The Straits Times, 26 August 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225.000 The Straits Times The National Ntiwspaper Estd. IMS SATURDAY. AUGUST 2«. 1972 M CENTS M.C. (P) No 3776
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    Marshall told: Pay up that $20,000
    541 1 Tin Official Re- t i\er has demanded $20.0t» from lawyer Mr. David Marshall a sum said to belong to subscribers of Stallion Corporation Ltd., the chit fund Arm now being wound-up. The demand was made in a third letter from the Official Receiver to
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    Mrs G's $400,000 secret
    843 1  - Mrs G's $400,000 secret T.F. HWANG and MASIE KWEE Q: How did you incur debts to this amount? By IT was a $400,000 question. But Gemini director Mrs. Norma Caf far would not answer it in the High Court yesterday. The question I*• fore the court hearing her own IK-tition
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    Tunnel blast
    28 1 HONO KONO. Prl Beven workers were hurt today in an explosion that ripped through a water supply scheme tunnel under construction in Hong Kong's New Territories
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    Family of three found dead
    269 1  - Family of three found dead X.5. SIDHU By A MOTHER and her two children were found dead in their Toa Payoa flat yesterday. They were Madam Chee Ah Moy. 25. her four-year-old son Winston Chua and her newly born child. They had been dead for several days. Toilet Police said
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    Lock icon Land ownership reversion
    37 1 MANILA. Prl A Bill providing (or the reversion to the Philippine Government of private real estate owned by American citizens or corporations here by July 3. 1*74. was filed in the Senate yesterday AP.
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    Ambush deaths
    30 1 MEXICO CITY. Prl At least seven soldiers were killed and several wounded when bandits ambushed two army lorries in the mountains of Ouerrero State near the Pacific Coast
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    Lock icon 7 die in fire
    23 1 OLASOOW Prl Beven firemen died and another ta believed missing after fire gutted a textile warehouse here today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon We were flung in sea say stowaways
    131 1 pOLOMBO. Frl. Two \j Ethiopian stowaways who swam ashore at Colombo port, claimed that they had been thrown overboard from a Yugoslav freighter, the harbour police announced today. The body of a third stowaway. also allegedly thrown overboard, was found floating In the
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    Three survive gas fire, blasts
    234 1 Three survive gas fire, blasts fTHREE people work- ing inside an oxyge>. plant had a miraculoiu. escape last night when fire swept the premises following a series of gas tank explosions The blasts threw then off their feet but thry managed to get up and ra -c out of the
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    Lock icon Spassky forces draw
    124 1 RAYK/AVIK. Frl US chalenger Bobby Fischer stepped to within two points of the world chess championship today when his 18th resumed title game against champion Boris Spassky was drawn after the 47th move. Fischer now leads by 10J points to 7| In the 24-game series. The game
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    Lock icon Chess Olympics ban on two
    36 1 BELGRADE Fri South Africa and Rhodesia are banned from the Chess Olympics at Skopje. Yugoslavia, from Sept It to Nov. 14. the organiser* said today, because of their racial policies AP
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    Public holiday
    14 1 THE Government has declared polling day on Sept. 2 a public holiday.
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    3 AM LATEST EIGHTH ASIAN GAMES IN SINGAPORE EIGHTH ASIAN GAMES IN SINGAPORE
    38 1 3 AM LATEST EIGHTH ASIAN GAMES IN SINGAPORE EIGHTH ASIAN GAMES IN SINGAPORE MUNICH, Frl. The Asian Games Federation today awarded the Eighth Asian Games to Singapore. Singapore beat Fukuoka, Japan, by 2X votes to IS— I PI
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      50 1 Report on the election rallies Page 2 GEMINI office items sold by auction S 57 CENTRES where you can get your polling cards 13 UPGRADING training in prisons 19 $90,000 4-digit claim fails Page 7 WORLD NEWS 15-17 CROSSWORD 4 TV. RADIO 19 LETTERS 28 SPORTB 29-31 CITY DESK 18
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      WORK FOR UNION WITH 'MALAYA' URGES SIEW CHOH
      329 2 BARISAN RALLY AT HAVELOCK RARISAN SOS tails D chairman. Dr Lee Slew Choh last nißht urued all "Malayans" to unite to overthrow the Prime Minister and work toward the unification of "Malaya" and Singapore He said at present It was very difficult
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      'No joining Malaysia again1 pledge by WP
      117 2 'No joining Malaysia again 1 pledge by WP rIE Workers Party last night promised it would not seek rc-unlflration with Malaysia. At a rally In Bukit PanJang, the chairman Mr. Heng Swee Tong said: "We had never advocated re-merger with Malaysia. •Neith.r do we want foreigners to rule Singapore.** Mr.
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      Siew Choh wants to quit politics: Toh
      553 2 Unpopular policies 'will hurt some, but benefit the majority' PAP RALLY AT QUEEN STREET J)R. Toh Chin Chve said last night that Dr. Lee Siew Choh was seeking a way out of politics by taking part in the election. Dr. Toh, the PAP
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      Vetri: We need only to pass the hat round
      199 2 ITNF secretary-general Mr. U A. Vetrlvelu, last night answered Foreign Minister Mr. S. Rajaratnam s charges that he could not pay his PUB bills, let alone the $500 deposit to stand for election. "We have 10,000 members, all we have to
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      TODAY'S RALLIES
      205 2 FLICE have issued permits for the following rallies today: PAP. 8.30 to 10 a.m. Home Road Market site; S to 10 p.m. Maude RoadTown.«end Road; 7 to 10 p.m. Kampong Soopoo; 7 to 10 p.m. 104, Lorong Ah Soo; 7 to 10 p.m. Lorong Maha. 7 to 10
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    Lock icon Big crowd at PAP street rally
    48 3 THE big crowd attending the PAP's street rally In Queen Street, Rochore, last night. The Minister for Science and Technology, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, who is the party's candidate there, was the main speaker at the meeting. Picture by Chew Boon Chin.
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    Gemini auction in the rain
    181 3 MORE than 3M Items of office equipment belonginc to Gemini Chit Fund Corporation went under the auctioneer* hammer yesterday morning amid a heavy downpour. They were being disposed off by the Official Receiver who has taken charge of all properties of the company which has
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    Polls broadcast by four parties on Sunday
    211 3 Polls broadcast by four parties on Sunday |X)UR political parties V contesting the Singapore general election will make their first political broadcast in the four languages over radio and television on Sunday night. They are the Barisan Soslalis (four minutes of air-time in one language). Workers' Party (six minutes). United
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    Special programmes on TV for students
    170 3 TELEVISION Singapore M. will telecast special programmes on literature over Channel 5 to help students who are preparing for the OCE and Higher School Certificate examinations. The programmes are Julius Caesar on Monday at 235 p.m. (repeat telecast on Sept. 10 at 12.40 p.m.i,
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    SCHOOLS SCIENCE QUIZ
    48 3 An inter -secondary schools science quiz will be telecast over TV Singapore on Saturdays, beginning today over Channel 5 at 545 p.m. The quiz, first of a series of seven, Is organised by the Science Council, the Education Ministry, the Science Teachers Association and RTS.
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    80-STRONG BAND TO USHER IN MUSIC FETE
    122 3 80-STRONG BAND TO USHER IN MUSIC FETE A COMBINED band concert will start off the Young Musicians Society's August Music Festival at the Singapore Conference Hall at 8 30 tonight It will be given by the 80strong band from the Police. Singapore Infantry Regiment. Singapore Armed Forces, the Singapore Teachers
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    Such a surprise that best student award
    248 4  - Such a surprise that best student award WONG LAI WAH By THE best all -round student award came only as a "bonus' to 18-year-old Swiss Cottage student Kannusamy Lingam at his school's ninth annual speech day Kannusamy who Is In PreUniversity science two, was chosen best student this year because
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    Fined $500
    29 4 LABOURER Jamaluddin bin All 25. was fined $500 yesterday for having a roll of ganja along Bedok Road at 830 p.m on Aug. 24 He pleaded guilty.
