The Straits Times, 15 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 15, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Giri gets warm welcome
    639 1  -  LIM SUAN KOOI Cementing 'extremely good relations' By WKARIN(i his famed while (iandhi cap and silk jodhpuri I button -down jacket), ;i smiling President (iiri flew in this afternoon to a full ceremonial welcome to begin his Singapore state visit Singapore's leaders, headed by President Sheares
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    Apartheid main topic at the CPA meeting
    533 1 K. LUMPUR. Tues AFRICAN politics held the stage at the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference today as the delegates from Tanzania and Malawi advocated diii'erent formulas for tackling the South African problem. The Tanzanian delegates wanted a complete boycott of everything South African or
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    Girl, 15, knifed in airport kidnap bid drama
    252 1  - Girl, 15, knifed in airport kidnap bid drama N. G. KUTTY By SINGAPORE, Tues.— Scottish schoolgirl was slashed in her left palm in a dramatic kidnap attempt at Singapore airport this afternoon. Miss Alison Skea Ryern. 15. a transit passenger awaiting a connecting flight to London after a holiday in
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    Smallpox in Selangor
    37 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Tuts Klang hits been ueclaml a sniiill|>ux infected UM. A .statement from the MmiMrv <>l Health .said tonight a ca.se of mallpox wa.s confirmed. The victim, a girl, is in University Hospital.
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    Case of the million pound muddle
    558 1  - Case of the million pound muddle HARRY MILLER From LONDON. Tues. They are calling it the million pound bank raid that should never have happened. And the major question is who in the Police Force bungled the unique opportunity given them of capturing bank robbers right in the middle of
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    Lock icon Mrs. Banda for the UN
    30 1 Mrs. Banda for the UN UNITED NATIONS. Tue». Ceylon's Prime Minister Strtmavo Bandaranaike will attend the forthcoming 26th .session "1 the General Assembly, an official UN. spokesman announced yesterday. UPI.
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  • WORLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Take lead on Mid-East, Britain told
      555 2 Take lead on MidEast, Britain told £AIRO Tues. Egypt has asked Britain to take new Middle East initiatives in Europe, apparently having virtually written off U.S. peace efforts in the Middle East. Foreign iviinister Mr. Mahmuud Riad, at the tirst of a series of meetings with British Foreign Secretary Sir
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      Lock icon Jordan peace talks begin today
      150 2 |>l IRIT. Tues. Joru tlan and the Palestinian RUcrillas last niuht bowed to pressure from I uyp* and Saudi Arabia anil agreed aßain t:> hold a reconciliation meeting. Amman Radio said Jordanian envoy Mr. Riad II Mifli-h «M to head a delegation today to Jidda.
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      Lock icon An Asian made general in US army
      168 2 An Asian made general in US army WASHINGTON. Tues. The US army yesterday promoted Col. Surindar Nath Bhaskar, born in Rasul, India, to brigadier general. Col. Bashkar is believed to be the first Asian-born man ever to achieve the rank ot general in the US army. 1 Bhaskar. a Hindu,
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      CHURCH YES' TO SALIVA TEST FOR FAMILY PLANNING
      316 2 VATICAN CITY, Tues. saliva test to discover wheher or not it was safe for a woman to have sexual intercourse without risking pregnancy would be perfectly acceptable to the Catholic Church. Vatican sources said yesterday. They were commeting on a report from
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      Lock icon Burma protest
      35 2 BANGKOK. Tues. Burmese Gvernment has protested against the firing of warning shots by a Thai police patrol boat on a Burmese naval vessel in the Andaman Sea. informed sources said to day. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Soviet relief
      27 2 TOKYO. Tues. Threi planeload* of relief supplier for North Vietnamese flooc victims arrived in Hanoi yesterday from the Soviet Union a Moscow broadcast reported AP.
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      30 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby ~^*>2^^^BBSttZZjl \t\fc LAVO&&D mv lact^l I 7- ~7s 1 I -nT~ TD A CIMPCg -m^^^n BCOKZU VIH&&L NAILJ Ss LITTLE LOVE- AND CC y UKtPfcgCTANPINO^^
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      £2m paintings stolen
      50 3 BOLOGNA (Italy). Tuts. Italian art thieves .struck again today. getting away with valuable paintings in threr ud.s. The thefts followed closely two major matches in the when- thieves Rot nway wall Titian and .votks by Qtovannl Bellini and Bartoloweo Vivarini valued at more than A.2 million. Rt'iitrr
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      Lock icon Mortar attack
      25 3 I i:\o.\l PENH Tues North Vietnam** murt;ir:> hit the airport .it the tourist crntre of Stem RMp in inrthtifliilll Cambodia yesterday morning/— AP.
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      Lock icon Stalemate in Bhutto, Yahya —talks
      209 3 Stalemate in Bhutto, Yahya —talks KARACHI, Tues. Peoples Party leader Mr. Zulflkar Ali Bhutto held private talks with President Yahya Khan yesterday and a party spokesman later described their discussions as inconclusive. The spokesman said the talks would be resumed soon, presumably after the President returns from an unexplained visit
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      Senator unhurt as fire bomb rocks church
      223 3 SAIGON, Tues— An exploding flre bomb rocked a Roman Catholic church tonight where American Sen. George McGovern was meeting with Vietnamese religious and student leaders. The South Dakota Democrat was unhurt. Rocks were thrown at the Senator and four accompanying aides as they
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      Lock icon Free couple jailed by Marcos plea to court
      424 3 MANILA. Tuesday A POWERFUL student organisation has taken up the cause of a Philippine couple the parents of 11 children including two babies detained for three weeks under emergency security measures. The Conference Delegates Association Conda) today asked the Supreme Court to
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      Mrs K bids a last farewell
      90 3 Mrs K bids a last farewell Mrs. Nikita S. Khrushchev bids a last farewell to her late husband after brief graveside ceremonies in Moscow on Monday. At far right is daughter Yelena. wearing glasses and second from right is daughter Rada. Mr. Khrushchev was buried in a remote and I
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      Lock icon Channel bid swimmer saves his trainer
      128 3 Channel bid swimmer saves his trainer r)OVER. Tups. A Dutch Channel swimmer yesterday gave up an attempted two-way crossing 10 minutes after setting out because he had to help save his trainer when an escort dinghy overturned. Jan Van Scheyndal. 3» h.til planned \r cross the Channel both ways non-stop
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      Lock icon Atomic crops
      26 3 GENEVA. Tues. Hungarian scientist! today reported succe.-s in using atomic radiation to increase the size and vitamin content on fiuit and vegetable crcps UPI
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      Lock icon My 5 days of he11... by freed jail hostage
      417 4 NEW YORK, Tue JJLOOD, the stench of tear gas and tales of terror greeted observers who entered Attica State prison last night after hundreds of law officers had crushed a five-day uprising by the prisoners. Mr. Lynn Johnson, a correction officer,
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      Lock icon Now full probe on Attica flare-up
      104 4 NEW YORK, Tues. Governor Nelson Rockefeller yesterday blamed the uprising at tlie Attica prison on "highly organised, revolutionary tactics of militants". He said he has ordered a full investigation of the violence, which has left 38 prisoners and hostages dead. Nine of the dead
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      Lock icon That 'happy to be alive' feeling
      67 4 Attica hostage Mr. Elmer Huehn embraces his wife Eleanor after being released from the hospital. Mr. Huehn was among the 30 men rescued by a mass attack on rioting prisoners in the prison on Monday. He said he was marked to have his throat
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      Lock icon The CIA training 30,000 Thai troops in —Laos
      229 4 The CIA training 30,000 Thai troops in —Laos WASHINGTON, Tues. TT The CIA is equipping, training, and advising about 30,000 Thai troops fighting as irregular forces in Laos, it was disclosed here yesterday. The figure was given by Mr. G. McMurtrle Godley, the US Ambassador in Vientiane, in secret testimony
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      Lock icon Peking may be biggest buyer of Concorde
      215 4 Peking may be biggest buyer of Concorde DARIS, Tues. China could become one of the largest buyers of Concorde, the FrenchBritish supersonic airliner, Mr. Henri Ziegler. head of Aerospatiale, French makers of the aircraft, said today. In an Interview with the French State radio in Buenos Aires, where the Concorde
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    Ten days' anxiety for school blast girl
    290 5 SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE next 10 days will be one long, agonising wait in semi-dark-ness for 13-year-old LJm Chey Ei who lost her left eye after a laboratory explosion and who now lives in fear of losing the other. For this is the length
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    Hong Leong agrees to pay $1.2 m to tenants
    404 5 Hong Leong agrees to pay $1.2 m to tenants SINGAPORE, Tues. lIONG Leong Holdings has agreed so far to pay compensation of about $1.2 million to tenants asked to move out to make way for the proposed 545 million Hong Leong Building. A director of the company, Mr. Chow Chiok
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    Stocks of blood at average position
    100 5 Stocks of blood at average position SINGAPORE. Tues. Reserve stocks of ail groups in the Blood Bank rose from 500 units last week to 673 units yesterday, the Blood Transfusion Service weekly reoort said. This brought the present total stocks to an "average position." During the week. 852 donations were
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      9 5 SOMETVSETsWi OEVELOP PROBLEMS (WC 70 WE4K N* TIM) WfCMTUf
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      124 5 roll out/ 7/ the/ CidStK .fig webbing II /j And put it on everything that f >~v I needs holding up. Our products are more stretchable,*^*" ~^o^c\. more lasting and heat resisting _^^>^C\^X laaf 1 too. They are available from V*^ ift Made in Singapore, of course. Twi Vi aaM
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    Anyone wants blue glass eyes?
