The Straits Times, 9 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 9, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Aussies to Springboks: It's off
    504 1 Aussies to Springboks It's off Tour cancelled after McMahon's letter SYDNEY, Wednesday SOUTH Africa's proposed cricket tour of Australia has been cancelled by the Australian Board of Cricket Control, Sir Donald Bradman announced today. The board would be withdrawing its invitation to South Africa, Sir Donald, chairman of the board,
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    Lock icon Saddest day in our cricket history says South African skipper
    506 1 Saddest day in our cricket history says South African skipper JOHANNESBURG Wednesday ALI Bacher, captain of the South African cricket team that was to have visited Australia, said today's tour cancellation was 'certainly the saddest day in South Africa's cricket history." "The fin.il nail has been knocked into South Africa's
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    Lock icon Egypt polls
    31 1 CAIRO, Wed. President Anwar Sadat today dissolved Egypt's parliament the 360--member People's Council and ordered new elections on Oct. 27 as pert of his sweeping political reform programme. Reuter.
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    Lock icon TUC's 'no'
    27 1 BLACKPOOL. Wed. Britain's Trnde Union Congress today overwhelmingly opposed British entry to the European Common Market on the terms negotiated by the Conservative Government. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Selassie to visit China
    53 1 ADDIS ABABA. Wed. Emperor Halle Selassie of Ethiopia will pay a one-week state visit to China from Oct. 6. the Ministry of Forei«n Affairs announced today. The announcement said the visit, at the Invitation of the Peking Government, will further enhance the friendship existing between Ethiopia
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    Lock icon Terror on the bus
    60 1 MANILA, Wed.— Two passengers jumped from a speeding bus today into a traffic lane of a divided highway to escape a passenger on a stabbing rampage, and were hit by cars and killed. The knlfe-wlelder was subdued by other passengers after wounding seven people and was
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    Guerillas kill six in ambush
    110 1 Guerillas kill six in ambush MANILA. Wed.— About 40 guerillas of the Maoist New Peoples Army (NPA), believed to be led by an army defector, ambushed and killed six government soldiers yesterday, a Philippine Constabulary spokesman said today. The spokesman said Brig. Gen. Eduardo Garcia. Constabulary chief, ordered "all available
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    Lock icon Malta bans duty free fuel
    168 1 VALETTA, Wad MALTA has banned duty-free fuel for foreign military forces on the island following what the government called stalemate in financial talks with Britain over use of defence bases. The shock decision, announced In an official statement last night, particularly affects Britain's Royal Air
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    Overland SAF team due in Britain tomorrow
    656 1  - Overland SAF team due in Britain tomorrow HARRY MILLER By London. Wednesday fTHE Singapore Armed Forces expedition of 14 officers and NCOs who left Singapore in two minibuses on July 13 on an overland goodwill and training and testing expedition will arrive in Britain on Friday morning. By then they
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    Lock icon RUSSIA CALLS FOR UN SPONSORED DISARM TALKS
    146 1 RUSSIA CALLS FOR UN SPONSORED DISARM TALKS UNITED NATIONS. Wed. The Soviet I'nion formally proposed yesterday that the forth coming; General Assembly should call for the convening of a I'.N.sponsored World Disarmament Conference. Soviet ambassador Viktor Issraelya delivered a letter to IN Secretary General U Thant from Soviet Foreign Minister
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    Lock icon Secret jungle path
    55 1 BANGKOK. Wed. Smugglers have built a secret jungle path leading from Thailand's Satul province to Kuala Perlis in Malaysia, according to an MP. Mr. Chusin Koman. member for Satul province, told reporters yesterday that the path was used by smugglers on foot or motorcycles to bring food
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    Lock icon Bomb threat
    42 1 BOSTON. Wed Three passenger flights to London were delayed for more than an hour last night by a telephone bomb threat from a man who identified himself as a member of the Irish Republican Army. No bombs were found. AP.
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    Lock icon Copters stand by for flood aid
    315 1 Copters stand by for flood aid XTEW DELHI. Wed. Indian Army helicopters stood by today to airdrop food supplies to stricken areas of Uttar Pradesh, swept by monsoon floods cutting a swathe of death and destruction across 1.000 miles (1.600 km) of northern and eastern India. The helicopters were deployed
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    Lock icon Typhoon claims 50 deaths
    55 1 TOKYO. Wed. Typhoon Virginia battered areas around Tokyo today and led at least 50 peopie dead before veering out into the Pr.clflc Ocean. The National Police Agency, which also reported six peopie m!;MiiR and another 27 Injured, said 49 of the confirmed deaths occurred in Chiba
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    Aussie pullout from Vietnam
    24 1 CANBERRA. Wed. Major withdrawals of Australian forces from Vietnam will begin early next month. Defence Minister David Fairbain announced tonight—UPl.
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      Lock icon U.S. SEEKS YEN REVALUATION
      41 1 WASHINGTON, Wed American officials today acknowledged that the United States is seeking a major revaluation of the Japanese yen in talks that open here tomorrow between members of the US and Japanese Cabinets. AP. (See back pato
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    Britain in C-mart won't hurt C'wealth says Bottomley
    301 3 Britain in C-mart won't hurt C'wealth says Bottomley PENANG. Wednesday "PORMER Secretary of State lor the Commonr wealth In the Labour Government, Mr. Arthur Bottomley, said here today if he had to choose between the Commonwealth and the Common Market, he would vote for the Commonwealth. "But I see nothing
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    OLCOMENDY PLEDGES TO STAND BY POPE
    94 3 OLCOMENDY PLEDGES TO STAND BY POPE CINGAPORE, Wed. The Archbishop of the Catholic Church in Singapore and Malacca. Monsignor Michael Olcomendy. said yesterday his church would "stand by" any decision of the Pop' 1 He was commenting on a Press report of a i'apal White Paper on priestly celibacy being
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    Hindu seminar postponed
    57 3 SINGAPORE Wed. A three-day Sincaporc Hindus religious ai:d cultural seminal on Youth, religion and nation building scheduled to open on Friday, hab been postponed It will now open on Dec. 10 The postponement is to allow more youths io take part and to (i, able the seminar
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    Sarawak MP resigns
    44 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. The Election Commission today announced that the MP lor the Bau-Lundu constituency in Bamrak. Mr. Smyiuni Anak Mutit. had resigned on Aug. 3. A by-electum will be held from Oct. il to Oct. 14 to fill the vacancy.
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    YMCA dance course
    34 3 YMCA dance course SINGAPORE. Wed. The YMCA will hold weekly ballroom dancing lessons on Tuesday or Thursday from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Those Interested can conjact Mi-s-s Annie Lim at the YMCA promises.
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    Driver jailed
    40 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. A British Army driver. Kamuruddin bin Hit.shun. 23. was jailed for six months today when he admitted having 100 kartoo.s of K.innt at the British Army barracks at Rowcroft Lines off Alexandra Road on July 20.
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    MALAYSIA TO SPEND $80m ON HOMES
    62 3 MALAYSIA TO SPEND $80 m ON HOMES IPOH, Wed. The Federal Government is to spend $80.18 million for public housing ovrr thr next five years in tti push to provide modern livinß conditions for the people. I'nder the plan already drawn up. it Mill build 30.000 units all over West
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    Dockers' union puts off bonus question
    125 3 Dockers' union puts off bonus question SINGAPORE. Wed. The Portworkers Union agreed today to wait till early next year before putthing any proposal to the Port Authority for a bonus payment to its members. A spokesman said the union was doing this because the national interest was involved. He was
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    Rochore party in honour of Dr. Toh
    86 3 Rochore party in honour of Dr. Toh SINGAPORE. Wed. The Rochore Citizens' Consultative Committee, tho Rochore and Manila Street Management Committees and the Rochore PAP Branch will hold a joint dinner at the Jade Room. Orchard Road, on Friday. The dinner is to welcome the return of Dr. Toh Chin
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    Ismail to address Commonwealth conference
    173 3 Ismail to address Commonwealth conference KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. TUN (Dr.) Ismail will be the first speaker when x the plenary sessions of the 17th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference opens here on Monday. After the Yang di-Per-tuan Agong has officially opened the conference, the Deputy Prime Minister will address the delegates on
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    Buffet for new patron
    50 3 SINGAPORE. Wca. The Singapore Tac-kwon-do A.sjsocikDon will hold a bullet at thr Oay World renovated gymnasium on Friday at 7.30 p.m. to welcome their new patron. Mr. Wee Toon Boon, the Minister of State (Defence). Dr. Pong Kirn Hens has been re-elected president of the association.
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    ADB gives $46 mil loan to PUB
    341 3 ADB gives $46 mil loan to PUB Power and distribution system to be expanded SINGAPORE, Wednesday JHK Public Utilities Bound has been panted a loan by tlu> Asian Development Bank of $40.41 million lor the expansion of Singapore's power and distribution system to keep pace with the Republic's rapid development.
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    STORM CUTS KL's CABLE LINKS
    58 3 STORM CUTS KL's CABLE LINKS KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A freak thunderstorm knocked out all telecommunication links between the Federal capl tal and overseas for about 40 minutes this afternoon. An officer in the Telecommunications Department confirming the breakdown, said some cables had been damaged by the thunderstorm. All telephone communication
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    CHARTER FLIGHTS: BOAC KEEPS IN TOUCH
    176 3 CHARTER FLIGHTS: BOAC KEEPS IN TOUCH CINGAPORE. Wed. 43 BOAC officials in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur are keeping in constant touch with the two governments over its application to operate charter flights to London. Separate applications were made some months ago to the Governments of Singapore and Malaysia In the
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    Victim of road crash dies
    52 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. Pedestrian Ong Chai Huat. 59. of Braduell Road, who was knocked down by a car at the junction of Lloyd Road and Kllliney Road last night, died at the Outram Hospital early today. There were 70 road accidents in Singapore yesterday, nine of
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    DAP seminar
    27 3 KLANO. Wed. The Democratic Action Party will hold a three- day seminar for its Malay-speaking officials at its K!( ng brai.ch premises, beginning Dec. 3.
