The Straits Times, 11 September 1970

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    27 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1970. 15 CENTS K D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Lock icon Another 3 days' ordeal
    715 1 Commandos extend their ultimatum SPECIAL REPORT BY HARRY MILLER: PAGE THREE AMMAN, Thursday THREE more days and nights of agony and anxiety face the 295 passengers and crew of three hijacked airliners held hostage by Arab commandos in their "revolutionary airfields" in the desert north of
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    Airliner takes supplies to desert — jets —
    135 1 Airliner takes supplies to desert jets GENEVA, Thurs— A DC-6 airliner loaded with supplies for use by the nearly 300 airline hostages held in the Jordanian desert by Palestine commandos, flew out to Amman early today. The supplies, made available by the Red Cross, were intended to cope with the
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    Malaysia: Hair-cut incident now closed
    146 1 Malaysia: Hair-cut incident now closed I/UALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The hair-cutting" incident involving three Malaysian youths in Singapore recently is now officially closed. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs said this today after disclosing that lt was "fully satisfied" with the explanation given by the Singapore Government. It had received a note
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    Lock icon No third term, says Thant
    40 1 UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. U Thant disclosed, (or tiic Brst time Ir. public, that he has no interwlcn of offering himself for a third term as United Nations secretary-general at the end of next year. Reuter.
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    Guerillas sign new pact to end fighting
    210 1 AMMAN, Thursday JORDANIAN authorities and Palestinian guerillas J sealed a new agreement today to end fighting and respect a ceasefire declared yesterday, according to official Amman Radio. The radio said a meeting was held today between Government officials and Palestinian leaders. Premier Abdel
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    Fire revenge
    25 1 COPENHAGEN, Thurs. Fire destroyed cr. Arab boutique today in what police described as a one-mai act of revenge for Palestinian air hijackings.— UPl
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    Lock icon 11 Malaysians held in Thai dud cash raid
    121 1 11 Malaysians held in Thai dud cash raid BANGKOK. Thurs. Thai police claim to have smashed an international counterfeit currency ring operating in southern Thailand with the arrest of II Malaysians and a IVfcxican. police sources said today. The sources said police in Haadyai. 7*5 miles south of Bangkok, raided
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    Khoman's trip
    33 1 BANGKOK. Thurs. Foreign Minister Thar at Khoman left he.c today en a one-month trip that he said will Include talks with President Nixon and US Secretary of State William P Rogers
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    MOUNT FABER CAR CRASH MEN HELD
    93 1 BY POLICE SINGAPORE Thufs. The two men wlio were injured when their car plugged 210 feet down the slope of Mount Faber yesterday were detained by police today. A police spokesman refused to give any explanation for the detention of two men from Perak.
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    Crew abandons giant tanker
    88 1 Crew abandons giant tanker I ONDON, Thurs. crew of the 100.000-ton tanker Aquarius reportedly abandoned ship today alter a collision with a Russian vessel off the coast of Muscat and Oman. A distress signal from the Russian ship, the 9,547-ton Svetlogorsk. asked all ships in the area to assist her,
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    Lock icon More newsmen banned
    49 1 LUSAKA. Thurs.— Two mor» South African-based foreign correspondents covering the nonahKnnit'iii summit conftrenca here have been given 48 noun to leave Zambia. They are Mr. Michael Keats. Jonannesbuig bureau chief for United Pros International, and Mr Ernest Clnivtie. a freelance cameraman working here for UPl— Reuter.
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    Lock icon OFFER TO FREE WOMEN CAPTIVES
    43 1 OFFER TO FREE WOMEN CAPTIVES AMMAN. Thun.— Hijackers offered tonic lit to free women, children, and «kk pa**encers. Offer was made after 'wo meeting* with a team of ■Mttfttan f roni International Red mas, which Is seeking freedom for all the paivenierv Reuter.
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    MAN INJURED IN CRASH
    42 1 "»I\».%PORK. Fri. M». Robert l.lmd. 37 an rnjlishman. warded In Oatram lloinjtal rarlv ln-*;iy after bU in-iton mlt i.'ll d.-d with i ear at the Junction of Killinev Road and Orrha^ Road. He had a broken left leg.
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    Lock icon SIRHAN TEARGASSED
    37 1 RAN QI'EVTIN. Thur*. Sirhan B. Sirhan, r.irmcWd of ma*a»*lnmliii( Senator Robert Kennedy, was tearraxted in his cell in Death Saw for rrfmtnj to «i»e up a meal tray and throwing food at a guard. AP.
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      Lock icon BRITAIN'S FIRST SEX SUPERMART
      106 2 LONDON. Thurs. Britain's first sex supermarket opened In London today offering all the average couple need for a well adjusted sex life. A wide range of sexual aids are available Including contraceptives, books on "variations on a sexual theme" and "quick acting tonics to Increase the
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      Lock icon Ministers meet on regional planning
      286 2 BONN, Thursday ALARMED by Increased crowding, land hunger and traffic density, cabinet Ministers of 17 West European countries and observers from three more met here today to consider methods of co-ordinating their regional, planning efforts. The three-day meeting, the first of Its kind, Is under
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      Lock icon Paddy's 2 small winsthen the jackpot
      96 2 Paddy's 2 small winsthen the jackpot LONDON. Thurs. Paddy O'Malley won five shillings on the football pools a month ago. Last week, he won six shillings. This week, he won 1 284.877. Mr. O'Malley. 80. a til a week Irish labourer did not even send in a claim for his
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      Lock icon Bitter clashes shake Amman again
      323 2 Bitter clashes shake Amman again AMMAN, Thursday DOCKET blasts and machine gun tire shook Amman awake early today to face another tense day in the bitter army-guerilla crisis dragging the country into chaos. Exploding rockets followed by bursts of machine gun nre could be clearly heard in Jebel Amman, where
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      Lock icon Allende makes a 'no threat to liberty' pledge
      306 2 Allende makes a 'no threat to liberty' pledge SANTIAGO. Thu 14.—Socialist Senator Savador Allende, the first Marxist to win a popular presidential election m Latin America, toid Chile's citizens last night urn his Government would not adversely atlect their iudlvidual lloertie.s or their legitimate interests. Sen. Allende warned rlgntwing bacxers
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      Lock icon Brezhnev back
      22 2 MOSCOW. Thurs. Sovtol Communist Party Chief Leonid I. Brezhnev has returned home after a two-week tour of Central Asia. AP.
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      Lock icon Musical Hello Dolly is Broadway's champ
      91 2 MEW YORK. Thurs. With flashy fanfare "Hello Dolly" became (Broadway's musical champion yesterday. The matinee performance, number 2.718. eclipsed the record of "My Fair Lady." Four standup. whistling ovations by the capacity audience hailed star Ethel Merman and the BM| lh.it caprrrd with (ipciiin^
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      Should Govt gamble with human lives?
      505 3  - Should Govt gamble with human lives? HARRY MILLER: WHAT PEOPLE ARE ASKING ABOUT THE SKY-JACKS By London. Thurs. r rilK 72-hour reprieve for the 295 men, women and children trapped on a sunbaked-by-day and ice-cold-by-night airfield north of Amman is welcomed here. But it is unlikely to ease the urgency
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      Lock icon SATCHMO AT 70 STILL THE GREATEST
      137 3 1 AS VEGAS. Thurs. Louis "Satchmo" Armstrong went before an audience and blew his colden trumpet for the first time in public in two years, and the magic was still there. It was in September 1968 that the 70-year-old statesman of Dixieland Jazz was
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      REDS IN ARMED FORCES,SAYS GENERAL
      95 3 REDS IN ARMED FORCES,SAYS GENERAL JAKARTA. Thurs— The banned Indonesian Communist Party had infiltrated into the armed forces in its attempt to set up an underground movement. Jakarta garrison commander Ma mr (ieneral Poniman said today. Speaking to a delegation of the Indonesian Catholic Party, General Poniman said Siswojo. head
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      Lock icon Mrs Meir will raise three 'vital topics' with Nixon
      323 3 Mrs Meir will raise three 'vital topics' with Nixon JERUSALEM. Thursday ISRAELI Prime Minister Mrs. Golda Meir will meet President Nixon in Washington next Thursday for vital Middle East discussions, diplomatic sources said today. For security reasons, no date has been given for the Premier's departure, but it probably will
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      Asian defence . ..
      31 3 Asian defence SYDNEY. Thurs Australia must not shrink from leadership in Asian defence because Britain has decided to maintain a force there. Australia's Minister of Defence Malcolm Fraser iaid here tonight.
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      Lock icon Excessive beer can lead to heart damage
      171 3 Excessive beer can lead to heart damage f ONDON Thurs. A Canadian heart specialist told a conference here yesterday thai heavy beer drinkers could suffer serious heart damage because of an additive used to stabilise the "head" on ale. Professor Yves Morin. of Laval University, Quebec, told delegates at the
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      Lock icon Britain signs tin pact
      33 3 LONDON, Thurs. Britain today rigned the fourth International Tin Agreement Sir Alec Douglas-Home. !h» Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary, signed it on behalf of Britain. the Foreign Ofrk? announced Reutei
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      Treason death
      40 3 PHNOM TFNH ThUW. Lieutenant -Cnlc-nel Tom Sara van of the Cambodian Army i .is executed b> firing squar 1 yr^trrday after txnv. lound guilty o( treason thrtueh his assocJnt'rn with the Vletcong. mllllary Justice sources satfi here tooay.
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      Lock icon More quit
      38 3 SAN DIEOO. (California. Thurs. The total number of Americans that have abandoned the ciearette habit has risen by 10 million sirv-e 1966. says Dr. Daniel Horn director of the National Clearinghouse for Smoking and Health. UPI.
