The Straits Times, 22 April 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    BUSES: Soldiers to help school children on Monday
    501 1 BUSES: Soldiers to help school children on Monday SINGAPORE. Wad. THE Singapore Armed x Forces are to be called up for special bus guided duties when the second school term opens on April 26. One hundred and fifty SAF members will turn bus guides to advise schoolchildren on the correct
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    Money plant seized
    546 1  - Money plant seized GERALD DE SILVA. Counterfeit ring smashed By VICTOR KG and EDWARD LIU SINGAPORE, Wed. Police have smashed a counterfeit ring with the seizure this morning of a printing plant that had been forging US$2O bills and Indonesian rupiahs. In four successive raids, they arrested four men one
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    Lock icon Etna's fury
    26 1 CATANIA (Sicily), Wed. Mount Etna burst out overnight In a violently renewed eruption which cut the cableway up the 3.330-metre (two miles) highvolcano. AP.
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    Lock icon First Soviet aid planes arrive in Colombo
    538 1 First Soviet aid planes arrive in Colombo COLOMBO, Wednesday pOUR Soviet Air Force Antonov cargo planes the first Russian military aircraft ever seen here touched down at the Canadianbuilt international airport yesterday. •7 **J Diplomatic sources said the four-englned turboprop aircraft would be followed by six M1G-I7s, and possibly some
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    Lock icon World's biggest pool win
    32 1 LONDON, Wed.— The World's blggest-ever solo football pools win £400.000 today want to a teetotal, non-smoking lorry driver, who says he has never teen a soccer match. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Second night of captivity
    75 1 ZURICH, Wed. Austrian woman diplomat Dr. Louise Knelssl spent her second night In captivity here as the hostage of a Swiss sauna bath owner after appealing last night for help to save her life. The man identified by police as Remand Mueller Is holding middle-aged Dr.
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    Lock icon US$3.2 billion aid sought
    33 1 WASHINGTON, Wed—President Nixon today proposed a reorganisation of the U.S. foreign aid programme and asked Congress for US$3.2 billion to provide economic and military assistance to America's allies. UPI.
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    Lock icon Now a Chinese ping pong team for US
    124 1 DETROIT, Wed. A Chinese table tennis team will visit the United States "in the near f uturr." Graham B. Steenhoren, president of the U.S. Table Tennis Association, said yesterday. "The Invitation was extended by me during our recent visit to the People's
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    Lock icon Link-up with Salyut soon: Scientist
    94 1 BO CHUM (West Germany), Wed. A West German space scientist said today that the Soviet space station "Salyut" (Salute) could not remain in Its present orbit for long without overheating and eventually reentering the earth's atmosphere. Dr. Heinz Kamlnskl. Dir- ector of the Bochum Observatory
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    Fernandez fails in appeal to Lords
    765 1  - Fernandez fails in appeal to Lords CHIN CHENG MEI LATE NEWS By T ONDON, Wed. lA Former MSA legal adviser and secretary Gerald Fernandez has lost his final legal battle against extradition to Singapore to face a charge of corruption. The Appellate Tribunal of the House of Lords today dismissed
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      Lock icon ROGERS FOR MID-EAST
      56 1 ROGERS FOR MID- EAST WASHINGTON, Wed. Secretary of State Mr. William Rofrrs Is planning to vtait both Israel and Egypt early next month, Informed sourcw said today. He m»y abo visit other Arab capitate after the two-day Central Treaty Organisation (CENTO) roceUnf In Ankara, which ends on May 1, the
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    4 A timeless world of swirling mist' for four girls
    472 2  -  CHEW LEE CHING By SINGAPORE, Wed. A challenge that women would not make good mountaineers drove four Singapore girls up the slopes of Gunong Tahan. That was slightly more than a week ago. And today they were back, feeling tired
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    Bishop supports 'give up a day of mahjong' call
    405 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. There are still many people in the Republic who do not feel any responsibility for the blind, the sick, the crippled and the mentally retarded. The Rt. Rev. Chiu Ban It, Bishop of Singapore and Malaysia, said this today
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    Chinese Unity Committee re-apply
    163 2 Chinese Unity Committee re-apply KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Chinese Liaison Committee for National Unity will submit a "proper" application to seek registration for its proposed Chinese Unity Movement a non-party political society. This was stated today by Mr. Alex Lee. a founder member of the committee. He was commenting on
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    Found in a taxi
    62 2 SINGAPORE. Wed An American cheque book aid some travellers cheques were left in cabbie Ng Bole Tlans taxi today. Also In the back seat was an identity card belonging to Mrs. Elizabeth Lee Logan of Jalan Plttunus. Jakarta. The ffwner Is asked to contact Mr. Ng
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    Youths told: Army life is a challenge
    340 2 SINGAPORE, Wed. rpHE MP for Anson, Mr. P. Govindaswamy, today said Singaporeans should look forward to national service instead of trying to avoid it. He said youths who are used to hard work would not only find army life acceptable but also an
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      188 2 With Swissair to the heart of Europe in one day's light Swissair introduces: Daylight Flights I Swissair's Daylight Flights to the to the heart of Europe. Twice each week heart of Europe we leave Singapore in the morning and fly in I Monday I Wednesday full daylight all the way
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    Lock icon Toilet-trained birds at new hotel aviaries
    250 3  -  TAN WEE LIAN: By Singapore, Wed rLK about training pets, the birds in a minibirdpark in the Shangri-la Hotel, have been toilettrained. They've learnt not to dash at the class-panes and let fly their droppings. Toilet etiquette, it must be appreciated, is essential in
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    Workers to take tools to rally
    164 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Selangor branch of the MTUC will organise a May Day rally in the Federal Capital on May 1. Unlike previous years, speakers will be drawn from the 2,000 members expected to be present. There will not be the usual preinvited
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    WAGE ROW: NEB TO MEET TODAY
    200 3 WAGE ROW: NEB TO MEET TODAY KUALA LUMPUR, Wed— The National Electricity Board will meet tomorrow to consider an ultimatum served on it by its industrial and manual workers concerning a six-year-old wage dispute. The 5,000-strong NEB Employees Union served the ultimatum to settle its claims by April 15 or
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    Mandi Safar
    28 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Thousands of people flocked to beaches In West Malaysia today for the "Mandl Safar" festival an annual traditional ritual of cleansing the soul.'
