The Straits Times, 14 September 1970

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times. Estd. 1845 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1970 15 CENTS KD.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Lock icon Front is now suspended
    1170 1 Front is now suspended Guerilla split over blow-up of planes THE Palestine Guerilla Central Committee today suspended the Popular Front for blowing up the three hijacked airliners yesterday. This wus disclosed in the Fatah newspaper. journal of the committee. The paper said the Fronl blew up the planes niter the
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    Lock icon BOAC and BEA resume services to Beirut
    104 1 BOAC and BEA resume services to Beirut LONDON. Sun. Britain's two State-owned international airlines, BOAC and BKA. announced that they h.id resumed their services to Beirut. The services were suspended after the hijacking of three aircraft which eventually were blown up in the Jordanian desert yesterday by guerillas. The first
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    Plea to press
    38 1 ROME. Sun Pope Paul urged npwsp;i|« r Milan around the world today to Mem the present flood of pornographic publications, which he said was unprecedented in the history of the press. New York Times service.
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    Tengku arrives in Bangkok
    164 1 BANGKOK, Sunday npENGKU Abdul Rahman arrived here today to 1 start his first and last official visit to Thailand after an overnight private visit to the northern capital of Chiengmai. 1 The Tengku was accompanied on the northern trip by his wife and daughter and Thai
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    500 perish in floods
    58 1 NEW DELHI. Sun Nearly 500 persons were reported to have died tn Hoods brought on Dy six days of torrential rain over Oujarmt state this month. The Statesman newspaper said the death* were due mainly to drowning and destruction of houses In floods It estimated damage
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    Lock icon Smokes age the lungs
    67 1 SYDNEY. Bun. Cigarette smoking appears to age a person's lungs prematurely by about 10 years, a world authority on the ageing process said here. President of the International Association of Oeronotology, Dr. Nathan Shock, said research showed however that six to 18 months after a person
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    Lock icon He tried to 'hijack' a policeman
    97 1 NEW YORK. Sun. A < man tried to "hijack" a policeman at knilrpoint today by jumping on his back and shouting -lake me to Cuba." Policeman M c I v i n Lasky suffered cuts to his face but subdued the would-be traveller, 22--year-old
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    Candy man who sells pills to 3 schools
    655 1 Candy man who sells pills to 3 schools SINGAPORE. Sun JJE sells sweets and "apoins" for 10 cents A katoo of ganja for $1 and a little white pill for 30 cents. School students from three different schools have bought his wares And from last week his main product were
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    Typhoon kills 115 in Philippines
    122 1 Typhoon kills 115 in Philippines MANILA. Sun. Typhoon Georgia left 115 people dead and more than 130 Injured In her wake when she cut a wide swath of death and destruction through the heart of Luzon Island during the week, the Philippine News Service iPNS> reported today. FNS said the
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    $50,000 blaze at rattan factory
    186 1 $50,000 blaze at rattan factory SINGAPORE, Mon. A rattan factory and a bungalow were destroyed in a blaze at 12.45 a.m. today in Joo Chiat Road. Three other homes near the factory wen: partially burnt and at least nine people were believed to have been made homeless. About $50,000 worth
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    Lock icon Cairo leaders welcome Lee at airport
    60 1 Cairo leaders welcome Lee at airport CAIRO. Sun. Singapore Premier Mr. Lee Kuan Yew arrived here today on a two-day official vi.-.it. He was greeted at the airport by Vice-President Anwar Sadat. Youth Minister Mr. Mohammed Safleddln Abdul-Ezz, Cairo Governor, Mr. Waguih Abaza and other high officials. Mr. Lee will
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    Ceylon breaks Lusaka accord
    82 1 COLOMBO. Bun. Ceylon will continue to sell her tea to South Africa despite the decision of the non-aligned nations conference In Lusaka to sever economic and other ties with South Africa. Plantation Ministry sources -aid today. The sources were commenting I on fears expressed by the
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    209 1 3 a.m. ROUNDUP ISRAEL HOLDS FRONT LEADERS RELATIVES TEL AVIV. Sun. Israel officially announced today It had detained 450 Arabs, including 80 women, from the occupied territories and tuaally well-informed sources said thry wmi Id be held as counterhostages for detained airline passengers in Jordan. An Army spokesman said the
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      21 1 The National Newspaper an invitation to better typing Olivetti Editor electric typewriters Otvvtti (Mauvtia) Mn. ■•rnad.'MMm. OftvMti (SmgapoiW Limtod W 23M1
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      Sayonara to Asia's first world fair
      129 2 the first exposition to make a profit, estimated at somewhere between 5.000 million Ten and 10.000 million Yrn. A Government committee will decide on what is to be done with the money and the Expo site. 0 Picture; Hosts and hostesses of the pavilions
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      Tate case: Watson to be formally -charged
      189 2 Tate case: Watson to be formally -charged- LOS ANGELES. Sun. Charles D. "Tex" Watson, who successfully fought extradition from Texas to California for 10 months. appeared In the Superior Court yesterday and was ordered to return on Sept. 28 for formal Indictment in thr slaying* of Sharon Tate and six
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      M-East gloom over 25th UN Assembly
      313 2 THE critical Middle 1 East situation is expected to cast a shadow over Tuesday's opening meeting of the U.N. General Assembly's 25th session. As delegates began assembling for the threemonth milestone session, word came that the U.S. Secretary of State Mr. William Rogers had
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      Lock icon Biggest crumb rubber factory in Indonesia
      76 2 lAKARTA. Sun. IndoJ nesia has built Its biggest crumb rubber factory at Aek Nabara in north Sumatra, an Agriculture Ministry spokesman said today The factory was inaugurated ny Agriculture Minister Dr. Tojtb Hadi- widjdja during the weekend. The factory, capable ol producing 250.000 tons
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      440 2 Mizushima is the smallest developing nation on earth. J§F If you classify steelworks like countries, we forged ahead with Chiba: the first integrated at 6300t d capacity; Japan's largest continuous of 80kg high-tensile, easy-weldable steel. Chiba is the world's most advanced nation. works built in post-war Japan. casting machine; 160-inch
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    Lock icon 800 m... and a jet disappears
    477 3 800 m and a jet disappears Why hijackings are down in US while they continue to rise in rest of the world WASHINGTON, Sun. The number of airliner hijackings in the United States has almost halved in the past year while similar incidents in the rest of the world have
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    Lock icon Varsity develops new weapon to fight cancer
    204 3 Varsity develops new weapon to fight cancer STANFORD, (California), Sunday. §TANFORD University announced yesterday a promising new cancer weapon that uses sub-nuclear particles fired at diseased tissue by a new linear accelerator. The method was an- nounced at the dedication of the million-dollar Paul A. Bissinger Centre for Radiation Therapy
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    Lock icon FIRST MOON SHOT IN A YEAR BY RUSSIA
    130 3 FIRST MOON SHOT IN A YEAR BY RUSSIA \IOSCOW. Sun. The Bovlet Union yesterday launched its first moon shot for over a year to study earth's nearest neighbour In space. Tass said the unmanned crait Luna 16. was launched at 1626 Moscow time (1326 GMTt. but gave no Indication whether
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    3 Reds killed
    31 3 NEW DELHI Sun Three Naxah t comnumsu were killed in a oattle with police on Friday in Nallmah forest in Eastern Andhra Pradesh State, it was reported tod<<y
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    His 112 th snake bite
    41 3 FLORIDA. Sun. Veteran snake handler William Haast was in ritual condition yesterday, suffering from hia 112 th snake bite. Mr. Haast. owner of the Miami Serpentarium, was bitten by a Malayan pit viper at bis laboratory—UPl.
