The Straits Times, 10 May 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 MONDAY, MAY 10, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lee: Long way ahead
    850 1 Lee: Long way ahead Singapore is warned against developing false sense of prosperity SINGAPORE, Sunday SINGAPORE is developing a complacency and a "very false sense of prosperity and affluence." Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, who said this, added: "We are a long way from affluence and development We are not a
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    C-Mart agrees to a free market rate for the mark
    740 1  - C-Mart agrees to a free market rate for the mark BLAIR JOHNSON By CINGAPORE, Sun. Finance Ministers of the six Common Market countries this afternoon reluctantly agreed to allow Germany to float the West German mark. After b 20-hour battle the Common Market Ministers agreed to a free market rate
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    Lock icon 'Home to die' hijacker
    35 1 MARACAIBO (Venezuela). Sun. A Venezuelan lotteryticket seller who tonight hijacked a Colombian airliner to Maracalbo told reporters he was suffering from cancer and wanted to die In his own country. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Invitation to visit China
    40 1 TOKYO. Bun.— Two American university professors now visiting Hanoi have been Invited by Peking to visit China. The professors were Identified as Arthur W. Oalston of Yale University and Ethan Ft. Signer of Boston University. UPI.
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    $10,000 win for S'pore reader
    85 1 A SINGAPORE reader has won the $10,000 prize In the Straits Times Word Puzzle "Q." She is Miss Lynne 12A, 325C Buklt Timah, Singapore 10. She submitted a set of answers to the clues which the adjudication committee held the most merit- orlous. Winning entry
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    Visit by Nepal King, Queen
    201 1 SINGAPORE, Sun L ING Mahendra lv and Queen Ratna of Nepal flew Into Singapore this evening for a five-day unofficial visit to the Republic. They arrived on schedule at 6.05 p.m. in an MSA Boeing 707 from Bali, and were greeted by the Minister for
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    Water cuts plan shocks S'pore
    420 1 Water cuts plan shocks S'pore SINGAPORE, Sun. The public today expressed sur p r ise over the Public Utilities Board's proposed measure to impose 24--hour water cuts thrice weekly when rationing begins. In announcing the measures yesterday, the board said It might introduce rationing if no rain fell In the
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  • 3 a.m. ROUNDUP
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      Lock icon BONN TO FLOAT THE MARK
      31 1 BONN, Sun.— The West German Cabinet today decided to float the mack to stem inflationary inflows of American dollars into West Germany. Renter. (See this page).
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  • WORLD NEWS
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      Lock icon Bitterness sets in as revolt scales down
      404 2 COLOMBO, Sunday DEHIND a barbed wire fence, hundreds of rebels who surrendered this week moved restlessly to and fro. "Some of them were hooting at the prison auth- > orltles last night." an army major said, "but they got a good pummelling and
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      Tough Tito warns of big purge
      362 2 Tough Tito warns of big purge BELGRADE, Sunday. PRESIDENT TITO today announced purges within the Communist Party leadership in the near future and warned both" external and internal enemies he had "a loaded rifle" 1 for them. Addressing the closing session of the four-day congress of Yugoslav "self-managers," he said:
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      Lock icon Young Buddhist monk's fiery sacrifice in Hue
      245 2 Young Buddhist monk's fiery sacrifice in Hue CAIGON. Sun. A young J Buddhist monk burned himself to death in Hue this morninc. apparently as an offering to the Lord Buddha on thr 2.515 th anniversary of his birth. The Venerable Th i c h Chuone soakrd himself with petrol and
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      Lock icon British threat denied
      73 2 LONDON, Sun. A British Defence Ministry spokesman said there was no question of British planes threatening the Iranian Navy, as claimed in an Influential Teheran newspaper yesterday He said the Ministry had no information on the report in the Teheran evening newspaper Ettelaat that during the past
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      Lock icon Anti-hunger marches
      60 2 NEW YORK. Sun. More than 150.000 Americans most of them youths marched a total of two million miles yesterday and raised nearly U541.250.000 to help combat International hunger. Similar anti-hunger walks are being planned in 105 more cities across the country, according to the American Freedom from Hunger
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      Lock icon Mass wedding
      35 2 LIMA. Sun. Three hundred and eighteen couples many accompanied by children and grandchildren were married yesterday in mass weddlnic ceremonies conducted by' the mayor of the suburban Lima community of S3 AKUsttno AP
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon A multi- million dollar space flop
      509 3 Mariner crashes into sea minutes after blast off £APE KENNEDY, Sun. America's multimillion dollar Mariner spacecraft due to orbit Mars, flipped out of control and dropped into the Atlantic Ocean shortly after it blasted off last night. The Atlas Centaur rocket carrying the Mariner
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      Kate's award
      35 3 MADRID. Bun— Kate Webb. UPI correspondent freed last week after she disappeared on a CHinbodlan battlefield on April 7. will receive an award for bravery from the Spanish Association of War Correspondents. -UPL
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Lock icon Nazi war criminal Bormann in South America
      172 4 lON DON. San. Con--1-1 victed Naxl war criminal Martin Bormann has been found in South America and has agreed to tell how he fled Germany in the closinjr days of World War I wo. a London newspaper quoted New York attorneys as saying
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      Lock icon Smuggling arms to Reds: 100 held
      331 4 BANGKOK, Sunday OOLJCE conducting a massive communist suppression drive In northern and northeastern Thailand last night arrested more than 100 believed to be smuggling arms and other supplies to communist guerillas, police sources said today. The sources said those arrested from the police list
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      Lock icon Mother of the year
      47 4 RIO DE JANEIRO. Sun. The wife of the Brazilian consul kidnapped In Uruguay last year has been chosen "Brazil's Mother of the Year." Mrs. Alolslo Oomlde was chosen by religious and civic organisations for net determined struggle to obtain her husband's fieedom. AP.
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      Lock icon Calley's book
      37 4 NEW YORK. Sun. A New York publisher has paid USIIOO.OOO for Lt. William Calleys story of the alleged My Lai massacre. In which he *»s convicted of murdering 33 civilians. Parade magazine reported today. UPI.
