The Straits Times, 17 April 1971

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    23 1 DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times flic National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, APRIL 17, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    748 1 Aid won t come at once HARRY MILLER: Defence: Talks first in the event of an attack From -London, Friday THE Commonwealth five-power defence talks ended in full agreement here today, although there will still be bilateral discussions between Malaysia, Singapore, Britain, Australia and New Zealand on the subject of
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    Seven bus services hit by ban on overtime
    261 1 Seven bus services hit by ban on overtime SINGAPORE, Fri. of commuters were left stranded at bus stops tonight as fresh trouble broke out in the former Changi Bus Company, now a part of Associated Bus Service (ABS). The busmen decided to boycott overtime work from 9 o'clock tonight following
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    Lock icon 'Rock' audience with Pope
    46 1 VATICAN CITY, Fri. —Pope Paul In an unusual private audience, received five Rock music groups today. Including two French girls wearing hot pants and a British youth who said he asked the Pope why he didn't forbid Catholics to make war. AP.
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    Defector who changed his mind on way home
    130 1 Defector who changed his mind on way home SINGAPORE, Fri.— A Russian officer who defected from a Soviet freighter in Sydney last February then had second thoughts about it— flew into Singapore on a direct flight from Melbourne tonight, en route to Russia. Dr. N.i/id Solivjev. and the freighter's former
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    Lock icon US$ smuggling ring in HK
    42 1  -  HONG KONO. Fri. Three top Filipino secret agents have arrived in Hong Kong to help local police smash a Hong Kong based US currency-smuggling ring aimed at sabotaging the Philippine economy, It was reported here today. AP.
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    Lock icon Now South Africa wants frigates
    87 1 LONDON, Fri. South Africa was reported t>>day to be pressing Britain for six frigates for its navy. Press reports said the request was made to Foreign Secretary Sir Alec DougUs-Home just before Easter by the South African ambassa- dor in London, Dr. Hendrik Luttif. He
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    Tun Tan warns: This could lead to disunity
    469 1 Tun Tan warns: This could lead to disunity KUALA LUMPUR. Friday MCA president Tun Tan Slew Sin warned today that the move to register the Chinese Unity Movement described as a ''non-party political society" could cause confusion among the Chinese and lead to ''disunity rather than unity." "What is more
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    Lock icon A 'campaign of lies' says India to Pakistan
    555 1 A 'campaign of lies' says India to Pakistan NEW DELHI, Friday INDIA today accused Pakistan of mounting a 1 "campaign of lies to divert the world's attention from the savage and mediaeval butchery" the Pakistanis allegedly are committing in East Bengal. It was the strongest statement yet issued by the
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    Lock icon So the Oscar award goes to a dead general
    410 1 So the Oscar award goes to a dead general lIOLLYWOOD. Fri. n George C. Scott, who had shunned the glittering Oscar awards as "two hours of a meat parade," won filmland's greatest honour last night. And his flim "Patton" won eight Oscars in the 43rd annual Academy awards presentations. A
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    Lock icon 'Happy phase' in Sino-British ties
    376 1 'Happy phase' in Sino British ties pEKI N G, Fri. Anglo-Chinese relations are now "in a very happy phase," Britain's acting Charge d'Affaires in Peking, Mr Richard Samuel, said today. He was speaking at a banquet in honour of the England table tennis team given by the All-China Sports Federation
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    1,000 troops airlifted
    52 1 PLEIKU, Fri. Some 1,000 South Vietnamese and American soldiers who lived like moles on a windswept hilltop for two weeks were airlifted out of Fire Base Six tcday after surviving round-the-clock shelling and suicide charges by thousands of North Vietnamese. Their place has been taken by fresh
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    Lock icon Not invited
    35 1 CAPE TOWN, Fri. South African sportsmen were barred from nine dlflerent International sporting events last year and the tlrst three months of this year, Sports Minister Frank Warning told Parliament here today. Reuter.
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      RAZAK HAPPY
      47 1 LONDON, Frt A happy Tun Abdul Raiak said tonight the new defence arnuigrment "is most appropriate for Malaysia because it is in line with our policy of self-reliance and non-alignment, and it is also suitable for our partners." From Chin Cheng Mei. SEE THIS PAGE
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      Lock icon A$ 150,000 libel
      30 1 SYDNEY, Fri TOM Dougherty, federal secretary of Australian Workers' Union, today was awarded A 5150.000 danuin in libel case against The Australian, Australia's national daily newspaper. Reuter.
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    158 2 ADB chief to be asked to stay on SINGAPORE, Fri. It seems certain that the Asian Development Bank president, Mr. Takeshi Watanabe. whose term expires in December, will be asked to serve for another four years. All the bank governors representing the 36 member countries who have addressed the bank's
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    Pledges to special funds with plea for more contributions
    1000 2  -  LESLIE FONG DAY TWO OF THE ADB GOVERNORS' MEETING By Doubts raised over our role of donor nation, says US delegate SINGAPORE, Fri. The fourth annual Asian Development Bank meeting entered the second day today with more pledges to its special
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    'A single lady at 30 should not be labelled frustrated'
    356 3  - 'A single lady at 30 should not be labelled frustrated' LIM SUAN KOOI By SINGAPORE Fri. "Its a man's, man's world we live in. So there's no stopping men from turning an accusing finger at women who are ambitious, capable and still single after 30 and branding them as frustrated
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    DANGER OF ONEPARTY GOVT— BYLUI
    228 3 DANGER OF ONE PARTY GOVT BYLUI CINGAPORE, Fri. The leader of the newlyformed Peoples Front, Mr. Lvi Boon Poh, said tonight that Singapore with its oneparty Parliament could move "dangerously" towards dictatorship and authoritarianism. Mr. Lvi, pro-tern secretarygeneral, of the party, was speaking at a meeting of the Democratic Socialist
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    Permanent Secretary is ADB director
    154 3 SINGAPORE, Frl. The Permanent Secretary (Finance), Mr. Lee Keng Tuan, 48, was elected one of the Asian Development Bank's 12 new directors for a two-year term at the bank's fourth annual meeting today. A First Class Honours graduate in economics from the University of Malaya
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    PRAYERS FOR SOLDIER JAILED SIX YEARS
    100 3 SINGAPORE, Fit Seventh Day Adventists in Singapore will observe a day of prayer on April 24, for the release of a young soldier in Spain imprisoned because he refused to work on the Sabbath. Jose Ramon Sanches, a Seventh Day Adventist and a military
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    US role as donor in doubt, ADB warned
    383 3 US role as donor in doubt, ADB warned 'MISGIVINGS ON AID FOR DEVELOPMENT' SINGAPORE, Friday •pHK United States today warned Asian Development Bank members that its continued role as a donor was in doubt. "An element of aid fatigue has developed in my country," the temporary alternate ADB Governor for
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    Othman to visit Pasir Panjang
    53 3 SINGAPORE. Frl. Social Affairs Minister and MP fur P&sir Panjang ltiche Othman Wok will make his fourth familiarisation tour of his constituency on Sunday. The three- hour toui will take him to the Alexandra Brickworks area. Malayan Breweries Quarters. Alexandra Terrace. Kampong Kok Leong and
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    Tourists who kiss in front of religious statues
    257 3 Tourists who kiss in front of religious statues PENANG. Frl— Photographers are banned from the worship hall of the Wat Chaiya Mangalaram Thai temple here because some tourists "posed and kissed in front of religious statues." •'Ours is a place of worship, not a showpiece," Chief Priest Pra Kru Daeng
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    WHEN A GOOD RECORD IS BETTER THAN A LOUSY —BAND—
    208 4 WHEN A GOOD RECORD IS BETTER THAN A LOUSY BAND yWO weeks ago, I 1 high-lighted the dilemmas of some of our nightclub owners. Chief among those, was the question of choice of music: The choice between, say lousy bands and good records. Now. the management at the Kelong nightclub,
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    When the disco drags look for new horizons
    270 4 When the disco drags look for new horizons CHANGRI-LA'S swinging 0 discotheque "Lost Horizon opened on Thursday with a crowd that was anything but lost. And indeed things are expected to stay that way for a week or so, at least. Friends meeting friends, girls meeting boys, men meeting women,
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    A REQUIEM FOR THE ROCK KING OF THE 60s?
    409 4 A REQUIEM FOR THE ROCK KING OF THE 60s? KING of Rock has died, they proclaimed, when Jimi Hendrix was killed from an overdose of sleeping tablets. In a way, they were right. Jimi stood tall beside a tottering empire which was being torn apart by drugs and plagued by
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    Warming up for that cold
    383 4 "IT must be the change of season," he said with loud conviction. So I couldn't help asking in disbelief: "Change of season? Here in Singapore?" "Well, yes. Or else how do you think I caught this cold. Must be the change in weather. It's getting
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    We hear that...
