The Straits Times, 17 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 The straits Times Tllß National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 17, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Buddhist students demo
    63 1 Buddhist students demo SAIGON, Thurs. Combat police. firing teargas s h e l s and dodging firebombs tonight broke up a demonstration by scores of militant Buddhist students protesting next month's one-man presidential election. The students burned campaign posters of President Thieu and his vice-presidential running mate, former Prime Minister
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    Not acceptable, says US
    57 1 WASHINGTON. Thurs.— The White House said today the newly-announced Hong Kong agreement to voluntarily control exports of non-cotton textiles to the United States beginning Oct. 1 is not acceptable to the US. Presidents press secretary Roland Zeigler. however, said the VS. welcomed Hong Kong's expression of
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    Identified
    29 1 MANILA. Thurs. Police have positively identified two suspects in connection with last month's bombing of an Opposition party rally here, a spokesman for the mayor's office said today.
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    Lock icon Peking to get Seco seat
    431 1 Peking to get Seco seat US optimistic UNITED NATIONS, Thursday THE United States proposed today to give the permanent seat of China in the Security Council to Peking. At a meeting with more than 30 delegations, U.S. Ambassador George Bush presented an amended draft resolution on the China issue which
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    Giri's banquet
    30 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. President Sheares and Mrs. Sheares were the guests of honour at a banquet given by President Girl at Singapore Hilton tonight. (See Pages 8 and 9).
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    M-cycle fire
    19 1 SINGAPORE. Prl A motorcyclist escaped injury when his vehicle caught (ire at Connaught Drive early this morning
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    Lock icon Group of 10 reach accord on money reforms
    546 1 LONDON, Thurs. Finance Ministers of the Group of 10 lead i ng industrial nations today agreed on a work programme which will include alignment of currencies and lead up a reform of the international monetary system. This was the tangible outcome of
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    Lock icon The last Look
    38 1 V T EW YORK, Thurs. Look magazine (circulation 6.6 million) will cease publication with its Oct. 19 issue due to mounting losses because of declining revenue and rising production costs, it was announced today. UPI
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    Lock icon Driver in flames
    31 1 WRAPPED in flames, this driver of a Government bulldozer Jumps off the vehicle on which rioting students scored a direct hit with a Molotov cocktail. UPI radio photo.
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    Lock icon Rioting mob beat 3 to death
    374 1 Rioting mob beat 3 to death NARITA (Japan), Thursday DEMONSTRATORS armed with bamboo staves, bombs and rocks stabbed and beat throe policemen to death here today in bitter fighting on the site of Tokyo's second international airport. The deaths first in the tnree-year battle over land needed to complete the
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    Sedition case MP wins appeal
    248 1 Sedition case MP wins appeal KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The Federal Court of Appeal today ruled that DAP deputy secretary- general Fan Yew Tent's sedition trial in the High Court was a "nullity." With this ruling. Mr Fan's position as an MP has been fully restored. Attorney-General Tan Sri Kadir bin
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    Toto winning numbers
    39 1 SINGAPORF. Thurs. The winning numbers picked in today's Toto Draw No. 73 71 were 47, 23, 5, 49 and 27. The additional number was 3. The numbers !n the circles draw were 17, 26 r.nd li>
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    Lock icon New Pakistan rupee plan
    41 1 KARACHI. Thurs. The Pakistan Government has decided to separate the Pakistan rupee from the pound sterlin« and align itself with the U.S. dollar from Friday, it was announced here today by the Sate Bank of Pakistan. AP.
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    Lock icon 3 a.m. ROUNDUP 49 DIE IN AIR CRASH
    35 1 3 a.m. ROUNDUP 49 DIE IN AIR CRASH VIENNA, Thurs. A Hungarian civil airliner crashed near Kiev in the Soviet Union this morning killing ail 41 passengers as well as the crew of eight. Reuter.
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  • World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE
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      Lock icon I'11 quit if aid is cut: Thieu
      505 2 SAIGON, Thursday SENATOR George McGovern said here today that he planned to introduce a legislative amendment to cut off US military aid to South Vietnam. The Senator said this shortly after President Thieu threatened to lesign if U.S. aid was cut because of
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      Lock icon Man shot 5 times in court house drama
      140 2 I\EW YORK, Thurs. A man armed with a gun containing blanks held a cleaning woman hostage in the Manhattan Federal Court building for more than an hour yesterday before he was shot dead by a policeman posing as a lawyer The woman
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      Lock icon Copter downed
      43 2 SAIGON. Thurs. A U.S. helicopter carrying a South Vietnamese division commander and his sen.or U.b. advi-er was shot down during a battle i in the Mekong Delta today. An j American soldier was killed but all others aboard escaped Injury. AP.
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      Lock icon Czech polls?
      29 2 PRAGUE. Thurs CzechosI lovakias Communist Party I central committee met yesterday to i&sue diiectives (or general i elections postponed three years by the 1968 Soviet invasion. AP.
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      Lock icon Seato to watch China after UN entry
      141 2 Seato to watch China after UN entry DANGKOK, Thurs.— Seato members must remain on their guard after China is admitted to the UN. Gen. Vargas, Seato Sec-retary-General said today. "Seato will watch very carefully the attitude of China towards the free world after its admission to the United Nations" he
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      Lock icon Red ambush
      27 2 PHNOM PENH. Thurs. Guerillas today ambushed a bus. killing at least three passengers said, on Route Five northwest of Phnom Penh, reDorts reaching here. UPI.
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      Air fares battle looming over Atlantic
      328 2 Air fares battle looming over Atlantic COLOGNE, Thurs AN air fare battle is looming over the North Atlantic route following a decision by the West German airline Lufthansa to lower its prices and undercut other scheduled carriers. Lufthansa said yesterday its return excursion fare from Frankfurt to New York would
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      Hussein ready to allow guerillas back in Jordan
      158 3 AMMAN, Thurs. Kiiin Hussein has indicated he is prepared to allow Palestinian guerillas back on Jordanian territory provided they agree to work in coordination with his Government. The King was addressing his troops during an inspection of Army bases near Amman. Our
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      Lock icon Big theft of modern Italian paintings
      123 3 Big theft of modern Italian paintings ROME. Thurs —Art thieves st<!«' nicdern Italian paintings valued at £66,000 from a private dealer's gallery in central Rimini on Tuesday night, police Rimini announced yesterday. The announrenipnt. a few In ur.^ after Venice [xjlice reported the re'overy of five major Kmaissanee paintinns valued
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      Lock icon Hello Peking again...
      40 3 Hello Peking again. NEW YORK. Thurs. China has agreed to a resumption of direct radio-telephone service with the US There has been no direct communication berveen the two countries since the Chinese terminated the direct phone route in 1968.— Reuter.
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      Lock icon Mid-East: Call for Big 4 action
      405 3 Mid-East: Call for Big 4 action pABAT. Thurs. British Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Douglas-Home has called for Big Four action on the lines of the Berlin negotiations to find a way to bring peace to the Middle East. Sir Alec's suggestion came as Russia sounded a warning that it would
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      Lock icon World peace the object of Indon foreign policy: Suharto
      217 3 World peace the object of Indon foreign policy: Suharto JAKARTA, Thursday. PRESIDENT Suharto said the world was entering a new era with renewed hopes for peace and urged his people to join in the international effort to remove the threat of war. Speaking at a ceremony yesterday appointing three new
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      Lock icon SOVIETS STRESS NEED FOR TALKS ON EUROPE
      155 3 AM OSCOW, Thurs. SolTl V i e t officials stressed in talks with British Opposition leader Mr. Wilson their desire for an all-out European security conference now that a four-power agreement has been reached on Berlin. The European conference has been a pet
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      Lock icon UPI gets 'close office' order
      42 3 SANTIAGO. Thurs. Piesident Allende tonight ordered United Press International (UPI) to close its offices in Chile. He had decided to close the agency because of various news stories it had published from abroad in recent weeks Reuter.
