The Straits Times, 20 April 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    A Soviet 'Salyut' in space
    435 1 A Soviet 'Salyut' in space Step to first manned station in orbit MOSCOW, Monday THE Soviet Union today launched a new kind of satellite called "Salyut" (Salute)— and scientific sources said it will be the basis of a lengthy project to build the first manned station in space. A report
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    YAHYA 'S TROOPS LEAVE TRAIL OF FLAMES
    302 1 NEW DELHI, Monday PAKISTAN troops were reported pressing ahead with a major offensive to seal East Pakistan's border. An eyewitness account from the Indian frontier said whole villages had been set ablaze by advancing forces apparently destroying everything in sight. As giant clouds
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    Lock icon Firing squad for 10 Ceylon rebels
    342 1 Firing squad for 10 Ceylon rebels pOLOMBQ, Mon.—Ten Ceylonese rebels have died before Government firing squads in the past three days and 12 are under sentence of death, security force officials said today. "When I am convinced they are absolute insurgents then I destroyed them," said a senior army officer.
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    Lock icon Nixon, Frazier at service
    30 1 WASHINGTON, Mon.— Heavyweight champion Joe Frazier. his wife and three of their five children attended church services with the Nlxons at the White Home yesterday. AP.
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    Ky mocks victory claims, calls for political solution
    214 1 Ky mocks victory claims, calls for political solution SAIGON, Mon. VicePresident Nguyen Cao Ky made a bitter and sweeping attack on the South Vietnamese administration today and declared that the country should seek a political solution to the war. The Vice-President mocked official claims of "victory" in Laos, denounced "a
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    Lock icon We must agree first: Khoman
    36 1 BANGKOK. Mon. Foreign Minister Tun Thanat Khoman said today that If the U.S. wanted to keep Its forces In Thailand after the Vietnam war It must first obtain Thailand's agreement. AP.
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    Lock icon Frigates denial
    29 1 LONDON Mon. South Africa has made no approach to Britain, either formal or Informally, about the purchase of frigates, the House of Commons was told today. Reuter.
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    Singaporean must leave Britain
    89 1  -  CHIN CHENG MEI By LONDON, Mon.—Singaporrar .Mohamed IsmaU tin Noor Mohamed A'ld Latlff, 23, who is doln. an aeronautical neering coarse In .igland, mast leave Britain, an Immigration Appeal Tribunal decided today. The tribunal ruled that Ismail's work at a light aircraft engineering firm at Elstree
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    Editorin-chief faces Sedition Act charge
    214 1 Editor-in-chief faces Sedition Act charge KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Utusan Melayu group's editor-in-chief, Melan Abdullah, was charged today with publishing a seditious news headline. Melan, who appeared In the Special Sessions Court, pleaded not guilty. He is charged with publishing a sub-head-ing "Hapuskan SekolahSekolah Ber a 1 1 ran Tamil
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    Shock for Prince Building subtenants
    1043 1  - Shock for Prince Building subtenants TAN WANG JOO Board CUTS offer by landlord By Singapore, Mon. fHREE sub-tenants asked to move out of Prince Building in Collyer Quay to make way for the new $70 million Ocean Building were today awarded compensation amounts LESS than what their landlord had offered
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    Lock icon 'Gls hooked on drugs in Vietnam'
    87 1 'Gls hooked on drugs in Vietnam' BAIOON, Mon. Two US Congressmen said today that heroin addiction among American soldiers in Vietnam Is of epidemic proportions. They blamed corrupt Vietnamese officials for part of the '..".In pieblem and said the ready availability of drugs makes the situation almost Impossible for the
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    Lock icon Expedition death
    54 1 KATMANDU, Mon. Major H.V. Bahuguna. the only Indian member of the International expedition to Mount Everest died yesterday of exposure and frostbite at a height of about 22.900 feet (6,980 metres) the first fatality In the latest drive to reach the world's highest peak, according to a radio
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    Lock icon Bomb scare
    38 1 LONDON, Mon. A VC-10 bound for Johannesburg was called back to London's Heathrow Airport last night after an anonymous telephone caller claimed there was eight pounds (four kilos) of gelignite on board. Nothing was found. Reuter.
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      BOLIVIA LEADER MURDERED
      43 1 BOLIVIA LEADER MURDERED LA PAZ (Bolivia). Mm. Unidentified assassins today shot to death Senor Homberto Uma, Economic* Minister In the Government of former President Rene Barrtento*. Police said the killers bant into Senor Larren'a home here and epetod fire with sub-machine guns. Beater.
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    Navy man faces corruption charges
    117 2 Navy man faces corruption charges JOHORE BAIIRI Mon. Augustus d'Cruz. a (in ance officer at K.D. Malaya Naval Base in Singapore was charged today with two counts of corruption involving more than 5120.000. The charges alleged that: ON JULY 12. lnt.-t he stated in an invoice from Guan Bee Slipway
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    State urged to back Johari
    65 2 PENANG. Mon Umno stcre-tary-general Inche Senu bin Abdul Rahman today expressed the hope that Penang Alliance leaders would give their new State chairman, Inche Mohamed Kt.ir Johari. the same measure of support they haa extended to Tengku Abdul Rahman. "I am confident that Inche Khir
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    Solicitor-General claims 'privilege' in habeas corpus hearing
    738 2  -  T. F. HWANG 8 WOMEN DETAINEES ALLEGE NO FREEDOM TO COMMUNICATE by SINGAPORE, Mon. The Solicitor General, Mr. Francis T. Scow, today claimed "privilege" on behalf of the Government in his reply to allegations by eight women political detainees that they had been
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    Denied: Price manipulation by liquor wholesalers
    315 2 SINGAPORE, Monday vi ANY retailers Joined wholesalers in the liquor iT business today in denying a charge that wholesalers were trying to force up liquor prices. Prices, they said, were reasonable and there was no need for retailers to fight "price manipulation" because there
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    Supervisor gets $15,850 award
    77 2 STNOAPORE. Mon. The High Court today awarded $15,850 damages to a tin mine supervisor. Thai Kirn Seng, 46. whose wife a construction labourer was killed In a road accident four years ago. The award was made against R Balakilshnan, an engine driver, who knocked down Chong
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    Sea pollution fine
    33 2 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Eleftheriou Antonios. a representative of an oil tanker, the Trigon. was fined SlOO today for polluting the sea with oil at the Chermin Wharf. Krpp.-l Shipyard, last Friday.
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    DAP sets up 17 branches in 4 states
    77 2 IPOH, Mon.— The Democratic Action Party has established 17 new branches in four states since Parliament was reconvened earlier this year. DAP secretary general. Mr. Llm Kit Slang, said this here -oday while on a one day visit to party members. Of
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    Gun powder charge
    45 2 BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN, Mon. Bail was again opposed In a case In which Kambang bin Nangkat was charged with Illegal possession of gun powder. Kambang has been on remand In prison since his arrest last Wednesday. He was remanded lor another week
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    10 deny theft charge
    70 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ten men today denied stealing 384 coconuts worth $30.40 from a plantation belonging to the late Koh Sek Llm In Kok Sek Llm Road yesterday. They are Koh Kong Heng, Llm Eng Hua, Mohamed Shah bin Mohamed, Alias bin M. Amin. Mohamed bin Togong,
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    Indons jailed for ganja
    63 2 PENANG. Mon. Three Indonesian fishermen. Zukannlan Muchtar, 28, Manan Harahap. 38. and Harun Abdul Rahman. 26. were jailed today for nine months each on a Joint charge of having "3»lb of cannabis ganja j in the sea off Pulau Be ton n on March 2. Their
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    Police continue probe into two murders
    187 3 Police continue probe into two murders CINGAPORE, Mon. Police today continued their prooe into the murders yesterday of a taxi-driver and a school watchman. Several people have been interviewed in connection with the slayings. iBMAN CHUA HIP MOON, 30, was knifed to death by a group of six at Beatty
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    Rising costs of coffee
    51 3 KUALA KANGSAR, Mon. Malaysians will know on April .4 uhether they will have to pay extra for that cup of coffee or tea. That will be the day when the Malajr«la«Blnwpore Coflee Dealers' Association holds an emer- meeting in Kuala Lumpur io dIMUM the problem of
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    Congestion caused that radio service jam
    140 3 Congestion caused that radio service jam KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The alleged jamming of Radio Malaysia's Malay mt\ itr by the Thai Broadi astinc System could probably be "nothing more" than interference, a .Ministry of Information statement said today. There are a number of cummercially-run radio stations, probably in llaadyai. and
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    Increase in Blood Bank's stocks
    125 3 Increase in Blood Bank's stocks SINGAPORE, Mon. Reserve stocks of all groups in the Blood Bank rose from 574 unjts last week to 788 units this morning, according to the Blood Transfusion Service weekly report. There were 842 donations received during the week against 603 transfusions given. Donations included those
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    Police seek dead man's relatives
    54 3 SINGAPORE, Mon Police today appealed lo the next of kir. of a man who died in hospital as a result of an accident at Woodlands Road yesterday. He had no identification papers on him. Relatives and friends should contact Inspector C. Pereira of Sepoy Lines
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    Not unanimous
    36 3 SINGAPORE Mon In the two award* handed down by the Tenants Compensation board reported in the Straits Times today the one concerning No. 15, South Canal Road was by a majority, not unanimous, decision.
