The Straits Times, 1 September 1971

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    25 1 I AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER I, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Bush jackets at the saluting dais
    122 1 DRESSED in the green uniform of Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces, Malaysia's Yang di-Pertuan Agong takes Hit salute at the mass parade to mark the conn try's 14th National Day. On his right is the Prime Minister, Tun Abdul Ra zak, and on his
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    Lock icon Japan asks US to drop tax on imports
    316 1 ■TOKYO, Tues. Japan's embassy in Washington was today instructed to hand over to the U.S. Government a "note verbale" demanding that the 10 per cent import surcharge be withdrawn. The note suggested that the US. should withdraw the surcharge in view of
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    Lock icon Reds held
    26 1 KHARTOUM. Tues. Eight Sudanese communists who fled the country after July's abortive coup have been arrested In Eritrea, the newspaper Alayam said today. UPI.
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    Lock icon Pledge for Egyptians
    49 1 CAIRO Tues. Egyptians are promised freedom from torture and from detention without trial In a new draft Constitution outlined today by Ihe authoritative newspaper Al Ahram. Infringements of personal liberties will be considered a crime and victims will be entitled to compensation, the paper said. Reuter
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    2 shot in park
    257 1  - 2 shot in park K.S. SIDHU k Detectives open fire after knife attack By Singapore, Tues. TWO youths were shot and wounded by detectives in King George V Park tonight. Police said later they were shot after they attacked the detectives with knives. One of the detectives was wounded in
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    Lock icon HK MAO SLOGAN IS TAKEN DOWN
    83 1 HK MAO SLOGAN IS TAKEN DOWN HONG KONG, Tues. A well-known Hong Kone landmark, the slogan "Lone live the invincible thoughts of Mao Tse-tung" in red neon Chinese characters atop the Bank of China buildintf, has been taken down. Bank officials declined to say why they had removed the slogan,
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    Lock icon Three die in race pile-up
    58 1 QULTON PARK (England), Tues. Three riders were killed today and four were injured In a first lap pile-up during an international motorcycle sidecar race at this Cheshire track. Police identified the dead men as Peter Prltchard, Pat Sheridan and Philip Smith. All were British. Five
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    Workers picket home of chit fund director
    433 1  - Workers picket home of chit fund director GERRY DE SILVA By CINGAPORE, Tues. The staff of a chit fund company today picketed the home of their managing director for 90 minutes after they failed to receive their monthly salaries. Sixteen men and women of the Premier Chit Fund reported for
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    Lock icon Marcos eases habeas corpus suspension
    93 1 MANILA. Tues. President Ferdinand E. Marcos today amended the writ under which the right of habeas corpus was suspended last week. From today, the suspension applies only to those suspected of planning: or taking part in rebellion or insurrection. The original proclamation made the suspension
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    THREE-DAY VISIT HERE BY GIRI
    81 1 THREE-DAY VISIT HERE BY GIRI CtiNGAPORE. Tues. O President V.V. Giri of India will fly in on Sept. 14 for a three-day State visit. He will be accompanied by members of his family and a Cabinet minister. Mr. Giri, 77, was elected President two years ago. A former trade unionist,
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    Security chief upgraded to Director
    103 1 Security chief upgraded to Director SINGAPORE, Tues. The Public Service Commis- sion has upgraded Mr. Yoong Slew Wah. head of the Internal Security Department, to the post of Director of Internal Secu- rity at Super.scale "E." A Home Affairs Ministry statement said today that the upgrading was essential to strengthen
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    Israel blames the US
    37 1 Israel blames the US JERUSALEM. Tues. The United States is withholding delivery of Phantom aircraft to Israel for political reasons, a move which is obstructing Middle East peace eiTorus. Ambassador to Washington Mr. Yitzhak Rabin said today.
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    Move to fight freight rates hike
    445 1  - Move to fight freight rates hike NGIAM TONG HAI By CINGAPORE, Tues. The Chinese Chamber of Commerce will call a meetinc: early next month to form a shippers council to fight freight increases by conferenco lities. The decision was taken today at the chamber's monthly management committee meeting. Mr. Tan
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    Lock icon Drought ends
    51 1 ROME. Tui'.s. Rome's worst d.cught for 51 years it lasted 75 days broke with liKhtlnlng. thunder uwl a n on.<oon-like downpour today, ju.-t two days after prayers (or rain had been sa.d in all the city s churches. Tourists .Tattered, but local motorists hooted their horns with joy.
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      Lock icon RAJA FOP UN.
      29 1 UNITED NATIONS, Tues. Singapore's Foreign Minister Mr. S. Rajaratnam is expected to attend the 26th session of the General Assembly, a IN spokesman said today. UPI.
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      CIVIL GOVERNOR
      44 1 RAWALPINDI. Tues Dr. Malik, an hast Puk istani. has been appointed civil Governor of Cast Pakistan to replace General Tikka Khan, the martial law governor, it v.is officially announced here today. Dr. Malik. 66. will take un office here on Sept. 3.
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      HOLLYWOOD TO PUT ON FILM FESTIVALS AT LAST
      250 2 HOLLYWOOD TO PUT ON FILM FESTIVALS AT LAST LOS ANGELES, Tues.— Hollywood has announced that it is finally going into film festivals, and will put on its first one on Nov. 4. About 34 IS and foreign films, both new productions and classics, will be shown at the historic Grauman's
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      Lock icon Suharto frees several 'too friendly with Sock' generals
      133 2 Suharto frees several 'too friendly with Sock' generals JAKARTA Tuesday General MaJ.-Gen. Sutardhio and former Palace Guard Commander BrigGen. Sabur. A relative of. General Suadl, a former Ambassador to Australia before his post as the Delence Institute, confirmed that the general was now at home but said he was unable
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      Lock icon Vote for 3-nation Arab union appeal
      441 2 Vote for 3-nation Arab union appeal CAIRO. Tuesda! leaders of Egypt and Syria have called on their people to vote massively in tomorrow's referendum to approve a federation linking their two nations and Libya. In s i m v ltanecus speeches in Cairo and Damascus last night, Presidents Anwar Sadat
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      Lock icon Kosygin for Algeria
      48 2 ALGIERS. Tue>. Prime Minuter Mr Alexe. Ko.sygin will pay an official visit to Algeria next October, it was announced here. An cfflcial announcement said the visit was a; the invitation of Pre-idcni Hcuan Bnumedienne. Neither the cidte nor the lenf?th of the vii mentioned. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 39 Hell's Angels in court after row
      124 2 I ONDON, Tues.— ThirtyL nine "Hell's Angels" appeared in court yesterday following violent incidents at a weekend pop festival near the eastern city of Colchester. Fines totalling t7BO were imposed by the magistrates and three youths were jailed for up to six months.
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      Lock icon A drinking spree (hic!) that beat them flat!