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      Lock icon 181 min. kissathon
      77 4 BOURNEMOUTH. Sun. The rules demanded there was to be no funny business no fondling or lying down. Six couples started the "kiss for charity". Only two finished the gruelling course. At one minute past mid- night today Peter Kllbey, 18, and Lesely Trevls, 17. Desmond Clark 18,
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      Lock icon Australia orders 2 Negro singers to leave
      174 4 Australia orders 2 Negro singers to leave CYDNEY, Sun. Two NeJ gro entertainers known as the Blackflre, who have been wowing Australian audiences for the past few months, have been told they must leave Australia by June l. The pair have bookings In clubs and discotheques until the end of
      UPI  -  174 words
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      And now it's a 'win the war' demonstration near White House
      368 4 And now it's a 'win the war' demonstration near White House WASHINGTON, Sunday A CROWD estimated by police at 14,000 yesterday paraded near the White House demanding a military victory in Vietnam, and organisers said thousands more were kept away by fear of violence from antiwar groups. There was no
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      Lock icon 30 die as sampan taxi hits mine
      121 4 CAIGON, Sun. Thirty people were killed when a sampan taxi jammed with market -bound civilians hit a floating mine in the Cua Viet River near the demilitarised tone early today. Of the others on board, four were wounded and It missing, reports said.
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    Grouses about HDB 'aristocratic' flats
    554 5 'SHODDY WORK,' SAY RESIDENTS SINGAPORE, Sun. Residents in tbe Housing and Development Board's "aristocratic" point-block Hats in Ifei Ling Street are complaining about their "better quality' flats. Many of the home fittings, they say. are Inferior "very much so" than those of cheaper, smaller and
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    MP: Why future citizens should be bilingual
    273 5 MP: Why future citizens should be bilingual SINGAPORE. Sun. The MP for Delta, Mr. Yeo Choo Kok, today explained why the Government wanted future Singaporeans to be bilingual in their mother tongue and English. He said: "We have to know our mother tongue because It has traditional values and should
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    Study tour for PSA man
    63 5 SINOAPORE. SunMr. R. B. Milne. PSAs deputy director (staff and training) will leave Singapore on Tuesday on a four-week study tour of three countries He will look Into port training facilities and staff requirements for container operation* In Israel, observe port operations and facilities In
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    12 Apex Club bursaries
    50 5 SINOAPORE, Sun.— The MP for Buklt Ho Swee. Mr. Seah Mul Kok, today preaented 12 bursaries of $100 each to needy students In the area. They were donated by the Apex Club of Singapore, and the presentations were made at the Buklt Ho Swee Secondary School.
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    Councillors
    29 5 SINOAPORE. Sun— Mr. Wee Mon Cheng and Mr. B»ey U*n Peck h»ve been appointed members of the Ngee Ann Technical College Council tor three yean from March M.
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    Robbers grab $21,000, beat manager
    254 5 Robbers grab $21,000, beat manager CINGAPORE, Sun. J Three armed robbers today stole $21,450 from an import and export company in Pekin Street after clubbing the manager with the butt of a revolver. Kwee Sioe Sane, 52, wax struck on the forehead when he refused to hand over the key
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    MAN ROBS HOUSEWIFE WATCHING TV SHOW
    95 5 SINGAPORE, Sun. A robber held up a housewife, blindfolded her and locked her In a room on Friday night before escaping with more than $2,000 In cash and Jewellery. Madam Chan Ah Soo. 50. was In her Bo Bo Tan Garden home at 10.30
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    British aid in S'pore: 'Just look around'
    515 6 British aid in S'pore: 'Just look around' SINGAPORE, Sun A SENIOR British civil servant who is in charge of the $367 million (£5O million aid programme to cushion Singapore's economy against Its: rapid British military rundown from the region, today borrowed a Latin expression to describe the effects of the
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    MSA jet off on S'pore-London test flight
    183 6 MSA jet off on S'pore-London test flight SINGAPORE. Sun A BOEING 707 aircraft carrying full MSA colours left Singapore Airport this evening on a proving flight of the airline's SingaporeLondon route. It will touchdown at London's Heathrow Airport tomorrow, covering the 8,000-mUe journey In about 17 hours. Pilot of the
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    Logging in full swing again
    58 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Bun. Logging and construction work In Malaysia got Into "full swing" again with the return of fine weather In March, accordIng to the Labour Ministry's March report. However, many sawmills and plywood factories In Kuala Lumpur had to cut down production because not
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    Toto winning numbers
    38 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The numbers picked In today's Toto draw No. 36/71 were 30. 44. 49. 9 and 22. The additional number was 21. In the circles draw, the. numbers picked were 15. 12 and 28
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    Geylang Serai residents are satisfied
    67 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The MP for Geylang Serai. Inche Rahmat bin Kenap, this morning made a four -hour familiarisation tour of his constituency to meet residents and listen to their problems. He was accompanied by members of the Oeylang Serai dtlze.is' consultative committee led by 1U
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    Air hostesses' bid to save sick boy fails
    136 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Air hostesses and flight stew.irds on board a chartered flight today turned nurses to try and save the life of a European boy when he was suddenly taken ill. The boy, who was accompanied by his parents, died while the
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    THE WOES FLAT DWELLERS KEEP MP BUSY
    274 7 THE WOES FLAT DWELLERS KEEP MP BUSY SINGAPORE Sun. Flat dwellers in the Tanjong Rhu Housing Estate today voiced their grouses to their MP. Mr. J. F. Conceicao, when he \isited them on a two-fold mission to warn them of the possibility of water rationing and to listen to their
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    Lee at seminar TV repeat
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Sun.— A repeat of Prime Minister Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's question and answer session with pre-unlverslty students at the recent communism and democracy seminar will be telecast over Channel 5 of TV Singapore tomorrow from 11.10 a.m. to 1 p.m. It Is In English
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    Two rob man of $180, watch
    36 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. Businessman Chla Teck Soon, 57, was robbed of $180 and his watch by two armed thugs while he was walking towards his Llchl Avenue home on Friday night.
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    Man falls from 9th floor
    33 7 BINOAPORE, Sun.— Ho Tuck Kong, 5», fell to his death from his tenth storey flat In Lengkok Bahm at 5.25 p.m. today. Police do not suspect foul PUT.
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    Planning: 'Not by costs alone' appeal
    360 7 Planning: 'Not by costs alone' appeal SINGAPORE, Sunday J^ LOCAL architect yesterday arged that in the shaping of the new urban environment in Singapore, economic considerations should not be allowed to overly inhibit other considerations. Speaking to the Singapore Society in the National Library, Mr. Raymond kuah Leong Heng, said:
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    Roof for Kreta Ayer theatre after five years
    253 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Kreta Ayer People's Theatre the theatre built In instalments will begin its first season with a roof overhead next Sunday. The Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will open it on that day almost five years after work
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    Straits Times receives more money for Chua fluid
    109 7 Straits Times receives more money for Chua fluid SINGAPORE. Sun. The Straits Times has received a further $586 for the Chua Tian Hock fund, which now stands at $2,470. The latest donation/ are from Yip Hong Company $50; staff of Slme Darby Singapore fllV; staff of Chartered Industries Singapore $150;
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    Did you see these 2 fatal road crashes?