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    CHIT FUND DUES MUST BE PAID UP
    76 4 CHIT FUND DUES MUST BE PAID UP ALL contributions due and owing by bidh inning subscribers of Gemini Chit Fund Corp Ltd. and Stallion Corp. Ltd. must be paid on their due date* at their Official Receiver and Liquidator's office on the Ist. floor. People's Park Complex. An official statement
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    On high-rise acoustics
    54 4 THE University of Singapore t. Department of Building Science will hold a seminar un acoustics of high-rise buildings at the Regional English Language Centre on Sept 1 and 2. Those wishing to attend should write to Mr. AM Mattar. Department of Building Science, University of Singapore. 3
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    Pay revision approved
    47 4 THE Industrial Arbitration Court yesterday approved a variation to a collective agreement made a year ago between Warehousing and Transportation Pte. Ltd and Mansfield Local Employee!)' Union Under the variation, about 140 employees of the company wiU receive one salary Increment retrospective lrom April
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    $20,000 win
    26 4 THE $20 000 prize was won by a participant In Thursday's Toto draw No. 67 72. The jackpot for this Sunday's drew is $200,000
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    Port staff snap up flats sale offer
    100 4 RESPONSE to the rSA's offer of flats for sale to its employees has been "overwhelmini" Applications for the flats at Spottiswoode Park and One Tree Hill have far exceeded the number of units av.ui able, according to a spokesman yesterday. The flats at
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    Skilled grads output up 40 times
    414 4  -  CHIA POTEIK By THK number of graduates from industrial training institutions has increased l>y almost 40 times, from 100 in ISM to 4,000 this year, under the PAP Government. When all present plans are fully Implemented, it is expected that this number will rise
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    Schools close tomorrow
    53 4 SINOAPORES 515.000 schoolchildren begin their week's vacation tomorrow after nine weeks of lessons uncier the third term of the semester academic year. They will return to class on Sept 4 for the next 10 weeks, after which school., will close for a slx-week-lcng vacation from Nov 11
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    Appreciation of Chinese opera
    59 4 THE National Library Group Services Section U organising a talk and slide show on the appreciation of Chinese opera at its meeting room on Aug 30 »i 1030 am It will be presented by Deputy Bupt. Leslie Wong Sze Ying. assistant offlcer-in-charge of the Traffic Police
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    Three thugs detained
    30 4 DETECTIVES from the secret societies branch of CID have arrested three secret society members. They were picked up from Serangoon Road. Jalan Memblna Barat and Sembawang Hills.
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    Swine fever
    19 4 KUALA LUMPUR, Prt. Beverai unconfirmed cases of swine fever have been reported to the Veterinary Department here.
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    Mystery link tunnel pits puzzle police
    223 4 Mystery link tunnel pits puzzle police KAJANO. Krl —Mystery surrounds the discovery of 15 deep pit: with inter-linking tunnels— lmmed.ately behind the Ka Jang High School here The pits with steps dug into the sides were found by the pupils on Tuesday They are between 15 to 30 feet deep
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      159 4 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 7 No «nd of alterations In I "2? JFT'tZ.Z^ULILi n> ProtUum' ihow. Lui.t U USSS- fTTT vn lUrwl 13 InstMt Up to ftnd critical 11 2£ (iJT* lf CoI< 16 X* d w identw ttT IJ. Return of the Htar part fQods of witnOTM republic (11).
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    Another three chit fund firms to be wound —up
    313 7 Another three chit fund firms to be wound up TWREK chit fund com--1 panics were ordered to be wound up by the Chief Justice, Mr Wee Chong Jin. in the High Court yesterday The petitions against Poh Thye International Chit Fund Ltd and Yee Soon Corporation Ltd were made by
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    No kenduri
    25 7 TH.UK ANBON. Fit People living in riverine kampongs In Lower Ptrak. which has been declared cholera Infected have been advised against holding kcndurU
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    Pru finds a good deed pays off
    129 7  - Pru finds a good deed pays off NELLIE HAR By DOING t good deed for a worthy cause can be rewarding as Australian model Pru Baker, 19 (above), has found out She is now here for a two-day visit on the first leg of a world tour her reward for
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    Bunga Angsana is launched
    55 7 TOKYO. Pii Puan Jamllah bintr Abdul Rahim wife of Deputy Finance Minister. Inche Ali Haji Ahmad, launched the Bung* Angsana the eighth ocean liner of Malaysian International Shipping Corporation. today at Shlmonosrki. The vessel was built at Mitsubishi Heavy Industries shipyard here which alto built several
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    Autographs by three authors next week at Book Fair
    193 7 Autographs by three authors next week at Book Fair rPHREE authors will spend ■1 an hour autographing at the Book Fair at Singapore Hilton on Wednesday at 4 pm The three, who had their books published recently, are: Dr Ooh Poh Seng who wrote a novel If We Dream Too
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    Robbery bid in can Welder jailed
    125 7 A WELDER, Tan Lee Huat. 21, was jailed for a year yesterday for attempting to rob a rousewife of $600. Asst Supt X.C Naldu. prosecuting, said Madam Tan Kirn Neo. 42. was In a car with two of her friends— Mr and Mrs. Ng
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    Robbed and locked in
    52 7 TWO men tied up coffee shop proprietor Tan Kwan H»i. 53. with wire and robbed htm of SSW h»s da/a takincs at Block IS, Commonwealth Drive on Thursday night. Before the robbers left, they locked Tan in a storeroom. Nrirhboars who heard his cries for help
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    Dismissed—the $90,000 4-D claim
    389 7  - Dismissed the $90,000 4-D claim BENJAMIN DAVIDSON By THK High Court yesterday dismissed a jewel broker's claim against the Sin^u|H>re Turf Club for $9(),(KK) which he alleged represented his winnings on nine tickets of five dollars each on four-digit bets. Leong Koon Lin, the broker, had told the court earlier
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    Riddle of boy's 12th floor death fall
    157 7 Riddle of boy's 12th floor death fall A 13-YEAR -OLD boy found dead at the foot of a block of flats, could have fallen out of the kitchen window while trying to catch a.n insect, a coroner s court neard yesterday Probationary Inspector R Retnam of Queenstown police station, assisting
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      135 7 ATHENS! NEW MSA DESTINATIOI Now, we fly to Athens twice a week, leaving Singapore every Tuesday I^l an^ Saturday at 8.30pm. I^H^aaaV n route y° u 'H enjoy the I H^M i n *i mate comfort of H 13 our Boeing 707 Superjets, Hi an d a standard of I
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    Youth used pole to fish in open windows
    185 8 Youth used pole to fish in open windows- A DISTRICT court was yesterday told of a teenager who stole from houses by using a long pole to fish out valuables and money. Ec Bee Lah. 17. pleaded guilty to four charges of stealing three watches and a total of $448
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    $30 litter fine
    33 8 OOH Que Seng was fined $30 by a magistrates court yesterday for throwing a piece of watermelon skin on the road at Jalan Jentera on April 3. He pleaded guilty.
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    Lock icon 3 SOLDIERS KILLED IN TRUCK MISHAP
    70 8 3 SOLDIERS KILLED IN TRUCK MISHAP riIAWAU, Fri. Three 1 Malaysian soldiers were killed and eight others seriously injured today when a truck they were travelling in went off the road and overturned. The accident occurred 37 miles from this southeastern Sabah town. The soldiers were from the 13th Bn.
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    'Posing as cop' charge
    42 8 PANO Toh Chew. 30. yesterday denied a charge of Impersonating a policeman by rearing a police uniform. The charge alleged that he committed the offence along Holland Road at 9 p.m. on Aug. 24 He was aUowed ball.
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    One for all
    35 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Cueptics has agreed to accept a single national joint council for the 200.000 civil servants «nd teachers In the country. The council will replace the present National Whltley Council.
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    Harbour tours
    27 8 CAST Wind Organisation, which often harbour tours, will Inaguratc Its services on Sept. 1 with a cruise In Singapore waters on board their Junk Falrwlnd.