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    Lock icon Shell to increase oil output in Sarawak
    281 3 KUCHING, Wed CARAWAK Shell is to step up its oil production by 20,000 barrels a day later this year. A spokesman of the company said today production was expected to increase from 50,000 barrels to 70,000 barrels a day. Oil production in Sarawak
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    Accommodation for British forces: Talks in final phase
    333 3  - Accommodation for British forces: Talks in final phase R. CHANDRAE By Singapore. Wed. FINAL-round of talks will begin soon between Singapore and Britain regarding accommodation for shore-based British servicemen to be stationed here under the five-nation defence arrangement. i Though Singapore and Britain are the main parties concerned. Australians and
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    Youths charged with theft
    45 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. BUII assistants, Tan Eng Huat, IS. and Lee Win Leong, 16, wen today charged with stealing $40 and cigarettes worth 1335 from stall owner Sultan All at Telok Ayer Street early thla morning. Hearing was fixed for April 27.
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    Warden denies he has cast of giant -footprint
    214 3 Warden denies he has cast of giant -footprint- By GILBERT WOODEN SEREMBAN. Wed. West Malaysia's chief game warden, Mr. Bernard Thong, does NOT have a plastic cast of a giant footprint purported to be of the legendary manbeast "orang mawas." Nor does he believe in the existence of such a
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    Two men held
    26 3 BINOAPORE. Wed. Police today detained two men In connection with the murder of taxi-driver Chua Hup Choon, 30, at Beatty Road en Sunday.
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    Flat where ring kept plant and millions of 'rupiahs'
    20 4 Police guarding the Joo Seng Road printing shop after the raid.
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    Spore gets another seven surgeons
    100 4 Spore gets another seven surgeons SINGAPORE, Wed. The University of Singapore today announced that seven more Singapore surgeons have graduated from the School of Postgraduate Medical Studies. Three obtained the degree of Master of Medicine in Surgery, conducted by the school in March. They are Dr. R. Ambiavagar, Dr. V.T.
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    MOVE TO NARROW VARSITY STAFF TERMS DISPARITY
    627 4 SINGAPORE, Wed A COMMITTEE of staff members of the University of Singapore is to urge the Vice Chancellor, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, to narrow the disparity between benefits offered to expatriate and local staff. This is one of a list of staff grievances
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    THIS 'U' TURN SIGN GIVES MOTORISTS HEADACHE
    114 5 THIS 'U' TURN SIGN GIVES MOTORISTS HEADACHE CINGAPORE, Wed. This "U" turn sign at the junction of Bartley Road and Upper Paya Lebar Road Is giving motorists quite a headache. Some motorists take full advantage of it, but others fear that they would flout the law even if they followed
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    Absentee jailed
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Goh Eng Hock. 23, a construction labourer, was today jailed (or two months when he admlUed absenting himself frori Vigilante Corps training at the Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School from Nov. 1&67 to Feb. 9 this year.
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    PROPHET'S BIRTHDAY: THREE DAYS OF JOY
    71 5 SINGAPORE. Wed—Muslims in Singapore will celebrate Prophet Muhammad's birthday with three days of prayers, lectures and charity work from May 6. The celebrations will be held at the Sultan Mos- que in North Bridge Road and the All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society in Lorong 12.
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    Pirates attack vessel, kill skipper
    350 5 Pirates attack vessel, kill skipper STARS GUIDE VESSEL TO SAFETY K. TRENGGANU, Wed P^ MALAYSIAN vessel which was attack by pirates 1() days ago in Thai waters, near Semarojok Island, arrived here last night minus its captain. The captain, Zakaria Embong, 31, died seven hours after the attack. The nine-man
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    Quarrel over rent led to two deaths
    146 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. It was a Quarrel over rent that led to two deaths in a Kreta Ayer Road home yesterday. Slain was housewife. Madam Chong Poh Lin. 29 (above), who was slashed eight times. Her uncle. Lai Chang, 69. was hanged from a
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    NCO's SMUGGLE BID FOR XMAS CELEBRATION
    165 5 NCO's SMUGGLE BID FOR XMAS CELEBRATION KUALA LUMPUR.Wednesday A BRITISH NCO on secondment to the RMAF, who tried to smuggle in 79 bottles of liquor and 32 cartons of cigarettes from Sabah, was fined $300 in the sessions court here today. Sgt. Alan Farley. 28. who said the liquor and
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    'Find a job within six weeks' order to jobless man
    128 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. A jobless man was ordered today to find a Job within six weeks and to pay his wife $100 a month for the maintenance of their six children. Magistrate Mr. Chiam Boon Keng made the order after the
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    Had dagger, jailed
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Labourer Mohammed Yusof bin Mohammed Hussein, 18. was today Jailed for two months for having a dagger at a backlane off Kitchener Road on Feb. 10. He had two previous convictions.
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    Death fall from bike
    44 5 SINGAPORE, Wed. A student. Kee Beng Eng, 18. was killed when he fell off his bicycle and Into a monsoon drain after hitting a kerb near his Eng Kong Terrace home yesterday. There were 57 traffic accidents yesterday, three serious.
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    *I was raped' says girl, 11
    42 5 IPOH, Wed. An 11-year-old schoolgirl reported to the police she was abducted and raped by a youth while on her way back from school In Koplsan new village, near here, yesterday. A youth has been arrested.
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    University local staff body in danger of collapse
    379 5 University local staff body in danger of collapse SINGAPORE, Wed University of Singapore staff were urged today to preserve a staff asoclation now in danger of collapsing. An editorial of the latest Kesatuan Bulletin, a publication of the local staff association or Kesatuan Akademis, called for co-existence between this association
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    Two After-Care worker on 27 counts of cheating
    109 5 Two After-Care worker on 27 counts of cheating CINOAPORE, Wed. Two employees of the Singapore After-Care Association were today charged In a magistrate's court on 27 counts of cheating the association of sums totalling $307. Donald Choo Guan Cheng, 48, an After-care officer, and Lawrence Lee, 41, a hostel warden,
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    Barges work 24 hours in reclamation project
    214 5 I SINGAPORE, Wad. 1?IVE barges plying cease•T lessly between Nicoll Highway and the Siglap foreshore are part of a r >und-the-clock work now •.oing on for Phase 3 of the East Coast reclamation scheme. In this phase, which will reclaim land from Tanjong
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    Fellow dealers block pork sellers' day off
    180 6 Fellow dealers block pork sellers' day off CINGAPORE, Wed. It looks as though Singapore pork sellers are NOT going to get the one day off a week they want. They have been able to convince the Government, but they have not been so successful with beef sellers and cattle dealers.
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    Photo show
    32 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Dr. Wong Lin Ken. Minister for Home Affairs, will open the Adult Education Board's photographic exhibition at the National Library lecture hall on April 30 at S p.m.
