The Straits Times, 13 November 1970

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The Niitiiiiiiii Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1970. 15 CENTS KU.V 451? M.C (P) No 1507
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    Millionaire kidnapped in his pyjamas
    965 1  - Millionaire kidnapped in his pyjamas N.G. KUTTY: 3 thugs grab bank director at home, escape in stolen car $30,000 TOA PAYOH JEWELS GRAB: PAGE 1 7 By Singapore, Thursday Big hunt on and police appeal for public help MILLIONAIRE Tan Han Seng, 50, was kidnapped this morning as he sat
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    Now boys under 18 can sign up as regulars in SAF
    546 1 Now boys under 18 can sign up as regulars in SAF SINGAPORE, Thurs— The k3 Government has amended the enlistment regulations to enable boys under 18 to Join the Singapore Armed Forces as regulars. This was announced by the Defence Ministry tonight. The lowering of the age bar for voluntary
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    Lock icon £600m pullout threat
    42 1 £600 m pullout threat BEIRUT. Thurs. Übym U threatening to withdraw the huge currency exchange holdings believed to be tbout £600 million it has deposited in Britain if arms talks between the two countries break down diplomatic sources reported here today AP
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    Sara dies
    39 1 PENANG. Thurs Veteran journalist, diplomat and sportsman Mr. M Saravanamuttu. once Ceylon's High Commissioner In Singapore and Malaya, died In the General Hospital here tonight after a six-month fight against cancer. He was 75 (See Page It).
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    RING *****1 IF YOUR STRAITS TIMES IS LATE
    104 1 RING *****1 IF YOUR STRAITS TIMES IS LATE rTHERE have 1 been a number of telephone calls and letters to the Straits Times following the unauthorised insertion of a circular in some copies regarding delivery time. We wish to make it clear that there has been no change in the
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    Lock icon Oil grab
    21 1 ALGIERS. Thurs. The Algerian Government today announced the nationalisation of the Ametican-owned Mobil and Newmont Overseas oil companies. —Reuter
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    Lock icon GEN de GAULLE LAID TO REST
    399 1 /MiLOMBKY les-Deux-v^ Enjlises. Thurs. General de Gaulle, who died on .Monday in this village, was buried today in his austere family tomb in a country churchyard here after a simple funeral service in th» small, stone church. His last resting place is marked simply
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    Lock icon East and West still meet on unequal terms: Lee
    524 1 East and West still meet on unequal terms: Lee LIONOLULU, Thurs 11 Mr. Lee Kuan Yew said here that East and West still meet on unequal terms and are conscious of the inequality. But, the Singapore Prime Minister said, the world's developing nations had the capability to modernise and the
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    Lock icon Great sausage skin robbery
    46 1 LONDON, Thurs— lt may go down in police record books as the "Great Saussage Skin Robbery." Thieves broke into the Lewis and Dickens Ltd. factor; at Kld(termlnlster during the early hours today and made off with 17 miles of sausage skins. UPI.
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      146 1 Diamond CcmSct Rings GO de silva br °s. MMWACTURING JEWELLERS. -3. Raffles Place, Singapore 1. Tel: *****. Peking: Surprise US move in UN INI TE D NATIONS. General Assembly his Thurs— The Inited States Government was "as interested as any in this today dropped its out- room to the p
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      106 1 TELEPHONE V DAY NIGHT 1 SINGAPORE *****6 *****5 I K. LUMPUR ***** ***** IPOH ***** ***** I PENANG ***** ***** 54/4 M TWO SOLDIERS BURNT IN CRASH SINC.AI'OKr fri Tw* membern of the Singapore Armed Forces nrrr MWMBfj burnt when thrir three-ton track crashed into a drain at mile. I
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon Russia's 'global activity' under fire
      389 2 MELBOURNE, Thurs. Defence Minister Malcolm Fraser yesterday accused Russia of using gunboat diplomacy in the Indian Ocean. In a speech at the Rem c m brance Day meeting of the Melbourne Rotary Club, Mr. Fraser condemned Russian activity around the globe. He urged democracies, such
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      A silent tribute
      57 2 PRE SIDENT Nixon, looking drawn and tired, closes his eyes a.s he pays silent tribute to the memory of Gen. de Gaulle before the portrait of the late French President at the Orly Airport. Standing beside him are his adviser. Dr. Henry Ki>s:nger (left) and former French
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      Lock icon Marxists in the dock after new bid to censure Indira
      299 2 NEW DELHI. Thursday! THE Marxist Communist Party failed by a large majority in parliament last night to censure Mis. Indira Gandhi's minority government over violence in West Bengal The Marxists, considered the most powerful political force In West Bengal, found
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      Bogota hit by floods
      58 2 BOGOTA. Thuri.. More than 450 people are listed as dead or missing a.s the result of trrrrntial rains which lashed tin.'. .Snu'h American nation for the pus; 45 days. In the past 48 hours, more than 100 people were killed \»hen flocied rivers washed out rural
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      Lock icon Bridge design criticised
      32 2 MEI BOURNE. Thurs. The British drsisners of a bridge which collapsed killing 34 workprs Ust October "»re in-tirL-ed yesterday at 'he Royal ommi-ssuin of Inquire into the Incident.— AP.
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      Lock icon Gun duel challenge by Saigon Deputy accused of graft
      335 2 Gun duel challenge by Saigon Deputy accused of graft SAIGON, Thursday. A SOUTH VIETNAMESE Deputy pulled a revolver from his pocket in the National Assembly here today and challenged a fellow member to a duel in the street outside. ■Fight it ouf shouted Opposition Deputy Nguyen Ngoc Ni?hia after hearing
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      AN ALLSMILES BANQUET FOR YAHYA IN PEKING
      184 2 AN ALLSMILES BANQUET FOR YAHYA IN PEKING TOKYO, liiurs. China. vice chairman. Mr. Tuns Pi-wu and Pakistan's President (irn. Y'ahya Khan wrrc the main speakers at a banquet in Peking list muht. Both rxtollrd thp close friendship binding hin.i and Pakistan brought together by thpir common fight for inilependenre. sovereignty
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      Lock icon It's meningitis
      29 2 MANILA I vj,>rv c rcoorTfi to hsv» killed 40 people on tnr smi'hern i^l-ind of mmicu.n now apnew'. \;r.ii nenlngltli h ik. partment spokesman said 'ndav. —Renter.
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Hopes dim for China seat in UN
      358 3 Hopes dim for China seat in UN UNITED NATIONS, Thursday. J^fOVES in the General Assembly today to find a seat for China in the world organisation seemed doomed despite the recent trend towards Western diplomatic recognition of Peking. As General Assembly delegates prepared for the annual debate on Chinese representation
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      Lock icon British warning to Russia after sea crash
      143 3 British warning to Russia after sea crash ONI>ON. Thurs. Bri*J tain warned the Soviet Union yestprdaj to ensure that its warships keep (heir distance in the future when the Royal Navy is encaged in manoeuvres. Defence Minister Lord Carrington told Parliament "appropriate representations" will be made to Moscow over the
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      Oilwell blast kills eight
      63 3 TULSA (Oklahoma). Thurs Eight oilwell workers u«re killed last night In an explosion that left "bits and pieces of bodies scattered everywhere." Authorities said they may find more victims from the blast which dug a 50-ft deep crater In an open field. Officers said the victims
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      Lock icon US$lOO mil aid pledge to save Rolls Royce
      236 3 LONDON, Thursday. THE GOVERNMENT stepped in today to save 1 Folls-Hoyce, the British aircraft engine company, from impending financial disaster. The Government said it would grant up to USSIOo million to Rolls. Although the company had been known to be In financial
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      Lock icon TESTS ON NEW CANCER DRUG
      122 3 TESTS ON NEW CANCER DRUG lONDON Thurs. BriI ti.xh .srirntlsts have bri gun testing a new drux M i human cuiivr mtßttttl I find a better treatment tor the (liM-a.-e Dr. Kurt IMlni.iMii h 'i mi.- eancar reaeMctotr, Hid ti>day it ai tlaaUaU :it the lm|«rial Cnn<rr Research Punu laboratories
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      Trade ties
      39 3 BEt GRADE. Thui.s CTylonr*e Trade Minuter Mr. J. B. HlanKaruna and Yugoslav Prime Minister Mr. \M;n Rililni- Hgreed vcnrd.iv that j there were pTss.bilnifs fur I\pandinE economic hhwi hetwfon the wo rnuntrim. Vu- j cn.<.|.n sourer* said.
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      Student shot
      28 3 i XUL'TTA. Thur*. MmW rxtremiata jreateMM nr.d<»d cnllfve on the uutskirU of thi» West Bengal rapU»i and shot dead a student Inside a claat- room.— lteuUr.
