The Straits Times, 14 July 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, JULY 14, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Nanyang plea fails
    1761 1  - Nanyang plea fails T. F. HWANG Judgment in case of the detained executives Singapore, Tues. THE Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin, dismissed in the High Court today the habeas corpus applications of four Nanyang Siang Pau executives, detained since May under the Internal Security Act. He rejected all the
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    51 1 HONG KONG.Tues—Moscow Radio today described the Chinese leadership as a power hungry group which tried to disguise Its ambitions with high-sound-ing ideological propaganda. It said that despite Peking's efforts. China was becoming Increasingly Isolated as more and more of the socialist world rallied behind the Soviet Union.—
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    Joint Thai-Malaysian action on pirates
    89 1 Joint ThaiMalaysian action on pirates Kt'ALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysian and Thai security craft will soon mount anti-piracy patrols in the waters bordering the two countries. Agreement for this coordinated system of patrolling was signed in Bangkok recently. Deputy Prime Minister Tun (Dr.) Ismail told Parliament today. He said Royal Malaysian
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    Don't waste water!
    34 1 SINGAPORE, Tues. Water consumption in the Republic yesterday went up by nine million gallons to 100.3 million gallons the fourth time in six days it had gone over the 100-million mark.
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    Lock icon Criminal charges against papers?
    124 1 WASHINGTON. Tues. A grand jury In Boston Is investigating possible criminal charges against the New York Times, the Washington Post and the Globe In connection with publication of secret Pentagon documents on Vietnam, the Post says. The newspaper reported this morning It learned from unnamed sources
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    Lock icon Charlemagne unity again: Heath
    98 1 LONDON, Tues.— Prime Minister Edward Heath, in a new-style press conference, spoke today of his vision of a Europe restored to unity as it was 1,200 years ago under the Emperor Charlemagne. Giving historical perspective to his bid to take Britain into the European Common Market,
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    Lock icon Constitutional says court
    31 1 SAIGON. Tues— The South Vietnamese Supreme Court tonight upheld as constitutional an election law containing restrictive rules for nominating candidates lor the country's presidental election next October. Reuter.
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    Children the theme for N-Day stamps
    236 1 Children the theme for N-Day stamps SINGAPORE, Tues. The Government said today that It had selected the theme of CHILDREN for this year's issue of Festival stamps to portray the multi-racial society of Singapore. The stamps, to be released on National Day, will depict the Republic's major festivals of Chinese
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    Lock icon Emergency for Springboks
    41 1 SYDNEY, Tues— The Queensland Government has declared a state of emergency during the visit of the South African rugby union team to the state The Springboks are due to spend 10 days in Queensland from July 22. AP.
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    Lock icon Extradite call
    33 1 MEXICO CITY, Tues. The Mexican Foreign Ministry yesterday Instructed this country s ambassador In Argentina to request the extradition of the hijackers of a Branlff Airlines plane on July 2. AP.
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    Lock icon 54-second meet
    25 1 GENEVA. Tues. The biweekly meeting of the 25-natlon Geneva Disarmament Conference adjourned here today after exactly 54 seconds. There was no speaker. Reuter.
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    Thrilling finish to Test
    191 1 Thrilling finish to Test ENGLAND WIN HEADING LEY, n Tues. England scored a thrilling win over Pakistan in the Third Test just before tea today to win the three-match series one-nil. The gallant Pakistanis lost by 25 runs, pace bowler peter Lever clinching victory for England with three wickets in
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    Lock icon TROOPS KILL 3 REDS IN SARA WAX
    210 1 KUCHING, Tuesday MALAYSIAN security forces killed three comifl munist guerillas, two of them women, about 12 miles (about 19 kms) west of here yesterday, the Sarawak State Security Committee said today. A shotgun, a pistol, some ammunition, communist documents an t three packs
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    Lock icon New SALT meeting
    53 1 HELSINKI. Tues. United States and Soviet delegates met here today for the second lullscale session of the fifth round of their Strategic Anns Limitation Talks (SALT). Mr. Vladimir Semyonov. chief Soviet negotiator, was welcomed by Mr. Oerard Smith, his American counterpart, at the U.S. embassy for the
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      U.S. TO HALT AID TO PAKISTAN
      51 1 WASHINGTON, Tues The United States will withhold economic development and technical assistance to Pakistan until the Central Government provides a fresh list of development projects that take into account the present situation in Last Pakistan. State Department officials said today. I PI (See Pace
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      102 1 cFactCSL fancy on the cocktail mystique Th £i K wiiw/0/ Couth Vermouth Instead of using ice, some fervent drinkers refrigerate their cocktail so it is chilled without dilution. While this method may be alcoholically effective the truth is that a slight measure of dilution is not only beneficial but essential
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      Lock icon We WILL get the go-ahead, says Heath
      430 2 LONDON, Tuesday ¥>RIME MINISTER Mr Heath said yesterday that he was completely confident of winning Parliament's approval for British entry into the Common Market. He radiated optimism at a special news conference he called evidently as part of the effort to swing public
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      Lock icon Shorter time in orbit
      39 2 MOSCOW. Tues. Russian space scientists, forced by the Soyuz-11 tragedy to take a new look at their manned flight programme, may decide to cut the lcneth of time spent in orbit by future cosmonauts. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Laotian forces control plain
      52 2 VIENTIANE. Tues. ProOovernment Special Forces have gained virtually complete control of the Plain of Jars in Northern Laos. U.S. sources said today. The sources, who Just arrived here from the Plain of Jars, said commando teams have covered most of the plain in search of communist
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      Lock icon Hunger strike
      34 2 MOSCOW, Tues. Ttrenty- seven Georgian Jews staged a public hunger strike in Moscow yesterday because President Podßorny had failed to grant them permission to go to Israel, Jew ish sources said. UPI.
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      FOOD FROM CHINA FOR U.S. BUT LABELS MUST GO
      112 2 CAN FRANCISCO, Tues. Officials of the Us Food and Drug Administration have Impounded the first shipment of food to arrive irom China in more than 20 years. It's not the food the FDA objects to but the medicinal value advertised on
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      Lock icon Flood havoc in Colombia
      37 2 BOGOTA. Tues Hundreds of people are missing and at least 10.000 have been forced to flee their homes because of serious flooding in jungle areas of Southern Colombia, civil defence officials said— Reuter.
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      Lock icon New pact unites charter flights firms
      146 2 New pact unites charter flights firms PARIS. Tues. International charter airlines, battling to hold their own against the world's regular airlines, yesterday hammered out an agreement on making their voice heard on the international aviation scene. After a meeting here of the- newly-formed International Air Charter Association bringing together more
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      Aid to East Pakistan to be halted for a year: World Bank
      329 2 YVASHINGT ON, Tues. A special World Bank mission has concluded that East Pakistan has been so ravaged by the West Pakistani crackdown that new international development efforts will have to remain suspended for "at least the next year
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      Lock icon Nixon's big jobs Bill
      41 2 SAN CLEMENTE. Tues President Nixon yesterday signed a Bill authorising a biK federal spending programme to create 200.000 jobs for the unemployed in the next two years. The Bill calls for the expenditure of U552.250 million. Reuter.
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  • WORLD NEWS 2- PHOTO SPECIAL
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      Lock icon Rebel Moroccan troops surrender
      84 3 REBEL troops are rounded up by loyalist soldiers after the rebels attempted to overthrow Morocco's King Hassan. A Government spokesman said 158 rebels were killed and 700 others captured after they burst into the King's summer palace during a Royal birthday celebration, killing 28 people. King
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      The day the palace green turned red
      451 3 TANGIERS. Tuesday A PAKISTANI busiA nessman, wounded in the attack by army mutineers on King Hassan's palace near Rabat on Saturday, described here how he lay bleeding for hours, first on a golf course and then on a road. Mr. Taql Butt. 51.
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      Lock icon A royal toast that WAS a bit overdone
      117 3 A royal toast that WAS a bit overdone- I ONDON, Tues. —It was a case of having overdone the toast. Mr Ivor Spencer was asked during a radio interview yesterday what announcement he would most line to make in his capacity as president of the Guild of Professional Toastmasters. Thousands
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      Lock icon Lockheed rescue: Senate drafts —Bill—
      213 4 Lockheed rescue: Senate drafts —Bill— WASittNGTON, Tues. TT Lockheed Aircraft Corp won an initial round yesterday as the Senate banking committee, in a closed session, began drafting legislation to rescue the ailing firm and other big U.S. businesses in financial trouble. Committee chairman Mr. John Sparkman declined to comment on
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      Lock icon $2m worth of nothing...
      48 4 $2m worth of nothing NEW YORK. Tues. Two robbers got USS2 million worth of nothing yesterday wnen they attacked a bank messenger in Brooklyn, police said. Police said the two men took $125 from Louis Rlggiori and grabbed a satchel containing US$2 million worth of nonnegotiable receipt*.— AP.
