The Straits Times, 13 July 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National NKwspapHr Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JULY 13, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Higher incomes move
    712 1 Higher incomes move Plan to increase wages— without inflation ■■■■■■■■■■MBHBMMH SINGAPORE, Monday THE Government is now studying ways of increasing by gradual stages the incomes of workers. It is understood this is being done in parallel with the formation of a wages council. Wage increases will be implemented if Singapore
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    Kissinger holds talks in Paris with US spokesmen
    182 1 PARIS, Mon. US Presidential adviser Dr. Henry Kissinger arrived here early today, and had several rounds of discussions with the American negotiating team. Dr. Kissinger and US spokesmen refused to answer questions on whether or not he would meet Hanoi's representative, Mr.
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    Local actors may get parts in Freeman —film—
    293 1  - Local actors may get parts in Freeman —film— BAILYNE SUNG By SINGAPORE, Mon. Top film and TV producer Leonard Freeman, the man behind detective Steve McGarrett of Hawaii Five-O fame, sat in a Singapore hotel tonight and held out hopes for local aspiring actors. Local talent, he said, would have
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    Bangla Desh will be set up: India
    108 1 NEW DELHI, Mon. Indian Defence Minister Jagjiwan Ham, making a major policy statement on behalf of Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Government, said today that a new nation of Bangla Desh Bengali State "will ultimately" be established in what is now East Pakistan. The
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    Lock icon Malaysian envoy's harrowing experience
    345 1  - Malaysian envoy's harrowing experience HARRY MILLER: By London I Monday AVHR the telephone from a calm Rabat the Malaysian Charge d'affaires Inche Hamid Pawancliee, today described to me his "harrowing experience" last Saturday when army mutineers attacked the palace in the attempt- Ed coup. Inche Hamid, who has been in
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    Lock icon TWA-Pan-Am merger
    22 1 NEW YORK. Mon. TransWorld Airlines and Pan-Ameri-can World Airways are discussing the possibilities of a merger, spokesmen said today. AP.
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    Lock icon Morocco coup leaders executed
    622 1 Morocco coup leaders executed RABAT, Monday THE ring leaders of last Saturday's abortive military coup against King Hassan were executed by firing squad early today. It was expected that the names of the officers executed after a summary court martial would be formally announced l;»<rIt was not immediately clear whether
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    Call to make $14 Ml plan a success
    1159 1 Call to make $14 Ml plan a success KUALA LUMPUR, '••Mon. Tun Abdul Razak today presented his $14,350 million blueprint lor progress to Parliament and called on Malaysians to rise above party politics to make the plan a success. Tasks and responsibilities from now on would be the creation of
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    Plane blast
    33 1 MIAMI Mon. A grenade carried by an attempted hijacker exploded yesterday In a Cubans Airlines plane on a domestic night, killing one passenger and Injuring three others, Radio Havana reported today.
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      Lock icon GUNMEN KILL SOLDIER
      45 1 BELFAST, Mon—Gunmen fired a volley of shots from a speeding car today as Northern Ireland's Orangemen celebrated 50 years of Protestant rule. A British soldier fell dead, three bullets in the back. Ten bombs exploded in various parts of the city. AP.
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    Turf Clubcontinues its big 'bookies' crackdown
    129 2 CINGAPORE, Mon. 13 The Singapore Turf Club continued its crackdown on bookies over the weekend. Sixty "runners" were rounded up and expelled from the club. Since the club's "get tough" policy on bookies" began three week's ago, a total of 335 people have been
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    Student is cremated
    52 2 PINOAPORE. Mon. Firstyear medical student Mukesh Jon;il. 20, of Ipoh. who fell from a block of flats In Outram Park, was cremated at the Hindu cemetery In Aljunled Road yesterday. His elder brother. Prltlphl Kumar, claimed the body from the Outram Hospital mortuary yesterday. No foul play
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    WATER USE DROPS TO 91.3 MIL. GALLONS
    71 2 WATER USE DROPS TO 91.3 MIL. GALLONS Singapore:. Mon— water consumption went down to 91.3 million gallons /esterday. a drop of xv million from Saturday. Rain fell in all three catchment areas 1.41 at Seletar Reservoir. 1.5 at I Peircr and 1.08 at MacRitchie. But the public are urged to
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    Chineseteacher unions back sixdav week
    278 2 SINGAPORE, Mon. »THK two Chinese schoolteachers' unions agreed today with Mr. Lee Knan Yew that a six-day week was better than the current live-day week. They were commenting on the Prime Minister's statement at the weekend that the change from a six-day week to a
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    False weight
    33 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. A monosodium glutamate packer. Pang Chok Sung, was fined a total of $600 today when he admitted selling adulterated gourmet powder and making a false .statement of its weight.
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    $750 fine for three 'pirates'
    73 2 SINGAPORE. Mon Three pirate-taxi drivers were fined a total of $750 today and had their cars forfeited. Tan Yam Heng. who admitted operating a pirate taxi in Lorong One, Toa Payoh on June 7, was fined $200; Cnua Hal Poh, who plied In Balestier Road
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    Alumni lunch
    32 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Australian Alumni will hold a lunch in honour of South Aus- > tralian Premier Mr Donald Dunstan at the Shangri-La Hotel on Saturday at 1 15 p.m. I
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    Lock icon Two heads but only one wig
    126 2  -  NELLIE HAR By IT'S just the head *to make other heads turn. And all Miss Hanne Gelver does is to put on her Afro-wig! "Easy does it," she says. But it's much easier with partner, Jimmy", who doesn't even have to bother about slipping
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    Bus that smoked
    50 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. Hock Lee Amalgamated Bus Co. Ltd. was today fined $100 for using a bus that emitted smoke in Outram Road on April 29 last year. The company was fined another $100 for committing a similar offence in Alexandra Road on July 12. two years ago.
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    No 'L' plates
    43 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. Oddjob labourer Chong Chye was today (ined $100 when he admitted riding a motorcycle without "L plates while holding a provisional licence and for not having valid insurance cover in BukiJ Tunah Road on May 29 lust year.
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    BOAC CHIEF IN FOR VISIT
    74 2 BOAC CHIEF IN FOR VISIT SINGAPORE. Mon. The chairman and chief executive of BOAC, Mr Keith Oranvllle. arrived yesterday from London for a day's visit to acquaint himself with the country's tourist Industry. Mr. Granvnle. who is accompanied by his general manager (Eastern Routes). Mr. Tom Orpin, is expected to
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    70 accidents
    18 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. There were a total of 70 roads accidents of which (our were serious. yesterday.
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      158 2 gentle washing of s aim yo machines Have you ever seen how the Sanyo daintiest nylons, or the heaviest denims. --I-— 71 See the gentle ather.ng. the rhythm.c machine dependl on yOur needs and E3 T]» E3 _jf I wash.ng. w.th plenty of water. Not too y£Xj tee yourself t0
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    Infertility risk for women on the Pill 'very -slight'
    217 3 Infertility risk for women on the Pill 'very -slight' SINGAPORE, Mon. Gynaecologists here today agreed that women using the Pill run a slight risk of being infertile when they stop taking It. But the Incidence In Singapore Is "very, very slight." The gynaecologists were commenting on a statement by Professor
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    Wife's suicide
    47 3 SINGAPORE Mon. State coroner. Mr. Liew Nglk Kee. today recorded a verdict of suicide on a housewife. Kok Chong Choo. 41. a mental patient, who was found dead at the foot of a block of flats at Lorong One. 1 Toa Payoh on June 21.
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    Amnah so calmly puts $10,000 win down to luck
    227 3 Amnah so calmly puts $10,000 win down to luck KUALA LUMPUR, Monday CHE Amnah binte Abdul Manass doesn't believe in getting flustered whenever fortune or misfortune strikes. She demonstrated her "philosophy" magnificently today. 1 For one who had Just won $10,000 In the Straits Times Word Puzzle "Z", she was
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    Safety awards
    21 3 SINGAPORE. Mon A total of 189 drivers in the Naval Base have won awards tor safe driving in 1970.