    215 7 Did you see these 2 fatal road crashes? CINGAPORE, Sun. Police today appealed to eye-wit-nesses to two fatal accidents involving two boys yesterday to contact them. Schoolboy Hamzah bin Sasold, seven, died in hospital five hours after he was knocked down by a lorry along dementi Road at about 12.30
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    Ministers to discuss big jump in Asian school enrolment
    327 8 CINGAPORE, Sun. 13 The big Jump in school enrolment will be discussed at the Asian Education Ministers' Conference at the Singapore Conference Hall from May 31 to June 7. The meeting, convened Jointly by Une s c o and Ecafe, will
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    Red Cross fair
    36 8 SINOAPORE, Sun— The Singapore Red Cross Society held a fun (air at the Red Cross Crippled Children's Home, Tanah Merah Besar. Changl, today to celebrate World Red Cress Day and to raise funds.
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    Advert firm man weds
    55 8 Advert firm man weds MR. and Mrs. Richard Tay after their wedding in Singapore yesterday. The groom, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tay Theng Chiang, is with Grant Advertising International Inc. The bride, Miss Anna May Chua, is attached to the United Overseas Bank Ltd. She is the eldest
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    Three killed by lightning
    62 8 JITH A. Sun. Two women and a four-year-old boy were struck dead by lightning last night while on their way home alter working In their padl field. The dead are Hallmah blnie Enciut, 40, from Kampong Telok Ara of Muklm Oelung, Alshah blnte Abdul Aziz, 40.
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    New banishment laws to fight subversion
    121 8 New banishment laws to fight subversion BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Sun. The Sultan of Brunei, Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah, has given additional powers to the government to act against subversion. An amendment to the current emergency orders gazetted here said that the Mentri Besar may banish from the state anyone in the
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    State counsel
    40 8 SINOAPORE. Sun. The following five lawyers have been appointed state counsel as well as deputy public prosecutors: Messrs. Alan Wong Hoi Ping, Ram Labhaya Ooswanl, Chee Wai Pong. Abdul Rahlm bin Abdul Jalll and Francis Tseng Cheng Kuang.
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    SINGAPORE ARMED FORCES MILITARY EXERCISES
    76 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises at the following places from Wednesday: MANDAI FOREST RESERVE: From 8 a.m. on May 12 to 11 p.m. on May 15. MANDAI AND MAR SILING AREAS: From 8 p.m. on May 14 to 3 a.m.
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      162 8 Alley Pop By V.T.Hantiin k^7^\ V *S^tlf!^?9' N^fc' rS XA "C THA'S A filNk, UMPA! I I Y'MEAN THIS BIS, A WEU. I GUESS X 7 NONSENSE, GUZ! I Hl t AU^ OOP AND PR. UA*s* HE< S SONNA BE HAIRY, UNKEMPT COULD FIND SOME- WE ALWAYS HAVE UMPA! WONMUG!
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    'TOPLESS' BATTLE STOPS TRAFFIC
    96 9 'TOPLESS' BATTLE STOPS TRAFFIC BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Sun. A "topless" battle took place here yesterday in the town centre when two housewives attacked each other and tore off the other's upper garments. The contestants then set to work on each other with their nails and blood flowed freely. They eventually
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    Man shot dead in hunting accident
    89 9 Man shot dead in hunting accident SEREMBAN, Sun. An assistant Chinese Affairs Officer, Mr. R. Chin Hock Jong, 35, of Bahau was accidentally shot dead on Friday evening while shootIng wild pig In Gemas Six dogs were chasing a pig when one of the hunter* opened fire. Chin was heard
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    Luxury suite at Hilton for Nepal's Royal couple
    309 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. King Mahendra and Queen Ratna of Nepal, who arrived in Singapore tonight, will spend their four nights here in a sixroom luxury suite 19 storeys above the city. The staff of the Singapore Hilton have been preparing for the past
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      DOMINANT PARTY
      524 10 When the Malays went into "mourning" to oppose the Malayan Union in 1946, they laid the foundations of Umno. This congress of Malay political and cultural organisations called to protest against the Mac Michael Treaty did not represent the beginnings of Malay nationalism. There had been congresses by
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      EUROPE'S MONEY CURE
      287 10 We shall know as soon as Europe's foreign exchange markets open this morning whether the crisis measures authorised by the European Economic Community Ministers are going to work. There is not in fact very much doubt that agreement with the German decision to float the mark for
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      REFUGEE MILLIONS
      163 10 A million and a half East Pakistan refugees have crossed into India, and more are streaming over the frontier at the rate of 30,000 a day. They are being given what help the Indian Government and the several provincial authorities can afford. But there is little shelter for
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    A sadness, after the cracked ribs and skulls
    672 10  - A sadness, after the cracked ribs and skulls JAMES RESTON By WASHINGTON, Wh a t the latest spring madness In Washington proves. If anything, is that the American people are sick of violence the violence of the war and the mob action of the anti-war demonstrators as well. It is
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      A dam in Straits . of Johore?
      222 10 A dam in Straits of Johore? WATER shortage in Singapore and adjacent Johore is becoming a recurrent problem every lew years, and with demand for potable and industrial water increasing in both regions, the future looks rather dry. This is also the time of year for the visiting American desalination
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      WHY EXTRA DOLLAR FOR PASSPORT?
