The Straits Times, 10 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Fernandez gets 21 months
    379 1  - Fernandez gets 21 months Court 'no' to bail By BEN DAVIDSON: pORMER MSA secretary Gerald Fernandez r was sentenced today to 21 months' jail I and ordered to pay a "penalty" of $5,000 after he was convicted of corruption. Applica- Singapore, Thursday tion for bail pending appeal was rejected. The
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    Nixon: No more runaway inflation
    119 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs. President Nixon said today the 90-day freeze on wages and prices would end on Nov. 13. but all steps would be taken to see that America was never again afflicted by the virus of runaway inflation. The President, addressing a joint session of
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    3-MONTH BLOCK WORK PERMITS
    295 1 3-MONTH BLOCK WORK PERMITS NEW work permit scheme block permits valid for three months instead of one will be introduced on Oct. 1 to reduce the high turnover among non-citizen workers in building construction and thus contribute to the stability of the industn This will automatically relieve contractors and their
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    2 armed holdups in five minutes
    137 1  -  N. G. KUTTY By CINGAPORE, Thurs. Armed robbers staged two lightning holdups within five minutes of each other tonight and escaped with $7,000 and a tray-load of Jewellery. The value or the jewellery is being ascertained. Three men, one armed with a revolver and
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    2,394 divorces
    29 1 ROME. Thurs. In the first five months that divorce existed in J|aly some 2.394 couples were divorced more than half of them in the fifth month. May.
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    Monsoon deaths up
    212 1 SOLDIERS using floodlights battled through the night to build flood defences as the death toll from monsoon floods in the North Indian state of Uttar Pradesh reached 300. Lashing rains hampered troops building or repairing embankments along the swelling Gomatl River, a tributary of the Ganges. More
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    Floods hit Kuala Lumpur
    32 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Three houses were swept away and thousands fled their homes tonight when heavy rain caused heavy flooding in low lying areas alone the Gombak River.
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    Lock icon MALTA: BRITAIN OFFERS £10 M
    102 1 ONDON. Thurs Britain Lj has increased its offer of £8.5 million a year for the continued use of bases in Malta to £10 million. The new offer was made with the approval of Britain's NATO allies, official sources said. British officials also said Britain had
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    Lock icon Why I acted on Reds -by Marcos
    248 1 Why I acted on Reds -by Marcos MANILA, Thurs. President Marcos said in a newly-pub-lished book today he had to take extraordinary security measures last month to check Maoist terrorism or the Philippines would have fallen to the communists in two years. Mr. Marcos' book, an advance copy of which
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    Parliament recalled
    51 1 LONDON. Thurs. Britain s> Parliament, in recess until Oct. 18. has been summoned for a two-day emergency debate on Northern Ireland. The House of Commons will meet on Sept. 22 and 23. The House of Lords will meet on Sept. 22 and make us own arrangements for further
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    Toto winning numbers
    36 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The numbers picked in today's Toto draw 71/71 were: 43, 7. 13. 30 and 36. The additional number was 29. In Jhe circles draw, the numbers were 38. 11 and 39.
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    'Lost' boy found
    31 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Schoolboy Ravindran ValUpuram. 13. missing from his home in Singapore since Aug. 20. was found at the municipal car park in Jalan Mountbatten here, tonight.
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    Lock icon LORD SNOWDON FINED
    25 1 LORD SNOWDON FINED HAYWARD HEATH (England), Thurs. Lord Snowdon was found Kuilty of careless driving at Haywards Heath magistrate's court today and fined C2Q— AP.
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    Lock icon Surcharge may bring reprisals US warned
    258 2 Surcharge may bring reprisals US warned WASHIN GTON, Thurs- -Japanese Minister for Foreign /.Hairs Mr. Takeo Fiikuda warned yestirday that the 10 per cent import surcharge by the U.S. "may well bring about retaliatory measuies OH the part of other countries." Mr. Fukuda told a Press conference on the eve
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      Grenade threat in Mid-East skuiack
      486 2  -  THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE MAN who said he was a Palestine guerilla hijacked a Royal Jordanian Airlines Caravelle jet to Libya yesterday after threatening to blow it up with a hand grenade. The plane later returned to Amman after the hijacker got off
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      Lock icon Special report by man who saw it a11...
      74 2 Special report by man who saw it a11 The King called Us Prime Minister. Mr. Wasfi Tell to the airport and remained there alter mid night supervising the in vestigation. Jordanian planes flying between Amman and Beirut have had to fly over Egypt and Saudi Arabia >ince Syria last month
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      Lock icon Talks by US and Russia for harmony on high seas
      199 2 Talks by US and Russia for harmony on high seas WASHINGTON. Thursday. yHE United States and the Soviet Union are to begin talks in Moscow on Oct. 12 to avoid future tensions between naval forces of the two countries on the high seas. Mr Charles Bray, State Department Press spokesman,
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      Lock icon ANOTHER 'DEATH SQUAD' VICTIM IS FOUND
      103 2 mil DE JANEIRO. Thurs. Brazil's 'Death Squad has struck again. The tortured and bulletridden body of a man was found on a lonely spot on the road to Santos Police commissioner Mr. Milton Ccsta, who acted on an anonymous phone call, found the body
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      Lock icon Militant IRA leader Cahill back in Dublin
      264 3 Militant IRA leader Cahill back in Dublin I\UBLIN. Thurs. Militant Irish Republican Army leader Jo.- Cahill was led away by detectives when he arrived today after being refused entry to the United States. Police gave no immediate explanation for the detectlvci whether they were there as a security measure or
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      Lock icon Mrs B wasn't told of secret papers on insurgents
      195 3 Mrs B wasn't told of secret papers on insurgents COLOMBO, Thursday CORNIER Ceylon Premier Mr. Dudley Sena- nyake was accused yesterday of failing his country by not placing two secret documents on the developing insurgent movement before the new government The charge was mude by Constitutional Affaire Minister. Dr. Colvin
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      Why Egypt won't lose with a Suez accord
      505 3 Why Egypt won't lose with a Suez accord JSRAEL is ready to reassure Egypt that an interim settlement to reopen the Suez Canal would not be allowed to congeal into a permanent status quo, that it would instead pave the way for broader accords to resolve the Arab-Israeli :onfrontation. Authoritative
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      Lock icon Diplomat faces murder charge
      140 3 Diplomat faces murder charge WASHINGTON. Thurs. A US diplomat has been charged with the murder of a colleague who was found dead in the American Emba.<-sy in Santa Isabel. Equartorial Guinea, 1 the U.S. District Attorney's Office announced yesterday. The diplomat Mr. Alfred Erdos. is In a Washington hospital after
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      Lock icon Hunt for stolen paintings stepped up
      90 3 Hunt for stolen paintings stepped up VENICE. Thurs. Special art squad of the Rome police yesterday joined the hunt (or live stolen Renaissance masterpieces amidst a mounting pub- lie outcry over a current wave ol painting thefts in Italy. The Rome detectives are help- ing Venice police trying to track
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      Lock icon Too hot trail
      47 3 HONO KONG. Thurs. Four police dogs died of heat stroke yesterday during a manhunt for a suspected murderer I on an island near Hong Konn. The search failed to locate the fugitive who allegedly killed a woman on a junk with a chopper. AP.
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      Lock icon Peter Lawford to wed again
      148 3 Peter Lawford to wed again LO S ANGELESThurs. Film actor Peter L iwford, 18, formerly married to the late President Kennedy* sister Patricia, will wed the daughter cf U-W-vi-siuri i-omedian Dan Kowan, on Oct 31. Rowan, *t;ir of the television show Laugh -in. announced the wedding between Lawford and his
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      A BLACK RUNNING MATE POSER
      144 3  -  MUSKIE BY LOS ANGELES. Thurs. Sen. Edmund Muskie said yesterday he expects that all potential presidental candidates must face the queslion of whether they would have a black running-mate. The Maine Democrat also confirmed that he told about 35 black community leaders here i.ii Tuesday
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      Lock icon Fatal mauling MADRID. Thurs. — A tiger
      22 3 Fatal mauling MADRID. Thurs. A tiger Ix-lonping to the Berlin Circus ,iv mauled to death a French employee who en- Reuter. CONNALLY
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      Lock icon BIG JUMP IN MIGRANTS CLAIM BY POWELL
      117 3 BIG JUMP IN MIGRANTS CLAIM BY POWELL LONDON. Thurs. British right-wing politician Mr. Enoch Powell tonight claimed a jump of over 17 per cent in net immigration in the first year Ol Conservative Government, compared with the last year of Labour rule. Mr Powell, a Conservative Member of Parliament, ,aid
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      Lock icon Last laugh on the clown (in court)
      106 3 pERTII, Thurs. Offi- cials today stared in disbelief M defendant who arrived in court here dre>sed in a red. white and blue suit covered in polka dots. The man, a part-time clown. 22-year-old Colin nugent. was in court to answer charges of failing
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      Lock icon AWAITING DEATH WITH A SMILE
      67 4 Condemned robber Joel Amamiye (left) smiles as Father Deeney, A Roman Catholic priest, prays for his soul yesterday before Amamiye was executed by firing squad in Lagos, Nigeria. A special tribunal found seven men guilty of robbing a factory. One policeman was killed during the
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      Lock icon Bormann was not our spy say Russians
      261 4 Bormann was not our spy say Russians MOSCOW, Thursday 'PASS last night angrily denied a West German allegation that Hitler's deputy, Martin Bormann, was a spy for the Russians. The agency dismissed as a fabrication the claim made in the memoirs of former West German Secret Service chief Mr. Relnhard
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      Lock icon Student dies in crash
      63 4 AUSTIN, (Minnesota), Thurs. An exchange student from Taiwan was killed yesterday v.h^n a car In which he and three other students were riding crashed on a highway near Austin. The dead man was Identified as Chla Nlng. 23. who arrived In San Pranclsco from Taiwan on
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      Lock icon Priest held
      38 4 NEW YORK. Thurs. The FBI announced yesterday that agents have arrested the Rev. Edward J. McGo van, 36, a Jesuit priest, tn connection with the destruction of draft files in Camden. New Jersey. last month. A.P.