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    NAIDU OFF TO LONDON FOR FERNANDEZ
    94 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The CPIB's deputy director Mr. Ronald Naldu left for London this morning to bring back former MSA secretary Gerald Fernandez for trial here on a corruption charge. Mr. Fernandez lost his final appeal against extradition to Singapore when the British Home Secretary
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    Rubber Big Six counter offer to US
    297 3 Rubber Big Six counter offer to US A FAIR COMPROMISE, SAYS KHIR JOHARI KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE world's "Big Six" natural rubber producing countries, including Malaysia, BIT negotiating with the United States over her decision to sell stockpile rubber. The "Big Six," who are members of the Association of Natural
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    MINISTER'S DAUGHTER MARRIES IN BRITAIN
    86 3 MINISTER'S DAUGHTER MARRIES IN BRITAIN LONDON. Mon. Mariam binte Sardon, the only daughter of the Malaysian Minister of Health. Tan Sri Sardon. was married today to a Malaysian accountancy student. Inche Darvis bin Zainuddia. at the Registry of Marriages in Leeds. Che Mariam, aged 18. is a student nurse at
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    Cigarette sales in Spore drop slightly
    259 3 Cigarette sales in Spore drop slightly CINGAPORE. Mon. Cigarette sales have dropped slightly since the Government began its anti-smoking campaign over the official mass media last December. On an industry wide basis the drop in the sale of the higher quality makes is believed to be in the region of
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      393 3 OVERWORKED? TIRED? you need YOU MAY NOT KNOW tl.it tla reaioD ftr ge.er.i fe<J|J| BEIKLIN debility, lick ot ippetite, depression, etc., aay be |9Hb^B^[24)i- Vitiaii/MiMnl deficii.cy -MjJC\* Ommm X\ and it ..y be difficult to piipoiit which ptrticulir ••~^rrr 45asa vitaaii ir ■inril ii n- :r:: tpoitible tor this co.di-
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      34 3 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl V (HEY. BUGS! ,'A ...NOW HAVEVOU f\ i PV> SOT ALL THOSE v JT'AA instructions/ JUST LIKE VA OKC?Ef?eP..7~\ i* \\\V HOLX7 TH' ONIONS AN' HEAVY TH' CATSUP! j
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    Court is told of shipyard director's 'fear' of —CPIB—
    252 4 Court is told of shipyard director's 'fear' of CPIB— CINGAPORE, Mon. Shipyard director Ho Ah Lam regarded CPIB officers as "allpowerful," a court heard today. Lawyer Mr. J.B. Jeyaretnam said though Ho might t>e the owner of a big shipyard he was aware of the "omniscience" of authority. Mr. Jeyaretnam,
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    COMMANDOS FROM SAF FOR TRAINING IN AMERICA
    121 4 COMMANDOS FROM SAF FOR TRAINING IN AMERICA SINGAPORE. Mon. Two non-commission-ed officers of the Singapore Armed Forces' Commando I mi will leave on Wednesday for a threemonth ranger airborne course in the United States. They are Set. Qurk Chin Chye and Sgt. Scow Chin U.ih They will be trained at
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    Accommodation for 'homeless' Poly and varsity students
    181 4 SINGAPORE. Mon THE accommodation problem for students at the University of Singapore and the Singapore Polytechnic has been almost solved. University of Singapore spokesman. Mr. ST. Peter Lim. said most of the 300 homeless university students had found accommodation, many in private homes.
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    'No more assembly plants' plea in Malaysia
    410 4 'No more assembly plants' plea in Malaysia Eight car-makers seek Govt protection K. LUMPUR, Mon MALAYSIA'S eight automobile assemblers are concerned thai the Governmenl will allow the establishment of more assembly plants here. The chairman of the Malaysian Motor Vehicles Assemblers' Association. Mr. Peter Ng, today called upon the Government
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      388 4 All this in a Volkswagen? Yes.it all fits in the new VW 1302 with 85% more luggage space. Maybe the only thing holding you back from VW was the luggage space. No more. Here's the new VW 1302. Three inches fx^mw^ longer. 85% more luggage space. Plus traditional VW Economy.
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      164 4 Alloy Oi*p HyV.T. Uantlin I MAX IS SURE TAXING""^^^^ THAT LOOKS LIKE WONMUG'S ""^^-J 1 WN\vw! DOOR'S OPEN I I ...AN' NO SIGN OF HIS SWEET TIME DRIVER COMIN6 OUTATH 1 WOODS! fc=~—_C AND THE EQUIPMENTS OSCAR/ PON'T 1 WITH THAT CAR! 1.... OH, OH, YrTK;;-;^^— rm sx*£( k^fc^^^Sri- RUNNING...
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    Time for some brawn...
    122 5 ONK of those occasions a policeman has to use some brawn to find a quick answer to a weighty problem. In this mm (above), a smash-up car was threatening to cause a major traffic snarl soon after it was involved in a pile-up with two other
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    Schoolgirl killed by van
    77 5 Schoolgirl killed by van SINGAPORE, Mon. A pick-up van knocked down 'wo schoolgirls today at the Junction of Victoria Street and Jalan Sultan, killing one of them. Primary Six pupil. Zalbaldah binte Hassan. 12. Her classmate. Naemah binte Hassan, also 12. was in critical condition at the Outram Hospital tonight.
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    -Company ordered to pay $159,000
    299 5 SINGAPORE. Mon k HONG Kong firm of publishers obtained judgment in the High Court here for $159,145 against Eng Ting Aw (Singapore) Pte. Ltd. of Cantonment Road in a civil suit. The defendants had not entered an appearance in connection with the writ, taken out
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    Display of watches
    37 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr K Gould, chairman of the Borneo Co. tonight opened an exhibition o( Ricoh product* at the Conference Hall. A whole range of Ricoh watches, cameras, copiers, and calculators are on display.
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    Nurse denies she was seduced by 'fiance' in hotel
    328 5 Nurse denies she was seduced by 'fiance' in hotel KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. A 22-year-old nurse today denied In a sessions court here that she had been seduced by her "fiance" who had later refused to marry her. Wong Ah Moy. of Banting, said that although they had spent a night
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    81-year-old man jailed for assault
    102 5 81-year-old man jailed for assault SINGAPORE. Mon. An eighty one year old man. who attacked another inmate in a home for destitutes, was jailed for four months today. Ng Seong Fat admitted assaulting Tan Hoe Klat. 71, with a chopper In the dining hall of the Little Sisters of the
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    $10,016 raised
    33 5 w. Mon. "ihe Singapore Children's Society has collected $10,016 from Its flag day. organised by the society's Appeals Committee headed by Mrs. Jek Yeun Thong, wife of the Minister for Culture.
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    25 varsity academic staff promoted
    188 5 CINOAPORE, Mon. Twenty-fl\e academic staff members have been promoted in another University of Singapore promotion exercise the second in recent months. Among them are seven staff members promoted associate professorships and 18 senior lecturers. The associate professors are Dr. Knew Khoon Shin (obstetrics and gynaecology).
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    – Sriyani's art works are all about love
    218 6 Sriyani's art works are all about love- CINGAPORE, Mon. Sriyani Just wants to express love in her work ever since she picked up art as a child. She projects this emotion through her works in oils, woodcuts and etchings depleting the beauty and gaiety of nature In its simplicity. This
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    Board 'yes' to bank to take possession of shophouse
    249 6 Board 'yes' to bank to take possession of shophouse SINGAPORE. Mon. The Tenants Compensation Board today allowed the Overseas-Chinese Banking Corporation to take Immediate possession of a two-storey shophouse In South Canal Road, after hearing arguments on the quantum of compensation to be paid to four stallholders. Mr. M. Karthigesu.
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    'Let us swear' dare by MCA to DAP
    601 6 'Let us swear' dare by MCA to DAP Youth leader: I'm prepared to cut cockerel's head' KUALA LUMPUR, Monday MCA Youth deputy chairman Mr. Lee San Choon said today that he was prepared to cut a cockerel's head to swear to the truth of the MCA version of the talks
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    Ministry to set up more dental clinics
    231 7 Ministry to set up more dental clinics CINGAPORE, Mon. The Ministry of Health will soon open more dental clinics for adults and nonstudents. This was announced today by the Minister for Health, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, when he opened the Dental Health Exhibition at the Victoria Memorial Mr. Chua said:
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    Monday's Santa hands out cheques
    194 7  -  TAN WANG JOO By MONDAY'S Father Christmas that's what you could perhaps call Singapore Turf Club official Mr. K.P. Teo. II doesn't distribute candy or toys, and those he gives to are not children but adults. To the 400 or so people who eajrerly crowd
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    HDB's first warehouses for rent
    210 7 HDB's first warehouses for rent SINGAPORE. Monday fHE Housing Boards first warehouse complex x in Geylang has been completed. The complex, comprising eight single-storey warehouses in Geylang Square, off Lorong Three, cost $816,578. including the land. It is situated just west of the Kallang River. The godowns. begun last October.