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    Rape case girl's 'I gave my consent' clears accused
    177 4 Rape case girl's 'I gave my consent' clears accused JOHORE BAHRU, Wed— A 17-year-old girl said today she was "in a state of confusion, embarrassment and was drunk" when she reported to the police that she was raped. I actually consented to have sex with the accused," she told a
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    TUCK SHOP MAN WHO SOLD MX PILLS
    81 4 TUCK SHOP MAN WHO SOLD MX PILLS BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Wed.— School tuck shop operator Omar bin Rahmad. 36. who was caught selling MX pills, was fined $500 by stipendiary magistrate Mr. Charlie Foo today. The court was told that Omar, who ran the tuck shop at the Sultan Omar
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    Court is told of soldier's 'parang wedding'
    165 4 Court is told of soldier's 'parang wedding' SINGAPORE, Wednesday JIIK choice before the sergeant was many the girl, or face the parang. Ismail bin Darus, 30, of the Singapore Armed Forces, a court heard today, decided on marriage even though he already had a wife. The people wielding the parang,
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    'Fashion Czar' to hold show at hotel
    89 4 'Fashion Czar' to hold show at hotel SINGAPORE, Wed. Filipino designer Pitoy Moreno who gave a successful fashion show here earlier this year will be back, this time at the Hyatt Hotel. Accompanied by six top Manila models five girls and a boy Pitoy, known as 'Fashion Czar of Asia"
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    Day two of steel talks
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. The "Mini Mill" symposium on steel development today entered Its second day with delegates presenting more technical papers for discussion. More than 80 steel manufacturers a':d experts and Government officials ure attending the conference.
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    CHANGING ROOMS RULE ONLY A GUIDE
    74 4 CHANGING ROOMS RULE ONLY A GUIDE SINGAPORE, Wed. The rule barring anyone abeve eight years from entering changing rooms for the opposite sex In public swimming pools is not likely to be rigidly Implemented. A spokesman for the National Sports Promotion Board today said the rule was meant only as
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    Radio talks
    49 4 Singapore. Wed. The fee (or applicants attending the new series of radio talks on "Str.gapor* and the Technological Age" organised by the Adult Education Board and RTS from Sept. 30. is $3 each and not $30 as reported in the Straits Times today. The error is regretted.
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    Boy who got lost is back home after seven months
    306 4  -  BAILYNE SUNG By CINGAPORE, Wed. It was an adventure that lasted seven months, and one that little Ah Chung is not likely to forget in a hurry. For six-year-old Chew Ah (hunt, who sot lost during a Chinese New Year
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    Misadventure verdicts
    57 4 SINGAPORE, Wed A coronei today recorded verdicts of misadventure on the reaths by drowning on Aug. 22 of a housewife and her 11-year oid son. Poh Goon Ting, 39. had slipped and fallen into a pond near her Jalan Tlga Rat us home in Changl white trying to
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    Great way to fly but there're snags too
    313 5  - Great way to fly but there're snags too TAN WEE LIAN By SINGAPORE, Wed. MSA has learnt the snags of popularity. Their weekly six flights Down Under are normally always fully-booked— to the anger and frustration of passengers waiting for a connecting flight back home. One passenger, real estate agent
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    Outward bound girls
    47 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. More than 30 girls here will make history when they take part In the first Ou.'ward Bound course for them from Oct. 2. The course will, however, last only 18 days a week less than the normal 25 days for boys.
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    Police find taxi driver who delivered cobra
    281 5 IPOH, Wednesday DOLICE here have found the taxidriver who delivered a package containing a live cobra to millionaire racehorse owner, Dato Chong Kok Lim yesterday. Taxi-driver Loh Su Har, 28, said he was given $2 by a "well- dressed" stranger with dark glasses
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    Presentation of scholarships
    42 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. Wee Cho Yaw, president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, will present 41 scholarships to students of the Nanyang University: University of Singapore: Singapore Polytechnic and Ngee Ann College at tlie chamber at 3 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Army exercise completed
    42 5 MALACCA. wed. About 1.000 officers and men of the Ist Malaysian Infantry Brigade have Just ended a two-day communist ambUih and counterattack exercise. Code-named "Mural Oajah," the exercise was over a 15 square-mile area In the Alor Gaiah-Tampln districts.
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    Band music
    21 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Teachers' Band will perform at the Macßitchie Reservoir on Sunday from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m.
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    DAP BOYCOTT
    68 5 PENANG, Wed— DAP assemblymen and MPs boycotted airport welcoming ceremonies for delegates to the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association who arrived here today for a tour. The boycott was In protest against the State Government's "failure to give a satisfactory reply" to the party's objection to the "arbitrary appointment" of
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    WHO'LL TAKE OVER AS THE NEXT MR. EDB?
    501 5  -  SOH TIANG KENG By Singapore, Wed will be the new "Mr. EDB" after Mr. I. F. Tang quits his post as chairman of the Economic Development Board in December? There has been some speculation about this since Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui
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    Lim's date
    32 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Minister for Education. Mr. Lim Kirn San, will speak at the annual dinner of the Economic Society of Singapore at ShangriLa Hotel on Friday at 7.45 p.m.
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    Oil painting course
    53 5 Oil painting course SINGAPORE. Wed. The Adult Education Board will start a 16-week course on oil painting at Its Mountbatt*.. Centre on Sept. 19. The course Includes practical lessons on the preparation of canvasses, proper use of Die oil medium and choice of colours for portraits and pictorial composition. The
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    YOUTHS TO PLAN OWN ACTIVITIES
    106 5 YOUTHS TO PLAN OWN ACTIVITIES SINGAPORE. Wed. Youths in the community centres will soon be given a chance to plan new forms of recreation for themselves. They will then be able to have the tyoes of recreation tailored to their own needs and wants, the deputy director of the People's
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    Woman teacher faces graft charges
    119 5 Woman teacher faces graft charges CINGAPORE, Wed. A teacher was today charged with accepting money from three people for helping to find places in schools for their children. Peggy Wee Siow M.v. 34, of the Anglo-Chinese Primary School, is alleged to have received: $100 EACH from Peter Chang and Eunice
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    $100 traffic fine
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. Salesman Lee Teck Tong. 23. was fined SlOO in a traffic court for dangerous driving in Upper Serangoon Road on June 20. Lee's car, with rive passengers, went Into a monsoon drain. Three of his passengers were treated as outpatients In hospital.
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    'Don't buy tickets from touts' warning to cinema fans
    140 6 'Don't buy tickets from touts' warning to cinema fans t^INGAPORE. Wed. The Customs Department today warned the public not to buy cinema tickets from touts. Those who do can be prosecuted. The acting Assistant Comptroller, of Customs, Mr. Liao Long Sing, said that buying black market tickets was a "social
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    Commonwealth Society head due here
    101 6 Commonwealth Society head due here SINGAPORE, Wed. The chairman of the Royal Commonwealth Society of London, Mr. Francis H. Tate. will arrive In Singapore on Sept. 26 to meet the council members of the Commonwealth Society of Singapore. He is one of six councillors on the British National Committee of
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    Thief jailed
    47 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Jobless man, Llm Leong Poh, 20. was jailed for two years for stealing a handbag containing $90C, a gold necklace, two pay slip? and two letters from a riif .-unakpr. Madam Chiang Kirn Pun. 39. at Tioag Bahru Road on Sept. 3
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    School clerks get reprieve
    40 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. The Government has withdrawn a directive to school clerks to apply for appointment into government service. More than 2.000 of them were to have submitted their applications by the end of last month.
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    GERMAN SOCIOLOGIST FLIES IN FOR VISIT
    81 6 GERMAN SOCIOLOGIST FLIES IN FOR VISIT SINGAPORE, Wed. A top German sociologist. Professor M.R. Lepsius. flew into Singapore today for a week-long visit. Prof. Lepsius who is president of the German Sociological Association will have talks with the ViceChancellor of Singapore University. Dr. Toh Chin Chye. Prof. Lepsius will give
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    Road to close for race
    54 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. Old Upper Thomson Road will be closed to vehicular traffic on Sunday from 9 a.m. to noon because of a road race organised by the Singapore Amateur Cycling Association in conjunction with Pesta Sulcan. Only bona fide residents and those with legitimate reasons
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    Hon: To progress we must compete in trade
    239 6 SINGAPORE, Wednesday CINGAPORK must compete for a place in the mainstream of international economic activity to progress. The Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, said this in the foreword of the Singapore Manufacturers' Association's 1971 directory distributed today. He wrote: "We must
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    PLANS TO HOLD KARATE TOURNEY
    140 6 SINGAPORE, Wed. The newly-formed Singapore Karate-Do Federation is planning a national tournament to be held next February, at which it hopes to select the Republic's contingent to the second world karate tournament in Paris next April. The federation has appointed a tournament committee to organise
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    Police probe motives for killings
    136 7 Police probe motives for killings SINGAPORE, Wed. CID Homicide officers, probing the killing of two youths on Monday, are working on two theories Jealousy and revenge. They believe Tan Ah Huat, 22. a timber factory worker, was a victim of a "jealous love affair." He was attacked by five youths
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    C-in-C leaves
    23 7 SINGAPORE Wed. Adnniiil John McCain, the United C-in-C in the Pacific. lelt (or Vietnam today after a two-day stay In Singapore.
