The Straits Times, 9 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 9, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Man shot in street holdup
    358 1  -  N.G. KUTTY: Robbers grab $15,000 By Singapore, Monday A SHIPPING company clerk was shot and wounded when he was robbed of $15,000 in a daring holdup in busy Cecil Street this morning. The (>O-second shooting (Irimui look place at traffic island at about Ham about
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    SoYa Fong will learn English to be Charlie
    403 1  - SoYa Fong will learn English to be Charlie CHRISTINA CHEANG FILM PRODUCER IS IMPRESSED... i "y SINGAPORE, Mon. TV comedian Ya Fonß is a step nearer to Hollywood stardom. Today he met Mrs. Jodl Desmond Cole, the American film producer who has an eye on him as Charlie Chan, the
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    Lock icon Lowest US troop strength
    113 1 Lowest US troop strength SAIGON, Mon. American military strength in Vietnam dropped by another 5.600 men last week to 191.100 in the biggest weekly cut in six months, the I.S. Command reported today. Sources said the withdrawal timetable was runnine ahead of schedule and would drop below the 184.000 ceiling
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    Lightning cuts off phones, telex to Malaysia
    159 1 Lightning cuts off phones, telex to Malaysia SINGAPORE, Mon. Telex and telephone services between Singapore and West Malaysia were cut off tor about three hours today after the Kulai micro-wave carrier station in Johore was struck by lightning. But telephone services between Singapore and Johore Bahru were not affected oecause
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    Lock icon Airport blast
    30 1 LONDON. Mon. A "fire-works-type device" exploded on the ground floor of BEA's West Lor.tion air te:tninal today, mrklnn a loud noise but causing neither damage nor injuries. UPI.
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    China to extend trade pact
    38 1 TOKYO, Mon. China has agreed to discuss extension of a semi-official trade agreement between China and Japan s<t Peking In early December, a spokesman of Japanese firms doing business with China said today.
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    Lock icon Paving the way
    33 1 PARIS. Mon. A party of Chinese officials left Paris today for New York to pave the way for their country's first delegation to the United Nations. UPI (See Page 101.
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    Lock icon Gang-style shooting of British soldier
    115 1 BELFAST, Mon. Oangstyle gunmen shooting from a speeding car killed an off-duty British soldier and seriously wounded another yesterday In new outbursts of Irish Republican Army (IRA) street warfare. The death of the off-duty soldier at LURGAN in County Armagh brought to 154 the number
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    Harmful to stifle English language: Mr Lee
    314 1 Harmful to stifle English language: Mr Lee CAMBRIDGE, Monday MR. Lee Kuan Yew warned today that the suppression of the English language, which gave access to the superior technology of the West, would be damaging to the developing countries. Not only would it blindfold i he next generation to the
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    Four bus union men held
    190 1 Four bus union men held SINGAPORE. Mo n. Police have detained four bus workers' union officials for alleged pro-commu-nist activities. They are Chong Kal Fatt, Lee Seng Lim. Chong Cheng Yuet and Koh Pee Sen committee members of the United Bus Company branch of the Industrial Workers' Union. They were
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    Barker off to join Lee
    68 1 SINGAPORE. Mon. Hie Minister for law and National Development. Mr. E.W. Barker, left for London today to Join Mr. Lee Kuan Yew on his overseas tour. They will be in Britain till the end of the week. Prom there they will go on official visits
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    Lock icon New round of oil talks
    53 1 TEHERAN, Mon. A new round of oil talks began here today between Persian Oulf producers and Western oil companies to seek a new payment system for oil to compensate for losses ruffered by the major producers as a result of the de facto devaluation of
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    Lock icon Student's jail term stays
    59 1 PERTH, Mon. A MalayM.cn medical student who was jailed here for four years in August on being convicted of a drug oflence, today lost his appeal against his conviction and sentence. The Court of Criminal Appeal ruled that, the student. Rajalingam Slvaprahasam, 22. of Penang. must
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    Lock icon Steel for China
    35 1 TOKYO. Mon. Yamato Steel Works of Oaka has agreed to export 22.800 tons of shipbuilding steel plates to China In the first three months of next year, Kyodo news service reported today.
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    Lock icon Five executed
    28 1 TEHIRAN, Mon. Five drug pedlais were executed by firing squad jesteiday. bringing to 116 the number shot for similar offences during the past two years. AP.
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    Crash kills four
    22 1 BRUSSELS. Mon. Pour people died today when a building under conduction at the Volkswagen car asassembly plant here collapsed.
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      TWO F-4s DOWNED OVER HANOI
      42 1 HONG KONG, Mon. North Vietnamese defence force* shot down two I'nitrd State* F-4 Jet* today. Hanoi Radio reported. It said the plane* were downed over Njhe An provinfr. but did not say what happened to the pllotv
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    The reasons why some nation states have not matched the West
    4359 2 The reasons why some nation states have not matched the West 4 Each leadership mutt decide what to keep and what to jettison of the old, to make progress and yet to keep enough to remain one's own distinctive self. Cultural continuity is compatible with the absorption of A new
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      54 2 All requests to be addressed to: V/O ZAPCHASTEXPORT M H Moscow, USSR fl H Telex: 243 MB Enquiries: fl H TRADE REPRESENTATION OF M W V THE USSR M V V 81 8, Cairnhill Road. fl^F Singapore 9 Telephone: *****1 362. Jalan Pekelihng, vlHfc^. Kuala Lumpur. BTTT"WTryP*TTTT"TT*'^T^'fB Telephone: *****/5 1
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    DIVORCE AND $2,000 FOR LAWYER
    89 3 DIVORCE AND $2,000 FOR LAWYER KUALA LUMPI'R. Mon. A lawyer. Mr. Meredith Coelho, 45, who lost his wife to a younger man, was granted a divorce by the High Court today plus $2,000 damages. Mr. Justice Raja Allan Shah cave Mr. Coelho a decree nisi on the ground of adultery
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    Presentation of certificates
    42 3 BINOAPORE. Mon. The MP for Telok Blangah. Mr. N. Oovlndasamy. will present certificates and mementos to participants of the co-operative education programme organised by the Singapore Co- operative Union Ltd. at the Conference Hall on Friday at 6 p.m.