      90 10 WHY EXTRA DOLLAR FOR PASSPORT? PASSPORT PUZZLE: why, in certain rural areas, does it cost $6 for a restricted passport to Singapore whereas In neighbouring big towns the fee Is only $5? And why do people in the rural areas have to wait at least two weeks for the passport
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    Lock icon Earthquake fears over atom test
    487 10  -  CHARLES FOLEY By Los Angeles FEARS THAT a forthcoming nuclear test by far the largest ever held in the United States will trigger earthquakes and giant tidal waves, have been expressed by Congressmen from California, Alaska and Hawaii. The five-megaton explosion (equal to 5 million
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    No ping pong smiles for Sato
    799 10 No ping pong smiles for Sato Moscow shows coldness too By A CORRESPONDENT TOKYO WHILE China's new diplomatic initiative has led President Nixon, among others, to hope that he might in time visit Peking, not everyone in the nonCommunist world is applauding the results of Peking's socalled "ping-pong'" diplomacy." One
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      135 10 SELETARIS tgoes with good things! in life Just as you enjoy £|g| |gl good food, you too will enjoy Seletaris —the mineral spa water which conE§^^^=^^^ tains no sugar, helps izIHCTrARI Indigestion and cleanses the palate. *»*ui For years It has L il tfP% been enjoyed for the !1$ [Ml
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      D-mark: No solution in floatation
      610 11  - D-mark: No solution in floatation BLAIR JOHNSON By ■pHE German Dcutschmark is to be floated. Floating the mark means removing the upper and lower fluctuation margins against which it is exchanged for* the US dollar and letting it find its own level. News of the move came yesterday afternoon following
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      TOP TEN STOCKS TRADED LAST WEEK
      113 11 The following list of stocks gives the ten most dealt in last week. The list rives the turnover in thousands of units, closing price on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. NAME IAW PAR BROTHERS ITARLJTE CERAMIC iULA PERAK ETRON JNITED
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      PICA doubles investments in Asia to $16 million
      466 11  - PICA doubles investments in Asia to $16 million CHEN MENG KONG By r[E Private Investment Company for Asia (PICA) reached the "take off" stage last year. With several of its projects off the ground, the organisation a multinational body making private capital investments in developing Asia— enters its third year
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      Never-never spending on the rise
      216 11 A HOUSE, a car and household goods this appears to be the order of preference among Singaporeans in their quest for worldly possessions if finance companies' loans are anything to go by. As at the end of March this year, they doled oat 5325.2 million
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      SHIPPING LINE'S DECISION HITS SINGAPORE
      527 11  -  COLIN GIBSON By NEW YORK: Hol-land-America Line has cancelled its order for the second of two US$l5 million luxury cruise liners that it had planned to base in Singapore. The decision will cost the Republic about 10,000 tourists a year from 1974 when the vessel
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      CITY TALK
      225 11  -  CROESUS By Fleeced fliers THE weary air traveller is prey to many sharks and can't do much when he is bitten. Late one night last week I heard an elderly Australian lady harangue the bar manager at Athens airport when he demanded 9s (almost $3.50 locally) for two
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      Business game at the NPC: A test in talent for profit-making
      327 12  - Business game at the NPC: A test in talent for profit-making CHEN MENG KONG By THE aim of the five-day business game to be conducted by the National Productivity Centre from tomorrow is to demonstrate the importance of scheduling, forecasting, pricing and cost accounting In determining a company's profits. The
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      PROPERTY
      546 12 HOUSES and flats in Singapore are slowly shifting from the utilitarian to the luxurious. Time was when a oneroom home was considered adequate for the whole family. Now even the Housing and Development Board is going beyond just providing four walls and a roof for the low income group
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      News from Australia
      598 12  -  KINGSLEY WOOD By CYDNEY: It is no longer true or Just to say that Australia totally excludes n o n-Europeans as settlers, according to a booklet issued by the Department of Immigration. Figures quoted show that from March 1966 to December 1970, Canberra received nearly 6,900 migration
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      PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
      196 12 Mr. H. C. amiu nas> joined Oreen Collier of Singapore as manager of its produce department with effect from April 1971. Mr. David Khoo Choon Hock has been appointed assistant In the corporate finance division of Singapore International Merchant Bankers. Mr. Philip Tan Seng Kee, engineering superintendent
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      46 11 INSIDE 0 Basinet* came: A test in Ulrnt for profit-making Newt from Australia; Property column; People in fcoaineas. Pace 12. 0 Business Times portfolio; Orerseas market reports: Local market; Singapore produce. Page 13. 4) New York market; Weekly share analysts and other closing prices. Page 14.
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      180 12 W/M mm JM f/1 m 'w Wim m m m>' «~v^ -s JM 11 J i^ A\ ALLIED FOOD INDUSTRIES (FAR EAST) LIMITED. HONG KONG. GROUP OF COMPANIES. SINGAPORE: Manufacturing: ALLIED CHOCOLATE INDUSTRIES LTD. f^ Distributors: INTERNATIONAL DISTRIBUTORS CO. (PTE) LTD. pF^ MALAYSIA- Manufacturing: CHOCOLATE PRODUCTS (M) SDN.BHD..BUTTERWORTH. I VAN
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      52 13 Friday Thursday SU.S. tU.S. uondoo 88.776 40.30 Beirut Cloted 40.40 Hongkong 41.23 41.72 ZuiiGb CkwM 38.658 38.808 Parlj 38.T1 4018 S'pon (1. 41.8 ft 41.68 d'port (2) 187.00 186.20 (1) Export price Id noo-atarling %r»a» in U.B. dollara par ounce. (2) Local dealer* prlcr 1b Singapore dollars
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      DELAYED DEALS
      58 13 THE week't totaJ delayed transaction In the trading raoms of the Stock Exchange oil w«l by tbe percentage In bracket* May 3 222.000 (16 41 percent) 4 409.000 (22 05 per cent) 5 428.000 (22.53 percent) 0 362.000 (17.26 per cent i 7 709.000 (35.32 per cent i
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      RUBBER REGISTERS A NEW RECENT HIGH
      234 13 THE Malaysian trade mission to Chine left last Wednesday and quite appropriately a now recent high of 118 cents was recorded in the rubber market for May paper after the c.'fl trial close on that day, say Singapore pro-di'-e and rubber broker Green Collier
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      Dividends announced
      77 13 Actnm Electrical Boustead Holdings Kramat Tin Malayan Floor Mills S.E.A. Corpn. Talam Mines Veneer Prodncta durenl Date Total for payment payable thr year 10% TE June 19 10% TE 10% June 1 15% 4% June t 10% 10% TE June 24 15% TE 7.5% July IS 7.5% 12.5%
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      Singapore produce
      159 13 TR-^TVQ was fairly ac:lve In the vcrious sections of the Singapore p«GJi"e market last week. Towards the close, conditions turned uncertain following the American dollar crisis. Pepper opened the week on a steady note on extended short-covering activity for the May/June position, with email purchases also reported from
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      Prices
      148 13 Cfiinw* Product ■•chang*. an«ap*r», ooon price* dv ul'Ui oo ■Mwtay, Cieonut Oil i oulk »S6 Milan. Irum $S7t aellcra. Copra: Mixed i1.0.D. 000. slay ■uoe UK/Cool. 533 B **a—f. lluntok ftBTA tr&IU i.ob 100% NL» smt Mllera Sarawak wbit* f. 0.0 M« NLW *l«7» idler* Sarawak <p*clai Olack 1.0
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      440 13 WITH so many share*. moving up so rapidly during the past week It was a difficult job deciding what to buy (or the portfolio. Many seem to have reached the level k". which profit-takers are likely to come In to interrupt the climb and clip the prl"e
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      LOCAL MARKET
      335 13 rpRADING tempo and 1 trend showed considerable pick-up on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week when investment interest remained generally strong in top and second line issues. Tbe week' total turnover rose by over a million units to 9,215.500 units valued at $14,397,139 of which
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      247 13 LONDON: The market was checked by the International currency uncertainty and with operators holding off, observers' earlier prediction of a swift breakthrough of the 400 barrier of the FT Index did not materialise. The Index Instead returned a net loss of seven points by the weekend. Little
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      Hong Kong rates
      38 13 On the fft« iimtnit markft IB Rong Kong on Saturday tbo U.S. dollar wa» quoted at 6.02 for T.T. and 6.***** for caah. Stirling waa quoted at 14.48 and Ml* tl.l »t g*ld at 297.625.