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    No top wins
    32 7 SINGAPORE. Mon There were no first and second group prize winners in yesterday's Toto draw. The Jackpot prize for this Thursdays draw No. 55 71 is now $105 000
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    British woman leader
    52 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A British woman leader. Miss Ruth Tomlinson will arrive in Singapore next week to advise on the .setting up ot the proposed Singapore Business and Professional Women's Association. A {ea party will be given in her honour at the Singapore Hilton on July 23 at
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    'L' rider fined
    46 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. Motorcyclist N(? Teck Seng was today fined $100 and disqualified for a year for carrying a pillion rider while holding a provisional driving licence and for not having valid insurance cover in Lorong 5 Telok Kurau on January 14 last year.
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    Smoky taxis: Three fined $280
    93 7 Smoky taxis: Three fined $280 SINGAPORE. Mon— Two taxi-drivers and a taxi owner today were fined a total of $280 today for using vehicles that emitted smoke. Raghbir Singh was fined $80 for the offence at Collyer Quay on July 26 two years ago. while Chan Swee Yap. who was
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    Govt to check every issue of weekly
    155 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. —Deputy Prime Minister Tun Ismail said today that the Government would constantly examine the contents of every issue of Hong Kong's Far Eastern Economic Review imported into the country to see that there was no undesirable article in it. He
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    PROBE INTO SCHOOL'S MISSING $20,000
    78 7 SINGAPORE. Mon— The j Education Ministry today confirmed that it was investigating the disappearance of $20,000 from the funds of a technical institute last week. A Ministry spokesman said that it would also like to get in touch with the institute's principal to help in
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    'See for yourself offer by SOS to Penang woman
    254 7 'See for yourself offer by SOS to Penang woman CINGAPORE. Mon. The Samaritans of Singapore have invited Miss Christina Lim the Penang typist who plans to set up a similar anti-suicide club there to come to Singapore to make an on-the-spot survey of the anti-suicide squad here. Miss Lim, 26,
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      Soft, flowing and so romantic
      302 8 TIIH fashion scene during daylight hours is very much a case of "doing your own thing." And this is proving io be spectacularly successful for those with a natural flair for style or a miserable fiasco for those who have none. Evenings, however, evoke a
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      WINE for health
      58 8 WINE for health WINE daily? With dinner? A San Franscisco physician. Dr. S.B. Lucia, suggests this. Dr. Lucia who is a professor at the University of California School of Medicine, believes if more families followed this prescription, they would have fewer health problems. He notes that wine has been "vital
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      FASHION philosophy
      68 8 FASHION philosophy IF you wonder what fashion's all about, listen to Pierre Balmain's fashion philosophy. "I believe the woman is more important than the clothes," the French designer says. "A woman should never be a walking advertisment for a designer the designer must help her to be herself. Her personality
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      CARPETS with patterns
      46 8 CARPETS with patterns /DOMING on strong in V carpeting is the patterned look to compete with the plain. New floor coverings show patterns produced by weave, tufting, printing, or by textured effects. Patterns include florals, contemporary versions of Oriental designs, flower and leaf designs, and paisleys.
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      THE KNOT, symbol of faith
      54 8 THE KNOT, symbol of faith rE expression "to tie the knot" as a synonym for cettinr married comes from the ancients. In olden days, the knot was a symbol of faith and young couples used the "true love knot" to Indicate the tie of love and duty in a marriage
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      The machine that not only tests, but treats the skin in 15 minutes
      378 8 The machine that not only tests, but treats the skin in 15 minutes "IS it going to be red, pink, white 1 or yellow?" I asked myself as I sat down before that tell-tale machine. My thoughts raced on: "And what if It Is red well, I wish there were
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      What we need really is a law against arrogance
      233 9 What we need really is a law against arrogance Consumers' Association of Singapore Ikis been set up to combat the lisin^ cost of food. It intends to "highlight" shopkeepers who sell commodities at reasonable prices and, at the same time, "blacklist" unscrupulous shopkeepers. The Rotary Club, in its attempt to
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      Replies from the Govt
      222 9 I REFER to the letter headlined "I had no interest in the course offered' by H.S. Lim (ST., June 28 Admissions to courses conducted at the various vocational institutes are determined by the number of places available in each Institute. As the electronic and electrical courses
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      80 9 WITH reference to the letters by Tong Hor and W.L Lim ST.. June 25 and July 6> that stretch of Thomson Road between Macßitchle Circus and Jalan Toa Payoh Is due for widening this year In conjunction with such road works, an Improved type of street lights will be provided.
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      76 9 I REFER to the request of Mr. Lawrence Chang (ST.. June 23) for a survey of mosquito breeding areas In Potong Pasir. A survey of the area was carried out and seven out of 312 houses inspected were found to be breeding mosquitoes in water-bear-ing receptacles. The breedings were destroyed
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      •••And less job snobbery
      390 9 IS our labour that cheap? My friends are working in a modern poultry farm in Lim Chu Kang run under these conditions: LONG hours from 5.30 a.m. to 5 p.m., with the monthiy-rated working six oays a week. THERE is no "off" on public holidays. NO
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      164 9 A IT is very encouraging to note that the membership of the Automobile Association of Singapore has topped the 30.000 mark. Mr. Milton Tan, the chairman, should be congratulated for this. But while membership has increased, can Mr. Tan inform members through the press whether he has increased the number
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      Of Jack the Snipper and Jill the Ape
      118 9 Of Jack the Snipper and Jill the Ape PIE long-haired lass need never fall victim to the tonsorial misdeeds of Jack the Snipper if she I observes a simple precaution. When next she travels by bus, gather together all her silky strands and tie them with a little ribbon or
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      78 9 I REFER to the letters by Sheila Pathross and Miss L A. (ST.. July 9) on fashions and apelng the West. Don't tell me that the extra fanciful make-up, the big round spectacles, the hippie hair-style, the conspicuous bell-bottom and rlowery blouse, the artificial gold chain loosely around the hips
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      174 9 I REFER to the letter by "Calling for Justice" ST.. July 7) who I think is not really very Just. 1 If a girl wears a far-too-shoit micro-mini, a fartoo deep V-shaped cut on her dnvs, a iar-too-much this and a far-too-big that, or even a far-too-long hairstyle, what has
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      36 9 I AM really amused by the way our young and sophisticated misses get ail hot unaer the collar over a few critical comments about their dresses. To avoid criticism I suggest wear nothing. OBSERVER. Singapore 14.
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      99 9 CALLING For Justice" ST.. July 7) said that "over-exposed women I must share the blame if they are molested. Don't tell me that Just because of this we girls are not allowed to look feminine, pretty or even up-to-date. i Imagine girls not being able to keep long hair just
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      APPRENTICES TREATED LIKE ANY EMPLOYEE
      260 9 IN reply to the letter by "Concerned Parent" (ST.. July 7). headlined "Novices Who Must Work on Holidays." we would like to state that apprentices are employees of the company, and as such are expected. as responsible persons, to abide by the rules, regulations and
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  • The Straits Times
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      MALARIA MENACE
      502 10 Half a million malaria cases is not a new and alarming Malaysian figure, but sounds like it because it has not been customary for anyone to be completely honest about malaria. There have been under 10,000 confirmed cases a year for nearly two decades, and only the confirmed
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      INCOME DISPARITIES
      258 10 Disparities in income arc really a boon. Dr. Augustine Tan MP, implied at a forum at tlie University of Singapore. People whe earn more. can save more, was his argument. Savings are the basis of investment; investment results in productivity; and productivity leads to prosperity. But what If
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      NE WIN'S GESTURE
      245 10 General Ne Win of Burma, has not fulfilled his nine-year-old promise to instal a civilian government, but he has made an attempt to broaden the base of an administration run by a revolutionary council of military men. At its first congress since 1962 the Burmese Socialist Programme
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    Winds of change sweep the MIC
    961 10  - Winds of change sweep the MIC UNNY KRISHNAN I By Kuala Lumpur 'rHE MALAYSIAN Indian Congress is expected to play a more active role after the election of a president and its general assembly next month. The rank and file are demanding changes both in the type of leadership and
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      Crowing early in the morning
      160 10 I SEE from a report In your edition of July 8 that in Castelsarrasin it is against the law for owners of cockerels to allow them to crow In the early hours of the morning. How I wish this legislation could be introduced in Singapore.