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      Lock icon Taiwan clause to stay say sponsors
      178 4 Taiwan clause to stay say sponsors -Expel UNITED NATIONS. Thurs. Sources close to the sponsors of the Albanian resolution to seat China in the UN. and expel Taiwan denied reports yesterday that they may drop the expulsion clause to make the text more acceptable to the General Assembly. One informant
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      Lock icon EEC: CALL FOR FRESH TALKS
      213 4 'Terms too stiff' LONDON, Thursday. pORMER Labour Home Secretary Mr. James Callaghan urged last night new negotiations with the European Common Market to win better terms for British entry. Mr. Callaghan, a longstanding opponent of the EEC. said the terms the Conservative Government hoped to
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      Lock icon Russia fires new blast at -China
      263 4 Russia fires new blast at -China- MISGIVINGS OVER NEW DETENTE SOVIET newspaper last night fired off a fresh blast at China for Russian readers here while Moscow's leaders prepared to go abroad and persuade the world of the rightness of their cause. An article in the Izvestla compared the Chinese
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    Two offfor two-year course at Sandhurst
    128 5 Two offfor two-year course at Sandhurst SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Two soldiers from the SAF Officer Cadet Course left today for a two-year training course at Sandhurst .Military College in Britain. Chan Seng ;Ieng, and Sm Seow Uan. both 21, are being trained under the S%Fs overall scholarships and training scheme for
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    ... 'mo Dltter strife" ROBBERIES IN PAYA LEBAR: 4 YOUTHS CHARGED
    139 5 'mo Dltter strife" ROBBERIES IN PAYA LEBAR: 4 YOUTHS CHARGED CINOAPORE, Thurs— Four youths who the prosecution said are believed to be Involved In a number of robberies at Faya Lebar were today charged in court. Ooh Mong Eng. 22. was charged with having two daggers at Dunsfold Drive, Braddel
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    Trade drive by South Korea
    60 5 Trade drive by South Korea SINGAPORE, Thurs. South Korea is to mount a trade offensive In Southeast Asia. From tomorrow, 14 South Korean trade commissioners lrom the various consulates and embessles In the region will meet In Singapore to map out strategies. Mr. Suk Hlen Yoon, ViceMlnlster for Foreign Affairs.
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    Bill for House
    25 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs.— Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sut Sen will introduce the National Stalls tlcal Commission BUI In Parliament at it* next sitting.
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    $70 mil project study
    34 5 PENANG. Thurs.— Appointment of a firm of international consultants to undertake a feasibility study and design for the $70 million Penanr linkage (bridge •ad tunnel) project will be announced tomorrow.
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    New BUI
    23 5 New Bill SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Finance Minister. Mr. Hon Sui Sen, will introduce a Pensions (Amendment) Bill at the next sitting of Parliament.
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    Warning of hard times before economy takes off
    301 5 Rattray pays tribute to Govt and says: We shall overcome SINGAPORE, Thursday pHK Employers' Federation warned today of difficulties ahead as Singapore's economy gathered momentum for the "take-off" from a developing to a developed stage. But its executive director, Mr. J.J. Rattray,
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    'S'pore has made best of both worlds'
    331 5 'S'pore has made best of both worlds' of the vital part that profits played in the maintenance and expansion of a business. The most outstanding example was the way In which the NTUC leadership accepted the legislative changes in 1968 In the overall Interests of Singapore, despite the difficulties for
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    Youth who insisted on going to -jail
    258 5 Youth who insisted on going to -jail- CINGAPORE, Thurs. For half an hour, a district judge tried to convince a youth that the Reformative Training Centre would be the perfect place for him to serve sentence. But hawfcer Tan Swee Hoon. 19. still unconvinced, insisted that "prison is the better
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    Schoolgirl hit by car dies in hospital
    85 5 Schoolgirl hit by car dies in hospital CINGAPORE, Thurs.— A schoolgirl died in Thomson Hospital last night shortly after she was knocked down by a car at the 12 m.s. Sembawang Road Police toUay said that Toh Chow Yong, 14, was walking with a friend. Teng Sow Kow, 61, when
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    AUSTRALIA MAY ADOPT INCOME INSURANCE SCHEME
    217 6 AUSTRALIA MAY ADOPT INCOME INSURANCE SCHEME CINGAPORE, Thurs. J A visiting Australian Labour Party official today praised NTUC'S INCOME scheme and said that this insurance policy would be adopted in Australia in the near future. However, said Mr. John Egerton. who Is also president of Queensland's Trade and Labour Council,
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    Move by PSA to boost pollutionfree campaign
    336 6 Move by PSA to boost pollutionfree campaign SINGAPORE, Thursday THE public will soon see several pretty 1 wicker litter bins dotting the harbour as the Port of Singapore Authority steps up action for the Government's coming nationwide pollution-free campaign For the month-long campaign, which begins on Oct. 1, will pay
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    MAN ON 'PIRATED TAPES' CHARGE
    64 6 MAN ON 'PIRATED TAPES' CHARGE SINGAPORE, ihurs. Shop proprietor (ing Chew Siang. 46, was charred today with having 305 pirated cassette tapes and six recording reels for sale at Sun Ah Store in Transit Road, off Sembawang Road, on Sept. 2. The tapes allegedly included recordings from the Columbia, Cosdel.
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    Two fined for illegal bid to enter port
    77 6 Two fined for illegal bid to enter port SINGAPORE. Thurs. Fwo men were fined $50 each today for trying to enter the Port of Singapore Authority, without valid passes. Ng Ah Kow. a lorry driver, and Choo Thiam Hock, a labourer, admitted using passes belonging to Lee Hong Heng and
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    Waiter pawned stolen watch for girl's abortion –
    138 7 Waiter pawned stolen watch for girl's abortion PENANG. Thurs. To help his girl friend pay for an abortion, former waiter Nlcho Dem v s Margemus Monteiro, now unemployed, pawned a watch belonging to her mother, a magistrate's court was told today. "From our investigations, we gather that the girl herself
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    72 accidents
    12 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs There were 72 road accidents, eight KIiCUS, yesterday.
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    SMA's 'No' to prices board proposal
    302 7 'Not in an open market like Singapore' THK Singapore Manufacturers Association, today disagreed with the Singapore Consumers's Association (CASK) that there was a need for a Board on Price Policy to safeguard consumers' interests. The SMA said it felt that such a board might
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    Private eye slaying: Another man held
    169 7 Private eye slaying: Another man held SINGAPORE, Thurs. 13 The ClD's homicide Squad have detained a second man in connection with the murder of private detective Wang Fee Pok. 28. Wang was stabbed to death on June 15 at a kampong track in Ulu Seletar by a group of people.
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    Electronic flood warning system
    73 7 Electronic flood warning system IPOH. Thurs. Perak has been placed on flood alert and a new-type electronic early warning system will begin operation shortly, it was announced here today. A telemetnc system has been installed in Kampong Lallang and Kuala Kenderong in Upper Perak. where the Perak River has its
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    Burnt car: Owner reports to police
    72 7 Burnt car: Owner reports to police SINGAPORE, Thurs. The owner of the Mini Minor which caught fire in Albert Street yesterday, made a report at the Sepoy Lines Traffic Police Station today. Mr. M. P. Davis. 40, a PWD technician, said the fire could have been caused by a short
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    Deepavali evening
    50 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Indian Film. Arts and Dramatic Society will present "Deepavali Nite". under the patronage of the Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. at the National Theatre on Sept. 23 at 8 p.m. The highlights of the evening will be the "Toray Deepavali Queen" contest.