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    A-G ill, so detainee's appeal delayed
    198 3 A-G ill, so detainee's appeal delayed By IGNATIUS STEPHEN BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Mon. A new court move to free Zalni Haji Ahmad, Brunei's No. 1 rebel detainee, has been held up because the Attorney-General, Dato Idris TalOR-Davies, Is unwell. Yesterday, the High Court was to have heard an application by
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    Wayang litter
    36 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Wayang operators Hassan bin Aziz Haur Ta Co. (Pte) Ltd. were fined $160 today for failing to dispose of refuse at a wayang site In Jalan Ampat. Kallang Estate, on Aug. 26.
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    7.6m-gallon drop
    38 3 SINGAPORE. Mon— Water consumption yesterday was 95.4 million gallons— a drop of 7 6 million gallons over Saturday's figure. Rainfall recorded at the three catchment areas were Seletar (0.16 in.). Pelrce (0.14 in.) and MacRitchie <0.391n.).
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      55 3 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I'LL GIVE VA TWO BUCKS T |ti«S AN INSULT TO PLAY YER SQUEEZEBOX IN MV MUSICIANSHIP? FRONT O 1 THAT NEW BUT I'LL DO ANYKESTAURANT THAT JUST L THING FOR MONEY! I SAY, PEAR MAY I INTROPUC6 TMB i "->] FRIENP ANP i PROPRIETOR OF
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    Patient Siew Ying gets trade fair present
    136 4 Patient Siew Ying gets trade fair present SINGAPORE. Mon— They promised a surprise for the first schoolboy or girl who (urned up and 12-year-old Hone Slew Vine felt she Just had to be the one. So although opening time was 10 a.m.. Slew Ying (above) was at thr doors of
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    From orphan's tears...
    52 4 From orphan's tears SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Association (or Retarded Children has received (3.209 in donations from Wi>ma Theatre. The money was raised from charity shows of a war tragedy film. The Orphan's Tears, and the auction sale of a colour picture of Miss Chen Chun Mel. leading lady In
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    More Aussie ventures here forecast
    294 4 More Aussie ventures here forecast SINGAPORE. Mon. MR. R. Holten, Australian Minister of Mate for Repatriation, predicted today that the number of Australian-Singapore joint ventures or wholly Australia-owned manufacturing enterprises here would grow considerably. "Australian businessmen are keenly appreciative of the energetic, industrious and adapcable work force and the harmonious
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    Travel fares 'a builtin handicap to tourism in the Pacific'
    389 4 SINGAPORE. Mon ■EXISTING travel fares Aj are a built-in handicap for tourism in Pacific countries, Mr. Ronald E. G. Davies, chairman of the Pata Marketing Research and Development Council, said today. Speaking at ;ne first plenary session of the third
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    Man found in drain dies
    61 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. An unidentified man died in Outram hospital yesterday, shortly after police found him lying in a drain in Queen Street. He was about 40. sft. 51n. tall. dark, and was wearing a pair of black pants. Anyone who can identify him Is a*ked
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    'Report all worksite accidents' call by NTUC
    107 4 'Report all worksite accidents' call by NTUC SINGAPORE, Mon. The NTUC wants all accidents at work-sites to be reported to It and to the Labour Ministry's factory Inspectorate. Chairman of NTUC's occupational health and industrial safety committee, Inche Abdul Aziz Karim. said trade unions In the past had not been
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      Keepingthe theatre hall clean
      106 5 Keeping the theatre hall clean IF you are a regular cinemagoer, you will see in any theatre a notice on display reminding patrons that It Is an offence to litter inside the cinema hall. More often than not, this warning notice Is ignored. Most theatres do not provide litter baskets.
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      LISTENING IN ON AN OPERATION...
      241 5 LISTENING IN ON AN OPERATION You'll need more than bravery to take it QN Nov. 2, 1 underwent an operation at the Outrani Hoad General Hospital. I was grateful and glad that it was a short and painless one, but that was how I felt only AFTER the operation. My
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      88 5 ment is that he is a guinea pig of an experiment and may be mishandled. More than Spartan bravery is needed for one to remain free from fear under such circumstances. May I suggest that if an operation, or vart of it, is to be done by a houseman, the
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      102 5 I REFER to the letters by "Block 74" (ST.. Oct. 26). He should thank his lucky stars that he is not using a common TV antenna. Recently, I moved Into my newly purchased HDB flat in Tiong Bahru Road and am experiencing a most frustrating viewing (picture rolling and double
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      The coinbox slot was jammed with matchsticks
      245 5 The coinbox slot was jammed with matchsticks REFERENCE the letters from "F.A.8." and Frustrated" (ST. Oct. 26). All public telephones are checked at least twice a week. In addition the Board's maintenance staff would carrying out repairs on all public telephones that have been reported faulty by users. Insplte of
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      When we cannot even maintain -order
      240 5 When we cannot even maintain order ONE wonders whether Mr. One Pang Boon has really examined the situation of second language teaching (both the Chinese and the Malay) in secondary schools before he made the pronouncements (Sun Times, Oct. 24), at the STU dinner. It Is extremely easy to air
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      Caught between the police and the hawkers
      134 5 Caught between the police and the hawkers rhas been a weekly affair in Toa Payoh. Every Sunday morning a police car will come around to the lane flanked by blocks 123, 124 and 125. 126, 128 Issuing summonses to cars waiting for people marketing and cars parked along the lane.
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      43 5 mRAFFIC conditions along X Buklt Timah Road (near Rex Theatre) Is already bad and to allow vehicles from the Central Supplies Office to cross the road and turn right Into Bukit Timah Road is to further aggravate the situation. SAFER MOTORING. Singapore 12.
