The Straits Times, 2 August 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 MONDAY. AUGUST 2, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Horror mid-air crash: Defence chief resigns
    260 1 Horror mid-air crash: Defence chief resigns TOKYO, Sun. A Japan's Defence Minister, Mr. Keikichl Mashuhara resigned today accepting responsibility for Friday's mid-air collision between a jetfighter and an airliner that killed 162 people. Mr. Mashuhara. who was appointed DirectorGeneral of the Defence Agency in a Cabinet reshuffle last month, submitted
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    24-hour curfew
    21 1 KUCHING. Sun. A round-the-clock curfew has been Imposed In areas of the First Division of Sarawak near the capital.
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    Lock icon Trip to moon crater
    801 1 Trip to moon crater Apollo explorers gaze at mountains that tower 15,000 ft above them HOUSTON, Sunday APOLLO 15's excited explorers drove their lunar buggy to the Front Crater and base of the moon's tallest mountains today and collected rock and soil samples that might date back to the beginning
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    Bury dropped from Aussie Cabinet
    251 1 Bury dropped from Aussie Cabinet .OANBERRA, Sun. Prime Minister William McMahon announced tonight that Foreign Affairs Minister Leslie Bury had resigned. He said Mr. Bury would be replaced by AttorneyGeneral Mr. Nigel Bowen. Mr. McMahon said Mr. Bury had an Impressive record in which he could take great pride. "He
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    IN FULL COLOUR
    49 1 TODAY'S Straits Times features a full page full colour advertisement of Rolex Watch. This is the first time that the Straits Times carries an inregister full colour advertisement printed on our new Goss Metro Web Offset machine. TODAY'S Straits Times is 38 pages in two sections.
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    Lock icon Sun power
    22 1 MOSCOW, Sun Scientists In Soviet Uzbekistan have built a water-pump driven by the sun. Tats news agency reported today. Reuter
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    PEKING AFTER TOTAL U.S. PULL-OUT FROM ASIA
    406 1  -  JAMES RESTON By PEKING, Sun. Despite President Nixon's recent efforts to establish normal relations with China, powerful officials of the People's Liberation Army are now mountIng a campaign calling for the total withdrawal of United States troops not only from Taiwan and Vietnam
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    Gerakan exodus to form another party
    762 1 Gerakan exodus to form another party KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday DEVKE S E N- 1V TATIVES of 24 j Gerakan Ha 'a vat Malaysia branches, which claim to form the majority of the party's membership, at a meeting here today decided to "sever I all connections" with < Dr. Lim Chong
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    $10,000 winner
    66 1 A READER from Singapore has won the $10,000 prize in the Straits Times Word Puzzle Contest "C" He Is Mr. L. I. Stevens of 12E, Robin Road, Singapore 10. He submitted a set of answers to the clues which the adjudication committee held the most meritorious. Winning entry
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    Toto winning numbers
    38 1 SINGAPORE. Sun The numbers picked In today's Toto draw No. 60 71 were: 36. 30. 21. 7. 31 The additional number was 39. In the circles draw the numbers drawn were: 30. 27, and 23.
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      MAN INJURED IN CRASH
      36 1 SINGAPORE Mon. A Johore resident, J. Wood, 21, was admitted to Thomson Hospital with serious injuries after hi* Toyota car crashed into a tree along Lornie Road here at 1.30 i.m. today.
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      Lock icon Bomb blast damages flat of British Minister
      269 2 Bomb blast damages flat of British Minister LONDON, Sunday AN EXPLOSION damaged the luxury flat of Mr. John Davies, Minister for Trade and Industry, but neither he nor his wife was at home. A housekeeper was injured in the explosion, the second attack this year on a Minister's home. Immediately
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      Lock icon A BLACK FOR PRESIDENT?
      44 2 PROVIDKNCE (Rhode Island). Sun. Representative Shirley Chisholm. a Black New York Democrat, said yesterday she was considering running for the presidency in 1972. She said she hoped to enter the April 5 Wisconsin primary "if I secure enough funds." AP.
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      Lock icon Emergency to quelf riots in Queensland to end
      130 2 Emergency to quelf riots in Queensland to end DRISBANE. Sun. The Queensland Government's controversial Emergency may be lifted tomorrow after 26 days. ilt was imposed to .quell anti-apartheid riots during the South African rugby team's visit here. The State's Premier Mr. Johannes Bjelke-Pctersen foreshadowed its cancellation last night when he
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      What it's like on a bumpy ride in a jumbo
      199 2 What it's like on a bumpy ride in a jumbo SAN FRANCISCO, Sun. Passengers aboard a Pan American Boeing 747 said today they "knew something was wrong" when they felt a bump just before the plane's take off. A team from the National Transportation Safety Board was at the airport
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      Lock icon Arabs condemn Amman action against guerillas
      273 2 Arabs condemn Amman action against guerillas TRIPOLI, Sun. Five Arab nations yesterday strongly condemned Jordan for an alleged attempt to liquidate the Palestinian guerillas but gave King Hussein's Government a respite to come to terms with them. After an emergency oneday summit here, leaders of Egypt, Libya. Syria and the
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      Lock icon Sudan tells Russia: Stop your attacks or else...
      281 2 LONDON, Sun. CUDANESE President a Jaafar El-Nimeiry has given Russia a 48-hour ultimatum— which expired today to end Its attacks on his regime, the Observer said In a front page report today. The newspaper said that General Nlmeiry disclosed the ultimatum In
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      Lock icon Crowds in lowa approve that Nixon trip
      193 3 Crowds in lowa approve that Nixon trip I\EW YORK, Sun. Presi- drnt Nixon yesterday visited lowa, America's conservative heartland, and found the crowds that creeled him overwhelmingly in favour of his bid to improve relations with China. Thank you. Mr. President, for China." read a sign in a child's scrawl
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      Lock icon Vietcong pledge on American PoWs
      524 3 Vietcong pledge on American PoWs WE WANT POSITIVE REPLY: MRS. BINH PARIS, Sunday ■THE Vietcong have promised for the first'time to identify all its U.S. war prisoners as soon as the United States sets a deadline for the total withdrawal of its troops from Vietnam. The understanding was given by
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      Lock icon Mao general: Why China must build up its forces
      242 3 Mao general: Why China must build up its forces HONG KONG, Sunday. £HINA must continue to build up its armed forces to guard against the possibility of a surprise attack from any quarter, according to Armed Forces Chief General Huang Yung Sheng. At the same time it was Peking's policy
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      Lock icon Five freed
      26 3 HONG KONG. Sun. The Vietcoug In South Vietnam My Tho tirovince recently released five Government soldiers, the North Vietnam news agency repcrted today— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Dope case jockey to face trial
      93 3 UONG KONG. Sun. A District Court judge has ruled that Portuguese jockey Joe Pereira and five others must answer charges of conspiring to dope horses during the 1969-70 racing season. He gave his ruling after defence counsel subm/i--ted that the defendants had no case
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      British team exposes 'Etruscan' antique fakes
      216 4 British team exposes 'Etruscan' antique fakes I OND O N, Sun. Twe n t y-flve socalled Etruscan Tomb Panzawljs sold to international collectors for a total of about £100,00U are fakes, a scientific investigation team has reported. A revolutionary dating technique, developed at Oxford University, was used by the scientists
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      A new hope for the refugees
      579 4 PAKISTAN YES TO U.N. RELIEF TEAM WASHINGTON, Sun. The US, working behind the scenes, has won agreement from Pakistan and the United Nations for the stationing under U.N. auspices, of a group of 153 civilian relief and rehabilitation experts in East Pakistan, American officials
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      Lock icon Shake-up of Indon Defence Department in the offing
      260 4 JAKARTA. Sunday PRESIDENT Suharto 1 yesterday announced the promotion of seven top generals, increasing speculation that a reorganisation of the Defence Department is underway. The key promotions were the elevation of Naval Chief of Staff Vice-Admiral Sudomo to full Admiral and Air
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      Lock icon Burtons visit Yugoslavia as Tito's guests
      145 4 Burtons visit Yugoslavia as Tito's guests BELGRADE, Sun. Richard Burton, (above), who is to play the role of President Tito in a Yugoslav film epic "Sutjeska," arrived with his wife Elizabeth Taylor at Brioni P re s i dent Tito's northern Adriatic Island home. The Yugoslav news agency said tne
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      Lock icon SOVIET AND AMERICAN SCIENTISTS FOR TALKS IN MOSCOW
      476 4 HOUSTON. Sunday A MERICAN and Soviet scientists will meet in Moscow tomorrow for more talks on cooperative space exploration by the two countries, including working together on unmanned lunar expeditions. Such a Joint effort would fill in the gaps that American scientists
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    Economic boom increases savings
    124 6 Economic boom increases savings SINGAPORE. Sun. Savings and fixed deposits with finance companies in the second quarter of this year, reflecting Singapore's healthy economy, showed substantial rises over the same period last year, according to official statistics published yesterday. Savings deposits from individuals and institutions in April, May and June
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    Call for total commitment
    340 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. THE Minister of State A (Education), Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, tonight called on Ngee Ann Technical College staff to commit themselves totally to the college and the nation. He was addressing the Ngee Ann Technical College Academic Staff Association at their inaugural dinner at
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    USE OF WATER DROPS BELOW 100m MARK
    69 6 SINGAPORE. SunThere was a slight fall In water use yesterday of 1.8 million gallons to 99.8 million gallons. No rainfall was recorded at the three catchment areas. Total consumption for July amounted to 3,084.9 million gallons as against 2,907 million gallons for June,
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    Three girls with love for home
    139 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. These three {iris have more in common than living for years in the entertainment world of songs and smiles. They hope to make good housewives one day and build a cosy home. Said Miss Chang Mm Li (centre): "I like singing. I've
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    Tan: Malaysia diversifying reserves
    318 6 Tan: Malaysia diversifying reserves KUALA LUMPUR, Sunday MALAYSIA has been diversifying its reserve holdings to minimise any possible devaluation loss, Finance Minister Tun Tan Slew Sin said today. However, there was a limit on tlie extent of diversification, added Tun Tan in a written reply to Tan Sri Syed Nasir
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    TWO WHO HELPED A SICK FRIEND
    104 6 SINGAPORE, Sun— Two Indonesians who entered Singapore illegally by boat because they wanted to take their seriously ill friend to a hospital here, were each jailed for a week yesterday. The First Magistrate's Court also ordered the sampan used by Abu Bakar Ahmad. 35.
