The Straits Times, 27 May 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, MAY 27, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Raja slams PFA chief
    1171 1 Raja slams PFA chief 'More concerned with foreign interests' QUOTE s~ It is not freeW dom of the Press which is at stake as far as Mr. Rotes is concerned. Nor is he concerned with the fate of Singapore and its people. I do not doubt the sincerity of Mr.
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    Take – Over talks open
    551 1  - Take Over talks open JOSEPH YEO: By Singapore, Wed V E G O TIATIONS on the takeover of the Singapore Herald began today. The talks were held separately. THE FIRST ROUND was between Mr. Jimmy Hahn, managing director of the Herald, and Mr. Jackson Lee, receiver of the newspaper. THE
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    Labour MPs hit out at foreign attacks
    457 1 Labour MPs hit out at foreign attacks INGAPORE, Wed. 1 Singapore will not newspaper which allows Itself to d as a front for ■:i attacks on Its y to achieve ulterior motives. 'he view of eight PAP Members of ParliaMr. Ho See Beng 3ras Basah). Mr. Seah Kok (Bukit Ho
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    Eupoc chairman fined $1,500
    108 1 Eupoc chairman fined $1,500 CINGAPORE, Wed. Eupoc's chairman, Charles Eu Keng Pang, 45, was today found guilty on three of six charges under the Companies Act after an eight-day hearing in a district court. He BM fined $500 en each of the counts for failure to declare his Interests In
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    Lock icon Yen unchanged
    21 1 TOKYO. Wed. Prime Minister Elsaku Sato today told a news conference that Japan will not revalue the yen —UPI
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    Lock icon Entry quota doubled
    81 1 LONDON. Wed. Britain Is to double the number of British Asians in East Africa allowed Into this country under her official quota scheme, the House of Commons was told today. Home Secretary Mr. Reginald Maudling announced that the annual total of entry vouchers for heads ot households
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    Lock icon 11 die in threeplane crash
    30 1 CAPE TOWN. Wed— Three South African Air Force Jets crashed into Cape Town's Table Mountain today and first reports tald 11 aircrew were killed R«uter.
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    Park wins
    24 1 SEOUL. Wed— South Koreas ruling party won a majority of National Assembly seats today assuring the government of Park Chunu-Hee of stability.
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    Lock icon Bomb- in plane hoax man gets $1.7 million
    498 1 Bomb- in plane hoax man gets $1.7 million SYDNEY, Wednesday QANTAS, Australia's national airline, today paid half ;i million Australian dollars ($1.7 million) in cash to a bomb hoaxer who caused a seven-hour air drama involving. 128 passengers and crew aboard a Hong Kong-bound Qantas airliner. The hoax plot had
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    Lock icon Mystery rockets found
    45 1 SAIGON. Wed. Government troops sweeping a battlefield below tfie Demilitarised Zone (DM7.i tx.rder today found a cache of mysterious heavy rockets wlikh Allied officers, Including two generals, were unable to identify as anything they had seer, used in the Vietnam War. UPI.
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      Invitation to Lee stays
      45 1 ZIRICH. Wed. The International Pre« In stltute (IPD has no intention of asking Mr. Lee Kuan Yew to st.i from the organisation's general assembly next month because of the Press row in Singapore. IPI director Mr. Ernest Meyer said today.— L'Pl.
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      11 1 Don't waste water! Still a long way to go: Page 5
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    Ash Grove over and over again
    133 2 Ash Grove over and over again SINGAPORE, Wed. An old Welsh folksong "The Ash Grove" is being played over and over again in Singapore airport much to the irritation of not only airport workers, bat also regular local air travellers. "It smacks of colonialism," said an airport worker who also
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    Council meet
    29 2 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Singapore Council of Social Service will meet at Its Pennag Lane premises on Friday to discuss the problem of funds for voluntary welfare organisations.
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    MP's tour
    21 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. The MP for Katong. Mr. J.F. Concelcao. will tour the Tanjong Rhu housing estate on June 6.
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    Call for bigger role for the private sector
    490 2  - Call for bigger role for the private sector R. CHANDRAM PLEA BY DELEGATES AT ASEAN MEETING By SINGAPORE, Wed. Thai and Malaysian delegates to the 3rd Asean advisory committee meeting today six>ke strongly for a bigger role of private sector in the organisation's projects. The Thai delegation leader, Dr. Vichitvon*
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    Bank workers voice concern at introduction of computers
    344 2 Bank workers voice concern at introduction of computers CINGAPORE, Wed. Bank workers' associations should resist the Introduction of computers Into the banking Industry in countries where there is an over-supply of labour. The General Assembly of the South-east Asian Council of Bank Officer Associations was told this today. A statement
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    SMA to inject vitality into industries
    355 2 SMA to inject vitality into industries CINGAPORE, Wed. The new chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association, Mr. Llm Hong Keat, tonight sketched a five-point plan to Inject fresh vitality Into local Industries. During the next few years, the association, he said, would: Intensify the search for more International markets. Concentrate
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    Lock icon Roaring business at the Den
    137 3 FATIMAH Yakia has been seen trotting into the Den every night of the week. There she has to be bright and ready to tackle likely wolves on the prowl. More important, she h.-vs to keep them quiet, happy and blissful And their brllies full. "It's
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    Varsity talk
    45 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. Profesaor G.G. Meredith, Professor, ot Accounting and Finance. University of New England in New South Wales, will talk on the role of the accountant In an Industrialising economy in New Lecture Theatre 2. Bukrt Timah campus, at 8 p.m. on Friday.
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    Art show
    41 3 SINGAPORE. Wed The MP lor River Valley. Mr. Low Gi'»n Onn, will open an art exhibition by local artists, organised by the Culture Ministry and the People's Association at the River Valley community centre at 8 p.m. on Friday.
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    Pretty girls bad for our business—cabbies
    346 3 Pretty girls bad for our business— cabbies SINGAPORE, Wednesday iTtflE public transport reorgani sation, travel pamphlets and handbooks for tourists, and pretty girls are making life difficult for cabbies, the Taxi Drivers' Association claimed tonight. In a statement, ihe association said these and other factors affecting the livelihood of taxi-drivers
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    Charity walk
    28 3 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Education Minister. Mr. Llm Kirn San, will open the Bngapore Qlrl Ouldes Association's donation walk at Quid* House In Clemenceau Avenue on Sunday.
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    Survey on paid parking at estates
    154 3 Survey on paid parking at estates SINGAPORE, Wed. A survey to consider a plan for paid parking In housing estates Is being undertaken by the Housing Board. A circular to flat-dwellers said shortage of car parks in housing estates might soon pose a serious problem. It was not possible for
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    Modesty case: Personal diary produced in court
    330 4 Modesty case: Personal diary produced in court SINGAPORE, Wed. A businessman today produced his personal diary In court to prove that an Indonesian merchant, charged with outraging the modesty of an Indonesian housewife, was with him on Aug. 27 last year the date of the alleged offence. Inche Abdul Samad
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    C-centre to hold baby show
    77 4 C-centre to hold baby show SINGAPORE. Wed. The women's sub -committee, Havelock community centre, will hold a baby show on June 19. The show will oe divided Into three age group* Oroup A, three months to six; Oroup B, six months to a year; and Oroup C, one year to
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    On-off Sikhism seminar to be held at weekend
    201 4 SINGAPORE, Wed. The seminar on "Sikhism in Contemporary Singapore," which was called off last month, will now be held this weekend. The organisers, the University of Singapore's Indian Cultural Society, today said the seminar would be held at the university's new lecture
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    Developer on why he lost his case
    677 4 Developer on why he lost his case NEGLIGENCE SUIT AGAINST LAWYERS SINGAPORE, Wed A LAND developer, suing two lawyers for alleged negligence over a land transaction in 1963, today agreed that he lost a High Court action involving the land in question in 1966 because his evidence and that of
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    PROPHET BURSARIES FOR HUNDRED STUDENTS
    111 4 SINGAPORE, Wed.— More than a hundred students. Including three nonMuslims, tonight received bursary certificates for secondary and tertiary study, from the Prophet Mohamad's Birthday Memorial Scholarship Board. The non-Muslim students are Mr. Teo Kok Pong, a third-year Medicine student at the University of Singapore, who
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    Fishermen ask Razak to look into their hardship
    86 5 Fishermen ask Razak to look into their hardship MLAR, Wed. Over 3.000 fishermen in Johore have appealed to Tun Abdul Raza.k to look into their grievances when he visits the state next week. A spokesman of the Parit Jaw a Fishermen's Association said today fishermen alone the west coast of
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    10-day training within industry
    71 5 10-day training within industry SINGAPORE. Wed— The Labour Ministry's Supervisory Training Section Is now running a 10-day training within industry trainers (Job relations) residential institute at the People's Association's ponggol Point holiday camp. Ten potential trainers are attending the institute, which is conducted by Mr. Roch Qoh Peng Wee. the
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    Misadventure verdict
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. A hawker's nine-year-old epileptic son. Chew Yong Hong, fell Into a well and drowned near his Upper Serangoon Road house on May 12. The coroner's court today recorded a verdict of misadventure.