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      Lock icon No more demos: Thai Govt to students
      97 3 No more demos: Thai Govt to students BANGKOK. Thurs— Thr (iovt-rnment has u.irnrd studmts :i«;)insl holding demonstrations in public buildings, follow i hi; th.-ir protrnt aeainvt university corruption last nicht A m>\ eminent statp-••M-iii -ml it was impropei for inure than 2.0G0 students from the ChulalonKkorn I'nive.°sity to march on
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    Lock icon When three fingers mean $3 mil
    339 4 When three fingers mean $3 mil FORT LAUDERDALE, Thurs. A CHINESE shipping magnate who made the US$3.2-mil-lion high bid for the ocean liner Queen Elizabeth says he plans to turn her into a sea-going international university. The bid by C.K. Tung of Hong Kong at a bankruptcy auction yesterday saved
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    INDIAN BUDDHISTS PROTEST
    83 4 NEW DELHI. Tliurs. i Hundrnls of Indian Buddhists today demonstrated in front of .< ii m Emljajsy here in Hunmst what they call- I ed "Ameru-itn atrocities on the peace lovmc Buddhists of ;ist A.sian countries." The protest. organised by tin- Uuuilln.sl Society ol India, -Min&i tin-
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    Bigger World Bank loans 'to make-up'
    288 4 WASHINGTON, Thursday JHE World Bank, headed by former U.S. Defence Secretary Robert S. McNamara, hopes to increase its loans to poor nations during the next lew years to make up for shrinking foreign aid budgets in the United States and other developed nations. Bank
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    Lock icon Tax probe after Marquis murdersuicide – drama
    526 4 Tax probe after Marquis murdersuicide drama- ROME, Thursday RATIONAL and city authorities are investigating a tax scandal with political overtones that followed a sensational murdersuicide drama among Rome's super-rich. The central figure. Marquis Camillo CasatiStampa Di Soncino. killed his wife and a 25-year-old playboy friend with a hunting rifle before
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    Lock icon Deadly jump for two
    54 4 YAMAGUCHI. Thurs. Two junior high school students died and a tmrd whs seriously injured when they jumped from a moving train near here today to c.scape a fellow passenger who was threatening them, police reported. Police said the youths appar- ntly becami frightened when the .nan
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    Lock icon Singer Delia Reese hurt
    56 4 LOS ANOELES. Thurs. Negro singer Delia Reese was in hospital today with severe body cuts after crashing through a glass door at her luxury home in suburban Bel Air last night. The singer was playing with her daughter In her swim- ming pool when she slipped
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      57 4 Bugs Bitnny by Ralph Hcimdah/ r ~7^~ /MIVA^VLVESTER'J I I SHALL MISS HIM! WHERE'S YER-X WAS BOSCO WAS QU/T£ V. MONKEY? TfORCEP PROFICIENT AT i i TO LEAVE CfsITICINC COINS FROAA I /if HIM AT A T«^R*SSERSBy: Jpffy FDRTgEATM EMTi JrQg&L^**>W-2 V I C'N HtLP VA C^%r^ 6tf^«f smaLl PERCENTy
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    OVER TODAY: THEIR 'WEEK OF AGONY'
    277 5  - OVER TODAY: THEIR 'WEEK OF AGONY' CHEW LEE CHING By CINGAPORE, Thurs. When the First Lady, Puan Noor Aishah, opens the Singapore Sogetsu Association's fifth annual flower arrangement exhibition tomorrow the organising committee's "week of agony" will be over. The week was so described because every member involved in the
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    Indian state minister to study housing
    173 5 Indian state minister to study housing SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Indian State of Maharashtra's Minister for Housing. Sri Tirpude flew In today with three other officials to study Singapore's health and housing programmes. Sri Tirpude, who will be here for four days, said: "In Singapore and Hong Kong, the housing problem
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    'Pay $18,678' court order to businessman
    99 5 'Pay $18,678' court order to businessman Thurs. Businessman Tham Lai Hong, of Jurong, who failed to contribute $17,147 towards tne Central Provident Fund for 14 workers, will have to pay the full amount before the end of the month —plus $1,531 interest. Magistrate Mr. Giam Chin Toon, ordered him to
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    Worker dies after fall
    59 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A rori.structi<m-Mte worker died In hospital this morning 90 minutes after fallinir einht storeys from an uncompleted housing block In Toa Payoh. Neo Khuay Lam. 36. of plantation Avenue was on the scar Told working on a window about 70 feet hißh in Loronu
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    M-cycle theft charge
    43 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs Khoo Ah King, 19- unemployed was chanted in court tod;rstealing a motor-cycle belcinmiiis to Goh Hua Sim at a car park In Yung Sheng Road on Sept. He pleaded not Ruilly and was remanded in custody until Moil.
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    Long-look buses for No. 20 service
    150 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Slngaporeans will be served by rho longest buses in South-east Asia when the new Tay Koh Vat bus service No. 20 Toa Payoh to Chinatown come into operation from Monday. The new buses, 37 feet long are seven feet longer than the
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    $270 armed robbery
    43 5 SIMiAPORK. Thurv A man armed with dagger held up Mi**- S. Raja, of Commonwealth Crescent who was waitinf for the lift at Block 107 at 2 a.m. today, and robbed her of a cold necklace and watch tofether worth $278.
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    Success stories of families on dole
    456 5 Success stories of families on dole SINGAPORE, Thursday •JMIK Social Welfare Department's rehabilitation scheme, designed to help destitute families become self-supporting, is producing results, and the department is now considering extending it to more families In its annual report for last year, the department said it had been giving grants
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    REFINERY'S ACCIDENT FREE YEAR -AWARDS
    82 5 REFINERY'S ACCIDENT FREE YEAR -AWARDS- SINGAPORE, Thurs. Employees at the Mobil refinery in Jurong have worked round the clock for the past year without any lost-time accident. The general manager, Mr. H. J. T. Lewis, today presented mementoes to the employees to mark this "safety milestone". Those who had made
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    Guide to law on citizenship
    58 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs— A State Counsel attached to the Attorney-General's Chambers. Mr. Goh Phal Cheng, has written a book explaining the citizenship laws of Singapore. In the preface. Mr. Ooh says the book was designed to inform the layman on the acquisition and termination of Singapore
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    DATSUN CARS HERE WILL NOT BE RECALLED
    116 5 DATSUN CARS HERE WILL NOT BE RECALLED CINGAPORE. Thurs. w Datsun cars here and in Malaysia will not be recalled for checks on leakage in brake oil cylinders, a spokesman of the cars agent said today. Mr. Tan Keng Leong. sales manager of Tan Chong and Sons Motor Company iPte.i
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    Dies on road
    21 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs A 53--year-old man. Tan Say 81nn of Jalan Benteh. collapsed and died In Desker Road today.
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    207 killed on the roads in first eight months
    183 6 207 killed on the roads in first eight months SINGAPORE, Thurs. Mure people were killed and seriously injured in ruad accidents in the first eight months of this year than over the same period last year. The number of those (killed up to August) was 207 (182 last year) and
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    Teenage boy in 3 watch hold-ups
    78 6 Teenage boy in 3 watch hold-ups SINGAPORE. Thins. The 1 Second District Judge. Mr. Tan I Hoay DJln. today called for probation and Reformative Training Centre repoits on Paul Nr. 18. for his part in robbing three men of two watches worth *35, and $2 at Buklt Tlmah Road on
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    Three months jail
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs Casual labourer Atan bin Said. 24. was jailed for three months today i fur stealing $lo worth of electric wires from a house in Meyer Rood yesterday. Senior Inspector Joseph Low. prosen.ting. said Atan was found In the house by a woman jaga. Vniram SambnstVAm.
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    Drop in thefts at armed forces camps
    272 6  - Drop in thefts at armed forces camps GERRY DE SILVA: CRACKDOWN REDUCES MISSING SUPPLIES By Singapore, Thursday piLFERING in Sinniiow Armed Forces camps has dropped sharply after a successful government crackdown. The loss of army supplies food, boots, blankets and on an odd occasion even a cupboard is now on
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    700 MSA workers in protest against pro-BOAC's boss
    154 6 700 MSA workers in protest against proBOAC's boss SINGAPORE. Thursday Y|ORE than 700 employees of Malaysia-Singapore iTI Airlines' airport engineering department, held a meeting yesterday to protest against the action of what it described as an MSA "pro-BOAC" executive. The Singapore Air Transport Workers' Union, which represents them, claimed that
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    No lights
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Deckhand Soleliln bin Mohamed I Shariff. 25. was fined S2O today for tailing to have anchor lißhti on an anrhoied vessel at the Inner Roads on May 22
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    SCHOOLBOY ANGLER 'FISHED' BY THE LAW
    104 6 SCHOOLBOY ANGLER 'FISHED' BY THE LAW CINGAPORK. Thurs. Schoolboy Son Choon Sent. lti. decided to try his lurk when he saw a number of anglers fishing at the Stletar rereservoir one afternoon. His luck turned out well or ill he bagged nine fishes before the law finally caught up with
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    Now a code for the high seas
    70 6 Now a code for the high seas SINGAPORE. Thurs. A code of tv.fe working prattler* on board mrrrnant ships Is now available to the shipping community. Thfr rode has been drawn up recently by the British Board of Trade together with representatives from the shipping industry and maritime experts. It
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    Charity food, art show
    57 6 SINGAPORE Thurs. A nilinarv art and food exhibition In aid of children's charity will be held in the Conference Hall from Sept. 25 to 27. Hotels, restaurants, embassies and airline; will participate in this exhibition, which will Include butter and chocolate sculpturing and a 600 ib
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    $16,711 gift to the blind
    44 6 SINGAPORE. Thuis— Lio^ Club i Singapore Central) president peter Chan Kok Hong today presented a cheque for $16,711 to the Singapore Association for the Blind. The money was raised al film premiere of "The Apartment" at the Odeon Theatie.