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      143 3 Security is seeing 1% y^ children itfjJl healthy... M* W •*J^ x Jjf y His eating well at home is a re assuring sight. Prepare him for a good life ahead. Parents V who know the secret to a sound mind 'N i v and active body choose Waterbury's a.
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      219 3 Sto^e SUPERMARKETS SHOPPING CENTRE ORCHARD ROAD SINGAPORE MONDAY to THURSDAY COFFEE-MATE carnation h.. 2.20 MILK POWDER anchor nz 5 i7 6.35 RIBENA 325 2.35 CREAMED RICE ambrosia is; .65 STRAWBERRY JAM newiime m 7.05 DUNLOPILLO STANDARD SIZE e»h 6.25 TOOTHBRUSH spa uk »,h .80 DISH RACKS PLASTIC COATED cadi 2.80
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      Lock icon US may increase arms aid to Israel
      456 4 US may increase arms aid to Israel SECRETARY of State William Rogers said yesterday that the United States was planning to resume economic aid to Israel and to increase the military assistance. Israel has not Deen receiving economic aid for at least flve years because of the advanced state of
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      -We will step up war: Red leader
      230 4 -We will step up war: Red leader TOKYO, Sunday NORTH Vietnam will "step up"' fighting in South Vietnam, Communist Party leader Le Duan has been quoted as saying. Le Duan, First Secretary of the North Vietnamese Workers' (Communist) Party, said the North Vietnamese would build "an Invincible front" In Indo-China
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      Lock icon 'CHURCH IN KERALA WILL NOT STOP RECRUITING NUNS'"
      174 4 'CHURCH IN KERALA WILL NOT STOP RECRUITING NUNS'" YEW DELHI. Sun. The Hindustan Times said yesterday that the church authorities In Kerala were in no mood to abandon recruiting of young girls for Roman C a th o lie convents abroad. What tlit y proposed to do in the light
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      CHURCH URGED TO DO AWAY WITH NON-ESSENTIALS
      212 4 BRUSSELS, ounday. JHE ROMAN Catholic Chuich i future lies in breaking down barriers to the reunification of all Christians, Leo-Joseph Cardinal Suenens of Belgium said last night. Cardinal Suenens. a leading liberal in the Church hierarchy, told an international congress of theologians that
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      'Arrested students discussed abducting envoys'
      162 4 'Arrested students discussed abducting envoys' JOKYO, Sun. Police said today leftwing students arrested in anti-Govern-ment demonstrations have admitted discussing the possibility of kidnapping foreign diplomats here. However, they believe the discussions never got as far as a serious plot. Police were commentIng on Manila news dispatches quoting the Philippines Ambassador
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      China loan to Ceylon
      72 4 HONO KONG. Sun.— China has agreed lo providp O ylim witti mi unsp»cifiec' anvmnt of money under ;< loan hcreement signed in Pi king ywUfoajr. The New Thin. Neu.v Ac'irv reported the HEifement ma sinned by the Ceylonese Minister nf Foreign and Internal Trade. Mr T.klri
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    No conflict of the 'squares' and 'swingers'
    831 5 No conflict of the 'squares' and 'swingers' Forum: Spore free of generation gap problem SINGAPORE, Sun. Although most countries in the world weir facing conflicts between the younger and older generations in varying degrees l;i king years as the borderline Singapore does not trice this problem in in\ significant way.
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    Missing bag turns up at airport
    88 5 Missing bag turns up at airport SINGAPORE. Sun. American reporter Joe Daniels' bag of nims turned up at the airport this evening as mysteriously as ii had disappeared jesterday. Mr Daniels said: "At about 8 o'clock tonight the airport ran? me up to say they had found the ban, but
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    Two killed in two road accidents
    173 5 QINGAPORE. Sun. Two O men were killed in separate traffic accidents last night. They were Inche Kisud bin Siram. 59. of Kheatn Hock Road and Mr. Verapan. 30. of Veerasamy Road. Inche Kisud died in I Thomson Hospital this morning, eight hours after he
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    -PRIDE WELLS IN SGT. LOW'S HEART AS HE GETS HIS MEDAL
    184 5 -PRIDE WELLS IN SGT. LOW'S HEART AS HE GETS HIS MEDAL CINGAPORE. Sun. Pride welled in the heart of Sgt. Low Siow Chea as he stepped forward to receive his lone service medal from tho Police Commissioner. Mr. Cheam Kirn St\m«;, yesterday. Mr. Low. S3, who has put in 14
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    Puan Noor to be patron
    74 5 Puan Noor to be patron SINGAPORE Sun Th* First lady. Puan Noor Alshah. will be patron of a culinary art and food exhibn i<;ii to be held at j the Confeienre HhII an Sept. 26 ana 27 in uid of children's charities. A stvrn-member committee under the joint chairmanship of
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      229 5 /Oao Oermem XytdCWery I NOW you can treat HAEMORRHOIDS VARICOSE VEINS ORALLY SAFELY! THE SPECIAL k^ES Sl^^bl] FEATURE OF fta»Wi CIRCANETTEN. CIRCANETTEN >" I is a newly disco- L vered medicament which contains tW-in n PARAPHLEBON HH^Ufl as the main agent. SS '!S^ganSBHSHy Paraphlebon acts exclu- -<y>>3>» sively within the
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    The winning numbers
    37 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Thrnumbers picked in today Toto draw No. 73 70 woro 15. 24. 26. :i8 and 1. The additional number was 29. In the circles draw, the numbers were 18. 15 and 21.
