The Straits Times, 18 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Tjifi National Newspaper Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    FAREWELL EMBRACE
    491 1 State visit ends with warm show of friendship PRESIDENT Ciri of India and Singapore's Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, embrace in farewell just before Mr. Ciri took off for home Gang on the run yesterday. This warm show of friendship marked the end of a highly successful
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    Three hurt in ambush
    178 1 ALOR STAR, Friday SECURITY forces ore now in hot pursuit of a band of armed communist terrorists who ambushed a security troop convoy on the Kroh-Betong main road yesterday afternoon. Three members of the security forces, including an officer, were wounded in the ambush which occurred
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    Lee: Do and be seen doing something for less fortunate
    718 1 Lee: Do and be seen doing something for less fortunate SINGAPORE, Fri. TEXT OF THE PM's SPEECH: PAGE 14 MR. Lee Kuan Yew has called on people in the professions to identify themselves with the well-being of the majority, and do nothing which will alienate themselves from the lesser-oft* classes.
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    Crash kills 49
    27 1 BUDAPEST. Fit A Soviet made TU-134 passenger plane of the Hungarian Airlines crashed today near Kiev, in the Soviet Union, killing ail 49 aboard.
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    Lock icon Crackdown on rioters
    60 1 TOKYO. Fri. The Japanese Government today ordered a tough crackdown on left wing extremists following yesterday's killing of three policemen at Tokyo's half completed second airport. A total of 207 policemen were Injured, 51 seriously. In yesterday's all-day battle which succeeded In smashing a series of fortified
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    Lock icon Jet downed
    26 1 CAIRO. Fri. Egyptian air defence systems today shot down an Israeli Phantom fighterbomber after it had penetrated Egyptian airspace, a military spokesman said. UPI.
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    Lock icon Arms ban
    23 1 MANILA, Fri. President Ferdinand E. Marcos yesterday issued an executive order prohibiting private individuals from carrying firearms outside their residence. UPI.
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    Police search for 'world tour' boy
    119 1  -  N.G. KUTTY By SINGAPORE, Fri. Interpol assistance is being sought to track down a 17 -year -old Singapore boy. who left on a "world tour" threedays ago— the very day more than $10,000 In cash and jewellery was found missing from his home. A
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    Lock icon Talks call by Heath
    51 1 ZURICH, Fri. British Prime Minister Edward Heath called today for a West European summit conference to formulate united foreign, defence, economic and monetary policies. He said the conference should be held as soon as Britain Joins the Common Market which, he hoped would be In 1972.—
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    Lock icon Chou: Welcome, but not Sato
    44 1 TOKYO. Frt Chinese Premier Chou Bn-!al has said China would welcome a visit to Peking by a "new (Japanese) Premier" for talks on normalising relations between the two countries, but not a visit by Prime Minister Elsaku Sato.— UPI.
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      DEVALUE DOLLAR, SAYS MCGOVERN
      37 1 TOKYO. Fri. U.S. Senator George McGovern sugfcsted today the United States ■hould devalue the dollar and remove the new import tax, and Japan should revalue the yen and drop barrier* to U.S. product*.
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      DACCA CABINET SWORN IN
      36 1 DACCA. Fit A Cabinet under Governor Abdul Malik waa wmu in today In the first step towards formation of a civil government in East Pakistan since the war broke oat in March.
