The Straits Times, 14 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Call for positive neutralism
    747 1 Rahim warns of dangers of orbiting big powers KUALA LUMPUR, Monday SINGAPORE today called on countries around the Indian Ocean to maintain a policy of "positive neutralism" towards the big powers to survive. Such ;i policy, s;ii(l the Singapore Minister of Slate lor Foreign Affairs, Inche
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    Ismail talks of the coining of a S-E Asia Club
    570 1 Ismail talks of the coining of a S-E Asia Club rl. possible emergence of a community of South-east Asia was referred to by Tun (Dr.) Ismail at the start of the plenary session of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association. At this juncture, however, he did not think it proper to go
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    So glad to be alive! -woman who fell seven floors
    198 1  - So glad to be alive! -woman who fell seven floors N.G. KUTTY By SINGAPORE, Mon. A 21 -year-old woman fell 70 ft. from the seventh floor of a Housing Board flat in Beach Road this afternoon and lived. I Tonight, lying on her hospital bed, Scow Sock Kuai, of Lorong
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    Lee to visit Britain
    47 1 LONDON. Mon. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, will pay a visit to Britain from Oct 30 to Nov. 11 for talks with British Ministers. British officials said today. The Prime Minister will also deliver a commemorative lecture at Fitzwilliam College. Cambridge, his old university.
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    Lock icon Supply cache destroyed
    38 1 SAIGON. Mon. Crack Government Infantrymen destroyed a big communist supply cache hidden near the border with Laos and in the same mountain jungles captured three long-range North Vietnamese field guns, military spokesmen said today. UPI
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    Lock icon Wilson at Kremlin
    42 1 MOSCOW, Mon. Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin received British Opposition Leader Harold Wilson in the Kremlin today, a Foreign Mlnlf-try spokesman said. Mr. Wilson arrived here yesterday for three days of talks w'.lh Soviet officials on current International topics. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Envoy defects
    25 1 MANILA. Mon. Pakistan ambassador Rhurrum Khan Panni. 49. has defected to the rebel "Bangla Desh" government, the Philippine News Service reported tonight. UPI.
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    Refugee problem dominates CPA conference
    633 1 THE plight of the 8.4 million refugees from East Pakistan now In India dominated the Commonwealth Parliamentary conference's first plenary session. Most of the 13 speakers made the Pakistan crisis the major subject of their addresses. India's Speaker of the Lower House. Dr. 0.8. Dhillon.
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    Opium haul: Customs keep watch on seas
    421 1  - Opium haul: Customs keep watch on seas K.S. SIDHU By SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore may again be a distribution centre of raw opium, the Customs department warned today. Yesterday's seizure of 2.200-lb. (1.000 kgs.) of raw opium, it said, might mean a change In the drug trafficking pattern. It could mean
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    PRESIDENT GIRI ARRIVES TODAY
    208 1 PRESIDENT GIRI ARRIVES TODAY PRESIDENT Sheares and the Cabinet will be at Singapore airport this afternoon to welcome President Giri of India and Mrs. Giri when they fly in for a three-day Rood will visit. President Giri, who is accompanied by a party of 26. will have the Minister for
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    8 die, 50 hurt in 200-vehicle pile-up
    146 1 8 die, 50 hurt in 200--vehicle pile-up HARRINGTON, (England), Mon. About 200 cars and trucks crashed into each other today on a fog-bound superhighway in northwestern England, leaving dead, injured and crushed vehicles in one of the worst motorway pile-ups in British history. Police said at least eight died, more
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    Lock icon Satellite hot line to prevent nuclear war
    200 1 WASHINGTON, Monda> United States and the Soviet Union have ■greed on a system of instanl consulta* lions which will prevent "nuclear accidents" from sparking of]' a nuclear war. An 'accident" would include the unintentional detonation of a nuclear weapon, or other incidents that
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    3 a.m. ROUNDUP 37 DIE IN PRISON
    48 1 3 a.m. ROUNDUP 37 DIE IN PRISON ATTICA <New York) Mon. Rebel convicts killed nine civilian employees at Attica state prison today as more than 1.700 state troopers, national fuardsmen and sheriff's deputies stormrd the facility. Twenty-eight prisoners were slain in the gunfire. authorities said. (See Pare Three)
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Belfast crisis: Proposed talks run into trouble
      257 2 Belfast crisis: Proposed talks run into trouble f\UBLIN. Mon. The proposed three-way talks on the Belfast crisis have run into trouble even before a date has been set. Irish Republic Prem'er Mr Jack Lynch agreed on Saturday to meet British Frime Minister Mr Edward Heath and Northern Premier Mr. Brian
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      Lock icon RIDDLE OF '£500,000 BANK THEFT
      129 2 RIDDLE OF '£500,000 BANK THEFT f ONDON. Mon. A LonLi don bank today reported its strongroom had been blown open and police fear a gang had got away with thousands of pounds sterling even though they knew what was happening. For during Saturday night, an amateur radio enthusiast reported he
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      Lock icon Manila demo to free rebels in jail
      298 2 Manila demo to free rebels in jail MANILA, Monday ABOUT 15,000 demonstrators with placards saying "crush fascism" turned out today in one of the biggest rallies seen here to demand an end to emergency security measures imposed by President Marcos. President Marcos suspended the writ and gave police special powers
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      Star's burial in France
      67 2 LOS ANGELES. Mon. Memorial services were held today for actress Pier Angeli. who died of a drug overdose. She will be buried in Prance, a close friend said yesterday. Members of her family, including her twin sister, movie a.tress Marisa Pavan arrived on Saturday night to
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      Anti-US demo
      24 2 SAN JUAN (Puerto Ricot. Mon. Thousands of demonstrators demanding independence for Puerto Rico marched on a meeting of US governors here yesterday.
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      Lock icon Port's denial
      30 2 BAGHDAD. Mon. A port* authority spokesman today denied an Iranian Press report that 100 Fakistanls had recently drowned when their boat struck a rock in Iraqi waters. Reuter.