    81 6 Anyone wants blue glass eyes? SINGAPORE. Tues. A large stock of artificial eyes were left by the British military authorities at Alexandra Hospital as part of the hand over »ift. Most of the eyes are blue. Asian eyes are dark brown. How could they be matched? Well, there may be
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    Barracks homes for hospital staff
    80 6 Barracks homes for hospital staff SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry of Health will lay first claim on houses in Alexandra Barracks when they are vacated by British military personnel in December. The houses will be for use by Alexandra Hospital staff. Minister of Health. Mr. Chua Sian Chin, said there was
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    American youth charged
    52 6 SINOAPORE. Tues— Murphy L«c Dupont. 20. an American student, was today charged wlih voluntarily causing grevlous hurt to Leow L»ng Kee. 29. by fracturing his na. c al bones at Cavenagh House off Cavenagh Road on Aug. 28. He pleaded not RUllty Ball was set at $1,000
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    The first batch is already in Sembawang
    140 6 SINGAPORE, Tuesday "THE nrst batch of patients has been admitted ■1 to Sem'oawang Hospital formerly the hospital for Asian staff in the Naval Base since the British handed ii, over to the Health Ministry on Sept. 6. The hospital provides accommodation for 68
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    First patients sports day
    51 6 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Deputy Director of Medical Services. Dr. Yeoh Seang Ann. will be the gue<t-of-honour at the first patients sports day of Woodbrldge Hospital on Saturday at 2 30 pm. Mrs. WJ». Tsol, wife of the acting medical superintendent of the hospital, will present the
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    Labourer jailed for rape
    50 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. A 44-year-old labourer was Jailed for five years by the High Court today for repln* bis 12-year-old adopted daughter. Abdul Ohanl bin Long, who plecded guilty, committed the oHcnc* at an oil palm estate In Batu Belah. Klang. on May 30 last year.
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    Alexandra Hospital to have luxury suites for VIPs
    473 6 SINGAPORE, Tun. ALEXANDRA Hospital will have several new facilities not available at present in the other three general hospitals in Singapore when it becomes fully operational again in a few months. They include: A CENTRAL reception area it is, in fact, a
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    Another 110 suspected bookies held
    178 7 TURF CLUB CRACKDOWN GOES ON By EDWARD LIU Tues About 110 suspected bookmakers were detained for questioning at the Singapore Turf Club in Bukit Timah over the last two race meetings. This brings the total number of people expelled from the course to more than
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    MINISTRY STILL STUDYING SCHEME
    90 7 MINISTRY STILL STUDYING SCHEME SINGAPORE. Tues. The Ministry of Home Alfairs is still examining a scheme to issue green car parking labels for doctors on emergency calls. A Ministry spokesman said yesterday details were being worked out. The scheme, proposed by the Singapore Medical Association. is understood to have been
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    Traffic hold-up costs $25
    49 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. Taxi driver See Yong Thor was fined $25 by a traffic court today after he admitted obstructing oncoming traffic by stopping his taxi on the wrong side of the road at the Junction of Kirn Seng and Havelock Roads on Sept. 5. 1969.
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    Teachers' Day
    39 7 KANOAR, Tues— The Ministry ol Education will declare May 16 "Teachers' Day" from 1972 to mark the day the Federal Legislative Council approved the Razak Education Report In 1957. Education Minister Inche Hussein Onn said here today.
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    Textile shops put off use of metric system
    319 7 Textile shops put off use of metric system By EVELYN NG SINGAPORE, Tuesday FXTILE shops in Hien Street are putting off the use of the metric system for as long as possible. 1 And they are waiting for "tht next shop" to start using metres before they begin to use
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    Go fly a kite at Marine Parade and win —$100—
    236 7 Go fly a kite at Marine Parade and win —$100— SINGAPORE, Tues. Go fly a kite at Marine Parade on Oct. 31 and win yourself $100. Joo Chiat community centre and citizens consultative committee are trying to pull off Singapore's first kite-flying contest at the reclaimed land there that Sunday
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    Hotel Indian nightclub: No agreements reached yet
    110 7 Hotel Indian nightclub: No agreements reached yet gINGAPORE. Tues—Negotiations on the lease of Hotel Malaysia's Rajah Room for an Indian nightclub are going on. But no conclusions had been reached, the Goodwood Hotels Corporation said today. The Goodwood Group's executive director. Mr. P. F. Chen, referring to a report on
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    Khmer night
    36 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Singapore Scout Association (Tanjong Pagar district) will stage a "Khmer cultural night" at the Outram Secondary School on Saturday at 7.30 p.m. to introduce Khmer arts and culture fo Singapore scouts.
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    Malaysia's rubber deal does not alarm Ceylon
    119 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Ceylon is not "alarmed" over Chinas rubber deal with Malaysia. The Ceylon Minister for Home Affairs. Mr. Felix Bandaranaike, told a news conference here today that China was probably buying Malaysian rubber because she was obtaining less rubber from his
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    WOMAN WHO WAITED TO SEE AN ANGEL
    100 7 Bl I .K WORTH. Tues.— Housewife Siti Norniuh binte Zainan. 27, reported to police today ?he had been cheated of 5695 by a "bomoh" who claimed to be able to turn sea shells into cold. Siti said she met the man last April.
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    Wedding gown that costs $10,000
    183 9  - Wedding gown that costs $10,000 RITA LOONG By THIS is a wedding gown that A makes the bride and breaks the Kroom. It costs $10,000 and Makes /ou wonder if there is going to be anything left for that honey moon. Thr Kown. which took six months to complrtr. is
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    SIX MORE FOREIGN BANKS TO START BUSINESS SOON
    152 9 SIX MORE FOREIGN BANKS TO START BUSINESS SOON (SINGAPORE, Tues. Six foreign banks. Riven the green light by the Government to open branches in Singapore, will begin operations soon. Executives of some of these banks have already arrived from their head offices to finalise preparations. All six are expected to
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    Australiabound stranded 33 fly home
    212 9 Australiabound stranded 33 fly home SINGAPORE. Tues. Thirty-three of the 40-odd Australia-bound passengers stranded at the Singapore airport since Sunday nigh' left for home last night. A Qantas spokesman today said that of the remaining group, only three were commercial passengers. "The rest are members of the siatf travelling on
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    Death fall by depressed painter
    87 9 Death fall by depressed painter SINGAPORE, Tues— A 57-year-old painter could not get over his youngest son's death. He ended up jumping to his death too. a coroner's court was told today. Liew Choon Kee fell from the eighth floor of his Housing Board flat tn Joo Seng Road on
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    Diving course
    18 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Chinese YMCA is starting a sixtawon course m skin-diving lor bocinners (rom tomorrow.
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    A girl tells of 'apa macham' cry of fear
    277 10 A girl tells of 'apa macham' cry of fear SINGAPORE, Tues. A 15-year-old schoolgirl told the High Court today of the day when she heard the cook of a Leedon Park house utter a frightened cry of "apa macham" and minutes later she saw his legs on the bathroom floor.
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    Four-digit fine
    31 10 SINGAPORE. Tues. Businessman Toh Teck Kee.32. who assisted in promoting a fourdigit character lottery at Keong Slak Road on March 14. was fined $900 by a magistrate'? court today.
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    BALLOTING FOR 128 HDB FLATS TOMORROW
    77 10 BALLOTING FOR 128 HDB FLATS TOMORROW SINGAPORE, Tues. A balloting ceremony for 128 units of three-room improved flats in Kalians Basin Estate will be held at the carpark behind Block 45. Bendemeer Road, on Thursday at 2.30 p.m. The units, which include eight ground-floor shops for service and retail trades,
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    Narcotics head for seminar in Tokyo
    97 10 Narcotics head for seminar in Tokyo SINGAPORE, Tues. Assistant Supt. Ahmad bin Abdul Malik, head of the ClD's Narcotics Branch, leaves for Tokyo tomorrow to attend the 10th seminar on "Prevention of narcotics crimes in Southeast Asia" from Friday to Oct. 8. Th* seminar will discuss narcotics problems and study
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    Union men for Britain to discuss pullout pensions
    166 10 By VICTOR NG SINGAPORE. Tues. Two trade union leaders will leave lor Britain tomorrow to work out a better commutation scheme with m'lltary authorities there for members affected by the troops withdrawal. They are Mr. P.J. Krlshnan. president of the Air Ministry
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    400 top tycoons for UN money talks in S'pore
    290 10  -  SOH TIANG KENG By SINGAPORE, Tues WORLD financial attention will be focussed on Singapore in November when 400 top financiers, industrialists and government ofiicials meet here for a big investment conference. The conference is the Asian Investment Promotion Meeting, organised by
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    Office boy had MX pill
    49 10 SINGAPORE Tu«s. Offlceboy Jumarl bin Laman. 17. was tociay found guilty by a magistrate's court cf having an MX pill near Raw Par Villa In PMtr P&njang eai'.y yesterday. He admitted havlni? the drup Sentence wns postponed, pending a probation report on Oct. 8
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    Housewife's whistle saves a man
    263 11  - Housewife's whistle saves a man K.S. SIDHU: WOMAN FOILS ATTACK BY YOUTHS By Singapore, Tuesday A 30-YEAR-OLD housewife blew a police whistle which probably saved the lite of a man, early this morning. The woman of Weld Road, off Jalan Besar, asked not to be identified for fear of being
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    Union's fiveday week appeal to Govt
    129 11 Union's fiveday week appeal to Govt IPOH, Tues. The Federal Government was urged today to reconsider a request for a five-day week for Government servants without loss of working hours. Secretary of the Amalgamated Union of Employees in Government Clerical and Allied Services (AUEGCASt. Perak branch. Mr. G. Ramasamy said:
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    Intoxicated
    23 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. Ramchand Rochurum Sujamanl. 56. uiiemplo>ed was fined $10 today for being drunk and incapable at Serangoon Road on Sept. 7.