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      Lock icon Reunion talks
      45 3 PANMUNJOM. Thurs— North and South Korean Red Cross officials met at this bolder village for 10 minutes tcday to exchange the lists of five delegates each to the preliminary talks on the problem of reuniting families divided by the political borI der. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Governor dies of heart attack in plane
      153 3 Governor dies of heart attack in plane UONOLULf. Thurs. The Governor of South Australia. Sir James Harrison. died early yesterday aboard a Qantas airliner flying from Sydney to Honolulu. Sir James and Lady Harrison were on a round-the-world vacation when the Governor died from an apparent heart attack. The aircraft
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      Japanese team off to Peking
      65 3 TOKYO, Thurs. A 20--tnan Japanese parliamentary mission led by Former Foreign Minister Mr. Aiichlro Fujiyama left here by air (or Peking today (or a two-week visit to explore Chinese terms for normalising relations. The Japanese, from several parties, are expected to confer with Chinese leaders
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      Lock icon 'SMOKING IS NOT SEXY' TV DRIVE
      89 3 I ONDON. Thurs. Britain's Governmentspensored Health Education Council has spent mare than £120.000 on a series of TV commercials plugging the theme that smoking isn't sexy. The 30-second spots will be screened twice nightly for the next two weeks over the Indepen- dent Television
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      Last ride for first jail riot victim
      94 4 (Zl ARDs of the Attica State prison in New York march through the village of Attica ahead of a hearse carrying the body of fellow officer William Quinn. the H ?>t of the 42 victims' of the bloody rebellion quelled on Monday night.
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      Lock icon MP AIRS GRIEVANCE OVER THOSE BOOMERANG FAKES
      157 4 MP AIRS GRIEVANCE OVER THOSE BOOMERANG FAKES CANBERRA. Thurs.— Australia's only aborisinal MP got so steamed ip over "fake American boomerangs" he held public demonstration on the steps of Parliament House today to prove authentic aboriginal boomerangs do come back. Mr. Neville Bonner, who attacked imported boomerang* in his maiden
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      Lock icon Scientist dies
      41 4 LONDON. Thurs. Professsor John Desmond Bernal a top scientific adviser to the British Government during World War Two. and a holder of a Lenin peace prize died here yesterday after a long illness. He was 70 years old. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Strike over
      38 4 LIMA. Thurs. Nearly all Peru's 120.000 schoolteachers have returned to work from a 14-day strike for more pay after a union splinter group claimed they were being exploited by gunmen and agitators for political ends. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Four priests jailed for subversion
      138 4 RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. Four Roman Catholic priests were convicted of subversion by a Brazilian military court and sentenced to prison terms ranging from six months to four years. The four, members of the Dominican Order, had been accused at a trial in Sao Paulo
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      Lock icon Nixon in hot spot over 'they were shot' report
      198 4 WASHINGTON, Thursday. THE discovery that nine prison guard hostages at the Attica State prison were killed by gunshot wounds may put President Nixon in an embarrassing position. President Nixon personally endorsed Gov. Nelson Rockefeller's decision to send police into the prison
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      Lock icon JAILBREAK BID CONVICT SHOT BY GUARDS
      150 4 JAILBREAK BID CONVICT SHOT BY GUARDS j £HICAGO, Thurs. —A convlcted bank robber was shot dead yesterday when he and two other prisoners seized a lorry at knlfe-potnt and tried to crash through barbedwire fences at a maximum security Jail in Marion near here. Argentine-born Niguel Retolaza was shot in
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      Lock icon Too hot for sex...
      65 4 Too hot for sex SYDNEY. Thurs. Students i I At Sydney University have been given permission for mixed sauna bathing in the campus one day a week. Student's council welfare officer Mr. R Oaussen told reporters: "There is no question of any sex orgies going on. People have to wear
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      Lock icon Unlucky 13
      45 4 SAO PAULO. Thurs. Per- nando Rodrigues de Oliviera. re- lea.cd from jail on April 13 after serving 13 months for theft, was 1 fcund dead here with 13 bullet holes in his body on Monday, i Sept 13. police reported today. I Reuter.
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    Director gets six months for graft
    148 5 Director gets six months for graft SINGAPORE, Thurs.— 0 A shipyard director and a senior PSA foreman were convicted today on a corruption charge involving $452. Ho Ah Lam. 62. of Ho Ah Lam Shipyard (Pte.) Ltd was found guilty of having corruptly given foreman William Li Teh Sum, 36.
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    Club to hold 'walkathon'
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Thur.v The Parliamentary Secretary 1 Education) Inche Mohamed GII.I/..11 I.Mnail will open a "Walkathon" organised by .'he Ys Men s Club in aid of the Chine&e YMCA "Buildups for Progress Campaign" at the Chinese YMCA. premises in Palmer Road on Sunday, at 8 a.m.
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    Should HDB tenants pay?
    412 5  - Should HDB tenants pay? TAN WANG JOO MP raises question of damages liability By SINGAPORE, Thursday WHO should pay damages when a defective part of ;i Housing and Development Board flat injures an innocent bystander or passerby the HDB or its tenants? This question was raised today by the MP
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    Passing-out parade of NCC officers
    100 5 Passing-out parade of NCC officers SINGAPORE. Thurs— The National Cadet Corps will hold a passing-out parade of officer cadets on Sept. 25 at 5 p.m. at the Beach Road Camp. It marks the end of an intensive six-week full-time course in military training for teachers organised by the NCC headquarters
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    Mrs. Barker to launch $4m vessel
    69 5 Mrs. Barker to launch $4m vessel SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mrs. E. W. Barker, wife of the Minister for Law and National Development, will officiate at the launching of a $4 million supply vessel at Tanjong Rhu tomorrow at 9.30 p.m. The 186-foot vessel which wu built by the Vo6per Thomycroft Shipyard
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    Teenage girl choked to death
    80 5 Teenage girl choked to death BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. Pretty Miss Ting Leh Hiong, 17, whose naked body was found In a bush behind her house here last August, died by strangulation, the coroner's court here found today. The coroner. Inche Hamid Ismail, said "Medical evidence shows that she was
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    Jurong swim
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Jurong Vocational Institute will hold its first swimming carnival at the Jurong Town .swimming pool on Sept. 24 at 2 p.m.
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    STUDENTS DUE HERE IN FLOATING VARSITY
    131 5 STUDENTS DUE HERE IN FLOATING VARSITY SINGAPORE, Thurs. About 500 students from 10 American universities will sail into Singapore next month on board their 14.000-ton "floating university." The former American liner owned by Hong Kong shipping magnate, Mr. C. Y. Tang, will make a stopover here on Oct. 15 on
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    Razak to open Umno House
    70 5 JOHORE BAHRU. Thurs. An elaborate programme has been drawn up (or the opening of the $800,000 Umno house here by Tun Abdul Razak tomorrow. A delegation of Johore VIPs. led by the Mentri Besar. Dato Hum Othman Sa'at. will meet the Prune Minister and his
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    Chit fund assets auctioned for $3,490
    138 5 Chit fund assets auctioned for $3,490 OINGAPORE, Thurs. Assets of the Premier Chit Fund in South Bridge Road were auctioned under a court order today for $3,490. The sum is about half the amount claimed by its 13 former employees, and two chit fund members. In separate writs. P. Shanmugam
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    PO lucky draw
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The 1971 Post Office Savings Bank 1, icky Draw will be telecast "live" over Channel 5 on Saturday at 4.20 p.m. A teccrd total of 84.847 lucky draw tickets were Issued to depositors for the draw, compared with 57.093 last year.
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    CULTURAL SHOW BY KHMER STUDENTS
    134 6 CULTURAL SHOW BY KHMER STUDENTS SINGAPORE, Thurs. The first group of Khmer teacher-students here on Colombo Pian scholarships will give a performance of their cultural dances on Saturday. The show, believed to be the first given by any group of foreign students under the Plan, will feature Khmer dances and
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    'Employ I more women' call by NPC director
    444 6 'Employ I more women' call by NPC director SINGAPORE, Thurt. ]y|ORE women should be employed to relieve the labour shortage in Singapore, Dr. David C. E. (.'hew, Director of the National Productivity Centre, suggested today He said the fact that the labour force could expand or contract had Important complications
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    1.6 million drop in water use
    46 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Some rainfall yesterday contributed to a drop of 1.6 million gallons In water use, which was down to 101.3 million gallons. Selelar had 0.21 Inch of rain and MacRitchie 0.01 inch: none fell in the Pelrce catchment area.
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    Arms charge
    36 6 SINOAFORE, Thurs. Ling Kong Poh. 26. JobUss. was charged today with unlawfully having a .32 revolver and 11 .22 bullets at Upper Serangoon Road yesterday. He was remanded at the CID until Sept. 23.