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    The relief teachers bring sighs of relief in schools
    357 6  -  NANCY BYRAMJI By SINGAPORE, Sunday J^l.l.lhl- teachers are more often the cause <>l a principal's sijili of relief tlwn the inucklle thai crops up when Ifie permanent teachers are away. This la the opinion of several principals, particularly from the mission
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    I – I There is no special deal, say Malay teachers
    378 6 There is no special deal, say Malay teachers SINGAPORE Sun. The Singapore Malay Teachers I'nion today denied that Malays here were specially provided with scholarships. The union's secretary-gen-eral. lm In- Wan Huftsin. said this in a press statement in reply to a speech made by the Minister for Social Affairs,
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    FORTY-TWO RUGGED ADVENTURERS OF COMEX-4 ARE DUE TODAY
    191 6 FORTY-TWO RUGGED ADVENTURERS OF COMEX-4 ARE DUE TODAY CINGAPORE. Sun. Forty-two rugged adventurers of Co-mex-4 will cross the Causeway into Singapore tomorrow. Led by retired Lieuten-ant-Colonel Lionel Gregory, the group will be received at the Woodlando Community Centre after clearance at the custom* at 10 a.m. and then proceed to
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    UN DAY ESSAY CONTEST GETS GOOD RESPONSE
    98 6 SINGAPORE Sun. An essay contest ori ganlsed by the United Nattom Association. Singapore i to mark UN Day on Oct. 25. 1 drew good response from schools. Some 90 pre-UniversJty i students from the English. I Malay and Chinese streams j and secondary
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    Her tough exterior hides a feminine touch
    247 7  -  LESLIE FONG By SINGAPORE, Sun.— No girl is so tough that she shows not a moment of softness which is so very much a part of feminity. At tbe McXair Road premises of thr Singapore Karate Association where I.S-year-old Let Wei Ling uas
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    Call for a study of local flights
    323 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday THE Selangor Consumers Association today sug- Rested that Malaysia-Singapore Airlines or the Ministry of Transport should carry out a feasibility study on the cost of operating domestic flights to small airports. In its latest consumer magazine, the association comments: "It
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    3,000 daily at flower show
    40 7 SINGAPORE. Suii. The Singapore Sogetsu Association's three-day charity flower arrangement show ended on a successful note at the Conference Hall today. About 3.000 people visited the exhibition dally, especially at lunchtlme and In the evenings.
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    Sunday band
    23 7 BINGAPORE. Sun. The Ist Bn. Royal New Zealand Infantry band will perform at MMtRitchie Reservoir P«rk next Bunday at 5 p.m.
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    —Plan to build 90-mile pipeline across peninsula
    243 7 —Plan to build 90-mile pipeline across peninsula TOKYO, Sun. A JaA panese trading house has applied to the Thai Government for permission to build a 93-mile pipeline across the Malay Peninsula, so Japan's big tankers can avoid the passage through the Malacca Strait. A spokesman for Marubeni lida Co. said
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      97 7 When in DJAKARTA Knioy the Hospitality of Double Aces ASOKA HOTEL Announces the opening of ASRI HOTEL (sister hotel) on September 14, 1970 AIRI HOTEL s ij* J MS dtp^ *^k Bs I Airconditioncd :jC Bathroom attached Wall to WaU Carpeting Room rates Single US$l2.OO 12^0 Twin US $17.00. 1730
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      Pupils who gamble with — death
      157 8 Pupils who gamble with death MAY 1 draw the attention of the authorities concerned tn the danger to numerous schoolchildren who havr to rmss the road near the junction of (hum Hoc Avenue and Vui Chu Hang Road on their way to and from Khonl. The bus-stops here serve the
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      JUST SETTLING SCORES?
      123 8 1 REFER to "BLV letter (ST. Sept 2, headed "Sloppiest cadets he has seen." A.« the CHdets were from my school. I made an investigation which revealed that the officer on duty was present, but because the occasion wav only the cil.'t rlrt swimming heats he was
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      Earth lorries bring traffic jams too
      311 8 Earth lorries bring traffic jams too YOUR report "The Street of Closed Windows" ST.. Sept. 4 1 and the letter "Action" 'ST. Sept. 8> expressed the views of the Brief-stricken residents. Let us also bring out the motorists dilemma. Traffic jams are a daily occurrence. What infuriates us most is
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      60 8 AS a regular patient of the Outram Road General Hospital's Medical Unit 2. I would like to point out that the toilets opposite the Almoners roorrn are very dirty. One has to hold one's breath inside the toilet. The flush is not In working order I hope the authorities concerned
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      'WELL DONE, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK'
      106 8 'WELL DONE, KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK' "rvISGUSTED" (ST., U Sept. 8) must have been fined for throwInr IKter over the hack halrony of his flat. Otherwise why should he ret "disgusted" when he sees Housing Board officials doing their duty? In fart the HDB officials (especially from Toa Payoh
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      Why HDB offices should open up to 10 pm
      344 8 Why HDB offices should open up to 10 pm yyITHIN a week I have received two letters from the Housing Board (Toa Payoh West) asking me to call at the estate office personally during office hours. The first letter said "according to our record 51 72 is due and owing
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      -Plus and minus
      80 8 -Plus and minus I LIVE In Toa Payoh housing estate. I have received many complaints from tenants that Housing Board officials adopt the "tidak apa" attitude to complaints about the noise from markets In the estate. I made a personal check last Sunday on a market in Lorong 1. I
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      28 8 EDITOR: Other letters from Toa Payoh complain that hawkers' loudspeakers open up as early as 6 a.m. on Sundays and public holidays, and blare on unchecked till noon.