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    STU seeks new emblem
    42 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Teachers' Union is seeking a new emblem thai would project its image as "a dynamic and progressive organisation." It is holding an emblem design contest, entries for which must b« submitted by Aug. 31.
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    Other subjects won't suffer
    633 7  -  MASIE KWEE 81-LINGUALISM IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS By Singapore, Sun J£no\vledge sub j c cts like geography and history need not suffer when the new policy of giving more time to language .subjects in primary schools is implemented. Furthermore, the consensus of teachers is that the new
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    Housing estate residents want ban on rubbish burning
    234 7 CINGAPORE, Sun. Residents of three housing estates Serangoon Gardens, Tampines and Braddell Road have urged the Government to ban litter burning in residential areas after 6 p.m. They claimed this was important for the environmental health of these areas. Many inconsiderate people
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    Seminar on youth
    62 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Buddhist societies of the University of Singapore and the Polytechnic, the Ananda Melyarama Buddhist Youth Circle and the Singapore Sasana Society will jointly hold a seminar on Youth and national development on Aug. 15 a! the Cultural Centre. Dr. Teoh Eng Soon, senior lecturer in
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    350 at Nikko convention
    57 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. About 350 electronics and equipment manufacturers and dealers from Singapore and Malaysia tonight attended the Wlkko Convention 71 at the Shangri-La Hotel. The convention, highlighted by a dinner, speeches and floor shows, was held to mark the growing business and soaring sales of Japan's
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    Minister: Our safeguard against hippism
    210 7 Minister: Our safeguard against hippism CINGAPORE, Sun. The cultural traditions of Singapore's various communities can act as an effective ballast to count-er-balance the dangers of contemporary cultural vacuums. The Minister for Culture. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, said this at the opening of a variety show organised by the Indian Artists'
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    CARS ON ROADS UP BY 1,012 SINCE JUNE
    100 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Another 1.012 cars were registered here last month, bringing the total to 149,--746. Latest figures released by the Registrar of Vehicles, also showed increases for other forms of transport from lrst month. Th 2 number of public buses rose by
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    Giving a greater meaning to community service
    333 8 Giving a greater meaning to community service CINGAPORE, Sun. U n d c r gr aduates here have yet to learn to take part In community service In a meaningful way, a group of Singapore University stud ents, said yesterday. They added that the efforts aimed at community service were
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    Jade Room
    23 8 SINOAPORE. Sun. The chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board, Mr. Runme Shaw. today opened the Jade Room Restaurant in Orchard Road.
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    Spirit of Aquarius gets into the swim at ball
    284 8  -  RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE, Sun. Even the Spirit of Aquarius got into the swim of things as the floodgates of fun were opened. The water bearer, symbol of the sky-god Am, stopped "pouring the waters of immortality upon the earth," long
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    21 HELD IN BOOKIES RAID
    89 8 SINQAPORE, Sun. The Singapore Turf Club continued its crackdown on bookies yesterday and arrested 21 people for suspected bookmaklng activities. The club secretary. Mr. D.R.H. Brown, said the crackdown would continue for an Indefinite period. Working with the club's security force Is the Corrupt Practices
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      158 8 \ll<H Oap lit, V.T. Hamiin I YEZZIR.TWATOL' AN* I HOPE HE CATCHES WELL, ANYWAY, I ...YEAH...MK3MT.A ~^J BACK AT TH' SO VVHAT'RE LIZARD'S AFTER 'IM,TOO, TH' NO-GOOD THAT CRJTTER OUGHTA EVEN GIMME WHERE*D YOU A PALACE! /WE WATTING I 'IM, ALL RIGHT/./ BUSHWHACXER/^X KEEP 'IM BUSY.' TIME T'GET I LEAVE
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    AIRPORT GETS A 200-YARD TAXI-WAY
    236 9 AIRPORT GETS A 200-YARD TAXI-WAY SINGAPORE. Sun. A new aircraft taxi-way is now being built at Singapore airport the first to cross Airport Road. The taxi-way more than 200 yards long connects the western end of the runway to a recently acquired squatter site near Kirn Chuan ißoad which will
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    Lab blast girl still in serious condition
    175 9 Lab blast girl still in serious condition SINGAPORE, Sun Schoolgirl Leong Sweet Chan, 14. whose liver was punctured by broken glass, Is still in a serious condidltlon. She received the injury when an explosion rocked the science laboratory of AnUerson Secondary School on Wednesday. Three other girls who suffered eye
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    STAFF PUT OUT FIRE IN HOTEL KITCHEN
    73 9 SINGAPORE, Sun A fire which broke out in the kitchen of the Shangri-La Hotel in Orange Grove Road this afternoon, was quickly put out by its staff. A police spokesman said late this evening that the fire, which broke out at 2 p.m.
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    Influx of foreign groups hits local musicians
    135 9 Influx of foreign groups hits local musicians CINGAPORE, Sun. 15 The influx of foreign musical groups in the big hotels are hitting the rice-bowl of local musicians. Because of this, the Singapore Musicians Union, which has about 300 members, wants steps to be taken to stop the influx. The union
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    Minister warns of more subtle black ops
    632 10 Minister warns of more subtle black ops SINGAPORE. Sun THE Health Minister, Mr. Chua Sian Chin, yesterday warned of renewed "black operations" against Singapore. But this time, he added, they would be In a more subtle form. "We know that the enemies of Singapore will always try again in new
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    Speech day at school
    43 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Parliamentary Secretary (Education). Inche Mohamed Ohacall Ismail, will speak at the second annual speech day of Maju Secondary School on Thursday at 5.30 p.m. His wife. Che Aspah blnte Mohamed Said, will give away the prices.
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    Sharp rise in property prices
    218 10 Sharp rise in property prices CINGAPORE, Sun. Prices of properties in Singapore have escalated sharply because the Republic's buoyant economy has led to a great demand for all classes of property. Mr. K. Randasamy. president of the Real Estate Valuers Association, said this at the association's annual dinner last night.
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    Inspector of drugs
    26 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Health hns appointed Miss Amy Llm Lv Olok. pharmacist, to be an inspector of dangerous drugs and poisons.
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    Official quits
    21 10 SINOAFORE, Sun. Mr. Teo Teck Hlang has resigned as senior Primary Production Officer (Fisheries) with the Primary Prcduction Department.
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    'CATERPILLAR' WHICH WALKED ON 50 HUMAN LEGS FOR CHARITY
    331 11  -  BERNARD DORAY By Singapore, Sunday A GIANT "caterpillars" today twisted and curled its way for 10 kilo-metres (62 miles) tirelessly and managed to raise $5,000 for charity. And to the surprise of onlookers, it walked on 50 human legs. The monstrous
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    24-hour joint sea patrols
    285 11 UANGKOK, Sun. MALAYSIA and Thailand today began 24-hour Joint sea patrols in their adjoining territorial waters to halt communist Infiltration and smuggling, informed sources said. The sources said the Malaysian and Thai Governments had pooled about 30 armed speedboats and 200 policemen and officials to launch
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    New record by the PSA
    80 11 New record by the PSA SINOAPORE. Sun. New records have again been achieved by the Port of Singapore Authority in the amount of cargo handled in the first five months of this year. Official figures Just published show that total cargo discharged from January to May was 11.986.400 freight tons
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    New Bill
    26 11 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Minister (or Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will Introduce a new Bill, the National Stadium Corporation BUI. In Parliament on Tuesday.
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    'DON'T LOOK AT THE WORLD THROUGH ROSE TINTED GLASSES' PLEA BY MP
    245 11 'DON'T LOOK AT THE WORLD THROUGH ROSE TINTED GLASSES' PLEA BY MP CINGAPORE, Sun. The MP for Moulmein, Mr. Lawrence Sla Khoon Seong, tonight urged Singaporeans to adopt a more balanced international outlook and not view the world through "rose-coloured glasses." He said: "Being a small Island-nation, Singapore may seem
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    WOMAN AMONG 25 NEW POLICE INSPECTORS
    133 11 SINGAPORE. Sun— A woman police officer. Miss Jenny Leong May Lan. Is among 25 officers promoted to probationary Inspector today. The others are Mohamed Amin bin Abu Bakar, Chan Fook Chuen. Lee Vow Fook. Lav Ah Kow, Lee Soon Koy. Andrew Lai Chal Luan.