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    Forum on 'Sex and the adolescent'
    78 6 Forum on 'Sex and the adolescent' SINGAPOREfI Wed.— The National Library's Young People's Service will hold a forum on sex and the adolescent at its lecture hall on Friday at 3 p.m. The speakers are Mrs. Pearl Goh, Dr. T.P. Paran. Dr. YO. Leong and Dr Harry Morgan. The forum
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    Ponggol picnic
    31 6 SINGAPORE. Wed The Slnga Corps of the St. John Ambulance Brigade will hold a picnic for about ISO members at the Lim Teck Lee bungalow In Ponggol on Sunday.
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    Variety show
    33 6 SINGAPORE. Wed —Student societies of the Ngee Ann Technical College will hold a variety show to welcome new students at the college's auditorium in dementi Road on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    Such a shame we had to fight for it says skipper
    570 6  -  T. F. HWANG Stranded crew awarded $82,000 By SINGAPORE, Wednesday A LI- the parties in two admiralty suits at the High Court today were Koreans but all the evidence at the day-long hearing was in Japanese. It was interpreted
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    PILING WORK ENDS FOR BASE HOUSING PROJECT
    136 6 PILING WORK ENDS FOR BASE HOUSING PROJECT SINGAPORE. Wed— Piling work for the $5 million housing project at the Naval Base by the Jurong Town Corporation was completed today. The project is the first to be undertaken by the Government in the area. It Mill provide about 500 flats for
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    Girl dies
    32 6 MALACCA. Wed— A 16-year-old girl. V Kundan whose nylon dress caught fire while she was cooking over a kerosene stove <n her room last night died in hospital this morning.
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    New Zealand trade mission due
    64 6 New Zealand trade mission due SINGAPORE, Wed— New Zealand's fourth official trade mission to Singapore will arrive here on May 22 for a five-day "selling job." The 15-man team will be led by one of the country's most successful and experienced industrialists and exporters, Mr. R H Stewart. The mission
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    Bus fares to Safety Council's trade fair may be cheaper
    257 6 Bus fares to Safety Council's trade fair may be cheaper SINGAPORE, Wed rrHE National Safety First Council is negotiating x with bus companies on concession rates for those visiting its trade and safety exposition to be opened at Kallang Park on May I. This was disclosed today by the chairman
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    BETTER WORLD IF WE FOLLOW SINGAPORE'S EXAMPLE: U.S. EXPERT
    392 6 BETTER WORLD IF WE FOLLOW SINGAPORE'S EXAMPLE: U.S. EXPERT SINGAPORE, Wed AN International Executive Service Corps volunA teers, Mr. William S. L. Christensen, who is leaving on Sunday after a month's stay today paid this tribute to Singapore "If the peoples of the world would emulate the citizens of Singapore,
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    Two youths charged with robbing clerk
    99 6 Two youths charged with robbing clerk SINGAPORE, Wed. Two jobless youths were charged today with robbing a clerk at the Springtime Boating Lake at Taman Jurong on June 28 last year. Ong Yam Teck, 18, and Toh Sai Ban, 20, admitted that they took Mr. Sin Yang Chai's watch at
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    One-up on the world of Seven-Up for F and N
    215 6 One-up on the world of Seven-Up for F and N CINGAPORE. Wed. Fraser and Neave is one-up on the world in the bottling of Seven-Up. Its bottling plant in River Valley Road is now officially the Number One factory in the world outside the United Btatea and Canada for producing
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    Man in ninth floor fall
    39 6 SINGAPORE. Wed Lam Kow Keng. 54. fell to his death from the ninth floor of Block 56. Lorong 6. Tea Pa yon, at about 6 pm. yesterday. Police said no foul play was suspected.
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      292 6 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. old boy, or a student possibly 1. Lace collar maker giving a progressing through Kings? dusty reception (4-6). (5-5). 8. Copper off work and in a 9. Devil, a fool, charges for fires pickle (4). (10). 10 Save th' king possibly: but 12. Has been
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    BRUNEI'S LAWAS, LIMBANG CLAIM AT TALKS
    223 7  - BRUNEI'S LAWAS, LIMBANG CLAIM AT TALKS IGNATIUS STEPHEN By DANDAR SERI BEG- AWAN, Wed Brunei is to bring up its claim on neighbouring Sarawak enclaves of Limbang and Lawas during the current Anglo-Brunei talks. The Sultan is in London w ith o his father, Sir Omar All Saifuddin, and advisers
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    Blackout hits big area
    77 7 Blackout hits big area SINGAPORE. Wed— Parts of Singapore were temporarily bfacked out today when a power generator in the Jurong power station broke down. Among the ;ir«-.is affected were parts of Toa Payoh housing estate. Serangoon Garden Way, RAF S-letar base, Woodbridge Hospital, Thomson Hospital and Radio and Television
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    Acquitted of rape
    65 7 Acquitted of rape IPOH Wed Salesman Mohammed Hallm bin Mohammed Kassim. 32, was acquitted here yesterday of a charge of raping a 17-year-old girl. His defence was not called. At a previous hearing, the girl told the court that Mohami mcd Ha hm took her to an hotel In lanjong
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    NTUC hits at shipyards' bid to curb labour grab
    395 7  -  LESLIE rONG: MOVE WILL TIE DOWN WORKERS' By Singapore. Wednesday fllE NTUC today lushed out at the "gentleman's agreei ment" among shipj yards not to "poach" workers and the bid to seek Governj ment aid in stopping (•Hmping. In a statement
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    FISHERMAN SHOT BY MYSTERY VESSEL
    202 7 FISHERMAN SHOT BY MYSTERY VESSEL SINGAPORE, Wednesday MYSTERIOUS gunshots from an unknown craft directed at a Singapore fishing vessel resulted in the death of a fisherman, a coroner's court heard today. The court was holding an Inquiry Into the death of Foo Kong Peng, 57, found with a fatal bullet
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    Nigerian lawyer
    21 7 IPOH, Wed. Nigerian lawyer Mr. Muhammad Uwals is here studying Malaysia's laws and Judicial system under United Nations sponsorship.
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    New look for MSA's London flight 1—girts?—
    184 7 New look for MSA's London flight 1 girts?— CINGAPORE, Wed. 3 Will MSA's air girls have a new look when they fly to London in June? It is understood that the airline is studying the possibility of replacing the Balmaln designed uniforms in time for the start of the new
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    Another hurt in Naval Base crash dies
    97 7 Another hurt in Naval Base crash dies SINGAPORE, Wed. Another victim of last Sunday's collision between a Naval Base fire engine and a Royal Navy van, died in Thomson Hospital today. The death of van driver L. John, 65, brought to two the number of people killed in the head-on
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    'Gotong royong' project
    36 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. The MP for Sembawang, Mr. Teong Eng Slong, will Join 300 residents of Kampong Wak Hassan In a "gotong royong" project on Sunday to clean up monsoon drains In the village.