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      12 1 GEIMAMYS M lEST FUST 9BBb^ IN FASHION W nbermain Rfifnd Trad, Mark
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      952 2 ANNOUNCEMENT Overseas Union Bank Limited "j^gsT f^hpl I rinPiri'Q IM^QQi-lCl^ a ban 9 uet haM wnicn can be readily converted for international T^gjff i \st Id 1 1 I I Id I I O IflwOOay^ or re gi 0na convention purposes The carpark will accommodate IPJP^^^ ffflj In announcing the
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    CPA TO MEET NEXT YEAR IN MALAWI
    98 3 NEXT rear's Commonwealth Parliamentary Association conference the 18th Is to be held in Malawi. Malawi's Minister of Finance, Information and Tourism, Mr. Aleka Banda. will serve as the 1972 president. He succeeds Tun Tan Slew Sin. The Malawi venue and the new president
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    Malaysia yes to S'pore plan for war on pollution
    523 3 REGIONAL ORGANISATION FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL KUALA LUMPUR Friday MALAYSIA has agreed to a Singapore move that a regional environmental control organisation be set up to deal with environmental problems in Sootheast Asia. Singapore Minister of State for Foreign Affairs. Inche Rahlm
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    Call to C'wealth to oppose nuclear tests in Pacific
    229 3 Call to C'wealth to oppose nuclear tests in Pacific and intelligent" action to combat pollution. Problems relating to pollution arose because of sharply increasing population growth, urbanisation and new technological advances. "There Is close relationship between population growth and pollution." he said. Between the years 1920 and 2000, the total
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    Poor countries urged to give top priority to birth control
    353 3 Poor countries urged to give top priority to birth control THE less developed countries must give top and urgent priority to birth control, and welfare programmes must be revised to remove the "unfortunate built-in Incentives for large families." At the same time, tax measures should also be worked out to
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    WAR GAMES BY SAF IN FOUR AREAS
    96 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Singapore Armed Forces wUI conduct military exercises in four areas next week. They are at: MANDAI FOREST RESERVE on Monday and Tuesday from t ajn. to 11 d m. daily. MARSILING AREA from 8 a.m. on Tuesday to noon on
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    Road cave-in cuts off power and water
    377 4  - Road cave-in cuts off power and water VICTOR NG TWO HOUSING ESTATES HIT By SINGAPORE, Friday ROAD cave-in brought bedlam to two housing estates ofT Bukit Tiinah Road yesterday. It happened at 3~ p.m. and buried two huts and pigsty. Power lines went down and water mains were damaged. The
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    MERCHANT ON DUD $100 NOTE CHARGE
    96 4 MERCHANT ON DUD $100 NOTE CHARGE SINGAPORE. Fri —A merchant. Muchsien P.R. Rustandi. alias Peter Tan. was charged today with possession of a counterfeit US$lOO note at King's Hotel in Havelock Road yesterday. He also faces a second charge of possession of a Bank of Indonesia Ruplah 1.000 counterfeit note
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    The taekwon-do 'storm'—a new club for 200
    351 4 The taekwon-do 'storm' a new club for 200 SINGAPORE. Fri. More than 200 members of the Chinese YMCA Tae-kwon-do club tonight decided to break away and lorm their own club. The decision to split from their six-year-old club came after a 90-minute meeting of the members from black belts to
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    Store's Italian fortnight
    36 4 SINGAPORE. Prt. An Italian fortnight will be held at Robinson's In Raffles Place from Sept. 27. A fashion show will be held on the first day at Robinson's Restaurant on the second floor.
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    Chopper attack on shop assistant
    91 4 Chopper attack on shop assistant SINGAPORE. Frl. A shop assistant. Tan Kah Seng. 22, was slashed In the arm when he was attacked by two youths in Beach Road this morning. Tan was standing outside his shop when the youths confronted him for "business talk". Following an argument, the youths
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    Gurkhas say farewell to S'pore
    106 4 Gurkhas say farewell to S'pore SINGAPORE, Fri. The last Gurkha unit in Singapore starts to leave tomorrow. More than 300 men of the Ist Battalion 2nd King Edward Vll's Own Gurkha Rifles will sail for Hone Kong on the landing ship Sir Bedevere. An advance party of the battalion, with
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    No top winner
    24 4 SINGAPORE. Fri. There were no fop winners in yesterdays Toto draw No. 73/71. The jackpot for this Sundays draw is $110,000.
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      134 4 Sime Darby Agents for Chubb Security banking equipment and Chubb Alarms (M) Sdn. Bhd. Specialist in Security and fire alarm systems Congratulate Overseas Union Bank Ltd. on the occasion ot the opening of their Collyer Quay Branch. Congratulations to Overseas Union Bank Limited on the opening of their COLLYER QUAY
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      25 4 CONGRA TULA TIONS Overseas Union Bank Limited on the opening of their COLLYER QUAY BRANCH Lee Kirn Tah Co 633 Upper Serangoon Road Singapore 13.