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      352 11 N 1(0(1, ItKMDpi BLACK HAIR DYE POWDER Peacock Brand hair-dye darkens your J^ Jjj jjj hair and adds a lasting lustrous sheen to it. f™***Lw<<*CT It leaves no stains and is absolutely non-greasy. So easy to apply. you can even use it in the dark. Peacock Brand Black Powder hair-dye
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      447 12 COMPUTER CONCEPT COURSE Objective: This course is designed to acquaint students with the vocabulary ond basic knowledge of the computer. Basic concepts of electronic data processing ond mochine capabilities are introduced. Groduotes of this course may be able to go on to higher studies in computer programming or systems analysis.
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        Go Computer
        526 12  -  YAP CHENG TONG By THAT'S THE WORLD BUSINESS IMPACT MESSAGE TODAY FOR SINGAPORE INDUSTRIES AND BUSINESSES rOMPUTER Management Systems Pte. Ltd. and its Computer Institute open for business today with a message to Singapore industries and businesses: "Go Computer. It will help long-term planning and save costs." And
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        Executives have vast experience
        470 12 They are experts in their field HEADING the list of experienced computer staff in Computer Management Systems Pte. Ltd. is its managing director and general manager. Mr. Holon Wong Shuk-Wai. Mr. Wong, 34. brings with him a background of vast experience In the computer field, having
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        CMS aims to serve business and students
        631 13 CMS aims to serve business and students THE services provided by Computer Management Systems are two-fold Services to business and industry and conducting courses for students. As a software house, it offers a wide range of services which will help organisations to computerise smoothly and to utilise the computer to
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      89 13 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS BEST WISHES to MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS (PTE) LTD on the occasion of their official opening from SEMICON ELECTRONICS FACTORY PTE. LTD. 15, KALLANG PLACE, SINGAPORE 12. TEL: *****7 *****1 Heartiest Congratulations Computer Management Systems (Pte) Ltd. on the occasion of their official opening from Intersil Singapore (Pte) Ltd. 2,
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      104 13 Congratulations and Best Wishes to COMPUTER MANAGEMENT SYSTEMS on their official opening from AMERICAN OPTICAL (HONG KONG) LIMITED A. S. WATSON Cr CO. LTD. CHINA UNDERWRITERS LIFE CENERAL INSURANCE CO. LTD. DOW CHEMICAL PACIFIC LTD. THE HONC CHIAP HWA MFY. CO. (1947) LTD. ROBERTSON, WILSON CO. LTD. HONG KONG CONGRATULATIONS
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      END OF THE SESSION
      483 14 Parliamentary approval for the- Second Malaysia Plan, unanimous in the lower house, was by far the most important business of the crowded session of the Devan Ra'ayat, now concluded. Development expenditure in the next five years is estimated at $14,350 million, almost equally divided between the
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      CLEARED FOR LANDING
      292 14 The battle for the skies over South-east Asia has started in earnest. British Overseas Airways Corporation has trumpeted Ml entry into the fray with the announcement that it intends within a few days to slash fares to nearly one-third those of the scheduled services. On the principle
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      EACH GOES HIS WAY
      201 14 The decisions of representatives of 24 branches of the Gerakan Ra'ayat Malaysia to break away and form a new party under the leadership of Dr. Syed Hussein Alatas ends the bitter family quarrel effectively. The claim that these branches embrace the majority of the party membership
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    NOW THE TIDE TURNS TOWARDS EUROPE
    718 14  - NOW THE TIDE TURNS TOWARDS EUROPE C.L. SULZBERGER BY LONDON mood of Britain vis-a-vis the momentous subject of joining the Common Market is no longer analogous to that of the famous character in the rhyme, "out again and in again, Finnegan begin again." Britain stayed out of the market at
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      Need for crash helmets
      113 14 Need for crash helmets IN Negri Sembilan alone 32 people were killed and 27 seriously injured on road accidents in the three months ending March, announced a recent police report. The Road Safety Council points out that head injuries account for more than 70 per cent of deaths involving motor
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      Merit?
      53 14 UOW does the Education 1 Ministry select Malaysian teachers to be key personnels for science and maths? Is it according to merit, qualification or favouritism? Aren't those concerned aware that some teachers without the requisite qualifications are going around and giving courses to those who do have the qualification?
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      ALL THIS FILLING OF FORMS IS A WASTE OF TIME
      181 14 ALL THIS FILLING OF FORMS IS A WASTE OF TIME 1 REFER to the report "Causeway form-filling from Aug. 16" (S.T. July 30). There Is the need for Singapore-registered cars to apply for a special pass to enter Malaysia. At times It takes only a few minutes to get a
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      56 14 T WRITE on behalf of the girls of Singapore who dream of holding a beauty title one day. Since we are students the Ministry of Education has warned us that we are not to take part In any beauty contest. Why doesn't the Ministry arrange beauty contests for schoolchildren, at
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    Lock icon BLACK POWER —TO A CALYPSO TUNE...
    1416 14 BLACK POWER —TO A CALYPSO TUNE... PORT OF SPAIN (Trinidad) Although most of the Caribbean islands have gained independence or self-government, the cry of "Black Power", first heard in the Negro rhettos of the United States, has spread in recent years to these small, black-ruled nations. In this article JOHN
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      83 14 L i^-,,1- at We ar* glad we are the strongest and largett I fig DOIIK iOl CHI" '°"< Bjnk <n Maiayi.a and S.n9aoore. B«cau» th'S meant we can serve you with the greatest kpjfl SU%£% CITVIII lew d t"*" I*"***1 Whether you are 1^" HHI big of small, we welcome
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      240 14 Ik How to master your B^^4% language the Institute m Malaysia way f J Your future career depends on your wise planning now! SUCCESS could be achieved if •^^LH^^k A you could visualise the impor:1\ ance or our national education. w* Courses (postal tuition > preparm\ ed by IM (cr
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    Double joy for a maths wizard
    149 15 SINGAPORE, Sun. —Student maths wizard. Chen Pei Chuanc. had two good reasons to rrin when he received the trophy from National Junior Collefe principal. Mr. Urn Kirn Woon, yesterday. He had come out tops in a recent maths competition and also helped his srhool
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    Help to bring races together, youths urged
    253 15 Help to bring races together, youths urged CINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore's youths were yesterday urged to contribute their share in helping to integrate a multi-racial community. The call came from the M.P. for Katong, Mr. J.F. Conceicao. at a forum on Integration and Development of our Community, organised by the Chinese
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    FROGMEN IN POOL SEARCH FOR BOY
    96 15 FROGMEN IN POOL SEARCH FOR BOY SINGAPORE, Sun—Frogmen from the Singapore Armed Forces were called In today to help search for a missing boy, who Is believed to have drowned In a disused pool off Jalan Eunos, Changl, this afternoon. Police said the unidentified boy, accompanied by a friend. Ho
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    Donations to Straits Times charity box
    133 15 Donations to Straits Times charity box CJINOAPORE, Sun. The OStralts Times has received donations totalling $559.50 for widow Che Tumi blnte Samurl bringing her fund to $3,469 40. Latest donations came from: Staff of BP Spore Pte Ltd. and BP Refinery Singapore Pte Ltd. $307; Sang Nila Utama Secondary, $61.50;
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    Name change for union
    57 15 SINGAPORE. Bun. The Singapore Interpreters Union has changed Its name to the Singapore Interpreters and Translators Union. Kir. Tham Kofc Leong. the general secretary. explained that the change was to eradicate any Impression that the union catered exclusively for Interpreters, and also to bring It In
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    3-shift system to maximise 'what we have'
    331 15 3-shif t system to maximise 'what we have' SINGAPORE, Sunday "pHE Minister for Communications. Mr. Yong Nvuk Lin, yesterday said there was no reason \yhy more occupations should not adopt the threeshift s\stem to maximise manI>o\ver resources. He was speaking at the annual Speech Day of the Outram Secondary School
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    Giant leeches kill padi field woman
    127 15  -  I. STEPHENS By BANDAR SERI BEGAWA.V Sun— Hundreds of fiant leeches attacked a woman who fell into a padi field drainage system and sucked her body dry, a coroner's court here heard today. Dayangku Horslah binte Penglran Salleh's body was found by villagers in
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      136 15 A marriage may be outwardly secure, yet contain within it the seeds of bitterness, infidelity, or deadly boredom. Mrs. Norman Vincent Peale explains why and sets down helpful wgust guidelines on how to criticize, l¥*^lß*!9P^P'r^H how to praise, how to com- I promise how to head off lr_Ag^^L^^ marital difficulties
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      646 15 On your TV and Radio 5 M P.M. Programme Summary 7.31 Dunia Wanita 5.15 Pok Amai2 |J5 Programme Summary SJ7 Moby Dick H The High Chaparral Sangre News s N News 1.11 Kentucky Jones The Big 1.11 Peristiwa Shot, mi Sea Huh 1.43 Shotgun Slade The Silent UN Movie Of
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      182 15 S.N P.M. Opening and General i 7.41 News, Parliamentary Report and H °sP'tal Newsreel In Chinese 3.21 For The Family (Tamil) Combat Counterplay 3.M A Diary of Events in Singapore News Parliamentary Report This Week (Tamil) And Newsreel In English 3.M Its Happing in Singapore SingaP fe (Tamil) II.M flip
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      OF 'HALF FRIED EGGS' AMD 'FIRST CLASS FROGS'
      307 16 AFTER watching the 1971 English talentime, I have some observations to make. The standard of our English talentlme is fast declining, in the sense that It cannot produce good singers. Although the prizes were attractive. It seemed that they would be going
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      106 16 YESTERDAY (Julj 23) I took my oral Highway Code test. One of the questions asked was: "What is filtering?" I was shocked as I had not seen the word "filtering" in any of the instruction books I bought. The only occasion I had used the word was when I was
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      When you can end up with a fine for trying to save water
      270 16 When you can end up with a fine for trying to save water WATER consumption is going up again. Why not? Because of insufficient imagination, someone in the Health Department is killing what the PUB is trying to create. The Health Department and the PUB seem to be working at
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      112 16 rE water supply at the SAF training camp at Pulau Tek o n g leaves much to be desired. At times there is no water from the tap and. where there Is. it looks doubtful whether It is fit for drinking. National servicemen sometimes go to bed without a bath
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      Lend me your skirt, said the policeman
      237 16 I WOULD like to complain about the service rendered to the public by the Bukit Panjang police station. A similar complaint was published only recently by another member of the public who had been forced to be present at an Identification parade, and
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      148 16 LAST Friday evening (July 23) at about 6.35 p.m. I boarded an Associated Bus service No. 83 with five other passengers in Hill Street opposite the Telephone Board. The bus was three-quar-ters full and the conductor was standing near the doorsteps collecting from three passengers near him. He kept standing
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      50 16 WE are now living at 27C, Block 15. Redhlll Close and have been for nearly eight months. Yet we keep receiving letters for the former tenant, though we have notified the postman. We hope the former tenant or the authority concerned will look Into this matter. LEE FAMILY. Singapore 3.