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    Toto draw numbers
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The numbers picked In tonight's Toto draw No 72 70 were 4. 44. 15. 39 and 11. The additional number was 12. In the circles draw, the numbers were 26. 27 and 15.
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    WATCHMAN WHO FIRED A WARNING SHOT JAILED
    153 6 OUTTERWORTH, Thurs.— A watchman who fired a warning shot at an estate conductor whose dog was alleged to have bitten his goat, was today Jailed for six months for behaving in a manner likely to provoke a breach of the peace. •Bukit Mertajam
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    Hole through which thieves took $6,750
    234 7  -  N. G. KUTTY By SINGAPORE. Thurs. The hole in the roof leaves tell-tale evidence how thieves had entered the Woon Sionu K.klici Service shop in I pper Fajra Lebar Road early yesterday, and stole St. 7.">0 in electronic sound equipment and cash. Police have
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    PIERCED BY STUMP IN FALL FROM TREE
    160 7 PIERCED BY STUMP IN FALL FROM TREE CINGAPORE, Thurs. A nine-year-old boy was pierced in the chest by a sharp stump when he fell live feet from a fruit tree. Lee Siew San. 12. told the coroner's court he and his brother. Hoe San. with three other boys, had gone
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    Shaws to hold two trade exhibitions
    77 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Shaw Organisation is to hold two trade exhibitions of local products during the forthcoming Christmas and Chinese New Year festival seasons. The first one, the New World Trade Fair '70. will be held in the New World Amusement Park from Nov.
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    INCOME to start business on Tuesday
    245 7 INCOME to start business on Tuesday SINGAPORE, Thursday JXCOMK the NTUCs insurance co-opera-tive will i)egin business on Tuesday. The first meeting of its trustees will be held tomorrow at Trade Union House, NTUC president Mr. Phey Yew Kok said today. The seven life trustees are: DR. GOH KENG SWEE, the
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    Faisal's gift
    44 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The cheque for $20,000 presented to the Singapore All Malaya Muslim Missionary Society by the Consul-Oeneral of Saudi Arabia Dato Byed Ibrahim Omar Alsagoff, on Tuesday was a personal gift from King Faisal, and not the Government of Saudi Arabia.
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    Master plan for port to cope with future demands
    173 7 Master plan for port to cope with future demands SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Port of Singapore will soon have a Master Plan for port development to cope with future shipping demands. Five top PSA officials will leave for Rotterdam on Sunday to work out the final concepts to the plan with
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    Fined for speeding
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Abdul Rahlm bin A. Rahman of Jalan Geylang Serai was fined $80 today for speeding at 58 to b 0 miles per hour along Tamplnes Road. The offence was committed on Nov. 12, 1968.
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    Court told of threat to show nude pictures
    124 7 ITLANG, Thurs. Three men and three teenagers were charged in the sessions court here today with attempting to extort money from a 17-year-old hairdresser by threatening to exhibit her nude photographs. They are Woon Chee Mm. 33, Nganyen Fan, 26. and On
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    Vagabond's life for 'fastest cartoonist in the -world'
    246 7  - Vagabond's life for 'fastest cartoonist in the -world' MASIE KWEC By CINGAPORE, Thurs. People call him a vagabond. But David Fuhn, who lays claim to being the world's fastest cartoonist doesn't mind it, because he says "That's one way to see the wold without money." Sketches of "Mickey Mouse", "Pluto",
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    Potential citizens to get two-year work permits
    147 8 Potential citizens to get two-year work permits IfUALA LUMPUR, ■»Thurs. Work permits for thousands of potential citizens may now be renewed for two years regardless of occupation. Previously, these people could only take out employment passes for three or six months, depending on what they were doing. The ruling was
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    Fanner for trial
    60 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs -Farmer Ng Hock Lee alias Lompang, 32, was committed to stand trial in the High Court today on a charge of murdering a woman factory worker. He was alleged to have caused the death of Kwek Ngak Buay, 36. along a dirt track at Lorong
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    Bankers dance
    39 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore centre of the Institute of Bankers will hold a dinner and dance to celebrate the 10th anniversary of its formation at the Raffles Village in Cuscaden Road on Oct. S at 7.30 p.m
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    SUBANG BOMB HOAX DRAMA
    302 8 VC-10 jet delayed five hours KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday BOAC VC-10 jetliner taxiing for takeoff was delayed for nearly five hours at Subang airport last night following an anonymous telephone call saying that a bomb had been placecl on board the London-bound aircraft. The telephone call was
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    " AIRPORT ALERT AS MSA JET
    137 8 AIRPORT ALERT AS MSA JET SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Ten fire engines and 200 Reserve Unit policemen stood by at the Singapore Airport today when an MSA Boeing 707 jet, with two of its eight tyres flat, prepared to land. After the runway was cleared with the departure of an aircraft at
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    Did you win a prize?
    78 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. *3 Payments for the 3-D < 1 00 > prizes on the Singapore Sweep Draw No. 9 70 will be made from Tuesday while the 4-D ($250 to $500) and other prizes will be paid from next Thursday. Prize money can be collected
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    For the idle lighters
    45 8 SINGAPORE Thurs. A mooring area for empty nonworking lighters has been set up at South Quay to avoid congestion at Telok Ayer Basin This site Is lr> addition to the area already allocated off the northern end of the detached mole
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    SINGER MAY LIN STOPS WORK IN CHINATOWN
    92 8 SINGER MAY LIN STOPS WORK IN CHINATOWN BUSINESS in busy Chinatown's new bub was at a standstill shortly after lunch -time yesterday but only for seconds as salesgirls, hawkers and storeholders stopped to gaze. The sight? Pretty Hong Kong singer May Lin (above). May Lin, 17, appeared at the new
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    Garden ideas for flat dwellers at horticultural exhibition
    208 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs TTOE horticultural show to 1 be held at the Singapore Turf Club from Oct. 8 will be made interesting not only to those who have gardens, but also to the thousands of flat dwellers who are keen in flower and
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    Sedition laws to apply inside Parliament —too
    230 8 Sedition laws to apply inside Parliament too KUALA LUMPUR Thurs. The recent amendment to the Sedition Act will be made to apply both in and outside Parliament and the State Assemblies. The acting Director of Operations, Tun Ismail bin Dato Abdul Rahman, who said this at a meeting of the
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      124 8 Ifint, Onp Ify V.T. Hmmlim I AiTER OUR *i> WfcS PUQUSNtp,. \Of COURSB, MOST THEM I I ATS SOO.OOO I'M WE THOUGHT "1 I FOJ*TLJNA7EI.Y ■SSSSSIS^SCLJSS'ii??!?!!^/ vw««>«h>offv<#«n7hev surpwsed you wdny maybe we wacmJ though, th' ta» LJSSmrVfATHJNQUIRIESONTDUSy rt)UND OUT WIW IT VM3UO> SCARE THEM AIX OFF.' FOR tm*l£,. U k
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    Telescope
    478 9 THE DAY HANS TOOK A SQUINT AT A STEEPLE AS Vasco Ronchi has pointed out. there is no need to explain how the telscope came to he invented it consists only of two lenses held in line. hat do«s need an explanation is why it took so Joim Spectacles
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    Slide rule
    246 9 (I Till Xl I OKI de\is<-d to haw anI other Ruler with the former: and I so by setting and applying on.- to the other. I did not only take away the use of Compasses, but also, make the work much more easy and expedite." So in 1
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    The barometer
    400 9 SCIENCE otten Meg human terma to explain occurrences, and Un fact that pumps could lift water w i.. explained, by .saying that Nature abhorred a vacuum. Therefor,' it followed that if the air was withdrawn from the top of a tube. Nature avoided the disliked vacuum by filling
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    False limbs
    482 9  -  BERNARD DIXON By A HISTORY OF INVENTIONS The role of Pare, a pioneer of modern surgery ONE can imagine the patient more highly instrumented than a Cape Kennedy rocket on the launching pad but such engineering feats would be a clinical failure." This recent comment from Alex Godden,
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    Air pump
    373 9 HOW OTTO SETTLED A LITTLE DISPUTE In 1650 he made his first air pump like a hand-operated water pump but with the parts sufficiently w ell made to be reasonably air-tight. It worked. In an evacuated vessel he showed that a hell ringing inside could not he heard,
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      321 10 f V. g* The Insurance Corporation Of Singapore Offersßeal Value~For~Money Policies Exclusively AA In Singapore (4W .^■■^Lbhl mfit, v?Siw(te^4 Rhk »^k^ "'"y v>^^ Mi ijP^^* lUwTlltf ~r^ v*■ K <HP^jß^BßbbL c *rfc-iv- \^*3f% ail^ aHr Vb^ jk. -..^_y F lAb "iCTiti ii i*' "^3mSto^sBbl aNaW^B I tBI BaY <■> B^kW
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    Ship owners not 'actually liable': QC
    647 11 Ship owners not 'actually liable': QC 'Circumstances of sinking must be considered' SINGAPORE, Thura. QUEEN'S Counsel told the High Court today that the sinking of the in.v. Migiri in PalemluMig waters three years ago arose in circumstances in which neither the ship's owners nor their business managers could in law
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    The new name is Sentosa
    41 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The new name fir Pulau Blakang Matt is Seniosa. and not Pulau Sentosa. as reported In today's Straits Times. The Tourist Promotion Board had Inadvertantly said yesterday that the new name was Pulau Sentosa.