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      102 8 I REFER to the letter by "Puzzled" <S.T. Sept. 3i When the 99-year board lease has already been stamped and registered with the Land Titles Registry, any change in ownership required subsequently would have to be dealt with by way of a transfer document as required by law. This action,
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      250 8 Straits Times Crossword ACKOSS 6. Region whera almoat avtry4. Waterfall «-»n«<nj blurred one's content 1 (6). vision (8). 7. Redesign each dot In the aetr t. Of aecondary Importance? (7). I. Olri embrv*. hlUnlweu. In ft" buUdln ta Spain (8). It. Aim high, aa a muddan might 18. Drink followed
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    $2.5 m a year more for local staff
    368 9 WAGE PACT SIGNING TOMORROW SINGAPORE, Sunday "^JEW p;iv schema for 1 (UKM! civilian workers of the British Armed Forces here will cost the British Government about $'2..') million ;i year, the Straits Times learned today. Pay arrears backdated to Feb. 1 will
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    Britain readies for defence role
    384 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. BRITAIN is "winding up" its preparations for participation in the five-power defence system in South-east Asia. This was disclosed today by Mr William Deeds, a Conservative MP and leader of a 10-man British parliamentary team who flew in la.st night for a six-day
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    FEMALE POPULATION OUTNUMBERS MALES
    121 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. In the first six months of this year, the natural in i-reasp in Singapore's population of 2.033 million was 16.004 compared with the half-way mark of 17,169 for last year. Total natural Inmw for the whole of last year was 34.338 which in turn
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    More money for Lt. Tay memorial fund
    119 9 More money for Lt. Tay memorial fund SINGAPORE. Sun. The Straits Times has received another $210 for the memorial fund of Lieut. Tay Biow Kai of the Singapore Armed Forces, who died In a hand-grenade incident on Aug. 26. The fund now stands at $513. The latest donations were $200
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      453 9 Ginseng: nature's noblest elixir Now discover it. Gin«ng ha. bMn known line, time imtnemonal It has b..n prescribed in .nci.nt days as a It is made from -cmfuUVMtocttd matured KorMH as lh« noblest of all elixirs of life. remedy for disorders in th« blood circulation, ginseng. Its high therapeutical value
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    Music is her world, husband and family a hobby
    349 10  - Music is her world, husband and family a hobby MASIE KWEE: By Singapore, Sun. Ml SIC is her life's centrepiece; husband and children her hnhhv This about sums up the story of concert pianist Mallinee Peris's life. But .Miss Peris. Mho performs under her Cevlonese maiden name, said: "I had
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    Fleeing snatch robbers drop $1,000 in paper bag
    251 10 Fleeing snatch robbers drop $1,000 in paper bag CINGAPORE. Sun. Two robbers dropped a paper bag containing 5>1,000 in their baste to get away after snatching two baps of money yesterday from Mr. Chan Cheong Yew. 59. manager of United Chinese Engineering Works. But they managed to escape in a
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    Three elected for teachers pay talks
    86 10 Three elected for teachers pay talks SINGAPORE. Sun Th« Singapore Teachers' Union today appointed two scnool principals and a teacher to represent the union at the coming pe.y ni Iks with the Education Ministry. The pflncipali are Mr. Lawrence Sia 'third vice-president ot the union i. and Mr ToaOf i
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      115 10 Onp Bit V.T. Hmwnlin HOWSOONDOMPU \^Z~~ "sJ Wta IN TWW NOWaOOOUj W* VwHATtSfT, I THINK OUR \gsfi r' S?S7J^IS£2 s /i££ r k t^/ 1 9!?V TWIN>C s ?t2?H i»»j bocM oscar?"/ customers 5 Ji, i OF VOJRS, IXXnORPfTIMK NOW/ I'LL BATHB f J LXTCR.' I ARE HERE/ Mil M£f
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    Court told of 'lost' letter written by Esther
    1283 11 FAVOURABLE TO ACCUSED 9 JOHORE BAHRU, Sun. The High Court was told today of a missing letter which Esther Chan had written to a friend before she died. Mr. S. K. Lee, defending, asked Esthers mother Madam Ng Miau Tee 48 where
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    Lock icon Survey of first phase of highway to end soon —
    161 11 Survey of first phase of highway to end soon Xl ALA Ll'.MPl'R. Sun. The first phase of the S2 million study to improve 143 miles of hithuav between Serembaß and Butterworth by an Australian lirni of consultants is expected to b« completed by the end of the year. A preliminary
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    Monday, September 14, 1970 TRADE AND AID
    475 12 Monday, September 14, 1970 TRADE AND AID Conferences on the problems of developing coun- tt tries which open in Cam- II bridge and in Tokyo this I morning will address them- selves to questions which the World Bank has raised coincidentally in its annual report In Tokyo the leading industrial
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    LAST BARGAIN
    274 12 The wanton destruction of the three airliners hijacked to Jordan and that of the i umbo jet earlier in Cairo is a measure of the desperation in the commando ranks. The whole enterprise which kept the world on tenterhooks for five days has been strongly condemned by the
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    BRIGHT OUTLOOK
    232 12 With orders" from Germany, Canada and Japan and increased quotas to the United States, Malaysian batik seems poised for a boom. Some of its popularity abroad may be put down to novelty appeal, batik finding its way into many unfamiliar wardrobes only recently. Sustaining this demand and gaining
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    A new 'weighty' problem —arises—
    530 12  - A new 'weighty' problem arises JIM GIBBINS BY KUALA LUMPUR AB U S I NESS man proposes to live off the fat of the land by opening a shop for tubby Malaysians. It will be a kind of overweight emporium: everything from dietary foods to exercise mac hlnes and a
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    TELEPHONE TROUBLES
    107 12 LETTER TELEPHONE TROUBLES AS manager of a tlrm in Kuantan. I have to use the telephone regularly. More often than not, after lifting the telephone receiver. I have to wait tor at least a couple of minutes before I can hear from the op' rator. I seldom Ret a trunk
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    RUSSIANS LOOK FOR A FEW HINTS FROM BIG BUSINESS1
    480 12  - RUSSIANS LOOK FOR A FEW HINTS FROM BIG BUSINESS DAVID GWERTZMAN BY MOSCOW In an effort to s t re a mline their own economy, Soviet specialists these days are paying increased attention to the way American big business is run. Besides incorporating the term "management" Into the Russian language,
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    THE ADDICTS
    920 12  -  lisa Sharp By Drug problem reaching crisis proportions in Hong Kong HONG KONG's Disc harged P r i s o ners' Aid Society is struggling to set up a new three-year experimental scheme to deal with a trial group of 50 of the colony's 100,000 drug addicts. The
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      133 12 ■IMI T F O COPY SERVICE WHILE YOU WAIT SINGAPORE Mutti-Storey Car Park 59^63 Cecil Street Te1:***** KUALA lUMPUR PfcNANG MALACCA B*ngunanChoT«fc. B«ngi*»n O C BC. Bveunan Am Uta, 135 JalanTuanku Abdul 2nd Floor, )OD, Jaian Laksamyia. Rahman. Kuata Lumpur. 36. Beach Street. Malacca. Tel 5655 Tel ***** 3 Penang.