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    Lightnings back
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Wed. Four Tengah-based RAT Lightning fighter Jets flew back to Singapore from Australia today after talcing part In the Golden Jubilee anniversary celebrations of the Royal Australian Air Force on April 11.
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    Sales of car 'fancy lights' badly hit
    172 7 SINGAPORE, Wed— Sales of car "fancy lights" have hit rock-bottom In Singapore since a police warning against these lights last week. Fancy lights which are "extras" to the usual front and back lights are fixed to the rear windscreen, rear bumper or mudguard
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    DRIEST APRIL IN FIVE YEARS
    80 7 DRIEST APRIL IN FIVE YEARS SINGAPORE, Wed. Singapore is experiencing Its driest April weather in five yean, according to the Meteorological Department. East coast areas have had no rain for more than 10 days, although rain fell in the central and city areas a few days ago. A spokesman for
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  • Letter to the Editor: 2 pages today
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      Catering for casual commuters and the silent majority
      1197 8 Catering for casual commuters and the silent majority Behind the big reorganisation of bus routes THIS is the Ministry of Communications' reply to the Straits Times editorial published yesterday under the headline "Where the blame lies." YOUR editorial (S.T., April 21) headlined "Where the blame lies" suggested that the inconveniences
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      Looking after the sick and the destitute...
      550 9 Looking after the sick and the destitute... Isn't it the job of the State? I REFER to the recent case of the sick lady who had difficulty in getting private doctors to certify her for admission to hospital. There is a popular misconception that doctors should be at the beck
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      Citizenship and Social Welfare youths
      303 9 Citizenship and Social Welfare youths MY parents and I migrated to Singapore during j the Japanese occupation from Malaya. My brothers and sisters are citizens of this State by birth. In 1953 when I was only 13 years old. I was arrested by the police for a minor offence and
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      72 9 I REFER to the report headlined "Speed trap tip-off can be an offence" (ST., April 20). To say that speedsters to get away could cost the Government thousands of dollars monthly in lost revenue will surely make one think that the main concern of our police force is not the
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      Problem without a solution?
      128 9 WE residents of Orchard Road (opposite Hotel Slngapura) are confronted with a "no solution" problem— parking I quite agree with the law there should be no parking along the main road and side road— Claymore Road. Thus our only alternative Is to turn to our backlane
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      When biology lessons become boring
      66 9 OIOLOGY lessons have become a bore for us secondary four English stream students of a school in Woodlands. Reason: Our new biolo*y teacher is from the Chinese stream. Not that be doesn't know his stuff. But we can't understand what he's say in*. His pronunciation
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      BRAVERY AWARDS: THE CHOICE IS -YOURS
      372 9 BRAVERY AWARDS: THE CHOICE IS -YOURS- Govt replies T REFER to the letter *by "Wrong to be right" (S.T., April 17) headlined "W hen someone else got all the credit." For the information of your readers, it Is customary for the police to offer members of the public either commendation
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      104 9 T REFER to the letter by A D.W. Distant (ST., March 30) headlined "Night cables that cause others to lose sleep." The motorcycles used by the department's despatch riders are regularly serviced and are In good condition except for five which are due for replacement this year. The department provides
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      86 9 T REFER to the letter by 1 "A neighbour" (ST., April 12 1, regarding the case of an old man. On investigation it was found that the old man required medical attention. He was taken to a government hospital for treatment in the first instance and was subsequently admitted. His
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      Bus pass and the private school student
      57 9 Bus pass and the private school student BUS passes are issued to all school children under 19. But a friend of mine who is attending .i private girls' secondary school told me their principal had made it clear to them that no bus passes would be issued to private school
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      82 9 THE PWD must have forgotten about the traffic lights they installed near the HDB flats at North Bridge Road a month ago. Motorists, especially those who are new to this road, are confused because the traffic lights are not functioning at all although work on it was completed a month
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      Nightmare of a 'down the road9 traveller
      82 9 Nightmare of a 'down the road 9 traveller rpHERE are only THREE I buses running along Jalan Eunos and Kaki Bukit. These buses are always packed even before they reach the third bus-stop after leaving their terminal at Jalan Eunos or Kaki Bukit. especially in the early morning and evening.
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      GALLANTRY AND THE SINGAPORE GIRL
      390 9 AND THE STARES THAT TURN CHIVALRY COLD... A NOT-SO- HELPLESS x\ lady In distress" (S.T.. April 15) gave me the impression that she was fully capable of handling the tyre Job all by herself, considering the fact that she told her "friend a girl to
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      144 8 1 1 l*fi Oop By Y.T. Hamiin I POTT THINk \DOESNIIOOKy J LypfAF Oft SUMPIN&I I MOW WATT A MINJUTE! HOW ABOUT HXJ? NOSIR! AS FAR AS I OUd FWENDGOT THAT WAY WELL HA^TM' SARGE SAID WHATCHA <3ONNA DO J WANTA GIVE IT I'M CONCERNED, THE SERGEANTS POKS IT? '/SET
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  • SteSftaits Sinus Thursday, April 22, 1971
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      BETTER THAN MiGs
      588 10 A great deal cf the confusion which surrounds events in Ceylon obviously is due to the government's inability to secure a clear picture itself of what has been happening. The insurrection has been more widespread than first accounts reported, and to that extent more? serious. But rebel
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      KEEPING A BARGAIN
      234 10 It may seem harsh, and those involved will probably foci hard done by, but the Mahiyjian Government's decision to hold overseas students to their promise to return on completion of their courses has been made necessary because of the large number who are flouting their agreements. A
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      A QUESTION OF SAVINGS
      203 10 Singapore's hoteliers will ntcd more than an abacus to work their way out of the financial problem they stumbled upon when dealing with a labour dispute. The disagreement concerned the disbursement of the 10 per cent service charge levied on guests. The dispute aside, hoteliers found
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    FOR SMALLER PRIZES, TRY THE 4-D
    135 10 'A MOTHER' (ST. April 15» suggested that Singapore Pools Private Limited should consider reducing the first prize of the Singapore Sweep from $400,000 to $200,000 or even lower and in turn have more smaller prizes. This will most certainly not help increase the sale
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  • LETTER
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      Of blood donors and Vampires'
      286 10 IN HIS LETTER concerning blood donation "Public Voice" (ST. April 14) talks about donors .i-avin .sess on.s "in a weakened condition which may last lor weeks or months." I suggest that 'Public Voice" Is talking out of the top of liis tropical topi! Anybody who
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      Tax reliefs for the working wife
      191 10 AS FAR Sis a working wife is concerned, the present income tax system is untavourable because she is offered no reliels In spite of the fact that she is economically productive. She is entitled to a mere allowance of $1,000 just like a housewife.