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      126 10 TRAFFIC congestion gets worse in Kuala Lumpur. Widening bottlenecks in certain places is a good move. But another effective way of ensuring a smooth flow of traffic at all times is to urge some private firms to start work at 8.30. some at 8.45 and some at 9— and ending
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      SLEEPING ON PAVEMENTS
      65 10 AS a visitor to Kuala Lumpur. I am shocked by the condition of the people who sleep on the pavements near the Central Market. Sprawled on the hard ground, their bony bodies rudely exposed, these people are a pathetic sight. They are deserving of sympathy. Surely the
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    An old hand deals with new rebels
    962 10  - An old hand deals with new rebels ERNEST COREA Profile of an activist monarch By T USTICE in I Rabat is sumCF mary and swift. The plotters who disrupted King Hassan's 42nd birthday party with an abortive coup are already under relentless interrogation. Their execution, reports say, is only a
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Sudden— loss of pressure caused Soyuz deaths
      285 11 Sudden loss of pressure caused Soyuz deaths MOSCOW. Mon. The 11 three Soyuz II cosmonauts died during their descent towards Earth because part of the ship's j hermetic seal popped out anil hit them sitting in .i fatal vacuum, a Soviet onimisMon of Inquiry >>.iid ye*terd:i>. The Government commission report
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      Lock icon Hijack hoax threat to blow up TWA —jet—
      339 11 Hijack hoax threat to blow up TWA jet LONDON. Mon. A hijack hoaxer threatened to blow up a trans-Atlantic American airliner yesterday unless it diverted to Algiers and Hanoi. The threat was made by a note aboard flight 709 of Trans-World Airlines (TWA) shortly after it had taken oil from
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      Runaway from surgery
      61 11 Runaway from surgery ANN ARBOR. (Michigan!. Mon.— A State-wide search was on today for a 17-year-old boy with a bullet lodged near hi* heart who fled v hospital In apparent fear of surgery to remove it. William Teavler ran away on Satuiday Irom the University ol Michigan medical centre where
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      Lock icon NIXON'S LAST CHANCE
      432 11 NIXON'S LAST CHANCE Pressure mounts in US to accept Vietcong peace plan WASHINGTON. Mon THE Nixon Administration, which finds the latest Vietcong peace proposal partially attractive and partially unacceptable, is under increasing political pressure at home to accept the offer. Sen. Walter F. Mondale, a liberal Democrat from Minnesota, yesterday
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      Lock icon SECRET E.E.C. DOCUMENT CALLS FOR ISRAELI PULLOUT
      446 11 SECRET E.E.C. DOCUMENT CALLS FOR ISRAELI PULLOUT TEL AVIV, Monday THE secret Western European Foreign Ministers' document on the Middle East calls for virtually a total Israeli withdrawal from conquered Arab territories and the stationing of U.N. forces along the new borders, European Economic Community sources disclosed yesterday The Informants
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      Lock icon CHILE: NEW LAW TO TAKE OVER MINES
      112 11 CHILE: NEW LAW TO TAKE OVER MINES CANTIAGO. Mon. Chiles Coiuress a tnended the Constitution to allow Marxist President Salvador AHrnrir to n.itinii.ilisf the country's mineral resources, including tin- giant IS -owned copper mines. The vote on the Bill to liter the Constitution *M n I most unanimous. Thr outcome
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      Lock icon Russia stepping up arms aid to M-East report
      209 11 Russia stepping up arms aid to M-East report WASHINGTON. Mon. T The Boviet Union has .sharply -stepped up deliveries of modern jet war-planes and troopcarr>lng helicopters to Syria and the United *\rab Republic In recent Btuntbs according to Unttp/i States intelligence reports. The relatively large deliveries t> Syria were seen
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon Public confidence in Nixon at the lowest
      125 12 Public confidence in Nixon at the lowest YEW YORK, Mon. Pub- lie confidence In President Nixon has reached a new low, according to the two most recent Gallup polls. They indicate that 48 per cent of Americans approve his performance In Office The polls show Mr Nixon's current rating to
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      Lock icon Shielding against rocks
      63 12 Shielding against rocks URITISH soldiers use riot shields to ward off rock* hurled by youths in Londonderry. Northern Ireland, on Saturday. Troops firing volleys of rubber bullets finally drove the youths back to the Bogside area of the city after the youths rioted following a funeral for two men slain
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      Lock icon Another 12 killed as outlaws strike again
      167 12 Another 12 killed as outlaws strike again MANILA, Mon. Another 12 people were reportedly killed and several others wounded In separate violent incidents in the southern Mindanao province of north Cotabato. News reports, quoting Philippine Con s t a b ulary sources said today six settlers were slain allegedly by
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      Lock icon 65 drowned
      33 12 TOKYO. Mon Sixty five people including 26 children, were drowned and another (our are missing in weekend swimding accidents as temperature thioughoul Japan soared, the National Police Agency reported today Reuter
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      Lock icon India to move 2.5 m Pakistani refugees
      117 12 India to move 2.5 m Pakistani refugees CALCITTA, Mon. India has decided to move about 2.500.000 East Pakistani refugees to central camps to relieve the tremendous pressure on its border states. Central Rehabilitation Minister Mr. K.K. Khadilkar said here yesterday that 46 camps would be provided, each housing 50.000 refugees.
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      Lock icon Libya steps up aid to rebels
      396 12 Libya steps up aid to rebels BEIRUT, Monday. I IBYA today decided to step up support to the rebels who tried unsuccessfully to overthrow King Hassan of Morocco two days ago. Tripoli Radio, monitored here, re-broadcast yesterday's the statement issued by the Libyan Revolutionary Command Council placing all of Libya's
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      Lock icon Blackmail...
      313 13 Blackmail How Chou is using trade as a political weapon Sen. Gair (JAXBERRA, Mon. Senator Vincent Gair, leader of the Democratic Labour Party (DLP), said yesterday that Opposition Labour Party leader Mr. Gough Whitlam was a willing intermediary in China's "blackmail"' of Australian foreign policy. Sen Gar told a Victorian
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      Lock icon WARNING BY CHINA AND NORTH r KOREA ON JAPAN
      418 13 WARNING BY CHINA AND NORTH r KOREA ON JAPAN lIONG KONG. Mon. 11 China anri North Korea narked the llfih annive r s a ry of the treaty of firen s h i p. co-operation and mutual assistance with a warning on the alleged military threat from Japan. At a
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      Lock icon Ne Win tens congress: Talking alone not -enough—
      279 13 Ne Win tens congress: Talking alone not -enough— OANGOON, Mon. 1V The first-ever congress of the Burmese Socialist Programme Party (BSPP) ended today with a call by Revolutionary Council Chairman Gen. Ne Win for a new type of revolution. I Gen. Ne Win, who is also chairman of the BSPP
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      Lock icon Swearing off corruption...