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    No estimate yet of Aw's estate
    421 7  -  TAN WANG JOO COUSIN TAKES OVER AS CHAIRMAN By SINGAPORE. Wed IJO one can estimate at present the magnitude of the estate left by the late million-aire-banker Dato (Dr.) Aw Cheng; Chye. "This will be worked out eventually, but It will take some time,"
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    ENVELOPE THAT NEEDS NO LICKING
    91 7 ENVELOPE THAT NEEDS NO LICKING SINGAPORE. Wed.— People no longer have to put out their tongues at his products. Not since he licked the sticky problem of sealing envelopes by bringing the Quick Seal into his envelope empire. Mr. Robert H. Besley. governing director of Besley and Pike, the largest
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    YOUTHS HIJACK TIN ORE WORTH $65,000
    122 7 YOUTHS HIJACK TIN ORE WORTH $65,000 TAPAH, Wed. Lorry driver Kan Wai Slew. 48, reported to police today that he was robbed of 135 plculs of tin ore worth $65,000 this morning. He said that he was delivering the tin ore from a mine in the Sungkai area, near Tanjonc
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    Govt officer on graft charge
    70 7 Govt officer on graft charge KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. A senior Government officer was charged today under the Prevention of Corruption Act with abetting another officer in deceiving the Government over a $25,000 cheque. Avatar Singh Pamar. 50. of the Ministry of National and Rural Development, was alleged to have abetted
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    Brunei curbs salt, sugar imports
    151 7 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Wed. Brunei today imposed curbs on sugar and salt imports to keep the Government stockpile moving. It will now be necessary to obtain a special import permit to bring in these two items. The move on comes in the wake of Brunei's
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    A 'double first9 by two women lawyers
    183 7 A 'double first 9 by two women lawyers ♦SINGAPORE, Wed. Two women made iegal history in Singapore today when they were admitted as advocates and solicitors of the Supreme Court here. They are: MISS JOYCE MARION LOOK KONG, a Chinese from West Indies and the first woman from that country
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    Woman cornet player due next month
    84 7 Woman cornet player due next month SINGAPORE, Wed— An Australian cornetist, Miss Margaret Fenn. 18. will perform at Anglo-Chinese Primary School In Coleman Street on Oct. 20. Miss Fern Is due to fly in the same daj from New York, where fht is studying mv ie at the Salvation Army
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      257 7 Straits Times Crossword Hi Hi H^ IH^~IB 1^ IHHB 4H ACROSS 11 Mark or Anna? (7. 4) 717 FmHi with a pound r.etl! 13 2 20s last words ,3 2. 2. (3. 2. 3. 2i 3, 8 Sj:iay taking j turn to lee- 4 s^ejng contusions caused by •W 9
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    No local judges, even after 11 years of dog shows
    251 8  - No local judges, even after 11 years of dog shows NANCY BYRAMJI By CINGAPORE, Wed. It's enough to make a dog hang its head in shame. After 11 years of dog shows Singapore and Malaysia still do not have qualified local dog-show judges. In all these years, 19 judges from
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    MISSING BOY: $500 REWARD OFFER BY FATHER
    132 8 MISSING BOY: $500 REWARD OFFER BY FATHER CINGAPORE, Wed. Schoolboy Ravindran Vallipuram, (above). 13. walked out of his house in Serangoon Gardens on Aug. 20 after an argument with his mother. He took along his restricted passport, and an extra pair of shirt and trousers. Today, his worried parents appealed
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    Korean party
    37 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Consul General of North Korea. Mr O Man Sole, and his wife will host a reception to celebrate the 23rd anniversary of the Republic's founding at Shangri-La Hotel tomorrow at 7 p.m.
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    Housing co-op sets up pilgrimage
    103 8 Housing co-op sets up pilgrimage fund SINGAPORE. Wed. The Sin g a pore National Housing Co-operative Society has set up a Musiim pilgrimage fund for its 2.800 members. The society's general secretary. Inche Ahad Abdul Hamid. today confirmed that the fund had been approved by the Registrar of Societies. :lc
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    Kiwanis world chief arrives
    48 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. The president-designate of Kiwanis International. Mr. Wes Bartiett. and Mrs. Bartiett flew in tonight to attend the Charter Night of Slnpapores newlyformed Kiwanis Clud. at MSUfI Court Hotel tcmcrrow. Kiwanis International is a man's c ervice organisation with itt headquarters in Chicago.
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    Top five plan to speed up Asean projects
    185 8 SINGAPORE, Wed. STEPS will be taken to speed up the implementation of various Asean projects. This was agreed today at the end of the two-day meeting here of Association of South-east Asian Nations secretaries-general. The meeting also recommended the establishment of a
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    No more worries for the disabled
    295 8 No more worries for the disabled SINGAPORE, Wednesday JOB worries will no more be ;> problem for the handicapped people in Singapore. And indications are that there is a dearth of trained handicapped people to meet the demands of the labour market. Offers of employment to disabled persons have been
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      125 8 Hi* if Oo#» lift »'.r. iiamiin LOOKJT TH' > \vVHATCHA THINK OF P A T WHAT P*MXI SUPPOSE )ME BBE WE BETTER YEP. SIZE OF fu*>u/') THIS'N BIRPtE? J Ofe, C V SOT INTO HER. J TAKE A LOOK AT/""^ "S. SOLID THAT ONEiy^"*' A— -f C CV N v
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    Dramatic midtrial guilty plea by prison officer
    617 9 JAILBREAK AID ADMITTED PENANG, Wed PRISON officer, S.P- Ganesan, today Diade ;i <lnimatic mid -dial decision to change his pleij to one of "guilty" to three corruption charges. His counsel. Mr. R. Rajasingam, also successfully applied to senior sessions court president. Mr. M.
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    IAC grants plea for hearing in camera
    214 9 IAC grants plea for hearing in camera SINGAPORE, Wednesc FE Industrial Arbitration Court today granted an application for a case to be heard in camera because it involved a company's "financial position. The application was made by Mr. Chui Shui Hoong. of the NTUC and advocate for the Singapore Traction
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    Course for supervisors in industries
    64 9 Course for supervisors in industries SINGAPORE. Wed. Eighteen supervisors from local industries are attending the first all-round supervisory development programme at the National Productivity Centre. The programme Is designed to equip supervisors with technical and managerial skills to organise, plan, control, motivate and Instruct the workers for achieving their alms.
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    Chairman is re-elected
    41 9 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr Be Peng Liang, an accountant and volunteer welfare worker, has been re-elected chairman of the Catholic Welfare Services at Its recent annual meetlnfj. Mr. Cyril Chew, was elected director and treasurer and Bro Emmanuel, secretary
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    A POLICE WARNING TO MOTORISTS
    77 9 A POLICE WARNING TO MOTORISTS SINGAPORE, Wed. Police today warned motorists that their cars would be towed away if they caused obstruction by abandoning them on public roads. Police spokesman, acting Deputy Supt. Yeow Yew Toon*, said 10 vehicles had been towed away by police since March 12 this year
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    Waifs are now safe in social welfare home
    169 9 Waifs are now safe in social welfare home SINGAPORE. Wed. Nine-year-old Ah Boy and his brother Ah Leng, eight, who a week ago were roaming the streets around River Valley Road, are now in safe hands. They have been taken by the Social Welfare Department and are now sheltered in
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  • The Straits Times Thursday, September 9, 1971
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      STAKE IN LAND
      451 10 It was no coincidence that Tun Razak in his latest call to Government officers to been guard against communist terrorists singled out land problems as requiring urgent attention. People who depend on the land for a living are the frontline of defence against the communist threat and
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      HEATH IN THE BOG
      334 10 The two-day meeting in London between the PrimeMinisters of Britain and the Irish Republic has ended, to ni -one's surprise, on a frustrating note. Mr. Jack Lynch has returned to Dublin after disagreeing with Mr. Edward Heath over political steps to end the civil war in
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      TWO SEMESTERS
      235 10 Proposals for a twosi mostor system in Singapore's schools have led to a dibato" which is both lively and concerned. Both parents and students are anxious th;it tho best possible arrangements be worked out. so that the new generation will bonefit. There has oven boon a suggestion that
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    THE HUMBLE BUT NOT SO INNOCENT AMERICANS ABROAD...
    946 10 AILEEN LA TOURETTE REPORTS FROM LONDON "IT S real nice, Americans are supposed to say, casting a patronising eye over the Acropolis "Not the Grand Canyon, of course. But real nice, anyway." In London they traipse around "cute" little pubs complaining about
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      REWARDS FOR KILLING MOSQUITOES...?