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    'GERAKAN TO DISBAND' TALK 'SPECULATION': CHONG EU
    169 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Acting Oerakan chairman. Dr. Llm Chong Eu. today described as "speculative and unwarranted" a report that the Oerakan may dissolve Itself and that its members of Chinese origin may Join the MCA. In BOMPIN. Tun Tan Slew Sin. the MCA
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    Closed door meeting on college
    319 8 Closed door meeting on college Minister has talks with students after demo KUALA LUMPUR. Fri REPRESENTATIVES of six student oigani sations Uxlay met Education Minister Hussein Onn over the Tengku Abdul Rahman College issue at the ministry here. The meeting, sought by the students following yesterday's demonstration, was held behind
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      151 8 MSSAME STREET By Ctiff Rotnrts CjL is for^T) I i 7 L— nj&^b 11 4— v S^ ibr^v JsaL Alt** Pop Jy V.T. Hmtntim I WMO ARE >OU. ANVMWfcY^ t TMy NAMES ...I LIVE OVER ON I THEN WMATcMA DOMii BUT I AIN'T TMAS I KXT REMEMBER SEEiMCi I TOKO,
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    OUTSTANDING FAREWELL RECITAL BY DENNIS LEE
    159 9 OUTSTANDING FAREWELL RECITAL BY DENNIS LEE f\ENNIS Lees farewell MJ recital at the Conference Hall last night had music by Schubert Ravel and the English contemporary Michael Tippett The most sinking feature of Mr Lee s pJayint on the several occasions I have heard him, is his close identification with
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    MIC meeting
    24 9 KUALA LUMPUR Prl. The MIC central working committee meeting which was poatr«d two weeks a«o. will now held M»t oa Sept I
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    Doctors urged to raise cancer index of suspicion
    274 9 Doctors urged to raise cancer index of suspicion r)()CT()HS should raise the "index of suspicion" for early diagnosis to help prevent ameer. Dr. I,im Yean Kai, a surgical trainee at the I niversity of Singapore, said yesterday. Dr Lim, who was speaking on ways of preventing cancer at the prize
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    The first time
    32 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri Bahasa Malaysia was officially 'i*ed for the fliit time in the High Court here today when lawyer Chua Joo Leng. 27. was admitted to the Bar
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    Wind-up order against Telephone Industries
    106 9 Wind-up order against Telephone Industries rE Telephone Industries of Singapore Pte. Ltd., a Joint venture of the Singapore Telephone Board ami a Swedish company, is being wound up under an order of the High Court. The order was made yesterday afternoon by Chief Justice Mr. Wee Chong Jin on a
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    Health experts to discuss family planning
    74 9 Health experts to discuss family planning SOME 30 health and marketing experts from various countries will meet in Singapore next month to discuss family planning and its effects on phar maceutical products. The experts rrom Singapore. Hong Kong the Philippines and other South-east Asian countries. Japan, Australia and Chicago, will
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    New duties for Bogaars
    47 9 THE Permanent Secretary (Economic Development Division i Mr O E. Bogaars. has been appointed to perform the duties of Permanent Secretary Prime Ministers Office ai addition to his present duties with effect from Au». 12. according to the Government Oaamr publlxhed last nl»ht
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    1,000 IN FUND RAISING WALKATHON
    69 9 1,000 IN FUND RAISING WALKATHON MORE than 1000 people from various organisations will take part in a It-kilometre walkathon tomorrow at 8 a.m. to raise funds for the proposed Chung Hwa Free Hospital. The walk wiU start from Kallang Park and end at the site of the hospital in Toa
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    Japanese buyers coming for S'pore-made fair
    335 9 rr W E N T Y potential 1 Japanese buyers will fly in to survey a wide range of goods at a Buy Singapore Made exhibition Dlanned for Sept. 2—17 at the Golden Mile Complex. The exhibition p*rt of the Singapore Manufacturers' Associations drive
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    Contractor fined
    32 9 BUILDING contractor Chua Liang Hua, 25, was fined $1,000 yesterday for employing an Indonesian illegal immigrant Salman bin Osman alias Salleh bin Hasan. 31. at his worksite fn Bukit Merah.
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    Missing pet dog spoils Leonard's birthday party
    138 9 Missing pet dog spoils Leonard's birthday party rAR-OLD Leonard Lim's birthday celebrations was marred when hla favourite dog. Sohta got lost while the party was in full swing During the party that was held at the Urn home in Oxley Rise on Sunday Sollta, a Pekinese, slipped out through the
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      A fair to break down brand prejudice
      672 10 A fair to break down brand prejudice rHS year's Made -In Malaysia trade fair, to be held at Stadium Negara in Kuala Lumpur from Aug. 2b to Sept. 10, will be the higgr>t of its kind to be held in the country More than 5M.090 people, including purchasing representatives frow
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      Building a just society —through industry
      328 10 Building a just society through industry From Minister of Trade and Industry Encik Mohamed Khir Johari THE theme of this year's National Day Celebration is •Bullding A Just Society It is therefore most appropriate that the theme of this year's "Made-in-Ma-lay *la" Trade Fair organised by the Federation of Malaysian
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      Towards greater political and social stability
      373 10 Towards greater political and social stability FROM tk« President of the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers, Tan Sri Nik Ahmad Kamil. THE Made-ln-Ma-ub> laysia Trade Fair, 1972. at the Stadium Negara. Kuala Lumpur Is the second (air the Federation of Malaysian Manufacturers is privileged to organise. The fair held in 1971
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    1170 11 80 TO TAKE PART IN MALAYSIA'S BIGGEST TRADE FAIR It Is a measure of the Government's recognition of the important role of industry that the fair has been Incorporated into the National Day celebrations programme. It is my hope that it will not only
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  • FOCUS ON THE GENERAL ELECTION
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      57 centres where you can get your poll cards
      864 13 THE Government will set up 57 inqniry centres from Monday for voters who have not received their jk)11 c ards to obtain them from these centres. They will be set up In each of the 57 contested electoral divisions, the Returning
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      Four extra days to register for Primary One
      299 13 Four extra days to register for Primary One THE Education Ministry has decided to allot nine days, instead of five, for the third phase of registration of pupils for admission to Primary One, starting on Monday. Reason for this is to provide ample time for parents to register their children
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      Below stage, 'twas even more Shakespearean...
      233 13 CJHAKESPEARE S At You ►5 Like It presented by the Btage Club at the Cultural Centre was well attended by students. A truly Shakespearean atmosphere prevailed throughout Act 1. with students gaily whisperIng comments and asides, unwrapping c r a c k 1 y
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    Posters on buses: PAP and UNF respond
    161 13 Posters on buses: PAP and UNF respond rl Peoplc'i Action Party and United National Front were the first yesterday to deliver a total of 1.176 election poster* to the ROY for display on buses. The PAP sent 7*« while the INF handed in 3M. Till late yesterday afternoon, a ROY
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    Dr. Goh to see charity film
    53 13 DEFENCE Minister. Dr Ooh Keng Swee will attend a charity show of the Mandarin film. The Boat, at Kreta Ayer Peoples' Theatre on Sept. 1 at 7 p.m. The show is aimed at raising about $6 000 for the improvement of the seating accommodation
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    Leong: We are not 'political gamblers'
    120 13 Leong: We are not 'political gamblers' rpHE People Front's candidate In TanJong Pagar, Mr. Leong Mun Kwal. yesterday criticised Mr. Lee Kuan Yew for having described Opposition party candidates as "political gamblers." The Prime Minister made the comment after filing his nomination paper for the general election at the Singapore
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    18 months for wallet theft
    48 13 UNEMPLOYED Lai Nai Pak. 20. was jailed for II months yesterday when he pleaded guilty to stealing a wllet containing 565 and 150 ruptahs. belonging to an Indonesian woman tourist. Madam Mariamis Tambojong. near the OPO on Thursday He had two previous convictions.
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    Prices probe
    35 13 ALOR STAR. Prl. Tun Abdul Razak has asked the Muda Agricultural Development Authority (Mada) to flnd out the reasons for the increased prices of fertilisers and insecticides which came Into effect this month.
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      OLYMPIC LUSTRE
      342 14 The Olympic torch wu carried through the streets of Munich yesterday evening, and handed by the last of 5,976 runners to the retiring President of the International Olympic Committee and the city's Lord Mayor Today the traditional splendour of the opening ceremony, and the parade of 10.000 athletes
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      FAULTY ENGLISH
      222 14 The Singapore Education Ministry's decision to withdraw faulty English readers and textbooks from next year is a wise response to constructive criticism. A review of these books was occasioned by a letter in the Press from a concerned parent who pointed out that they contained glaring errors. The
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    NO MORE THE NICE OLD CITY IT WAS
    366 14 MUNICH, Friday X<HE Olympic Games that open here In Munich tomorrow have already dealt this once refined and most liveable city in Germany a punishing blow It is urban development that brings Munich frlghteningly close to the faceless Eurocity. To be fair,
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    Marks of prosperity
    2053 14  - Marks of prosperity William Campbell by ■I A people on the go Singaporeans can expect to share increasingly the better things in life as the economy grows rapidly The new power game MR. LEE KUAN YEW noted recently thot many people now consider scooters, small cars, television sets and refrigerators
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      Lock icon Soviet spy ring issmashed in HK
      353 15 HONG KONG. Friday DETECTIVES found a Kremlin plan to recruit scies throughout the Far East in the trouser pocket of one of two Soviet agents caught with two Hong Kong businessmen, a reliable source said today. The Russians one of them of Chinese ancestry
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      Lock icon Crackdown on peasant movement
      92 15 Crackdown on peasant movement PESHAWAR (Pakistani. 1 Fri. The Chief Minister of Northw-st Frontier Province. Mufti Mahn.ojd. said yesterday that 14 people were arrested In a crackdown this week on the left-wing Mazdonr Klssan (Workers and Peasants) Party. He Mid this was necessary to ensure the supremacy of law am.