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      Gay and happy
      83 16 ON arriving in your lovely island in 1969, I was moved to write a letter to your paper. It was to thank all Singaporeans—Chinese. Malays and Indians alike for their unfailing courtesy and kindness to me, a foreigner in their midst. Now, after two years, I am
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      TAKE HEART, DEAR PATIENTS OF Ward 14A
      441 16 TAKE HEART, DEAR PATIENTS OF Ward 14A ...THINGS ARE NOT THAT BAD I UK AD with interest n bereaved aunt's lucid letter (S.T., July 27). Miiy I extend my sympathy lK)th to the bereaved family and also to the morning shift nurses of ward 14A. After reading the letter the
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      209 16 IT grieved me to read the letter from "A Very Bewildered Heart" (ST.. July 27). The morning shift nurses she referred to severely dealt with If an official investigation confirms the facts. The public requires a high standard from nurses who look after the sick. Those nurses appeared inadequate for
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        200 16 I REFER to the letter by "Doubt ful Priority" (ST., July 9). The Extr a-Curricular Activities Centre did not decide which bands should perform for the National Day Parade. Since May, the Music Section of the Ministry had arranged only six combined rehearsals for the Youth Festival OpenIng Ceremony, two
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        68 16 I REFER to the letter from "Foreigner" (S.T.. July 17) concerning the delivery of mail to Raffles Park. The Department is sorry for the Inconvenience caused by the reported delays In mall deliveries which had been largely due to staffing difficulties. Since then, additional staff have been recruited and the
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        54 16 WITH reference to the letter by "Fed Up" <S.T.. July 21) work will start soon on the secondary roofing for residents of block 103. Margaret Drive. Meanwhile work has already commenced on the secondary roofings for blocks 116 and 117 in the neighbourhood. LIM PEK HONG (Miss), Public Relations Officer.
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        54 16 IF your correspondent "Innocent Victim" "The name was correct but the number wasn't" (ST., July 10) would get in touch with the Offlcer-ln-Charge, Traffic Police. Maxwell Road (tel: *****). the circumstances leading to the issue of the summons would be explained to her. LESLIE WONG SZE YING, (DSP). Public Relations
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      Even the magnifying glass didn't help much
      220 16 Even the magnifying glass didn't help much MY son Is a Primary Five student In a Chinese language school. The other day his teacher asked him to trace a map of Great Britain from his geography textbook and to write down the names of the cities and towns. The map
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      56 16 |X)R the Information of r Mr. Tan Teck Chye (8.T.. July. 26), the following International shows were at the National Theatre: The Kingston Trio, the Woody Herman Show, the Hollies and the Christie. I am Just like Mr. Tan. I appreciate good International shows. See you at the National Theatre
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      224 16 ■Sfi&aSlf m ym Wjel 'i* SB L^KiGHvSßb^LiLhb^hVlLb*'' JCM Gold Series I The JCM cash register incorporates B built-in design features, specifically I pointed towards the modern retailer. Exhaustive tests by our engineering V staff found that simplicity of opera- S tion coupled with high capabilities Low initial cost and quality
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      87 16 LET THEM SOCK IT TO YOU! ALSO LISTEN TO THE WILD PULSATING BEAT OF BENNY THE BRAIN mbg m FIRST DRINK SS /NKllmL^ViW^. DRESS INFORMAL fcaUt /WING COURT HOTEL DIS^ Taoglin Rd T«( *****3 AMPLE PARKING SPACE IN THE NEW MUITI STOfttY CARPARK. nDOCTOR' K^T There are BIG bargains in
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    Proxies hired for school wait
    179 17 SINGAPORE, Sun. The current Primary I school registration exercise has again assumed a touch of sophistication as hundreds of parents hired proxies as their night shift relief. The hired help consists mainly of retired old men or young casual labourers who do not mind sitting
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    Hovercraft debut at water carnival
    234 17 SINGAPORE, Sun U 0 V E RCRAFT may give their first public display here at the 1971 Water Carnival in Pasir Pan jang next Sunda y, eve of National Day. Arrangements for the display are now being made by Southern Island Tours Organisation, main sponsors
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    Constituencies begin the N-Day celebrations
    444 17 SINGAPORE, Sun RATIONAL Day cele- brations in the constltuencies were launched today after weeks of preparation by management committees of community centres and citizens consultatives committees. Walks, baby shows, dinners, and variety show, were among the functions held today for Singapore's sixth National Day. The
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    President among mourners at Dr. Sinha funeral
    272 17 SINGAPORE. Sun PRESIDENT Sheares was among the hundreds of people who attended the funeral of Dr. A. C. Sinha today. Dr. Sinha was cremated at Mount Vernon this afternoon. A well-known obstetrician and gynaecologist in private practice. Dr. Sinha, 60. died of a
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      175 17 is HOUSE OF TANG g THE SHOP WITH EVERYTHING £J UNDER ONE ROOF I BARGAIN COUNTER H 2ND FLOOR SPECIAL OFFER LADIES I USUAL NOW I Dresses at $9.75 Half Slip at $0.50 upwards Bikini Panties $5.25 $3.95 M Glamour Knit Suits $45.00 $15.00 Towelling Beach Set at $7.00 Continental,
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      183 18 Congratulations to BERJAYA KAWAT BERHAD From: MR. SEE BOON CHUIN (Managing Director) MR. SEE TIAN YONG HOCK JOO TIN FACTORY SON. BHD. (Metal Printing Dept.) 1 34- A Jin. Chan Sew Lin, K Lumpur. Ttl. *****3 *****3. Branches: No. 10 It 12 Jin. Tukang 2/2, Botu Tiga, Selangor. Tel. Sungei
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        Minister opens $14m wire rope factory
        883 18  - Minister opens $14m wire rope factory HENRY CHANG New chapter in Malaysia's industrialisation By TODAY'S official opening of Berjaya Kawat Berhad's factory at the Shah Alam Industrial Estate by the Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, marks the unfolding of yet another chapter in Malaysia's industrialisation. The
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        BOARD'S EXPERIENCED TEAM
        158 18 THE company's Board of Directors reflects an experienced team. Heading it as Chairman is Mr. Oon TJoei Kok. Mr. Ooh Seong Pek and Dato Y.-ap Kee Aik are joint managing directors. The other members are Tan Sri Abdul Aziz bin Yeop, Mr. Wong Aun Phui, Mi. Robert
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        Hope for more joint ventures to be set up
        157 18 MESSAGE FROM THE MINISTER OF OMMIRi I AND INDUSTRY, INCHE MOIMMED KHIR JOHARI: 6IT gives me great pleasure to extend my congratulations to Berjaya Kawat today on the occasion of the official opening of the plant in ohah Alam. This Joint
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        Company to seek export markets
        300 18 MESSAGE FROM MR. GOH TJOEI KOK, CHAIRMAN OF BERJAYA KAWAT BERHAD: AS Chairman of the Board of Berjaya Kawat Berhad it gives me great pleasure today to be able to annou n c c the official opening of our $14 million plant at Batu Tiga.
