The Straits Times, 19 September 1970

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    20 1 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1970. 15 CENTS KD.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Lock icon Guerilla invasion from Syria
    912 1 Day Two of the civil war AMMAN, Friday PALESTINE commondo reinforcements, armed with Soviet and Chinese-made automatic weapons, rocket launchers and light artillery poured south into Jordan today from Syria to reinforce the guerillas against the Jordanian Army. They sped south through the Jordanian frontier post
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    British Marines in S'pore for NATO exercises
    174 1 British Marines in S'pore for NATO exercises SINGAPORE. Fri. More than 500 British Marine Commandos are to be airlifted to the Mediterranean for NATO exercises in the next few days, it was learned tonight. They will join the Royal Navy Commando carrier Albion for exercises ami will remain there for
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    Surprise Congress Kerala comeback
    97 1 Surprise Congress Kerala comeback rpRIVANDRUM. Fri. 1 Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's ruling Congress Party made a surprise comeback in the Kerala State elections today. With results of 75 contests for the 133 assembly seats declared, the ruling Congress had won 22. With their allies, the proMoscow Communist Party of India,
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    Bus fire
    42 1 SINGAPORE. Fri— An empty Try Koh Vat bus was badly (rutted by fire raused by a short circuit at the junction of Thomson Road and Newton Road tonight The bus was on its way back to the Toa Payoh terminal.
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    Lock icon KOSYGIN AND LEE IN THREEHOUR TALKS
    170 1 MOSCOW, Friday DRIME Ministers Alexei Kosygin of the Soviet 1 Union and Lee Kuan Yew of Singapore expressed satisfaction at the progress made in expanding co-operation between their countries, a Singapore spokesman said today. Speaking by telephone from the Black Sea resort of Sochi,
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    Lock icon Gurkhas to stay on in Brunei
    73 1 LONDON, Fri. Britain has agreed to keep IU Gurkha troops In Brunei "for some time". It was officially announced here today. A statement by the Foreign and Commonwealth Office said: "It has been proposed that there should be talks this year about future relations
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    Lock icon Tokyo market hits new low
    60 1 TOKYO. Fri. The Tokyo Stock Exchange today stumped to new low In two months, as fears spread unexpectedly among dealers that the current economic boom in Japan might be neaxing its end. The market average slumped 5«.»S polnU to 3,079.81— the first time since July
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    Big drugs haul
    171 1  -  FRANCIS ROZARIO By- SINGAPORE. Fri. Customs officers this afternoon swooped on an Indonesian coastal vessel, and uncovered 175 Ib. of ganja described as the bifcest waterfront haul of its kind in rive years. The seised "pot" is valued at 526.W0 in the retail black market. The seicure
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    Lock icon 8-point plan by Arab leaders to end crisis in Jordan
    243 1 8-point plan by Arab leaders to end crisis in Jordan CAIRO, Friday DRESIDENT Nasser and the leaders of Libya and Sudan have sent an eight-point plan to King Hussein and Palestine guerilla chief Yasser Arafat to end the conflict in Jordan. A' summary of the plan was published in the
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    Starts today: Focus on -Form-'
    92 1 Starts today: Focus on -Form-' TODAY the Straits Times presents a new, expanded racing service by Epsom Jeep, foremost racing writer in Malaysia and Singapore. FOCUS ON FORM gives punters a race-by-race detailed guide on all the top prospects, an account of their recent runs and an assessment of their
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    Lock icon Pop star Hendrix dies
    62 1 Pop star Hendrix dies LONDON, Fri— American pop star Jimi Hendrix died from a drug overdose here today, a spokesman for St Mar, Abbotts hospital announced The spokesman said Hendrix was admitted unconscious shortly before midday. Unsuccessful attempt* were made to resuscitate him. The 24-year-old star, grandson of a pure
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    2 women hurt in crash
    52 1 BINOAPORE Fri. Tw* women were Injured one a woman constable when a car in which they were travelling rammed into a lamp-post in Lorone 7 Toa Payoh >• might. Mis* Lily l,lm of Penan*, nith the woman constable, identified only as Lucy. «ere trken to
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      SYRIA: WE WILL SPARE NO BLOOD
      69 1 SYRIA: WE WILL SPARE NO BLOOD DAMASt IS. Fri. Dr. Nurrddin AUssi, Syrian Hrad of BUte. today pledged that the Syrian Government, Baath Party, and people would "spar* no blood* to help the Palestine f aerillaa In .lonian. He told a mam rally here, one of the bifgett ever seen
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      Lock icon U.S. AID TO ISRAEL TO CONTINUE
      52 1 WASHINGTON. Fri. Th« United States ha* (iven new ansaranre* that It will rontlnne IU aid programmes to Israel, the White House announced today. The announcement wan made after President Nixon and Israeli Prime Minister Gold* Meir held a wide-ranging conference on the Middle East
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      Lock icon LIBYA CUTS AID
      33 1 CAIRO: Libya baa decided to cut off all financial aid to Jordan because of the military government's attack on Palestine commandos there, the Middle Fast news agency reported from Tripoli.—Reuter
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      Lock icon HELP FOR ALL
      31 1 WASHINGTON- Pentagon oAelals indicated that an evacuation operation in Jordan would not be limited to American citizens. "We normally don't turn down people la danger" they said —Reuter
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      Lock icon PISTOL IN PARTS
      24 1 ML'NICH. Fri.—Parts of a pistol were found concealed jh a man and woman boarding a plane at Munich's RJem airpart today.—Reuter.
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      132 1 IKRkHO emu wuss^ Italian Pizza SperiaJttieg LAUS ARCADIA g IW, (UT COAST «O. SINGAPORE W DAILY 1.10 A.M. 11.00 P.M I SAT 5.30 a.m. 11. 3( P.M Jm. SUN i 7 30 AM. 11.04. PM The growth of 0.U.8. is founded on personal service. No client's too big, or too
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      6 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000
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      12 1 #^X GERMANTS BEST FIRST I^^ IN FASHION S obermain Regutered Trade Mark
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    NEWBORN BABY IN DUSTBIN: OPEN VERDICT
    124 2 NEWBORN BABY IN DUSTBIN: OPEN VERDICT CINGAPORE. Frl. The itate coroner today recorded an open vrrdict on a nrw-born baby boy, who was found with a fractured skull in a dustbin in Srlefie House nn Sept. 2. Housing and Development Board labourer. Mohamed Zahri bin Haji Abas, said he found
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    Eupoc chairman withdraws libel suit against paper
    274 2  -  T. F. HWANG, 'CASE NOT AN ATTEMPT TO MUZZLE THE PRESS'— COUNSEL By S pore, Friday > PHARLES Eu Keng Pang, of Eupoc Pulp ;iiul Paper Industries Ltd., w.is not attempting to muzzle the press and had no intention to do so when
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    $84,845 claim
    61 2 SINGAPORE, Fri. A writ, claiming 584.M5 from Eupoc Pulp and Paper Industries Ltd., has been filed in the High Court. United Engineers <s> Pte. Ltd. allege that Eupoc owes them the money for goods sold and delivered and services rendered between April and July 27 this year. The
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    I stand to lose as much as others...l still own a million shares—Eu
    851 2 I stand to lose as much as others... l still own a million shares Eu Originally. Mr. Lim was scheduled today to move in the High Court for the interim injunction to continue "until any further order or after the close of the trial." But when his motion was called
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    Installation dinner
    56 2 SINGAPORE. Fri MlnUtw of State (Labour). Mr. Sin Kah Hul. will speak at the Installation dinner of new office-bear-ers nl the International Y'a Men's Club of Singapore Beta Chapter, at the Golden Phoenix Restaurant at Hotel Equatorial on Oct. 3. The new president of the club Is Dr.
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    New chairman
    41 2 SINGAPORE. Frl Mr Lim Joo Hock. Permanent Secretary In the Ministry of Labour, has been appointed chairman nf th« Central Provident Fund Board with effect from Sept. 2. H« succeeds Mr. Pane Tee Pow, Permanent Secretary. Ministry of Defence.
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    Trade team due
    33 2 BINGAPORK Frl —A fr man Indian trade team fro.n Andhra Pradesh, led by tn« States Minister for Commei't. Mr. A. Prasada Rao. will arr.v* here tomorrow for a three-i'ny visit.