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      KY AND 1 ON THE SAME SIDE, SAYS McGOVERN
      297 2 KY AND 1 ON THE SAME SIDE, SAYS McGOVERN CAIGON. Mon. SenaCir George McGovern the sole Democratic Piesidential contender to date, arrived here today on a round the world fact-finding tour and shrugged off an earlier threat by Vice-Pre>nlriu Ky that if Sen. McGovem ever appeared in Vietnam Mr Ky
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      Lock icon China accuses Japan of spying in Seoul
      145 2 UONG KONG. Mon. 11 China today charged that Japanese military officials disguised as tourists were collecting military intelligence in South Korea as part of preparatory moves by Premier Sato's Government for armed aggression against Asian countries. The accusation, made by the New China
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      Lock icon Home and Riad begin talks on Mid-East crisis
      413 3 Home and Riad begin talks on Mid-East crisis CAIRO. Monday pGYPT and Britain begin intensive talks on the Middle East crisis here today in the hope of breaking the deadlock in the search for a settlement with Israel. British Foreign Secretary Sir Alec DouglasHome and Egypt's Mr Manmoud Riad are
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      Bodies of 'martyrs' found in 103 graves
      124 3 Bodies of 'martyrs' found in 103 graves PHNOM FENH. Mon. Workmen early today I began excavating mass giaves 57 miles north of here aptf reported to hold the bodies o; civilians massacred during a year-long cemmunist occupation. Government officers at Barajr. a district capital, said yesterday that 103 graves. each
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      Lock icon Defector feted
      38 3 HONG KONG. Mon. Mr. Chans Shuang-chao. i tonaar confidential secretary in the Taiwan Department of Finanii- who had defected to Pekine last week, m feted by Chinese Officiate yesterday, the New China News Agency said. Reuter
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      Lock icon 'Quit' call
      34 3 KARACHI Mon. The council of the Moslem League Party fa-tion headed by Miai. Mv.mtiiz Daultana yesterday demanded that Pakistan quit the Commonwealth. sayinc bnUiin was inimical to and biased against Fakistan. Reuter.
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      Police move in on rebel convicts at Attica
      226 3 Police move in on rebel convicts at Attica ATTICA, (New York), Mon. A i barrage of gunfire broke out today as State Police and Sheriff Deputies stormed the Attica prison where 1,000 rebellious convicts have been holding 38 hostages under the I threat of death since i Thursday last week.
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      Lock icon Rock festival
      42 3 AVANDARO. (Mexico). Mon. The first outdoor rock festival In Latin America ended yesterday with police dragging a lake for the bodies of over-con-fident swimmers and more than 200 "hippies' being treated for overdoses of druics in an Improvised hospital. UPI
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      Lock icon British MP tells of needle cure in Canton
      232 3 British MP tells of needle cure in Canton TOKYO. Men. Mr. An--1 thony Wedgewocd-Benn, vice-chairman of the British Labour Farty. yesterday described how his hand became numb after Chinese doctors in Canton inserted acupuncture needles. In a telephone call from Peking he said the doctors anaesthetised his left hand during
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      Engineer. I warned about fire hazard in Apollo
      235 3 Engineer. I warned about fire hazard in Apollo Tk^EW YORK, Mon. A former Nusa engineer warned re- j peatedly of the danger irom inflammable material in the Apolio 1 space capsule for eight months before the tire that killed astronauts Civs Grissom. Ed White and Roger Chafee in a 1967
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      774 3 How things work How is ttlfiition trammiitfd'' (See r»je 16* of how thivc.< wokk How v rltetronici data proensing oone' (See page 502) How does a helkoplrr fly? (See page 560). How does 'dr> cloning' clean" 1 (See page 40"). Wh\ dues j record player plav 1 (See page 314)
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      Lock icon Sato aide: Taiwan is part of China...
      382 4 TOKYO. Monday tVDR the first time, a r senior official of Premier Sato's Liberal Democratic Party has described the Peking Government as the legitimate Government of China and said Taiwan is a part of China. The official, Mr. Yasuhiro Nakasone. chairman of the
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      Lock icon ANNE NOT THE GIRL FOR ME, SAYS 'PRINCE CHARMING'
      324 4 ANNE NOT THE GIRL FOR ME, SAYS 'PRINCE CHARMING' I O N D O N. Mon. Crown Prince Carl Gustav of Sweden today talked of romance, Britain's Princess Anne and his grandfather's hopes that both of them would eventually marry. In an interview with a Dally Mirror reporter, the 25-year-old
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      Lock icon Ban on sex books
      49 4 WELLINGTON. Mon. NewZealand's indecent publications tribunal today banned outright William Edward Spr agues book "Sex. Pornography and the Law." It also ruled that two others. -Naked Came the Stranger." and Sex and the Over-forties" wire Indecent in the hands of persons under 18 years. Reute.'.
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      Lock icon Marlene denies that rumour
      187 4 LONDON, Mon. Marlene Dietrich arrived here today for her first visit in six years and denied rumours that she was retiring from show business. "Not true," the 67--year-old German- born star told reporters at Heathrow airport But she was willing to concede her title of the
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      Lock icon Question mark over Indira's Soviet visit
      595 4 Question mark over Indira's Soviet visit NEW DELHI. Monday jNDIANS will be watching closely their Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi's visit to Russia later this month for signs whether their euphoria over the signing of an IndoSoviet "peace, co-operation and friendship" treaty five weeks ago was justified. Interested foreigners. In
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      95 4 Jk ||^L every girl has problem ham i h PERFUMED IS SPRAY SET I ■> London. Paris. New Yoi k HB I Age and Wrinkles Go Together. "It's inevitable" you say. But how do some women keep their lively complexions year after year? With tLo daily help of 2nd Debut
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    Malaysia backs policy to uphold and practise Parliament rule
    424 5 Malaysia backs policy to uphold and practise Parliament rule KING AND RAZAK SPEAK AT CPA MEETING KUALA LUMPUR. Monday •piE Yang di-Pertuan Agong and Tun Alxlul Razak today stressed Malaysia's faith in the concept of parliamentary democracy and its determination to uphold and practiae it. Addressing about 1,000 people in
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    'Democracy must be workable and acceptable'
    572 5 tion has accepted certain restrictions en the democratic process is a sincere and practical attempt to make it workable and acceptable to a new set of political and social facts." Tun Razak *ala It would be natural for some who saw democracy only In
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    HDB plans for anti-pollution campaign
    135 6 HDB plans for anti-pollution campaign SINGAPORE, Monday yHE Housing and Development Board Is to organise a series of activities in connection with the "Keep Singapore pollution-free" campaign from next month. A HDB statement said today that the board would place emphasis on a cleaner and healthier environment in and around
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    Man gets divorce
    43 6 SINOAPORE. Mon— A works cuperlntenbtnt In an Industrial nrm. Jcseph Adrian Anthonlsz, 38, was today granted a divorce in the High Court because of his wife's desertion. He said his wife. Violet Edwards. 31. left him on Dec. IS. urn
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    Toto winners
    29 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Two winners will »hare the second group price of $20X00 In yesterday's Toto draw No. 72/71. The jackpot for this Thursday s draw Is $105,000.