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    SURVIVOR MAY HAVE SEVERE INJURIES
    94 11 SURVIVOR MAY HAVE SEVERE INJURIES SINGAPORE, Tues. The 21-year-old woman who survived a fall from the Seventh floor of a Housing Board flat in Beach Road yesterday is feared to have suffered severe spinal injuries. Miss Scow Sock Kuai. of Lorong 18. Geylang. has her left arm in a splint
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    King to review RMN ships
    58 11 PORT SWETTENHAM, Tues. —The port here will see the biggest assembly of Royal Malaysian Navy vessels when 25 of Its ships call at the North Klarig Straits on Thursday for the Armed Forces Day. The Yang dl-Pertuan Agong, who Is the Admiral of the Fleet,
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    Brothers third
    37 11 SINGAPORE, Tues— ln Monday's Straits Times, it was reported that Joseph and Melvln Ferdinands were second, and Peter Chla third In the Boys' Town Old Boys' Association talentlme contest. The placlngs should have been reversed.
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    Back to IOOm-plus
    45 11 SINGAPORE, Tues. Water use yesterday went up by 4.7 million gallons to 102.6 million gallons, with no rainfall at the three catchment areas. It was the third time in the last four days that consumption has hovered around the 102-million gallon mark.
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    A field day for lensman at this picnic
    125 11 A field day for lensman at this picnic SINGAPORE. Tues. Photograph enthusiasts can expect a field day at the Queenstown community centre's Photographic Society's photo- picnic at the Nanjrang I'niversity rardens on Sept. 26. From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.. they can capture on film Chinese. Indian and Malay cultural
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    Art contest
    40 11 SINGAPORE. Tues The Foreign Minister. Mr. S Rajaratnam. will open an exhibition of selected works (or the Southeast Asian university, college and secondary Khool student* creative art competition at the Victoria Memorial Hall on Friday at 8 p.m.
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    Pay rise for all Brunei civil servants
    92 11 Pay rise for all Brunei civil servants BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Tues. Pay increases were granted today to all government servants. Increments range from $20 for the lower ranks to $150 for senior men. Dailyrated workers will get an extra 50 cents a day. In granting the Increases the Government warned
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    Good response to scientist survey
    77 11 Good response to scientist survey SINGAPORE. Tues— The Ministry of Science and Technology today said that the response to its national survey of scientists had been "good." A spokesman said that last week questionnaires had been sent to 3.500 science graduates from the University of Singapore, Nanyang University and overseas.
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      321 11 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Heavy spar yet maybe held 1 Squeeze affecting .o m c S^of 7 'possible term In Communist journalist* (8). flower (7) 5. Sailor makes queen religious 8. Weather set fair one gathers I (6). (10). 0 Traveller takes bird to 12 Not suitable In a
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    An elegant namaste from India's First Lady
    280 12 WHEN President Sheares and the First Lady stepped forward to welcome her and her husband at the Singapore airport yesterday, this was how she responded. Swiftly and with elegance, the smiling Mrs. Giri wife of the President of India put her palms together
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    Art display by convent students
    63 12 Art display by convent students SINGAPORE. Tues The Director of National Library, Mrs. Hedwig Anwar, will open an art exhibition by students of St. Anthony's Convent at the library foyer tomorrow at 10.3 C a.m. The four-day exhibition with 50 items on batik painting, screen printing, lino printing, collage and
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    Premier Lee welcomes visiting Indian President
    56 13 PRESIDENT Giri shaking hands with the Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, who headed the reception line of Cabinet ministers and other VIPs. Looking on is Mrs. Lee (left) and President Sheares (behind President Giri), while other YIPs (background) wait for their turn to
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    A busy round today for Indian visitors
    237 13 A busy round today for Indian visitors PRESIDENT and Mrs. 1 Giri will have a busy programme today. At 9.30 a.m. they will pay a courtesy call on President and Mrs. Sheares at the Istana. An exchange of gifts will take place. They ill be accompanied by the Minister for
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      THE RUSTED LOCK
      497 14 Egypt's enlistment of Britain to head a new search for a way of breaking the deadlocked efforts towards a peace settlement with Is-rai-1 is an imaginative move. And Egyptian hepes of the capacity of the British to exert influence may not be misplaced. In the Middle East
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      MOOD OF URGENCY
      279 14 Salt has retained its new savour. The hopeful new mocd which enabled the Soviet Union and the United States to rescue the strategic arms limitation talks from stalemate earlier this year has produced another result. Both countnos have apparently now agreed on a system of instant consultations
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      PENANG'S CHALLENGE
      279 14 It is a measure of Malaysia's progress in the field of manufacturing that Penang's fret- port status is being eroded. Fledgling industries need breathing space in which to stiengthen their foundations, and if people have to pay a little more for goods previously imported but now made locally
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    Museumhouse of dead objects or a life centre?
    474 14  - Museumhouse of dead objects or a life centre? JOHN L. HESS By (^RL NOBLE (France), Directors of most of the world's museums acknowledged at a meeting here last week that their traditional role as .storehouses of cultural objects was itself a dusty Victorian specimen. A movement of young Turks to
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      PUBLIC PHONES LACKING
      196 14 I AM a telephone "beggar". I have to plead with people to let me use their instrument. Reason: the appalling lack of phones in Johore Bahru. And now I extend my supplications to Telecoms; please, gentlemen, do something about the appalling lack of public phones in this
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      BRIGHT SPARKS ONLY?
      210 14 YOUR mention of the essence of the two semester systems in an editorial (ST. Aug. 9) makes me ask t'iiese questions: Will the entire year's syllabus be compressed into a semester unit of five months? will a promotion examination be set at the end of each semester?
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      DTC parity
      257 14 CONCERNING "LN" who wrote (S.T. Sept. 6> on teachers and parity, may I bring to the attention of the writer that the minimum qualifications for admission to the DTC is a credit in the main language of instruction and a pass in the national language. It is also
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      Museum piece
      68 14 NOTED: A recent advertisement offering for sale an "exclusively European used refrigerator." •vfay I suggest. Sir. that interested Europeans should consider subscribing to the purchase of this rare and curious object, obviously unsullied by Malaysian hands, food or water, and presenting it. together with its owner (preferably stuffed),
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    Cooperation and not war is now the trend
    1566 14  -  JAMES RESTON By LONDON THE CLEAREST trend among the nations today is toward some kind of new world order which none of them can define. In the words of the old song, they don't know where they are going but they are
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    Thrill of life on biggest nuclear ship for John, 11
    325 15  -  R. CHANDRAN By U Singapore, Tues lOHN COOPER. 11, J had Just gone through the most thrilling experience any schoolboy could wish for. except landing on ihe moon perhaps. As he looked pensively at the Singapore skyline this morning, he
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    Lock icon AUSTRALIA PAYS KL $2m RENT FOR BASE
    116 15 AUSTRALIA PAYS KL $2m RENT FOR BASE CANBERRA. Tues. Australia paid Malaysia almost A 5650.000 $2.2 million) in rental for the Royal Australian Air Force bas? at Butterworth last financial year. Announcing the figures in Federal Parliament yesterday. Defence Minister David Fairbalrn said Malaysia paid Australia A 5593.000 ($2 million)
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    Pirate records charge
    54 15 SINGAPOrvF Tues. Shop proprietor Lim E-"R Kirn. 25. plesoed not guilty todty to a chamc of having seven pirated copies of cassette end ctrtrtdse. recordings at Tee Kiat Trading Co. off North Buona Vista Road on Sept. 2. The recordings Included labels I from EMI. Cosdel and
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    Fernandez to apply for bail
    111 15 SINGAPORE. Tues. Former MSA secretary Gerald Fernandez. who last Thursday was convicted by the lower court on a $5,000 corruption charge. Is to apply to the High Court for bail pending appeal. The application, seeking urgently an early hearing, was filed yesterday by his solicitors.
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    Three charged with murder
    63 15 SINGAFORE. Tu-s Three youths were charged today VtU the murder of a student Goh Cheng Kirn. 16. at Lorong Ah Thia, on Upper Bukit Timah Read, on April 13. Ihey are Ere Kai Chuan. 16. Cr.ua Chak Bone. 21. and Tang Oaek Stng. 16. No pleas
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      912 15 On your TV and Radio HiLAaaMMiiMMJLJdUdjatJHIiH 5.11 P.M. Programme Summary S.N News S.N Pok Amai2 9.11 Armed Forces' Day Message by 3.N P.M. Opening Followed by on Water Sk,s 5.J7 Journey to the Centre of the General Tan Sri lbrah,m bm Housewives Matinee The 7.15 Pow Kung (A Mandarin Mystery-
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    Apartheid: Call for a 'total fight'
    272 16 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday T^HE fight against apartheid must be total, there can be no two-way approach to the problem, Malaysia's Inche Musa Hitam said today. Inche Musa advocated this uncompromising stand because South Africa's apartheid policy is also total, even in the field of
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    Western Powers accused of helping colonialism in Africa
    418 16 Western Powers accused of helping colonialism in Africa K. LUMPUR, Tuas. "JHK Western Powers were accused today of helping to perpetuate colonialism and racialism in Africa. More than ioO delegates attending the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference here heard Kenya's Health Minister. Mr. I. E Omolo-Okero. say that Portuguese colonialism and
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      492 16 Charlie Goh only opened his mouth once at his first board meeting... but it'll probably get him a raise. The directors of a new manufacturing VVhePI ChatSWOfth Court The 24 storey Chatsworth Court complex decided they were w^w project will include 44 separate going to need a large and unusual
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      98 16 [gift I I BUYING I G if t shops Department Stores V\ Jewellers and k hundreds of other O^ merchants can be if ii^^y! found easily p Busy people find the answers Fast in the Yellow Pages of the Singapore Telephone Directory! So easy to use So close at hand
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      MORE THAN WHAT THE BOOKS CAN OFFER
      393 17 MORE THAN WHAT THE BOOKS CAN OFFER Shipbuilding REFER to comments regarding the low standard of shipbuilding instructors in vocational institutes. It appears to me that the low .standard of shipbuilding instructors is inevitable today in Singapore. There are various facts to prove my statement. First, there is a lack
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      Motorists beware! Death awaits at this bend—
      170 17 Motorists beware! Death awaits at this bend I AM a resident of Upper Aljunied Road and would like to point out to those drivers using this road io be very careful when they come from the direction of Upper Serangoon Road especially at night. There is a corner bend from
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      36 17 I REFER to the report headlined "Ministry helps redundant workers get Jobs" (ST., Sept. 12 >. I wish to know whether non-citizen base workers "permanent residents) are eligible to register at the Employment Exchanges. KRISHNAN, Singapore 13.