    116 4 A FILM show In Johore Bahru is attracting more Singapore youths than normal. The title: "Banned In Singapore: Woodstock: Three days of Peace, Love and Music." The second group to fly in this year a bouncy new rock trio named Christie. Christie— who topped our Pop Charts
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    The girls merely giggled away the question
    193 4 The girls merely giggled away the question TTHESE girls are A not famous for keeping secrets, but some secrets just don't leak out from them. Secrets like Miss Yohko Asakura's age. for instance. I met Miss Asaku r a (above) a singer from Japan, and the rest of the 10
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      383 4 Fit The word fit means a lot to Berlei. It means that a bra is perfectly designed to make the most of your shape. Not force you into the way the bra wants to go. It means that it will always stay comfortable, because it's designed to fit your body.
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    Bahasa problem will fade 'in 10 -years'—
    98 5 Bahasa problem will fade 'in 10 years' ITUALA LUMPUR. Fri. iV University of Malaya Council chairman Dr. Tan Chee Khoon said today that the problems arising out of the switch in the medium of instruction will fade in about 10 years. "Bahasa Malaysia as the medium will no longer be
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    Visit by US commander
    48 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. RearAdmlral P.G. Prins. Commander of the 14th United States Coast Guard District based In Honolulu, will arrive in Singapore on Tuesday for a three-day visit. He will look at the role of American flag boats currently engaged in the oHshore oil lndustrv.
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    Chua to lead Singapore team to Ecafe meeting
    99 5 Chua to lead Singapore team to Ecafe meeting SINGAPORE. Fri. Health Minister Mr. Chua Sian Chin will lead Singapore's four-man delegation to the 27th plenary session of Ecafe to be held in Manila from next Tuesday to April 30. The other members are Mr. Ho Cheng Choon. Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry
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    Tremendous jump in construction work in Spore
    279 5 Tremendous jump in construction work in S'pore SINGAPORE, Fri. The amount "of construction work going on in Singapore is now double what it was in 1969, and almost nine times that of 1963. According to Mr. Albert P. C. Wong, pro-tern chairman of the Association of Consulting Engineers, about SBOO
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    Watch theft charge
    63 5 SINGAPORE, Fri. Labourer Poo Beng Hwee, 22, was today charged In a magistrate's court with stealing a watch from Yuen Swee Hong at a public lavatory In Nicoll Highway yesterday. No plea was recorded. The prosecution applied (or Ho to be remanded until April 23 as the
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    60,000 pirated bus guides sold
    400 5  - 60,000 pirated bus guides sold CHUA SIEW KENG: Costs three times more than official copy By Singapore, Fri. $60,000 pirated copies of the Singapore Bus Guide are estimated to have been sold in the two weeks before the first official copies went on sale on April 1. And because many
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    'Pay employees decent wages'
    64 5 PENANG. Fri— Labour Minister, Tan Sri V. Manlckavasagam, said today there some firms here which paid their employees as little as $1 50 a day- Appealing to these firms to pay at least decent subsistence wages, he said: "We appreciate that these firms have difficulties and
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    Call for bus service for race-goers
    132 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. Attendance at the Singapore Turf Club dropped by seven to eight per cent last week-end since the Turf Club express was scrapped with the reorganisation of the bus system, the Club's Secretary. Mr. DR.H. Brown, said today. There is now no bus
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    NO DECISION YET ON PORK MEN'S DAY OFF
    86 5 NO DECISION YET ON PORK MEN'S DAY OFF SINGAPORE, Fri.— No final decision was taken at a meetinr between Government officials and the Singapore Pork Merchants Association today over the merchants' request for one day off a week. More negotiations are to be held, as the association's move if successful
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      134 5 GOLDEN CROWN RESTAURANT 352-B 354-B Commonwealth Avenue, Spore-3 Tel: *****5 We cater for wedding, birthday parties and other social function! at moderate charget. An ideal place for entertaining your butiness clients and friends. Specialise in Hongkong Tim Sum and Cantonese Cuisine. I m W&\)t'll lobe fo%\ui Original «j i lonbon
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      315 5 Eye Style Do your thing to your rsf \a own beat at The Eye S^Ok*< from dusk to dawn. The (s^~yO Eye. The swinging t uT^ p disco that has it. lUCCjC kll CISC ADEN HOUSE HOTEL TEL372OT 5906 .V.V.V.'.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V.V :|2nd MIDNIGHT TONIGHT! (No Free List)': GDEON-KG RUBY SILVER CITY.:
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    $16,000 damages for injured pillion rider
    211 6 $16,000 damages for injured pillion rider SINGAPORE, Fri.— The High Court today awarded $16,654 damages to a salesman who was knocked down by a car while riding pillion on a friend's motorcycle about three years ago. The award to Kam Kok Ghee, 28 comprising $15,600 general damages and $1,054 special
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    Jobless man claims trial
    45 6 SINOAPORE. Fri Tan Kow Kla. 40. Jobless, today denied three charges of having 18 stolen watches and a silver chain belt, together worth $480, in Tras Street on Feb. 11. Trail was fixed tor May 5 and ball of $500 allowed
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    Commercial classes by AEB
    99 6 Commercial classes by AEB SINGAPORE. Fri The Adult Education Board is to run commercial classes to prepare students for the London Chamber of Commerce iLCC' spring examinations at intermediate and higher levels. Registration opens en April 26 until April 30 at AngloChinese School in Coleman Street fr«m 6.45 p.m. to
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    Barber sues ex-employee who assaulted him
    183 6 j SINGAPORE, Fri. j A BARBER who was as- saulted by his former employee today sued for general and special damages arising from the injuries suffered. Mr. Justice D'Cotta was told that Aya Sivan Pillay, 44, victim of the attack in 1969. was then
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    Privileges for HSC N-servicemen
    293 6 CHANCE TO REPEAT FIRST-YEAR SINGAPORE, Fri HIGHER School Certificate national servicemen will be given special privileges when they enter the University of Singapore at the end of two years' service. They will be allowed to repeat the first academic year if they fail the reexamination. At
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    MAN PUNCHED FOR GIVING NEIGHBOUR'S WIFE A LIFT
    182 6 MAN PUNCHED FOR GIVING NEIGHBOUR 'S WIFE A LIFT SINGAPORE, Friday A LABOURER who gave his neighbour's vife a lift in his car was punched by her husband, a court heard today. Ng Hoo Peng, 24, testified that he was punched by Selamat bin Kormat. 26. a laboratory assistant, at
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    Kallang Basin's first bank
    45 6 SINGAPORE. Fri KallainBasin's first bank will be opened tomoirow by the Overseas Union Bank The OUB will be opening two other branches soon at the Overseas Union Shopping Centre and Carpark Complex in Collyer Quay, and Hutel Mundann in Orchard Road
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    Goodwill gift of blood
    49 6 IPOH. Fri —Forty Th.v police officers and men donated blood at the General Hospital here today as a gesture o( gocdwill to Malaysia. The officer and men are undergoing a two-month raining course in tl-.e Police FleM Force training school In Clv Kinfi. near here.
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    Hindu New Year celebrations
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Sin- papore Ceylcn Tamils Association wU celebrate the Ceylones* Hindu New Year at its premise In Hand Road tomorrow at p.m. with a rnasic show, dance* and songs.
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      171 6 1 1 Iff/ Onp By Y.T. Ham tin S*~ < WHAT IN THE WORLD SOMETHING j YES INDEER Mvl I WE'RE CALLING IT I SHOULD I WHY. V" H I HNWv*v» I ARE YOU TWO COOKINGS PRETTY PEAR. 1 MOO 'KING'S WiY,' THONOR^> < SAY SO.' MOSTLY' THAT V. J
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      WE HAVE ILL-BRED BOORS AS WELL AS UNGALLANT EXPATS
      219 7 WE HAVE ILL-BRED BOORS AS WELL AS UNGALLANT EXPATS AFTER reading about "Gallantry Singaporestyle' (ST., April IS), I would like to present another side. There are gallant and ungallant people everywhere. Don't blame only the "locals" for being unchivalrous. In turning out into threelane packed roads I have been waved
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      When someone else got all the credit...
      328 7 When someone else got all the credit... The reward' for a good deed... [ATE las! year in District 'A, Singapore, a young girl had her gold chain snatched by a youth. I gave chase and* caught the culprit, with the help of a uniformed member of the Singapore Armed Forces,
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      142 7 IT has been more than two months since the two public telephones in Pulau Brani have been out of order. I believe the STB Is reluctant to repair it unless residents can assure that vandalism of public phones can be stopped Immediately. I agree, and all residents must play their
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      91 7 RESIDENTS of Mayflower Garden off Cheng San Road have been subjected to breathing air polluted with dust from a nearby premies plant. Numerous complaints have been written individually and Jointly to the authorities and several letters have appeared in the Press but no action has been taken. We are now
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      48 7 MANY buses end at Prince Edwards Road causing congestion and traffic Jams during peak hours. Why not extend a few bus services like No. 82 (ABS). No. 18Q (ÜBC) and No. 102 (STC) to Tanjong Pagar bus terminal to serve residents and portworkers? YEO JOO KIM, Singapore 2.