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    Fisherman to stand trial
    55 7 MUAR. Thurs. A fisherman. John Tan. 30. was today committed to stand trial at the High Court. He is accused of murdering his wile, seven-year-old son and three-year-old daughter "somewhere gt sea" three miles from Muar River estuary In March. The five-day preliminary inquiry at Tannkak
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    STORE TO TAKE PART IN BERLIN FAIR
    76 7 STORE TO TAKE PART IN BERLIN FAIR SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Manufacturers Association will take part in a week-long trade fair, "Partners for Progress" in West Berlin from Sept. 20. Thirteen members of SMA will go to this fair. Their exhibits will include knitted garments, socks, women's fashion wear, men's
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    Road test plan
    45 7 KUALA LUMTUR. Thurs. The Ooveniment is to examine private vehicles more than live yrars old there are more than 385.0C0 of thfm now for roadworthiness before renewing their road tax licences soon, the mlt.lMer of Transport. Daio Abdu! Ohani Gilcng. announced tod.-v.
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    Teacher who feared he would be killed found dead
    200 7  - Teacher who feared he would be killed found dead By K.S. SIDHU SINGAPORE, Thursday. J A school teacher who feared that someone would kill him, was found dead at the foot of his Jalan Kukoh flats at 1 a.m. today. Tay Eng Siong, 23, a second language teacher at Dunearn
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    Knifed tec out of hospital
    52 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Detective Naser Ahmad, who was stabbed in the stomach by one of two robbery suspects af King George V Park on Aug. 31. was discharged yesterday from Outram Hospital. The two youths, who were I later shot by the police, are recovering in
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      286 7 Pukkalahib Sundav Paste of chtllie. twist of coriander a sprinkling of pepper milk of coconut, swirls of onion, pinch of tirffron, chopped fl«H<c, fat and s«lt to U&e Mmced chicken, prawn, beef or mutton. Bring to bO'l and stu Mulligatawny cambals. pickle and poppadtiflt Served With piping hot rice by
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    Barisan man freed from detention
    120 8 Barisan man freed from detention SINGAPORE. Thurs. A former literacy teacher of the Barisan Sosialis Tanjong Pagar branch, Mr. l.im Fook Sin, 20, was released from detention today. In a statement he said he regretted his past misdeeds and was determined to sever all connections with the procommunists. l.im began
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    Morphine fine
    33 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Chua Geok Koon. 32. was fined $90 today when he admitted having Btt grams of morphine at Ttong Bnhru Road at 8.15 a.m. today. He had two previous convictions.
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    I'll never go out alone again says Ah Chung
    388 8  - I'll never go out alone again says Ah Chung FATHER STILL FINDS IT HARO TO BELIEVE SON IS BACK By BAILYNE SUNG THK whole affnir slill seems fantasticeven now but there's nothing like seeing it in black and white to confirm it really happened. And that was exactly what Ah
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    Delegates tour Jurong
    56 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. After a whole morning of discussion, the 80 delegates of the "Mini Mill" symposium today took time off to tour two factories. They visited the National Iron bnd Pteel Mills in Jurong and Juronst Shipyard. The symposium, organised by the Southeast Asia Iron anot Steel
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    MP to visit flats
    40 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Wong Lin Ken. MP for Alexandra, will visit homes of members of the Queenstown Neighbourhood VI house-owners' association on Sept. 19. He will look into complaints by flat owners about their poiru blocks
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    Peking mission: Malay Chamber meeting
    104 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Malay Chamber of Commerce will decide tomorrow whether to join a Chinese Chamber of Commerce trade delegation to Peking. According to the President of the :dalay Chamber Inche Syed Alwi AlkafT. three members had indicated that they would like to join the
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    BE 'EXTRA ALERT' CALL BY RAZAK
    62 8 BE 'EXTRA ALERT' CALL BY RAZAK A LOR STAR. Thurs. Tun Abdul Razak today called on the people of Kedah to be always on "extra alert" against communist terrorists who are always trying to enter the country to carry out their treacherous acts against the Government. The Prime Minister, here
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    Duty on crockery is lifted
    64 8 Duty on crockery is lifted SINGAPORE. Thurs. —The 10 per cent customs duty on porcelain, crockery and ornamental articles will be abolished tomorrow. Canvas, impregnated or coated with artificial plastic materials, will also be excluded from duty. A Customs Department statement said duty of IS per cent ad valorem or
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    Bid to stop Singapore becoming a narcotic base
    385 9  - Bid to stop Singapore becoming a narcotic base SINGAPORE, Thursday TIIL Government is speeding up measures to counter the danger of Singapore being turned into a "narcotic Istanbul" of Asia Singapore Customs' two main weapons against the potential syndicates operating here, will be: SWEEPING amendments to the present Dangerous Drugs
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    ANOTHER CUSTOMS JOLT FOR PENANG
    102 9 ANOTHER CUSTOMS JOLT FOR PENANG PBNANG, Thurs. The island's free nort status has taken another jolt. At midnight last night the customs slapped duties on 105 imported articles, at an average of 25 per cent. Besides certain types of textiles and "made up" goods (made of textiles) articles affected include:
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    60 mph lorry
    40 9 SINGAPORE Thur« Lorry driver Chua Kwee Llm was lined $7.) by a traffic court today after he admitted speeding in his lorry at CO m.p.h. along Juronir Road or. March UK a 30 m.p.h. speed limit ana.
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    Found dead near flats
    41 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The body of a man was found at the foot of Block 27. in Jalan Memuina Barat at 6.30 p.m. today. Police Identified him as Tan Ah Chin. 49. of Block 105. Gagak Selari Barat.
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    More MSA flights to Australia under study
    169 9 More MSA flights to Australia under study CINGAPORE, Thurs. MSA is looking into the possibility of incr c a s ing its flights to Australia. The airline, it Is understood, is adopting a flexible attitude on this matter. Should MSA find it feasible, it may introduce additional flights to Australia.
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    Man stabbed after quarrel on island
    69 9 Man stabbed after quarrel on island SINGAPORE. Thurs. Hupahun bin Sapri, 27. of St. John Island was admiti ted to Outram Hospital today with a stab wound. He was stabbed in the stomach after a heated argument with some people on the island at 330 p.m. He was rushad to
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    Methodist choice
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Thur.v. The Bishop of the MehodiM churches in Singapore and Malaysia. Dr. Vap Kim Hao. has be»n elected vice-chairman of the executive committee of the Wurld Methodist Council at its recent annual conference in Denver Colorado.
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    Still going up...
    33 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Water consumption went up yesterday by 300,000 gallons to 104.2 million callous the sixth time in the last eight days that it has passed the 100-million gallon mark.
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      231 9 Straits Times Crossword 1H^ HF H^ |HHB flf HB 7 |H ACROSS about hair? (6). 7 Wrere production mav be at ft J™ ere soldier l h h deUght the »ronc rate (7» finds a (7K Has Z™ for an umpire. J» d "<>^ 10 T lot of food on
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    Tussle for bank employees' union leadership
    240 10 Tussle for bank employees' union leadership CINGAPORE, Thurs. »J A tussle for leadership of the 3.900-member Singapore Bank Employees' Union is on. All the 27 seat? in its central executive committee are being contested. A total of 47 candidate: mostly from the present and previous committeesare standing for election at
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    Permits to be withdrawn
    57 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. All pintable licences issued to shopkeepers in Selangor are to bt withdrawn forthwith. "We have received far too many complaints on the nuisance of pintable and Its gambling temptation for ovr youths." Jhe Mentri Brsar. Dato Harun mm Iris, said after presiding at
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    DEATH-FALL OF GIRL, 14, AT WORKSITE
    100 10 DEATH-FALL OF GIRL, 14, AT WORKSITE SINGAPORE. Thurs. A 14-year-old girl construction worker fell to her death while working on the twelfth floor of an uncompleted block of flats, a coroner's court heard today. Phua Grok Tin was collecting refuse when she fell from the block in Toa Payoh on
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    Jail and rotan for rape
    66 10 KUALA LLMPUR. Thurs. Part-time caddy K. Murthy. 19. was sentenced to three years Jail and three strokes of the rotan by the Special Sessions Court today for raping a teenage wife. Two others. P. Munusamy. 24. and R. Suppaya, 21. both lalouiers. whe also raped
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    Course in kart making
    42 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs The Chinese YMCA will conduct a five-week workshop course or. the conHructim of Go-karts at Us Tanclin centre on Sundays at 230 p.m beginning this Sunday. The fee is $10 for members ar.d $15 for non-members.