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        Factory is largest of its kind in the region
        735 19 BERJAYA Kawat's $14 million factory at Shah Alam Industrial Estate is the largest of its type in the region. It Incorporates all the features of a modern, high performance plant capable of the consistent quality production so Important in wire rope
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        Treatment plant cuts down use of water
        279 19 /CONSTRUCTION of Ber\j Jaya Kawat's wire rope factory required 15,000 cubic yards of excavations, 7,000 cubic yards of concrete, over 400 tons of steel reinforcement and 700 tons of structural steel work. In addition. over 100 miles of electrical cables have gone Into
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        Seven Malaysians now train in Australia
        410 20 BEING a factory engaged in an entirely new type ox activity, one of the early tasks of Berjaya Kawat, even before the factory was anywhere near completion, was to train local personnel in the operations of the factory machinery and equipment. To date, it
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        441 35 A NEW NATION Singopore afternoon newipopei hat immediate .oconcin to' ADVERTISEMENT I SALESMEN Applicants, who must fee able to shew c proves Mies record aained over at least three »eon in the product or service selling field will not be less fhon 23 veers old, will neve c sound educational
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        553 35 f a^B *9 *Jt# I H| v* I Bj v require A JAPANESE SPEAKING FEMALE PASSENGER RELATIONS OFFICER based in Singapore QUALIFICATIONS: Senior Cambridge School Certificate or its recognized equivalent. Applicants must be able to converse fluently in Japanese. Ability to speak other languages, would be an advantage. DUTIES: To
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        1083 35 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH NEGERI SABAH Pemohon2 ada-lan di-pelawi darlpada Warga negara Malaysia o*gl memenohl lawatan2 rang koaong di-Lembagß aapertl berikut:- lamUa: n Pelateh Penoiong Jurutera Kllang 9 Jawalan it Boiler Chargeman 1 Jawatan tt ranria Gajl 1850 140 $1150 i) $630 t SO t 670 Tangga gajl maaok akan dl-tetapkan
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        809 36 MINISTRY OF EDUCATION. SINGAPORE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE QUALIFYING TEST 1971 A Qualifying Test for Private Candidates intending to sit In Singapore for English medium subjects at the Singapore -Cambridge Oeneral Certificate of Education O' Level Examination In 1972 or subsequent years will be held on Wednesday, 1 December, 1971. Candidates
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        281 36 (AMITEX) manufacturers of Rubber Automotive Parts take pleasure in announcing the appointment of tIM llllfMltilli j [*1 l^f as distributors in Singapore, Malaysia and Brunei for their range. flj Esp^ ■^■^■^■^■■■^■■■V^CsflGS&^BWuW [t fIiHEi99+SX2Xfii2XXXGi 3H?^^^^^lfl§§& ■^■^^^JPic lff3r^Br*******g*wi SINGAPORE: 54 Orchard Road. Tel: *****/6. KUALA LUMPUR: 3 Jalan Robertson. Tel: *****/3. IPOH:
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        48 36 SURVEY/SUPPLY VESSEL rFOR CHARTER Length 117 Feet Breadth 20 Feet Draught 6* Feet Speed 14 Knots Enquiries to: *****5 Spore. PAN AMERICAN WISHES TO THANK ALL APPLICANTS WHO RESPONDED TO THEIR RECENT ADVERTISEMENTS FOR AIRLINE STEWARDESSES IN THE STRAITS TIMES AND NEW NATION SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATES HAVE BEEN INFORMED.
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        453 37 Fibreglan? Ask us. We are now at Rm 1101, Supreme House, Penang Road, Singapore 9. Tel: *****/***** we know! Fibreglass is our first name. FIBREGLASS-PILKINGTON M\kof (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. JgflgJ a member of the PILKINGTON group AUCTION SAL^^l FULLT FASHIONED KNITTING PLANT I Undar injtruc'iom from H M.iirt. Hungarterd. Spoon.r
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        325 37 SINGAPORE CORDAGE (PTE) LTD. (Rope Makers With Pioneer Status) have aleasure in announcing the I appointment of TIONG HOE CO.. (PTE) LTD. 205 201. Beach Road, Singapore 7 I (Tels ***** ***** *****8 *****) j I as then Sole Agents for Singapore ana I World markets I Top quality ropes
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        224 37 ENAKMEN LEMBAGA BANDARAN (N.M.B. BAB 117) NOTIS PESBANDARAN IPOH DENOAN INT DIBERI KKTARUI bahawa adalah dlchadang membenarkan tlngkat bawah premises No. 117, Jalan Cowan, Ipoh atas Lot No. 1734N dlgunakan sebagai pejabat untuk SharlkaU Honpro ie Tang Wan Thong, lot yang man* telah dlzonkan untuk Kegunaan Tempat Kediaraan (Residential Use)
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        149 37 A reference iDrary of Science, (stature and the world's Cultures The unique TWE-UFE ÜBRARf is ptemed education BSHB|HB??" INaw. ■a^B^l^m^L^Mi^L^Lv all .^m Hlßiil IIHI ail T*^ ■^Sl.^l A H^^^^i .ifflH 2m n|l Ja^tlj w^^*riAi, i mM mi 1 I ■■^J^^/^Bfr* IV 1 "HP. illllLii IkttßK^- M "**,'^^SLL aßi B I
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        193 38 :BT HST? IH fEfS EEENind J^r I •V I BIRPSEYE VIEW I GROUND FLOOR LOBBY I itHlLfif mUMIII lI I I M M lI IMIIL II SEStiKITi AIR CONDITIONING M/S. I. AC. (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD., 24. LENG KEE ROAD. DESCRIBED BY THE PRESS MAGAZINES AS "THE SINGAPORE 3 (TEL *****1)
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      193 19 I THE BROKEN HILL PROPRIETARY CO., LTD. AND AUSTRALIAN WIRE INDUSTRIES PTY. LTD. OF AUSTRALIA I EXTEND THEIR CONGRATULATIONS II BERJAYA KAWAT BERHAD on the occasion of the official opening of their plant I At Shah Alam Industrial Estate Heartiest Congratulations I Best Wishes I to BERJAYA KAWAT BERHAD on
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    147 21 MR YONG DECLINES CRUNCHY MOUTHFUL SINGAPORE. Sun. —It almost turned *ut to be quite a crunchy affair at the opening of the 1971 National Day Exposition in Gay World last night. A peanut stall caught the attention of the Minister for Communications, Mr. Yong Nyuk Lin. He was touring the
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    44 21 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Parliamentary Secretary (Education) Inche Mohamed Gtiazah Ismail, will attend the Jalan Teck Whye Secondary School's speech day on Wednesday at 9.30 a.m He will also attend the Slglap Secondary School's speech day at 4 p.m. the same day.
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    29 21 BINOAPORZ. 8UI». Tht Singapore Finance Ltd. will hold of cocktail pasty to mark the offclal opening of tU seventh branch office at To* Payoh Central on Saturda?.
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    59 21 SINOAPORE. Bun. The University of Singapore has appointed a Burmese, U Mylnt Soe, 40, as a sen'.ir law lecturer He received hi* B.A. degree from Rangoon University and 11 A from Illinois University. He also holds a MA in law from Cambridge University and is a barrtster-at-law.
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    157 21 A million target for injury insurance scheme lOHORE BAHRU. Sun. J About a million Malaysian workers will have joined the National Employment InJury Insurance scheme by the end of the year, Tan Sri V. Manlckavasagam said today. The Minister of Labour and Manpower said registration for the scheme here had
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    36 22 THE FAMILY of the late Mrs. Quek Too Mong gratefully thank doctor, relatives, pastor, member* Zlon Go*pel Mission, friend*. William Jack* and Electronic Supplies (taffa for their wreaths, scrolls, donations, condolences, night visits and funeral.
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    48 22 MR. ONC CHIN HOCK passed away peacefully on 31 7/71. Badly missed by wife. Tan Beng Neo. daughter Bee Eng son-in-law Wee Keng Lock and two grandchildren. Cortege leaves 121E Commonwealth Drive on Wednesday 4-8-71. HONOR BORMAN In England 30th July after bravely fighting a long Illness.
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    443 26  - Expert to survey motor industry SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE. Sun. THK Government is making study of the long-term development of the motor industry in Singapore. It has already commissioned a World Bank expert, Mr. Jack Baranson to carry out a detailed survey of the potentialities of the industry. Mr.