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    Family plan drive achieves aims
    84 2 SINGAPORE, Fri. The month-long family planning publicity campaign has succeeded in achieving all its objectives. This statement came from the Family Planning and Population Board today to mark the end of the campaign on Tuesday. It said: "The aims of putting across the message of
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    UNION-GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL WAGE TALKS
    83 2 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Singapore Catering Services Staff and Workers' Trade Union Is now negotiating with the Goodwood Park Hotel for Improved wages and working conditions for the hotel's 300 employees. The third round of talk* waa held yesterday, and the next meeting will take place
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      37 2 V^ Herbal I#J "f Bath Oils- V? just a few drops V will soften and fragrantly protect your skin. Goya Aqua Manda b*is B>y*^ ANY ADHESIVE DEALER WHO WILL STICK BY YOU is in the Yellow Pages
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    Dealing with adverse report on Bill
    355 3 Dealing with adverse report on Bill 'CERTAIN ACTION 9 BY MP IN CHARGE SINGAPORE, Friday PROCEDURE has been provided lor Parliamenl to deal with a Bill which has been adversely reported on by the watchdog Presidential Council. A committee of MPs appointed to review the present standing orders of Parliament
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    Tengku calls for urgent meet of Arab foreign ministers
    128 3 Tengku calls for urgent meet of Arab foreign ministers KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. TenKku Abdul Rahman today called fr>r an urgent meeting of foreign ministers of Muslim nations to seek a peaceful solution to the "worsening situation" in the Middle East. The foreign ministers should try to resolve the Middle East
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    A baggage room from next year
    73 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Singapore Airport is to have a baggage room next year, a spokesman of the Department of Civil Aviation said today This room would be a new facility under the expansion of the passenger terminal to be completed next Augun. The spokesman was
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    Man arrested
    33 3 SINGAPORE. Frl Police last night arrested a man for allegedly attempting to exort $3,000 from construction company manager Mr. Ng Boon Llat while he was walking to his Rangoon Road home.
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    No top prizes
    18 3 SINGAPORE. Frl Ther» were no top prize winners In yesterdays Toto draw No. 74 70.
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    LEE MEETS KOSYGIN AT SOVIET RESORT
    80 3 LEE MEETS KOSYGIN AT SOVIET RESORT MR. I> Kuan Yew 1..- me welcomed by Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygm on his arrival from Moscow at Adler airport nn the Black Sea roast on Thursday. Mr. I. re who is on the first official visit to the Soviet Union as Prime Minister,
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    Comex-4 man's tree climb ends in fracture
    118 3 Comex-4 man's tree climb ends in fracture CINGAPORE. Fri. When the Commonwealth expedition team Comex-4 leaves Singapore on Tuesday, hotelier Jonathan Rounce, 21, will not ro with the proup. His stay in the Republic will be extended for one more week. But it will not be a holiday because Jonathan
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    Comex-4 dinner
    34 3 SINGAPORE. Fri— Mr. R.A. Browning, the British High Commission's acting head of Chancery, hosted a buffet party for 42 members of the British Comex-4 expedition at his home in Adam Park tonight.
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    Smoky lorry
    44 3 SINOAPORE, Prl. The manager of Klan Huat Company In Klang Road was fined $70 In the First Traffic Court today, for allowing his driver, Hong Sam, to drive a lorry with a smoky exhaust in Mandal Road on Oct. 19 last year.
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    Blood bank
    27 3 SINGAPORE. Frl The Blood Transfusion Service mobile bank will be .stationed at Oraduate Christian Fellowship Centre In Dalvey Estate, tomorrow from noon to 2 p.m.
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    Council's 'yes' to Bill
    55 3 SINGAPORE. Fri The watchdog Presidential Council has unanimously approved the .1 it riiii k Town Corporation (Amendment) Bill, which was passed at the last meeting of Parliament under a Certificate of Urgency. The Bill enabled the Jurong Town Corporation to borrow (2% million from the Asian
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    Lock icon Bishop of Singapore sees means of unity between Australia, S-E A
    145 3 rE diversity of culture and way of life which at present separated Australia and South-east Asia could eventually become a means of unity, the Bishop of Singapore, the Right Rev Chlu Ban It. said here Although relation* have become
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    Lock icon Talks to reopen for new Brunei defence pact
    254 3 Talks to reopen for new Brunei defence pact BRUNEI TOWN. Friday BRUNEI and Britain are expected to reopen negotiations shortly to keep a British military presence in this wealthy sultanate after the present defence agreement expires in November, informed sources said tod?" The sources said Sultan Ha.s.sanal Bolklah is understood
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    65 accidents
    12 3 SINOAPORE, Frl There were 65 traffic accidents, one serious, yesterday.
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    Hanged wife: Police await medical report
    165 3 I>ENANG. Fri. Police are awaiting a postmortem report on a young Australian housewife, found hanged in the bathroom of her home in Jalan Gajah. Tanjong Bungah yesterday. She was pretty. 20-year-old Mrs. Josephine Ann Mci Kay. who was said to be six months' pregnant.
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    Man's body in a drain
    58 3 BINOAPORE. Frl The body of h man. clad in blue trousers and white shirt, was found in a drain at the junction of Short Street and Prlnsep Street early this morning. Those who can help to Identify him should contact Inspector A.M. Mani of Kandang
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    Air Force: Group that plays for itself and not the audience
    667 4  - Air Force: Group that plays for itself and not the audience JEFFREY LOW THI§ y IS ROCK THE crowd arrived early to fill the Roy ul Albert Hall in London several weel's after a certain rock ijroup was formed early this year. It was one of the concerts that had
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    Who, what and where this week
    282 4 QERTAINLY there is a distinct "international* 1 flavour about the nightscene this week a touch of the t'nited Nations In Marco Polo alone we have a Brazilian come-dian-eum-cartoonist lashing out wisecracks about European and American political figures, including Spiro Agnew. And all to the
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    NIGHT OUT..
    248 4  - NIGHT OUT.. NELLIE HAR Making topless music EVER heard of a topless organist? Starting tonight at the Supper i Club and Marco Polo Is OM alright Misj> Janet Rap. a six-footer. Together with Joe Munoz <6ft. i and Carlton Errol (6ft. sin.) of Black Fire she makes up the tallest
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    THE GIRL HE SAW WITH A BAG
    324 4 MR. PLATIM M VOICE Billy Andre met Schow Wei when she was slinging little satchel —nn her way to school. A Tear ago they were married. And just two days ago the couole (above) celebrated their first wedding anniversary in .Singapore. "It was
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    Brother-in-law tells court of quarrels!
    485 5 Brother-in-law tells court of quarrels! MURDER-BY-TAXI INQUIRY: SECOND DAY'S HEARING SINGAPORE, Frl. A TAXI driver. Lim Loon Meng, ,W. told ;j court today that two of his hroiher-in-lawa wore sometimes very good to each other Mil ;it times quarrelled. H«» was testifying at a preliminary Inquiry, In which businessman Quek
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    THE ABC OF GUITAR PLAYING —ON TV—
    128 5 THE ABC OF GUITAR PLAYING —ON TV— SINOAPORK. Kri. KTV. with Radio-Television Singapore, has tome up with a new series of 2b programmes guaranteed to tug at the heartstrings of the young. The new series called "Music-making." features maestro guitarist Mr. Alex Abisheganaden teaching TV viewers the ARC of guitar
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    Just fancy that...
    40 5 Just fancy that SINGAPORE. Frt. —Of all unlikely places Japanese carp was found in the Stamford Canal today One theory the carp which ruemblr (jolri fish escaped from ponds In the Holland Rosri area Schoolchildren caught them by the doren.
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    Violinist's spirited but uneven playing
    170 5 Violinist's spirited but uneven playing SINGAPORE. Frl. At the Conference Hall tonight. Kam Kee Yong. violinist, give a recital with Cheung Mini Chit at the piano. Opening work was the massive "Kreutzer" Sonata by Beethoven. The broad "stopped" unaccompanied violin introduction wan shaky. Violinist and pianist could not strike a
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    'Misadventure' verdict on m-cyclist who fell
    179 5 SINGAPORE. Friday A CORONER today returned a verdict of death by misadventure on a motorcyclist, Kisud bin Siran. 59. who sustained fatal injuries when he skidded and fell from his machine in Binjai Park last Saturday. The dead man's son. Mohamed Salleh btn Kisud.
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    Road closed
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Public Work* Department announced today that Thomson Road at the 3< mile will remain closed to both vehicular and pedeotrlan traffic for a further period of about two-and-a-half months to enable construction work on the fly-over to be completed.