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      89 5 II7OULD the Government TT consider granting a standard rate of six per cent interest to all civil servants for the purchase of HDB flats? At present, this privelege is given omy to civil servants who purchase HDB flats soia unaer the "Home Ownersnip Scheme." I think it is only fair
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      Loud horns: 285 booked
      116 5 GOVT REPLIES I REFER to the letter by "K.C." (S.T. Oct. 23) about drivers who use their horns indiscriminately. Please note that statistics fcr the past six months from May to October 1971 show that 285 cases of such offences have been booked by the Traffic
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      167 5 "fjLOCK 153 Resident" U 1 S.T. Oct. 26) may wish to know that action has already been taken to clear the undergrowth on the vacant land adjacent to Mcl Chin Road. With reference to the letter by "Block 74" (S.T. Oct. 26) a survey will be conducted to assess the
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      160 5 IIHTH reference to the TT letter by "Going Craiy" (8.T., Oct. 30). as your correspondent has not gi"-*n the location of his piece of land, his case cannot be more thoroughly explained to him. But generally, road charges are apportioned according to the degree of benefit to be derived by
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    'SOCIETYDEMANDS TOO MUCH OF THE MODERN WOMAN9
    160 6 'SOCIETY DEMANDS TOO MUCH OF THE MODERN WOMAN' SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore society is making too many demands on the modern woman, according to findings of a symposium of the Catholic Social Guild at the weekend. A report on the Christian In the Modern World symposium at Marymount Convent said that
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    BOAC's first charter flight due today
    67 6 BOAC's first charter flight due today SINGAPORE, Mon. BOAC's first charter flight to Singapore a Boeing 707 aircraft will arrive tomorrow evening with 146 passengers on board. The aircraft will take about 16 hours and 20 minutes to cover the B.OCO mile loute with only one refuelling stop at Dubai
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    Expressway conversion
    39 6 IPOII. Mon. Certain sections of the main trunk road running through the length of West Malaysia are to be converted into dual-carriage expressways. Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications. Tun V. T. Sambanthan. said here last night.
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    Open verdict on three killed in mystery blast
    280 6 Open verdict on three killed in mystery blast SINGAPORE. Mon. ATAIKONG told a coroner's court today how a mysterious explosion ripped his trawler, killing three members of his crew. Tan Ah Chul, 29, was testifying at an inquiry into the deaths of Tan Cheng Chye, 29, Choo Seng Lee, 41,
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    Canadian's trial on fraud charges put off
    134 6 Canadian's trial on fraud charges put off SINGAPORE, Mon. The trial of a Canadian, accused of obtaining credit totalling $1,182 from two hotels the Hyatt and Orchard under false pretences, was postponed today to Nov. 24 to enable his counsel to prepare the case. Donald Robert Garner (above) has pleaded
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    Seminar on industrial relations
    65 6 Seminar on industrial relations SINGAPORE. Mon. The National Productivity Centre will hold a two-day seminar on Labour-Ma-nagement Relations for Productivity irom Dec. 2. The seminar, designed to deal with related questions on industrial relations and productivity, will be held at the NPC premises In Jurong. It U sponsored by the
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    PSC grants exemption to honours student
    103 6 PSC grants exemption to honours student SINGAPORE. Mon— Engineering graduate William Chang has been granted permission by the Public Service Commission to bypass his Master's degree to study for a Ph.D. in Computer Simulation. A former student of Raffles Institution, Mr. Chang received a Colombo Plan scholarship in 1968 to
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    Dry offence
    28 6 SINOAPORE. Mon Karupplah 5 o Muthtah was fined $15 today for laying out pieces of cloth to dry at the Bidadari Christian cemetery on Nov. 2.
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    Insurers to discuss 'no claim' bonus scheme
    183 6 SINGAPORE, Mon THE General Insurance Association will meet tomorrow to discuss the feasibility of Introducing no-claim bonuses for industrial clients. But some insurance company managers are already doubtful that such a scheme would work. They believe the noclaim bonus scheme cannot "work out"
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    Probe on reports of drug sales to American – sailors
    179 6  - Probe on reports K. S. SIDHU By SINGAPORE, Mon. Customs and police are investigating reports that packets of ganja and marijuana are being sold to visiting American sailors in Singapore. The packets wrapped In brown paper boxes. are sold at between $50 and $200 each. Pushers make up to 500
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    General hurt in crash
    59 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Deputy Chief of Oeneral SUIT, MtJ.-Oen. Dato Mohamed Sany bin Abdul Ohafar. was Injured when his car collided with a van at the 19th mile Tanjong Karang-Kuala Lumpur road yesterday after a hunting trip. He was admitted to the General Hospital here
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    'Wildcat strike' protest by Hotel Malaysia
    453 6  - 'Wildcat strike' protest by Hotel Malaysia JOSEPH YEO business hit by walkout on Saturday' claim By Singapore, Monday AS Hotel Malaysia workers resumed duty t<» day, the management criticised their week end "wildcat strike" and said it was protest ing to the labour Ministry. It claimed that Saturday's walkout over
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    CLAIM FOR HALF OF $400,000 PRIZE
    104 6 CLAIM FOR HALF OF $400,000 PRIZE PENANG, Mon. Icewater seller Foo Kow has filed a statement in the High Court here seeking a declaration that he is part owner and entitled to half the first prize money of $400,000 won by a Social and Welfare lottery ticket drawn last April.