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    Govt 'no' to hawkers, market owners on committee
    164 10 rE Government has rejected a proposal that hawkers and market owners associations be represented on the newly-formed Hawker Centres Development Committee. The proposal was made by the Singapore Private Market Owners' Association. Rep,ying io the assoclation, the committee said that having private
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    Scouts' annual inspection
    39 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The President oi the Tanglin district Singapore Scout Association. Mr Yeo Hock Thye will inspect a guard-of -honour at the association's first annual general inspection at Whltley Secondary School on Saturday at 4 pm.
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    Hawker loses $20,850 Toto claim
    478 10 Hawker loses $20,850 Toto claim EMU IT hawker Tan Kirn Huat today lost his Ilii^h Court claim for the first prize of $20,850 in the inaugural Toto draw on June !>. 1968. Tan had sued the Toto organisers, Singapore Pools Pte. Ltd.. and their former agent. Acme Co Ltd. of
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      168 10 f#o#» 1 Hamlin THE MEN HAVE YES, BUT I > ~~S HOORAY FOR I I YOU'RE MY, YES.' LOOK OUT, L^ BUTTERTHE BIGGEST /THINK M ELBA'S (OH GCXSOY/ J MELBA/ 2. BOUNP TO WE'RE SO GIRLS, BE/ WHOOP&-. FINGERS.'/ \t EGG ENTEREP 1 GOING TO BEAT V _-^7/ WIN WTTH
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      605 11 KDunhillShop Singapore IWi >\ L^^E **^^^P^ carat B°^ Rollagas lighter in nugget finish mt -M m m IJi m HHRbSI liiliii $2,900*. Dunhill automatic watch. Superb L 3 llMMlli^^^S> iLl^J^^fcw' -«aIL* f fa%^_*ML ~«^*-x Lt. 11l Mi^^Me^HK^tMl croc °dile case with solid gold trim. Gold BHIBhI ■^m^SS^^H I Er^^Bl *s^^^^^^^^9f*
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      NO TO SPRINGBOKS
      427 12 When South Africa left the Commonwealth in a huff 10 years ago, a cartoonist depicted that country as beginning its withdrawal from the world. Since then, the world including the world of sport has pulled away from South Africa. The Australian Board of Cricket Control's decision to
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      DELAYED JUSTICE
      274 12 Next only to miscarriage of justice nothing undermines a people's faith in a country's system of administering justice than the inordinate delay in its dispensation. This is particularly true of criminal cases in which several months elapse befcre the accused are brought to trial. Whether they are held
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      MALTA MAKES ITS POINT
      336 12 Malta has made its point which Britain cannot fail to see. It has banned dutyfree fuel for foreign forces in the island and this could not have ccme as a surprise either to Whitehall or Nato. For its part, Nato has already announced its decision to
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    FACE OF GENIUS
    520 12  -  ...BUT BRAIN POWER ISN'T EVERYTHINGTHANK GOODNESS! BY LAWRENCE BASAPA Singapore IF you're not at the top of your job, it might comfort you to know that you probably have a higher intelligence quotient than your boss. But don't be too gleeful-about it. In Singapore IQ tests are
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    Lock icon A cool look at the hot issues in U.N.
    635 12  -  ITNITED NATIONS A record 108 items are proposed for inclusion on the agenda of the 26th United Nations General Assembly beginning here on September 11. but one will dominate discussions. This is, of course, che oft-debated question of membership for the
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      TIME FOR FAIR PLAY FOR THE MALES, ALSO
      139 12 (}OOD LUCK to the women nurses in their light for equal pay. But let us have fair play for their male counterparts, the hospital assistants. The public appears to think that the two groups have more or less identical qualifications. This Is
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    Suitable cases for treatment
    833 12  - Suitable cases for treatment TAKING THE NURSES' TEMPERATURE ON THEIR PAY AND PROSPECTS* NURSE L. has had nine proposals of marriage this year. And so she reckons she's entitled to equal pay with men This may seem an odd statistic to introduce into the Malaysian nurses' current campaign for parity
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      23 12 A A SELSUN fMHk APA IS YOUR ANSWER K^Q a ABBOTT V 7 V y HEALTH CARE WORLDWIDE AVAILABLE AT TSEI-Sljii'- ALL PHARMACIES
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    Business Times
    14 13 COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 10, 1971
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    New powers sought to protect the Swiss franc
    407 13 New powers sought to protect the Swiss franc BERNE: The Government has decided to ask Parliament lor new powers to protect the economy from outside disturbances, safeguard the buying power of the Swiss franc and ward off inflows of speculative capital. In a communique Issued after the regular weekly meeting
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    Crisis— S'pore motor assemblies
    735 13  - Crisis S'pore motor assemblies TOP MAKES (cars and trucks) TIIK local assembly industry in Singapore must be at crisis point from the way sales of cars and trucks have gone during the first half of the year. Where in the past erosion of its ix>sition has been only in its
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    TOP CAR MODELS
    21 13 MORRIS OXFORD (Diesel) DATS UN 1200 MERCEDES 200 TOYOTA COROLLA MAZDA 1000 Units sold 1,003 452 392 370
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    CITY TALK
    167 13  -  By MAC'S ugly duckling SUBANG is in for a surprise on Wednesday. A flying box will drop from the skies and trundle into MAC's hanger. It is MACs latest purchase, a Belfast-made Skyvan capable of transporting 18 passengers or two tons of cargo. It may CROESUS look the
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    SELCO WINS CONTRACT TO REFLOAT TWO TYPHOON-HIT SHIPS IN H.K.
    180 13 TYPHOON ROSE sunk or stranded 28 ships off Hong Kong in late August. One of the first salvage teams on the spot was Singapore-based Selco, a member of the Pan-Electric group. Against competition from two Japanese salvage crews and one
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    Good recovery by NMG teams in 2nd period
    504 13 "THE most crucial ■I period of the economy in the National Management Game in Singapore seems to have passed as teams after the first period debacle are now all set on the slow road to recovery. First trading period conditions appear to
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    M and G profits hit high
    223 13 M and G profits hit high PROFITS at Motor ana General Underwriters Investment Holdings raced ahead in the past financial year to top last year's record figures by 94 per cent. The bulk of the Improvement came from underwriting and reinsutance and more should come now that this tiny company
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      57 13 INSIDE Japan is poised to become Singapore's ton trade partner: Marketing column; People in business. Page 14. 0 Company Brews; Share market report; Weekly rubber review: Commodities; Overseas markets New York. Melbourne. Hong Kong; Closing prices and business done. Page IS. Quartzoid Bulb Automatic Sprinkler i^k. KA Mm Jt \»m
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    MARKETING
    498 14 Well groomed campaign 'THE well groomed A Vaseline people have got every reason to smile for the campaign to groom the local Beau Brummel seems to have made its impact on the slick heads if the response to their congest is anything to go by. Overwhelmed by the deluge
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    182 14 Mr. Lim Ho inn, a director of S. F. Leow (S). has been elected president of the management committee of the Insurance Institute of Singapore for 1971-72. Capt. Philip Rivers (Master Mariner, Herring Caleb Brett) is vice president, Mr. Nr Ghent Kwee (manager, S. F. Leow, Singapore)
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    Japan is poised to become Singapore's top trade partner
    827 14  - Japan is poised to become Singapore's top trade partner JAPAN, which trebled its trade with Singapore in the las! five years, is poised to overtake Malaysia as the Republic's No. 1 trade partner in the next two or three years. But the widening trade gap, now $1 billion in Japan's
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      CLOSING PRICES
      783 15 ANO KUALA tUMPU«T«AD.NC rooms of mi *j°^m"ti ?m rRACK.A ".TtRDAY Wt«t: INDUITRIALI IMDOiTRIALI I_ > 1 41 1 4fl 1+ Ot > IM +03 +01 12S +01 237 239 +02 i'<al i« I'm "V, <t'm\ *-JI \nl lin In* IVa Ml 334 342 +02) J 2-" +0Z 105
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        204 15 i fsJEW YORK. Wed. The market put on what analysts called "another tredHable performance- ln a rather cautious trealng Fe«Man. Inducing this hesitancy was n *ws »na' President Nixon will address a Joint >c slon of Congress tomorrow. While market obs-ervers are not fearful that the speech will
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        Australian funds
        16 15 (A. ut sept. 7. Fund of Au.t .terllnx A 54.17 A ?A. :V88^{laV, A"08
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        STRAITS TIN UP AGAIN
        155 15 STRAITS TIN UP AGAIN fHE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday went up again by $1.12* to $628.12^ per picul on an official offering down four tons at 243 tons. The overnight London metal price was very steady with forward buyers quoted £5 higher at £1,435 per metric ton. The
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        Gold market
        55 15 Wxtntrtay Timday •U.S. SU.S. -ondon 41.40 41.63 lelrut 41.70 41.03 lonxkonn 42.90 43 26 iurlch 41.SSB 41 5SB 41.358 41.738 'aru 42.06 42.21 'port (1) 43.20 43.273 S t 'pore (2) 139.20 139.30 1) Export price In non-iterlloc area* In US dealers per ounce. 2) Local dealen price*
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        Copper prices
        33 15 London copper prlcei on Wednesday (previous In brackets): Wirebar Spot buyer (434.00 (£443.30) Mller 1438.30 (1444.00): Three Months buyer £447.30 (£453.00) seller £44H.OO (£433.30). Market fnt: Eaaltr. Sales: 3. 130 tons.