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    Arms build-up threat in Mid East
    776 10  -  Raymond H. Anderson By CAIRO KIGHT needle-nosed supersonic Sukhoi-11 jet interceptors swept low over the Nile Delta last week, their swift flight underlining a new dimension in the dangerous Middle East potential for a new and more savage war. Once again, the Soviet Union
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    Lock icon No quarter for Ceylon's rebels
    1046 10  -  MORT ROSENBLUM Army rejects truce and orders By A. P. correspondent, who files his firstreport from Singapore after being expelled from Ceylon. CEYLON ESE actors staged a play called "Rebel with a cause" on April 5. Hours later some 80,000 youths put on a living
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  • WORLD NEWS LIHK STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE~M^M^^MBJ|
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      US hails Israeli offer to reopen —Suez—
      284 11 US hails Israeli offer to reopen —Suez— WASHINGTON, Wednesday. r |'llE State Department said that Israel's new offer to reopen the Suez Canal had cleared ihe way for further negotiations of an interim peace settlement in the Middle East. The Israeli proposals, which were received in Washington on Monday, were
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      Lock icon CLARIFY REPORTS ON PHANTOMS SA YS CAIRO
      111 11 CLARIFY REPORTS ON PHANTOMS SA YS CAIRO encouragement of Is, aeli aggression and a consecration oi its occupation of territories belonging to S>ria. Egypt and Jordan." it addeu. This, latest development in the Middle fiast crisis comet as Mr. Michael Sterner, head of the American State Department's Egyptian desk, prepared
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      Lock icon Support for ban on sex film
      111 11 Support for ban on sex film LONDON. Wed. Conservative MP Sir Gerald Nabarro said he .vai. gaming support for moves to suppress the sex education film "Growing Up." in which an attractive school teacher masturbates. Sir Gerald MM last night he would table two motions in the House of Commons,
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      Lock icon Pledge to raise Bulgarian living standards
      192 11 Pledge to raise Bulgarian living standards VIENNA, Wednesday. BULGARIAN party leader Todor Zhivkov promised to raise living standards in his country when the tenth congress of the Bulgarian Communist Party opened yesterday in Sofia. Communist congresses normally incorporate this promise but since the outbreak of Polish worker discontent last year
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      Lock icon The baby who was found on the cross
      59 11 This is Noah Albar, a San Francisco baby cf 20 months, who was found brutally beaten and hanging on a cross. Police were taken to the scene by two small boys, aged seven and 10, who were later arrested. Noah was the
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      Lock icon Peking lashes at defence pact
      161 11 Peking lashes at defence pact HONG KONG, Wed. Peking's New China News Agency has accused the Tory Government of attempting to defend Britain's colonial interests in South-east Asia through last week's five-power defence conference in London. In a London despatch monitored here today, the agency said the British Government had
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      Coroner told of Romanstyle torture in jail
      208 11 - KINGSTON (Ontario), Wed. Chief coroner Dr. H.B. Cotnam today said he was told by injured convicts that their torture by fellow prisoners during the rebellion at tin- Kingston prison was staged like a "Roman circus." Dr. Cotnam. who interviewed six victims on Monday
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      Lock icon Panties for the girls as Mendoza is found guilty
      305 11 Panties for the girls as Mendoza is found guilty MANILA, Wednesday. BENJAMIN MENDOZA, the Bolivian painter found guilty today of trying to kill Pope Paul last year, gave a pair of panties each to six girls working in the court. After Judge Pedro Bautista had sentenced him to not less
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      34 11 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby V 'WILL VOL) DO A^ LITTLE JOB e>i>7 l S*6s+BtM*hii£4f~ 1 1 HOW MCE Of VtXJ TO) -j) VjK'i'i? <XT*>fßj \gf ffg tp übip mej Vl action j- 7^.
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      New China policy to dominate next week's Seato meeting
      294 12 LONDON, Wednesday FOREIGN Ministers of Seato meet here next week to review the security of the area against a background of policy shifts by China, Britain and the United States. Peking's recent overtures to the West, welcomed by the Nixon administration,
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      Lock icon Maiden trip by giant tanker
      68 12 Maiden trip by giant tanker TUG boats arr dwarfed by the 372,400 (deadweight) tanker, Nisseki M.iru. as they pull the world's largest tanker out of the port of Kure, Western Japan, after its launching on Tuesday. The tanker, about I,looft. long and 110 ft. high wa s built by the
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      Lock icon MOVE TO ERASE OBOTE'S NAME IN UGANDA
      159 12 MOVE TO ERASE OBOTE'S NAME IN UGANDA J^AMPALA. Wed. The name and effigy of Uganda's former President Milton Obote are to be removed from all public places here, lt was officially announced tonight. Shortly after Dr. Obote was ousted In the military takeover three months ago. led by General Idi
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      Lock icon Biitish aid
      27 12 LONDON. Wed. Britain has promised Indonesia nearly £9 75 million of aid (or the financial year 1971 '72. the Overseas Development Administration said yesterday. UPI.
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      Lock icon Public whipping for man who beat girl, 4
      149 12 Public whipping for man who beat girl, 4 WORTH LAS VEGAS. Wed A 23-year-old man was whipped with a belt on the steps of City Hall here after pleading Kuilty to a charge of assault and battery on the four-year-old daughter of his girlfriend. Municipal court judge Ray Dames gave
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      Lock icon Lon Nol asked to form a new government
      318 12 Lon Nol asked to form a new government PHNOM PENH, Wed. RILING Prime Minister General Lon Nol, who resigned yesterd ay will be asked to form a new Cabinet to resolve the first political crisis since Prince Sihanouk was ousted. Brig-Gen. In Tarn, National Assembly President, and Ung Sim, President
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      Lock icon Three-party front to fight faction backed by army
      202 12 JAKARTA. Wednesday. THREE main political parties in East Java have agreed to unite to face alleged malpractices by Sekber Golkar, the armybacked joint association of functional groups, Jakarta newspapers reported today. They quoted the secretary general of the biggest Muslim party, the
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      Lock icon Calley's hymn banned
      61 12 SYDNEY, Wed. Most Australian radio stations. including the Government-owned Australian Broadcasting Commission, have banned the American recora The Battle Hymn of Lt Calley" from entertainment programmes. Festival Records, wjio are dMtnbuUiiß the record here, have received only 500 initial orders throughout Australia. a spokesman said More than
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      Lock icon Student demos
      32 12 CARACAS. V.cd. Twenty people were injured and three vehicles burned In student demonstrations yesterday In Caracas and the nearby Caribbean port of La Oualra. More than 40 were arrested AP.