      223 3 A drinking spree (hic!) that beat them flat! AURAS, Tues. Citi--IT* zens of Tamil Nadu St. tic in southern India celebrated an end to 23 years of prohibition yeutrrday by drinking dry mo^t of the city's newly opened toddy and arrack shops and staggering home to nurse what may rank
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      Lock icon KOREAN RED CROSS TEAMS MEET ON SEPT 20
      191 3 CEOUL. Tues.— North and South Korea today agreed to hold Red Cross preliminary talks on Sept. 20 at panmunjom on the problem of Korean families separated by the demilitarised zone. Mr. Doo-Sun Choi, president of the South Korean Red Cross Society, accepted
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      Lock icon WHY TED WAS BARRED FROM PAKISTAN
      319 3 WHY TED WAS BARRED FROM PAKISTAN WASHINGTON, Tuesday. CENATOR Edward Kennedy was barred from Pakistan during his recent tour of Pakistani refugee camps in India because of the danger of serious demonstrations against him, Mr. Agha Hilaly, the Pakistani Ambassador in Washington, 1 said. Mr. Hilaly told a Press conference
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      Lock icon Import tax: Nixon holds the aces
      448 3 WASHINGTON, Tu«s. AMERICA'S major trading partners, though unhappy with the 10 per cent import surcharge imposed by President Nixon, will stop short of retaliatory measures if only because they know the Administration here can strike back hard at them. This was the overriding impression
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      Lock icon Bomb scare delays flight
      45 3 SAIOON. Tue«. A bomb scare delayed the departure or an Air Vietnam airliner today frcm Saigon to Phnom Penh. The plane was held up for more than an hour while officials search all passengers and baggage. No bomb was found. AP.
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      Lock icon New envoy
      36 3 ADDIS ABABA. Tues. The first Ethiopian Ambassador to China was named here last night by Bnperor Halle Selassie. He Is Dr. Makannen Kibret. 38. vice- president of Ethiopia's National University In Addis Ababa.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Fashions in US get that Mao look
      119 3 NtW YORK. Tues.— 11 President Nixon's planned trip to China has spurred American fashion-movers to "think Chinese" in a big way. The first efforts are already in stores here and will soon be on sale around the country. "The opening of China gives
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      Lock icon Tension...but it's time to choose
      86 3 Tension... but it's time to choose AN elderly rice farmer in Hoc Mon. South Vietnam, casts his ballot in the Lower House elections on Sunday. The elections were held in a tense atmosphere, with South Vietnamese and Amer i c a n troops on battle alert against the threat by
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      Lock icon Magsaysay City
      26 4 MANILA. Tue.s President Marcos .signed a Bill yesterday to rename Olcngapo City as Mag.saysay City in honcur ot the late Pre-ident Ramon Magsaysuy AP
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      Lock icon 800,000 hit by fresh W. Bengal floods
      186 4 800,000 hit by fresh W. Bengal floods NEW DELHI, Tues.^— About 800,000 people have been affected by fresh Hoods in West Bengal in the past three days, according to Government officials in Calcutta. As the situation in other parts of the State began to improve, incessant rain caused rivers to
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      Lock icon Blaze ferry key papers found: Port chief
      306 4 Blaze ferry key papers found: Port chief ROME, Tuesday I'HE Brindisi Port Commander said he had come into possession of a safety certificate for the Greek ferry He]eanna which showed it was allowed to carry a total of only 620 people. Ccl. Onorio Carlestno said 1 yesterday that so far
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      Lock icon Uganda claim an out-andout lie: Peking
      321 4 Uganda claim an out-and-out lie: Peking HONG KONG. Tues 1 £HINA has described Uganda's claim that a Chinese colonel was killed in a recent Uganda-Tanzania border clash as an "ouJ-and-out lie," the New China News Agency reported today. It said the Peking Government had lodged a strong protest with the
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      Lock icon Woman sues publisher, authors for USsl.sm
      119 4 JV'EW YORK. Tues. 1 A woman who c she was falsely identified as Aviatrix Earhart in a recently published book filed a USsl. sm defunatloi in the State Supreme Court here yesterday. Mrs Irene Bolam. represented in the book Amelia Earhart Lives as the
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      Lock icon A winner for the church
      46 4 RATON (New Mexico). Tues God acts in my.itcriuu* \vu>s the Rev. Auijustine Moore of S:. Joseph Roman Catholic Church He found ■> w ikier ticket for .se track in his collection ba.sket. The ticket was en winning bone and paid US$l2 AP.
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      33 4 BELGRADE. Tues Fiv< were killed and 10 in lured, thiee seriously in ai explosion in a coal mine il eastern Serbia, the V news agency Tan lug reportec last night. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Deadly trail of Typhoon Trix
      57 4 Deadly trail of Typhoon Trix TOKYO, li" Japanese rescue men work over the debris of a hospital crushed under a mrtTf mudslide in the wake of Typhoon Trix in Gokasemachi. on Kyu-hu Island, on Monday. Local police reported that «-i\ of nine people buried alive were killed The victims included
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      291 4 I We wish to express I I our profound regret at I I the death of I I DATO (Dr.) AW CHENG CHYE I I and extend our deepest I I sympathy to the bereaved I I family I Waterfall Mining Company (Private) Limited Life Record Industries Private Limited Aik
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    We don't regret protests say Poly students union
    241 5 We don't regret protests say Poly students union SINGAPORE. Tups. The Singapore Polytechnic administration and studenti union are pleased that students who atfended lectures in the new Dover Road campu.-,, are generally happy with the conditions there. Among the reasons given IO« their satisfaction over their new campus was that
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    The man in no hurry to collect $10,000
    267 5  -  EVELYN N.G By Singapore, Tues jyjß Wong Soo is one contractor who is in no hurry to colled his money $10,000 of it He even insists that his debtor does not "owe" him the money. He said: "It's just a delay In
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    PUBLIC ARE WARNED OF MILITARY EXERCISES
    116 5 SINGAPORE, Tuts— The Singapore Armed Forces will be conducting military exercises at five areas from tomorrow to next Wednesday. Blanks will be used during exercises in the Tampines training area on Saturday from €.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used
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    Tang to lead team for Jakarta talks
    169 5 CJINGAPORE. Tues. An »3 eight-man Singapore delegation, led by the Minister of State for Finance. Mr. Tang See Chlm will leave on Thursday for Jakarta for talks on the latest problems of rubber. The four day Jakarta meeting, starting on Friday, will be
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    NEW BID BY UNIONS TO WOO HOTEL WORKERS
    70 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Two rival hotel unions have launched a fresh membership campaign to win over the 350 workers of Hyatt Hotel in Scotts Road. They are preparing the groundwork for another secret ballot. In the first ballot held last week, neither the
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    TWO FINED $5,000 FOR HAVING SAMSU
    94 5 TWO FINED $5,000 FOR HAVING SAMSU SINGAPORE. Tues. Two 3 men were each fined $5,000. or nine months' jail, today for having 104 gallons of dutiable samsu. Both men. labourer Tan hu.i Hock. 24. and Foo Kok Jui, 27, unemployed, pleaded guilty. The court was told that Customs officers had
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    Welfare aid
    28 5 BINGAPORE. Tues. The MP for Oeylang Serai. Inche Rahmat bin Kenap Al-Haj, will raise the question of Muslim welfare assistance in Parliament at its next sitting.
