The Straits Times, 4 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Berlin pact signed
    661 1 Berlin pact signed Barriers to go down at last WEST BERLIN, Friday lip H E 32nd anniversary of the out break of World War II was I today marked by the signing of a historic Berlin Agreement. Tire ceremony took place in the former Allied Control Council building, where the
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    Joint plan to beat Sarawak bordler threat
    137 1 Joint plan to beat Sarawak bordler threat KI'CHING, Frl Malaysia and Ind Dnesia have worked out a counterterrorist <>p "ration to meet the communist threat more effectively along their < jinmon border. Gen. Ghazali Seth, commander of trie Malaysian Third Brigar c. nho said this here today, added that under
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    Lock icon Group of 10 talks
    60 1 PARIS. Frl. Leading monetary officials of the "Group of 10" industrial nations began discussions here today on the world currency crisis. The conference is the first held by the 10 the five main European Common Market countries, the United States, Japan, Britain. Sweden and Canada since
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    Lock icon Tears after it's all over...
    333 1  -  K. S. SIDHU Man saves his blind mother from flames By Singapore, Friday J^ BLIND woman was saved in the nick of time, wh|Mi tire destroyed two-storey shophouses in Sved Alwi Road this afternoon. Madam Ah Nee, 68. was rescued by her meeseller son, Lee
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    20 in. OF RAIN IN TWO DAYS
    98 1 20 in. OF RAIN IN TWO DAYS NEW DELHI. Fri. Twenty inches of rain in two days in central and western parts of India's most populous state. I'ttar Pradesh, have killed 48 people a. 1 wrecked more than 10.000 houses, according to Indian news agency reports. The worst hit area
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    Lock icon Two South Korean brigades to quit Vietnam
    113 1 Two South Korean brigades to quit Vietnam CEOUL, Fri. Two South Korean brigades will be withdrawn from South Vietnam by Christmas. This will be S<*uth Korea's first troop withdrawal from the Vietnam war. Official sources s^id that the first troops to be brought home wmii.i t,e the marine brigade known
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    Qantas jumbo flies in
    52 1 SINGAPORE. Fri— A Qanta« jumbo jet. carrvinn 2iu Au.-tr.i Han passengers flew Into Singapore at 10 30 tonight froi ney on a proving fllKln beloif the start of regular W'v|<. later this month. Four hours later, the plant Jet. carrying J2O Sing.tpoii' passengers, flew off to
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    Dead in kitchen
    33 1 old man wa.s fuuml dead hanc< nig from a beam in Ins kitchen at Bukit Ho Swee. late ioiuklij Police identified him Chin Shou. ol Blcx-k II B<iV:ii Ho Swee.
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    Lock icon Reward offer
    42 1 MANILA, Frl. A reward of 500.000 pesos about $220,000 will be oflered by the Government for information leading to the arrest of persons who attacked a political rally in Manila with grenades, sources In the Presidential Palace said today. AP.
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      LAOTIANS RETAKE KEY TOWN
      31 1 VIENTIANE. Fri. Laotian troops, supported by artillery and air strikes, have recaptured the communist lagMleal supply town of Lao Ngarn in southern Laos, military sources said today.
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    ASEAN SECS TO MEET IN STORE ON TUESDAY
    161 2 ASEAN SECS TO MEET IN STORE ON TUESDAY CINGAPORE, Fri. The secretaries general of the five Asean members will meet in Singapore next week to consider reports from the association's permanent committees. Singapore's Asean secre-tary-general Mr. 8. T. Stewart who is also Permanent Secretary (Foreign Affairs.. Mr. Abdul Aziz bin
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    Red light fine
    43 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. Musician Ahmad Jaafar of Cumberland Land, off Dorset Road, was fined $30 by a magistrate today for not stopping at a red light signal at the junction of Beach Road and Bras Basah Road on March 14. 1967.
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    $85 m for railways
    50 2 1POI1. Fri. Malayan Railway is to be modernised under the Second Malaysia Plan to service the economy and public needs more efficiently. The Minister of Transport, Dato Haji Abdul Ghani Gilong. said that $85 million would be spent during the next five years on the railways.
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    Film show for AUPE fund
    39 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. The AUPEs Dispensing Assistants branch will screen the film. The Hallelujah Trail, at the Hollywood Cinema on Sept. 19 at 10 a m. Proceeds will go towards the Wisma AUPE building fund.
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    Constant vigilance vital for order, security
    246 2 Constant vigilance vital for order, security Minister launches police 'Win the people' project SINGAPORE, Fri SOCIAL Affairs Minister Inche Othman Wok tonight called on Singaporeans to play their part in law enforcement by being constantly vigilant. "If there is to be effective law and order, there must be eternal vigilance
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    Soldiers for road repair
    53 2 Soldiers for road repair SINGAPORE. Fri. About 200 national servicemen and members of the Sembawang citizens consultative committee will help repair Jalan Ulu Sembawang from Sunday. Mr. Teo Eng Slong. MP for Sembawang. will officiate at the road repairing ceremony at 10 a.m. The project. costing $70,000. will take two
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    Freedom on the line
    57 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. A new gadget which enables a person to carry on a two-way telephone conversation without having to hold on to the telephone is now available In Singapore. Called the "speaker-phone," it is a self-contained battery-ope-rated loudspeaker which when attached to any telephone will transmit
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    Warm welcome for Bottomley
    63 2 MR. ARTHUR ROTTOMLEY, Secretary of State for Commonwealth Affairs in the former British Labour Government, and Mrs. Bottomley being welcomed by Mr. Lee Kuan Yew and Mrs. Lee at Sri Temasek on Thursday. Mr. Bottomley paid a brief two-lay visit to Singai lore on his way
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    Union protest at MSA's new recruitment poliicy
    274 2 Union protest at MSA's new recruitment poliicy CINGAPORE, Fri. 13 The Singapore Air Transport -work ers' Union (Satu) today protested against MSA for allegedly nominating union members to selection boards without consulting the union. An emergency executive meeting of Satu called on the management to rescind its new procedure on
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    Razak to lead Malaysian mission to UN
    153 3 Razak to lead Malaysian mission to UN KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Tun Abdul Razak will lead the Malaysian delegation to the 26th session of the UN General Assembly, it was officially announced today. He will be in New York from Sept. 28 to Oc». 6, a Ministry of Foreign Affairs statement
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    MP at dance competition
    32 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The MP for Kumpong Kapor. Mr. Yeo Toon Chui. will prcM-nt prizes to winners of (he Ballroom Dance Championship at the victoria Mini rial Hull toaMtrow.
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    An offer to Asean of training in birth control
    642 3 SINGAPORE TO SET UP CENTRE SINGAPORE, Friday S I N G APO H E will train work* its from Asean countries in family planning methods a n (I evaluation when it sets up a regional centre in January next year. Announcing
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    Below 100 m gallons
    54 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. With some scattered rainfall and cooler conditions yesterday. water consumption returned to the under- 100 million gallon mark, falling three mil him gallons from Wednesday to 99.7 million Kalians. Rainfall recorded at the three catchment areas was: Seletar 0.23 inch. Peirce 0.12 inch and
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    All-races group to discuss formation of shippers council
    171 3 All-races group to discuss formation of shippers council SINGAPORE. Friday THE Chinese Chamber of Commerce's All Races Shipping Freight Working Committee will meet next Friday to discuss the formation of a shippers council to fight freight increases by conference lines. The meeting will be attended by 14 representatives of various
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    Tun gets a big 'thank you' from MCA chiefs
    237 3 Tun gets a big 'thank you' from MCA chiefs KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. MCA leaders today said a big thank you" to Tun Abdul Razak for his directive to government officers to help residents in new villages get titles to the land they are occupying. They also weicomed the Prime Minister's
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    Under-15s can enter Shankar's Contest
    101 3 Under-15s can enter Shankar's Contest SINGAPORE. Fri. Children who are now 15 ytars old and below are invited to send in their paintings, drawings and writing roc Shankar's International Children's Competition 1971. Entries should be the oiiginal and unaided work of the children done during this year. Each eiury sTioulo.
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    PSA police dinner
    64 3 SINGAPORE. FU. The Port Authority's police force will hold a dinner and dance to celebrate its 20th anniversary a? the Happy Restaurant. Lion City Hctel. on Sept. 18. Former members of the PSA police who wish to get tickets are asked to contact Mr. M.J. Mathews at
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    IMPULSES THAT SPELL DANGER ON ROADS
    127 3 IMPULSES THAT SPELL DANGER ON ROADS SINGAPORE. Fri. Many of our dangerous walking habits reflect childish impulses we have never shed. And that, warns the National Safety First Council, can lead to trouble. An editorial of its latest Bulletin. said: "Chances are that many of the 150 adult pedestrians killed
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      396 3 DEPUTY MANAGER $3,000 A strong and well established European Bankinu Groim will form a full Commercial Branch Bank in Singapore Emphasis In this new commercial binking oneration will be given to servicing of European Singapore impart export activities and medium term industrial financing The Deputy Manager will be in grooming
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      310 3 BEECHAM PHARMACEUTICAL DIVISION MANAGER ACCOUNTS DEPARTMENT B-or^am are seeking a Manager for tho account! d pirtment in its new Jurong factory. The $24 millfon plant for semi-synthetic penicillin manufacture is currently under construction and will be commissioned towards the end of next year. Beecham have developed sophisticated cost control system
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      31 3 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl 7 IT'S NOT £V£RY CLUCK IT TAKES SOMEBODY THAT CN WEAK A SUIT WITH NICE, BROAP \LIKE THIS, FUDC«YJv| SHOULDERS..^; I ITWAIST... J [I FIVE BUCKS!