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      8 13 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES
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      Hopes rise for oil probes in Straits next year
      301 13 Hopes rise for oil probes in Straits next year By CHEN MENG KONG rpHE Central Governx merit is fairly optimistic that negotiations on oil exploration in the Straits of Malacca will be finalised by the year-end. As soon as this Is achieved. I exploration can begin in earnest early next
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      $100,000 contract
      162 13 IjUK< TRUNK SIPPLIKS ■i (Malaysia) has won a contract to install a major j Philips radio communications network in Sumatra. This was announced in Kuala Lumpur by Mr. Lan McKen/ie. manager of the company's telecommunications department. Worth more than SlOO.OOO, the contract includes the setting up of a
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      Cable makers face a tough time
      695 13  - Cable makers face a tough time HENRY CHANG By ECTRIC cahk manufacturers appear lo be headed loi ;i rough time. The already uncomfortable squeeze has the makings of a real crush, and the likelihood is that ranks will he somewhat thinner when the air finally clean. The seven factories already
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      CITY TALK
      205 13  -  CROESUS By TRADE DETAILS Watchers of Singapore's economy will find the Trade Division's 1969 annual report extremely rewarding to read. Apart from detailed analysis of Singapore's trade patterns, interesting tit-bits, serious or otherwise, are scattered throughout the volume. For the serious minded, we are told that entrepot trade
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      Tin price holds up
      114 13 '|Mlh Straits tin price has Ik-cii sittinic ab«)vr the 1 Sfi.'iii mark now sincr Novrmbrr last year. In thr past couplr of months it has romr within strikinr distancr of the line, but should hold up .is (iSA stockpile releases in the IS are now not
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      Lock icon UK GROWTH RATE 3 pc
      245 13 UK GROWTH RATE 3 pc THE National Economic Development Office iNEDOi in London estimates that Britain's productivity growth in 1969 wa.s limited to 2.2 per cent against the previous year's 4 6 per cent. In its general review for 1969 it noted "the evidence fur 1969 suggests that the 'step'
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      Morale of timber exporters will be low at freight talks
      416 13  - Morale of timber exporters will be low at freight talks CHAN BONG SOO By ITNTIL timber trad- ers in Singapore and Malaysia find a new approach to their problems of rising freight costs, they will remain at the mercy of the Far Eastern Freight Conference. With less than two months
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      ! TWIN LAUNCH AT VTU
      149 13 TWIN LAUNCH AT VTU LX>R the first tune in •T the history of Singapore's shipbuilding industry two fast patrol craft will be launched simultaneously at a local shipyard on Friday. The launcnings will take place at Vosper Thornycroft Uniteers j yard at Tanjong Rhu. The two' craft to be j
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      190 13 Stomach <—^^^^ trapped in a I !?MiCTiTyT?rM^MiaM J sluggish mass I JHOOML" i^fl BB- Jof ftMft6^- that N>^v^~* S cause painful I r pressure and I HHlr ss It may cause I «fl ac^ contents to 'bach up' into esophagus I ■BelL .l in m. heartburn ami discomfort. BlW^ Jj
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    The US—the probability of a moderate expansion
    1895 14  - The US— the probability of a moderate expansion PAUL A. SAMUELSON By FINANCIAL TIMES r FHE Nixon econom- ists are feeling happier these days The recession if it was a recession st "ins to be over and at least limited progress in the fight against inflation can now be claimed.
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      279 14 \bur money is safe in Australia V Registered Mortgage* on land and buildings have oi c ol the s.ucst imcstnicniN o\er the yean, preferred by careful investor* throughout the worlJ for the p. ist century. Atntr.ili.in Hotniag Mortgages ;iic particularly attractive because of the stability of ilic Australian Go\crnmcnt and
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      145 14 Salary Insurance You can take out insurance to protect your house, car, jewellery and other assets. But what about your salary? This asset is vital to you and your family. Can you protect your salary? Yes. Provincial Insurance Co. Ltd. has a very special policy the TALISMAN Accident Policy designed
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      LOCALMARKET
      159 15 LOCAL MARKET IN very quiet trading on thr Stock Kxchange of Malaysia and Singapore la*t week the underlying tone was steady with a marked fall in speculative husinrvs. Ihr straits Timp> Industrial Ordinary share index picked up 0.49 of a point »\i r the week to .n,| at 1.M.11l with
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      PROPERTY,
      729 15 THE market for property in Singapore has never been better, every one agrees, but developers are not always happy when the houses or flats they propose to build are ..napped up within hours of their being advertised. Tln.s |j became many ill th<\Np speedy pur- h.isps or I)" )kliiKS
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      Singapore produce
      306 15 4 DULL market charmc- terlMd by the absence of ovrrsrns tollowing caused n patchy finish in thr Singapore produce market lit wrrk. Buslnr^s transacted durintt tlio perM remained irinlm il In the pepper sector of the market, dealers were holdir,'.' the wait-and-see attitude. The few buyers nnd sellers
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      INVESTMENT} FOR BEGINNERS
      288 15 INVESTMENT FOR BEGINNERS r pHE manager of a K unit trust with three major skills in the areas of Investment, administration and marketing has a most important role to play for investors. Of these duties IniHUaeut is the least onerous, but in the longrun the most important claims Oliver Stutchbury.
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      284 15 LONDON: Share prices held generally steady in very quiet trading, despite unsettling factors affecting sentiment Small .selective ouylng of leaders offset the downside Influences of the Wall Street retreat, the worsening situation In the Middle EaM. the IMF inflation warning and labour disputes on the home front.