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    Toto Pools makes defence in prize claim
    184 5 Toto Pools makes defence in prize claim CINGAPORE, Tues. 3 Singapore Pools Pte. Ltd.. organisers of Toto. today made its defence in the High Court in connection with a claim for the first prize winnings in the inaugural Toto draw on June 9, 1968. Mr. R. Ramason. defending, called seven
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    Cholera victim
    18 5 KANOAR. Tues. A farmer. Alcub bin Akil. 40. has been admitted to hospital suffering from cholera.
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    Warning to karate-ka who abuse the art
    180 6 Warning to karate-ka who abuse the art SINGAPORE, Tues. The Singapore Karate Association today stressed I hat any member found abusing the art of self defence would be expelled from the association. The secretary of the association Mr. Lam Kok Keong, said: "A member will be asked to explain his
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    Course for teachers
    44 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. An advanced course In modern mathematics for Pre-Universlty teachers will begin at the University of Singapore's new lecture theatre No. 3 from Sept. 7. Organised by the Singapore Mathematical Society, it will be conducted by lecturers of the university.
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    'Scapegoat' in robbery gets three years
    228 6 'Scapegoat' in robbery gets three years SINGAPORE. Tuesday A HAWKER, described as the "scapegoat" of an ex-detective, was Jailed for three years today for armed robbery. Koh Kirn Huat. 30, who robbed a few doctors at their clinics, narrowly escaped being caned for the offences. He pleaded guilty to three
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    Snags in school semester system need ironing out
    530 6  - Snags in school semester system need ironing out MASIE KWEE By SINGAPORE, Tuesday rjKRTAIN snags in the two-semester system, to be introduced in schools here next year, will have to he ironed out, although educationists say the system is acceptable in principle. One snag pointed out by teachers' unions today
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    Imposter who cheated girl jailed
    85 6 Imposter who cheated girl jailed SINGAPORE. Tues— An ex-drlver who posed as an airline flight engineer and cheated a factory-girl of $50 after promising her a Job as a ground-hostess was Jailed yesterday for three years. Cyril Anthony. 27, with nine previous convictions, mostly for cheating, was given a discharge
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    Trespassers
    27 6 SINOAPORE. Tues. Kee Lek Hee. 31. and Chew Chng Miuw, 30, were each fined $25 for trespassing In the National Theatre In Clemenceau Avenue on Sunday.
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    VC absentee is jailed
    44 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Hawker Lim Ah Eem was jailed for three months today when he admitted absenting himself from Vigilante Corps training at Kirn Seng Secondary School from Jan. 12 to yesterday. He had missed a total of 32 training sessions.
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    Co-operation call by envoy
    463 7 Co-operation call by envoy MALAYSIAN N-DAY BROADCAST SINGAPORE, Tv«». MALAYSIA'S High Commissioner in Singapore, Inche Abdullah bin Ali, tonight expressed the hope that Malaysia and Singapore, which have gon t through good and had times together in the past, may go forth into the future in the best spirit of
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    Below 100 m again
    52 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. After four successive days of passing the 100-million gallon mark, water consumption has dipped below that level since Sunday. Demand yesterday was up by 300,000 gallons over Sunday to reach 98.3 million gallons. Rainfall at Seletar was 0.16 inch, Peirce 0.10 inch and Macßitchie
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    'All khaki and it's colonial' grouse over new uniform
    174 7 'All khaki and it's colonial' grouse over new uniform CINGAPORE, Tues. Immigration officers here are unhappy over their new uniforms even before they have donned them. They were issued with the new outfit all khaki short-sleeved bush jacket and trousers last month but have not been told to wear them.
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    $3 mil needed for Nantah projects
    81 7 $3 mil needed for Nantah projects SINGAPORE, Tues. The Nanyang Unl v c r slty Development Fund now stands at $1 million. The university needs another $3 million to make up the estimated capital outlay of about $4 million for (our urgent development projects. The projects are plant and equipment
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    SIX MORE MONTHS IN PEKING FOR PARALYTIC
    102 7 SIX MORE MONTHS IN PEKING FOR PARALYTIC SINGAPORE, Tues.—lmmigration Department today gave paralytic Yap Chor (above) a six-month extension of his visa to China, where he is undergoing medical treatment. The department informed his ex-employer, the Kong Hoo (Pte) Ltd., an animal feed mill, today that an extension expiring in
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    Wallet lost in bus
    51 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A production operator, Mr. B.H. Urn, lost his wallet containing a driving licence and some personal documents while travelling In a bus from Out ram Park to Lavender Street yesterday evenIng. The finder can return It to Mr. Urn at 77-H. Kempas Road (Block
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    Rescue of Singapore cook: Three are honoured
    202 7 Rescue of Singapore cook: Three are honoured BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Tues. Two British airmen here who helped to save the life of a Singaporean were honoured by Queen Elizabeth today. They are Master Pilot Alex Riddoch, 45. who receives the Air Force Cross (AFC) and Sgt. Michael Burley. 26. who
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      479 7 H^^ FASHION WIGS Available at all leading Departmental Stores, Beauty Salons, Emporiums and at 01 r Showroom:--15, MING CENTRE Clemenceau Avenue Singapore 9. NEW PRICE LIST AS FROM Ist SEPT. 1971 ART NO. RETAIL PRICE 130 $25--408 $25.50 505 $25.50 508 $25.50 305 $35/--506 $35/--507 $35/--509 $35/--303 $37/--707 $28.50 FOR
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      311 7 Straits Times Crossword across small stones (9). 1 Lints inspired by loxy 7. Feet make doctors go by character* druß? (3. 3. 2. 5). first-class return 10 Not knowing Iron for 8. station happens to be example can dissolve (9). In Africa! (8. 5). 11 Try l«*ds to some merry-
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      229 8 ANNOUNCEMENT THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND STAFF OF SLATER, WALKER SECURITIES LIMITED AUSTRALIAN INDUSTRIAL AND MINING CORPORATION LIMITED (AUSTIM) wish to express their profound regret wish to express their profound regret at the death of the late at the death of the late
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    Pledge capital by Raja
    321 9 Pledge capital by Raja SINGAPORE, Tueti JfIINISTER for Foreign Affairs, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, tonight assured "creative money makers" those who promote wealth and prosperity for the country of the Governments full These people, Mr. Rajarntnam saia, heip the country to progress and prosper and benefltting not oniy tnem&elves but, others.