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    Another 109,000 direct phone lines in by 1975
    458 4  -  JOSEPH YEO STB's NEW FIVE-YEAR EXPANSION PLANS By Singapore, Friday ANOTHKH XXX- 000 direct exchange lines nnd 163,000 telephone instruments will be installed in Singapore, under the Telephone Board's revised five-year (1071-1975) development plan. This will bring the ♦o'ol number of lines
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    Youths admit trying to steal sand
    85 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. Two youths today pleaded guilty in a district court to attempted theft of sand from a worksite in Outram Road on July 7. The court was told that labourer Tan Kirn Seng. 17. and shop assistant Lim Yee Pin. 19. were seen
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    SIGNING OF CONTINENT SHELF PACT
    95 4 SIGNING OF CONTINENT SHELF PACT KUALA LUMPIR. Fri. Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand will sign a tripartite agreement on continental shelf some time this month. The agreement is expected to be signed here, informed sources said. The sources said that the agreement would cover the northern part of the Straits of
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    Jurong garden creator leaves for home
    88 4 Jurong garden creator leaves for home SINGAPORE. Fri Professor Kinsaku Nakane, 53. the man who designed and built the Japanese Garden at Jurong, left for home today with his three assistants. Prof. Nalcane. whose greatest piece of landscape designing was the 75-acre Japanese Garden at the 1970 Osaka Expo, worked
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    NANTAH HELP FOR OLD SYSTEM ACCOUNTANTS
    89 4 NANTAH HELP FOR OLD SYSTEM ACCOUNTANTS SINGAPORE. Frl. Nanyang University is taking up the case for its accountants trained under the old system to seek recognition from the Singapore Society of Accountants. After a meeting lasting about three-and-a-half hours today. Nantah's executive committee chairman. Mr. Wee Cho Yaw. said that
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    Four deny robbing woman of $3,800
    157 4 Four deny robbing woman of $3,800 CINGAPORE, Fri. Four men today denied robbing a housewife of $1,500 and property worth $2,300 at her house in Holland Road on July 29. Apart from the money, the four men Lim Heng Siang. 23. Tan Chong Chiau. 22. l<ow Tuck Kuang. 19. and
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    Ganja found in socks
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. Eric George Wyreweden. 20 unemployed was fined $250 by magistrate today for having three kartooo of ganja In St. Thomas Walk at 1.55 am today The ganja was found tuckt'd in his right sucks.
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    Annual dinner
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Frl— The Sin gapore Employers' Federatloi will hold its annual dinner Bl the Island Ballroom of ShangriLa Hotel on Sept. 18
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      288 4 Straits Times Crossworc ACROSS (4-4). 8. Instrument (musical) I leave S. Emphatically able to dance to girl (3-3). 10. The best point about itudv 6 Ply one In much difficulty <S>. (9). 11. Short quick movement 7. Popular place to go (6). executed backwards In actual Tripemen Irregularly Rainperformance (7).
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    'NO CHINA TRADE MONOPOLY' PLEDGE BY RAZALEIGH
    169 5 'NO CHINA TRADE MONOPOLY' PLEDGE BY RAZALEIGH ITUALA LUMPUR, lv Fri. Pernas will not} go into the wholesale and retail business in Chinese goods, its chairman. Tengku Razaleigh, reiterated today. He said this at a Fress conference he called specially to dispel fears among traders that Pernas will monopolise the
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    Girl Guides' big day
    30 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Singapore Girl Guides Association. Central Division, will hold iU annual Division Day at Bukit Tunggal Malay School. Gentle Road, at 2.30 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Annual review
    25 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. President Sheares will review ihe St. John Ambulance Brigades annual Inspection t<! Jalan Besar Stadium on Sept. 12 at 5 p.m.
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    SINGAPORE MISSION GOING ON OCT. 12
    103 5 SINGAPORE MISSION GOING ON OCT. 12 SINGAPORE, Fri. The China trade mission organised by the Chinese Chamber of Commerce will leave on Oct. 12. an inform il source said today. It will attend the monthInn- autumn trade fair opening on Oct. 15 in Canton and tour industrial and commercial centres
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    Teen Princess contest
    36 5 SINGAPORE. Fi 1 The YMCA will hold a Teen Princess contest at a dance at the Kelong Nlte-Club on Oct. 17 at 7.30 p.m. Application forms are available from Its Orchard Road office.
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    'Youth can make or mar society'
    251 5 'Youth can make or mar society' SINGAPORE, Fri SINGAPORE'S youth can cither prove to be her source Of strength or the chief drain on her vitality. And it is their parents, teachers, the politician and even the man-in-the-street who hold a collective responsibility for inculcating them with the right social
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    Saying it with flowers
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. The First Lady, Mrs. Sheares. opened yesterday the sixth flower arrangement exhibition by the Singapore Sogetsu Association at the Conference Hall. All proceeds from fhe fourday show, featuring more than 80 exhibits of 200 kinds of flowers, will go to charity.
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    Jumble sale
    24 5 SINOAPORE, Frl. The women's sub-committee of Havelock Community Centre will hold a carnival and jumble sale on Oct. 10 at 3.30 pm
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    New mission
    18 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Prl. Malaysia and the Khmer Republic arc to establish diplomatic mission at ambassador's level.
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    Motorist loses both his car and girl friend
    151 5 Motorist loses both his car and girl friend KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Businessman Llm Boon found his girl friend and car missing when he came out of a cof-fee-shop in Jalan Pudu last night. Moments earlier, two youths had stolen the car In which was Miss Choo Mul Klew. The youths
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    Labourer sues for $28,000 after appeal win
    326 5 Labourer sues for $28,000 after appeal win SINGAPORE. Friday A LABOURER, who won a civil appeal in Privy Council almost four months ago, is suing two insurance companies for $28,453 on a matter 1 arising from the appeal Erulapan Ramoo. 46. Is seeking payment of the sum from Asia Insurance
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    SINGAPORE AN 'INSTANT LANGUAGE LAB'
    138 5 SINGAPORE AN 'INSTANT LANGUAGE LAB' CINGAPORE, Fri. The acting Deputy Director of Education, the Rev. T.R. Doraisamy, today described Singapore as "an Instant language laboratory". "Apart from being a multi-lingual society, there is, for example, a television series on speaking English with commentaries In Malay, Chinese and Tamil, enabling Singaporeans
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    STU draws up 10-day plan to celebrate its silver jubilee
    193 7 STU draws up 10-day plan to celebrate its silver jubilee CINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Teachers' Union has drawn up a special programme to celebrate its silver Jubilee next month. The 10-day festivities will include social, cultural and sporting activities. Prizes and souvenirs will be presented to mark the occasion. Art
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    122 7 Bodies of four missing fishermen found KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. The bodies of four fishermen missing since a clash last Tuesday between inshore and trawler fishing boats have been recovered near Kuala Kurau. 180 miles north of here. Police have arrested eight armed inshoremen 10 miles south of Kuala Ku rau
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    Children's Day carnival
    62 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. About 1.000 children from the Havelock constituency and various children's institutions will be entertained to a carnival and jumble sale at Havelock community centre on Oct. 10 to celebrate Children's Day. The carnival, organised by the centre's women's sub-committee, will be opened by Mrs. Hon
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    Driver fined
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. Driver Chua Sian Lin of Beach Road was fined $40 today for driving his van across the road divider at Toa Payoh on Feb. 12. last year
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    A new boost for the national effort
    415 7  - A new boost for the national effort SOH TIANG KENG Productivity Board to start work soon By SINGAPORE, Friday THK National Productivity Board fl catalyst in the modernising process of Singapore's economy will start functioning within three months. Legislation to bring this statutory body into existence will be introduced in
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    Factory to produce quartz crystal
    149 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Singapore-Australian factory has been formed here to produce quartz crystal a highly strategic component used In army, security and government radio communications services. The building for the company, known as Hy-Q Electronics (Overseas) Pte. Ltd., is now under construction at Paslr Panjang.
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    FOUR TO STUDY CABLE CAR SYSTEMS
    84 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. A four man Singapore Government team left toniß.it for a threeweek tour of Europe to study cable-car systems there. They will examine bow European techniques can be applied to the cable-car system linking Mount Faber and Sentosa. The team comprises Mr. Johnny
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    Swoops on tape pirates
    48 7 Swoops on tape pirates SINGAPORE. Fri. Police seized 490 pirated tape recordings worth about 83.000 during a crackdown yesterday. The seizure was made by officers of the ClD's commercial crime branch following a tip-off. They raided several shops in Holland Village. Nee Soon, and North Buona Vista Road.