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      36 7 RESIDENTS of Lorong Kerepek, off Mandai Road, appeal to the authorities to supply electricity to our neighbourhood. There are hundreds of schoolchildren living here, and studying by candlelight is frustrating for them. LILIAN SOH, Singapore 25.
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      GOVT REPLIES
      368 7 I REFER to Arthur Richards' report that 'the airport Casualty Clearance Station was in a bad shape' (ST.. April 8). The Casualty Clearance Station, though provided by the Department of Civil Aviation, is equipped and maintained by the Airport Health Office for use in the event of an
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      85 7 I REFER to the letter by "Impatient" (S.T.. April 9) under the heading "What's delaying them." Refund of camp-site deposits are normally made within two weeks of the date the deposit receipts are returned to this office. It will assist this office to take appropriate action on the matter if
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      49 7 WITH reference to the letter by Yang Wai Ylng (S. T., March 29), provision has been made In the 1971/72 work programme for a bus-shelter to be constructed in Upper Ayer Rajah Road opposite Jalan Mas Kuning. MISS L. KAO CHUNG YING, Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development.
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      Make-up i pay: Will it be taxed?
      186 7 Make-up pay: Will it be taxed? I HAVE found to my sur--1 price that an employee drafted for full-time national service has to lose the difference between civilian pay and his army pay. In the case of a breadwinner whose salary Is say. $200 a month, the reduction of about
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      79 7 NORMAL shift hours are between 3 p.m. and 10.50 p.m., and between 11 p.m. and 6.50 a.m. As a result, many like me cannot enjoy a TV feature film because the screening time is normally from 9.35 p.m. to 11.25 p.m. which means that one sees only the start If
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    Force cabmen to report accidents
    146 7 Force cabmen to report accidents THE subject which "Concerned" brought up In his letter (S.T. April 6) Is a matter of great concern to all of us. Cabmen should be enforced by law to report accidents they were Involved In to their taxi Insurers and Insurers should not be allowed
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    'Efficient crossing facilities will curb accidents'
    284 9 'Efficient crossing facilities will curb accidents' CINGAPORE, Fri. Efficient crossing facilities and traffic regulation in school areas are "musts" if Singapore hopes to reduce pedestrian accidents. American road safety expert Mr. Donald Vaughan, said this today. He added that the organisation of school safety patrols was desirable because they provided
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    Magistrate's 'keep out of trouble' warning to two
    118 9 Magistrate's 'keep out of trouble' warning to two (SINGAPORE, Fri— A mag- istrate today warned two labourers to "keep out of trouble" after clearing them of a charge of using criminal force on a policeman. P Raja. 22. and Subramanlum Vellachamy, 25. denied pushing constable Jayrum Kandasamy after they were
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    Father, son found dead in hut
    232 9 Father, son found dead in hut SINGAPORE, Friday A MAN and his 16- year-old adopted son were found dead today in their Soon Win? Road hut in Aljunied. Police believe it to be a case of double suicide. A family friend raised the alarm when he found them sprawled in
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    N-service call-up
    35 9 SINGAPORE. Prt. Another batch of national servicemen wll! be called up for full-time 1 military service on Wednesday. Send-off parties will be held i at various selected community i tei.tres at 9 a.m.
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    Bahasa failures may get a second -chance
    175 9 Bahasa failures may get a second chance KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Education Minister Inche Hussein Onn today said he would do his best to retain failuies in last year's MCE Bahasa Malaysia paper in fifth form classes if enough places were available. If necessary, the Ministry of Education will also provide
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    Govt plans regular student seminars on current affairs
    491 9 SINGAPORE, Fri. TiHE Government would like to hold regular seminars on current affairs for secondary school students in Singapore, Dr. Chiang Hai Ding, MP for Ulu Pandan, said today. This, he said, was due to the deep interest of students in such
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    Blood donation
    34 9 SINOAPORE. Frl. The Bt. John Ambulance Brigade's Jurong Town' ambulance and nursing division II will hold 1U blood donation campaign at the Jurong Town Civic Centre at Taman Jurong on April 18
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      270 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 14. Abstainer went wrung;' 9. Stress subordinate ran* W> Enough! I'm In Devonshire 10. Bird returns ring to NCO (5) i 10 11. Mixture of air and fuel Is not I 5 7™^ ers about soldle a success (7). i 4) k H. Provisional call interludes
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      DEFENCE PACT
      455 10 The road to Commonwealth defence agreement has been longer than was expected when the Ministers first met in Kuala Lumpur in 1908. It was clear then that the Anglo-Malaysian Defence Treaty would not expire without a satisfactory understanding on co-oper-ation and assistance in defence, although the British would
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      GERAKAN IN PENANG
      278 10 Although the reconvened Penang State Assembly opened on a sour note last Monday, the subsequent proceedings have shown that the members arc not unmindful of the need, stressed at the outset by the DAP opposition leader, that democracy should not only be professed, but seen to be
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      MORE THAN DAREDEVIL
      262 10  -  The thrills of the Singapore Grand Prix will continue at Batu Tiga today and tomorrow. Well known drivers and riders will pack the crowds in but when it is all over what will the races have achieved? For the there is the excitement and for the amateur
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    656 10 TILLMAN DURDIN, By the first American newspaper reporter to enter China in the wake of Peking's new friendliness to the U.S. THERE was a slight hitch in the start of the venture into China. To the chunky, stern-faced guard on the
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      Answers on the renewal of I cards
      248 10 Answers on the renewal of I cards INCHE B. C. Teh <S.T. April 14) wanted to know whether It was true that one had to surrender his citizenship certificate when renewing an identity caid aner a person reaches the age of 18 and whether the citizenship certificate would only be
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    DELAYED MAIL
    91 10 A le:ter which I received on April 14 had two postmarks. One was a Kiang postmark dated April 1. The other was a Pert Swettenham postmark dated April 13. Thus a delay of nearly a fortnight, more than enough time for a letter from the U.K. to arrive.
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    Wanted—more Tamil films
    202 10 Wanted— more Tamil films IN the days when Tele- vision Malaysia had only one channel. Tamil feature films were screened at the rate of three films every two months. Tamil programmes of songs, plays and dances were also telecast reguarly. Now with the introduction of the second network the Tamil
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    External courses
    96 10 External courses •THE University of Penang is only taking In about 60 students for its off-campus course in the coming academic session. The university should consider increasing the intake from 60 to say 200. since a well-planned and comprehensive correspondence course can easily satisfy the demand of more students. The
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    A hole in the ground Ccin dc worthless
    837 10  - A hole in the ground can be worthless VINCENT STOVE COLLAPSE OF AUSTRALIA'S MINING SHARES By THE STOCK market boom which accompanied the early discoveries of Australia's incredible mineral wealth has collapsed. The big and the small have gone to the wall under such a barrage of hammering that confidence
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      Lock icon Arafat: Hussein struck deal with US, —IsraeL
      361 11 Arafat: Hussein struck deal with US, IsraeL CAIRO. Friday j^ING HUSSEIN struck a deal with Israel and the United States to liquidate the Palestinian resistance movement in return for Israeli withdrawal from the Jordan West Bank, guerilla chief Yasser Arafat said today. 'The price of this Israeli withdrawal from parts
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      29 11 HONG KONG. Pri. The pro-communist Laotian Patriotic Front has accused Vientiane authorities of illegally detaining six of its cadres, the Pathet I.ao News Agency reported today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon London-Peking line buzzes again
      51 11 Miss Pamela Coa of Bayswater of London, waits to make the first call for BBC to the British Charge d'Affaires in Peking, Mr. John Denson, on direct telephone service between Britain and China which was re-opened on Thursday for the first time in 22 years AP
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      Two guards killed in hold-up
      44 11 CHICAGO. Fri. Two gunmen shot and killed two armourtd MCMH guards during a hold-up yesterday but obtained no loot. Police said the guards were shot down without warning Just alter they had made a US$6OO pickup at a ho'el.
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      23 11 CANBERRA. Fri.— Australian Trade Minister Mr. John Anthony said today he will visit Japan late next month for trade discussions. UPI.
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      28 11 BANGKOK. Fri. A district court yesterday put a 23--year-old man on a year's probation for injuring a white elephant, a species considered sacred by Thais. UPI.
