The Straits Times, 13 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Employers urged to emulate shipyard
    481 1 Employers urged to emulate shipyard OINGAPORE, Sun. The secretarygeneral of the National Trades Union Congress, Mr. CV. Devan Nair. today called on employers in the Republic to follow the example of a profit sharing scheme initiated by Jurong Shipyard Ltd. and thus contribute to greater productivity. Mr. Nair said that
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    $250,000 opium seized
    443 1  - $250,000 opium seized N.G. KUTTY Dope in 50 bags buried off Sembawang coast Biggest haul in years By Singapore, Sunday SINGAPORE Customs this morning seized 2,200 lbs of raw opium worth more than $250,000 in the block market at Sembawang its biggest haul in recent years. The drug known as
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    DETECTIVE SHOOTS AT 30 THUGS NEAR BAR
    171 1 DETECTIVE SHOOTS AT 30 THUGS NEAR BAR SINGAPORE, Sun. Police late tonight were keeping a check on all hospitals after a detective fired into a group of 30 armed thugs outside a Balestler Road bar. The detecuve. Staff Sergeant Chan Kal Chong of Kandang Kerbau police station, was passing the
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    Lock icon 12 killed
    30 1 COLOMBO. Sun. Twelve people died and 50 were Injured when a bus plunged down a precipice at Agrapatna, in Ceylon's hilly tea district yesterday, police reported today.— Reuter.
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    Crisis talks
    34 1 DUBLIN. Bun. Irelands Prime Minister Jack Lynch announced yesterday that he had agreed to join Edward Heath of Britain and Brian Faulkner of Ulster for talka on the crlsla In Northern Ireland.
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    Lock icon MSA Fokker makes an emergency landing
    134 1 KUCHING, Sun. A Fokker Friendship of the Malaysia-Singapore Airlines (MSA) with 28 passengers on board made an emergency landing here today when its nose wheel locking mechanism failed. There were no casualties. The airliner was on a scheduled flight from Sabah and Brunei but
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    Lock icon 20 die in train crash horror
    150 1 MADRID, Son. About ?0 people were killed and nearly 100 injured when two trains collided 40 miles north-east of Cordoba yesterday, civil guardsmen (rural police) said. An eight-coach train from Malaga en route to the capital telescoped into the tear of a freight train
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    Lock icon Another city hit by floods
    166 1 Another city hit by floods NEW DELHI. Sun. Allahabad, second largest city of India's most populous state of Uttar Pradesh, was partially under water last night as the levels of the mighty Ganges and Jumna rivers locally rose five feet (1.59 metres) above the official danger mark. Several thousand people
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    Toto draw
    36 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. The numbers picked in today's Toto rtraw No. 72/71 were: 11. 36. 29. 27 and 34. The additional number was J3. The numbers in the circles draw were: 44. 38 and 25.
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    7 murdered
    30 1 MANILA. Sun. Seven Muslim-- were killed and several others wounded lr. an attnek by a gang of Christian settlers In the southern Philippines, It was reported here today.
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    Lock icon 3 a.m. ROUNDUP SOLDIER KILLED
    42 1 3 a.m. ROUNDUP SOLDIER KILLED MANILA. Sun.— A Government soldier was killed today In a gun battle between Philippine constabulary troops and armed Muslims in the Southern Mindanao province of Lanao Del Norte. the Philippine News Service reported.— AP. (See this page)
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon JACKSON LEAVES FOR SECRET HIDEOUT
      154 2 JACKSON LEAVES FOR SECRET HIDEOUT I ONDON, Sun. Bri*J tish diplomat Sir Geoffrey J a c kson, back home after 243 days as a hostage of Uruguay's Tupamaros guerillas, left for a secret country hideout today, recovering lrom his ordeal and contemplating the future. Already, there is speculation from seme
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      Lock icon Nixon calls for new ideas on economic controls
      394 2 Nixon calls for new ideas on economic controls WASHIN GTON. Sun. President Nixon yesterday ordered the Cost of Living Council to give him recommendations for new economic controls by the end of this month, Treasury Secretary John Connally announced. Mr. Connally told a Press conference that the President strongly desireed
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      Lock icon BUNNY GIRL IS FOUND RAPED AND BITTEN
      187 2 BUNNY GIRL IS FOUND RAPED AND BITTEN LONDON. Sun. A beautiful 21--year-old 'bunny girl" club hostess was found lying in a pool of blood in an alleyway in Reading yesterday raped, battered and bitten all over. Police believed she was attacked by a gang of youths on her way home
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      Lock icon Marcos gives new power to polls body
      417 2 Marcos gives new power to polls body fV.ANI_A. Sunday JHE Philippine commission on elections has placed the armed forces virtually under its control to police the polls during Senate and Provincial elections on Nov. 8, a spokesman said today. This unprecedented move follows a grenade attack on an Opposition Liberal
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      Lock icon Andhra Chief Minister agrees to resign
      237 2 Andhra Chief Minister agrees to resign ]\KW Dl 1. 111. Sun. 11 Chief Minister of Andhra Pradesh vir Brahmananda R «l >■ agreed last night to step down from office at the request of Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi. The development was the latest move by the Central Government to
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      KHRUSHCHEV TESTAMENT
      1125 3  -  Harrison Salisbury His legacy: A belief that world can live in peace with Russia by (former New York Times correspondent in Moscow) Vi:\\ VOKK: A M>u»s Ru s s ian emigre a leader of underground dissidents said a few days ago in New York: "Kussia owes more to
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      Lock icon US serious about Taiwan's UN seat: Envoy
      224 3 US serious about Taiwan's UN seat: Envoy WASHINGTON, Sunday. hMR. George Bush, US Ambassador to the UN, 1 said today it is "possible even probable" that China will take over Taiwan's place on the UN Security Council. The US is very serious About keeping Taiwan in the UN. Mr. Bush
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      Lock icon INDIA AND CEYLON PLEDGE ON NONALIGNMENT
      159 3 COLOMBO, Sun. Indian Fore ign Minister Mr. Swaran Singh and Prime Minis U'"r Mrs. Sirimavo Banduranaike yesterday signed a joint com- inunique reaffirming I the two countries' faith i in nun-alignment as I a positive force for world peace and lesj sening of international
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      Lock icon Benn in Peking
      32 3 KONG KONG. Sun. MiAnthony Wed«ewood Benn. the lust Bnti.sh MP to visu China since the cultural revolution, flew into Peking yesterday, the New China news agency reported today -Reuter
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      Lock icon Enhance penalties for drug pushers call
      182 3 Enhance penalties for drug pushers call OTTAWA, Sun.— The lnterpol general assembly has recommended that drus tratfickeis not enly be given severe ententes but also prevented from international travel. A le&oluticn presented by France at the meeting here proposed that penalties include the suspension of passports, travel pi units and
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      Lock icon Concorde tour
      29 3 BUENOS AIRES. Sun O ncorde 001. French-built prototype of the An^lo-French supersonic airliner, arrived here yesterday to begin the second stage of a Latin American prolour. Renter.