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    FUSILIERS FOR SINGAPORE IN TODAY
    93 9 FUSILIERS FOR SINGAPORE IN TODAY SINGAPORE. Tues. The main body of the Ist Bn Royal Highland Fusiliers will begin to arrive in Singapore tomorrow to join the Anzuk force here, which will assume the duties of the Far last Command. An advance party is now training at the Malaysian Jungle
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    $1,500 gift
    45 9 SINGAPORE, Tues The managing director of the Skillets Coflee Hcuse. Madam Foo Stle Wah. today presented a cheque for $1,500 to the Toa Payoh branch of the Singapore Association (or Retarded Children, to mark the coflee house's opening in Supreme House. Penang Read.
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    Visiting guide
    34 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. A representative of the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. Mrs. Zenobla R. rtanjl, will arrive on Saturday for a week-long visit to observe the local guide movement
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    Chatting is a problem, but they get along fine
    270 9 Chatting is a problem, but they get along fine CINGAPORE, Tues. Globe-trotter Lobo Ballingarth speaks not a word of Bahasa Indonesia. And ex-waitress Mariati does not understand English. Yet they get along finp. They met over a cup of coffee in a Sumatran restaurant where Mariati was working six months
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    Trisha-rider: My daughter was driven to suicide
    139 9 j SINGAPORE. Tiiet. 1 ATRISHA-rlder today alleged in a coroner's court that his daughter's husband and in-laws had driven her to suicide. Ng May Kow. 65. said they had brutally assaulted her with iron rods and subjected her to "water torture." Her husband,
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      269 9 I ''''wAJ'" *t ltd '''■'■>..>"'' m'/Z' 1 1 Ww > Tr\ FOR HIM -Terrific Bargains FOR THE CHILDREN -Wonderful Buys Arrow, Manhattan. Hathaway. Cleeco Shirts Bn-nylon Boys^ Shorts -n 10 exciting colours Oddment, to clear tf le« 20% Pnc^ g.,5 Robinson's Sports Shirts p cx Socks Seconds 65% Dacron, 35%
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      158 9 \II<V O<>,o KF. Ham tin THE VIEW-SCREEN'S ANY I DONT SEE WEU, I'LL BE 1 I DON'T TELL ME ilVl M r N OKAY AGAIN, OSCAR.' SISNOFOURI HIM. ..WE'LL \IN THE SHOP YOU'VE GOT f WHY, YES, DOC, I CAN SEE OOP! FRIEND J PROBABLY HAVE IF YOU SOMETHING NEW(
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    Fernandez: Witness fabricated his evidence
    1925 10 It was an innocent meeting, accused tells court SINGAPORE. Tues 'Schedule of tenders lacked information' was told to go ahead and sign document/ pOHMKH MSA secretary, (\vrald Fernandez, today accused hi s former subordinate, Mr. Chew Poll Loli, an administrative assistant, of fabricating his evidence.
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    Three Nantah alumni hit out at society
    368 11 I Singapore. Tu«i. N ANYANG University's three alumni associations in Malaysia today accused the Singapore Society of Accountants of seriously damaging Nantah's reputation The society, they said, was "very arbitrary and illogical" in dividing Nantah's accountancy degrees. It had Insulted Nantah's graduates by
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    Over 2,000 to attend Dato Aw's funeral today
    218 11 Over 2,000 to attend Dato Aw's funeral today CINGAPORE, Tues. More than 2,000 people are expected to attend the funeral of millionaire banker Dato (Dr.) Aw Cheng Chye at 2 p.m. tomorrow. They include Government officials, business leaders, friends, relatives, staff and members of various voluntary welfare organisations and institutions.
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      279 11 UNITED BUS COMPANY (PRIVATE) LIMITED (YELLOW BUS) AMENDMENT TO ÜBC SERVICE NO. 154 A l IK Service No. IS4A From Crawford Street to Benoi Road. Jurong ÜBC Service 154 A will be extended from New Bridge Road to Crawford Street as from Wednesday, Ist September 1971. This extension cat«rs for
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      207 11 Thank you for being our guest yesterday to celebrate the opening of our new Coffee House. We hope you and your friends wili come again soon! We're never closed There's a Special Fashion Show by CAROLINE on Sunday sth September at 5 p.m. NSHILLETS/ COff€€ HOUS6 SUPREME HOUSE Penang Road
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      RUBBER FOR CHINA
      474 12 A two cent rise in the price of rubber in the first day's trading after the announcement of Malaysia's agreement with China is much the most encouraging cemment on the deal struck with the visiting mission frem Peking. China will buy 40,000 tons of top grade rubber
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      CHALLENGE TO THIEU
      326 12 Unofficial results of the South Vietnamese National Assembly elections may not frighten President Nguyen Van Thieu but they will certainly not reinforce his self-confidence. With an estimated 91 pro-govern-ment deputies he will have a working majcrity but not the two-thirds he had hoped. With 47 members in
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      CREDIT FOR A UNION
      206 12 Trade unionism does not always have to be an exercise in friction, as the NTUC has shown for instance with its cc-operativc projects. The fact that Singapore's unions celebrated May Day this year with harmony rather than argument was also an indication of the responsive attitude
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    Changing the history to herstory — the Women's Lib way
    660 12  - Changing the history to herstory the Women's Lib way ISRAEL SHENKER By \KU YORK When the 79th annual convention of the American Psychological Association opens in Washington on Sept. 3, the most astonishing psychological phenomena will be the presiding oflicers. immbhm Instead of turning up as chairman or chairlady, each
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    Lock icon CHALLENGE TO KAUNDA FROM FORMER FRIEND
    678 12  -  MARTIN MEREDITH By Lusaka PRESIDENT Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia is facing the gravest political crisis of his career with the decision of Simon Kapwepwe to break away from his Government and form a new opposition party. The split between Kaunda and Kapwepwe, the country's
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    Lock icon THE WOOING OF AN OLD REBEL
    994 12  - THE WOOING OF AN OLD REBEL DEV MURAKA By MOSCOW Mr. Leonid Brezhnev, the Soviet Communist Party leader, will be shortly travelling to Belgrade to forestall any attempt by the Chinese to forge a Balkan grouping against the Soviet Union. The journey his first visit outside the Warsaw Pact countries
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      293 12 How to master your I Tl language the Institute K f\ Malaysia way j Vnur future career d< nil^ on Miur Mi.se planning nou ,^f"" SUCCESS could be acliic- ci ..'J vi>ualise the 1:. V\ ance <> our national rdut-uiion Cou: tuition) pi' •?f|^^ ed ny IM t.-r Uith I-r.
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  • Business Times
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      Brighter days ahead in ear 15 for Malaysia
      1781 13 Brighter days ahead in ear 15 for Malaysia MALAYSIA enters her 15th year of independence with a bang, not a whimper. The worst of past problems have been surmounted and the economy moves forward with solid planning behind it. The past year was not without its disappointments, but year 14
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      ECONOMIC INDICATORS
      513 13 PER capita real income was up an average of 2.2 per cent in the period 1965-70 to reach $1,022 in 1970 compared with $917 in 1965. Gross National Product in constant prices was $11,537 million in 1970 compared to $8,637 million in 1965. Annual average growth rate for
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      82 13 "Holiday in a Spanish Villa? makes it easy!" s**j A Ly JA srMfs i For some people there is only one airline. Th-it loneed-for holiday on the Mediterranean is no longer just a dream. BOAC Air-Villa ToursoffeV travll plus accommodation on the French, Spanish or Italian coast at very reasonable
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      108 13 INSIDE Kra oil pipeline Linkup storage basr proposed; MJ million Singapore-built bargr; Shippinc column; Proplr in business. I'age 14. 0 Company news; Share market report: London cautious on China-Malaysia deal; New York rommodiUes O\ersra\ markets New York. Melbourne. Hong Kong; Chafe* prim and business done. I'age 15. A J| IMEb.