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    Spore keeps eye oni Klang smallpox
    92 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Health Ministry is keeping an eye on the smallpox situation in Klane. Selangor, following reports of a confirmed case and one suspected case there. A spokesman for the Health Ministry said today: "We have got in touch with the Kuala Lumpur
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    Court rules DAP leader's trial a 'nullity'
    1043 7 Court rules DAP leader's trial a 'nullity' MAJORITY JUDGMENT SETS ASIDE FAN'S CONVICTION, SENTENCE FOR PUBLISHING SEDITIOUS SPEECH KUALA LUMPUR. Thursday No default by the defence or waiver or agreement by the parties can supersede the written law especially in criminal matters, q The Lord President fHE Federal Court of
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    A bride's 'no room' wedding night shock
    162 7 A bride's 'no room' wedding night shock SINGAPORE, Thurs A young salesgirl, Neo Ah Keok, told the High Court today of the wedding night "shock" that eventually ruined her marriage. It happened exactly a year ago after her Registry wedding to Ang Peng Huat, she told Mr. Justice Tan Ah
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  • DAY THREE OF THE STATE VISIT
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      A 'big success' says Giri of our housing
      146 8  - A 'big success' says Giri of our housing EVELYN NG: By Singapore, Thursday Indian President tells aide to get a team to study HDB programme c I N G A PORE f s housing programme is an overwhelming success ;is far as the visiting Indian President is concerned. For during
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      CALL FOR MUTUAL AID TO NATIONS IN S-EAST ASIA
      880 8 SINGAPORE, Thurs. mills -the Singapore of J. tomorrow, spotlessly clean with its towering skyscrapers— is an impressive sight. Even for a President. President Giri, with his entourage, was visiting the Housing and Development Board's head office at the National Development Board
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      Flight home today after 3-day visit
      122 8 PRESIDENT Girl will leave for home this afternoon after a threeday goodwill State visit*. He will spend the morning touring the Port Authority and go on a harbour cruise. President Giri will be briefed on the PSA's functions, facilities and operations and have a
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      Orchids the bond of two First Ladies
      203 9 SINGAPORE, Thursday [PLOWERS and ladies have magnetic powers, they say. Today, two First Ladies got together in a most unusual way through orchids. Because India's First Lady, Mrs. Giri, chose an orchid that had buttercup y el 1 o w petals from one
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      418 9  -  Lim Suan Kooi I By £HE is religious and lives for poetry and music. But there is another side to India's intellectual First Lady. Mrs. Sarasvathi Giri loves people. She sparkles with life and good humour, making everyone around her laugh and giggle.
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      SATELLITE PICS IN COLOUR BUT ONLY FOR YIPs
      142 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Colour pictures will be received at the $10 million earth satellite station in Sentosa for the first time when President Sheares officially opens it on Oct. 23. But only 300 invited guests to the ceremony, including local dignitaries and members
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      Man accused of kissing girl
      70 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mohammed Sulalman Ibrahim. 32. was charged today with outraging the modesty of an 11--year-old schoolgirl at the Mountbatten English School, off Old Airport Road, at 230 p.m. on Monday. M&hammed, an employee of the tchool. was alleged to have kissed the girl on
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      Couple on ganja charge
      54 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. —A couple were charged In the First Magistrate's Court today with Inducing a man to carry nine I ounces of ganja and 92 MX pills at Duchess Read on Sept 3. Johari bin Abdullah. 21. and Fauzlah bte. Nalna. 19. denied the charges. Ball
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      New chief
      20 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs Mr. Rene Laude. 46. has been elected president of the International V's Men's Club of Singapore
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      586 10 Four big names to carry out the I Ocean Building concept •won niip \i v 6«/ LtQ« The principal contract for the construction of Ocean Building, the prestigious 28-storey office tower on Collyer Quay, has been given to Woh tmlm '"'•^■■^••wMWS*^*., Hup (Pte.) Ltd. One of Singapore's oldest construction firms.
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    When only four think PTAs serve a purpose
    573 11  - When only four think PTAs serve a purpose Masie Kwee S(£HOOLS...By THERE are only four schools ill Singapore with parent teacher nssociations. It's a pity considering there are :>(KMMK) school children in over ;>oo schools with sonic 20,000 teachers. Is it surprising then when parents and teachers stand on opposing
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    There's a high degree of national identity in S'pore
    234 11 There's a high degree of national identity in S'pore A UNIVERSITY of Singapore honours graduate in Sociology, Mr. Chlew Soon Kong, has completed a sample survey to determine the degree of national identity among Singaporeans. His finding: the level was high. This was indicated by eight factors: NINETY per cent
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    Voluntary social work and promotions
    126 11 THE Ministry of Education is likely to recognise voluntary welfare work done by school teachers as an extracurricular activity. The Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr. Chan Chee Seng, has already written to the Ministry seeking approval of this, and the reply is said to be
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      250 11 Straits Times Crossword The unclued lights belong to 7 Excessive and Illicit talking a group suggested by 12. 20. 22. can be explosive (S. 5). and 24. The puzzle Is the first 8 Antiquity Is shrouded In of a series of four dense gas (8). apr/iss 13 Rubber cat Interrupts
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      ANSWER TO COUPS
      440 12 Commonwealth parliamentarians meeting in Malaysia have shown an apt concern for military coups and revolutionary movements. Seme post-colonial countries of Asia f.nd Africa now live in the "age of the generals." Others are bedevilled by the disruptive aims of subversives. Politically ambitious top brass and revolutionary cadres
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      TOKYO'S RESPONSE
      274 12 Japan's anxiety to normalise its relations with China has never been keener than it is now. Yesterday for the second time in seven months a fence-mending mission left Tokyo for Peking. The present one, a parliamentary delegation of 20, is led by a former foreign minister, Mr. Aiichi
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      SUHARTO'S CABINET
      245 12 A change of substance has followed the change in the style of Indonesia's politics. This is best reflected in the choice of President Suharto's new cabinet consisting of top civilian technocrats and professors, just the sort of idea-men that are needed to put Indonesia's econcmy back on its
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    Lock icon Era of Java Man
    717 12  -  LESLIE MURPHY I By JOGJAKARTA. (Central J Java) Indonesia's promise as a treasure house of prehistoric materials have been emphasised by a university exhibition here of human and animal fossils dating back three million years. The exhibition, by the I'niversity of Gadjah Mada. using plaster casts
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    Taiwan's "song birds' big hits in SE Asia
    429 12  - Taiwan's "song birds' big hits in SE Asia LIONEL TSAI By TAIPEH The singing business in Taiwan has developed into the most profitable entertainment profession. It is fllled with glamcur and money, envied by many. A top singing star in Taipeh has no trouble earning a minimum of US$l,OOO a
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    IQ tests on racial intelligence
    879 12  - IQ tests on racial intelligence DAVID COHEN By LONDON— It was commonly believed in the last century that Negroes were an inferior race. Learned anthropologists were quite categorical in their statements that black men were at best, noble savages whose role was in toil for the only glory open to
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      PLANE ON THE ROAD
      141 12 I AST week's news of an airliner landing on a German autobahn got all the publicity. But coming nearer home we had a very similar landing about 24 years ago in the early days of the tnen Malayan Airways. A twin-engine aircraft of Malayan Airways on
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      'Run-in' cars
      240 12 A FREQUENT traveller between Penang and Ipoh. I sometimes see brand new cars with red number plates being driven at more than 50 m.p.h.. I had assumed that manufacturers' instructions are that cars, whilst being "Tun-In" for the first 500 miles, .should never be driven at speeds above
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      SOCCER FILMS ON TV
      183 12 QN behalf of soccer fans who love and are interested to see British football clubs in action, we would like to know why R. T. S. has stopped showing them on T.V. We waited anxiously for Sundays to come and see our favourite stars and clubs
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      Lowerrubber freight 'trial' a success
      670 13  - Lowerrubber freight 'trial' a success COLIN GIBSON By j^KW YORK: Initial evaluation of the iirst ever large-scale shipment of palletized natural rub her from Malaysian and Singapore ports to the United States indicates that it was a considerable success, pointing the way to savings of 20 per cent on transport
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      Merger makes a shipping giant
      384 13 WITH effect from the April 1, 1972 it has been decided to integrate the liner shipping services operated by Scanservice and Nedlloyd in the traffic between Europe and the Far East and vice versa. The traffic to Indonesia is excluded from this integration arrangement. This
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      NMG TEAMS MAKE NEAR-PANICKY DECISIONS OVER INVENTORY
      709 13 NMG TEAMS MAKE NEAR-PANICKY DECISIONS OVER INVENTORY INVENTORY, so it would seem In the third trading period of the National Management Game now in progress in Singapore, is the curse of the managerial classes. For it appears that the accumulation of stocks from the first and second trading periods has
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      Haw Par's cash resources in S'pore Tarling
      352 13 Haw Par's cash resources in S'po re Tarling IJAW PARs second n Annual General Meeting this week created something of a record on the local investment scene. Shareholders turned out in force and observers from financial Institutions made a point of attending what must have been the best turnout at
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      CITY TALK
      199 13  -  CROESUS ssssssssß By Always on the go /GOODNESS me, those VI Slater. Walker boys never stop. While the team in Singapore is restructuring the Haw Par operation and colleagues downunder are pulling Austim into shape again another team is sewing up a major deal in Canada. The team
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      103 13 F As far as I'm concerned BOACare the only people V for my cargo." For some people there is only one airline. Like exporters, because they know the advantages of using BOAC Air Cargo. Profitable advantages like smaller overseas nventories with less capital tied up in varehouse storage. Much cheaper
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      129 13 INSIDE Impact of the Nixon package" deal on world currencies; Frlden 4300, the time and costs savins computer; Plant set up In Juront to supply barytes; Marketing column; People in business. Pace 14. Company news; Share market report; Weekly rubber review; Overseas markets New York, Melbourne. Honf Konf Closinf prices
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    Impact of the Nixon 'package' deal on world currencies
    910 14 THE U.S. DOLLAR CRISIS (Part 2) S. Y. LEE A UNIVERSITY of Singapore lecturer in the Department of Economics today continues his analysis of the international monetary upheaval resulting from the American dollar crisis. His final instalment on the position of
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      Canon's pride
      171 14 ITvOR the shutterbugs. to r whom the photographic jargon makes sense, the Canon people have unveiled their revolutionary and advanced piece of precision engineering, a culmination of five years of research, I am told. What this mechanical eye has to offer, the Canon people are convinced, is unprecedented.