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      Exchange rates
      189 15 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 be.s; agreed merchant rates us at Sept. 9. Local dollar* to one unit Sellinr. Buyln* of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Iff Sterling Pound 7.3850 7.3525 7 3400 Australian Dollar 3.4525 3 4100 3.3900 Canadian Dollar 2.9750
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        Rises
        67 15 Bt. Semb. $4 44 +.40 I on $3.90 +.16 M and G $1 67 +.11 SpI. Property $140 +.10 Guinness $6 05 +.10 M. Breweries $6 90 +.10 T.tng Menr $129 +.09 F. E. L'ston $1 92 +.09 E. N. E. $3.20 +.08 Setron $148 +.05 T. Harbour $2
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        Falls
        22 15 Fusan $1 24 -.04 Kl,m.. K i, Ka Corn 1171 ""'ft! Snor^ Merlin in R7 ~'m I pore MerHn ,0.67 -03
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        17 15 F- L- Lston 481.000 Haw Par 202.000 r.b,rEi.hU *****0 M and G Hold. 121X00
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        36 15 Sept. 8 Sept. 9 indusi.iaU 180 70 ***** "wwuiau. »»o <0 181.36 f HoUls. 6M .g J3 Propertiet: 128.00 130.33 t Tin.: 97.29 97.32 f M 9" DfC 30> 196S Io° ,g. 3,. ,968 ,00
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      F. Lady tumbles again
      427 15 UAIR Lady Fashions' ■T anticipated recovery from its 1970 setback does not appear to be going along as swimmingly as hoped for. Interim results announced yesterday show all too clearly that profits have continued down the slippery slope. Only a bouyant second half seems likely to
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      The Merlin (M) answer
      212 15 N ANSWER to a query I from the management Df the Stock Exchange -egarding the share swop ivith Faber Union, Merlin flotel Malaysia's directors lave pointed out that :he issue of 4 million >hares ls authorised und»r Article 7 of the cam•jany's Articles of Asso:iatlon. They
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      Rubber gains
      317 15 rkPENING quotations in the rubber market yesterday were marked down, reflecting Wednesday's afterclose easiness in Singapore and lower overseas advices. First business was struck at selling level and later the market steadied on forward hedge demand. Turnover, confined to RSS One, was fair. The morning session closed quiet.
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      Sentiment improves in the market
      226 15 Sentiment improves in the market S^TSST, BS2 slight yin quiet trad l!?r on .hMS,tocls h chanre of Malaysia ana Sinjapore yesterday, A numbrr of f,rm spots w *rr nuted mainly on h"lt^? V"mi a<; c»unl and this had a salutary effect on a number of other industrials in which g^
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      Asian dollar
      69 15 1TIESE rates were quoted or the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rajes are foi leposits of US$25,000 and above 1 nith 8 1/8 to 8 3 8 2 mths 8 1/8 t i 8 3 8 3 mths 8 3. 16 lo 8 7/16' 6 mths 8 3/16
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      CLOSING PRICES SEPT.
      21 15 CLOSING PRICES SEPT. ribbkr 99.00 cents (up 0.25 cents), TIN: $628.12. (up si. 121). Official offerinu 243 tons (down 4 tons).
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      PRODUCE
      70 15 CH!""Bll!:; oou" MEXCrHL^" c pricupir picui yutirday ceeenut on: bum »so mmtn, drum "SUS"-— <fo.b., »ept/ o<t. rx com »3o b. p.pp»: M^tok aha white f.o.b. IOOr; Nlv Sarawak wh(|e fob M,. NLW $)s2J MUm ZZr^!*^^o^ SS S&^-Sfc {fflS $170 ien er«. Ceßee: AP 1 fob. $10!) irller* ap.
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      PALM OIL
      30 15 on on WldnMday he prl( of Malayan 5 p,r r,m cik European porta In bulk. .terltnu per long ton Jan FVb. »v quoted at UK jilt *ell*r» (unchanKed>.
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      Week of restricted movements
      355 15 "THE week was one of 1 restricted fluctuations, generally between 99 and 101 cents for current month, and very little emerged in the way of fresh incentive or guidance towards a future trend, says Holiday, Cutler Bath in its weekly rubber review. The one feature was
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      BUSINESS DONE
      752 15 B^'f^^f in and X*"l** to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets ln lot* of 1 000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Allied Choc. (2) 1 85. (3) 1.86. (1) ■£j*ai :i 8o8, D i.
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      MELBOURNE
      288 15 TVTELBOURNE. Thurs-Heavy-iU welcht miners were severely cut back ln quiet tradlnn on the Melbounie Stock Exchange today. Oils were marginally down while speculative miners were dull and fractionally easier, Industrials were barely steady with selected losses among the Wdtrs CRA fell to a new all time low oi $6.30
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      Indices
      73 15 FINANCIAI TIMES TINS Worlnfsrßv 71 SO. •ri7»<!rtuv 71 ni A)1"? a > V. wetK ago 71.33 Rl BBERS Wednesday 215.52 Tuesday 214.73 Week ago 206 13 OILS WwinMrinv -»19 41 xi»>ir£v iiHl 4)i'f „1 Week ago 332.20 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 429.6 Tuesday 430.6 Week ago 413 0 wednesda1?01. s™"5™" 920.93
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      576 16 !j STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA SINGAPORE j GENERAL MANAGER The Committee of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore invites applications i I for the position of General Manager of the Exchange. 2. Trie General Manager reports to the j Committee and will direct the operations of < j I
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      824 16 HY-Q ELECTRONICS PTE. LTD. SALES MANAGER 9 HY-Q ELECTRONICS, manufacturers of Quartz crystals and related products, invite applications for the position of Sales Manager for our Singapore operation. 0 Applicants should possess a Degree or Diploma in Electronic Engineering issued by a recognised institution, be fluent in English and local
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      460 16 SINGER FRIDEN Invites suitably qualified persons for the position of Service Supervisor. THE JOB Entails the supervision of our Technical Department THE MAN We want must be self-confiden,. THE PROSPECTS For promotion to manager.al level is good. THE PAY is negotiable but it would commensurate with experience. Apply in confidence
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    234 17  - Piece by piece a Mercedes gets to Malaysia NEW RACKET IN CAR SMUGGLING MALACCA, Thursday QUSTOMS officers today seized three second-hand Mercedes-Benz cars brought in piece-by-piece from Singapore on which the full import duty of 49 per cent was. not paid. Two men have been detained for interrogation. The cars
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    134 17 WINTRY WAIT FOR TWO SAF BUSES SINGAPORE, Thurs—SiniMpore Armed Forces' two goodwill" mini-buses have a long wintry wait in London before they are driven back to Singapore on the trans-conti-nental route. A second team of SAF boys will be selected soon for the gruelling job that will take them across
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    61 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. I.ut.in bin Jantan. 23. a labourer, was today fined $200 or two months' jail, for Ji.imiik 2t> crams of ganja at Raub Street on June 5. He was also fined $1,000 for attempting to bribe a ustoms officer with a gold ring to
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    56 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Benjamin Som Ho Linn. 35. «a.s today charged with criminal breach of trust of two cheques totalling $22,722. while employed by a pharmaceutical firm. Bochringer Mannien Gmbh < Incorporated > of Germany, at Denmark House. RafTles Quay. on Oct. 3 last year. Bail of SlO
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    208 17 Lim: The extras that make for all-round development SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Education Minister. Mr. Lim Kirn San. tonight urged students to adopt a correct attitude toward extra-curricular activities. Some students thought that to take part in these activities was only a means to get points, he said. This attitude was
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    270 17 Jamilah to use $2,04)0 award for further studies SINGA PORE. Thurs. MiJ.s Jamilah binte Razak. 21. a final year student at the Nanyang University's Department of 'Malay Studies, was among the 41 tertiary students who received scf lolarships from the C) linese Chamber of Commerce today. She said since Nantah
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    112 17 RODRIGO WARNS OF DANGER TO FAMILY SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. L. P. Rodrigo. parliamentary secretary (Home Affairs), tonight warned of the danger of disintegration of the family unit as Singapore continued to industrialise. However, to withstand the worst effects of the unavoidable social dsruption with industrialisation, he urged parents to gather
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    Gospel service
    22 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs— A gospel service will be held at the Methodic Church in Bedok Road on Saturday at 7.30 p.m.