      172 10 REWARDS FOR KILLING MOSQUITOES...? rpHE recent crow killA ing competition gives food for thought for a mosquito killing competition. Why don't the anti-ma-larial dept or the Ministry of Health organise an incentive plan whereby for every single mosquito killed a reward of one or two cents be offered? The rules
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      94 10 THE "Learn To Draw" series on TV was highly informative and a bourn to budding artists. My 12 year-oid daughter was lurious when her favourite programme was taken or! the air. showing now the fundamental aspects of art. she can discuss ftiore confidently with me the flaws of any amateurish
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      This was not funny
      160 10 QUIZ PERPADUAN", telecast every Saturday over Television Malaysia, is excellent. And clearly it has special value for those who are trvine to master Bahasa Malaysia. On the whole, the programme has achieved Its aim of encouraging nonMalays to learn the national language. But there is one
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      56 10 PETALING Jaya's Medan Selera is a'gourmet's paradise. But guess what greets visitors at every entrance? Two evil smelling dustbins which are enough to murder the appetite! What's more, they are attached peimanently to the entrance railings. This might be an appetising gimmick for the PJ Development Corporation, but surely not
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    The case of the disappearing passengers
    778 10 The case of the disappearing passengers HOW TO FILL THOSE EMPTY AIRLINE SEATS THERE is a strong case for saying that a flight from London to Australia should cost roughly half what it does, and even the airlines have begun to admit it. A return ticket bought over the counter
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      Lock icon Deaths may equal births in US by year 2,000
      210 11 Deaths may equal births in US by year 2,000 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. £ERO population growth, with deaths equalling births, is a possibility in the United States within this century, according to a study made public yesterday. The report, by the Washington Centre for Metropolitan Studies, said the number of children under
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      Lock icon Cabinet split to force Sato to quit?
      425 11 Cabinet split to force Sato to quit? PREMIER FACES NEW CRISIS OVER CHINA POLICY TOKYO, Wednesday pRIME MINISTER 1 Mr. Eisaku Sato .s now facing a major Government split over its China policy. Political observers say it could force the Premier to an early retirement and Ministerial resignations. Several top
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      Lock icon China agrees to restore tele links
      83 11 NEW YORK. Wed. China tias agreed to restore the direct international telegraph service of RCA Olobal Communi'ations Inc. between San Francis co and China. RCA said here yesterday. The US. telecommunications company had asked China to revive the direct service as well as seeking
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      Lock icon $20 mil claim by two over TV series
      97 11 $20 mil claim by two over TV series LOS ANGELLS Wed. I Two members of the former Monkers TV group yesterday sued for TSS2O million for money they said was still due to them from their highly-suc-cessful TV and recording careers. Davy Jones. 27. a Briton and Mickey Dolenz. 26.
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      32 11 GROBLERSDAL (Transvaal). Wed. Leaders of South Africa's Bapedi tribe have banned their womenfolk from wearing a traditional head-dre.-s which is being blamed (or a number of road deaths. J Reuter.
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      147 11 HONG KONG, Wed. China has signed an agreement to give free military aid to North Korea for the first time since the 1950-53 Korean War in which Chinese troops fought. The agreement was signed in Peking two days ago by the Chinese
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      239 11 Peking gets Nordic bloc votes for UN seat COPENHAGEN, Wed. The Nordic countries will vote en bloc for China's admission to the UN, it was announced after a Foreign Ministers' meeting today. At a news conference after the bi-annual twoday meeting. Mr. Poul Hartling. the Danish host, .-aid Iceland had
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      Lock icon Officer held on secrets charge
      100 12 Officer held on secrets charge CUB- LT. David Bin*J ham, 31. on right with his wife. Maureen. 33 has been remanded on charges undfr the Official Secrets Act. He is with the Royal Navy's H M.S. Vernon. Torpedo, Anti-submarine and Driving School, Portsmouth. He was accused of passing on to
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      106 12 U.S. launches new drive to control narcotics WASHINGTON, Wed. The Nixon Administration yesterday launched a new drive to control narcotics, saying addiction had grown to crisis proportions. Secretary cf State William Rogers told a Press conference he would head a new Cabinet committee on international narcotics control with the aim
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      35 12 CAIRO. Wed. U.S. Secretary of State Mr. William Rogers has sought a meeting with Foreign Minister Mr. Mahmoud Raid In New York later this month to discuss the MiddleEast. Al-Ahram reported today. AP.
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      32 12 NEW YORK. Wed. A 42--year-old man. said to be carrying original paintings by Pablo Ficasso and others worth an estimated U5565,000 was arrested >n Manhattan by FBI agents yesterday. AP.
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      Lock icon Guerilla breakout: Prisons chief quits
      116 12 Guerilla breakout: Prisons chief quits MONTEVIDEO. Wed. 11 Uruguay's Director of Prisons resigned yesterday as troops and police continued a massive manhunt for 106 Tupamaros urtan guerillas who escaped from Punta Carretas prison here through a tunnel on Monday. None of the escapees had been recaptured. Informed sources said Interior
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      218 12 BANGKOK, Wednesday. CECRETARY of State Mr. William Rogers said that "the US will honour its treaty commitments to its Asian allies" in a message to the South-east Asia Treaty Organisation. Mr. Rogers was one of a number of leaders expressing continued support for
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      50 12 BOSTON. Wed. One man was killed and another critically burned yesterday after they were attacked at gunpoint, lashed tcgether. soaked with petrol and set afire, police said. The dead nun was Identified as William Evans. 21. Louis Fobbs. 28, was hospitalised In a critical condition. AP.
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      Lock icon 98 still alive —and 'cool pilot' gets a big pat
      404 12 98 still alive —and 'cool pilot' gets a big pat HAMBURG, Wed yHE coolness and skill of a 32-year-old pj.lot were credited today with preventing a greater disaster when a West German charter airliner crashed after attempting an emergency landing on a super highway. Praise for Captain Reinhold Huels came
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      109 12 WILMINGTON (North Carolina), Wed. A man led police to the bodies of his four children in a wood yesterday and said he killed them so his wife would come home. Police said a fifth child found in the same place was seriously injured.
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      Uproar as Heath snaps back at hecklers
      204 13 Uproar as Heath snaps back at hecklers LONDON. Wednesday SHOUTS of "traitor" and ''fascist were hurled at Prime Minister Edward Heath as he tried to tell a meeting last night of benefits to Britain in joining the Common Market. The rowdy scenes took place in his own parliamentary constituency of
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      Lock icon Summit talks on Belfast end in stalemate
      259 13 Summit talks on Belfast end in stalemate LONDON, Wednesday. summit talks on ways of halting the guerilla warfare in Northern Ireland ended in virtual stalemate yesterday after British rejection of the Irish Republic's proposals for a political salution. Prime minister of the Irish Republic Mr. Jack Lynch returned to Dublin
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      Lock icon Pardon Me but Your Age Is Showing!
      276 13 Pardon Me but Your Age Is Showing! linos and wrinkles are apeinc and disfiguring. They add years to your looks. And ifs your looks people judge you by. Skin scientists in Europe have now isolated the anti-wrinkle ingredient (CEF; and it has been blended into a cosmetic lotion called 2nd
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      Lock icon Doctors' shut-in
      39 13 MADRID. Wed. —More than 300 doctors throughout Spain shut themselves in their clinics and ho&pitaK vesttrdav 'n :i show of .solidarity with M\rn j»vchiairists staging a sit-in .it the Francu>o Franco <ne Madrid I medical centres.— Reuter
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      Swaran Singh in Ceylon for talks
      90 13 Swaran Singh in Ceylon for talks COLOMBO. Wed. Ceylon will put pressure en Indu to accept more of her goods to •in adver.se trade balance between the two countries, when Indian Fcreign Minister Mr. Swaian Singh airives here lomorrmv. An iidvaiut- party of three Indian official* from the i Olfice
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      Lock icon General to be quizzed on Bormann spy riddle
      261 13 General to be quizzed on Bormann spy riddle URANKFURT, Wed.— j West German legal authorities want to interrogate General Reinhard Gehlen. the country's former Secret Service chief, about his disclosure that Hitler's deputy, Martin Bormann, was a Soviet agent. Dr. Horst Von Glasenapp, the Frankfurt examining magistrate said yesterday it
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      Lock icon Death ferry sold
      35 13 HONG KONG. Wed. The 2.367-ton Hone Kong-Macao lerry Fat.shan wh'ch capsized during a typhoon last month diDwriinc 88 nc<.ple aboard, was si.ld tar HKSSI 000 i£3 519, at an auction today. Reuter.
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      42 13 BOSTON. Wwl. Three pa.ssencer flights to London were delayed for mere than an hour last night by a telephone bomb threat from a man who identified himself as a member of the Irish Republican Army No bombD were found. AP.
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      17 13 BARROW IN FURNESS. Wed. Britain's latest nurlear submarine. HMS Swiftsure. was launched here yesterday. Rt'uter.