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    Director's visit
    32 11 BrNOAPORE. Thurs. The director of the Adelaide Festival of Arta, Mr. I/mix van Eyssen. will visit Singhpore In November to look for artists to Uke part In the H'72 festival.
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    MSA beauty contest to seek Jet Queen—
    264 11 MSA beauty contest to seek Jet Queen— CINGAPORE. Thurs. Malaysia-Singapore Airlines is holding a beauty contest next month to choose Miss MSA Jet Queen 1970 but for outsiders only. All employees of the airline are barred. The contest will be held in conjunction with the MSA Sports Club anniversary ball
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    Return Toto draw receipt plea
    136 11 Return Toto draw receipt plea SINGAPORE. Thurs.—Singapore Pools Ltd. today appealed to the holder of the lucky draw receipt No *****5 to return It to the postmaster. Alexandra post office, or the commercial manager of Singapore Pool& before Sept 20. it said that In Toto draw No. 66 70. the
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    Presentation parade
    59 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Commissioner of Police. Mr. Cheam Kirn Seang. will present long sen ice medals. Singapore Special Constabulary medals and clasps to 180 retired and serving personnel at a presentaUon ceremony at the Police Academy parade ground on Saturday at 5 p.m. In the event of bad
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    Road safety
    37 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The chairman of the National Safety First Council. Mr. Milton Tan will clve a talk on "Safety First to pupils of Changkat Changl Secondary School at Its hall on Saturday at 9 ».m.
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    Teenage murderer to be detained
    156 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Hifh Court today ordered a 17 -year-old construction labourer to be detained in prison at the President's pleasure after lidding him guilty of murdering the overseer of a wooden box company. The court was told that Lee Ron Tiong had stabbed One
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    Friday, September 11, 1970 THREE DAY REPRIEVE
    418 12 Friday, September 11, 1970 THREE DAY REPRIEVE Unanimity in the Security Council is so rare that its appeal for the immediate release of over 300 hijack victims held by Palestinian commandos has a force which most of its resolutions luck. The Council's appeal, addressed to all parties, als« called on
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    NEWCOMERS, NEW IDEAS
    279 12 Malaysia and Singapore have done considerable service to the cause of nonalignment. They have cast some healthy doubts on the favourite assumptions among older members of the group about political developments in South-East Asia. Singapore's Prime Minister put the problem in the right perspective when he said
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    SHELL STRIDES ON
    248 12 In July next year Shell's operations on Pulau Bukom will be in their 80th year, clearly going from strength to strength. Work on a new $70 million lubricant plant has begun, not the first but much the biggest Shell already has a $6 million plant at Woodlands
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    Lock icon End of cold war evangelism
    1949 12 TEXT of Siwaepere Prim* Minister Mr. Lm Kuan Yew's iMnn to the non-elignee" tummit conttrtnc* in Lumka en Wedntidey: Direct dialogue between America and Russia creates a new situation for the world's non-aligned with the need to find a new relevance NON-ALIGNMENT wos formulated in
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    LETTER TO THE EDITOR
    79 12 THE telephones of the Overseas Phonograms Service of the Telecommunications Denartment are inadequate for the traffic. It is frustrating dialling th» numbers *****/2 and OT2III/2 and finding them engaged continuously. A busy executive does not I have the time to spend hours trying to get through.
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      11 12 G.M.De SILVA IJIWILLIR8) i.)*. uwhi mn.«. **mm wwfc ■i—ni. i. <mi7mt
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      251 12 HOTEL CONTINENTAL I'LNANCi KOAD-PENANG, MALAYSIA. TEL: 18M1 (It Unee) CABLE: "HOTELCONTT* mMiltmS'r Fully air-conditioned and Uste-XJa^ewt-tV fully decorated rooms and l i»"^fctei suites, all with private bath, O""Ti mZ. W^» self-dial telephone, redltune flt»«— i 1 music. Round the clock room ■I 'ftf mL service and 34-hour Coffee mT^wt 1»
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      Exit Eupoc from growing paper market
      773 13  -  CHAN BONG SOO By \NY post mortem, if carried out, will almost certainly reveal that the causes of failure lie not in the paper manufacturing industry as a whole but rather in Eupoc itself. Industrialists In general feel that somewhere along the line the
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      THE SHARP DROP
      170 13 rE rubber p ice has fallen below the 50--cent mark for the first time since March 13. 1968. The price first moved below the line on Aug. 25, 1967 and took nearly six months to recover. Throughout that period 'the price lifted above the line several times,
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      Pirates hit an industry
      651 13  -  CHEN MLNG KONG By< a year's protection under the Copyright Act, Malaysia's young phonographic industry is still wondering whether it will ever be able to mature properly. Recording pirates are as rampant as they had been a few years ago. In fact, they have become more
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      CITY TALK
      239 13  -  CROESUS I By Base charges AFTER reading a story on Wednesday in the Business Times on charges imposed by offshore oil service bases, Jurong Town Corporation which is operating the Jnrong Marine Base rang op to say that its clients were worried by the reported berthing charges. "Can
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      A 1973 target for first UTA jumbo to Singapore
      515 13  - A 1973 target for first UTA jumbo to Singapore CHUA SENG CHWEE By fJNION de TRANSU PORTS AERIENS (UTA), Fiance's independent airline, will introduce its first jumbo jet a Douglas DC 10-30— to Singapore in June 1973. The giant carrier, which will Ml 251 pas.sengers, is scheduled to fly into
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      82 13 MM Fusan $2.12 -i- .14 Sovran $1.53 +.12 M. Breweries $4.48 +.08 B. Sembawang $2.45 +.06 Fed. Cables $1.42 +.05 Sentosa $1.49 +.U5 S.J. Bus $0.70 J +.044 Mln Ngai $0.87 +.04 B. Kawal $1.29 +.04 I. M. Textile $0.77 i +.02J FALLS Hong Leong $1.21 -.06
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      Straits Times Indices
      36 13 Srpl. 9 Srpl. in Indu-trials: 131.16 BUI Hotels 69.U4 89.37 ProprrMei: 105.87 in:. M Tins: 89.90 89.93 S rubbrri: 113.80 113.8* Hit. SO. 1968 ion Dec. 3<. 1968 101) l)rc. :9. 1963 100
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      132 13 tour money is safe in Australia 1 1 1 V i -^'iWk Registered Mortgapcs on land and buildings have been one of the salcst investments over the years, preferred by careful investors throughout the world lor the past century. Australian Housing Mortgages arc particularly attractive because or the stability of
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      45 13 INSIDE What the new Banking Act ot Singapore means; World exports leap; Marketing column; People In business. Page 14. Company news; Share market report; Weekly rubber review; Commodities. Page 15. Overseas markets London, New York, Melbourne, Hong Kong; Closing prices and business done. Page 16.
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      179 13 Married six weeks and you still reckon you don't need the man from the Prudential? BMQ9 aW"* V Think again.! When the years start slipping by as fast as the weeks, you may wish you'd acted sooner to provide your family with the security they need. The time to do
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    World exports leap by 13 p.c.
    260 14  - World exports leap by 13 p.c. TOM THEKATHYIL By 'pHE latest issue of the 1 International Financ i a 1 Statistics, monthly data bulletin of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), reveals a 13 per cent increase in world exports for the second quarter of this year ovei* the correspoinding period
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    MARKETING
    783 14 Sale campaigns ALL things bright and beautiful, all ideas big and small looking for markets in Singapore and Malaysia this week are goods from foreign manufacturers. Pushing their "braln-chlldren" the hardest are the Australians from Queensland who will offer their wares at an exhibition in Singapore from Sept. 28
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    What the new Banking Act of Spore means
    1304 14  -  S.Y. LEE By UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE PEARLIER this month the Banking Act was passed to provide for the licensing and regulation of banking business in Singapore and to repeal the Banking Ordinance of Malaysia, 1958 which had then been modified in Singapore
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    288 14 SHISEIDO MR. Hideo Okauchi, President of the Board of Directors of Bhlseido, will arrive In Singapore this weekend in the course of a world trip. He will be accompanied by Mr. Izo Awoh. a director of his cosmetic company. The aim of the trip is to visit
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      154 14 TELEPHONE INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. A JOINT VENI U> I THE SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD TELEFONAKTIEBOLAGET L.M. ERICSSON. SWEDEN is looking fora GENERAL MANAGER for their Manufacturing and Sales Company in Jurong, Singapore. To Qualify the applicants must be Not less than 35 years of age Holding a University Degree
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      Sungei Besi perks up again
      311 15 CUNGEI BESI Mines J is starting to show its paces but the improvement in the 1969/70 financial year is only the start. Pretax profits leapt from £11.473 to £91,807. but earnings are still low Associated Mines which manages Sungei Besi Is using a planned assault
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      137 15 HOTEL NEGARA in the six months ended June 1970 saw sales fall back to $1,100,695 from the $1,155,534 achieved in the laM mx months of 1969. However pre-tax profits moved up to $318,395 compared with only $190.--451 and the board believes that first half sales and profits can
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      Exchange rates
      180 15 r pH£ Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Si pt 10 Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound 7.3825 7.3500 7 3376 Australian Dollar 3.4500 3.4100 3 3900 New Zealand Dollar
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        Rubber dull
        348 15 V'LSTERDAY morning's 1 rubber market had a very quiet session with levels keeping about steady, affected by some covering demand lor Prompt One sheets which erased the discount to September paper. The morning session dosed very quiet. The under tone was steadier but the market remained quiet In
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 15 Srpt If. RIBKKR: 491 cU (up half a cent). TIN: 5655.M (up 37 cts). Estimated offering ?:n tons (down IS tons).