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Lock icon Army unit off on curfew patrol in rebel territory
      100 13 Army unit off on curfew patrol in rebel territory AP correspondent Mort Rosenblum took this photograph of a Ceylon army unit setting off on a curfew patrol in Kegalle, north-east of Colombo on Sunday, one day before he was ordered to leave the country in 48 hours. The Government has
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      Cambodian troops find US newsgirl's body
      261 13 j— PHNOM PENH. Wed A BODY believed to be that of Catherine M Webb, IPI bureau manager here, has been found in a battle area in southwestern Cambodia where she disappeared on April Miss Webb. 28. and five other people listed as missing at
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      Lock icon Vietnam death toll: Ted hits at Nixon—
      269 13 Vietnam death toll: Ted hits at Nixon— Senate team given facts, figures WASHINGTON, Wednesday. <§ENATOR Edward Kennedy charged today that while cutting down American ground righting in Vietnam, the Nixon Government's policies were contributing to a widening bloodbath among civilians, with up to 45,000 killed in the last two years.
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      Lock icon -CALL TO ALLOW DIVORCED PEOPLE TO REMARRY IN CHURCH
      247 13 l ONDON, Wed. Divorced people should be allowed to remarry in church, an Anglican Church commission recommended in a report out today. Tho report. "Marriage. Divorce and the Church" was commissioned by Dr. Michael Ramsay, Archbishop of Canterbury and head of
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      71 14 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS Haw Par 361.000 City Dev. 265.000 Ambassador 75.000 UO.B. 57,000 RISES Dunlop Ind. $3.66 +06 L Perak $1.65 E.A.I. $2.67 +.05 Borneo $2.07 +.04 Haw Par $1.06 +.04 Vmbassador $0.96 J 4 03| Ksso (P) $0.98 +.03 i*rima $1.68 +.03 M.itsu Shell Folcx M
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      Straits Times Indices
      40 14 Apr. 20 Apr. 2 Industrials: 148.01 141.9< c H. .iris 68.29 68.2! •Properties; 112.79 113.1 i in. 91.00 91. n: I rubbers: 114.84 114.8 Dec. 30, 1966 10« r Dec. 31. 1968 100 tDec. 29. 1962 100
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      OPERATORS CAUTIOUS AGAIN
      230 14 OPERATORS relapsed once again into their cautious mood on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The total trading volume was reduced to 1.7 million in the absence of fresh interest. Prices moved narrowly in both directions with profit-taking still evident in the more volatile issues.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1167 14 DID AND OFFER PRICES OFFIU CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: S. Ruht.rr 11l UNIT TRUST (Atla Unit Trutt) (ManaorC pness for April Ji) Mai invest. Fund 1 27 xd 1 32 xd i Mai Proit Fund
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      BUSINESS DONE
      895 14 OUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms o'. the Stcck Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded .shown in brackets in lots of l.OOOunless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS \lran fjl $144. Berjava Kawata (1) $1.16. Borneo (8) $2 04. (7) $2 05. <1>
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      Copper Industries seeks listing
      465 14 /X)PFER Industries is seeking listing on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore, the third company from the Republic to do so this year and the eighth from either side of the Causeway. It will offer for public subscription by private placement through E. G. Tan
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      195 14 MALAYAN Tin Dredging is paying an Interim dividend of 16 per cent for the year to June 1971 against 15 per cent in 1969-70 when the final was 30 per cent. SOUTHERN Malayan Tin will pay an Interim dividend of 20 per cent for the year to June 1971. the
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      Exchange rates
      161 14 'J HE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at April 21. Local dollars to one unit SellinK Bu\ing of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar ■Je« Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar J.S. Dollar jical dollars to 100
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    • COMMODITIES
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        Tin moves higher
        157 14 THK Straits tin price in Penang yesterdnv shot up $4.")() to $().V)..")() per picul on an official offering down four tons to 2.V2 tons. Partly influenced by the overnight London rise of £3 to £1,489 per metric ton, the local market was steady. All round buying support,
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        PRODUCE
        108 14 QMINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE •INCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Caconut Oil: bulk SAM sellers, drum *M sellers. Copra: Mixed i1.0.b I Loose Apr/ May UK/Cont. 534 B P*PP<r: Muntok ABTA white fob. lOO'* NLW J175 sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 9« NLW 5163 teller! Sarawak ipeclal black f.o.b. Hh
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        77 14 npilK Malaysian MlnUUr 1 of Finance has fixed these rates for calculating Customs duties for the period from April 22 to April 28: Rubber 4K> 2 cents a Ib. Copra $558.00 a ton P«lm Oil $727.25 a ton Palm Kernel 53M.25 a ton The rates of duties payable
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        CLOSING PRICES
        24 14 APRIL 21. RUBBER: 110.50 cents per kilo (down 0.25 cent). TIN: $655 5 (up 54.50). Official offering 252 tons (down 4 tons).
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        PALM OIL
        33 14 In ondon on Tuesday the prici' of Malayan 3 per cent CIF IK N. K.iropean ports m bulk, sterling per lonic ton May Jun« was quoted at VKillO (Com. S27s) sellers.
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        56 14 Tuesday Monday SU.s SU.S. London 31.91 39 95 Beirut 39.23 39.20 HonKkong 40.23 40 24 Zurich UNCH 3*.958 UNCH 39.05S ParH 39.25 39.30 Sport (1> UNCH 4050 S Spore (2) UNCH 132 20 (1) Export price in non-sterling areas in U.S. dollars per ounce. (2> Local dealers
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        RUBBER SLIDES
        487 14 F\ULL condition ruled during the morning after an unchanged opening in the rubber market yesterday. Price levels fluctuated within narrow margins. Small switch interest In forwards was the only feature with near forwards tending to widen and far forwards narrowing in. The morning session closed very quiet. The
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      UMFM slips at half-way
      344 14 UNITED Malayan Flour Mills appears to be heading for Its first setback since going public in 1968. Interim results released yesterday show that profits slipped in the first half to January 1971. and indications are that this shortfall may not be recouped In the second half.
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      80 14 HONGKONG and Shanghai Banking Corporation announces that as a result of the recent capital 1 ncrease by Cathay Pacific Airways it has acquired a 25 per cent interest in the airline for about £1.5 million. MATSUSHITA Electric Trading's after tax profit was 963 million yen for the six months
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        Melbourne
        366 14 TtfELBOURNE. Wed —Selected speculative mining shares 1 led a mild rally In quiet trading on the Melbourne Stock Ex- chance today. Allied Minerals, which reported options over beach sand areas of heavy minerals, rose 56 cents to Sl.Ol after sales of $1 26. Malllna was up 15 cents at
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        Australian funds
        21 14 <As a 1 A|.nl 2<i, Fund of All.lt. Marital A«<:: (At at April 11' Real Estate Kuod of Aust.
