabbing a housemaid to death. The kidnapper held the girl hostage for 10 hou-^ haggling over a ransom before making oft
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    25 26 VUAWAMI AND TAMILSILVI daughter* of Pitchappan Rethnamal paaaed away 51. 10.71. Cortege leaves O.H. Mortuary 2 p.m. Hindoo Cemetery Chua Chu Kaag for burial.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    393 26 T ONDON, Moo. Th« equity market J drifted lower throughout the day to elo»e easy 00 lack of rapport. At S p.m. th« Financial Time. Index wu down 4.8 at 404.9 compared to a 10 a.m. level of 408.8. ICI. Beeebama and Olaxo led Indu.lrtal. lower while Dunlop
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    Japan may abrogate treaty with Taiwan
    200 26 Japan may abrogate treaty with Taiwan rKYO, Mon. Prime Minister Eisaku Sato today hinted that the peace treaty between Japan and Taiwan may be abrogated. The Prime Minister's position on the treaty was disclosed when a member of the Opposition noted that former Prime Minister Shlgeru Yoshida told former U.S.
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    FEFC to cut freight rise by 2.5 pc
    469 26 SINGAPORE, Mon THE Far East Freight Conference announced tonight it would cut its intended freight hike by 2-5 points to 17.5 and introduce it in two stages over six months instead of the original 20 per cent planned for Jan. 1. Th:a
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