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    78 26 Shipping man here on tour SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Pet«r T. Albert, vice-presi-dent (marketing) for American President Lines is now here meeting top executives of shipping and commerce. Mr. Albert Is on a comprehensive tour of Important Asian markets served by APL. APL is now carrying out a $07 million fleet
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    51 26 BINOAPORE. Sun. The Ministry of Health has found a marked decrease In the Incidence of mosquito breeding In homes trom Inspections orer the past week. Of the 2.665 houses Inspected, only 53 or two per cent were found breeding mosqultos the lowest recorded In the last eight
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      422 26 (Cont. from Page 22) Vehicles for sal* NC KIONO CAR TRADER!, 14, PATERSON Hill. Singapore *****4 A «4i«7!i offer*. 1971: Capri. 1600. 1970 Toyota/1000. Escort/OT I6OOIC. Toyota /Corolla. 8 Wagon. Escort 'OT. 4-Door. Flat 125. A/ 1000 s Wagon. Caprl'l6oo. Cortina. I6OOE. Toyota/Corolla. 8 Wagon. A/1000, 19«9: Toyota 'Corona. Cortina
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      S'pores hopes good for better showing
      544 27  -  JOE DORAI By six years in the "wilderness" Singapore's national soccer team leave tomorrow for the Merdeka tournament with bright prospects of performing .better than their previous record as wooden spoonists. They showed this possibility last Friday in the drawn match against Thailand's league
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      Shilton may become costliest player
      332 27  - Shilton may become costliest player JEFF POWELL By LONDON, Sun. Peter Shilton will become the world's most expensive goalkeeper if Leicester City ever agree to let him go. Leicester, back in the First Division, remain reluctant to sell their England star. And manager Jimmy Bloomfleld has denied that Shilton Is
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      Mohammed is first
      36 27 MOHAMMED bin Kalil. 17 today won the National Day nine-mile bicycle race in a record 25 minutes, organised by Paslr Panjang C.C. Chee Fcok Heng, 4*. won the veterans race In 30 mlns.
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      Rangers in final
      46 27 TURF CLUB Rangers entered the Buklt Panjang National Day soccer final when they beat V.C. District 8 3-1 (three penalty goals to one) after a 2-2 draw yesterday. Kader Abdullah and Ekhwan netted for Rangers, and Lam Ah Beng and Jamal for VC.
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      Daytona driver dies in crash
      75 27 DAYTONA BEACH (Florida). Sun. A sports car driver, David Pearl, was killed In a race crash yesterday In the first of the Paul Whlteman trophy races at Daytona Beach International Speedway. A speedway spokesman said Pearl's car spun sideways on a turn and a Lola
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      PI with Spanish stars warn rivals
      244 27 PI with Spanish stars warn rivals KUALA LUMPUR, Sun.— The Philippines, whose soccer has improved tremendously, have issued a stern warning to their Merdeka tournament rivals. Fernando G. Alvarez, secretary of the Philippine FA, said in a letter to the FAM: "We believe that with the reinforcement of imported Spanish
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      Shaharuddin and Earn Fook out of M-soccer
      460 27  - Shaharuddin and Earn Fook out of M-soccer MAURICE KHOO By J£UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Shaharuddin Abdullah, first choice centre-forward since 1968, and goalkeeper Wong Kam Fook will not be playing in the Merdeka soccer tournament which opens on Wednesday with Malaysia meeting South Vietnam. Both players are Injured and will not
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      Koreans to defend with new team
      223 27 TfCALA LUMPUR. Sun. rv South Korea will defend their Merdeka soccer championship with a team of many new faces. From the list received by the F.A. of Malaysia, it was obvious that Korea would be sending only their second team. Of the 17 players,
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      Champ Kumar
      27 27 COLOMBO. Sun. Kumar Pltamber of India won the Ceylon's golf championship here when he beat Pin Fernando of Ceylon one up In the 36-hole final.
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      Lock icon German relay team crack world record
      156 28 I UEBECK (West Germany), Sun. A West L German team yesterday .trimmed B.2sec off the women's world record for the 4 x 800 m relay when they clocked Bmin 16.8 sec at a meeting here. The West German team Ellen Tittle. Syliva Schenk. Christa
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      76 28 NEW YORK. Sun. Results cf major league baseball games played yesterday American League: Boston 6 Chicago 0; Minnesota 5 New York 4; Washington 4 Milwaukee 3. California 3 Detroit 2 '12 inns) Baltimore 4 Kansas City 0 Oakland 9 Cleveland 1. National League: New York 5 Chicago 2;
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      V.I.P. pips Prime Rate for the Cup
      1865 28  - V.I.P. pips Prime Rate for the Cup EPSOM JEEP By VI.P. 11, well ridden Dy Omar Ahmad, made a triumphant comeback by beat-ing Prime Rate (Johnny Wilson) by a neck in the B£f Batu Gantong Cup for Class 2 Div 1 at Penang yesterday. It was a day of upsets
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      180 28 Clay ranked No. 2 contender MEXICO CITY. Run. The World Boxing Council has named Cassius clay (Muhammad All) No. 2 contender for world heavyweight champion Joe Fazier's crown with another U.S. fighter. George Foreman, taking top place for challenger Yesterday's listing were Issued after Clay's victory last week over Jimmy
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      Lock icon 7-111 spinning stint by Bedi
      396 28 LONDON, Sun. INDIAN left-arm spinner Bishen Bedi claimed seven wickets for 111 runs to restrict Surrey to a first innings total of 269 on the first day of their match at The Oval yesterday. Although taking some late punishment from Pakistan Test skipper Intikhab Alam
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      Lock icon Boycott, Luckhurst warm up with centuries
      435 28 Boycott, Luckhurst warm up with centuries LONDON, Sun.—England openers Geoff Boycott and Brian Luckhurst both hammered centuries in county cricket championship matches yesterday as they tuned up for the Second Test against India at Manchester on Thursday. Boycott batted almost throughout the day. apart from the first 30 minutes lost
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      Lock icon Test discard Snow says: It's ridiculous
      235 28 I ONDON. sun. England fast bowler John Ham yesterday described as ridiculous the decision to drop hy,, Horn the team to play againM India in the Seond lest starling in Manchester on Thursday snow was dropped lor disciplinary reasons allowing an i incident involving
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      SASA told: Get top European waterpolo coach
      271 29  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association has been urged to engage a World class waterpolo coach to train its young promising players. Chief national coach Tan En? Bock said yesterday that SASA water-polo sub-committee had recommended strongly for a coach from Russia,
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      Stewart roars to great win in German GP
      220 29 Stewart roars to great win in German GP T^UERBURGRING, West Germany, Sun. Britain's Jackie Stewart, driving a Tyrrell Ford, won the German Grand Prix here today. Runner-up was Francois Cevert of France, and third was Clay Reggazoni of Switzerland. Mario Andretti of the United States, driving a Ferrari, was fourth.
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      Policewoman Eng runs her fastest but fails to qualify
      405 29  - Policewoman Eng runs her fastest but fails to qualify GODFREY ROBERT By CINGAPORE'S leading woman sprinter, Eng Chiew Guay, yesterday ran her fastest 100 m at the Achilles Club athletic meet at Farrer Park but she failed by a tenth of a second to gain a SEAP Games berth. She
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      Thia wins black belt contest
      52 29 Thla Yoke Klan won the black belt Second karate-do tournament organised by the Chinese YMCA at Palmer Road on Saturday. Results Black Belt: 1 Thla Yoke Klan 2 Ooh Tlan Hal 3 Tuang Keng Meng. Brown Belt: 1 Tan Kirn Seng 2 William Taylor 3
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      New champs
      34 29 KEPPEL Club met their Waterloo at Seletar yesterday when they surrendered the SOA league golf trophy to Seletar Golf Club by 3i to 2J. Seletar finished with 20 points and Keppel 17.
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      Evonne wins
      31 29 HILVERSUM. Holland. Bun. Australian Wimbledon champion Evonne Ooolagong won the women's singles title at the Dutch Open Tennis championships here today by beating Christina Sandberg of Sweden 8-«. 6-3.
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      Malaysia sending 16 to Jakarta
      246 29 Malaysia sending 16 to Jakarta T^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. xv Malaysia will send a contingent of 16 players and five officials to Jakarta for the Third Asian Badminton Championships from Aug. 13 to 21. But the contingent will not include Ng Boon Bee and Punch Ounalan two of the leading players
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      Aziz routs S'pore
      99 29 MALACCA Malays' off-spln-ner Am Hamid almost single handedly hustled Singapore out of the Rulers Shield cricket tournament at Balestier Road yesterday He wrecked the Singapore batting twice with figures of 8-23 and 6-56 to help Malacca win by 44 runs. Scores: Malacca 158 (Ismail All 22 Abdul
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      Rosie Tan is 'A' champ
      149 29 DOSIE TAN of St. Anthonys Convent, »ment«l as the overall Individual "A" girls champion at the four-day Schools National Gymnastics Championships 1971 which ended at the Singapore Badminton Hall on Saturday. The girls "A" team championship went to St. Anthony's Convent, with Balestier Hill Technical
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      Bee Khim in big lead
      121 29 riEFENDING champion Kee Bee Khim showed the way to the rest of the field in the first round of the Singapore Ladies Open amateur golf championship at the Bukit Course yesterday. Miss Kee registered a gross 79. with the next best effort being Mrs. N.
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      Singapore beat Penang 4-1
      50 29 KUCHING, Sun. Thailand trounced Port Swettenham 7-0 in the inter-port soccer competition here today. In other matches Singapore defeated Penann 4-1 and Kuchlng alco won by the same margin against Sabah. Yesterday's results: Thailand beat Singapore 5-2, Kuchlng bt Port Swettenham 3-1, Penang bt Sabah 4-0.