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      Lock icon CAMBODIANS IN NEW BID TO CLEAR VITAL ROAD
      291 11 CAMBODIANS IN NEW BID TO CLEAR VITAL ROAD PHNOM PENH, Friday. gLITE Cambodian troops today began the third attempt in three weeks to drive a North Vietnamese regiment from the main road between Phnom Penh and Kompong Som port. Starting from Kirirom crossroads, 55 miles west along Highway Four from
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      Lock icon Soldiers relieve guards in riot torn prison
      137 11 Soldiers relieve guards in riot torn prison (YTTAWA. Fri. About 135 soldiers from the Canadian forces base in Ontario entered Kingston Jail yesterday evening Canada's largest prison alter negotiations failed to release six hostages held since Wednesday night by 500 rioting prisoners. The soldiers formed in squads in front of
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      Lock icon Envoy's body flown home
      65 11 STOCKHOLM, Pri. Yujoslav Ambassador Vladimir Kolovic's body was being flo\vn home today for a sta.te funeral a&gt; Croatian extremists accused of his murtjer fared prosecution In a closed and heavily guarded courtroom here. The 55-year-old Ambassador died early yesterday without recovering consciousness after two militant young
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      Lock icon WE'LL BE FRIENDS IF CHINA DROPS HOSTILITY: THANAT
      186 11 WE'LL BE FRIENDS IF CHINA DROPS HOSTILITY: THANAT IJANGKOK, Fri. If China changes its hostile attitude against Thailand, this country is willing to* be her friend. Thai Foreign Minister Tun Thanat Khoman said today. Tun Thanat told newsmen that Thailand has never been hostile to China and. as a small
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      32 11 HAMILTON (Bermuda). FJ-i A BOAC Boeing 747 jumbo jetliner was unable to complete the return lee; of its inaugural New York-Bermuda flmht because an escape chute was acaccidentally activated. Reuter.
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      65 11 ffi^, President Wf*^* 3DOV6 %g5 the Law JUS* Some implications of the Calley f^^^L case Nixon Laughing at the Law Also in this week's SUNDAY MAIL SINCAPORE CALL TO SET UP INDUSTRIAL DESIGN COUNCIL. MALAYSIA BID TO CONTROL POPULATION GROWTH —A PROGRESS REPORT. JAPAN JUST HOW STRONG IS HER AIR
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      205 12 Hidden student audience: Woman sues for $3m V'EW YORK, Fri. A psychologist and Columbia University's Teachers College were sued for US$3 million yesterday by a married woman who complained that when the psychologist heard the intimate details of her life she did not know she had a hidden audience of
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      MAXIMUM SECURITY JAIL FOR MANSON FAMILY GIRLS
      247 12 MAXIMUM SECURITY JAIL FOR MANSON FAMILY GIRLS pORONA (California), Fri. A corridor at the California woman's jail here has been converted into a maximum security area to house the three Manson "family" girls now awaiting the death sentence for the Sharon and La Biama murders. Formal sentence is to be
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      Lock icon Protests force closure of Seoul varsity
      269 12 Protests force closure of Seoul varsity MOVE TO COOL OFF HOT-HEADS SEOUL, Friday §EOUL National University closed down more of its campuses today to cool off hot-headed youths, staging street demonstrations opposing college military training. Closed this morning were the Freshmen Department and College of Engineering where some 2,000 students
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      Lock icon People of Ambon pledge loyalty to Suharto
      162 12 People of Ambon pledge loyalty to Suharto JAKARTA, Friday. INDONESIA'S President Suharto has received a pledge of loyalty from the people of Ambon homeland of separatist dissidents now living in Holland. The Amboinese pledged their loyalty at a mass rally last ni?ht after President Suharto called on them to preserve
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      97 12 Queen E's uncle suffers speech loss T ONDON. Frl. The Duke of Gloucester, uncle of Queen Elizabeth has suffered a partial loss of speech, it was learned today. The 71 -year-old third son of King George V has been unwell tor the past few years and Has not undertaken any
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      Trader killed for being CIA suspect
      77 12 Trader killed for being CIA suspect SAO PAULO. Brazil Prl. Bia/ilian guerillas today riddled an unarmed Danish-born businessman with bullets and left benind pamphlets ac.-using him of being a member of the American Central Intelligence Agency. The assassination cf 55-year-old Henning DoiU se:i a naturalised Brazilian citizen after over 30
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      52 12 MANILA. Fri. Alejo Santos. National Prison Director, resigned yesterday and retired Brig. Gen. V:cente Raval was named to succeed him, it was announced. Santos" resignation was accepted by President Marcos in the wake of bloody riots at the penitentiary in Muntinlupa Town where 16 inmates were
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      Lock icon Plane in which 39 died
      78 12 Plane in which 39 died THE wreckage of a 1 Philippines Air Force C-47 plane lies in a field off Manila where it crashed shortly after take-off on Thursday. All hut one of the 40 passensrr* and crew wore killed. The plane had just left for its Central Luzon base
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      34 12 BANGKOK. Frl. Truck driver Suk K.ichcrnmm .-.hot and kiiled Kiom Chainat yesterday in Samburi province for splashin? him with water, uhich is the way the Thais celebrate the Songkran festival. UPI.
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      Lock icon My Lai: 'General may have been derelict in duty9
      318 12 My Lai: 'General may have been derelict in duty' IfORT MEADE, Fri The defence in the court martial of Col Oran Henderson charges *of coy' up the My Lai m sacre, said today Gen. William V moreland may h. been derelict in duty in not investigating the incident Mr. Henry
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      Japan to aim for quality exports now
      301 13 Japan to aim for quality exports now TOKYO, Fri. Japan is planning to switch its export emphasis to high-priced, high quality goods, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry (Miti) said today. At the same time, it was also contemplating a plan to systematically increase Japan's import*. The measures are
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      69 13 HIROSHIMA. Pri. Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako Japun silently paid their respects to victims of .ni/j atom bomb for the first time 'oday in an emQtional ceremony. Women wept as the royal couple stood before the memorial cenotaph where the nam,es of the 1945 atomic bomb victims
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      Lock icon Jew held over bomb attack
      45 13 AMSTERDAM. Fri. An American Jew v. as airestcd here in connection with a burnt attack en the boviet trade mission here early yesterday mornirig. Police identified tht man mly by the initials "F.R.V. said he was 35 years old. Reuter.
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      279 13 A war threat BOAC on US rivals... Fall in line with 'Early Bird' scheme or else NEW YORK, Friday BRITAIN'S state airline BOAC yesterday issued a declaration of war on its American rivals if they refused to fall in with plans to slash Trans-At-lantic air fares. BOACs chairman, Mr. Keith
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      Lock icon Thousands attend the funeral of Stravinsky
      228 13 Thousands attend the funeral of Stravinsky VENICE, Friday. JHOUSANDS mourned Igor Stravinsky in his beloved Venice yesterday as the body of the famed composer was carried to the burial ground on a flower-bedecked gondola. Four gondoliers wearing black arm bands pushed slowly off from a landing toward the island cemetery
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      25 13 MANILA. Fri. General Abdul Nasution. chairman of the Provisional People's Consultativeu Assembly of Indonesia, left the Philippines after a five-day official visit.— AP.
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      96 13 Defector decides to go back to Russia r WIII.KK Fri. One of two Russian officers who defected from a Soviet ship in Sydney last February has decided to go back to Russia. A spokesman for the Department of Foreign Affairs last night said Dr. N. i/nl Solivjev, formerly ship's doctor
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        95 13 WHY NO TIES WITH PEKING BY MALIK JAKARTA, Fri. Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik said the country had no intention to accelerate the resumption of diplomatic relations with China, Antara News Agency reported today. But Indonesia would like to nave friendly relallons with China, Mr. Malik added. The situation would
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        46 13 SUVA: A strike by Fiji dockers spread yesterday as it entered its second week when men at Lautoka. Fiji's* second largest port, walked out. The strike is to back claims by Suva dockers for a 100 per cent pay rise from 32 cents an hour. Reuler.
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        28 13 LONDON; Britain has abandoned development of a new anti-submarine torpedo, the Mark 31, which has cost £5.500,000 over th-' past four years, the Delence Ministry has announced. Reuter
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        37 13 TAIl'EH: Congo Xinshaha Fresident Mr. Joseph Mobuio today paid homage to raiwans war heroes on the second day of his itate visit to Taiwan. The President laid a wreath at the Yuanshan martyrs' shrine in Taipeh. Reuter.
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        26 13 WASHINGTON: The Civil Aeronautics Board said today President Nixon has approved authority for China Airlines of Taiwan to fly between the United States and Okinawa.— UPl.