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    London award for student from S'pore
    81 5 London award for student from S'pore SINGAPORE Kil Slnitajxii* Mudent Koh Boon Hwff has been awarded an Imperial Cnlkae scholarship on the re^ulu nf his first year examinations in Mechanical Fnutneerlnn. according to an announcement by the Imperial College of .Science and Technologj in I ondon A former student of
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    KEPPEL BUS WORKERS SETTLE FOR $15,000
    86 5 SIN(iAPORK. rri Another bus firm has settled a dispute with its workers over arrears of public holiday and reatday work rates. The Keppel Bus Company's offer of si... 000 in full settlement of rlaims was accepted by It* workers at a meeting today. This
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    India keen to set up joint ventures
    312 5 India keen to set up joint ventures SINGAPORE. Friday INDIAN manufacturers are keen to set up Joint ventures here, the leader of a 11-man trade and industrial delegation said (hi.s morning. Mr. S.M. Dahanukar, president ol the All-India Manuiactureis Organisation, wns speaking to omcials oi the Singapore Manufacturers' Association in
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    Paintings show, demonstration
    53 5 SINGAPORE. Frl —Mrs Lucia Valdez. wire of the Philippine Consul General In Singapore, is orvanlsinK a two-day exhibition and sale of paint liiks at her home in Mount l'leusuiil Road. Defining tomorrow She will Also give ii dally demonstration on different ;<ppronches to modern art. from 10
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    A 'jade! vase carved in 600 lb. of ice...
    243 5  - A 'jade vase carved in 600 lb. of ice... LEE SU SAN By tINGAPORE. Fri. Great gobs of butter shaped like dogs and gods. rudor Court the Tourist Promotion Board offices in Tanglin Road raptured in Icing. Chinese "jade vase carved in 600 pounds of lee. [f these do not
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      181 6 HO HUA CO. PTE. LTD., sole distributors for SONY Radio, TV HI-FI Equipment congratulates the Gemini Chit-Fund Corporation Ltd. on the opening of their New Office at the People's Park Complex, Singapore. «y I I I 1 ftp*" w i W* gini^ MMM|jj J 1 G~Olti^ II M i^^™B W""^
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      Credit system can play big role in economic -aims
      1183 6 Credit system can play big role in economic -aims THE existence of chit funds will produce "a new psychology of ho|K' and sellreliance" and bring about the emergence of an affluent mid-dle-class. This was stated by Mr. V.K.S. Narayanan, chairman of Gem.mi Chit Funds Corporation in a message. His message
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      Gemini opens new office in S'pore
      618 6 CORPORATION'S SPECTACULAR PROGRESS GEMINI Chit Fund Corporation Limited, a pioneer of a new economic institution here, expands her frontiers today with the opening of its new general office at People's Park Shopping Complex at New Bridge Road. Singapore. Opening of this new office by
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      RAPID GROWTH SINCE 1964
      244 6 GEMINI Chit Fund Corporation Limited was incorporated in Singapore on June 5. 1964, tf a private limited company at 71. The Arcade. It moved to BaJ a building. Cecil Street. In July. 1964. In Feb. 18. 1965. It became a public limited company. Membership of the
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      Membership open to shareholders
      428 6 MEMBERSHIP In the Chit rund is open only to the shareholders (who are not directors) of Qemlnl Chit Fund Corporation Ltd. "Oemlnl Chit-Fund Corporation Limited" shall hold monthly and weekly auctions of the Chits once every month, and week at specified day and time and Dally
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      Board of Directors consists of veterans
      366 7 COMBINED EFFORTS FOR EFFICIENCY GEMINI'S Board of Directors consist of veteran business executives. Their combined efforts make the (.'orporation tick with efficiency. Mr. Abdul Gaffar. 44. is the Managing Director. After the last war. he stared a news agency, dealing in books and periodicals.
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      'Pay later' privileges offered to all fund members
      431 9 'Pay later' privileges offered to all fund members TWO slogans. "Travel Now Pay Later" and "Own Now Pay Later" sum up the main attractions of Gemini Corporation's two subsidiaries. They are the Gemini Travel Service and Gemini Enterprise. With these two subsidiaries. Chit Fund members can get advances from their
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      Firm's senior executives vary in talent
      402 10 THE background of Gemini's team of senior executives reflect. variety and versatility of talent and training. Between them, they have covered areas of sales, business, travel, shipping and publishing. The. executives are Mr. T. H. Abdul Rahim. 48. the secre tary. He Joined Gemini
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      Two branch offices...
      37 10 A front view ot tU. Ctw»«m'i Branch OHtca at No. 730, Black 20, Laronf 7, T*a PayoK A INM m. at H» Comp..,, InmI) O»Mm at N«. *J, Btock 104, Vmm Kiwm Dud ■m.
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        64 28 Weather outlook Weather outlook for SINGAPORE today from 6 a.m. to noon: Scattered showers In early morning. The outlook from 6 a.m. today to 6 a.m. tomorrow over a 20mlle radius of the following towns: Kuala Lumpur, Ipoh and KuanUn: Isolated showers In late afternoon or early evening; rrnant. Isolated
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      89 7 Chrt Fynd SUCtton We take this opportunity of extending Our Cofigratulations and Very Best Wishes to GEMINI CHIT FUND CORPN. LTD. on the official opening of their NEW OFFICE at PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX From: Tel: ***** G.P.O. Box 3231 THE ART ENGRAVER Engraver. Signs Maker and Gold Foii Printer 18
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      201 7 Heartiest Congratulations to GEMINI ENTERPRISE on the occasion of the grand opening of their new premises at the Peoples Park Complex. JtßWaßi I •^^^■^•^l I t^^P?» IBZi»S*3L*ll^i »«i >p *3bs^B^B^b! \s space electron tube is the brain erf tt«e tele^ston assuring a clear, sharp picture no matter where you are.
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      63 8 Wearenow in our OWN MEW OFFICE at the People's Park Complex The Chairman and Board of Directors GEMINI CHIT HIND CORPORATION LIMITED take pleasure in announcing the Official Opening of their New Office at No. 237 (first floor) People's Park Complex, New Bridge Road, Singapore 1 by Mr.S.F.T.B. Lever, C8.E..0.8.E.,
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      458 9 jKJ Minding other peoples' /fm business... it^WM is our business. For over one h|« hundred years we have led the field J^riß of South East Asia finance and ff U/vlll investment, and our own considerable. •RafcSl interests across the spectrum of trade J^ffm ar) d commerce give us a unique
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      205 10 Jebsen *Sl Jessen extends its heartiest congratulations to GEMINI CHIT-FUND CORPORATION LIMITED on their official opening of their new office at the People's Park Complex. rZZ~~£WM bbF bY i Wtf A < I I iVaV .^I^EBF^f I^>^i^i^Bj^B^B^^^^^^a^i^to W rP££\. Ba^^^^^Ba^Bl^Bß W'^iTj^BlT^a^B^da^ "_U Would you rather look or listen All at
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  • The Straits Times Saturday Forum
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      KERALA NUNS: A JESUIT REPLIES
      477 11 KERALA NUNS: A JESUIT REPLIES Till Catholic Church is by now fairly used to having the worst interpretation put upon anything which occurs in connection with it, so the photograph of Miss Ammini Value hi ray il (S.T. Sept 15) together with the misleading text which accompanied it came as
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      Art and society: A common fallacy
      463 11 \|Y artist lnends and 1 4 have noticed with pleasure that Government Ministers and other men in position of authority in Singapore have of late set themselves to encourage art. But we are moved to protest igainst a recurrent fallacy which is a degradation
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      His exam and call-up timetables clash
      93 11 I AM a secondary four student. Recently. I lead in your newspaper that all male citizens born between Jan l and March 31. 1954, must report for National Service registration. Like the others. I nave got my date and time for registration. Unfortunately the
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      Hawker nuisance
      181 11 HKOH has apparently painted a distorted picture of Johore Bahru when he states that the number of unauthorised stalls has increased by leaps and bounds causing obstruction at Junctions and backlanes in the town and that the Town Council seems unable to do anything to overcome the problem
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      Untitled
      86 11 I AGREE with "Regular" ST. SepJ. 17) that regular soldiers of the Singapore Armed Forces are being discriminated against. Disciplinary action Is taken against regulars even for a negligible mistake, but national servicemen are not punished for the same mistake, and the excuse given Is simply that they are Inexperienced
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      Large families: Why blame the —women?—
      152 11 Large families: Why blame the —women?— DOTH "Happy Spinster" (ST. Bept. 4) and Yong T. T. (Sept. 6) fall to mention a key reason why people have large lamllles. and the family planning educators left out this point in their campaign. It is this: those who refuse to follow advice
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      Teachers in East Coast
      311 11 f)LD Resident (8. T. Sept w 5) while trying to defend the local conditions existing In Kemaman. unfortunately gave some wrong information. He says that low voltage there occurred for only three evenings' when the new nostel of Sultan Ismail Secondary School started this year Wrong.