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      Lock icon China going all out to win more friends in the Third World
      721 4 HONG KONG. Tues £HINA has apparently embarked on a strategy aimed at winning greater influence in the Third World. This is the conclusion here about a series of statements by Premier Chou En-lai and official Chinese newspapers coupled
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      Lock icon Labour to admit more immigrants
      149 4 CYDNEY, Tues. A Federal Labour Government would accept as immigrants many people now excluded under the current White Australia policy. South Australia's Labour Premier Donald Dunsian said tonight. Speaking on the Australian Broadcasting Commission's television programme "Mond a y Conference," Mr. Dunstan said a Labour
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      Lock icon JAPAN ARMS BUILD-UP: SATO GIVES 'NO THREAT' PLEDGE
      488 4 JAPAN ARMS BUILD-UP: SATO GIVES 'NO THREAT' PLEDGE TOKYO, Tuesday JAPAN would strengthen her defence capability in ways that would not make any other country feel threatened, Prime Minister Eisaku Sato said today. The main aim would be the modernisation of equipI ment Mr. Sato told a Press conference here.
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      UN meeting in Africa
      47 4 NEW YORK. Tues The UN. Security Council will meet H l^ next year to n'Khlight the continents de-colo n iS^ rac al -touninauon The African meeting, speci- »y Provided for under tne U.N. Charter, will be the first held away from headquarters Rcutcr
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      Lock icon Mass killings: Man indicted
      41 4 LOS ANOELES. Tues.-Parm labour contractor Juan Corona was indicted yesterday by a ijranrt jury on 25 counts of first degree murder stemming from HM.h'Tm' 1 25 'orchard of aeath killlnss ol farm workers near Yuba City- Reuter
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      Lock icon Shipping losses
      39 4 LONDON. Tues. seventy ships of the worlds merchant neets totalling 116,«1 tons >ro« were reported lost throu K h fires *"<**• coiUMon. and "mumus" to the three months ending on May 31. Lloyds register ol shipping reported.— AP.
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      215 4 At Eterna we ye been obsessed with But we went even further. 9 9 punctuality for over 100 years. W* Wk. I r- We added what we call a "flexion ;WW WyM H Final| y w e deeded that we should oscillator which makes sure the r\ nn i nOt
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    Bosses who forget social duties
    201 5 Bosses who forget social duties SINGAPORE, Tuesday MANAGEMENTS the world over recognise that their obligations extend beyond making profits for their companies but few really discharge their social responsibilities. This was stated today by a Filipino insurance executive, Mr. Salvador Estrada, who felt that Singapore managements were no different. Mr.
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    13 5 JENNY (left) and Yvette at Subang airport yesterday. Picture by Urn Yaw Chong.
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    Sewer laying at Oldham
    52 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Public Works Department will lay a sewer across Oldham Lane, off Orchard Road tomorrow Work is expected to go on for a month, during which time, half the road will be closed to traffic. The public are advised to avoid using Oldham Lane
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    Supervisee jailed
    44 5 SINGAPORE. Tups Police supfr\is<f Abdul Hussain bin Abdul Ja>.ar. 28. was today jailed for a year when he admitted .staying outdoors from the Ahmad jbrahim Camp in Sembawang Hills Drive between 7 p.m on May 25 and 6 a.m. on May 26
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    Cars seized
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Four jobless men had their cars forfeited and were fined 1200 each by a traffic court for operating pirate taxis last month.
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    Smoke offence
    29 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ng Ah Meng. was fined $80 for allowing the use of his car which emitted smoke at Serangoon Road on Sept. 14 two years ago.
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    Jenny and Yvette fly together to Miami Beach with a mascot
    193 5 Jenny and Yvette fly together to Miami Beach with a mascot rESE two beauties have every reason to look happy and pretty. They are the envy of thousands of other girls. For they carry Singapore's and Malaysia's hopes at the Miss Universe contest at Miami Beach in the U.S. They
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    4 MSA girls promoted
    39 5 SINOAPORE. Tues. MSA has for the first time in its 30 years "promoted four air stewardesses to supervisory posts. The girls Dorothy de Sllva. Norma Ho. Eunice Llau and Betty Wee are now check stewardesses.
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    Graft case naval architect acquitted
    164 5 Graft case naval architect acquitted SINGAPORE, Tuesday A FORMER Government naval architect was acquitted and discharged in a district court today on two charges of accepting a bribe from two shipyard directors. Laurence Mliner, 43, formerly from the Singapore Marine Department, had been charged with accepting a bribe of £1,500
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    60 accidents
    15 5 SINOAPORE. Tues. There were 60 road accidents yesterday, one fatal and seven serious.
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    WHY I DID NOT DO WELL IN EXAM—BY A DETAINEE
    202 5 WHY I DID NOT DO WELL IN EXAM— BY A DETAINEE SINGAPORE. Tues. A woman political detainee today blamed the "restrained material and spiritual life" at Changl Jail for her poor performance in the Cambridge School Certificate examination. She obtained a Grade Three certificate. Lav Lek Moi, who is accusing
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    Architect off to Fiji for seminar
    124 5 Architect off to Fiji for seminar CINGAPORE, Tues. An 13 architect. Mr. William SW. Urn, left Singapore last night to attend the Second South Pacific Seminar on "Living In Town." to be held at Suva. FIJI, from Wednesday to July 19. Mr Ltm. a member and former chairman of the
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      295 5 Straits Times Crossword ih >h n imi' r m ACROSS 6. Most just burst Into tears If 7. The craft employed in Savll<- upaet (7). Row? (7). On* crowd en a climb 8 The Idict in the bar? <7). people showing extreme aver--10. Friends are the reverse of slon for
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    CASE to compile price list of goods
    151 7 CASE to compile price list of goods SINGAPORE. Tues The Consumers' Association of Singapore (CASE) is to compile a complete list of prices of all essential commodities sold in provision shops here. This was disclosed by Dr. Henry Ong. pro-tern chairman of CASE in a Radio Singapore interview today. The
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    Labourer dies after fall
    46 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A Port Authority labourer. P.L. Chinajrjra. '64 died in Outram Huspijil yesterday 12 hours alter he fell trott a moving Chinayya. Of Hoy Fatt Road. u.i.-, returnini? from work when he lell Irom a PSA transport lorry near Gale Five.
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    Former Ceylon A-G admitted to KL Bar
    114 7 Former Ceylon A-G admitted to KL Bar KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. A former AttorneyGeneral of Ceylon, Mr. Edward Noel Gratlaen QC. was admitted to the Bar by the High Court yesterday as a leading counsel in a $938,702 marine insurance case. Mr. Gratiaer. will represent Boon and Cheah Steel Pipes Sdn.
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    Minister's date
    41 7 SINGAPORE. Tues The Minister of State for Finance, Mr. Tang See Chim. will be guest of honour at the third annual dinner of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers at the Shangri-La Hotel at t p.m. on Friday.
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    Bury on S'pore military training problem
    295 7 NOT ENOUGH LAND FOR FACILITIES SINGAPORE, Turn. AUSTRALIAN Foreign Minister Mr. Leslie limy today said Singapore had requested military training facilities in Australia because of its land shortage. He said: "Singapore is a small island. They have important uses for all suitable lands. There
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    Brunei bans barter trade with Manila
    136 7 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Tues. The Brunei Government today banned barter trading between the country and the Philippines. The move came as a complete surprise to the barter traders, who had been calling from the Southern Philippines in large, fast "kumpits" for big consignments of
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    40-PAGE CODE OF ETHICS FOR STORE POLICEMEN
    60 7 SINGAPORE, Tues. The 7.500-strong Singapore *3 police force and the special constabulary have been issued with copies of a 40-page code of ethics and conduct. It contains essential information Irom fundamental laws to first aid in emergencies useful in their daily contact with
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    Man who wrote Singapore's national anthem to receive award
    291 7  -  LEE SU SAN: By Singapore, Tuesday SAITRDAY will be a red-letter day for Inche Zubir Said, the man who composed Singapore's national anthem IS years ago. That evening. Inche Zubir will receive recognition for this and other services he has made
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    Youth Festival opens at Jalan Besar on Saturday
    186 7 Youth Festival opens at Jalan Besar on Saturday CINGAPORE, Tues. 3 The Youth Festival this year will officially open at Jalan Besar Stadium on Saturday. Girls from the National Cadet Corps (Services) will form a guard of honour. Other uniformed groups from about 100 secondary schools will go on parade.
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    Baby show at centre
    53 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The management committee and women's sub-committee of Canberra community centre are organising a baby show on July 25 for children between three to 18 months. Entry forms are available at the 14) ma. Sembawani? maternal and child health centre, and the Kampong Tengah and
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    Police smash gang that robbed women in lifts
    123 8 Police smash gang that robbed women in lifts SINGAPORE, Tues. Police have smashed a sang specialising in robbing women in Housing Board lifts ln the Toa Payoh areas. Acting on a tip-off, a police party from Kandang Kerbau Police Station arrested three youths on July 12 at 11.45 a.m. in
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    Two women killed in crash
    77 8 Two women killed in crash KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. Two women were killed and two others Injured when an oil tanker crashed into a Kroup of tappers cycling at the 13th-mlle Sungel Besl Ayer Hltam Road early yesterday. The driver of the tanker was not hurt. The accident occurred about 5.30
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    Two armed men grab $3,000 from clerk
    112 8 SINGAPORE, Tuesday r!O robbers, armed with daggers, held up a clerk as he stepped out of a bank In busy New Bridge Road and escaped with $3,000 yesterday. Ang was walking towards his bicycle when he was confronted. One robber twisted his right
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    Traffic fine
    41 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Nlah Chiang Joong was today fined 1100 and disqualified for a year for not displaying L' plates on his motorcycle while holding a provisional driving licence and not having Insurance cover at Kallang Airport on Feb. 6.