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      Holiday tours
      79 14 FOR those with a vacation in mind, Intercontinental Travel Service promises to take you on a South-east Asian tour as part of Its expanding service following the opening of its new branch in Hotel New Hong Kong. For $895. there is a tour to Bangkok and Hong Kong,
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      Odd number
      65 14 IN HIGH spirits at a Bacardi happening recently were the Republic's top bartenders who were out to show off their winning recipes and touch. The affair was the presentation of prizes, the climax of a Bacardi promotion. the "Bartender of the Year" contest. Incidentally, the contest found a
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    Friden 4300 the time and costs saving computer
    449 14 Friden 4300 the time and costs saving computer THE time element in computer usage is an important cost factor, apart from its effect on the speed of information output. Taking cognizance of this, the Friden division of Singer has introduced into the local market a new range of magnetic data
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    PEOPLE IN BUSIESS
    291 14 Inche Ismail Mustam of Kuala Lumpur has been appointed an art director of Leo Burnett. A leading member of the Malaysian art community, he was book illustrator and designer at the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka for five years and textile designer at the Handicraft Development Centre for
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    Plant set up in Jurong to supply barytes
    195 14  -  EDDIE LIM By AN Australian-financed ore-processing plant has been set up in Jurong. Singapore, to supply barytes (barium sulphate), an important component used extensively in off-shore oil exploration. Asian Minerals Products in Benoi Road was formed at a cost of some $1.5
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      401 14 500,000 units are now available for subscription in the Singapore Security Fund at a discount of 3 cents per unit under the daily quoted selling price. (Offer closes on 30th September, 1971) I .ife of Fund: Singapore Security Fund which was launched on 31st May. I^7l. has an indeterminate life.
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      245 14 The Flighter does what other pens can't do it fills two ways. From an ink bottle or with a large capacity cartridge J that writes up to 10.000 words. 7 Point assembly is easily replaceable with a choice of 5 point sizes Ranging from J ii Extra Fine to Broad
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1096 15 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLCtE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE' CLOSING TONE: Industrials steady while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1141 15 XJL'SINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lot* of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDISTKI \l AC MA. (1) 1.63. Alcan (4) 1.45. d) 1.46 Allied t hoc. di
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        MELBOURNE
        343 15 MELBOURNE. Thurs HeavyiTA weight miners were cut back In dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Oil and Industrials were fractionally firmer while speculatlves drifted aimlessly in a very quiet sector of the market. Bougainville eased three cents to $2 72. CRA was cut back 26 cents to
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        Australian funds
        30 15 (A* at Sept 14) Fund of Aust. sterling A 53.96 Kund of Aust. (118 Dollar) A 52.86 (A* at Sept. 10) Real Estate Kund of Aust. AST. OS
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        NEW YORK
        259 15 NEW YORK. Wed. The stock market overcame early weakness extending yesterdays decline and closed modestly higher in light trading. Analysts said the upswing was prompted more by a driving up of selling rather than the presence of any aggressive buyers. The temporarily oversold state of the market, and
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        Indices
        71 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 71.19 Tuesday 71.26 Week ago 71.29 RUBBERS Wednesday 223.95 Tuesday 220 27 Week ago 215.52 OILS Wednesday 337.04 Tuesday 335 60 Week ago 342.45 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 425.8 Tuesday 429.6 Week ago 429.6 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 904.86 Tuesday 901.65 Week ago 920.93 lONDON DOLLAR
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        Exchange rates
        174 15 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Sept. 16. local dollars to one unit of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar Nev. Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollar, to 100 units of Foreign Currency Belgian
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        HONG KONG
        229 15 UOKO KONO. Thurs.—Yester- day's strong tone at the close continued as the market reopened and for most of the day prices soared. However, towards the close, profit-taking made its appearance and prices generally finished below the top levels of the day. Stocks most in demand were, for the
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        Hong Kong rates
        38 15 On the free udunn marks! In Hong Kong yesterday the U.S. dollar was quoted at 5.8890 for T.T. and 5 >650 for Mill. SlerHflg was quoted at 14.57 and •n* tstl of i»ld at 309.
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        Rises
        61 15 E.A. Corp. $1.86 Lobinson $3.70 f. G. Hold. $2.45 Vearnrs Bros $360 iukit Semb. $5.00 Lllied Choc $2.05 toxy Elect. $2.69 imc Darby $5.60 fins Court $0.97 lotel M'sia $113 'tone Sec. $2.89 I. Credit $186 td Hotel $2.08 tunlop Ind. $364 law Par $2.61 .18 .16 .15 .14
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        20 15 SH. Prop. Mega Chcm Hint's Hotel Kemayan Pan- El $1.34 —06 $0.83* .03* $0.82 —.03 $1.10 —.03 $1.23 —03
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        Most active stocks
        23 15 Haw Par 245.000 F. E. L'ston 188.000 Faber Rights 135.000 Allied Choc 87.000 Total Turnover: 1.93 M Delayed Percentage: 21.59
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        29 15 Industrials: 183.65 184.64 I Hotels: 75.8« 7«,7« Properties: 132.98 131.54 Tins: 97.44 97.41 t S rubbers: 119.41 119.46 Dec. 3«, 19««=100 1 Dec SI, 19M=1M Dec. 29, 19«2^100
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      M.Credit consolidates
      284 15 M. Credit consolidates UHDR Malayan Credit, the year to March was primarily one of consolidation of existing interests after its recent heady phase of expansion and diversification. This being the case, It was an unremarkable 12 months in terms of profits progression. In fact, earnings only managed to edge up
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      Special Trusts offer
      195 15 AN additional 500.000 units each in the Malaysia Security Fund and the Singapore. Security Fund are being offered to the investing public. The units will be on offer between today and Sept. 30 inclusive, at a discount of 3 cents below the current daily quoted selling price.