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      145 17 NOT very long ago the police advised the public, through your pages, "not to admit strangers to their houses without first checking their credentials." This warning concerned "robbers masquerading as public officers" and specifically mentioned PL'S meter readers. On Aug. 24. a meter reader presented himself at my gate but
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        84 17 I REFER to the letter written by Mr. Sllvanayagam S. Anthony S.T., Sept. 7). Your correspondent was Interviewed by the undersigned and It is learned that the alleged complaint took place one and a half years ago on Feb. 7. 1970. Mr. Sllvanayagam was unable to explain why he had
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        80 17 I REFER to the letter by "Dlsturbe d" (8. T.. Aug. 3) on that "black belt karate-ka who beat up a helpless thief.' 1 There Is no evidence that an assault on the accused was perpetrated by anyone. However the witness Is advised to contact the Offlcer-ln-C h a r
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        113 17 'I|DB Car Owners" (ST., XI Sept. 11) may wish to know that, from previous presentations made, the hourly and season parking rates at Outram Park were recently revised from 40 cents per hour and $46 per month to 20 cents per hour and $30 per month respectively. Thus it Is
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        76 17 WITH reference to the letter by Bus-Commu-ter (ST.. Sept. ID. the provision of a bus-shelter at Lorong 6 Toa Payoh near block 38. will be Included for consideration In the 1972 73 work programme. WITH reference to the letter by "Duxtoner" (S.T.. Sept. 3). the suggestion to Introduce pay parking
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        49 17 WITH reference to the letter by "Suffering" (8.T.. Aug. 30) and "L.Y.T." (B.T. Sept. 2). the factory operator has been granted a grace period to relocate the unauthorised use of the said premises as a joss paper manufactory. YEONG KIM KEE, for Public Relations Officer Ministry of National Development
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      'First aid' that can be fatal—
      186 17 'First aid' that can be fatal— IT IS most dishearten--1 Ing and distressing to note the manner in which some "good Samaritans" of Singapore handle the injured, especially during road accidents. If they think that grabbing the Injured by the arm-pit and ankles to heave him to a "safer" spot
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      99 17 MAY I air a warning to other citizens who may be cheated by the same driving Instructor who cheated me of $50. I am a housewife and am very eager to learn driving. A driving instructor with a Morris Minor agreed to teach me driving. The total cost of the
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      Please do not blame school leavers
      220 17 Please do not blame school leavers I REFER to the statement made by the MP for River Valley that school leavers are reluctant to learn industrial skills the hard way. (ST.. Sept. 13). It is wrong of him to put the blame on school leavers. I am sure that male
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      157 17 WE are breathing dust practically all of our waking hours due to the reclamation project being carried out In front of our house in Pasir Panjang Our furniture has a layer of fine dust thick enough to write on, not to mention the floor, ana our beds Our washings are
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      21 17 CAN the People's Association explain why the Yew Tee community centre Is always closed day and night? H.L. TAN. Singapore 25.
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      189 17 Heartiest Congratulations Best Wishes to Maxim (El Amigo) Niteclub (Pte) Ltd. on the occasion of their official opening from PROMPT SHIPPING TRADING PTE. LTD KIN WAH MARITIME COMPANY H ATTENTION 1| ANOTHER SPECIALITY W CHARCOAL GRILL STEAK 8 I I \< II 94.80 sft g| IM>M II SB.OO IP 1
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      408 18 I THE NIGHT-CLUBBING TRAVELLERS There is plenty of horse sense in the thinking of Mr. Yap Swee Hong, which has led him and his associates to start the Maxim Executive Lounge and Night Club. He is the unabashed businessman nightclubber who has gone to Japan 40 times without once venturing
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      1026 18 El Amigo Group Opens $350,000 Day And Night Spot... (BUSINESS COMMENCES FROM FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1971) S«en obovc tome of Mo»im'i P.R. Girls relaxing during their off duty hours. Mr. Han Pok Fong to guide the M«aim. Mr. Xavier Manager, El Amigo Group. THE MAM WHO WILL GUIDE THE MAXIM
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      520 19 Congratulations MAXIM BAR&NITE CLUB ...were proud to be under your feet! We put a lot of care and attention into the making^^^ of our fine Ta> Pmg Carpets *"Jp""» We take that same devotion to M lela I right through to supply M and installation MmqV o>m Our product ends
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      383 19 OUR CHARMING TOP VOCALISTS Yll YUIN (TAIWAN) ANITA SARAWAK YIE PING (TAIWAN) D'STARLIGHTS blems at Kitchener Road. BRING YOUR OWN L ive terminates then it is a matter for Dnmu Iwun VWI business at 8 p.m.. and conjecture as to the likely PARTNERS opens up to 3 am with a
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      203 19 Heartiest Congratulations Best Wishes to on the occasion of their Official Opening from CHAI HUAT CONSTRUCTION FURNITURE 7 Gentle Road. Singapore 11. Tel: ***** Cabinet Makers, Upholsters, Polishers, Mosaic Floor, Wall Tiling, Painters Signboard Makers. Also, high-class furniture made-to-order. MM NEW TEONC THENC FURNITURE COMPANY 400 359, Joo Chiat Road,
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    Lock icon Tension as San Quentin prepares for fresh war
    1096 20  - Tension as San Quentin prepares for fresh war CHARLES FOLEY By i San Francisco "|F IT'S war these people want, God damn it, I'm ready." Carl Urnland, a burly San Quentin correctional officer, is not the only actor in the San Francisco prison drama who seeks release from three weeks
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      202 20 GEMINI'S EXCITING 17-DAY JAPAN TOUR VISITING HONG KONG TAIWAN BANGKOK FOR ONLY S$ 1,990/See the Double Ten Celebrations and grand military parade in Taipei. Enjoy a Mongolian barbecue, Hunan, Szechuan Food. Witness the Ami tribal dance. See the eternal spring shrine, the Grotto of Swallows. Drive around Taichung. Visit Sun
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    Goodwill visit by 400 Japanese students
    170 21 Goodwill visit by 400 Japanese students SINGAPORE. Tues. > Four hundred Japanese students will sail into Singapore on r'riday for a two-day visit i board their floating campus, the 10.000-ton China Navigation vessel Coral Princess. 1 hey will be accompanied by Governor Tokitada Sakai of Hyogo prefecture. Western Japan, who
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    Course for unionists on labour economics
    106 21 Course for unionists on labour economics SINGAPORE. Tues. The director of National Productivity Centre. Dr. David Chew, will conduct a course on labour economics for unionists at the Trade Union House in Shenton Way from Thursday. The course, to be held every Thursday and Monday at 7 p.m., will end
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    Rotary dinner and dance
    61 21 SINGAPORE. Tues— The Rotary Club of Jurong Town tonight held a dinner and dance at the Jurong swimming pool to commemorate the movement i World Understanding Week. The proceeds will partly be used for a multi-cultural show at the Jurong Church on Saturday to round off
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    Trophy for society
    61 21 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Photographic Society of Singapore has for the second successive year won the first prize trophy in the 1971 camera club bulletin competition organised by the Photographic Society of America. The competition, held annually. Is open to camera club editors throughout the world. The society's
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    Sudden rise in stomach cancer
    282 21 Sudden rise in stomach cancer Special committee to study new menace SINGAPORE, Tuesday J^ COMBINED government private special committee has been formed to study the sudden rise of stomach cancer cases in the Republic. Its members are from the Singapore Cancer Society, the Gastroenterology Unit of the Outram Hospital and
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    '500 th year' exhibition
    72 21 SINGAPORE. Tues. The National Library and West Oerman Embassy are jointly organising an exhibition to commemorate the 500 th anniversary of the birth of German painter Albrecht Durer at the library's lecture; hall from Sept. 23 to 28. The exhibition. which will hpve 66 reproductions In
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    Money crisis: No danger to world trade, says expert
    258 21 SINGAPORE, Tuesday PROFESSOR Lim Chong Yah today dismissed the danger of the current monetary crisis inflicting serious damage to world trade and development. Prof. Lim, head of the economics department of the University of Singapore, said "The world is not as
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    Acknowledgements
    55 22 THE SENG HIN TEXTILES MERCHANT wish to appreciate the General Accident Fire A Life Assurance Corporation Limited Singapore for t h**ir prompt fttMtitmfnt of t ht*ip loss caused by lire on 4th September I'.iTl. Appreciation also to Mister See II it, I'huan Agent for the said corporation for his
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    22 22 IN LOVINC MEMORY or Gay Wan lim departed i.V<- ha Deeply missed by wife ar.d children. Andrew. Maureen and Gerald.
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    16 22 101 SAMARITANS OF SINGAPORE H,«|i.iirintT Tempted to suicide' Kind a phone Ring ***** any time.