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    Pilot: I found it difficult to stop Cheah
    446 8 Pilot: I found it difficult to stop Cheah It happened too fast for me to think properly' SINGAPORE, TIM WHY did an MSA pilot not stop his colleague, flight steward l J eter Bernard Cheah, from confronting his alleged assailant when they were both 10ft apart? And why did he
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    Rice smuggling boats seized
    43 8 ALOR STAR. Tues.— Two boats and three cars were seized by Kedah and Perils customs for smuggling rice along the Malaysian-Thai border during the past 24 hours. More than 16.000-lb of Thai rice was confiscated. A man was detained.
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    Statement by Nanyang chairman
    230 9 SINGAPORE. Tues— Mr. Lee Eu Seng, chairman and the chief executive of the Nanyang Siang Pau. and brother of Lee Mau Seng, said in a statement tonight: "The people of Singapore have the right to expect that their elected Government act accordIng to the fundamental principle
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    'Bad faith' not the question, says the court
    360 9 'Bad faith' not the question, says the court •It is to be observed that neither in the constitution nor in the Act is the President required to act In accordance with the recommendations of this advisory board thus emphasising in my view the purely executive nature of preventive detention measures.
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    Thief snatches $10,000 from woman in -trisha
    203 11  - Thief snatches $10,000 from woman in -trisha K.S. SiDHU By SINGAPORE, Tues A snatch thief riding pillion on a motorcycle snatched a paper bag containing $10,000 from a cashier yesterday. It was as easy as taking candy from a baby This was how it happened Cashier Miss Tan Yam Not,
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    Raja to open X-ray drive
    49 11 SINOAPORE. Tues. The Minister for Foreign Affairs, Mr S. Rajamtnam. will open a mass X-ray campaign for his Kampon* Olam constituency at the area's community centre at 130 p.m. tomorrow. The campaign, organised by the constituency'? citizens' consultative committee, will end on Aug. 6.
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    Kidney donors must be examined at hospital
    194 11 SINGAPORE. Tu«s PI.OPLI. who wish to donate kidneys to the National Kidney Foundation should call on the Medical Superindent at the Outram Hospital for a check-up first, a Ministry of Health spokesman said today. And if they are found to be fit and
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    Qualified support from bosses for higher wages plan
    828 11  - Qualified support from bosses for higher wages plan JOSEPH YEO: STRESS ON PRODUCTIVITY By Singapore, Tues SINGAPORE employers to(1 a y pave ;i qualified backing to the Government's plan to increase workers' incomes. They welcomed the plan provided higher income was coupled with increased productivity. Any wage increases which were
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    Brigade's new duties
    63 11 PENANO, Tues. The 6 Malaysian Infantry Brigade, based at Sungel Patani. has taken over public order responsibilities In Penang from 2 Brigade, stationed in Ipoh. Announcing this today. Brig. Gen. Yusofl Abu Bakar. Commander of 6 Brigade, said this was a practical move as the distance between
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    New air service to Jakarta
    56 11 SINGAPORE Tues. China Airlines will start a new twiceweekly service on Thursdays and Sundays between Singapore and Jakarta on July 30. Announcing this today, the airline's Singapore district manager. Mr. Norman Yu. said the service is an extension of CAL's existing service from Tokyo via
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    Photography course
    38 11 Photography course SINOAPORE. Tues. The Chinese YMCA will start a 10--session photography course for beginners at Its premises on Thursday from 7.30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Fee for the course Is $15 for members and $20 for non-mem-bers.
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    Inconsiderate driver
    37 11 SINOAPORE. Tues. A motorcyclist Permal Murtusamy. was today fined SlOO for inconsiderate driving and colliding with an oncoming car at the junction of Upper Serangoon Road and Braddell Road on March 16 two years ago.
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    MP to open workshops
    29 11 SINOAPORE. Tues. Mr JF. Concelcao. the MP for Katong will open the Tanjung Katong Centralised Workshops on Friday, at 7.30 p.m. at TanJong Katong Road.
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      129 11 llh'H Oop By Hantlin Wf FTVE'LL SETCHA TEN V(^ ...BEHIND THIS DOOR/ J yEAH~~ V^~ "^^k^^Si LM \bn<>r By A I Capp f- WORLD WAR I ANt?\ /TOO BAD I GOT TO GET" c^ I WORLD WARE- ftOT LFERYftOOV IW THE USA. A Wj( DOT LIDDLE SCHTIMKER A > I'LL
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  • The Straits Times Wednesday, July 14, 1971
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      YOUTH'S CHALLENGE
      454 12 How much modernism must a nation absorb and how much should it reject? The question arises from the constant exhortations directed at Singapore's youth. They should not, they are told, succumb to the excesses of youth in developed society, for they would then lose the capacity to overcome
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      ROCKING THE BOAT
      279 12 Australia's Prime Minister has almost lost his temper at last with Mr. Gough Whitlam and the Labour Party mission to China. The Australian Government is ready to discuss diplomatic relations with Peking, and although recognition "may be a Ions; way off," (Mr. McMahon's phrase) the intention is
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      WORKING ON A RAILWAY
      247 12 Malaysia's Minister of Transport. Dato Haji Ghani Gilong. has assured Parliament that "everything possible" is being done to improve the rail services but with the pace, as always, depending on the money available. And cert;iinly since the Rama Iyer committee report of two years ago, which
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    Lock icon Kyung Wha-Chung 'among the greatest violinists'
    443 12 Kyung WhaChung 'among the greatest violinists' By CHRISTOPHER PETERSON I ONDON An attractive, mini-skirted 28-year-old South Korean girl is hardly the sort of person you'd expect to be taking the world of classical music by storm. But (he violin-playing of diminutive Kyung Wha Chung has sent London's usually severe music
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      INCOME TAX AND JOBLESS
      150 12 INCOME TAX AND JOBLESS pURTHER to the letter by "Social Justice" (S.T. June 19) I wish to point out that If a taxpayer ceases to be employed in a year of assessment and is not likely to be employed further, an advance assessment is normally raised for the year of
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      Tax relief
      91 12 SINGAPORE. provides financial help through social welfare for persons who have suffered diseases through accidents or sickness and old aged people who are over 55 years old and have no dependants or are not selfsupporting. But persons who are nver 55 years of age and who have children
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    Lock icon Gen. Oufkir, strong man of Morocco
    451 12 Gen. Ouf kir, strong man of Morocco DABAT (Morocco). Wed. —General Mohammed Oufkir. invested with all military and civil powers in Morocco by King Hassan II after Saturday's abortive coup, has been regarded as the strong man of the regime ever since 1965. In October of that year, Moroccan lettlst
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    Detention to serve law and order
    1157 12  -  K.K. SHARMA MRS. GANDHI GETS TOUGH By NEW DELHI THE HARSHEST attack that Mrs. Ganhdi has encountered from her political opponents since she got her massive mandate in the recent general election was on the law providing for preventive detention. Powers have Just been
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  • Business Times
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      Tough time ahead for timber industry
      517 13  -  HENRY CHANG By MALAYSIA'S timber industry appears to be in for a severe knocking. The world market is generally flagging and recent weeks saw piiers plunge to what some describe as "the worst in postwar years." The price of kerning (the major species), lop
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      Leo Burnett wins Malaysia Airlines account
      171 13 Leo Burnett wins Malaysia Airlines account LEO Burnett has appointed the advertising agency of Malaysia's national air carrier Malaysia Airlines (MAD. The appointment is for three years. The choice was made by an eight-man selection board following a series of competitive presentations by a number of major advertising agencies based
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      HAL to set up S'pore office
      333 13 HOLLAND America Line, one of the world's largest shipping companies. Is to set up an office in Singapore. This decision has been taken in connection with its plans to introduce two-week cruises in the Indonesian Archipelago starting and ending in Singapore. This programme, to
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        Screwed
        181 13 I'M told the tour business isn't exactly a holiday. With the tourist boom the chances for high profits are obviously there, but not without risks. Some leading tour agencies In a few Far Eastern countries, I understand, recently had a Jarring, first-hand experience of what the risks are like.