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        63 13 MANILA: The court verdict on the case involving the first assassination attempt against a Pope in modern history will be announced next Wednesday after a threemonth trial. The accused. Bolivian surrealist painter Beniamin Mendoza. is charged with the attempted murder of Pope Paul VI by attacking him with a dagger
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        59 13 ISTANBUL: Six armed Turks kidnapped the 15-year-old son of an Istanbul doctor late last night and demanded a ransom of 250.000 Turkish lira (about $7,000) for his release. Police said the kidnappers forced their way into the home of Dr. Rahmi Duman and seized his son. Hakan. The ransom demand
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      79 14 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES RISES Hjuntai $13.80 +.30 Fusan $1.14 +.08 Mega Chem $0.78 06J Folex $0.91 +06 p E. Ship $1.63 +06 EJLL $253 +.06 Ml. Cement $1.50 +.05 T'ganu Dev. $1.77 +.05 B. Kawat $116 +04 I.A.C. $1.31 +.04 Veneer $154 +.04 Borneo $2.01 +.04 I.E. $2.22 +.04 Kramat
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      38 14 Straits Times Apr. IS Apr. 16 Industrials; 146.70 147.18 r Hotels: 68.53 68.49 Properties: 112 31 112.39 Tin.: 90.28 W.4S t f rubber*: 114.30 114.27 Dec. 30, 1966 10* Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100
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      MARKET CONDITIONS STEADIER
      190 14 (IKNERA LLY steadier I conditions ruled on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Industrials featured a few firm spots on speculative buying jhf hot feature of the day, United Overseas Bank, made it to a new peak of $2.41 in a spate of speculation, and
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      59 14 Thur'dty Wtdnttdty tUI. *U.t. London M 91 38M Be.mii 3P.25 29.28 HonekonK 40 22 40.24 Zurich Sf.WB 38.84 B 39.00 8 38.95 6 Paris Unch. 3» 21 S pore &lt;1&gt; 40.48 40.50 Spore (2&gt; 151.90 152.20 (1) Export price Id non-tterllng areas Id U.S. dollars per ounce.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1108 14 810 AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT TNI CLOSE «T BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: UNIT TRUST (Ana Unit Trust) (Mtnagtrt' pricts fsr April It) Hal. Invest. Fund 126 xd 1.31 xd Mai.
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1123 14 ]&gt;U£fcNKSS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded in brackets In lots of M unless otherwise specified. IMM STRIAI S Alran (2) $1.40, (1) $1.41. Allied Choc. (1) $2.55. Ben tt Co. (7)
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      Beames queries UOB's big price rise
      487 14 MR. Geoffrey Beames, newlyappointed general manager of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore, yesterday got down to his first task of "policing" the activities of the local equity market. The development which prompted him into action in his first week on the Job
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      FNCB's GUIDE TO WOO FOREIGN INVESTORS
      216 14 ABOUT 5.000 copies of First National City Bank's second Foreign Investment Guide of Singapore will hit overseas investment centres soon to attract high technology industries to the Republic. Introducing the 56--page guide here yesterday. FNCB senior vice president Mr. K V Kathe said: "The
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      Exchange rates
      153 14 fTCE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at April 16. &gt;* Foreign Currency TT or OD Sterling Pound 7.4040 \usUalian Dollar 3.4625 lew Zealand Dollar 3.4725 South Arabian Dinar 7.4200 J.S. Dollar 3.0675 jocal dollars to 100 units &gt;f Foreign Currency 3elglan
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        445 14 THE Straits tin price in Fenang yesterday made further headway and rose $1.87ij to $654 per picul on an official offering down 15 tons to 220 tons. The local trend was contrary to the overnight London metal price which fell £4 to £1.488 per metric ton. The
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        23 14 APRIL 16. RUBBER: 108.75 cents per kilo (up 0.25 cent). TIN: $654.00 (up SIB7J). Official offering 220 tons (down 15 tons).
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        RUBBER GOES UP
        170 14 opening slightly lower, relatively dormant conditions ruled throughout the morning in the rubber market yesterday. Fairly fluctuating levels with small interest limited to RSS One May and July/ Sept were noted. Latterly this was extended into Oct/ Dec positions. The morning session closed inactive. sharp cutback In
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        56 14 YO stockpile rubber will be sold during May and June 1971, the General Services Administration (GSA) announced in Washington on Thursday. GSA said it plans no further announcement on rubber prior to June 31, the end of the US Government's fiscal year. It last offered stockpile rubber
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        PRODUCE
        108 14 CHINIII PRODOCI IXCMANCE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICK PER PICUL VCtTIROAV. CMWiit Oil: bulk $Js', seller*, drum S3* tellers. Ctpra: Mixed 1f.0.b.) loose Apr./ May UK /Coat. 534 B. Pipper: Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. 100&lt;* NLW 1175 seller*. Sarawak wh'te f.o.b. Mt NLW 5165 Mlkrt. Sarawak •pedal black fob. 96&lt;*
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        PALM OIL
        37 14 i In London on Thursday the price 1 of Malaysian 3 per cent CIF l*K M. European ports In hulk, sterling per long ton May June wat quoted at I L'K ills (Cent. $278) tellers.
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        137 14 pOR the week to Thursday noon, the London rubber market ended with CIF 0.10 pence per kilo lower to 0.20 pence higher and settlements showing losses of mostly 0.10 pence per kilo. The post holiday market made a very slow start but values were given a boost
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        488 14 MELBOURNE, Fri. Mining shares eased marginally In dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Towamle and Sunhill attract- ed most of the attention in the speculative sector, although their turnover was less than yester- day. Towarnle closed five cents lower at 13 cents after sales at 21 cents
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        396 14 f^EW YORK, Thurs. The stock market ran Into some afternoon selling but still posted a solid advance In heavy tradIng. The Dow Jones Industrials, which had posted an eight point advance, finished up nearly six points. Advances narrowly led declines and volume was 22 6 million shares, the
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        Asian Dollar
        54 14 rE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are deposits of U5525,000 and above: One month 5 1 2 pc Two months 5 1/2 pc Three months 5 13 16p c Six months 6 1/8 pc Nine months 6 3 16p c
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        265 14 UONO KONO. Prt. The xx market, on the whole, continued Its strength with hotels revealing oustandlng Improvement. Associated Hotels started off at HK$B and closed at HK$B 65 Hongkong and Shanghai Hotels opened at HKS2B.IO, Wai traded up to HK528.90 for a gain of HK$l.4O. Wynncor opened higher
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        Hong Konir rarrs
        37 14 Hong Kong rates On the free tttftanit market Id Home Kong yetterday the 111. DeMar wat quoted at 6.0187S Isr T.T. and 6.0073 for «t»h. Sterling wet quoted at 14.49 and ene ttel ef geld at 291.623.
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    Another — delay for first jumbo flight to Spore
    251 15 Another delay for first jumbo flight to S'pore SINGAPORE, Fri The first jumbo Jet flight to Singapore a Pan American Airways Boeing 747 Jetlinerhas been further delayed. Originally it was scheduled to arrive here in April, then in June. Now it will land on or about July 1. Announcing this,
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    Spore-made envelopes for Indon fair
    61 15 S,pore-made envelopes for Indon fair SINGAPORE. Fri. Sin-Kapore-made envelopes will be introduced to the Indonesian market next week when an industrial fair opens in Jakarta on April 20. A local envelope manufacturer, Besley and Pike (Singapore) Private Ltd.. will display a wide range of envelopes at the week-long fair. The
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    Chess tourney
    20 15 SINGAPORE. Frl The Calrnhlll Community Centre Chess Club will hold a chess tourney from Sunday to May IS.
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    Fancy lights on cars warning
    319 15 Fancy lights on cars warning $400 MAXIMUM FINE SAY POLICE SINGAPORE, Friday DOLJCE warned motorists today that they could be fined up to $400 if they have fancy lights fixed to the rear windscreen, rear bumper, or mudguard. Motorists with these additional fixtures were urged to remove them immediately, for
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    'RETURN HOME' PLEA TO MISSING DAUGHTER
    142 15 'RETURN HOME' PLEA TO MISSING DAUGHTER SINGAPORE, Fri.— Salesman Cbua Gim Seng today appealed to his 19--year-old daughter, Chwee Neo. missing since last Thursday, to return home. Chwee Neo, wearing a white blouse and green skirt, walked out of her East Coast Road home last Thursday evening and has not
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    Photo show opening
    62 15 SINGAPORE. Prl. Home Affairs Minister Dr. Wong Lin Ken will open a three-day photographic exhibition organised by the Adult Education Board at the National Library lecture hall on April 30 at 5 p.m He will also give away prizes to 18 "winners of the photo contest. About
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    Medical goods display
    53 15 f^NOAPORE. Prl. A fourday display of Australian medical and optical equipment will be held at the Australian High Commission showroom In Clemenceau Avenue from next Wednesday. The Australian Trade Commissioner here, Mr. H.C. Sargent, will hold a reception at the showroom on Tuesday at 6 p.m. to
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    Watch display
    38 15 SINGAPORE, Prl. Watches worth $200,000 •will .be displayed at a four-day exhibition organised by Bulova International Ltd. at the Malaysia Room of Singapore Hilton from April 27. It Is the firm's first travelling exhibition In Asia.
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    Equipment show
    24 15 SINGAPORE, Fri. A threeweek exhibition of office furniture and equipment will be held at the Dlethelm showrooms In Market Street from Tuesday.