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      166 4 I Congratulations I to 0.H.8. od another I Branch I opening WhtrwYV Th«fW* I Busumn Thin; Burroughs i*3SS€y SINGAPORE PRIVATE LTD. C The new I UB Building I opens today... I with finishing touches I of Diet helm Aluminium I We have pleasure in offering congratulations to Overseas Union Bank
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    $140,000 award to five crash labourers
    198 5 CINGAPORE, Fri. Five labourers today were awarded a total of $139,762 damages and costs for injuries and other losses sustained in a road accident at Bukit Timah Road on Nov. 21, 1967. The top award of $86,750 went to Quek Ah Chiang. 56, who
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    Stabbed nurse is better
    58 5 Stabbed nurse is better SINGAPORE. Fri. Nurse Cheng Ngiah Hoi, 39. who was scabbed twice by an Intruder at the Gleneagles Hospital on Wednesday, was reported to be improving today. Madam Cheng, of Roberts Lane, was in the admission room of the hospital when she was attacked She was stabbed
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    New Year joy
    17 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Jewish community will celebrate their New Year on Monday and Tuesday.
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    'CUT OFF MY LEGS TO STOP ME STEALING'
    128 5 'CUT OFF MY LEGS TO STOP ME STEALING' SINGAPORE, Fri. A vagrant youth asked a magistrate to cut off bis legs to deter him from stealing again. Ahmad bin Babushah, 22, with 10 previous convictions, mostly for thefts, added: "If my legs are not severed, I would steal again after
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    70-foot fall woman paralysed from neck down
    106 5 70-foot fall woman paralysed from neck down SINGAPORE, Fri. The woman who fell 70ft. from the seventh floor of a Housing Board flat in Beach Road on Monday and lived today faces a hleak future. According to sources. Miss Scow Sock Kuai, 21, sustained a fractured spine in the fall
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    Two Malaysian trade teams for China
    144 5 K. LUMPUR, Frl. 1 I rpwo Malaysian trade •1- delegations for China will leave on Oct. 13 to finalise arrangements for direct trade between the two countries. They are the Pernas trade delegation, headed by its chairman Tengku Razaleigh bin Tengku Hamzah. and the
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    Ganja man gets nine months
    52 5 SINGAPORE, Frl. An Indonesian seaman was Jailed for nine months today for having tour lb. of ganja on board an Indonesian vessel Mohamad Rapt bin Lamba. 20. today admitted having the ganja. worth $250. on the Pulau Sambu at the Inner Roads, ofl Telok Ayer
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    Not teachers' duty: Union
    47 5 PENANO, Fri. The Penani? branch of the National Union of Teachers has told its members not to perform traffic duties outside their school premises after school huur.s. "Teachers are not obliged to carry out such work." branch chairman Mr. C. Ramanathan fuiid today.
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    Why the Scouts now get arms training
    359 5 Why the Scouts now get arms training Preparing them for national service SINGAPORE, Fri §INGAPORK Scouts are receiving rifle drill to prepare them for national service, the Scout Association said today. Other reasons for the arms training are to keep pace with changing times and to help them qualify for
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    Pupils to mark Children's Day on Oct. 1 and 4
    138 5 Pupils to mark Children's Day on Oct. 1 and 4 CINGAPORE, Fri. Singapore's primary school children will celebrate United Nations Children's Day on Oct. 1 and 4. The Education Minister's message will be read at school assemblies after the flag-raising ceremony in the morning session and after the flag-lower-ing ceremony
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    FDAW union gets vote
    46 5 SINGAPORE. Fri. In a Labour Ministry supervised election. 78 out of 80 workers at the Singapore Airport Restaurant today voted to Join the Food. Drinks and Allied Workers Union, an affiliate of the National Trades Union Congress. The other two were nonmembers.
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    First Lady's date
    37 7 SINGAPORE. Frl— The First Lady, Mrs Sheares. will be the guest-of-honour at the R*d Cross Crippled Children's Home annual sports at Changl on Sunday at 4 p.m. She wIU present prizes to the winners.