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      Lock icon Anti-Mafia swoop
      65 3 FALERMO. Sun. In a series of dawn swocps. policr yesterday arrested 24 men in Palermo and surrounding villages who are suspected of belonging to the Maria secret sciety. Since last May when Palermo c Chief Fublic Prosecutor was gunned down in aayli;ht in a city street more than
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      Lock icon No monkey business...
      53 3 No monkey business MADRID. Sun. A monkey has been ,ailed in the liny village of La aridad a'ter it bit a small boy during a how at a village fiesta. Pending medical tests, the authorities ordered the monkey placed in the town's jail because there was nc place else to
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      Mao's pictures
      31 3 HONG KONO. Sun. China today started distributing coloured photographs of Chairman Mao throughout the country to mark the 50th anniversary ol the founding of the Chinese Communist r'ariy. UH.
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      Lock icon Duke's tour
      24 3 MOSCOW. 6un. Duke Eliim,t< n rlew into Moscow today tor the start of a five-week jazz tour of majcr Soviet cities. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Arab unity talks get off on a sour note
      481 4 Arab unity talks get off on a sour note CAIRO, Sunday MINISTERS of 14 Arab States meeting here today were urged to settle th»:ir differences and channel their it energies into the fight against Israel. Dr. Abdel Khalek Hassouna Secretary-General of tho Arab League, made the at the ouening ses-
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      Big brothel raid
      33 4 MfXICO CITY. Sun. Police yesterday raided a br»thel believed to be one of the biggest in the world, arresting 342 women and more than 500 of their clients. —I PI
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      Lock icon Mountain crash kills nine
      59 4 SALIDA (Colorado). Sun A bus packed with about 50 high school children on way to a football match plunged oft a mountain pass near here today, killing nine people and injur- ing at least seven otners. State police said the vehicle's brakes apparently failed as it
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      Lock icon Panthers shot
      28 4 LOS ANGELES. Sun. Three Negroes described by police as "known Black Panthers" were bounded in a gun battle In Los Angeles last night, police said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon YAHYA GETS 'NO SUPPORT' WARNING FROM BHUTTO
      323 4 YAHYA GETS 'NO SUPPORT' WARNING FROM BHUTTO I AHORE, Sun. Mr. L Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto, leader of the largest political party allowed to ooerate in Pakistan, has warned that it will not support any constitution imposed by the army, political sources said today. Mr. Bhutto heads the People's Party, which
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      Lock icon Overdose of drug verdict in star's death
      161 4 Overdose of drug verdict in star's death LOS ANGELES. Sun. The Coroner's office here revealed that actress Pier Angeli. 39. died as a result of a drug overdose. After conducting an autopsy on Miss Angeli. who died In her Beverly Hills apartment on Friaay. the coroner said yesterday she had
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      Lock icon Luna-18 failure may only slow down programme
      257 4 MOSCOW, Sun.— The failure of Russia's Luna-18 moon capsule to soft-land properly in the mountainous terrain selected for it may slow down the Soviet moon programme, but the chances are it will not radically alter it. Previous Luna probe.* have all landed on
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      44 4 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby ®'97' i r~ f weii. nuTfc Twe bno S. /fluo them au up 0 /^ai nur at?\ *»>*H M t I of oue votzeieG about j <s_ tc> pate. oeAg?j J fifpAZ^ VT O*VN<S TUB 0IU« r— y, V^
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    'Old boy' Sheares at dinner
    165 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. President and Mrs. Sheares at the golden jubilee anniversary dinner of the St Andrew's Old Boys' Association at the school hall last night In the centre is Mr. Geoffrey Abisheganaden. president of the association. In his speech. President Shrarrs an old boy of
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    Call to give more chances to grads
    538 5 Call to give more chances to grads SINGAPORE. S TIIK Alumni International Singapore last night called on the Government and foreign investors to give graduates a chance to prove their capabilities in assuming high positions. "Only then can we be In a position to provide the brain service and become
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    Five doctors pass paediatrics exam at varsity
    190 5 Five doctors pass paediatrics exam at varsity SINGAPORE, Sun. Five doctors have passed the examination for the Master of Medicine in Paediatrics conducted recently by the University of Singapore's School of Postgraduate Medical Studies. They are Dr. (Mrs.) Chang Li-ian. Dr. Chay Swee On, Dr. Chiang See Ping. Dr. Ho
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    $39,000 award for 2 firms
    129 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. Two New York companies have been awarded judgment for $39,191 and costs in their joint Admiralty suit at the Hirh Court here over petroleum products and services rendered at various ports in Asa to the mv Philippine Sampaguita. Esso Standard Eastern Incorpated and
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    Malaysian king to open C'wealth meeting today
    275 5 I^UALA LUMPUR, **-Sun. Keynote of the 17th Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference beginning here tomorrow will be Commonwealth understanding and respect for parliamentary institutions. And this the Yang diPertuan Agong will stress when he addresses delegates at the banquet hall of Parliament House. Over the
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    HDB auditor
    28 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Minister for Law and National Development has nominated the AudiU'i -General to be auditor oi the Housing and Development Board, for next year.
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    Car-part thieves: All-out war by police
    243 6 Car-part thieves: All-out war by police SINGAPORE, Sunday pOLK.'K will wage an all-out war against car parts theft gangs in the Republic. Malaysian counterparts of the Singapore Organised Crime Branch and the Customs are being kept constantly in touch to help co-ordi-nate the war on the gangs which strip down
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    Research chief
    32 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun— Dr. Teh Hoclc Hong, associate professor in physics at the University of Malaya, has been appointed director of the newlyestablished National Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research.
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    S'pore books for London
    50 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. A local publishing firm. Times PriuUrs Sendirmn Bcrhod. sent Its fir&t shipment of 38.C00 Penguin books t<> Lrndoii last week. The txxjk- were loaded on an OOL iO\ erseas Conta:ne-s Ijtd.i container and transported to the cargo ~hlp Pando Cape at the PSA wharves.
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    'WATCHDOG' UNIT TO PUSH MALAYSIA LAND PROJECTS
    142 6 'WATCHDOG' UNIT TO PUSH MALAYSIA LAND PROJECTS KUALA LUMPUR, Snn. A comprehensive programme, to ensure concerted efforts in opening up of new land to produce jobs for 125,000 people under the second Malaysia Plan, is to be formulated shortly. Chairman of the special unit charred with the task, Dato Harun
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    New address
    23 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. The business address ot the Board of Airline Representatives has been changed to 11th floor Supreme House. Penang Road.