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      Swartrand diamond boom: The last great rush is on
      273 3 KDSTKK (South Africa) Thurr— old ii.-n.ink K?st*r ir.iiieri into the air with a whoop brlyiiiK hLs 79 years. mi.iuli.ii his claim ..rtilHaif. and took off runnuiK Thus, with 3.U0.1 spettalors chrerinc. he opened South Africa S last «reat diamond rush yesterday,
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      Lock icon Wonder boy, 15, enters Oxford
      103 4 Wonder boy, 15, enters Oxford OXFORD. Thurs. A-15--year-old London boy who was reading fluently ,ii the age ol two has entered Oxford University to study for a maths degree. TtM provo.it of Oriel College, j c Turpin. said the boy, John Nunn, is the youngpm student at Oxford be could
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      Lock icon US$l billion is sought for the Nixon plan
      370 4 WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE NIXON Administration is to ask Congress for an extra US$l billion in military and economic aid for Cambodia, Israel, Korea, Jordan, Lebanon, and Indonesia, to help underwrite the costs of the 1 Nixon Doctrine. Informed sources said yesterday both
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      Lock icon Russia to send aid team to Jakarta
      119 4 lAKARTA. Thurs. A 22J member Russian technical mission will arrive here this month to study the possible resumption of Russian projects abandoned since the abortive communist coup in 1985, said the Soviet Ambassador to Indonesia. Mr. Mikhail Volkov. The ambassador told reporters yesterday
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      Red trade pact
      28 4 EAST BERLIN Thurs 80- M Foreign Tr«de Minister Nl- kolai Patollchev arrived here venterdav to conclude new 80--vwt-East German trade agreement covering 1911 to 1171.
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      Lock icon HK police seize 2,000 dud US dollar —bills
      170 4 HK police seize 2,000 dud US dollar —bills UONG KONG, Thurs— n Police who seized nearly 2.000 forged American dollar notes yesterday, are seeking evidence that the fake notes were to have been passed in Southeast Asian countries. Three men have been arrested in connection with the forgery but so
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      Lock icon Senator loses second duel
      51 4 MONTEVIDEO. Thurs. Senator Manuel Plores Mora has lost hi« second duel In three weeks to publisher-politician Jorge Batlle lbanez. The duel, fought with sabres, yesterday nu staged at the military alrbase adjoining C*rrasco airport Military source* •••id the duel ended when the the Senator was imured.
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      Lock icon Indon 'no' to bonus rise
      38 4 JAKARTA. Thurs The Government has rejected trade union demands for an Increase |p the Muslim New Year bonus The decision by the Cabinet uas announced yesterday by Its Secretatry. Briß Gen Sudarmono. Reuter
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      ARMY IS PREPARING FOR NEW MASSACRE: ARAFAT
      175 4 ARMY IS PREPARING FOR NEW MASSACRE: ARAFAT TRIPOLI, Thursday. JENSION is building up again between commandos and King Husseins army in Jordan. The warning came from Palestine guerilla leader Yasser Arafat in a speech to the conference of the Afro-Asian Solidarity Council here yesterday. "The Jordanian army is mobilising their
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      Strike by 200,000 cripples transport
      114 4 UOMBAY. Thurs— An indelimit strike hy about .•mi I, on .Maharashtra Government workers has crippled transport services over a wide area. It alxi started a milk and hospital crisis in this city of four million people. Hospitals here discharged p:\tients and admitted only emergency cases
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      Woman gives birth to 32nd child
      112 4 Woman gives birth to 32nd child DRINDISI. Italy, Thurs. Mrs. Maria Addolorata Casallni, 41. today gave birth to her 32nd child. Hospital officials, to whom Mrs. Casaliiil has become a regular customer, said the new baby is a girl weighing more than 6ilb. Both mother and child are fine. Mrs.
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      Lock icon Gowon's plan
      35 4 LAGOS. Ihurs. Maj.-Gen Yakubu Govvon last iurM launched a £1.200 million rtttI icnal development plan aimed at 1 placing Nigeria in the forofrnnt I 01 African economies over th» rext four yecrs.— Reuter.
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      221 4 When flying to Europe get your extra bonus "Switzerland in the Bag" (Free of charge) From November 1, 1970, until March parcels, theater and opera rickets, escort 31, 1971, the Tourist Offices of Switzer- services for one hour, and plenty more, land's five largest cities, Zurich, Geneva, There's even free
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      104 4 Be inspired by Singapore's most arc hung to show >ou how they'll look colourful array of curtains and drapes, in your home. It is an inspiration, Diethelm call it "the rainbow mom" and there arc fabrics to suit every it's really just a room in which all the taste and
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    Special classes offer to 6,000 failures
    292 5 Special classes offer to 6,000 failures AEB PLAN TO RUN 2-YEAR COURSES SINGAPORE, Thursday fHE Adult Education Board today offered special classes to ALL the 6,000* over-age students who failed in the recent Primary School Leaving Examinations. The classes introduced last year, will provide two-year courses in academic and vocational
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    INDUSTRIAL 'GUNS' TO BE CONTROLLED
    106 5 INDUSTRIAL 'GUNS' TO BE CONTROLLED SIM.APOKI Tburs— The Labour Ministry is nuw studying regulations in other countries to control the use of "industrial guns", with a view of introducing them here. A Ministry source said that the two types of "guns" cartridge operated high velocity tools and the low velocity
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    New pay plan
    31 5 PENANG. Thurs. --The Chic( Education Officer. Mr. Tun Teik Bfne. has agreed to post-dated Milan- cheques beinc issued to teachers for November before the school vacation start*, tomorrow.
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    Talks on port loan
    59 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Thura. The Malaysian Government and the Asian Development Bank today began talks on a proposed loan to finance the Slbu port expansion project. The project, expected to cost $16.5 million, involves the extension of the wharf facilities at Sibu. the conM ruction of transit
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    US senator due
    34 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Tlmrs United States Senator Edward J. Gurney will arrive here on Saturday (or a rest stop from an 11-day Asian tnur. He will lea\e (or Singapore the next day.
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    MP wants inquiry on 'neglect of duty' by midwife
    280 5 MP wants inquiry on 'neglect of duty' by midwife rpAPAH. Thurs. An MP today called for an Inquiry into an incident which he described as "'dereliction of duty by a midwife." In a letter to the Medical Officer. Tapah district hospital, with copies to the Minister of Health and the
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    Boatmen fined $114 for having fraudulent goods
    92 5 Boatmen fined $114 for having fraudulent goods Thurs. Two bumboatmen were fined a total of $114 today for having $90 worth of ship equipment suspected of having been obtained fraudulently. Tan Pe. 42, who had a previous conviction (or theft was fined 170. and Goh Tal Peng. 35. was fined
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    Smoked ganja 'for fun'
    63 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mohammed .lailanl bin Mohamed Hassan. 22. was Aned SlOO. or 20 days' jail today for smoking fianja "for fun" in Lorong Kilat on Sept. It. Senior Inspector Koh Llan Bee. prosecuting, said two detectives arrested Mohammed when they saw him smoking from a brandy
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    Feasibility study on port for Malacca
    116 5 MALACCA. Thurs. A decision on the setting up of a port In Malacca cannot be made In a hurry, the Minister of Transport. Dato Abdul Ghanl Gllong. said today. "This Involves a lot of money as well as other external considerations. "All I can
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    EX-ACS PRINCIPAL HINCH DIES IN LONDON
    104 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Mr TW. Hinch, former principal of Anglo Chinese School died at his London home yesterday. He was 83. Mr Hinch. wnu was principal from 1929 to 1948. left a widow and daughter. I Ten years after his retlre- ment, Mr. Hinch, accom-
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    Smoking ban: No trouble expected in the cinemas
    210 6 Smoking ban: No trouble expected in the cinemas SINGAPORE. Thura. The smoking ban in cinemas, to be strictly mi forced on Saturday after I a six-week grace period, is not expected to cause any unpleasantness with patrons. For, according to cinema I managers, smokers have already adapted themI selves to
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    Youth cleared of $834 tyres theft charge
    97 6 Youth cleared of $834 tyres theft charge Thurs. Christopher Raj. 16, was today cleared of .stealing four tyres worth $834 from a parked car while wltn three other youths. He was acquitted after two prorecution witnesses denied statements they made to the police dm inu investigations. snt Mai. Seng and
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    TTC's big day
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Thur.s The Education Minister. Mr. Lim Kirn San. will sne away prize* and certl^lcate^ at the TeacheiV Trnmlni' Collece graduation (iav reremor.v in the college audltonuoi on Saturday at 9 a.m.
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    Winning Toto numbers
    39 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs The number* pU ketl in tonight's Toto draw No. 90 70 were: 37. 32. 46, 25 ana 15 The additional number WM 18. The number' picked in the circle* drtw were: 35. 27, 17.
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    Booms to protect beaches if oil pollution gets worse
    238 6 Booms to protect beaches if oil pollution gets worse By CLEMENT MESENAS: Singapore, Thurs. POLLUTION floating booms may be used to save Singapore beaches il the threat of sea pollution grew. 'These booms are expensive not only in cost but also in maintenance," said a Government anti-pollution official today. "But
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    TEACHERS BODIES SUPPORT INSTITUTE PLAN
    99 6 TEACHERS BODIES SUPPORT INSTITUTE PLAN SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two Chinese school teachers associations have come out In support of the setting up of an Institute of Education. In a Joint statement, the Chinese School Teachers' Union and the Chinese Middlo School Teachers' Union, said the proposed institute would bring about an
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    Sweep number
    28 6 SINOAPORf Thurf In the llth Sm^apnrf Sweep draw last week. *****41 a participation prize i Sl.OO0 1 winning number is incorrect. The winning number is *****41.