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    Teachers, parents need sex lessons as much as -pupils
    156 15 Teachers, parents need sex lessons as much as pupils KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. School children are not the only people in need of well-planned sex education. Their parents and teachers too often show an appalling lack of knowledge on the subject. This view was expressed by the Regional Information Officer (Selangor
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    Lock icon That familiar dimple to high-flying travellers
    126 15 TTHAT Uttle dimple 1 under the chin is already well-known to high-flying travellers in iln East and Down Under. And soon, Londoners and international passengers on MSA's Boeing 707 service to London may see that fami- liar smile of air-hostess Dully Tan, a former
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    'Make my adopted son a bankrupt* plea
    186 15 'Make my adopted son a bankrupt' plea SINGAPORE, Fri.— A widow today asked the High Court, through her lawyer, to make her adopted son a bankrupt. Madam Ong Llan Cheow, 70, claims the son owes her $1 1.838 in costs arising from a civil suit between them over a large
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      45 15 ■OUB OVERSEAS UNION BANK LTD. have pleasure in announcing the official opening of their Kallang Branch at Nos. 677 679, Bendemeer Road, Singapore, on Saturday, 17th April, 1971 from 12.00 noon to 2.00 p.m. Head Office: Meyer Chambers, Raffles Place, Singapore. Telephone: ***** (5 lines)
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      885 15 On your TV and Radio 1.00 P.M. Opening and Astroboy To Kill A Traitor 3.10 P.M. Programme Summary Ml Programme Summary Phantom Space Ship 7.41 News and Newsreel (C) 3.02 Exercise with Gloria 114 Majallah TV 1.25 Farmer's Daughter 1.05 KlpTscoTt anY Barbara »3 The Partr,dge Family--1.51 Count of Monte
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    SWEEP PRIZES: NO CHANGES —NOW—
    136 16 SWEEP PRIZES: NO CHANGES NOW SINGAPORE, Frl. Sin- gapore Pools today said it was "too premature" to consider any changes in the prize structure of the Singapore Sweep. A spokesman was replying to a suggestion by a Straits Times reader, "Mother," who said that the lowering of the first prize
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    'Return lucky charms' appeal thugs
    254 16 'Return lucky charms' appeal thugs GERRY de SILVA HOLD-UP VICTIM: I'LL PAY $5,000... By SINGAPORE. Fri. J^ BUSINESSMAN who narrowly escaped death early today when a robber's bullet grazed his head, has appealed to the two thugs who held him up to return his three holy (■harms. For Mr. Lim
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    Trade visit
    21 16  -  SINGAPORE, Frl A 22--member British engineering trade mission is due to arrive here on Tuesday for a four-day visit.
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    'NO INTRIGUES' UMNO YOUTH TOLD
    89 16 'NO INTRIGUES' UMNO YOUTH TOLD I^UALA TRENGGANU, Fri. Umno youth leaders were today told not to become involved in "intrigues" that would lead to a split in the party's ranks. The advice came from the party's secretary-gen-eral, Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman, when he addressed the Kuala Trengganu Umno division
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    AN 'ADIJI' WELCOME FOR SHEARES
    103 16 AN 'ADIJI' WELCOME FOR SHEARES OTNGAPORE, Fri. Chief *3 Scout of Singapore, President Sheares, will visit the Sarimbun Scout Camp tomorrow evening. The President, who will be greeted by 300 scouts with their traditional "Adlji" yell for YIP visitors, will tour the 30 patrol sites of the 20-acre camping area
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    No top winners
    26 16 SINGAPORE, Frl. There were no top prize winners In yesterday's Toto draw No. 2971. The jackpot for Sunday's draw now stands at $130,000.
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    UCC sets up body to prepare for China mission
    216 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The United Chambers of Commerce today appointed a special sub-com-mittee to prepare the groundwork for a trade mission to China. This was announced by UCC' chairman, Dato S.O.K. Übaidulla, after a flO-min-ute meeting of the chamber's executive committee
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    SCHOOLGIRL WINS CAR IN DRAW
    70 16 SCHOOLGIRL WINS CAR IN DRAW SINGAPORE, Fri.—Schoolgirl Jennifer Wee 15 lias something few girls her age can boast of. A brand new car of her own a Vauxhall Viva, her first prize in the Ramakrishna Mission Boys' Home Donation Draw. However, it will take Jennifer two years before she can
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    Mao books man cleared
    47 16 SINGAPORE, Frl. Seaman Loh Chek Meng. 27, accused of having three banned volumes of the selected works of Mao Tsetung aboard a ship In Quarantine Anchorage on March 28. was acquitted today when the chargo against him was dropped No reason was given.
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    -Malaysia may sign navigation pact with Russia
    202 16 Malaysia may sign navigation pact with Russia KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Malaysia may sign a commercial navigation agreement with Russia to lessen its dependence on high cost freight Conference lines. Commerce and Industry Minister Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl disclosed this today after talks with officials of the Soviet Ministry of Merchant
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    Criminal force charge
    51 16 SINGAPORE. Frl Heng Ching Duan. alias Heng Chlng Hwah., 26, was charged today with using criminal force on police constable S. Subramaniam "to deter htm from doing his lawful duty" In Lorong 6, Geylang, on March 23. Trial was fixed for July 3 and ball of $500
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    1,900 more civilians out of British Services
    130 17 1,900 more civilians out of British Services CINGAPORE, Fri. J A further 1,952 civilian employees were discharged from the British Services between January and March this year leaving about 12,500 still on the payroll. With new recruits, the net reduction for the period was 1.808. according to the Far East
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    In and out of prisons in search of know ledge
    320 17  -  Chew Lee Ching SOCIOLOGIST ON A MISSION By SINGAPORE. Friday I T\\\. Edward Thomas has been in and out of prison since his 23rd birthday, but has never had a single conviction. His longest term was 10 years. Now at
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    Stole 192 pairs of scissors
    41 17 SINGAPORE. Fri Seaman Ho Kok Yin, 20, today admitted stealing 192 pairs of scissors worth $1,440 from a hatch aboard the ship, Golden Harbour. Sentence was postponed to May 7, pending a Reformative Training Centre report.
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    Now he has to wait three years
    97 17 Now he has to wait three years SINGAPORE. Fri. A clerk was today jailed for a day and fined $400 by a traffic court for riding a scooter the day after he had been disqualified from driving motor vehicles for a year. He was also disqualified for three years. Tan
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    Domineering ma^in-law
    68 17 Domineering ma-in-law SINGAPORE. Fri. Shop assistant. Tay Boon Thong. 26. was today ordered by a magistrate to pay SBO maintenance to his wife. Goh Moey Khlm, 25. who said she left him because she could not endure the assaults of her mother-in-law. She said that Tay's horrehold was controlled by
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    Pugilistic grading
    56 17 SINGAPORE, Fri The Chinese YMCA Nain Wah Pai Pugllistia Club will hold its terminal grading for senior students at its Palmer Road premises at 2.30 p.m. on Sunday. External examiner for the grading will be Mr. Ong Tze Chuan from Taiwan, who will be assisted by Mr. Sim
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    Why non-nationals are in Singapore Youth Orchestra
    180 17 SINGAPORE, Friday T&lt;HE Singapore Young Musicians' Society today said anyone, including foreigners, could go on tour with the national Youth Orchestra if he was good enough. i This, he said was why four non-nationals were in the Singapore Youth Orchestra, which will participate
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    'DANGEROUS PLACE' FOR WOMEN BUT IN A HARMLESS WAY...