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    President Giri first visited S'pore 50 years ago
    219 17 President Giri first visited S'pore 50 years ago CINGAPORE, Thurs. It will not be the first time that he has come to Singapore when President V. Giri of India arrives here for a State visit next Tuesday. This will be his second visit but after an interval of over half
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      596 17 On your TV and Radio 3.00 P.M. Opening Followed by Ge 7.41 News in Chinese neral Ho$ P |tal 7.55 Chinese Variety S.how 3.25 For the Family (English) News Newsr(;e| jn Eng|jsh 155 Th?!?! &M SingaP re Green Acfes n Ol.ver 4 01 I?," H?p %$n Singapore Th Fortress (English
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    163 18 School field gets a 553,000 'uplift' AlO-ACRE field jointly shared by the Hartley Secondary and Primary schools, have just been raised three feet at a cost of $53,000. The principal of the secondary school Mr. V. Su rendranath, said: "Previously, the low-lyinc field could not be used in the rainy
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    451 18 AN educationist from the Uni- versity of Singapore has hit out at universities here for not offering "Education" as a subject to undergraduates. Mr. Gwee Yee Hean, acting director of the School of Education, said: "It is most surprising that courses on education, such as contemporary educational problems,
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    483 18  - It's just a lot of guff AT THE SCHOOLS... by Masie Kwee rechnical students worse off? -gTUDY hard for your examinations, son. I don't w a n t you to be sti earned into technical education." A popular advice indeed from parents to their children who are in Secondary One
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      304 18 hearths world of Toshiba and you're Convinced F °r the radio of a new era. /ffi=— r^ that this is the Sound Ss! [^Tg|l Choice yet jt produces clear, uncanny JI I v sounds of a radio 3 times its I II Backed by years of techn.cal sjze Practical easy
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      187 18 M.C.E./S.C. Students now is the time to enrol for 1 972 closing date: Jan. 31, 1972 You do not have to wait for your exam results. ENROL NOW Don't miss this opportunity to take the 1972 Leaving and Matriculation (H.S.C.) examinations of the Victorian (Australia) Universities and Schools Examination Board.
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    The only true test of a good teacher
    200 19 The only true test of a good teacher IN answer to the letter by •Part-time" <S.T. Aug. 3 1, the following are my comments It is true that any person a "relevant certificate" can apply to be a part-time lecturer at the Singapore Polytechnic but that does not mean he
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    Of plastic panels and front seat comfort...
    530 19 I FEEL that I should hring to the attention of the KOV the danger of the plastic panel which separates the driver's compartment from the pawengcr section in bines. The panel is situated at the front end of the aisle in between the
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    387 19 The black belt karate-ka only came to help I REFER to the letter by "Disturbed" (S.T.. Auk 31) about the black-belt karate-ka. I used to frequent the Katonc Park area oa weekends over the last seven years. Recently on several occasions I was a victim of theft. To mention one,
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    499 19 We're cutting down soot fallouts GOVT REPLIES 1 REFER io the letter 1 from "Polluted" (S.T., Aug. 20) on soot fallout in the vicinity of the Pasir Panjang Power Stations. Continuous sampling of gas-borne dust including soot is being carried cut in all the three power stations at Paslr Panjang
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    305 19 POOR REFEREEING CAN KILL SOCCER IN STORE OECENTLY I had a very heart warming experience when I witnessed our Singapore football squad in action in Kuala Lumpur. I was very proud of the team and of the men who are responsible for producing a team of that calibre. Same days
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      207 19 \^^\#!i»>^^**^ .>^^H S^^^^Pv iH CVDCDICIirC w^^ tArtnltlMLt 2 THE FAMILY BUFFET ATTHE GOLDEN PEACOCK RESTAURANT It's a pleasant way to spend Sunday with your family. Over a leisurely buffet lunch. Savour a variety of chef's specialities. With delicious juices and exotic desserts for the children. It's a great treat for
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      276 19 SINGAPORE MIGHT COME TO A SINGAPORE HAPPENING 1 MALAY. CHINESE. INDIAN FOOO LOCAL SPECIALITIES 1 EXHIBITION OF MULTI NATIONAL DANCES INCLUDING THE RONGCENG POOLSIDE ATMOSPHERE! DO COME AT 730pm SHOW STARTS AT 8 00pm ALL YOU CAN EAT $10 PER PERSON AMPLE PARKING SPAC6 IN NEW MUITI STORF V CAR
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    486 20 Court urged to 'draw a distinction in this case' SINGAPORE, Thursday FORMER MSA secretary Gerald Fernandez suffered considerable humiliation and pain by the very fact that he was charged for an offence which was "a highly technical one and lacks the
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    1358 20 S-G: Detention of accused in Pentonville result of his own creation submitted that the offence was not "highly technical." He conceded that Fernandez was detained at Pentonvllle prison, but added that it was "a result of his own creation." Mr. S?ow also said that the Prevention of Corruption Act was
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      59 20 NOW OPEN! A VISIT TO A KOCO TOYSHOP means HAPPY, CONTENTED CHILDREN C'a£"J I OVERSEAS UMCN SHOfHNG APCADC COUYER QtkY. SINGAPORE I, TB. 912&53 LAT T D CNS SICNIT RINGS AN0 "IRNITV RINGS AT vi$i T M0Dt ATS met. K M40° L H **<> MAMI0 <"D LTD. 38-40 High street,
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    73 21 CITY STRAYS NOT SPCA's CONCERN SINGAPORE. Thurs. The SPCA today reminded the public that it was not responsible for helpless stray animals in the urban area. A spokesman for the SPCA said: "We accept stray animals brought to us and take charge of those in the rural areas but not
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    189 21 Mechanic testifies ingraft hearing SINGAPORE. Thurs. A mechanic of a motor company today testified at the fourth day Hearing cf the Joint trial of a shipyard director and a senior roreman of the Port Authority. Wong Lai Boon of Sin Kwong Motors, told the court today that he fixed a
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      51 21 bbt^^^^^^ '//Km Protection Warning! Please ensure that you are entitled to free replacements/servicing by insisting on Sole Agents' (Cycle Carriage) Guarantee Card which does not cover non-tropicahsed pirate' -.^i... cur him— CYCLE CARRIAGE (ENTERPRISES) PTE. LTD. 287. Orchard Read Singapore 9. Please send me one LENCO L 75 Pamphlet. NAME
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      308 21 I Full Air Control I gives the 38 RB Jk series two /tfflyL gre&t IieW y^jSj ill The new Series Two j.'1'j. SS/jLiN I 38- RB lifting crane versatility sy /fify I has a wide ran e f /J/jy i I features that give it I greater versatility. /TJ|r I
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      653 22 AMERICAN AIRCRAFT CHARTERINC Company requires an expenenced Stenographer for immediate appointment. A knowledge of bookbaapkaS, fast and accurate typing and shorthand Is essential. Please apply National Utility Helicopters Ltd.. PO. Box 1. Jalan Kayu Post Office. Spore 2S. Phone for appointmint 8643H SHIPYARDS' CENERAL CONTRACTmc COMPANY invite, applications from suitably
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      639 22 TEACHER REQUIRED In Klndergar ten. Must have certificate In Mandann and with knowledge of piano. Reply to P. O. Box 66. Tanvlin Po»t Office. Spore FEMALE SALES REPRESENTATIVES fluent In various Chinese dialects an advantage. Salary plus commisalon. Contact Spore 377H40 Mr. Boh fo appointment. PRIVATE INVESTIGATORS WANTID: Pleaav apply
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      812 22 LAVISHLY FURNISHED large apartrrent In exclusive residential area. in Napier Road dlit. 10. 3 bedrooms. I separate dining room, living room. modem kitchen. 3 bathroom*, atoreroom. 2 alrcondltlonen. High-class furniture and fittings. Extensive I built-in cupboards In kitchen. Exr tensive thick wall panelling In llvlns room. New fridge, television. aluminium
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      1014 22 2SE AMBER RO— Two bedroom flat with large lounge, airy de'lghtful locality— furnished. Apply Lee Tel: ***** (Spore 1 DIST. 19 LARCI AIRY ROOM suitable for working couple/ bachelor. No cooking. Phone Spore *****1. NEWLY COMPLETED unfurnished flat in dlst. 9 $450: semi-detached in dlst. 20 $270: semi-detached off Bedok
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      1082 22 SSI CHANGI ROAD. 3.35.8 sq. ft. SI $61,500. 683 Chang! Road. 4829 sq. ft. $60,000. Single-storey 3 bedroomed svml-detachid bungalows at Si m.s. Changl Main Road. 2 bath- 01 rooms, mosaic flooring throughout, freehold. Loan available. Ring *****3/*****4 KATONQ SINGLE STOREY detached SI bungalow at 89 Ooodman Road freehold land
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      879 22 ECONO FLOOR COLOHILL Shop ping Centre space available abou 1.400 -q. ft. Interested please con tact *****7 8 por«. NI PRIVATE ROOM and hall, fu alrcondltloned furnished with Tele l.hone Typist cum Receptionis district 15 Tel *****7 MALL FURNISHED AIRCONOI TIONEO office room at CuMlemar Road Rent tl.Mi pm Te!