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      68 11 IT was reported In the Straits Times that one of the qualifications for the undergraduate scholarships Is a Grade One School Certificate. Yet from some sources 1 'earned that all those who obtained more than 13 points do not qualify for an interview. If that is the case, the authority
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      331 11 look twice ■Mr .-yflQmQ^tSHHl rnt*e*i V \AjJßß only one is a genuine Dunlopillo mattress These two mattresses look alike, but only one is a mmittmmmLMwmLhm genuine Dunlopillo. You can tell which one, by the tmnir>Ql Dunlopillo label. So look for it on the mattress rff\ irupitdl cover. j I Because
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  • Article
    The Straits Times Saturday, September 19, 1970 THE THIRD INDUSTRY
    488 12 The Straits Times Saturday, September 19, 1970 THE THIRD INDUSTRY There was once a time when horse-racing was described, confidently and proudly, as Malaya's third industry. It was running a nose ahead of pineapples, fresh and canned. Or so it was said. There are no figures to prove it. Racing
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    CRISIS IN JORDAN
    299 12 From ah accounts of the civil war in Jordan the balance of advantage is with King Hussein's forces. The offer to let the guerillas evacuate embattled Amman under safe conduct clearly suggests that the King's men have the upper hand. This offer also reflects the fact that
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    EDUCATING PARENTS
    223 12 The need for strong paxent-teacher organisations in Malaysian schools has been realised by the authorities, but many parents have still not recognised their worth. They have not fully grasped that responsibility for education does not begin and end with the school and that parents have an important role
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    Radio ham Hussein goes 'on the mike'— as wife Muna waits in London
    743 12 Radio ham Hussein goes 'on the mike' as wife Muna waits in London LONDON, Fri. While civil war raged in Jordan, King Hussein talked over his amateur radio set on Wednesday nigtit with fellow hams in Europe and America. "This is JY One Hussein on the mike." was the call-sign
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Human relations course for teachers and school heads?
      135 12 YOUR correspondent 8. ML. of Seremban suggests that headmasters should take courses In human relations. As a young "head". I nave been doing on-the-spot work in thLs field in my school for some time. But what happened recently! A young trainee teacher
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      Pupils sent home
      109 12 AGREE with '8. ML.' ST. Sept. 12) who susgetted weekend courses for headmaster; in human relations and modern administration. Frankly, many teachers do not live up to the expectations of society. It li Indeed sal that some headmasters, send pupils home when they fall to pay school
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      Tampered
      81 12 UECENTLY one of my letters was tampered with while it wan in the custody of the postal authorities. It was silt open very neatly at one edge. I have Investigated and found that the letter was opened before it was received by the postal orderly from the 4th Malaysian
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      107 12 CO MANY of your correspondents seem to have little but criticisms to offer. So I would llk« to write a letter of whole-hearted praise. My wife is a tan (fanatic might be a better word), of the music of Vaughan Williams. She had looked forward immensely to the concert of
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      89 12 'TEACHERS are asked to undergo a medical examination and check-up at their own expense before being posted to their respective schools, on the understanding that the schools will refund the medical check-up fees amounting to $20. It is four years since I Joined my present school as a qualified DTC-traln-ed
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      WHY THE DISPARITY?
      86 12 IJOTH my daughters having the same educational qualification (School Certificate Grade I) are now employed In the Civil Service. One of them chose teaching and the other, nursing. Both of them have undergone the same threeyear period of training and have passed their examinations In tfeir respective
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    The political arena is astir
    846 12  - The political arena is astir DAHARI ALI SPOTLIGHT ON THE PARTIES By In the first of two articles KUALA LUMPUR 1 PO L I T I CAL parties in Malaysia are bestirring themselves after the government's recent announcement ending the 17-montn-old ban on political activities. The order has gone out
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      45 12 Heartiest Congratulations TO OUR DIRECTOR DATO V. JEYARATNAM AND DATO YEOH CHEANG LEE On their being Conferred The Distinguished Honour DATO PADUKA MAHKOTA PERAK BY H.R.H. THE SULTAN OF PERAK ON HIS BIRTHDAY FROM IPOH GARDEN SDN. BHD. 106, Jalan Canning Estate, IPOH GARDEN. IPOH.
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      Lock icon Nixon in bid to save the ceasefire
      456 13 Nixon in bid to save the ceasefire MRS. MEIR IN FOR URGENT TALKS AT WHITE HOUSE WASHINGTON. Friday PRESIDENT Nixon and Israeli Premier, Mrs. Golda Meir meet here today in a bid to save the fragile Middle-East ceaselire, shaken by Israel's withdrawal from peace talks after alleged Egyptian violations. They
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      Lock icon Japan to try again for . that Security Council seat
      263 13 Japan to try again for that Security Council seat UNITED NATIONS, Friday. JAPAN. Asia's leading pdwer at the U.N., will renew its bid for a permanent seat on the Security Council today. Her Foreign Minister' Mr. Kllchl Alchl. is expected to make the appeal In his speech to the 25th
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      Cuban 'tiger' arrested
      38 13 MIAMI. Frt.— Rolando M»5f»rrer. oiw-ume dreaded I ligW M pre-CMtro Cuba. wa?> arrested lyy PBl agfnijs Natwfejr. Ml than thr»e month* after lie fieri to avnid four-year nnxm k I for »iuau>i.iig 'o viMd* H»JU.
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      Lock icon Canada may soon have diplomatic ties – with China
      90 13 Canada may soon have diplomatic ties with China I NITED NATIONS. Fri.— Canada Is expected to establish diplomatic rela- tlons with China within the next few weeks. Tin- move is likely to Improve Peking's prospects of becoming j a member of the UN., informed ■OWMI ■••aid yp-'-terday. Following protracted negotiations
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      53 13 Israelis check Arabs at bridge rL AVIV, Kri. Israeli soldiers slop Arabs at the Allemy Bridge between Israeli-occu-pied territory and Jordan. As the fighting raged in Jorda-.i between the army and Palestinian guerillas. Jordanian soldiers closed the bridge and joined ii the battle, in which the army seemed control of
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      DEVELOPING NATIONS WIN U.N. FIGHT ON PROCEDURE
      176 13 DEVELOPING NATIONS WIN U.N. FIGHT ON PROCEDURE IJNITED NATIONS, Fri. Developing countries, led by Brazil, today won an important procedural battle against the powers in a planned United Nations debate on law of the seas and sea bed. Following a two-hour wrangle. the general committee which prepares the agenda for
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      Lock icon Boat capsizes: 10 missing
      55 13 TOKYO. Fri.— The Tokyo Maritime Safely Agency today reported ten Japanese fishermen weir mwsing off the island of Hokkaido, after a 10-ton salmon fishing boat capsized in rough .sea.The agency said the remaining m\ irew members of the No 2 Hovo Mam were picked up b
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      Lock icon Congress calls for 'democratic' election of Pope
      163 13 Congress calls for 'democratic' election of Pope DRI SSKI.S, Fri. The 200 Roman Catholic theologians at an international congress here yesterday endorsed a call for democratic elections of the Pope, bishops and clerry. The theologians from Europe. America. Asia and Africa, voted overwhelmingly in favour of a resolution calling for
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      Lock icon 40 members of splinter Huk army surrender
      217 13 40 members of splinter Huk army surrender MANILA, Friday. pORTY members of the communist "New People's Army" surrendered today in a ceremony at Bamban, Tarlac Province, 60 miles north of Manila. It marked the first big surrender of elements of the army which was formed when dissidents under Bernabe Bascavno
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      Lock icon Paid holiday for 638 model workers
      67 13 Paid holiday for 638 model workers RANGOON, Frt. Over soe model workers will shortly enjoy an all-expenses paid holiday at Burmese seaside or Jake results. An official announcement raid the 638 men had been chosen under the |MMMMBtI model workers scheme to tnciease product ion In Stateon ned films Since
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      Lock icon Pollutionfree cars by — 1973 —
      104 13 Pollutionfree cars by 1973 |)M KOI I Fri. <>en«ral Motors Corporation announred today th.t it will turn mil only pollution-free rars by 197... The company plans to make some of its c.irs pollution-free by IOTS. The anti-pollution .systems are expected to increase Ihe price of Mefc car by USS7S. Sonir
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      Lock icon 'Peace' stamp
      32 13 TAIPEH. Fri. TUWM ll 7-.su.inK a iiiu iMviatf (tamp •umornm inscribed »::h tlir Chimw i hf ratlin <■ tuMice and progress" to murk ihe 25th anniversary of the United Nations. Reuter.