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    $10 fine
    33 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. A man, Ng Klang Tew, 32. was fined (10 today for snouting and disorderly behaviour at the Junction of New Bridge Road and Tew Chew Street on Sept. 11.
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    Airlines plan to boost travel with lower fares
    258 6 Airlines plan to boost travel with lower fares SINGAPORE, Mon. Air travel is expected to cost less in future, spokesmen of several scheduled airline companies said here today. One of them said "It is the one commodity that is down Instead of going up like the others." A Pan- Am
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    Blue light fine
    67 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. A blue llpht at the rear of Urn Poh L#ng*s car cost him a fine of $10 in a traffic court today. Llm of Prince Charles Crescent, drove his car at Queensway on April 25 last year and hud a blue Instead of a red
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    Prison officer jailed for aid in escape
    488 7 COUNSEL: HE WAS PUT UNDER THREAT OF BLACKMAIL PENANG. Mon PRISON office S.P. (Jancsan, who helped four criminals to escape from Penang jail by providing them with a revolver and ten rounds of ammunition was jailed for two years today. Ganesan, charged on
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    NPC course on plant layout
    82 7 NPC course on plant layout SINGAPORE, Mon— The National Productivity Centre is organising a six-week course on "Plant layout and materials handling" for top and middle management at the centre in Chla Ping Road, Jurong, from Sept. 27. It Is a two- week programme, followed by a four-week ln-plant practical
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    'NO HITCH' IN NEW SCHOOL'S FIRST DAY
    95 7 'NO HITCH' IN NEW SCHOOL'S FIRST DAY SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Singapore International School in Dover Road, with its 800 students of 40 different nationalities, began the first working day of its school year today. Its "international" character applies, not only to the students, but to the teachers ?.s well. For
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    Jek's date
    25 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Minister for Culture, Mr. Jek Yeun Tong. will open the "Buy Singapore-Made" exhibition at the Singapore Conference Hall on Wednesday
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    British pull-out won't disrupt social work
    211 7 British pull-out won't disrupt social work SINGAPORE. Mon. The British military withdrawal from the region is unlikely to affect the work of voluntary social organisations In Singapore. The Social Dimension, latest newsletter of the Singapore Association of Social Workers, explained that about 75 per cent of workers In voluntary organisations
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    Govt helps 100 base workers get jobs
    266 7 Govt helps 100 base workers get jobs SINGAPORE, Mon. Nearly 100 employees retrenched from the British bases have found alternative Jobs through the Ministry of Labour's employment exchange. More than 1,000 redundant base employees have registered at the labour exchanges. About 400 of these were registered since Sept. 1, when
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    Suicide jump
    38 7 SINGAPORE. Mon. A verdict of suicide was recorded today on a jobless man, Yeo Hee Hian, 32, who jumped to his death from a block of flats at the Outram Park Shopping Complex on Aug. 31.
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    Builder to be prosecuted for his 'good deed'
    170 7 Builder to be prosecuted for his 'good deed' SINGAPORE, Mon.— A sub-contractor, who helped a poor woman labourer by employing her 15--year-old son, today heard that he would be prosecuted for his deed. Per Hoon Nam. 36. of Chng Gim Huat Pte. Ltd.. a coroner's court was told, today had
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    A handbook on telex changeover
    71 7 A handbook on telex changeover SINGAPORE. Mon. The Telecommunications Department has issued a nanabook to facilitate the changeover from tne existing manual telex exchange to an automatic exchange soon. The booklet covers most of the operating conditions telex operators will meet when using the automatic exchange. With the automatic telex
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    Productivity
    20 7 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Polytechnic EngineerIng Society will hold a threeday seminar en "Productivity Improvement techniques" from Sept. 23.
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  • Page 7 Miscellaneous
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      64 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I I CAME RIGHT OVER, 1 SHE SAYS I NEED I KiPS! WHAT'S VEX M TO TAKE DANCING PROBLEM LESSONS, AND I PETUNIA AND I f/f HMMMi WELL v I At?E HAVING AN J THERE'S ONE V IV^APGUMENTI^/ iV WAY T FIND JPUT ON A
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    JACQUELINE TAKES A LOOK AT JACQUELINE
    104 8 JACQUELINE TAKES A LOOK AT JACQUELINE SEVEN-year-old Jacqueline Fleming didn't take much time to realise thai a portrait her mother showed her was a replica of herself. She grinned shyly in delight, then recovering quickly from her bashfulness, she ran to grab her younger sister. Nicola. 5. to show off
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    Survey is on to assess scientific manpower
    230 8 Survey is on to assess scientific manpower SINGAPORE, Monday A NATIONAL survey of scientists is now being carried out by the Ministry of Science and Technology to assess the scientific manpower in the Republic. Two questionnaires have been sent to every known science graduate irom the University of Singapore. Nanyang
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    SAF BEGINS NEW SERIES OF EXERCISES
    75 8 SAF BEGINS NEW SERIES OF EXERCISES SINGAPORE, Men. The Singapore Armed Forces today began exercises In the Paya Lebar and Pulau Übln areas. They will end on Sept. 23. Other exercises which began today are: Demolition exercises at the Southern Islands firing range at Pulau Senang. which will end on
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    Anniversary celebration
    38 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Shaw Organisation will celebrate its 43rd anniversary between Sept. 21. and 23. During the three-day celebration, admission to all the Shaw chain of theatres, cinemas and amusement parks, will be at half price.
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    New officer
    30 8 SINGAPORE, Mon— A Canadian, Lt. Col. James Sloan, will arrive here on Sept. 23 to take over as Officer Commanding of the Salvation Army In Singapore and Malaysia.
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    DAP MP's sedition appeal opens
    106 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The appeal by former DAP MP, Fan Yew Teng, against his conviction and fine of $2,000 by the High Court for publishing a seditious speech in the DAP publication, the Rocket, opened In the Federal Court today. Fan 28. editor of the
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    POLICE CALLED TO ROWDY MCA MEETING
    105 8 IPOH, Mon. Police were called to restore order at a meeting of the Ulu Kinta division of the MCA in Jelapanc new village here after a section of the 400 people present went on a "booing" and "shouting" session. the meeting was held to
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  • Letters to Editor
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      RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTS AND NURSES WARDS...