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      849 22 a AIRCONDITIONtI RADIO TV Commencing 18th t servicing cou" ln(t and sped.] Sept. 71.. nrn,' Kdlson Electron classes. r-nrol ll Institute. 56 58. Jaian Tel: *****1. KEEPING/ ACt INTENSIVE "tfO. nt, h" d type.",, COUNTING/ •l£ r'h"£ CCS WA ,ng classes for 1972 LCC CCS X«j d Bale.tler Road. 233
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    Acknowledgements
    55 22 MR. MRS. CHEW BOCK KOW, thank VtawraMH M M MataNan und n Dh.-iinm.irat.in.i of the ManagaU Vihara Temple for th< ir pruyers *i-rvice rendered. and Relatives. Kri.nd.". P.LI Manat:i mi nt Staff for their assistance-, donations. wreaths, loan of cars, attendance. .lurini; the funeral of the late Madam T..n
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      1221 23 FORTNIGHTLY EXPtESS SERVICE BIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. N. Orlians Balt.,Ph,l. N.York Penang p. Sham Spore Djakarta tl!lf?..ur., M St Oet 7 Ott 4 Oct 13 M n."i2 TMIUS St tn $t tl Oet 1T o{t Oet 21 BURMA Aag 31 Sept II Oct 11 Oct II Oct 21 Oct
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      859 24 Si NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD v^^Z'—^. {incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-; J.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. S*ham Penang irrhres: fEPTUNE ZIRCON ll Part London 7/10. Havre 12 1 R-dam 16 10. Hburg
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      624 24 I I otk f— MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL L SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD rto 3OE. Jl^ Ampe«g. Ku.l. Lu.npur I I TheNatronal Shipping Line of Malaysia L^^^ L 7IR EAST/EUROPb SERVICE Singapore P S'^™ n'/'l'sipt Havre 6 10. London 8 BUN6A TANJONC Rdam 13/10. A'Wf. g H'burf 18/10, B'men 20 La »/»s.p« mmm
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      682 25 OUT: Tmon Urrnda No. 2 B/2. HOI How B 1. Peltim No. 7 B/2. Peltim No S 8.3. Great Fortune 83. Tmpel Victor)' B 4 and Hal Lain B 5. PORT SWETTENMAM jrS: "3- M- 8»n" C™ *»d AUt° *tr..m B.rth: Neptune Zircon. Ennco I)ard<)l0 Te«tbank and Pelevu. Detp Water
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      740 25 TROPWOOD LINES MILWAUKEE EXPRESS FASTEST SERVICE ASHTABULA— MILWAUKEE Spore Pt Shorn. For: PLITVICE 22/24 Sept 20/22 Sept Toronto Milwaukee ASHTABULA OPTIONAL SINGAPORE AGENTS M/S. NG TEOW YEE ft SONS (PTE) LTD., SHIPPING DEPARTMENT, 48 49, CHURCH STREET, SINGAPORE 1. TEL NOS: *****9, *****6. *****, *****, *****. PORT SWETTENHAM M/S ASTRACO
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      514 25 ANNOUNCEMENT THE AMATEUR PHOTO STORES (PTE) LTD., TAKES CREAT PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING THE ARRIVAL OF MR. S. YABE, SERVICE ENCINEER OF THE AKAI ELECTRIC CO. LTD.. JAPAN. OWNERS OF AKAI VIDEO AND SOUND EQUIPMENT REQUIRING SPECIALIST TECHNICAL ADVICE ON AKAI VIDEO TAPE RECORDERS, TAPE RECORDERS, AMPLIFIERS AND SOUND SYSTEMS ARE
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      752 25 STEEL FLAT-TOP DUMB BARGE required by well est. Shipping Company on medium term charter 300 to 400 DWT loaded draft about six feet. Tel: (Spore) ***** x 120. SALE OR LEASE 1. Sell Contained Workshops, Skid Mounted 2. 75 Ton Low Boy Trailer 3. Office Trailers House Trailers 4. Cessna
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      695 26 (Cfint from Patre 22) 111 r<tKC xr.v.l .nd mm NAM HO TRAVEL tERVICt Limited. Tour M,l:.y» Seven Day. *****/-a»r-.-ond.tionrd Bui ***** Departurr Kv,ry Sunday! Monday THlghlandK-Four Day! Bs7o/-. EM— Wedne«day. C Highland!— 2-divp 3-nlishti Ss4S'- air-condl-noned Bu» s$M Departure t« 10 71 <s.0(l p.m.) BunKkok Chlmni—l Klfli-en Dayn 8J370 |Q
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      651 26 HAVING fINOAPOIII must Mil: r'rxanl dining wt Rosewood and T*ak»ood cu«tom made piece* enndren. furniture wa.hlng maChine rrfrliccrator bicycles and many more. Drop In September Ei/SVVU TSSSjS wXw^7.^nr^^: PAIM. *4 Cecil Btr««t-S.Hi. Bervice Export-110,220V. alrcondilloneri. refrigerator* (kcrount/gai operated) freezer. (Bauknecht-brand auw available). Contact ***** ***** Bpore MOOVtH DItHWASHIN, funv auto-m-tlc
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      711 26 DICIMB.N IM* AUSTIN MINI Mkll »upiwr romlltlon ww tym (aivlip m"1!''"I. Irn,(?Cooi1rn,(?Cooi»<<TTri'ln •V2o° AO°,T& miallV tfHITt Jkl 1959 948cr Good condition $950. Contact C.P.O. S-\iour. H-M.P. Orphru* or ■J^^'^^ r~s-T )£Zfi£%l jmtm.. FOND ANGLIA INI. V_»ood condl. JJon *l .JM ox.o. TH: ***** 3<>- Cli»« S.n Hoi S pore INT
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      558 26 ASIA MARHIAC! AID BURIAU hi.l you find lultablt partner confidently. BulU 12-A. (3rd «loor>. 4T Beach «'n.«port JIBOT. E.tablt.h«4 1961. .__*..-..,< tr_>. T 1 TES ?zl prtf"'blt Ami BTCIMIRAL IP«*T MINTINC re- refrigerator! 4 hour, cuitomrr r«-enamel long-bath, and 25«12/*****. n__«_At_ IPHAY FAINTING reoalr OtNtWAL iP-AV-FAINTINO J»P«'r rvfrlgerator at Cuitomrri
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      451 26 In our expanding business within the Timber Trade we have a vacancy for: TIMBER GRADER The successful applicant must be a Malaysian Citizen with the following qualifications: Senior Cambridge Certificate and conversant with Bahasa Malaysia Must possess a O.M.S. grading Certificate Standard and Better minimum plus at least 3 years
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      899 26 SOCOIL CORPORATION SDN. BHD. On Saturday, 11th September 1971 this offlce will be moving to the following new address SOCOIL CORPORATION SDN. BHD. Post Office Box No. 107, Lot No. 1112, Section 2, Jalan Camp, Port Swettenham. Tel. No. 7120 7164 Cable: Socorp Port Swettenham LAND REQUIRED IN K.L. MUNICIPAL
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      Lock icon Chris 'slays' Hunt to join last 4
      325 27 Chris 'slays' Hunt to join last 4 FOREST HILLS, Thurs. American teenager r Chris Evert, the "giant-killer" of women's tennis, continued her spectacular winning streak yesterday, defeating Lesley Hunt of Australia 4-6, 6-2, 6-3 to reach the semifinals of the U.S. Open tennis championships. Tn front, nf an 11.000 i
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      Singapore regain Feith Cup
      68 27 Singapore regain Feith Cup If (JALA TRENGGAXU. v Thurs. Singapore retained the Feith Cup when they beat holders TrengRanu 2-1 here tonight Trengganu took the lead in the fifth minute through Malaysian international Haroun Jusoh. but Singapore equalised in the 16th minute when Shariman Kerning headed in off a corner
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      Angry voices attack 'tour off decision
      670 27 SYDNEY. Thurs. Cancellation of the South African cricket tour of Australia brought a build up of angry protest against the antiaparthied movement here today- Government backbenchers were reported to be planning questions in Federal Parliament about the decision of the Australian Cricket Board of
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      Ozaki leads in Kanto
      102 27 TOKYO. Thurs. Former pro--1 fessional baseball pitcher. Masashi "Jumbo" Ozaki. today fired a two-under-par 70 for a 12-under-par 204 after 54 holes to lead by a stroke In the Kanto Open golf tournament. Isao Aoki fired a 68 and Hsieh Yung Yo a 67 to finish
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      28 27 I Div. 3: W Cot 1 RNZIR Polytechnic (Dover Rd.); "B" Coy 1 RNZIR v C RAR (Dieppe) 5.15 pm. SWIMMING —SEAP Games trials (Tanjonj Rhu 5.30 p.m.).