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      488 15 HEAVY EQUIPMENT SUPERVISOR A well established Company operating throughout .SINGAPORE and MALAYSIA has a vacancy (or the above position Qualifications: 1. The man concerned should have a sound academic and professional education to enable htm to converse and correspond with .--enior executives within the organisation as well a* the Government
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      670 15 TECHNICAL ASSISTANT (QUANTITY SURVEYING) Quolificotioni A Experience Must be Singopore/Molay-ian Citnen. Singcpore Polytechnic Frofessionol DiplOTra in Surveying or Building, cr equivalent qualifications. At least 5 yeors appropriate po t-groduote experience. Salary $580 x (20) 660/725 x (20) —805/830 (30) 980, Speciol Grode Scclr $945 x (35) 1155; Super Scole. $1110
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      310 15 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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    WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
    955 16 A3 a service to readers, the Business Tynes publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The years highs and lows lire followed by the week s movements in price and turnover, with calculated dividend >lelds and
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    1046 16 T>HK KOLLOWIN'fi IS A LIST OK REVISED QUOTATIONS FOR COl NTERS NOT INi I I HI li IN THE ABOVE ANALYSIS FOR THE WEEK IP TO FRIDAY SEPT. II WITH PRICK MOVEMENTS BASED ON A COMPARISON OF LAST SALKS ON SEPT. 4 AND SEPT. 11 SHOWN IN
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    24 16 Sept. 7. 8. 9. 111. 11 12. KIRKIK (per Ih.) .->n eta 51', Us. TIN (P. I'" lII 1663.00 t $6.1.1.(1(1 $604.U0
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    268 16 The following company meetings are due: Far Eastern Hotel* Development Ltd.; Sept. 14. UM a.m. McOrawHill Far Eastern Puhli bjf Pte. Ltd.. Jalan Boon Lav Jurim* Singapore. Kempa* (Malaya) Bh<l.: Sept IS, 12 noon. 54 Jalan Ampai.... Lumpur. Whrrlick Mardrn A <v. M Bapt 15. 12 HO p.m.. Registered
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    36 16 Friday Thursday so su n- log r*a« (l) i4»*a 14* 75 (ll Unral ptl.. 1., 0, r In I v ,l.,||. r o nr <2> lixal «tnl»n prtca m Mngaoov* Hulljir* i»»r Ink
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    292 16 XTEW YORK. Frl Stocks flrmhed the session on the plus side, but wound up the week lower. For the day. the Dow Jones Industrial* picked up under a point to finish at 761 50 for the 1 week one seuitm shorter than last week the Dow Jones lost
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    52 16 Industrial*: Hotel*: Properlie*: Tins: rubbers: Sept. 7 m mi 70.16 in-,.;,:, uui Sept. X m.it «9.h:. i«r. :•> 113.XU Srpt. 9 Srpt. 11l Sept. 11 IBLM 1.11 4! 131 jq 6H.13 M*.: iip:>;i i xn.'tu HM 11.1.80 11.1.X11 '113.M l>er. 30, liXitt limi Dec. 31. 196* lm
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    35 16 ■I. Sinfapura irdlt onsw.l. Salak Rub. unrnt payment l»alr MM for TnUI fnr pa>abk the year pr«-\ iouv \rtr Oct. 16 Nov. 11 1:1..';, 7.;,-,. ttm !n', Adjuxtrd to prpwnt <jpil..l t Intrrim
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    62 16 Indices FINA NCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 60.73 Thursday M 0.65 Week ago: 60.36 BIBBERS Friday ***** Thursday ***** Week ago: 141.36 OILS Friday 260.49 Thursday 266.24 Week age: 268 62 INDI'STRIALS Friday 339.8 Thursday 341.0 Week ago: 338 8 DOW JONES Friday 761.84 Thursday 760. "5 Wr?k ago 771.15 LONDON
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    SMR BUSINESS
    134 16 rpHE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association released ttM following information in respect to business transacted in S.M.R. for the week ending September 11 The differentials given below are in terms of RSS I for the rorresDondine month IMR SCV Sept. Oct IMR 5L Sept. Oct. iMR H5 Sept Oct
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    30 16 Hon< K-I- on ■aiurtei v.. u« qUOtH ll I 10*38 for T.T. and SMM for «ath. larlini mm luulftl xl Mil anil •nt tatl i»M at 253.875.
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    DELAYED DEALS
    54 16 rpHK \\~k total delayed Iran*- ailmn. In Ihr trmdini room* nf the StiK-k luhanir f..|ln«rrt by the perrrntace In brarkrtv Sept. 7. 71.000 4 56 8 los.nnn i 85 pe r r tlI 102.000 HI 37B.()O() -ill 22 prr CtliM. M. 191.IMHI rll I m «^k> l.itm ,»v
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    18 16 In London on Fn<l»» ih# Miiivan p«r »n' Ortoh«r n*r«mtMr Ml Kit i.M»rt L'R 1220 paM.
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      645 16 ja TRACTORS MALAYSIA BERHAD require One Machine Sales Representative stationed In Malacca. Qualification Sc Experience: At least technical diploma in Mechanical engineering from Technical college or equivalent. Experience In maintenance, repair and mechandlsing of Heavy equipment desirable. Fluency In Cantonese. English and Mklay. Age: under 30. Salary: The successful candidate
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      251 16 SINGAPORE FAMILY PLANNING AND POPULATION BOARD VACANCY \r Applications are Invited from Singapore Cltisens to apply for the post of TEMPORARY STAFF NURSE Qualifications: (1) state Registered Nurse. (11) Midwifery qualification will be an advantage. Experietiee: Must have experience In Family Planning work. Experience In Maternal Child Health work and
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    Security, checks on BOAC aircraft
    247 17  - Security, checks on BOAC aircraft RICHARDS: By ARTHUR Singapore, Sunday §h(.l RITY checks are now l>eing carried out f>n nil oat-gong BOAC passengers from Singapore and Kuala Lumpur to London as a precaution against air piracy. The checks, which started yesterday evening are being conducted by Malaysia-Singapore Airline security officers,
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    Income tax helps inland revenue collections go up and up
    314 17 Income tax helps inland revenue collections go up and up SINGAPORE. Sunday q^HE coffers of the Inland Revenue Department x are filling up nicely, and on time too. Latest figures available i show that the department collected more than $230 million for the first five months. April to August, of
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    Telex link to Caribbean
    31 17 BINGAPORE Sun Telex service to Turks Island >West Indies i will be available from Tuesday The service will operate from 8 30 p.m. to 5 30 am
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    Course for personnel officers
    85 17 Course for personnel officers SINGAPORE. Sun Th# Department of Extramural Studies of the University o! Sinnpore will begin a weekly elgntlectui* course on "Introduction to managing people' at the chemistry lecture theatre on Thursday Co-ordinated by Mr Anthony Teo training co-ordlnator if Esso Asia Service Incorporated, the cours* alms to
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    Film show for school fund
    66 17 SINGAPORE Sun The Beany Seoondarv School advisory committee is organising a film show at Palace theatre In East Coast Road next Sunday In aid of the school development fund The title of the film Is 'Run Wild Run Free Tickets priced at 83 and fl
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    QUIET FIRST DAY FOR DEFENCE YIP