      704 9 RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARENTS AND NURSES WARDS... A question of understanding AS i( group of parents concerned with better child tare in hospitals, we wish to comment on the parent-nurse relationship brought out in four letters published recently in your columns. They were by "A Very Bewildered Heart" (July 27); the
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      74 9 WITH reference to the complaint by "Extrovert" (ST.. Sept. 8) against a driving tester at the Queenstown Driving Test Centre, in connection with an Oral Highway Code Test. I would like to Inform the writer that his complaint is being -.nvestlgated. He can facilitate the Investigation by furnishing
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      144 9 I REFER to the letter by "Justice Please" (ST. *.ug. 16). headline "You'll «et off with a lighter fine In court." All offers of composition are assessed according to the seriousness of the offence and a table of such assessment approved by the Atorney-Oeneral Is followed. The Traffic Police in
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      91 9 PLEASE refer to the letter from Mr. Chong Sal Keow (ST.. Aug. 30). Licensees selling drinks at the Satay Club and Esplanade foodstalls were Instructed to confine sales of drinks within their respective areas following complaints of touting and frequent clashes between the stallholders. The situation is being kept under
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      That lost child
      88 9 THE story of Ah Chung, the Uttle boy lost for over seven months reflects poorly on the efficiency of our police force. Ii his father Mr Chew Lip Hern, did make a report at the Paya Lebar police station as stated in your report, how come the
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      Why not a special 'black' list to check S'pore citizens?
      489 9 Why not a special 'black' list to check S'pore citizens? AM glad that there has been a response (S.T.. Sept 7) from the Acting Controller of Immigration to my ietter of Aug 27. Regarding his suggestion that there might have been some 300 passengers waiting to be cleared on the
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      53 9 AT the Tlong Bahru estate In Kirn Pong Road, the bin compound Is properly maintained and the workers are doing a wonderful job. It would be a more healthier place to live in If all the other HDB estates follow the fine example set by the Tlong Bahru estate. ANTI
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      6-day school week and who's responsible?
      443 9 6-day school week and who's responsible? IT was Monday, Sept. 6, a typical weekday. The time was 7.30 a.m. A frustrated student was standing at the bus stop with her eyes glued to the west, praying that STC bus No. 143 would come along. She had been waiting for half
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      We should stop singing along with other people's songs
      130 10 We should stop singing along with other people's songs AM concerned about J the musical aspect of Singapore culture. We need a common Singaporean culture to integrate our people. Our main aim of music education today, is to develop a Singaporean culture. To achieve this, we must teach all Singaporeans
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      Long lecture
      101 10 ON Sept. 7 I went to the Singapore Johc'e Express company to get the causeway card, intending to visit mv friend who is living in Malacca. I saw a payroll clerk in the company. To my surprise, he told me that I could have the card but not
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      Danger spot
      86 10 MY definition of p. tourist trap? It's the road to the Cameron Highlands where it's not uncommon for a car to plunge into a ravine. I saw one such accident the other day. Very soon a two and a half million dollar hotel is to be built at
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      Postal bats
      68 10 NATURE note: bats rocst la the roof of the Kuala Brang post oflics. Ulu Trengganu. Sanitary note the smell they make is appalling and resembles that of a neglected zoo. Humane note: would the authorities please do something about this for the sake of the public who truly
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      ZONE OF PEACE
      508 10 The neutralisation of South-East Asia is Malaysia's principal foreign policy aim with which the world is becoming familiar. But Tun Ismail's opening address to the plenary session of the Ctmmon wealth Parliamentary Association in Kuala Lumpur yesterday was by no means a rt petition of a fiimiliar
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      TAKING TO THE SEA
      319 10 The first batch of Malaysian seamen has passed out from the Seamen Training School at Glugor and before the year ends another group will have completed the three-month course. More than 100 seamen will be trained this way each year. This is timely in view of
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      BETTER DEAL
      214 10 Pclicemen in Singapore can hold their heads a little higher this morning. Their importance in society always accepted in principle is shortly to be tangibly recognised. The recommend atiens of the Lee Soo Ann review committee are to be put into practice. The report of this committee, completed
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    President the Red Cross ideals
    673 10  - President the Red Cross ideals ERNEST COREA I By I SINGAPORE AS OPEN minded as he is big boned and brawny, Varahagiri Venkata Giri, today's distinguished visitor in Singapore, is a man of many parts. At 76, India's President looks remakably fit. Grey hairs and an occasional weakness in the
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    THE EEC IS SPLIT INTO TWO MONETARY CAMPS
    1131 10  - THE EEC IS SPLIT INTO TWO MONETARY CAMPS CLYDE H. FARNSWORTH By PARIS The Euro- pean Common Market's fragile unity, periodically fractured and then patched up over two decades of turbulent history, faces perhaps its greatest threat as a result of the dollar crisis. The Market has functioned well that
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    Wife who didn't want her man after the war
    264 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. Justice Winslow today heard how the outbreak of the Japanese war in Malaya broke up the marriage of a local Japanese, then in Government service here. "And the ending of the war brought no relief to the couple.
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    Court told of threat to sue for millions
    87 11 Court told of threat to sue for millions KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A doctor threatened to sue a press photographer "for millions" when he was photographed at Court Hill here in April, it was alleged in a magistrate's court today. A Straits Times photo«rapher. Mr Alvin Yuen Weug Thlm. 20. sale'
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    CAIRNHILL HIT BY BLACKOUT
    84 11 CAIRNHILL HIT BY BLACKOUT SINGAPORE. Mon. Twelve houses alone Cairnhill Road between Orchard Road and Hul--Ift Road were without electricity late till this evening after a power failure in the morning. Parts of Orchard Road were affected when two faulty low voltage cables blew a fuse at the Emerald Hill
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    $1,600 grab by robbers
    47 11 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two robbers one armed with a revolver today held up the munager of the Yak Hong Hung Trading Company in Upper Changi Road and escaped with $1,600. Police later found the car abandoned at Wing Loong Road, on Upper Chang! Road.