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    Blood stocks in average position
    118 6 Blood stocks in average position SINGAPORE, Mon. Total reserve stocks in the blood bank rose from 513 units last week to an average position of 592 units this morning. During the week. 763 donations were received and 649 transfusions Rlv-n The Blood Transfusion Service Mobile Unit will be stationed at
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    1983 7 SCANDALI Rebuffed 'Patsy' turns vitriolic Concluding the series...by FENTON BRESLER THE letters make sad read ing. Any human heart crying out to another in anguish commands pity even though the spectacle of t he, faded, beauty scribbling such fevered notes contains something of the ridiculous. To the perplexed Patrick Barrett,
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      STOPPING A WAR
      468 8 India's Prime Minister has now talked with the heads of four of the five governments which are permanent members of the U.N. Security Council, and a Pakistan mission has visited the fifth. Unfortunately there is no reason to suppose that the pcssibility of Security Council intervention in
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      RUBBER WAGE DILEMMA
      348 8 Mr. P. P. Narayanan's disconsolate thoughts on the price of rubber are widely shared by more than the members of his union. The plantation workers, however, have a special interest Negotiations for a new wage ngreement have been held up since April, when the term of the
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      BRINGING UP PARENTS
      200 8 For the second time in four weeks Malaysia's Director-General of Education has emphasised the need for parent-teacher associations in schools. Haji Hamdan bin Sheikh Tahir went to the heart of the matter when he remarked the other day that some parents never visit schools except on three
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    488 8  - Is the end near for U.D.I.? ANTHONY WHITE By OALISBURY —With the ►3 sixth anniversary of Rhodesia's unilateral declaration of independence on November 11 drawing close, there are hopes here of a settlement, though few signs that it is imminent. Major obstacles still apparently bar the way. Some pt pie
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    413 8  - BORNEO'S WILDLIFE FIGHTS FOR SURVIVAL A Correspondent By KOTA KINABALU. Tues Gourmet tastes and the relentless march of progress are ravaging the wild life of Borneo. The friendly orang utan and the lumbering rhinoceros no longer find the wild jungles of Borneo a safe place, and around the coast the
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      89 8 PRICES are spiralling 1 and sudden checks by officials of the Ministry of Commerce and Industry are welcome. But It Is regrettable that these checks are limited apparently to the capital and are not carried out in rural and urban areas all over the country. Is It
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      243 8 rMUST.be understood that the sit-in at the Speakers' Corner of the Technical College students (on which you have commented) was mainly against the college's administration for its maltreatment and injustice towards the students. The Technical College Students' Union, in line with the PKPM
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    1176 8  -  EARL GREEN By OTTAWA A YEAR has passed since Pierre Trudeau invoked the War Measures Act to control the Front de Liberation dv Quebec, after the kidnapping of the British trade commissioner, James Cross, and the murder of the Quebec Minister of Labour, Pierre
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      288 9 Crucial debate in UN on the Suez crisis put off CAIRO, Monday. £GYPT has decided to postpone a showdown debate of the U.N. General Assembly on the Arab-Israeli dispute. The debate, scheduled for the middle of this month, had aroused apprehensions in some capitals, especially Washington. that rancorcus exchanges would
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      92 9 NZ seamen asked to end strike WELLINGTON. Mon. The influent. al Federation of Labour today asked New Zealand s 1.450-man Seamen's Union to end its week-long strike and return to work. The federation's national executive announced after an emergency meeting lasting almost live hours that it had taken over the
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      49 9 LAS VEQAS. Mon. Three airmen parachuted lo safety after two U.S. Air For^e fighter planes in which they were flying collided over Nellis Air Force Base yesterday. One plane, an F-4 Phantom fighter, crashed almost immediately but not before both pilots had ejected safely. Reuter.
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      165 9 Phantom jets blast Hanoi gunsite SAIGON. Mon. Four U.S. Phantom Jets tombed a North Vietnamese gun site near the coastal city of Dong Hoi. aocut 40 miles north of the Demilitarised Zone yesteraay, the Ameiican High Command said here tcday. A spokesman said the jets attacked the gun site after
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      417 9 US stepping up air war in Indo- China WASHINGTON, Monday JHE Nixon administration, while drastically curtailing combat by Americans on the ground, has escalated the air war in Cambodia and Laos. This is the finding of a Cornell University group based on a comprehensive study of the air war in
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      28 9 TOKYO. Mon. Experts from four world major cities London. New York, Chicago and Tokyo today opened a four-day conference here on their mutual pollution problems. Reuter.
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      21 9 TEHERAN. Mon Five opium and heroin smugglers were executed by firing squad tc-.Uy. it was officially announced here. Reuter.
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      57 9 SAN FRANCISCO. Mon. A small band of MexicanAmerican demonstrators yesterday hurled eggs at a group of politicians In Alhambra. The politicians included Sen. Edmund Muskie, authorities said. The Democratic presidential hopeful was not hit. About a dozen eggi were thrown and some hit cars as
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      112 9 SYDNEY, Monday. lyiLD weather lashed Australia's east coast yesterday flooding sewage into city streets, swamping boats and nearly wrecking a small town. Hall fell one ft. deep in the Queensland capital of Brisbane and lightning knocked two men unconscious at Brisbane Airport. A tornado wrecked
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      410 9 NEW DELHI, Mon INDIAN troops crossI ed the border into East Pakistan to silence guns that were shelling their territory, Indian army sources said today. This was the first confirmation that Indian soldiers had operated inside East Pakistan In the current border crisis.
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      221 10 MISSILES GUIDED BY TV CAMERA SOON NEW YORK, Mon. n Maverick, an airborne missile guided to surface targets by a TV camera in its nose cone, has gone into production under a US$699 million contract and will be delivered to the air force next year. If It Is successful in
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      439 10 PARIS, Monday advance party of China's delegation to the United Nations arrived in Paris last night from Karachi aboard a Pakistani plane. Police at Le Bourget airport said the delegation was met by a member of the Chinese Embassy here. The plane arrived
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      32 10 CANBERRA. Mon. The Ay. tralian Oovemment &lt;s 10 s* nd a mission to South-east Asia to seek restrictions on r.ieap textile imports from the region into the Australian market. Reuter.
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      29 10 SEOUL. Mon. Pour soldiers were killed and 11 others injured yesterday when an army truck skiddeo off a road near Kapyong. 30 miles north-east of Seoul. UPI.
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      118 10 Walk out after the Fire of Love... JAKARTA, Mon. Local officials in Semarani. last week walked out of a reception here to mark the anniversary of Indonesia's Youth Plrdfr Day, according to Antara news agency. Antara reported that the provincial military commander Major-General Wldodo. Central Java Governor Munadi and other
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      242 10 Threat by Aga to pull money out of Sardinian resort A RZ ACHENA SardlA nia), Mon. Prince Karim Aga Khan has threatened to pull his money and name out of the multimilliondollar development project that has made Sardinia's Emerald Coast a playground of the rich. The reason Sardinian officials have
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      227 10 Probe those corrupt deals order by Mrs B COLOMBO, Mon. Corruption is one of the biggest problems the Ceylon Government face according to Prime Minister Mrs. Sirimavo Ban daranaike. She told the Governin c n ts parliamentary group at a six-hour meeting that she had ordered officials investigating corrupt practices
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      175 11 NO RICE TWICE A WEEK FOR SOUTH KOREANS CEOUL, Mon. South J Koreans, who favour boiled rice than anything else for their meals, will have to eat non-rice lunches at least twice a week. Under a Government campaign to save rice which went into force today, no restaurants will sell
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      123 11 A I si IV (Texas), Mon. Former President Lyndon B. Johnson turned book salesman yesterday to the delight of thrones of well-wishers and book buyers that crowded the LBJ Library. "Buy a book and give it to the generations to come to let them know
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      293 11 NEW YORK, Mon. Ten people died in two incidents of mass slaying across the U.S. yesterday. In the first incident,— at Oshawa in Ontario a young father killed his wife and three sons, then snot himself through the head with a rifle.