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      PALM OIL
      31 13 .n London on friinj Uie pnr* of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N Europcoo porta In bulk, atarllng p«r lone ton Majr/Junr wa» quoted at UKillO (Com (228) Milan.
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      916 14 A a a service to readers the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The year's high and lows are followed by the week's movements in price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1009 14 Tilt following is a list of revised quotations for counters not Included in the above analysis for the week up to Friday May 7 with price movements based on a comparison of last sales on April 30 and May 7 shown in brackets. INDUSTRIALS H. L. 2.02
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      New York
      272 14 YEW YORK. Fri. The stock market, exercising caution in anticipation of international monetary developments over the weekend, drifted lower In moderately active trading. Advances gained a little ground on lasers in the closing minutes but still finished behind by a margin of about 455 to 927. Near the
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      Indices
      67 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 70.83 Thursday 71.17 Week ago 69.34 RUBBERS Friday 179.72 Thursday 179.31 Week ago 174.84 OILS Friday 329.62 Thursday 332.67 Week ago 318.00 INDUSTRIALS Friday 381.7 Thursday 383.2 Week ago 386.2 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 836.97 Thursday 937.39 Week ago 941.76 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday
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      Asian Dollar
      56 14 IN VIEW of the undecided money market, the following Asian Dollar rates (for deposits of US $25,000 and above) were quoted yesterday by Bank of America for an indication: One month 7 1/4 p.c. Two months 7 p.c. Three months 7 p.c. Six months 7 p.c. Nine months
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      CLOSING PRICES
      33 14 RUBBER (per kilo) May 3. 112.25 cts. 4. 114.25 cts. 5. 116.75 cts. 6. 116.50 cts. 7. 116.50 cts. 8. TIN (per picul) $646 00 $643.00 $653 12} $640.37} Closed $642.62)
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      SMR BUSINESS
      101 14 THE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association released the following information in respect of business transacted in S.M.R for the week ending May 7. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position in cents per Kilogramme. SMR 5CV May One ton Pallets 9.50 cents premium nominal SMR
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      Local Stock Indices
      61 14 IndwtriaJi: 1 Hotok: PropertiM: t Tina t t n*ben: May 3 May 4 May S 149.85 150.31 IM.S7 68.92 68.60 U.l* 113.60 113.27 112.95 •1.71 91.75 91.73 116.32 116.27 116.57 Dee. 30. 19M IN 1 Dec. 31, IMS IN t Dte. 29, INZ a IN May 152.17
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      407 14 The following company meetings are due: Esao Standard Malaya Bhd.: May 12. 12 noon. Chartered Bank Building. 2 Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur. Oversea* Union Enterprise Ltd.: May 14. 11.00 a.m.. Conference Room, Hotel Negara, Claymore Drive. Singapore 9. Sharikat Harper GUfillan Bhd.: May 14. 12 noon, 38 Jalan
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      265 13 «fx BAHAGIAN SIMPANAN <Z?JS~&*F' SUKARELAWAN TENTERA LAUT DIRAJA MALAYSIA \g^L^ BAHAGIAN JOHOR MASOK SEBAGAI PEGAWAI Pemohon2 ada-lah dl-Jemput untok memasokl Bahaglan Slmpanan Sukarelawan Tenterm Laut Dlraja Malaysia. Johor. sebagal Pegawal dalam chawangan Kelasl. Kejuruteraan Perubatan dan Bekalan. KELAYAKAN PELAJARAN a Pegawai Chawannan SIJU Cambridge gred n dan lulut Kelasl dan
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      853 13 UNIVERSITI MALAYA Permohonan adalah dlpelawa dart Warganetrara Malaysia bagl Jawatan2 berlkut:— 1 Pembantu Maamal (diberbagal2 Jabatan) Kelayakan: Chalun2 mestllah mempunyal SijU Pelajaran Malaysia atau SIJU Pelajaran Seberang Laut dengan kelulusan dalam Bahasa Malaysia, serta mendapat kepujlan dalam Ilmu HUab dan satu mata pelajaran Sains (Ftzik. Klmia. Kajlhayat atau Rampaian Sains
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      652 13 LEMBAGA KKM.UI AN TANAH PERSF.KITI AN Permohonan2 ada-lah dl-pelawa darlpada Warga Negara Malaysia bagl Jawatan2 berlkut:— 1. Jawatan (a) Juru Ukor (b) Juru Klra (c) Jurutera Kllang (Pengcluaran Geuh) id) Pakar Teknolojl Getah (c) Pegawal Pertanlan if) Electrical Chargeman (g) Pembantu Luar. Penyella (Pembanguuan Peneroka Lelakl) 2. Keluliuan untok Jawatan
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      591 13 UMVEBSITI KEBANGSAAN MALAYSL. Permohonan adalah dlpelawa darlpada warganegara Malaysia bagi mengisl Jawatan Guru Bahasa Malayu di Jabatan Bahasa dan Kesusasteraan Melayu UnlverslU lnl. 1. Nama Jawatan: Guru Bahasa Melayu I. KeUyakan: Chalur..2 mesUlah mempunyal (a) IJfczah kepujlan dan Dlplcma Pendldlkan darl Ur.iversiti2 yang diiktiraf. Chalun2 lepasan UnlverslU Malaya mestl mempunyal
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      536 14 Announcement LINDETEVES-JACOBERG are the exclusive agents in SINGAPORE MALAYSIA for M/s. Taihei Machinery Works, Ltd. (lajihu) OSAKA DIVISION Makers of:- Lumber Core Composers (Capacities:- 4'xB\ B'xl6') 1-side, 2-side, 3-side 4-side Planers, Veneer Wood Chipping Plants, And other woodworking machinery. COMPOSER Already in operation in Malaysia. For sales service parts, kindly
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    In: Two Germans by plane on goodwill flight
    399 15 In: Two Germans by plane on goodwill flight CINGAPORE, Sun. Doing their modest bit for international goodwill. That's how two West German pilots who flew Into Singapore this evening In a two-seater, singleengine plane described their flight through more than a dozen countries In Europe. the Mediterranean, Middle East. India.