    319 17 'DANGEROUS PLACE' FOR WOMEN BUT IN A HARMLESS WAY... By MAUREEN PETERS SINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore is a "dangerous place" for any woman, according to Mrs. Zsona Kos. 40 (above), wife of the Hungarian Ambassador to Singapore Dr. Peter Kos. "There are too many temptations here. she said. But the temptations
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    Paediatrician is Heinz Fellow
    84 17 Paediatrician is Heinz Fellow SINGAPORE, Fri. Dr. Loh Tee Fun of the Paediatrics Department of the University of Singapore has been awarded this year's Heinz Fellowship for the Commonwealth by the British Paedlatric Association. This fellowship, managed by Nuffield Foundation, enables Commonwealth paediatricians to meet fellow paediatricians In Britain every
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    Arrest after 17 years on the wanted — list —
    265 17 Arrest after 17 years on the wanted list By CLEMENT MESENAS SINGAPORE, Fri—Police have caught up with a man who had been on their wanted list for the past 17 years. He is Lim Hock Koon, who went "underground" in 1954 when he was an 18--year-old schoolboy. He is the
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    Crane driver fined $100
    64 17 SINGAPORE. Fri. Crane driver, Tay Chai Poh. was today fined a total of $100 for tnree traffic offences at Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim, Jurong. on August 15 last year. He was fined $20 for not hold- ing a Class 5 driving licence. $20 for permitting excess smoke
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    95 18 MRS. TEO CHENG (KAN, Mr. and Mr*. Tea Cheng Guan and family thank relatives and friends for their kind aanmtancc. mtnun of condo lence. v.'eathii. banner*, gift* of cuh. Tlalta and attendance at funeral of late Mr. Teo ChMf Seas MR. v.f. M AMI AM and children wish to
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    110 18 CHAN JIM IIC. Akc 70. |&gt;aiacd a*ay peacefully on It, 4.71 tavtaf l» hmu mm. Hurry. John, daughters Geok Kl^nK. Grok Choo. Dolly, dauKhter-ln-law. Nancy Chan sona-m-law, Lltn Bock Chwrr. Lm Ah Sai. CortcKi- M*« 25-B. Kim CJirnc ■MM, H.k 11 Sintrauiri- 3 at 3.00 p.m. IS. 4 71
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    81 18 I LOUISE KLERK* lALOMt m Hotel Binnapura for your regular facials and all akio conditions Latest method* moderate prices Appolntmruli Telephone *****3 (Sport). HOVAL O0ULT0N Sanitary war*: TO PL A WALL Cabinets. 1AP0R dry so»i. dispensers; BATHROOM ACC'.ISORIEt all t)H». MIRA «»:ri Iftumi fittings: LEONARD Thermostatic Valru for ncimrous
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    In memoriam
    31 18 IN EVER LOVING MEMORY of Shirley Ohon* Mm Guan Con* to be with the Lord MM In the nmt bye and t.yr. we aball me»t It. th.it beautiful land"
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      580 18 THE SINCLAIR SCHOOL Of daiU'lr.K at the Si. Andn» n Cathedral Hall. Term b«-.:ii.s Mai &lt;*] 1B.4.TL, K.n'|iiir:c« |W MR. YONC KEE KIONC and Mill Yap Geok »li.a »ub to Inform relative! nnd Inviids of their n'KiMry marriage. Hi 4 l'.'Ti. CHOONC TAMC: P.oxiilinri Chin Chin rld.«t d u Mr
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      705 18 WANTED COOK CENCRAL AMAH undfr fifty yean of age. Muit live-In able to cook Chinese and European food for three adults. No washing or ironing. Salary according to experience. Must have references telephone ***** from eight to twelve or after four. APPLICANT* replying to Box Numbers for Vacancies are required
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      795 18 WANTED HARDWORKING MALI to do maintenance work. Experienced not necetttry. Salary J2OO p.m. AXe between JO 35. Please apply enclosing photograph (non-returnable) to Box ABBB3 8.T.. B' pore. Wanted ATTRACTIVE AMD GRACEFUL GIRLS of any nationality AOI between 18 23 yean as sittmn companions In a top class sophisticated day
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      849 18 NEW FORMOSA BAR 273 Tanjong Ka ionic Ro«d Bpore requires young attractive waitresses (any nationality) Call personally 2 p.m. 7 (in. Manager. REQUIRED:- Graduate— Social Worker (or Toa Payoh Community Project. Apply:- Chairman. T.P.C.D.A. 318 Block 109 Lorong 1, Toa Payoh Spore 12. AUTOMOTIVE ENGINEERING COMPANY requires SENIOR ACCOUNTS CLERK
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      1056 18 NAMLV GARDEN, OUT 10. !,j roomed. 2-storey semidetached furnished $900-; Ford Avtnuc 3-bed-roomed flat. unfurnished $700/--B'pore *****1 OUT. 11 RAFFLES PARK bunnalow 3 bedrooms 2 airconditioned. Study servant* room with amenities. spacious garden, furnished. Pbooc MODERN FURNISHED two bedroom tone airconditioned i flat. Jalaa Jintan. B' pore 9. Also avallabU
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      1033 18 3 BEDROOMEO one airconditloned furnished Hal dm 10. Available May Ist for one year. Tel: *****? FLAT TO LIT off River Valley Road. Please contact MH. Wee. *****9 Bpore. OETACHEO BUNGALOW, Thomi.cn Rite Eatate. three bidrooim. servant's room. Available May. Pbone *****5. FURNISHED FLAT Far Mat Mansion Kjm Yam Road.
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      894 18 Offle* tpiet wanted AIRCONDITIONEO OFFICE ROOM for telephone MHMM oners F. O Box ISOT (Singapore). Codown space wanted IMTt RHATIONAL COMPANY trading in Singapore wubea to expand requires 5.000 &gt;q. ft office and storate ■pact. Dtsu 3 or 3. Apply Boa ARS6O. S.T Spore. Shops to let RELINQUISH BOOKINGS at
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      883 18 Photography FOH QUICK AND EFFICIENT colour processing printing alwiyi consult Life Colour Laboratories the oldest rstablnbrd colour laboratory in Singapore. 4. Bt. Gretor.'s Place. Singapore 6. Tel M Tours and excursion MAM-NO TRAVEL SERVICE Lid Malaya-S«v.-n Days SfltO airconditioned Bus s*l3.'i (Prov.ded ir-condltiuned room). Departure tv.ry Sunday. Monday. C Hithi
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      1315 19 Tl LIVERPOOL AND OTHER UR.CI »TS. kESEUS Liverpool, Belfast. Glasgow... la Pt/Tidai Apr II itMAEUS L'bon. L'xoes, L'pool. Dub in Apr 11 Api 20 Apr 21'2l Air 21 lELEUS Liverpool, Glasgow Apr 25 Ap 21 -.ILEUS Liverpool Apr 10 May 2 T ?^Jr°.?c M V oo A mout Blast. Mai
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      1124 19 wm 1 1 pmcf iv v v KYrmri Mn) pMJ^H HKCT TO HAMBURG IN 30 lAYI P. Sham Penang S.ngacore LOADING FOR: 'OONA Sailed ll Ptrt/17 Apr 10/21 Cblanca H'burg B'men R'dam/ JAPAN Ap, 21/21 A,, 27/20 Apr,,/ 1 {igtaiJ^'Wp^ A'werp. Oslo, G'burg, Malmo, SONGKHLA Mai 0/12 Mai 11/14 May
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      1047 19 jpfflffpffflf^irTv'^ dpi RafeflTrHM mm)mmlmmmVmTmlm)mwKimmmlmtml^Hm*BmwKm&MJKm\ EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONDON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. DkiilinDC Fcr G p angemoi,!h Jill 0 DCNnUrC &gt;R*Rof| Jim I Singapore P. Sham Penang Hafburg Jut 12 C. 41, Apr II Apr 11/21 Apr 22 23 Laadug ler Lndai (na Peiaig BENCLEUCH Fo 2I Smgapo'e P. Sham
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      1231 19 FMTNICHTIY EXPRESS SERVICE lIRECT FROM EAST COAST V.Si. tolofon 5.,..i Nt Ysrl "r 1 yr* in mj;'" MtMNON Sailed Ma&gt; 15 mj&lt; ii mm 77 ISSAntii I'! 1 L" 2 M&gt; J1 »n 2J""« US 11 Jum IS J.m 17 Aug 22 H*"" l SaiU May 21 Jmc 21 June
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      1162 20 KAISHA LTD. West Australia /Singapore /Japan Service r emantlt S'pon Keelung Yokkaichi/fagoyi Y'hama Kobe ■tl sabadar Maru 8 May 12 May II Hay 21 Mil Japan Persian Cult Service •SH.a»e Maru'Na. S 11/ M* Apr Colombo. Karachi. Muscat Abu Dhabi. Basrah, Kricrr, Kuwait, Bahrain, Doha, Dubai. Sackikawa Mara" 4/ 5
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      1060 20 TO AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND Loads Pinarg P. Sham Singapore fir: purnea 11/11 Mr F'tle, Adel, Mtl, Syd. j UW tp.« II May 11/21 May 21/ M May Auck., Napur, Lytt., STRAITS, MADRAS SERVICE. Smgapon P. Sham Penang Ltafiif ft»: oiJULA IV 1 May 4 May S May Nagapattmam, Madras.
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      870 20 ORIENT LINES LTD. g=t^— (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) V ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Smgapori p. Sham Penang MM NEPTUNE ZIRCON Ml. 33 34 London 17 5, H'burg 21/5. Roam 24 5. Havre 26 5.
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      826 20 M MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAO NfcJOC. Jt*, AinaMna. Kuaaa Lumpur The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. S'riam P»-»-g in lUNCA ORKIO 3 5 luae 1/ I Jaai 10 11 Juae Havre 67. London I' H'ourf 14. 7, P'dam 16 J, A'werp 19, Bremen 21
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      936 21 PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT Notice is hereby given that Mr. Wong Ping Fah has left the employment of this company with effect from 7th April, 1971, and is therefore no longer authorised to conduct any business or collect any money on behalf of this company irom that date. Acting Secretary, SINGAPORE TIMBERYARD
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      1031 21 SCHEDULE VII (Rule 14) THE NATIONAL LAND CODE AUCTION SALE OF STATE LAND Notice is hereby given that one piece of State land described In the schedule below situated in the district of Butterworth will be sold by public auction on the 26th day of April. 1971 at 10.30 a.m.