      62 13 BANGKOK. Mon An independent MP wants all Tha! official* 10 .-wear once a year thai they wiir not be a party to corruption or abuse their power Mr Thcncdee Israchiwin told reporters yesterday thai the Home of Representatives (Lower House* would consider l.i- <iiaft Kill winch would
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      Cliff's prize
      36 13 LONDON. Mon. Pop .sincer Cliff Richard won the Novello award for outstanding service to British music during the year Former Beatlc Geurue Harii.son took the prize for the best song of the year '-Something."-
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      Taiwan Minister: The islands are ours
      138 13 MANILA, Mon. Taiwan- 1 ese Foreign Minister Mr. S.K. Chow said today that the disputed Spratly Islands, west of the Philippines, had belonged to his country 'since time immemorial Mr. Chow was speaking on arrival here for the Asian Pacific Council (Aspao ministerial meeting
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        33 14 >l Cables $156 R. E. $0.88 P. Chrm $158 rtcAlister $310 .1 ltd. Ind. $1.31 fume F. L. $1.95 >IBBS $2.20 Vwidp Hold $1.11 .U9 .08 .06 .06 .05 .05 .05 .04
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        Most active stocks
        15 14 Haw Par 389.000 Public Bank 272.000 City Dcv 270.000 Merlin (M) 179.000
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        Falls
        46 14 Y. H. Sen* M G P. Bank Fusan Allied Choc Roxy Inchcape M. Tile T C C. Prop $1.65 $1.15 $1.33 $1.34 $2.00 $2.70 $2.86 $0.95 $1.02 $1.02 12 —.11 —.11 —.10 —.10 —.10 —.10 —.07 —.07 06 Ip L'nlon lin (M ,i.n .U3 —.05
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        INDICES
        46 14 July 9 July v t Industrials: 173.08 173.02 Industrials: 166.17 166.12 I Hotels: 84.38 84.24 Properties: 147.87 144.89 t Tins: 93.99 93.99 t$ rubbers: 118.78 118.70 tDec. SO, 1966 100 (corr) •Dec. 30, 1966 100 (ancorr) •DfC. 31, 1968 100 tDec. 29, 1962 s 100
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1052 14 DID AND OFFIR PRICES OFFI- CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK tXCMANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: Oil palms steady while the rest easier TURNOVER: Official toUl turnover as supplied by the
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      BUSINESS DONE—
      1591 14 T>USINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of i 1,000 unless otherwise specified, i INDUSTRIALS Alcan (1) $1.58, (3) $1.57. Ulied Choc. (1) $2 05. (3) $2.
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      Exchange rates
      176 14 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at July 12. Local dollars to one unit uf Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar US. Dollar Local dollars to 100 units of Foreign Currency Belgian Francs
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      Share prices continue to drift
      227 14 pONDITIONS were fene- rally easier on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. After opening at around Friday's closing level, except for a few firm spots, prices drifted lower on sustained profittaking. The volume of business was also reduced. Except for Haw Par which
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      44 14 •U.S. lUI London Clourd «0.!>4 Beirut UNCK 40.39 Horu-kor.,. 41.82 4, .57 Zurich Closed 40.158 40.3.1S P«M« Clourd 40 Spore (1) 41.78 41.825 Sport fIQ IM.AO 134.70 in U.S. dollars per ounce <2> Loral dealers prices la Singapore dollars per tatl.
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      Official rates
      52 14 ()N the official Malayan v Short Term Money Market I for the week ended July 10. 1971 the range of call rates was as follows: BANKING FINDS: 3^i per ci-nt to SS, per cent. GENERAL FIND: 3<, per i cent to 41-i per cent. MOVEMENTS of funds totalled
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      Cold Storage hits new records again
      487 14 Cold Storage hits new records again /^OLD Storage Holdings has done It afcain. Turnover and pre-tax profits have both hit new records and there is more to come for the $5.4 million development expenditure last year is only starting to make its mark Group turnover In the financial year ended
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      Bank Negara statement
      82 14 f>ANK Negara statement of Liabilities and Assets on June 30. 1971. LIABILITIES: Capital t 40.000.000 General reserve 60.518.461 Malaysian currency in circulation $1.078. 100.085 Deposits: Banks 199.201.346 Malaysian Government 581.525.498 Other t 295.389 132 Allocation of special drawing right* I 125.210.371 Other Liabilities 125.434.006 Total 12.505.378.899 ASSETS:
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      207 14 SLAFIKLD Amalgamated Kuooer achieved group pie-t<tx profus of ttIJA minion lor tne nine momns to June against jci.ji munon previously, 'lax takes £tj4u,uuo compared Wltn Jt.D2D.UUO. leaving £9u0.00U agamsi X, iliu.uuU. BRAD WALL (FMS) Ruboer m>iaie's cnalrman 1. B. bariow warns In his annual statement that it w
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 14 JULY 12. RUBBER: 104.50 cents per kilo (up 1.25 cents). TIN: $640.87! (down $2.75). Official offering 325 tons (up 42 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        323 14 -HINESC PRODUCE IXCHANCE IK ONGAPOM NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY ».Mi| sellers. Csprs: Mix il.th.i July auk. IK Cont. 533 11 Ptpptr: Mumok AST A whltr t.o.b. 100'; NLW SIS7J sellers. Sarawak i «hile t.o.b. Me; NLW $1771 sellers. Sarawak special blark fob. 96- NLW M4O sellers.
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        Tin continues to fall
        47 14 '['HE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday continued the weekend decline by another $2.75 to $640.87$ per picul on an official offering up 42 tons to 325 tons. The market was barely steady with support from the United States and the United Kingdom.
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        Rubber price climbs
        97 14 Rubber price climbs "THE rubber market yesterday opened i cent lower than Friday's close of 103.25 cents per kilo and then steadied some li cents in very quiet trading following the demand by the Malayan Rubber Fund Board (MRFB) for July and August RSS One. Turnover was small with Interest
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      Goodwood earnings eroded by costs
      377 14 Goodwood earnings eroded by costs- pOODWOOD Park Hotel \I profits for the year ended September 1970 show a satisfactory increase on the face of the accounts presented to the exchange yesterday. But this time profits include return on investments, while profits of Goodwood itself show a downturn with the blame
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      MELBOURNE
      399 14 MELBOURNE. Mon -Mining shares were weaker In mo- i derately active trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Oils, with the exception of Woodalde, were quieter and Industrials were mixed. Woodslde picked up three cents at $1.38 but Investors were apparently unimpressed with Endeavour's Indonesia copper deal. The shares
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      Asian dollar
      60 14 THESE average Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by the following banks: OCBC. Chartered, Bank of America, FNCB and First National Bank of Chicago. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. One month ijp.c. Two months 6 1/8 p.c. Three months 6 3/16p.c. Six months 7
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      HONG KONG
      335 14 TJONO KONG Mon. The xx market was eventful the whole day but conceeded ground In the last hour of trading closing at the bottom levels under selling pressure. At the opening Taikoo Dock* were In demand and after starting off at HK*l 33 reached HKII 34 during the
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    There's no 'political detainee' in this country: Razak
    183 15 There's no 'political detainee' in this country: Razak KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Deputy Prime Minister Tun (Dr) Ismail said in Parliament today that there is no political detainee in the country as such. The term "political detainee" had been loosely used and It had conveyed the wrong impression, he said during
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    Record oil output
    37 15 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Mon. Oil production off the Borneo coast here has passed the daily 200,000--harrel mark, a Shell Company spokesman said today. Seventy per cent came from Brunei and the rest from Sarawak.
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    S'pores envoy to Canada
    57 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Foreign Ministry announced today that Mr. Shunmugam Jayakumar. Singapore's Permanent Representative to the United Natlonr. has also been appointed to serve concurrently as Singapore's High Commissioner to Canada. Mr. Jayakumar will continue to reside In New York. He Is expected to present his
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    Communication seminar
    40 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Chinese YMCA Youth Department will conduct a one-day seminar on communication at the Tanglin Centre at Stevens Road cr. July 24. Registration fees for members are $5 and non-members $7. Registration closes on July 19.