    90 17 QUIET FIRST DAY FOR DEFENCE YIP SINGAPOHK Still TriBritish Under-Secret arv of State for Defence for th* Army. Mr lan Gilmour. spent a (|inet. relaxing day here today He had diMii.vsion.s w i Lieut -Gen ral Sir Pei«*r Hunt. Commander of the Far East Land F'orctvwhoin he :s staying at
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      291 17 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 3 C CC P.M. Programme 1 summary: ti.oo Nr*s; 6.18 Pok Amai-Amai; 6.49 Dastardly and Muttley; 7.11 The Governor and J J Abe Lincoln Slept Here; 749 Ruangan Wanita; 8.06 Programme summary. OTA The High Chaparral The Generation; 9.00 O. IU News; 9.18
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      758 17 CHANNEL 5 O AA P.M. Openini; ;.nd General Hospiul; 3.20 For <J*W the Family Tamil i; 3.50 A Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (Tamil'; 3.53 Its Happening in Singapore (Tamil —repeat >; 4.10 Days of our Lives; 4.5* Close. L AA Opening and King's Outlaw; 5.30 News in
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      Life of a Gurkha— in war and peace
      556 18  - Life of a Gurkha— in war and peace ALLINGTON KENNARD By ()NK way and another Malaysia's debt to the (iurkiia soldier is too large to be measurable. The first of the GurkMK came here in Mast India Company days, so long ag^o that no history even of the (iurfcha regiments
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      An instant history of Wilson's government
      148 18 An instant history of Wilson's government THE MAKING OF THE PRIME MINISTER 1970. By Andrew Alrxandrr and Alan Watkins (Macdona Id 30s). The authors <>f this short, swiftly written book seem to have beer as much taken by -.urprise at Mr. Heath's victory as the rest of uv They accept
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      1969: Book that lives up to the year...
      573 18  -  BOH TIANG KENG I By SINGAPORE YEAR BOOK '69: By the Ministry of Culture ($6). HISTORICALLY. 19 69 .stands out as one of the most Important landmarks in Singapore's postwar road to progress and nationhood. The year has long slipped by but
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      137 18 I B/^allH™! ft! Hi Bfii.iE™^J gddf Visual Listening Pleasure The many great features of this compact stereo are made The 4-speed record changer has a low-mass, rigid pipe possible by the latest developments in solid state engineering. tonearm for the best reproduction without damaging It even has graphic tone controls
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      The steamship era
      562 19 THE search for a mechanised alternative to sail at sea began in Rome a millennium and a half ago. A low relief cut in the year AD. 527 shows a Roman warship with six primitive paddle wheels driven by oxen. More than a thousand years later Denis
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      False teeth
      745 19 pleasant after a while. »nd Washington tried to make them more agreeable by soaking them overnight In port. Just before the French Revolution, a Paris dentist ntroduced all porcelain .eeth. baked in one piece. From about 1845. a much improved type of single porcelain tooth was available, to
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      6 19 A certain smile iMMIWaafM ■C"4^lol»<t«tl'n»H iron
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      136 19 ART. M..4051 'fl Step out in style ani comfort for any occasion in I ANCHOR SHOES (Quttf^hpft You be a success /J?b X Available at all leading oJQ£7gg > S^S^ X^'^ shoe stores> 10< off MILO Look for this special Milkmaid label. A freak w^ *«f SN W Now you
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      960 20 WE AIM EXPANDING and we've sot room for one more Sales Representative. If you have aales experience, are not afraid of bard work, and possess your own vehicle, wa an willing to pay an attractive salary, transport allowance, and commissions for sales. Apply with full details to: Box A 5060
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      893 20 WANTED ONE OFFICE Assistant with experience and knowledge In Malaysian Customs Import e> Export Documentary work. Only those with experience need apply to 0.P.0. Box 3144. B' pore. TWO QUALIFIED ACCOUNTANTS to work m Sarawak beginning i»7 l. Experience with Public Accountants required Bute qualification! and salary required, \pply P.O.
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      983 20 REOUIREO A M --B TYPIST. Pleaae apply to Box A 5038 S.T. B'pore stating age and qualifications. 400 CHIAT RESTAURANT wants Waitresses. Call personally at 123 Joo Chlat Road. B'pore ***** H. REOUIREO CHINESE OFFICE SOYS Interested applicants pleaaa write to P.O Box 2556. Singapore. REOUIREO MALAY INDIAN Driver staying
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      1009 23 An expanding American Company has vacancy for:--SALES MANAGER Applicants must have the following qualifications: 1. Singapore citizen. 2. Above 30 years of age. 3. Possess at least a Cambridge School Certificate with credits to English and Mathematics. 4. Minimum of S years experience ir. Office Equipment I I in— 5.
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      720 24 INVITATION TO TENDER FOR SUPPLY OF AIRCRAFT ENGINE OIL Malaysia-Singapore Airlines Ltd. Invite tenders for the supply of aircraft engine oil at Singapore and overseas. The contract for the supply of aircraft engine oil will commence on 1 April 1971 and would be at the discretion of MSA for a
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      755 24 JOHORE SUGAR PLANTATIONS AN II INDUSTRIES IU HII \l> i lncorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Annual General Meeiintj of the Company will be held at the Registered Offlce. Rooms 501-505., Bangunan 0.C.8.C. Jalan Ibrahim. Johore Bahru on Tuesday. 29th September 1970 at 11:00 a.m. BUSINESS 1
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      412 24 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER ID NOTICE OK RF.< F.IVIMI ORDERS IAKE NOTICE that Receiving Orders were on the 28th day ot Aukusl 1970 made against the following persons: Bankruptcy No. 87 70 Yap Beng Klat. No S7-D. Block 1. Lorong 7, Toa Payoh, Singapore. 109 7n Tan Klong Bin trading
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    344 25  - Splendid double by Burnley JOE DORAI By gTRNLICY IN4TEI), the club expected to provide future national soccer players, yesterday completed a grand slam in the FAS Youth Tournament by winning the Under-20 and I'nder-lS finals at Jalan Besar stadium. Favourites from the start of the tournament they never gave their
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    STORE, XL IN PROPOSED S-E ASIA CIRCUIT
    153 25 STORE, XL IN PROPOSED S-E ASIA CIRCUIT THf M.tl;ivsi;in open tennis championships will in future he held only In Kuala Lumpur. ThN was drcirlrd ;it restc-rday's annual meeting of the I TA of Malaysia after the president. Oato li.im/.ih bin H.iii Aba Samari. *ald there wax every chance of Kuala
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    10 cyclists impress Wok at trials
    198 25 10 cyclists impress Wok at trials TEN cyclists boat thr SACA's qualifying standard for the Asian Games at the trials hi id at Farrtr Park yesterday and their efforts impressed SOSC president Inche Othman Wok. The cyclists— Ong Kok Kuan. Mohammed Tahar Hairi. Tan Seng Kwang. Roland Lim. Masduki Basar.