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    4m drop, but still a long way to go
    339 5 4m drop, but still a long way to go SINGAPORE, Wednesday •THM fluctuation In water consumption took a downward path yesterday, registering a drop of 4.1 million gallons from Monday's 1 ()!>..'{ million gallons. Yesterday's level of 105.2 million gallons was almost the same as that on May 13s 105.4
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    Malaysian envoy to Belgrade
    49 5 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia's Ambassador in Bonn, Tan Sri Philip Kuok Hock Kee has been concurrently acceredited to Belgrade. Tan Sri Kuok, 49, has been Malaysian Ambassador in The Hague from 1966 to August last year. Malaysia and Yugoslavia have established diplomatic relations since 1968.
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    Police gift of $22,000
    54 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The deputy Prime Minister, Tun (Dr.) Ismail today received a cheque for $22,398 for the National Disaster Relief Fund from members of the Royal Malaysia Police Force. U was handed over by the Inspector-General of Police, Tan Sri Mohamed Salleh bin Ismail, at
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    Man hurt
    40 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. An unidentified man. believed to be in his seventies, was admitted to Outram Hospital In a "critical" condition after he was knocked down by a car at Jalan Tua Kong, off East Coast Road this evening.
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    Salary inquiry
    26 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Justice Harun bin Hashim has been appointed chairman of the Royal Commission on salaries of employees In statutory and quasi-government bodies.
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    $6,000 fire in factory
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Fire broke out at the premises of International Fibre Glass and Engineering Company in Jalan Pellkat. off Upper! Serangoon Road, at 10.30 a.m. today. About 16,000 worth of chemical products were damaged. Cause of the Are has not been established.
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    Lorry kills 2
    42 5 ALOR STAR, Wed. Haton blnte Zaln. 35, and her six-year-old daughter, Noraln blnte Mohamed, were killed when they were knocked down by a lorry while bathing at a public stand pipe on the Alor Star-Sungel Patanl main road today.
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    US experts due to help airline finalise charter flights
    262 5  - US experts due to help airline finalise charter flights P. M. RAMAN: By Singapore, Wed T<WO senior executives of Overseas National Air- ways of New York are due here next week to help Saber Air, the Singapore Governmentbacked airline, finalise arrangements for European charter flights. ON A is acting as
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    2 SHIPS FOR MALAYSIA'S PILGRIMAGE SERVICE
    84 5 2 SHIPS FOR MALAYSIA'S PILGRIMAGE SERVICE KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia's first two passenger liners will arrive in Malaysian waters by August to inaugurate the country's pilgrimage and tourist shipping service. The first liner. Malaysia Bharu, will arrive in July while the second, Malaysia Jaya is expected by the end of
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    Malaysia to step up the production of pines
    143 5 K. LUMPUR, Wad MALAYSIA'S annual pineapple exports Is expected to reach the $70 million mark by 1973. Concerted efforts are now being made to step up the production of the fruit and to woo new markets abroad. Pineapples Cannery of Malaya Sdn.
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    WEDDING AFTER MEETING SEVEN YEARS AGO
    121 5 WEDDING AFTER MEETING SEVEN YEARS AGO SINGAPORE, Wed. Miss Uly Teo and Mr. ACS Danaraj, who met at a church youth meeting seven years ago, were today married at St. Andrew's Cathedral. Mr. Danaraj is the second son of Mr. and Mrs. Sundram. A principal Town Planner Development Control >
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    Meet-the-people sessions
    38 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Home Affairs Minister and MP (or Alexandra. Dr. Wong Lin Ken. wll hold meet-the-people sessions every Friday from 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. at No. 531. Block 77 Commonwealth Drive, from June 4.
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    Plan for special tourist taxis dropped
    154 6 Plan for special tourist taxis dropped CINGAPORE, Wed. A plan to start a special tourist taxi service has been dropped. Instead, the Government will award 200 more ordinary taxi licences to the NTUC Comfort fleet to take the place of the Intended fleet of 200 special tourist taxis. The decision
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    Five cents kiss
    35 6 PENANO. Wed— Bread-seller S. Yaacob. 35, who gave a se-ven-year-old girl five cents after kissing her In a lift, was jailed for three months today on a charge of outraging her modesty.
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    Boys Brigade
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Boys' Brigade will raise funds (or their activities and expansion programmes during their knnual Week from May 30 to June 5.
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    SWIM ENDS IN TRAGEDY FOR DRIVER
    94 6 SWIM ENDS IN TRAGEDY FOR DRIVER CINGAPORE, Wed. A 20- driver who went for a swim with three girls was drowned, a coroner heard toduy. One of the girls, 16-year-old Yau Yoke Chun, a factory hand, told the court at the Inquiry into the death of Lee Chin Lock, that
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    Beer drinking contest
    39 6 SINOAPORE. Wed. The Danish Agricultural Marketing Board will hold a sausage eating and beer drinking competition at the Cuscaden House Hotel swimming pool on June 1 at 7.30 p.m. as part of its Danish Pood Fortnight.
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    When a detainee is not allowed to enjoy right to counsel—A-G
    937 6 When a detainee is not allowed to enjoy right to counsel— A-G 'Nanyang executives held incommunicado for three weeks' SINGAPORE, Wednesday THE Attorney General, Mr. Tan Book Tejk, said in the High Court today that it had always been his department's contention that doring the preliminary period of detention, a
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    Illegal assembly: Student cleared
    131 6 PETAUNG JAVA, Wed. A University of Malaya economics student Fong Kwok Yuen 20, was conditionally discharged by the magistrate's court here today for directing an unlawful assembly. A group of university students gathered outside Malaya Galvanised Iron Pipes Sdn. Bhd. on Oct. 23 last year to
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    HK team has talks with Trade Division men
    112 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The visiting delegation from the Hong Kong Trade Development Council today held general discussions with Trade Division officials. The talks centred mainly on the role and structure of the council as well as ways to Increase trade links between the
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    STAMPS TO MARK BRUNEI MALAY REGIMENT JOY
    81 6 BANDAR BERI BEGAWAN, Wed. Commemorative stamps to mark the 10th anniversary of the Royal Brunei Malay Regiment will be on sale on Monday. There are three denominations 10 cents, showing a Brunei soldier In parade dress, 15 cents, showing an army helicopter and
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    SECOND PLAN MAY CALL FOR $9,OOOM
    96 6 SECOND PLAN MAY CALL FOR $9,OOOM KUALA LUMPIR. Wed The second Malaysia Development Plan (1971--75) may run into something- like $9,000 million for the five-year period. Preliminary details of the plan will be announced by Tun Abdul Razak at a Press conference tomorrow morning. The full plan will, however, be
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    Sultan visits casino
    56 6 KUALA LDMPUR, Wed. I The Sultan of Selangor and the Tengku Ampuan had their first look at Malaysia's only licensed gambling club the Casino De Oentlng today The royal couple spent 30 minutes at '.he casino, which Is one of the main attractions at I the Oentlnc
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      165 6 VI THEATRE RESTAURANT NITE -CLUB A CABARET ENTERPRISES M KALLANG PARK, SINGAPORE. m tm^k lt OACIC I M. Hll^l Proudly Presentt:— WmW Mr^fc >*i Performing Jk# S Exor c Ado 9° I dm J^ Solo Dance JR I At the mike i^k W mf If I Charming Toiwan, H Ijjr
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    Getting a lead on cassettes
    1216 7  - Getting a lead on cassettes ARTHUR SANDLES TOO MANY SYSTEMS -AND A COPYRIGHT PROBLEM By LONDON THE BIG men of the movie world are gathering in Cannes. It is a glittering occasion, with the Mercedes Jostling the Cadillacs on the front and hardly a frown to be seen to indicate
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    Nostalgia-as Raffles period hotel is knocked down
    427 7  -  HUGH MABBETT By JAKARTA The Hotel Duta Indonesia, formerly the Hotel des Indes. social focus of the Dutch empire In Asia, is not going io be left to crumble away. It's going to be knocked down instead to make way for a 1.000-room
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      276 7 Straits Times foossword ACROSS fitting for anti-16, 31 (5, S. 5. 1 Dectoral of 21 for J^^ p^ j^ the 21 1 (3, 3. 3. 4). finitely (4. 3). 9 Bird makes a revolution on 14. Back what the cat say* In the side (7). the store* (9). 10 Continue
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    Accused tells of 'that confusing afternoon'
    702 8  - Accused tells of 'that confusing afternoon' WONG LAI WAH: DOUBLE MURDER HEARING By Singapore, Wed A 22 year old labourer spoke today of "that confusing afternoon" when he stabbed his girlfriend's younger sister and brother. Teoh Ec Huat, on trial for the double murder at a Toa Payoh flat on
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    Frigate on visit
    51 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Bri'^h Royal Navy frigate, HMS Sc"la. will arrive at Port Swettenham tomorrow on a fourday visit. The 2.880-ton frigate is commanded by Captain MA. Hlggs. who until last August was the Principal SUfI Officer of the Naval SUfT Division at the Defence Ministry
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    VIKINGS TO 'INVADE' CLIFFORD PIER
    77 8 VIKINGS TO 'INVADE' CLIFFORD PIER SINGAPORE, Wed. A small boatload of Vikings will "invade" Clifford Pier tomorrow afternoon. But it will be for a peaceful cause. The men, all dressed in costumes similar to those worn by the ancient sea- farers. will charge ashore urging people to eat Danish food.