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    'Dating Game' show winners coming
    89 15 'Dating Game' show winners coming SINGAPORE, Sun. Winners In a nationally popular television programme "Dating Game" in the United States, Paul Bergman and Karla Baer, will be visiting Singapore from May 12 to 16 as part of their prize. The programme allows for winners, in couplet, to travel to various
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    Fortune-tellers who 'hypnotise' people into paying big money
    219 15 KUANTAN, Sunday COME fortune-tell-ers here are making a lot of money with what some people believe Is hypnotism. The fortune-tellers are toing around Kuantan reading palms and Inducing their customers to Pay large sums. The victims pay up but, when (t >ey
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    What price in personal liberty must we pay for nation building?
    1012 15 What price in personal liberty must we pay for nation building? GOH: CANT HAVE YOUR CAKE AND EAT IT SINGAPORE, Sunday JJOW much individual liberty should be sacrificed in Singapore for* the sake of economic growth and nation building? The Minister for Defence, Dr. Goh Keng Swee, raised this question
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      874 15 TV and Radio ISA Man u N med M G Happening in Singapore 9.45 Holiday Matinee Huckle- (Tamil-re^at) berry Finn, Mark Twain's 4.30 Days Of Our Lives delightful story $.10 Music Hall 11.10 Prime Minister at the Semi- Fractured Flickers nar on Communism and Demo- e s r c cracy
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      There were vacancies —but not for him
      111 16 There were vacancies —but not for him AFTER my unsuccessful application to Pre-U one classes I went to a number to schools to get admitted Into one. But I was told by the principals that though places do exist in their schools they could not admit me because I was
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      Why the aircon here wasn't that effective
      207 16 Why the aircon here wasn't that effective REFER to the letter by "A Suffocated Shopper" (ST., May 5). I wish to inform your reader who obviously is referring to our shopping complex, that our alrconditionlng Installation has been designed by our consultant mechanical engineers, based on general good practice In
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      Where taps don't stop running
      99 16 Where taps don't stop running THE public swimming pool is the place where the greatest wastage of water occurs. In spite of the possibility of water rationing in Singapore, almost everyone in public swimming pool bathing rooms have the habit of turn-* ing on full taps when they wash up.
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      They're taught under real factory conditions
      419 16 They're taught under real factory conditions Those trainees on shifts and overtime WE refer to the letter by "Frustrated Trainees" (S.T., April 24) who commented on shift duty, overtime work and bonding of trainees in the Engineering Industries Development Agency (EIDA). EIDA Is established primarily to provide supportIng engineering services
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      The Wembly Cup Final
      86 16 (IN behalf of all football lovers may I plead with RTS to give adequate advance notice of the screenIng of this year's Wembly Cup Final between Arsenal and Liverpool. Last year many of us missed it because we were not made aware of its showing until
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      Give the rest of us a chance too
      165 16 Give the rest of us a chance too I CONSIDER the people of Alexandra lucky to b* in the first community survey for kidney diseases, and I hope that if possible other parts of Singapore will be included in any subsequent survey. Alternatively it might be feasible to set up
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      101 16 rE time: Saturday, 8 p.m. The place: Traffic lifhts at Orchard Grange Roads junction. The scene: Cinema corrs on both sides waiting to cross the pedestrian crossing. Cars moving fast along Grange Road turning left and right into Orchard Road. The action: An impatient father and his 12-year-old son arrive.
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      33 16 JTOR the benefit of residF ents, especially the women and children, can the authorities build a bridge across the drain near the bus stop along Toa Payoh Central. BLOCK 79 HOUSEWIFE, Singapore 12.
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        When the wolves resort to stone throwing...
        176 16 When the wolves resort to stone throwing... ii/E girls walking along Tf the roads are prone to catcalls, woir whistles and comments by boys. This Is all very well and can be pretty flattering. But a case of throwing objects to attract our attention Is overdoing things a bit. My
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        Why not have a 'name your airline' contest?
        102 16 Why not have a 'name your airline contest? THE possibility of retaining the initials MSA and its subsequent use to represent something like "Majulah Singapura Airlines" is, In my opinion,, lacking in creative thinking. The possibility of having to part with some $100 million as compensation and "goodwill" money is
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        YOU CAN'T HAVE A SHELTER AT EVERY STOP
        76 16 YOU CAN'T HAVE A SHELTER AT EVERY STOP TjrrlTH reference to the w letter by Mr. Tan Chlew Leong (ST., April 10), a bus shelter has not been provided opposite Connell House, Anson Road, since the bus stop serves only three services. As there are about 3,000 bus stops in
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        49 16 WE regret that it has not been possible to trace the school referred to by "Tolong-lah," owing to the insufficient information provided in his letter (S.T., April 22). It would be appreciated if he could furnish more particulars direct to this Ministry. Miss ANN CHIANG, for Director of Education.
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        42 16 I REFER to the letter signed "Slglap member" (8.T.. April 29). All the magazines are now arranged on shelves with the provision of more shelving space. Branch libraries are reguarly visited by supervisory staff. Miss JUDY TAN. Publicity Liaison Officer. National Library.