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      191 11 Opposition parties in move for ties with Peking TOKYO, Mon. Three Opposition parties today presented in Parliament a Joint resolution calling for the restoration of diplomatic relations with China. No decision was immediately reached on when a vote would be taken. The resolution was introduced by the Socialist Party, Komelto
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      96 11 HI R O SH IMA. Mon. Memlirrs ..i the Atomic h mil Victims League here stage a sit-in in the Peace Mt morial Park here in protest against the U.S. underground explosion at Amchitka. Island, of Alaska. The five-mega-ton blast set off one mile below
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      120 11 £60 jibe by Jews at the Russians I ON DON. Mon. A Jewish group spent £60 as part of a campaign to embarrass the Soviet Union (luring celebrations here last night of the 54th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution. All seats for the celebration at London's Mermaid Theatre were sold
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      47 11 BANGKOK. Mon. Prime Minister Field Marshal Thanom Kittikachom has banned lons hair and micro-mini skirts at universities in Thailand. The ban was imposed after the Premier received complaints that long hair worn by boy students and short skirts of girl students were "unsightly." Reuter.
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      45 11 CANBERRA. Mon. A total &gt;f 415 Australian troops had been killed In armed combat in j Vietnam since Australia's involvement in the war began In .962 an Australian Army spokes- man said here today. The number of battle-injured was 2.344 Reuter
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      29 11 LIMA. Mon Ninety-six developing nations asked the United States today to revoke the 10 per cent surcharge on Imports from all the "Third World" countries. UPI.
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        21 12 It. Semb. $7.30 &gt;m«rloh $3.10 lanyo $1.45 cone Sec $3.20 erak Carbide $0.93 :.O.P. $1.27 +.K .01 .0&lt; .0! .0-
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        52 12 k. K.impar $3 10 Kucha! $0.70 f. M. Hold. $1.66 Ions Meng $1.23 &gt;. Darby $5.90 Veneer Prod. $1.93 Steamers $2.88 Wood $0.58 Shell $3.08 i. Traders $5.40 r and N $5.85 Store $3.26 iepnnc $3.32 Chem. $1.45 —.26 —.15 —.13 —.12 —.10 —.07 —.07 —.06 —.06 —.05 —.05
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        Most active stocks
        23 12 San Holdings 174.000 Haw Par 142.000 F E. L'ston 73,000 .Pan Electric 73.000 Total Turnover: 1.32 M Delayed Percentage: 31.51
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        38 12 Not. 5 Not. 8 Industrials: 195.07 194.05 T Hotels: 75.55 75.39 Properties: 131.70 132.42 t Tin*: 96.96 96.22 t S rubbers: 124.02 124.26 Dec 30, 1966 100 1 Dec 31, 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1952 100
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      Mixed trend in the market
      191 12 PRICES finished narrowly mixed on the Stock Exchance of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Trading was light throughout. The turnover was down to 1.3 million units, partically due to a communication breakdown towards the close. At the close the Straits Times' Industrial Ordinary share index stood
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      Official rates
      51 12 THE official Malayan v Short Ti rm Monty Market for the week ended Not. 6, 1971 the raw of call rates was as follow*: BANKING FUNDS: 3Vi per cent to i% per cent. GENERAL FUND: 3', per cent to 4&lt;j per cent. MOVEMENTS of funds totalled $17 6
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      CLOSING PRICES
      936 12 DID ANO OFFER ■'RICH OFFI D CIALLV LISTED AT TNI CLOtE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN ERACKETI YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Properties steady while the rest mixed. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by
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      938 12 DUSINESS 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 Allied Choc. (6) 2.25, (1) 2.27. (2) 2.26. (1) 2.24. (1) 2.23. (3) 2.29
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      150 12 KEMAYAN OIL Palm's pre-tax profits dropped to $14,145 for the year ended May from $50,426 last time. However, after a profit of $19,286 from sale of investments, earnings for the period came to $33 432 Chairman Sect Hiong Kiat reports In his annual statement that during the year the 1967
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      Exchange rates
      165 12 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announce these best agreed merchant rates as at Nov. 8. of Foreifn Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Loral dollars to 100 uniU of Foreign Currency Belgian Francs Burmese Kyats Ceylon Rupees Danish
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      Asian dollar
      60 12 THESE rates were quoted on x the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are (or deposits of U5t25.000 and above. 1J 1O U) O 1/107 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 2 mths S 3/4 t0 6% 5 3 4 t06% 5 7/8 to 6 1/8%
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      Sungei Bahru's profits slide
      302 12 SUNGEI BAHRU Rubber Estates, in the financial year ended June, suffered a drop in pre-tax profits of some £63,000. The pre-tax profit for the year was £23,082 against £86,480 ln 1969/ 70. Tax takes £4.457 compared with £27.859 leaving a net profit of £18,625 against £58,621
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        Tin price unchanged
        38 12 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday was unchanged at $623 per picul on an official offering up 90 tons to 309 tons. The market was steady with good support from the Continent and Japan.
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        53 12 tut sue. London cloMd 42 328 Beirut 42.70 42. 85 Honnkonx 44 44 44 38 Zurich cosed 42.258 42.408 Paris closed 42*8 Spore il) 43.875 43 57 B'pore (2) 159.80 158.30 (1) Export prices In non-sterling areas in U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers price In Singapore
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 12 NOV. 8. RUBBER: 98.50 cents (up i ;&gt;0 cents). TIN: $623.00 (unchanged). Official offering 309 tons (up 90 tons).