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    Cyclists vie to represent S'pore
    161 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday Fl I trams uf four cydMi each today cycled 100 kilometers («^.5 mil«>). vying for the honour of representing Singapore at the \-i.ni Championship next month. The teams took off this linn nine at thiee-minute intervals from the Singapore Turf Club car park
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    Institute's plans to boost Malaysian industry
    117 7 Institute's plans to boost Malaysian industry UUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The Dirertor of the National Institute of Scientific and Industrial Research. Dr. Teh Hock Hene:. today spelt out plans to boost Malaysia's industries. He said the institute wuu.d: PROVIDi: investnrs with technical knowledge, research and a list ot poteniial industries: GIVE
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    Shopping centre
    19 7 SINGAPORE Sun. Peter Chews, a .shopping cenjre. will open at Supreme House. Penane Road, on Sept. 19.
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    Notices to subscribers on phone rentals
    83 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Telephone Board has sent out notices to all its subscribers informing them of the rise in rentals as from Oct. 1. The annual rental per line for a residential subscriber will be raised from $180 to $200 and for business
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    PLANS FOR NEW HQ BRING JOY TO POLICE OFFICERS
    240 7 PLANS FOR NEW HQ BRING JOY TO POLICE OFFICERS SINGAPORE. Sun— Police officers of three departments are happy over plans to move them to a new multi-million dollar headquarters complex in Kallang. It will mean a change from cramped and stutly working quarters to airconditioned and spacious corruort. several officers
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    Women plan party for Mrs Giri
    68 7 SINGAPORE. Sun— The Asian Women's Welfare Association will host a tea party for Shrimatl Sarasvathi Giri. wife of President Giri of India, at the Hilton Hotel on Wednesday at 4.30 p.m. Mrs. B.H. Shearrs the First Lady and patron oi the association, will also
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    Appointment
    20 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Chief Justice has appointed Mr. Roy Sharma. advocate and solicitor, to be a commissioner of oaths.
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    Annual dinner
    23 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The MacPherson Estate Owner Residents' Association will hold its annual dinner at its Circuit Road premises on Oct. 30
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    Dorothy, at 16, is a veteran prizewinner
    293 8 I SINGAPORE. Sun. AT 16, schoolgirl Dorothy Wang is already a veteran prize winner. Her forte: Music. She has entered so many music contests in the last two years that she has lost count. "Near 20. I suppose, if I had to give
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    M-cyclist dies after crash
    40 8 SINGAFORE. Sun. Motorrycllst Koh Goon Liong. 31. jf J;:lan Potong Paslr. bled on the way to Thomson Hospital last night afier his machine collided with a car at the Upper Serangoon and Upptr Aljui.ied Road •unction.
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    Love that could have led to death by stoning
    146 8 Love that could have led to death by stoning BANDAR SI HI BKGAWAN. Sun. Love for his adopted sister-in-law cost a policeman here $300 in fines today. He is Cpl. Awang Mohamed Salleh. 40. who faced a charge of committing adultery (zina) with his adpoted sis-ter-in-law, Dayang Damit. 27. in
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    STIMULATE INTEREST IN TRAUMA: SHEARES
    110 8 STIMULATE INTEREST IN TRAUMA: SHEARES SINGAPORE. Sun. President She'ares today called on the ot. John Ambulance Brigade to stimulate public interest in trauma. He said "It i.s my fervent hope that the St. John Ambulance Brigade will widen its areas of service and set up new goals relevant to the
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      119 8 W/»i/ HyY.T.Humlin OVERTHSie/ STAY PUT.' c .rr "~~V WHAT 16 IT'S KING TUNK.,UMPA, <^\ I IN THCSE I I'LL GO I _> O>r rv^ f GOOO IT, GUZ?! AN' HE'S IN PRETTY r>/ BUSHES »\j.OOK/ J c V C& IGADFR//1 GADFR// k__ s BAD SHAPE /^JJ^x^AUJ^ LM Ibnvr Hy \l
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    Last 23 Aussie tourists stranded in S'pore fly home
    116 9 Last 23 Aussie tourists stranded in S'pore fly home QINGAPORE, Sun. The 23 Australian tourists who have been stranded here for the past five days flew back to Sydney tonight on a Garuda flight. News that they could return home came only late this evening. They were among the 68
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    Police seek witnesses to crash
    79 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Police today appealed for eye-witnesses to a hltand -run accident in which a motor-cyclist Fong Weng Jey, 19, of Chong Pang Road, was knocked down by a car, at the 5 3 4 m.s. Dunearn Road yesterday. Pong was thrown ofl his machine.
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    Taekwon-do tourney
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Singapore has been tentatively rhosen as the venue lor the ni-t world taek»on-do tournanient ln 1974. About 25 countries are expected to take part In the tournament, to be held at the National Stadium ln Kallang.
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    'All Weather Mac' out to score a flying hat-trick
    387 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. Wing Commander R.II. Mclntosh (retired) became one of Britain's first military fliers in 1916 even before the Royal Air Force was founded. And after the First World War he scored another first when he became a pioneer civilian pilot
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    Less mosquito breeding
    62 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. There was a further drop ln the Incidence of mosquito breeding last #eek. the Health Ministry said today. Out of a total of 2.363 houses Inspected last week. 64 or 2.7 per cent of the premises were found breeding the Aedes mcsquitos. compared with 47
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    New wing for hospital
    40 9 SINGAPORE. Bun.— A $2 million extension to Mount Alvernia Hospital in Thomson Road will be officially opened on Sept. 21. The extension Includes three operating theatres, 70 beds, an outpatients' department, laboratories. X-ray and physiotherapy unite
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    New schools
    22 9 KANOAR. Sun— The Ministry of Education will spend $1^63.200 to build new schools In Perils this year and ln 1072.
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    $30,000 cotton stored in shed lost in blaze
    110 9 $30,000 cotton stored in shed lost in blaze SINGAPORE, Sun. About 600 bales of cotton worth $30,000 were destroyed when a fire broke out in a temporary shed in Emerald Hill Road this afternoon. The cause of the lire is not known. No one was hurt. Two fire engines put
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    Employment bureau
    57 9 PENANO, Sun. The newlyformed employment bureau of the Malaysian Association of Youth Clubs. Penang branch. is to ask the Government and the private sector to engage clut members to nil vacancies. "We will aim set up a tourist agency to provide employment opportunities for our youths." bureau chairman
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    Talk by yard chief
    42 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. The General Manager of Jurong Shipyard. Mr. K Sakurai. will speak on "Singapore as an international centre for shipbuilding and shiprepairing" at the conference room of a McGraw Hill Book Co. on Thursday at 5.30 p.m.
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    A good offering by soprano and pianist
    186 9 A good offering by soprano and pianist SINGAPORE, Sun. At the Conference Hall tonight, Penan* soprano Loh SiewTuan and Singapore pianist Toh Chee-Hung were presented by the Singapore Musical Society. Miss Loh's possibly big. yet controlled and modu lated voice was used to advantage ln a mixed offering. Schumann's "Frauenliebe
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    Cultural show
    36 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. An International Cultural Shows will be held at Jurong Town Civic Centre on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. It is part of World Understanding Week organised by the Rotary Club of Jurong Town.