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      186 6 SAF exercises SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore Armed Forces personnel will use blanks and tbunderflasbes in exercises in Pulau Tekonx from 8 a.m. tomorrow to noon on Nov. 27. From Saturday to Monday demolition exercises will be held at the Southern Islands Range. Pulau Senang. The public are warned to keep clear
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      166 6 "Do I look amachinc? w HPI "^^m\mw^L^^^ "Thil's what I asked mv N after fiddling wuh figures all day long." I M all the monrv I use up on pencils he could buy a real machine" "And I tnuld go back in being a girl." 1 «t f «cil 1
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    MACHINE BLAST: 3 WORKERS INJURED
    79 7 MACHINE BLAST: 3 WORKERS INJURED SINGAPORE. Thurs. Three factory workers were injured tonieht when a tinplat mc machine in Commonwealth Lane exploded. One of them. Tan Heng Soon. 46. was admitted to Outram Hospital wtth seri- j ous face injuries. The other two. Goh Mvi Heng. 19. and Koh Kirn
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    Towkay Tan's real 'hobby' is fridges
    213 7 Towkay Tan's real 'hobby' is fridges KIDNAPPKD mi I linn. lire Mr. Tan Han Sine who is director of a bank and chairman uf four companies, made a humble >t.<rt as a manufacturer of commercial refrigerator* about 20 years ago. Today, as proprirtormanager of Sin N'kou Kwong Chop, he exports
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    Buffet dinner
    38 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurv The MiniMrr lor Tranipoit. Dhio Abdii' Ghani Gilone. 'Uli sive n buflrt dinner for vi-itine rtpnMMatfrM ol thr pies- ai r; travel astnries Irom Euio|)e oi the nuol-irie restaurant. Federal Hotel, next Thiu~o^\
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    Malaysia ban appeal by S'pore lawyers
    331 8 Malaysia ban appeal by S'pore lawyers MARSHALL: MEASURE TOO STRINGENT SINGAPORE, Thursday COMMITTEE representing lawyers resident in Singapore, who also practice in Malaysia, is actively making representations to the Malaysian authorities on the ban on Singapore lawyers practising there. About 135 Singapore lawyers will be affected by this ban which
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    RAZAK FOR JAKARTA, BANGKOK NEXT MONTH
    123 8 RAZAK FOR JAKARTA, BANGKOK NEXT MONTH KUALA I.IMPI R. Thurs. Tun Abdul Razak is to make official visits to Jakarta and Bangkok next month at the invitation of the two governments. He is to visit Thailand first. Speaking to newsmen after signing the condolence book for the late French leader.
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    $1,175 donations for hawker's family fund
    131 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs —The Straits Times has received donations totalling $1,175 for the family of hawker Tan Bak Kirn. 34. who was killed when a 50- foot durian tree crashed on hi* home in Tampines lait month. The donations were from: Scow Hock Khoon $30.
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    Interact Club
    21 8 PENANG. Thurs The first all-girls Interact Club in Malaysia was formed ft the St. George's Girls' School here yesterday.
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    Widow fails in $6,000 claim against Govt
    196 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The High Court today dismissed a $6,000 damages claim against the Government by a widow whose son was killed In an accident last year. Mr. Denis Murphy, for Madam Papathy Palarpan, 52, alleged that Govlndarajoo Govlndan, a parking attendant, was knocked
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    OPIUM SMOKER GETS 4 YEARS FOR THEFT
    83 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Goh Ah Ngow. 37. an opium smoker who asked to be sent to a home for treatment, was jailed for four years today for stealing a motor-cycle, lorry spare parts and tools. He admitted stealing them In Church Street and Sims
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    The old soldiers return home...
    803 9  -  HUGH MABBETT: Jakarta MOLUCCANS ARE LEAVING HOLLAND* FOR A NEW START IN INDONESIA By RUBEN Robert Toodi is a burly old soldier home from Holland. At least, on his way home. His goal is Ternate i n the distant Hamahera islands where he was born
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    Lock icon Land shortage brings high-rise graveyards
    409 9  -  YUKO NAKAMIKADO BY 'rOKYO, American--1 style park cemeteries and multi-storey "locker" tombs are winning favour in Japan. Officials are encouraging the trend as more hygienic than the conventional Japanese gravey ards, regarded as dank and dark places. In a country where land is in short
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    LOVE GODDESS SURFACES FROM MUSEUM BASEMENT
    623 9 LOVE GODDESS SURFACES FROM MUSEUM BASEMENT By SANKA KNOX A BATTERED marble head found in the dust and gloom of the basement of the British Museum in London has been identified as that of the long-lost Aphrodite of Cnldus, the statue carved by Praxiteles in the Fourth Century B.C. and
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    After 20 years singer Ahmad gets his big break
    250 10 After 20 years singer Ahmad gets his big break SINGAPORE, Thurs. Some things in life are worth waiting for even if it takes 2* years. Like representing your country at your first international singing competition. That is what a joyful Ahmad Daud the Penang boy who made it to the
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    CONVENT GIRL WINS ESSAY CONTEST
    158 10 CONVENT GIRL WINS ESSAY CONTEST IPOH, Thurs.— A form five science pupil of the main Convent here took top honours by winning the first prize in a Malaysia wide English essay competition. The competition was organised by the Ministry of Education for all schools in Malaysia to commemorate the 25th
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    60 remember de Gaulle
    66 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Some 60 people. Including heads of Foreign Missions, members of the French community and the public, this morning called at the French embassy to sign the condolence book for the late General de Gaulle. Tomorrow, representative of the Slngepore Government will sijjn the book
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    MALAYSIA TO SPEND MORE ON EDUCATION
    70 10 MALAYSIA TO SPEND MORE ON EDUCATION KUALA LUMPUR. Tburs. In five years, the government's education bill has gone up by 50 per cent. Nex.t year's education budget is estimated to be $528-million. the Education Minister, Inche Hussein Onn. said last night. The budget in 1966 was $352 million. Inrhe Hussein
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    'I can't afford it' says man with two wives and mistress
    194 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. AN accountant with two wives and a mistress today told a court that he could not afford to pay ms first wife more than $90 a month maintenance. Chan Szle Heng, who works In the advertising department
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    No extra cash for Japanesespeaking clerks
    306 10 LABOUR COURT: IT'S PART OF JOB SINGAPORE, Thursday THE Industrial Arbitration Court today ruled that there should be no ipecial language allowance for Japan Air Lines employees when proficiency in Japanese is given aa a term of service. The decision came at the end
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      127 10 TW* THINB« VCU SOUGHT n*. CAPTAJN! DOUBLE 1 I»1 SUWTHtVWHI I MlfiHT H*E V-WB-L, 'KING' KIH6SIONS iaHte_J WTTHVOU ARE STORED IN /7X GUARDS ANO PUT THE 1 AOCWT ME A 4 THEIR KNOWN THIS REGIME IS IN FOR J^ HKC, BtrilFNCY.' mCCNBtS NEXT POOH! I RULBt,M TIMK J-^ TIN HORN
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    Landslide victims buried in same grave
    332 11  - Landslide victims buried in same grave LUI THAI HENG: BODIES OF FATHER, CHILDREN FOUND HUDDLED TOGETHER by Kuala Lumpur, Thurs. POULTRY farmer Yap Kirn On, 44, and two of his children, Pek Hap, 3, and Fatt Keong, 4. who were buried alive in a landslide behind their house in Kampong
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    KING TO BROADCAST HARI RAYA MESSAGE ON NOV 30
    141 11 Ll M l.irMPr.H. PHira. The Yang di-Per-tuan Ag-nig will give a Hari Raya message over Radio and TV Malaysia at 10 a.m. on N n 30. Tun Abdul R;zak trill speak ma Kadi Malaysia an hour late: and on TV Malaysia
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    Council meeting
    16 11 KUI.IM. torn*. The Town Council will huld its next niint.-.ly meeting on Nov. 25.
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    MAN HURT IN TRENCH MISHAP WINS DAMAGES
    207 11 MAN HURT IN TRENCH MISHAP WINS DAMAGES KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Labourer Woo Siong who was half burled by earth when the wall of a trench collapsed four years ago. today won $2,500. In the High Court Justice Dato S. M. Yong made the consent .judgment after the two parties Woo
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    Envoy is pleased with ties
    72 11 Envoy is pleased with ties KI'AI.A LUMPUR. Thuw. The Malaysian Ambassador to Indonesia. Tan Sri Ya'uknb bin I.atifT, said today that relationships between Malaysia and Indonesia were "extremely K"od." He was sneaking I" reporter* <• thr Kuala Lumpur international airport before leaving for Indonesia after a four-day mm: here. Hr
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    Samsu charge
    45 11 PETALINO JAVA. Thurs. Knh Ah Yong. 60 of Sungei Way. was charged in the nwB.strates court here with having six gallons of sam&u on Nov. 10 on which duty was not paid. He was allowed bail of $3,000 pending hearing on Nov. 19.
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    Lock icon Work for another year at mines
    138 11 ROMPIN, Thurs.— About 100 of the 1,172 retrenched workers of the Rom pin mines here will continue to work at the mines for another year. They have been employed by George Cohen Far East Pte. Ltd. agents appointed to dispose off the $10 million
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      WORKERS WANTED
      486 12 There are still about 50,000 registered unemployed in Singapore, difficult although it may be to credit this in the face of mounting evidence of the labour shortage. Skilled labour has been in demand for many months, the position not yet made noticeably easier by the relaxation of immigration
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      BETTER BUILDINGS
      319 12 The inquiry into the collapse of a four-storey residential building in Kuala Lumpur two years ago forcefully brought out the need to tighten the building bylaws. Its report was voluminous, covering almost every aspect of the building industry and since the implications are far-reaching it is natural that
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      SEARCH FOR INDUSTRY
      187 12 The director of the National Institute for Scientific and Industrial Research is visiting factories and meeting people he needs to meet to secure first-hand knowl-i.-dge of industrial development in Malaysia. He must have this background if he is to guide and promote development, and be able to
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    Lock icon What's gone wrong in India?