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    49 22 CITYWIDE COSPEL CRUSAOE at IMaal Theatre 7th. Bth and tttk O tuber, at 7.30 nightly. Special items. Soloist. Keith Brown popular T.V. sinter. Featuring Asian Evangeli.-.!*. Main sp.ik.r Df John Haggal. internationally renowned Evaneellal writer and traveller. Crusade Director: Dr. G. D. James. All ndcomr Admission free.
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      918 22 WELL ESTABLISHED HOTEL requires En> tish-speaklng Hostesses. ASS 20-28 Smart appearance. Height if*— Sl". Apply with non-return-able photograph and telephone number to PO. Box 14 Spore. Only successful applicants will be contacted WANTED QUALIFIED, EXPERIENCED part full-time teachers for Bookkeeping (male or female), Shorthand and type-writing (female only). Write stating
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      781 22 EXPERIENCED MOTOR V GREASERS Wanted Call ly for intervuw Ee Mot pany. Shell Service Stai Oeylang Road 8'pore WANTID FEMALE OFFICE ANT with knowledge of T» accounts. Apply (photo nc able) to 31HA. l«t floor Road. Spore 11. FEMALE SALES REPRE1EN FluiTit In several Chinese an advantage Salary cum Mun
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      563 22 APARTMENTS Klmma' art furnished $350 >ls Close unfurnished Braddcll Heights bunIrooms Krvtnl'i amenlgarden unfurnished let Victor Chla A Parts' pore. riMAH, dlit. 10:- Very styled detached bunga«ns, attached bathrooens. 0. car-porch. Elevated 1 garden. Reasonable ible Immediately. Tel: 1/*****1. 1AL0WI PLAT! avail$380— (2.900/-. Dist: 8 8 WOO fl. 800/-: Dlat.
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      1041 22 KIMSIA COURT, behind Fitzpatrlck s. I Orchard Road, fully furnished flat. 3 airconditloned bedrooms, servants' quarters. Contact Mr. Ong. Singapore Tel: *****. EXCLUSIVE DETACHED BUNGALOWS .15 rooms, air-cons tastefully furnished /very large garden quiet area. $500— 52,000 Call *****4. OCEAN APARTMENT, off East Coast Road, fully furnished 3 bedroom Flat.
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      1041 22 OFF CHANCERY LANE executive detached bungalow 3 bedrooms, fully furnished 17.200 sq.ft. $300,000-. Presently rented $2,500 p.m. interested party please write Box A 4263 ST. Spore, for appointment. No Brokers please. HOLLAND ROAD furnished bungalow $260,000 Bukll Tlmah 42.000 sq.ft. bungalow $390,000/-: Bin Tong Park bungalow $320,000 residential and Industrial
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      892 22 Shops to lot SUPREME HOUSE shops available Contac' Supreme Holdings Limited 9th Floor Supreme House. Pi nan* Road Singapore 9 Tel *****6 (HOPS suitable for office service with liv:ng accommodation. 4 Greenwood Avenue. Hillcrest Park. Tel: *****1 after 2pm TO LET Ist. Floor, two shops ench 344 sq. ft. Golden
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      778 22 Business Opportunities REGULAR PURCHASER wishes to able to supply well known brands, household appliances, hl-fl stereo. tun, rs transistors. TV refrigerators, aircondltloners. etc Write B*w A 4272 8T Spore In boom times and slump times, the world goes on drinking whisky WhKti makes mvestint: in barrels of single Scotch uhnkics
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      1249 23 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. N Orleans Bait/Phil h.York Penanf P Sham Spore Diakarta Kintston \l°X!^ i" 1 1 Sipt2S NiVi4 MtM^ON A-« II Alg 74 Sept 1 Oct 7 Oct 4 Oct 14 Ntf 2f MENESTHEUS Stpt 11 Sept II Oct 21 Oct 21 Oct 17
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      1033 24 I < ICAWASAKIKISEN KAISHA LTD. Wast Australia /Singapore/ Jap an Service fremantle S'pori Keelung YtliUichi/Mgoyi Y'hama Kobi •Sweiei Mm" 31 Sept «Oct 11 Oct 15 Oct II Oct 21 Oct Acceptiif cargi fir Rike, Osaka, Nagoya, Yokotana KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTI. JAPAN, H. KON6, STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan Hongkong
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      572 24 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Shim Singapore Uteii^ fex: MOnvAOA M/M tct Auck, Well, Timiru, Odin. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: :<ngapore P. Sham Penang lealiig tec: nAJUUt 125 Sept 21 Sept 27 Sept Nagapattmam, Medras. RAJULAf 13/21 Oct 22 Oct 23 Oct Nagapattmam, Madras. raiula S'U Nik IS Ne* II Hit Nagapattmam.
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      863 24 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. >~-~~~ (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTOtM WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3 7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Penang i- NEPTUNE AQUAMARINE 11/21 Sept 2123 Sept I Pirt London 70.10 Havre 24/10 R'dam
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      638 24 H|| MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL fig SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD fl No 3OE. Jin Ampaog. Kuala Lu.npur fl The iMational Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrives: BUNGA ORKID 24 2$ Sept Ml Oct 4/5 Oct Havre 30 10 London 1/11 R'dam 6/11 A''ierp 9/11 H'bu.g 11,11 B'men
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    175 25 -THE PORT OF SINCAPORE AOTMO RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW ING BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS rOR SEPT. 15. OUT: Atlantic Kr-.dom I* Kyotho i 18. Rajah Brooki 20 I ivia 21 WoM Tcmburoi r 22, Vain iru 29/30 nd Koyo Maru 4S IN hutl R/S Anchl!-.-, 18 IK Inagua Rovfr
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      555 25 To: NEW ORLEANS. GALVESTON, TAMPA, JACKSONVILLE. SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, WILMINGTON, NORFOLK AND CAMDEN. rilv P. Sham Singapore ETA N. Orleans *J. r L In Port Sailed Oct 21 IMIICE l Oct 17/18 Oct 19/20 Hoi 27 To: LONGVIEW, VANCOUVER (WASHINGTON), TACOMA, LONG BEACH and SAN DIEGO. J Singapore P. Sham ETA
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      737 25 I c i 1 SINGAPORE CORDAGE (PTE) LTD. (Rope Makers With Pioneer Status) t t have pleasure in announcing the appointment of TIONG HOE i CO.. (PTE) LTD. t i 205 207, Beach Road, Singapore 7. A 'Tels: *****. *****. *****8 *****) as their Sole Agents for Singapore and i
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      752 25 TIIF PORT OF SINGAFORE AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE TENDERS ere Invited for Periodical Disposal of Side Planks. rut Bolts and Nuts at Blanguh Say. Tender documents may be ibtained frcm the office of the Purchasing Officer. The Port of Singapore Authority, against the eceipt for a tender deposit of f 1.0.0
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      883 25 IIIF (OMIWMES ACT (ACT M of 19C7) IN THE SI'PREME COI'RT OF THE REPIBLIC OF SINGAPORE NOTICE OF FIRST MEETINGS Name of Company: S.E A Construction Private Limited Address of Registered Office: Rocm 905. 9th Fioor. A.X.A Building, Robin en Road. Singapore. Court Supreme Court. Singapore. Number of Matter' Companies
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      506 25 XOTII E Notice Is hereby given that with effect from Ist September. 1971. Mr BERNARD LEE YAM BOON has ceased to be ln the employ of Ihe COMMONWEALTH EDUCATIONAL SOCIETY and is therefore no longer authorised to transact business on behalf of the said organisation. TENDER NOTICES appear daily in
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      804 26 (Cont. from Page 22) Travel and tours CHARTERIO FLICHTS to London, ISA. Bookings contact Phoenix iK.K Travel 117. Outram Park *****2 847 M Spore. NAM HO TRAVEL SERVICE Limited. Tour Malaya— Seven Days BSIIO--alr-conditioned Bus BSI3S Departure Every Sunday. Monday C/HlKhlands Four Days B*7o/-. Kvery Wednesday. C/Hlghland»— 2-day 3-nlghts Ss4s'-.
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      843 26 CHARTERED PLIGHT TO: LONDON U.S.A. ■UROPI (for alHnity fraups) You GET $50/- DISCOUNT BY PRODL'CINO THIS ADVERTISEMENT ON BOOKING TO: INTIR-ASIA TBAVIL lERVICC (PTE) LTO. (Abo«t lastsrn Emporium) Satnam Houii 3rd Flaar, Room 0 •7 High Straat, ('para 6. T*l: ***** 395 M ***** YOU'D LIKI TO CO on a
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      1206 26 Vehicles lor 1171 HONDA COUPI 7 Flat 125S Alr-Cond. 1970 A Mini 1000 Mk 11. M Mini 1100 Mk 11. Mazda 1200. 1969 Datsun 1000. Maxda 1200. A/ Mini 1000 Mk 11. Volktwagrn I Cortina Super. 1968 Toyota Corolla Alr-Cond. 1967 V Anglia. 1966 F/CortlnK Super. M Minor 1000 4
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      777 26 MIRCIDIS 200-2 SO or similar site car. no earlier than '68 ami In good condition. Write P.O. Box 105. Spore. URGENTLY REQUIRED 1 small car fjvcrsQc condition Appointment ring Spore ***** (Philip). c feambnhj, mmssw.m etc. OBNTLBMBN for steamhath. massage and halrdresslng. Masseuses masseurs in attendant until 9.30 p.m. daily.