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      Lock icon OFFER BY TRUDEAU TO TAKE IN ASIANS
      249 15 OTTAWA. Fri. Prime Minister Fierre Iru deau. announced he was sending a team of officials to I'fanda to help process applications from expelled Asians wishinz to come to Canada. He declined to put a quota on the number of displaced Asians Canada would
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      Train crash
      20 15 KOBE. Fri Eighteen people were Injured In a htad-on collision between two trains near h*re today, police said--Reu-ter
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      Lock icon Nixon gets a polls boost from California
      392 15 Nixon gets a polls boost from California WASHINGTON Fri PRESIDENT NIXON got an election boost today from a California state-wide poll giving him an eight per cent lead over his Democratic opponent, Senator George McGovern. Tne poll, by Field Research corporation, showed Mr Nixon with 49 per cent and Sen
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      Lock icon McMAHON AND AIDES DIVIDED ON POLLS DATE
      104 15 \NH»RK\ Fri— Prime Minister McMahon and his senior advisers were openly divided today on when to call an early election. Deputy Prime Minister Mr. Douglas Anthony and Treasurer Mr. William Snedden have called for an immediate election. But today during Question Time in
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      Lock icon 48 in bid to get into Britain
      83 15 48 in bid to get into Britain LONDON Fri Forty-eight Pakistanis who landed illegally at Folkestone in the tojth coaal during the night were sent back to Belgium today The Pakistanis sought to enter Britain with members of a coach party after arriving at Fc ikes :one by crow channel
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      Nailed to cross so that wife will return
      176 16 Nailed to cross so that wife will return ■OS ANGELA. FTI A man was four d nailed to a cross near Buckeye, Arizona yesterday with nails in both hands and on* foot. Sheriff! Sgt Ed C.UU s said Eufone Austin 45. talked a woman friend into wtlllng him to the
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      Lock icon China protest over US attack on lifeboat
      183 16 China protest over US attack on lifeboat HONG KONG, Fri. China has protested to the United States against a bombing Incident on* the North Vietnamese coast In which five Chinese seamen were killed, the New China News Agency reported today. A Foreign Ministry statement Issued yesterday and quoted by the
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      Lock icon 70-VEHICLE CRASH
      74 16 BREDA (Holland), Fri. More than 70 cars and trucks were Involved in a giant chain crash in Prinsenbeek. near here today. "At least «0 persons were Injured, some of them seriously." a police spokesman said. "We fear we may find the bodies of victims in the wreckages, which
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      German ties
      19 16 BONN. Fri. Foreign Minister Waiter Scheel said West Germany and China might estajlish diplomatic relations in October
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      Three-way rift in Burmese ruling elite report
      141 16 Three-way rift in Burmese ruling elite report RANGKOK. Fri A three-way rift appear* to be developing among the ruling elite of Burma in the absence of Prime Minister and Revolutionary Council Chairman Ne Win, reportedly recuperating from an ill new in Europe, the Bangkok Post said today. The knglLsh language
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      Fischer ahead by a pawn in adjourned 18th game
      480 16 REYKJAVIK, Fri. Bobby Fischer, leading by 10 points to 7, and Boris Spassky adjourned the 18th game of their world chess championship match last night after Fischer's 42nd move. After 21 moves the game began to look like a draw but
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      412 16 liniEN Fischer opened with own king. Fischer soon ga'ns TT his king's pawn, Spassky the initiative, adopter! the Sicilian Defence 22 K-Ql instead of the Ruy Lopes with 23. K-Rl. R-KT4: which he could only make a 24. KT-Q4, R-R4: 1 alf point in the 16th game 25. KT-QS, K-B2:
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      Lock icon Peking outlines plan to absorb Taiwan
      260 17 HONG KONG, Friday. PEKING has outlined its plan for absorbing Taiwan into China, the Far Eastern Economic Review reported today. The weekly news magazine said Chinas strategy was put forward with the greatest subtlety In the July issue of Red Flag, the Chinese Communist
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      Fears of a Soviet attack still haunt China
      312 17 Fears of a Soviet attack still haunt China DARIS, Fri. Chinese 1 Prime Minister Chou En-lal Is haunted by fears of a Soviet attack and believes that Moscow wants to use India and Bangladesh to catch Peking In a military vice, according to former French Prime Minister Pierre Mendes-France. Mr.
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      Bomb scare for baseball fans
      121 17 Bomb scare for baseball fans TOKYO. Fri— A crowd of 35.M0 baseball fans had a bad bomb scare yesterday as they were watching a night game between the Tokyo Giants and the Chunichi Dragons in Chunichi Stadium in Nagoya. Stadium officials received three anonymous telephone calls, apparently by the same
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      Lock icon Tanaka's meeting with Chou may be delayed
      132 17 Tanaka's meeting with Chou may be delayed TOKYO, Fri— Prime 1 Minister Kakuei Tanaka's visit to Peking for talks with Chinese Premier Chou En-lal on normalisation of Sino-Japanese relations may be delayed by about two weeks. Leaders of the government and the Liberal Democratic Party had agreed earlier that Mr.
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      Lock icon Father of the year
      44 17 SYDNEY. Fri. Dr. William Mcßrlde. the Australian gynaecologist who rst connected the drug thalidomide ftith deformities In children, tv today named Australian Father of the Year. Dr. Mcßrtde Is the father of four children, two girls and two boy«. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Now new system to store rice indefinitely
      209 17 Now new system to store rice indefinitely TOKYO, Friday THREE Japanese companies are patenting a new packaging system for rice, by which the grain can be stored indefinitely without losing flavour, it was disclosed today It could bring on a revolution In the Japanese rice Industry, where surpluses of the
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      Trudeau meets Chinese leaders
      104 17 Trudeau meets Chinese leaders ()TTAWA, Fri Prime Minister Pierre Trudrau met Chinese Trade Minister Pai Hsiinr kuo (left of Trudeaa) and rther Chinese delrgates in his office yesterday. Mr. Trudrau said later that the two discussed trade, exchange of delegations, the good reception that External Affairs Minister Mitchell Sharp received
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        Fills
        23 18 I Credit I. >pin Iron Tape Sec »8 20 $9«0 $5 45 $2 15 $5 30 $5 20 —.41 —.41 ill —.11
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        Most activt stocks
        22 18 Singapore sWtoa 354.000 Gula rerak 290.000 Gen. Lumber 253.000 Merlin <M> 188.000 Total Turnover: 4 72*4 Delayed Percentage: 0.72
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        37 18 I— ««ilah: t*l.» Ml.tt t H««#l. U7J7 IM.U Ffp«iMn: t7«.M M 1.17. 17 t TUm. 12? 4* UI.S4 t I r»>»ii: tll.M lU.II Dm. M. IMC 1M Dm. SI. INI 1M t Dm. M. IM> IM
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      CLOSING PRICES
      980 18 Bto »r»s« *«ices SsAlkV trSTSa AT TMI ciass iviisiii ta Tata !<■!.«»•■* AMO KUALA IU« Tsjca iicmsci witm rates ■•VIMSMTI SaACKITS VIS TsaoA* wsat CLOSING TONE; Industrials and Hotels very steady while the rest steady. TIBNOVEB: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including odd
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      Market keeps up its bullish trend
      236 18 QIAUTY aUcka snevetJ s.radily ahead against a generally volatile background on '.he Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Alone with good advances recorded in Fraser at Neave. Straits Times. Malayan Breweries, Cold Storage Holdings and Chemical Company of Malaysia, the Straits Times Industrial
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      Asian dollar
      76 18 T>HEBE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday tor value on Aug. M. rhe rates are for deposits of :ss2s 000 and above 1 mth S 3 16 to 5 7 16". 2 mths 5 3 16 to 5 7 16 3 mths S 14 to
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1865 18 DUSINEH In and reported to the Stnfapore and Kuala Lusssmt tradtnc now of the Btocfc rwhanf y— in day with the .lumber of tharet traded ahowa to brackeu In tots of 1 Mfl KUlb^bbl cbUbbbTWlsbl bb^bbVl IB INDISTBIU.S Krwm Hi 3 J9 Tap* ■1 233 ill 2 33.