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      378 29 RESULTS of events at the Achilles Sports Club's athletic meet at Parrer Park yesterday Senior 100 m 1 Mohd Uyas 2 Andrew Chee 3 N. Rajagopal 11.0 sec; 200 m 1 Andrew Chee 2 N. Rajagopal 3 Aminamzah 22.5 sec; 400 m 1 Aminamzah 2 Sadayappan 3
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      Late goal wins Razak Cup for Selangor
      342 29 Late goal wins Razak Cup for Selangor ITUALA LUMPUR, Sun. A goal two minutes from time won for Selangor the Razak Cup for the fourth consecutive year. It gave them a 1-0 win over Armed Forces in the Malaysian hockey championship final at the Mlndef stadium here today. Lanky centre-forward
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      LONG TERM BAN ON 2 RAJAJI PLAYERS
      111 29 LONG TERM BAN ON 2 RAJAJI PLAYERS YTOOTBALL Association r of Singapore's disciplinary committee has suspended Sinniah, a Rajaji player, for two years for assaulting a referee during the Division Two match against SRC in June this year. Sinnlah's team mate. Razak Khan, who is also the club's spor's secretary,
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      Favourites win 5-0
      88 29 XJOT favourites Combined Schools -A\ with three internationals In the team, started off on a bright note on openIng day of the STTA Open men's table tennis team championships at Winstedt Road on Saturday. They brushed aside Sennett CC 5-0. Also winning by the same magln were
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      48 27 Congra tv la tions Best Wishes to BERJAYA KAWAT BERHAD on the occasion of their official opening today at Sungei Rengam by Y.B. INCHE MOHD. KHIR JOHARI The Minister off Commerce and Industry From CO., LTD. *T Tokyo Osaka Kuala Lumpur (£5) MIYAZAKI IRON WORKS, LTD. Osaka, Japan
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      103 28 shop by the stars DO YOU ALWAYS FOLLOW YOUR FANCIES? Then get a FREE reading in this month's herworid Famed international astrologer Sybil Leek reveals all your inner moods and secrets in HOROSCOPES SHOPPERS Our August 'SPECIAL' ALSO FOR QUIZ-FANS' 'Do you know what your choice of food reveals?' AUGUST
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      324 28 Straits Times Crossword i ACROSS Pirst class excuse for > 1. Kit issue to vehicle (6). centr parly (5) 5. He may be willing to try 8. Far too much charged on the list backwards (8). deliveries? (10) 9. Hand-out about a French 12 After setting olf in English company
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      394 29 Goodmans Speaker System Cares. iii —I Goodmans' research began with you your ears and their many intricate sections of jtf^ f sensitivity. JC* Then tnev began the work of perfecting their Jnrr A speakers in order that your sensitive hearing 000^" organs would only subject themselves to the j^ 1
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      431 29 WORD PUZZLE f- e« >Im| NttM limi -j- STRAITS TIMES MONDAY j WORD PUZZLE E' I Clt I P»»tiif iiitmciiMi unit Mm I I I (Ml/Mfl/MiU) I tMllll m I 5 |lM O O MLS using I BELOW l_ en iimi <«ne< limi -J CLUES FOR E-1 1. Toi miy
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      94 29 SWIMMING SASA Open champioiwhtps (Queenstown 5.30 p.m.); Paslr Panjang District meet (Queenstown pool 8 a.m.). Sorangoon District meet (Amber Rd 2 pm i. Buklt Tlmah Dls-trl-t meet (ACS pool. 2 p.m.). KUGBY National Schools "B" championship semi-flnals: SJI v Victoria. St. Andrew's v Dunearn Technical (Woodsvllle 4 p.m.). CRICKET Inter-school
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    Shipyard crisis forces Heath to quit races
    304 30 Shipyard crisis forces Heath to quit races f ONDON, Sun. Prime Minister Edward Heath has decided to abandon his yacht racing weekend at Cowes and return to London tonight in preparation for an emergency debate on the Upper Clyde shipbuilding crisis in Parliament tomorrow. Since Friday Mr. Heath has been
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    Chou has talks with Hanoi delegate at Paris
    198 30 HONG KONG. Sun. 'HIM.M Prime Minister V i Mr. Chou En-lai held talks today in Peking with a leading member of the North Vietnamese delegation to the Paris talks, New China news agency reported. He was Mr. Le Due Tho, a member
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    GEYLANG MALAY WEDDING WITH A TOUCH OF LONDON
    312 30  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS By Singapore, Sun. A MALAY wedding with a touch of London was beld in Geylanc Serai this evening. The couple, Inche Ali Mohamed, 23. and his bride Che Dahlia binte Ahmad, 18, used MSA's London bus to take tbem to
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      522 31 Hell let in water before his Rolex does. This scuba diver could never actually grip tighter under reach the depth at which a Rolex jj M pressure. Oyster Submariner would let in J^^^Sl c movement these three water. J f j|)^ safety features guard is called In order to test
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      Drift from democracy in Southeast Asia
      736 32  -  ALLINGTON KENNARD By IN SEARCH OF S O U T H-EAST ASIA: A Modern History. Edited by David Joel Steinberg (Oxford University Press. Paperback $20). yHERE nas never A been a completely objective history of South-east Asia, nor can any one man's knowledge and
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      Missing maids of Orleans
      236 32 T"?™? 1 0111 whlch> durUlg two months f i»69, swept over Orleans like a forest flre was not widely reported In Britain A pity; there are lessons for most countries in the episode. Briefly, a large part of the population of an average French provincal town
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      Interim report on the Suharto regime
      227 32  -  GERRY CORR By INDONESIA SINCE SUKARNO by Peter Polomka (Pelican Books) years of Su- harto may lack the drama of the Soekarno era but will probably prove the more important in the Indonesian people's search for "unity amid diversity." Peter Polomka's book is in
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      Denis Healey and the doctor who never was
      529 32  -  CHAPMAN PINCHER By Denis Healey and the Policies of Power by Geoffrey Williams and Bruce Reed. (Sldgwick and Jackson £3.50) A BOOK designed to promote the political future of Denis Healey, Labour's former Defence Minister and produced with his active co-operation, has
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      What a life!
      106 32 •JOURNEY TO AROMORE by John Rid way (Hoddtr £2.25) Autobiography of the Atlantic oarsman, and another of the countless progeny of "I Bought a Mountain." A stubborn, likeable personality emerges in his account of Sandhurst and marriage, and the urge to Independence which made him send In
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      362 32 K Nyal makes you want to smile! That's because Nyal Fluoride Toothpaste brightens 2 /^BS your teetn better than ever before. It contains a lAy dental detergent which foams instantly >mM wnisks away food particles and dulling film. MmW fffmjf And Nyal Toothpaste works to provide an anti- jl;'m\ iO
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      38 32 r.n.nuyi in protection IMPRESSED CURRENT SYSTEMS:JETTIES, SHEET STEEL FACINGS/PILINGS, UNDERWATER PIPELINES, STORAGE TANKS ETC. INDUSTRIAL STEEL STRUCTURES. MARINE APPLICATIONS:ZINC— ALUMINIUM MAGNESIUM Alloy Anodes SOLE AQENTS: VO/PER THORNYCROFT PRIVATE LTD. 200.TANJONG RHU SaNGAPOfIE TQ.:*****1-8 R O.Bo" 95 SINGAPORE 1
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      A wave of pessimism engulfs Wall Street
      799 33  - A wave of pessimism engulfs Wall Street BLAIR JOHNSON By J^ WAVE of pessimism has engulfed Wall Street in recent weeks. It is reflected in a sagging stock market and cautious commitmepts of both consumers and commerce and industry. Washington remains optimistic regarding the economic front, but there is a
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      Sembawang builds giant oil platform
      184 33 Sembawang builds giant oil platform CEMBAWANG Ship--13 yard has built a 150-ton oil platform one of the largest to be constructed in South-east Asia. Costing $2 million, it was completed after six months of round the clock work by shipyard workers. The platform is one of two built for the
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      CITY TALK
      354 33  -  CROESUS By Life saver pOODYEAR has found VI a use for old tyres and saviour for hapless drivers. The US based company, its local PR tells me, has experimented with scrap tyres on motorways and proved that anchored rows of scrap tyres can protect motorists from such hazards
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      Dutch shipyard plans for Malaysia to compete with S'pore
      277 33 Dutch shipyard plans for Malaysia to compete with S'pore NEW YORK: A leading Dutch shipbuilding group is reportedly close to a final decision on plans to build a multi-million-dollar shipyard in Malaysia to compete with Singapore In construction of tin dredges and offshore oil drilling platforms. The daily Journal of
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      Hong Kong air boom creates major problems
      430 33 Hong Kong air boom creates major problems OONG KONG: Kain tak airport is one of the more efficient in Asia. And the Government is currently spending as much as HKSUS million to extend its runway that Juts into the sea. It came as something of a shock to Hong Kong
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      GOOD NEWS FROM NBT
      173 33 HIGHER profits, a fatter dividend and a bonus issue have been announced by North Borneo Timbers. Group profits rose to an estimated $19.78 million before tax for the year to May from $13.81 million before. A final dividend of 22J per cent is proposed for the
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      Another peak month on the Exchange
      355 34 Another peak month on the Exchange JUNE was another record month for turnover on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. It also saw the Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index within striking distance of its all-time peak. The index closed on Friday at 178.84 (1U highest monthly average was
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      112 34 TMIE following Ilit of stocks gives the ten most dealt In but week. The list fives the turnover In thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and hirta and low for 1970 and 1971. Name n» Far Faber Union Pmn-Eleetrki Far Km* Lrrinj tton Public Bunk Malaysia
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        42 34 Mr. Mok Kum Chee, technical representative for Plibrico products with the East Asiatic in Kuala Lumpur, sole agent for these products in this region, has returned after six weeks In London where he studied the manufacture, installation and uses of Plibrico refractories.