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    Kra oil pipeline: Link-up storage base proposed
    1775 14  -  COLIN GIBSON By NEW YORK: The proposed oil pipeline across Thailand's Kra Isthmus would only be economically feasible if tied to the development of a major oil-based industrial complex according to a recentlyrompleted Japanese survey. Details of the study were made available to
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    $2.5 MIL STORE-BUILT BARGE
    189 14 rIE 700-ton Beanprice I (above), a barge-cum-crane, will go into operation in Singapore early next month- Its first job is for the Port of Singapore Authority (PSA). Last weekend, the vessel was opened for inspection to a selected group of guests from the numerous oil exploration
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    283 14 Noble Lowndes (Far East) has appointed Mr. G.M.H. Gurney as manager (Employee Benefits) and Mr. E. Boak as manager (General Insurance Broking). Mr. Boak's secondment from Australia is part of the Noble Lowndes plan to develop its general Insurance broking interests in Singapore and Malaysia. Mr. I.L.
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      123 14 We are proud to join you in Singapore The National Bank of Australasia has recently opened a representative office in Singapore. We believe we have certain definite responsibilities here: 1 To get to know our neighbours better. 2 To stimulate trade and investment between our countries. 3 To offer you
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      268 14 invEST now in smcnpoßE PROCRESS FIMD nno receive your DIUIOEnO CHEQUE 011 31st October, 1971 This is your opportunity to have an interest in over twenty-five major companies listed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore and make your money grow. Singapore Progress Fund was launched on 16th March.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CLOSING PRICES
      967 15 DID AND OFfIR PRICf* OFFI CIALLV LISTED AT TNI CLOVW OF BUSINESS IN TNC JINCAPORE TRAJJINC ROOM OF THI STOCK EX IN BRACKETS VIITEROAY WERE INDUSTRIALS STERLING RUBBER X.L K.ponK 231 24 (Ana Unit Trust) (Manaitrf prlcif tor ttpt. 1) Invest FutMl 14W 1.54 lal Pro* Fund 1.22
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      BUSINESS DONE
      710 15 ¥>USINESS In and reported to the Singapore Trading room of the Stock Exchange ye.storday with the number ol shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Allied Choc. (8) 1.85. (1) 1.86. Ben and Co. (11) 1.46. Boustead ili 234 I entral Sugars
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        Rises
        37 15 F. E. L ston $1.81 Wearnes B. $3.20 .08 .C 6 E. N. E. $3.22 .C 6 OCBC $530 A. Enterprise $1.01 Pan-El $1.19 05 .04 .04 Hume Of) $1.60 .03 I Haw Par $2.38 .03
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        Falls
        23 15 Hume Pref. S*. Way Ben and c K. L. Ind. H. Necara $1.30 $1.10 $1.46 $0.72 ii.CO —.20 —.05 —.03 —.02 —.02
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        Most active stocks
        18 15 Most active stocks F. E. Levimts.in 4 1 San Holdings 234.000 Haw Par Bros 167. C00 Pan-Electric 76.000
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        INDICES
        36 15 InduMrijN: Hotels: Prop. rlir>. Tins: rubbers: Dec. 30. 1966 t D.v. 31. 1968 Dec. 29. 1.i62 Auk 3l Aug. 31 lIMI 179.60 77.. V1 77.38 132.74 132.1t! H7 "1 97.48 119.35 119.41 Mil 10(1 IUO
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      Merlimau makes a deal with S. Rubber
      253 15 Merlimau makes a deal with S. Rubber MERLIMAU Pegoh and StraYs Rubber have arranged a deal whereby Merlimau is to acquire Strait's Gedong Estate. Both companies have strong links with Kempas (Malaya) which owns 23 per cent of Merlimau and 10.09 per cent of Straits Rubber. Merlimau is to pay
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHT
      200 15 IOS: The mutual fund giant's 1-3SS In the first half cf 1971 fell to US$4.3 million from $25.8 million in the first half cf 1970. president Robert Slater said. In a six month report to shareholders. Mr. Slater said it was anticipated that by September this year lOS
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        Lock icon London cautious on Peking-KL deal
        293 15 THE rubber market in London was closed on Monday for the August bank holiday and few traders were available to give a comprehen sive comment on the weekend news that China is to purchase 40,000 tons of Malaysian rubber promptly. A small number of trade
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        109 15 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCMANCE. SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut OM: hulk $5O( »c lern. rfrum $53 sellers. Copra: Mixed (f.o.b loose Bept.'Oct IK Cont. 529 B. Pepper: Muntok ASTA white f.o.b. 100-, NL.W $195 sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96", NLW $ISj sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b.
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        Gold markets
        55 15 Monday Saturday •U.S. SU.S. London Closed 41.125 Beirut 42.00 41 75 Hongkong Closed 42.70 Zurich 41. 4K8 41.258 41.60S 41.558 Part* 41 62 41.11 Spore (1) 42.675 43.35 S Spore (2> 157.00 160.00 (1) Export price In non-sterling anas In U.S. dollar* per ounce (2) Local dealers prices
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        NEW YORK RUBBER UP
        83 15 NEW YORK: The physical rubber market gained fractionally on Monday on the improvement in the Far East, but traders reported very quiet conditions with the London market closed. The news of a China/Malaysia rubber deal over the weekend was taken in stride by traders here. They
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        ...and tin stays very quiet
        73 15 NEW YORK: Monday's Physical Straits tin prices held at last Friday's levels. The Market was reported very quiet with London closed. Offers to sell Spot and Prompt ranged from 167 to 1671. SeDt 165* to 166 J. Oct 164J to 165. Nov 163] to 165
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      Market quiet with prices easier
      220 15 Market quiet with prices easier T'HK Stock Exchange of i Malaysia »nd Singapore ruled quit-. \>ith an easier undertone. Wi.h the Kuala Lumpur trading room closed for the Malaysia Day holiday, trading volume was much reduced and still concentrated in a handful of issues. Price movements were generally narrow as
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    • OVERSEAS MARKETS
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        NEW YORK
        240 15 >TEW YORK. Mon The market. In Its dullest performance In the two weeks since President Nixon announced his economic programme, retreated across a broad front under pressure from profittaktns and Investor warinessj •Volume lv,: dried up." commented one analyst, pointing to the relatively small 11.12 million share turnover
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        Indices
        64 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday Closed Friday JIM Week ago 72.82 RUBBERS Monday Closed Friday 209.92 Week ago 217.58 OILS Monday Closed Friday 340.11 Week ago 33.59 INDUSTRIALS Monday Closed Friday 416 8 Week ago 412.1 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday WM3 Friday 908.15 Weekago 892.38 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday
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        Asian dollar
        50 15 THESE Indication rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U8525,000 1 mth 2 nubs 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 2 mths 9 to 9';': B'i to 9>h' B>* to »a B^4 to 8-,'. T\ to 8 1 7 to
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        MELBOURNE
        383 15 TVTELBOURNF. Tues. All aVX actors were narrowly mixed In a dull market at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Volume was well below normal and one of the lowest for the last two years. No trend emerged as both buying and selling support dwindled. Bougainville dropped 15 cents to $1.65
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        SELANGOR DREDGING
        296 15 SEI.ANGOR DREDGING's chairman. Dato Chan Kwong Hon. at the company's AGM on Monday told shareholders: "Turning to future prospects, one has to constantly bear in mind that the general level of the tin Rrice is dependent on a ost of factors which are often beyond the control of
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        HONG KONG
        226 15 HONO KONO. Tues. Today saw not only a new record lor dally turnover and a new hlph on the Hang Seng index but also new highs reached by a number of counters. The market reopened after the holiday on a very strong note and although there was some
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        Hong Kong rates
        39 15 On the frM tuning* m*rk*t In Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dtllar «v quoted at 5.89 for T.T. and 5.86 for eath. Sterling was quoted at 14. 55 and •n* ta*l *f (*ld at 307. 123.