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      402 26 CHANGE OF ADDRESS Please note effective 15th September, 1971 our new address will be: E. HOPT SINGAPORE (PTE) LTD. RADIO COMMUNICATION PARTS ACCESSORIES 2ND FLOOR, BLOCK NO. 3. TIONG BAHRU INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, LOWER DELTA ROAD, SINGAPORE 3. TEL: *****2. TELEX: EHOPT RS ***** TELEGR: EHOPT SINGAPORE NOTICE I. LARRY LIM
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      639 26 THE AMERICAN CLUB SINGAPORE Applications are invited from qualified persons for the following posts: 1. FOOD BEVERAGE MANAGER Age preferably obove 30 with degree preferably from a Hotel and Catering Institution. Responsibilities: Developing of menus for use in dining areas and for special events; procure, store, and prepare food and
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    Opium haul may be sold overseas
    162 27 Opium haul may be sold overseas SINGAPORE. Mon. The 1.000 kilograms of raw opium seized by Customs officers on Sunday will probably be sold on the world market. Normally, big international drug firms abroad buy seized drugs like opium. And the Customs department has often used its London agents to
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    Chit fund furniture to be auctioned
    94 27 Chit fund furniture to be auctioned SINGAPORE. Tues. Some 33 IoU of office furniture of the Premier Chit Fund at South Bridge Road will be auctioned on Thursday at 10.30 a.m. under a civil district court order. The company had been given two weeks till Sept. 2 to pay its
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    1972 public holidays
    85 27 SINGAPORE. Tues. Public holidays next year are New Year's Day (Jan. 1). Harl Raya Huji (Jan. 26 >. Chinese New Year (Feb. IS and 16). Good Friday (March 31). Labour Day (May 1), Vesak Day (May 27), National Day i < Aug. 9). Deepavali (Nov. 5). Harl
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    'Pirate' loses his car
    42 27 SINGAPORE. Tv« Tan Nan Tin of Syed Alwi Road, was fined $300 today when he admitted operating a pirate taxi In Mountbatten Road on June 22. Tan. who had a similar previous conviction, also had his car forfeited.
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    Fine, jail for harming turtles in Pahang
    121 27 KUANTAN, Tues.— The Pahang Tourist Department today warned that anyone harming turtles or wilfully destroying their eggs would be committing an offence and be liable to a maximum fine of $1,000, or a year's jail. In giving the warning, the State Tourist Promotion
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    24-hour HDB service centre for flats
    259 27 SINGAPORE, Tuesday fHK Housing Board has set up a 24-hour essential maintenance service centre to serve all flats in the island. The centre, headed by an electrical engineer, will take over certain servicing Jobs previously done by the Public Utilities Board and contractors, r
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    ADRIFT INDON FISHERMEN RESCUED
    86 27 ADRIFT INDON FISHERMEN RESCUED rTELOK ANSON, Tues. Tnree Indonesian fishermen, adrift in the Straits of Malacca for five days, were rescued by a Malaysian fishing boat late yesterday. They were towed to Bagan Sungel Tiang. 30 miles from here, last night. The men left Batu Bahra in North Sumatra on
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    Trade mission
    23 27 FENANO. Tuea Malaysia may send a trade mission to Italy next year, Italian Ambassador Dr. Pier Marceilo MasotU scld here today.
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      47 27 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl I WAST A SHAVE... TH PLENiTY OF LATMEf? s^ QUICK! „.f^ ...AND PLEASE y l& 7f/) I I Sv^_hukry:^^-^ THEKE AI?E TIMES A 3f C^^l WHEN ONE HAS TO W\ —XTSV "TAX ONE'S IN^ENUm /L>m T v T o avoid one's Jl
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      HEAH CUP: CHANCES OF S'PORE WIN OVER NEGRI 'ARE GOOD'
      310 28 HEAH CUP: CHANCES OF S'PORE WIN OVER NEGRI 'ARE GOOD' MALAYSIAN singles champion Punch Gunalan will lead Nrgn Sembilan agaiast Singapore in the Foong Seong Cup south zone badminton linal at the Badminton Hall on Saturday and Sunday. Singapore are taking part in the Foong Seong Cup tournament, organised by
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      25 28 LONDON. Tues. Result* of last night's English Football Leagut division three matches: Plymouth Argyle 3 Walsall 2; Torquay United I Rochdale 1. Reuter.
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      Move to send Howe Liang for overseas coaching course
      321 28  - Move to send Howe Liang for overseas coaching course ERNEST FRIDA By I N(i A PORK'S Home Olympic silver medallist Tan Howe Liang has been strongry recommended for an overseas weightliftin# coaching course. The recommendation is in the Singapore Amateur Weight-Lifting Federation's four year plan submitted to the National Olympic
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      Schoolgirls in S'pore XI
      108 28 ■CHDUR schoolgirls have been r included m the Singapore Women's Hockey A-soclatlon teem to play the visiting Indian team at Julan Besar Stadium tomorrow at 515 p.m. They are Jumtlah Jantan (goalkeeper), Jullanna Hwan. (back), Yatlmah Tagl ibacki and Leong Clial Mcl i centreforward > The
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      235 28 ONDON. Tues. Micky i Stewart 38-year-old captain of Surrey, who clinched the 1 English county cricket championship at Southampton ye.s--i terday. may change his mind about giving up thr captaincy. He announced his decision to i resign a frw weeks ago but said jrMterdajr: i
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      Lock icon Easy win for Yankees
      126 28 NEW YORK. Tups Results of yesterdays major league baseball games: American League: New York Yankees 4. Boston Red Sox 0; Chicago White Sox 6. Milwauke Brewers 3; Baltimore Orioles 9. Detroit Tigers 1 (first game); Detroit 10. Baltimore 5 usecond game); Oakland Athletics 2. Kansas City
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      409 28 A bleeding Buchanan retains his world crown NEW \ORK, Tuos. WorM lithtwrifht boxing champion Ken Buchanan, blood stn-am-iiie from cuts on both eyes, retained hit title after namely pounding out a unanimous 15-round points decision over l-mail Lacuna of Panama last night at Madison Square Garden. The 26-year-old Kdinbu gh
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      Kai Kok's revenge win
      343 28 f HUNG Chen* High Sclvjol s Tan Kai Kok created a sensationai apart when he swept aside national and defending champion Tan Khoon Hens 21-15. 14-21. 21-15 in the National Combined Schools table-tennis league championships at Goodman Road yesterday. It was sweet revenge lor .stocky Kai
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      225 28 RUNAWAY SCORE FLATTERS POLYTECHNIC SINGAPORE Polytechnic registered their first win when they trounced SCC Colts 24-0 (a goal, three tries and two penalties) in a SRU div. three league rugby match at Dover Road yesterday. The score Mattered the winners as it was not a true picture of the play.
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      Police topple Forces to enter 2 finals
      289 28 F>LICE Sports Association qualified for the Senior and Junior finals oi the Police-Military soccer tournament when they bea*. Armed Forces in both sections at Farrer Park yesterday. In the senior match, hard-hitting Police toppled defending champions Forces 3-1 and in the Junior they
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      Larkin Stadium ready this year
      227 29  -  LIEW AH CHOY By THE nerve centre of the proposed 1 sports complex at Johore Bahru the $2 million Larkin Stadium is to be completed by the end of the year. Construction of the stadium which began in 1964, is in its final phase. Much
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      Lock icon Comeback by Pam too
      54 29 MELBOURNE. Tues. Pam Kilborn-Ryan. Australia's woild record-breaking hurdler. anncunced today she would return to athletics in the 1971-72 season, nine months after her "retirement." Her decision came 24 hours after fellow Olympian Judy Pollock, world 880 yards recordholder who retired in January 1968. made a similar
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      Auric v Chong duel for owners' crown
      537 29  - Auric v Chong duel for owners' crown EPSOM JEEP By Stable, managed by David Sung Jr. are challenging Dato Chong Kok Lim for top honours in the owners' list. Only three winners separate them at present. Auric Stable are having a good run since a change of luck in May.
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      Negri enter zone final
      135 29 NEGRI Sembilan beat Malacca fi-3 in the Foonp Seong Cun South Zone badminton competition at the NSCRC indoor stadium. Serrmban. on .vio:idav night. They will meet Singapore at Seremban this weekend to decide the South Zone champion*. Neßrl who were tied 2-2 with Malacca the previous
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      104 28 Now you never have to go to Hong Kong again... For Charles Jourdan Shoes! Ybu can buy Charles Jourdan Shoes in most of the world's fashion capitals London, New York, Rome, Hong Kong, Singapore. Singapore? Mais Oui. Charles Jourdan is now in Singapore so you never have to go anywhere
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      61 28 Rugby SRU div. one league: B Coy v 40 Commando (Dieppe 5.15 pm.K Friendly: SCC Ncmads v 'A 1 Coy 1 RNZIR ipartang). Soccrr— FAS div. two league: Selptnr Young Indians v Guthne Waush A Burnley Utd. v Chi-ne-e Athletic; Junior AA. v Sembawanu Shipyard: Div. three: KranJl S.C. v
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    94 30 MRS. Giri and President Sheares exchanging greetings in traditional Indian fashion by clasping their hands in a "n unaste" ester day afternoon, while President (iiii's ADCa look on. It was Mrs. Giri who took the lead by raising her hands in a "namaste"
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    Lock icon Sympathy riot by prisoners
    54 30 Sympathy riot by prisoners BALTIMORE. Tues. Police firing teargas quickly quelled a disturbance at Baltimore Jail today by at least 200 prisoners in apparent sympathy with inmates at Attica state prison, in New York State. There were no Injuries reported In the Jail disturbance, but damage Inside the cafeteria was
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    52 30 LONDON. Tues. The Prime Ministers of Britain. Northern Ireland and the Irish Republic will meet in two weeks in a bid to stop the guerilla warfare in Northern Ireland and open the wa> for a peace settlement. The decision on the summit conference was officially announced
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    319 30 BRUSSELS, Tues 'THE six Common Market Finance Ministers agreed last night to press for a devaluation of the US dollar as part of the reorganisation of the ailing world mone t a ry system, meeting sources disclosed. The six West Germany. France. Italy.