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      65 18 H«W PAX Brothers International has successfully D'aced 2.5 million of Its Ord'nary shares on the Hongkon Stock Exchange »t a price of HKSI3SO each. The Council of the Hongkong Stock Exchange has irranted permission for dealings to commence on Friday Sept 1. TRENGGANI' Development Is to remain suspended until further
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      N. Iron set for bumper year
      350 18 FUST half figures from National Iron and Steel Mills are Impressive. Pre tax profits doubled to $5.27 million and are almost up to the level achieved for the whole of last year. Pre-tax profits for the six months ended June this year were 55.274.578
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        Tin climbs higher
        212 18 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday galnL ed another $3 to $636 per plcul on an official offering up 56 tons to 250 tons. The local market reacted contrary to the overnight London metal price which sagged £3 to £1.576 per metric ton. LONDON: Thursday'! tin
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        Gold market
        56 18 Ttmrwtly W.rtfW.d.y UtS UII '■■in «7.SS «7 US B«lnit «7TO «7«0 Hongkong «T. 4« «7 «1 Zurich rt IGB «7.008 «T.MM «7.4 M '•I* M.M M.M port (1) M.M M.SB pen |2) 213 so 233.M ill Export price In non-sterling tre*» In US aolan ptr ouorr. Local iMKn
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 18 AUG. 25. RIBBER 87 75 cents (up #25 cent). TIN SCM.M (up SIM). Official offering 254 tons (up 5* tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        107 18 MlNtlf PHOOUCI IXCNAMCC. iim:«po«i MOON CLOSINO micis picul rtiTiROA» Ceeenut Oil: bulk (34 sellers, drum $36 sellers. Cea*a: Mixrd loose UK Cont. HUB. Ptpoer: Muntok AWT A white fo.b. 1009 NLW SIB2I sellers. Sarawak white fob. M'; NLW IIS2J sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. M-i NLW (117, sel'ert.
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        Copper prices
        35 18 London copper prices on Thursday I previous in brackets) W.rebar Spot buyer (432 00 .(433.50) seller 1412.30 i(«34.50> Three monthi bjycr 1442.30 U444.00. SaNSf 1443.00 (1444.30). Market tent: Barely steady. Saitt 4.300 tons.
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        PALM OIL
        39 18 la London on Thursday ih* palm oil prices off Malayan 8 per cent Cir UK/N Europota parts in bulk, sterling pri lons ton Oct. O«c was quoitd at uk«» 2 teller., or Cont. 5223 sellers 1 unchanged
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        RUBBER CLIMBS
        340 18 rE rubber market yesterday opened unchanged but later the very quiet conditions of late set In and although there was no movement In levels, the undertone remained steady. Some business In RSS Two open port nearby shloment and sundry SMRs September shipment provided the only feature In physicals.
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        SMR BUSINESS
        105 18 T\ATLY SMR price* Issued by the Malaysian Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday. B**4. Oct. ((■Trent Month I IFarward Month B«y*r» Sellers Bayers SeHers Q C—lta CtmU per kg. SMR SCV (I— ton PaUeti 93 25 93 75S »3 00 94 00 N SMR
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      M & G profits soar
      233 18 M G profits soar THE full picture of how Motor and General Under writers Investment Hold ngs managed the ltt per cent uplift la pre-tax profits to 51. 2*5.535 should come oat in the full accounts Meanwhile, the Massage in the preliminary statement is that growth has not only been
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      Exchange rates
      223 18 rE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these oest agreed merchant rates as at Aug 25 Loral fellar* to oae anil of Foreign C«rrc»ry Sterling Pound Australian Dolla' Canadian Dollat New Zealand Dollar US. Dollar Loral 4oiUra to 1M unit. oT Foreign Ciuraaejr Belgian Franca Burmese Kyuts Ceylon
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      306 18 VfELBOURNE. Prl Share 11 prices closed the week on a firm note at the Melbourne Stock Exchange Overall rises outnumbered falls 94 to 86 and 161 of the stocks traded were unchanged on yesterday's closing levels. Most of the major moves were recorded in the industrial sfctor and more
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      NEW YORK
      258 18 YEW YORK. Thurs— The marktt retreated across a broad frrnt In active trading, recording its steepest decline In more than three months as measured by one Indicator. Analysts attributed the decline to n number of factors Including an Increase today by Chase Manhattan Bank In Its prime rate
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      107 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINA Thursday 10S 72 Wednesday 101 62 Week aax> 101 57 RI BBIRs Thursday 333 .0« Wednesday ***** Week sco 339 99 Ml Thursday ***** Wednesday 322 82 Week ago ***** INDIBTKIALM Thursday 529 5 We dnesclsy 526 9 Week «eg 533 3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDCSTBIAL*
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      214 18 HONO KONO. M— The last day of the week taw the market open on a quiet and steady note which was maintained throughout the day. Dairy Farm's announcement of a HKII interim and excellent half-yearly results saw the price of the share harden from 113.50 to M 9.
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      35 18 On the tree «»ar*et m Hong Koni, yrstrrdav the U dellar »•> quoted at &.M2S for T.T. ao4 S«S (or ihD Sterliitf wa* quoted U 11 T3 iim! MM IMI tl at «■> 71
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      32 18 ALL markets in Hong Konc will be closed on Monday for Liberation Day. Markets in the United Kingdom will also be closed on Monday for the late summer bank holiday
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    Getting to know you party for mass wedding couples
    152 19 Getting to know you party for mass wedding couples rtFTT eoupUa wno have F mass weeding-cum-honeymoon date to keep Singapore Airlines n Oct I— will meet togeth«r for the first time They will meet at Neptune Theatre Restaurant for eoefc tain The cocktail party specialanged by the organism of the
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    Merger of teachers unions
    77 19 Merger of teachers unions KUALA LUMPUR. Frl The National Union of Teachers today decided to merge with the National Union of National School Teachers. Die iwo unions which jointly represent the largest numb»r of organised teacher* In the country will be known v tr* National Union of the Training Prof
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    $2,500 for flood fund
    35 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri The Malaysian Embassy in Manila to not hosting the National Day recepion thia year but kwtcad will donate $2 500 toward* the fund to help Filipino flood victim*
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    67 19 DOLICE have arrested a I man in connection with Thursday's S&MO robbery at B.P de SUva Jewellery Shop In Tanjlin He was picked up by Orchard Road police at x m« I pper Bukit Timah Road at 8.36 p.m. on Thursday. Police, who said the
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    546 19 PENAL SYSTEM EXAMINED J^ (OMMITTEF comprising officers from the Home Affairs Ministry, Economic Development Board and Prisons Department is now conducting a detailed examination of the present penal system. Tr: Is was disclosed last night by the Home Affairs Minister. Prof. Wong Un Ken at the
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    22 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Coalition talks between the Alliance and the Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party have been postponed to next month
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    HOW TO SPOT HIPPIES ORDER GOES OUT
    111 19 HOW TO SPOT HIPPIES ORDER GOES OUT KUALA LCMPUm, Fri.— AU Immigration Department officers have been given a directive en hew to identify hippies. This follows the decision by the Home Affair* Ministry yesterday to tan the entry of all hippies from Sept 1. Hippies already in the country would
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    70 19 AN assistant building Inspector of the Chief Building Surveyor's Department was acquitted yesterday of a corruption charge when the prosecution withdrew the case Kdiral bin Mohammed was alleged to have taken *50 from Mr Tan Tlong Huat, of lorong N Telok Kurau. in April last year a;
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    Nuclear plant team due
    61 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt. —A team from the International Atomic Energy Agency will be here soon to advise on the setting up of a nuclear reactor station Technology. Research and Local Government Minister. Dato Ong Kee Hui said today that he had asked for an initial sum
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    Shipyard staff dinner
    63 19 KEPPEL Shipyard will hold a dinner for us staff at the PSA car park In Telok Blangah Road today at 7.30 p m to celebrate National Day. Culture Minister Mr Jek Yeun Thong and Mrs Jek will be the guests-of -honour. A cultural show for employees and
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    Goh accepts challenge
    53 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Prt-Mr Ooh Hock Ouan today accepted a DAP challenge to leslgn from his Bungsar parliamentary and Salak &late assembly seats and re-contest cgalnsl the DAP in a bv-electlon He said In a statement that he would do ro provided DAP secretary-general Mr Lim Kit Slang
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    Chef appointed
    27 19 MANDARIN Hotel pastry chef. Mr Helmut Telle. has bren appointed by the Educaiid. try to sit en the Hotel Trade Advisory Committee fur three years
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    Monthly meet
    20 19 THE Chinese Chamber <f Commerce will hold its monthly management committee meeting on Aug. 31 at 3 p.m
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    Folk dancing
    24 19 THE YMCA folk dance group will hold an evening of (oik dancing at its Orchard Road 'ii ounuay vi i ou p.m.