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      27 9 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl WHAT ARE YA DOIN', V/ DON'T BE SIUY^ CICERO, WRITIN' AAE V\ >>J ...THAT'S I, OUT A PRESCRIPTION? \rMy\ MY S/LL! JH
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  • The Straits Times
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      MAN FOR HIS TIME
      582 10 On a Saturday afternoon in 1962 a London evening newspaper joyfully erupted on to the streets with the declaration: "There will be a world tt morrow." The Cuban missil.- crisis was over and the threat of a nuclear holocaust had disappeared Nikita Khrushchev pushing to the
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      MEETING OF MINDS
      437 10 The Yang di-Pertuan Agong addresses the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association in Kuala Lumpur this morning, an appropriate curtain-raiser for its plenary session beginning this afternoon. This is the second time that Malaysia is playing host to the Commcnwealth Parliamentary Associaticn. The first was in November IW3. Much has
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    Khrushchev
    2290 10 THE RISE, TRIUMPH AND FALL OF A RUSSIAN CAESAR' Visiting East Berlin in 1963, Mr. Khrushchev talked about "burying capitalism". "They will bury their own capitalists. We won't make war. "The burial will be achieved by the workers ot each country." Typical of Mr. X's earthy language was his
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  • Business Times
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      Are foreign investors out to make a quick $?
      1154 11  - Are foreign investors out to make a quick BOB NG By T^OUBTS about the unmitigated benefits of foreign investments on the economy have been brought to the fore by a recent study on the ownership and control of the manufacturing sector in West Malaysia. The study establishes that re-investments from
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      CITY TALK
      181 11  -  CROESUS By Family affair DISTANCE, it seems, is rather a problem downunder. But I note from a recent advertisement in an Australian newspaper that some people find an answer to everything. Rothmans of Pall Mall (Australia) in its notice of meeting remind shareholders that if they require transport
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      Hercules flies in massive cargo
      174 11 ONE of the largest single pieces of equipment to !>;■ flown into Singapore arrived aboard a Lockheed Hercules air freighter last week. It MM a 19-ton stator, part of an electrical generator, and -in-ci.il unloading facilities had to be arranged with ground agencies by Clarkair
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      MARINE MAINTENANCE YARD ESTABLISHED BY PSA
      455 11  -  BILL CAMPBELL By TME Port of SingaA pore Authority has established a marine maintenance and repair yard for PSA craft at Pulau Bra n i, off Keppel Harbour. It plans to set up multi purpose training schools for PSA stall on the off-shore island
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      Conference explains problems to shippers
      266 11 Conference explains problems to shippers AIEMBER lines of the iTI Straits New York Conference have written to shippers explaining the "difficulties the lines are now facing, occasioned by spiralling costs in all aspects of their operations. The letter, sent out to shippers yesterday, says the Conference has rejected the contention
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      85 11 INSIDE Japan see> Singapore as a nianuf.u lurini: crntrr of hrr goods (or export to world markets: Property column: People in business. Pate 12. Business Times portfolio; Overseas market reports: Local market; Commodities; $300,000 ranir.ni for (111 Ih-prcsMnn reigns Downunder; New York market; Weekl> sh.irr ar.ihsi-. and other closing prices.
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    Japan sees S'pore as a manufacturing centre of her goods for world markets
    716 12  - Japan sees S'pore as a manufacturing centre of her goods for world markets SOH TIANG KENG By MANY Japanese industrialists and officials are gradually discarding their traditional concept of Singapore as a limited market of only two million consumers. Instead, they are beginning to see Singapore playing a broader and
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    Lock icon REACHING FOR THE SKY
    648 12 ONE often hears "The sky's the limit but this is not the case with Singapore's new breed of housing developers. To them there appears to be no limit as to how high their next project is going to be. By the look of things to come,
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    206 12 Mr. Juan Que has resigned as managing director of Mm Ngai Knitting Factory < Malaya) and his directorship of the company has ceased automatically, according to a letter from the board to the manager of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The letter also discloses the
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    Aussie exports
    100 12 A USTRALIAN exports to J\ to Asia rose by Asloo-million iast year, despite the loss of As6o--million wheat sales to China. Imports increased by AsBo-mUlion. Exports to Asia exceeded imports by A5932--mlllion, compared with a trade surplus of only As22B-mlllion to all countries. Japan continued to dominate the
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      93 12 iiiiii I 0GOES WITH V .11 THE GOOD jM-s THINGS a&JIN LIFE/ Just as you enjoy good food, you too will enjoy Seletaris— re£^* i the mineral spa water which SS^EjN^p^ contains no sugar, helps in[j||*5sir^5n«T a digestion and cleanses the kv Si palate. For years it has been enjoyed
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      911 13 AS a service to readers the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The year's highs and lows are followed by ,he week's movements In price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and price
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1133 13 THE following is a list of revised quotations for counters not included in the above analysis for the week up to Friday Sept. 10 with price movement based on a comparison of last sales on Sept. 3 and Sept. 10 shown in brackets. INDUSTRIALS 2W2 2.48 2.30
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      CLOSING PRICES
      36 13 CLOSING PRICES Rl'BBER TIN (per kilo) (per picnl) Sept. 6. 100.00 Cts. $626 87'; 7. 100.50 Cts. $625.25 8. 98.75 Cts. $627.00 9. 99.00 Cts. $628 .12' i 10. 99.50 CtS. $630 12' 2 11. $628.12V2
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      256 13 The following company meetIngs are due: Haw Par Bros. International Ltd.: Sept IS. 11.00 a.m.. Jurong Room. Shangri-La Hotel. Sin- gapore. Malaysian Wood Wool Products Bhd.: Sept 16. 10.00 a.m.. Registered Office, No. 310 311. 0.C.8.C. Building, Johore Bahru Kuala Kampar Tin Fields Bhd.: Sept. IT, 9.30 a.m.,
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      New York
      334 13 "YEW YORK. Frt— The market closed modestly lower above session lows as profit-taking, portfolio switching and uncertainty over what the administration plans after the wageprice freeze dragged on the list Monte Gordon, senior vice president of B«che and Co. said the market has changed from one 'fuelled by
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      SMR BUSINESS
      111 13 THE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association has released the A following information In respect of business transacted In S.M.R. for the week ending Sept. 10. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding Ri>& i position In cents per Kilogramme. SMR SCV September One ton Pallets 2.50 cents premium
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      Local Stock Indices
      59 13 Industrials: Hotels: Properties: Tin»: t S rubbers: Stpt. 6 180.39 76.52 129.44 97.36 119.62 Sept. 7 Sept. 8 Sept. 9 180.37 110.70 181.36 76.52 76.05 "6.13 128.56 128.00 130.33 97.29 97.29 9732 119.54 119.51 119.35 Dec. 30. 1966 100 Dec. 31, 1968 s 100 t Dec. -i9.