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      "Support for favourite shares thins out
      249 15 "Support for favourite shares thins out rpRADING was generally 1 light on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The trend was irregular. The general disinclination to deal was particularly noticeable in recent favourites for which support appeared to be thinning out. Aggregate turnover for the day amounted to
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        STRAITS , PRICE DECLINES
        138 15 STRAITS PRICE DECLINES THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday dropped $1.50 to $626.50 per picul on an official offering up 30 tons to 258 tons. The local decline was sharper compared to the overnight London fall of £1 to £1,429 per metric ton. The tone was fairly steady with
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        Gold market
        51 15 (1) Export price In non-sterling areaa In UB dealer* per ounce. (2) Local dealer! price* in Singapore dollars per tael Wtdnudiy TiMtday •U.S. »U London 41.96 41.79 Beirut 42.23 42.09 Hongkong 43.36 42.93 Zurich 41.908 41.758 42.108 41.958 P»rU 42.69 42.38 Sport (1) 43.34 43.17 Spore (2) 159.30
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        34 15 London copper prices on Wednesday (previous in brackets): Wlrebar Spot buyer £429.50 (£423.00) seller £430 00 (f 423.50): Three Months buyer £438.00 (£432.50) seller £43*50 (£433.00). Markst Una: Firmer Salst: 3.400 tons.
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        57 15 THESE rates were quoted on 1 the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are (or deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mm 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths B 1/4 10 B 8 3/16 to 8 8 1/8 to 8 8 1/8 to 8 7 3/4
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 15 SEPT. 16. RUBBER: 97.75 cents (down 0.25 cent). TIN: $626.50 (down $1.50). Official offering 258 tons (up 30 tons).
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        Rubber goes down
        321 15 riPENING quotations in the rubber market yesterday were marked down and fluctuated narrowly at the new level. Some consignment and stoploss selling was absorbed by short-covering. The morning session closed quiet and slightly easier. The afternoon session was steadier with the assistance of M.R.F.B. interest in October
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        109 15 pMINCIE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTEROAV. Coe«cut Otf: bulk }49t fellers, drum $52 sellers. Cnwi: Mixed (f.ob.) loose Oct./ Nov. I'K.Cont $29 B. Ptpptr: Muntok AST A white f.ob. 100', NLW $192) aellera. Sarawak white f.o.b. ■>«'; NUV Sl42i sellers. Sarawak special black f.ob.
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        33 15 In London on Wednesday the prlrm of Malayan 5 per cent CIX UK N European ports to bulk, sterling per long ton Jan. /Feb. was quoted at UK £112 telleri (unchanged).
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        MRFB stabilises the market
        565 15 MARKET movements contracted further during the past week's trading which recorded a high of 993 4 and a low of 98</ 4 cents per kilo for September, but after the turn to October trading on Thursday levels receded to 97 Va cents, says Holiday, Cutler Bath
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      723 16 Jt'RONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTKF. Tenders are invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects (A) SUPPLY AND DESIGN OF 4-NOS PASSENGER AND 4-NOS OOODS-LIFTS TO I THE 7-STOREY H-SHAPED ILATTED FACTORY (BLOCK NO. 6) AT KALLANO PLACE KALLANO BASIN. SINGAPORE (SUBCONTRACT) U.K. I Bl MTV Mechanical
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      590 16 =p PSA ESTATE OFFICERS Qualifications A Experience Bachelor of Science (Estotes Management), Singapore OR Associate of the Royol Institution of Chartered Surveyors (General Section) or its equivalent. Preference will be given to candidates with post-qualification experience. Salary $900 x 50 950/1050 x 50 UOO/ 1450 x 50 $1900 (Consolidated) per
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      717 16 PUBLIC APPOINTMENT GOVERNMENT OF PENANG RIVER MUDA WATER SCHEME Applications are Invited from Malavslan citizens for the post of Inspector of Works (Electrical Mechanical) on the staff of the Chief Resident Engineer for the construction of the River Muda Water Scheme. I Qualifications (a) Lower Certificate of Education, (b) At
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      604 16 UNIVERSITI MALAYA Pembantu Pentadbiran PERMOHONAN: ada-lali di-pe-lawa dari Warganegara Malaysia bagi Jawatan Pembantu Pentadbiran Kelayakan: Chalun2 mesti mempunyai Ijazah Universiti yang di-akui dan mempunyai pengalaman dalam pentadglran Juga chalun2 mesti-lah mahlr da^am Bahasa Malaysia. Tangga GaJI: $504 x 28 812 Juga akan di-bayar elaun berubah2 menurut kadar sekarang yang tertakluk
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    Accused tells of dreams about victims
    546 17 DOUBLE- MURDER TRIAL COURT DRAMA SINGAPORE, Thurs. I'ilH Leedon Park double-murder trial was adjourned for 15 minutes today when the accused told the court that he was "disturbed by bad dreams*' about the victims last night Osman bin AH, 32, a gardener at a
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    International Building up for sale
    124 17 International Building up for sale SINGAPORE, Thurs. The 12- storey International Buildins next to Lido cinema is up for sale. Completed In 1968. the office block has been rented out for the last four years. But the developers, Vat Yuen Hong Company, plan to sell the building when tenancy expires
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    Death verdict reserved
    67 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A coroner today reserved his verdict on Khoo Lye Neo. 24. wife of an Australian mail officer who died 12 hours after a doctor had used forceps to "shorten" her labour pains. Earlier, the court heard that Ur. Tan Sze Khenß. a private practitioner, had
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    NO WATER, LIGHTS AT HOUSING ESTATE
    80 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Water and light were cut off from a large area surrounding Holland Grove estate, off 6 m.s. Bukit Timah Road from 3 p.m. today. Till late tonight Public Utilities Board engineers were trying to locate and repair the damaged sections of water
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    Most vital issue—race relations: Bottomley
    166 17 Most vital issue— race relations: Bottomley KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Race relations is the most important issue in the world today, more important than ideologies. Mr. Arthur Bottomley of Britain, here to attend the 17th Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference. said this today. Falseness Mr. Bottomley, who in 1968 was chairman of
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    Wife: I was sent on trip while husband had affair
    258 17 Wife: I was sent on trip while husband had affair OINGAPORE, Thurs. An air pilot r.ent his Filipino wife to Sabah for a holiday when he started an affair with a Japanese air hostess, Mr. Justice Tan Ah Tah was told today. Mrs. Santokh Singh Maan nee Nurminiya Bayani. 28.
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    Five language courses
    43 17 Five language courses SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Adult Education Board will hold five language courses Malay. English. Fiench. Geiman and Japanese at its headquarters in Cairnhil! Road next month. Each course will cover a fivemonth period of CO hours and cost $60 pei student.
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      668 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and General 7.41 News (C) Hospital 7.55 Chinese Variety Show 2« !i o n the F am c lly i E) c News and Newsreel (E) 3.59 A Diary of Events in Singapore ,25 Green Acres The s This WeeK (Ej Remover
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      212 17 3.66 P.M. Programme Summary from Kronos 3.62 Orkes Studio Kota Baharu 7.88 Ulasan Berita 3.27 The Archie Show 7.26 Programme Summary 3.57 Assalamualaikum 7.24 Malay Film 4.66 Checkmate Ride A Wild 9.66 News Horse 9.17 Peristiwa 4.47 Living Tomorrow 16.14 Arena Sukan 4.59 Programme Summary 16.46 Hawaii Five-0 One for
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    Burglars at Joo Chiat set a record
    123 18 Burglars at Joo Chiat set a record SINGAPORE, Thurs. There is one record that the police of Joo Chiat Station are determined to break the record high figures of housebreaking in their division. For the past two months, the station has been receiving a daily average of three to four
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    Not guilty plea
    58 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A man. Lam Kau. 25, today denied having a bearing scraper at a car park in Jalan Lima at 1 u_m. on Sept. 9. He also denied stealing a motor-cycle at Kampong Arang Road between Sept. 3 and Sept. S. Trial was fixed for Jan.
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    $10 m anti pollution measures at Mobil refinery
    132 18 $10 m anti pollution measures at Mobil refinery SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mobil Oil Singapore Pte. Ltd. will spend $7.5 million to $10.5 million on anti-pollution facilities in its Jurong refinery expansion scheme. The equipment includes a sulphur recovery plant, a catalytic desulphurlsatlon unit and water purification facility. The amount represents five
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    Photography course
    35 18 Photography course SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Young Adults' Group of the YMCA will start a six-week photography course lor beginners on Oct. 4 at 7 p.m. The fee Is $10 for members and $12 for non-members.