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    APPEAL TO DAUGHTER TO RETURN HOME
    81 8 APPEAL TO DAUGHTER TO RETURN HOME SINGAPORE, Wed. A worried father today appealed to his teenagf daughter Wong Ptk Wun:; (above) missing since March, to return home. The appeal was contained in a letter sent to the Straits Times by the Assistant Director, Counselling and Advice Section, Social Welfare Department.
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    US expert to talk on drug addiction
    62 8 US expert to talk on drug addiction KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A narcotics expert Is to give a talk on drug addiction to 300 police cadets here on Saturday. He Is Mr. William Cunningham, a Federal Bureau of Narcotics agent wtth the U.S. embassy here. He will also UUc en Juvenile
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    242 9  -  CHEW LEE CHING -By SINGAPORE. Wed.— At 63. Burt Kaye finally bought his first motorbike. That same morning he learnt to ride it. In the afternoon he was off with all his fear on his newly-acquired bike to see the world.
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    Man killed by van
    41 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. A 61--year-old man. Song Peng Kee, «v killed yesterday when he was knocked down by a van at the Junction of Jalan Kolam Ayer and Macpherson Road. There were 82 traffic accidents yesterday, six serious.
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    Film premiere
    33 9 BINOAPORE W«d- The Education Minister, Mr. Urn Kirn San. tonight attended a film premiere "The Owl and the Pussycat" at Cathay cinema held in aid of the Singapore Schools Sportt Counca
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    Two hurt in crash
    45 9 SINGAPORE, Wed. Two Singapore Armed Forces men were injured when their truck slammed into a lamp post at Seletar East Camp early today. The two. Peh Ah Sal, 25. and Llm Jit Seng, 22, were treated as outpatients at Thomson Hospital.
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    Inconsiderate driver
    41 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Lorry driver Ho Ah Kee. 50. was today fined 1100 by a traffic court after he admitted driving a lorry Inconsiderately and colliding into a scooter while overtaking it in Nicoll Highway on July 16 last year.
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    Theft denied
    31 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Pang Tee Tee, 29, Jobless, today denied Stealing five chickens from Madam Llm jPeu. 52, at Upper Changl Road on May 19. Ball of $500 was allowed.
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    Ghafar predicts political demise of Alliance
    212 9 Ghafar predicts political demise of Alliance IPOH, Wed UMNO vice-president, Inche Abdul Ghafar Baba, today predicted the political demise of the Alliance as a three communal party set-up. ADMO Alliance Direct Membership Organisationfourth arm of the party, will bring truly non-com-munal politics, super-ceding the Umno, MCA and MIC. he said.
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    President to review parade
    84 9 President to review parade SINGAPORE, Wed.— The annual review and display of the Boys' Brigade Parade will be held on May 29 at 5 p.m. at the Halg Road Peoples' Defence Forces camp. President Sheares will review the parade and present founder's badges to Sgt. Hubert Wong and L Cpl.
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    Girl kills herself after scolding by her father
    237 9 Girl kills herself after scolding by her father SINGAPORE, Wed. A teenage girl, who criticised people who jumped to their deaths as "stupid", took her own life by jumping from a 20-storey block of flats, after a scolding, a coroner's court heard today. "Before that I used to advise her
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    Three charged with disorderly behaviour
    72 9 Three charged with disorderly behaviour SINGAPORE. Wed. Three labourers were charged today with disorderly behaviour at the Beach Road police station yesterday. They are Mohamad Kalld bin Abdullah, 32. Sunll Kumar Bhadra and P. Antony, both 50. Antony was fined $10 for having rushed at and struggled with a police
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    1823 10 Eupoc chairman fined $1,500 for breach of Companies Act COUNSEL: HE HAS CLEARED HIS NAME Reporter: CHRISTINA CHEANG All DBS did was to introduce a rights issue... Judge to Rajah: Treading on dangerous grounds... SINGAPORE, Wednesday Eu Keng Pang, 45, the chairman of Eupoc Pulp and Paper Industries was today
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    Extort bid after theft of I-card, $1,000
    103 10 Extort bid after theft of I-card, $1,000 SINGAPORE, Wed. A carpenter stole an iden-tity-card and $1,000 in cash and property from shopkeeper Ng Teow Nanr, and later tried to ret another $100 from Ng in exchange for the identity card a court heard today. Ton* Tenj Wai, 25, admitted that
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    70 11 SEVEN passengers were injured when this I'BC bus went off the road and landed in an unfinished culvert at Toa Payoh around midnight on Tuesday night. They were taken to Outram Hospital where they were treated as outpatients. Three others in the bus escaped
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    Arsonist sets fire to house
    125 11 Arsonist sets fire to house CINGAPORE, Wed. An arsonist is believed to have set ablaze a zinc roofed house in Jalan Bahru Selatan, off West Coast Road, today. The three-room house and its adjoining kitchen hut were completely gutted by the time two fire engines arrived at about 12.30 p.m.
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    Youth admits theft
    40 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Lim Khoon Hwa. 16. Jobless, today admitted stealing $18.50 worth of plumbing equipment from Ah Kit at Oeylang Road yesterday. Sentence wu postponed to Jun* 16 pending a probation report. Ball of $250 was allowed
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    Tuition for less fortunate students in Whampoa
    120 11 Tuition for less fortunate students in Whampoa SINGAPORE. Wed. The PAP Whampoa Branch (Youth Section) will organise tutorial classes for the less fortunate students in Whampoa constituency. Tuition in Chinese and science for Primary Bix. additional and elementary mathematics. Chinese and art for Secondary Pour, pure and applied mathematics, general
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    Blood donation
    25 11 SINOAPORE. Wed. About 100 members of the Vigilante Corps will donate tlood at Whitley Secondary School canteen on May 31 and June 2.
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    NO SALES IN 'BIGGEST LAND AUCTION IN STORE'
    169 11 NO SALES IN 'BIGGEST LAND AUCTION IN STORE' CINGAPORE, Wed. 13 The "biggest land auction in Singapore in a decade" today registered no sales. Reason: None of the bids reached the reserve price. For Instance, the reserve price of a large piece of land In Upper Changl was $1.2 million.
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    Visit by Punjab society officials
    44 11 SINOAPORE. Wed. Hazur Maharat Charan Singh. 54, master of the Radha Soaml Satsang Beas Society in the Punjab, will make a four-day visit to Singapore in June. During his stay, he will give lectures organised by the society here.
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    Youth steals from boss
    42 11 SINOAPORE. Wed. A former stall assistant Zainal Sapale, 16. today admitted stealing $80 and property from his employer on Jan. 25 at the Taman Juronfc market. He was allowed $900 ball pending a probation report on June 16.
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    Poly students' big walk
    46 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Polytechnic Student*" Union will stage Its sixth annual Orientation Big Walk on Sunday at 8 a.m. Mr. Chan Chee Seng, the Parliamentary Secretary, Ministry of Social Aflairs, will be the patron, and Mrs. Chan will present the prises.
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    Music concert
    34 11 SINOAPORE. Wed. District 4 of the Singapore Youth Festival 1071 will hold a music and dance concert at the Chung Cheng High School hell In Goodman Road on Saturday at 7.30 p.m
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    Govt plans to put convicts on parole
    231 11  - Govt plans to put convicts on parole LESLIE FONG: By Singapore, Wed. rrHE Government is believed to be "actively" ■1 studying the feasibility of introducing a parole scheme for convicts. However, It has still to determine how. when and in what form the parole sch-me is to be Introduced. Meanwhile,
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    SINGAPORE TEACHERS CLIMB KINABALU
    83 11 SINGAPORE TEACHERS CLIMB KINABALU BANDAR SERI BEGA WAN, Wed. Four Singapore teachers seconded to Brunei have successfully led an expedition of eight students from Sekolah Menengah Melayu In scaling Gunong Kinabalu. The party, climbing the Sabah face ot the mountain, reached the 13.455 ft. summit after six and a half
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    POLICE CLOSE FILE ON HOUSING FRAUD CASE
    147 11 POLICE CLOSE FILE ON HOUSING FRAUD CASE CINGAPORE, Wed. Police have closed the file on the Bukit Gombak housing fraud case In which some 80 people were cheated in unauthorised house transactions. But that does not mean the end of the affair in which a civil servant was said to
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    Youth denies house break
    47 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Yam Weng Kwok. 21. today denied breaking Into the storeroom of Radiance Electric Pte. Ltd. at Anson Road yesterday to steal $120 of insulation wires. Bail of $500 was allowed. The case will be transferred to a district court on Saturday.