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      Avery-Laurence keeps pace with regional needs
      199 13 IN LINE with the growth of the oil and gas exploration industry in Southeast Asia over the past few years, Aye r y Laurence (Singapore) has expanded very rapidly since it first set up office in Singapore in late 1964. Today it has its
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      Seacorp's mystery
      179 13 AT South East Asia Development Corporation's tSeacoro) annual general meeting yesterday chairman Tan Sri Nik A. Kami: Mild shareholders that 1.199.900 shares had be«n transferred into th« name of a nominee com pany in Malaysia. The shares he said were in the main those transferred he had referred
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      Lock icon £8 m—biggest ever profit by buffer tin
      685 13 £8 m— biggest ever profit by buffer tin I ONDON: The buffer stock, under the third international tin agreement, made a net profit of nearly £8 million more than double that of the first agreement and £3 million higher than the second, according to sources close to the recent International
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      150 13 INSIDE Singapore's economy is "burgeoning" says new U.S. surve> More hrr -fighting vehicles for Singapore Airport; Shippinc column: People in business. I'iti- 14. A (ompani news; Share market report; Commodities. Page IS. 0 Overseas markets New York, Melbourne. Hong Kont: Closing prices and business done. Page 16. a*%^L Cm^^i t^^KDl
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    Economy of Singapore is 'burgeoning': US survey
    767 14  -  NEW YORK: A now Ameru-an economic survey of Singapore paints a picture of booming commerce and Industrial expansion which li enabling Ihe Hop»blic to take th»> adverse financial effects of British military withdrawal in its stride. Details of the survey appeared in the
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    More firefighting vehicles for S'pore Airport
    241 14  -  GEORGIC LEE By r> COPE with the general expansion of aviation activities in Singapore, including the introduction of jumbo jets, the Department of Civil Aviation will begin to take delivery of approximately $2.3 million worth of new fire-fighting vehicles at the end of this
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  • SHIPPING
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      No fanfare
      91 14 THE first jumbo Jetliner to land In Singapore attracted much publicity. But jumbo ships have been quietly and regularly steaming into the Republic without fanfare for some time now. The latest such vessel, which last week called at Singapore on her maiden voyage from Japan to the Persian
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      Extra holds
      157 14 STRETCHING exercises it seems, are good not only for Deoole but also for ships. But stretching ships takes time and involves both cutting them up and adding extra holds. Royal Interocean Lines (RIL) has managed to .stretch five Straat C vessels in Nippon Kokan Kabushlki's yard within half
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      Malaysia's own
      105 14 MITSIBISHI Heavy Industries recently launched the Bunga Tanjong. a 12.400 dwt cargo ship, at Its Shimonosekl Shipyard. The new vessel will be delivered to the Malaysian Government. After completion it Is scheduled to be put on regular service between South east Asia and Europe by Malaysian International Shipping
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      Special award
      168 14 BIRD- WATCHING was one of the assignments given to the crew of the Blue Funnel cargo line, the Stentor. They carried out thetr task so well that they won a special award—from the Commonwealth Bureau of Meteorology. Captain C.H.F. HIU. master of the Stentor. which was recently In
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    LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dear Sir
    359 14 LETTER TO THE EDITOR Dear Sir I WISH to refer to the report by Croesus under the column "City Talk" in the Business Times of June 30. 1971 and to correct the misunderstanding that may arise regarding the withdrawal by Government of Its approval in principle to SEA. Gulf and
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    94 14 Mr. D.W. Pinder. Sime Darby chairman. has been appointed to the board of R.G. Shaw of London, the parent company, with effect from July 1. Mr. J. R. Scott, a chartered accountant, has been appointed managing director of Dunlop Malaysian Industries. He succe c d s Mr.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      Costs hit P. Products
      396 15 - pROFITS at Paper 1 Products are continuing to climb in the current year but first quarter figures suggest that the advance may be slowing down because of an erosion of margins. Chairman Chang Ming Thien reports to shareholders that sales in the first three months of
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        Rises
        40 15 A. llit.tm P.t.ilmt; C. Store I. R. G. Fusan P. Bank Cioodwood M. Cables H. Royal I. M. Work 84P $4.10 $2.74 $0.94 $1.40 $1.38 $1.45 $1.61 $0.83 $1.85 4P 10 .09 .06 .06 .05 .05 .05 .04 .04
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        Falls
        30 15 Bt Semb K.A.I. In. I. C. LOB. Boxy OCBC Esso Ord N. Iron $3.86 $3.42 $1.63 $3.58 $2.65 $5.85 $3.12 $3.66 —.10 —.08 —.07 —.06 —.05 —.05 —.04 —.04
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        Most active stocks
        16 15 Public Bank 428.000 Haw Par 384.000 F. E. Levimcston 281.000 Power Telecom 218.000
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        INDICES
        47 15 July 12 July 13 t Industrials: 173.02 173.10 Industrials: 166.12 166.18 1 Hotels: 84.24 84.63 Properties: 144.89 144.49 Tins: 93.99 94.16 tj rubbers: 118.70 118.62 t Dec. 30. 1966 100 (corr) Dec. 30, 1966 s 100 (uncorr) tDec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100
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        PRODUCE
        107 15 /'HINCSC PRODUCE EXCHANGE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOtINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut Oil: I■ ;k }J4 seller!, drum SS6t idlers. Ctpra: Mixed i1.0h.) loose Auk/ Sept. IK *****. 533 B. PtPIMr: Muntok ASTA whit* 1.0 b. W JIM seller* whil» f.o.b. W; NI.W Jl»0 sellert. Mir.i«.ili -1..-, ml blark f.o.b.
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        PALM OIL
        43 15 In London on Monday Ihe price of M.ilayan 5 i>.r rent CIX IK M Kirw..in ports in bulk, sterling per lonic ton Nov Dsje, was quoted at till sellers IK or J26M sellers Kx(."ont. urn- sellers VK or £262 sellers Kx-Cont. >.
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        Rubber declines
        428 15 OPENING quotations In the rubber market yesterday for August were quoted lower following disappointing London advices and the final clearance of July trading. Business was slow to materialise but after the circulation of tht higher Singapore stock figure for May at 63,578 tons, more selling appeared and levels
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      SHARE PRICES TURN STEADY
      179 15 STEADIER conditions ruled on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The overnight's softness in the market was extend- Ed across the board when trading resumed in the morning. Better sentiment however returned gradually outshadowing the initial easiness. The easier overnight tendency was checked during
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      Asian dollar
      73 15 THHESE Aflan dollar rates were qucted yesterday by the following banks: OCBC. Chartered. Bank of America. FNCB and National Bank of Chicago. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above 1 mth 5-13 16 to 6-1 16% 2 mths 5-15 16 to 6-1 8 3 mths 6-3
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      CLOSING PRICES
      25 15 JULY 13. KI'RBKR: 100.75 rents per kilo (down 1.50 cents). T I N: 5639.12. (down 51.75). Official offering 278 tons (down 47 tons).
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      Tin drops further
      177 15 rTTOE Straits tin price in Pen a n g yesterday dropped further by $1.75 to $639,124 per plcul on an official offering down 47 tons to 278 tons. The overnight London price for forward buyers sagged £8 to £1,451 per metric ton. LONDON: Monday's tin eased by
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      59 15 Monday Saturday •U.S. SO I. London 40 375 40.24 H'irut 40.83 40.SS HonnkonK 41. 84 41.6.' Zurich 40.358 4H.WH 4iM',S 4U 3.1S Paris 40.51 40. S3 Spore II) UNCH 41.79 > S Spore (2) UNCH 1X0. 60 ill Export prue in non-merlin^ area* in L'.s. dollars per
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      Copper prices
      37 15 London ropp*r prices on Monday ipr«viou> In brackets): Wir.-r.ar Spot buyer 1509 00 ilM.ikii teller i .-.i*.. ■»> U494.0U): Three Month* buyer 151.1.00 < 1501.50) seller t..].'..:.0 i {502.001. Mirkit Un«: Very firm. Silts: 3. 475 tons.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1080 16 Rio anij orris pßicts orri AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS Or TNI STOCK I XCMANCI WITH FRICf MOVCMINTS IN INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Industrials, tins Improved while the rest unchanged. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including odd lote totalled 2.889.000 (3.645.500). stocks and
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1566 16 •oUSINESS In and reported to 1 0 '.lit Singapore and Kuala I.umpur trading rooms of the fiock Exchange yesterday with the number of "hares traded Chown In brackets in lots o: 1.000 unless otherwise INDUSTRIALS Alran Mi $1.55. (1) $1.56. lilied (hoc. (3) $1.95. (4) 51. 93. Hi
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        MELBOURNE
        350 16 'If ELBOL'RNE. Tues Oils aT and heavyweight mines were markedly easier in moderate trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. .Speculative* were also down while industrials opened weaker but steadied at the close. WoodsMe weakened ahead of .md alter the report released at lunrh-time The shares ranged between $1
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        NEW YORK
        241 16 "NJEW YORK, Mon— Stock prices nudged .'lightly higher in subdued trading, though «ome late session profittaking partially erased earlier gains. Volume near the final bell stood at about 12 million shares The Dow Jones industrial average gained 1.61 points and the New York Stock Exchange composite Index added
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        HONG KONG
        216 16 HONO KONG. Tues. It was a hectic day of tradIng with a general downward ttne which met some resistance towards the close. Looses Incurred during the day In some of the popular counters were quite considerable. The total turnover value for the day was HKS23 36 million. Todty'n
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        Indices
        72 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Mond: y 73.67 Friday 73.23 Week ago 71 J3 BIBBERS Monday 208.47 Friday 209.18 Week ago m.55 OILS Monday 351.99 Friday 352.71 Week ago 352.01 INDUSTRIALS Monday 394 4 Friday 38*2 Week ago 383.9 DOW junks AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 903 40 Friday 901.80 Week ago Closed
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        Hong Kong rates
        40 16 On the frtt fiorianit marktt In Hong Kong yesterday the U.I. d»IUr was quoted at 6 0175 for T.T. and 0030 (or taset. Starling was quoted at H.M and •fit tati tf |*I 4 at 302 30.