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      Lock icon MOORE DECISION IN TWO MONTHS
      134 13 MOORE DECISION IN TWO MONTHS DOGOTA, Fri. Judg* IVilm Dorado will Hose next week his investigation into the case of British world soccer captain Itohhy Moore. x\ ho ».<s ,Xi used of stealing an emerald-studded gold bracelet from a store here. He said his findings would be sent to a
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      Lock icon Terms to free hijack victims still same
      519 14 Terms to free hijack victims still same A SPOKESMAN for the Palestinian hijackers said yesterday that the heavy fighting in Amman made no difference in the terms for the release of the 54 airline hostages still held in or near the Jordanian capital. "It Is very dangerous for them," said
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      Lock icon Now pretty dummies greet the customers
      116 14 Now pretty dummies greet the customers r rOKYO. Krl. Japan Is turning to mannequin dummies lo help in the country's acute labour shortage. A leading Tokyo department store hw replaced it* pretty young gill* »ho stand at the foot of escalators greeting customer* with dummies. The dumn.ies were expected j
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      Lock icon 28 killed in landslides and floods in S. Korea
      68 14 28 killed in landslides and floods in S. Korea CEOUL. Fri— Twenty-eight people died and five others were missing after heavy rain lashed Centie and Southern Korea yester-. day. Police Mid many were victim* of landslide* and (lash floods in Seoul and its vicinity. About 2 800 houses were destroyed
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      More divorces in Australia
      45 14 CANBERRA K:l Mure than 300 dlvorcrs »ere granted In Ausralia during 'he nr»t three montiu> of UN >rar flgurer rfie».>od hy he Commonwealth B'.attatH <iv offlce showrd Th;< I* *n hNNMI "f jlma-t MMI n\rr the MOM period la«t year. Rrutei.
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      Lock icon Vietcong offer of conditional ceasefire spurned by US
      323 14 Vietcong offer of conditional ceasefire spurned by US WASHINGTON. Fri JHE United States in effect rejected yesterday a Vietcong proposal for a ceasefire in exchange for the complete withdrawal of all U.S. and allied forces from South Vietnam by June 30. 1971. State Department spokesman Robert J. McCloskey declined to
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      Lock icon THAILAND URGED TO CHECK REDS ON CAMBODIAN BORDER
      149 14 IIANGKOK. Fit South Vietnam uraod today that Thailand carry out communist control measures along the Cambodian border, similar to those in force on the Thai-Malaysian border. Minister of Btat* Mr. Phan Quaiiu Dnn told repoiteii t'i.it raeh < strp would sicurp control
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      Drugs worth $2 mil stolen in Sydney
      103 14 Drugs worth $2 mil stolen in Sydney ('ANBERRA. Krl I)nie» irtto As 2 million on thr Slack market were stolon from a Sydnpy wnr* IhouM on Tuesday niuht. a r told I'arlia- 'day. <ir Parttamanl I r OcciKes sa-.ri t: l>> tt iiunes and o quantttv it ijerb stolen (n>m
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      Lock icon Two more executions by Death Squad
      143 14 Two more executions by Death Squad DIO I)F. JANEIRO, Kn. The Death Squad >r«.trrdav rxrrulrd two mnrr per- ins. and otter again dis rcarded the Federal authoiitirs who are still investigating it* crimes. The two victims wrrr found near dr-rricii ro ds in the outskirts of thr city, cnmplrlrlv mmilatrri
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      191 14 The fact is lots of people are put off going out in bad the road surface gets washed away— he doesn't worry. weather because they're just not sure how their cars Hydrolastic independent suspension will take all the arc going to handle. punishment. And he won't. Not so for the
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      Lock icon Taxation overhaul in Britain for faster —growth
      169 15 Taxation overhaul in Britain for faster —growth- NICOSIA, Friday. gRITAIN told Finance Ministers of the Commonwealth yesterday it planned major revision of its tax system in an effort to promote faster economic growth. Chancellor of the Exchequer Mr. Anthony Barber was said by conference sources to have given this assurance
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      Karume denies 'forced marriages' charge
      157 15 Karume denies 'forced marriages' charge ZANZIBAR. Fri. Zan- zlhar President. Sheikh Abeid K mime, (above) today rchukrd religious and women's organisations in Kast Africa for iiitici.sinc his government's inter-marriage poJkies. Organisations in Kast Alrica have strongly critK'iseil what they have called, the forced marri.iues, last Sunday, of four yount Persian
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      Canadians for training stint
      36 15 Dl I AWA Fri. sixteen Canadians will spend the next inn yrwr.v In Tanzania helping to train woctan in five government department.*. The Canadians will function on adviser te^ms in Dar-es-i. FVeuter
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      Lock icon Marksmen to foil hijacks
      47 15 PARIS. Fri Crack police marksmen have been employad nt the Orly Airport to foil any attempted hijacks of aircraft, airport officials said here today The FBI-iratned marksmen. may il-o r:de as passengers nn certain long distance Air Prince flicht* the officials Mid. Reuter
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      Lock icon The Beatles -by Beatle George
      100 15 The Beatles -by Beatle George 1 ONDON. Krl. Beatle George Harrison emergI ed from nearly one year of seclusion yesterday to atI tend an Indian music festival. He laughed at the Idea tiv.t the Beatles would ever play and raid: "If we do. it looks as i' we'll have to
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      31 15 LA PAZ. Pri. Five clergymen. including three Spanish Jesuit priests. have heen rxpelltd from Bolivia for allegedly being involved in internal potttta They left for Argent tiih yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Loch Ness monster gets a reprieve
      122 15 JWKRNKSS. Kn— Nessle i the l-m-h \>s> Monster ktm li id I reprieve from discovery. A six-member American scientific team arrived yesterday in a new attempt to trace the fabled h'-.i-i -only to find their ultra -modern infra red ramera had been lost in
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      Escort for princes
      85 15 LONDON, Frl. Princess Muna, British -born wife of Jordan's King Hussein. (left) seen with her children. Prince Abdullah. 9. (right) and Prince Feisal. 7, on their way to St. Edmund's Srhool in Hindhead, Surrey. The woman n the background is not identified but believed to be the
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      'Manson owned gun similar to one in Tate murders
      203 15 'Manson owned gun similar to one in Tate murders LOB ANGELES. Frl. Manson owned a pistol identical to the one used in the Sharon Tate murders. It disappeared from the Spahn ranch about the time of the killings, a piosf-citlon witness testified yesterday at the murder trial. Danny De Carlo.
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      156 15 U.S. SENATE DEFEATS CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT VLASHINGTON, Frl. An attempt to change the United States Constitution to provide for direct electlon of a President by popular vote suffered a setback In the Senate taday. Under the present *y*tem the President cho?.en by the Electoral Collcue. which In composed of electors chosen
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      148 15 CAO PAULO. Fri. Tht first Islamic Congress of Brazil opened yesterday in Sao Paulo, with the Religious Affairs Minister of the United Arab Republic. Dr. Abdel Aziz Kamel, attending us the guest of honour. San Paulo. Latin America'! biggest city, is the most important
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      Twin launching at Vosper
      377 16 'PWO fast patrol boats worth $1.3 million were launched at the Vosper Thornycroft Uniteers shipyard in Tanjong Rhu Singapore, yesterday. The two are the first orders that VTU has received from tht Brunei Government although the parent company In the United Kingdom some years ago built
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      CLOSING PRICES
      921 16 I»IO AND OFFER PRICES OFFI- CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF TNI STOCK EXCMANGK WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN Nil TRUSTS MM Unit irutl lM.ni.Mi pnt.l ter Sept. 21) Mil Invt. fund 1.20 I.2ft Mai rruK. r"un<J 1.00 I.M
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      BUSINESS DONE
      874 16 BI'SINKSS in and reported lo the Singapore and Kuala 1 umpur trading room* of the Stork hxrhangr yesterday with thr number of share* traded known in bracket* in lots of l.uou unless otherwise specified. IMII STKIALS A( MA (2) $1.35. Ajinntnolu iiii $2. Alran ill $1.41. Allied <
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      72 16 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES KISES Ambassador $1.01 +.05 Pan-Elect. $130 +.06 Fed. Cables $139 +.05 Fair Lady $180 +.08 Fancy Tile $2.38 +.03 FALLS Sentosa $1.29 —.10 C. Sugars $2.13 —.10 Lien Hoe $2.27 -.09 E. Nombor $2.48 -.06 Veneer $1.41 —.05 Fusan $2.15 -.05 Mega Chem $1.43 -.04 U.M. Flour
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      QUIET END TO WEEK
      213 16 QUIET END TO WEEK INDUSTRIAL prices stead--1 led in quieter trading on the Stock Exchange of M.laysia and Singapore yesterday. Brisk business was again concentrated in a handful of counters. In contrast with the previous day. there appeared to be more sellers about in the speculative issues and prices in
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        CLOSING PRICES
        18 16 Sept. 1H RUBBER: 51} (unrh.). TIN: Stihl.l2* (up $4,871). Kstimated offerins 'X', tons (up five tons).