    1126 12  -  SUNANDA K. DATTA-RAY GANDHI'S ANTI-BRITISH STRATEGY, EMPLOYED NOW IN EVERY DISPUTE, IS CONTRIBUTING TO ANARCHY By in Calcutta As racial and religious enmities continue to plague India, and the revolt against authority in general explodes in various states (30 killed in West Bengal alone in
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      Aircraft noise is 'deafening' residents
      121 12 RESIDENTS Of Kg. Pandan, Kp. Bahru, Pudu, Cheras, Sungei Besi, Klang Road and other areas are subjected to the deafening noise of aircraft flying at low altitudes. *To television-viewers and radio-listeners, nothing is more maddenine and frustratintr than to have one of these Dlanes fly
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      High rates
      240 12 IT is heartening tr. note the replies given iy Mr. Merican to queries on the telephone service in Belangor. However, when touching on the high telephone rates )n the Kampong Tengku-Ciana Estate-University Oardens area. Mr. Merican did not realise that the residents in this area are well aware
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      157 12 IT is pleasing to r e a d that the WHO international seminar on the role of the midwife in maternal and child care held in Kuala Lumpur has been presented with a four-point plan by the Ministry of Health to improve the standard of midwifery in the country. But
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      Silencers
      56 12 viewers in Canning: Garden are often interrupted by the loud noises made by buses and the police would be doing a service to the residents cf this housing estate by makine surprise checks to see whether they are using silencers in the true aense of the word or iust
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      TELEPHONES WORN OUT BY CONSTANT USE
      149 12 TELEPHONES WORN OUT BY CONSTANT USE I REFER to the reply by the Controller of Telecoms. Penang, to my complaint about broken telephones at OPO booths. He attrloutes the damage to. "frequent vandalism. I agree with him if he is referring to the booths In residential areas, but definitely not
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      TIN MARKET CONDITIONS NOW LESS FAVOURABLE FOR SPECULATORS
      629 13  - TIN MARKET CONDITIONS NOW LESS FAVOURABLE FOR SPECULATORS HENRY CHANG By UKESEN'I m aiKul conditions are now less favourable for a run on the tin buffer stock by the "speculative elements" of the London Metal Exchange. "The last assault did not prove remunerative as it did not create any worthwhile
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      AIR FREIGHT FIRM TO OFFER NEW WORLD-WIDE SERVICES
      418 13  - AIR FREIGHT FIRM TO OFFER NEW WORLD-WIDE SERVICES CHUA SENG CHWEE By IZUHNE and Nagel, an international air freight organisation, has set up a subsidiary in Singapore to provide air cargo services to local shippers, on a world-wide basis. The subsidiary, called Nakufreight. was registered on Nov. 2 with Mr.
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      What price a pot of gold
      811 13  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By WHICH way the price of gold now? Probably upwards, for the present fall from this year's peak looks merely temporary. Currency the price hovers above the USS37 mark, 52.50 below last month's peak for the year, but international gold experts have
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      CITY TALK
      193 13  -  CROESUS By Prestigious appointment BRITAIN'S man in Washington next year is to be Lord Cromer, ex-Gover-nor of the Rank <>i England Lor Cromer, 52. Is a personal friend of Prime Minister Heath and one of the best-known and moat controversial figures in the City of London His appointment
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      71 13 RISKS Sn. Be.M 7s lid Bd. Temerloh $2.02 -i .04 Dunlop $3.i0 +.04 FALLS F.E. Ship iRi $(133 —.10 F.E. Ship $1.33 —.07 S. Hilton $0.83 —.03 Shangri-La $1.02 .03 Sovran $1.11 .03 If. H;mk $1.18 n M Onioni <1 RS M C. Swears SI N --M
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      -Indonesia acts to modernise rubber industry
      470 13 IN a move to moder- nise the rubber industry, the Indonesian Government has approved the establishment of 20 beveacrumb proa Ming t uctories with a total production of 100.800 tons a year. Sixteen will be sited !n Sumatra and four in Kalimantan. These rxelode
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      Straits Times Indices
      37 13 Straits Times Indices Nov. II Nov. 12 liKluvtriaK: UUI n.i.M llnli Iv: i,l (IT 83.M rro|Mrlirs 111 1.X.1 lul.iH 'Tins: MJI 30.07 Ira Mem: lltM m.M Dm. no, MM ion Bee. It, 19«K 100 'Dr. Ml 100
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      132 13 Fdfmii liijj Ka < v. jgmm/s I X*/ MErr 1 mT Are little bills a big problem It is our business to ;ake care of >our problems. Especially financial problems. Like r.usinc a bin lamily. And so on. And e\er\one of our staff is interested in c\cry one of your
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      164 13 INSIDE 0 Sinfaporr «hrt»*« npnrt credit Insurance whrmf; N>w Singapore hntrl npfnv Marketinf rolumn, Ppfiplp in hlMinma. Pa«e 14. 0 (nnipaiK n*w«; Sh^re market iep<>rl; Hrrkli rubber rr\\rw, nmmoditim. Page IS. fll«i«» markeU London. Nr» York. Melbourne. Hnnc one; (lo>in( prices .uid huvineu done. Pace IC. -Mar tAiZ *«Mj> B^^^^^^^
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    S'pore shelves export credit insurance scheme
    1121 14 By A Special Correspondent SINGAPORE has shelved, for the time being, an export credit insurance scheme on the lines of Hon« Kong's Export Credit Insurance Corporation (ECIC). This was disclosed to the Singapore International Chamber oi Commerce In June by the Government Mr. I.lm
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    212 14 CHARTERED BANK MR W T. WATSON. deputy manager of The Chartered Bank in Singapore for the past three years, has been posted to Bangkok, where he will take up an appointment as Manager f o r Thailand. He will be succeeded by the present Assistant Manager. Mr.
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    NEW HOTEL OPENS
    177 14  -  MOK SIN PIN By rE newly completed Metropole Hotel in Seah Street. Singapore, has started taking in guests. Situated in the heart of the Republic's busy North Bridge Road and Beach Road commercial sector, the nine-storey hotel has amenities of a first class hotel. They include a
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    MARKETING
    610 14 Time show c TO PROVE the power of print advertisments. Time Magazine held a three -day "Second Glance Exhibition in Singapore at Wtsma Indonesia which ended on Wednesday. On display were about 100 ads which have appeared In the magazine In the past These Included some of the free
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      Company highlights
      428 15 MALAYAN TIN Dredglng's output for the first quarter of the fiscal year ending June 1971 reached 1,046 metric tons of tin concentrate against the 3.370 tons of the 1969/70 year. However, net proceeds from the sale of tin aveiaepd £905 for the period -a fall of £25 from
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      New watch centre
      68 15 A SHOWROOM and service centre for Mllus watches at the People's Park Complex In Singapore will be opened on Sunday. The centre has been put up by Milus Trading, sole agents for the watches in Singapore. Malaysia and Brunei, with technical co-operation from Mllus Watch Factory of
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      Another dull day in market
      171 15 BUYERS' market conditions continued to prevail on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. This was reflected in the lowering of bids with cacb successive deal, particularly in recent newcomers which accounted for the bulk of the day's turnover. Investment issues, however, held their
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        Rubber gains
        306 15 •rOLLOW through In LonV don and the settlement of the General Motors strike, encouraged steady but Quipf conditions after an uncertain start In the morning In the ruLber market yesterday. Operators stayed out watching signs of consignment releases which were not apparent. Physicals were idle. Towards the mornings
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        62 15 SU S SU.S. immtm 7 IT.»t»i lU.rut 5T.43 <7.70 Honnknno »9 24 S9 47 r ,rh I^H 57.20 H 57.40 S part* On*«»<l S7.hl S'porf 111 I si H 3« 879 c pof. |S1 I SfH 147. 2* y^y Fxport pri-^ »o non-*l^rlino ar#»« (n I" S.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 15 Nov. 12. RIBBER: 521 (up three-eighths of a cent). TIN: $657 .621 (up $3.25). l.stimatpd offering 290 tons (up five tons).
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        Straits tin up again
        210 15 THE Straits tin price In Penang yesterday shot up ajjaln by $3.25 to $857. 62 '/a per plcul on on offering estimated up five tons to 290 tons. The local rise was ahead of the London overnight metal price which perked up £1 per ton. The
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        PRODUCE
        84 15 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING Munli'k \M* 108 100% SI W $180 vllrr.. S«r.w.k „h,tr"f ...b. 9h«. MW Sl7O Mrawak «wcl«i black fob. 96% SIW Sl?i2'j «<-ller«. S.r«w«k ASTA i.i.i. k f.o.b. ino- siu siao »fll'i?. liimnnnn black XSTA f.o.b. 100% si tasa'i »»ii«t» Coßef AP. 1 fob.
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        PALM OIL
        27 15 In Ixitifinn on V\Mn«<d^« th» prlP* of Mftlavan A P9T rent April wii quotas at fllft «»ll»r« UK 1275 Mllera: and D«r«mh*r/January 487 i paid.