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      Dividends announced
      61 13 Central P'npfrtic* Klnta KelU* Tin M O Invest Hold. S'nu'a BuiMinr TVtnerloh Rubber Wilkinson Procesi Current D»te Total for paym.nl payable the year 3 <p, 3.5<1 60^" Oct. 30 15^ 15C f Oct. 11 120<", «<-, Oct. 29 8^ 18.5 r r Sept. SO 25.5' f 12.5?r+ Sept.
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      Depression reigns Downunder
      267 13 Depression reigns Downunder A newspaper Investment specialist. Mr. John A. Calvert Jones. 34. has bought the seat on the Melbourne Stock Exchange left vacant following the failure of Melbourne broker Michael S. Ricketson. The price, believed to be A 523.200. is the lowest to be paid for a Melbourne seat
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      Asian dollar
      70 13 ♦pHESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market on Saturday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 7 7 8 to 8 l Br, 2 mths 7 1 2 to 9% 3 mths 7 l 2 to 8c 6 mths 7 7 16
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      110 13 fHE following list of storks rives the ten most dealt in last week The list gives the turnover in thousands of units, closingprkea on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. 'ar East-Levlnfston law Par Brothers "aber Inion Rights nited Motor Works San Holdings 'übUc
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      DELAYED DEALS
      57 13 T*HE week's total delayed 1 transactions in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage in brackets. Sept. 6. 304.000 (20.51 per cent) 7 333.000 (16.54 pel cent) 8. 348.000 1 19.59 per cent) 9. 537.000 (23.30 per cent) 10. 302,000 (15.50 per cent) The
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      Gold markets
      57 13 (1) Export price In non-Mrrllni; are r in I'.s. dollars per ounre. i2> Local dealers prices In Singapore dollars per tael. London Beirut Hongkong Zurich Paris Sport (1> S'porc (2) Friday sus 41 65 41.9.1 43.06 41. HOB 41*08 42.36 43.30 159.70 Thursday tu.s. 41.75 4?.C5 42.90 41>"B
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      LOCAL MARKET
      247 13 BY and large, operators were still holding off from fresh dealings on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week when prices moved erratically in between bouts of profittaking and short-cover-ing. Price movements were generally narrow and this served to dampen sentiment further. Aggregate turnover for the
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      General Electric (M) gets $300,000 contract
      191 13 riENERAL Electric of Malaysia has been awarded a contract by Liberian Agricultural in Monrovia. The contract worth $300,000 is for the supply and installation of rubber processing equipment. The equipment supplied to the Americanowned plant includes creeper hammermlils. semi -continuous tray dryers and baling
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      293 13 VTf IT H the market moving up the team Is sitting tight on its investments. Last week's purchase of Haw Par left us In the red at the bank to the tune of $8,124.30 less accrued Interest from earlier deposits during the year so we are banking
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      Singapore produce
      333 13 TkULL sentiment continued to prevail on the Singapore produce market last week. Advices from overseas were scarce and quoted at levels too low to result In business Dampening factors were the Derslstlns: monetary uncertainty, the lmt»encUng dock strike on the East Coast of the United States and the
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      299 13 OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS LONDON: Share prices made headway at the start of the week encouraged by the Bank Hate reduction and the UK official reserve figures for August. Governrr.ert bonds were much in demand with long da'ed issues gaining arounu two points following the announcement on Friday of a new
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      Copper prices
      28 13 (previous In bracket* >: Wlrehar Spot huyer {433.00 seller £43.Y.V> ((439.00): Three Months buyer £414 30 i£44S.oO> seller £445.00 (£44<v.V>>. M rkct tons: Easier. Salts: 2.700 ions.
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      PALM OIL
      33 13 In London on Friday the prices of Malayan 3 per cent CIF IK rt European port* In bulk, sterling per long ton Jan. Feb. was quoted at IK £112 sellers (unchanged).
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      Hong Kong rates
      40 13 On the free exchange market In Hon.: Kong on Saturday the U.S. dollar m quoted at 5.9030 (or T.T. and 5 <»50 (or cash. Sterling «ai quoted at 14.33 and on* tael of gold at 306. '75.
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      116 13 MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANTS INTRACO is expanding and requires qualified Accountants preferably with experience in methods and costing to keep pace with increasing complexities and volume of work in the office and in its subsidiary enterprises Minimum qualification will be AS. A., I C.W.A., or a Polytechnic Diploma ->nd four years' experience
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      551 14 eMALE NURSE BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED require a qualified MALE NURSE with an S.R.N. Certificate for service in their Hospital and/or outstations in Brunei. The selected candidate will be eligible, on confirmation after six months, to join the Company's Pension and Provident Funds. Please apply in writing, marking the
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      877 14 iridf MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE BERHAD Invites applirations In in Malaysian citlienc fo.pesitions in a new < on-»ultaiu-y Service 1. DIRECTOR. tONSILTANCY SERVICES \ge: Not leys than 35 ve;us. Duties: To supervise and airect advisory and consultancy nMces lor small-scale industry. .)ualifications: A recognized prc f esMonal qualification in media-
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      707 14 PUSAT PENYELIDEKAN GETAH TANAH MELAYU (The Rubber Research Institute m Malaya) Permohonan adalah dipelawa daripada wurganegara Malaysia ang beruinor 40 tahun kebawah, untuk memenuhi jawatan2 berikut lidnlam Pusat mi <i> Pegawai Penyelldek (Ahli Fisioloji lumbuhani didalam Bahaglan Tumbuhan: <ti) Pegawai Penyelldek (Ahli Ekonomi Pertanian) didalam Bahaglan Tumbuhan. Krlayakan Pengalaman yang
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      1167 14 NOTIS PERTUKARAN ALAMAT i NOTICE OF CHANGES OF ADDRESSES Pakatan Juru-Ukor Bahan (SUCKLING. McDONALD dan MOHD. ISAHAK) QUANTITY SURVEYORS Kami mema'alomkan bahawa mulai daripada 15hb. September 1971 W.» wish to announce that from 15th Septembei 1971 alamat dan nombor talipon pejabat2 baharu kami di Malaysia oda-lah: our new office addresses
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    DANCERS BRING A 'LITTLE CORNER OF AFRICA'
    194 15 DANCERS BRING A 'LITTLE CORNER OF AFRICA' SINGAPORE, Sun. Creating a little corner of Africa in the airport tonight were the 45 member Ballet Afrikana troupe with their striking prints and headdresses, and lithe, supple figures. Led oy Berete Dauouda, the 16 women and 29 men arrived from Japan after
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    'Softy' school leavers pose threat to industries
    350 15 SINGAPORE, Sun THE reluctance of Singapore school leavers to learn industrial skills the hard way is posing a real threat to industries. This warning was sounded by Mr. Low Ouan Onn, Member of Parliament (River Valley) and deputy general manager of Jurong Ship
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    Water use up again
    33 15 SINGAPORE, Sun. Water use yesterday was 102.8 million gallons an increase of 0.4 mil. gallons over the previous day's consumption. No rainfall was recorded at the three catchment areas.