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        Exchange rates
        182 16 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at July 13. Local dollars to one unit A Foreign Currency sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar r S Dollar Local dollars to 100 unit.-. f Foreign Currency
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      353 15 BANQUE DE L'INDOCHINE (INCORPORATED IN FRANCE WITH LIMITED LIABILITY) HEAD OFFICE: BOULEVARD HAUSSMANN, PARIS 8 c BALANCE SHEET AS AT 31st DECEMBER, 1970 LIABILITIES Institutes of issue, banks and non-banking enterprises admitted to the monetary market accounts at call 542,160.470.45 accounts and loans at term 505,484,597.54 Accounts of enterprises and
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      566 15 2> Electrical Engineer <6 required by V TELEPHONE INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PTE LTD. <| A JOINT VENTURE BETWEEN THE SINGA- g PORE TELEPHONE BOARD AND TELE- ty FONAKTIEBOLAGET LM ERICSSON ?f Telephone Industries of Singapore Pte Ltd. V) require as head of the order and supply de- /> partment an
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      636 16 K VOLVO MALAYSIA BERHAD B S require* B I EKECUTIUES I VOLVO CAR DIVISION I Minimum Salary: $7,000/- per annum plus I attractive commission I Marketing Areas: 1. Taiping (covering I fiß Kuala Kangsar, I |^B Bagan Serai and I |K Sungei Siput) |B 2. Telok Anson (cover- I ing
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      468 16 fc^-l DRAUGHTSMEN BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED in Sena have vocancies for Draughtsmen with experience in Mechanical draughting and the design of Structural steelwork and/or piping. Preference will be given to candidates with a minimum of 5 years experience in the above field; experience of oilfield work would also be
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    Tengku's – statue: 'Not against Muslim —laws'
    239 17 Tengku's statue: 'Not against Muslim —laws' I^UALA LUMPUR, 1V Tues. A Parti Islam MP today criticised the Government for erecting the statue of Tengku Abdul Rahman in front of Parliament House. He said the practice of erecting statues was contrary to the teachings of Islam. Inche Abu Bakar bin Umar
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    Opium fine
    42 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Juay Teck Chye, 51. was fined $50 today (or having a packet of prepared opium In an unnum- bered hut at Canal Road off Havelock Road yesterday. He was fined a further (50 for possession of opium utensils.
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    S'pore may be setting for TV series on CBS
    403 17  - S'pore may be setting for TV series on CBS CHUA SIEW KENG Sample films will be shot next month By Singapore Tues. S I N G A PORK might he the setting for a 26 -part television series for CBS network, the creator of the famous TV programme Hawaii Five-O,
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    Dirty clothes
    44 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. A hawker, who did not wear clean clothes at his Kandanan Street stall on July 1, was today fined $5 by a magistrate. Yousoof bin Mohamed Ibrahim pleaded guilty to a charge under the Environmental Public Health (Hawkers) Regulation 1969.
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    -Support for Tun Tan from MCA leaders in Selangor
    302 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday plh Selangor MCA in a statement today said it fully subscribed to the party's policy of uniting the Chinese for more effective cooperation with other races. The statement described MCA president Tun Ta:i Siew Sin as a "person
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    DAP SWEARDARE TO TUN TAN
    84 17 DAP SWEARDARE TO TUN TAN KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A member of the DAP's central executive council today challenged MCA national president Tun Tan Siew Sin to cut a cockerel's head to swear that the DAP's secretarygeneral had asked for the March 7 meeting with him. Mr. Chian Heng Kai said
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    2 Customs men sacked
    53 17 SINGAPORE. Turs. Two Customs officers with a total < 1 seven years service have been dismLssed lollow mt? a departmental Inquiry. The inquiry was held alter allegations that approaches were made to the Customs by some people who wanted to COM to a settlement over a
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      87 17 JOin THE HOCKS UERV EPSV COHTEST tiOmpßrS to bewon* i» J %mJ PRIZES: Ist PRIZE--- $5,000.00 Cash 2nd PRIZE $2,500.00 Cash PPluss s s^s. 3rd PRIZE--- $1,250.00 Cash W "aCKS 4th PRIZE--- 750.00 Cash Sweets 25 sth PRIZES 100.00 Cash 100 6th PRIZES-- 30.00 Hamper 100 7th PRIZES-- 20.00 Hamper
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      618 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening followed by Dental Health Week special) Housewives' Matinee The 7.1S Alfred H-tchcock Flight to Revenge (A Cantonese film the East (Cantonese dialogue) Part 1 with English subtitles) 7.41 News and Newsreel (C) 3.41 For the Family (C) US F. 8.1. The Inheritors
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      209 17 5.N P.M. Programme Summa'y 9.00 Ne«s (M) 5.04 Pok Amai Amai ait Por,ct;*3 5.30 The Archie Show siiwa (J« News (M) Bichara (.17 Zorro Finders Keepers 10.02 Parliament Report 0.44 The Jack La Lanne Show 10.14 F. 8.1. The Exiles 7.05 The Ed SulUan Show 11.05 Here Come the Brides
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      1589 18 MESSAGE y^ y— y A e oVg*™s a *t^n n Cathay Organisation opens jfflTl S'pore's First Drive-In Cinema The most dynamic cine- feet) is erected. For per- It on to any convenient g^^. W ma circuit in the Far- feet viewing, the screen place inside his car; for MU Z^k
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    1106 19 However. before we visit the cafeteria, there is one essential precaution which should be taken in order to ensure you can nnd your car again. This can be done by taking careful note of the number which you will find clearly marked on the loud-speaker post to which your car
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      380 19 We jointly CATHAY ORGANISATION ON THE OFFICIAL OPENING OF THEIR 13 JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA K -TR ir-JI-i rWWl^o^ 1 American Intl. )|w Mmrntm* R Pictu C port r^i Horror 0n.., c, tum|£»Ek HOUSE [V] Singapore 9 color. #^t, MN} R 1 Lm^RANKiAVALON i«iH«Wimi r:;^;— <;;:« R L-*J^ I' j 'Peanuts'
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      82 19 i Another II: Installation by I.A.C. jJMAj m Air-conditioning g J j Congratulations to J 1 1 CATHAY ORGANISATION on the official opening of their JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA j' Congratulations to CATHAY ORGANISATION on the opening of their I JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA SUM CHEONG PILING PTE. LTD. 2, MOULMEIN BOAD,
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      190 19 »»»>»»»»»»»»>»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»»> >>>>><<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<v I Heartiest Congratulations CATHAY ORGANISATION on the official opening of their JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA I We are proud to have supplied our Somerville Citchen Equipment and Cafeteria Equipment to s Zathay's Drive-in Cinema, the firtt in Singapore. Somerville (Singapore) Ltd. 39, STAMFORD ROAD, SINCAPORE. 6. >»»»»»»»»»»»»»»» >> >>
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    MORE PAY FOR MB BILL SPARKS OFF HEATED DEBATE
    188 20 MORE PAY FOR MB BILL SPARKS OFF HEATED DEBATE KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A Bill to increase the salary of the Mentri Besar from $2,150 to $2,500 and the allowance for assemblymen from $500 to $750 sparked off a heated debate in the Selangor Legislative Assembly today. The Bill was passed
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    Computer forum
    30 20 SINGAPORE. Tues. An American computer scientist. Mr. Harvey Goldstein, will speak at a fonim on computer technology organised by the Beatty Secondary School on Saturday at 9 a.m.
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    Rotary talk
    35 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. Prof. Leslie Green, a Law Faculty lecturer of the University ol Singapore, will speak on China and the UN at the Rotary Club of Singapore luncheon tomorrow at the Adelphi Hotel.
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    Club president Governor accepts Gerakan quit letters
    353 20 Club president Governor accepts Gerakan quit letters SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr Tony Fleming has been elected the new president of the Singapore Cine Club. PENANG, Tuesday 'THE Governor, Tun Syed Sheh Barakbah, after 1 consulting the Chief Minister and acting on his advice, has accepted the resignations of the three Gerakan
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    BOAC's stake in MSA may go to new S'pore airline
    320 20 BOAC's stake in MSA may go to new S'pore airline SINGAPORE, Tuesday gOACS lour per tent stake in MSA is likely to he invested in the Singapore national carrier when the airline splits next year, it was indicated today. The Indication came today from BOAC chairman and chief executive, Mr.
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    TOTO SALES AT POST OFFICES TO STOP
    83 20 SINGAPORE, Tues.— The sale of Toto coupons and Singapore Sweep tickets at post offices will be gradually stopped, as and when Singapore Pools (Pte.) Ltd.. complete the building of booths outside or near the post offices. Six of the post offices Tanglin, Killiney
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    Motorised postmen to deliver your mail
    127 20 Motorised postmen to deliver your mail SINGAPORE. Tues. The Postal Department's faster delivery system is expected to enter full fear when its new fleet of motor vehicles arrives in about two weeks time. The department is also in the process of recruiting 47 more postmen. Some are already being trained.
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    Trust aids widow with $1,000
    91 20 Trust aids widow with $1,000 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Chen Su Lan Trust has donated a cheque for $1,000 to Che Tumi blnte Samurl. the widow of Inche Kamsan bin Mohamed, the PUB employee who was knocked down by a car in Bukit Timah Road last Saturday. Dr. C.W. Chen, director
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    Girl admits theft
    48 20 SINOAPORE, Tues A servant's daughter yesterday admitted stealing a pair of earnings belonging to her mother's employer. Kusbiah binte Yusope. 18. admitted stealing the earrings worth $28 from the Yarwood Avenue home of Mrs. Trelawny on July 9 aj about 4 p.m. Sentence was postponed.