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        28 34 Mr. Ooi Alk Theam has resigned from the board of Berjaya Kawat and Tuan Syed Nahar bin Tuan Syed Sbeb Shahabuddin has been appointed to take his place.
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        26 34 Mr. Ong Guaii Bee has been appointed managing director of 8. K. Chee, developer of the Tanglln Shopping Centre In Singapore, with effect from July 1.
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        81 34 Mr. Arataro Takahasbi has been appointed chairman of Matsushita Electric (Malaysia) with Mr. B. Davids as vice chairman, Mr. j j. Hollenkaup alternate vice chairman Mr. T. Kurata and Mr. Ken Kurabashl managing d 1 re c tors. Other members of the board are Tan Sri Dato Mohamcd Noah bin
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        68 34 Mr. prim Paul Ohri, managing director of G. C. Nanda Sons, has been appointed president of the Singapore Travel Agents' Association with Mr. P.J. McCawley (American Express) as vice president. Mr. Can Luck Whye (Anglo French Travel) secretary and Mr. Michael Ho (Everett Travel Service) treasurer. Committee members: Messrs D.
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      25 34 1....,™ l r J Jll M m CT >W IK m T JM Jlt M lEf WT IK F "LV 1 1989) (197 D (1971)
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      PROPERTY
      768 34 Faber Union projects CINGAPORE property developer Faber Union is not unduly concerned with the scarcity of construction workers now experienced by the building Industry. The company, despite difficulty in obtaining workers in the Republic, is proceeding with plans to develop a number of properties. It is engaged in four
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      249 33 INSIDE Another peak month on tin- Exchange; Monthly company results; Property column; People In business. Page 34. Business Times portfolio; Overseas market reports; Local market; Commodities. Page 35. New York market; Weekly share analysis and other closing prices. Page 36. IBUW The Savings Fund AND RECEIVE YOUR DIVIDEND CHEQUE ON
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      342 34 PLYWOOD TIMBER PRODUCTS BERHAD MALAYSIA'S LATEST MILL SPECIALISING IN ORDINARY, CONSTRUCTIONAL AND WATERPROOF PLYWOOD FOR TRADE ENQUIRIES. PANTAJ KUNDOR; 9TH MILE, TANJONG KLING, MELAKA. WEST MALAYSIA TELEPHONE NOS: rG. KLING 265. 266 «r 267. CABLE ADDRESS: -BESPLYWOOD" MELAKA. LYOUR BEST WEAPON AGAINST OVERWEIGHT There's a simple, effective way a lin
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      551 34 July announcements PRELIMINARY RESULTS Pre-tax Company Year to profit Earnings Dividends C 000) ','c Ambassador Hotel Dec. 70a $113 ($206) 3.2 (5.9) Nil .(Nil) Bradwall (F.M.8.) Dec. 70 £177 (£225) 51.6 (65.6) 27.5 (29.2) Electrical Allied Ind. Mar. 71 $780 ($329) 60.0 (25.3) 20 TF 1 15 TF Faber Union
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      Copper prices
      39 35 London copper prices on Friday previous In brackets: Wlrebar— Spot buyer £459 50 i £454 00 1 seller £460 00 (£454.50), Three months buyer £469 50 (£446 oOi seller £470.50 (£464.50). Market tone: Very steady, 4.425 tons.
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      PALM OIL
      36 35 in London on Friday the prices of Malayan 5 per c«nt CIF UK "N Kuropran porti In bulk, attrling per lon* ton Dec. Jan. was quoted at ins or LX gtlt sellers i unchanged)
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      DELAYED DEALS
      46 35 OWE week's toUl delayed tr»n1 motioni In the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentafe In hrmckrts. July. 26. 1.34-1.000 (36.39%) 27. 921,000 (26.6«%) 28. 973.000 (36.30%) 29. 1,053,000 (28.74%) 30. 856.000 (23.57%) The weeks total was 5.152,000; average percentage 30.31.
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      451 35 THE temptation to take a quick profit on Inchcape on Friday was hard to overcome, but stick it out we will. Even if share prices slip back In coming weeks this new Industrial giant looks safe around the $3.50 mark. The sale of three stalwarts In the
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      Thin conditions remain on rubber market
      337 35 THE main feature of last week's thin market was the sudden widening of the August-3eptember differential from even money to one and threequarter cents premium for the September, say Singapore rubber and produce brokers. Green and Collier In their weekly report. Prices slipped lower
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      Singapore produce
      374 35 DETTFr sentiment ruled In the Singapore produce market last week and prices were generally marked up on the strength of further support from overseas. Demand for nearby coffee and pepper was considerable although much of It was left unsatisfied owing to the lack of physical goods. As was
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      264 35 PR the greater part of last week, trading sentiment improved on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. Investment support, though still on the light Bide, was consistent and denoted fair followthrough by institutions and the more astute investors. The Straits Times Industrial ordinary share index took on
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      273 35 LONDON: The market retreated in line with Wall Street after ruling quietly firm earlier In the week. The FT Index reached a new 1971 peak at 413.6 on Wednesday but sank back to 400.4 by Friday. Beechams eased 13p and Courtaulds, Dunlop, EMI, Olaxo and Unilever also
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      897 36 A 6 a service to readers the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia, and Singapore. The year's highs and lows are followed by the week's movements In price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1052 36 rlr. following is a list of revised quotations for counters not Included in the above analysis for the week up to Friday July 30 with price movements based on a comparison of last sales on July 23 and July 30 shown in brackets. INDUSTRIALS II 2.02 2.48
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      287 36 JtfEW YORK. Prt. The stock market's opening technical rally faded by mid session and market averages closed modestly lower In subdued trading. There still exists no compulsion to buy, especially on the eve of a possible major steel strike and amidst a spreading rail strike, noted Leo Lancer
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      71 36 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 72.17 Thursday 72.84 Week ago 74.16 RUBBERS Friday 302.67 Thursday 201.59 Week ago 207. W OILS Friday 367.05 Thursday 365 74 Week ago 355.50 INDUSTRIALS Friday 401.5 Thursday 404.2 Week ago 405.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 858 43 Thursday 861.42 Week ago 887.76 i
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      CLOSING PRICES
      36 36 CLOSING PRICES 'uly 28. 27. 28. 29 30. SI. (per kilo) (per picul) 99.50 eta. 1631.00 »9.25 eta. $631 87Vj 100.00 Cta. $632 00 99.00 Cta. $629 12 la 100.00 cta. $627.75 $637. 1 2 Vi
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      80 36 The following company meetIngs are due: Ambassador Hotel Ltd.: August 6. 12 noon. Registered Office, 46 Meyer Road, Singapore 15. Bharikat Harper Gllflllan Bhd.: August 6, 12 noon, 38 Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur. Electrical And Allied Industries Bhd.: August 12. 10.00 a.m., Bangunan MIDF. 117 Jalan Ampang, Kuala
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      53 36 fHESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market on Saturday. The rates are for deposits of US 825.000 and above. 1 rr.th 6-1/2 to 6-11/16% 2 mths 6-1/2 to 6-11/16% 3 mths 6-9/16 to 6-3/4% 6 mths 7 to 7-1/4% 9 mths 7 to 7-1/4% 12 mths
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      57 36 (1) Export price Id non-iterilng area* In L 1 8. dolltri par ounce. (2) Local dealen prices In Singapore dolian per Uel. FrkMy Thurtday •U.I. »U I. London 43.40 42.279 Beirut 42.T0 42 55 HonKkooc 43 99 43.04 Zurich 42.43B 42.39B 42.608 42.508 ParH 41.19 42.24 8'por*
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      37 36 On the free iidunn market in Hong Kong on Saturday Urn U.I. dollar wu quoted at 5.0187S for T.T. and S.Ol for aaih. ItorNni wu quoted at 14.52 and ta* »f g*M at 514.T5.
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      107 36 OTHE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association has released 1 the following Information In respect of business transacted in SMR for the week ending July 30 All differentials are In terms of the corresponding RSs 1 position in cents per Kilogramme SMR SCV August One ton Pallets 5.75 to 5.50
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      76 36 t Indutfriak: Indwtrtala: 1 Hot*ta Properties t TfaM: tl nibben; July U July 27 July SI July 29 17JJ9 17S.11 176.68 177.85 166.84 167.90 1692S 170.28 82 49 82.06 81.98 81.71 14».4O 14«J0 146.66 146.40 •5.M 9SJ52 M.«8 M.03 llf.lt 1Z0.14 1M.M 121.00 I Dec JO, UU
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      Dividends announced
      67 36 Cmrent Date Total for Total for psrnxnt payable the Tear prrrioia year Jrxandra Brickworks 5»% Amg. M 7*% NH l»tu Kawan U%t Aug. M tt% M% aber Union 7.5% 8epl> M 7.5% if dwood rark 15% Sept. f 15% «Un««r PrcpcrUM 7.5% t Oct. 1 7J%t 1*% anjooc
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