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    38 30 MR. FELIX DAVID aged 66 of Wah SeonK Prea* passed away peacefully 14 9 71. Cortege leave* 81. Durham Kslate Wednesday 15-9-71 3 p.m. for Church of Our L.-.dy of Lourdea and thence to Chua Chu Kant:
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    Lock icon Bank rate cut
    23 30 AMSTERDAM, Tues.— Holland today cut its bank rate to five per cenr. down a half per cent, effective tomorrow. Reuter.
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    359 30 I ON DON. Tue*.— The stock market was narrowly hlKher today on KiWrtive small support. Institut'onnl buyers,, however, remained sidelined on the ovcrniKht Wall Street uncertainty. At 3 p.m. the Financial Times md.x naini-d 3 3 to 429.2. Beecliams. Courtaulds. Dunlop and Fisons were arnon* leaders to gam.
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    48 30 LONDON. Tue«.— Bpot 14.10. Settlement Oct. 14.25. Nov. 14.75. Oct./ I'.t 14.70. Jan. V.'irch 15.60. April June 16 50. July/Sept. 17.45. Oct./ Pec. 17. 50. Jan. /March 11.20. April June 10.65. July/8?p«. I l 95. Oct Dec. 19.20. c.l.f. Sept. 13.50. Oct. 17.65. Nov. 14.15. Tone: Hesitant.
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    30 30 LONDON. Tues. Spot buyer* iMh <+f4>. sellers f!419 £3) Forward huyer* f 1429 i+£2). aellcra £1430 13). Settlement (1419 fSt. Turnover a.m. 305 tons p.m. 40 ton*. Tone: Qunt
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    45 30 MANILA. Tues. President Marcos last night formally oflered a reward of 500.000 pesos (about $235,000) for information leading to the arrest and conviction of anyone who threw grenades at a political rally last month, killing eight people and wounding 96. Reuter.
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    37 30 LONDON. Tues. The head of chancery of 'he Pakistan mission in Lagos. Mr. Mohinddin Ahmad Jaigirdar. has arrived here to seek political asylum after switching his allegiance to the East Pakistan separatist movement. Reuter.
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      MINI plan to train leaders for courses
      257 31  - MINI plan to train leaders for courses HENRY CHANG By rl Malaysian Institute of Management will conduct annual "Course Leaders' to produce resource people it nerds for its training programmes. According to Dr. Tarcisius Chin, a member of MlM's governing council. MI.M has decided on this because so far it
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      Indonesia opens arms to Chinese investors
      1089 31  - Indonesia opens arms to Chinese investors HUGH MABBETT By lAKARTA: The Overseas Chinese the term used officially are emerging among the most important investors in Indonesian industry. While they have largely left such high capital pursuits as mining and logging to others, Chinese businessmen from Hong Kong. Singapore and Malaysia
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        On the move again
        183 31  -  CROESUS MB By IT ALWAYS seems to happen after we have gone to press. I can't give full details in this short space, but the Slater. Walker boys are on the move again. Just on press time they announced that M G Holdings in which Haw
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      UNCERTAINTY OVER KALLANG HALTS V. THORNYCROFT'S EXPANSION
      431 31 UNCERTAINTY OVER KALLANG HALTS V. THORNYCROFT'S EXPANSION CO M M ANDER Christopher Dreyer, chairman 01 Vosper Thorny croft Singapore announced this week his retirement to take effect at the end of this year. In the five years he has been chairman since Vosper and Thornycroft merged in April 1966 he
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      Lock icon DROP IN WORLD BANK AID TO POOREST ASIAN' — COUNTRIES—
      572 31 DROP IN WORLD BANK AID TO POOREST ASIAN' COUNTRIES— \U A S HINGTON: Developing countries got an extra US$l,OOO million from the rich last year, but aid to some of the poorest African and Asian states actually fell, according to the World uank's annual report released here on Monday. Most
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      76 31 "BOAC-the all America airline! They fly to 11 American V.^ Cities!" For some people there is only one airline. We fly to New York, Washington, Chicago, Boston, Philadelphia, Detroit, Miami. Stopping at London very briefly. Then we wing you across the Atlantic. Or you can travel via the Pacific to
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      147 31 INSIDE Background to thr IS dollar crisis; Shipping column: People in business. Page 32. Company news; Snare market report; Commodities; Overseas markets New York. Melbourne, lions Kong; Clotinc prices and business done. Pafe 33. m $1 Bk|i When youre a world bank like Chas e, you try to move B
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    Background to the US dollar crisis
    1333 32  -  S.Y. LEE Lecturer in the Department of Economics, University of Singapore, begins today a three-part analysis of the US dollar crisis and its impact on Singapore and Malaysia. The second instalment will appear on Friday and the third on Monday. 'pHE problems started with
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    121 32 Mr. Tan Boon Chin, a senior officer of the United Overseas Bank In Singapore, has been appointed manager of the bank's Representative Office in Tokyo. Mr. Tan Sent Jin, managing director of The Emporium, sole agent for Shlseido Cosmetics In Singapore, Malaysia, and Indonesia, left on Sunday
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  • SHIPPING
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      Container technique show
      196 32 pLYWOOD shippers were given a demonstration on Monday of the loading of packs of plywood into a modified container with open sides at Starlight Timber Products factory at Jurong, Singapore. Mr. Eric Robinson of Overseas Containers (OCD told the shippers that freight rates for less than container
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      Holiday cruise
      211 32 HOLLAND-AMERI-CA Line is to sex up an office in Singapore. This decision has been taken in connection with Its plans to introduce fortnightly cruises in the Indonesia Archipelago starting and ending in Singapore. This programme, to be operated under the name Singapore-Ball cruises, is expected to start In
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      Agent named
      74 32 BORNEO Compan; has been appointed agen for American Marimwhich builds luxurj cruisers costing mort than $75,000 each. American Marine build the Grand Banks rang< of displacement cruiser at Its Jurong yard li Singapore. The "hi-styie hi -speed. hl-llving cruiser" known as th< Laguna has been addec to the
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1065 33 |)IO AND OFFER PRICES OFFI I'CIALLY LIITID AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADING 11?r» J« "OCX EXCNAN« WITH PRICE MOVEMENT* im RACKET* VESTeSday W,R, N INDUSTRIAL* CLOSING TONE: All sections closed very steady. TURNOVER: official total turnover as supplied by Jhe Stock
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1193 33 - X3USINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday wijh the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of IXOO unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS Una <2> 1.46. \lli-d chin-. (12 1 1.88. (It 1.87. iL'' i.90. Ben and
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        NEW YORK
        242 33 YEW YORK. Mon— The stock market meandered listlessly for most of tlie day ith a slight downward MM Trading was the quietest since the mid-August boom sparked by President Nixon's new economic, programme. Lack of Interest on the part of buyers was brought about by uncertainty over the
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        HONG KONG
        226 33 T-TONG KONG. Tues. The n market opened slowly with prices generally trading at a lower level than the previous cloi-e Later the market saw henvy trading with some shares rhcwlng startling gains. Talkoo put on HK$l7 to $176 at one stage before easing back to $172 at the
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        Indices
        72 33 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday 71.15 Friday 71.29 Week ago 71.04 RIBBERS Monday K18.66 Kriday 216.07 Week ago 211.78 OILS Monday 339.80 Friday t 339 82 Week ago 340.00 INDUSTRIALS Monday 425 9 Friday 427.4 Week ago 423.2 DOU JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 909.39 Friday 911.00 Week ago Closed LONDON
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        Hong Kong rates
        38 33 On the frsc •icrianis market In Hong Koni: yesterday the 111 d*Mar was quoted at 5.9175 for T.T. and 5.«925 for cash. Starlwif wa* quoted at 14 53 and •ns tasl tf f»ld at 305.623.