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      Week's trading marked by mid-week rise
      379 15 'pHK week's trading was I marked by a precipitous mid-week riM In nearby. brlnclnß the market up to 51| cents before final covering of the November position on Wednesday, whilst the November discount to December narrowed In sharply to 7 Bth cent from last
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      Exchange rates
      152 15 THE AK-oiiatiun >i Bank in Maliiysia-bingapore announced the*e best agreed merchant rate* as at Nov. 12. Local dollars to one unit s LLIN ,f;, T tJVI>G ou of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterlinß Pound 7*3825 ***** 7.3375 Australian Dollar 3.4500 3.4100 3 3900 New Zealand
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      CLOSING PRICES
      890 16 810 ANO OFFtR PR'CI» OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THI CLOU OF lUIINIII IN THI tINOAFORI ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRAOING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANUI 'LOSING TOMS) Industrial! sllKhtly easier while the rest Rt< TrRNOVER: Official total turnover us Bipptted by the Stock Exchange \r-ierdny includlng ocd lota totalled 819.000
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      BUSINESS DONE
      766 16 Ul si\l->>. in .uirt reported in ihr Singapore and Kuala Lumpui trading room* of the Stock Exchange >esterday with the number ol khares traded shown in bracket* In lots of 1 .*****1 unless otherwise specified INDISTRIALS Amu (2) $1.29. Alcan (2) $135 Ben (1) 97 cents. B. Kawat
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      Pirelli and Dunlop all set for tie-up
      213 16 PIRELLI and Dunlop have ended their discussions on a tie-up between the two companies and will take final steps to complete the link-up before the end of the month, it was announced in Milan on Wednesday. A joint communique issued after detailed studies
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      Hong Kong
      250 16 TJONO KONG. Thurs The xl opening was firm and active. The first hour saw a concerted buying rush which sent prices higher. Alter this initial movement the market could not sustain aa profit-taking wiped off the early gains and the market closed easier. Lights gave up HKsl for
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      Hong Kong rates
      35 16 ON th. Iraa tich.mt marktt Hong Kong vi-MfMa» th. U.S. Oallar «.i« quntM at i iiwija for T.T. and A.«7R2.'> Starling ««i <jur>t.<i Mix inn ona tax .f taM al Ml It.
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      New York
      268 16 YORK. Wed— A strong rally, spurred by the settlement of the General Motors strike and a rut In the discount rate, fizzled at mid-session, but not enough to prevent the list from finishing well on the upside. Most analyst* believed the General Motors settlement, rather than the Interest
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      Melbourne
      310 16 ]tf ELBOURNE. Thurs Prices "of mining shares eased again on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, but with Poseidon prominent. At the close Poseidon was up $12 to $67. Oils also drifted, but industrials tended steady. Peerless attracted attention among miners with the announcement that It had started diamond drilling,
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      Indices TIN
      63 16 Indices TIN Wednesday 66»7 Tuesday 67.01 Week ago: 66.43 RIBBERS Wednesday 148.29 Thursday 14*97 Week ago: 150.25 OILS Wednesday 279.66 Thursday 278.96 Week ago: 289.66 IN'DI/STRIALS Wednesday 337.7 Thursday 338.8 Week ago: 354.6 DOW JONES Wednesday 779 50 Thursday 777.39 Week ago: 770.81 LONDON DOLLAR PREMII M Wednesday 29 to
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      London
      364 16 I ONMON. Thur« Th. nark m»rk.l rlodMl nilrr. Rom* talMi however. rrportM latr nuppnrt huyinn M th. low.r Ifvrlw hu» »ir?ii*M th. und.rton* mill v.ry noft. Tod»y > WtMH ilrmtnnl from th. Roll* Rov.r iu»«e« annotin'-rri latr l»"t nlcht coiipl«l «ith lurk of followthrouxh on Wall strMt iftrr tf.-
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      54 16 IJ in I KIN Tfcur. si. SrlllrmMlt I*--. I*.] |*1 ••h. in Apr. I 'm. 2,1 I*4 I I«W Oct. l.f. J\ v,< Un Ma -I IW. Apt Jnn. 21. |«4 s I II i 13 IM. J«n Mar. Jl-13 II I. ..i N B. J»n I* ..i. N
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      TIN
      29 16 ian i m m. m •»ll»rj rr.in huv»r» |UU -in .*il*r» ÜBK I 11.. »»!ii»mf it (15l| i 0"r m Toot Kt»t<ty. i|> ri r.. n mttnr torn.
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      231 15 QUINTON BUDLONG INTERNATIONAL DIVISION SAIGON Han itnmrdutr nrrd for hiKhl> nualilird horizontal construction advlxors in Vietnam. Interview* by Mr. M. I.iiuth.ui at the Malaysian Hotel on IS Ihru. 16 Niirember I^TO between 0900 and l»00 hours (or applicants povseosing minimum of 10 years experience in one of the followinc fields
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      454 15 U.S.A. General Electric (U.S.A.) invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the following positions: QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER University graduates in electrical or electronic engineering and have some experience in handling TV and electronic equipment. Knowledge in writing ond determining inspection methods and quality systems is essential. MANUFACTURING ENGINEER Polytechnic graduates
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      533 16 U.S.A. General Electric (U.S.A.) invites applications for the following positions:FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS Age: above 16 years old. Education: completed Primary 5 Attractive wage plus meal and transport allowances will be paid to successful applicants. Applicant* may call in personally at the factory: No. 6. Ulan Be«i. Jurong, P.O. Box 89,
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    Ministry: Touts selling bogus exam papers
    279 17 Ministry: Touts selling bogus exam papers KUALA LI.MPUR. Thurs. The Ministry of Education today warned touts selling students bogus examination papers that they would be prosecutrd if caught. The warning came as more than si. iiiiii students got down to the final stages of preparation for their MCE and HSC
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    Man in court alleges assault by detectives
    100 17 Man in court alleges assault by detectives IPOH. Thurs. A flshtrman charged with stealing a tape recorder from a car claimed In a magistrates court here today that he was assaulted by two detective* who had arrested him. Chow Hon Leons said the detectives had also ciuestioned him for half
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    'Help Press' call to the police
    165 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs —The National Union of Journalists today called on the police to review their relations with the press for the benefit of the DUbllc. The aaton'i ■acNtuy, Mr. Ho Sal Kong, said one of the functions of the press was to give
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    Hotel slaying case man remanded
    184 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Assistant hotel manager. Jeffrey Khoh Thiam Leng. 25. tentatively charged with murdering MSA steward Peter Bernard Cheah. 24. was today remanded at Queen.stown Remand Prison for a week. Khoh. of the Soa View Hotel In Katong. is alleged to have committed the offence
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    $30,000 haul from Toa Payoh jewellers
    306 17  -  R. CHANDRAN: 5-minute raid by three young gunmen IV Singapore Thursday 'J'HUKK well-dressed young men this morning struck at a jeweller's shop in Toa Payoh the town with the **Cmny w name tag and got away with $:«M)()0 worth of gold bangles, rings and
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    WORK TO BEGIN SOON ON SENTOSA CABLE CAR
    151 17 WORK TO BEGIN SOON ON SENTOSA CABLE CAR SINGAPORE. Thurs Work on the $10 miilion cable car system straddling the harbour linking Mount Faber and the tourist resort island of Sentosa will begin early next year. The system will probably have 30 cable cars, each to carry six to eight
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    Judge sworn in
    32 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Justice Tan Sri Abdul Aziz bin Mohamed Zaln was worn In as a Federal Court judge before the Lord President. Tun Azmi, in his chambers today
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    'Help blind' plea
    51 17 PENANG Thurs. VlceChanceUor Hamiah Sendut of the University of Penang today urged society to give blind children "the tools to educate thenuelves." 'Instead of pitying them, we should offer them the means to develop their Individual potentialities." .'he said at the Bt. Nicholas 1 Home for the
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    Show for local dogs only in January
    129 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Singapore's first championship dog .show purely for local entries will be staged in January next year, it was announced today. It will be held at the PSA Recreation Club In Bukit Chermln on Jan. 23 and 24 by the Singapore Regional
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    Students to meet Goh on call-up policy
    237 17 Students to meet Goh on call-up policy SINGAPORE. Thurs.— 13 The Minister for Defence, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, will meet a delegation from the University of Singapore Student! Union tomorrow to discuss ma 1 1 er s connected with national service. According to The Malay Mail today, it is expected
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      919 17 Today's TV, Radio CHANNEL 5 3 00 PM °P enin K and General Hospital; 3.20 For w the Family i English >; 3.55 Diary of Events in Singapore This Week English i; 4.00 It's Happening in Singapore This Week (English); 4.15 Days Of Our Lives; 4.40 Close. 00 °P enin
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    Sim: 'Mimi offered me money for murder aid'
    796 18 COURT HEARS 'CONFESSION' SINGAPORE. Thurs |)ANCE hostess Miini \Y on g Wentf Sin. 'M), offered money to her estranged husband when she asked for his help to murder ;i Japanese woman, the High Court heard t»>day. Wong's husband, Sim Woh Kum, a
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    Bahai party
    25 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Singapore Banal* celebrated the anniversary of the birth of Baha •U' Llah. founder-prophet of the Bahai faith, at 2fi. Hnrtlej Grove, lonicht
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    Building boom boosts demand for glass
    76 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The demanri for flag* in Singapore has greatly in creased clue to thr present building boom. The Glass Merchants and Glaziers Association applaudVd the Government's lifting of restrictions on the import of plate and glass sheet recently, ilt said: "Quota restrictions had
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    GROOM WHO FAILED TO TURN UP SUED
    135 18 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. —One week after Baharuddin Harun failed to turn up at his wedding, he went ro see the father of the girl he was to marry and told him he wanted to go ahead with the marriage. "I told him it
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    DANES MAY BUILD MORE FACTORIES IN SINGAPORE
    254 18 DANES MAY BUILD MORE FACTORIES IN SINGAPORE SINGAPORE. Thursday THE visiting Danish trade delegation today pre- dieted thorp will be "a lot more Danish factor- ies in Singapore late;." Mission leader. Mr. Hans Schroeder. said: "There are a lot of possibilities and know-hoy in Singapore. "For us, it is a
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    Meeting to form a Shippers' Council here
    170 18 Meeting to form a Shippers' Council here Thurs. 5 Businessmen and traders are to meet at the Chinese Chamber ol Commerce on Monday to discuss the formation of a Shippers* Council. The meeting, convened by the Shipping Freight Working Committee a body made up of merchants representing various trades— was
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    VETERAN PENANG EDITOR SARA DIES OF CANCER
    222 19 VETERAN PENANG EDITOR SARA DIES OF CANCER PENANG. Thurs. Veteran 75-year-old Journalist, diplomat and sportsman Mr. M. Saravanamuttu, former Ceylon High Commissioner In Singapore and. Malaya, died In the Penang General Hospital tonight after a gallant six months' struggle against cancer. Sara came to Malaya as sports editor of the
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    TWO MORE AUSSIE AIRGIRLS FOR MSA
    65 19 TWO MORE AUSSIE AIRGIRLS FOR MSA SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two Trans Australian Airways hostesses. Miss Sherrin Summer and Miss Theresa Ralph, will arrive tomorrow under an exchange programme between MSA and TAA. The two, who will be accompanied by a sales promotion team, will fly with MSA on domestic routes. They
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    Road is closed for overhead bridge
    78 19 Road is closed for overhead bridge SINGAPORE. Thurs. The part of Jalan Toa Payoh In front of St Andrew's School will be closed to traffic for two hours from midnight on Monday. to enable the building of an overhead pedestrian bridge. Motorists are requested to slow down when approaching the
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    Success dinner
    29 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— A dinner party will be held at the Imperial Room on Saturday to celebrate the Singapore Cheat Olvmplad team's recent success at Slegen, West Germany.