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    Band music
    23 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Rallies Institution band will perform at the Macßitchle Reservoir Park on Sunday from 5.30 pm to 630 p.m
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    10 'best friends' didn't stop steward: Pilot
    440 15 10 'best friends' didn't stop steward: Pilot SINGAPORE, Monday AN MSA flight steward, Peter Bernard Cheah, would not have died had his "10 best friends" prevented him from confronting his alleged assailant during a bar brawl, the High Court heard today. According to MSA pilot Lawrence Granville Ess, 28, the
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    Trio all set to go places in 11-year-old car
    274 15 Trio all set to go places in 11 -year-old car SINGAPORE, Mon. They believe thai seeing places the hard wav is the best way. Which is why this adventurous trio Anne Read, Anthony Conod and Gary Oon have got together and invested in an 11 -year-old car to take them
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    Chinese YMCA courses on harmonica
    80 15 Chinese YMCA courses on harmonica SINGAPORE. Mon.— The Chinese YMCA Youth Department is organising two eight-session chromatic harmonica courses by Mr. Soon John Kwang for beginners at its Tanglin Centre in Stevens Road. The courses will begin on July 26. from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. for children between eight
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      701 15 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening followed by 0.45 It's Happening in Singapore General Hospital Topic-. The Enemies We Breed 3.20 For the Family (M) < c > 7.05 For the Family (C— Repeat) 3.50 A Diary of Events in Singapore 741 News (C) This Week (M) 7a
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      263 15 S.N P.M. Opening and Programme 7.11 Engiebert Humperdinck Summary 1.62 Programme Summary 5.0S Pok Amai Amai 806 Julia Too Good To Be Dad 5.37 Jerry Lewis Cartoons Jerry Goes 8.33 Arena Sukan Ape S.N News (M) 609 News (M) 9.17 Peristiwa S l7 Woobmda Animal Doctor 9.40 Parliament Report Trapped
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      97 16 Detaineesr 858 still held in Jerejak KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Deputy Prime Minister Tun (Dr.) Ismail told Parliament today that there were still 858 people beinr detained at Pulau Jerejak. Altogether 1.071 people were sent to the island following May incidents, he added. So far 213 had been released. Breakdown He
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      594 16 FINANCE Mini ster J* Tun Tan Slew Sin said the success or failure of the Second Malaysia Plan depends on whether Malaysians have the capacity to rise to the challenges and opportunities presented to them. "We n°ed more imagination, more courage, more
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      324 16 a grand sale of specially-selected books i SINGAPORE Tht Book Room, Mtthodut Haadouarttri, 23 B Colaman Strict (bahind Hill Straat f ir» itationi K. LUMPUR Federal Publications showroom, 170 Jalan Sungai Beii PENANG Catholic Information Services, 50 F Penang Road Nanyang Book Co 202 Carnarvon Street Toko Mmv, 267 Bingham
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      310 16 Straits Times Cr°ss w Qfd across tion may be offered In church 9 *e«ht d 5 Ut 4) Stre mS d d JAUrent .bout royJt, de--10. I object to the O«ner»l tn m.ndlng obedience (9) battle i 5) 7 So"* people talk a little too 11. Not quit* 22 in
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    Winning ticket 'was not sold'
    456 17 Winning ticket 'was not sold' Agent tells why hawker failed to get prize SINGAPORE, Monday THE High Court heard today why a fruit hawker failed in his claim for the first prize of $20,850 in the first Toto draw held in Singapore on June 9. 1968. At a previous hearing,
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    8 jailed for illegal entry
    84 17 SINGAPORE. Mon— Eight Indonesians were Jailed by a magistrate today for entering Singapore without valid passes or permits. Ismail bin Marsan. 16, Hasbl Husln. 20, Gefrry s o Malik. 16. Hari bin Kadar. 16. and All bin Lepln. 18. were jailed for two weeks each.
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    33 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. The All-Malaya Muslim Missionary Society will show a series of Arab and English filnu to the public at its premises in Lorong 12. Oeylaiiß on Friday at 8 p.m.
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    ROAD DEATH TOLL UP THIS YEAR
    79 17 ROAD DEATH TOLL UP THIS YEAR SINGAPORE. Mon. A total of 171 people died in road accidents in Singapore in the first half of the year, police said today. The toll is 20 more than that for the first six months of last year. Seriously injured during the period were
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    Annual meeting
    36 17 SINGAPORE. Mon. The AUPE Co-operative Thrift and Loan Society Ltd. will hold Its sixth annual meeting at the headquarters of the Amalgamated Union of Public Employees in Serangoon Road on Saturday at 2.30 p.m.
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    When Raja looks his best -by Rafty the cartoonist
    323 17 When Raja looks his best -by Rafty the cartoonist SINGAPORE, Mon MR. S. Rajaratnam, the Foreign Minister, shows off his personality best when he's talking or laughing, according to Australia s lead ing caricaturist Tony Rafty. "I have to capture him In pencil when he Is either laughing or talking,
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    Week's visit for travel agents
    53 17 Week's visit for travel agents SINGAPORE. Mon. Sixteen MSA travel agents from Bombay arrived here yesterday for a week's visit of Malaysia and Singapore. They will meet MSA officials and tour the country before leaving for Kuala Lumpur on Wednesday. The party will also visit Johore. They will return to
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    Ostriches for park
    56 17 SINGAPORE, Mon. Jurong Bird Park today acquired four young African ostriches. Tney were bought at $1,000 each fiom a local dealer. lib not known yet what I sex the ostriches are, since their youth makes that hard to distinguish. The males, however, will turn I black and
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    Threat to watch trade
    163 17 Threat to watch trade CINGAPORE. Mon. Pedlars selling stolen and imitation watches of ridiculously cheap prices are not only giving stiff competition to local watch dealers but are also tarnishing their good name. Hong Kong, notorious for imitations, is the base of this dubious watch industry, according to a spokesman
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      944 18 APPLICANTS replying to Box numbers for Vucancies are requested not to enclose original copies of testimonials or references with their applications No responsibility can be accepted for their loss. Applicants are also advised to unte to box numbers correctly and check them before pasjtsssl MALE CLERICAL CLERK required with typing
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      825 18 REQUIRED experienced restaurant waitresses. Call personally Kolek Restaurant. ICB Building. 2. Shenton Way Spore. Tel *****7 after 2 p.m. TOURIST DEPARTMENTAL STORE requires experienced attractive salesgirls. Apply personally between 4.00 7.00 p.m. «'i3. Bras Basab Road. Spore t. An American International Organisation requires an experienced SHIPPINC CLERK Requirements: (1) Cambridge
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      984 18 AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY detached bungalows in Holland Road. Grange Road. King Albert Park. Namly Crescent. Namly View. Binjai Park. oriole Crescent. Watten Estate. Wollerton Park. West Coast Road. Knghthill Crescent. Hal. Road, and Kwe Boon Park. Rental from $1,200'- $3,000/- pm. Semidetached and terrace houses available in King's Road. Moonbeam Walk.
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      1035 18 DIST. 10 MOUNT SINAI 2» storey semi-detached bungalow sput-level garden 5 bedrooms 3 bathrooms Luxuriously furnished. Contact Mr. Lee B'pore ***** (office hours). CHANCERY LANE OIST. 11 furnished 3-bedroomed flat. 2 bathrooms, big lounge, servant s own bathroom. Rental $930 Contact Tel: *****3 Spore. LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHEO, detached bungalows, flats air-condi-tioned
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      1059 18 CREATIVELY DESIGN freehold large double-»torey semi-detached house In choice selective residential areas, dlst. 10. Upstairs: 4 largo bedrooms, spacious hall. 2 bathrooms. 4 large balconies. Downstairs: living room. separate dining room, modern kitchen, servant's room. bathroom, garage. Special features: extensive sun-breakers for complete comfort. Extensive built-in cupboards In bedrooms, kitchen
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      761 18 Ottice space wanted WANTED ROOM approximately 150 sq.ft. Aircondltioned. telephone, city Orchard Road area Phone 3767U2 or *****3 Spore. •00 SO. FT. REQUIRED In Tanjong Spore ***** Anthony Tan. Shops for sale FOR SALE SHOUHOUSE AT FINANCIAL CENTRE Four-and-a-half-storey shophouse it busy financial centre at South Bridge Rd.. near South
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      961 18 OBTAIN PRIVATE SECRETARIAL Cert if. cate Diploma Guaranteed Rapid Course Kor details call personally. Raja's College. Rafflea Place. Raja's 21SD Changl Road. EXECUTIVE ENGLISH A Certificate Csurss Commencing Saturday 7th August I*7l Effective communication in business management: positive qualities of effective written communication; human relations aspect: visual methods; use of
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      1071 19 HIECT TO HAMBURG 111 30 BAYS P Sham Penanf Sinfapon LOADING FOR: PATAGONIA Sailed ll Pt/13 Jlly Jlly 11/11 C'blinca. H'burg B'men, R'dim. Adam, G'burg, Aarhus, C'hagen. SUMBIWA Illy 23/21 Jily 27/21 lily 21/ 1 H'burg B'men, A'dsm/R'dam. A'werp, Oslo, G'burg, Malmo, C'hagen. PASADENA Aif 1/12 Am 11/14 tig 15,17
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      1057 19 ■S9r i99lMkVjafl EXPRESS SEWVICE TO LONDON, LIVEKPOOL t CONTINENTAL POUTS BENARMIN Singapore P.Vham Penang H J- j BENMHOR For Matre tig 21 Singapore P. Sham Penang Bremen Am. 21 t. 3114/Jily IS lII} 11/18 Jlly 11/20 Rotterdam Am 31 5 rgapo'O P. 3Tam Penarg OENDORAN London. Hamburg Jiiy 20/11 lENLOMOND
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      1265 19 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. New York Penanf P. S ham Spore Kingston MARON Sailed Jam 12 Jily 14 Jily IS Jily 17 KYOTO tails Jain Jlly 30 Alf 1 Am 3 Oct I VASANOLM Sa.lt Jlly 13 Am 15 Auf 17 Oct 24 LAOMEDON Sails Jlly
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      1179 20 KAW\SAKI jKISEN KAISHA LTD. West Australia /Singapore /Japan Servic* Frtmantlt Spore Keelunf Ytkkaichi^afoyl Y'ha-na Kobe Self urn Maru 23 Auf 2 Sept 7 Sept 11 Sept 14 Stpt 17 Stpt Acceptiif carfo fir Mke, Osaka. Ntfiya. Vokokama. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan Hongkong
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      849 20 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P Sham Singapore Laatiif farCHAKRATA" 21 Aag 11 72 tag 23/J4 Aag Avc>, Well, lytt, D'difl. Carnti 12 paueagcrs. STRAITS MADRAS SERVICE: S'nr.apore P. Sham Penane Leadiag far: RAJULAt li Part 14 Jily IS inly tC Jaly Nagapattinam, Madras. »«iula- l/|tq tui 10 tat Naiapattinam. Madras.