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    670 students protest again at imposition of school fees
    181 3 670 students protest again at imposition of school fees KOTA BHARU, Monday ■^EARLY all the 670 pupils of the Muhammadi 11 Arabic School here turned up at the school today although it has been closed indefinitely. The pupils, including 250 girls, gathered in the school compound to "protest against having
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    Discharge for doctor accused of corruption
    552 3 Discharge for doctor accused of corruption I Johore Bahru, Mon. J^ MEDICAL practitioner here, Dr. Chu Chec Peng, was today granted a discharge not amounting to an acquittal on three charges of corruption. The charges alleged that between 9.45 a.m. and 10.30 a.m. on June 29 last year, he issued
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    Ball in aid of spastics
    61 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. A "Miss Fair Lady" contest will be the highlight of Fair Lady Fashioii!> second annual Easter ball to be held at the ShangriLa Hotel on May 1. The ball, in aid of the Spastic Ciillditns Association of Singapore, will include a fashion >how
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    Art courses for students
    43 3 SINOAPORE. Mon. The YMCA will conduct an Intensive, flve-monch tutorial course in art for Secondary I to Secondary VI students at its premises, beginning this month. Hegisiration lor the course u> now open, at the YMCA office, Orchard Road.
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    Fined $200 for having ganja
    37 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Yusofe bin Sulalman. 28. was fined $200 today for having 34.5 grams of ijanja in Geylang Road last Saturday. In mitigation. Yusofe said the drug was for his own consumption.
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    Forged IC
    35 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Indonesian illegal immigrant. All bin Kasslm, 21. was fined $250 or three months' jail today tor having a forged Singapore identity card at 13th. mile. Chua Chu Kang Road last Saturday.
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    Tall tale of a 10-ft 'orang mawas' in Pahang jungle
    478 4  -  TAN WEE LIAN By Singapore, Mon JJAROLD Stephens and Kurt Rolfes have a tall tale to tell and 21 reels of photographs to support it. They believe they have found the trails of the legendary man-beast "orang mawas" of the
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    Jakarta meet
    41 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. —The Director of the National Family Planning Board here, Dato (Dr.) ArifMr. bin Ngah Marzukl, will attend a two-day working committee on family planning lor South-east Asia to be held in Jakarta beginning on April 28.
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    MILITARY EXERCISES TODAY
    60 4 MILITARY EXERCISES TODAY SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises at the MandaiMarsiling area from 8 a.m. tomorrow to 7 a.m. on Saturday. Blanks will be used. A live firing mortar exercise will be conducted at the Southern Islands ranee from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on
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    FEWER ACCIDENTS WITH PSA PILOTAGE SCHEME
    253 4  -  CLEMENT MESENAS By Singapore, Mon '"THE Port Authority's com--1 pulsory pilotage scheme, introduced In its Western Anchorage early last year, has apparently paid dividends. Since its Introduction, there has been a drop in the number of collisions within the port, said a PSA official
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    Body identified
    34 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Police today identified a body which was found at the Katong Park beach on Saturday as that of Can Ec Seng, 21, of Maude Road. No foul play was suspected.
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    Ismail grows grapes and kills a myth
    295 5  - Ismail grows grapes and kills a myth RITA LOONG By Singapore, Mon IJIS triumph over 11 Mr. Weatherman has a vintage flavour. Up in a flower shed in his garden off Jaian I'bi hang the proof of his victory two bunches of grapes. And they Just u» to show that
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    JAIL FOR PCs IN DOUBLE-CROSS GOLD CASE
    195 5 JAIL FOR PCs IN DOUBLE-CROSS GOLD CASE KUALA LUMPUR, Monday. TWO police constables who double-crossed a gold smuggler after making a "deal" with him were each Jailed for three years today by the Sessions court Ismail bin Shim and Mohamed Dol bin Baharuddln were convicted after a sixday trial of
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    PR director's wife dies
    58 5 SINGAPORE, Mon The wife of the Far East Command Public Relations Director, Mrs. Bertha F. L. Rooney, died in her Sherwood Road home early yesterday. The funeral Is expected to take plutt on Wednesday. The PR Director Is presently on leave. Their only child, a 10--yetr-old
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    New president
    27 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. V S Msnlam, a retired office assistant, has been elected president of the Singapore Tamilian Association at its recent elections for 1971.
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    Japanese course
    22 5 SINOAPORE, Mon. The Education and Research Service will start a 12-sesslor. course on conversational Japanese for beglm.ers on April 28.
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    Japan, Olympics visits for essay winners
    219 5 Japan, Olympics visits for essay winners SINGAPORE. Mon. Winners of an essay contest organised by three Japanese organisations will be given an eight-day tour of Japan. Including a vUlt to the 11th Olympic Winter Games to be held In Sapporo next February This was announced by Mr. Tadamasa Hashimoto, director
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    Six cooking classes
    47 5 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Chinese Women's Association hat organised a. series of six International cooking classes to be held on Fridays at 10.15 a.m. from May 7 at the clubhouse in Hilton Towers. Leonle Hill. The fee will be $20 plus the cost of Ingredients.
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    $20,000 Toto prize won
    28 5 SINOAPORE, Mon. The second prize of $20,000 was won In yesterdays Toto draw No. 30/71. The Jackpot for thU Thursday's draw remains at $130,000.
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    Thefts from cars: Two held by police
    99 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. Police today questioned two men who, they believe, were Involved in a series of thefts from cars. The first man was arrested by detectives at Balestler Road at 530 a.m. yesterday when he came out from a parked car. A tape
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    VICTORY SHIPS
    65 5 IN a report In yesterday's Straits Times headlined "Big shipping firms to bid for two vessels -under arrest'," the two ships were described as Liberty ships. This was an error. They are Victory ships, the Scotch Mist and the Pernod. The two vessels are to be auctioned in
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    $10,000 Word Puzzle winner on holiday
    99 5 $10,000 Word Puzzle winner on holiday SINGAPORE, Mon.— It was a case of a 'missing' schoolteacher one who won $10,000 and cannot be found. For Mr. Tham Keng Yee, the sole winner In the Btralts Times Word Puzzle "N" went off to West Malaysia on holiday two days before the
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    When what is told to doctor can be used as evidence...
    628 6 RULING BY FEDERAL COURT KUALA LUMPUR, Monday J^S incriminating statement made by a patient in confidence to a psychiatrist or doctor can be taken as evidence against him in court, the Federal Court ruled today. The Chief Justice, Tan
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    THOMSON ROAD FLYOVER OPENS
    85 6 THOMSON ROAD FLYOVER OPENS SINGAPORE, Mon. The new $3.2 million flyover spanning Thomson Road opened its six lanes to traffic this morning. The first car was waved across shortly after 10 a.m. when barriers to its two approaches were removed. Traffic policemen stood by at strategic points to guide motorists.
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    Indon envoy's wife to get music cert today
    106 6 Indon envoy's wife to get music cert today SINGAPORE, Mon. The British High Commissioner, Mr. Samuel Falle, will present diplomas and certificates of the Trinity College of Music, London, to successful local candidates at the Singapore Council of Social Service hall in Penang Lane tomorrow at 3.30 p.m. Thirty candidates
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    Lock icon Aussie trading bank applies for a Singapore office
    185 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. THE National Bank of Australasia, one of Australia's main trading banks, has applied to the Singapore Ministry of Finance to establish a representative office here. The bank will become the first Australian trading bank to open a representative office in
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    Disqualified scooterist fined
    70 6 Disqualified scooterist fined SINGAPORE, Mon. A youth, who was caught riding a scooter along Desker Road while under disqualification, was jailed for a day and fined a total of $300 by a magistrate's court today. Tee Huat. 22. also admitted riding the scooter along the road ■without Insurance coverage at
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    PEKING'S RAYS OF WARMTH
    697 7  -  Anthony Lewis GOOD SIGNS FOR PEACE? By LONDON THE Daily Express, last unreconstructed voice of the empire and British xenophobia, had a headline in Chinese at the top of page one the other morning. Next to it, In English, there was reassurance: "Don't worry It's just
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    Lock icon JAPAN SEEKS CHINA TRADE
    327 7 lAPANESE businessmen J are hoping that the sudden warmth in SlnoAmerican relations will also benefit them. Economic and business circles here generally welcomed President Nixon's initiative in announcing major steps for encouraging trade and more contacts between the United States and China. Some major Japanese trading
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    A sickly growth for Britain's 'underground press'
    579 7  -  D.L. PRICE By LONDON THE BRITISH "underground press" is a recent development dating from the mld-slxtles. It consists of about thirty papers, most of which appear irregularly. They fall into two main sections: a main group made up of street and community papers,
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    32,000 vehicles 'booked' in antismoke drive
    203 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Government's yearlong campaign against motor vehicles with smoky exhausts ended last month with a total of 32.680 "bookings" Reporting this today, the Communications Ministry said that the campaign would continue to be conducted just as vigorously "so long as vehicles on
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    Rumanian envoy to Malaysia
    43 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon— The first Rumanian Ambassador to Malaysia, Mr Marln Alexle, arrived here today to present his credentials to the Van* dl-Per-tuan Agong next Monday. Mr. Alexle is also accredited to Indonesia. He will be based In Jakarta.