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    American executive left two suicide letters
    286 19 American executive left two suicide letters CORONER TOLD OF DEATH FALL AMERICAN executive Morris Dale Mcbride, 58, left two suicide notes in the hotel before he jumped to his death from the ninth floor, a coroner heard today. One to his wife, dated Aug. 11, said: "Honey, please forgive me
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    School fair
    30 19 SINGAPORE. Thur Keppel School will hold a food and funfair on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. to raise funds for needy pupils and extra-curricu-lar activities requirements.
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    When you have to take birth cert to the cinema
    217 19 When you have to take birth cert to the cinema SINGAPORE, Thurs. If you are tall and not yet 12 bring along a photostat copy of your birth certificate when you go to the cinema. Unless you don't mind paying the full price for your show, that Is. For you
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    Pupil robbed in dark alley
    66 19 Pupil robbed in dark alley SINGAPORE, Thurs. Three youths held up a pupil Harban Singh, 14, in a dark lane off New Bridge Road at 7 p.m. yesterday and robbed him of his watch. Fifteen minutes earlier. Teo Kheng Soon, 19. of Dorset Road, wan walking along Rangoon Road, when
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    MOTORCYCLIST DIES AS MACHINE SKIDS
    77 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Motorcyclist Tan Bak Tong, 33, of Lorong Ah Soo, was killed Instantly today when his machine skidded at Bendemeer Road. Another acclaent victim. Lee Ah Tee, 22. died In Thomson Hospital yesterday three days after fall- Ing from a bus at the 6th
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      27 19 You get a FREE wallet while stocks last with every quart of Jolitt essftnr v.s.o.p. V w» IE y 5 ■HOISTBRtO i "IS Agents: THE BORNEO COMPANY
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      211 19 Straits Times Crossword ACBOM 7. Past move by 3 about tvtry9. Mark of th* mlnlater that a d w^J n 5J 8 r«--,,,,, lh> i__,4 ,i a 8. Dl.'llluiion afoot for caMius? UkM th« lead <!-•). 14 p^c.^, Let the prtnw d 0 10. Type of 31 acrota left on
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    MP TO LEAD CLEANUP OPERATION
    57 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs Thr MP lor Sembawang. Mr. Teong Eng Siong. will lend residents In a ">pruceup" operation round the constituency on Saturday at 3 p.m. Mr. Ten i ik will itao eklM his const iiuen- <•>■'> "Kft-p Singapore clean and pollutluufree" campaign at the Chong
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    Penang heart girl Ah Soo, 10, flies in for operation at Tan Tock Seng Hospital
    169 20 SIMiAPOKi;, Thurs. Penan* heartrirl l.im Ah Si><», Hi. arrived in Singapore today for an operation which could make her well again. This is the second time she has come here for the operation. She was
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    Lock icon 3 Malaysians (two brothers) win awards in
    121 20 engineering T ONDON. Thurs. Three ■L* Malaysians, two of them brothers, have won awards at the College of Aeronautical and Automobile Engineering here. It was announced today. Mr. B.K. Chong of Kuala Lumpur got a diploma In automobile engineering and administration and was
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    MP to close campaign
    38 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The MP for Ulu Pandan. Dr. Chiang Hai Ding, will close his constituency's "Keep Singapore clean and pollution-free" campaign at the Lam Thong community centre in Holland Road tomorrow at 8 p.m.
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    Photo dinner
    25 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Singapore Photographic Trade Association will hold Its 10th anniversary dinner at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce auditorium on Nov. SO
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    Band display
    29 20 SINGAPORE. Thuru. The Kong Kionjt High School Bram Bund will srlve a performance at the Hong Lim Park on Dec. 13 from 530 p.m. to 30 p.m.
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    Razak's three guidelines for Malaysia
    360 20 Razak's three guidelines for Malaysia And thou should hold the string of Allah and thou should not split among yourselves KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday TUN Alxlul Kn/uk today announced three guidelines to mould "a great and tolerant i Malaysia.*' They are: FROM NOW Malaysia should not depend on friendly nations for
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    Scooterist knocks waitress
    63 20 Scooterist knocks waitress SINGAPORE. Thurs. Miss Kuek Cheng Wan. 18. a waitress at the University of Singapore canteen, was Injured when she was knocked down by a scooter at 44 m.s Dunearn Road tonight. She was walking towards a hu>-M:»nd with six other girls when the scooter came racing from
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    GIRL OF 15: I KNOW THE MAN WHO RAPED ME
    126 20 GIRL OF 15: I KNOW THE MAN WHO RAPED ME TANJONG MALIM. Thurs. Police are looking for a man alleged to have raped a 15-year-old domestic servant In an estate near here. The girl reported to the police here yesterday that she had been raped In the Changkat Asah estate
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    Singapore police to have women mobile squad soon
    149 21 Singapore police to have women mobile squad soon SINGAPORE, Thursday SINGAPORE'S first women traffic mobile sqiKid will In- seen on the roads in three months' time. They will be riding scooters instead of the powerful machines ridden by their male counterparts. It is believed that these seven policewomen will form
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    Lock icon MALAYSIA GETS $15 MIL. ADB LOAN
    113 21 MALAYSIA GETS $15 MIL. ADB LOAN MANILA, Thurs. The Asian Development Bank today approved a loan of U.S. $5 million for a water Mipply development in Malaysia. In a press statement issued here, the ADB said the loan, for the Malacca water supply project, would carry an interest rate of
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    Car stolen
    30 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. Ho Lian K»M, 22. of Lorong 25, Oeylang. has reported the theft, of his Cortina Super car. which was last parked outside his house yesterday.
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    Talk by Rotary president
    57 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The president of Rotary International. Mr. William E. Walk. Jr will speak on "Bridge the Gaps to Singapore Rotarians next month. Mr. Walk will be here from Dec. 2 to 4 as part of a six-week worldwide Rotary tour of 14 cities, which includes
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    Two years for clerk who cheated firm of $37,000
    256 21 Two years for clerk who cheated firm of $37,000 SINGAPORE, Thursday AN accounts clerk, who swindled his company by r% adding figures and words to cheques signed by his boss, was jailed for two years today. Between Dec. 30 last year r and Oct. 12. Jimmy Yip Pui Lam. 36,
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    Orchid judges from S'pore
    68 21 IPOH. Thurs. A panel of five Judges from the Orchid Society of South-east Asia in Singapore will Judge the annual orchid show, organised by the Perak Orchid Society, at Wearne Brothers stervroom in Hugh Low Street here on Saturday and Sunday. The judges are Mr. Sum
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    The man who flew 4,000 miles to dinner
    190 21 The man who flew 4,000 miles to dinner SINGAPORE, Thurs. Dining out means a few minutes" drive from home for most people. Not so for Mr. Jack Shepperd, 63, of New South Wales. For, he flew more than 4,000 miles from his home to attend the Royal Navy Fleet Air
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    SIM to hold productivity seminar
    81 21 SIM to hold productivity seminar SINGAPORE. Thurs.— The Singapore Institute of Management will conduct a seminar on productivity for top management on Nov. 19 and 20 at Hotel Equatorial. Two productivity expert; from the United States. Prof. D. A. Corbln of the University of Hawaii and Mr. G. S. Wheaton.