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    TWO WHO DECLINED AN OFFER OF 'NICE GIRLS'
    141 7 TWO WHO DECLINED AN OFFER OF 'NICE GIRLS' OINGAPORE. Frl After two Rcyal Navy cooks refused an offer to engage "nice girls", one of them had his watch snatched, a magistrate's court heard today. Ramsden Philip Paul and Kenneth Day of HMS Triumph were earlier stopped by two youths who
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    Was shoe factory fire caused by a match? poser
    224 8 Was shoe factory fire caused by a match? poser SINGAPORE Fri. Did a matchstick cause a fire which engulfed a foreman who was washing his rubber-soiled hands with petrol? This was posed at a coroner's Inquiry into the death of Koh Lan Seng. 34. who died in Outram Hospital three
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    Hakka cemetery tussle may be near its end
    313 8 Hakka cemetery tussle may be near its end SINGAPORE, Fri. A Hakka association's long tussle to keep its cemetery from being acquired for an inland container depot may be nearing its end. Officials of the Fong Yong Thai cemetery will be submitting memoranda on three alternative sites to their cemetery
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    Silra Home
    26 8 SINGAPORE. FYi. President Sheares will open the Silra Home run by the Singapore Leprosy Relief Association at Lorong Buang Kolt at 4.30 p.m tomorrow.
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    STC and union probe reader's complaint
    103 8 SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Singapore Traction Company and the STC Employees' Union are Investigating a complaint in today's Straits Times by a reader against a STC driver. The reader had said his daughter was badly bruised when her arm was caught in a bus door
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    SULTAN WAENS OF NEW COMMUNIST TACTICS
    97 8 KUALA KANGSAR, Fri.— The Sultan of Perak today warned of new tactics by the communist terrorists to win supporters in their bid to take control of the country. Opening a $15,000 new mosque at Kampong Kepala Bendang near here he said: "The terrorists are
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    Putt putt fun for wee wee Chris in mini mini golf
    180 8 Putt putt fun for wee wee Chris in mini mini golf YOU cannot exactly say that four-year-old Christina Pereira (centre) is having a swinging time. Not when her rlub is as tall as she Is. But with the help of course manageress, Mrs. Maria Abdullah Armitage, stir did "putt- putt
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  • NIGHT OUT
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      At last, the real thing...
      421 9 |JI-'.KK are some truly artistic productions of a change. It's sadly shocking, I say, that just because my jobs to go where most people go at night, I've been relegated to the nightclubs to see nothing but fleshpots most o; the year round. I often
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      Having fun with old fashioned stuff
      209 9 Having fun with old fashioned stuff THE Marco Polo nightclub, under its new management, has brought in some good old fashioned fun for night-outters. The club is making it a habit to distribute balloons, spread the private party spirit, and has introduced among other things, a pVolonged blowing of kisses
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      The 'baptism' of Taylor
      642 9  -  GERRY de SILVA The rock sound of the 70s has mellowed into a soothing harmony of the accoustic guitar plucked by an ever-growing collection of brooding, rambling balladeers. This new rorce in rock music has made an impression even in Singapore —at least on the conservative
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      102 9 Tony's debut mONY Castillo's new ed to perform later next 1 show-band, the Cos- month, tillans. are making their «....«.<.n. n n* n o* debut at the Spot Spot. T«E Australian Dance They're there with two 1 T^ e re pres *i Sa?Ta r S i e m h ei
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    Mr Seow tells of letter sent to Tun Razak by Fernandez
    1563 10 *I wrote not to avoid corruption charge but to provide a background Court told company director had charged accused 12 per cent interest on loans SINGAPORE. Friday •pORMER MSA secretary. Gerald Fernandez, today conceded that he wrote a letter
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      151 10 Mh'if (Pop Hy I Huntlin THERE ANP I'M READr- BUT WE CAN'T WHY WAIT'U. TWEN? < VVHATS WRONG )I I NVVW....VKNOV, AW NOW' V THEY I TV3OTOO.GUZ. j LEAVE TILL CANT YOU APPOI NT /LIKE WITH ALLEY I THINK VGOT I HOLD ON SO/ yOURPtCNCS J AFTER I'VE SOME RESPONSIBLE
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    Dennis Lee's spotless technique and vital, vigorous playing
    256 11 Dennis Lee's spotless technique and vital, vigorous playing SINGAPORE. Fri. Dennis Lee was presented in the laudable September concerts of the Singapore Musical Society at the Conference Hall tonight. The balanced sonata recital included works by Mozart. Prokofiev and Brahms. Mr. Lee is a pianist of sDOtless technique, highly intelligent.
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    Month's reprieve for veg wholesalers
    214 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. About 250 vegetable wholesalers at the sheltered market In Carpenter Street have been allowed to stay on for another month. At the end of the month they must move out or face court action, the Singapore Chinese Foodstuffs Importers Association, owner of the
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    Naval Base firemen to go when S'pore takes over station
    189 11 Naval Base firemen to go when S'pore takes over station CINGAPORE, Fri. The 100-odd workers of the Naval Base Fire Brigade will be retrenched because of their "very matured age" when it is taken over by the Central Fire Brigade. This was disclosed today by a Ministry of Social Affairs
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    British army observer
    50 11 SINGAPORE, Fri. Mr. Geoffrey Johnson-Smith. British Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Defence for the Army, will arrive here tomorrow for a four-day visit to observe British Army units. He will spend the weekend as guest of the Commander. Far East Land Forces. Ma j .-Gen. Walter Thomas.
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    Nantah student dinner
    42 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. Malaysian students at Nanyang University will celebrate their National Day with a dinner at Nantah's Milon Restaurant at 7 pm. tomorrow. The Malaysian High Commissioner. Inche Abdullah All, and the Vice-chancellor. Prof. Rayson L. Huang, will speak.
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    49 accidents
    16 11 SINGAPORE. Fri. There was a total of 49 road accidents yesterday. Ten were serious.
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  • The Straits Times
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      JOURNEY OF HOPE
      479 12 The tour of America, Canada and Japan upon which Malaysia's Prime Minister, Tun Razak, will embark later this month will be by far the most important and extensive foreign mission he has undertaken since taking on the premiership last year. His first stop will b" at the
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      A LIGHT IN ULSTER
      345 12 There is hope yet for Ulster, a land where for weeks an undeclared civil war has raged and where all sanity appears fled. British Prime Minister Mr. Edward Heath's surprise invitation to Mr. Jack Lynch, the Southern Irish premier, to meet him next week is the
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      POLICE AND PUBLIC
      226 12 During Police Week in June this year, Singapore's Police Commissioner said that the gap between the public and the police had narrowed. thus showing how successful the police had been in their efforts to strengthen public confidence in themselves. The New Police Commissioner takes that spirit of
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    Some doubts in Asia over Nixon's sudden diplomacy
    813 12  - Some doubts in Asia over Nixon's sudden diplomacy JAMES RESTON By TOKYO In this part of the world, officials don't quite know what to make of President Nixon. They understand and even approve the lof.ic of his moves in defence of the dollar and for better relations with China, but
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Making roads safer
      300 12 MOTORING in Singapore cculd be made safer not only by wearing safety belts, but by making the roads safer. Let me give an example. Take dual highways with centre dividers which are in most cases made of concrete blocks not more than 26 inches above the surface
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      Caution money
      179 12 '["HERE is administrative inefficiency In the University of Malaya. It is eight months since I left but there is no news about the fate of my caution money. There is a widespread misconception that graduation is the passport to wealth; that a graduate need no longer be troubled
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      126 12 I AM delighted to read that the Government has approved the refund of the contributions to the Widows and Orphans Fund to pensioners who have opted to cease their contributions and asked for the refund. I have asked a few times The last reply was that I would never see
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      62 12 "QTILL Trying" (ST. Aug. 28) is Invited to call at Custom House. Maxwell Road with documentary proof of purchase and ownership of his Wolseley 15 60 car. The Senior Superintendent of Customs and Excise, appraisement division (3rd floor, Custom House) is prepared to review his case as to whether import
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      FILMS WHICH WILL HELP STUDENTS
      93 12 ON BEHALF of the Form 5 literature students of High School, Klang, we would like to request the presentation of these films' "To Kill a Mockingbird" by Harper Lee; "Julius Caesar"; "Animal Farm" by George Orwell. We have already written to Television Malaysia requesting these
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      110 12 I would like to draw attention to the drab khakt uniform won by postmen. And in this connection I support the plea by Mr. P. P. Narayanan, the Asian Regional President of the International Confederation of the Free Trade Unions. The present uniform is not only a colonial heritage but
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    900 per cent pay rises to check corruption
    914 12  -  HUGH MABBETT MASSIVE pay raises and more than 100 dismissals have produced improvement in the Finance Department's work, according to Prot. Widjoju NJtisastro chairman oi hid. nes National Development Planning Board. So 900 per cer.t pay i:ses for hundreds of tax, customs
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon JACKIE IS 'AFRAID OF CROWDS' AFTER WARSAW EPISODE
      226 13 JACKIE IS 'AFRAID OF CROWDS' AFTER WARSAW EPISODE CAN CLEMENTE (Ca- lifornia), Fri. Ivlrs Jacqueline Kenuecidy Onassis was "extremely frightened" when she was n.obbed in Warsaw recently. The thought of crowds aga n made her decide not 10 cttend the opening of the John F. Kennedy Centre for Performing Arts
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      Lock icon New job for Dr. Berry
      52 13 WASHINGTON. Prl. Dr. Charles Berry, the astronauts' personal physician since Alan Shephard's first venture Into space has been named to a new job. the U.S. Space Agency announced. He will become Director for Life Sciences at the Washington headquarters of the National Aeronautics and Space
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      Lock icon Qantas stops Calcutta hop
      41 13 dYDNEY. F i announced today that it hsu ceased and from Cal- A compnny statement, issued here said that low loads and a heavy fuel tax imposed by We->t Bengal State Government made the M'rvice uneconomical. Reuter.