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    DRENCHING PARTY TO CLEANSE THE WORLD OF EVIL
    117 8 DRENCHING PARTY TO CLEANSE THE WORLD OF EVIL IT'S a cool way of beating the heat, but that's not what Mr. Khin Mating Than, the Burmese Trade Commissioner, was doing. Neither was he taking a bath with all his clothes on. He was just celebrating the Burmese New Year with
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    Long-term effects from SMA mission to Japan
    259 8 Long-term effects from SMA mission to Japan SINGAPORE, Monday rpHE importance of the Singapore manufacturers' 1 trade mission to Japan will be in its longterm effect, the chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, Mr. Whang Tar Liang said today. Mr. Whang said the association did not anticipate any Immediate agreements
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    DOCTORS SOUGHT FOR HARIDAS LECTURE
    162 8 DOCTORS SOUGHT FOR HARIDAS LECTURE SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Paediatrics Society Is inviting applications from Singapore and Malaysian doctors for its Harldas memorial lecture to be delivered on Oct. 22 at Pathology Lecture Theatre, Outram Hospital. The lecture is held annually in memory of Dr. Gopal Haridas, popularly called the
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    Shots fired to stop brawl
    49 8 KUCHINO, Mon. P«Uce fired two shots to break up a brawl Involving two groups of men wellding parangs and poles at the Sarawak trade fair ground on Saturday evening. Three men, Including one who was shot In the leg, were arrested. The others escaped.
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    Jail, rotan for two who robbed couple
    121 8 Jail, rotan for two who robbed couple SINGAPORE, Mon. Two »3 men were sentenced to three years' Jail and six strokes of the rotan each today for robbing a couple of $8,320 In cash and valuables while armed with a gun and knife. Chew Cheng Beng, 26, a labourer, and
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    Seminar on computers
    58 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. International Computers Limited dCLi has organised a computer appreciation seminar for members of the news media on Saturday, May 15 at ICL, Unlteers Budding, River Valley Road. The seminar, which will begin at 9 15 am., will include a history of the computer, computer application
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    'Force' charge is denied
    56 8 BINOAPORE, Mon. Ton Kan Siong, 19. jobless, today denied using criminal force on a woman, Chla Yu Lan "with Intent to molest her" on a bus In St. Andrew's Road last Saturday. He denied a second charge of hurting Chla by kicking her on the leg
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    FIVE YEARS JAIL AND ROTAN FOR JADE ROBBERY
    197 8 FIVE YEARS JAIL AND ROTAN FOR JADE ROBBERY OINOAPORE, Mon. A ■3 police supervisee with eight convictions was sentenced to five years Jail and six strokes of the rotan today for robbing a housewife of $2,000 worth of Jade jewellery. Lai Soon Keng, 25, also admitted that his accomplice had
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    Youth fined $500 for housebreaking
    70 8 Youth fined $500 for housebreaking SINGAPORE, Mon. A youth hid under a bed soon after forcing his way Into a house through a window, a court heard today. Foong Chee Kong, 20, of Malaysia, was Jailed a day and fined $500 (or breaking Into Tan Chwee Slan's house In Lorong
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    Hotel's guests
    33 8 BINOAPORE. Mon. Winners of the Singapore Grand Prix. Graeme Lav*rence and Geoff Perry, will be guests of the Mandarin Hotel at a special cocktail In the hotel at 4 p.m tomorrow.
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    OBA dinner
    43 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Christian Brothers' Old Boys' (Singapore) Association will hold Its annual Pounder's Day reunion dinner at St. Patrick's School on May 15 to celebrate Its 52nd anniversary and the 119 th anniversary of the foundIng of Christian Brother Schools.
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    Argument among cousins that led to a death
    161 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. An argument among six cousins over the right to use a berthing pole led to the death of one. a district court heard today. Cheong Thlam Hock. 38, a bumboat man, died after a quarrel with his five cousins Cheong
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    Jurong yard loses 100 workers to rivals
    280 9  - Jurong yard loses 100 workers to rivals CLEMENT MESENAS PLAN TO PROTEST TO SASAR By Singapore, Mon. JURONG Shipyard, which has lost nearly 100 workers to rival shipyards since January, is to protest to the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers against "the bleach of our gentleman's understanding." Mr. Low
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    SMA to introduce metrics to industry
    141 9 SMA to introduce metrics to industry CINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Manufacturers' Association will set up a metrication committee next week, under the chairmanship of Mr. Bruce G. Cummins, to introduce metrication into Singapore industry. Mr. Cummins is the SMA representative in the Metric Board headed by Mr. Baey Lian Peck.
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    74 accidents
    12 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. There were 74 traffic accidents yesterday, seven serious.
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    Youth is caught making extortion threats on phone
    173 9 Youth is caught making extortion threats on phone Mon. Police yesterday arrested a man while he was still making extortion threats to his victim on a telephone at a public booth, a court heard today. Senior Inspector Chia Cheng Poh. prosecuting, said this happened following a tip-off from the victim
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    Suicide verdict on wife who took poison
    93 9 Suicide verdict on wife who took poison SINGAPORE. Mon.— The state coroner Mr. Llew Ngik Kee today recorded a verdict of suicide on housewife Rengasamy Amirthamalli. 36. who died of insecticide poisoning on March 30. Rengasamy's husband, N. Vellu, 50, a mandore at the Singapore Turf Club, testified that his
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    Lock icon A spell-binding balancing act
    94 9 EARLY morning passers-by were held spell bound by the "balancing: act" of this sandcarr>:ng lorry at Braddell Road, near Woodleigh Park, yesterday. According to passer s-by, the lorry, which was travelling towards Paya Lebar. suddenly went off the road tearing off a bus stand before coming
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    $985,000 mouth wash for Rochore Canal
    249 9 $985,000 mouth wash for Rochore Canal CINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore's sludgebed of foul air, the Rochore Canal, is finally getting a mouth-wash to clean out the smell. A PWD spokesman. Mr. David Chow, said today that contracts for the Improvement of Rochore Canal, particularly at its mouth, has been awarded. Work
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    Jailed for robbery
    41 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. Carpenter Tan Ah Kow. 22, was jailed for two years today for robbing Ban Ah Pin, 24. a national serviceman, of his $77 watch and $9 In Kallang Park last Saturday. He had four previous convictions.
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      250 9 Straits Times Crossword iHT~ IH^ bbV* IV* HP* HV* LHf^~Hil ACROSS 4 Limping 8 with no light to strike (7). 8 Vision of the church trlum- 5. It's drunk standing, Uke this phant as militant (8). (4). 9 Gold the single fruit of 6. Artist makes classical form of prayer
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    Lock icon The re-shaping of Kallang Park
    1187 10  -  WILLIAM CAMPBELL A RECREATIONAL HUB THAT'LL HUM WITH LIFE... AFTER THE SPORTS COMPLEX, A CINEMA, SKATING RINK, BOATEL... By THOUGH the national sports stadium will be the centrepiece, Kallang Park is going to be much more than a sports complex. Underway are cinema, restaurant, ice-skating
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      64 10 brajn drain B *in the Civil Service and it's not only B from the top ranks B if Ow Wei Mci continues her series "One or two officers hove described the octing system as "exploitation of labour if "The administration in the I Ministry of Health and in the Ministry
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      No longer true that only top students are picked
      436 11 No longer true that only top students are picked WITH reference to Dr K. K. Chin's replies (ST.. April 14) I would like to draw his attention to the following facts which he has either unconsciously or deliberately omitted. First, the bulletin of I .E.S. Graduates and Students Section the
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      33 11 MAY I suggest that coloured postcards, particularly on the recent Grand Prix, be printed for sale. I am sure that most of our motor-racing fans will welcome such cards. BRIAN KOH. Singapore 10.
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      LAND VALUES AND THE LAW
      412 11 LAND VALUES AND THE LAW ••and why Govt valuers at times 'depress' estate duty valuations f REFER to the letter Lby "Lawyer" (S.T., March, 27) headlined "Land values, double standards, and Judicial ignorance..." In the past, it was not uncommon for some personal representatives to make low declarations of values
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      LAST BUS THAT CAUSES A 'PAY CUT'
      448 11 LAST BUS THAT CAUSES A 'PAY CUT' WE are employees of a printing firm in Thomson Road and usually work from 3 p.m. to 11.15 p.m. when we are on night shift. Now, however, we have to stop work at 10.45 p.m. in order to catch the 11 p.m. No.