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    'Try to think as nation' call by Minister
    165 15 'Try to think as nation' call by Minister SINGAPORE, Sun. Singaporeans must develop the built-in reflexes of thinking as a nation, Inche Othman Wok, the Minister for Social Affairs said today. They must develop the feeling of togetherness and camaraderie and the sense of common purpose to stand united in
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    Name change
    17 15 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Persatuan Wanita Singapura has changed its name to the Singapore Women's Association.
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      170 15 I THREE FOR THE PRICE OF TWO Tai Reiig Garden Third phase two storey terrace houses with or without basement SHOWHOUSE READY FOR INSPECTION i^TD 1 I 1 I I bedroom f hall bath &we rV,''i| l T~~ living V^ dining vtrondaP L Jrr-r, "II ll <! ft Prices to
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      97 15 fir OBEFOI I HOTEL SINGAPORE SPECIAL EXECUTIVE LUNCHES I at $7.50 per person MONDAY Chicken Curry Oxtail Stew TUESDAY Roast Beef WEDNESDAY Saver Braten and Pork Knuckles THURSDAY Roast Pork FRIDAY Prime Rib of Beef SATURDAY Roast Lamb I For reservations, call Oberoi Imperial, Tel: *****6 The Hotel with the
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      867 15 On your TV and Radio 3.M P.M. Opening and General 7.41 News and Newsreel in Chinese 5 M P.M. Programme Summary 1.15 Programme Summary Hospital US Combat Run Sheep Run 5.N Pok Amai-Amai US Ironside The Riddle in 3.MFor the Family (Tamil) 9.N News and Newsreel in English 5.31 Shazzan
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  • Straits Times Book Page
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      All that gossip about Cleopatra —was it really true?
      873 16  -  GRAHAM LORD By CLEOPATRA by Jack Lindsay (Constable £3.50) IT IS just 2,(KM) years since a Greek woman living in Egypt decided to follow her lover's example and commit suicideYet today we will remember their love affair.- It stands out across
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      NEW SHOTS IN THE COLD WAR
      199 16  -  ANTHONY TUCKER By 0 VITAMIN C AND THE COMMON COLD by Linus Pauling (W.H. Freeman V 1.90; paperback 80p). PROFESSOR Linus Pauling, Nobel Laureate of Chemistry and of Peace, no less, has taken a hard look at vitamin C and decided, heretically. that it
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      A short spell in America
      139 16  -  I. Hamilton By IN THE HAPPY VALLEY by Tom Connor (Faber £1.25). TONY Connor's new volume. In the Happy Valley, has all his nowfamiliar qualities. of candour and compassion, but this Is a rather more ambitious book than one might have expected from him. A
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      Labour disputes put in proper setting
      274 16  -  JAN KAROL By INDUSTRIAL CONFLICT IN MALAYA by Dr Stenson (Oxford I niversity Prrss $18). TH E history of tr.ui. unionism in Singapore and Malaya has its own corps of guides and experts, and as Dr. Stenson admits in his preface yet another account
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  • Letter to the Editor
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      Bottleneck at the junction leading to a new highway
      112 17 4 1 peak hours, the traffic at the junction of Fort (banning Road and Stamford Road is in chaos. Vehicles coming from -'t.imford Road and Benoooten Street have to queeze into Fort Canning Road. The junction is just like a bottleneck.
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      113 17 TO add to your letters commenting on road safety In Singapore, might I comment on the blatant obstruction in Chong Pans Village On the right of the road sininß towards Sembawang the pavement has a barrter to prevent pedestrians walking in the load. There :s also a very usefullypositioned controlled
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      112 17 PEDESTRIAN traffic at the zebra crcssing in Geylang Read in front of Gay World amuseme it park is very dense during peak periods. This is probably because of the several factories operating in Bendeemer Industrial Estate. A continuous stream of pedestrians, probably factory workers, cross the road in twos and
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      118 17 a regular bus commu- t?r. lam faced with the daily fear cf risking my life when I have to rross busy Ayer Rajah Road after alighting from the bus. I am expressing the concern of many of my fellow residents In Faber Hill Housing Estate and the surrounding areas. We
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      52 17 I AM one of the many residents at the 94 miles. Upper Bukit Timah Road. It would be greatly appreciated if the authorities concerned would construct an overhead bridge here to serve studsnts of four schools and churchgoers on S indays. Crossing the reads here is a great risk. PEDESTRIAN,
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      154 17 ON Aug. 27 the HDB issued a statement informing tenants that letter-boxes would be provided soon. Tenants are to collect their keys after signing undertakings to pay the necessary charges levied by HDB. We congratulate this move to save the postman much walking. However, we would like HDB to answer
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      31 17 fOULD the authorities concerned please do something about the poor drainage of the canal along New Bridge Road. It gives off a foul stench every early morning. ROY NG, Singapore 3.
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      44 17 PLEASE allow me to express mv sincere thanks to the STC bus conductor who found my daughter's identity card in his bus on Sept 4. and the STC tnsnector who came in his Volkswagen to return the Identity card. TAN LEONG KIAT, Singapore 4.
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        Jurong Town doesn't need a third welfare body
        127 17 Jurong Town doesn't need a third welfare body REFER to the news item entitled "Registration of Welfare Association Rejected" (ST., Aug. 14). The application of the proposed Jurong Industrial Welfare Association for registration under the Societies Act. 1966 was refused because it would duplicate the efforts of the Jurong Town
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        121 17 I REFER to the letter by "Non-Offender" (S.T.. Aug. 26 1. headlined "Officers make paying more painful. The Traffic Police in its normal course of action gives any traffic offender an opportunity to explain his her ca i e. If the explanation is reasonabl?. it is accepted oth3rwi*e an offer
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        140 17 SAROJINI" (ST.. Aug. 25) alleges that the pioducer of "Amuthum Thenum" always gives chances to the girls who have danced many times in the show. May we clarify. The series is produced by two producers, not one. Since Janu- ary. 54 dancers have performed and 17 of them were found
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        142 17 BEACH HAPPY" (ST.. Sept. 7) may wish to know that the stretch of beach where warning signs have been erected is not recommended as a swimming area at this stage as deep, extremely soft marine ciay exist at isolated areas whicn will pose as a hazard to swimmers. As soon
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        47 17 WITH reference to the letter by "Concerned" <S.T. Sept. 6». a proposal for the metalling of Lorong Ampas recommended by the Toa Pavoh citizens' consultative committee is being considered by the Urban and Rural Services Committee. YEONG KIM KM for Public Relations Officer, Ministry of National Development.