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      9 drowned
      36 13 PUERTO VALLARTA i Mexico >. Pri. Nine people were drowned when their boat capsized off a beach near here, the Red cross reported today. The deaths brought the toll from Hurricane Uly by 12. iipi.
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      Lock icon Danger of one-man rule in Vietnam, warns Ky
      233 13 Danger of one-man rule in Vietnam, warns Ky SAIGON. Fri—Vice-Presi-dent Nguyen Cao Ky. said today that President Thiru may be leading South Vietnam along the path towards dictatorship. However, he told newsmen that he was prepared for a reconci liation with President Thieu if the President desires it. "I will
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      Thieu sounds out the top brass
      527 13 Thieu sounds out the top brass I7.SL TOLD OF SECRET SAIGON MEETING WASHINGTON. Fri. PRESIDENT Nixon was informed yesterday by U.S. intelligence services that South Vietnam's military leaders are "less than unanimous" in supporting President Thieu in his determination to be the only candidate in the Oct. 3 elections. A
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      Lock icon Ban remains
      36 13 ADELAIDE. Pri. Oh! Calcutta, the sex musical staged in New Ycrk. London and other cities Is still banned in Adelaide, after the (allure today of I an appeal by the Australian i producers. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Publisher's gift
      25 13 NEW YORK, Pri. Publisher Bennett A. Cerf. who died on Monday left US$3l,OOO each to his friends Prank Sinatra and Claudette Colbert. UPI.
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      Lock icon Malik all set for new post as silence on Tikka baffles a11...
      466 13 KARACHI. Friday VETERAN politician Dr. Abdul Malik prepared to take over as Governor of East Pakistan today, as n c w s p apers here maintained a marked silence about his predecessor, Gen. Tikka Khan. English language newspapers
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      US$595,000 for Emperor's tour of Europe
      183 14 US$595,000 for Emperor's tour of Europe •TXDKVO. Fri. The 1 Cabinet today set aside about U*****,--000 for the first ever trip abroad by a Japanese emperor. Emperor Hirohito and Empress Nagako will tour Europe from Sept. 27 to Oct 13. with a stopover in Alaska during which the Emperor will
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      Lock icon LOCKHEED OFFERS NEW-TYPE AIRBUS TO IRAN
      100 14 LOCKHEED OFFERS NEW-TYPE AIRBUS TO IRAN NE W YORK, Fri. Lockheed Aircrait has begun offering airlines a transatlantic version of its Tristar airbus for the first time, a Lockheed source said yesterday. But the aircraft is not expected to be in production until 1971 or 1975 two or three years
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      Lock icon Air raid charge against Tanzania by Amin
      308 14 KAMPALA. Friday. PRESIDENT Idi Amin yesterday accused Tanzania of escalating aggression against his country with a bombing raid on a Ugandan border village. He told Mr. Charles Mama, Kenyan secretarygeneral of the East African Community grouping Uganda, Tanzania and Kenya, that the raid
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      Check on State Dept men on secrets 'leak'
      245 14 Check on State Dept men on secrets 'leak' WASHINGTON, Fri —The State Department confirmed yesterday that the Justice Department has been investigating its officiate because of alleged leaks of "sensitive information" to newsmen. It was the first time State Department observers could recah such investigation since the Eisenhower Administration of
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      Lock icon Drug tests
      33 14 HEIDELBERG t West Germany). Fri. All United States army personnel in Europe will undergo drug tests before leaving for home alter their tour of duty, it was announced here today. Reuter.
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      23 14 BANGKOK. Fri— Authorities in Southern Phatthalung Province have closed a village school indefinitely after communist guerillas threatened violence against teachers. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Heath, Lynch talks on N. Ireland may end in deadlock
      322 14 Heath, Lynch talks on N. Ireland may end in deadlock LONDON. Friday. THE hasiily-arranged talks between Prime Ministers Mr. Edward Heath and Mr. John Lynch of the Irish Republic appears likely to produce virtually no results. The British Government announced on Wednesday that Mr. Lynch would vi.Mt Mr. Heaths country
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      Lock icon Two shot dead
      54 14 MONTEVIDEO. Fri Two i o:treir.?n were shot dead as they stood guard inside a bi yesterday by two men wearing white doctors' tunica The killings apparently were carried out in revenge tor the death on Wednesday of 19-year old law student Julio Ce=ai FcFiio during a student
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      Lock icon Walking on a carpet of glass
      71 14 Walking on a carpet of glass UKLFAST. Fri Brit: -h soldiers walk through shattered glass to halt traflic on May Strert a«. smoke bjllows from multi-story car park following an explosion inside the car park yesterday. '1 his IHM one of the series of explnsions blamed on the Irish Republican
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      162 14 BUNBURY CATHEBRAL GRAMMAR SCHOOL Gelorup. W.A. Heodmoster: NE. Speed Esq., B.Ed., M.Ed. (St. II). Dip.Phys.Ed., Dip.Ed. Admin, M.1. E.A., M.A.C.E. OPENING FIRST TERM 1972 The Independent Bunbury Cothedrol Grommar School ot Gelorup is to be co educational, catering for day and boarding pupils, initially at middle and upper Primary and
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      LOSE 10 lbs. in 10 Days on Citrus Diet
      329 15 LOSE 10 lbs. in 10 Days on Citrus Diet ...is is the revolutionary citrus diet thar everyone in the west is suddenly talking about. It has made people slim, attractive and feel young again. Literally thousands upon thousands of copies have been passed from hand to hand in factories and
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      Students on hunger strike over Tokyo claim to islands
      171 15 Students on hunger strike over Tokyo claim to islands UONG KONG. Fri. 11 —A Chinese student demonstrator protesting Japan's claim to the Senkaku Islands collapsed and another suffered severe stomach pains today as their hunger strike entered its third day. Ma Kwonc-san. 81, sitting at a pier under alternating scorching
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      Lock icon VORSTER'S BIG SHORTAGE OF LABOUR 'EASES COLOUR BAR'
      380 15 ADDIS ABABA, Fri A SHORTAGE of skilled manpower in South A Africa is causing some relaxation of colourbar In employment in many areas, according to a report issued here by the African regional office of the International Labour Organisation. South African employers
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      Woman 'let down by pill' seeks damages
      72 15 LOS ANGELES. Fri. An unmarried secretary says the pill didn't work and wants USS3SO.--000 for "social humiliation, physical and mental sufferings," because she had riven birth to a daughter. The young woman filed a Superior Court suit against a doctor and the Eli
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      Lock icon Raw sewage in sea
      57 15 SYDNEY. Fri. Raw sewage is being pumped into the sea at North Sydney beaches at the rate of 84 million gallons a day, Sydney Water Board engineers estimate. The sewage is not being treated because of a strike, now in its third day. by 2.000 workers
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      Lock icon Kadin's 'no' to new trade ties with China
      142 15 Kadin's 'no' to new trade ties with China lAKARTA, Fri. The v Indonesian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (Kadin) has voiced strong objections to a proposed norm alisation of trade between Indonesia and China saying that it would greatly hurt Indonesia's domestic industries. Kadin's secretary-general. Mr. Amaluddin Ganie, said China's
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      36 15 TO: J&D ENTERPRISES CITRUS DIET, P.O. Box 127 Tonglln SINGAPORE 10. Herewith $5 (FIVE DOLLARS) in cheque, postal order or cosh registered. (Pleose tick whicS is applicable). Pleose send DIET PLAN to:— NAME STREET CITY 'PHONE
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        32 16 Vilkirison P. $4.90 iel. Dredging $5.00 il. Breweries $6.80 1. Trading $5.20 >CBC $5.85 lemayan $1.14 -latsushita $2.54 OB $3.68 2. Perak $1.18 .11.11 .11 +.K .0i .01 .0- .0- 0+.o;
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        37 16 luruuur s^.ou ./U Petaline Tin $4.04 —.16 Island Pen. $1.08 —.08 Sim l.im $0.77} —.07} E. N. E. $3.14 —.06 Gammon $1.21 .05 F and N $5.85 —.05 N.B.T. $6.05 —.05 U. M. Work $1.98 —.04
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        Most active stocks
        17 16 F. E. L'ston 660.000 Haw par 227.000 E. N. E. 158,000 Sim Lim 110.000
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        INDICES
        39 16 Sept. 2 Sept. 3 j Industrials: 180.88 180.84 I Hotels: 77.26 76.87 I Properties: 132.26 129.5S t Tins: 97.46 97.32 t rubbers: 119.65 119.68 Dec. 30, 1966 100 f Dee. SI, 196S 100 t Dec. 29. 1962 100
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      Week ends on a dull note
      270 16 OPERATORS were still showing a general disinclination to deal on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Squaring up transactions in selective issues accounted for the bulk of the day's turnover of 2.16 million units. On the industrial front prices tended to drift
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1055 16 810 AND OFFER PRICES OFFI CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSI OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORI ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCI WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS l» BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE. CLOSING TONE: All sections closed easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday
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      BUSINESS DONE
      981 16 ■BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS VC.M.A. (1) 1.63. Alcan (1) 1 47. (1) 1.48. Allied Choc. (2) 1 68.