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        Indices
        86 14 FINANCIAL TIMES as TIN Tuesday 66 98 Monday 66.88 Week Ago 64 20 RI'BBERS Tuesday 166 87 Monday 165 50 Week ago 165 21 OILS Tuesday 280 20 Monday 269 53 Week ago 265 90 INDI STKIALS Tuesday 347 3 Monday 339 4 Weeg afto 350 8 DOW JOXFS
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        New York
        310 14 YEW YORK. Tues— The A^ itock market finished the I session at Its lowest point for the day in moderately active trading. Lostrs. which steadily outdistanced gainers throughout the session, finished ahead by nearly a two-to-one margin. Volume stood at about 18 million shares A number cf analysts
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        HK holiday
        19 14 The Hongkong Stock Exchange and all other markets were closed yesterday for the birthday of Queen Eliiabeth.
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        Asian Dollar
        54 14 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of US$25 000 and above. One month 5 l 16 pc Two months 5316 pc Three months 512 pc Six months 5 7 8 pc Nine months 6116 p c Twelve
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    Charterairline may include Spore in its service
    287 15 CINGAPORE, Wed. 3 World Airways Inc., one of world's largest charter airlines, intends to include Sinuapore in its service routes. :ng this tonight, the president and chairman World Airways, Mr. Edward Daly, predicted a tremendous Increase In American tourists with this new charter
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    Engineer gets divorce
    92 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. Olaf Lindae, an insurance engineer, was granted a divorce by the High Court today on grounds of his wife's desertion. Lindae, who married his wife Jenny in August. 1960. and has r»o children, said she left him without cause In October, 1966 and never returned
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    181 15 GIFTED DANCER JOICE BOWS TO CUPID'S CALL HERE is the kind of grace and charm reserved only for the most select audiences royalty, top government people and the like. Yet even that privilege will soon be withdrawn when Indonesian beauty Joice Hamidjojo Santosa "retires." At the Wisma Indonesia yesterday, the
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    Anti-fees protest is off
    78 15 KOTA BHARU, Wed. Pupils of the Muhamn.ucu .-vraoic ticnool at Jalan Merbau here today caved on tneir anti-school fees protest after a fiveman team agreed to negotiate on their behalf. All the 670 pupils who spent meir second night in the school compound dispersed at 9
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    His sixteenth conviction
    66 15 SINGAPORE, Wed. Joseph Rajaratnam, 47, unemployed, appeared in court today for the 16th time for disorderly behaviour. He wu fined $250 or two weeks Jail for shouting in the compound of the Cathedral of the Good Shepherd. Bras Brasah Road, this morning. He was unable to pay
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    161 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Many Malaysians are speculating in real estate in Australia as they find the investment profitable. Mr. Pat Daly, overseas sales director of a Brisbane real estate firm, said this today. Mr. Daly arrived here last week to make contacts and let Malaysians
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    357 16  -  ONG KIAT BENG edited by ESME BAPTISTA by •pHE itsy-bitsy bikini that a girl wears on the beach may be a sure winner when it comes to catching a second look. But the seasoned aqua belle knows better than to go for
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      1043 19 ANNOUNCEMENT Due to the Increase In the price of imported raw jute Oilani Jute MiU (M) Bhd. are compelled to fix the new prices of their products with effect from 20.4.71 as follows: HEAVY CHEE 43 x29 tyf lbs. per bag $1.30 TWILL BAGS 41 x 26' —2 lbs. $1.30
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      803 19 PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE TENDERS ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT: (2nd Floor, City Hall) (1) Supply and delivery of 7 Nos. Kardex Cabinets. Tender Depcxslt 1100/-. Close at 2.15 p.m. on 4.5.71. (2) Supply and delivery of 250 pieces test blocks. Tender Deposit $100 Close at 2.15 p.m. on 11.5.71. (3) Supply and
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      534 19 PUSAT DAYA APENGELU ARAN NEGARA (National Productivity Centre) t BUSINESS GAME MAY 11—15, 1971 Applications are Invited for participation In a BUSINESS GAME to be held at the National Productivity Centre on May 11—15, 1971. The BUSINESS GAME provides opportunities for participants to appreciate the complexity of decision-making process due
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      946 20 Aakaowleelgaeaents MR. A MRS. A. Sundramoorthv thank relatives and friends for their valuable presents. congratulatory messages and kind presence at their wedding. Announcements LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Singapura for your latest hairstyles, expert perming and gorgeous tinting. Very moderate prices. Appointment*: Telephone *****3 (Spore). Births LEU SON To Yew
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      996 20 SINGAPORE ISLAND COUNTRY CLUB. Thomson Road P.O. Box 30. Spore 20. invites applications. In own handwriting, from Singapore citizens (preferably completed National Service) for the post of a Clerk Typist Machine Operator. Salary $iso x $10/- x 3 $230 x $12 x 7 $314/-. Minium qualifications Senior Cambridge or Chinese
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      885 20 EXPERIENCED MALE SENIOR I ACCOUNTS staff possessing Higher Accounting Qualification for a Manufacturing Company Commencing salary will not be less than $600 per rronth Please reply to 1 Box A 6994 BT. Spore. A PROGRESSIVE COMMERCIAL SCHOOL requires a female typewriting teacher with proven ability In typewriting, manuals, tabulation etc.