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      82 11 AN old Nissan dlesel car without the front right wheel has been left on the roadside at the Junction of Lorong Santun and Ponggol Road (near the Convent of Holy Infant Jesus, Ponggol) for the past two weeks. It is obstructing the path of pedestrians (especially school children) and forcing
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      Finding out where to report
      206 11 Finding out where to report THERE is no doubt that our police force is efficient. But why do they "divide" the island Into so many divisions so much so that wuen you want to make a report, you end up Iks; and irritated? On April 13 I wanted to report
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      A flood of motorbikes
      82 11 EARLY last Saturday morning. while out training for next months New Nation Big Walk (cruising at a steady 6J mph down River Valley Road) I was astonished to see coming towards me 31 motorcyclists, followed by two cars and then another 1 1 motorcyclists— obviously a
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      It's high time nurses got a break
      136 11 It's high time nurses got a break ONCE again Nurses' Week is approaching and, like all special occasions, it should be celebrated with spirit, Joy and a restful day. But it is not going to be so. We will be asked to donate blood, sell charity tickets, produce variety shows,
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      81 11 rE noise created by lion dances Inside the temple at Silat Road adjoining Kampong Tiong Bahru housing estate and the railways is disturbing the entire neighbourhood. Practices are held from 7.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. almost daily, thereby robbing us off a quiet evening at home. Our children also cannot
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  • The Straits Times
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      FINDING THE MONEY
      477 12 Governors of the Asian Development Bank ended their Singapore meeting reasonably optimistic that the new resources the Bank needs can be raised, but in two or more minds about how to get hold of it. Mr. Takeshi Watanabe, the Banks President, put the issue plainly enough. As
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      FRAGILE PEACE
      341 12 The joint declaration by Egypt, Libya and Syria may have produced vital change in the Middle East's politics. The Arab world appears to have reverted to fullscale verbal militancy. Some time after September 1, when the proposal will be the subject of plebiscites in all three countries, the
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      KEEPING ALLEYS CLEAN
      233 12 Winning the war against litter in Kuala Lumpur is not easy. Many backstreets and alleys are still a disgrace over a year after the anti-litter laws came into force. There is only one way to deal with persistent litterbugs they must be hit hard with heavy fines.
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      Still waiting for his papers
      313 12 Still waiting for his papers WELL, now we have an assurance in the form of a letter from En. Haji Mohd. Arof, Ketua Pengarah, Pendaftaran Negara, Malaysia. (ST. April 9) that It does not take two years to issue an identity card. I, for one, would like to agree with
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      NOMINATION TIMES
      92 12 T REFER to a report in which it was stated "A spokeman for the State Election Commission said nominations would be filed at the Segamat District Office on April 24 from 10 a.m. to 1 in the afternoon". I would like to point out that these times are
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    Moscow's school for training militants?
    870 12  - Moscow's school for training militants? THEODORE SHABAD Lumumba background of Ceylon's insurgents By MOSCOW MOSCOW'S Lumumba University, set up Idv the Soviet Union to train students from non-Communist developing countries, celebrates its 11th anniversary this year. The school, on Moscow's south side, has been in the news recently in conjunction
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    Lock icon AMERICA'S MIDDLE CLASS DROP-OUTS
    893 12 JOYCE EGGINTON reports on the urban exodus NEW YORK. William DeSekker, 21 years a New York policeman, recently sold up his possessions and moved his family to a small community, barely on the map, surrounded by the prairies and deserts of Colorado. "We shall not be
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      136 12 fBF for that tyL rewarding of well Embrace tiger and return to mountain <*— «U- Practised regularly T'ai Chi is believed to rejuvenate, build resistance to illness and prolong a healthy life. But good health also depends largely on the body's regular functions especially that of the bowels. And quite
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon TYCOON'S DAUGHTERS HELD BY ISRAEL ON SABOTAGE CHARGE
      322 13 TYCOON'S DAUGHTERS HELD BY ISRAEL ON SABOTAGE CHARGE CASABLANCA, Mon— Two »'->t< rs arrested by Tel Aviv police on charges of belonging to an Arab guerilla sabotage ring are daughters of a wealthy Moroccan businessman living in Casablanca's "millionaires' row". s.nli and Marlene Bardali were arrested in Tel Aviv on
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      Lock icon Dino Martin weds 'Juliet'
      52 13 LAS VEGAS. Mon. Dlno Martin, son uf singer Dean Martin, lust night married Qli\ia Hussey. star of "Romeo and Juliet" in a brief civil ceremuny at the Riviera Hotel here. Dean Martin, and his estranged wife Jeanne were present at the ceremony performed by judge Joseph
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      Lock icon STILL HOPE FOR PEACE: DAYAN
      204 13 TEL AVIV, Monday. ISRAELI Defence Minister Gen. Moshe Dayan yesterday cautioned against "despairing of prospects for a partial settlement with Egypt" because of the Egypt-Syria-Libya federation and its tough anti-Israeli line. Addressing an Israeli Press Association meeting. he said he does not regard the new
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      Moscow hails the new Arab union
      593 13 MOSCOW, Monday yHE Soviet Union today hailed the new Federation of the United Arab Republic, Libya and Syria as a major gain toward "ultimate victory over the forces of aggression, Zionism and neo-colonialism in the Middle East." Satisfaction over the loose political union of
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      Soviets deploy MiG-23 jets in Algeria report
      201 13 Soviets deploy MiG-23 jets in Algeria report WASHINGTON, Mon. TT —The Soviet Union has deployed some 15 of its new and highly sophisticated MiG-23 fighters in Algeria under a secret military pact, the authoritative magazine Aviation Week reported yesterday. Soviet pilots flying the MiG-23s nave been given free access to
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      Rioting prisoners free their hostages
      215 13 Rioting prisoners free their hostages KINGSTON, Mon. Rebellious prisoners freed unharmed five guards they had held hostage for rour nights and ended their revolt after a violent flare up among themselves which left one man dead and 11 injured. Immediately the revolt ended late last night the 500 convicts in
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      Lock icon Airing her grievance...
      71 13 YOUNG liberal Sue King, 18, protests "Loss of Privacy" through pending census, by sitting on an unconnected lavatory unit in a Bexleyheath street on Saturday. Bexleyheath is Dart of Prime Minister Mr. Edward i Heath's constituency. At a conference in London yesterday, Mr. Leslie Huckfiefd, a Labour
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      Lock icon Robbers craze for dancing lets
      267 13 them down MANILA, Mon. Love for dancing and good food proved to be the undoing of four robbers yesterday when police subdued them in a brief gunbattle after catching them in the act of robbing a Chinese couple of 100,000 pesos (U5533,333) in valua- bles.
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon Halt the killings call to Nixon
      584 14 WASHINGTON, Mon. A Republican Congressman said yesterday he would challenge President Nixon for the presidency next year if he did not order a halt to "indiscriminate killings of civilians in Indo-China." Mr. Paul McCloskey of California said that thousands of villages in Laos appeared
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      LET'S TRADE WITH CHINA AGAIN CALL BY U.S. BUSINESSMEN
      648 14 LET'S TRADE WITH CHINA AGAIN CALL BY U.S. BUSINESSMEN SAN FRANCISCO, Mon. NEW YORK. Mon. President Nixon is ready to approve the sale of US- built civilian airliners to Peking. Newsweek magazine said today. The Chinese were eager to fly world routes and wanted American jets, preferably Boeing 707s. INTERNATIONAL
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      Lock icon Cowan: I could mediate for Nixon
      281 14 Cowan: I could mediate for Nixon LOS ANGELES. Mon. A 19-year-old IS. table tennis player who discussed the hippie lifestyle with Chinese Premier Mr. Chou En-lai lust week told reporters yesterday; "I think I could mediate between him and Nixon very easily." Glenn Cowan, a student from Santa Monica. California,
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      Lock icon S. Korea to pull out one division from Saigon
      215 14 SEOUL, Monday F REIGN MINISTER Mr. Kyu-Hah Choi announced today a plan to pull out one of the two South Korean divisions fighting in Vietnam as the first step of a phased withdrawal. But he did not say when South Korea
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      189 14 ALFA ROMEO wins again 17 Consecutive Victories Winning all major events in Malaysia and Singapore since 1969 1369 SEL ANGOR GRAND PRIX nrnwoc NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP Champion prOVeS ng-yo Singapore grand prix reliability,endurance StiOgSS^™ MALAYSIA GRAND PRIX and Safety 1371 Singapore grand prix FOLLOW THE CHAMPION DRIVE ALFA ROMEO sole ■"■B»^m./
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Bengalis booted out in big purge in Pakistan
      498 15 Bengalis booted out in big purge in Pakistan KARACHI, Monday V PURGE of Bengalis from Pakistan's Armed Forces and key civil service posts was reported under way yesterday. Sources said the aim was to remove "unreliable elements" from every as- i the military government's drive against in-dependence-seeking Bengalis of East
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      Lock icon 6,000 pledge support for Bangla Desh
      115 15 LONDON, Mon. More than 6.000 East Pakistanis converged on Trafalgar Square yesterday for a four-hour rally in support of the Bangla Desh Government. After prayers for relatives back home the demonstrators marched through the street, waving banners urging President Yahya Khan to end the
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      Lock icon Immigrants will disrupt Aussie way of life: Daly
      407 15 CYDNEY, Mon.— The Minister for Immigration, Mr. Frederick Daly, said that to invite Australians to tolerate large numbers of Asians in their midst would be asking them to do something that was quite beyond their capacity. Mr. Daly, speaking on a television
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      Lock icon Another award for Scott?
      52 15 NEW YORK. Mon. George C. Scott, who won an Oscar after saying he would refuse it. could win a second award. Scott has been nominated for an Emmy for his leading role in the television adaptation of Arthur Miller's "The Price." seen on NBC on Peb.