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    Smelly gas can prevent tragedies, court told
    324 7  - Smelly gas can prevent tragedies, court told IGNATIUS STEPHEN By KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Adding a stench to domestic gas could prevent tragedies, Mr. E. C. G. Simpson, Controller of the Fire Brigade, told a coroner's inquiry today. He was giving evidence at an inquiry into the death of two West
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    Varsity staff to ask for better salary deal
    174 7 Varsity staff to ask for better salary deal CINGAPORE, Frl. The University of Singapore Academic Staff Union is to negotiate with the administration soon for better terms and conditions of service. A statement from the union today said a sample survey carried out two months ago showed that the areas
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    Raja: Turmoil in Asia will go on if...
    559 7 Raja: Turmoil in Asia will go on if... Warning on attitude of isolated villagers' SINGAPORE, Fri MINISTER for Foreign Affairs Mr. S. Rajaratnam tonight aid Asia would continue t,» be in turmoil it' her peoples persist in looking ;it Asian and world problems through the "eyes of Isolated villagers." "He
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    SAF exercise
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Frl. Singapore Armed Forces aircraft will fly over the Bedolc area around noon tomorrow as part of the current SAF military exercise at the eastern part of the Republic and Pulau Übin
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    'No hope' of sight in Chey Ei's left eye
    708 8 'Everything medically possible has been done; an artificial eye should be fitted quickly' SINGAPORE, Friday THK Government today s;ii<l there was no hope of schoolgirl Lim Chey Ei regaining her left eyesight as she flew off for treatment in China. "Vision
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    MAN BURNT TO DEATH IN GUTTED HUT
    150 8 OINGAPORE, Fri. The charred remains of a man were recovered from a gutted wooden hut at Tampines Close this evening. Police identified him as Ong Lian Tong, 39. Burning kerosene was believed to have caused the fire. Police do not suspect foul play.
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    Hotel opening
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Minister for Bocial Affairs Inche Othman Wok. will open the Singapore Hyatt Hotel on Oct. 2. Datln Ifit Chee Shan will perform the dedication ceremony.
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    Her journey of hope with mum
    110 8 HER blind left eye shielded by dark glasses 13--year-old Lim Chey Ei flew off yesterday morning for China in a desperate search for right Her seaman father. Mr. Lim Mm San, 43, relatives, friends and schoolmates were at the airport to send off Chey
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    Hon tells of need to solve money crisis
    144 8 Hon tells of need to solve money crisis CINGAPORE, Fri. Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen, today stressed the need to find a solution to the current international monetary crisis. Mr. Hon. who left Sin gapore tonight for the Bahamas to attend the Commonwealth Finance Ministers' Conference, said that the
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    Mrs. Barker launches $4m supply ship
    73 8 Mrs. Barker launches $4m supply ship SINGAPORE, Fri. Mrs. E. W. Barker, wife of the Minister for Law and National Development, tonight launched a $4 million offshore supply vessel at Tanjong Rhu. The Osa Tiger built by Vosper Thornycraft is at present thf largest ship in the Kallain. Basin. The
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    Centre courses
    29 8 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Tiong Bahru community centre will conduct two courses Japanese flower arrangement and Chinese cooking at its premises in Eu Chin Street from Oct. 19.
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    A lot of— vigour that wasn't really delightful
    262 9 A lot of— vigour that wasn't really delightful 'THE Ballet Afrikana x at the National Theatre this week was a display of hard-hit-ting energies, saved only by occasional delights. The production did not live up to its advance notices. Those who saw the show this week and the last time
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    It's the customers who think so
    294 9  -  Nellie Har WIIY do nightclubs in Singapore waste money importing foreign groups instead of giving our locals a chance? Many have asked this question, and will continue to ask because it looks like no others are following suit though the Spot Spot has recently
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    They're the king consumers
    411 9 They're the king consumers DID you know that the natives of Tahiti, by and large, are the greatest champagne drinkers in the world? While the world is tossing up champagne glasses in jubilation, the natives of the South Seas, it appears, have been consuming the stuff in their own quiet
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    Generation on the move
    599 9  -  GERRY de SILVA ROCK Is dead rambled the pop magazines in obituary-type ar t i cles. Whatever's left of rock is doomed anyway, the Jeremiahs forecasted. Intoned one of these fatanstic prophets: "Don't >ou know tnat the Beatles are gone ana tne Roiling Stones are now
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  • The Straits Times Saturday Forum
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      Decisionto form JIWA taken much earlier
      170 11 I REFER to the letter by the Registrar of Societies ST.. Sept. 13). headlined "Jurong Town doesn't need a third welfare body." I felt very insulted by the statement, as a pro-tern committee member of the Jurong Industrial Welfare Association. that the proposal to
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      Gone are those scouting days when marching was a taboo...