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      Asian dollar
      55 16 TWESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for depotlts of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 9 M to 9 r mrhs ft to 9 >. r 3 mths 8 to M% 6 mths 8 13/16 to 9 116% 9 mths 8 to
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      Exchange rates
      170 16 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Sept. 3. Local dollars to one unit Selling Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound 7.3850 7 3525 7 3400 Australian Dollar 3 4525 3.4100 3 3900 Canadian Dollar 2.9825
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      Lock icon London bank rate cut: Others may follow
      563 16 f ONDON: Thurs- day's surprise cut in the London bank rate may well give a lead to other countries. To ward off the Inflow of dollars and to restrain the rise In sterling, the cut fortifies the exchange control on Inflowing money which
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        21 16 SEPT. 3 RUBBER: 100.00 cents (up 0.75 cent). TIN: $630.12><. (up $4.00). Official offering 270 tons (down 76 tons)
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        PRODUCE
        113 16 pHINISE PRODUCE EXCMANCE V SINCAPORE NOON CLOtINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Cxonut Oil: bulk $50 1 itllrrs. drum (33 sellers. C*4Ka: Mixed (f.o.b) loose Sept Oct. UK Com. (29 B Ptp»»r: Muntok ASTA white fob. IOCr, NLW 1162} sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 9«<~, N*L\V $1821 sellers Sarawak rpectnl black
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        58 16 rtiuMday WsdntioMy SO S. lUI Lordoo 41.373 41 M Beirut 41.67 41.40 Homtkon* 42.90 42.23 Zurl «h 41.308 41 OUB 41.808 41. 20S ™rti 41. 41.62 Bpore <J) 42.63 42 20 Sport (2) 157.40 ISS 50 (1) Export prlre In non-nterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2>
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        PALM OIL
        33 16 In London on Thursday the prices I of Malayan 5 per rent CIF UK'N Luropean ports in bulk, sterling per lonic ton Jan. Feb. was quoted at UK f!18 sellers (unrhanced).
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        Tin price advances
        150 16 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday rose $4.00 ,to $630.12£ per picul on an official offering down 76 tons at 270 tons. The overnight London metal price was very steady with forward buyers quoted £4 higher at £1.443 per metric ton. The local market was steady
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        Copper prices
        34 16 London ropptr prices on Thursday 1 (previous in brackets): Wlrebnr Spot buyer £447.00 (443.50) seller {445.00 (f 444.00): Three Months buyer (457.00 ((433.50) seller (457.50 ((434.00). Market tens: Firmer. tain: 3.375 tona
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      RUBBER GAINS
      393 16 fIPENING quotations in the rubber market yesterday were marked down slightly and the market was slow to form. Short-covering in September thought to be allied to good acceptances from China on Thursday, and a reserve of sellers for that month, later took levels higher and produced a premium
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      395 16 BEN has maintained its dividend at 5 per cent with a single dividend for the financial year ended February 1971. Profits for the year slipped back from $402.--175 to $308,270 at the pre-tax level with net profits at $129,174 compared with $173,875 last time after tax charges of
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        MELBOURNE
        360 16 MELBOURNE. Fri. Mining ITX and oil shares continued to drift aimlessly :n dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Ex- change today. The industrial I sector had a few selected rises and was slightly stronger on I balance. Volume remained low and no trend emerged. Bougainville dropped five cents I
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        NEW YORK
        367 16 WEW YORK. Thurs. The A^ market closed little changed in another quiet pre-Labour Day session. The market's undertone was firm, with the popular averages showing small gains and advancing issues ahead of declines by about seven to five. Volume was a sluggish 10.64 million shares Near the close,
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        76 16 FINANCIAL TIMr S TINS Thursday 71 33 Wednesday i week ago jj-g RIBBERS Thursday 20« JKSf* 8:8 wee* ago 21J 89 OIL S Thursday «o RA Wednesday ***** Week ago 339^ INDUSTRIALS Thursday 4,0 Q w?sr DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS rsda 900 63 Wednesday 8 99.02 Week ago ggg
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        241 16 X-JONG KONG. Fri. Start- Ing on a strong note, the market met with some profittaking later during the morning session but strengthened during the afternoon and closed strong. Yaumati Ferry starting off at HK$7B, $1.50 up on yesterdays closing, put on a further $4 to close at $82.
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        Hong Kong rates
        36 16 On the frt« uniu,, mark** n Horn: Kong yeitcrday the U.I d*n«r *«J quoted at 9.8830 for T.T. and 5.86 for tath. Ut ,'Z? V i UOUd at >s and 3MM I qUOCd
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    Malaysian students told: Raise country's name
    261 17 Malaysian students told: Raise country's name SINGAPORE. Friday MALAYSIA'S High iTI Commissioner to Singapore today reminded Malaysian students here that their conduct should he of a high order. Inche Abdullah Ali told tkc students at a dinner tn mark Malaysia's National Day at the I'niverMty of Singapore: Ity doing so
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    Fined $10
    27 17 SINGAPORE. ril. M. Chandrnsekaran was fined $10 today for not displaying the tax disc of his scooter while riding along Corporation Road on Jan. 20.
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    Breathless Sheila the apple of Michael's eye
    192 17  - Breathless Sheila the apple of Michael's eye EVELYN NG By SINGAPORE, Fri. She was breathless when they met. He was, too. Today, both Michael Delaney. 24. and petite Sheila Fernando. 18. reaped the rewards of their meeting. He got $1,000. she $600. For Michael, an engineer, had taken her picture
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    A course on household wiring
    63 17 A course on household wiring SINGAPORE. Fri.— The Adult Education Board will hold a 12-week course on simple househould wiring at its Kirn Keat Centre from Sept. 11. it is aimed at giving participants a broad understanding of domestic household wiring, including use of working tools and accessories. Registration should
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    For newshens
    40 17 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Perfama. the National Union of Women Journalists, will award two scholarships to women Journalists to take part in the first Outward Bound course for girls at Lumut to be held from Oct. 1 to 19.
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    Commandos
    29 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. About ISO members of the Malaysian Armed FVrces will leave lor Bandung tomorrow for sixmonth commando course at the Sekolah Para Dan Komando. Angkatan Darat.
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    Singapore students in Britain get new guardian
    198 17  - Singapore students in Britain get new guardian CHIN CHENG MEI By ONDON, Fri. The 2.000 and more Singapore students in Britain have >ust Kot a new "guardian" Mr. Pung Mau Ming. He succeeds Mr. Ng Kwee Choo, who left for Singapore yesterday after heading the Singapore Students Department here for
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    27 girls among 104 to be made lieutenants
    180 17 27 girls among 104 to be made lieutenants SINGAPORE. Fri. A total of 104 PrrUniversity I students, including 27 girls, will he made cadet-lieutr-nants of the National Cadet Corps at a p^s-sing-out parado ai Guillemard Camp ut 5 p.m. on Sept 11. The parade will mark the end of a
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    Minister's visit
    24 17 SINGAPORE. Fri Tin Indian Minister fur Planning and Technology. Mr. C Subramaniam. will ;irm <- bwi t'imnrrow from Manila for I three-day mm!
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      693 17 On your TV and Radio 3.M P.M. Programme Summary 7.59 Programme Summary rvajm.tr v war- Bf£- iit Si SET" 1 1.55 Farmer's Daughter Scandal 7.41 News and Newsreel (C) 4 M arc f Animals 117 Pe £ti«i 111 ssw v,i c s as &i& S 8 8 E B ct
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    Three institutions merge to form Pan Indonesia Bank Ltd.