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      Lock icon BLACK PANTHER GROUP ARRESTED IN RAID
      182 15 NEW YORK, Mon. Eight people, believed to be members of the Black Panther party, were arrested last night on charges of having dangerous weapons after a raid on their hotel room. The raid on Saturday night followed the murder of another member of the
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      Rioters on the run
      101 15 Rioters on the run DIOT police have broken up an v n a v t h orised march by hundreds of young monarchists with tear gas and baton charges in the second day of disorders involving rightwing factions in separate Italian cities. One teenager and one national policeman were injured
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      NEWSPAPERS HIT BY RECESSION
      141 15 I ONDON. Mon. Lord Ihomson yesterday said his newspaper empire had suffered with the rest of the economy In the present recession and that there may be little improvement this year. The Canadian-born newspaper tycoon also told shareholders of his Thomson organisation that preparing for his
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      Lock icon Found: A test to detect cancer early
      87 15 Found: A test to detect cancer early YEW YORK, Mon. Canadian medical researchers have developed a blood test which can detect cancer of the colon in its early stages. Life magazine reported today. The magazine quoted a pharmaceutical company which also worked on the research as saying that the method
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      Lock icon CLASHES AS 4.000 KOREANS HOLD DEMO
      97 15 CLASHES AS 4.000 KOREANS HOLD DEMO CEOIL, Mon. About 4,000 people supporting opposition presidential candidate Mr. Kirn Daejune staged a street demonstration and clashed with riot police here last night. Club-swinging police fired tear gas shells to disperse the demonstrators who attempted to march toward the Capitol building. The demonstrators
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      80 16 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES W. Marden $5.20 3'juntai $1400 Senta $1.30 C $2.08 Chemicals $138 uiniir>s $4.90 v Dredge $3.32 A. Tile $0.81 f. Lady $1.25 .32 .20 14 .14 .10 .10 .09 .08 .08 N. Iron $4.00 +.08 Ambassador $0.89 +.05 Shangri-La $1.24 +.05 T. M. Work $1.25 +.05 P.M.C.
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      Straits Times Indices
      39 16 Straits Times Indices Apr. 16 Apr. 19 Industrials: 147.18 147.86 1 Hotels: 68.49 68.33 Properties: 112.39 112. 55 Tins: 90.43 90.58 t I robbers: 114.27 114.78 Dec. 30, 1966 100 Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 196! 100
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      MARKET SENTIMENT IMPROVES
      182 16 FOR the first time in many weeks, sentiment changed for the better on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. While buying support was still centred in selective issues, there was evidence that the general market was also attracting sideline interest. Most of yesterday's advances were
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1125 16 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: UNIT TRUST (Ana Unit Trust) (Managers' priest fsr April 20) Mai Invest. Fund 1.2? xd 1.32 xd Mai. Prog. Fund 1.11 116 Chartered Unit Truit (Managers' priest
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1160 16 OUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma (1) $1.35. Alcan (1) $1.43. Ben (4) $1.16. (1) $1.18. B. Kawat (3)
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      Shell goes well again after poor start
      466 16 rpRUE to its advertis- ing slogan, Shell is certainly going well for 1970 at least. For as the results announced yesterday show, it has chalked up an impressive profits advance, an achievement made more remarkable by the fact that it slipped rather badly
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      Vosper S'pore sales up
      162 16 yOSPER Thornycroft Private increased Its turnover In the 16-month period to October 1970 by an annual rate of over 50 per cent compared with the previous 12 months, according to the annual report of the company's parent, Vosper. The report covers a 16--month period, as the
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      Exchange rates
      186 16 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia -Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at April 19. :f Foreign Currency TT or OD I Sterling Pound 7 4040 Mistralian Dollar 3.4625 <e» Zealand Dollar 3 4725 South Arabian Dinar 7.4200 J.S. Dollar 3 0675 Local dollars to 100
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    • COMMODITIES
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        23 16 APRIL 19. RUBBER: 110.25 cents per kilo (up 1.50 cents). TIN: $650.00 (down S1.121). Official offerine 291 tops (up 88 tons).
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        110 16 pMINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Coconut Oil: bulk $Ss| sellers, drum $38 sellers. Ctsrs: Mixed (fob.) loose Apr./ Hay UK/Cont $34 B. Pepptr: Muntok ABTA white fob. 100-, nlw 5175 sellers. Sarawak white fob «6'; NLW 1163 sellers. Sarawak special black fob. W r
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        52 16 lU| SU.S. London Closed 38.93 Beirut 39.20 39. 1> S Hongkong 40.25 40.2* Zurich Closed 31.938 39.058 Paris Closed 39.29 Spore (1) 40.50 40.16 t Spore (2) 132.20 151.90 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas in U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices in Singapore dollars
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        RUBBER MAKES A MARGINAL GAIN
        297 16 THE rubber market yesterday advanced towards the end of the morning's trading following light demand for July/Dec, forward positions and some short-covering of RSS One May. Some covering of July' Sept. Russian RSS One and Two on switch basis was also noted. The morning session
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        OUTPUT BY MINES FOR MARCH
        103 16 rjUTPUT of tin concentrates for the month of March by the following mines are: Mi Aokam 3.202 Austral Amal 1.615 Aust.-al Kampar 678 Aye- Hium 3.714 Berjunut 6.669 Chendertang 490 Oopeng 3.900 Hong Kong 370 IdrU Hydraulic 502 Kamuntlng 2.259 Kampong Lanjut 1,538 Kent 360
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        Straits tin is down
        45 16 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday dipped marginally by $1.12 v* to $650 per picul on an official offering up 88 tons to 291 tons. The market was fairly steady with good buying support from the United States and Japan.
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      Eastern Smelting tops forecast
      274 16 gETTER than expected results have been turned in by Eastern Smelting for the year to January 1971. At $10.7 million before tax, profits show a gain of 13.5- per cent on the $9.4 million of 1969-70. Although the Increase falls short of the 15 per cent
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      71 16 UNITED Industrial Corporation achieved a pretax profit of $1.5 million for the half-year to January 1971, against a full year's pre-tax profit of $2.8 million last time. The company reports that it has a balance of $3,723,000 in its profit fund from which tax-free dividends can be paid, and another
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      McAUSTER's FIRST HALF SLIP
      234 16 Me Alls MR expects to maintain current year profits at the 1969--70 level when 51.4 million before tax was achieved, forecasts chairman C. \V Tresise in his interim statement yesterday. For the first half to December 1970, pre-tax profits slipped to $648.--090 from $737,000 previously. Group
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        Melbourne
        375 16 "MELBOURNE. Mon— Selected ATI stocks stood out In an otherwise dull market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. The mining market eased with little enthusiasm evident Lindrman Mines jumped $1.45 to close at $4 30 following a $23 million takeover bid by Philip Morris. Towarnir dropped five cents to
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        Asian Dollar
        54 16 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. One month 5 14 p.c. Two months 5 3 'B p.c. Three months 5 5 8 p.c. Six months 6 1 16p.c. Nine months 6 1/8 p.c.
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        361 16 TJONG KONO, Mon. The iA market trend was firm. Hotels were again a centre of i Interest with heavy trading In Associated Hotels which closed at HK$9.lO, HK4S cents up on the day. Wynncor was also In demand and closed at HK$l23O, up HKSO cents. City Hotel came
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        Official rates
        49 16 QN the official Malayan Short Term Money Market for the week ended April IS, 1971 the ranie of call rate* was as follows: BANKING FUNDS: 3', prr cent to 1% per cent. GENERAL FUNDS: JVi per cent to 5 per cent. MOVEMENTS of funds totalled SS4 million.
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    No takers yet for $13,000 Picasso print
    99 17 No takers yet for $13,000 Picasso print SINGAPORE. Mon. Picassc was still left iing on the shelf hanging around :or two whole days. Foday. as the evening closed on the second day of the "20th century great m print-makers" -xhibition at the Seah Gallery, the print of Picasscs "The Sculptor"
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    Youth charged with pointing revolver
    59 17 Youth charged with pointing revolver SINGAPORE, Mon Er. ye. 19, was charged today with pointing a loadi revolver at a woman, Catherine Lim Keng Choo, in Circuit Road last SaturThe charge alleged he had done so "knowing that would be guilty of her :..urder if he had caused her "^ath."
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    President's patient keen to go back to work
    265 17 LIKE any patient, what dressmaker Monica Lim Scow I- urn: (above) would like to ask her doctor, is: "When can I co home?" Only in her case. Madam Lim, 38, knows her doctor is busy with his Presidential duties. "The President asked
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    WOMAN FOUND DEAD
    31 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. The body of Lee Ah Yee, a 73-year-oid woman, was found ru the foot of Block 78, Commonwealth Drive today. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    MCA MAN HITS OUT AT 'POWER GRABBING' MEMBERS
    186 17 MCA MAN HITS OUT AT 'POWER GRABBING' MEMBERS KUALA LUMPUR, 1V Mon. MCA secretary -general Mr. Kam Woon Wan today criticised those who, he alleged, had Joined the party with "the sole purpose of ousting somebcdy from the organisation." He said: "These people bad the wrong Idea from the very
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    Film shows at hospital
    61 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two films on the effects of parental separation on a child will be shown at the Pathology Lecture Theatre In the Outram Hospital tomorrow at 8.15 p.m. Prof. Wong Hock Boon, head of the University of Singapore's Department of Paediatrics, will hold a discussion
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    Mr. Chua off to Manila
    59 17 SINOAPORE. Mon. Health Minister Mr. Chua Slan Chin left this morning for Manila to attend the 27th Plenary session of Ecafe which begins tomorrow. Mr. Chua was accompanied by Mr. Ho Cheng Choon, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry for Law and National Development and Mr.