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        112 12 /-MINES! PRODUCE IXCHANGE. SINCAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICK PER PICUL YEITERDAV C.c.nut Oil: Bulk {46* teller*, drum $49 Mllcrs. C»»r«: Mixed (fob I loom Nov./ D«. IK Com 127 B Ptpptr Muntok AST A wblte fob. 100= NLW 1235 wllera. Sarawak white fob 96 NLW 1225 Mllen. Sarawak •pvcial black
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        Rubber goes up
        218 12 rpHE rubber market yesterday opened higher on continued short-covering of November and a reserve of sellers that hoisted the November premium to more than two cents. Some isolated physical interest found buyers and sellers separated. The market closed quiet after steady. Prices were unchanged In the afternoon
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        148 12 JAKARTA: The Government will ban exports of low frade rubber despite the objections of the rubber producing province of Djambi in South Sumatra, a Trade Ministry spokesman said. The Government has called on regional authorities to ensure the ban will be executed as planned. The
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        169 12 JAKARTA: Japan is to increase its crumb rubber Imports direct from Indonesia, according to the chairman of the visiting Japanese rubber mission, Mr. K. Hashimoto. "We want to buy bigger amounts of crumb direct from Indonesia," he told a press conference. Mr.
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      619 12 FAR EAST LEVINGSTON: The Stock Exchange Committee lifted the "designated security" restriction Imposed on the counter on Sept. 21 when trading commenced after the mid -day break yesterday. Normal trading, without the threat of restrictions can now take place. ST. PIRAN Mining suffered a considerable drop in profits
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      80 12 B A j£K Negara statement of Liabilities and Assets on Oct. 30 LIABILITIES: Senega, reserve V. D?S anc i^t ncy lnclrculaUon *U2o.on.9io ueposiis. Banks 199 128 052 Othe ySUn 0V rnment *****06:896 Oth^'uabUitfef al ri hte utner Liabilities 169,127,608 ASSETS: &gt;2-M&lt; .893.491 Oold and foreign exchange $2
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        459 12 MELBOURNE. Mjn. Falls slightly outn umbered rises In quiet tiuJing on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Turnover was slightly in excess of 1.4 million shares and most of the activity was In the industrial sector. Valley Worsted gained a further A2O cents to 80 cents following a --dont sell"
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        294 12 ffONO KONO. Mon. The ±l market opened easier but It was not long before sellers began to make themselves felt and prices came back slowly, in most cases, until the close. There were, however, a number or counters which went agalnrt this trend. Hong Kong Dock put on
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        38 12 On the tr*» eiehing* market In Hong Kong yesterday the Us d«Msr »as Quoted at 5.***** for T.T. and 5 MS for SM*. Start** was quoted at 14.50 «nu ene lesl ef r*«d at 311.175.
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    222 13 COURT TOLD HOW A SHOT KILLED A PEON SINGAPORE, Mon. A Guard and Escort constable told a court today that moments after he handed over his shotgun to his colleague at a bank, a shot rang out and killed a bank peon. Constable Abdul Samad bin Rosdl of Beach Road
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    20 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. There were no first and second prize winners In yesterday's Toto draw No. 88 71.
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    CHIEF INSP, LEE OUT ON BAIL OF $5,000
    114 13 CHIEF INSP LEE OUT ON BAIL OF $5,000 KUALA LL'MPUB, Mon. Chief Inspector Lee 1 him Bent was allowed bail of 55.000 by the Federal Court today pending his appeal on Dec. 27 against a conviction and three years' jail sentence for causing grievous hurt to engineer Robert Lee. In
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    Kidney switch men home
    39 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. The two latest kidney transplant patients were today discharged from Outram Hospital. The two men 25-year-old PUB engineer Ho Pong Chan and 49-year-old salesman Ann Keong Sim received their kidneys three weeks ago.
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    629 13 PRESIDENTIAL COUNCIL'S MAIN AIM SINGAPORE. Mon THE Presidential Council has recommended that the coancil's main task should be to examine laws to ensure that Parliament did not inadvertently pass legislation that discriminated against racial or religious minorities in Singapore. The council
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    $10 donation for hole^in-theheart child
    96 13 $10 donation for hole-in-the-heart child SINGAPORE, Mon. The Straits Times today received $10 from an anonymous donor for the hole -in the heart child of Tan Chong Chlan, who turned to robbery and extortion to raise money for medical treatment. Tan's 11-mcnth-old sen. Nelson, has been receiving regular treatment In
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    Policemen in HDB flats may cut crime
    251 13 SINGAPORE, Monday HAVING policemen stay in Housing Board flats may help to discourage crime, an HDB spokesman said today. "They can maintain all-round vigilance at the flats," he said. The spokesman was commenting on the newly Introduced scheme whereby policemen will get priority
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    Accident victim awarded $97,700 damages
    281 13 Accident victim awarded $97,700 damages CINGAPORE, Mon. A former electrician, partly paralysed in an accident three years ago, was awarded $97,700 damages by the High Court today. Chan Kum Fook, 25. suffered severe head injuries when a company van in which he was travelling went off the road and crashed
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    Bookie charge denial
    38 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Llm Kian Hce. 34. today denied acting as a bookmaker at the Singapore Turf Club carpark in Bukit Titnah last Saturday. Ball of $1,000 was allowed, and hearing was fixed for Peb. 28.