    441 18 6 I extend my heartiest congratulations to the three banks concerned for their successful merger into PAN INDONESIA BANK LTD. and I wish them every success in their praiseworthy venture. This merger reveals that locally established privateowned banks have reached the
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    Announcement of merger
    147 18 THE development and growth of a nationalist economy depends to a large extent on the effective grouping of nationalist capital and resources. One of the principal functions of a bank is to brine about such a grouping. It was with this aim in mind coupled with our
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    Paving way for Lmore banks to follow
    351 18 Paving way for Lmore banks to follow MODERN economists agree that merger ot commercial enterprises are necessary to Increase the rate of expansion and to strengthen the financial and competitive position of these business ventures. For this reason, our three banks have decided to merge. After the Second World War.
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    PLANS TO EXTEND BANK SERVICES TO REGIONS
    504 18 PAN Indonesia Bank Ltd. Is the result of a merger of three private owned banks in Indonesia, namely: P.T. Bank Industri Dagang Indonesia. P.T. Bank Kemakmuran and P.T. Bank Industri Djaja Indonesia. According to Mr. Andl Gappa. President of Pan Indonesia Bank Ltd..
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    INVITATION TO PARTY
    43 18 The Board of Directors of PAN INDONESIA BANK LTD. invites all friends and business associates to witness the Opening Ceremony to be officiated by Mr. Radius Prawiro. Chairman of Bank of Indonesia on September 4, 1971 and thereafter to Cocktails.
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    Message from Minister of Finance
    129 18 6 THE succes sf ul merger of three banks into the PAN INDONESIA BANK LTD. is indeed good news as this is the first of its kind in Indonesia. This clearly proves that local banks are enterprising, dynamic and far-sighted. Undoubtedly, a great deal of
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      262 18 PAN INDONESIA BANK LTD. REPAYMENT POWER IA) *Mh 1. Property and others Rp 242.000.000 7, Co»h in hand and in other bands Rp 1.1 50. 000. 000 J. Loom a. Looni to importers Rp 100.000.000 b. Secured loons 90' i Rpa30.000.000 c. Secured loans with Guarantor Rp 1 1 2
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      7 18 ICCTERI KHIANGAN 1.1. Prof. Dr. ALI NARIHANA.
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  • The Straits Times Saturday Forum
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      Shifting terms won't help, really...
      316 19 Shifting terms won't help, really I WAS very amused by the reasons given by principals and unions (S.T.. Sept. 1) for the snags and .Kivantagfs of the two semester system Fancy saying that because textbooks In Chinese are published in two parts the school year has also tv be split
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      The problem at the Exchange: A lack of confidence
      808 19 The problem at the Exchange: A lack of confidence 1 HAVE read with greal interest your editorial (S.T., Aug. 20) headlined "Slock Exchange demands" mid the reply by the chairman of the Stock Kxchange of Malaysia and Singapore (S.T., Aug. 30). The reply of the chairman goes some way towards
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      An 'army' of gardeners?
      119 19 I REFER to the suggestion by "Practical Singaporean" (ST.. Aug. 25) on the topic of who should take over the cutting of grass when British troops leave the bases. Evidently "Practical Singaporean" does not realise the extent of land occupied by the British troops. These bases
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      When flag sellers approach shaking tins full of coins
      249 19 When flag sellers approach shaking tins full of coins 1 REFER to Steven Urn's letter (ST.. Sept. 1). I arree with Mr. I.im that there are certain members of the public who behave rudely towards flat sellers, but there are also many flacsellers who have the bad habit of shaking
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      GOVT REPLIES
      110 19 GOVT REPLIES 1 REFER to your correspondent S.W. Tan's letter (8.T.. Aug. 6) "Monsters on the road." It is not possible to prohibit the lorry traffic from using Dunearn Road during the morning peak hours for they are on their way to the Jurong Industrial Complex and other parts of
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      162 19 PLEASE refer to the letter by "Fear of Rain" (ST., Aug. 25 >. An intercepting drain to prevent the run-off of surface water from the cutsite into Aida Street is being planned. Meanwhile as a temporary measure the relevant department has been requested to regularly desilt the road-sldf drains along
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      Sister Rose
      216 19 I REFER to the article about me, written by Chan Yum Song and Lotus Lam. (ST.. Sept. 2) entitled "Swinging nun is campus wellare worker.' I protest very strongly that both the photograph and the personal information about myself were obtained in a manner which I can best
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      214 19 SANYO Sanyo Malaysia Sdn Bhd <^J B&^^l Wf I f I i I**"vM-J1 v M-J ]Ik 9 I 20-WBBOLK l^fl j^^H Standards set by Sanyo Central Research and ill V JM fc^ Development Laboratories are strictly ■sSSShiI '^^^1 1 P^HB maintained by all Sanyo factories and assembly BBp liv22ft A
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    Emotional problems in schools...
    308 20 'WE CAN'T IGNORE THEM' WARNING IPOH, Friday gMOTIONAL and social problems battering the minds of school children who arc facing a "knowledge explosion" today can no longer be neglected. This warning came here today from Mr. Thomas Oomen of the Ministry of Educat on when he
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    Rat race claiming more victims in affluent society
    338 20  - Rat race claiming more victims in affluent society CHEW LEE CHING By Singapore. Friday ]y|ORK Singaporeana arc suffering from n c r von s breakdowns because of the pre-sent-day rat race, Dr. Yap Meow Foo, retired mcd ica I superintendent of Woodbridge Hospital, said today. As a solution, he suggested
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    A re-appraisal of adult education at conference
    286 20 A re-appraisal of adult education at conference SINGAPORE. Friday A NATIONAL conference to re-appraise adult education in Singapore will be held at the Ladyhill Hotel on Sept. 24 and 25. Announcing this today, the director of the Adult Education Board, Mr. Cheong Hock Hai. said the conference would help better
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    Lock icon Envoy presents credentials
    30 20 TOKYO. Frl The newly accredited Malaysian amba.s.sn dor Raja Azm.m bin Raja HnAhmad, presented his creden tials to Emperor Hirohlto at th< Imperial Palace "nere ywttrda; Reuter
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    LOST BOY 'AH WATT' IS STILL UNCLAIMED
    96 20 LOST BOY 'AH WATT' IS STILL UNCLAIMED SINGAPORE, Frl. "Ah Watt." the little boy lost, still remains unclaimed at a Social Welfare home. A spokesman from the Welfare Department, whose appeal appeared in the Straits Times today, said that so far no one had come forward to either claim or
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    Free nature cure course
    48 20 Free nature cure course SINOAPORE. Frl. The Singapcre Natural Health Society toc'i'.y decided to waive Its fee* for its course on practical nature cures. A statement said this was beciiu-e of "popular requests" for the course to be held at tha YWCA Hall in Raffles Quay on Saturday
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    World Guider coming today
    34 20 SINGAPORE. Pri. Mrs Zenobia R. Ranji from the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts will arrive here tomorrow for a week-long visit to observe the local guide movement.
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    Fashion shows
    27 20 SINGAPORE. Frl. Hong Kong dji-lgner Llndo Cesclna will hold a fashion show at the Hilton Ballroom on Thursday at 3 p.m. end Frllay at noon
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      70 20 Cut out this coupon am interested in your "OWN NOW PAY LATER" Scheme. Please send me a FREE I BOOKLET without obligation. NAME I ADDRESS I AGE OCCUPATION I td it to 14, Ming Centre, Clemenceau Avenue, Singapore 9 )H for this booklet own new pay later (Wht*v -own«J SubSKtoy
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      1993 21 I VFTTS W I I I J l) A WHTW ti y/ J /Jlffil MfeL mmLJLJk mJLLJk WmLJLJm mmm if EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE Sham Perant Singaoort LOAOINC FOR: SONCKHLA Sailed Stpt 11/11 Stpt 7/ Himotng'SreTer. A'dam 'R'dam. A'wtrp, Oslo, G'burg, Malme, »SMARA Sept 11/17 Sept II 71 H'taurg/B-men." R'dam
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      1249 21 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. N.Orleans Bait. Phil N.York Penang P Sham Spore Diakarta 1 M 0N t Stpt 11 Sipt IS Stpt 17 Stpt 24 MEMNON AM) 22 Sept 1 Oct 7 Oct 4 Oct 11 MENESTHEUS Sipt 4 Sept I Oct 11 Oct it Oct
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      1062 22 i—--*"* KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. West Australia/Singapore/ Jat; an Service Frtman-.it Spore Keelung Yikkaichi/Mgoya Y'hama Kobt "Sweiti Maru :OSept t Oct 11 Oct 15 Oct 10 Oct 22 OC Acceptiag cargo tor Knee. Osaka. Nafiya. Yokokaau. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, N. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan Hongkong ETA
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      908 22 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore Loal'iag CHAKRATA" In Port 5 7 Sept Auck. Well, lytt. D'din MORVAOA 27/20 Oct Auck. Well. T.maru, STRAITS MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Sham Penang LuiMt for: RAJULAt 19/29 Stpt 20 Sept 27 Stpt Nagapattmam. Madras. RAJULAt 13/21 Oct 22 Oct 21 Oct Nagapattmam,
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      897 22 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (iNCORPORATLD IN THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE) A ICB BUILDING, 2Ti-iFNTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM. HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrives: NEPTUNE ZIRCON Ml. 40 5' 0 Sept 010 Sept London 7 10. Havre 12 10. R'dam 16
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      694 22 gB P MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No3OE.JIn Ampartfl. Kuala Lu.npur A The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P Sham Penang Arrives: BUNGA TANJONG Gda. 15 It 710 Stpt 11 12 Sept Hjrrt J/l 10. A merp 16 10. H ourg 18 10. B men
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    190 23 THE PORT OF SINOAPORE AUTHORITY ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW. INC BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR SEPT 4. OUT: N<-«ba (followed ny Bante contalmr O'.orlou.i> 10 '11 Colombo M.-mi 15M6, Shoyo Toranun 33 34 S.ik.T Mini 3' 39. Pnclflc Alliance 44. Bennachle 4.'i and Ilirndo 46. ix MMftft Orlente i followed
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      592 23 •'tor, fOW CU9OPE: S'por* P. Sham Peninp DESTINATION. m.». "SUVSK" m pt s Sept Borcejux. Antw»rp, Amsterdam Hamburg. "BAJMAK" 7/10 Seat 11/11 Sept 17/21 Stpl La Pallice. Antwerp, Amsterdam Hamburg, m "BUTSUV" 11/21 Stpt 12 16 Stpt 27/ M Stpt Dunkirk. Antwerp, Amsterdam 4 Hamburg Accepting carte fir Le Hatre.