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    Shooting names 3
    122 25 CINGAPORE Shooting Assocla--13 tion has decided to recommend the Air Rifle team to the Singapore National Sports Control Board for inclusion In the Slneapore term to the Asian Oames In B'.ncltok in December. Three rnooters have been selected. The other will be selected later. Those selected are
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    Keppel draw at Sembawang
    75 25 SEMBAWANG held Keppel to 3-3 tie in their key Singapore i Oolf Associations league match I at Sembawang yesterday. Keppe! will now have to beat BICC on Sept. 27 to be sure of their hattrlck. Yesterdays draw kept them In the lead with 15 points from
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    PSC edge CSC with late penalty
    308 25  - PSC edge CSC with late penalty KHO MAN POH By A LAST- MINUTE foul by Michael Chen proved costly for Chinese Swimming Club, the champions for the past 13 years. In 'heir water polo league much against Public Swimming Club at Amber Road yesterday morning. PSC's star striker. Gar. Eng
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    Mets blank Cardinals
    99 25 NEW YORK. Sun Results of yr-sterdaVs baseball games played in the two maior leagues: National: New York Mets 3 St Louis Cardinals 0: Atlanta. Braves 5 Houston Astros 3; San Dieso Padres 4 Cincinnati Red» 2: San Francisco Giants 8 Los Angeles Dodgers 3; Pittsburgh rv.i'es 5
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    Champ is too good
    174 25 ■RATIONAL champion Chw I 1^ Chonß Boon of MID yester- day beat Lim Chee Yoke 21-n. I 21-18. 21-18 to win the Singapore Civil Service Association's table tennis championship at Te--.sen.oohn Road. Of confidently throughout Chia won- down Lim in less than 10 minutes in the
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    194 25 BASKETBALL Association of Singapore will bid for basketball to be included In the Singapore team to the Asian Oames in Bangkok In December. This was decided at a meeting held yesterday, which also agreed to send a women? team to compete In the Third
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    573 25  - Cool Aussie isLTAM Open champ pOLIN DIBLEY. an Australian with the cool look. won the Malaysian Ooen singles tennis title after an easy final against South Vietnam's Vo Van Thanh at the Kuala Lumpur padang yesterday. Dlbley, who was competing In Malaysia for the first time. beat Van Thanh 6-2.
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      175 25 (hi fjp^ik Jw V The Chairman and Board of Directors of PUBLIC BANK BERHAD wish to express their gratitude to Y.A.I. DATO HAJI OTHMAN UN HAJI MOHD. SA'AT Menteri Besar of Johore for kindly officiating at the Official Opening of their Johore Bdhiu Branch at 68 Jalan Ah Fook on
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      32 25 RIGGER National school* Junior tournament final: St Andrews v Dunearn Technical ipadung 5 p.m.i: For 3rC and 4th: Whttley v SJI ipadang 4 p.m.> BADMINTON SBA national championship* (Oulllemard Road 8 p.m.).
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    1923 26 DINKAKN Garden, with Lyle Harbridge up, scored his maiden win in the Class 5, Div. 1, 7f race to pay $436 at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Form went haywire on a heavy track. The day's racing began with an upset when Lili Mariene. ridden by Moses
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    60 26 BARCELONA. Sun— Ounnar Larsson o( Sweden broke the men's 200 metres individual medley world ricord when he won the ?i)ld mrdal in 2:093 at the Europ<\.n f\urr.min<s chamrday n. Aho had already won two rld medals, clipped ono-fifth of a second oft the month-old record sei
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    27 26 Penang Ladles Hockey Club beat Seiangor Club 3-0 In women s hockey friendly «t Western Road on Saturd*'. Scnrero urrp Winnie Jwepifa and Rosemary Hart.
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    391 27 LONDON, Sun. British Ryder Cup golfer Brian Huggett equalled the course record as he swept to victory in the £10.000 Dunlop Masters tournament at Lytham St. Anne's yesterday Huggett fired a shattering last round of 65 to equal the record set by Ireland's Christy O
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    72 27 Champ-after a year (JOLIMBIS lOhi.ii. Sun. —The Int.rn.itn.nal Wright luting Federation, in an unprecedented derision, has awarded the world heavyweicht rhamplonship for IMI to Bob Bednarski of the I'nited States. The inline w;i> made here yesterday hy the federation at their annual meeting It came a year after a nirv
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    LANCS' SLIM HOPES WASHED OUT
    200 27 LANCS' SLIM HOPES WASHED OUT I ONDON, Sun. Lancashires slim hopes of overhauling Kent to win the English county cricket championship disappeared when rain washed out the first day's play in their match against Surrey at the Oval yesterday. Lancashire need 27 points four more than the present record for
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    26 27 LISBON. Sun VtUria <>f Setubsl be«i V»r/im 3-0 in the o|>ening game of the PnrtuI guese Div 1 soccer season here I last night.
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    118 28 Deaths MR. POON VCW aged 81 passed away peacefully or. 13.9.70. leaving behind his wtven. four sons, four daughters, three sons-in-law, three daughters-tn-law seventnn grandchildren. Cortege leave* 213 Miinne Parade IT 5.70 3.00 p.m. for cremation Mount Verooa. No wreathii or «crolls please. JACK CNINC KON CUAN «O passed a«ay
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    33 28 SINGAPORE. Mon Motorcyclist Low Cheng Swee. 24. was slightly injured when he was knocked down by a mobile police patrol car at the entrance of Queenstown police station Just after midnight
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    106 28 AUSS/ES TOLD: ABANDON RACIST POLICY MELBOURNE. Sun. Th« Catholic Archbishop of Melbourne. Dr. James Knox. demanded today that Australia abandon what appeared to him as a "basically racist" immigration policy. He said that it should be replaced with something "beyond reproach which would allow Africans and Asians to settle in
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