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    Women stage 'running' demonstration
    94 17 SINGAPORE, Mon. M About a dozen relatives and mothers of political detainees staged a "running" demonstration in North Bridge Road at noon today distributing anti-Government leaflets to workers and shoppers. The demonstrators including two little girls were protesting against the Government's alleged ill-treatment of detainees and
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    Speed trap tip-off can be an offence
    204 17 Speed trap tip-off can be an offence 'Fraternity' among motorists saves law-breakers SINGAPORE, Monday THE traffic police are not catching many speedsters in their speed traps these days because of the "fraternity* among motorists who tip off oncoming traffic about the trap ahead. Take the stretch of Braddell Road for
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    SEVEN HELD AFTER FIGHT
    62 17 SEVEN HELD AFTER FIGHT RAWANG, Mon. Police have detained seven people in connection with a fight at an estate nine miles from here yesterday. About 15 estate workers were involved in the fight and six of them received minor injuries. A police field force platoon from Kuala Lumpur has been
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      775 17 -On your TV and Radio 5.00 P.M. Programme Summary 1.13 Programme Summary IN P.M. Opening and 741 News (C) 5.05 Pok Amai Amai Cjn*. Days* £Ug 5.35 Speed Racer 117 Perlstiwa jj, A D fy of Events in S ,ngapore Tender loving Care S.N New (M) 9.35 The Bold Ones-The
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      These 36 girls can tell you now what you'll be wearing in '73
      788 18 JJAYK you wondered why the top couturiers in Paris, Home and London invariably produce the same basic themes, colours and gimmicks at "(.'o I lectio n" time? Full marks if you have concluded that someone behind the
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      THE LONG AND THE SHORT OF PANTS
      175 18 WEAR them short or wear them long. It does not matter what length you go to for pants are very hot fashion news at the moment. Those modelled here by Adaya (left), and Mary Rose show just what girls who take fashion seriously
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      S'pore student wins fashion awards in New York
      240 18 4 SINGAPORE girl Carol Ann Wang, has scored for herself the distinction of winning two awards in a New York fashion college recently. Carol, daughter of Mr. Sherman Wang, a local shipping company director, and Mrs. Wang, won the Normal Norell award
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      Household hints
      81 18 ri keep cookie dough tender, roll out on a light dusting of powdered sugar Instead of flour and cut to reduce rerolling of scraps. One wa> is to cut the rolled dough Into strips of desired width, then into diamonds. ENLIST the help of the entire family when
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      133 18 BY POPULAR DEMAJ^^— M v TaWets WrSSsSSssFAdvertisement Bismag Expels Stomach 4 Wind' Relieves Indigestion Pain And Heartburn In Minutes Bismag is triple action expeller). Bismag quickly tablet formula, made espec- absorbs burning excess ially to give sore relief acid. Then it breaks up the from stomach wind, painful wind bubbles
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      164 18 Lemons: Nature's Own Beauty Specialist Bring New Beauty to Your Skin Ag For generations, beautiful women and Invigorates the skin cells. The mild throughout the world have owed their Delph cleansing milk does not dry the beauty to regular skin treatment with skin but leaves It soft and velvety and
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    Social security for one million workers
    342 19  - Social security for one million workers LIEW AH CHOY Malaysia launches first part of programme By Johore Bahru. Monday L AIUU H Minister Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam today launched the first phase of a programme to provide social security for more than a million workers in Malaysia Signing a sample
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    Benefits include free dentures, 'glasses'
    119 19 Benefits include free dentures, 'glasses' ing workers compensation ordinance. Among its wideranging benefits are: PROVISION of free dentures, spectacles, hearing aids and others, if required because of employment injury. PROVISION of free facilities for physical and vocation rehabilitation, like artificial limbs and their renewal, Benefits UNINTERRUPTED payment of benefits to
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    Mock firefighting at S'pore airport
    119 19 Mock firefighting at S'pore airport CINGAPORE, Mon. A fire exercise was held at Singapore Airport yesterday morning. Eleven fire engines eight from the airport and three from the city took part in the exercise, under the supervision of airport Chief i Fire Officer, Mr. P. David. A man-made fire with
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    Ngee Ann's 'Friendship evening'
    98 19 Ngee Ann's 'Friendship evening' SINGAPORE, Mon. The Ngee Ann Technical College societies will hold a "Friendship Evening" at the college auditorium on Saturday at 730 p.m. to welcome new student.*. Items of the evening Include songs by the College Choir, the harmonica band, the Chinese band. Koo Chern Solo and
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    'Historic' tour
    32 19 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Chinese Women's Association is arranging a tour of Historic' Singapore, to be conducted by Mr. GO. Thomson, on Sunday, May 9, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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    New date soon for Sikhism seminar
    224 19 New date soon for Sikhism seminar SINGAPORE, Monday A NEW date for the seminar on "Sikhism in ConA temporary Singapore" is to be announced soon, the organisers said today. "The chances are 90 per cent that the seminar will be held, and soon," Mr. Amarjit Singh, secretary of the organising
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    His urge to smoke led to his death
    189 19 His urge to smoke led to his death CINOAPORE, Mon. A labourer's urge to smoke coupled with carelessness led to his death, a coroner's court heard today. Mr. Leong Wai Tong, unemployed, testified at an inquiry into the death of Ooh Buck Har. 19, that his former employer. Mr. Lam
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    FILM SHOW COSTS A HOUSEWIFE $8,000
    77 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. Three sets of jewellery and other valuables, worth a total of more than $8,000. were stolen from the Still Road home of housewife Ramlah binte Abu Baker, 22, yesterday, while she and her family were at the cinema. They left the house
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    No fanfare as singer Jack Jones flies injust one big headache
    284 19 SINGAPORE, Monday THERE wasn't much of a song in the air when singer Jack Jones flew in last night just one great big headache. The celebrated American entertainer, who arrived here with tousled hair, tired eyes plus a splitting
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    39 20 FAMILY OF THE LATE Mr Teo Teow Kiat thank all relatives and friends for condolences, visits and gifts MR. A MRS. Laurence Eu thanks all friends and relatives for the-r lovely gilts on the occasion of their marriate.
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      917 20 Announcements LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS Io Hotel smgapura for your regular facials and all skin conditions. Latest methods, moderate prices Appointments Telephone *****3 (Spore). SIM To Mcl Lac and Wee Lim a son. Quan Yong. brother to yuan I.ing on 18-***** at Ottawa. TAUL: Son for Kvelyn and David. Many thanks
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      920 20 WELL ESTABLISHED Buropean com- pany requires Immediately 1 experienced Salesman who is young and SfM rg<tic with knowledge of Adhesives aid or Chemicals Must have dr.ving licence, preferably with own transport. Apply Hox A 6937 ST.. Spore TRAINEE AUDIT CLERK with H.S.C. or G.C E (English). Knowledge of Chinese and
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      1024 20 SALESGIRLS REQUIREO experience not necessary. Call personally 66-B. Room 8. Robinson Road, S pore between 10 am. 4 pm. RADIO TV STORE requires experienced retail salesman salesgirl. Apply P.O Box 405. with salaries expected and photos. EXPERIENCED HAROWARES and Auto Parts Sales Representative required. Please apply to Box A 6900
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      990 20 THOMSON ROAD 7 M.S. Sembawang Hill Drive furnished single-story 3bedroom terrace house, mosaic flooring Rent $280/- p.m. Contact Mr. Soon *****5 B'pore. FOR FOREIGNERS luxurious modern semi-detached bungalow four bedrooms, one airconditioned. three bathrooms, roof-garden. lawn etc. Tel. ***** *****5 Spore. HEAR AMERICAN SCHOOL 3-bed-roomed 2-storey detached bungalow. 2 airconditioners.
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      1100 20 DIST. S 3 bedroom flat newly painted 2A Exeter Road rent $420 Pnone *****2 B'pore. WE HAVE HOUSES flatt In good locality for immediate occupancy Ideal Housing Agency *****0 Spore. NEAR CHANCI BEACH. Fully Furnished Ist Floor Flat (Semi-Detached Type). Rent $430/- *****. AIRY, QUIET ROOM to let. Bachelor only.
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      821 20 BALESTIER ROAD 3rd floor 3 rooms big hall corner flat over 2.000 sq.ft $36,000 Tel. *****. 3 BEDROOMED FLAT off Norfolk Road with balcony Immediate occupation Please nog *****7 Spore $EMBAWANC HILLS ESTATE singlestorey detached bungalow. Area 4,400 sq ft. ($55,000 Tel: ***** Spore LAND AT 81 ms. Upper Thomson
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      980 20 i ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL Morris 1000 dual-controlled hourly $5 Guaranteed $75/-. Extra lesson $4-. Failed $3 50 Car for test 13. Selegie Road. Spore Phone ***** ***** TYPEWRITING 1 a.m 9.30 pm. I explanation la English. Chinese. Malay Weekly tests: Trengkas. Eng- > list). Maths.. Bk. Keeping. Short- hand. H.