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      953 23 MEDICAL REPRESENTATIVE Applicotions ore invited for the position of Medicol Representotive with Merck Shorp ond Dohme Internotionol, locotion Malacca. This is a challenging marketing position and on opportunity to join a large International Company. The position offers excellent opportunities for promotion, salary increoses and travel, to the right man. REQUIREMENTS:
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      633 23 SGS Singapore (Pte) Ltd., We ore looking for qualified technical personnel to fill the following challenging positions: Production Control Planner Qualifications: Higher School Certificate; Diplomo in Telecommunication preferred but not essential. Experience: At leost 2 yeors experience in production planning and work scheduling in mass production operation. Responsibilities: He will
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      712 23 emms ELECTRONIC MEMORIES MAGNETICS PTE. LTD. A leoding producer of computer memory stocks ond systems is rapidly expanding and needs: ELECTRONIC TEST ENGINEERS Applicant must be a university graduofe wi»h a degree, diplomo or equivalent in electrical engineering majoring in electronics At leo>.t 2 years of practical experience in the
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      678 24 (a) ARCHITECT PLANNERS |(b) LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT ie) CIVIL STRUCTURAL ENCINEER (d) QUANTITY SURVEYOR c) TECHNICAL ASSISTANTS (QUANTITIES) f) ARCHITECTURAL CIVIL STRUCTURAL DRAFTSMEN (g) CLERKS-OF WORKS h TYPISTS Required immediately by a large established and reputable organisation for a wide variety of challenging tourist projects. These interesting and exciting project* require
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      537 24 ANNOUNCEMENT THE AMATEUR PHOTO STORES (PTE) LTD., TAKE GREAT PLEASURE TO ANNOUNCE THE ARRIVAL OF MR. S. YABE, SERVICE ENCINEER FROM THE AKAI ELECTRIC CO., LTD., JAPAN. OWNERS OF AKAI VIDEO AND SOUND EQUIPMENTS REQUIRING SPECIALISED TECHNICAL ADVICE ON AKAI VIDEO TAPE RECORDERS, TAPE RECORDERS, AMPLIFIERS AND SOUND SYSTEMS ARE
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      749 24 SABAH GOVERNMENT VACANCIES Applications are invited fiom Malaysian Citizens for the follow ng appointment* with the Agriculture Department a) POST: 1) Assistant Reseaich Officer iPSC Notice 147 11) I (il) Research Officer Chtmist) (PSC Notice 148/71 1 ib) SALARY SCALE: For li) above Division 11. Cl. 2. 3 ($250 x
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      1085 24 JAWATAN KOSONG pMBMBB MAJLIS DAERAH MARA SEBERANi; PEBAI PermohonanJ ada-lah dl-pelawa cianpada Warganegara Malaysia pEMBERITAHU TAWARAN d U ;-d.ur*M. D jL y "dLS"uUK JABATAN Seberang Perml TawaranS ada-lah di-pelaw» 1 pruruirKo ramp.itvan- darlpada Pemborong2 Bekalan 1. PEMEKEKSA BANGUNAN. Eene h Pokok2 Chantum untok Tancf»-gaJI Bench: membekal bench pokok2 chart ton.
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    Acknowledgements
    79 25 CHOW HIN CHOY. Anthony Chow and John Chow so the late Madam Ho Ah Mvi thank the Senior and Junior Staff of PSA. friends and relatives for their kind assistance, condolences, scrolls, donations, night visits and funeral attendance dur"it their bereavement MRS. VEOH THEAN SOO and f,.mil> thank the
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    14 25 SREEMATHI AMMAKUNJU mother Of K.K. Pnmodaran. 46 Brldport Avemi. passed away 2nd September.
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      838 25 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENT/PERSONAL PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 nw 10 0 ».rd Malaysia enly. 50 e.nts a word. Malaytia *nly Sl.OO a »*rd. -.-.mum /8r FOR DETAILS. mtmm m or wordl i'" .jpurc a,,rt Maiay»ia 0 7S eentt a wsrri Sinxaper* and Malaysia: J1 50 a word Minimum $11.75 /or J5
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      683 25 REPRESENTATIVE POST for matured m.m lady. Essential qualifications Ability to type, converse, drive (ear important) Attractive terms for n h' person. Call personally at 139 Thomson Road B'pore (next to Goldhlll Shopping Centre) 4.30 p m. to 6 v m on 4.9.71. MONTREAL ENGINEERING OVERSEAS LIMITED AND STEVENS AND CHIN
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      846 25 INCOME OPPORTUNITIES: Earn $180 $360 weekly Wanted 8 ambitious ladles/gentlemen to train for Direct Sales Experience not necessary Contact Teddy 136. Moulme'n Road. Spore Tel *****2 (10.00 a.m. 1.00 p.m i VACANCIES FOR 25 WAITERS. waitresses, cleaners. kitchen maids and counter salesgirl!. Salary according to experience. Free meals provided Apply
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      899 25 MALE FEMALE Bales Representatives with/without experience required by Reputable F:rm. Attractive salary ar.d commissions offered. For interview phone Spore *****2 CHAMPAGNE CABARET BAR Restaurant require* waltreuea. Call personally. 1 p.m.— 4 p.m. 99--101 Alison Road. Singapore 2. Tel: ***** for Mr. L*on«. WANTED HARDWORKING APPRBN- I TICES for large factory
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      436 27 Little Chris steals the show ]\EW YORK, Fri. Petite 16-year-old Florida girl Chris Evert stole the show on the second day of the U.S. Open tennis championship yesterday. Playing her first match ever at Forest Hills, Chris captivated the audience with an unerring two-handed backhand, hei most effective weapon, in
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      55 27 MENDRISIO (Switzerland). Fri. Belgium yesterday upset all predictions to win the amateur 100-kilometre team trial at the world road cycling championships here Belgians Qustaaf Hermans, Oustuaf van Cauter. Louis Verreydt and Ludo van Der Linden, finished over lj minutes clear of a Dutch team and over 2i minutes
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      44 27 VENEZUELAN challenger Antonio Gomez floors Japan's Shozo Saijo with a powerful right to the champion's jaw in the fifth round of their WBA featherweight title fight in Toiyo on Thursday. Before the round ended Gomez knocked out Saijo to win the title. UPI radipic.
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      106 27 IONDON. Fri. Arnolo; Palmer, the American golf star who has four major tournaments in the United States this year, has agreed to take par. In the Piccadilly world match play championship at Wentworth next month, the organisers announced yesterday Falmer, holder cf the American Masters and
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      India in
      35 27 NEW DELHI. Pri. India today accepted an Invitation to take part in the Afro-Asian friendship table tennis tournament to be held in Peking in November. Other competing nations are Malaysia. Pakistan and Ceylon.
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      159 27 Clay to make Far East appearance fHICAGO, Frl. Casslus Clay (Muhammad AID. former world heavyweight boxing champion, has tentatively agreed to a 15--round match in Tokyo on Nov. 29. his manager announced yesterday. Herbert Muhammad said that an agreement was worked out by the Prime Associates International of Japan, whkh
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      Golden start
      25 27 LLUWIGSHAFFN (West Germany). Frl. Japan grabbed '.hree medals, including a light-heavyweight "gold", on the openlrg day of the world judo championships here yes:<?rday.