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    Reinstated: 4 policemen dismissed after probe by the CPIB
    164 20 Reinstated: 4 policemen dismissed after probe by the CPIB SINGAPORE, Tuesday "POUR policemen with a total of more than 30 1 years service who were dismissed earlier this year following a CPIB probe, have been officially reinstated. i They are Inspectors Kulwant Singh and Noor Mohamed bin Aljuddin and detectives
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    25-mile cycling contest
    64 20 SINGAPORE, Tues. The PAP Sembawang branch youth section will organise a cycling competition of o\er 25 miles at 8 a.m. on July 18 as part of the National Day celebrations. Those interested are requested to send in their applications early. Closing date is July 15. Participants will
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    Acupuncture course
    32 20 Acupuncture course SINGAPORE. Tues. The Chinese YMCA will start a 20--sesslon course on first aid acupuncture at its premises on July 20. The course is $230 for members and $260 for non-mem-bers.
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    Reserve blood stocks up
    111 20 Reserve blood stocks up SINGAPORE, Tues. Reserve stocks of blood of all groups in the Blood Bank rose from 847 units last week to 920 units yesterday. However, stocks of group O are still below average levels. The number of blood donations received during the week was 810. an average
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    Inner Wheel president
    33 20 SINGAPORE, Tues The president-elect of the Inner Wheel Club of Singapore. Mrs. Amlna Jumabhoy. will be installed at a dinner at the Adeiphl Hotel on July 21 at 8 p.m.
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      63 20 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl W BREAST OF HALIBUT WITH I WAVE AN U ALL THE TRIMMINGS... IMPORTANT BOARD A AND PLEASE HURRY! THIS> MEETING AT TWO... lIS MY BUSY i -Z7S7-~^ GCO&^—CHOI*P... A VDAYL^j -M yp% ACONFEf?ENCe -<t HAVE YA GOT YOU'LL HAVE TO APMIT \i ENOUGH DOUGH J
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    250,000 jobless in West Malaysia, says Manicka
    172 21 250,000 jobless in West Malaysia, says Manicka KUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Minister of Labour, Tan Sri V. Manickavasagam, said today the estimated number of unemployed in West Malaysia at the end of last year was 250,000. The estimate was based on earlier survey and other information. More accurate information on unemployment
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    Paralytic in Peking for treatment
    84 21 Paralytic in Peking for treatment SINGAPORE, Tues. Paralytic Mr. Yap Chor. who was given a certificate of identity by the Immigration Department to go to China to seek medical treatment after his appeal in the Straits Times, is now in Peking. And he Is also ill. according to a letter
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    Thief jailed
    31 21 SINGAPORE. Tues Tan King Teck. 20. unemployed, was Jailed for six months by a magistrate's court today for stealing a motorcycle at Everton Park He had three previous convictions.
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    Open verdict on woman
    80 21 Open verdict on woman SINGAPORE. Tues. The State Coroner. Mr. Liew Ngtk Kee, today recorded an open verdict on housewife Chew Shang Hoon. 38. who was found injured under an overhead pedestrian bridge near Palace theatre In East Coast Road on June 22. She died five days later In hospital
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    Relief labour intensive firms
    472 21 Relief labour intensive firms Bill to extend scope of investment incentives K. LUMPUR, Tues IABOUR-intensive manufacturing industries irrespective of the size of capital investment involved will also qualify for pioneer status soon. The Investment Incentives (Amendment) Bill, 1971, now before the Dewan Ra'ayat, provides two to five years' tax holiday
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    A VIP casino for Gen ting Highlands
    168 21 A VIP casino for Gen ting Highlands KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Genting Highlands casino will soon have two types of gamblers the ordinary and the VIPs. The YIP gamblers will be distinguished from the ordinary by their formal wear and the stakes they bet the minimum being around $300. This
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    Hole-in-heart boy dies
    47 21 SEREMBAN. Tues. A hole-In-the-heart schoolboy died here last night on the eve of his 15th birthday. K. Laxmanan of the King George V Secondary School here had a heart condition since he was five. But heart specialists in London had decided against an operation.
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    Talk on heart
    35 21 SINGAPORE, Tues. Prof. M.B. Ghosh, of the Outram Hospital, will speak on "Your Heart and You" at the Lions Club dinner In the Green Room, Hotel Equatorial, at 8 p.m. on Thursday.
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    YMCA dance
    33 21 SINGAPORE. Tues. The YMCA Young Adult*' Oroup will hold a "Candlelight Dance" at their hall in Orchard Road at 7.30 P-m. on July 31. Admission tickets at $3 are now available.
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    Missing $20,000: Police take over inquiry
    101 21 SINGAPORE, Tues. Police have taken over investigations Into the disappearance of $20,000 from a technical Institute In Thomson Road. When the money was missed last week, the Education Ministry began its own investigations. A Ministry spokesman said today that the case was now In
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    HEADHUNTERS' SCARE IN BUTTERWORTH
    72 21 HEADHUNTERS' SCARE IN BUTTERWORTH BUTTERWORTH, Tues. Information units are touring villages, kampongs and town areas telling people not to believe rumours of the presence of headhunters. "We have received several reports from schoolchildren that headhunters are prowling In various areas," District Information Officer, Inche Ismail bin Mustauh, said today. "These
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    SAMPAN MAN'S PANIC LED TO DEATH
    74 21 SAMPAN MAN'S PANIC LED TO DEATH SINGAPORE, Tues. Two carpenters went boating one day but panicked when they saw a bif backwash from a passing vessel heading for them. They both jumped into the sea from their sampan. Wong Kon Lin. 23. swam to Sentosa safely but his friend. Chang
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    Mother of eight who's been globetrotting for 20 years
    256 21  - Mother of eight who's been globetrotting for 20 years CHEW LEE CHING By CINGAPORE, Tues. Truda Granville is what you may Justifiably call a Jet-set housewife. And it Is a rare day when you can find her down on earth indulging in her other love— gardening. But then she Is
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      63 21 D\ZBO DVZBON DUBONNET the tonic drink of international repute. Enjoy DUBONNET neat or on the rocks as a cocktail (with gin or vodka) as a long drink (with tonic or bitter lemon) Heartiest Congratulations CATHAY ORGANISATION on the official opening of their .11 lIO.M. DRIVE -lIV CINEMA DAISY PAPER CUPS
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      219 21 n^>^ Ji^^^^r^ylWr f^ Em- Jfli Ik MH r Jf t SANYO SERVICE I REPAIR DEPARTMENT I For I service and repairs of Sanyo I electronic and electrical products I please call at 15 HARVEY ROAD J I (off Macpherson Road) or phone *****8 j SANYO Sanyo Malaysia Sdn Bhd J|
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      Chineseschool where every word counts...