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      924 20 CttrteM REPRODUCTION ANTIQUE oriental designs all kind* handcarved Core mendal lacquer wall-plaque furniture also Rosewood furniture mad* to order by expert craftmen. Singapore Handicrafts Centre 4, Oxley Road, Tel: B'pore *****1. For hire USED REFRIGERATORS various brands for sale rental from SlO/--i upwards p.m. Contact Malaysia Union 1 Refrigeration and
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      1030 21 HMCT TO HAMBURG IN 30 lAYI P. Sham Pining Singipori LOAIINt Ftl> p( < Sailei Sailal G3534 21 C'blanca H'burg/B'men. R'dam/ 'AF-AN Apr 11/21 Apr 27/21 Apr It/ 1 Haml!ur| Bremen A'Vii/R'dani twerp, Oslo, C'burg, Malmo SONGKHIt Miy 1/12 May 13/14 May HIT Casaffanca. Hamburg Brimm. R'dam/A'dam, G burg, C
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      1058 21 EXMCSS SERVICE TO LOHIOW, UVEIWOL f CttmittllTU FtlU. i a'ULiniJi.' C'angemcj-h Jm« I DatNliUrC Antwarp im I Singapore r. Sham Panang Hamburg Jim 17 UY M .IMJCTI Apral.' LMdi, W LMiM IrMi P.«« BENCLEUCH I S.ngapon P Sham Pining Iremen May 11 Sailed Ii Pt Tail, Ipr 21/22 Rotterdam Jim
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      1205 21 fmtmimht anas samcE iiiict mi east cmst i t a miPtti vim"** 1 h h -tb ot ?r?7 b ss ,--.2, S8 5i ti a All cmtracii an nade an terms Md cind.t mi if Carrier'a till if Udinf S.acapin MANSFIELI ICI PTI. IT! T((| KmU LMNMT: MANSFIELI 1 Ct.
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      1148 22 mm m KAWASAKI KISKN KAISIIA LTD. Wast A uatrasllai Singapore Japm Service F-emantu S'poro Keelung Yakkaichi/fagoya Y'hama Koba "El Sil.ader Mara" 15 May 21 May 27 May 11 May Japan Persian Cull Servica Singapore Far: "SkiMCi Mara Ni. 5 21/21 Apr Colombo, Karachi, Muscat. Basrah. Khorr Kuwait, Bahrain, Doha, Dubai.
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      1055 22 TO AUSTRALIA AND NtW ZEALAND Loads Panang P. S narx Singapore Far: JUWARA 18 May 18/28 May 21/22 May Auck., Napiar, Lytt., Timani. STRAITS/MABRAS StRVICI S.ngapore P. J'*am Penang Laadiag far: atiuu' 21/1 May 4 May S May Magipaltmam, Madras. 22/27 May 28 May 28 May Nigapattmam, Madras. RAJULA 15
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      921 22 ORIENT LINES LTD. sSi (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7 u.k. tunon soviet LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. S'Uaii Peiiang Arriras: NEPTUNE 2IRCON Can 3J J4 London 17/3, H'turg 21, 5, R'dam 24,5. Havre 26 S. NEPTUNE AOUAMARINE
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      823 22 jflp MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL mm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD j| Na JOC. Jkt Ameunf. Kumtt Lumpuf fl H The Nationsi Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/ EUROPE SERVICE < ngaoore P. Sham Pentng MBB) BUNSA ORKIO 1/1 JaM t S Juse 18 11 Jaat Havre 6" LonSon 87, H'burg 14.7, R'dam 16
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    BHOG CEREMONY
    40 23 MADAM (HAND KAI R wife of Mr. Sucha sin clie li (Retired Station Master Johore Bahrui passed away on 15-4-71. A Bhof ceremony will be held In her memory on 24-4-71 at 13 noon at the Gurdwara Seremban.
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      972 23 i casim NOTICE While every endeavour is I made to publish advertlseI ments on the dates requested I is no' always possible to I adhere to specified dates of I rtior. due to pressure of I space The publishers thereI reserve the right to arrange alternative dates for I rtion
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      719 23 SEAMEO RECSAM Pusat Wllayah Bagl Pelajaran Sain* dan Ilmu Hisab (SEAMEO— ReflanaJ Centre for Education in Science and Mathematics) Glugor PUbui Pinang Permohonan ada lah dl-pelawa darlpada Warga Negara Malaysia tldak lebeh daripada 35 tahun untok Jawatan berikut. Pegawal2 Kerajaan boleh juga memohon melalul Ketua Jabatan dan Jtka berjaya. mereka
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      558 23 SUROHANJAYA PELABOHAN PULAU PINANG KEKOSONGAN JAWATAN JURUTERA LETRIK Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawa darlpada warga-negara2 Malaysia yang rr.emllekl kelulusan2 yang Urstbut dl-bawah lnl untok Jawatan Jurutera Letrlk. (a) Tangga Gajl: $530 x 32 722 764 x 34 968 1.016 I 34— 51,220. Tangga gajl masok akan dl-tetapkan menglkut pengalaman. ibi Taraf Kera'ayatan:
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      687 23 STATE OF BRUNEI I VACAJVCIES FOR ARCHITECTS Applications are Invited from suitably qualified candidates fur; the pests of Architect ln the Public Works Department, Brunei. AGE: Minimum age 26 years. QUALIFICATIONS: Must possess a degree or diploma ln architecture of a j recognised University or Col- I lege of Architecture
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      675 23 I STATE OF BRUNEI VACANCIES IN THE MEDICAL AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT Applications are Invited for ap- polntment to the following posts i In the Medical and Health Department. Brunei. 1. Trained Dispenser; and 2. Probationer Dispenser QUALIFICATIONS: I 1. Trained Dispenser; Must have a Certificate of a qualified Dispenser; or
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      560 23 PI BI.K UTILITIES BOARD, SINGAPORE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: (3rd Floor. City Hall) tl) Earthworks St Construction of 8 MO Reinforced Concrete Service Reservoir at Mt. Faber II Tender Deposit $500/- Close at 2 15 p.m. on 24.5.71 (2; Supply of 24" Sc 18" diameter Steel Pipes. Tender Deposit $500-. Close
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      131 23 TENDER NOTICE Tenders are Invtted from Registered Contractors (Class A tt B) for the Erection and Completion ol 100 Units— Terrace House (Type B-2). 28 Unit*— Terrace House (Type A-2) and 5 Pairs SemlDetached Houses at 6V4 m.s. Jalan Scudal. Johore Bahru. Application (or Tender Documents should be made ln
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      1132 24 SALE BY TENDER Messrs. Llm Cheng Ean U Company solicitors for the receiver who has the conduct of the sale herein announce that the followliiK properties will be sold by public tender pursuant to an Order of Court dated the 14th day of April 196» made in Ipoh High Court
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      1101 24 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPORE APPLICATIONS FOR ADMISSION FACULTY OF ENGINEERING 1. Applications are Invited for admission to the undermentioned courses to be conducted in the academic year 1971-2 i commencing 5 July 1971). 2. All candidates entering the University (except those who completed courses of study at the University in 1970-1)
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      644 24 SINGAPORE CHINESE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SCHOLARSHIPS FOR UNIVERSITY COLLE6E STUDENTS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce Foundation has again decided to award another 40 scholarships for 1971 to students of universities and colleges. For each student of Nanynng University and University of Singapore $2,000 per
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      245 24 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (CHAPTER 11) IM HI K EXAMINATION NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Supreme Court has Ordered that the Public Examination of the undermentioned bankrupt be held on Wednesday, the 28th day of April. 1971 at 10 00 o'clock In the forenoon at the Re- glstrar's Chambers. Oround
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      559 24 IM THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Companies Winding Up No. 6 of 1971. In the Matter of the Companies Act, 1967. and In the Matter of AEROMIZER PRIVATE LIMITED ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION Notice ls hereby given that a petition for the winding up of the poovenamed company
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      614 24 THE BANKRUPTCY ORDINANCE (Chapter 111 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE In Bankruptcy No 86 of 1971 Re: Chua Keng Lai trading as CTS Corporation Ex-parte: Oeorgc Tan Jlew Sin trading as Tagus Design as creditor To: Chua Keng Lai trading as CTS Corporation 197 Upper Paya
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      297 25 Fantastic, say returning U.S. team YEW YORK, Mon.— After the historic visit tc 1 China, most members of the U.S. table tennis team returned home yesterday, and one disclosed they turned down an invitation to extend theii Chinese tour. ■They asked us to stay mother week." said Granam Steenhoven, president
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      Lock icon Rounding up a team for the passage to China
      195 25 Rounding up a team for the passage to China JJONG KONG, Mon. John Jackson, president of the Australian Table Tennis Association, hastily rounded up a team by long distance telephone today to go into China with him. The Australians had received an invitation to visit China in the latest breakthrough
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      'I will be the national champion in three years'
      445 25 'I will be the national champion in three years' YAP CHIN BOON, even if he did not survive the first round, earned the unlikely distinction of being the youngest competitor at the recent world table tennis championships in Nagoya. He was tagged the mascot of the tournament; some said he
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      Michael in Round Two with easy win
      93 25 Michael in Round Two with easy win rP SEED Michael Gan easily moved Into the singles second round of the Buklt Timah community centre badminton championships when he beat Steven Ho 15-3, 15-2 yesterday. Gan, of Buklt Timah Sports Club, with superior courtcraft and well timed smashes took only 15
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      CHINA ARE WAY AHEAD, YAP SAYS
      121 25 ly scares an opponent (4ft 41n and weighing only 55 lb). Yap, a primary five pupil of Opera Estate Primary, has often rocked players better and older. An exponent of the pen holder style Yap counters his physical disadvantages with technique in play. He
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      Golf films available
      60 25 rl'R films in the fourth, fifth and seventh scries of Shell's "Wonderful World of Golf" are now available for loan to clubs and coif enthusiasts. The films are In colour, 16mm and run for about an hour each. Commentary is by Gene Saraten, who analyses play as
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      Two stayers heading for classics
      424 26  - Two stayers heading for classics EPSOM JEEP By yWO moderately priced Australian geldings, who started in Class 4 only ten months ago, have developed into top-class stayers and will be formidable contenders in the big classics this season. They are Royal Mark and Jasbo. Royal Mark routed his opposition in
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      Headliner's rider, trainer fined
      749 26 Headliner 's rider, trainer fined STIPE'S REPORT THE Stipendiary Steward's report on the weekend races at Ipoh: ■ATinUDAX Race 1: Tiny Tim (R. Low) missed the start by several lengths. Rare 2: At the start Blue Chips tad Holkv Holder (Wilson* wei e olow to be^n. Near the 3( post.