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      242 13 ROW OVER BBC'S BAN ON 'SESAME STREET' LONDON, Wed. The BBC has banned TV showings of "Sesame Street," saying that the popular American children's programme has "authoritarian aims." The decision by the BBC provoked an angry reaction today from education specialists who have urged showings here of "Sesame Street," which
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      400 13 A reference ftxary of Science. Nature and the world's Cultures fi mnnprn l/nniA/iPfinp J^k *l IU 1 1 IUUGI II l\l IUVVIi/llljUni The u«queTIME-LJFE LIBRARY is planned education through the pleasure of reading r*?"3 bV^- m 4^ If Y^y^^^j^j BBBJ|™^^^~~^^^^BB^^ «^2^^* 1^ B^^^^^^ I »fcv **o*j ~^flrifl BHB^fe- M '^^B^^^JflHßJ
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        35 14 .uinnoN $5.95 and C S3.02 .09 [gone Sec. $2 50 .07 t and N $5.90 .05 i. B. Timbers $6.05 -itipatricks $2 94 E. N. E. $3.14 M. Works $194 .05 .04 .04 .03
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        16 14 Haw Par 222.000 F. E. L'ston 215.000 Faber Rights 171.000 City Dev. 92.000
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        37 14 VI. B. B.S. *£.£o Sel. Dredging $4.90 Mi-t.il Box $4.14 P. M. Cement $1 37 Island Pen. $1.04 Hotel Msia $1 .06 Talam Mines $170 C. Sugars $2.01 .iv —.10 —.06 —.05 —.04 —.06 —.04 —.03
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        38 14 Sept 7 Sept. 8 Industrial*: 180.37 180.70 1 Hotels: 78.52 76.05 Properties: 128.56 128.00 t Tins: »7.29 97.29 ■i S rubbers: 119.54 119.51 Dec. SO. 1966 100 1 Dec. 31, 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100
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      Most shares finish steady
      247 14 MARGINAL gains attended thr majority of issues on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Trading volume was centred on a handful of issues. The day's total turnover was 1.8 million units, compared with Tuesday's 2.0 million units. Far hast- Livingston again emerged on the
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1081 14 BID AND OFFER, PRICES OFFICIALLY LUTED AT TNE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENT! IN BRACKETS VESTEROAV WERE: CLOSING TONE: Industrials and properties steady while the re rt barely steady. TIRNOVER: Official tctal turnover as supplied
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      BUSINESS DONE
      927 14 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shaies traded i {hewn in brackets in lots of j I.OdG unless otherwise specified. INDISTRIALS Alcan (1) 143. (2) 1.44. Allied Choc. (1) 1.83. Ben and Co.
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      Exchange rates
      172 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Sept. 8. Loral dollars to one unit Selling Buying of Kurrign Currency TT or OD TT OD s s Sterling Pound 7 3850 7.3525 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3 4525 3.4100 3.3900 Canadian Dollar
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      66 14 WILKINSON Process Rubber is to raise its interim dividend by 2* points to 124 per cent for the year to September —last time the interim of 10 per cent was followed by a final of 25 per cent. DUFF Development shareholders at a recent EGM raised the authorised capital
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      Asian dollar
      59 14 rpHESE rates were quoted on x the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of USS2S.OOO and above. 1 nun o a/io 10 8 16. 2 mths 8 5/16 to 8 9 16"; 3 mths 8 to BM% 6 trths 8 3/16 to 8 9/16% 9
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      RECOVERY AT SIM LIM INVESTMENTS FIZZLES OUT
      324 14 RECOVERY AT SIM LIM INVESTMENTS FIZZLES OUT CIM Li m Investmerits' financial recovery has fizzled out. The company's latest annual accounts show that 1969 70's dramatic 960 per cent boost in pre-tax earnings was no more than a flash in the pan. For the year to March, profits went downhill
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 14 SEPT. 8 RUBBER: 98.75 t'-nts (down 1.75 cents). TIN: $627.00 (up $1.75). Official offering 247 tons (up 47 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        109 14 pHINCSE PRODUCE EXCMANCE, V SINCAPORE NOON CLOSINC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coc*nut Oil: bulk $50 seller., drum $321 sellers Copra: Mixed (fob.) loose Sept./ Oct. UK/ Cont. $30 B. Pepper: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100", NLW ***** sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. NLW $1821 sellers. Sarawak rpeclal black
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        Gold markets
        54 14 Tuesday Monday SU.S. SU.«. London 41.63 41.725 Beirut 41.95 42 03 Hongkong 43.26 43.52 Zurich 41.558 41.708 41.753 41. 903 Pan. 42.21 42.59 Spore (1) 42.273 43.25 6 Spore (2) 159.50 159.50 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas in I'.S dollar, per ounce. (2) Local dollars price In
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        Copper prices
        32 14 London copper price, on Tuesday (previous in bracket* >. Wlrebar Spot buyer (443.50 (£444.50) seller £444 00 (£445.00): three Months buyer £453.00 (£454.00) seller £453.50 (£454.50). Market MNI Steady. 2.300 ton..
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        PALM OIL
        32 14 in London on Tuesday the prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European port. In bulk: .terllnic per tunic ton Jan. Feb. wa. quoted at UK £114 sellers (unchanged).
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        Tin price recovers
        157 14 Tin price recovers rE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered $1.75 to $627.00 per picul on an official offering up 47 tons to 247 tons. The local market was quietly steady with moderate support from the Continent and the United States. LONDON: Tuesdays tin ruled steady as iurther hedge
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        73 14 THE Malaysian Minister of Finance has Axed these rates for calculating Customs duties tor the period from Sept. 9 to 15: Eubbrr 4«"'» cents a Ib. Copra S 166.C0 a ton Palm Oil r62o.ooaton ralm Kernel *397.53 a ton The rates of duties payable are: Rubber 1% cents
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        RUBBER DOWN
        315 14 AFTER a steadier opening some profit- taking was seen which brought levels In the rubber market yesterday below 100.00 cents per kilo for September following mixed trading. Conditions were thin and and quiet all the way. The morning session closed slightly easier. The afternoon session was very quiet
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      Pan Malaysia Cement continues progress
      524 14 rE steady profits advance seen by Pan Malaysia Cement Works since 1968-69 has continued in the year ended March, "though at a somewhat slower pace. Earnings at the pre tax level climbed 11 per cent to $3.9 million from the $3.5 million turned in for
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        MELBOURNE
        379 14 MELBOURNE. Wed. Heavyweight miners were cut back across the boards in quiet trading at the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Oils weakened marginally. Speculatives urlfted down fractionally In dull trading while the industrials showed some losses among selected leaders. The CRA stable suffered. Bougainville lost five cents to $2 70
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        NEW YORK
        311 14 YEW YORK. Tues. The market closed higher in moderately active trading, but a wave of late session profit taking blunted its early sharp advance. Analysts generally viewed the profit-taking as a technically healthy sign. Newton Zinder of E. F. Hutton and Co said the late selling was "a
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        Indices
        74 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Tu«day 71.04 olldav 71.04 Week ago 71 g 4 RUBBERS Tuesday 214.73 Monday 211 78 Week ago 207 44 OILS T,ue^ ay 341.45 ondav 340.00 Week ago ***** INDUSTRIALS J}™*** «0.8 Monday 400 •> Week ago ...V.'/.V. ill 6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Tuesday 0M47 Monday
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        Hong Kong rates
        34 14 On the frit tichin,, marks! in Hong Koni; ye.terday the U t dollar J"}"" 5»>M for V.T. and o HH7S for cash. aJ**£3 V" quott!d at 14M «"<> 3JJ25 f WM quoted
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        HONG KONG
        246 14 ITONO KONG, Wed. The market opened on a quiet and easy tone but gradually eased back under selling pressure. At the close, it was steady but at the lower levels. HK/S Banks were the biggest losers over the day coming back HK$6 on the Local register to $278
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    CASE urges Government: Set up prices board
    385 15 CASE urges Government: Set up prices board BID TO SAFEGUARD CONSUMERS SINGAPORE, Wed JHE Consumers' Association of Singapore (CASE) loday urged the (iovernmenl to set up a Hoard on Price Policy to safeguard consumers. Its pro-tem chairman. Dr. Henry Ong, also said that CASE would examine and update existing laws
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    A touch Of Lilys to liven up books
    199 15  - A touch Of Lilys to liven up books WONG LAI WAH By- CINGAPORE, Wed. Lilys Ghazali, 23, is no bookworm, but her business is books illustrating for books that is. A third-year graphic art (book publishing) student of the Mara Institute of Technology, she has had lots of practice at
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    His 35 pairs of combat boots
    71 15 SINGAPORE. Wed. An exwarrant officer of the Singapore Armed Forces. Mohammed Yaacub bin Ahmad, was jailed for six months today after he was found guilty of dishonestly retaining 35 pairs of combat boots at Joo Seng Road on May 13 last year. Regimental Quartermaster.
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    Water use up again
    50 15 CINGAPORE, Wed.— The k absence of rain in the last few days has sent water consumption going up Again. Yesterday it was 103.9 million gallons, 2.3 million gallons above Monday. ?*hls is not far below last Friday's 106.1 million gallons, the highest demand since May 26.
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    Trade hits $7,000 mil mark
    58 15 Trade hits $7,000 mil mark CINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore's external trade in the first seven months of the year has passed the $7,000 million mark. Tne figure for Jiny was $1,269.7 minion $772 1 minion in imports ana $497.6 million in exports. Trade v.nn West Ma.aysia accounted for $181.7 minion $102
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    ACCIDENT RATE IN WEST MALAYSIA GOES UP
    59 15 ACCIDENT RATE IN WEST MALAYSIA GOES UP KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. There were 12,704 accidents in West Malaysia last year, an increase of 1.5 per cent over the previous year. More than 7,000 people were injured and 579 killed. Of the fatalities, 157 were pedestrians, 119 motor cyclists, 30 pillion riders,
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    Man who flew first RAF plane to S'pore is back
    199 15 Man who flew first RAF plane to S'pore is back CINGAPORE. Wed. An airman who gave Singaporeans the first glimpse of a Royal Air Force plane some 50 years ago is back in Singapore. Group Captain Gerald Llvock. now 74. who has retired from the RAF. flew a maritime photographic
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    Sawmill fire
    33 15 SINGAPORE Wed. A machine at Jurong s Starlite Sawmill In Jalan Fapan. oil J. Lan Ahmi'd Ibrahim, caught fire last night. One fire engine put out the fire in five minutes.