      547 11 Gone are those scouting days when marching was a taboo... 0 LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names ond addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published. I REFER to "King Scout 1932 V letter (ST., Sept.
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      Experience will see us through
      176 11 Experience will see us through I REFER to the report 1 (S.T., Sept. 4), under the heading "Naval Base firemen to go when Spore takes over station," and feel that the statement by an official of the Ministry of Social Affairs needs clarification. It Is true that as years go
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      167 11 I DISAGREE with "SBL ■ST.. Sept 13) who said that the junction of Fort Canning Road and Stamford Road Is chaotic. This junction Is controlled by traffic lights. The stretch of road which Is two-way Is not more than one hundred yards from the junction as after the fork from
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      26 11 |J>REQUENTLY. Hokklen. JT Cantonese. Teochew operas are screened over Television Singapore. I wonder what has happened to other operas like Hainanese opera. J. H Singapore 12.
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      The magic touch to bring joy to the wards
      252 11 The magic touch to bring joy to the wards mHEREE is a ring of 1 troth in Parents Group's letter (S.T., Sept. 14) that parents sometimes fail to co-operate in maintaining smooth parent-nurse relationship in the wards. The newly-formed group could achieve great success in developing such good relationships if
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      125 11 1 REFER to your article headed "Housewife's whistle saves a man". (S.T. Sept. 5). The brave and wise action of the housewife should certainly not go unpraised. When confronted with such terrifying experiences, most people would prefer to close their doors and turn a blind eye on the affair so
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      54 11 I WAS rudely awaken at about 1.30 a.m. on Sept. 15 by barking voices to discover some SAF personnel conducting some exercises in the middle of Charlton Road the second time within a month. Would MINDEF care to explain why this group was in a residential locality at such early
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      108 11 I REFER to your report (S.T.. Sept. 8) entitled 'Woman who kept tap running fined." In all fairness to the public would the relevant authorities please explain why no action Is taken to stop the sheer wastage of water by army personnel who wash their combat
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    70 today IMR tells the people how it saved millions
    1169 12  -  JOHN TEOH By ■THE Institute for Medical Research in Jalan Pahang, Kuala Lumpur, was founded in 1900 with the primary object of carrying out research into tropical diseases as well as their prevention and cure. To celebrate its 70th birthday
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    Cut from window glass: Aid for woman's claims
    258 13 Cut from window glass: Aid for woman's claims CINGAPORE, Fri.— The Legal Aid Bureau is representing a woman who is claiming $400 damages for injury caused by a glass window pane falling from a Housing Board flat. The bureau is investigating the case and has yet to decide whether to
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    Seeing world the floating campus way...
    199 13  -  LEE SU SAN By OAPPINESS for these young Ja- panese is seeing the world well, part of it anyway, for free. And all that it takes is going back to "school." "School is a 10,000-ton China Navigation vessel called Coral Princess, which is taking
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    63 13 THURSDAY WATER RIDDLE SINGAPORE. Fri. Water use dropped by 2.3 million gallons to 99 million gallons yesterday. This follows a familiar but unexplained Thursday pattern, evident since the beginning of June. In the last 16 Thursdays consumption has been under 100 million gallons except on five occasions. Macßitchie was the
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    Goodwill delegates off to Moscow
    95 13 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. A three-man delegation of the Malaysian national committee of the AfroAsian Peoples Solidarity Organisation left today for Moscow to return a visit by their Russian counterparts. The delegation was led by secretary-general Inche Mohamed bin Rahmat who is also the parliamentary secretary
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    Fernandez case: Hearing on bail adjourned
    146 13 Fernandez case: Hearing on bail adjourned SINGAPORE, Fri. 3 Hearing of a bail application pending appeal by former MSA secretary Gerald Fernandez, 32, under Jail sentence in a corruption case, was adjoured today in the High Court to a date to be fixed. The Chief Justice, Mr. Wee Chong Jin.