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        S'pore traders indifferent
        138 15 SINGAPORE'S coffee traders received with indifference the latest International Coffee Council's coffee export quota for its 41 producing members for the coffee year 1971/1972. Set at 47 million bags, the figure compares with the current year's actual (after several adjustments) figure of 48 million bags. Indonesia. Singapore's
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    85 15 Dr. Lim Boon Keng, age 37, has recently been promoted to Vice President Medical Director of the American International Assurance Co., Ltd. for Singapore Malaysia. Or. Lim joined the Company in 1963 as Associate Medical Director and became Medical Director for Singapore in 1969. Besides being a very active member
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      192 15 FAR EASTERN ECONOMIC "review IF YOU'RE THINKING OF OPENING AN OFFICE IN ASIA, THIS IS FOR YOU We're calling it Investment In Asia but it's much more than that This year's FAR EASTERN ECO NCMIC REVIEW FOCUS on the world of Asia investment includes a special section telling you how
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      1192 16 ■■MMHM STALLION CORPORATION LTD. PRINTING SALES REPRESENTATIVE tJjljiSii Okil A^- l2nd L r9eSt Ch f Fund Cr9Qn zotlOn in Sin a°P° re) We are a well established Group of Companies with regional ■BI^MiHMHiHHHHBHHmHH^fI AM Invites su.tobly qualified oppliconts for the position interests producing cuality goods for local and overseas markets.
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    10,000 youths in N-Day inarch
    271 17 10,000 youths in N-Day inarch KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday TEN thousand youths went on parade here today to celebrate Malaysia's 14th National Day. \t least 200,000 people who stood 15 to 20 deep along the route cheered them as they went by with the support of hand, from the Army. Navy
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    RMN's missile flagship
    52 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Malaysia's first mlsslle-firlng frigate, the K.D. Rahmat. will become the RMN's new flagship when she arrives here from Scotland early next year. The 1.600-ton K.D. Rahmat, which Is the navy's second fireKate, was commissioned today at the shipbuilding yard of Yarrow and Co. Ltd.,
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    Four men charged with armed robbery
    113 17 SINGAPORE, Tues F)UR men were charged In a magistrate's court today with armed robbery involving $3,800 in cash and valuables. They were Lam Heng Siang, 23, Tan Chong Chian, 22, Low Tuck Kuang, 19, and Yeo Tian Song, 20. Two of them were alleged
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      981 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and Housewives 1 7.05 Pow Kung (Mandarin Pfogramme Summary Matinee Four Sisters (Can- Mystery-Drama) J ok Am ai Amai 9M News tonese Film Pt. 1 with English 7.41 Mews and Newsreel (C) Space Ace 9 1g p er i ste wa Subtitles)
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      151 18 I REFER to your report (ST., Aug. 26) headed "Court rejects caning order appeal." Once we start caning 21 year-old youths for just possessing a bearing scraper, the chances are that we will have to go on caning them at regular intervals tor the rest of their lives for more
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      'Decency' doesn't come with a third class tour
      85 18 'Decency' doesn't come with a third class tour LOCAL tour operators should provide more decent treatment and accommodation to local tourists. Recently we went on an East Coast tour organised by one local operator and really got a raw deal. When we complained, the operator told us that a $100
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      161 18 I WOULD like to draw the attention of the authorities to the heavy parking of huge lorries (above seven tons) in Bhamo Road. This road is parked day and night with such huge and heavy lorries sometimes f ully-1 o a d c d with crates and huge petrol than
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      761 18 If you do not intend donate, just say so politely LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published. jT was a very hot Saturday morning and under the scorching
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      When one minute is too long a time to take
      150 18 |?OR the last two years V a large number of staff, both junior and senior, have resigned from the immigration service. Recently the head of the department himself resigned from the service. One of the main jobs of an immigration
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      173 18 Promotions in the department are based not on experience but on paper qualifications Divisions One and Two officers are on acting capacity continuously for four or five years. There is no prospect for a Division Three officer for promotion to Division Two. A police constable, if efficient, can be promoted
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      Former flood refugees who cannot forget
      171 18 Former flood refugees who cannot forget PLEASE allow us to express our gratitude to the staff of Btlestier Hill Vvest Primary School. l Fwo years have gone since we residents of Jalan Bahagia experienced the last major flooding in the Republic bit we have not forgotten the lew teachers who
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      161 18 MAY I be allowed to use your cc lumns to express my sincere appreciation to members of the public most o: whom I will never have the opportunity to think for their public-spirtedness in coming forward to render aid when my family and I w»re Involved In a road accident
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      28 18 WHY hasn't the authorities removed the derlllct that has been lying for i years in Stirling Road between blocks 163 and 164 I and occupying valuable parking space?