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        59 16 I REFER to the letter by "Tolong slklt-lah" (ST. April 17) regarding dust nuisance and hawkers at Maynower Garden. Action has been taken to require the management to abate the nuisance. The unlicensed hawker stalls In the area have been cleared and frequent Inspections will be made to maintain the
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        145 16 ""THIS is in reply to the 1 letter from Urn Hock Meng (S.T.. April 14). "Animal Farm" was telecast on Jan. 1 1968. If it is possible to obtain this film from our overseas distributor again this year, we shall certainly consider Including it in our special pre-examination telecast*; In
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    No-pork day is no problem for housewives
    289 17 No-pork day is no problem for housewives CINGAPORE, Sun. Housewives from all stations in life will hardly be affected by pork sellers taking a one day off a week from their marketstalls. For most housewives interviewed in a survey today agreed that no problems in marketing and dietary habits were
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    Dismissed pilots: Talks still on
    154 17 QINGAPORE, Sun. Talks 0 on compensation for three sacked MSA pilots are still "up in the clouds," an MSA Pilots' Association source said today. "Negotiations are still going on between the airline's lawyers and ours," he said. "And there Is no deadlock as reported In
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    Man who confronted inspector jailed
    107 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. A man who asfced a police officer which gang he belonged to, was Jaileld for five months yesterday for having a sixinch (15 cm) vegetable knife. The court heard that Daud bin Abdul Wahab. 22, approached Inspector Harbajan Singh at Cairnhill Road on
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    From kampong to affluent town in decade
    176 17 From kampong to affluent town in decade CINGAPORE, Sun. Kampong Ch a i Chee, now facing industrialisation, will become an affluent satellite town in 10 years time. This was announced by Inche Sha'arl Tadln, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Culture, when he opened the new Kampong Chai Chee community
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    Dr. Tan off to Manila
    51 17 SINOAPORE. Sun Dr. Augustine H. H. Tan, lIP for Whampoa and senior economics lecturer at the University of Singapore, will leave on Tuesday for Manila to chair the International Trade Session on Rice Policy organised by the International Rice Research Institute. He will return on
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    A dearer cut
    28 17 KUALA KANGSAR. Sun The price of a haircut here has been Increased by 30 cents and 30 cents In the town and outlying areas respectively.
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      904 18  - The days Britain ruled the seas... ALLINGTON KENNARD By I THE AGE OF NELSON: A Naval History of England. Vol 3 by G.J. Marcus. (Alien and Unwin. A: 5.25). JJI'RELY the most memorable encounter of its kind in all British history was the celebrated meeting in an ante-room of the
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      204 18 The early Chinese through a European's eyes THE MANNERS AND CUSTOMS OF THE CHINESE OF THL STRAITS SETTLEMENTS by J.D. Vaughan. (Oxford University Press. $18). INTRODUCING John Da--1 niel Vaughan. a man of many parts in the Straits Settlements for over 45 years, Wilfred Blythe remarks that no one would
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      339 18 The strategy of a shrewd and sophisticated politician-soldier BANNER OF PEOPLE'S WAR. THE PARTY'S MILITAiRY LINE: General Vo Nguyen Giap (Pall MaU, £2.50). THE MILITARY ART OF PEOPLE'S WAR: General Vo Nguyen Giap (Monthly Review Press. £3.90). IT'S hardly surprising that Che Guevara has become the model and hero for
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      5-0 loss sends Corps down to sixth
      300 23  -  G. ROBERT By HIGH riding Vigilante Corps dropped two valuable points yesterday when they slumped to a hock 5-0 defeat against lowly placed Royal Navy Wanderers in a Div. 1 League soccer match at jalan Besar. The defeat, second for Vigilantes, sent them
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      146 23 S'PORE IN UNDER-23 FINAL BY 34 RUNS MALACCA, Sun—Singapore qualified for the Dual or tne Malaysian unuer-23 cricket competition when tney beat Malacca by 34 runs in their last suutn zone fixture nere toaay. Singapore wllj meet SeuuKor, the north zone cn*mpiuns, in tne final on July 2-4 at Kuala
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      Malaysia again
      85 23 V V ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Malaysia beat Singapore t>> four points to one to win the Judges Cup for a third success•j** year in their annual «nch and Bar games which •nieci here today. Singapore, who took a 1-0 "l yesterday after winning 'he one-day cricket match by
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      31 23 Eddie Ooh of the Archery c ub won the Class A title in field archery competition at "»< RAF Changl field range mttrclay Pejer Collins of RAP v-tuagi was runner-up.
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      Switch in tactics pays off
      472 23  - Switch in tactics pays off JOE DORAI By THE FINALS: Men's singles: Lee Ah Ngo bt Low Kee Wan 5-15 15-4 15-4. Doubles: Abdul Rahman Musa and Ahmad Bakar bt Sudlrman Noordin and Tan Joo Chye 15-4 10-15 18-14. Women's singles: Josephine Sect bt IJm Slew Choo 11-6 8-11 11-2.
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      Third seed Leow out to schoolboy James in two sets
      508 23 Third seed Leow out to schoolboy James in two sets SCHOOLBOY Allan James created an upset when he beat third seed Amir Leow 6-2 6-3 in the Singapore Open hard-court tennis championships at Tanglln yesterday. James, runner-up in the recent junior championships, had the seasoned Amir In a tight spot
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      SCC held by Rangers
      46 23 SEREMBAN. Sun. Singapore Cricket Club drew 0-0 with Negri SembUan Rangers In the second match of their Malaysian hockey tour here today. Skipper Chat Hon Yoon missed a penalty. SCC wind up their visit with a match against Malacca High School tomorrow
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      SSC grab Meyer Cup by nine points in annual swim classic v SICC
      535 23 SINGAPORE Swimming Club beat Singapore Island Country Club by nine points to win the Ken Meyer Trophy In the annual swimming match at Thomson Road on Saturday. SSC won 218—209. Anchoring SSC's win Andrew Yeo, Lai May
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      Lloyd's bright century earns Tengah bonus points
      439 23  - Lloyd's bright century earns Tengah bonus points PERCY SENEVIRATNE By A SPARKLING century by RAF Tengahs Max Lloyd, a shock win by Singapore Cricket Club over Police and Indian Association's Krishna Moorthy taking eight wickets for 80 runs against RAF Tengah. These were the highlights of yesterday's second round matches
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      193 23 Aussie invite for black S.A. team CYDNEY, Sun. The Australian Rugby Union announced tonight they have invited a coloured South African rugby union team to tour Australia ne\t year. The rugby union, in a statement, said the coloured team had been officially invited to tour in July and August. This
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      Forces rout Hospital
      35 23 Armed Forces 'A 1 scored a thumping 8-0 win over Thomson Hospital In the Oovernment Services football league junior ki.ockcut tournament at Farrer Park yesterday. Other results: PUB bt Jurong Town 4-3.
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      Mulchand Cup to portmen
      44 23 Port Authority won the Mulchand Trophy when they beat Singapore Cricket Club 1-0 in a soccer match at the padang yesterday. Christy Fernandez scored. In another match Port Authority B beat SCC B by a similar margin, P. Rajendran scoring.