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      66 15 NEOSTYLE presents the latest most elegant eyewear fashions from west Germany. Neostyle changes the scene. Now, you can look at the kaleidoscope of life with fresh, beautiful fashions. Eyewear is no longer a drab necessity. It's elegant, the Neostyle way. What's ticking behind those beautiful eyes? Only you know. Neostyle
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      934 15 On your TV and Radio 2.45 P.M. Prograrr 7.01 Medical 3M fM ,°P enin Follo ed b Ge What Oth S Sa r y (C hinese) 2.47 Toto Draw 7.56 Programme Summary n u eral Hos P" a Fur Mercy Flight 3.05 Love That Bob 7M Kuala LumDur b Kota
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    'Judgment error or bid to further designs of friends?'
    2183 16  -  BEN DAVIDSON Scow asks court to decide on significance of delay in calling for insurance tender by Fernandez SINGAPORE. Wednesday REPORTER Phone call after deed was already done— S-G A corrupt act must be done with an evil mind, says defence
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      208 16 The Terror of Dreaded by mowei defy nut _^^l^ I grasses and wicked "lallang"' m^M That's Morr.son's Mighty BJJ SIDE DELIVERY-sometimes ■■•^■'■■■■l m described as the Demon- /r Vt± Bullmower Handling light and mowing fast, the SIDE DELIVERY is aerodynamically designed to cut around trees, across uneven &y J street
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  • Letters to the Editor
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        Passengers' fee may come direct front the airlines
        195 17 Passengers' fee may come direct front the airlines I REFER to the letter (S.T. Aug. 30) entitled "the $10 that leaves a bad taste in the mouth." The $10 passenger service charge has been levied since Oct. 1, 1968 following the publication of the Singapore Airport Fees (Amendment No. 2)
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        284 17 I REFER to the second letter of "Keep Clean" (ST., Aug. 9). All refuse wagon crews have predetermined routes to follow for collecting refuse from households. They are instructed that whenever refuse along any street along their route cannot be collected due to inaccessibility caused by obstruction or due to
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        113 17 I REFER to the letter by "Anguisheo." unaer the heading "Tenants seek way out of a very human problem" (ST., Sept. 2). Under the circumstances given in the letter, the lessee would be permitted to transfer the remaining term of the lease to his blood relatives. He will be allowed
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        48 17 11/E thank "Non-Citizen" TT (ST., Aug. 28) for the information of a leaking pipe near the waterhydrant at 4] miles Dunearn Road. Our men investigated immediately and located the leak. Repairs were completed on the same morning. KHOR ENG LEE, Public Relations Officer, Public 1 til.ti. s Board.
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      Ministry must clear up the doubts
      242 17 Ministry must clear up the doubts P. WONG (ST. Sept 4) was not convincing. There are 14 weeks in the flrst term. 15 weeks In the second term and 13 weeks in the third term of a school year. The second term is longer but all are a week or
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      95 17 THE Ministry of Education's plan to Introduce the two-semester system is certainly a welcome scheme, especially when it means that students cou'.d be promoted to their next standard in mid-year according to their progress. Could the authorities please let us know whether the Cambridge School Certificate and HSC examinations will
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      Pity the nurses who are rushed off their feet
      292 17 Pity the nurses who are rushed off their feet RECENTLY there have been many complaints about nurses in hospitals and I have felt very sad on reading of their negligence. I do feel terribly sorry, too, for the poor nurses who usually give of their best. But they only have
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      57 17 A STREET lamp at Ponugol Road (between 8 and 8! miles) had not been replaced since an accident few months ago. Both the street lamp and the lamp post were damaged by a tree. The post was replaced but not the street lamp. And the lamp-post happens to be next
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      THEIR TEACHER ONLY BRAGS ALL DAY
      136 17 "THIS is a joint plea for A action from the students of a private school. Our main complaints are about some of the teachers and the facilities. For example, we have a General Paper teacher whose le&sons are all irrelevant. All he does in
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      134 17 I HAVE just returned to Singapore after an absence of 14 months, and how the Republic has changed in that time. I am a frequent world traveller and amused to seeing change, but consider Singapore's as quite remarkable. Apart from the newlycompleted hotels; the addition of pleasant patches of grass
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      207 17 HAVING been faced with numerous pro blems living in a house with other families especially when one's children are growing up, I decided to purchase an HDB flat, which is within my means. So in December 1969, I applied for a flat at Mci Ling Street. But after a lapse
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      Check those errant busmen
      129 17 I REFER to the letter by "Fuming Mad" (S.T.. Sept. 3). In the past, accidents caused by bus doors slamming shut suddenly had happened and had gone unreported. All the accidents had been due to .he negligence of irresponsible drivers and conductors. It is my sincere
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      113 17 WHAT happened to "Fuming M a d's" daughter (S.T.. Sept. 3) also happened to my husband. My husband, ir.y five-year-old son and I were returning from Commonwealth Avenue on the night of Sept. 1 at 9.10 p.m. in STC No. 77, Service 111. While we were getting down from the
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      The extra eyelash as a quick standby
      165 18 piRLS who use fake eyelashes will know how frustrating it is to find that at the last moment when making-up, one of the lashes is spoilt or misplaced. And to add to all the trouble, a replacement can only be obtained when she
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      Fool-the-eye styles with the 'trikini'
      425 18  - Fool-the-eye styles with the 'trikini' ONG KIAT BENG by GAY SWIMSUITS DESIGNED FOR SUN LOVERS CWIMSriTS with scooped necklines and very low-cut kicks have been great favourites with sun-loving girls who think that bikinis expose a little more than they care for. Such girls can now look forward to more
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      Touch of the old world in modern decor
      378 18 YOUNG home lovers hunt for them in junk shops and old houses. The older folks with a bigger buying- power get them from established dealers. Wherever you buy them from, one thing is certain antiques are in great demand. This desire to
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      140 18 ¥> FREE <M Bfr' CHAMONA^ snray# i f 4B Get this Full-size. 6" high j I Chdmona luxurious foam <""<H| sT y^^sßsß cleansing bath spray soap Ofl bbbk"""' 7?Clb9^H containing spcci.il s *"3 I freshening agents for j I body cleansing fl ■w"~ FREE wlth your box *"*^B Est-^ V
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      172 18 Keep a Youthful Chinlinr Keep your chinline firm and young by using vitalizing cream every night. Cream tne cnm line generously and then. I witn me backs of your finders, slap aii round the cninnne back and fortn letting tne move ment come entirely from >our wrists. Tnen with the
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      1213 19 ITAl^^^^^^^^^^^^^^"^"^"^"^ FCLEUS Le.IOtS c P M S h "L P iUMAEUS Liverpool JJ| 1! |?g Kder a.^.« |a S i sSs ss SSBS Bsff.!S™i:v.Bl Sc'.U oet Ort s PERSEUS Lei.oes. Liverpool, Glasgow. Ne> 1 Ha, j He. 1/ 4 AENEAS Liverpool, Glasgow Nn I Ntv 11 i M f.OIISIUUS Liverpool....*
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      1056 19 mmniimciiuuu^[^^iiii)pm^m jf EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P. Sham Penang Singapore LOADING FOR: SONGKHLA Sailtd Sift 11/11 G. 8-8/ 8 Hamourg'Bremtn. A'dam/R'dam A'werp, Oslo, G'burg, Malmo. C hagen Aarhus Stft 18/17 Sept II 21 H'burg/B'men, R'dam Adam A'werp, Gburg, C'hagen, Aarhus, Oslo. Sl1 Stft 25/21 Sept 22/24 Stpt 28/ 1 C'blanca
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      907 19 wnn±i hf* mnEm wm EXWESS SEIYICE TO LONDON, UVUPOW. t COWTIWEnTU PWTS. BENVANNOCH for Bremen Oct II Singapore P. Sham Penang Hull Oct 17 Sailtd Sailed la PtyTHay Antwerp Oct 24 "NMAC For Hamburg Oct 7 Singapore P. Sham "enang London Jet II i 6. 15 Ii TMiy G'mouth Oct
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      1225 19 FOITNItHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. M.Orlttns Balt/Ptnl. N.York Penang P. Sham Spore Djakarta I kUMNON 1-.. 52. i tPt)i Sl 7 W» I «t««oi« >■( i| j)ag 24 Sept 1 Oet 7 Ort 4 nn n ■mENEJTHEUS SMtil Se'ptll Oct 17 Oct 1. o?I1« Ml! !SI?-* J"
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      1047 20 Mtfr— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. West Australia/Singapore/ Jar an Service FtoawUO Sport Keelung Yokkaichi/hagoya Yhama Kobe "Swefti Man" iOSt;t 0 Oet 11 Oct is Oct 10 Oct 22 Oct Acctptug cargt fir Kilt. Osaka, Natoya. Ylkikana KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD JAPAN. H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan Hongkong ETA
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      887 20 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore iMfiaf fir: MORVAOA 2S JO Oct Auck, Well, Timaru, D'dm. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Sham Penang Ltadiig fir: ■AJULAt 10/2} Sipt 20 Sift 27 Sipt Nagapattinam. Midras. RAJULAt 11/21 Oct 22 Dct 23 Oct Nagapattinam, Madras RAJULA 1/14 Nl* IS Ni* 10 Nl*
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      878 20 In, NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1 TEL: *****3^ U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. S*ham Penang Arrhris: NEPTUNE ZIRCON 1 1 Pirt 10/11 Stpt London 7 10. Havre 1? 10, Rdam 16.