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      266 18 HILTON HEALTH CLUB Invitation is hereby extended to all EXECUTIVES, PROFESSIONAL MEN WOMEN, LEADING PERSONALITIES, AND THEIR BETTER HALVES to join the HILTON HEALTH CLUB. A moximum number of 50 ORDINARY ond 30 ASSOCIATE MEMBERS will be accepted. RATES: Ordinary Associate Member (Man) Member (Lady) Entrance Fee SS3SO SSI SO
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      23 18 £M& 36 tn Anniversary I M storcwidc g genuine m bargains Bj s. HAYC g§ iffi*, 60-62 North Bfdge Road Singapore 6. V*Sf
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      2003 19 if EXPRtSS SERVICES TO EUROPE BIBPBi- JWB m^M SONGKHLA $*iiti m Stptii/'i UfV'v't Ma"!,"? b"*^ A Dam RdaT LONDON, LIVEKPOOL t CONTINENTAL POUTS. rr/g'?; t lm EASTERN CAPE <FEFC Ck.rt,r T,-kt, "MARA Stft IS/11 Sepi IT/1* H-bu7|/B-mM. R'dam Adam. tA»ItKW tAKt A'wtrp, G'burg, C'hagen, i Singapore P. S"am Penang For
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      880 20 It NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. "»*> (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3 7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICI LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. S*Mm Penang Arrives: NEPTUNE ZIRCON CM. 41 5 I Sipt >10 Sept London 7 10. Ha.-t
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    41 21 SARDAR RAN SINGH KANG' of Mu.ir, fathrr-in-law of K.ittan Singh, Headmaster, Tengku Mahmud School, Kluang, paswd away peacefully at C.enrral Hospital. Muar, on 30 8/71. Bhng Orrmuny at Sikh Tempi*. Mu.ii. on Sunday Sth Sept. 1971. at II a.m.
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    97 23 \LI AKBAR AND the fan.ly of the late Lilian Ng Yang Hiah thank the I'riest. Mat-on. Slaters and Co!--of 0.R.G.H.. 10th storey Agemy Manager and the Boys. friends and relative* for their donations and condolences .luring their recent bereavement. MR AND MRS. N. K. PILLAV b.t.k friends for their
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    156 23 MR VEOH THEAN $00. 77. passed peacefully 31 '•.71. leaving be- 1 Ed wife. Madam Chuah Siok Huan sons Keng Chong. Albert. K.ng Lock, daughters Geok Kheng. Tin iMrv Hu Wei Ming) •no Mrs Tham Yak Cheong 1 i;-<,k Har (Mrs. Tan Eng Hoe). Geok Laaa C.eok Hoon. Geok
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      Surrey are favourites after rout of County leaders
      351 25 Surrey are favourites after rout of County leaders I ONDON. Tues.—Sur- rey became favourites to win the English County cricket championship, folio wing Warwickshire's innings defeat by Gloucestershire today. Surrey surged ahead when they claimed another big haul of points today by f'fating Yorkshire by an innings. They have played
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      Belgium beat Fiji for group title
      197 25 A UCKLAND, Tues. l\ Belgium clinched the Dnision "D" title at the Women's International hockey tournament here today when they beat Fiji 1-0. Belgium finished with fUe points in the group table, followed by India and Malays. a. each with three, and Fiji one.
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      Singapore invite 'Elite 36' for Open tourney
      402 25  - Singapore invite 'Elite 36' for Open tourney JOE DORAI By SINGAPORE Badminton Association have invited 36 top players, including All-Eng-land champions Rudy Hartono of Indonesia and Mrs. Eva Twedberg of Sweden, for their Open championships at Guillemard Road from Oct. 6 to Oct. 10. The "elite" group of players will
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      Britain's 'Cassius Clay of athletics' wins race
      335 25 Britain's 'Cassius Clay of athletics' wins race ONDON, Tues. West Germany completed their expected athletics triumph over Britain here yesterday though the record 20.000 Crystal Palace crowd had eyes for one man only controversial British distance star Dave Bedford, "the Cassius Clay of athletics. While the easily-supe-rior West German team
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      Boxers ignore ref and both are losers
      597 25 Boxers ignore ref and both are losers TEHERAN. Tues IRAN, already assured of one sjold modal with four more finalists, will be the strong! j represented nation in tomorrow's finals oi (ho Asian boxing championships here. Iran wer? assured of the heavyweight gold medai I when bjth boxers in the
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      Lock icon World tandem sprint champs
      47 25 VARESE. lltaJjr), Tuev Jurgen Ckachkc md Werner Oi'.o of East German y won the tandem > print told medal at the World cychnt; Jiinten B.uth tnd Rainei vi West German} took the silver medal and Daniel Morelon and Pierre Trer.tln of ,c bronze Renter.
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      Saaa aim at Iran with Lau's plan
      656 26  - Saaa aim at Iran with Lau's plan ERNEST FRIDA By CALL FOR BETTER EQUIPMENT SINGAPORE AAA has set its sights on the 1974 Asian Games in Teheran and has worked out a four-year plan to build a team of talented youngsters for the Games. The main attractions of the plan
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      WONG BETTERS SWIM MARK
      116 26 V^ONO May Thoe of St. v Theresa's Convent was the star attraction on the second day of the national schools swimming meet at Barker Road. She returned 1:26.8 in the girls' B division 100 m breaststroke an Improvement of 2.4 seconds on the old mark. In
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      SCC vs Paris University
      93 26 Graham MeUis will lead the Singapore Cricket Club in Jheir friendly rugby match against the touring Paris University team at the padang at 5 p.m. today. Other SCC players are L. Uttledyke, M Knight. J. Barry. A. Morrison, C. Tuftley, M. Wlnarlck. R. Bliss. Craig Sim.
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      TBA officials
      45 26 Mr. O. Muthusamy has been elected president of the Tamil Brotherhood Association. Other officials are vice-president. 8. Oanesan; secretary, K. Seetharam; treasurer. 8. Devendran •ports secretary. H. Proctor; literary secretary, R. Jayapragas; committee: T. OanaP*thy. P. Segeran. R. MarlapP*n. M. Supplah, R. Vlthlllngam.
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      Martin is best Siglap School swimmer
      414 26 MARTIN CHIA was the most outstanding swimmer at Siglap Secondary Scho o Is annual swimming meet at Chinese Swimming Club pool yesterday. Martin, the C division champion, showed his versatility by winning the 50m and 100 m freestyle events, was on the board in
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      Lock icon Pirates thrash Cubs 6-2
      65 26 NEW YORK. Tues Results of yesterday's major league baseball games: National League: St. Louis Cardinals 3. New York Moth 2; Montreal Expos 6. Chicago Cubs 2; Pittsburgh Piratej, 6. Philadelphia Phillies 4: Los Angeles Dodgers 3. Houston A.Cincinnati Reds 2. San Diego Padres 1 (first game).
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      Newcomers Yarborough, Frontier Guard step out smartly
      716 27  - Newcomers Yarborough, Frontier Guard step out smartly EPSOM JEEP By NEWCOMERS Yarborough, Frontier Guard and Tulsky stepped out attractively on a heavy track at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Paced by Pica, Yarborough raced wide out over f in 40 3/ssec. A four-year-old Australian mare Dy Natural Bid, Yarborough won a 7f
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      Melody Rock triumphs
      76 27 ONDON. Tues. The 13-8 J favourite. Melody Rock, owned by Mr. R. A. Woods easily won the Moet and Chan- don Silver Magnum run over 12f at Epsom yesterday. Sacramento Son* (7-1) was second and the 20-1 chance Winden finished third of 17 runnjjrs. Melcdy Rock. ridden
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      Peterson's victory
      39 27 LONDON. Tues. Ronnie Peterson of Sweden, driving a March Ford 712 M. won the Rothman's Formula 2 motor race in Brands Hatch, yester- day Graham Hill of Britain (Brabham) was second with Argentinian Carlos Reutemann (Brabham) third.