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      CITY'S SUPERB RECOVERY BEATS WOLVES
      279 28 f ONDON. Thurs. Manchester City, trailing 1-3 at home with only 11 minutes to go, staged a remarkable fightback to beat Wolverhampton Wanderers 4-3 in a thrilling English Football League Cup second round match last night. Wolves looked set for an easy victory when goals
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    Top seeds enter doubles last four
    189 28 Top seeds enter doubles last four KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Top seeds Ian Fletcher of Australia and Tang Fu Shun of Taiwan entered the mens doubles semi-linals of the Malaysian Open tennis championships here today with a 6-0. 6-4 win in 42 minuies against Ly Alllne and Duong Van Minh of
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    Karen, ll,beats Games mark
    270 28 ASIAN Age Group bronze medal winner, Karen Chong, 11, yesterday gave a vastly-improved performance when she beat the Seap Games qualifying mark for the lOOm butterfly event at the SASA trials at Singapore Swimming Club, reports ALBERT JOHNSON. i 1 Karen, of Methodist Girls School, clocked
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    Selectors drop Martens for today's match
    235 28  -  E. FRIDA By SINGAPORE cricket selectors yesterday dropped John Martens from Singapore CA President's XI for j todays one day match against Lancaster Parks Cricket Club from New Zealand on the padang. The selectors admitted Martens was not considered but gave no reasons for
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    Games 'yes' for Rhodesia
    122 28 Games 'yes' for Rhodesia MUNICH. Thurs. Representatives of National Olympic Committees from all parts of the world Jotlay recommended that Rhodesia be permitted to compete in the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich. But Rhodesia would have to compete under the same flag (British Union Jack) and anthem (God Save 'he
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    Rock Roi wins
    34 28 DONCASTER. Thurs. Rock Roi, the odd-on favourite, owned by Mrs. V. Hue-Williams, won the Doncaster Cup run over two and a quarter miles here today. Second was 16-1 out-sider Russian Bank.
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    AUSSIE TRIP FOR S'PORE -TEAM
    188 28 AUSSIE TRIP FOR S'PORE -TEAM- THE National Youth water-polo team will be sent on an "incentive cum experience" tour of West Australia from Oct. 15-27. SASA secretary Woon Sui Kut said the 'bonus trip' is to compensate the players who were to have undertaken a tour of Japan last month.
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    Cycling meet
    33 28 INCHE Sha'ari Tadin. president of Singapore Amateur Cycling Association, will meet the 17 cjrcliata selected (or centralised training for the Asian Championships, at Sports Houmv Parret Park, tomorrow at 5 p.m.
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    Henry Tan
    39 28 HENRY TAN. Singapores Sportsman 01" the year" will be featured in a film report on the 1970 Bowling World Cup championship at Copenhagen over TV Singapore's "Sports Parade" tonight a| 7.05 on Channel 5. Tan finished runner-up.
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    Game Prince shines on wet track
    457 29  -  EPSOM JEEP AMK PRINCE showed he could handle heavy going when he did a 3f gallop in 40 3/5 sec at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Ridden by Johnny Wilson. Game Prince, a five-year-old son of Arctic Explorer, strode out fluently all the way on a
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    Lock icon Carter's ride of his life...
    81 29 Carter's ride of his life... JOCKEY Garth Carter. 17, had the ride of his life on Saturday at the Kamloops Indian Reserve race track (I'.S.i when his saddle slipped and he rode bis mou.u 500 yards clinging to the horse's neck before dropping off at the first turn. The Photofinish
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      193 29 .^^H l l mUllvY Every time a JCB bucket grabs a load JPz3ft. has two position biggest of its typ« of earth it grabs money. Yes there's more m^tr{ 1 dipper, self level |flT~^ ln E- s a profit to be made in excavating if a JCB Vafi| of front
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    'No seats' shock for 68 in transit to Sydney
    313 30  - 'No seats' shock for 68 in transit to Sydney TAN WEE LIAN By SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Sixty-eight holidaymakers in transit in Singapore for Sydney after a six-week holiday in London. arrived this morning to find they had no connecting flight home. They flew into Singapore by MSA at 7 30 a.m.
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    Lock icon Bamboo wall?
    32 30 HONG KONG. Thurs. China has brought a large number of bamboo poles to the border area here, sparking reports that it may be planning to build a border wall. Reuter.
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    Peking blasts Russian economic 'sell-out'
    320 30 Peking blasts Russian economic 'sell-out' Dignity sold for a few US dollars: China HONG KONG, Thursday PINNA today strongly criticised the Soviet Union's economic policies accusing it of selling its dignity for a lew I.S. dollars. The attack came in a New China news agency article which said the Russians
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    Lock icon Viet 'yes' for secret talks on peace plans
    323 30 pARIS, Thurs. Vietcong delegates to the deadlocked Paris peace talks said here today that they were ready to meet the American delegation in private to clarify certain parts of their seven point peace plan. Tne offer was made in response to comments
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    Two brothers die in fire
    42 30 JOHORE BHARU. Thurs. Two brothers. Lee Wan Chon. seven, and Lee Lai Yew, five, were burnt to death when fire razed their home on a rubber small-holding near Oelang Pa tan. about 20 miles from here yesterday.
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    Lock icon Jumbo drama
    44 30 TEL AVIV. Thurs. An El Al Boeing 747 jumbo jet with 407 people aboard developed engine trouble 35 minutes out of Tel Aviv today and returned to make a safe emergency landing after dumping most of its fuel into the Mediterranean UPI.
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    Cholera, smallpox infected areas
    61 30 Cholera, smallpox infected areas SINGAPORE. Thurs— The Malaysian state of Perils has been declared a cholera-infected area. Llallpur airport ln Pakistan and Legaspl port ln the Philippines have also been declared cholerainfected areas. Makasar port in Indonesia has been declared smallpox infected. Lucknow airport in India and Lome port and
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    Man found dead
    61 30 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The body of a man was found sprawled ln blood beside a badly wrecked car at Upper Aljunied Road just before midnight. A police sppokesman, who Identified the man as Tng Tat Sun. 20. of Lorong 6. Toa Payoh. said It was not known Immediately
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    The weather
    18 30 The weather outlook for Singapore today from 6 a.m. to noon: Isolated showers in late morning.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    448 30 T ONDON. Thura. The market cloned easier on balance In moderate activ.ty. Some dealers reported »mall support towarda the close in leading Issues. Karher declines reflected small selling and a technical reaction to recent firmness. At 2.43 p.m. the Financial Times index was 1.9 down at 427.7 after
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    MODEL DAZZLES AUDIENCE AT FASHION SHOW
    78 30 MODEL DAZZLES AUDIENCE AT FASHION SHOW SHI swept down the catwalk in a swirl, dazzling her audience in a spectacular burst of colours. And Christina a model for a top Hong Kong designer drew appreciative looks with her bodyclinging gown. She was one of the six models who had "An
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    Lock icon Rogers: We want revaluation of the yen
    266 30 Rogers: We want revaluation of the yen WASHINGTON. Thurs. The United States is seeking a major revaluation of the Japanese yen and Qther foreign currencies as a first step towards restoring international monetary stability, Secretary of State William P. Rogers said today. In his prepared remarks, delivered at a private
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    Lock icon US-Japan talks
    37 30 WASHINGTON Thurs.. Japanese Foreign Minister Takeo Pukuda and Secretary of State William P Rogers conferred en outstanding political differences today before convening a Cabinet level meetIng aimed at soothing "economic frictions." UPI. (See Page I)
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    Lock icon Indon Cabinet reshuffle to boost development
    91 30 Indon Cabinet reshuffle to boost development JAKARTA. Thurs. President Suharto tonight announced a major Cabinet reshuffle strengthening the core of economic experts to accelerate development. Among the six newcomers were four technocrats moving into top economic posts. Oen. Maraden Panggabean. deputy commar.der of the aimed, forces, was brought ln as
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