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    Closing date extended
    65 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The closing date for applications for a two-day workshop on the role and relevance of small Industries has been postponed from Nov. 16 to 23 to give those interested a chance to apply. This was announced today by Professor T. K. Tan. chairman and convenor
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    Murder in blukar
    51 21 BATU GAJAH. Thuri. A youth was found dead, with multiple wounds on his chest and face, in blukar beside a path off the 3'} mile Batu Oa-jah-Gopeng Road this morning. He na identified as Chan Mini Kam. 20. of Teluk Anson. Police have classified the case as
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      42 21 Hufes Bunny by Ralph Heimdahl /WHAT SCEMS DUH, IT'S I MAYBE I CAN SHOt¥^ I TBE WRONG <kINP OF" l~ va Efe6HEAO^ w J y I EVERVTU^C I DO 7MS\ I PICK UP YCR KCFTJNp\ IT HURTS A<y HANPI lAT TH' CASHIER'S
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    Name, address in the computer affair
    299 22 Name, address in the computer affair A LSO A Tax-Payer" (ST.. j\ Nov. 3) was only trying to point out that a cancelled chequr is of no value even if it falls into thr wrong hands, and that there is no necessity to return the cancelled cheque and payment book
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      Soaring prices and the people who cry for the moon
      660 22 J^ LOT of hot air and frustration has been voiced about the soaring" prices of private houses mainly by people who feel they have been left out of the race. But opinions expressed are necessarily biased depending on the particular
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      71 22 r'O weeks have elapsed since my letter (ST. Oct. 26) on the "Hazard of buying flsh at this market." Yet no remedial action has been taken at the Clyde Terrace Market In Beach Road nor has there been any reply from the relevant authority. How long must one wait for
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      81 22 IT was stated in Parliament recently that the Government had taken action against inefficient officers. As a result of investigations, several officers were dismissed, and several more retired or had their increments stopped. I hope that in the interest of the public, the Government will also take similar action against
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      71 22 RECENTLY I visited the Blood Bank for my 16th donation anc found out that donors had to make at least two donations a year before being entitled to free medical services. I am sure there will be regular donors who. due to overseas postings, ill health etc.. may not be
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      496 22 I REFER to the letter by Mrs. Patricia Vow (ST.. Oct. 23i. Four blocks of flats in Queenstown formerly occupied by the Federal Reserve Unit were sold under the "Home Ownership for the People" Scheme. Prior to the sale of the flats, the necessary repairs and redecorations were
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      That four-month PA course for wives
      318 22 I REFER to your report (8.T.. Nov. 9 1 entitled "Course for wives worries the hubbies." The course referred to Is a four-month residential training course designed for all assistant organising secretaries of the People's Association of whom married women constitute a minority. I
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      746 25 SSNIOR ACCOUNTS CLSMK requlrrr) I hy Ttmbrr Company. No leaa than 3 tears experience with ability to krrp a factory's accounts and with experience of cost accounting. Must he prrpared to reside In Bei»mat. Johore Salary commensurate with experience and qualification All applications tok'.ihrr with a passport-slrrd pnoto eraph innn-rettirnahir)
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      845 25 CHINESE LAOV TLBRK— TYPIST toi two months service In Contractors site-office opposite Hotel Malaysia. To start work lt-11-TO. Salary SIM-. Reply Box AS3II B.T. B'port. AGENTS CHIEF ACENTS WANTED In major towns throughout \\>s< Malaysia by established general insurance company. Attractive terms offered Apply Boi A"l'_\; b.T K L CHANCERY
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      1026 25 PLACE YOUR ADS. f*f~i> THROUGH OUR C.A.T.S. fmrSSj^ PHONE SPORE ***** 1 I^ss^ Montloy to Fridoy 8 a.m. 6 p.m. V CtAeXSe Saturday 8 a.m. 2 a.m. i^ Accommodation vacant WISS CLUB ROAD: Fully furnisher] cosy bungalow. Newly renovated. Large loungc/dlnlng room, patio sui*able foi entertaining. Two air-con- tloner bedrooms.
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      996 25 REQUIRED, APARTMENT with two bediooms and kitchenette, preferably furnished, in Districts 9 10 or 11. Interested parties please submit details before November ISth to Advertiser. Box A 8497 S.T. Spore. Indicating rental desired and period of lease. URGENTLY WANTED 27 Houses Detached Semi-detached, and Terrac Houses along Buklt Tlmah, SemFor
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      866 25 PEOPLES' PARK COMPLEX Immediate occupation office apace 548 sq ft S43.ikxi Ring Mrs. Urn St»4l Spore. ONI OFFICE ROOM vacant. BaataM flooring at 127- A. Owen Road. Rent 1150 furnished. Tel. Spore SBMB. Olllca spate wanted WANTEO TO RENT arproximateiy 10.000-12.000 aq ft. of quality ofßee apace la good oentral
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      722 26 Tuition BEAUTY CULTURE, HAIRDRESSING Connies (French Btyle) for pro mmnnal use by Louise Klerk, medically trained and qualified Beauty Specialist with 21 years tropical experience Day and evening courses. Knrolment and enquiries Telephone *****3 (B'pore). RHODEC INTERNATIONAL la DOW opening a full time course in Interior deoign tor private students
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      519 26 I MNCAPORE FEDERAL I R A Y I L 1 SIRVICI 165 Kitchener K<t Spore (Opposite New World Ami so Nile riub> Tel: SSSIU. SVII4 West Malaya 1 daya 1100/- alrconditionefl room. C Highlands 4 days $65/ Departure every Monday. Sunday. ASIAN GAMES TOUR Bangkek Chiengmai/Nangkang oy air -condition bus
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      725 26 Wl AM CLOSING DOWN. Cverytblns must sell at Cnanrttaa. Top quality Ladles wear going at prices never to ba repeated. Savings uplo 7U% on American. German Dress materials. Indian silk. Bams. Half Price* for Slacks. Blouses. Pyjsmss Swimsuits. Hundreds other Items at rock nottom prices Hurry, while atocks last at
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      1011 26 SALON CATALINA (Air Conditioned) *.eleom* ladies Gentlemen. 319 A Rl«er Valley Road opposite Kllllney Road) Bln«apore 37S1M. FLIMINCO STEAMBATM A MASSAGE (Air-condltioaed). 24SC-S. Orchard Road. Sincapora *****1. Mtaaallaisiaoua VOUM MAPPINBS It our vital con cern Consult us on your mainmonlai problems Appointment* welcomed Telephone ***** or write Aala Marriage Aid
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      848 26 I HAVE YOU PLANS? Brlnt mm to Motion Sraltb, IS Battery Road, B'por* who can make first-claas copies of any drawing or documents bast Europe Charming Escorts at 277 Marphrrson Road 1 Macpherson, Aljumed Junction 1 R***** B'por*. PRIVATC IVII REQUIRCD? Consul President Private Investigation Into commercial family pruate affairs.
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      784 26 BY ORDER OF THE CHIEF SUPPLIES OFFICER, SINGAPORE CHEONG KOON SENG CO., nr LTD. WILL SELL BY PUBLIC AtXTION TO BE HELD AT THE CENTRAL SCPPLIES OFFICE COMPOUND. KANDANG Kr KR\I SINGAPORE. ON THURSDAY. 19TH NOVEMBER, 1970 COMMENCING AT 10.00 A.M. CONFISCATED, UNSERVICEABLE A SVRPLI S STORES Comprising I Marconi
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      758 26 INTERNATIONAL DELUXE HOTEL opening soon desires to engage Front-Office/Assistant Manager with not less than three years of supervisory experience. Tha applicant";, fluent in spoken and written English ond preferobly conversant in onother mojor language, must be oble to assume responsibility and have a pleosant personality. The solory will ba according
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      481 26 LEMBAGA PELABOHAN SWETTENHAM JAWATAN KOSONG Permohonan adR-lah rtl-pelawa darl Warga Negara Malaysia unlolc mrmrnohi ia\vatnn2 koaonif xaprrtl >ane tersebut dl-bawah ml rli-Lembaira P»labohnn Swettpnharr.. 1) Jurutrrnskas Bahasa Melayu (Prrrmpuani Hahafian 111 Tancca Oaji: $263 x 14 351 366 X 14 436. Imor: Sa-kuranif2-nya 17 tahun tatapl tidaK lebeh darlpada 28
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      Lock icon It's Fort Marcy again
      308 27 NEW YORK. Thurs. Fort Marcy ol the United Slates raced to his second victory in the Washington International over I2f at Laurel yesterday. Fort Marcv, one of (he two VM. horses in the field of ten renrpjuritine eicht countries, took the lead about 3f out and
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      68 27 LONDON Thurs. -Billy' Eremner. the Scottish inter- i national and captain of Leeds, received a suspended sentence r.l four weeks' suspen«ion when he appeared before the disciplinary committee of the English r A yef'errMv The decision means he win not have to serve the suspen- <
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      240 27 Stockton, Trevino favoured to win World Cup BUENOS AIRES. Thurs, lee Trevlno and Dave Stockton are favourites to retain for the United States both the team and Individual prizes in the World Cup golf championship opening here today. Trevlno and Btockton will be teeing off with 86 golfers from 43
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      207 27 Hard-hit Spain back in triumph LONDON. Thurs. Spain, who have been having a slim time in international soccer in recent years, started ofT thrir campaign in the 1970-72 European championship last night with an eusy 3-0 win over Northern Ireland In Seville. The Irish looked the sharper .s'.cip in the
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      China due
      19 27 VTENNA. Thur»— Chinas 1»--member table tennis team are expected for a series of matches with Rumania tomorrow.
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      £110,000 star
      20 27 LIVERPOOL. Thurs John To&hack the Wel!-li International .soccer forward from Carciill. s. lined for Liverpool yesterday (or £110.000.