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        Tin up a fraction
        177 15 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday Inched up fractionally by 37' 2 cents to $655 per ton on an offering estimated down 15 tons to 270 tons The local gain was minimal compared with the overnight London metal price which perked up £3. The market
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        PRODUCE
        93 15 /MINISI PRODUCE IXCMANCt. 1 SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICE* PER PICUL VESTEROAV. Cstsnut OM: bulk i.M acllcn. drum tMt arller*. C**rs: Mixed < f.0.b.) loose Sept./ Oct. IK Com. f3O B. Pepper: Muntok white Jl»s seller*. Sarawak white l i sellers, special fts.rs.wak black IlSl'i sellers, tarhied Lampoon black Il'M
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        66 15 w»nnii» ru*taa> f U S (U.S. LHHP A6.2S ifc O7S II- .mi 56.43 Sb 40 Hon-iknn .H 'H 1114 Zur,,h i(. 2011 ih 00H V. 10* Jh.lO* f.iu. 16.41 16.50 Spore <l> 1 ■> II CM I'pni' Ml I M H 143 50 (I i i»i».ii pi-
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        PALM OIL
        22 15 In Ixmdon on Wrdnesdsjr tn« price of Malayan 3 per cent September/ October »v f»_", aellera UK $230 Milera Continent
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        Distress selling causes below 50 cents drop
        406 15 AFTER its brave attempt to maintain levels at around 51 cents the market finally succumbed to the liquidation of a weight of September longs followed by some distress selling caused by circulating tenders which broke the market down through 50 cents to be
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      Link-up between HK and Sydney Exchanges
      421 15 CTOCKBPOKERS and bankers in Hong Kong were yesterday able to get up-to-the-minute Sydney Stock Exchange prices by the touch of a button when Sydney became linked to Reuters International Stockmaster network. Brokers, bankers, businessmen and financial editors watched Mr. Philip Searcy. the Australian Government's
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      SPECULATIVE SHARES ACTIVE
      234 15 SPECULATIVE SHARES ACTIVE rtM trading in selective Industrials was tbe feature on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. A switch cf speculative Interest into a few lower priced issues was noted. In most of these the capital structure is small. The very persistent following in Sovran caused a
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      841 15 THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF CHICAGO presently in the process of establishing a Singapore branch requires an EXECUTIVE SECRETARY The ideal candidate will possess considerable experience as an executive secretary, preferably with a bank or American orientpd firm Fluent and rapid English shorthand and typing is required. Good knowledge of
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    CLOSING PRICES
    917 16 810 AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOtt OP BUSINESS IN THE (INCAPORf AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOM* OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE. WITH PRICL MOVEMENTS IN ■RACKETS, VESTEROAV WERE: INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Industrial! Improve while the rest steady. TTRNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock
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    BUSINESS DONE
    993 16 BUSINESS in and reported to the Sinxapore and Kuala Lumpur Iradint rooms of the Stock hiii f yesterday with the number of shares traded shirnn in brackets in lots of I.UUU unless otherwise specified. IMH STRIALS Akan i2> $1.40. (3) $1.42. (1) $1.43 D. (ll $1.45 D. Berjaya
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      Sterling makes a dramatic recovery
      206 16 CTERLING made a dramatic recovery in London when the Bank of England operated a bear squeeze to catch speculators who had been selling sterling short over the past few days. These operators, many of them in the United States, had been selling their sterling holdings,
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      188 16 UONO KONG. Thurs— The market today closed steady after a lower start as renewed buying Interest emerged to push values up on a wide front Whrrlorks, Hutchisons and Lands were among the shares that weakened earlier but recovered subsequently Today a cloalnic prne» in Hong Kirn., dollar* and
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      37 16 ON the tree eiehania market in HonK Kong yesterday the 111 Oelljr m quoted at 6.1021 (or T.T. and I »v for aatri. Stirling waa qucied at 14.50 ion en* ucl seM it HA
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      244 16 WEW YORK. Wed— The marl^ ket closed moderately lower after a see-saw session that Included a brief early afternoon rally Most analysts said the markefs performance underlined Its Internal strength, but also Its need for some consolidation following its recent strong advance Today* <io>in» prices In U8 dollar*
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      275 16 MELBOURNE, Thurs.— Poseidon rose $7 to $84 on a firm market on the Melbourne Btock Exchange today. Trading was characterised by support for speculatives. with a tendency for some prices to turn ba.k under profit-taking towards the end of the day. Wattle dully stood out with a leap of
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      59 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Wednesday 60.«t Tuesday 60.31 Week ago: 60.3S RUBBERS Wednesday 141.1 J Tuesday 140.8* Week ago: 140.48 OILS Wednesday 272.72 Tuesday 272.98 Week ago: 267.72 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 338 8 Tuesday 337.S Week ago: 335» DOW JONES Wednesday 766.43 Tuesday 773.14 Week ago: 756 .64 LONDON DOLLAR PRFMU'M
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      295 16 J ONDON. TMirn. 0.1, were «nk I follow ing the irronit quarter hiuir< from Bl- „(,..1 frtm up ahead or the results hut nHhng on thi- ..nnoiini i-rni-nt of up to were 1 I came off ihr Iwitnin fol- lowinK the interim dividend but re.ll le.l further -n lata
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      587 16 ASSISTANT CHEMIST NESTLE, on Internationol Food Compony with locol manutoctunng interests, offers Malaysian Citizens challenging career in Production. WHAT WE LOOK FOR: A young man who measures up to these requirements: Malaysion Citizen of oge between 25 30 yeors. Diploma in Food Science or Food Technology with a sound knowledge
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      725 16 BKUMPULAN GUTHRIE SON. BERHAD A Technical Assistant is required within the Engineering Services Department QUALIFICATIONS: (l) Malaysian (11) Technical College Diploma In OM Engineering. AGE: Below 30 years i \i'i i; ll m i At least five years sound practical experience in general Civil Engineering Experience ot natrr and pumping
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    Coffee 5 cents dearer but in maxi cups
    264 17 Coffee 5 cents dearer but in maxi cups CINGAPORE, Thurs. From next Wednesday you will get a larger cup of coffee or tea at coffeeshops But it will cost you five cents more. Two coffeeshop owners associations announced this today but maintained that it was not a price hike. A
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    SCSTU to put its own views
    75 17 SCSTU to put its own views SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Chinese School Teachers' Union today said it had its own views on its claims to be .submitted to the Education Ministry for the coming pay talks. In a statement, Its president.. Mr. Tay Boon Too said it had p.it had
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    RADIO BEACONS TO REPLACE RADAR IN REPAIR
    178 17 RADIO BEACONS TO REPLACE RADAR IN REPAIR SINGAPORE. Thurs— Radio beacons will come to the "rescue" of aircraft pilots from tomorrow when workmen start dismantling the $1.2 million surveillance radar at Paya Lebar airport. Pilots will rely more on these Deacons at St. Johns Island and South 1 Johore as
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    Fined for having illicit samsu
    50 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Dailyrated lorry-driver Tan Kirn Teck. 31, was fined $5,000 today for having 16 gallons of illicit samsu and 164 gallons of dutiable mash at Track 35. off Upper Changl Road on May 24. He was also fined $1,000 for having a complete still.
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    MPs due
    67 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A Hi-man delegation from the British Conservative and Labour Parties led by MP. William Deeds, will arrive here from Hongkong on Saturday for a two-day visit. SINGAPORE. Thurs. The British Under-Secretary of State for the Army. Mr lan Gilmour will fly m to Singapore on Saturday.
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    Govt bid to stop rubber price drop
    124 17 Govt bid to stop rubber price drop Xl ALA 1.1 MPI«. Thurs. The Government h1- called an urgent merlin*; with t hi- rubber trade to ilimiin-> "emrro ent'j measures" to arrest the fall in the rubber price In below .">() cents Ib. It will be held here within the next
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    Father, son fined for assaulting musician
    425 17 Father, son fined for assaulting musician SINGAPORE, Thursday VIOLINIST PUNCHED AT A RECORDING STUDIO MAGISTRATE today found the managing director of a recording studio, Arthur CharIn Syinons, 40 and his 21 year-old son I'hillio guilty of assaulting a Pen-ang-born musician, Kam Kee Vong. They were each fined $150. At the
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    Advice to students going to Britain: Get proper papers
    338 17  - Advice to students going to Britain: Get proper papers YEO TOON JOO By I ONDON, Thurs. A Malaysian lawyer in London has advised Malaysians and Singaporeans who plan to study in Britain to "keep to the straight and narrow" when they apply for entry permits and educational seats here. i
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      109 17 It goes under the name of Coffret But it is not only that. *j It blends soups, vegetable and fruit juices, drinks and gravy and, Mk as if that were not enough for $18, it also grinds coffee, nuts 7W and spices. It's jot two bigger brothers. No. 2 incorporates
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      130 17 Beauty is one good reason for buying Starlite Venetians... but there are 9 reasons more: Slat "crimp" for extra strength and Exclusive "Cord-Lock" for complete complete closure cor d safety All-aluminium headrail and bottom- On|y Staf|it venetianB f#atur One-piece bottomrail for greater r 9 na i, partBt °,I thtm c
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      663 17 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 5 O AA P.M. Opening and General Hospital; 3.24 For «3»Wv the Family English 1; 3.50 Diary of Events in Singapore This Week; 3.55 It's Happening in Singapore irepeati; 4.15 Day of Our Lives; 4.35 Close. C CC Opening and Lucky Dip; 6.30
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      310 17 CHANNEL 3 *J AA P.M. Programme summary; 3.02 Juara KuriJ.W gan 70; 3.50 The Beverly Hillbillies Possum Day; 4.15 Banana Splits; 5.0S Lassie The Gentle Tiger; 5.36 The Three Stooges Out West; 5.55 Programme summary. ft AA News Pole Amai-amai. 6.51 Peter Ounn W»UW see No Evil; 7.15 The Good
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      78 18 a fa^^^SBBBB^^MBHaB|aBBBBBBBBBBB^BJSBBBBBMaa^BHBja|aBBBBB^BBBBHMi ""^t Jf~ ~^V IBB OIaMaSHI^HHftV^^^HMI dl^Hp||^^^HßH \'^^L^ j M sssd^^^B. M C^^B dl I ■F^b^^S '^s^-^m*. 4t^* Sole X I KUANTAN: LOO BROTHER SCO Tel 287 t 11-—I QfiN Rrin I MALACCA: MINSOON MOTORS SDN. BHD, Tel. 06-3443 I KUALA TRENGGANU: UNION MOTORS. Tel 450 I eni; >
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      5 18 CITY MOTORS (SDN) BERHAD SUPPLEMENT
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      Firm plans to expand in a big way
      347 18 Firm plans to expand in a big way THE success story of City Motors, began in ;i modest wav in Ipoli and Pefafing Jaya branch in 1965. It was started to spread Foo Vat Kai Sons Sdn. Berhad's business, which was then dealing purely in finance, mining, real estate and
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      Motoring ace sets a new mark
      136 18 When Albert Poon (left) took the Alfa Romeo GTA to victory at the Royal Perak "200" at the Tasek Industrial site in Ipoh week ago, he achieved something unequalled in motor racing. The Managing Director of Milan Motors in Hong Kong, agents for Alfa
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      and vision bring them success...