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      779 20 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3 7T U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Penini ArrivalNEPTUNE AMETHYST C JS-»/$ 13 inly 14 It 1.1, tT Jaly London 13 8. hW|
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      677 20 tffk MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL M SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na3OE Jin. Ampwg Kuala Lu.npoi The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang ArrhrM: lUNCA RAYA 21/8 illy 21 2» July M lAaf Havre 25 8. London 27 8. H'outf 19. R'dim 3 9, A'merp 69, Bremen
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      816 21 STEVEDORAGE TENDER blishcd Foreign Steamship Company invites tenders General Stevedorage. Tenderers are requested to :nt their detailed quotations to Box A 5786, The Straits Times Spore not later than July 30th 1971. TENDER NOTICES appear dally in Berita Barton You could miss opportunities Order Berita Marian today •r-M POBT OF
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      2918 21 LONDON TIN CORPORATION SATISFACTORY OUTCOME OF YEAR'S OPERATIONS Sir Douglas Waring reviews conditions and future outlook The 45th Annual General Meet- of the country during the years contributed largely to that section inr of London Tin Corporation Immediately prior to Its state of of Income In the results which i.inuu-d
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      772 21 FORM I NOTICE BY THE COMMISSIONER RELATING TO INDEFEASIBIUTY (Section 84 (2) NOTICE BY THE COMMISSIONER OF LAND TITLES Whereas I am satisfied of the validity of the replarement titles to the holdings described In the Schedule here-to. together with the names and addresses of the proprietors thereof: And whereas
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      753 21 FORM NO. 4 (Rule 23) ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITIONIN THE HIGH (URT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LIM-TUR Companies (Wlndinx-l'p) No: It of 1971. In the matter of ESKO SDN. BUD., of No. 18. Jalan Chow Kit. Kuala Lumpur. And In the matter of the Companies Act, 1965. NOTICE is hereby given
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      1184 22 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD Notice to Subscribers JULY 1971 TELEPHONE DIRECTORY Subscribers are advised tnat the English and Chinese editions of the above-mentioned Directory will be available for collection frcm 12th July 1971 to 24th July 1971 at the lollowlng places:STB. CENTRES (Time of collection- Between 8.30 a m.-5.00 pm Mondays
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      823 22 MAJLIS BANDARAN JOHOR BAHARU RATEB FOR THE SECOND HALF YEAR 1971 Owners of Holdings in the Town Council Area, Johore Bahru are hereby reminded that rates for the second half year, 1971 are due and payable In advance without demand at the t office of the Town Council, c Johore
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      231 22 NOTICE In the Estate of One Yun Ho, deceased, late of No. 19J. Jalan UM, Singapore, who died intcatote on the 7th day of January 1971. Pursuant to Section J* of the Tnuteea Act, IN7. NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that creditors and others having :lalms against the estate of the
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      184 22 DISTRICT MAGISTRATES 1 COVETS BAU Writ of Distress No. 46 of 1971 In the cause of Golden City Theatre*) (S) Pte. Ltd.) Plalntlfl versus Wong Yok Hon (m.w.) V under the name Si style of Oalaxy Bar dc Restaurant. Defendant AUCTION SALE OP Commercial refrigerators, wall clocks, etc. To be
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      419 22 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Soil No. 2U27 ot IST* Between Gemini Chit Fund Corporation Limited Plaintiffs And 1. Mm Keng Soon t. Aw Menc Hnat J. Cheah Yoon Kee Defendant* To: Chtah Yoon Kee, MD, Block 51. Loronf 6. Toa Payoh Estate, Singapore. TAKE NOTICE
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      221 22 MALAYSIA STATE OF BELANGOR IN THE SESSIONS COURT AT Xl ALA LUMPUR CIVIL ACTION NO: 1145 OF 1979 Between Jamea Warren (Mj Sdn. Bhd. PlalnUffs And Lo Tonf Cbew Defendant To:- Lo Tone Chew, No: 100 Templer Road, Serentban, Negri SembUan. TAKE NOTICE that an action has been commenced against
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      165 22 DALAM MAHKAMAH TINGGI TANAH MELAYU DI-JOHOU BAHRU I) a lam Perkmrm Krbankrapan Now t/71. Ber: Sinfaram George of No. 5, Jaian Napoh. Century Gardens. Jooore Bahru. Tankh Perentah Penonmaan Penghukcman 21.6.'i1. Tarlkh perentah untok penUdblraii dl-bawah Sek. 108 5.T.71. Tarlkh Sc tempat meshuant perUnu 26.771 pukul 1030 pagl dt-Pejabat Kebanlcrapan,
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      394 23 (ont. from Page 18) down space vacant EASE FACTORY COOOWN 11.000 s<i. ft. cum It. airconditioned Ofltc*, located, ample parking. Mtf modilicat .onit to Only prncipals need Baa A.'.T'.'t s.T. r TIMAM ROAD '..J m.j. Uodown a... i :i MO mj, ft Rental Hi f Contact Tel: ***** r.n fur
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      369 23 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER In perI ■•>><• v Sheldon metal filing cabinet: Maspo-Ruttleicurt "Ideal-Figur" Slimratal: maihine Klectric Cestetner 'or: Double and single tube "orescent h t». Ring S pore *****1. SPECIAL OFFER Portable typewriters with tabulator only $92/- and other ■pads] price for Olympla. Royal Olivetti, p.eminitton Calculating Machine, Clu-ckwrlters etc-etc,.