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      96 17 Nationhood and that major I READ with interest your report (S.T., Sept 7) of the ingredients for nationhood as enumerated by Mr. Herman Kahn, the "experts' expert." It seems to me he has omitted one major factor. I believe that the most important cementing factor for diverse peoples within a
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      173 17 P)AY after day, the PHD L truck collects refuse along the lower Bukit Timah Road (near Newton Circus). It usually arrives with a treat roar, followed by the banking of dustbins and the unnecessary shouts of the workers. Even worse, white clouds of fumes are emitted by the vehicle, choking
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      66 17 ON Sept. 8 at about 7 am I found a pair of NCC epaulettes on a seat in an ABS bus. service 156. The owner may claim them at Parry Secondary School. Parry Avenue. Singapore 19. Secondary 3E in the morning. I would like to remind the owner
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    89 18 THE BEREAVED FAMILY of late SKt N V Arumufram of DBK '8' Battery. R M.A.P. Base XL. wish to thank all condolence messages, wreaths, attendances and are grateful to th* Officer Commanding KUff and oth. r unltt for the assistance und honour given during the funeral on 9th S.
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    64 18 IN PHOUD. PRECIOUS, undying, untatmnhts] memory of Charles Ernest Cumr.ilnK. deceased 13/9/1961, loved, respected. for his human qualities, sterling honesty. IN EVER LOVING MEMORY Of dearent pupa Mr. A. D. Jacobs departed 13.9.68. sadly missed but never forgotten by Daisy Jacobs. IN LOVINC MEMORY of my dearest Papa.
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      798 21 AUCTION SALE BY ORDER OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE FOR DEFENCE OF HER BRITTANIC MAJESTY'S GOVERNMENT NASSIM CO. (SINGAPORE) PRIVATE LIMITED will sell by public auction in their saleroom 2 MISTRI ROAD (Er.l of Shenton Way>. Singapore on FRIDAY. 17lh September 1971 at 9.30 em. STORES SURPLUS TO -HBM DEPARTMENT
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      741 21 NOTICE OF EXHUMATION Notice is hereby given to the children and descendants of th the following deceased persons burled in the land being Lot a t '444 Muklm I. situated in the District of Telok Blangah and y, located off Buklt Purmel Road O 1. Name of Deeeawd Yum Fa
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      544 21 OVERNMENT OF SINGAPORE DISTRICT A MAGISTRATES' SVi REGISTERED STOCK, COtRTS SALE 1959 (1977/79) Wm of xuun No 480 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of 1971 lat the Transfer Book of the Tn thp rB11 nf sove stock will be closed from cause of 7th September. 1971 to ,Ist Allyer Kunju so)
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      Big need for a central fund for sports
      591 22  -  TEOH ENG TATT By YESTERDAY, I was shown a picture of a remarkable toning- machine which required very little space in a gym, yet having the capability of taking on 17 athletes at one time. The cost: Below $10,000. At about the
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      MALAYSIA SELECT 70 FOR GAMES TRAINING
      336 22 MALA YSIA SELECT 70 FOR GAMES TRAINING PENANG. Sun. Malaysian Amateur Athletic Union last night named 70 athletes 46 men and 24 women for centralised training for the Seap Games. All selected athletes are to report to Chief coach Wong Chee Fook at Police Depot. Kuala Lumpur, tomorrow. The athletes
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      Youth soccer tourney
      42 22 TWENTY-SEVEN teams have entered tor the Youth soccer tournament to be held from Sept. 25 at Farrcr Park on Wednesdays, Saturdays and Sundays. Teems wishing to compete In the tournament should contact Mr. X.C Llir. (Tel. *****5 or *****).
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      Kuah wins 'D' medals
      86 22 Kuah wins 'D' medals KAUH Leong Bee with a nett 71 won the 'D' medal (stroke) from David Om\ nett 72. in the ClifToid Cup qualifying round at New course on Saturday Chang Mlang Yu and PK. Llm shared the first nine ball sweep with a nett 34. The second
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      ENGLAND RUGBY PLAYERS TO COACH TEACHERS
      256 22 ENGLAND RUGBY PLAYERS TO COACH TEACHERS SINGAPORE, Rugby Union yesterday announced that members of the England rugby team will instruct and coach teachers on Oct. 4. SRU prrsident Dennis Bindon said: "The English have agreed to this, as one of the objects of the Far East tour is to promote
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      S'pore riders sweep Vespa races
      103 22 S'pore riders sweep Vespa races CINGAPORE. riders won top honours in Vespa event of the Malaysian Grand Prix at Batu Tiga circuit. Kuala Lumpur. They grabbed the overall. Class 'A' and B titles, with only the Class C title going to a Malaysian. Said bin Zainol. on a Sprint 150.
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      Korea invite 14 nations
      76 22 SEOUL, Sun Fourteen countries have been invited to compete in the Second Asian Shooting Championship* to be held here on Oct 21 20, Korean organisers said today. The crunlries invited are: Iran. Burma. Ceylon. Nationalist China. Hong Kong. India. Indonesia. Israel. Japan. Pakistan. The Philippines Smqapore.
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      Games site
      49 22 CHRISTCHURCH. Sun. The Kerrs Reach Merry Estate will be main site for the 1974 Commonwealth Games. Christchurch City Council decided. The athletics programme and the opening and closing ceremonies will be staged in the main stadium on the estate. Estimated cost for developing the site is NZ5856,900.
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      Unanimous
      40 22 MANILA. Sun. Erbitn Salavarria. the World Boxing Council's flyweight champion, last night scored a unanimous decision over game and peppi'y Natalio Jimenez of the Dominican Republic in a 12-round nontitle boi'! at the Araneta Coligpum in Suburban Quezon City.
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      Tranmere held
      34 22 LONDON. Sun. Tranmere Rovers and Rotherham played a goalless draw to their English Football League Div. Three matcn on Friaay Northampton beat Stockport 2-0 and Southport beat Newport 4-2 in Div. 4.
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      122 22 THREE women drivers. Winnie 1 Tan. Rita Ho and Rosaline Goei. are among the first entrants for the 130-mile Castrol motor rally on Sept. 18. All three made their rally de- i but at the recent BP Rally. Winnie and Rita of Kuala Lum- > pur
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      Perak rout Kedah
      45 22 IPOH. Sun. Perak unleashed their full power to overrun Keriah 33-r in their opening Malay a Clip ru(rt>v match on tht municipal padang here on Friday. Perak's pom's came from three poals and six tries. Anderson School beat Penang Free School 22-3.