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      Lock icon Derby odds on Bourbon lengthen to 20-1
      221 26 PARIS, Mon. Madame Pierre wertheimers Bourbon, third favourite for the English Derby, finished second in his first outing as a three-year-old in the Prix de Quiche at Longchamp yesterday. Bourbon, who won both his outinßS as a two-year-old, was beaten two lengths by
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      Closed meet
      27 26 Entries for the Penang closed lawn tennis championships close today. The tournament will be held at the Penang Sports Club on May 8-9 and 15-16.
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      Assurance of welcome
      80 26 CYDNEY, Mon. The Premier of New Sooth Wales, Mr. Robert Askin. said yesterday his government would do its best to see South African cricketers and rugby players were "received warmly and treated as sportsmen." "We do not want to get mixed up in the Internal governmental problems
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      Lock icon Giant-sized innings by Gavaskar
      664 26 Giant-sized innings by Gavaskar PT of SPAIN, Mon. i INDIAN opener Sunil Gavaskar was poised here today to become only the second batsman to score a double century and a century in the same Test. At the close of the fifth day of the Fifth Test against the West Indies
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      Lock icon Min Nan overtakes Marsh in circuit race
      395 26 Min Nan overtakes Marsh in circuit race CBOUL, Mon. Hsieh Mm fllan of Taiwan overtook Australia's Graham Marsh to lead in the overall point standings in the Asian Golf circuit after the Korean open yesterday. Hsieh. who finished fourth In the Korean Open, won 16 points for a total of
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      U.S. baseball results
      128 26 YEW YORK, Mon. Result* 41 of yesterday's Baseball League ■games: National League: New York 5 Pittsburgh 2 (Ist game). Pittsburgh 2 New York 1 (2nd game); Atlanta 6 Philadelphia 4 (10 inns); Montreal 3 Cincinnati 2 (Ist gamei; Montreal 5 Cincinnati 3 (2nd game;; San Francisco 5
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      611 26 ELECTRICAL ENGINEER Shell invite applications for the position of Electrical Engineer in their Pulau Bukom Refinery. Candidates applying for this position must be: Singapore citizens. Below the age of 27. In possession of a degree in Electrical Engineering from a recognised university. Associate Members of the I.E.E. or Graduate Members
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      Two-set win earns Ashe $15,000
      298 27 Two-set win earns Ashe $15, 000 XTEW YORK, Mon.— Arthur I" Ashe captured the men's singles title to win $15,000 in the North Carolina National Bank Open tennis tournament in Charlotte with a 6-3, b-3 triumph over Stan Smith. Chrissie Evert, 16, reeled off li straight games to trounce Laura
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      Lock icon S'pore as venue?
      85 27 T ONDON. Mon. Singapore today loomed as a possible neutral venue for the Asian zone Davis Cup tennis tie between Pakistan and India. Basil Reay, secretary of the Davis Cup nations, said: "We have experienced a few problems In finding a suitable venue because of the political
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      29 boxers to compete
      47 27 SEOUL.. Mon. Twenty-nine boxers from six countries will compete in the second Asian junior championships here tomorrow. The contestants, all under 19. arc from Japan (8), eight South Koreans, five from Taiwan, four from The Philippines, two from Thailand and two from Pakistan.
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    35 entries so far for boxing meet
    195 27 TpHIRTY FIVE entries A have been received for the Singapore youth and vices boxing champion■ilps to be held at the iude Road community •■ntre on April 23-25. The entries are from the Police. Armed Forces, Port ithorlty. Maude Road Tanjong Pagar C.C.. Rochore
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    Lock icon Three to bid for Games
    56 27 MELBOURNE. Mon. Three Australian cities will apply to stage future Commonwealth Games The cities, Newcastle. Adelaide and Brisbane, notified the British Commonwealth Oames Association of their Interest. Newcastle Is to apply for the 198 a or 1986 Oames. while Brisbane and Adelaide are also Interested
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    Two players dropped from Youth team to Tokyo
    414 27  - Two players dropped from Youth team to Tokyo A. JOHNSON By TWO players have been dropped from Singapore'! team for the Asian Youth soccer tournamen which opens In Tokyo on April 24. The two an Jamaluddin and Neethianathan, who were in thi 20-man training squad as reserves in case any
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    Gold medal for two
    76 27 rr»WO local welghtllftlng offi- dais have been awarded the gold medal by PIH. the world controlling body for welghtllfUng, In recognition of their services to the sport. They are Sch Ohee Soon, president of the Singapore Amateur Welghtllftlng Federation, and 1U secretary Ooh Tlang Seong. Mr.
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    A late penalty puts S'pore in last four
    306 27 PENALTY goal in the 71st minute gave Singapore Malays a 2-1 win over Jobore Malays in a Sultan's Gold Cup soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. This made Singapore the south cone champions and earned them a place in tbe
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    SRC turn out their best hockey so far to beat Prisons 4-0
    271 27 CINGAPORE Recreation Club "B", who are out of the running for the Div. 2 hockey league, registered their biggest win this season when they trounced Prisons 4-0 at the Padang yesterday. For SRC, who lost to S ?mbawang
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    First step in Pacific series
    228 27  -  ERNEST FRIDA By MALAYSIA, Thailand, ■^'l Australia and Macau have agreed to attend a meeting in Singapore on April 26 to discuss the formation of a Western Pacific motor racing championship. Milton Tan, chairman of the Automobile Association of Singapore, said: ''We expect the remaining
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      About time the FAS curbed thuggery in soccer
      187 27 About time the FAS curbed thuggery in soccer pRESENT-DAY footballers are playing themselves up to ridicule for their irritating habit of over-emphaslslng injuries. But more sickening has been the display of vlclousness deliberate punching and kicking among players that has become a part of our foccer No wonder the crowds
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      63 27 T>HE Customs Sports Club did x not authorise any firm or person to collect donations or canvass for advertisements In connection with any event, show or tor any other purpose. No show la being or is to be organised and so no publication Is being Issued. Any person or firm
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      48 27 IREPBR to the complaint of Basket bailer (ST. April 3), and wish to Inform the writer that the management committee of Joo Chlat community centre are aware of the condlUon of the basketball court. Plan* have already been made to carry out the necessary repairs. CHUA BWBE HUANG
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    Junior 1-0
    22 27 A goal by centre-forward Chandrasageran enabled Junior Athletic Association to edge Ftore«ter» 1-0 In friendly soccer match at Naval Base.
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    Four bus firms to change their services
    705 28  - Four bus firms to change their services CHUA SIEW KENG Adjustments to improve transport situation By SINGAPORE, Mon. gUS companies today announced changes in their services in one case very extensive ones as the new bus system enters its second week of operation. In response to public criticism, new services
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    Scouts to climb Gunong Tahan 'for adventure'
    237 28 SOME men climb a mountain "because it's there." And for 2101 Raffles Institution Scout Group scaling Gunong Tahan is "for adventure." The 18- man team, who will start on their two-week expedition today, will beg-in the actual climb on Thursday. They say the
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    London Stocks
    316 28 T ONDON, Mon. The itock market lv closed eaeler on balance la very quiet trading. At 2.45 p.m. thr Financial Time* Index was off 1.1 at 338.9. Closing middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: CILTEDGED Exchequer 5", 1067/78 MVfc W Savings 3% 1965/75 M%
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    RUBBER
    47 28 LONDON. Hon.— Spot 18.05. Bittf*ment: May lft 20. June 16.40. July 16.60. July/B«pt. 16.75. Oct. Dee. 17.30. Jan. /March 17.80, April/ Jun» 18.10. July/B«pt. IS. SO, Oct. Dec. I*4o. Jai» March 17 80. April/June 18.70. July/ Sept. 18.75. c.l.f. May 15.60. Jim* 15.75. Market: Mainly nominal.
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    30 28 LONDON. Moo. ■pot buyeri fI4M i IS). Mlltrm fMB7 (—<6). Forward buyen 1148* <— £3). Mll«n O4M (-U). B*ttl«m*nt U4B« «•> Tumov«r a.m. M 6 too* p.m. 1» ttmt. Tone: Btt«dy.
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    54 28 MANILA, Mon. The father of one of six Filipino college students who hijacked a Philippines Air Line Jetliner to Communist China has appealed to the Foreign Secretary to help repatriate the teenager, even if the boy must go to Jail when he returns, Philippine News
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