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      LA WRENCE LOOKS SET TO SCORE SEVENTH WIN
      528 28  -  TONY FRANCIS i By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. New Zealander Graeme Lawrence, making his first attempt at the Malaysian Grand Prix, will be the focus of attention in the 50-lap (approx 105 miles) event over the Ratu Tiga track this Sunday. Bailing any
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      HK quit decision won't hurt Asian golf circuit
      295 28 HK quit decision won't hurt Asian golf circuit SINGAPORE Golf Assoelation yesterday expressed regret at Hong Kong's sudden decision to withdraw from the 1972 Asian Circuit but local officials were emphatic that the circuit would not suffer by it. A Keuter report from Hong Kone cited waning spectator interest and
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      SACA plans to engage 'Mr Cycling'
      293 28  - SACA plans to engage 'Mr Cycling' GODFREY ROBERT By SINGAPORE Amateur Cycling Association is planning to engage the services of a British cycling expert, Mr. Benny Foster, to help run the Asian Cycling Championships here next month. Better known as "Mr. Cycling". Mr. Foster will also help to prepare Singapore
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      57 28 SINGAPOREs insideright Anne Sharman (full white) is 'walled' by two Irish players. Marge Gcggin and Anne O'Rouke right > during yesterdays women hockey match at Jalan Besar stidium. Ireland won 4-1. Ireland led by 2-0 at the Interval. Anne O'Riuke r2) and A\eril McKechine (2) scored for them. Heather Nuku
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      Perak backs k.o. Kelantan
      243 28 KOTA BHARU, Fri. Perak, the defending champions, proved themselves the superior team when they defeated Kelantan 4-2 on home ground in the second leg of their Malaysia Cup semifinal here today With the first leg drawn 2-2, Perak qualify on 6-4 goals aggregate to meet the
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      Grand slam by starstudded ACS
      634 28  -  A. JOHNSON By OTAR-STUDDED Anglo-Chinese School pulled off a grand slam in the boys section of the National School swimming championships at Barker Road yesterday by winning the A, B and C titles. Their girls won the 'A' title, but were beaten by Methodist Girls
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      Weight beats two
      248 28 A FAT problem has struck two of the republic's top veteran boxers, Jumaat Ibrahim and Brian Isaac, and they will fight in a higher division in the Singapore Amateur Boxing Association's Open Championships starting tonight <7.30) at the Singapore Badminton Hall. Both are members of the victorious
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      Aston Villa fined
      47 28 LONDON. Fn. EneliMi Football Association today lined Third Division Aston Villa £3.000 because of the behaviour of their players But it suspended the fine to the end Of tnc 1972-73 If the club's disciplinary rrcord showed improvement by then, the fine would be waived
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      114 29  -  EPSOM JEEP By pLYING GLORY II in Race 8 is my best bet at Kuala Lumpur today. He has improved tremendously since his first-up third over the Bukit Timah 6f last month. He has a light-weight and is well drawn in a big field today.
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1371 29 KILAT II: Appears to be picking up after iapse: fair elfort last start at Penang on July 24 when fifth in Div 2 7f race; beat Punter's Bill in Class 5. Div 4. 6f race with 8.6 at Bt. Timah on Jan 16; each-way chance in weak
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      1963 29 GOING FORECAST: Soft MJJgm 1.30 CLASS 6 DIV 3 6F IUkJU ($4,500 $3,150 to winner) 1 40*09 NCCRINSKV a <N.«iri( Wrsl s 90 (dd +1 Johnun 2 ***** HIAVINLV BODY (Doublr j> lulU.h 4 8 10 (-41 Marbrldl* 1» S 1085S KILAT II <Coo.l Korlun.i Lm 6 8
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      162 29 EPSOM JEEP CALL BOY POINTER Race RAl'B ARROW HEAD RAIB KiUt Rub Samurai Conflict N«crin.-k>- Conflict Race 2: LOCH LOINES DRAGONBOAT DRAGONBOAT Uragonboas Panmo.ay Santa Rosa Bush Girl Gestapo I cch Loin.-s Race 3: LUNA STREAM BL'LI-ET-PROOJ KING POT Triihaw Ancel Luna Stream Sf-ux Master Space Master Amber Law
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      Smart trial by Sir Dan on soft track
      260 29 CIR DAN looks a lively outsider in Race 6 at Kuala Lumpur tomorrow. This flve-year-old, who had shown good form on the track, wound up his training with a splendid trial with Kara Kalinga (Nawari All) on the sand yesterday. The pair
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      440 27 SIME DARBY Sime Darby is looking for a Field Soles Manager to organise and 4t control its Pyrene Fire Control -fi j^- equipment sales force. This senior executive appointment, based in Singapore includes res- "rf ponsibilities for West Malaysia. M Candidates, in order to be capable J: of negotiating at
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      113 28 ATHLETICS Inter -club championship <rarrer Park 2 p.m.). BOXING Pesta Sukan championships (SBA hall>. BASKETBALL Mawi.l Cup finals (Peoples Assn 730 pm.i KI'GGER SRU League Dlv 1 SCC v Admin 1 RNZIR (padang). HQ Anzuk Support Oroup v "B" Coy 1 RNZIR Tanglin i. 9 Field Squadron v "A" Coy
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    56 30 THE JAPANKSK cars in this picture choked up the shipping yard in Yokohama, overflow ed into surrounding areas and even occupied rooftops. The pile-up of thousands of brand new tars was caused by llue- tuating prices, the llontini{ yen, IS west coast harbour strikes ii ii
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    182 30 Yahya lifts clamp on the Press •RAWALPINDI, Fri. The Pakistan Government today announced it had lifted the Press censorship imposed last March when the military crackdown began in East Pakistan. The lifting of censorship was contained in a proclamation issued last night by President Yahya Khan But under another regulation,
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    31 30 ADDIS ABABA. Prt. Emperor Halle Selassie will visit Iran from Oct. 13 to 17 to attend celebrations marking the 2.500 th anniversary of the founding of the Persian empire.
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    36 30 MR. 8. JOSEPH r.x. I'niird Engineering passed away peacefully on 3.9.71 age 72 at Block 48. 6A3 Pesiaran Kellllng. Hearse leaving residence at 2p m. for Our Lady of Lourdes thence Chua Chu Kang cemetery.
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    114 30 A NEW MOON ROBOT IN LUNA 18? MOSCOW, Fri.— Luna 18 streaked toward the moon today and Western space observers speculated that the unmanned vehicle might land on the lunar surface and unload a new moon robot. Tass news agency, said Luna 18 rocketed aloft yesterday to "carry out further
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    428 30 T ONDON, Frl. The stock market closed mixed In quiet trading with little end of account selling. Some Issues were marked down At 2.4.1 p.m. the Financial Times Index declined 1.7 to 417.2. ClosinK middle prices of selected stocks not Including stamp duty were: RUBBER LONDON. Frl. Spot
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    Six men to run Johore land development
    241 30 KUALA LUMPUR. Friday A SIX-MAN authority will run Malaysia's latest giant-sized integrated development scheme the Johore Tenggara scheme which stretches from Kluang in the north to Kota Tinggi in the south. This was announced by Tun Abdul Razak here today after a briefing
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    65 30 SAIGON, Frl. Sources close to Vice-President Nguyen Cao Ky said today he is determined to do everything possible to destroy President Nguyen Van Thieu. These sources, who cannot be named, said Mr. Ky did nut threaten a coup but he feels that if Mr.
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    Rejuvenation doctor dies
    48 30 MONTREUX. Fri. Dr. Paul Niehans, Swiss pioneer of the cell therapy rejuvenation technique, has mcd here yesterday at the age of 89. Dr. Niehans first began his rejuvenation method in 1931 by injecting the fresh cells of young animals such as calves into his patients.
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    38 30 JAKARTA. Fri. Jakarta citizens are liable to a maximum six months jail or a fine of 10.000 rupiahs for failing to register births and deaths of members of their family, it was announced here today. Reuter.
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    Bottomley: China-US ties will bring peace to region
    175 30 Bottomley: ChinaUS ties will bring peace to region SINGAPORE. Fri. Bnumi Labour MP Mr. Arthur Bottomiey preoicteu tuinunt tnat the normalisation <>t SinoAmeneaa leiaiious wuuici ensure peace ana prevent new nostmty in Southeast A.v.i '■This> is> a aeMrabie move tnat fchcuio. be encouraged," ne .said btfoie leaving for Kuala Lumpur
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    27 30 ZURICH. Fri. The International Press Institute i IPI > protested today over the reported beating up of Saigon publisher Ngo Cong Due. an IPI member. AP.
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    66 30 Popular Front leader arrested TEL AVIV. Fri. Israeli security forces have arj rested the leader of the Popular Front for the i Liberation of Palestine in I the Muazzi refugee camp in the occupied Gaza Strip, it was disclosed today. Military sources said All Dnwlsh EI-Ktawl wu picked up at
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    23 30 PHNOM PENH. Frl. Admiral John McCain. United States Paclfl: C-in-C. will pay a brief visit to Cambodia late next week.
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