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        Tin gains
        158 16 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday made a bigger rise of 54.87J to *****24 per plcul on an offering estimated up five tons to 285 tons. The market was generally steady more In line with the London overnight metal price which edged up £1. Moderate buying support
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        91 16 Vy SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICI* PSR PICUL VISTIROAT. Coconut OH: bulk wllar*. drum ftfl't «ell*T«. Copra: Ml.cd if 0.8 1 loow Oet.l No. I'K'Cnnl. SiO't Pepper: Mun^k wtiltr »l«i tellers. KaraWak «hltf llM'l tellers. »»aclal s»r»w«lt black $I^»'> fwllers. oarblkl lampona blark 122S filers (all 96*4 NIWI ASTA «24S
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        302 16 AFTER opfiiuiK unchanged, dormant conditions persisted In the rubber market throughout yesterday morning with values tending to sag slightly on lack ol support. Physicals were quiet. The morning session closed quiet. The afternoon market was Inactive and featureless. The market closed very quiet with October No. 1 RSS
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        22 16 la London on Tnuratlaj in* price of Mtltru 9 par not October UtnmW was mt Milan UK UN ■■II— i
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        245 16 fPHE strike at Gene--1 ral Motors and the extension of the suspension of stockpile sales by the G.S.A. were both discounted locally, according to Singapore rubber and produce brokers Green Collier. The main preoccupation locally has been how to make overseas sales without tears. Sales
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        Bears still in control
        149 16 LONDON rubber values rose by around 1 8d to SIM per Ib in both terminal and physical markets over the week. Howrver. conditions remained trneiall? thin Terminal forwards were well supported on covering interest but sellers proved very reserved and turnover remained small at around the
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      116 16 STRAITS TRADERS 18 maintaining Its Interim dividend at 10 per cent for 1970 Last year the 10 per cent Interim was followed by a final of 20 per cent and a bonus of 5. The Interim Is payable on Oct. 31; lodgement date Oct. 23. BORNEO COMPANY ac-
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      40 16 Sept. l 7 Sept. 18 liKduitrials: 132.28 IW.BJ 1 Hot*k 69 "1 Properties: l»-«* >* 523 t TiasV^ MM MM t I rublwm: 113.81 111-81 Dec. SO. IMb IM 1 Dm. SI. I»6> IM t Dec. 89. l»6l IM
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      142 16 rE City Panel on Takeovers and Mergers said In London yesterday that it has expanded two takeover rules In an effort to clamp-down on "warehousing", the accumulation of shares by people or companies planning to act together in a bid. The first change calls tor disclosure of
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      156 16 THE Association ol Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced thes* best agreed merchant rates a* at Sept. 18 Local dollars to one unit tt J im of Foreign Currency TT or ()U TT (ID K r i, nff pouno IJWI 7 3400 7 3275 Austranan DoUa- 3 4475 3 4060
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        211 16 THE Economics Ministry Said yesterday Economics Minister Karl Schiller has laid before the West German Cabinet a draft Bill to reform the law on stock exchanges. The draft, which Informed sources expect will be discussed in the Cabinet in the next few weeks, includes provisions to regulate more
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        314 16 MELBOURNE. Fn—Speculative mining shares bounded ahead In brisk trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today Westralian Nirkel was the pace setter with the shares leaping S3 60 to a peak or $11.80. Market sources said the Interest In Westralian Nickel was mainly In anticipation of the results from drilling
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        240 16 HONG KONG. l-rl. The market continued to ease as sellers appeared In greater strength and caused buyers to retreat. Losses though small were nevertheless widespread Recent new-comer Yanc-Tiekiang was again heavily traded and moved between HK$5 15 and HK$5 30. The turnover value today amounted to HK59.66 million.
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        275 16 ~\TW YORK, Thurs.— Stock! A closed on the upside Inactive trsdlng, despite profit-taking late In the session. The Dow Jones Industrial average added more than three points. It had been up about seven at mid -session. Advancing Issues held Just better than a two to one advantaee at
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        417 16 I ON DON. PH. Kperulallvs aillvltr lj In Auntralians dominated the market. Wepiraltan nirkel moved ahsad to sround UK) hefnre rfMrtlng to M on profit-taking and certain market disappointment on the Murphy Hill* report. Other Imiim which moved ahead at the start In line «ith Rydney and Melbourne rams
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    197 17 GRANNY QUAH, 85 (I'M HAPPY NOW) MOVES FROM TOILET TO A 'HOME' IN HOSPITAL... TIE beaming smile means that Madam Quah Bei- is happy at last safe In Singapore's Mount Alvernia Hospital after months being hometaw. For five months, the 85 year old grandmother was forced to sleep along the
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    Star who hit the top just like Jurong
    251 17 CINGAPORE. Fri. India's screen sweetheart. Miss J. Jayalalitha. 21, today compared her career to that of Juronpr industrial estate's "meteoric rise." Pausing on a tour of the Industrial estate, she smilingly said: "Like Jurong. I was lucky to reach the top of
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    RAF No. 103 Squadron receives its Standard
    99 17 RAF No. 103 Squadron receives its Standard SINGAPORE Frl. Air Chief Marshal the Earl of Bandon. 64. today presented No. 103 Squadron. Royal Air Force. Its Standard In a ceremony at RAF Changl. The former Far E«M Air Force Commander had flown In specially from Britain to beat ovine honour
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    Phone service restored
    49 17 STNOAPORE Frl The Singapore Telephone Board announced tonight that 900 of the l.noo llnw dar.aard y««terday In the Beach Road area are In nervier again. Repalrt were expected to be completed by mldnlfhi The damatf «i.< caused yesterday by excavators working on the Merlin Hotel worksite.
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    45 17 SINGAPORE. Fn Housewife Madam Yap Ah See. °44. who was found dead at the foot of Block 163 In Stirling Road today l.s believed to have fallen from the kitchen of her 13th floor flat. Police do not suspect foul Play.
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    368 17 I was 'sold' for vice: Wife WO MAINTENANCE FOR 20 YEARS' I SINGAPORE. Friday 4 mother of eight lold a court today that her husband, who always re tur n c d home (hunk, had even "sold" her as prostitute on several occasions. Marie Samyvellu of Chancery Hill Road said
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    450 18 RAPID INDUSTRIAL EXPANSION SINGAPORE will need 4.000 engineers by 1080 to man rapidly developing industries. The Education Minij ster. Mr. Lim Kirn San, I today said this estimate had been reached in a recent study undertaken by the University of Singapore's economic
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    Church arson case youth is allowed bail
    349 18 Church arson case youth is allowed bail PENANG, Friday JUSTICE Dato H.S. Ong today granted $500 bail to a youth charged with setting fire to a church on condition that, nending trial in the "Psychiatric treatment will be useful to see whether he can be helped rather than punished if
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    Mystery v barge found drifting
    53 18 BINOAPORE. Frt A mystery barge was found drifting .">0 mile* off the Johore Coast by the Royal Navy frigate HMS Lynx today The empty 24-foot barge had a damaged bow a* if it had broken away from Ka moorine The barge waj< towed to the
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    180 18 THREE PATS ON WOMAN'S SHOULDER COSTS MAN $300 KI'ALA LUMPIR. Fri. Three pats on the shoulder of a married woman cost a labourer $.100. This was the fine imposed today in the magistrate's court today on SharifT bin Mula. 31. who *M found guilty of using criminal force on sitten
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    Date change for Islamic conference
    65 18 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Afro-/».sian Islamic Conference planned for Sept. 21 to 27 in Jakarta has been postponed to Oct. 6 to 11. The All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society today also said the venue had also been changed to Bandi "ic. Indonesia. The Central Council of the
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    Lock icon Singapore teacher in Australia ordered to surrender passport
    211 18 SYDNEY, Fri. A Singapore schoolteacher was ordered yesterday to surrender his passport by the Special Federal Court. The court was told during extradition proceedings that John Durai Rajasingam Rajah. 42, of suburban Liverpool, had misappropriated 5517.000 from his ex-wife's share of a
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    S'pore team for Canberra talks
    69 18 S'pore team for Canberra talks SINGAPORE. Fri. The Minister of State for Defence, Mr. Wee Toon Boon, lett for Australia last night to attend the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference starting in Canberra tomorrow He via- accompanied by Mr N GoYindasamy. MP for Telok Blaiiß&h Mr. Wee said that after the
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    A 'new look' impression
    49 18 SINGAPORE. Frt Today* Straits Times picture in Page 17 Is an artist's Impression of the airport's "new look" passenger terminal, expansion of which will be completed next August. It is not a sketch of the new S3l million terminal to be built in the mld-70s.
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    From iron monsters to tractable pets...