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    Pan-Am scrap jumbo service
    425 18 Pan-Am scrap jumbo service Saigon and Manila curbs blamed SINGAPORE, Thurs PAN- American Airways has decided to scrap its jumbo jets service through Singapore, just over two months after it was inaugurated. The decision was not unexpected. Ever since the first Boeing-747 touched down, the thrice weekly flights had suffered
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    CLEANEST BUS AND TAXI CONTESTS
    90 18 CLEANEST BUS AND TAXI CONTESTS SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Registry of Vehicles will hold two competitions for the cleanest bus and the cleanest taxi during the month-long •Keep Singapore Pollu-tion-free Campaign" from Oct. 1. In addition, bus companies and taxi operators will organise the cleanest bus crew and the cleanest taxi-driver
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    Damages suit discontinued
    62 18 PENANG, Thurs. Farmer Chong Chee Fook. who alleged he was shot in the legs by Penang millionaire Loh Boon Slew in January last year, today filed a notice to discontinue his claim for damages. The notice, signed by the solicitors, for both parties, was lodged in the
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    Education talk
    45 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Klsns Weinschenk. a lecturer at the Institute of Educationally Handicapped Children in Munich, will talk on "Special pedagogical technology for teaching handicapped children" at the Singapore Association for Retarded Children premises in Margaret Drive on Sept. 24 at 7 p.m.
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    – ANOTHER 50-STOREY COMPLEX GO UP AT SEAFRONT
    227 18 ANOTHER 50-STOREY COMPLEX GO UP AT SEAFRONT CtINGAPORE, Thurs. Another big 50--storey complex is to go up on the seafront with 15 floors of apartments. According to the developers International Associated Co. (Pte.) Ltd.— this would ensure that the $50 million building would not turn into a "ghost building" when
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    Safety drive
    34 18 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Political Secretary (Home Aflalrs), Mr. Lim Guan Hoo. will launch the National Safety First Councils Pedestrian Safety Campaign at the People's Park Complex Concourse on Sunday at 3 pm.
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    Penang call for free shipping trade zone
    195 18 PENANG. Thurs. THE Penang Malay Chamber of Commerce will continue to press the Central Government for the establishment of a free shipping trade zone to enable the port to regain the trade it has lost to Singapore. The chamber will also ask the
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      171 18 I//*-./ O«/# Hy \.T. Mamiin I WHICH ONE I DUNNO OOP, I YEAH, BUT OUR JUDGE I ...SHE'S GOT HER WELL, I GUESS WE V' SHE JUST I I YTHINK'LL, THERE'S SOME DOESNT SEEM VERY /YOU CAN SIGHTS SET ON THAT CAN'T REALLY BLAME/ WHY LAID IT' TAKE TH 1
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    Rahim's call to open Parliament doors to all
    952 19 KUALA LUMPUP, Thursday Disillusionment if people's aspirations are not met -TAN SRI KADIR Teach people to nourish and cherish Press f retedom -MR. GURUPADASWAMY |NCHE Rahim Ish;ik. Singapore's Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, called to(l:iv for attempts to make Parliament more
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      78 19 AT THE ISLAND BALLROOM On October 22, Mr. Entertainment, the incredible Sammy Davis Jr. will appear at the Island Ballroom. Dine, dance and enjoy the incomparable King of the entertainment world for an all-inclusive price of $80/- per head. For reservations, call Mabel: *****4 extension 328. But hurry! Shangri-La hotel
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      51 19 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl MV GOOD MAN, POESN'T IT v yGENTLV.'J BOTHER YA T s Jl\ Jf GET TOSSED OUT I C^[fLd/ r^^Att® l\ O' PESTAU(?ANTS J (~*TjIL lifeS-**^ >s^£^_£!l ISELINi '-7l FROM TIME TO TIME HOWEVER. ..SU*f?... I'VE I HAVE SUFFERED LEARNEC? TO LIVE WITH J NUMEROUS BRUISES
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    Taxis to switch to metric by 1974 plan
    143 20 Taxis to switch to metric by 1974 plan SINGAPORE. Thurs. Taxi meters are expected to go metric by 1974. the Singapore Metriculation Board said today. The nriteta la under study and rerlew by the board. ThlJ mean* lures will be reive, 'o kilometres Instead <>t miles. The board added that
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    Handiwork sale
    31 20 SINGAPORE Thurs The Occupational Therapy Department of the Tan Toclc Seng Hospital wlil hold its annual sale of patients' handiwork on Oct 6 from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
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    MP BEATS DEADLINE BY A WEEK By WONG LAI WAH: Singapore. Thurs.
    321 20 MP BEATS DEADLINE BY A WEEK By WONG LAI WAH: Singapore. Thurs. MR. Ho See Ben*. MP for Bras Basah. today fulfilled his pledge to raise $5,000 required by blast victim Lim Chey Li to seek optical treatment in China. And he did it in three days a week ahead
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    Round-clock service working well says HDB
    93 20 Round-clock service working well says HDB SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Housing and Development Boards new scheme to provide a round-the-clock essential maintenance service is working well. The centre, set up for this purpose, deals with "a lot" of calls a day. according to one board officer. Manned by a staff of
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    Jek leaves for Germany
    54 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Minister for Culture Mr. Jek Yeun Thong left Singapore today for a three-week tour of West Germany at the Invitation of the Bonn Government. He was seen off at the Paya Lebar Airport by the German Ambassador. Dr. Wilhelm Loeer. and officials of
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    Taekwondo row: Black belts hit out
    383 20 CHINESE YMCA BLAMED SINGAPORE, Thurs T A EKWON-DO black belts in Singapore have criticised the Chinese YMCA for "playins ifito the hands Of foreign forces" out to undermine local leadership in the taekwon do movement in the Republic. The criticism was made in a
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    Compensation of $194,000 sought by tenant
    306 20 Compensation of $194,000 sought by tenant SINGAPORE, Thursday A SHIPCHANDLING company today asked for $194,000 compensation from its landlord as hearing of 26 applications for compensation from Hong Leong Holdings went into its third day. Hong Leong Holdings wants to repossess the tenants' premises for development of the Hong Leong
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    Police avert big gang clash
    211 20  - Police avert big gang clash GERRY DE SILVA By SINGAPORE, Thurs. CID officers believe they have pr vented a major gangland war in the Henderson area with the arrest of 17 secret society thugs. Among those arrested were three "chiefs". A police source today said the thugs from 08 and
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    Sogetsu gift to charities
    64 20 SINGAPORE. Thurs Five Singapore cnildren's charities and the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals weie today Riven donations totalling $18,187 by the Singapore Sogeuu Association. The mr.ney raised at a recent dower arrangement exhibition was presented to the representatives of the six groups by
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      89 20 JM .mk\ Jf» Tagger 59 Orchard Road. Singapore 9 Escort is big in all the right places. Big inside there's room for five healthy full-grown adults. Big in performance. Escort was overall winner in the London- Mexico World Cup Rally; double class winner in the Monte Carlo Rally. Escort is
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      142 20 WHAT'S THE COLLAPSING POINT? How much can an aluminium ladder take? 100 pounds? 500. 1,000. 2.000? You estimate it at the SMA Made in Singapore Exhibition. Then Diethelm will show you Closest choices win big prixes. Exhibition open noon 10 p.m. daily until Sept. 22, Singapore Conference Hall, Shenton Way.