      322 18 and vision bring them success HTHE Board of Dlrec--1 tors of City Motors is a star studded one. Their credentials cover m»ny fields, from mining, automobile rngineerlns, real property, planting to finance and pawn -brokerage. They are an enterprising lot, who by sheer foresight, faith in themselves, their country and
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        58 28 George Racz, leader of the Hungarian Gypsies, plays every night at Cafe Allegro, in mad gypsy style. Try it with our Continental food and wines, or dancing cheek to cheek by candlelight. What romance is ail about is in the way the gypsies play. George Racz and his Hungarian Gypsies
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        140 28 Late CLASSIFIEDS 20 words $20 00 I minimum) ■J II PI A Proof These are the facts on M Ao I VI U n t r he Mor s h 8 c d Compare them. You will find— LLLD Morris has more to offer VJ I LIT in every way.
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    Impressive tring of the Alf as
    389 19 Impressive tring of the Alf as THE name of Alfa Romeo has been firmly established among motoring greats. This reputation of the marque is based on a history of prewar and post-war racing successes achieved by a long line of high performance cars. The successes achieved by the Alfa Romeo
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    Mechanic becomes manager
    81 19 lit ß. I.im Seng Chye, has just been An old boy of the Penang Free appointed the Regional Mana- S ho »J'. M Lim has been associatW F Ed with the motor trade for more ger, based in Penang Branch of than 40 years. City Motors, which
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    THESE CARS PROVIDE ALL THE COMFORT...
    107 19 THESE CARS PROVIDE ALL THE COMFORT TOP: AN ALFA ROMIO 1750 BIRUNA. Thrt .UfMly 4«flti»4 AM* with li 9 kt aluminium alky titflrra, twin overhead camshaft*, twin circuit brake lyiram, Mrve OMittad di«c brakes en all 4 wfcaab, sodium cooled valves developing 132 bhp with interior seating comfort. It is
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      37 19 WHEN CASTReL WINS.. YOU WIN! ~jfcfcVJttfl bMß^^^^^t^^^^^^B^l^B '^^B Wan I^^ I !SS^Z^.T BLJWBW-^^^^^M I W%^fe vtw ~W iXfl^H i»rr! I^^^ AMI B^B^alß^B^BTa^Bl B^B^^BB^B^V^ I I B^^dV^^pC J^~ t wß^ bVWbMNbPVVP'PV'^B^V^ .^MBR.'^fa^fc|^U*-t iilt m«Ja^T b^b^bTbTbTb^b^bV C^a^P \.^f^B l|l|A|M|^|i^^^B^^S
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    WITNESS: I'M STILL A BIT NERVOUS Court told of errors in evidence
    1029 20  - WITNESS: I'M STILL A BIT NERVOUS Court told of errors in evidence 001 CHENG GAIK -By -Johore Bahru, Thurs.— WITNESS in the Esther Chan murder trial today told the High Court that he had made some mistakes in his evidence, but could not remember how many. Mr. Anthony Joseph, 24,
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    3-day hearing for woman on cheating charge
    79 20 IPOH. Thurs. The special president of the Sessions Court here. Mr. E. E Sin. today flxed Sept. 16. 17 and 18 (or the hearing of a case in which a woman clerk in the Perak Btate Treasury. Amolopava Mary Packianathan. 23. faces, three
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    Retires at 60
    36 20 TELUK ANSON. TtIUTS. .!i Wong Kong Hin. 60. a teacher In th» San Mm Prrimary School has retired aft*r 35 years' service. He taught for 13 years in Brunei and 22 y<"xrs herr
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    THREE PHASE FACTORY PLAN FOR PRAI, BATU TIGA
    346 20 TUALA LUMPUR, j Thurs. The Malaysian Industrial Estates Sdn. Bhd. has a three-phase development programme to build 49 duplex-type factory units on a 25--acre site at Batu Tiga and 55 factories on a 27-acre site at Prai. This was disclosed by the
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    Man gets 18 months jail for having revolver
    152 20 Man gets 18 months jail for having revolver 1/ UA L A LUMPUR, Thurs. —An insurance clerk, Heng Kuong. 27, was today jailed lor 18 months for illegally possessing a revolver and five rounds of ammunition. Hen*, of Jalan Post Office. Kota Bharu. pleaded guilty to two charges of keeping
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    School prize giving day
    47 20 PARIT BUNTAR. Thurs. The Methodist Secondary School here will hold Its annual open day and prize giving tomorrow. The Raja Kechll Besar or Perik. Brigadier Raja Lope Rashld bin Raja Abdul Rahman, who is the Knan Territorial chief, will give away the prizes
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      27 20 Get up §11 and go Is VIMTO ill fruit flavour I^B Bottled by the LION group of companies under licence from J. N. NICHOLS (VIMTO) LTD., ENGLAND.
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      213 20 VeueCa/t IF 5 COURAGE fvl CONFIDENCE gtfM LEADERSHIP "SS 10 ways v— the Dale Carnegie Coarse helps men tod women: c Acquire po««e ana eonfioenea c Speak iffecttvely Sell yourMlf »nd you Be tt youi bnl «itn any |'tx») Remembet names Think ma ipeak on xx# tM*. Control tear irxt
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      264 20 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 7. Wanders aimlessly. drudges 1. Irrevocably pro bono— et **\ng at hand t7. publlco? iS 4 > 8) Jm <»b» ladder? 16, 2. 5). 10. 11, JO, That boisterous 10 Want bees? Can arrange tt political agent. .i3. 4. a. 4, XI, 5). 1*- Ironworks? On
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      1086 21 io Liverpool two oTm» u.r continental p I'.erpcjl. Gl»|o« Sl|t 13 Sip' 14 ir.iV Lnyipool. Glilio* Stpl 7? Sill 2) icSSii issuciSSSl sm Mtt > j PITROCLUS Liverpool, Gllstow. nn ■1> n.i i< S« ci.^::. 11l Si v pYIMMIa *>°""OUIh 1,.,-pcoi. fct 11 Od 14 Oct I S/ |J .Tit
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      1162 21 a I kjllL y i t M LA L*J Mk V r*^U PS Mm tit iimmm^^^^Mk VIA CASABLANCA DIRECT TO HAMBURG IN 33 DAYS. P. S'rarr Pen»ng Smgipi iIIBINS fOR: tw. 1-J H Dun Brrnv ft'Sim/A'CM "»«0«l» Suit! la Part Sept 12, 14 ti burg. A*rhjs. CMgen. SIINA St«t 21/21
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      1270 21 txmss sehvice 10 lowdon, iwrpool cowrmtwrn pwts BENATTOW ffiSL SS BENMHOR fM SI g3 It S'hjm Pfnmi Rotterum l«» II Sept II 22 Sept 21 2S Sept 21, 27 Hamburg NM JJ Singapore S haa PtftMß BENREOCh luiiOun, Hamourg S«fl 21 2) lINEDIN Havie. Art.erp, Bremen! Mr. bug, Mtu ktftllll
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      1241 21 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. Ne« io'* Penani P S Mm S pot Kiniste*) ULYSSES Sailet Sept 21 Sept 21 MANIAUY SailM Sift 17 Sift 21 SuUO He I maron sails Sept i| Oct 11 let II He KYOTO Sails Sipt2l M H Ht 11 Nat 2
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      1124 22 YP KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. West Australia Singapore Japan Servica Fremmtle Smgspon Yokkaichi Nagoya Y'hama Kobe Swaaea Mara" 24 Sept IB Sipt 7 Oct B Oct 12 Oct "Bitjira Mara 24 Oct M Oct 7 Nn B Nat 12 Nn East Coast U.S.A. Straits Service Near N. York Bait. Charleston
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      990 22 -fc*_»*-i_* -> TO NEW ZEALAND Loads Penang p. S'nam Sintaport Hi: BtMOIA 2BSept 21 Sapt 22/21 Sipi tuck. Ouna. Lytt *m. FROM NEW ZEALAND ™*"Otic S'pcri P. Sham renang Laaling tar. BOMBtlf Sailel lack. 25 laf II Sept 24 Sept 21 Sipt Calcutta CrIAKDINA Sails Aack 3 Od 17 Oct
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      1020 22 LINES UD. U iiMcomciuawmiHimtyMucormsa*Pom) ICB BUILDING. 2 SHEMTQN VW aNGAPORE 1. TEL *****3-7. U.K. tUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE, A'WERP, BREM. Siniapors P. Sham i><nin| krrnu NEPTUNE TOPH 11. 17 Stpl 11/20 Slit 21/22 Sipt L'don 18 10. H'bui| 22/10. R'dirn 24/10. Havre 26/10. A'arcrp iO.IO. B
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      759 22 SCINDIA (SEr) »NES PACIFIC NORTH WEST SERVICE— loading For LO» ANGELES. SAN DIEGO. SAN FRANCISCO. TACOMA. VANCOUVER |.C. Penant P. Sham Singapore l_ Anfein "JALARATNA" 21 31 Sept V 2 Oct 1/ 5 Oct B Nei ■lALARASNMI" Jl 31 Oet OCt 11/1 NM 2/ 4 Nil B BOS IST CLASS
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      983 23 Til rt >inßapore Authont> laygea rro»p--it>. «up.na* annoiincrd thr follow in- SSSSST*!-, Oa 1 M*dtium*u, brrthin, arrangf-mr/iU for Sept. 11. b_b*_b> Io or OlraM p d ll OUT: M'nnlliria 1/v cio— i Hn.»i ******"> ttesosi Montlcallo victory. I Kt.ni 10/11 Yub_ KUr" 12 w_-__ iW-S H.ppylsnd pBS IH tMHj, \umr.