    231 19  -  TSAI TAN: By Singapore. Friday AL LI S Chalmers Training Centre in Jurong should be re-named the All-is Charmed School for training is given there on how to turn gigantic monster* into docile pets. tractable and hardworking And after a one-hour lesson there I
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    TWIN PROBLEMS OF THE PULLOUT
    162 19 SINGAPORE. Friday THE leader of a visiting team of British MPs to--1 day spoke of "resettlement problems back homo." and real estate? problems in Singapore caused by the military withdrawal. 1 Mr. William Deeds. Conservative MP. said: -Our main purpose In coming here la to
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    Teenage boys on hold-up charge
    111 19 Teenage boys on hold-up charge SINGAPORE, Fri. Five v youths aged between 15 and 17 were charged in court today with armed gang robbery. Yeo Al Bin, 17, Jeremiah, Yap, 16, Georgie Tan. 16. Chan Man Ming, 16 and Navanesan Arumugam, 15. were rlleged to have robbed a woman. Dcvi
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    Savings bank draw on TV
    51 19 SINGAPORE. Frl The Communications Minister. Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. will speak before the live telecast of the Pom Office Savings Bank's 1970 lucky draw over Channel 5 of TV Stngapur* at 3.35 p.m. tomorrow. Twenty prizes or $500 each will be Riven away for the
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    Deepavali
    17 19 SINGAPORE. Frl Deepavall will fall on Oct 3ft Instead of Oct. 2«. the Government announced today.
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    Hotel acts to ensure service during union meeting
    233 19 Hotel acts to ensure service during union meeting CINGAPORE. Frl. The management of Hotel Malaysia today rushed arrangements to ensure that the hotel's services are not disrupted when 600 of Its staff of 700 attend an emergency union meeting at lunch time tomorrow. The hotels general manager. Mr. Philip Scow
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    Five fined for speeding
    55 19 SINGAPORE. Frl— Five men nere fined a total of $325 in the First Traffic Court today for speeding on motorcycle* and cars at 35 mph to 58 mph at the tipper Buktt Tlmah and Lornle Read, where the speed limit U 30 mph. The offences were
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    Neptune Orient Lines steps into container league
    188 19 CINGAPORES Neptune Orient Lines stepped into the "container league" today by placing orders for two fast 12.000-ton semi-container vessels from Finland. The 22-knot ships will be built by Oy Wartsila Ob, a Helsinki shipyard, at a cost of $60 million. j SINGAPORE. Fri.
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    Acknowledgements
    46 20 Yong Lim thank relatives and friends tor their condolences, wreaths, donations and attendance during their recent bereavement. NANCY AND HCNRV Lee Hul Seng and parents express their thanks to relatives and friends for their gifts and attendance on the occasion of their wedding on 12-9-70.
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    Announcements
    179 20 THC SINGAPORC BRANCH of The Royal Society of St. Oeorge will celebrate Trafalgar Day October 21st 1970 with a Cocktsil Party at The President s home at 20-A ciuny Rd.. Singapore 10. England Expect* That Every Man Will mmmunuate with The Hon Sec. K. Suckling Esq.. 4th Floor. Maritime
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    27 20 DC ROZARIO, FRANCIt, (Ba.De) fully lft-9-70. Cortege leave* No. 6, Burnfoot Terrace, Franker* Estate. a 3.30 p.m. 19-9-70 to Perpeual Succour Church, Slglap. thence to Bldadarl.
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    73 20 IN MCMORV OF Mr. P.V. Menon (lately ot Temerloh Estate, Trong) departed suddenly 1u.9.6->. May ht rest in peace and happiness. Badly missed and lovingly remembered by hla children. ALL PRICNOt ot the late George Daniel are cordially invited to a memorial Eucharist at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Saturday
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    249 20 PAITH METHODIST CHURCH. QUEENSTOWN Sunday iKnitluhi 7.3u a.m. Y.i" p.m (Chinese) 9.30 a.m. ..3(1 p.m Sunday s.nool (English) K.'Xi am. 4.00 P.m.. iChinesei 9.30 a.m. 7. 1 D p.m. Satur,lty H. 8. —3.30 p m. MVK 4 30 p.m. iKnclishi 1.3(1 p.m. iChinesei. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SINGAPORE. Co ncr
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      886 20 WANTSD LADY SOCIAL ESCORTS transport and lodging provided Apply personally with photo to Spring Escort Service. 389 A. TanJong Katong Road. Spore *****5 WANTCO MALC CADCT photographer/ reporter. oreferabl* with Senior Cambrilge or H.S.C. Certificate*. Apply with copies ot Testimonials Box ASIUS S.T. Spore. WANTBD effluent textile salesman having thorough
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      1017 20 EXPERIENCED VIIUALIIER seeks full time, free lance employment with advertising firm. Reply Box AS2IU M.I. Singapore. RSAO THC tCNIOR Appointment. Va cant in the Sunday Mall each week. Accommodation vac in t NEAR VARWOOD AVBNUC detached bungalow superbly furnished 1750 Namly Garden excellently siluated double-storey semi-detached furnished house 1750 Daffodil
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      809 23 NOTICE OF REMOVAL J. BALLAS COMPANY (PRIVATE) AND BALLAS NOMINEES (PRIVATE) LIMITED have moved to 55, John Little's Building (Mezzanine Floor) Raffles Place Singapore, 1. Telephones Unchanged. 'IT »f .ujLaO. Mb "RAJULA" sailing for Madras on 24th September 1970 The above vessel will sail for Port Swrttenham, Penang NagapatUnam and
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      990 23 For hire GOOD NIWi: We offer th* bast car stereo aeta on easy hlr* purchase. term*. Special discount given to cash payment. Tong Me* Motor Trading Co. 1072 rjerangoon Road. 8 pore Tel: *****4 F *****. UIID AIRCONDITIONERS, REFRI CERATORS for rental. Enquire Aircool Bervlre. 130.- Amoy Street B'pore Tel.
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      472 24 ADVERTISEMENT MANAGER For A New Newspaper An experienced advertising man is required for the post of Advertisement Manager for a new Singapore daily newspaper. The Advertisement Manager will be responsible primarily for advertising sales and management. The right person should have the following aptitudes/experience: i) an extensive knowledge of advertising
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      717 24 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER A long established Mining Company has a number of vacancies for Malaysian Citizens for the position of Electrical Engineer. Applicants must possess a Malaysian Second Grade Electrical Engineer's Certificate of Competency or its equivalent, together with practical experience in installation and maintenance of Electrical equipment up to 6.6
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      Walkovers: Move to relegate two clubs
      164 25 FAS Tournament Committee will meet soon to propose recommending lo FAS Council that Div. 2A clubs Arsenal S.C. and Kolam Ayer be relegated to the Third Division. The move followed yesterday's failure by the two clubs to play their matches at Farrer Park the
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      Ariffin sparks win with 3 goals
      246 25 Ariffin sparks win with 3 goals QUTSIDERIGHT Ariffin bin Sani scored three goals yesterday to help Fire Brigade score a 5-2 win over Armed Forces in their FAS Division 3 league match at Farrer Park. Arlffln harassed the Forces defence with his speed and good kicks and was dangerman' to
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      Police 4-1
      19 25 Police Sport* Association ben' Tamil Brotherhood Association 4-1 In a friendly soccer match at Parrer Park yesterday.