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    Pepper disease
    30 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Three officers from the Ministry of Agriculture and Lands will leave for Sarawak tomorrow to investigate the fungus disease which is blighting pepper plantations there.
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      CAMPUS FAILINGS
      517 12 It is odd that the report of the committee appointed by the National Operations Council to study the campus life of students of the University of Malaya should find its way to the Press by chance and by purchase. It has had no official publicity. But it is
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      BUYING MALAYSIAN
      282 12 A built-in resistance to locally manufactured goods and a coi responding craze for the foreign article are common to most developing countries. Malaysia is not an exception. However, judging by the response to the Made-in-Malaysia trade fair now at Stadium Negara, it can be said with some confidence
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      GIMMICKRY PAYS
      175 12 Not many weeks ago, Singapore's Tourist Board was being taken to task for indulging in gimmickry. The Board's tourist promotion programme has now produced results which speuk for themselves. In the first three months of this year, there was an increase of 25 per cent in tourist arrivals,
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    23 12 "I agree, cherie, that marriage is for keeps. But as it's a European marriage, I must naturally be allowed to keep a mistress."
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    1044 12  -  DENIS HEALEY Towards a security conference By BRITAIN'S former Defence Secretary and a leading member of the Labour Opposition at Westminster, who suggests in this article that "the way is now open for rapid progress towards talks on arms cuts" between the NATO and Warsaw
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      258 12 REFERRING to the letters by "Merpati" and "Isolated" (ST. May 15), I completely sympathise with the public who find that there are not enough public telephones. However I wish to point out that the lack of civic consciousness of the public in general has forced us to
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      Waiting for the PSC
      67 12 \yAITING hoping despairing... This ls how it has been for me since December. 1970. That's when I appiled for a technician's post when interviews were being held by the Public Service Commission, Kuala Lumpur, at P.BC, Penang. Did I succeed? Did I fall? I haven't heard
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    Strongman playing a caretaker role
    556 12 Strongman playing a caretaker role By A Special Correspondent PRESIDENT Tahya Khan seldom ventures out In public without a swagger stick tucked under his arm, even when wearing a business suit Associates say he does it to preserve an image as military Commander-in-Chief with a caretaker role in public life.
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      Lock icon Russians land on Indian Ocean isle in search of a base
      408 13 Russians land on Indian Ocean isle in search of a base vyASINGTONH, Wed.— The Russians have recently landed on and studied at least one island in the Indian Ocean in what may be a search for a naval base in the art-. i. Admiral John Mri .mi. Commander-in-Chief of U.S.
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      Lock icon RAVI SUES PRODUCERS FOR USING HIS MUSIC IN SEX FILM
      204 13 RAVI SUES PRODUCERS FOR USING HIS MUSIC IN SEX FILM T OS ANGELES. Wed. Indian sitar player Ravi Shankar yesterday sued a lilrn company and two of its producers for US$l million damages claiming his music was used in a sex film. Shankar told reporters here after filing the Superior
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      Strike threat
      26 13 LONDON. Wed. Leaders of Britain's 15.000 blast .'urnacrmen have threatened to go on strike next Tuesday, paralysing the bulk of the country's steel production.
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      Nixon hits at northerners
      45 13 BIRMINGHAM. (Alabama). Wed. President Nixon yesterday expressed hit utter contempt for what he called the hypocritical double standards of northerners who resist racial integration in their communities while demanding that the south speed up the desegregation of iU ovk n schools.
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      436 13 RIVAL PARTIES ACCUSE GOVT-BACKED SEKBER GOLKAR OF INTIMIDATION JAKARTA. Wednesday THE Indonesian election campaign flared into a mass fight in West Java between thousands of supporters of the army-back-ed Sekber Golkar and the rival Indonesian Nationalist Party (PNI), a newspaper reported today. But only two
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      Pompidou: C-mart Six must aid Britain
      94 13 Pompidou: C-mart Six must aid Britain BRISSELS. Wed. The Common Market Six will have to make an effort to help Britain overcome the difficulties facing her during her adaptation to the EEC. President Pompidou said here yesterday. According to informed sources, the French President made this remark during a 75-minute
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      Lock icon Truck rams into crowd killing 69
      137 13 HYDERABAD, Wed. A speeding truck rammed into a crowd of 500 people in South India yesterday, turning a village festival into a graveyard littered with 69 bodies. Of the dead, 35 were children and 23 were women, many of whom had held babies in
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      43 13 HOME— AFTER RUSE THAT FAILED SMILING Wesley Storer. 22. leaving the airport etrminal at Portland Maine, after his return from Vietnam. His attempt to substitute for his brother Glenn, 21 on Vietnam duty was discovered and he was sent horne UPI radio photo.
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      Lock icon Thant is firm on not serving third term at U.N.
      223 13 Thant is firm on not serving third term at U.N. YEW YORK, Wed. 11 U Thant seemed to have slammed the door firmly yesterday on efforts to draft him for a third term as U.N. SecretaryGeneral. In a statement to a conference of non-govern-mental organisations, he twice used the word
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      211 13 OUR PILOTS GET YOU AIRBORNE, OUR PURSERS TAKE YOU TO SUBLIME HEIGHTS. When the takeoff roar settles to a Specifically, he's in charge of all murmuring hum, you'll hear different passenger services aboard the aircraft, sounds. The tinkle of silver against^^^From lighting and heating arrangechina.Winepouringintocrys- ments to the more complicated
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      33 13 THE GAMBOLS By Birry Appleby C'cant ttMßMeex moat) IT WAG I WANTED TO S O x tell you tgeogoQ r ('jtS-HOW fV (TmADe AN APPCXNT/MeffT^ Sce/we/weeO V** 2 w™ we dent/st) y y
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      Lock icon Nosing out on the brink
      63 14 A TRAIN carriage leans dangerously out over the River Parana from the damaged ferryboat Delfina Mitra following a coflision between two ferryboats, both carrying trains packed with passengers. Miraculously no one was hurt in the mishap The boats are regularly used to transport trains ovor
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      Lock icon Statue case: Call for probe
      273 14 MANILA, Wed JUDGE Pio Marcos, accused of bungling the seizure of a Buddha statue from a Filipino treasure hunter, said he wanted a judicial investigation to be heard in public. The Judge, an uncle of President Marcos, told a Press conference he welcomed the Investigation
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      240 14 THAI GOVT BACKS THANAT ON CHINA BANGKOK, Wednesday. 'J'HE Prime Minister's Office has officially stated that the Government supported recent policy statements made by Foreign Minister Tun Thanat Khoman. Tun Thanat had said that Thailand was seeking a meaningful dialogue with China because the country needed peace. Opposition politicians and
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      $15 million suit
      37 14 LOS ANOELES. Wed. The widow of astronaut Virgil Gristom yesterday filed a US$5 million suit for what she claimed was his wrongful death in a 1967 explosion aboard a apace craft at Cape Kennedy.
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      387 14 China visitors tell why Peking won't resume ties with the US NEW YORK, Wed TWO American biology professors returned yesterday from a two-week tour of China and said they do not believe there is a probability of a resumption of diplomatic relations between it and the United States in the
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      80 14 2 policemen to die for murder ILfANILA, Wed. Two R policemen were yesterday sentenced to death for killing a robbery suspect while his hands were raisea In surrender. Judge Onofre VUlaluz rejected the plea of self-defence of Patrolmen Teo Raymundc and Inlgo Malapitan. members ol the police force In the
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      Lock icon Judge dismisses charges against Black Panther chief
      228 14 Judge dismisses charges against Black Panther chief YEW HAVEN (Connecti--1 cut), Wed. A judge yesterday dismissed all nine murder and conspiracy charges against Black Panther national chairman Bobby Scale and Mrs. Ericka Huggins, saying he felt it' was impossible to select a new jury. Superior C >urt Judge Harold Mulvey,
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      21 14 JAKARTA. Wed. The Government is to Impose strict control on the entry of drugs and medicines Into the country.
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      Lock icon Caller used Indira's name to rob bank, says cashier
      273 15 Caller used Indira's name to rob bank, says cashier NEW DELHI, Wednesday. JHE chief cashier of the State Bank of India told police yesterday he was duped into participating in a six million rupee ($2.5 million) robbery. A phone call, he said, led him to think he was carrying out
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      Lock icon Cancel film festival call by Japan
      155 15 MANILA. Wed. Japan's movie makers decided to ask for the cancellation of the Asian Film Festival because of questionable officiating at last year's festival In Jakarta, film columnist Mr. Jose A. Qulrlno said today. Mr. Qulrino writes for the Manila Dally Mirror and has
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      38 15 CHICAGO. Wed. FBI agents have joined a widening investigation into the disappearance of a Black, city alderman after disclosure that US$lOO,OOO was missing from a Federallyfinanced plan to Integrate Blacks into Chicago's building trades unions. Reuter.