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      Lock icon Now MCC face the other mystery man
      463 27 SYDNEY. Thur«. \|CC. baffled and be■i'l mused by the eccentric style of Victorian pace man Alan "Froßgie* Thomson last weekend, face Australia's other mystery bowler, spinner Johnny Gleeson, in the match against New South Wales here tomorrow. Glppsor. with hig deceptive finper spin,
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      Two more seeds out
      110 27 PARIS Thurs American ClifT Ri.-hey became the Icurth plajrar in he eliminated the Pan* Open indoor tennis tournanunt heie uhm he whs drfcatid 3-h 2fi in the sfccod i' und yaatuday by compatrmt stan Snv.'h n >n was another v< fl to ix> eliminated vli 11
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      Fiji lose their fifth match
      284 27 BOURNEMOUTH England > Thurs The Fiuan Rugby Union team slumped to the tilth defeat of their British tool against St-uih ol England here 'e.«terciav. ci<vpite two xiHikUng tries by centre G Barley South of England won 10-8 sr..nnß two goals to a goal and a
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      Bullet-proof for revenge
      459 28  -  EPSOM JEEP By gI'LLET-PROOF went well in heavy going at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning when he did 3f in 41 with Ricky Kingston In the saddle. Bullet-proof finished second to Count Carlo over 6f last Sunday. With a 5-lb pull at the weights, he can gain his
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      1588 28 a'-fTJiJitw 2 CLASS 5 Dlv 6 7f ITi.~TPaW ($5,000 $3,500 to winner) 1 MM MONACO "i M« M— 6 90 <d 2 +31 Ckaam \i 2 0(i9O0 DRILLER'S PRIDE 8 |H ><< i I 11.. i.n. 1K 11l (.12 +3» DawklM H S 87-00 GALLANT TURK
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        90 28 Call for photo in close finishes CROM the picture which nn. s-vs- arts 5 n«ve been more than a head "P?™ I*1 the second horse* Supreme Grey and the irurd horse, stable Currency. .J 1 rrtcing commentator dared the placing calling for a plioto and K a\e me offlnal margin
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        111 28 4 trophy races ritaEKE will be four trophy X races at the four-day Christmas-New Year meeting at Penang on Dec. 19, 20. 26 and They are the $30 000 Gold S"? «CI 1 Dn 1 orcr 10f.. the S 12.500 Governors Cup (Cl 1 Div 1 over Bfi thr $*****
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        28 28 JAKARTA. Thurs Indonesia's contingent of 122 competitors and some 28 officials are scheduled to arrive in Bangkok on Dec 4 and 5 for the Asian Games
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      Reprieve for five in Malaysian team
      426 29 Reprieve for five in Malaysian team 4 N appeal by the Ma- laysian badminton and shooting association to increase iheir representation at next month's Asian Games was accepted by the Olympic Council yesteiday. OCM chairman Dato Hamzah bin Abu Samah has agreed to BAM s request for another player and
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      India to field full side
      144 29 yNUIA will field her full Asian Games team In the two Test matches against Singapore at Jalan Besnr on Nov. 28 and 30. The Indian Hockey Federation announced this In its bulletin on the team's progress in centralised training for Bangkok "The camp will no
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      Thuan Heng back with a hope
      444 29  -  JOE DORAI By RHODES SCHOLAR Tan Thuan Heng will go to the Asian (James with the hope that the stifl competition at Bangkok will help him win a swimming medal. The Oxford University research student, who is now training with the Asian Games team
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      Persebaja hit Combined for a six
      141 29 INDONESIAS Apa Khan Cup runners-up Peinebajc. scored four coals. in the second hai( to beal a Singapore Polire-Mihurv nimbiifii Mdc 6-2 at Jalan Be<»r sladinn. last mrht The Indonesians staged a brilliant iecovery earlier in the second half when they v.ere MM goals down
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      30 29 SVU.NKV Tliiii> SowUi African liiinlHinwciKlu champion Anthony Silhole. who OfkU as Kid Sii'mlwll. Mopped tough Japanese Tttawa Kauakaml In tarn rounds here tonlvht the refere* stopping tne fighting.
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      257 29 CENTRE Jeff Gallagher was the star yesterday in SCC's 18-5 win over the Hash House Harriers in their annual rugby match on the padang. He scored three clever tries, drawing the applause for his fast dashes and uood dummies. SCC's points came from three
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      53 29 A (iRoiT of elderly Japanese 10 men and two women from the Jlngu Club will be in Singapore on l)<-c 31 for goodwill tennis matches with aWsd (•layers. liuhe Hassan Alwi. SI.TA aacntafjr, said yesterday: They have •vrllten to us to arrange lor Inp men's doubles matches and
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      The weather to decide tomorrow's cup-tie
      289 29 »t*HE wither has become an Important element for tomorrow s Malay*. Cup rugby match between 28th Commonwealth Brigade and Singapore Civilians on the padang. The Brtgnrle want It to rain becauae of their bigger but slower men. and Civilians want It clear so that
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      Koreans rout Laos 4-0
      54 29 BANGKOK. Thurs—Defending champions South Korea defeated Laos 4-0 tonight before 25.000 fans, the largest crowd so far in the Third annual King's Cup football tournament to score their second successive win All the goals by Suh Yoon Chan i2i and Park Soo Duck (2i were stored
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      963 27 in THi: iih.m < <v rt gv ji stick illleal Mil No Fl o i IM 1970 < HAM KRV DIVISION MR. RM.ISTRAR RIRKIIKV IN THE .MATTER ol EASTERN SMKI.TINC CO., LTD. and— > IN THE MATTER of THF COMPANIES At T. 194« in.h'JST l^ I^n HEBEBY GIVEN that b
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      480 27 AUCTION SALE OF Valuble Sincapoie Properties. To be held at our sales-room. No. 104 Market Street. Singapore. On Tuesday, 17th November 1970, at 2.30 p.m. ESTATE OF SYED MOHAMKI) BIN ALWI BIN IBRAHIM AL9AGOFF. DECEASED. 1. Nos 2j 37. 39 31 Jalan Beaar. area 3.466 square feet, freehold, monthly renU
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      51 27 SORE t IRRITATINGTHROAT? Soothe inflammation Prevent coughing Attack infection with Huskeys throat pastilKt >g^M> Happily married? Depression and •motional' strain can ruin a marnaga. Don't take chances with your happiness. Now a couple of Pro-Plus Tablets will keep you "alive"— active— alert. Enjoy a me full of test. Oat Pr*Plu*
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      691 28 JIRONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following. projects (A) PROPOSED ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TO BUILDINOS AND EXTERNAL LIGHTING SYSTEM TO AREA AT B'j MS. WEST I COAST ROAD. SINGAPORE ELIGIBILITY: Electrical $50,000. and above SHOWROI M»: 17.1170 at 10.00 a.m. Meet
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      757 28 P W.D. SINGAPORE Tenders are Invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors and from •Specially Registered Contractors" for the following work:— Laying of Main Sewers for Henderson Road Redevelopment Phaae 11. Civil Engineering Contractors above 1100,000/-. Closing Date: *****0 at 10.00 a.m. 2 Persons or companies either within Singapore or overseas who
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      804 28 HOUSING it DEVELOPMENT BOARD Separate tenders are Invited for either one or both of the following:— (1) ERECTION COMPLETION of Two Blocks of 20Storey 4-Room Flats, Two Blocks of 12-Storey 4-Room Flats. One Block of 12Storey 3-Room Improved Flats One Block of 12-Storey Shops and 3-Room Improved Flats (Total 922
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      252 29 and now in bangkok THE BANK OF AYUDHYA BANGKOK But still we are not quite satisfied in fact we are never satisfied with our own performance. Which is actually quite good if you consider important things like facts and figures. For example, apart from being South-East Asia's largest maker of
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      260 29 HIGH-PERFORMANCE km. BATTERY f^<£K% CHARGE RS k yffr^'f M<Kto| AD4S ix 'I Polar. ty protected Built in protection againat J > M damage to alternator tyttamt and tranaiatora. m\ *m!ZZr #Faat charges 12-volt bstter.es at 60 amp*. •J^jj^ #Fast charges 6-volt batteries at 100 »mp«. V^9f < Starts engines instantly
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      29 29 (iOI.K Lady Captain's prize <Keppeh SfMTFR Tour match: IVr*ebam or Indonesia v Business Hn\i«e.< (Jn Besar 7 p.m >. Friendly: Port of Sineapore Authority v PMytwhmr i ßukit C'hwmlr. l.ltJ
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    100 30 RESERVE Unit police combing the "■lallan*; slope of a cemetery in Kampong San Tenfc, off Upper Thomson Road, less than an hour after millionaire Tan Han Seng was snatched from h.'s home by a kidnap gang yesterday. More than 200 men scoured the area
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    35 30 SAIGON. Thurs. An explosion, apparently caused by a grenade hurled by a terrorist, shook the downtown Saigon United Service Organisation toiiiKht. but caused no casualties, according to militurv policemen on the scene. UPI.
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    289 30 AGREEMENT in principle on a British defence commitment in the selfgoverning protectorate of Brunei has been achieved In constitutional and defence talks here, delegation sources said today. The sources also reported a provisonal agreement that Britain would continue to be responsible for the
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    321 30 Secretary Helen wins appeal to stay in Britain From YEO TOON JOO I ONDON. Thurs. I-* Malaysian secretary Helen Tan today won her appeal to stay in Britain till next July to complete her secretarial training Her appeal against a Home Office order to leave the country by last Septem
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    31 30 MONTREAL. Thur? Four more an en* have been made under the War Measures Art. bm'.ftiiiff the total in ;ustody t« 63. a Quebec provincial police spokesman *ald last night.
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