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      657 13 On your TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Opening and General Topic: The Science Council f. A.M. Good Morning 1.11 Let's Go 3 M Concert Hour 4.N Musical Bo» Hospital (0 v with Music 7.M News 7.11 4.31 Coffee Break 5.N News Brief i m la th. rimiiw i\x US For
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      412 14 BETTER food labelling is essential if we are to upgrade nutrition, says Mr. Jean Mayer, Harvard nutrition professor at a recent meeting in Arizona. Mr. Mayer emphasised the need for more and better Information about snacks and other formulated and fabricated foods that are
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS
      243 14 UNDER-the-bed storage chest and boxes might be the answer for seamstresses who find patterns and fabrics cluttering a small house. IRONING is a necessary part of sewing, and It can be done easily if the board is located to the left of the sewing machine. IF you should
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      HER HAPPINESS IS LOOKING AFTER BLIND SON'S WELFARE
      388 14 A MOTHER'S love is sometimes hard to under- stand but often easy to describe. Especially that of Mrs. Maria Bengullo, 56-year-old Filipino widow from Quezon City. For the past 25 years, Mrs. Bengullo has spent all her time with unfailing devotion to
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      The pearly truth
      151 14 fTHE cultivation of x pearls is a long and arduous process. Small mother of pearl beads are Inserted Into the oysters which then are placed Into wiremesh cages and suspended from floating rafts into the water. After three years of constant care cleaning cages of plankton, moss,
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      433 14  -  ONG KIAT BENG By FOR women who don't go in for extremes, but who also don't feel that a pretty dress is enough these days, current trends will most certainly please their taste. In vogue now are outfits that are not only
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      754 17 T H RT F IINCA "ORt AOTMO- PORT IWETTINNAM RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW. INO BERTHING ARRANOEMENTt Wh rf K&lt;V° M.ru. Kot. FOR NOV. «"H*»C«»««NTi RaJah Mar(a RoM Hoegh Orr(i and OUT: Tnhoi 0 Rjinirtn i o 1 1 Oriental Trepct 18. Kllaa 20. Troooh 21 We.t,' h f fth! Ka
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      935 17 AUCTION SALE OF CORBECTION Valuable Singapore Properties, With reference to the appointTo be held at our sales-room, ment announcement of the MoncNo 104 Market Street. Singapore, tary Authority of Singapore pubOn Tuesday. 16th November 1971 llshed In the Straits Times and the at 2.30 p.m Sunday Mall Issues of 6th
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      775 17 In the Matter of the Companies Act, 1967 and In the Matter of HENG CHEONG DEVELOPMENT (PRIVATE) LIMITED Members Voluntary Winding Up NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the creditors of the abovenamed Company, which is being voluntarily wound up. are required on or before the 29th November, 1971 being the
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      824 17 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR COMPANIES WINDING-UP NO. 27 OF 1171 In the Matter of Palm and Vegetable Oils i Malaysia i Srndirian Bcrhad And In the Matter of the Companies Act, 1965 ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice is hereby given that a Petition for the Winding-Up
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      748 17 HADIAH BIASISWA NEGERI PAHANG. 1972 1. PERMOHONAN2 ada-lah dl-Jemput darlpada ra'ayat DYMM Sultan Pahang yang berkelayakan bagl mendapat Blaslswa Negerl Pahang untok belajar dl-Unlversltl2 Tempatan dan laln2 Unlversltl yang dl-lktlraf Meh Kerajaan untok tahun Akademlk 1972/73. 2. Blaslswa lnl ada-lah untok pengajlan?:--(a) Perpustakaan. (b) Jurubena. (c) Peranchang Bandar dan Kampong.
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    143 18 Acknowledgements FAMILY OF the late Mrs. Tan Tick Chye (Nee Wee Bee Neo) thank the Yen. MM. Mabaweera. Jalan Eunos Buddhist Temple, relatives, friends, the staff of Water Department (P.U.8. Water Planning Unit. ACS. Coleman Street it Barker Road. M s Ni.iap Seng and Public Life Assurance, for their kind
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    30 18 SALE OF THE YEAR Irene Boutique F-29 Singapore Hilton. Prices greatly reduced, like sO- r or more. ELEMENTARY FASHION DESICN ING course begins shortly. Enquiries and reservations *****3 B'pore.
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    88 18 KOrt TIONG WATT, aged 71. of 12 C.iappel Road, passed away on 7 11 71 at T.T.B.H. Funeral leaves TT s 11. on 9.11.71 at 2.00 p.m. for Mt. Vernon Crematorium. (Bus leives above Address 1.30 p.m.) LIM SOON LAI aged 67 passed away peacefully 8.11.71. Cortege will leave
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    35 18 In memoriam IN MEMORY OF Mr. Peter Koh Teng Tah departured on 9.11.70 dearly remember by wife. sons and daughters. EVERLOVINC MEMORY OF Susila d/o M.N.V. Pillais' departed 8.11.64. Remembered by beloved parents and brothers.
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      390 19 THE GUTHRIE WAUGH ORGANISATION invites applications for the following post in its Consumer Goods Division In Singapore:MARKETING MANAGER JOB SPECIFICATIONS: 1. Recommending the acquisition of new agencies and/or the discontinuance of present ones. 2. Recommending marketing strategy including the annual marketing campaigns, for the products under his charge and ensuring
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      637 20 RACING with Epsom Jeep JHE two-day combined amateur and professional meeting at Bukit Timah over the weekend was a bonanza for the Singapore Turf Club. On-course punters really piled it on the totalisator there was no off-course betting and win and place investments alone
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      XL WEIGHTS
      879 20 KL WEIGHTS WEIGHTS for the yy l races at Kuala Lumpur this weekend: SATURDAY CL. S. DIV. 2 6F Hanoman 9 00 Amur River 9.00 Santa Monica 8.13 Oentlng Highlands 8.13 Black Belt 8.12 Three Rings II 8.12 Middle East 8.11 Ming Derby 8.11 Djebel Diu&e 8.10 Oambang 8.10 Crystal
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      159 20 Mill Reef voted Horse of Year I ONDON. Mon. American owner Paul Mellon's brilliant three-year-old Mill Reef has been voted Britain's Horse of the Year for 1971. it was announced here yesterday. Thirty of the 37 votes went to Mill Reef, the remaining seven being cast for Mrs. John HUlop's
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      Warming up
      33 20 VERVIERS (Belgiumi. M n Belgium beat Luxembourg 1-0 here yesterday in a friendly soccer match designed as a «armup for Wednesday s Group i European championship clash with Scotland in Aberdeen.
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      25 20 MELBOURNE. Mon. The final days play m the cricket match between the Rest of the World and Victoria was abandoned today because of rain.