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      884 21 IN THE HIGH COI'RT IN MALAYA AT KI'ALA 1 I Mil K COMPANIES (WINDING-IP) NO. 7 OF 1971 In the Matter of Sharikat Selangor Forwarding and Shipping (Agencies) Sdn. Berhad And In the Matter of Section 217 (1) (b) of the Companies Act. 1965. George Kent (Malaysia) Berhad Petitioners ADVERTISEMENT
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      747 21 DISTRICT AND MAGISTRATES' COI'RTS SINGAPORE DC Summons No 313 of 1971 Between WOMEN'S FOOTBALL ASSOCIATION OF SINGAPORE Plaintiffs And ROBERT CHIN HIN CHEONG trading as INTERNATIONAL ORGANISATION Defendant To:Robert Chin Hln Cheong trading as International Organisation late of Suite 2. No. 15-B. Amber Mansions. Orchard Road. Singapore. TAKE NOTICE that
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      521 21 bm BEHN MEYER CO. (PTE.) LTD. invite applications for the post of ELECTRICAL SALES REPRESENTATIVE with several years experience in the sales of electrical equipment in Singapore and good connections with dealers, switchboard makers and electrical contractors. ELECTRICIAN with minimum 3 years experience and preferably holding a Wireman's licence. Please
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      663 22 KOLEJ PERTANIAN MALAYA Permohonar.2 adalah dlpelawa darlpada Wargancgara2 Malaysia untuk mengisl jawatan2 kosong dl Kolei Pertanian Malaya: Tancca Gajl: Pensharah: $630x25-680- 715x35-925 965x40-1245. Penolong Pensharah 5445x15-&0S--535x20-595. Kemasukan rlalam tancra gajl akan dlasaskan kepada kelayakan dan pengalaman Lain! Fardah: (1) akan dlbayar elaun berubah atas kadar 30T f -35~ o dart
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      580 22 ~^^m ~~1 PA Management &gt;^J°L Consultants Limited Property Development £10,000+ The Orchard Square Development Corporation has recently been established to develop a prime site of 38 acres in the city of Singapore. A Managing Director is required and will have the fullest responsibility for this project, for which finance has
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      801 22 BEAUTY CONSULTANT A lady, aged 21 to 30 years, possessing personality, poise, charm and integrity is required for consultant work, primarily in Singapore, although some visits to West Malaysia may be necessary. Applicants should preferably have had experience in a similar position and formal training in facial core is desirable.
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      253 22 incite applications for the position of MARKET RESEARCH ASSISTANT QUALIFICATIONS: A degree in economics from a recognized University with a basic knowledge of statistics. Preference will be given to those with previous working experience in a similar capacity in a large commercial organization. DUTIES: Conducting sample surveys, tabulating results, interpreting
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      Full points again to Vigilantes as Darul fall 6-2
      204 24  - Full points again to Vigilantes as Darul fall 6-2 ALBERT JOHNSON By ykiILANTE Corps marked up their fourth straight win when they trounced Darul Afiah 6-2 in a Div. 1 League soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. But Vigilantes, who scored a thumping 8-2 win over Telok Kurau
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      Prisons repeat Cup triumph
      114 24 KOTA BHARC Fri—Prisons made it two uc&gt; in the FAM Cup when they retained the title with a whopping 5-2 win over Krl.int.m at Kota Bharu Stadium today. It was Kelantan who scored first in the 24th minute but Prisons, always sure of themselves, made it
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      Singapore knocked out by the defending champs
      218 24 SEREMBAN. Frl. Selangor will meet Perak in the final of the Malaysian Under-23 hockey tournament here tomorrow. In todays semi-finals Selangor beat Johore 2-0 while Perak scraped past Malacca w;;n a long corner decision after a 2-2 tie at full-time. Johore put up
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      72 24 ARMED FORCES "C" scored their fourth straight win when they beat Ceylon S.C. 2-0 in a Dlv. 3 hockey natch at Balestier Road yesterday. The far superior Forces were surprisingly held at bay n the first half but inside-left Teo Koon Bee broke the deadlock with
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      Open race but Hengkie says it's -Graeme's
      269 24  - Open race but Hengkie says it's Graeme's TONY FRANCIS By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. With the wide array of stars from Australia and New Zealand competing, the SeJangor Grand Prix at Batu Tiga on Sunday (4 p.m.) looks wide open. As one driver put it: "It could be anybody's race depending
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      Undecided: One of four yacht events for Seap
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      Identical looks all set to make amends
      126 25  -  EPSOM JEEP By IDENTICAL, a beaten favourite last week, can make amends in Race 6 at Ipoh today. The Carbon Copy mare has little to beat in a Class 3 Div. 5 field over 6f. Another good thing is Hawaii II in Race
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      1504 25 FOCUS ON FORM -WIKT GREETINGS: Ran over bjf last week when With 8 8 in Div 5; can prtat. UNOOR: Third with 8.5 to tent's Adviser (8.9) in Div race each-way chance. so OMPBOmMi Failed in ison; won over Div 5 with 8.12 at Bt h on Nov 21; can
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      142 25 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race 1: RINGGIT ALWIN B. BRIDGE T. Harapan Ringgit Ringgit Kara Kalinga T. Harapan Kara Kalinga Race 2: TAKSENONOH MIAMI SITI LAWA Eastern Dancer Siti Lawa Eastern Dancer Siti Lawa Eastern Dancer Blue Chips Race 3: PRES: ADVISER THUNDERER PRES. ADVISER Thunderer Pres. Adviser
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      220 25 Aussies' 'stop the tours' campaign hots up CYDNEY, Fri. Moves to force the cancellation of tfiie South African Rugby Union and cricket tours of Australia later this year gained momentum yesterday with anti-apartheid leaders unveiling plans for wide-ranging protests. The programme calls for protests at each of the 13 matches
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      134 25 MADRID, Pri. Argentine golf ace Roberto de Vicenzo fired a (our-under-par 68 to take a one-stroke lead on 135 alter the second round of the Spanish Open ln Barcelona yesterday. The Argentinian, who celebrated his 48th birthday on Wednesday, held off a strong challenge
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      260 25 ENTRIES for the amateur races at Kuala Lumpur on April 25: PATRON'S CUP: Claa 1 7F. handicap: Bronze Knight, Film Goer 111, Blma, Do You Mind, Picture House, 111, Pinkson. Wlngate. Open. Silver Crown, Debonair, Feature Film 11. Grenadier. Oood For You, Tauhara, Bom Free, Aybeejay, Kookaburra. Olympic
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      302 25 pORT OF SPAIN, Fri. Skipper Gary Sobers hit a brilliant unbeaten century his third of the series to put West Indies ahead of India by the close on the third day of the six-day Fifth and final Test match hero vostPHau Sobers was ably backed In
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      190 25 SEOUL, Fri. South Koreas Cho Tae-Won fired a four-under-par 68 to share the lead with defending champion Hahn Chang-Sang, also of Korea, on 139 after the second round of the Korean Open on the Seoul Country Club course today. Japan's Mltsuo Kaneko, who
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      74 25 NEW YORK. Fri. Defending champion Dick Lotz and Larry Wood rired live-under-par 66s to tie for the first round lead in the Monanto Open golf tournament at Penssacola yesterday. Lotz nearly missed the start due to car trouble, but rushed onto the tee to birdie
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      56 25 NEW YORK, Fri. Results of yesterday's baseball games: American League Detroit 3 New York 2: Oakland 4 Minnesota 3; Milwaukee 4 Chicago 1; Baltimore 6 Cleveland 4 (10 inns.; California 5 Kansas City 2. National League San Francisco 4 Houston 3 (10 inns); Los Angeles 2 St. Louis
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      51 24 SOCCER: FAS Div. I— Royal Army v Armed Forces. Fathul Kanb v Police (Jalan Besar 5.30, 7.30 p.m). R.N. Wanderers v Ocean (Geylang Stadium 4.30 p.m.V HOCKEY: SHA Dlv 1 IA V SRC i ßalestier Road). Port Authority v Ceylon S.C. (Bukit Chermin). Dlv. lI— RAF Changt v Khalsa B
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    23 26 SINGAPORE, Frl. About 20 secret-society suspects were rounded up tonight In a series of raids In various parts of Toe Payoh.
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    45 26 BRISBANE, Frl. A prisoner serving a life sentence for murder has successfully defended the Queensland chess championship he won last year. State Justice Minister Peter Delamor.the said the prisoner was transferred temporarily from Jail to take part In the contest. Reuter.
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