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    Big Malay exodus from the science stream
    155 11 KANGAR. Mon. The Ministry of Education is paying greater attention to I the tendency among Malay students to shift from the science to the arts stream in upper secondary schools. •State education officers have been instructed to submit a special report on this
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    Another ship yard to follow Jurong
    378 11  - Another ship yard to follow Jurong NGIAM TONG HAI Profit-sharing among 3,400 workers By SINGAPORE, Monday ANOTHER shipyard, Sembawang Shipyard (Pte.) Ltd., ja expected to introduce a pro-fit-sharing scheme like Jurong Shipyard'sThe scheme for the 3,400 workers of this Government-owned shipyard will probably be effective next year when it is
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    Car forfeited
    34 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ong An Tee had hU car forfeited todi.y when he admitted using It as a pirate taxi at Yio Chu Kang Read on June 23. He was alsc fined $400.
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    40 more Australiabound travellers stranded here
    289 11  -  BAILYNE SUNG By CINGAPORE. Mon.— About 40 Australia-bound passengers have been stranded since last night at the Singapore airport because there were no seats available for them on connecting flights home. They flew in by Qantas from London. It was the second time in
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    Taiwan mission calls off visit to Malaysia
    138 12 Taiwan mission calls off visit to Malaysia KUALA LUMPUR. Monday FIRST Taiwan trade mission cx|iected here following the establishing of direct tiade between China and Malaysia has cancelled its Malaysian trip. The 20-man delegation, which is current!] on a South-east Asian tour, was scheduled to have arrived here from Indonesia
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    Girls with turbans that talk
    195 12 fHKSK girls don't speak, but watch their turbans talk! These tin bans, to begin with, not only kept their heads pretty, they restored what would have been a complete breakdown of communications today. The girls of the Ballet Afrikana, aged* 19 to 30, are all
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    Malaysian loses passport in taxi
    107 12 Malaysian loses passport in taxi SINGAPORE. Mon. A mechanic Mr. Chal Yun Fah, 22. lost his Malaysian international passport while travelling in a taxi from Rooinson Road to Serangoon Road last Thursday night. Mr. Chal, who is from Mirl, Sarawak, today appealed to the driver or the finder to return
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    Singapore to get its first Indian nightclub
    178 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. 3 Hotel Malaysia's Rajah Room is to be leased out as the first Indian nightclub in the Republic. The new restaurant-night-club, to be named "Kashmir", will serve Mogul food and present floorshows from India. rue $30,000 will be spent on renovation
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    Drug fine
    28 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Lavurer Mohammed Gany s/o Ragumhy was fined $75 today when he admitted having a teeter of Indian hemp at a PSA w'own last Saturday.
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    'Surprise' textile tax
    46 13 PENANG, Mon. The recent imposition of duty on textiles imported into Penan; came as a "complete surprise" to the state government. "I was just as surprised as the people of Penan*," Mr. Ooi Ah Bee, political secretary to the Chief Minister, said today.
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    Accord on the needs of ANZUK forces
    394 13  -  R. CHANDRAN ONLY TENURE PERIOD AND RENT ISSUES TO BE SETTLED By j SINGAPORE, Monday gRITAIN and Singaj>ore have agreed on most of the real estate and other requirements for the ANZUK force to be stationed here as part of the live-nation defence.
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    Three admit charge
    56 13 SINOAPORE. Mon. Three men, who had utensils for smoking ganja were each fined $150 today by a magistrate's court. Abdul Karlm bin ]>mail. 25. MustafTa bin Mohammed. 21, and Abdul Halim 23. admitted having a coconut-shell pipe, a bottle ana water, and some matches, at an open
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    Down to 98m gallons
    46 13 Down to 98m gallons SINGAPORE, Mon. Water use yesterday took a dip down to 97.9 million callous a drop of 4.9 million gallons from the previous day's consumption. There were 1.74 Inches of rain at Macßitchie Reservoir, 0.76 inch at Peirce and 0.23 inch at Seletar
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    HOSPITAL TO OPEN AFTER VISIT BY MINISTER
    151 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. A lEXANDRA Hospital. A formely the British Military Hospital, is expected to open after an official visit by the Minister for Health. Mr. Chua Sian Chin, tomorrow. Although floors were kept polished and linens starched since the step-by-step handover from the
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    Funeral attack after row over girls
    181 13 Funeral attack after row over girls SINGAPORE. Mon. A youth was still critically ill in Outram Hospital today following an attack on a groan of mourners at a burial ceremony yesterday. The \lolence arose alter some girls were teased. Soong Yin Tuck. 20. of Clemenceau Avenue, was stabbed in the
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    Man accused of having dud currency
    82 13 Man accused of having dud currency SINGAPORE. Mon. Chang Chin, 33, pleaded not guilty in a magistrate's court to two charges of trafficking and possessing dud Indonesian currency. The first cbarge alleged that he trafficked In 1.000 Bank of Indonesia Serlbu Ruplah notes at Beach Road on Sept. 10. The
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICES CHANGES
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        Rises
        84 14 Bt Semb. $4.86 .32 Boustead $2 56 .16 M G Hold. $1.94 .12 Haw Par $2.49 .12 C and 0 $3.20 .10 N. B. Timber $6.15 U. E. $2.84 F. B. L'ston $1.98 Cold Store $2 .95 Inchcape $3.68 Tone Menr $1 36 ltd Motor $2.02 Shell Ret. $3.06
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        Most active stocks
        25 14 F. E. I.'ston 565.000 Faber Rights 282.000 Haw Par 261.000 M. and G. Hold 156.000 Total Turnover: 2.48 M Delayed Percentage: 19.93
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        INDICES
        38 14 Sept. 10 Sept. i: Industrials: 182.14 183.2: I Hotels: 75.86 76.1: Properties: 131.13 131.9 t Tins: 97.34 97.3 t S rubbers: 119.49 119.31 Dee. 30. 1966 100 f Dec. 31. 196S 100 t Dec. 29, 19«2 100
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      Support for selective issues
      246 14 SMALL support for selective second line issues was evident on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. With this new-found interest prices steadied generally to finish mainly in plus territory. In industrials, gains outnumbered losses six to one. A few heavyweights were also sought higher
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      Official rates
      51 14 CVS THE official Malayan KJ Short Term Money Market for the week ended Sept. 11. 1971 the ranee of call rates was as follows: BANKING FUNDS: 3'i per cent to 3*, per cent. GENERAL FUNDS: 3', per cent to 4Vi per cent. MOVEMENTS of funds toI tailed $1(2
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1078 14 810 AND OFFER PRICES OFFI CIALLY LUTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORI AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOM* OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: Very Steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including odd
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1166 14 BUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number ol shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A.C.M..V (1) 1.61. Alcan (2) 1.47. Allied Choc. (2) 1.88. Ben and Co. (3)
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      77 14 KINTA KELLAS TIN is paying a dividend of 60 per cent on Oct. 11 making a total of 120 per cent for the year against the previous 100 per cent and not as reported in yesterday's Business Times. M it G (Motor General Invest. Holdings) Is paying its
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      Min Ngai slips again
      582 14 MIN NGAI Knitting Factory (Malaya) in 1970 fell on hard times again. Pre-tax profits slumped from $65,711 to $15,085 and after tax charges the group suffered a loss of $9,033 against a profit last time of $24,711. The accounts for the year show this net loss
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        Tin goes down
        46 14 rE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday dipped $1.25 to $626.87* per picul on an official offering up 40 tons to 318 tons. The tone of the market was fairly steady with all-round buying support at lower levels, especially from the United States.