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      692 20 M SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Kto JOE. Jin. Ampinj. KuaU Lu.npur The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P S'r<am Penang Arri.tS: BUNGA TANJONG ll Ptrt 11 12 Sept Havre 6 10. London 8/10 R'dam 13/10, A'werp 16/10, H'burg 18,10. B'men 20/10 BUNGA ORKIO 20/22 Stpt 21/20
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  • Obituary
    DEATH
    95 21 Lim Kean Tee, aged 70, passed away peacefully on 8 9.71 leaving behind his widow Madam Khoo Pek Choo; rons Say Hup, Say Wan. Say Chong, Say Lay; daughters Kirn See. Kirn Suan. Kirn Cheng; daughters-in-'aw Jeannie Chung Sek Woo. June Tan Mci Ling, Shirley Goh Saw Phaik; son-in-law
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      659 21 TMI P-ORT OF SINCAPORE AUTMO PORT SWETTENHAM 1 RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW Wharf Berth.: Sakota. Hoi Houw. INC BERTHING ARRANCEMENTS M.iri.t Ro- i Neptune Zircon and Rasa. TOP tIF-T. t. Sunici Aur Jttty. Tronoh. OUT: Benvalla «/7 Benatac 1516. Palm On Jttty: Rantau. I'.n Wmm 20 EnM Yartmfuku Maru New
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      678 21 NOTICE TOHTO LINE Oeneral Average of M/s. "SHOHO MARU" Voy: 7-A ETA Singapore 31 8 71 Port Swettenham 3 9 71. Owing to outbreak of fire on board MS "SHOHO MARU" on 22nd August. 1971 it Is decided to adjust all experses. sacrifices and losses Incurred in this casualty as
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      461 21 WARNING NOTICE THE UNITED KINGDOM DESIGNS (PROTECTION) ORDINANCE OF THE STATES OF MALAYA. RETI'BLIC OF SINGAPORE. SABAH AND SARAWAK NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that MATSUSHITA ELECTRIC INDUSTRIAL COMPANY LIMITED are the Registered Proprietors of the Copyright In the Design appearing above in respect of a radio receiver The !<ald design
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      775 21 CORRECTION With reference to the advertisement published under Sin Ma Electric Co. <Pte.> Ltd., dated sth Sept 1971. (Shopping Centres Supplement,' the project should read "Golden Mile Tower" and not "Golden Mile Shopping Centre." BARGES FOR HIRE Immediately available one 110 x 40 x 8 and one 120 x 35
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    Acknowledgements
    94 22 MRS. MERCY JANSEN and Denis thank Father Rozarlo. doctors and staff of Ward 24 OROH. staff of st Andrew's Junior School. Swiss Cottage Secondary School, relatives, fri.-nds for services rendered, messages of condolence, wreaths, donations, contributions for requiems and attendance at the funeral of their beloved Roy Jansen. Requiem
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    Deaths
    125 22 MRS. VONC PIANC CHONC nee Chew s»,r Ying passed away peacefully M 9 71 reaving behind husband, sons M.nK Choon. Meiig Pot). Meng Kee. Meng Wong. Menu Fatt. Daughters Phul Kont. Phui Keng. Phul Ching Dolly. 3 sons-in-law. 3 daughters-in-law. 11 grandchildren to mourn loss. Cortege leaves 8, Road
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      716 22 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCEMfNT/PIRSONAL 7^*****773" phone c.a.t.s. Tel *****1 M ■sJafSM only' 50 c.M. a word nFTIII Ms.syi.s only SI 00 a word jkfimmum $7 50 for |5 wordJ "VK UCIHILO. Minimum 120 tor it words McBSSMM ssjsj Mjlaytu 0 75 tmii lainl Singapcr* and Malaysia: $1.50 s werd. Minimum tlUi
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      809 22 APPLICANTS replying to Box numbers for Vacancies are requested not to enclose original copies of testimonials or references with their applications. No reaponilblllty can be accepted for their loss. Applicants are also advised to write to Box numbers correctly and check them before posting. FAIRCHILD SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. 11. LORONG
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      798 22 AGENTS WANTED for full-time, part-time for reliable finance company. Call personally SBB. President Building Spore to ace Mr. Ricky during office hour*. The Engineering Department of a leading hotel require*: <A> ASSISTANT CLERK OF WORKS (B) SBNIOR MBCHANIC Qualifications/Experience: For (A) Above 30 years old. Must have about 5 years
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      877 22 FBMALE with practical experience In hospital seek* employment In hospitals or clinics. Box A4llB S.T. Spore READ THE SENIOR Appointment Vacant in the Sunday Ms'l each week Accommodation vacant DISTRICT 11: 2-Storey 3 Bedroomed Terrace House. Furnished $750/-. Dlstr.ct 9: 3 Bedroomed Unfurnished Flat $600/-. District 19: 3 BedBedroomed semi-detached
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      1018 22 UNFURNISHED HOUSE, furnished apartment dlst. 15. Rent $400/- $500/-. Ring Mlas Tay ***** Spore after 10.00 a.m. *****7 after 5.30 p.m. OFF CAIRNHILL ROAD Dlat. 9 3-bedroomed furnished detached bungalow alrcond. large hall for entertainment, and large kitchen $2,400/-. Tel *****S Spore. LARGE 2-STOREV BUNGALOW 169 Eng Khong Oarden. Toh
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      902 22 OFF TBLOK KURAU ROAD, semidetached, double storey. 2.500 sq. ft. Freehold. 3 bedrooms. well-built, mosaic, vinyl tiles. Separate living' dining room. Selling furnished unfurnished. Ring Asia Management Services. *****/*****1. PORTABLE BUILDINGS FOR SALE OR RENTAL We manufacture the Delta "SKIDMOBILE a light, compact transportable building suitable for all types of
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      887 22 Codown stpaee vsesnt STORAGE SPACE available near town Ist. floor about 6.000 *q. ft. lultable for not too heavy merchandise. Tel. ***** Store Dept. B'pore CODOWN for long term lease. 10.000 sq. ft. Principals only Accessible to vehicles. Box A 5628 BT. Spore Shop* to lot SUPREME KwJSB Shops available
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      907 22 ARCHIPELACO SPECIAL TOURS. I Special Taiwan Japan Hongkong 15 Days $1750 Malaya West Coist 7 Days $100 $120 individual departure every Sunday groups departure any date*. Cameron Highlands 4 Days $65 '$80 Sundays. Malacca 1 Day $15-. Kota Tlnggi Tour $7 Sundays. Bangkok 'Chlengmal 15 Days $345 $360 iCoach Train)
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    Accident suit poser: Counsel disagree
    316 23 Accident suit poser: Counsel disagree SINGAPORE, Wed. Should details of an accident suit, settled by private negotiations, be divulged in court when the parties seek a consent judgment? "Yes." said lawyer Mr. H.E. Cashin who after giving tne settlement details of a negligence action —encountered opposition from defence counsel Mr.
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    'Pirate' fined
    37 23 SINGAPORE. Wed. A Jobless man, Chua Yang Han, 38, was fined $200 by a traffic court today after he admitted operating a pirate taxi in Jalan Toa Pa\oh on March 24. His car was forfeited.
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    37 24 ANG CHOON KOAY aged 74 passed away peacefully on 7th Sept. at 10 a.m. at his residence 50 Brickfields Road He leaves behind 2 sons and 4 daughters to mourn his loss. Funeral on Saturday at
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      Ashe takes a step nearer to unique US double
      501 24 IV EW YORK, Wed. Third-seeded Arthur Ashe, seeking to become the first man to win two American Open titles, yesterday advanced to the quarter-final round of the U.S. Open tennis championships at Forest Hills by beating John Alexander of Australia 6-4,
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      189 24 SOCCER, SONGS LOTTERY ITALIAN STYLE HOME, Wed. The first 1 love of the Italians Is songs. Soccer is a close rival. Lotteries rank next. So someone was bound sooner or later to hit on the Idea of a lottery based on soccer and songs. The lottery starts Oct. 3, the
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      Lock icon Sheffield strike in second half
      210 24 ONDON, Wed. Sheffield United, the English First Division leaders, beat Fulham 3-0 in the second round of the Football League Cup last night, but had to wait until the second half before their pressure told. Bill Dearden put United ahead in the 50th minute and
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      Smart trials by youngsters
      292 24  -  EPSOM JEEP By yWO smart youngsters, Interpol and Longfellow, who will clash in the Class 3 Div. 2 race over 6f on Sunday, impressed in workouts at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Interpol was pulling hard all the way as jockey Johnny Nelson restrained him to do 3f
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      Equal prize money demand by women
      170 24 Equal prize money demand by women MEW YORK. Wed. Many of the leading women tennis stars in the I *****.000 U.S. Open championship;, at Forest Hills are disgruntled that the men's prize money is three times the women's in this and most other tournaments. The women are particularly annoyed at
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      10 accept for Leger
      116 24 LONDON. Wed.— There will be an International challenge for the St. Leger. final classic of the British flat racing season, over 14f 132-yds at Doncaster on Saturday. Horses trained in France and Ireland, as well as Britain, are among the 10 left In the race at
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      Head again
      21 24 SYDNEY. Wed. Former Test star. Sir Donald Bradman. was tcday re-elected chairman of the Australian Cricket Board Of Control.