      249 22 Chineseschool where every word counts AFTER reading the news In the Straits Times this morning (July 12) I congratulate Mr. Lee Kuan Yew for bringing up the subject of outdated teaching methods in Singapore. My daughter studies in a Chinese school. She is experiencing what Mr. Lee pointed out. My
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      180 22 RTS NEWSCASTS should be confined to news. Out -of date newsreels should go into "Newsreel." which comes after the newscast. Of late TV Singapore has been irritating me and no doubt other viewers by prolonging its newscasts with two to three-day-old news Just to show off some news films it
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      73 22 T REFER to the letter writx ten by Miss Sheila Pathross (S.T., July 9). I would like to make it clear that I am a 100 per cent real Chinese but it so happens I have only two names. Not every Chinese has three names. So J. Tan (ST., July
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      What I did say about religion
      139 22 IF "Sin Fung' <S. T.. July 9) had listened attentively to my concluding remarks In "Opinion In English Students 1 Viewpoint" over TV Singapore, he she would not have misquoted me and accused me of being "most fallacious and nonsensical." I did not say
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      "Cream' of the HSG who turn "second class' graduates
      495 22 "Cream' of the HSG who turn "second class' graduates Why we should have an Applied Science Faculty Instead... ACCORDING to your report Dr. Albert Winsemius (Sun. T., July 11) fondly believes that local eniployers are waiting to grab the 28,000 school leavers next January. And this Is the "beau tif
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      106 22 I HAVE always read and heard that there is a great shortage of engineers in Singapore; yet my brother, who is a graduate from the University of Malaya with an honours degree in mechanical engineering is out of employment. He has written nearly a hundred applications to private organisations and
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      Replies ...from the Covt
      119 22 Replies ...from the Covt I REFER to the letter from "Tan Sabah" complaining of a stench arising from the drain adjacent to Seng Poh Market at Urn Llak Street (ST.. June 16). Inspections showed that the stench was caused by refuse and water having accumulated in the sunken part of
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      183 22 nno facilitate the flow of 1 vehicular traffic in the central business district during peak hours, "no parking" restrictions during these periods have been imposed along certain busy roads in this area, one of which is Robinson Road. As a deterrent measure, the maximum composition fine of $50 Is Imposed
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      Those soldiers in the Jurong buses again
      178 22 Those soldiers in the Jurong buses again PEASE air my disgust at the disgusting behaviour of some of Singapore s (I emphatically refuse to use the word "our") national servicemen. Since the training of rugged ness is a complete failure with these young men, why not Instil into them some
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      160 22 ALAU (S. T, July 10) is right. We girls with long hair can be a nuisance If we allow it to fly into the faces of people behind us in buses. When travelling in a bus or when at work, I tie my waist-length hair with a pretty ribbon. It
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      1073 23 EXPRESS SEWVICE TO 10HD0N, LIVEWPOOL I CONTINENTAL PQITS BENMHOR Singapore P S'hjm Penang For Havre Aag 21 G.HM/Jar, 15 J.I, 11/11 J.I, 11/21 Bremen^ Jj, 21 BENDORAN Singapore P Sham Penang For London Aaf 21 Jaly 21/21 Hamburg Aag 21 Singapore P. a- Penang BENLOMuNO Bremen. Gmouth, Hull July 23
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      1295 23 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST USA. New Yurk Penanf P Sham Spore Kingston MARON Sailed Jaat 12 Ttlay laly 15 Jaly 17 «'<> T 5.,1, <M 2| 3| Aa( Oct VASAHOLM Still Jaly 1) Aaf IS Aug ,7 Oct 24 LAOMEOON Sails Jaly 27 Sept 2 Sept 3
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      1133 24 KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. West Au«ir«lU/«lBMpor«/ Japan Servic. 1.....1,. Sport Kteiung Ytkkaichi^agoya Y'hana Kobt i "1e1g... Mar. 21 A^ S Sl>t Atttptiag targa lar Kilt, Osaka. Naftyi, Ttktkaaa. KAWASAKI KINKAI RISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H KCN6, STRAITS SERVICE Sailt Japan Hongkong ETA Spore ETA] P. Sham 11 T ■•Skuekawa Mara
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      955 24 FOR NEW ZEALANO Penang P Sham Singapore LMfiag fur: CHAKIATA" 21 tag 21/22 tag 21/24 tag Auck. Will, Lytt, Odin. 2 Carries 12 saueagen STRAITS MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P Sham Penang luafiag far: MJUIAi Mr 44/14 Jaly IS J.ly II J.ly Nagapattmam, Madras RAJULAT 2/ I tut Ht] II Aag
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      852 24 ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) t| ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****37. J.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. S'nam Ptnang Arrives: EPTUNE AMETHYST C 35 M li 17 J.ly II July London 13 8, H'burg 17/1, R'dam 20
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      710 24 jjggf TaTaTsiTi^lTterJ^TioJSl™ gam SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Bfrg: No3oE.JlnAmpa»g Kuala Lu.npur The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Smgaport P. Sham Penang Arri»M: lUNCA lAVA 24/21 l.ly 27/JI J.ly 11' 2An Havre Ti 8, London 28 8, H'burg I 9. R'dam 4 i A'werp 79. Bremen 9 9 lUNCA
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      780 25 •THE PORT OF SINCAPORE AUTMO IN: ApJ AnKh Bl La to NahuH 1 RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW- I B 2. Mam B'4. Adtrasa B/3. E«itern IMC BERTHING ARR ANCEMENTI I Pearl B 3. Stolt Sydneta B/3, Helma FOR JULY 14. Taylor B'3 and Suylng B/3. OUT: I.ovrl Rakke 1 2
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      507 25 mm^umm m m m^L^ m W m mW m M I GROUND FLOOR SPACE Large Industrial Organisation requires urgently ground floor office space in Johore Bahru Town area. Bungalows considered but must be within z- m 'le radius from customs area Reply in confidence giving details of rent, area lease
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      794 25 INTERTRAIN PRIVATE SECRETARIAL DIPLOMA COURSE A few vacancies are available in our full time. m one year course starting 19th July 1971. This course leads to the ITC Private Secretarial Diploma and LCC Private Secretary's Certifi- v cate. Evening courses also available Courses are now held in Supreme House a
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      895 25 TODDY TENDERS FOR THE BTATE OF PERAK FOR PERIOD 1.1.1972 to 31.12.1972 Tenders are Invited for the sup- i It of pure fresh toddy to the rovernment Toddy Shops In the tate of Perak for the period Ist c anuary. 1972 to 31st December. 972 I.e. for one year only
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      753 25 NOTICE FOR APPLICATION FOR "PETROLEIM AGREEMENT" INDER THE PETROLEIM MINING ACT. 1966 Applications are Invited from established petroleum exploration and development companies for a ■Petroleum Agreement under the Petroleum Mining Act. 1966 In respect of two offshore areas In the Straits of Malacca, designated as Block A and Block D.
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    66 26 ANNA SIM SALON (Shangri-la Hotel) offers complete beauty treatment' facials. make-up. skincare, hair dressing, munir-ures. pedicures, body massage, steam and sauna baths. V a m. to I p da>:y Mrs. Anna Bim In personal attendance Appointments Ttl ITMM ext 624 LOUISE KLERK'S SALONS in Hotel I in for your
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    110 26 CABLE RECEIVED from Mathagal CeyaM, Ambalavanar formerly of I'aloh di<d on Monday. Grieved by wife. KM I r.j. heKam. daughters .chithananlham. Mrs. Slvaxolunthu and .vonsin-law. No. 44 PortatMStet Avenue .Singapore MR NICEL CAY CO. Shrlro Philippines Manila formerly of Singapore oftl<e passed away Friday 'he Mk. Funeral Sunday 1-th
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    In memoriam
    25 26 IN EVER LOVINC MEMORY of our i..li\.d moth.r Mr*. Tan Cheng Madam Tanc J'ak Moy who left u> on 14th July IMI kf
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      856 26 REQUIRE TWO IMIPPINC CLERKS with somr shipping experience Miui pma Senior Cambridge Certificate pr<frrabl> with distinction In English hnd able to type at 40 wpm. Atce tolw.m 2.V35. Plea»e reply to Box I ST. S|.,r, YOUNG. EXPANDING Singapore <*i.in|iHny «vki two Sale* ItaprMMMatMM iMnle or Female). Al'i>hrnnt* should be axed
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      875 26 WANTEO EXPERIENCED ACCOUNTS CLERK. State full particulars. aaUry required to Box a:.« 17 8 T Spoie GIRL TYPIST required Immediately Accurate and fast typing. School C.-rtificate. Apply Box A 5820 8.7, Spore. DELIVERY BOY WANTIO Immediately Hard work and able to ride bicycle essential. Box A.'.IZl 8 T Spore WANTEO
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      890 26 Situations wanted YOUNG INIRGITIC widely travelled Executive with 14 yeara experience and legal knowledge available Immediate appointment. Phone *****1 Spore. LOCAL CITIZEN CHINESE 27 years Accountancy Graduate with banking and ma'ketlng experience aeeks chain* of job for Improved remuneration. Box A 5816 S.T. B'pore. CENERAL AMAH CHINESE, live-In If necessary.
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      1078 26 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED, dctach-ed/eemi-detached bungalowa, airconditioned 33. Chiltern Drive. 61 Medway drive, flats 32-K. Kirn Yam Road. P'Diatncta 13, 19. 9. IS pore) 44X337. tPACIOUS FURNISHED 3-bedroomed bungalow act In about one acre of land In Gallop Road near Botanic Gardens. Available Immediately Ring Mr. Wee ***** 8 pore. Napier ROAD
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    326 27  - Expert to plan computer centre MASIE KWEE: By Singapore. Tuesday AN American computer expert has been commissioned by the University of Singapore to draw up a master plan for its computer centre at Kent Ridge. He is Professor Conrad A. Wogrln. 48. a computer scientist and director of the computing
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    WHY RED CHINA WASN'T INVITED TO M-SOCCER
    75 27 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports. Dato Hannah bin Abu Samah. said his Ministry did not extend an invitation to Communist China to the Merdeka anniversary soccer tournament because it was organised by the Football Association of Malaysia. Another
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      Lock icon Trevino is still top of list
      174 28 NEW YORK. Tues. British Open winner Lee 1 Trevino is still top of the prize winning list on the U.S. golf circuit with U*****,869. His victory in Britain last week, which earned him U5513,200 was not credited to his U.S. tour winnings as the
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      21 28 SYDNEY. Tues. The touring Indian Universities hockey team beat the University of New South Wale* 7-0 here today Reuier.
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      Kenshawn and Night People impress
      417 28  -  EPSOM JEEP By If ING's Cup entries Kenshawn and Night People did impressive workouts at Kuala Lumpur yesterday morning. Kenshawn (Moses Lee up) sprinted from the naif-mile and ran the last 3f in 37 l/ssec. Night People (K. Velu) strode out smartly over 3f in
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      A $191 winner
      33 28 MRS. BARBARA SUNG leads In String o'Pearls (Rod D a w kins up), a shock winner at Kuala Lumpur on Sunday. String o'Pearls paid $191. Timespic by Lim Ghee Haw.
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      90 28 WASHINGTON. Tuea. Fred Stolle of Australia and Andrea Gimeno of Spain swept to fir&t-round victories yesterday in the USSSO.OOO Washingtun Star tennis championships here. Stolle beat American Dick Dell 6-2. 6-2 while Gimeno halted Alex Olmedo, 6-2. 6-1. Travel delays from Europe forced the postponement of several
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      48 28 NAPELS. Tues. Rogosic Veliko of Yugoslavia pestcrday wo n the 18-mile Capri to Naples marathon swimming race. Veljko. who beat an international field of 32 swimmers, covered the distance from the Mediterranean holiday island to Naples in seven hours 43 mm. 51.09 sec. Reuter.