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        Gold markets
        53 14 Saturday Friday •U.S. SU.I. London Closed 41. U Beirut 42.23 41.93 Hongkong 43.20 43.08 Zurich Closed 41. 508 41. 50S Parts Closed 42.38 Spore (1) 43.20 43.30 S Spore 139.50 139.70 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollara per ounce. (2) Local dealert price in Singapore
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 14 SEPT. 13 RUBBER: 99.00 cents (down 0.50 cent). TIN: $626,872 (down $1.25). Official offering 318 tons (up 40 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        110 14 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCMAHCE SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL VESTEROHV. Cteanut Oil: bulk $50 idlers, drum Ss2t Hller*. Cw»- Mixed (fob I loose Sept./ Oct. UK/ Coot. 5291 B. P»pp*r: Muntofc ASTA white f.O.b. 100", NLW $1924 tellers. Sarawak while f.O.b. 86<~, NLW JIB2J teller* Sarawak special black
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        RUBBER
        163 14 AFTER an unchang- ed opening the rubber market yesterday drifted about one cent lower in slow and thin dealings. Lack of fresh factors and buying support caused the decline. Forwards were R.A.S. and M.R.E. prices In cents per kilo yesterday: Noon Close (per kilo) (per kilo) Buyers Sellers Buyers
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        ECLINES
        45 14 traded sporadically down the list but physicals were ignored. The afternoon session was dull and featureless and there were no acceptances from China. The market closed Inactive with R.S.S. One September buyers quoted at 99.00 cents per kilo down 0.50 cent on Friday's close.
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        Tin mines: August output
        108 14 OUTPUT of tin conoenw trates for the month of August by the following mines are: Piculs Aokam 3.440 Austral Amal 917 Ayer Hltam 3,750 BerJunUl 7,734 Chenderlang 281 Oopen* 3.700 Hong Kong 58 Idris Hydraulic 482 Kamuntlng 2.818 Kampor.g Lanjut 1.680 Kent 180 Kllllnghall 666 Klnta
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        Exchange rates
        180 14 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Sept. 13. Local dollar* to one unit Srllinj Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound 7.3850 7.3525 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3.4525 3.4100 3 3800 Canadian Dollar 2.9775 2.9225 2 9075
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      Round 2 of S. Darby battle for Seafield
      355 14 Round 2 of S. Darby battle for Seafield TIE Sime Darby battle for control of Seafleld is entering its second phase. The offer closed yesterday and there seems little doubt Sime Darby will extend its offer period. There are now three courses open. The last withdrawal I'm told is out
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      Lock icon UK economy poised for expansion
      349 14 UK economy poised for expansion LONDON: Demand and activity in the UK may soon begin to expand "more vigorously," says the Bank of England in its quarterly bulletin released on Monday. It notes that there has already been a marked recovery In exports since the spring, and the budget and
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        MELBOURNE
        304 14 TV/TELBOURNE. Mon. Heavy- weight miners staged a good recovery in dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Volume was very low and the gains were mainly in line with last week's stronger London market. Oils were marginally firmer while the recent heavy losers among the industrials picked up
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        Asian dollar
        64 14 »pHESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5J25.000 and above. 1 mth 7 7/8 to 8 1/8% 2 mths 7 1/3 to 8% 3 mths 7 1/2 to 8% 6 mths 7 7, 16 to 7 15/16% 9 mths
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        HONG KONG
        231 14 T-TONO KONO. Mon. The xl market opened on a steady note and for the early part of the morning prices began to Improve. However, profit-taking made Its appearance and. with the exception of few shares which went against the trend to put on gains, the majority of counters
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        Hong Kong rates
        35 14 On the frw ticfeanxt market ir Hong Konc ywtenlay the U.S. iWtv Quoted at 5.9150 for T.T. and 5.09 for ttefitnc wu quoted at 14.43 and *n« U*| »f td JOB U7J.
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    More pay for rankand-file of police force
    347 15 More pay for rank-and-file of police force SINGAPORE, Monday SINGAPORE'S ().(MM)-stron<4 police rank •and- file are expected to get 'JO !o 2.") per cent im rises on the recommendation of the recent Lee Soo Ann salary review committee. But the reaction of many policemen today to the news expected to
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    $100,000 BAIL FOR INSURANCE COMPANY MANAGER
    160 15 $100,000 BAIL FOR INSURANCE COMPANY MANAGER SINGAPORE. Mon.—lnsurance company manager. Patrick Georr«* Ralph, was released today on $100,000 bail after he was charged in the First Magistrate's Court with corruption. Ralph, of South British Insurance Co. In Cecil Street, who was arrested last Saturday. was charred on two counts of
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    Court surprised victims
    572 15 Court surprised victims Gardener charged with double murder SINGAPORE. Monday J^S amah and a cook, who were strangled to death with a ro|>e at a Leedon Park house last November, did not put up any struggle because they were "caught by surprise" by the assailant, a pathologist suggested in the
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    Top Goodwood man quits
    50 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Philip Scow. Vice President of operations of Management Services Ltd.. which controls the Goodwood chain of hotels, has left the company. Switzerland-trained Mr. Scow had been with the Group since 1965. He was general manager of Hotel Malaysia before his promotion in February.