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      952 23 AVAILABLE FOR IMMEDIATE Charter M V Bluff Creek fi6' long speed 10.5 knots 490 h.p. 1.500 Kaloni water and 4.000 gallons fuel and a fleet of tugs, barges and fast crew boats. Available as from 15.5.71 M/V Miss Freeport 106' lonu speed II knots soo h.p. 10.00 C gallons fuel
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      809 23 I Steambaths. massage «tc. ATTINTION LADIIt. Sauna-baths. scientific sllmmlnit. spotreduclnt:. post-natal treatments with very latest machine* at Louise Klerk's Salon. 22 Nxee Ann Building. No streneous SALON OE LA GRANDE formerly of Goodwood Hotel welcomes Ladles and Gentlemen for body maasage. sauna-bath, etc. Dally 10 a.m. to 800 p.m. Phone
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      540 23 ASSOCIATED PIASTICS INDUSTRIES BERHAD ASSOCIATED PIASTICS <|p> 5E ASSOCIATED PLASTICS INDUSTRIES BERHAD j| 300 WORKERS WANTED Xn To meet the First Phase of the Groups expansion CD programme. S POST REQUIREMENTS 5 «J 1. Gravnre Cylinder Extensive gravure-cyllnder- S §J Engraving Techni- Engraving experience SS cians Knowledge of plastic printing
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      502 23 P^j TRAINING OFFICER I^w/Uj PULAUBUKOM kflfl REFINERY We have a vacancy for a Singapore citizen between the ages of 30 and 35 who possesses a full Polytechnic Mechanical Engineering diploma or equivalent, and preferably has some years of teaching and or engineering experience. The candidate selected will eventually succeed to
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      Rich Cup tilt for Copperplate
      334 24  -  EPSOM JEEP fOPPE RPLATE earned a tilt at the King's Gold Cup by scoring a splendid comeback win in the Class 1 Div. 2 6f race at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. Copperplate gets 7.9 in the big sprint. Precious Momentos goes up 5-lb to 8.4
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      The Cup field
      158 24 THE KING'S GOLD CUP (Class 1 Division 1 6f) Tl;r Oold Cup Field will be limited to 16 runners. The four lowest weighted horses have also been handicapped In Division 2. The four lowest weighted horses will be ballotied to determine the Duredenre of taking up vacancies
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      142 24 NEW YORK. Mon. Results of US bu-sebal! games played yesterday American League: New York 3 Bui>tun 2; Wa-hini?-ton 4 Detroit 3 (10 inns>; Mln-nt-M t.i 3 Kansas City 5 (Ist game i. Minnesota 7 Kan.-.i.-City 1 '2nd gamei; Milwaukee 1 Chicago o 'Ist game.; Chicago 1 Milwaukee
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        Moran and Chong fined
        1178 24 TH E Stipendiary Steward's report on the Kuala Lumpur races last weekend: SATI'RDAY: Race 1: Approaching the 4f turn Blue Chips had to be checked due to Lovely Lady and Special Film shifting in towards the running rail and Central London on the inside moving out
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      1164 24 WEIGHTS for the Kuala Lumpur races this weekend: SATURDAY I 1. DIV. 3 '"-I Dailn's Fancy 9.00 Plsang Mas 8 13 Letter of Credit 8 12 Forex 8.10 Vagabond 8 10 Eellalshang 8.10 Deposit 808 Kampong Melayu 8.08 Commander-in-Chlef 8.08 String 0 Pearls 808 Loonshlang 8.07 Pasa
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      Lock icon Shane gets her fourth —title—
      199 24 Shane gets her fourth title— CANT A CLARA, Mon.— Young Australian swimming star Shane Gould swept to her fourth victory yesterday in the three-day Santa Clara international meet here by winning the 800 metres women's freestyle. Shane. 14, had a time of 9 mins. 03.9 sec. the second fastest recorded
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      Kart Prix
      30 24 The Penand Kart Prix wi:i be held over three heats of 4o laps each along the 0.4-miir course of King Edward Place on Aug. 1, commencing 830 a.m.
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      Hartono:— Country comes first...
      327 25  - Hartono:— Country comes first... P. Seneviratne By ,'THE clairvoyant 1 mind of world badminton c h a mpion Rudy Hartono, Ahich out-thlnks his opponents on the court, is now "clouded' by a problem: What career shall he pursue? About two years ago, Har>nno took a fancy to flylug. But he
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      'Camp'for 33 after 2-0 Cup defeat
      460 25 'Camp' for 33 after 2-0 Cup defeat CINGAPORES four-member socctr coaches committee yesterday decided, following the State team's 2-0 defeat by Selangor in the Malaysia Cup on Sunday night, to put all 33 national trainees into immediate centralised training. The coaches Andrew Yap, C'hoo Seng Quee, Major Abbas and Sabestian
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      THE DORAI BROTHERS SHINE IN 4-0 WIN
      180 25 THE DORAI BROTHERS SHINE IN 4-0 WIN TNBEATEN Hampshire U Sports Club continued their winning streak when they trounced Asas 4-0 In a FAS Div. 3B soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Hampshire, with a robust and speedy style of hardhitting soccer, have already won a big reputation among their
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      Stocky Quek is the star
      258 25 STOCKILY-BUILT Quek Khong Wah won the honO'irc nt Rarrlpv school's swimming carnival when he broke the school's only record at Amber Road yesterday. Quek, In B division, won the 100 m freestyle In a record 1:28.0 to Improve his own previous mark of 1:34.0 set
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      No doubts now Pesta is a 'mini' Games
      635 25 No doubts now Pesta is a 'mini' Games LIGHTNING 90-minute six-a-side international hockey tournament, a Taekwondo demonstration by 300 exponents, and music by the Police band will herald the start of this year's Pesta Sukan at Jalan Besar stadium on Aug. 7. The Pesta, the biggest organised so far, will
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      Japan faces challenge from PI —in Open
      358 25  - Japan faces challenge from PI in Open ERNEST FRIDA By JAPAN, women champ] pore AAA Open c strong competition thi: pines. Heading the Philippine team will be Amelita Alanes. Asian Games silver medallist in the women's 200 m. She will compete in the 100 m. 200 m. 400 m, 400
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      Malaysia backs Japan
      116 25 I^UALA LUMPUR. Mon Malaysia will support Hong Kongs bid to y.'age the inaugural Asian Amateur tennis championships in the Colony in September. The planned meet will be restricted to Asians only, in contrast to the Asian championships run by India at which non-Asians were also allowed tc
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      Unknowns to quit SWNA
      145 25 UNKNOWNS, last year's national netball champions and winner* of the "Best team of thd Year" award, have decided to withdraw from the Singapore Women's Netball Association after the Pesta Bnkan tournament as protest against the running of the aaaocUUion. The decision stems from their last match
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      304 25 Pakistan in sight of first Test win T EEDS, Mon.—Pakis- tan tQday won for themselves the chance of beating England in the Third and final Test cricket match and winning a Test series for the first time When they dismissed England for 264 in the second innings. First innings. England
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      1251 24 ESTATE MANAGER Estate Manager- Age 30 45. Qualifications Graduated either from Agricultural College or University with good knowledge and experience in practical planting and administration. Apply with full particulars in confidence to Box A 3116 S.T.. K.L. j HARRISONS CROSFIELD (S) PTE. LTD. *etks to recruit a young mtle University
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      71 25 SOCCER SBHFL final: Cold Storage v Outhrie Waugh Jalan Besar (5.15 pm). FAS Dlv. 2B: Peru Indians v SCC (Padang); Chinese Athletics v Jollllads (F. Park): Burnley Utd v IBSC (F. Park). Dlv 2A: PARC v Rajajl (F. Park); Tamplnes Rovers v Outhrle Waugh 'A' (F. Park); Bakat Baru v
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    96 26  -  K.S. SIDHU: By Singapore, Mon /CUSTOMS officers today \j waded through kneedeep swamps to a distillery where they seized 35 barrels of samsu. The samsu. at different stages of fermentation, was found off Lorong Kinrhir. off Upper Thomson Road. Duty on the samsu is
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    372 26 Secrets leak hurt US: Agnew ADDIS ABABA, Mon. I yiCE-PRESIDENT Spiro Agnew said here that, without exception, the leaders he had met on his current tour felt that the status of the United States as a world leader had been seriously challenged by the publication of confidential Government documents They
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    28 26 BANGKOK. Mon. Thai Government troops have killed more than 7,000 communist guerillas since the outbreak of communist Insurgency In 1965. otl trial sources said today. Reuter.
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    18 26 TOKYO. Mon. The Toyota Motor Co. today produced ij.s one million car In the current year.
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    41 26 fINE BLUFF (Arkansas). Mon. Destruction begins tomorrow ot the country's only stockpile of anti-personnel germ weapons Implementing a large measure of a 1969 promise by President Nixon that the nations stockpile of boilogical weapons would be destroyed. UPI.
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    33 26 BRUSSELS. Mon. Britain today agreed to abolish all existing controls on British investments Ir. the European Common Market within five years of joining the trading community, British olflclals said. UPI.
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    454 26 J ONDON. Mon.— The stock market lj wai firm in moderate trading. Dealer* reported "good quality" buying of leaden baaed on the criteria of Common Market potential. Situation stock* continued to attract a great deal of Interett. At 2.45 p.m. the Financial Time* index wax up »ix point*
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