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      881 20 tfURSS TRAINEE REQUIRED for a Doctor's clinic In Jurong Town. State salary, experience and languages spoken. Apply to Box A 4012, ST Spore. WELL ESTABLISHED LEGAL firm require an experienced conveyancing clerk salary not less than $300 apply Box A 4007 S.T. B'pore with full particulars and experience. A DISTINGUISHED
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      799 20 DISTRICT 19 shophouse flats •t Charitoi Park. 3 bedrooms. 1 bathroom, living /dining rooms, balcony and kitchen. Tel: ***** Spore. SEMBAWANG HILLS ESTATE singlestorey terrace house. 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms mosaic flooring. Price $29,300'- 0.n.0. Phone S pore 7272S 2| STOREY SEMI-DETACHED BUNCALOW at 34 Lucky Height. Price 552.000 furnished
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    249 21 'Winner' becomes a loser Toto claim labourer faces bankruptcy SINGAPORE, Wed. I.AIiOI RER who hist month lost his High Court claim for the Toto jackpot of <21()..")1«S, is lacing bankruptcy proceedings by the Toto organisers, Singapore Pools Ltd. Ng Soo Yuen, 26, of Margaret Drive, has run up a bill
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    142 21 Four men to guard diamond watches at airport- CINGAPORE, Wed— When J Cathay Pacific Airways' onv.iir-880 touches down the runway at Singapore airport from Hong; Kong tomorrow evening four armed guards will move towards the aircraft at the parking bay. Their duty: To secure 19 d i a m o
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    141 21 Search for kidnapped fish merchant stepped up A LOR STAR, Wed. Marine police operating in Pulau Langkawi waters today intensified their search for fish merchant Mr. Ooi Chin Huat, who was abducted by four armed men in the sea off Ayer Hangat last Sunday. After three days, there is still
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    145 21 K. LUMPUR, Wed. -71 TWO chit fund companies have been given a year's grace to wind up their businessThis extension was announced today by the Re- I gistrar of Companies, Nik Hussein bin Nik All. He said the companies could apply for another year to
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      308 22  - Wanted: Racing yachts, even old ones PETER SIOW By fHE ARMED Forces Yacht Club have plans to buy several yachts to prepare Singapore's team for the December Seap Games. The boats needed are the Flying Dutchman ($6,000 each), OK Dinghy ($1,900) and Fireball ($2,200). The club are not too bothered
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      114 22 pENANO, Wed. The Leong sisters. Kay Sine and Kay Peng, gave Singapore National Junior College the winning point (2-1) when they beat Betty See and Khor Lay See 15-9. 15-9 in a badminton match against Sekolah Menengah Tengku Puan Habsah here today. In the singles, Kay Sine
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      214 22 POLYTECHNIC scored an up- set 2-0 win over unbeaten Armed Forces "C" In a Div. 3 League hockey match at Serangoon Road yesterday. This put Polytech level with Indian Association "B" and Forces at the top of the table with eight points
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      18 22 Tne Singapore ASA's four-day Junior swimming championships will be held at River Valley Pool from Monday.
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      19 22 Ceylon Sports Club will unveil me but of tne late M. Saravanamuttu at their ground on Saturday.
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      19 22 The Div. 2 League hockey match between Sembawang Shipyard and RAF Changl today has been postponed to tomorrow.
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      56 22 PARIS, Wed. The United States will propose giving powers to tennis umpires to sanction players who misbehave on court, The proposal will be put to the next annual meetIng of the ILTF. Under the proposal, umpires would be given the power to sanction unruly players by
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      286 22  -  A. JOHNSON By SINGAPORE are hopeful °of a much better placing than last year's in the Asian Youth soccer championship starting in Tokyo on Saturday. Team-manager Yap Boon Keng, who left yesterday with the 18-man squad, told Timesport: "The boys are In
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      172 22 S'gor in despite that threat KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Selangor, who five months ago threatened to ignore this year's Malaysia Cup. have sent in their official entry. This follows their acceptance of the new system of "gate" distribution between teams. Selangor made the threat last November as they were dissatisfied with
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      114 22 A/TICHAEL Oan entered the ITA singles semi-finals In the youth section of the Bukit Tlmah community centre badminton championships when he beat Ong Gee Alk 18-14, 15-3 yesterday. In another quarter-final, Poo See Liang beat Raymond Llm 15-7, 15-9. Michael Oan and Wong Foot Chlan were
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      215 22 DORNEO Group's 4-1 drub- bing of Cold Storage at Jalan Besar yesterday made them runners-up for the second successive year in the Business Houses League and Cup Div. 2 soccer championship. But Borneo's position was stabilised only midway through the second hair after
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      77 23 LONDON. Wed. Lancashire were today rated favourites to win all thiee English cricket competitions this season the County Championship, John Player Sunday League and G Ilette Cup. London bookmakers Ladbrcke's quoted Lancashire at 5-1 to win the Championship tollowed by Yorkshire at 6-1 and current champions
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      285 23  - 'Temporary' jockeys are in the running EPSOM JEEP By AUSTRALIAN jockeys Des Coleman and Johnny Miller, who are holding only temporary licences, are challenging compatriot Lyle Harbridge for riding honours. Coleman, with seven winners at Ipoh, has taken his season's total to 23 five behind leader Harbridge (28). Miller, who
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      392 23 Acceptors for XL amateur races ACCEPTORS for the ama- teur races at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday: i; v i i z.o in ki inch am M I XXV (Claiis 5 catchtteifhU 12.0) 21: Nugget. Knight Tempiar, Grey uienadier, Keoal. Nomad, Sunset. Sanma, Monty, Kiluu. The General, Misty Anne, Rajah. HACK
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      527 23 BRIDGETOWN, Wed CUNIL Gavaskar, 21-year-old opening batsman, topped the Indian batting averages in the Tests and 13-match tour of the West Indies which ended in Port of Spain on Monday. The diminutive University student, who finished the tour with a double century and a century in
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      274 23 "TOKYO. Wed. The 1971 Tokyo Yomiuri Open, last leg ol the Asian Golf Circuit, starts here tomorrow with 107 prolessional and amateur golfers from 10 countries taking part. The entries include delending champion David Graham ot Australia and Hsieh Min-nan ol Taiwan
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      45 23 LONDON. Wed. Levanter and Mill Reel were last night quoted as 7-2 loint favourites .'or the English Derby at Epsom on June 2. London bookmakers William Hill reported that Levanter, owned by American Paul Mellon, had today been backed to win £8,000. Reuter
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      1266 23 ENTRIES for the Bukit Timah races on May 1. 2. 8 and 9. CLASS 1 (6f or 8f and 7f or lit): Able Envoy 6f 71. Babylon Star 61 It, Bandit 8f 71. Com-mander-In-Chlef 61 7f. Copperplate 61 71, Detln's Fancy 61 71, Dtndroblum II 61 71.
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      304 23 Gunners go two points up on Leeds l ONDON, Wed. Arsenal strengthened their chance of winning the English League championship with a 1-0 home win over Burnley last night, but they had to struggle to beat their relegation-doomed rivals. The hard won victory moved Arsenal two points ahead of Leeds
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      108 23 PALMER STAYS ON TOP OF LIST YEW YORK. Wed. Arnold Palmer continues to lead the i 971 U.S. golf tour earnings list with US$lOO,B2B. the U.S. Professional Golfers' Association reported yesterday. Both Palmer and secondplaced Mi'ler Barber (US$B9.--884i were absentees from last week's Monsanto Open, won by Gene Littler. The
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      66 23 NEW YORK. Wed Results of yesterday's baseball games: American League Washington 7 Nuw York 2. Boston 4 Cleveland 1, Chicago 7 Milwaukee 1. Minnesota 5 Kansas City 4. Detroit 7 Baltimore 6, Oakland 4 California 0. National League: Cincinnati 3 New Ycrk 2. Chicago 3 Houston 1. Atlanta
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      32 23 TOKYO. Wed. World BoxIng Council featherweight champion Kuniakl Ihibata ot Japan will stake his title against Mexican featherweight champion Raul Cruz In Tokyo on June 3. Japanese sponsors said today.
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