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      738 23 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ANNIVERSARIES, ANMUNCEMENTS. lIRTNS. CIUI ACTIVITIES. CONOOLtNCIS BEATHS ENGAGEMENTS FUNERALS. GREETINGS, IN MEMORIAM MARRIAGES MISSINC. PERSONAL, P.P.C RIIUIEMS t REUNIONS. Ratt. Mis, sis* S2I ftr II wtrfi, till attitnul -trf SI.N AllQtktf CltmHtf Atttrliiffsli: Mitiati* J7 SlJtf IS **rlt. tKk atiilntal atrl H.cntl. StrtitiTititt Iti Strtict citrt< SI.M. A<iknowlt_|tnanti OR.
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      550 23 VACANCII* FOR electronic tecnaici ana qualification*: <a) Singapore Polytechnic T*C— b ilcians Diploma (electronic*) (b) H.S.C. with physics A math*. Duties: To assist In electronic laboratory for development, tut general engineering «ork* Reply statins experience, salary expected on* recent passion photograph (non-returnable i to Kinabalu Industries (Pte.) Ltd. Room A.
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      856 23 WANTID rwo MECHANIC* iv Hotel capital. Kola Kinabalu Sabah. to do maintenance of Hotel Air-coodiuoner*. Lift T.V. and Heater Boiler*, etc. Apply with reference* and photo to Manager Hotel Capital P.O. Boa 1223 Kota Kinabalu. Babah. SICRITARY RECEPTIONUT RE QUIRED at Specialist Clinic tt Orchard Road Temporary approximately for 3
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      857 23 PLACE YOUR ADS. £jw£\ THROUGH OUR C.A.T.S. •^•1 PHONE STORE *****1 \OAXSJ REQUIRED FINALE OUALIFIEO TEACHER to teach 3 primary students English and National Language i times a week at night. Appiy P.O. Bos 1134 S'por*. TWO AMAHS FOR COOKING, cleanIng. wa-hing. Australian rarer.y. Live-in Oood wag**, and conditions. 4.
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      967 23 CRANCI ROAD lurmsncd tut. J s*t> room. m. kiic pirquct flooring. Pl»a». a, Sporr *****S during ofßct Boura. DETACH.. BUNGALOWS Sixth Avrnur unfurnlstwd 11.000/- furnished ***** Cltmrntl Park unfurn sh«l f 1.400'. 400'- furnish*) *****/-. Binjn Park furnish*! 12.000/-. Otl Tiong Him Park furnlsrird 12.500-. S por» 1V***** *****7. KATONO
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      1088 23 BEAUTIFUL PROPIRTY la Mlnjal Park Oti 17 uuu wq.n. Attrmctiv* J- Red -room split-l«v*l. single storey bungalow in vacant ro*ss»*l*-. mlerior garde— large patio And actnio uopica- garden Tip-top oooditiua •ad fuii> furnished. Move la tor $27&,uuu/- Oenuin* buyers oaly. Phone (B'pore) M)OS4V any day attar 2 p.n D*_nlt*ly oo
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      699 24 Education (ICRSTARIAL COURSI FOR CIRLS Rapid Course; BUrtlos ."tftfmMr Rmlster sarly Raja's Colics*. 21SD Chanfl Road *****5H). Raja's Kafflss Pls.cs S'por* (*****/*****0). V RADIO SKRVICINO COURSES, prmctlcal training method from amplifiers, radio to I.C. applications, 0.C.1, (opp. Rex Theatre) 13-B. Mackenzie Road 8' port. INORTHAND BECINNCR'S CLAM ttPTEMBER 1970 DURATION
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      823 24 WEEKLY ECONOMIC PLICHTS. London bookinKs KITA 4?R Cross strn-t Spore ***** K.L. *****. Philately VISIT VIJAVA ENTERPRISES at Wsssiamuil s 33 Htgn Street Spore for sump hunting and for your Philatelic requirements. Lighthouse stockbook. Bawid Strips and accessories. Tel: Spore *****. VALUATION. SUV, SELL, exchange stamps, philatelic problems, phone: V
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      908 24 I the MING SHOP* at 438. Orchard I Road and Fitzpatrlek's Arcade, I Singapore, Bare an attractive colri.on ol Onyx Gift Items. ANTIQUE brass beds single. douMe I beautifully reconditioned. SI3O. llsu. I 44. Chestoul Drive. Spore 23. weekends also. BUYING SELLING all kind electrical and other used goods. Kar-Lim
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      884 24 I SALON CATALINA Air-Condltlonedl welcome Ladles Gentlemen 319 A River Valley Road .opposite Killtney Koad i Singapore *****8. MODERN MASSAGI, Oryheat. InfraRays Ssuna/Steambatb S7-A. Victuna !»'reei Comer Bras Basal) Road, ***** spore. MARTINA'S SALON 11A Cairnhlll Circle Spore Massage, Saunaiiath/ Umt s hair-styling ***** Spore. JEAN'S AIRCONOITIONED SALON Steambath Massage
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      515 24 South-East Asia's leading printing organisation wishes to engage two PRODUCTION SUPERVISORS for their Singapore operations. Candidates should be familiar with most of the modern printing techniques including lithography, photomechanical reproduction, composing and printing management and would have some formal technical qualifications and several years of supervisory experience Duties include supervision
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      400 24 MAJLIS BANDARAYA GEORGE TOWN, PULAU PINANG Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-jemput darlpada Warga Negara Malaysia untok jawatan yang berikut:— Pembantu Prrtadbiun Dalam Majlis Bandaraya (1) Tan«»iajl $430 x 20 470/548 x 28 $744 (Bahaglan II) $790 x 28 $1,014 ißahagian I) Gajl mula bergantong kaparia kelayakan2 dan pengalaman. (2) Kelayakmn2 Ijazah Undang2
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      539 24 *H f*% B\ ljWii POLICE CONSTABLE (WOMEN) Qualifications: Cambridge School Certificate/ G.C.E. or equhalent. Between 18 and 25 years of age and of good character. Sound health, at least .v 2 in iielgnt, 100 lbs. in weicht and normal u-ioi, (without spectacles). Salary: ($165 X 7 .50 SlBO X 9
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    38 25 In memory of our drarly Iwlovrd Mil I)KH> PATKK IA I OIK/ who left us Middrnh on II I A rr<|Uirm high mi« ell br sunt Mi 17.5.11** at St. Louis Chuirh Kluanf al 5 pm.
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      108 25 PERTH, Thurs. Maurice Pestana, nearly 56, is still tackling hard and low and nipping past his opponent like a will o' the wisp. The former Penang and Malaysia scrum-half has remained active in rugby since he came with his family to settle here in
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      PUNCH ENGAGED
      30 25 iy| ALAYSIAN Thomas Cup player Punch Gunalan and Vijeyakumari announced their engagement in Kuala Lumpur at the weekend. Vileyakumari is the daughter of retired police officer K.K. Filial
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      182 25 NEW YORK. Thur» The world's top women tennis players, seeking paniv with their male counterpart in tournament prize money, have pulled out of America's Micond richest tournament, the Pacific South West Open. American Rosemary Casals, announcing the players' decU'ons. said that Instead they would
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      Lock icon Kent take advantage
      99 25 LONDON. Thurs Kent, heading for the English county cricket title, took full advantage of the limited play In their match agali st thirdplaced Surrey yesterday. Qusty v. aids and heavy ram cut play down to less than three hours but during that time Kent. 21 points clear
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      Newport 47-0
      43 25 LONDON. Thurs Result* of Rugby Union matches played last nirtu. Brauford 14 Roundh:iv 19. Cardiff 6 Bristol 6: Giouces'or 3 Pontvpool 0: Newport 47 Cross Kn.« n Notts 14 Rugby 14: laracfn* 6 Richmond <v Torquay Ath I Newton 5. Reuiex.