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      Lock icon Indians storm to victory
      50 24 LONDON. Wed. Opener Sunil Oavaskar hammered a superb century as the Indian cricketers stormed to a dazzling flve-wlcket victory over T. N Peaice's XI In their final tour match at Scarborough yesterday. Bcores: T.N. Pearce XI 357-3 dec and 199-3 dec. Indians 306 and 252-5. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Gethin with trophy
      38 24 Gethin with trophy DETER GE- THIN of Britain raises the championship trop h >• after winning the Italian Grand Prix at Monta on Sunday. He drove a BUM to victory in lhr 18:12.0 over the 316-kni course. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon The Oval goes 'pop' to help Surrey
      376 24 The Oval goes 'pop' to help Surrey LONDON. Wed.—English cricket is to go pop in an effort to retain its solvency, it was revealed yesterday. A hallowed bastion of the time honoured game the Oval cricket ground, in the heart of London is to be taken over for one day
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      Lock icon Life ban lifted
      119 24 T ONDON. Wed. The English Football Association yesterday lifted the life ban imposed eight years ago on former Mansfield player Brian Phillips. In 1963 Phillips was found guilty of bribery. Yesterday he appeared before a special commission of the Football Association set up under a new policy
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      83 24 NEW YORK. Wed Results of yesterdays baseball games: American League: Boston 9 New York 3: Baltimore 3 Cleveland 1; Detroit 3 Washington 2 (11 lnnc California 6 Oakland 1; Chicago 8 Minnesota 7; Kansas City 1 4 Milwaukee 3 National League: Montreal 9 New Ycrk I; St.
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      22 make the grade for S-Games athletics
      517 25  - 22 make the grade for S-Games athletics ERNEST FRIDA By p\ hNTY-TYVO athletes have qualified for the Sixth Seap Games at Kuala Lumpur in December, making themselves the biggest team to represent Singapore in an international athletic meet. This, however, is not the final team as there is a last
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      New dates
      26 25 SINGAPORE Badminton As&ocimUon'i 1971 inter-business in uses mixed team champion*hip has been postponed to Oct. 12 to Oct. 16. Entries close on s.-pt. 30.
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      INJURED LEOW OUT OF S'PORE XV
      200 25  - INJURED LEOW OUT OF S'PORE XV G. ROBERT By LEOW Kirn Liat, who was to have captained the Singapore side in the rugby international match against England on Oct. 3, has withdrawn from the team. Kirn Liat tore a ligament in his right leg during a league match on Monday
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      The girls outswim the boys
      451 25 THE girls outdo the boys at the Telok Kurau District Primary Schools annual swimming meet at Amber Road yesterday. International Lim Bee Lian. who competed sucessfully at the recent Asian Age Group in Tokyo, •vas star of the meet. Bee Lian who dominated the Girls
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      Cycling clubs plan to boost the sport in Singapore from 1972
      362 25 CINGAPORE Amateur Cycling Association hopes to boost the sport to a stronger and wider participation by all in 1972 with the formation of clubs, associations and teams. SACA secretary G. I. Balasundram said yesterday: "This is one of our
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      STTA lists 21 for Games training
      317 25  - STTA lists 21 for Games training PETER SIOW By CINGAPCRE Table Tennis Association has 43 selected 15 men and six woman players, many of them internationals, for centralised training for the SEAP Games at Kuala Lumpur in 1 December. The players are: MenTan Khoon Hong, Tan Kai Kok, Chia Chong
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      Harvey wins 'A' medal
      97 25 H.N. HARVEY with a nett 68 won the SICC A' division monthly medal, on a countback from N. Wilkins. at the Bulcit Course on Tuesday. The first nine ball sweep winner was N. Wilkins (nett 32J). while N. Clayjon (nett 35) won the second nine. Results
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      RSYC rowing
      49 25 REPUBLIC of Singapore Yacht Club will hold a rowing regatta off Sungel Pandan this Sunday. Teachers Training College Boat Club. RAF Changl Yacht Club and RSYC wIU be participating In the five events open coxed fours, veteran coxed fours, open single sculls, veteran sculls and ladles sculls.
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      Vietnamese schoolgirl in last four
      507 25  - Vietnamese schoolgirl in last four MAURICE KHOO By I^UALA LUMPUR. Wed. South Vietnam's IV schoolgirl Nguyen Thi Thin entered the last four of the women's singles on the second day of the Malaysian Open tennis championships here today. Unseeded Thi Thin. 19. delighted with gooa power ana control on serve
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      AUPE beat Vigilantes
      51 25 AMALGAMATED Union of Public Employees beat Vigilante Corps °B 5-2 in a FAS League Div. Three soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Scorers were Michael Leong <2i. Jeffrey Goh. (2> and Zainal Abidm for AUPE. and Anthony See (2) for Vigilantes. Fathul Kanb conceded a walkover to
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      1266 24 STRUCTURAL ENGINEER EXPERIENCE: Minimum 5 years' experience. DUTIES: In charge of Structural Engineering Branch of our Singapore Office. SALARY: Not less than $1,400-. p.m. CITIZEN: Singapore or Malaysia. Application to reach The General Manager, VALLENTINE, LAURIE DAVIES. P.O. Box S-16, Sentul, Kuala Lumpur. on or before 16th September, 1971. KION
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      733 24 ACT SHARIKAT2, IMS. COMPANIES ACT. 1965 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR Companies (Winding-up) No. 21 of 1971 In the matter ol the Companies Act 1965 And In the matter of Allex Trading Corpn Ltd 4i mile. Ipoh road. Kuala Lumpur. NOTICE is hereby given that a
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      45 25 Itl'GBY SRU League Div. 3 A' Coy 1 RNZIR v Admin Sp. Coy 1 RNZIR (Dieppe 5.15 p.m.t. SWIMMING SEAP Games trials (Tanjong Rhu 5.30 p.m. >. McNair District finals (Amber Rd. 2 p.m. i. SOCC'KK Friendly: Vigilante Corps v Kaki Bukit Youths (Geylang 5.15 p.m.i.
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    Forged shares: No report made to police
    225 26 Forged shares: No report made to police SINGAPORE, Wed. Police here today said they had received no report of the million-dollar bogus share certificates case. A London report had stated that Scotland's Yards Fraud Squad had sent a report to Singapore confirming that certain tin share certificates issued in Singapore
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    US-Japan talks today on money crisis
    122 26 US-Japan talks today on money crisis WASHINGTON. Wed. Cabinet-level talks opening her* tomorrow between the United States and Japan will focus on a wide range of economic issues, but informal discussions on Chinese representation at the United Nations are also anticipated. State Department officials said today. Department spokesman Charles Bray
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    33 26 BRISBANE. Wed. Brisbane police warned today that a gang of tombers was at large after two blasts in the city this week. Police cannot find any motive for the bombings. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Thai troops capture communist camp
    129 26 BANGKOK, Wed. Government forces captured a large communist jungle ramp complete with a basketball court and guerillas shot down a Government helicopter in southern Thailand, police sources said today. The souices said troops and police with helicopter K unship support last Monday seized the camp
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    Lock icon Buried alive
    28 26 CARDIFF. Wed. Three miners died yesterday when the roof of a coal mine collapsed, burying them under tons of rocks and rubble, mining officials uid. UPI.
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    Car mission
    30 26 TOKYO. W«<l. An el«htman mission from Japan s Toyota Motor Company leaves tomorrow for Peking in the hope of winning a foothold in the Communist Ch;.ia market.— UPl.
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    Lock icon Test for Nixon's new economic policies
    248 26 Test for Nixon's new economic policies WASHINGTON, Wednesday PRESIDENT Nixon's proposals to boost the American economy face their first legislative test today as Congress reopens after a month's holiday. Three key parts of Mr. Nixon's new economic policies must be approved before they can go into effect. They are the
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    Two killed in road crashes
    71 26 SINGAPORE, Wed. Two pedestrians were killed In separate road accidents today. A student, S. Chandra Mohan, 14. who was knocked down by a car at RAF Seletar. was sent to the Base Hospital and later transferred to Thomson Hospital, where he died at 2.45 p.m.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    337 26 TONDON. Wed. The iitock market closed mixed In relatively quiet trading. Dealers said that Interest was largely selective with some short-term protittaking following recent firmness. At 2.45 p.m. the Financial Times Index was down 1.3 at 429. 5. Closing middle prices of selected stocks, not including stamp duty,
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    RUBBER
    57 26 LONDON, Wtd. Spot 15. 90 Settle m«nt Oct. 14.13. Nov. 14. M. Oct. Dec. 14. W. Dee. 15. 08. Jan. March 18.50. April/June 16.50. July/Sept. 1T. 40. Oct./ Dec. 17. H3, Jan. /March 1R.50. April/ June 18.75. July /Sept. 19.00. Oct. Dec 16.30, c.l.f. basli porti. Sept. 13.40 ■Mm.
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    TIN
    35 26 IX>NDON. Wed. Bpot buyer* £1423 16). Mllcn £1425 £7). Forward buyen £1433 £3). tellen £M 3« I £5). Settlement £1421 (+£ll. Turnlover a.m. 185 tona p.m. 4 tons Tone: I Very iteidy but quiet.
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    Who's the owner?
    75 26 THE owner of this car is still missing— while a policeman in the background keeps an eye on it. The car was parked in Arab Street when it caught fire at 6.20 a.m. yesterday. A public -spirited man called the fire brigade, who put off the blaze
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    Lock icon Yahya bid to win over Mujib?
    68 26 Yahya bid to win over Mujib? DACCA. Wed. Sheik Mujibur Rahman has been "sounded" for possible reconciliation with the Yahya Khan Government, according to local newspaper reports. The reports said that the Awami League leader had been addressed through his defence lawyer. Mr. AX. Brohi of Karachi. It was also
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