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    Wife who longed to be free like a bird
    170 15 Wife who longed to be free like a bird SINGAPORE. Mon. The High Court was told today how courtship and subsequent married life could mean "a world o! substantial difference" f o a young couple. Miss Ong Siew Eng. for the husband, told the court: j "In fact, they can
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    Misadventure
    43 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Grandmother Cheng Wee Tee. 96. who was scalded by a basinful of hot water after she .slipped and fell at her home in Circuit Road on Aug. 30. died shortly after of burns, a coroner's court heard today. Verdict: Misadventure.
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      205 15 On your TV and Radio 5.00 P.M. Programme Summary 0.34 Arena Sukan 5.00 Pok Amai-Amai 9.00 News 5.37 Jerry Lewis Cartoons 117 Peristiw e ";j, 9.30 Four In One Night Gallery S.lO Woodbmda, Animal Doctor Nobody Ever Comes Here mi Convict ed (Starring Glenn Ford. 0.43 Ennlebert Humperdinck Brodenck Crawford
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      724 15 3.99 P.M. Opening and General 7.IS For The Family (Chinese Hospital Repeat) 3.21 For the Family (M) ***s (C) 3.50 A Diary of Events in Singapore 7M Our Music MakefS De ter This Week (M) O'Silva u c 1.15 Painter and His World Van 3.55 It s Happening in Singapore
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      Lamps that shape up to space age
      512 16  -  ONG KIAT BENG by f AMPS are light- ing up in new shapes. Bright and glowing or soft and subdued, as a centre of attraction or to blend in with the decor of a room, there is a shape to match every mood.
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      Nelia will make up for time lost
      145 16 iirHEN Nelia Sancho came Tf here three months ago, she only had a fleeting glance of Singapore. Although scheduled to pay a five-day visit, she had to make do with a night's stay because of an influenza attack before setting out on her
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      Simple rules for success in roasting lamb
      416 16 Simple rules for success in roasting lamb TWERE are many ways of cooking and serving lamb, from a simple grill to the most exotic gourmet dish, that there's no need to find lamt> less appetising. For sheer simplicity of cooking, and eating satisfaction, roast lamb joints take a lot of
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      CHECKED GLAMOUR
      60 16 Black and silver, or black and white seem to be the popular combinations for evening dresses. And a delightful change is the sudden appearance of checks for evening too. Seen above are two creations from Nina Ricci of Paris demure styles with soft skirts and high collars. Big
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      Sheer elegance of a pure style
      172 16 AGILE, long and slender, modern without excess, feminine without affectation, discreetly fas h 1 onable this is the young woman decreed by Nina Riccl of Paris. Her day dresses are short and evening gowns not quite floor length, leaving people guessing a supple body
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    172 21 Work on bridge over Adam Road is held vp CINGAPORE, Mon— Work on building a bridge over Adam Road as part of the $10 million Pan Island Expressway has been suspended. The workmen, whose work involves exhuming the 600 graves of the Sen Ong cemetery in Adam Road, have downed
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    Smoky lorry
    38 21 SINGAPORE Men. Ng Wah Tin, of Coronation Road, was fined $100 today when he tdmlUed abetting Chew Ah Kaw In driving a lorry which emitted excessive smoke at Fa:rer Road on Jan. 5 la t year
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    46 21 SINOAPORE. Mon The 15 piece band of the U.S. nuclear aircraft carrier. The Enterprise, will perform at the Macßitchie Reservoir Park on Saturday at S p.m. On Sunday, the Singapore Police Band will perform at the perk from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Driver almost unscathed in this crash
    73 21 THE impact of the collision smashed the windscreen and tore off the car's bonnet. Despite the severe damace, the diiver Chai Yeow Lint, 20, of Jalan Chai Chee, escaped with minor injuries. The accident occurred yesterday morning after the car collided with a lorry
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    US firm's bid to sell 360 m desalinator plant to PUB
    154 21 US firm's bid to sell 360 m desalinator plant to PUB SINGAPORE. Monday AN American firm is trying to sell a $60 million generator-desalinator to the Public Utilities Board. i Foreign Engineers and Constructors, the local affiliate of American Engineers International, has submitted sale details to the PUB which include
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    Ship brawl: Seamen's Board may take action
    111 21 Ship brawl: Seamen's Board may take action CINGAPORE, Mon. The Seamen's Registry Board may take disciplinary action against four Singapore seamen who were jailed by a Tasmanian court last week after being involved in a brawl with Australian Customs officer on the ship. According to an official of the board
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    $60 extortion outside CID: Man jailed
    244 21 $60 extortion outside CID: Man jailed SINGAPORE, Mon. A man was Jailed for 18 months today for extorting $60 from a clerk outside the CID in Cecil Street. Joseph Hooi Liang Seng. 25. jobless, was also Jailed for a month for having a pair of handcuffs on D*c 7 last
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      279 21 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Ordinary seaman, first lrrt--1 Sort of UJk to help back- g gf tar pecti America U ward class? (8 exhausting, and puta off (8). 5 Heathen vewels Inlaid with n dMth te aiB^ nt sliver (S). f^, 9 Final outcome: a student R^; er warrantK)mcer
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      Punters get caning as favourites flop in mud
      315 22  -  EPSOM JEEP -By PUNTERS lost heavily on favourites at the Kuala Lumpur meeting which ended on Sunday. In 35 races over four days, only three favourites managed to win. Twenty-one favourites ran unplaced in the heavy going. On the $5 win tote,
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      122 22 BRISBANE, Mon. Lead ng t'ainrr Alt Sands was di»quilifltd lor two years by yurrnsland Turf CluO stewards today following an inqu ry into a positive swab taken from Mafic Road, winner of a race at Eaglr farm here on Aug. 7. Sands was found (uilty
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      Miller's title
      60 22 NEW YORK, Mon. John Miller, 24. gained his first majrr victory when he took the US$lOO,OOO Southern Invitation Open at Columbus yesterday. He held or shared the lead throughout and hu> final round «7 along with his three other scores of 65-67-68 gave him a 'i2-hole total of
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      Jockey Asuwadi fined $300
      770 22 rE Stipendiary Steward's > report on the Kuala Lum- I pur races: SATURDAY Race 1: Pricr to the start Heavenly Body cast her near fore plate. A false rail was erected 12ft out I starting from the 4f pest to the 2f Race 2: Pleasant Fair
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      LAST-PUTT COODY TAKES TOP PRIZE
      110 22 LAST-PUTT COODY TAKES TOP PRIZE ]YEW YORK. Mon. 1 U.S. Masters champion Charles Coody had to wait until the final DUtt. to capture the 10th annual World Series of Golf championship at Akron yesterday. Coody. 34. the last man in, faced a fourfooter on the last green. If he missed,
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      296 22 MUNICH, Mon MUNICH'S Olympic marathon course was fiercely criticised by some of the world's leading marathon runners after the first test run over the 42.2-kilometre route yesterday. They complained bitterly to organising committee officials that too much cl the course was over a gravel surface ar.d too
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      369 22 SA 'snub' danger to tour by World eleven ADELAIDE, Mon. Non-co-j operation by South Africa could force the cancellation i of the proposed Rest of the World cricket tour of Austrai Ha, Sir Donald Bradman warned last night. Sir Donald, chairman of the Australian Cricket Board of Control, said he
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      69 22 MELBOURNE, Mor..—Worldrtcord holder Judy Pollcck. now 31 and the mother of two. today announced a comeback to athletics. Mrs. Pollock retired In Januaty, 1968. s.ven months ■ftat set'ing a world 880 yard* record of 2:1.1 at Helsinki. She won the 400 metres bronze n.;dal at the
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      32 22 MUNICH. Mon. Mohamed Younis. of Pakistan. bettered his rv-n Asian record of 4:07.7 for the mile in a 14-nattons track and field meet at Aachen yesterday, running the distance in 4:04.5.