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        MELBOURNE
        398 33 MELBOURNE, Tues— Selected 1 heavyweights continued to advance In a dull market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Speculatlves and oils drifted aimlessly without attracting Inte.re.st while the Industrials showed some recovery among the leaders. CRA put on 10 cents to $6.70 and New Broken Hill added 26 cents
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        Bank Negara statement
        74 33 BANK Negara statement of Liabilities and Assets on Aug. 30. 1971. LIABILITIES: Capital 40.000.000 General reserve 60.518.461 Malaysian currency in circulation $1,123,165,173 Deposits: Banks 192.005.924 Malaysian Government 574.449.701 Other 347.915.214 Allocation of special drawing rights 125 210 371 Other Liabilities 144.045.764 Total $2,607,310,608 ASSETS. Gold and foreign
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        Rises
        55 33 Soustead $2.86 .30 G. Hold. $2.17 .23 Haw Par $2.61 .12 rrong Sec. $2.80 fencer Prod. $1.48 .10 .08 Hume Pref. $1.85 .07 Hume (M) $1.68 .06 F. E. L'ston $2.04 .06 Esso Std. $3.26 H. Cables $2.05 \V. Jacks $2 43 >ntral Prop. $0.80 Ben and Co. $1.34
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        Falls
        14 33 L and R. G. $0.85 \O.B. $3.86 >lin Ngai $0.62 -.04 —.04 —.03*
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        Most active stocks
        24 33 F. E. L'ston 849.000 Haw Par 517.000 M and G. Hold. 210.000 Pan.-El 164.000 Total Turnover: 3.39 M Delayed Percentage: 22.12
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        INDICES
        37 33 Dec. 30, 1966 100 I Dec. 31, 1968 100 t Dec. 29. 1962 100 »'iii v m irpi. i-i Industrials: llotelv 1 i.'p.rti.s Tim: 183.22 76.13 131.94 97.32 184.10 76.05 133.23 97.34 rubbers: 119 38 119.35
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      Tropical Veneer stuck in the red
      310 33 Tropical Veneer stuck in the red i-TROPICAL Veneer A remains stuck in the red. Half-time losses for the current year amounted to $356,787 com p a red with $149,860 for the corresponding period of the previous financial year when total losses hit $649,105. The half-time loss for the six months
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      Exchange rates
      179 33 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Sent 14 I oral dollars i,. .._:< l.oral dollars to one unit of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S Dollar Loral dollars to 100 units
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      195 33 80l STEAD HOLDINGS: Following a Stock Exchange Inquiry about the sharp rise in the nrice of the company's shares the chairman oi the company issued the following statement: "I confirm that as far as our board is aware, there is no apparent reason for this rise and that
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        Tin price gains
        125 33 "THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday gained $1.12 i to $628.00 per picul on an official offering down 79 tons to 239 tons. The local market was very steady with support from the United States and the Continent. LONDON: Mondays tin fell by £9 all round,
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        Gold markets
        50 33 (1) Export price In non-xterling area* in US. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dernier* price* in Singapore dollar* per tacl. tu.s. 41.62 iclrut 41.92 lonKkonn 43.13 lurlch 41.558 41.758 •»rli 4V.15 I pore (1) UNCH. i'pore (2) 159.50 •U.S. 41.85 42.25 43.20 41.608 41. M1S 42.36 43.20 159.50
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        Copper prices
        32 33 London copper prices on Monday (prcvioui In bracket*): Wlrebar Spot buyer £420.00 (£435.00) teller £421.00 (£435.50). Three Month* buyer £429.30 (£444.30) teller £430.30 (£443.00). Marktt Im: Kasy laltt: 8.300 torn
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        Asian dollar
        56 33 fHESE rates were quoted on A the Asian dollar market yesterday The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 nun 7 Hi 2 mths 1% 3 mths T% 6 mths 7.. 0 mths 7'i 2 mths 7H to 7 13/16^ to 7 13/16Tc to 7%% to
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        CLOSING PRICES
        20 33 SEPT. 14 RUBBER: 99.00 cents (umh i TIN: $628.00 (up $1.12}). Official offering 239 ton (down 79 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        108 33 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut 0(1: bulk (30 seller*, drum {521 sellers. Cepra: Mixed (fob.) loose Sept./ Oct. UK 'Coot. S29i B. Peo?»T Muntok ASTA white f.O.b. 100", NLW $1921 seller*. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96'; NLW $is2t seller*. Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96-;
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        PALM OIL
        33 33 In London on Monday the price* of Malayan 3 per rent CIP IK N European port* In bulk, aterllng per Uxik ton Jan Feb. wa* quoted at UK £112 aellera (unchanged).
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        RUBBER UNCHANGED
        337 33 |X>LLOwING Monday's lower after-hours levels, and reduced overseas advices, the rubber market yesterday opened correspondingly down. Trading was again thin and slow and after some initial steadiness, better j offering of forwards and September squaring brought levels to the lowest point of the morning. The morning session closed
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      Selective buying continues
      194 33 Selective buying continues SELECTIVE buying continued to generate steady influence on prices on the Stock F\ change of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. While much of the interest was speculative in nature, analysts generally frit that this cou'd well be the turn of the market. Heavyweights held very steady to effect
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    IN MEMORIAM
    26 34 I In memory c'late Mr. A. T. Rajah I departed 15.9.68 whom we loved and admired in life. Let us not I forget h'rti.
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      481 34 FEMALE FACTORY WORKERS Preferobly those residing in Singapore District 3. Wonted by Germon investors producing Electronic ond ElectroMechonicol ports. Pleasant working conditions. No shift work No microscope work. Foctory is centrally located. Interested cppliconts please fill in the ottoched coupon ond send to the belowmentioned. NAME TEL: (If any) NRIC
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      918 34 1 iridf MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE BERHAD invites applications from Mala>tian citiieni fot positions in a new Consultancy Service 1. DIRECTOR CONSULTANCY SERVICES Age: Not less than 35 years. Duties To supeivise and direct advisory and consultancy services .'or small-scale industry Qualifications: A recognized prolessional qualitlcatlon in mechanical or chemical
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      576 34 vacancies in all categories of our GROUND OPERATION SERVICES Successful candidates (who must be Malaysian citizens) will find themselves a part of a dynamic and rapidly growing organisation in which prospects are excellent. Terms of employment will be detailed on application. Applications should be submitted with full details to the
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      715 34 FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY TENDER NOTICE NO. 8K.103 71 TENDER FOR CONSTRICTION OF FLDA WWII IV PALM OIL MILL Tenders are Invited from Contractors registered with FEDERAL LAND DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY for the DESIGN SUPPLY CONSTRUCTION ERECTION INSTALLATION COMPLETION TESTING MAINTENANCE AND GUARANTEE OF ELECTRICAL MECHANICAL AND CIVIL ENGINEERING WORKS FOR
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      587 34 l\l>\\<;2 I.KMl!\«.\ BANDAR.W I N.M.1.. Bab 137 1 Nuts Di-bawah Sekshrn Ml Ccnpan Ini .ida-lah dl-beri tahu tahawa menurut se;:shen I:< 7 Undang2 Lembaya Bandarsui langka pelan yantj ter.-ebut dioawah mi telah di-sedltkan dan adu-lah di-buka untok di-pereks.i oleh orang ramai pada bila2 nan dan waktu beikeria bia.sa di-Pe-jabat Majlis
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  • 'BUY SINGAPORE-MADE' EXHIBITION A Straits Times Features
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      Accent on local quality products
      683 35 JEK TO OPEN 'BUY SINGAPORE- MADE' EXHIBITION AT CONFERENCE HALL THM opening of the "Buy Sin-gapore-made" Exhibition at the Conference Hall this evening In the Culture Minister, Mr. Jek Venn Thong, highlights the current national campaign stressing the quality of local products. A total of
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      SISIR helps to check standard of —goods—
      442 35 SISIR helps to check standard of —goods— TH E concept of quality control has never been given more prominence than now. For Singapore^ industrialisation has progressed to a stage where it does not suffice to have just factories operating to provide employment. The stress is now on exporting. Which means
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      Yet another example of co-operation between Govt and industries
      374 35 Yet another example of co-operation between Govt and industries ]L|ESSAGE by the chairman of the Singapore Manufacturers Association, Mr. Lim Hong Keat, on the occasion of the opening of the "Buy Singaporemade" Exhibition at the Conference Hall today. 4 The "Buy Singaporemade" campaign was mounted with the encouragement and support
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      SMA grows in strength prestige
      489 36 SMA grows in strength prestige ir THE role of the Sin- Rapore Manufacturers Association in the Republic's industrialisation programme is gaining importance daily. And quite rightly so. For since its birth, the SMA has been the one body working very hard for the advancement of its member manufacturers. But the
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      QUALITY CONTROL IS WATCHWORD
      657 37 Govt agencies help factories to keep up standards JUANUFACTURhRS in Singapore must always realise that localmade prod acts are not often bought out of sentiments. Patriotic response to the call for more support of local industries is not likely to go far if the goods delivered
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      105 35 actionweartested and approved for active people, jam m These knitted shirts and knitted under garments are HBx tailored to allow you to move freely without chaffing or losing shape. I^^ 1 Wash well and are economically priced. Available mr l&t***** at most stores. .vJ&PM^I Export enquiries are welcome. f T
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      81 35 g^ij^ a«|A|«|m ||H| GOA brand adhesives are heat and IT PAYS TO STICK W I H r:x:r: ri;r° usY their high solid-solvent ratio, represent great value for money. There's a GOA adhesive for every J^J purpose. Even a special formula m^^^T^ iM for the Automotive Industry— j^F Wk GOA Trim
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      87 36 IKstinHivp ej9fc %a\anQQi Pewter. th« brand name for quality pewter is individually handcrafted by master craftsmen from 97 Straits refined tin and guaranteed by the "Pevwtermakernt the Anvil" trademark Functional as they are decorative tho beauty of quality pewter never dates. Always insist on Selangor Pewter the finest there is
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      217 36 /*s <>\ uINuArUKI PAPER PRODUCTS GROUP at your service Singapore Paper Products Croup Singapore's largest organisation of its kind and we are expanding fast. Experience, capability and versatility like ours are matchless. We are not just paper product manufacturers with scope and resources, we are producing an exceotional wide range
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      230 37 Mattresses made in Singapore. flour iunm FLOjUR nSr 1 "<2' i > f W* »W» m«ju InHMNUS U3§£l mlSszL I mSaSZm I C^*M«BW-*»fr-r^ I r-*~* an**! !fiß^^ >^ I I 33*R *B3b^*Jm£^^^^ PRIMA FLOUR! milled from fresh crops of supreme quality coin nature's richest and mest economic source of health.
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      114 38 "'i i wa^ "^w fcfc^ >U Va^^B ■Hf'^k Ty^^y^B ■Ji^^r s a€m jTTTTTT! TffiPTfl ■■■■1 gjg. mm n <M6&:a FOR INDUSTRIAL OR DOMESTIC USE SINGAPORE'S FIRST SELF-ADHESIVE TAPES MANUFACTURER OFFERS 3 TYPES OF SELF-ADHESIVE TAPES: CELLOPHANE KRAFT PAPER PVC overseas traders to o f the Singapore Paper Products Group) act
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      242 38 (amitex) THE MARK OF DURABILITY AND RELIABILITY LIGHT INDUSTRIAL EXTRUSIONS AND MOULDINGS Moulded and extruded items rubber feet, seals, gaskets, bridge bearing pads, unit soles, swim fins, etc. AUTOMOTIVE COMPONENTS Rubber mechanicals grommeis, seals, bushes, mudflaps, gaskets, pedal pads, bump stops, etc. HOSES A full range of general purpose and
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