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      1122 22 B^B bbMMMNI B»taßlßWmWßWmmlinnnnn^B KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H. KONG. STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Hongkong ETAS'pore ETA P. Sham ■Sninse, Mam" 17 i Sept 7 Sept 21 Sept Uusk. o Mam Sept 14 Sept 25 Sept •Sk.gekawa Maru "Sept 2J Sept lOct tiriaku Maru' Oct
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      977 22 FOR NEW ZEALAND l Pjnang P. Sham Singapore Leafing fax: MORVAOA tS/N Od Auck. Well, T.maru, D'dm. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Sham Penani Ltalinf fir: RAiULAt 19/ZS Sept 26 Sept 27 Sept Nagapattmam. Madras. RAJULAf 11/21 Oct 22 Oct 21 Oct Nagapattmam, Madras. RAJULA 1/14 Nt« IS Nt» It Nt«
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      868 22 "^NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) tt ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3^7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. ytiam Penang ArhTil: Cln 46 NEPTUNE AQUAMARINE Sis 21 Stpt 21 23 Sept LonJon ?0 10 Havre 24
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      578 22 mm MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAI immm SHIPPING CORPORATION BERMAD No 3OE. Jla Amp»ofl Kuala Lu.npur B The National Shipping Lmeot Malaysui FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE BUNCAORKIO U%\'u# WjVX* «/Toct Havre 30/lC WMoj 1/ 11 H'burg 11/ 11 B'nen 13,11 BUNGA MELOR 18/11 Oct It' 22 Oct 23/24 Oct Havre 17/11 \o*m g/11 R
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    SHIPS IN PORT
    226 23 THE PORT OF SINCAPORE AUTHO RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOW IMC BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS 'TOR SEPT. 17. OUT: I»atr Maru l/fl Testbink 3 4 Cosmos Triumph 3. Anchisrc 13 14, R-ir'au 16/10), Canberra Maru (followed by fnion Paclflc) 25 26. Taketomo Maru 29/30. Atsuta MUru (followed iy Adn i
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      601 23 v v^^*iiiH_n'^ To: NEW ORLEANS, GALVESTON, TAMPA, JACKSONVILLE. SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, WILMINGTON, NORFOLK AND CAMDEN. P. Sham Singapore ETA N. Orleans EVK "L" liPirt Sailed Oet 21 JANICE "I" Oet 17/11 Oct 19/20 Mn 27 To: LONGVIEW, VANCOUVER (WASHINGTON), TACOMA, LONG BEACH and SAN DIEGO. Singapore P. Sham ETA Longviev EVAiO
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      800 23 For Air Cargo Reservation to Pakanbaru and Balikpapan, please contact Mr. Allen Ng. Tel: *****, *****. States Alartne ibthmiam unm U.S. ATLANTIC AND GULF/SINGAPORE EXPRESS SERVICE New N. York Phil. Bait. Orleans G'veston Houston S'pofe LONDON CRAFTSMAN VIJ 14 srpt 29 LONDON ADVOCATE Voy 32 Oct 21 I t I
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      1333 23 FOR SALE 24' x 14 1 x 6' and I2_' x 8' x 3' BARGES (a) $6,500.00 $4,000.00 respectively ACCEPTING HIGHEST OFFER. CONTACT *****5. SINGAPORE NOTICE Notice is hereby given that Mr. Chan Kum Choy has ceased to be in our employ with effect from 15 9/71 and therefore has
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      770 23 GOVERNMENT OF THE REPUBUC OF SINGAPORE THE LOCAL GOVERNMENT INTEGRATION ORDINANCE. IMS (NO. 18 OF 1963) DECLARATION UNDER SECTION SO WHEREAS: The streets known as: 1) Reserve Road off Lorong 101. fronting House Nos. 30 to 44— Muklm 26. 2) Reserve Road off Highland Road from Highland Road to House
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      607 23 GOVERNMENT OF THE BEPL'BLIC OF SINGAPORE THE PLANNING ACT (Cap. £79, 1970 Ed.) THE MASTER PLAN RILES IM NoUct under Rule U Notice Is hereby given that the following proposal for Alteration to the Master Plan (1971) was submitted to the Minister for Law and National Development for i»pproval Add
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    23 24 FAMILY OF THE LATE Mr. Alan Foa Hee Yeow thanks all who helped In one way or other during the recent bereavement.
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      3454 24 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCEMENT/PERSONAL 77"3737T3T7wTr7 phohe c.a.t.s. Tel *****1 nKaP .r. s .o O ool y 50 cent, word nFUILS %M Minimum 17 50 for li words run ULIMILJ. Minimum t2O for 20 words tfMsJsjyaM B.neMti i worn Singapore and Malaysia: SI.SO a werd. Wmmm $11.2 i tor 15 u'ord*. Af.mmum
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      944 24 BBLLIAN SECURITIES OFFER: Watten Estate 2-storey 'California' semidetached 4 bedrooms 1 servant's room, large garden $1,800/- fully furnished Including T.V. Enquiries *****3/*****3 B'pore. NEAR GOODWOOD PARK HOTEL single-storey detached bungalow, available immediately. Unbelievable large kitchen. 3 bedrooms, study, entertaining patio. large garden. Rent $2,200/-. Tel: *****8 Spore. SEMI-DETACHED BUNGALOW 7A
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      1032 24 EASTERN MANSION 6th floor tastefully furnished with 1 aircond. Price $300/-. Please contact *****1 B'pore. ROOM ass/- Central and quiet locality near main Road. Contact 6-D. Kimpong Eunos. anytime. B'pore. Accommodation wanted POSH DETACHED BUNCALOWS apartments for top European industrial and commercial personnel in good districts. Accommodation should be vacant
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      907 24 LAND IN DISTRICT 9/1011 wanted by Investor client. Value accepted up to 11.000.000/-. Phone *****9 *****7 B'pore. WANTEO DETACHED OR SEMIDETACHED buntalows at Bennett Estate. Tel: *****4 B'pore, Ong Realty Company. WANTED 1 TERRACE or semidetached houae, quiet locality, maximum price $60,000/-. Contact *****4 Spore REQUIRED URGENTLY detached house up
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      869 24 EXPERT LONDON TUITION by air Law: LLB Bar; Secretaryship ACIS. Accountancy: ACCA. ICWA. A I. A Insurance: CM: Banking A. IB. School Certificate. H.S.C. LCC The Rapid Results College. Dept. YFla. P.O. Box 3173. 8 pore. CORRESPONDENCE REPORT wntlftg 6. 30 7.30 p.m. Th./Fr. few vacancies. Shorthand theory, speed 50
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    'S'pore will be economic hub of SE Asia'
    291 25 'S'pore will be economic hub of SE Asia' j SINGAPORE, Thursday gINGAPOHK will supercede Hong Kong as South-east Asia's economic centre, a visiting German journalist said today. "Hong Kong's importance is diminishing because of China's new policy of encouraging direct trade," Dr. Heinz H. Verforth, foreign editor of the Handelsblatt,
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    SAFE FOR YIPs TO BE REMOVED
    98 25 SAFE FOR YIPs TO BE REMOVED SINGAPORE, Thurs. A medium-size safe, built into the wall of a YIP suite at the former British military hospital, tells its own security story. The suite was reserved for senior commanders, who locked up their "for your eyes only" secret papers in the safe
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    Conditional discharge for ex-detainee
    141 25 Conditional discharge for ex-detainee SINGAPORE, Thurs. A former political detainee, who admitted falling to register for national service, was given a conditional discharge today, when the prosecution did not press for sentence Lim Fook Sin. 21, who was detained by the Internal Security Department last December, was released last Thursday
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    Information office
    46 25 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Malaysian Minister of Commerce and Industry. Inche Mohamed Khir Johari. will officially open the Malaysia TourLst Information office at the Singapore Hilton on Sept. 21 at 6.30 p.m. The office will provide tourist information on Malaysia to Singaporeans and foreign tourists
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    Lessons in playing the piano
    64 25 Lessons in playing the piano SINGAPORE. Thurs. The YMCA will conduct piano lessons for beginners starting on Oct 1, in English and Chinese. The fee Is $25 monthly for non-members and a 10 per cent discount for members. The lessons will be given by Miss Victoria Teh. Further details are
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    Celebration
    28 25 SINGAPORE. Thurs. President Sheares and Mrs. Sheares will be the guests-of-honour at the Chinese YMCA silver Jubilee celebration at Shangri-La Hotel on Sept. 24 at 7.30 p.m.