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      PELE ASKS FOR $21,600 A —MONTH_
      121 25 PELE ASKS FOR $21,600 A MONTH RIO DE JANEIRO. Than. Brazilian sorrrr star Pele ha* iskrd for »2 1.600 a month in pay and honutr* in a nrw contract, a former official of Santos < lub said in an Interview publiihcd ynterday. Pele's previous dealings with Santos were a closely
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      335 25 Manchester City in shock defeat LONDON. Thurs. EngUsb Football Lcagu» Cup holciers Manchester City were beaten 2-1 by lowly Second Division Carlisle In the second round of the Cup here last night. A goal from City's Eng- land forward Francis Let wci.s not enough v the holders bowed out. following
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    HOlder Vo begins with 6-0 6-0
    720 26  - HOlder Vo begins with 6-0 6-0 M. RAHMAN 6y CIXTEEN foreign players failed to turn up for the Malaysian Open tennis championships, resulting in a glut of walkovers on the opening day at the Kuala Lumpur padang yesterday. The absentees included Australian John Bartlet (seeded No. 3 in the men's
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    Fighting Saints set to be champs
    307 26 Fighting Saints set to be champs CT. ANDREW'S are set to win the National Schools Overall rugby championship when their junior team beat St. Joseph's Institution 27-3 (three goals, one dropped goal and three tries to a penalty) in the junior semifinals at People's Association yesterday. Raffles Institution now lead
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    SOSC meet for last time today?
    283 26  - SOSC meet for last time today? ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE Olympic and Sports Council will meet today to amend its constitution to give way to the Singapore National Olympic Council. Inche Othman Wok. the president, will preside at today's meeting to be held at the Ministry of Social Affairs at
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    Vigilantes to make strong bid for Cup
    243 26 Vigilantes to make strong bid for Cup VGILANTE Corps will field four State players in a bid to win the PoliceMilitary knockout soccer Cup when they meet Singapore Armed Forces in the nnal at Jalan Besar stadium tonight at 7.30. Leading the Vigilante challenge is former State fullback Freddie Chew,
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    World netbail champs to play in Singapore
    190 26 World netbail champs to play in Singapore NEW ZEALAND, tne world netbail champions, will lour Singapore next month for two matches, against the state side and the Under 235. SWNA secretary Lauia Khan said yesterday. Miss Khan said the New Zeuiaiider.s. who will be passing through on their way to
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    IA fail to keep date
    57 26 YESTERDAYS Singapore Hockej Associations Under-23 match at Balestier Road between Combined Schools and Indian Association was not played because the Indians failed to raise a side. The Schools and the umpires turned up. SHA secretary S. Yogarajah said:" If will be up to tournament committee
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    Champs—sea children
    251 26  - Champs sea children KHO MAN POH By PULAU Sekijang Pelepah Maiay School, which trained their boys and girls in the rough seas around Lazarus Island, yesterday swept the board in the Radin Mas District Primary Schools swimming meet at River Valley Road. Spearheading the school's triumph was Abdul Rahman bin
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    Results
    391 26 Results. Boys division: 50m freestyle: 1 Abdul Rahman b. Marood 2 Mohammed Belah Kasan 3 Victor Aw 35 4; 50m breaststroke: 1 Ser Lip Yong 2 Tan Poh Soon 3 Lee Cnoon Bock 47.9; 50m backstroke: 1 R. Rahman Marood 2 Victor Aw 3 Chug Wah Keong 46.2 (reo;
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    Three wins, record by Russell Boon
    360 26 RUSSELL BOON yesterday won three events to help St. An- i drew's Junior School win the overall championship at the McNalr District Primary Schools swimming meet at Amber Road yesterday. Russell won the "A" division 100 m freestyle In a record 1 27 5
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    Duffy Dyer puts Mets in tie with Pirates
    214 26 Duffy Dyer puts Mets in tie with Pirates NEW YORK Thurs. Duffy Dyer's two-run single In the sixth Inning gave the New York Met.s a 3-1 victory last night after the Philadelphia Phillies won the first game 3-2 of the doubleheader on pinchhitter Willie Montanez's ninthinning single The split, plus
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    Ten-length winner
    52 26 LONDON. Thurs Odds-on favourite Parmella today won for her ow-rer Lord Howard de Weldor. f 4.472 In ;he Park Hill Stakes for three-year-old fillies run over 14f at Donca.ster Parmella iSardy Barclay), who started at 11 to 8. beat outsider Tore Santa (G. Cadwaldan. 100-6, by 10 lengths.
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    Warning by fed-up coaches
    251 26 Warning by fed-up coaches NATIONAL .soccer coache* Harith Omar and Yap Boon Chuan are fed up with the poor attendance of the 26 selected players at centralised training for the Kings Cup tournamentin Bangkok in November. Since training began last Monday, the two coaches did not get a full turn
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      45 26 BADMINTON— SBA national championships Guillemard Rd 8 p.m. i S«»t< f a*tw chilrirei. v Police children iJn. Besar 6 ptn.i: Pollce-MID nnal: Safsa v Vigllnntp Corps (Jn. Besar 7.30 p.m. i. swimming— National Primary Schools. Njwiiii District sneei < River Valley Rdi GOLF— Club championship (Keppeli
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    Magic Jim shows speed
    455 27 RACING with Epsom Jeep §TABLEMATES Copperplate and Magic Jim, who fought out a close finish at Ipoh last month, will renew rivalry in the Class 1 top division sprint (Race 5) at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Both worked well yesterday. Magic Jim ran 3f in 36sec
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    Scratchings
    81 27 OORSES withdrawn when acceptances closed yesterday for the Kuala Lumpur ifliT.- SATI lU>\l—ltaie Stranger In Farad,.sP. Kare 3: Shelford Praic. lUoe 4: Chaii nanu. H.indion.c XI Bull MarkPt: Rare 5: Jasbo Harlniiiu; Race G: Lettrr of Credit. Ultraman: Race 7: Sprint Missile St.NU.Vi—Kate 2: Arrow Heart. Ka.e 3: The
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    Breeder's Dream triumphs in 'Champagne'
    98 27 LONDON. Thurs. Breeder's Dream, ridden by Fiankie Durr, won the Champagne stakes for two-year-olds over 7i in a thrilling finish at Uonca«ter yesterday. Breeder's Dream (4-1) beat the 6-5 on favourite. Guillemot, ridden by Lester Plggott. by a neck. AgiuWr, Sandy Barclay up. was two
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    Kops for Japan
    43 27 COPENHAOEN. Thurs. Erland Kops. the Danish badminton star, will leave for three-week trip to japan next Saturday. "I've been Invited to coach their young players and will al.so play in a couple of tournaments. said Kops. 23. •even-times All-England cham-
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    305 to attend Asian Racing Confab
    182 27 305 to attend Asian Racing Confab A TOTAL of 305 deleA gates and observers from 15 countries will attend the ninth Asian Racing Conference starting on Sept 18 in Kuala Lumpur. Tcngku Abdul Rahman will open the conference at the Dewan Tengku Abdul Rahman. The countries taHnu part are Australia.
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    Clay will take on Quarry
    51 27 NEW YORK Thur». roitncv world heavyweight boxitu champion Ca&sius Clay and Jerry Quarry will sign contract*. heir today to meet in a 15--round bout in Atlanta on October 2« The tight kl expected to be (.eon on cUwed circuit television in theatre* across the country.
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    Lee: How to make advanced nations take us seriously
    807 28  -  CHEONG YIP SENG: By Lusaka, Thursday TEXT OF MR. LEE'S SPEECH: PAGE 12 DEVELOPING countries must show they have the determination. stamina and organisational ability to make the most of their own natural and human resources il they wanl the developed
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    BIG OVATION FOR VIET LEADER AT LUSAKA
    181 28 BIG OVATION FOR VIET LEADER AT LUSAKA LI SAKA, than. Vietcong leader Madame Nguyen Thi Binh received a thunderous ovation at the non-aligned summit here today when she put her side's rise against the Initid Stales Madame Kinh. Foreign Minister of the Vietcong's provisional revolutionary eovcrnnient of South Vietnam, was
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    26 28 Hijacked VC-1 0 takes off from Beirut THE HIJACKED VC- 10 takes off from Beirut yesterday after refuelling as a Lebanese soldier stands guard —AP photo
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    Convent pupils in 'white i pills' riddle
    231 28 Convent pupils in 'white i pills' riddle j CINGAPOHE. rinirs. 13 Two Secondary Two pupils Of the Katong Convent went into severe giddy spells in class on Tuesday It is believed ihi- yirls became ill after taking some "white pills' during recess time The pill.s are believed to n.mtain morphine.
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    34 Viets killed
    20 28 SAIOON. Thur.s Ameiltai. and South Vietname.-*- troop*, yesterday uncovered two Vletcon* munitions caches and killed 34 guerillas
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    SMUGGLING CAUSES DROP IN IMPORTS
    80 28 BANGKOK rhurs Malaysia's imports of rice have dropped from 6.822 tons in July to 2.425 tons last month because of a sharp increase in smuggling. Thai Economic Affairs Ministry sources said today The sources disclosed that the grain was being smuggled from southern Thai provinces
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    BAN ON IMAGES
    62 28 BANGKOK. Thurs. Th« Bangkok World reported today police have banned the sale <v Buddha images to teenagers "because of schoolboys' beliefs that the images render them invulnerable." Such beliefs "induce the students In engage in bit iles with pistols and sharp weapons without fear," the newspaper quoted
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    Death
    19 28 CHAN MOONC MOONC .it.ii :10. pnmvd uw-iy on !<•.!• W ll i..n. ■crcmban tori* I rondolcnCM from VC.S.O.S.A. S«rtinl...ii.
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