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      Schools beaten by PSC's late rally
      81 25 Schools beaten by PSC's late rally PUBLIC Swimmine Club mad" a late rally to score a 5-3 win over Combined Schools In a SASA Division "B" water-polo match at Tanjoni? Pagar yesterday. PSC were held to 2-2 at the end of the third quarter, and their experience and stronger finish
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      Trials ban shock by SAAA
      304 25  -  ERNEST FRIDA By SINGAPORE Amateur Athletic Association's Sportswoman of 1%9. Glory Barnabas, has been barred from taking part in SAAA-run Asian Games trials. Glory has been barred from taking part because she had been inactive this year and had not reached the SAAA standard to
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      Toto build-up
      56 25 FAS League champions. Toto Pm 'ls. will meet a strong Singapore Buaiiieu Houses Football League side at Jalan Be&ar stadium today at 7.30 pin. The star-studded Pools are tryins out a number ot newcomers and Under- IB players in a bid to build a strong side lor the
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      -This Glory ban is puzzling and absurd
      264 25  - -This Glory ban is puzzling and absurd TEOH ENG TATT By THt, Singapore AAA selection committee's decision to bar woman sprinter Glory barnaoas irom taking part in any /tsian names triais is a puzzling and an absurd one. How the SAAA selectors can come up with »uch a decision is
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      Govt income from racing up ten-fold
      690 26 Govt income from racing up ten-fold THE Malaysian Government's revenue from horse-racing has increased ten-fold since independence Tengku Abdul Rahman said this when he opened the Ninth Asian Racing Conference in Kuala Lumpur yesterday. "This is duo to the fad that the officials of ;«ll the racing clubs here have
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      -Asian 'Laurel' race will have immense benefits
      379 26 FkATO Sir Clough Thuraisingham, cochairman of the Asian Racing Conference, spoke of the possibility of an international invitation race for horses from countries in Asia. "It would be a good idea to stage such a race as is done in Laurel Park in
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      Judo bid by 6 women
      121 26 SINGAPORE Amateur Judo Association has decided to encourage women to take up the sport by introducing a women's event for the national championships beginning on Sept 23 at the Peoples Association feAJA vice-president Sect Wee Swee said yesterday: "With this move. Singapore becomes the first
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      Surprise change by FAS
      281 26 CV3OTBALL Associa- tion of Singapore yesterday made a surprise decision by nominating the national team for the Asian Games in Bangkok this December This unexpected change of mind is based on the hope that the national team will <io well In the 11--natlon King's Cup tournament
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      Jasmin in final
      43 26 JASMIN Badminton party last night aualtfled for the final of the Singapore Badminton Association's Inter-Club championships when they beat Rose i 3-2 In the semi-finals nt Oulllemard Road They will meet the defending champions Standard Badminton I Party on Monday
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      MILLIONDOLLAR OKU TRACK POSER FOR GOVT
      219 26 MILLIONDOLLAR OKU TRACK POSER FOR GOVT THE Government wi 1 have to do some hard thinking before they hope to have the new Japanese Oku all-weather athletic trark at the $16-million National Stadium at Kalian*; Park. The cost of laying the emh'lftne track has b«en estimated at SI million The
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      Gascoigne selected Singapore's captain
      314 26  - Gascoigne selected Singapore's captain G. ROBERT By I>RIAN Gascoigne, 30, has been selected as Singapore Civilians' captain for the Malaysia Cup match against Johore on Sept. 26 and for the State side to tour Ceylon next month. Brian has played for Northumberland and Durham Counties before coming to Singapore in
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      No automatic selection, rules SASA
      114 26 No automatic selection, rules SASA SINGAPORE Amateur Swimmlng Association has ruled that there will be no automatic selection of swimmers (< I relay events for the Aslsn Oames at Bangkok. SASA secretary Mr Woon Bul Ktit said that swimmers aiming for a place in the swimming team to the Games
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      Jasbo can score for Kiwi in ARC Cup
      120 27  -  EPSOM JEEP RACINC with VISITING jockey Ernie Didham, the New Zealand champion, can score on Jasbo in the $20,000 Asian Racing Conference Cup over 9f (Race 5) at Kuala Lumpur today. His main opponents are Champagne II (Jim Johnson) and Hustler (Lyle
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      RACE-BY-RACE FOCUS ON FORM
      1835 27 LOCH LOINES: still a maiden: thrice placed; second to Pacific In a Div 1 6f race with R 1 at Buklt Timah on Aug. 1 but relegated to third place on an objection; working well; chance. NOVELIST: Oood galloper but risky at the start; won over
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      KUALA LUMPUR CARD
      1192 27 ***** FORECAST: Yielding to soft 2.0 CLASS 5 DIVISION 3 —6F ■j2»2hHB ($5.000— 53,500 to winner) 1 751.00 STRAIT! COD! 11l (Tooronga) Rniignura 3 9.0 (dd +31 Mltchtll I ***** FRAfIR MILL II (Sultan at Pahangl Lm 6 1.12 (dd 4- SI Dawkiiw a S "O'lflO MATSTAR
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      SELECTIONS
      124 27 UMiM ill I' CALL BUY POINTER NOVELIST KOGNOR CAMP M. DAWN Race 1: Kojnor (amp Noveliat Novelist Sky lurirr M <iih.«tl.<n Green Smird Him aucm lad hilltop Rac«. t- GlacUl 1-td I. Quinlun (ilarial l.ad Kin mi Park Itini.u Park Rinjai Park I IH DIMOMX O. FAITH Kace I
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      Turkish champ to ride topweight C-in-C
      257 27 Turkish champ to ride topweight C-in-C TTJRKISH champion Jockey Ekram Kurt, the last of the visitIng Jockeys to arrive, will ride the topweight Commander-in-Chief in the International Invitation race for the $25,000 Prime Minister's Gold Cup over 6f (Race 4) at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. Kurt. 34. who can ride at
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      WORLD ROUNDUP Devlin masters gale to take 3-stroke lead in the Alcan
      608 27 WORLD ROUNDUP Devlin masters gale to take 3-stroke lead in the Alcan OORTMARNOCK (Ireland), Fri. Bruce Devlin of Australia conquered a gale force wind here yesterday to grab a three-stroke lead aftor the first round of the £60,000 Alcan Golfer of th# Year tournament. Devlin shot a three-under-par 69 In
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      72 25 Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to GEMINI CHIT FUND CORPN. LTD. on the official opening of their New Office at People 's Park Complex. From:T.M. MAJEED (PTE) LTD. 92A Robinson Road. Singapore 1. Tel: ***** We extend Our Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes to GEMINI CHIT FUND CORPN. LTD. on
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      72 25 ATHLETICS PoHce-Mlllt*r> Athletic Meet tFarrer Pam 2 15 p m > CRICKET Army Far East Competition final 18th Signal Regt v W Battalion Royal Welch Fusiliers (Dover Rd. 1 p.m. i. .GOLF Dawnon Cup Qualifying iKeppeli. Rl CRY BCC v The Blacks ipadanc: Police Military v Royal Navy Thomson Road.
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      258 26 7 xfl k af I at MAN'S MIXER! Ask. for your favourite brandy "~*iT but be sure you mix with y 7-Up! Seven-Up knows how to W. %jfc»~v •mooth your drink without Y\ E^jJ^Pk smothering the good brandy Jgf Ajftf] taste you like. Seven-Up lets \J f|FQ; you taste your
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      81 27 Bright Birds of the Ad World Si* SHE'S CLEVER, AGGRESSIVE. 7J^ SHREWD AND GOOD-LOOKING. SHE PLACES PROFESSIONAL SUCCESS FIRST LOVE. MARRIAGE AND CHILDREN COME SECOND. POSSIBLY THIRD. CANDID INQUIRY ON THE NEW WOMAN. si* YESTERDAY'S MAN AND THE VILLAGE CALLED TOMORROW BUT TODAY IT'S POVERTY FOR MAT KILAU'S COMRADE-IN-ARMS. PHOTON
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    Bomb scare jumbo cleared in 90 sees
    58 28 Bomb scare jumbo cleared in 90 sees CCATTERED passengers of a Pan--3 Am jumbo 747 jet «et their belongings together after a rapid evacuation of the huge jet at Bangor in Maine. US. The plane, with 232 passengers aboard, was evacuated in 90 seconds following a bomb threat. A search
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    GLANCE AT MOON PAYS OFF FOR POLICE PATROL
    375 28  - GLANCE AT MOON PAYS OFF FOR POLICE PATROL GERRY DE SILVA By Singapore, Friday A GLANCE at the moon by two detectives on patrol along railway tracks in Kranji proved a lucky break for police hunting a copper wire gang. It also signalled the end of the gang, which according
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    Lock icon Niarchos is cleared
    36 28 ATHENS. Prl— A three-mem-ber Council ol Judges today decided not to Indict Greek shipping tycoon Stcvros Niarchos on charges ot inflicting fatal Injuries to his wife Eugenls. a judicial spokesman said here. Reuter.
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    JAKARTA MARKSMEN TRAIN TO KEEP POLLS PEACE
    166 28 ■JOUR hundred Army F sharpshoo ters are training to safeguard Jakarta from possible disturbances during the general elections next year, a senior Army officer here announced. Col. Subchan. commander of the Ist Infantry Brigade of the Jakarta Regional Military Command, said yesterday the
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    Lock icon Senate votes to devalue piastre
    133 28 S/.IGON, Fn.— The South Vietnamese Senate today voted to clear the way for partial devaluation ot the piastre. The Upper House amended beyond all recognition a so-called programme law designed to give President Nguyen Van Thieu sweeping economic powers but observers believed that the long-delayed
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    Out soon: How 5-power defence plan will —work —
    267 28 Out soon: How 5-power defence plan will work CINGAfORt, Fri. The shape ana pattern of the five-power deience arrangement in this region may be announced soon. This was hinted tonight by Mr. Lan Gilmour, Uritish Under -Secretary of State of Defence for the Army before he flew home after a
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    83 28 HUM KIE »CNC Baaeai a««y jMMr»fully. Imvlnu hrhinrt twlir .il (Uughttr* Uaiay. Dorothy, adopted •on Ho. Trek 5»... brothrr. (later, nrphruft. nIM:.« to mourn hl» lon. Cori n^ :u:.-A Onan Ro»« Sunday .w n 11 a.m. RIV. LIM KENC LEOMC |.a.«s«l »»ay prcaefully lvb.iu at PrnariK Or»--eral Hotpital. nailsn
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