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    No political motive behind notice served on Leong—Bank
    256 19  - No political motive behind notice served on Leong Bank BERNARD DORAY ASIA Commercial Banking Corporation had no political motives when It served ■>. 'bankruptcy notice on Peoples Front secretary general Mr. Leong iviun Kwai who owed the bank about $10,000. At a press conference yesterday, the bank's business adviser. Mr
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      663 19 On your TV and Radio 12.N rH Opening f. n,,«d by Ruff 741 News and Newsreel and Reddy (Chinese) 1.11 Sesame Street (Repeat) gjj ironside— Bubble. Bubble, Toil 2.11 Saturday Matinee Song of af ,d Murder (Malay Subtitles) Love Starring Katherme Hep- tM fr««i,«w burn, Paul Henreid, Robert News (En
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      136 19 3.N PM Programme Summary 7.52 Kuiz Perpaduan 3.12 Women's World Jjj J^ 1 1 3J2 Captain Lightfoot aja o l^ ing Sayang S.IS Programme Summary 1.31 Olympics Report 1972 5.11 Kuiz Sekolah Sekolah 1.57 Cade's County— The Witness 5.N Weather 11.47 Cilia Black Show I.N News 11. N News 6.17
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    The day the band broke upand Rose erupted
    125 20 The day the band broke upand Rose erupted SHE'S a "vulcano alright! Bat 1 should have thought there's no need to rub that one In with a name like that! Sexy Rose Sumantl. or "Miss Volcano" as she's known on state at the Marco Polo nichtctub. began her stint this
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    ANGEL—or the day my stars came true... NIGHT OUT
    486 20 ANGEL— or the day my stars came true NIGHT OUT DON'T usually go all romantic when with strangers despite what my stars say that I'm very likely lo be attracted to foreigners! However when I met Angel Garcia, bits of my horoscope started coming back to me and, what's more,
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    OF OLD SINGERS AND THOSE WHO MAKE IT TO THE TOP
    489 20  - OF OLD SINGERS AND THOSE WHO MAKE IT TO THE TOP GERRY DE SILVA ROCK: By QLI) singers never fade. They keep on humming, crooning or screaming much to the delight Of fans whose love for them seems to increase as the years roll on. Take Frank Sinatra for instance
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      914 22 V||| PASSENGER 2 if 1 SERVICES I I CP.UISI VESSELS M n s otn Pa* flUlIli"^""™™ 11/W tat Ctioaat, UtarrtNa, •arata. STKAITS/MACXAS SIUVICt P>f n aadl Car«t>. SriMHafrt P Ralaat Paajaf FOR RAJUIA 1 7 Stft 0 Stft 0 Sfft Nap. Mt*M. BAMIA is i Oct I act la Mtfa,
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      1048 22 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES UO. CB 'LQING 2 SHINTON AIAY SDMGAPOfVi 1 HL 90J633 7 U.K. EUKOPt HKVpCI LOADING FOR LONDON, HAVRE, R'DAM, H'RURG. RRIMEN iiUQAftri P Kianf rtstni Arrrtai NEPTUNE AMETHYST N Aat I Stf t 1 4 Soft I 7 toft l.ilao 4 10. Ltndoa 7 IP. Mat-e. R'dax.
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      1069 22 ~ST MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL mm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No. JO€ Jin Amaawg "--aro I v rayi I I The National SNpping Line of Malaysia INtHA TANIONC la fart Mi«r| if i 0 dam 22 I Antaer, ni. ortaaj i aaasA ut-M muun Mm I/Oaan at tto* ti« N korg 4 10.
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      712 23 STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTL LTD. StaUS Aiari/tS Immmum I mmm US ATLANTIC AMD OULf/ SINGAPORE CXPWCTI SERVICf Km H. Ttrk Pti.l. Sail Or mmm G'wttet Haattta SWjaaM IBtWBN AS«aCATE A«t If Bel I W FLOTTA LAURO IMfViW Mkct riOH (EM«. ITM.T. IMIINC FN KEEIWC. HUM. Sntaport P *i*H PtMiif *Amiu stst
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      716 23 MINISTST OP EDICATIOS. mnt r > 6INGAPOKE WOT 1 1 THt »nvmuTin Mlttn Take notice that by a Deed or Ml Ml LONDON Singapore Identity Cart No I RS M WBITTEN OJMSaO Z) of No 26-B. Bhort EXAMINATIONS I»TJ Street Singapore 7. formally and absolutely renounced and abanThe above-named examinations
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      917 23 BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED TENDER NOTICE NO 9/1972 Brmci SWII Pctrelcisi Cwipaiy Uaitc. Wfcr far ule ITEM I Onr Landing Craft Tank Dofan CU" year of acquisition IBM Displacement »O0 tons Dimensions length O A 188 I breadth 31 Depth 10 I Draft loaded (orward 4' r, aft 5
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 24 K\M\V\TH\K S\TH.\SIVAM Departed thli world 26 8 1971 Fondly remembered and misted h> all who knew him. Inserted b> hi* loving wife and children.
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      676 24 I SINGAPORE PETROLEUM I COMPANY PTE. LTD. I mv.tes opplicotions for A. PURCHASING OFFICER I I. CREDIT OFFICER C LEGAL OFFICER/SECRETARY I QUALIFICATIONS 4 IXPMIINCI 9 A Sound cdueotionol bockflroond tttt P 3 i son •apwrwnc* in having prepared mm Capitol EapenM Purcnosing Budgets, W»obii#«cd purchosiog policies pro- cadurvs and
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      533 24 Senior Marketing LKxwulivc WE ARE LOOKING FOR AN OUTSTANDING MARKETING EXECUTIVE TO FILL A VACANCY IN OUR ROLEX DIVISION Applicants should write in the first inttsnet to EXECUTIVE STAFF SECRETARY. THE BORNEO COMPANY (SI SON BHO CROSBY HOUSE. 71. ROBINSON ROAD, SINGAPORE 1 giving full curriculum vitae and enclosing 2
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      175 24 FOOD TECHNOLOGIST An International Food Manufacturing Company invites applications from Malaysian otizsns for the post of Food Technologist Candidates for the post should have a minimum qualification of B Sc/DiDloma in Food Technology and should not be below 25 years but not over 30 years of age Some industrial exoenence
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      637 24 SALES SUPERVISOR DESIGNATE An International Pharmaceutical Company expanding locally Is looking for a dynamic person to assume the above post. The person should have the following qualifications Preferably a University Degree In Science or Pharmacy; Sales experience is desirable but not essential; Ability to organise and co-ordinate field activities; Mrlnyslan
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      1161 25 °T m^J!^l' C (USA •^*H.»octur W of flhgS* TT* TV** •»**< SM*«M> quol.f»d c**> tor m- toMowmg powtiont GENERAL ACCOUNTANT fff 1 accountant* who hove hod a mif^ mu<w r«ors occoun .og experience, preferably fr> Generol Accounting, Accounts Poyootc, Qmr Horn. Account.ng Systems Work and Monthly Closing rowrmts Th peT
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      599 25 International Bearing Manufacturing Organisation require for their Singapore Sales Subsidiary the following staff: 1. SALES MANAGER Age 30-4 C. Minimum 10 years Commercial Sales Management experience with wide contacts locally m the machinery and hardware field Knowlv»dge of Southeast Asia markets an advan 2. SALESMEN Age 25-35 Must be well