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      Russia's Tupolev at air show
      81 15 Russia's Tupolev at air show DARIS. Wed 1 The Tupolev 144, the Soviet rival of the Anglo-French supersonic Concorde jetliner, made its first appearance in the Western world yesterday when it landed at Le Bourget airport for the Paris International Air Show. opening here tomorrow. It is painted white with
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      191 15 West Pakistan faces bankruptcy 'without aid from outside' WASHINGTON Wed.— TT —West Pakistan probably will be bankrupt very soon and unable to sustain its struggle against East Pakistan, a leading economist and student of Pakistan said yesterday. "A desperate government can keep going a long time." Dr. Rot'-rt Dorfman Harvard
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      Democrats seek court action to end war
      178 15 WASHINGTON. Wed. Anti-war Democrats In the house, Angry over Congress, refusal to force an end to the Indo-China war, went to oourt yesterday asking that President Nixon either obtain Congressional approval tor the war or end US participation within 60 days. Rep. Parren
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      VATICAN HITS OUT AT WOMEN'S LIB ON ABORTION
      111 15 VATICAN CITY, Wed. f The Vatican criticised the Women's Liberation Movement today for supporting legalised abortion. "Pregnancy Is not a private affair of the woman," the Vatican newspaper L'Osservatore Romano said. Sure sign Whether a woman wants It or not. the paper
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      79 16 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES R1SLS K. Kampar $3.16 P. Chem. $1.70 Hume (M) $2.25 F and N $5.75 Setron $1.40 Tholech $1.16 W. Jacks $2.27 F. Union $0.97 +.16 .10 +.10 10 +.08 07 +.06 .05 H. Leone $1 25 +.05 H. Spurs $1.44 +.04 FALLS Borneo $2.67 —.09 Merlin (M)
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      Straits Times Indices
      40 16 Straits Times Indices May 25 May 26 Industrials: 157.14 157.60 1 Hotels: 71.57 71.96 Properties: 130.17 130.97 t Tins: 92.74 92.92 t f rubber*: 118.41 118.41 •Dec. SO, 1966 100 Dff. 31, 196S b 1*0 tDec. 29, 1962 sa 1*0
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      1069 16 BID AND OFFIR PRICES OFFICIALLY LUTED AT THI CLOIt OF BUSINESS IN TNI SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINQ ROOMS OF TNI STOCK IXCMANOE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS VEITEROAV WIRE: INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Industrials, oil palms easier while the rest steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1359 16 BUSINESS In and reported to D the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcan (I) $1.53. Allied Choc. (1) $2 37. Ben (1) $1 43. (2)
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      47 16 rE following Allan Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are deposits of U5525,000 and above: One month 8 3/8 p.c Two months 6 1/2 p.c Three months 611/18p.c Six months 6 13/10p.c Nine months 7 p.c Twelve month* 7 n.c
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      Power cut disrupts trading
      264 16 Power cut disrupts trading SHARE prices on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday showed signs of weakening on lack of followthrough. Though trading was moderate and well spread oat the day's total turnover was reduced to 2.8 million units. This was partly due to a power failure which
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        25 16 MAY 26 RUBBER: 113.50 cents per kilo (down 1.75 cents). TIN: $637. 62 i (up $1,371). Official offering 242 tons (down 22 tons).
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        54 16 Tuesday Menday (U.S. Ml.t. London 41.023 40.77S Beirut 41.30 41.00 Hongkong 42.42 42.37 Zurlcb 40.908 40.808 41.108 41.008 Paris 40.94 40.88 B'pore (1) 42.329 42.323 t S •'Pore (2) 158.40 139.40 (1) Export price In non-sterling arses tn U.B. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In
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        39 16 In London on Tuesday the price of Malayan S P*r cent CIF UK/N. Europeans ports In bulk, sterling per lons ton June/July was quoted at UK £94 sellers or Ex-Cont. J227 sellers (1102 8 or Ex-Cont. 1347).
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        167 16 ™c Straits tin price In Penang yesterday perked $1.37* to $637.62* per plcul on an official offering down 22 tons to 242 Urns. The overnight London metal price had risen £8 to £1,460 per metric ton. The tone of the market was very steady with all round
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        111 16 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE. v JINCAPORE NOON CLOSiNO. PHICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Coconut OH: bulk J53 sellers drum fB3| idler*. Cop»«: Mixed (fob.) loo** June/ July UK/Cont. 532 B. Popper Muntok ABTA white f.o.b. 100% NLW $1771 seller* Sarawak white f.o.b. 96", NLW $167t seller* Sarawak special Mack f.o.b.
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        RUBBER PRICE GOES DOWN
        465 16 AFTER opening about unchanged, renewed stale bull liquidation from upcountry sources took the rubber market yesterday down another cent In relatively active conditions. All forward positions, up to the end of 1972. were traded In. Physicals, however, continued to be quiet. The market sagged half a
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        76 16 'THE Malaysian Minister of Finance has Used these rates for calculating Customs duties for period from May 27 to June 2: Robber 52 oenU a Ib. Copra 1522.00 m ton Palm OH $727.25 a ton Palm Kernel $387 75 a ton The rate* of duties payable are: Robber
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      Hume handout
      697 16 HUME Industries (Malaysia) last night announced a tax free interim dividend of 7i per cent and bonus issue of shares on a one-of-two basis. The dividend is a second Interim for the year to end June and Is to be issued in lieu of a final. It brings
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      Exchange rates
      161 16 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at May 26. Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollars to
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        422 16 T\f ELBOURNE. Wed. Mining ITI shares on the Melbourne Stock Exchange eased again today. C.R.A. came back another 20 cento to $8.80 and New Broken HIU gave up 30 cents to $12.60. Peko dipped a further 10 cents to $10.10 and Metal* Exploration closed at $4.75 a low for
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        297 16 YEW YORK. Tues— The stock A1 market again closed lower though a mld-sesslon bounce shaved early share declines. Volume near the final bell stood at about 16.02 million shares, compared with a turnover of slightly over 12 million yesterday. The market's sharp early decline wag blamed on apprehension
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        78 16 ruiANi'iALi TIMES TIN'S Tue*»*y 70.61 Monday 70 ei Week ago 70 43 RUBBERS Ty e «**y 189.04 Monday 189.29 Week ago 187.86 OILS Tuesday 343.88 Monday 343.62 Wee* ago 327 84 INDUSTRIALS £»*?«y 3 888 Monday 394 Week ago 385 3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday ohm ho Monday
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        163 16 J-TONO KONO. Wed. The *x market opened on a very nnn and buoyant note and tho favourite stocks were again tn Hone Koßf Land, having 2°!2L overnight at HK826.10 ftarted off the day at HK128.30 m^ Y7 P** I "*ched HK I 1. J*'ore profit-taking-SmSm?*. I"**1"** *> eta.
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    Sudden end to S'pore's romance of the year
    418 17  - Sudden end to S'pore's romance of the year TAN WEE LIAN: 'Cultural differences' blamed for hitch 3y Singapore. Wed Till course of true love never did run smooth. But nobody would have expected Singapore's love story of the year to end so abruptly. The romance of 60--year-old Australian Hector de
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    Japanese Garden fire
    28 17 SINGAPORE, Wed. A fire broke out at a hut in the Japanese Garden, Queensway, at 5 p.m. today, damaging the attap roof. Police are investigating.
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    Economists here for meeting
    77 17 SINGAPORE, Wed—Fourteen U.S economists from Washington and Saigon gathered here today to begin a two-day meeting to study the effects of the withdrawal of American forces from South Vietnam. They are also considering the long-term economic assistance programme for the war-torn country. The meeting is being
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    CALL FOR REVIEW OF TB DETECTION PROGRAMME
    195 17 CALL FOR REVIEW OF TB DETECTION PROGRAMME CINGAPORE, Wed. The medical director of the Singapore An t i Tuberculosis Association, Dr. N.C. Sen Gupta, today said there was an urgent need to review the TB detection programme. He was speaking at SATA's annual meeting held at the Chest and Heart
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    Lock icon Farewell lunch for Rajah
    54 17 LONDON. Wed. Singapore's High Commisfloner. Mr. A.P. Rajah was guest of honour at a farewell lunch given by the Foreign and Commonwealth Secretary. Sir Alec DouglasHome, today. Mr. Rajah will leave his Lpndon post about the end of June and return to Singapore before taking up
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    Black eye for policeman
    47 17 BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN, Wed. Inspector Hamld Johari, 25, was treated for a black eye in the hospital here yesterday after he was punched by a man after a road accident in which a six year-old girl was injured. Police have questioned a man.
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    King's message to Hussein
    44 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Yang Dl-Pertuan Agong yesterday sent a congratulatory message to King Hussein of Jordan on the occasion of the country's Independence Day. Tun Abdul Razak also sent a similar message to Jordan's Prime Minister, Mr. Wafsl Tell.