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      Hang Jebat the for upsets
      2704 23  - Hang Jebat the for upsets EPSOM JEEP By yWO heavily backed fay o v rites, Facets and Senyum, gave punters a good start at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Facets, with Jim Johnson astride, won In a hard-fought finish with stablemate Spruce II to pay $18. Senyum, ridden by Lyle Harbridge, romped
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      Asians set national records in Bonn
      278 23 Asians set national records in Bonn DONN. bun Asian athletes undergoing a training course in West Germany at the invitation of the Gei man Government set five national records at a track and field meet m.re yesterday. Anat Ratanapol, from Thailand, clocked 102 in the IGOm heat and came second
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      Russians lead in varsity meet
      220 23 Russians lead in varsity meet \IADRIC BMn. Olympic champion Victor Saneev of the S< viet L'mon set a meet le-c-rd in the triple tump here la-.t night m lils Mttlaß's athletes edged Cuba in the Gold medul tally on the first d;iy 1 the World University athletics chainpi< nships In
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      122 23 LONDON. Sun Bntn;ns David Bedford. European record-holder for 5.000 m and 10.000 m. was disqualified last night utter winning x ft 000 m race because he was wearing the wrong vest The controversial 21-w runner was competing for his club. Shaftesbury Harriers, and started the race in
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      Surrey inch closer to title
      429 23 LONDON. Sun. Surrey yesterday moved to within two points of clinching the English ccunty cricket championship ai England batsman John Edrich boosted their chances with 113 against Hamp&hire Sutrev. needing six points from this match to win the title fcr the first time since 1958.
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      Kisui wins 'C' medal
      81 24 K. KISUI won the 'C medal stroke with a nett 72 In the qualifying round of the Clifford Cup golf at New Course yesterday. Runner-up D Ogxwa (nett 74) on a count back from CI. Ooh. First nine ball sweep was won by Klsui (nett 3m
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      311 24 I^UALA LUMPUR, Sun. Singapore completed their last Malaysia Cup South zone soccer match with a 2-1 win over Selaneor at Merdeka Stadium last night. The win also served notice on the Malaysian states that Singapore will have to be highly respected next year.
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      271 24  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association has directed all its coaches training Singapore's team for the Seap Games not to hesitate to take action against trainees who dodge training. SASA secretary Woon Sui Kat warned again that trainees who do this would be
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      Clean sweep by S'pore University
      457 24  - Clean sweep by S'pore University ERNEST FRIDA By IJNIVERSITY of Singapore's formidable athletic team made a clean sweep of championship honours the overall, men's and women's team titles at the annual Inter- varsity -college quinquangular athletic championship at Farrer Park yesterday. They won all the events in the men's section
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      SICC win trophy
      211 24 SINGAPORE, Island Country Club beat Combined Services by nine polnU to three in the golf niutrh for the Lord Selkirk Trophy at New Course yesterday. Results (SICC first) Eric Gwee and J.R.S. Klrkham bt Cmdr A Griffiths and Sq Ldr Bromley 3 and 2: WJ. Bosley and
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      Fletcher outplays Thanh in Malaysia final
      355 24 Fletcher outplays Thanh in Malaysia final KUALA Ll'MPl K. Sun. —Lan Fletcher. 22. son of an Adelaide accountant, became the 19;1 Malaysian Open men's singles tennis champion here yesterday when he beat third seeded Vo Van Thanh of South Vietnam 6-1. 6-2. 6-1 in a 48- minute final. Thanh. 33,
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      549 24 RESULTS of events at the Inter varsity college games' athletic championships at Fairer Park yesterday: MEN "A" Div: 100 m 1 Ho Mun Cheonjt 2 Daniel Tan 3 Chang Llan 11.9. 200 m 1 Ho Mun Cheong 2 Gilbert Louise 3 Woon Kok Swee 23.5. 400
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      107 24 SRC beat CSC by one run SINGAPORE Recreation Club beat Ceylon Sports Club by one run in a thrilling SCA League match at Balestier Road yesterday. SRC made 118 runs wi'h skipper Steve Houghton < 34 and S. Mumthi (29) the main scores. Balakrlshnan (3-17) and S. Sooceleraj (3-19) were
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        286 25 HKST DIVISION 2 Leeds 0 1 Nott'm F. 1 ...ie 1 Man Utd 'i 4 Stoke 0 if Id 1 West Brom 0 1 Leicester 2 1 South pton 0 City 'I Newcastle l Utd 2 Tottenham v Ham 2 Chelsea 1 1 Evertun 1 >M <)\l>
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        73 25 PARIS. Sun. Britain's Hill and John Surtee.s. in a three-litre Ford Capri. xon the first six-hour stage of the Paul Ricurd 24-hour tour- race at Le Camp de last night. Germany's Dieter >. and Spaniard Alex Etoig were second, also in Capri, with lome Heind Qj«
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        65 25 Nt\V YORK. Sun Results il major league baseball :;imt-> played yesterday Ameriin Ixigme: Detroit 1 lioston 0: New York 10 Cleveland 8; ;on v Baltimore postponed: Kansas Cit\ 4 Chicago 2 Oakland 5 Minnesota 3 (10 Iniut; Milwaukee 3 California D vu.nal League: New York 9 F hiladelplua
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        646 25 Manchester Utd turn on a super show at Palace LONDON. Sun TROUBLE injury-time blows by Tottenham Hotspur internationals Martin Peters i England) and Alan Gilzean S c o tland) robbed English First Division league leaders Sheffield United of their seventh victory in eight outings yesterday. Peters struck first three minutes
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        985 25 Wal.-all 6 1 2 3 10 14 4 Wrexham 5 1 13 7 8 3 Barnsley 6 1 1 4 6 12 3 Bradford C. 6 1 1 4 7 17 3 Mansfield 5 C 1 4 2 10 1 FOURTH DIVISION (ii.m by 6 4 2 0 15
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        321 25 MOSCOW, Sun. United Sta t es swimmers crowned a commanding victory over the Soviet Union and Britain with world records in the two final events of their threeday triangular international match in Minsk yesterday. The U.S. team finished with 342 poin ts against Russia's 205
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      49 22 SOCCER FAS League Div. 3: PBMS v Khalsa (MFAi. Foresters v Kpg. Kapor "A". Serangoon Soccerites v Alexandra "A". Telok Kurau "A" v Rajaji "A" (all Farrer Park). RUGBY SRU League Div. 3: "W Coy RNZIR v Admin/ Sp. Coy RNZIR i Dieppe). Friendly: SCC v HMS Albion ipadang).
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      106 24 TRAVEL Airlines, Travel Agencies. Hotels, Luggage or any other needs Busy people find the answers Fast in the Yellow Pages of the Singapore Telephone Directory l So easy to use So close at hand 24 Hours A Day Everyday I B^^ Published by General Tttophon* Directory Company Yellow Ps»n«« THE
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      262 25 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8 In no. 7 cold cream Is evident l Drmwn by drunkani enter- 2 He'i In trouble Ulnlng glutton? (6) broken ute (l 0 Hang City, defeated In sport 15 VegeUble requiring skill: I 8) K fall to swallow It! (9). 9 Berry before spring In
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    143 26 DACCA, Sun. REBELS in East Pakistan used dynamite to blast a passenger-freight train off the rails to cut the use of the line between Dacca and riverport at NarayanKanj. The engine driver was the only person hurt In the blast. AP radio picture shows men
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