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      S'pore out of Cup
      67 23 ITUALA LUMFUR. Sun. Armed Forces beat Singapore 5-3 In the Sultan's Odd Cup soccer semi-final at Forces Stadium here today. Forces led 1-0 through an 18th minute gift goal by Singapore fullback Abu Sujall. Mahal Ambu equalised for Singapore at halftlme. Second half scorers for Forces
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      57 23 JUBILANT Carlos Monzon of Argen- Una, the world middleweight boxing champion, is carried in triumph by his seconds while in the background, Italian challenger Nino Benvenuti is restrained by his manager after being knocked out in the third round of their scheduled 15-round bout in Monte
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      Lock icon Cowdrey hits 132 for his 96th century
      504 24 Cowdrey hits 132 for his 96th century LONDON, Sun. COLIN Cowdrey yesterday shrugged off his failures of the Australian tour with the 96th century of his career as champion county Kent thrashed 344-7 declared off the Leicestershire attack. Cowdrey hit 132 in four hours and was joined by Alan Ealham
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      Griffith weds
      33 24 NEW YORK, Sun. Former world lightweight and middleweight boxing champion Etnlle Griflith and a school teacher, Mercedes Donastog, were married at MontlceUo yesterday. The best man was heavyweight champion Joe Prazler.
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      BRITISH SOCCER'S ROLL OF HONOUR 1970-71
      133 24 BRITISH SOCCER'S ROLL OF HONOUR 1970-71 ONDON, Sun.— The outcome of the League and Cup competitions in the English and Scottish soccer season which ended yesterday. FIRST DIVISION Champions Arsenal. Runners up Leeds. Relegated Burnley and Blackpool. SECOND DIVISION Champions Leicester (promoted) Runners- up Sheffield United 'promoted). Relegated Blackburn and
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      Winning rally
      41 24 SYDNEY. Sun. Sydney put on 14 points In the final 23 minutes to come from behind and go on to a narrow 23-20 win over New South Wales Country in their Rugby Union clash at North Sydney Oval today.
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      1040 24  -  ALAN HOBY From 1 London, Sunday ARSENAL 2 LIVERPOOL 1 ARSENAL are double champions of English football. They came back in extra time from one down to snatch the F.A. Cup from Liverpool at Wembley Stadium yesterday with dramatic goals by George Graham and that arrogant
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      Kodes—giant killer
      163 24 Kodes giant killer DOME. Sun. Unseeded Jan Kodes' of Czechoslovaks knocked out top seed John Newcombe of Australia In the quarfinals of the men's singlet, at the lUilian Open tennis championships here today. Kodes triumphed 2-6. 6-1. 7-5. Aithur Ashe of the U.S. also reached the semi-finals when he beat
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      765 24 FIKBT DIVISION P W D L F A It Arsenal 4a 20 7 671 29 66 Leeds 42 27 10 5 72 30 64 Tottenham 42 19 14 9 54 33 52 Wolves 42 22 8 12 64 54 52 Liverpool 42 17 17 ***** 51 Chelsea
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      Barbarous— so death to rugby in China
      201 25 lONDON, Sun. A British sporting club Joke L says soccer is a game for gentlemen played by licoltj?ans and rugby a game for thugs played by gentlemen. The Chinese, accoiding to the Sunday Telegraph, have come down positively on the soccerplayers' side. The
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      124 25 PEKING GIRL'S RECORD LEAP HONG KONO, Sun Wu PuShan of China set a new national high jump record yesterday when she cleared 1.82 metres (sft 11 in). the New China News Agency reported today. The mark was hoisted at a track and field contest in Peking It was her third
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      83 25 NEW YORK. Sun. Results of baseball games played yesterday: American League: Minnesota 9 Washington 2; Boston 4 Milwaukee 2; California 5 Cleveland 2; Detroit 2 Kansas CUv 1: New York 2 Chicago 1 (11 inn 5): Oakland v Baltimore postponed. National League: Atlanta 5 San Francisco 2;
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      236 25 Monzon keeps title as Nino quits JUONTE CARLO. Sun. Argentinian Carlos Monzon retained his world middleweight boxIng title here last night In a br>ef bul dramatic bout with Italian challenger and former champion Nino Benvenuti. With barely 30 seconds of the third round gone Benvenuti's manager Gustavo Amaduzzi threw in
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      2251 25  -  EPSOM JEEP RACING with \IOVIE HOUSE V, xf with Lyle Harbridge up, scored a threelength win in the $15,000 Club Cup run over llf at Bukit Ti mah yesterday. Movie House V was the second-leg of a double for Harbridge, who won on Count
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      213 25 'POKYO, Sun. Aus--1 tralia's Peter Thomson today fired a four-under-par 68 and won the $83,100 Dunlop golf tournament. His 68 In the final round on the 6.697 yd par-72 Mlnoo Golf Club course In Ikeda gave him an eight-■jnder-par 280. He won first prize money of $12,465.
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      432 25 SYDNEY. Sun. R*sulU of Australian soccer matches: NSW Federation Div 1 Hatcoan 4 Prague 2; Marconi 1 S. Sydney 1. NSW Fed Div 2 Artarmon 1 Balgownle 1; Concordia 0 Baikslown 6; Corinthians 6 N. Sydney 0; Granville 1 Ouildlord 1 Polonia 1 Southerland 4. NSW Fed Div
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    485 26 Accord near on Suez, says Israel TEL AVIV, Sun. THK Israeli press said today the visit here by U.S. Secretary of State William Rogers generated progress toward an Israelikgyptian agreement for reopening the Suez (.'anal. The Jerusalem Post, an English-language daily, headlined that Israel now would agree to let an
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    30 26 BOCHUM (West Germany), Sun— The Soviet mooncraft Lunokhod- 1 has resumed Its activities in the Sea of Rains, according to signals picked up at the space-tracking stations here.— Reuter.
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    31 26 KARACHI. Sun. Four student leaders and three other people are expected to go on trial in Dacca tomorrow under various martial law regulations and provisions of the penal code.
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    161 26 Golden hour of Cup triumph for Arsenal r\. GOLDEN HOUR OF TBIIMPH Arsenal's captain Frank McLintocx, surrounded by his team-mates, holds the coveted English FA. Cup aloft to acknowledge the thundering cheers of the 100.000 crowd at London's Wembly Stadium on Saturday. It was a double triumph for the Gunners
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    272 26 COLOMBO, Sun. T^tANY of Ceylon's youthful rebels are being iTI trained for Jungle warfare by a lean, graying guerilla fighter who predicts this strategic island will fall to local-style communism within three years. To the ultra-leftist Insurgents this man is known I as "Tilak," a veteran
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