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    12,000 think metric' bills to back the big campaign
    301 17 12,000 think metric' bills to back the big campaign SINGAPORE, Wednesday. SINGAPORE will be plastered with 12,000 posters, carrying the slogan "Metric is Simpler," from tomorrow the start of a new and high gear phase in the Republic's "think metric" campaign. In four languages and attractively coloured In black, white
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    LOOTER AT EXPO FIRE JAILED
    161 17 SINGAPORE, Wed. A moment of greed led a sales supervisor to Join in the looting during the fire which broke out at the Singapore Exposition 1971 at Kallang Park on May 3, a court heard today. The court was told that Chee Chwee. 30, a
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      162 17 ■k£»?vH turous young men with initiative and a ElifSr jl higri de rw of physical >ltnett re ■pj^J^dß TL ponding to this challenge. Those who ■E^ttSß |n I S have i°' ned tt<e SAP as pilot trainees are confident of graduating as pilots, proud > aAABft J^mJmm^aA t° De among
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      1011 17 -On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and General Bondlin: The Decathlon World 2.49 P.M. Programme Summary Wameru Hosoital Record Holder > 4J S P* CIII Toto Dra 7IJ Medical Centre Pit Fall <• n v m. J 7 15 What Others Say (0 3.19 Ganda Wang Anda 1.11
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      PENSIONS AND THE NATIONAL SERVICEMAN
      131 19 f REFER to Mr. H.E. Cashln's letter (ST., May 24). Mr. Cashln is Incorrect In stating that the majority of national servicemen are not on full-time. As regards their legal rights, these are spelt out in three Regulations: The People's Defence Force (Pensions, Gratuities and
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      98 19 I REFER to the letter by 'L.Q." (S.T.. May 22>. The washing of bin chutes Is necessary to rid the chutes of refuse that may have adhered to the internal walls and also to avoid unpleasant smell coming from the chutes. Workers have been instructed to use water sparingly when
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      SORRY, BUT YOU MIGHT BE CALLED UP
      294 19 SORRY, BUT YOU MIGHT BE CALLED UP TN the beginning of 1 last year, I applied for the post of technician (probationary) in the Singapore Telephone Board. About a month later, I went for an interview and sat for written tests. After getting through the tests, I went for a
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      144 19 TIHE Singapore Tourist 1 Promotion Board would like to thank "Concerned" <S.T.. May 25) for his interest and suggestion on the setting up of a subofflce of the Board at Raffles Place. The Board has made a study of tourist arrival in Singapore, the tourist would normally proceed straight to
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      202 19 MOTORISTS must be at a loss as to why the Car Park Division's administrative system should incur unnecessary inconvenience to the driving public and giving themselves more tedious paper work than necessary. My carpark ticket if It has to be paid, of course has to be paid without question, even
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      You'll thank us for the attractions if you live here
      403 19 You'll thank us for the attractions if you live here Those parks and gardens... REFER to the letter by "Frustrated Jurong Townian" (S.T., May 25) headlined "Gardens won't help us." Whilst it is true that projects, like the Japanese Garden. Chinese Oarden, drlve-ln cinema, etc.. "could hardly provide a shelter
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      205 19 I QUITE agree with "Fed--1 up" (S.T., May 25) that there must be some plac? where Instances of water wastage can be reported. But the PUB apparently can't do much Judging by the experience I had on Tuesday. I work in a commercial building in town. That morning when I
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      329 19 I HAVE been following with Interest the letters written by "Disgusted." (S.T., May 6) and Mr. V.R. Balakrishna (S. T., May 8), who is the Secretary for Information and Publicity of the NTUC and the Advisory Committee of NTUC. I fully support the allegation of "Disgusted" regardIng excessive fares charged
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      Napoleon isn't merely the battle of Waterloo
      241 19 Napoleon isn't merely the battle of Waterloo DEING an interested student of history since my boyhood, I hope that the youth of Singapore will not be misled into a false impression of Napoleon Bonaparte, Emperor of the French, after the recent screening of the film "Waterloo." In the film Napoleon
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      Do we get paid for public holidays?
      72 19 APPOINTED relief teaAchen are given a letter statin* that they will be paid for days on which assigned teaching; duties have been per* formed and for public holidays during the period of employment In April, I taught until the 26th day, but I
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      No fun having food with thugs
      78 19 No fun having food with thugs fpBE eating stalls oppo--1 site the Paramount Cinema In Serangoon Garden Estate have become a meeting place for thngs, moat of whom seem to come from ovtslde the estate. It is no more a pleasure to have a meal at the "circle" because of
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      129 19 MANY flat-dwellers in Toa Payoh, and especially those in block 79 place their swill tins outside the balcony, thus causing air pollution. Those who have swill tins should keep them in the kitchen and keep them well covered. My neighbours happen to have one, and it is placed Just outside
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      When a husband gets the seven-year itch...
      740 20 YOU first realise something is going on when he consents to leave his television set, put on his suit, and take you to a party. Then he might actually start to talk to you. At dinner he may even tell you what so-and-so
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      ALL-IN-ONE COMPACT FOR THE EYES.
      189 20 ALL-IN-ONE COMPACT FOR THE EYES. GIRLS who are tired nf thio iieiioi Mntt*r or the usual clutter on the dressing table will find the New Winkers by Dußarry a great boon towards orderliness where eye-make-up is concerned. It is a new idea where powder eyeshadow In six shades come in
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      New recipe for mango as dessert
      176 20 ll/IANGO, with its sweet taste and pleasant aroma, can can grace the dinner table in a more imaginative way than Just chilled cut pieces. Mr. Helmut Telle, Mandarin Hotel's pastry chef ha.s come up with a new r»cipe using this popular fruit. He has
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      Household hints
      84 20 ALL that glitters may IX not be brass. You can make an elegant looking "brass" bed by coating an ordinary wooden one with a gilt finish. A HEAVY twill or canvas apron with compartments sewn on the front Is handy to wear when cleaning windows. Staff cleaning rats,
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      Beaded glamour
      167 20 TJEMS may be raised or lowered, styles may be in or out but beadwork exquisite and delicate will always be a girl's treasure. Cleverly sewn into an artistic design, or just used for trimming, beadwork highlights an outfit and gives it the exclusive touch. Like in the purple
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      1131 20 Advert iiement \l V^^tl\ A J il _i^f^^^) Ladies, today is Beauty make-up and treatment Bar day at Weld Super- creams. market. Jalan Weld, Kuala your f ace is covered Lumpur. My team of beau- w j tn pimples and open tiiians and I will be there pores I suggest
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      58 20 Adv.rt,s.ment hud Dry C1 Sk»n wrinkles form In the mil*?? Jpnth^T because S&SSSS t^t the surface skln SrSiga neck dally before you make-up. This hygroscoptc (moisture attract Ing) oil will give the com plexlon a healthy, peach-es-and-cream bloom, even in milder weather and ls the finest protection against wrlnkle-dryness It
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      259 20 Advrtls*W— ■ya W, Nourish Your Complexion YOUTHFUL, line free loveliness is restored to the complexion when lt ls generously nourished at night. Alter removing your make up, massage gently with Ulan vitalizing night cream, paying particular attention to the crow's-feet area where ageing lines and wrinkles first appear. The vital
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      1085 21 >Pool tNO OTHER M.P../C I^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ liNlaS AvonmoMth Jmn 17 Jm* 2a l.»>i/n JuTOItCUS Liverpool, Glasgoa jSa J^J tltX L,»erpool, Clltgow $JJ I I,'iIOCNUS Liverpool. Glasgow Aa«2l Aa«2S Z I rum UK 'CONTINENTAL PORTS: p "'ang p. Sham Singapore pari SBT M.,77/2. M«»/ M S 1 pJT* SB" i-»/» j-iT/2, gg
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      2073 21 I BBBW BBW Ir m /jW M I 1 Jj^ V ™j^T" -fc I m\mmm\mmmmmm\mm\ m^m%mmmummmjmmm\m\jmm\^\mmmmm\\\^ BB«^BBBBil1 direct TO HAMBURG II 30 DAYS P Sham Penang Smgaport LoADINS FOR; DtIRMA Sailed la Pt/28 May May 21/ 1 Hamburg, Bremen. R'dam/A'dam, A'Mrp. Oslo. 6'burg. Malmo. Cttagen SIENA jm* 1/12 JM* 11/14
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      1161 21 FNTNICRTIT EXfIESS UIVICE OIIECT FROM EAST COAST ISA ■*.EE M B 1 s». YASANtIM Sals lily U Aa« II tag 17 Oct 24 Ml CMtnctJ *r* aaaa an farms and conditiMS of Carrier's Bill of lading. *t»f*Bft> MANSFIELB 8 CO. PTE. LTD. ***** Kaala Uaaar> MANSFIELB 1 CS. PTE. LTI.