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    Two withdraw from leadership tussle of bank union
    201 25 Two withdraw from leadership tussle of bank union Singapore;. Thurs. two key figures have withdrawn from the battle for leadership of the 3.900--strong Singapore Bank Employees Union. Veteran unionist, Mr. Gregory Chan, secretary of the present committee. Is believed to have given notice of his decision on Tuesday. Also out
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      732 25 (Coot from Page 24) HI-FI «fc Stereo YOU CAN HAVE Hi Xl :n your home riKht now; First National City Bank will help you with a Home Appliance Loan to buy HiKi. TV. Refrigerator. Air-eon-ditloner any Home Appliance. Call at your nearest FNCB Branch Orchard Road. Denmark House or at
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      621 25 CONSULT inter-continental Travel Service Weekly Economic Boeing 707 Charter Flight* to London Return Rm. 235, Stamford House, Tel: *****/*****0/24*09 Spore. CHARTERED FLICHTS, weekly To: London, ISA A Canada Comfort Travel Service. 16 Rocbore Canal Road (7> Tel: ***** ***** 34 sealer, alrcon bus for hire. TRAVELTRAOB INTIRNATIONAL (•71) LTD. offers
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      1204 25 Machinery, plant lor sal* CAT. TRACTORS FOR SALE CAT. DSH, 275 h.p.. equipped hyd. angle blade. Never had ripper fitted. CAT. D 8H cable control (3 mach. ay.) CAT. DBH— direct drive. CAT. D7E— power shift, equip. hyd. angle blade and hyd. Cat. rippers. (2 mach. ay. CAT. D 7E
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      699 25 SALON CATALINA (Air-conditioned) pelcomw Ladies 'Crntlcmen. 319 A River Valley Road (opposite Klllincy Road) Singapore *****1. VIOLET'S SALON 28 The Elite Salon for Massact. Steam Baunabath. Oent'* Heir Stylist 26. Tomilnton Road. Tel: B' port *****4. WOOOSVILLE MEALTM CENTRE 38. Woodsvllle Road For appointment Phone *****7 Spore FLEMINCO STEAMBATH A
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      916 25 PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, SINGAPORE Tenders are invited from P.W.D. Registered Contractors lot the following works -(1) Construction of safety railings and footpaths at Mount Paber Ridge Park. "Civil Engineering" or "Roads or "Building Contractors Closing Date: 24.9.71 at 10 00 a.m. (2) Proposed Chin Swee Road widening and Extension from
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      When the chap knocks you from behind...
      669 26 When the chap knocks you from behind... FVER V motorist knows that, technicvlly, the careless or dreamy driver from behind who collides into the chap in front is in the wrong, which would perhaps explain why rear-end crunchers are so quick to make amends by "selfcom pound ing" their own
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      108 26 Bunch of youths who take over traffic control I SINCERELY hope that the Traffic Police would look into the matter of traffic control during funeral processions rather than to allow a iiunch of youths on motorcycles to control traffic. I had the experience on Sept. 12 at about 11.29 a.m.
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      219 26 SEVERAL days ago I made an attempt to withdraw $250 from my wife's account at a bank in Tiong Bahru. After 15 minutes of waiting. I learned that $200 is the limit for withdrawals on somebody's behalf. No amount of explanation and persuasion could move the officer-in-charge to relax the
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        66 26 I REFER to the letter by "Recruit to Be" (ST.. Sept. 8). Every national serviceman has to undergo a series of stringent medical examinations before enlistment. As a result of these medical examinations, only those who are classified fit for military service, according to training requirements are enlisted. Among the
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        193 26 I REFER to the letter by "Koh Yong Kng" (ST.. Sept. 13). The writer may wish to be informed that the provision of letter boxes in our high-rise flats is in compliance with the Post Office. (Amendment) Rules, 1971 made under the Post Office Or- dinance (Chapter 105). No charges
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        88 26 117ITH reference to the f? letter by S.B.L. (ST. Sept. 13) the two-way stretch along Fort Canning Road was originally planned to allow for an exit route for motorists using Canning Rise. However, as the volume of traffic entering Fort Canning Road from Bencoolen Street and Stamford Road has Increased,
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      129 26 the latest most elegant Neostyle changes the scene. Now, you can look at the kaleidoscope of life with fresh, beautiful fashions. Eyewear is no longer a drab necessity. It's elegant, the Neostyle way. What's ticking behind those beautiful eyes? Only you know. Neostyle gives a fabulous front. See the range
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      194 26 Doublcknit If Good ft/ Gold says "Men's Wear Magazine" I i BlU^fe. Doubleknit is the new jJHijI j^^k movement. Made of M Am Ai 00% Polyester knit, k J^m it refuses to A j I wrinkle. You can 1a YjOB sleep in it, pack it in a suitcase w B^^
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      'Beat the Punch' order to Wee Kin and Yeo
      369 27  -  JOE DORAI By RATIONAL badminton champion Wee Kin and runner-up Yeo Ah Seng have been ordered to go flat out to upset Malaysia's leading player Punch Gunalan when they meet at the SBA hall tomorrow and Sunday at 7-30 p.m. Their
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      L PIG-TAILED INDIANS ROUT SPORE
      283 27  - L PIG-TAILED INDIANS ROUT SPORE P. SENEVIRATNE Spore O India 4: By THE pis-tailed girls of the visiting Indian hockey team may appear as fragile as China dolls, but they are really wolves in sheep's clothing. Yesterday they beat Singapore 4-0 with ease at Jalan Besar Stadium. If the exclusion
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      Unbeaten 'B team
      109 27 L'N BEATEN B Company of Koyal New Zealand Infantry .sufltred their first defeat yesterday when they lost by 3-0 (a penalty) to 'A 1 Coy 1 RNZIR in SRU league Div. Three rugby match at Dieppe Barracks ground. Playing at a fast pace, both teams were equally
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      Young players aim to pass first test with a bang
      147 27 QINGAPORES young O water-polo players will be out to make a big Impact in their first big test against the visiting West Australia team here on Sept. 24. Chief coach Tan Eng Bok said: "The players will be out to
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      TBA pull out all the tricks but to no avail
      279 27 TA M P I N E S ROVERS subdued the dogged determination of Tamil Brothers Association by 4-3 yesterday to keep their unbeaten record in the FAS League Dlv. Two. yesterday. TBA were a goal behind with the game 10
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      1465 entered for Games
      292 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —A total of 1465 competitors and officials are expe«M# to take part in the Seap^Wimes here in December. According to preliminary estimates, three out of the seven participating countries will be competing in all the 15 events in the Games. The countries are
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      Specials enter knockout final
      199 28 Specials enter knockout final SPECIAL Constabulary qualified to meet Police in the final of the PoliceMilitary knockout soccer tournament when they beat Vigilante Corps 3-1 at Farrer Park yesterday. Good defensive play prevented both sides from scoring in the first half, the best effort being a header by Vigilante centreforward
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      A record 280 for SNOC approval
      453 28  - A record 280 for SNOC approval ERNEST FRIDA By A RCORD 232 competitors and 18 officials have been recommended by 15 sports organisations for the Sixth Seap (James at Kuala Lumpur from Dec. 9 to Dec. 16. If approved by the National Olympic Council, this will be the biggest contingent
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      Vigilantes edge Specials
      175 28 Vigilantes edge Specials VIGILANTE Corps A 1 will meet Police in the final of the Police-Military junior knockout soccer competition at Jalan Besar btadium on Sept. 23. Yesterday, the Vigilantes struggled hard and made a lighting comback. after being a goal down in the second-half, to snatch a 2-1 slim
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      The list
      693 28 THE list of competitors re- commended by the various sports bodies for the Seap Games are: Athletics Yeo Kian Chye (100 m. 200 m. 4 x 100 m Ho Mun Cheong (400), Cheah Kirn Teck (400). P.C. Suppiah (10.000 m. 5.000 m. 3.000 m steeplechase i. A. Mahalingam
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      418 29 Private Smith bags US Open title NEW YORK, Thurs, AMERICAN Stan Smith won his first major international tournament when he beat Czechoslovak Jan Kodes 3-6, 6-3, 6-2, 7-6, to take the U.S. Open tennis championship at Forest Hills yesterday. Overpowering the Czechoslovak Davis Cup playei with his blistering service and
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      59 29 rKYO. Thurs— World light- j weight boxing champion Ken Buchanan of Scotland has j been offered a fight to defend his title against Orient light- j weleht champion Shinlchl Ka- dota of Japan. a Japanese matchmaker said here today Richie Inouye said Kadota was willing to fight
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      Clay fight hits snag
      63 29 rKYO. Thurs— The plan to match Casj-ius Clay and Mac Foster of the US. in a 15-round bout here could run into difficulties, a Japanese Bcxlng Commission official said. He said neither of the two promoters had licences to .stage i-r:iits in Japan. He aiso said
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      Brundage attacks 'outsiders' in lOC
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    37 30 TOKYO. Thurs. A 20-man J.ip .nc.se all-party parliamentary mission led by former Foreign Minister Aiichiro Fujiyama left here by air for Peking today for a two-week visit to explore Chinese terms for normalising relations. Reuter.
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    48 30 NEW DELHI. Thurs. Air India, the state-owned international airline. is to float a .subsidiary company to handle chartered flights, it was reported here today. Reuter. POLICE train powerful sprays of water on rioting students and farmers obstructing the completion of Japan's second international airport. UPI radiophoto.
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