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      Marathon date
      34 27 The MAAU will hold their annual marathon race In Teluk Anaon on Sept. 18 at 3 pm The race covering 26 miles 385 yds will start and end at the Town padang.
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      Vase presentation
      48 27 nrHE Sultan of Perak presenting the Gold Vase to racehorse owner Dato (hong Kok Lim after Hawaii Us triumph in the $30,000 classic at Ipoh on Sunday. In the centre is Mr. Choo Wah Chye, secretary of the Perak Turf Club. —Picture by Lee Foo Sun.
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      Ajax refusal to play sparks row
      332 27 MONTEVIDEO, Tu«s EUROPEAN soccer champions AJax Amsterdam whose refusal to play the first leg of their Inter-continental Cup final in Uruguay has caused a major now feared smallpox vaccinations might Impair their performance if they played, according to the Dutch envoy here. "The only
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      219 25 I FARBENFABRIKEN BAYER, AG., LEVERKUSEN, WEST -GERMANY, I HAVE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE OPENING OF THEIR OWN SUBSIDIARY I BAYER (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. AS FROM SEPTEMBER 1, 1971. AT THE SAME TIME I I THEY WISH TO THANK MESSRS. BEHN, MEYER CO (PTE.) LTD., SINGAPORE, I I FOR THE DECADES
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      88 26 *50 i coupon for 85/- purchase of goods. *Sl2/- special gift for 8100/- purchase of goods. 825 A special gift for 8200/- purchase of goods. Coupons can be exchanged for anything. ♦Special gifts for purchases of canned food. I PRESIDENT JEWELLERY I Free workmanship for all your purchases. PRESIDENT EMPORIUM
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      24 26 SWIMMING: Schools National championships (Barker Rd., 2 pjn.). Kttong DUt. Scouts Association (Amber Rd., 2 pjn RUGBY: Parta University v SCC (Padang. 6.15 pjn.).
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      126 27 M Nyal makes you want to smile! That's because Nyal Fluoride Toothpaste brightens I J^ your teeth better than ever before. It contains a tM, dental detergent which foams instantly jmm lu'mw whisks away food particles and dulling film. [B QtMf And Nyal Toothpaste works to provide an anti- jS^'AW
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      288 27 NOW! 1^ total preparation for exams Bpj^i\^ PRL6TQSEO4 tL t^ N ere s a selection of books, compact and concise, but each P rovidin 9 the student TOTAL PREPARATION for his JBJ33JBBP examination in each subject area. 'J^r^^ "^"^HB lt>el Subject Book Price I>ri Sconce Federal Diagnostic Tests Science $1.20
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    281 28 Flying granny (160 flights in 5 months) grounded a MSTERDAM, Tues. A A 74-year-old American grandmother with a passion for flying was temporarily grounded today by a mild heart attack after taking 160 trans-Atlantic flights in five months at a cost of about £50,000. Mrs. S. Krasnoff and her grandson.
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    Lock icon Peking 'keep fit' drive
    53 28 HONG KONO, Tues— China's millions have been urged to lake up early morning exercises to help keep the revolutionary body and soul In trim. Peking Radio reported today that the keep-fit campaign was launched recently to help people "meet the needs of grasping revolution, promoting production
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    Girl Terriers in big march past
    66 28 GUNS slung around their shoulders, women Terriers taking part in the big march past oout< t A the Selangor Secretariat yesterday to mark Malaysia's 14th National Day. Among :.ie 10 000 youths in the paxadl were 3,000 girls 784 from secondary schools. Like their
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    Japan overtakes the US
    75 28 TOKYO. Tues. Japans foreign currency reserves reached an all-time high of I U5512,514 million today up $4,587 million from July 31, enabling Japan to overtake the United States for second place after West Germany among the world's major foreign currency reserves holders, the Finance Ministry said
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    Threats to Press freedom worry the PFA
    186 28 Threats to Press freedom worry the PFA JAKARTA, Tues. The directors of the Press Foundation of Asia (PFA) today expressed their "grave concern" that the year 1971 was marked in Asia by "a sudden turn towards denial of freedom and deterioration of relations between the Press and governments." A review
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    Lock icon $729,000 jewellery seized
    101 28 $729,000 jewellery seized SEOUI* Tues. South Korean Customs authorities today formally arrested a Portuguese Jeweller and seized U*****,000 (about $729,000) worth of diamonds and emeralds from him. An official at the Customs said that Vlto Da SUva Ventura. 30, of Lisbon, was accused of having smuggled 163 pieces of diamond
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    84 28 A CHANGE OF PRISON FOR MUJIB KARACHI. Tuev Sbeik Mujibur Rahman has been removed from the heavily guarded Lyallpur prison to a small jail at Mainwali, legal sources said today. They claimed that he was moved after his first meeting with his defence counsel, Karachi lawyer Mr. Khan Brohi. But
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    48 28 PONTIAC. (Michigan). Tues. The FBI and police joined in a hunt today for the person or persons who blew up ten empty school buses and damaged two others a week before schools were to open under a courtordered integration plan. There were no injuries. AP.
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    Lock icon 15,000 murders
    36 28 WASHINGTON. Tues. An estimated 15.810 people were murdered in the United States last year and FBI Chief J. Edgar Hoover today warned that police were unable to stop the rising tide of slaughter. Reuter.
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    21 28 LONDON. Tues. The old British penny and the threepenny piece officially go out of circulation at, midnight tonight. UPI
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    362 28 T ONDON. Tuei.— Th« Mock mar- ket was caaler In very quiet trading after the lone weekend. Initial marking down reflected Frlday'i announcement of exchange rontrol rcitrlctlonf and lack of Interest made for further falls. A rally around mldduy was not sustained *nd at 2.43 p.m. the Financial
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    54 28 LONDON, Tues. Spot 13.50. Settlement: Oct. 13 73. Nov. 14.35. Oct. /Dec. 14.33. Dec. 14. S3. Jan./ March 13.33. April/June 16.30. July/ Sept 1T. 30. Oct. /Dec. 18.00. Jan./ March 11.35. April/June 15. 95. July/ Sept. 19.20. Oct. Dec. 19.30. C.I f Sept 13.2.1 norn Oct. 13.60 nom.. Nov.
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    30 28 LONDON. Tv«». Spot buyers {1424 £9). sellers. £142S < £9> Forward buyer. £1431 < £5), sellers £1432 £s>. Settlement £1422 £6). Turnover >.m. 350 torn pm 123 toni. Tone: Very steftdy.
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    30 28 LONDON. Tins Britain has recognised the new Bolivian government of Col. Huco Banzer. tin r.ime to power last week after a four-day army-backed revolt, government officials .said today. UPI.
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