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      27 28 MELBOURNE. Tues. The Springboks beat the New South Wales country team 19-3 tn the sixth match of their rugby union tour in Orange today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon THE WORLD BEATER WHO CAN FORGET THE SCORES
      87 28 THE WORLD BEATER WHO CAN FORGET THE SCORES YEW YORK. Tues. Wimbledon champion Evonne Goolagong (above) likes to sing to herself during a match and is so relaxed that she sometimes loses track of the score. Life Magazine said. Life, which carried a double-page photo feature on the 19-year-old Australian
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      68 28 THE HAGUE. Tues. Ina Schwarzkaechei. 28. became the first woman Jockey In the world to ride a Derby winner, steering the three-year-old Cleopatra to victory in the Derby of the thoroughbreds at Wa&>ensar. An attrative blonde. Ina became Holland's first professional woman Jockey in 1966. Second
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      Lock icon Golf course that's one huge bunker
      427 28 CAPE TOWN, Tues. —The gclf club in Walvis Bay boasts the biggest bunkers in the world on its nightmare course located slap in the middle of one of the most treacherous deserts in the world. Halfway down the length of this parched lunar-type "landscape",
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      Awards day on Aug 21
      217 28 Awards day on Aug 21 MALAYSIA'S Sportsman and Sportswoman for 1970 will be named on Aug. 21, according to OCM executive secretary V. Rajaratnam yesterday. The panel of judges would comprise representatives of the Ministry of Sports, OCM, Rothmans. Radio and TV Malaysia and the Press under the chairmanship of
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      Long-range record
      79 28 LONDON. Tues. Lord Swansea. a shooting gold medallist at the last Commonwealth Games, set a record for long-range shooting during the match rifle event at the National Rifle Association meeting over the weekend. He won the aggregate challenge trophy with 624 point.--out of a possible 700 in a
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      488 28 Munich or Berlin MUNICH. Tues GERMANY'S 10 biggest cities will be battling each other for footballs prestige prize when Fifa's organising committee meet in Dusseldorf from Thursday to decide which of them is to hold the World Cup final in 1974. lobbying since Fifa awarded the 1974 World Cup to
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      Ligers off on 'stimulating' England tour
      507 29  - Ligers off on 'stimulating' England tour PERCY SENEVIRATNE By fHE Ligers, a team comprising Singapore and Malaysian cricketers, flew off last night on the first ever tour of England an effort which can be likened to fledgelings mov i ng into a region where eagles dare. In the team is
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      NOR AZHAR LEAVES TODAY FOR TRAINING COURSE IN GERMANY
      215 29  -  ERNEST FRIDA By JTINGAPORE.S high J Jump champion Nor Azahar Hamid (right) leaves today for a three-month training cum competition course in West Germany. Nor Azahar, 22, a sales assistant of Toto Pools, is among the 16 Asian athletes from 12
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      Task for SABA selectors in N-championships
      435 29  - Task for SABA selectors in N-championships GODFREY ROBERT By THE Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's national championships starting today will serve as a guide for selectors to pick the Singapore team for West Australia next month. SABA secretary K. Thlruganasothi said yesterday "Eight boxers will be selected to go to Perth
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      Guthrie Waugh win one-sided final
      175 29 Guthrie Waugh win one-sided final r»UTHRIE Waugh, the glamour business houses soccer team of the season, added another trophy to their big collection when they trounced Cold Storage 6-0 in the SBHF League and Cup final at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Outhrie had earlier won the division one and three
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      Junior is top Gan Eng Seng swimmer
      411 29 CLIM, crew-cut Junior Ng, 18, stole the limelight at Gan Eng Seng School's 15th annual swimming carnival with five wins, four of which came from the freestyle, to become the 'A' division individual champion at Amber Road yesterday. Junior won the 100 m,
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      Dolly, Lever bowl England to victory
      397 29 Dolly, Lever bowl England to victory LEEDS, Tuesday gNCiLAND came back from the brink of defeat today to beat Pakistan by 25 runs in the third Test cricket match for the only decision in the three-match series Pakistan, needing 231 runs for victory at the start of the final innings,
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      Malaysia and Wales 2-2
      39 29 Malaysia did well enough to earn a draw with Wales In the first International soccer match of the season at Merdeka Stadium last night. Scorers: Hamzah fallen and Wong Choon Wan; Gwther and Wayne Jones.
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      137 29 DEFEREE Chan Chow Tin xv became the second victim of the "bully-boys" who turned a FAS Div. Two B league football match into a fraca* at Farrer Park yesterday. Mr. Chan, a registered Foothi!l Referees' Association of Singapore member, was mobbed by unruly spectators In the match between
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      118 29 CRICKET National Schools Tournament: Seniors: SJI v Raffles; Victoria v Tanglln < Baleatler Road 2.15 p.m.); Juniors: ACB v SJI A': Raffles v St. Patricks B (Balestler Road 8.30 a.m.). NETBALL SWNA league: Dlv. 3 SPCSA v Sprinters H (River Valley Road 5.45 p.m.). SWIMMING Maju and Broaderlck School finals
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    272 30 Hong Kong court told of attempt to dope —horses HONG KONG, Tues. Four doped sugar cubes were found on top of a water tank at a Royal Hong Kong Jockey Club lavatory last year, a court was told today. Police Inspector Charles Lee produced the sugar cubes wrapped in pink
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    49 30 TAIPEH. Tues. National Chlaotung University of Taiwan has successfully produced the first Chinese-designed electronic computer, the Central News Agency reported today. The computer took Dr. Tsai Chung-chuan. 28. and a team from the university's electronics school three years to design and assemble, the agency said. Reuter.
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    62 30 LOS ANGELES, Tues. White House adviser Dr. Henry Kissinger arrived at Ban Clemente today to report to President Nixon on his 11-day around-the-world trip and to discuss the Vletcong's seven-point plan for peace in Vietnam. Dr Kissinger flew in from Paris, where he conferred yesterday with
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    14 30 The weather outlook for Singapore irom 6 a.m. to noon today: Fair.
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    93 30 lIER style Is a picture of perfection. But to be sure, we asked the experts. The consensus: Mrs. Suharto, wife of the Indonesian President, did have a "quite lovely, wellbalanced" posture in this picture taken when she attended the opening of
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    169 30 Bodies of 3 French campers found at forest MOULDSWORTH (England), Tues. Farm workers yesterday discovered the naked bodies of three French campers, two girls and a youth, fatally shot and battered at a camp site on the edge of Delamere Forest in northwest England. Police sealed off 15 square miles
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    57 30 TEHERAN. Tues. Iran and Lebanon have decided to resume diplomatic relations, former Lebanese President Camllle Chamoun announced here today. Mr. Chamoun. who visited Shah Pahlevl In his palace today, told a press conference the Shah had conveyed to him that Iran had decided to resume
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    Lock icon Refugees face malaria, diphtheria epidemics
    102 30 NEW DELHI, Tues.— The United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF) believes there is an imminent danger of epidemics of Malaria and diphtheria among the 6.7 million East Pakistani refugees in India. A report by the organisation's office in India also said that severe cases of malnutrition,
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    438 30 T ONDON, Tver— Th« •tock market moved ahead itronitly today following Britain'! trade flgurei for June. Expectations of Immlment reflationary action by the authorities following trial output figures also aided sentlAt 2.4S p.m. the Financial Times Index had broken through the psychological 400 barrier at 404.2. a Rain
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    291 30 Morocco troops seize the Libyan Embassy BEIRUT, Tuesday MOROCCAN troops have seized the Libyan embassy in Rabat and placed highranking diplomats under house arrest, Tripoli Radio announced last night. The radio, monitored in Beirut, said troops loyal to King Hassan inspected embassy flies, cut the telephone line and threatened to
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    123 30 Jordanian army launches big attack pAIRO, Tues. Palestinian guerillas said the Jordanian army today launched a wide-scale attack against their positions in north Jordan and the guerillas were threatened with destruction. They called on Syria to intervene militarily. A cable sent to Syrian President Lt. Gen. Hafez Assad by the
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    71 30 SAIGON, Tues. The Indo China war settled into its second storm-en-forced lull in two weeks yesterday, but communist troops resumed shelling attacks against U.S. troops for the first time in seven days, military spokesmen reported today. Spokesmen reported battlefield action in the northern area of the country
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    101 30 LONDON, Tues. A defiant lan Smith, Prime Minister of .ebel Rhodesia, said in a television interview last night his country was booming despite United Nations backed sanctions, and a settlement with Britain was still far off. Mr. Smith, who spoke to BBC reporter Richard Kershaw in
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    165 30 GOLKAR DIDN'T WIN BY FOUL PLAY: SUHARTO JAKARTA, Tues. J President Suharto today officially dismissed charges of foul play by the Government backed Golkar organisation in winning this month's elections. The President announct d his decision at a plenary Cabinet session. Gen. Suharto also instructed the National Security and Defence
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    28 30 SYDNEY. Tues. Footpaths In the suburban Bankstown shopping centre here will no longer be swept they will 1 < washed and perfumed. It was announced today. Reuter.
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    35 30 THE BUDDHIST UNION annoum uith regret th» [Vmiv of Rvaidrr Bikkhunl Sister Boon Hul on 13' July at 10.30 p.m. Cortege le«. 29. Jalan Senyum on 15th 3.00 p.m. for cremation at M Vernon.
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