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      1178 22 HB^BBBBBB|»8^BBlBBBBB^BBB^BBBBBBB^aaalBBBBBB^B l BBBBBBBBlBBBBBBfa" KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. Wast Australia I •In^powm 1 9mpmn Servlaa FriMMli Spore Kulung YHUithi/Mgoya i Y'Rami Ko*i "Belgiaa Mam M JMe 5 Jaly IS Joljr 14 July 28 Jlly Aiceatiee carge l»r Kile, Osaka, Nageya Yakiaaaa. Aic.pt.ig can m^ kJinkXi KISAN MISHA LTD. lAPAN. H. KONG,
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      1016 22 •jV ■> J L TO NEW ZEALAND Loads Penang P. Sham Singapore Fir: JUWABA 8 JaM SJmi 7/ S Jim Auck., Mill., Lytt. FROM AUSTRALIA pTHnTa^™ T^^^T. 28 Jmi STRAITS/MADRAS SERVIfE Singapore P. Sham Penang Luiiif far: RAJUUt S.2S-2S/27 Ml} 28 May 28 Mai Nagapattmam. Madras RAJULA* 18/28 J«M 21
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      891 22 ORIENT UNES LTD. i^^^Ssl (incorporated in tmc republic of Singapore) ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3T U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON. H'BURG. R'DAM. HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Pining Arrnet NEPTUNE TOPU SI Mi»/4 Jim 1 1 Put 28 Mat London 2/7, H'burg 8/7, RUarn 10 7,
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      697 22 ~SHT" MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL mm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No.JOCJta.Aapana.Kiai a. Lumpur M H TheNJtiona. Shipping Uneof Matarytia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. S'tian Penang ArrriM: BUNBA Btllß 1/9JM. 8/ 8 JaM 18/11 JaM Havn 6/7 London 8,7. H'burg 14/7, R'dam 16 7. A'wirp 19/7, Bremen 21 7 BUNtA MELOR 21/21 JIM
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      871 23 TENDER NOTICE I DREDGE CONSTRUCTION Tenders are Invited for the dismantling and re construction of a dredge In the state of Selangor. Tender documents, permit to view and details are available on application to 236 A, Jalan Pudu, Kuala Lumpur. Closing date for application is 15th June 1971. BRITISH HIGH
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      632 23 MEMORIAL SERVICE FOR THE LATE Mr. R. A. ANDERSON A Memorial Service for the late Mr. Robert A. Anderson will be held at the Wesley Methodist Church, 5 Fort Canning Road at 3.00 p.m. on Thursday, May 27. Flowers may be sent to the ChurchNOTICE OF REMOVAL We would like
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      458 23 SHERIFF'S SALE IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE IN THE CAUSE OF Salt No. 185 of 1971 Execution No. IU 71 Tuna* Tours A Travel Agency (Private) Limited. PUinUff Venn* Prince Travel tt Tours Services (Private) Limited. Defendant AUCTION BALE OP 'York' alr-condltloners. wrtUng desks, 'Underwood' 21
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      2060 23 HWA HONG MANUFACTURING COMPANY. LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) Registrars tt Transfer Office. SECURITIES MANAGEMENT PTE. LTD.. 46-B, South Bridge Road. Singapore, i. 26th May. 1971. NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that the Eighteenth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at No. 116-D, Paya Lebar Road,
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    Acknowledgements
    64 24 THE FAMILY OF the late Ur Ng Cheng Kane thk <!. relatives and friends for kind aislstance. prayer*, condolences, cash and wreaths during their recent bereavement Ail cash received were donated to the charity accordingly. FAMILY OF LATE Madam Khoo Kay Kiab thank all those who sent wreaths, scrolls.
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    Announcements
    43 24 LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS In Hotel Slngapura for your la'est hairstyles, expert perming and gorgeous tinting. Very moderate prices. Appointments: telephone *****3 (Spore). ROSALIE HERHON. New courses for Professional Beauty Culture and Halrdresslng starting June 1971. Enrolment accepted now. Enquiries:Salon Phoenix (B'pore) *****.
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    Deaths
    225 24 MR. HINO HANG KWANG, aged 67, of 46 Jalan Kelulut, called Home Wednesday May 26. 1.40 a.m. at T.R.O.H. lovingly remembered by wife Chang Bhao Koh, sons Ek Boon (Ylk Woon), Tlaw Boon. Kheng Boon, daugMers-ln-law Tan Soch Hoon, Tan Mul Luanx. daughters Tlap Keng, Lee Keng. Boon Keng.
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    In memoriam
    43 24 OENHOLM YOUNG Brigadier E.J. (Tim) DSO. OBE. In memory of dearest Daddy who departed 5 yrs. today. Treasured memories. Diana. Grace IN LOVING MEMORY of Madam Wee Poo Neo departed on 27/5/66. Time pause* but memories remain Deeply missed. Children grandchildren.
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      580 24 CMCW To AflMB and Ernest, the (Ift of a svcoru •-1 Em-yi on 26.9.71 M K K. Than*. M Doctor and Sta.'f CLUNIII ROH: To Yvonne and Prtti In BrliLanc a boy Darren John. Religious announcements APOSTOLIC CHURCH CONVENTION, 4 Irrawaddy Road off Balestier Road. Singapore Tonirbt 7 30. Rev
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      851 24 REQUIRED EXPERIBNCBO Bales Representative, male/female. Male bill collectors and 1 experienced telephone operator with knowledge of English and Mandarin. Please apply personally during office hour* at Tolley Corp. Ud. 32-A. Pekln Street. Spore 1. WANTED MALI SALIS RlPRl6lNtativb and Female Clerk, qualification* Sec. 2 to 4. knowledge of Hokklen and
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      814 24 EXPERIENCED SALISOIRLS for textile shop. Oood prospects for suitable person. Apply with photograph (nonreturnable) to Box A 4766 S.T. Spore. ATTRACTIVE LADY INTERVIEWERS (is 24 yean) (peak good fluent English preferably with Shorthand. Oood salary Ring B'pore *****1 for appointment. WE HAVI VACANCIES for male/ female Bale* Representatives. Call at
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      919 24 Accommodation vacant DISTRICT 11: 2-Btorey 3 Bpaclou* Bedroomed Semi-detached House. 2 Bathrooms. Servant's Room, separate Toilet. Unfurnished ($lOOO/- p.m District 16: 3 Bedroomed Furnished Flat $350/- p.m. District 9: Jalan Jlntan 2 Bedroomed Furnished Flat $600/- p.m. Phone Real Estate Agents And Investment Company. 53 The Arcade. *****/*****/*****. B'pore EXECUTIVE
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      957 24 ROOM AT TANJONG KATONO Road Beavlew Park. Chinese working bachelor preferred. Phone Wong *****3 B'pore. DISTRICT S furnished bedroom, bathroom attached at luxurious flat $170/- monthly Bachelor preferred Tel. *****2 8 pore PASIR PANJANO HILL 2 units flats 3-beoroom fully furnished. Rent $380/-. Contact Kirn Huat *****0. *****1 3-BEDROOMED SEMI
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      886 24 Houses and land lor sale OWN A LUXURIOUS HOME in beautiful and quiet surroundings at Picardy Gardens, Junction of Bedok Cbangl Road. 2-storey luxurious semi-detached bungalow*, with 4bedroom*, living /dining room*, kitchen, (tore, terraxzo. parquet floorIngs. Date of Completion 31/12/72. Title of land freehold. Lots 212 225 of Muklm XXVII.
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      964 24 ■hops lor sale SHOPHOUSIS fsr sale at East Coast Road. Apply Ooodearth Realty Pte. Ltd. Tel: M 7956 GOLDEN MIL! Shopping Centre groundfloor shop. 530 sq. ft. Best offer. Box A 4734. S.T Spore. COLDHILL PLAZA 1.000 sq. ft. at $130/- p.i.f. Please contact Spore ***** for further enquiries. Business
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      871 24 ruiTION AVAILABLE: Secondary/ Pre-Univerelty Mathematics. Science. English and Chinese. 36A, Seah Street 'opposite Odeon) Spore *****. SPECIALIZED TUITION: English. Mathematics. Science. Start early to ensure success. Also Private Secretary Course. Ring:: *****. FOR RADIO T.V. COURSE. Apply at Science Institute of Electronics. 1670 New Bridge Road. Spore Tel: *****5. Y.W.C.A.
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      Forces' Paine in team for Jakarta meet
      387 25  - Forces' Paine in team for Jakarta meet JOE DORAI By ARMED Forces goalkeeper Eric Paine who is making a comeback after a two-year absence, is among 15 players selected for the national team to compete in the Indonesian Independence Day soccer championship at Jakarta from July sto 17. A former
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      SICC v WARREN GOLF MATCH DRAW, TIMES
      116 25 rvRAW and starting times for the Singapore Island Country Club v Warren Golf Club league and social golf match at Island course on Sunday. First tee (league)— a.m. Richard Ong and F.J. Guthrle. 8.06 K.C. Oilson and O. Chrlsp, 8.12 B.T. Wee and
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      3 nations say 'yes' to Pesta basketball
      221 25 3 nations say 'yes' to Pesta basketball AUSTRALIA, South Korea and Ceylon are expected to make their debut in this year's Pesta Sukan basketball tournament in August. Basketball Association of Singapore secretary Lee Yee Nan said that the 11--day tournament promised to be the grandest to date as a record
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      Rally date
      20 25 The BP motor rally will be (lag off by Inche Othman Wok from Hotel Malaysia on June 28.