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      Revenge for Ashe
      120 20 CTOCKHOLM. Mon. Amerlcan Arthur Ashe beat Jan Kodes of Chechoslovakia In a see-saw marathon final yesterday to capture the $30,000 Stockholm Open tennis title. The slim Miami professional won 6-1. 3-6. 6-2. 1-6. 6-4 in 2i hours to avenge his surprise defeat by the Czechoslovak In the
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      370 21  -  ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE Badminton Association has a comprehensive and constructive three-year plan to haul Singapore up to the top of the badminton world again. The plan, launched by SBA last month, calls for three training groups nursery, national feeder, and national
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      Fittipaldi wins two-heat GP
      92 21 SAO PAULO. Brazil. Mon. Emerson FUtipaldi of Brazil driving a Lotus 69. won the Formula Two international Grand Prix at the Interlagos race track here, winning both 14-lap heats. Fittipaldi finished five metres ahead of European Formula Two champion Ronnie Peterson of Sweden (March 712) In
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      Rain washes out match
      58 21 MELBOURNE, Mon. The Rest of the World cricket match against Victoria was abandoned today because of rain The Melbourne Cricket Ground was washed by more than four inches of rain over the weekend. The Rest of the World had scored 156 In their first &lt;nnings and
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      159 21 JAPAN AND CHINA FINISH CHAMPS PEKING. Mon. Japan won the men's team event at the 51 -nation A fro- Asian Friendship table tennis tournament here last night. China took the women's team title. In the final matches to deride the top three placet, the Japanese men* team beat China 5-2
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      161 21 fOKYO, Mon. Japan stunn--1 ed The Philippines with a brilliant one sided 93-69 victory here today to emerge as favourites to win the Asian Men's Basketball Championship. The uler. speedy Japanese fcored their sixth straight victory to become the only unbeaten team in the nine-nation Tokyo tournament
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      Masterly 88
      55 21 ADELAIDE, Mon— A masterly 88 by South Australian opener Ashley Woodcock and sustained bowling by Queenslanders Rusl Surtl. (5-103) and Bill Albury (4-50) highlighted the final day's play In the drawn Sheffield match between South Australia and Queensland. Scores: Queensland 170 and 113-8 (T. Jenner 4-44 A. Mallett
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      205 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Malaysian sports associations were today advised to adopt military-type of centralised training for all future competitions. The advice came from the Chef-de-Mlsslcn to the Seap Games contingent, Dato Yeop Mahidln. from his observations of the training for the Games at Kuala Lumpur
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      288 21 Koreans hold Malaysia to a 2-2 draw BANGKOK, Mon. Defending champions South Korea and Malaysia drew 2-2 in their opening Group "B" match of the Fourth King's Cup soccer tournament here today. The Koreans Jed 2-1 at halftime. Malaysia, who recently won the right to represent Asia at the Munich
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      393 20 NOTICE Mr. Mohamed Ibrahim s/o Mohd. Hussain, a member of the Board of Directors of Gemini Chlt-Funu Corporation Limited has ceased to be a Director and Agent of the Corporation for Malaysia with effect from 6th November, 1971. Public is hereby notified that the said Mr. Mohamed Ibrahim has no
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      250 20 Straits Times Crossword across 7. Settled about people having 1. She is concerned with lower food (7). drink output, as It were (8). 8. Used to be on watch? (6-4). 5. Whims about a redhead ap- 2 Worker p^ jocks on furnlpearing in certain capacities ture v) 9. P?sn ahut
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      284 21 f SHURA I CHERKASSKY I "Stupendous pionistic power" Doily Telegraph Don't miss one of the world's greatest pianists in a programme of Bach, Beethoven, Bartok, Chopin and Liszt. Victoria Theatre Sunday U November Presented in association with Interocean Lines i we were i Imuch amused! The musical life of Queen
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      290 21 Bf ".rffffi"": rrfvr'-'-' M~~^rrr7rßT— ZZT T^^is»»l -^;U- &lt; ;*!!.-'^;il«&lt;*— iiiiXiiiii2i"j, i j,n,: iTiTT^"""-": ----"~i:^; Move into QJi J prestige I||| locations I Ilk Mezzanine and First Floors of the Mandarin Hotel Complex in Orchard Road and on the Ground and Mezzanine Floors of the Overseas and background music. Rental from
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    253 22 ATOMIC Energy C o m m i s sion (AEC) chairman James R. Schlesing••r (right) and a colleague, MaJ.-Gen. &lt; 1 1 It-n examining the cracks made on Amchitka island by Saturday's nuclear blast. The only casualties of the fivemegaton underground nuclear test, so far discovered
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    126 22 PEACE MAKERS OFF TO DAKAR CAIRO, Mon. Four African peace emissaries left today for Dakar having been told by Egypt that its conditions for a Middle East settlement remained unchanged. The four Presidents Leopold Senghor of Genegal and Ahmado Ahidjou of Cameroon and Generals Yakubu Gowon of Nige-la and Joseph
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    280 22 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The present rubber price Js standing in the way of a new collective agreement for more than 200,000 tappers in the country. "Negotiations with the Malayan Agricultural Producers' Association (MAP A) is not going the way we want it because
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    45 22 COLOMBO. Mon. Ceylon's Prime Minister, Mrs. Sirima Bandaranaike. was today awarded 100.000 rupees ($50,000) damages by a Colombo district court after suing the editor, printers and publishers of a newspaper, Udaya (Dawn), (or dr'amatlon. She claimed 250.003 rupees ($125,000) damages. Reuter.
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    24 22 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesia will oppose any mo\e to place the Straits of Malacca under lnterncticnal authority, said Communications Minister Prans Seda. UPI.
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    386 22 LONDON. Mon. Thr markrt ckMed qulrtly -i.-.i.lv aftrr Hurtuatlng narrowly around opening levels. Sourm cited Wall Strrrt'* continued -..ikn.ss and thrrat of an all-out toolroom Mrlkr In the midlands lor lack of nn.-tor Interest. At 3 p.m. the Financial Time* Index was up 1.1 at 401 5 i
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    215 22 Bangla Desh record stopped by poor sales SINGAPORE, Mon. A local recording company has stopped further production of the record Bangla Desh which the Pakistani High Commission hopes to get banned here. But this Is due to poor sales rather than the protest *yy the acting High Commissioner, Mr. M.S.
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    102 22 'Sea is my grave' body found in Changi SINGAPORE. Mon. The body ot a man, who had the words "The sea Is my grave" tattooed on the left arm. was recovered from the sea off Nicoll Drive. Changl. at the weekend. On the other arm was a tattoo of a
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    224 22 Violence at its peak as Filipinos go to the polls MANILA, Mon. Mil lions of Filipinos voted today as a wave of political violence reached new heights with 15 people reported killed in the last 24 hours. Polling In the nationwide elections for eight Senate seats, Governorships of all 6fi
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    30 22 ISLAMABAD. Mor.. Former j Foreign Minister Zulfikar All Bhutto returned today Irom a three-day official mi.-sion to China, saying it wns a "complete success. UPI IS** rajf Nine).
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    30 22 LONDON. Mon. President Tito flew into London I guarded airport last night U i hU first visit to Britain m:.&lt;. the cold war era of 1953. AP
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