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      198 23 TELOK KURAU 'A' yesr- terday scored their fifth successive win in the Football Association of Singapore's League Div 3. edging Rajaji 'A' 2-1 at Farrer Park. After a listless first-half Tclok Kurau rallied well on resumption and got their goals through Mahmood penalty) and inside-left Sunny
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      47 23 HMS ALBION beat Singapore Cricket Club by 12 points (two goals) to four (a try) In a friendly rugger match at the padang yesterday. Albion scorers were Holt and Robinson, with Blrkett converting both tries. SCC scored through Morrison. Half time score was 6-4.
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      399 23  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By pOLICE-Military Sports Promo- tion Committee is planning to put the four Service units Armed Forces. Police, Vigilante Corps and Special Constabulary at the forefront of local soccer in three years. Major Haridas Nair, chairman of the football organising committee, said:
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      Bangkok trip for Guthrie Waugh
      260 23  - Bangkok trip for Guthrie Waugh JOE DORAI By pUTHRIE WAUGH, the current FAS League Dlv. One leaders, will represent Singapore in the newly introduced Queen's Cup soccer tournament from Oct. 1 to Oct. 8 in Bangkok. The Queen's Cup tournament, the latest soccer championship in Asia, is confined only to
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      Ref honoured
      33 23 SINGAPORE referee George Suppiah has been Invited by Pi FA the World Controlling body of soccer, to officiate at the preOlymplc weeer tournament In Seoul from Sept. 23 to Oct. 2.
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      Lancashire flop in final match
      176 23 T ONDON. Mon. Lancashire (ailed to repeat last seasons double-title triumph when they lost by 34 runs to Glamorgan In their final John Player Sunday cricket league match yesterday. This left Worcestershire as thr new champions, bracketed on 44 points with second -placed E sex
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      Not sleek but sprint quartet qualify for Games
      370 23 Not sleek but sprint quartet qualify for Games gINGAPORE'S athletic sprint relay quartet yesterday joined the qualifiers for the Sixth Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur when they equalled the qualifying time of 41.4 seconds in the final SAAA trials at Farrer Park. The runners who made the grade yesterday were
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      Changi club beat RSYC in regatta's main event
      157 23 REPUBLIC of Singapore Yacht Club and RAF Changi Yacht Club fought a keen tussle In the rowing regatta at Sungel Pandan on Sunday. Changi "A" won the main event the Open Coxed Fours alter a thrilling neck-and-neck battle with RSYC "A" to
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      105 23 NEW YORK. Mon. Results of yesterday's major league baseball games: National league: New York Meis 3 Philadelphia Phillies 2. Pittsburgh Pirates 4 Montreal Expos 0. St. Louis Cardinals 4 Chicago Cubs 0, San Francisco Giants 6 Atlantic Braves 1. Houston Astros 4 Cincinnati Reds 2. Los Angeles
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      57 23 SOCCER FAS League Dlv. 3: S.M.T.U v Hampshire United. FJC.C. "A" v Quecnstown Idols, Pmrrer UnlUrd v V.C. "B", AUPE v Katong (all matches at Farrer Park). Dlv. 2: IBSC v SCC ipadanp). RUGBY SRU League Dlv 3: Polytechnic v SCC (padangt. SWIMMING Pollce-Mlll-tary heats (Amber Road). TABLE TENNIS Schools
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    61 24 FATALLY injured Austrian racing driver Klaus Reisch being examined by a doctor as he lies on the track after he was removed from his burning Alfa Romeo which exploded when it hit a wall during a 500--kilometre race in Imola, Italy, on Sunday. Klaus died
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    56 24 BRUSSELS. Mon. Common Market Finance Ministers started a one-day session here to try to hammer out a joint position on means of reforming the world monetary system. The meeting, which began nearly an hour behind schedule, is in preparation for Wednesday's session of the "Group of 10"
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    95 24 Small crowd of mourners at Nikita funeral MOSCOW, Mon. Family friends and a small crowd of admirers today buried Nikita S. Khrushchev in a remote and littlehonoured corner of Moscow's second-best cemetery. The Kremlin sent a wreath. The only mourner of note was the controversial Soviet poet. Yevgenl Yevteshenko. The
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    54 24 PHNOM PENH. Mon. Ouards shot and killed a young Cambodian dressed in military uniform and carrying a knife who attempted to break into the residence of Combodian Head of State Cheng Heng. military police sources said today. The sources identified the 23-year-old man killed last night as
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    44 24 PERTH. Mon. A sermon on pollution was interrupted in St. Oeorge's Anglican cathedral here last night by a homemade incendiary bomb which filled the building with smoke. The bomb, made in a soft-drink can. contained petrol, chemicals and human excreta Reuter.
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    28 24 MANILA. Mon. Several thousand demonstrators took to the streets today to demand that President Marcos Immediately restore the writ of habeas corpus and release political prisoners. Reuter.
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    428 24 T ONDON. Mon. The market cloaed mixed In fairly quiet trading. Market tourcea aald that general uncertainty over pending pay clalma kept Institutional buyer* on the alde-llnea. The feature waa provided by the Government bond market which recorded galna of around one point In the long dated laauea
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