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      471 25 BUILD A CAREER WITH LITRONIX <ECCND PLANT) Expending Americon electronics compony requires the following personnel to Ml immediate voconciC* DIE ATTACHERS LEAD BONDERS TRAINEE FEMALE OPERATORS Female obove 16, with minimum Pnmory Si* education frorr ony Ignguoge Streom moy apply Air-coryiitioned plont, piped-music, two shifts, uniforms ond refreshment provided Social
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    34 26 BGaMAMIN I SAL! last saw week' Pries* slisas* naJat dowa oa eves mg aaal day aeaaaaso. ssmm-shMs. Lattaay and laM wnder efstssaaaffafr MflwVV IfssMM •*a***TJf laslaffal rt*»al saortM only II I Aaakrr Arcade
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    146 26 MR CNIONG CNII KAN sated •> peaaad away peacefully en S4-I-72 leaving behind wits, and sen*. Kok Yaong Tham Pea*. THim Chu*. Kok Claew Hong. Kheng Hul and daughter Lin la. Cortege leovec Blk 13 Cimmsaweawh Ciee* an 2T I 72 for Mount Veraen Cremalortum at GIOROII MOW MM
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    Acknowledgements
    18 26 L!l Michael Boon Peng. Elizabeth and John wieh to thank all those who rallied during their tribulation*
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      662 26 AMNOUNCIMtHT/PfKSOHAL TTTTTrr PW«E C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 „n..p*,. ajavjeapare *aw» M w*rd _„a Malays.* s-*y »1 M s w.rd M**a>t.a *st)r M p n nrTsii <LJ stid tsr II *p* rWN •»L'»»ILJ Mlailaaaaa tTt/- /or N t-»rd» t-.^. n 1 1 *>■" sfiailiiiam IM /or Jt vordf ■aaaaaavm $ILtt ttr li
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      724 26 FIMALI JUNIOR ITBNOQRAFHER illaanpm Citassn) Must have at least I or I yeare w»rkm* caperwao* and a fair kaowwdai of Slaag •yeasaa* wltk Bkortkand speed of aaM less tbaa M w pm. and Typang •peed of 4t wpm aaal paeeeas a Beater CimkrlßH Certateaee Appllm gr>»g «sU pnrueasar* in il
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      679 26 LARCI CIVIL INGINIIRING CON! TRUCTION Company require* legal clerk to deal with all matter* eon esralag eeatreet agreements and estate dutie* Pinslansii may ass* apply Pleas* writ* t* Boa AtlMI ST Blagapar. PHILIP! •■■ilimmii-imltini Factory, Mt. JMa« Aksnad HKsMm. tansaaere M lavit* appMeaats for th* past of FIMALI OPIBATOBI Ktati'tntntl
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      753 26 ESTABLISHED PIRST CLAM HOTIL has immediate vacancies for cooks t rains* eaoka Chambermaid* and Oensral Cleaners Fun detail* with pkotogranh tnon returnable I to Baa AtlOM IT Spar* EASTERN ACINCIII <«) PTI Liv invite* appli atioaa for tk* poat of a STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY with the fellow lag qualiacatlona (i) GasaarMg*
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      784 26 BOOK AMAN LIVI-IN aaacutlve family wttk satinamanat reason •ibiliti** Tanglln area. Muat k* *x pirliaeit with sand reference* Tel •MM Bpor* between 2 aad 4pm CHAMPAONI CABABIT BAR a RMtaurant require* waitresses Apply persoamlly at 9* 101 Anaoa Road. Kir, gaper* 2. after 1 pm. Contact Mr I sang, tal:
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      854 26 WANTIO RILIABLI INGLIIM riAKINO live- a eaok general amah for English family Bukit Timah area Phone *****7 Ipor* AN! YOU TIBIB OF WORKING ON INIFTT If you hay* experience la serv ing Western meals and serving drinks off a trolley w* hay* a )ob for you In Jurona V*« will
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      1096 26 OUT Namly Avenue 2-storey I V^aWaPiaMaaVarwXal ■Wffll ~4<'t*t<C*aMal nlfafs tafjahv**! $I*oo. Ban Ouaa Park 2 storey b*ttanmad semi-detached faaralaaiad *****. Mini Terk Park Hilina I •ami-detached MM fam Mß.it. Jalan Kembang Melatl 4-rwdroamed semi detached furniehed with 2 aircon dWHairi HMt. Pnon* Leo Agency MSSS Spore OUT 1* J BIDROOMEO
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      1043 26 OACNILOR ACCOMMODATION lIA-j HOI. Meyer Road Eurepeaa m»*A weruiß. Immediate occupation. T.m-Z eulrie* 440«7S pore. WNY WAIT' MTTM l-TOBTt Reddy Property Ceneultaat Equip* Exrelleat Acrt>mmodatlOß* In The* Republic. Anytime. M CHANGI Lars* *ung*Hss a quiet residential area I eitriipa*. 2 Bathroom*, all mosaic, huge gardens WSO'- Ring 4*0443.*****4 KUM NINO
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      1512 27 -""™"»J»"»«"™-— "^"xwaaawaaaaw^ j WANTIO URCINTLY terra*, sssnl nt. frow Pace 26) TTT 1 t ?2?Z Z JXL l U. a "»ea Pnae raaa* Mt.MO tsH.OM' Plea*, call 37*11 Bsare >>t mm^ tosaol 0 I At a>aas si saataat Alk Mew Teag Lid 37/3» a a PMOA A company su.i niMSIMT
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      821 27 lINTIRMJR M|N* OIPLOMA ARCNITICTUOI Cinnisais.lv. nrrispulun taMk*a leads ta m•srtar deaiaa dl*lss*i reeaoahwd far saesnharehip af prareaseanal bady Caaias ajaa avaihvhe* hi enaaaatkc areatteat All ma II pisspntas frees Drat stp Rhode* lateraatlenal BCM/RhHn Lai aaa. W C.I. Eao 'and BOOKKIIPINC BIOINNIR* Tue. nay. Thursday. S.3O— CM pm (MsC sHWaste
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      843 27 DUTY PRia LIOUOR a Wine (a hat > tie sash) A Etc. Far yaa laay NatkMNUlty) at New Mao. Chla la tenatieaal. ligaperi Airpart Arrival Mall (Flrat rkHkr) whea yaa arrive retura (ram ether saaatrtaa i except Malaysia Tsl asaJM ■•Dim D *COV*RY TOUR* W MALA-\ 7 I AT* (DELUXE
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      752 27 WANTIO Bwrglar praaf haaaa ar Sat with leaks aa alt external dears aad iron grill dears that ar* aot easily Nothing la asare frustrating than a leak that kuas or key* that break la lock* l( security hi Important to yaa aak (ar VALI Lack TOll a Mania* Doabte-throw Dual
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      1012 27 la: OOINO CHIAP Carpet. Otaa dard Tab** Lamps Pauffee* Bteetrte. Kettle. Etetlis aim Traasi* tar Radio. Hair -Dryer. Cash R*gu tar Adding Miaklass. Beak. LP Riearda Typewriter Tape Recarder lroa Bar*. Index Cabinet. Book aaeea. Wardrobe* Kitahaa Caamets. Ch*et of Drawers. Odsas Chair*. ■l*itiar«s. Cot* Play Pen. Sattiagream Set* Divas
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      1818 27 [Saturday Car Market (fl tM» FORD IOOIAC MKIM Fully re- conditioned New paintwork Radio ahl«J4>a fer aala and accesaeries Test drive before yew offer. Tel M3o3o*pwre NO KIM* CAR TRAOIM Private °^t neT* 7^*!-? 1 I -fT* ."Tj"^ irr^a^iM™ tTc-t-Sk ~3^z?~z m »rz2 11/17 M 1971 T Corona MX n
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    39 28 SIX OUC TAT MOW KAL Def»rtc« MJ.7*. Tw« yean tint* yew part. B*4 ■!■■<■ «f t»-day borne** mehtat heart*. How we wiih y*a are always aear. la Areasaa asUy iU we ss* yea dear. loarrte« by feved eSMB.
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    34 28 ILL TAY BEOW KAI (Departed Mth Aomat. 1979) At the going down of the sun r.d In the morning we will remember him. Always remembered by fellow comrade-in-arms 3rd Batch Artillery Officers.
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      And why shouldn't views be aired publicly?