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      SRC set to win hockey title
      509 26  -  ERNEST FREDA By INDIAN Association's run of six matches without defeat was blunted yesterday by the stylish and determined Singapore Recreation Club, who won this key SHA League Div One match by 1-0 at Thomson Road. SRC now head the table with 14 points
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      296 26 INDONESIAN Air Force soccer tourists last night gave Singapore Pools Invitation side no scoring chances at all with their "me and myshadow" game and the result was a goalless draw, reports JOE DORAI. The Indonesians, In fact, looked practically "glued" to the Singapore
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      Junior tourney
      30 26 SINGAPORE Badminton Association will hold Its Junior championships from June 17 to June 20. Entries for the men's and women's singles and doubles events close on June 5.
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      Trophy to Eu
      24 26 MIRANDA EU with nett 137 (68 and 69) won the Seletar Trophy In the BICC golf competition held at Bukit Course.
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      155 26 SEMBAWANG Shipyard gained promotion to Division One of the BHA League when they wound up their Dlv. Two campaign unbeaten by edging Combined schools 'B 2-1 at Farrer Park yesterday. Shipyard, with six wins an two draws, finished the r ague with 14 points—
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      Hill wins
      34 26 C. HILL with a nett 132 (62 and 70) won the Fatiniah Trophy In the 81CC goif competition at Bukit Course. Run-ner-up was J. Heath with v nett 145 (74 and 71).
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      Badminton meet
      23 26 Canberra Community Centre will hold its badminton championships In July. All interested should apply at the Centre's office before June 15.
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      All the National Schools district meet results
      1154 26 •RESULTS of National Schools District athletic championships yesterday: KATONG Boys 'A' 400 m 1 Cheah Kirn Teck 2 Godfrey Jalleh 3 Ranjan Davamonl 49.5aec (rec); 3,000 m 1 Wul Ong Chuan 2 Low Hee Keng 3 Byed Hassoonah 9:57.8; Long Jump 1 Supardi
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      734 26 Swee Lee runs a superb 400 By TIMESPORT REPORTERS CIGLAP'S Chee Swee Lee yesterday produced a superlative 50 seconds for "B" girls 400 m to beat the SEAP Games qualifying mark by 1.2 sees at the Katong District Secondary Schools athletic meet at the People's Associations' bitumen track. Her effort,
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      111 26 JJANOKOK, Wed. Malaysia M m edged Cambodia by 2-1 in Oroup "B" or the Asian Cup Central Regional football tournament here today. A giant crowd of 30.000 watched as Malaysia rushed Into the attack with the opening whistle and scored in the 12th minute. Inside left Wong
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      Harbridge booked to ride Sungei Wang
      551 27  -  EPSOM JEEP By EPSOM JEEPS ten horses to foUow at Ipoh: Stmgel Wang 11, Ditambah, West Lake, Midsun, Gino 11, Olympic Ace, Second Phase, Tamu, Jonathan's Joy, Lemon Tree. READING JOCKEY Lyle Harbridge yesterday confirmed that he would ride Dato Chong Kok Urn's Sungei
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      391 27 LONDON, Wed WEST Indian offspinner Lance Gibbs grabbed TT foar wickets for 22 yesterday as Warwickshire crushed Sussex by an innings and 42 runs to move to the top of the English county cricket championship table. Sussex, needing 190 to make Warwickshire bat again on a rain-freshened
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      87 27 pSPERANZA (Antartlca). Wed lj Argentine and Chilean military missions stationed In the Antartic held the first international football tournament ever held on the frozen continent last weekend. P...ying conditions were mow and ice on the field. Temperature t- minus 10 degrees centigrade. Argentina's Experanza base team
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      40 27 LONDON, Wed. Alderney will not run In the Epsom Derby on June 2, trainer Arthur Budgett announced yesterday. Alderney has not been quoted In ante-post betting on the race because of doubts about him running. Reuter.
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      77 27 JACK AND THE WORLD TROPHIES lACK NICKLAI'S. J who will represent the United States In the 19th World Cup golf r h a ni pionships. stands behind the World Cup trophies at the PCA headquarters. Palm Beach Garden on Monday. His partner in the 44-nation tournament on Nov. 11-14 will
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      129 27 LONDON, Wed. Bunny Sterling. Jamaican-born British champion, moved into the top flight of world middleweight boxers when he outpointed Miami-based Cuban Luis Rodriguez over ten rounds here last night. It was a thoroughly disappointing performance by Rodriguez, the former world welterweight champion. Referee
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      163 27 Betty rolls record 289 MANILA, wed. ATi Betty Ongtawco of Guam rolled a re-cord-equalling 289 last night in the women's team competition of: the first Philippine 1 pro-am invitational bowling tournament hv suburban Makati. Mrs. Ongtawco's score tied the existing record at the Makati Coronado lanesheld by a Filipino, Pepe
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      70 27 NEW YORK. Wed Result* of yesterday's baseball games National League. New York S Philadelphia 4 (12 lnnsi. Montreal 3 Atlanta 2; Cincinnati 7 Pittsburgh 4; St. Louis 4. Chicago 2; Houston 3 San Diego--2: San Francisco 9 Los Angeles 1. American League: Detroit 7 New York 4: Washington
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      23 27 TOKYO. Wed. England's First Division soccer club. Tottenham Hotspur, arrived here 1 today for three goodwill mat-' ches in Japan.
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    47 28 CORDOBA. (Bpaln). Wed. Spain's millionaire matador Manuel Benitez "El Cordobes" was injured when tossed by his second bull during a corrida here last night. He fell unconscious on the sand. A medical bulletin said El Cordobes had suffered concussion and a bruised head. Reuter.
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    22 28 LONDON. Wed. Lord Avon, 74. former British Prime Minister Anthony Eden, underwent surgery yesterday to correct a bone defect. AP.
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    163 28 Why bid to destroy memo Ministry SINGAPORE, Wed. The Singapore Government today accused the managing director of Nanyang Slang Pau of giving Instructions to destroy a memo which quoted his directions to his editor-in-chief to play up news from Communist China. In a two sentence statement, the Ministry of Culture
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    78 28 'Forget it' says Thanat to newsmen BANGKOK, Wed— Thai Foreign Minister Mr. Thanat Khoman today asked journalists to forget his allegations that some newspapers had been bribed by foreigners to attack the country's foreign policies. "Let us drop the matter. Please do not renew It," Mr. Thanat told reporters after
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    410 28 T ONDON, Wed—The itock market Jj continued to iase today with dealer* reporting (mail telling by private Investor*. Institution* remained on the sidelines ahead of the ICI and Courtaulda result, due tomorrow. At 2.43 p.m. the Financial Times index was down 4.0 at 384.8. Closing middle price* of
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    111 28 PEKING LOAN AID OFFER TO CEYLON COLOMBO, Wed.— Premier Chou En-lai has offered Ceylon 150 million rupees ($75 million), as an In-terest-free long-term loan for post-insurgency reconstruction and announced that China "is firmly opposed to any country interfering In other countries' internal affairs." The aid offer and announcement were contained
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    266 28  - EX-EDITOR TELLS OF $80,000 PROFIT ON SHARES JACK FINGLETON: By Canberra, Wed. T<HE former finance editor of The Australian, Mr. Cedric James, who joined a Sydney sharebroking firm as technical director, told the Senate Committee on Securities and Exchange here, that he had made a personal net profit of $A
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    47 28 LONDON. Wed. Britain today announced It has called ministerial-level talks with 13 Commonwealth sugar-producing countries for June 2. on the preliminary agreement reached with the European Common market on future sugar Importing arrangements. Britain's Common Market negotiator, Mr. Geoffrey Pippon. will preside. AP.
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    135 28 New Soviet pledge to Egypt CAIRO, Wed— Preliminary talks between President Anwar Sadat and Soviet President Nikolai Podtorny have resulted in renewed Soviet pledges of political, economic and milita r y support for Egypt, Al Ahram said today. The authoritative Cairo newspaper also said that during last night's talks both
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    181 28 Trading room hit by power failure CINGAPORE, Wed. J Gloom descended on the trading floor of the Singapore Stock Exchange this afternoon trading had to stop as operators could not see the trading boards during a 75-minute power failure in buildings on Collyer Quay. When trading clerks returned from lunch
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    34 28 RAWALPINDI. Wed. Pakistan has protested in a diplomatic note against Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Oandhl's "unprovoked threat of armed conflict," and urged India to stop pursuing such "a dangerous course." UPI.
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