      307 28 And why shouldn't views be aired publicly? default of a disclaimer the public are prone to believe that the whole legal profession shares the views expressed by the secretary to The I aw Society in his letter to you (S.T., Aug. 21), in replying to "Professional." (S.T., Aug. 11). The
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      177 28 A DAILY AFFAIR THOSE CLASHES SINGAPORE is fast becoming a gangster's haven. There are increasing reports of criminal activities in Singapore streets between rival gangs and reports of murders and theft are becoming an everyday happening Last Sunday at 6 p.m. I saw one of these clashes. The place: Orchard
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      102 28 ON returning to my car after an evening show at the Toa Payoh Theatre I was surprised to find that I had to pay parking fees for two hours. And this was a Sunday night between seven and nine. At the Newton Circus food stalls I had another surprise. I
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      185 28 WITH reference to the appeal for greater support ot children's charities made by Mrs. Sheares who is patron of the Christmas Fair. I sincerely hope the general public will come forward and help. If my memory serves me right there was a Child Weltare Society of which Lady Oulllemard was
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      46 28 WITH reference to the letter written by Mr Cheng Tim Pin (ST. Aug. 15) I wish to observe that social unrest is created by a number of factors, among them unemployment. One cause of unemployment Is bad planning and utilisation of manpower. N. MEBVIAN. Singapore 11
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      174 28 Public pool that's plain filthy WHERE is one compell--1 ing reason for not using the swimming pool of the Queenstown Sports Complex. It is the appalling and apparent lack of maintenance, manifested by dirt on the pool edges and surroundings. Here what was white ceramic tlUng is now filthy due
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      934 28 ACT SHABWATt IMS IN THE UGH COUBT IN MALATA AT MVAB COMPANIES i WINDING-IT. NO. OF 71 in the matier of the Companies Act. 19*6 And In the matur of Metal Timor Ltd 14-1. and 2 Jalan M Shahbandar. Batu Pabat. Johore I NOTICS is hereby give" that a petition
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      31 28 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl "Z. I MOW'S BUs»i*CS»,J S^\,/ s-J*S& 1/YOM,X *A*>JAftS INCSrOCNTAUY, [H« PK€FM*9 ""^J^SJf* I WWsTKC^ BOSCO, A IN4IP* W****?™]* J VCR MONKEY 7 mj|t JCINP Of yfMAT>mK!
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      396 29 All set for costliest Munich Games UNICH, Fri. The Munich Olympics, the most expensively staged in the history of the modern Games, will open tomorrow with an entertainment extravaganza featuring music and dances from the host region of Bavaria. I The colourful twohour ceremony, which climaxes with the arrival of
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      Singapore cagers have the luck of the draw
      334 29  - Singapore cagers have the luck of the draw PETER SIOW By SINGAPORE had the luck of the draw yesterday in the Pesta Sukan basketball international tournament which opens today at Gay World stadium with Thailand taking on Indonesia. Singapore have a good chance of entering the final round as they
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      185 29 \f ANCHESTER. Prt OennU aL An- Us and Keith Fletcher shrugged off their paat batting (allures for England with a match winning partnership eghlnn Australia In the one-day cricket international at Old 'I rat turd here yesterday. Amiss, who has completed only one half-century
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      85 29 1/UALA LUMPUR. Frt. 8»n--lx gapore and a Selangor Selection were 2-all after the first days play In their tour badminton match at the SB A hall, here today. Scores (Selangor first i: Raja Sukrl bt Wee Kin 15-5 16-10; Lee Kirn Tat bt Jama Setoanj 18-13, 15-9.
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      363 29  -  P. SENEVIRATKE By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Urn Seng Yong and his navigator, Ngim Chin Kong, were the first casualties of the 1,200-mile BP Rally which was flagged off simultaneously at Singapore, Kuala Lumpur and Penang today. The hope of the two youngsters making an impressive debut were
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      448 30  - WALKER NAMES HIS 34 PLAYERS JOE DORAI By FNCLISH professional soccer coach Michael Walker yesterday named 34 players, including two schoolboys, for the National and Reserve teams which will compete in two major tournaments next month. The trainees were selected after a three-hour closed door trial at Jalan Besar stadium
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      CSC upset champs
      130 30 fEYLON Sports Club pulled off the biggest hockey upset this season when they beat league champions Indian Association 2-0 In a BHA Senior knockout semi-final on the padang yesterday, reports CODFBEY BOBEBT. The Oeyloneae will meet Singapore Recreation Club In the final on Wednesday SRC were conceded
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      278 30  -  G. ROBERT By EH3UR regular players, r including skipper Leow Kirn Liat, are out of the Singp«pore Civilians side to meet Malacca this evening. The others are wingthree How Wa; Chew, lock Teo Boon Hoe and prop Bob Gallagher. Kirn Liat and Boon Hoe
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      63 30 YAP AI SUAN (rifht) adjusts the collar of tram mate Tan Oek Hiang at the airport before Singapore s table tennis team left for Peking yesterday to compete in the A.Man Table Tennis Union championships there. In centre v On* Yong I.van The Singapore team of 11 players and four
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      65 30 Marble enter Cup final SINGAPORE Marble, which threatened to withdraw from the Di Lee Chiaw Meng tournament because their pla>ers .n the national training squad could r.ot be released, yesterday qualified tor the final by beating Peru Indians 2-1 at Fairer Park yesterday They were allowed the use of the
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      Movie Lad is best bet
      113 31  -  EPSOM JEEP By MOVIE LAD, a beaten favourite over 8f last week, can make amends in Race 3 at Bukit Timah today. This Fhararrjond six-year-old is nicely weighted in a moderate Class 5 Div 2 field and the extra furlong will suit him. I make
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      1617 31 111 ANC DC OMM: Goodlooker, ran on wnen sixth In Div «f race hut week. 71 showM Mit him. chance In mcak field >I(.\R DADDY Still without wtn. (air showing last week when sixth In field of 17 m Div 5 «f race, better In his vrci
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      202 31 KSPOM JEEP CALL BOV POINTER Race 1: RAJA WANG Blanr de Cf. ne Sujar Daddy RAJA WANG W. Moment Sugar Daddy TYKANT Kaja Wang Blanr de Chine ■•cc 2: BRIG. JIM S. Mandarin Tops >m All TOPS 'EM ALL Brigadier Jim Phar Pal PHAR PAL S. Mandarin I ibrllr
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      430 31 INDIAN RLBEL and Chaya T»aacr 11. who are likely to dominate the finish o. the 11.' Pesta Sukan Cup at Bukit Timan tomonovk. wound up their pieparation with impressive gallops on good going yesterday reports EPSOM JEEP. •■dUsi Rebel, with Laurie Johnscn astride, went
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    52 32 Grenade blast injures 25 OAZA Ft; Twenty-five local Arabs and an Israeli girl •oidtcr were injured today wtkan mi Arab guerilla hurled a civilian car in the centre of Oaxa an Israeli military spokeav■htjl announced here The attack was the first atrtowa Incident in the occupied Oaua Strip for several
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    52 32 LONDON Fri Britain s National Union of Journalists tonight called an official strike at the London office of United Prcaa International I ver the refiaml »t the UPI management to permit the offices four American dollar-earning membtn to work in accordance with agreed NUJ hour* and
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    454 32 Que Son retaken after general is sacked SAIGON. Friday SOUTH Vietnamese forces recaptured Que Son district capital today, only hours after their commanding general had been fired for losing the town in the first place, ml'itary sources said. The sources said a sMman unit of former mercenaries for the U.S.
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    37 32 SAN FRANCISCO. Fri. Kathleen Cleaver, wife of selfexiled former Black Panther leader Eldridge Cleaver, said today her husband had received death threats in Algeria and was anxious to return legally to the United States UPI.
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    199 32 Malik: Asean to be asked to review peace plan JAKARTA, Friday ASEAN Foreign Ministers will be asked to reconsider their Vietnam peace plan, Foreign Minister Adam Malik said yesterday, on his return from an abortive mission to Phnom Penh. Mr. Malik said that North Vietnam and the Vietcong had rejected
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    78 32 WASHINGTON. Frl. Two Delta Airlines executives returned today from Paris with two black suitcases stuffed with a record US$l million i about $2.8 million) ransom the airline had paid to eight hijackers three weeks ago. The hijackers had commandeered a Delta aircraft at
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    172 32 UNITED NATIONS. Fri The United Nations Security Council fixed a showdown meeting on Bangladesh membership today, under the shadow of a possible first-ever veto by China 10 months to the day In which Peking representatives were seated at New York Chinese Ambassador Huang Hua said yesterday
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    23 32 BELFAST Fri A soldier on foot patrol was shot dead by a sniper in Londonderry early today, the army reported. Reuter.
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