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    Orientation course for Jaycees
    55 13 Orientation course for Jaycees SINGAPORE, Fri. A two-day orientation and officer training course will be held by the Jaycees' Leadership Development Commission tomorrow. The course, to be held at a bungalow in Loyang. Ls (or new members and other memlx-rs who are interested in taking office. Jaycee President J«-hn T;ui
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    Art show
    37 13 SINGAPORE. Fri— An exhibition of Chinese paintings and calligraphy by artist Chang Tan Nung will be held at the Cuscaden House conference room from Sept. 25 to 27 from 9 a.m. to 9 pm. daily.
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      SEATING CHINA
      440 14 There is something to be said for the letter and spirit of U.S. draft resolutions on China's representation at tho United Nations. With under a week to go for the opening of the general assembly's 26th session, ambassaaor George Bush took the wraps off the resolutions at a
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      REDUCING THE CARNAGE
      311 14 Recommendations put forward by the Malaysian Road Safety Council are being acted upon and should have far reaching effects on accident rates. The most welcome is the points cr demerit system, successfully adopted in certain other countries, whereby errant motorists face disqualification if they do not mend
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      HANOI HOLDS FIRM
      268 14 Earlier suggestions that the North Vietnamese delegation to the Paris peace talks had softened their attitude have proved to be wishful thinking. Hanoi's chief negotiator, Mr. Xuan Thuy, has made it clear to his American counterpart, Mr. William Porter, that the seven-point proposal made jointly by the
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    Problems of social tensions and unequal earnings
    2670 14  - Problems of social tensions and unequal earnings PRIME MINISTER LEE KUAN YEW When they see their own fellow citizens with swank clothes spending in one night y what they earn in a month they are staggered By 1953 IW4 1955 195* 1957 1958 Admission, to 56 6 54 4 5*5
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      Lock icon 'China for UN' gets Nixon's go-ahead
      496 15 WASHINGTON. Fri. 1 PRESIDENT Nixon yesterday gave the official stamp of approval for admitting China to the United Nations including a seat in the Security Council but ruled against the expulsion of Taiwan from the world body. In an impromptu Press conference, Mr. Nixon
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      Lock icon The US to bring in new curbs after freeze ends
      384 15 WASHINGTON. Fri. AMERICANS are facing wage and price restraints after the present 90-day freeze ends and the immediate outlook for trading partners of the United States also appears bleak. President Nixon made this clear at an impromptu Press conference yesterday
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      211 15 BEIRUT, Friday. A HIJACK attempt on a Jordanian airliner left prospects of reconciliation between King Hussein and Palestine commandos hanging in the balance today. Jordan authorities and the commandos last night traded accusations of plotting to torpedo the proposed Jeddah peace conierence alter the abortive
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      Lock icon NOW YAHYA SETS UP CIVILIAN GOVT IN EAST PAKISTAN
      214 16 NOW YAHYA SETS UP CIVILIAN GOVT IN EAST PAKISTAN DACCA. Fri. An interim civilian Government has been restored in troubletorn East Pakistan, it was officially announced last night. Dr. Abdul Malik, who assumed his post as civilian governor on Sept. 3, announced his 10-member Ccuncil of Ministers comprising both elected
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      Lock icon 39 Gls held in massive round-up of drug-users
      103 16 SAIGON, Frl. Thirtynine Gls were arrested for using drugs last week. The rouna-up was one ot me largest by the American Command in Vietnam. All of them, members of the 169 th Engineer Bn were arrested last Friday at their base camp
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      33 16 CALCUTTA, Fti. Violence lr. West Bengal claimed six more lives yesterday Including two men shot by police after an armed attack on a police station near here. officials said. Rfuter.
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      28 16 MOSCCW. Prl. Russia's moonbuggy Lunokhod- 1, which became the world's first vehicle to move automatically on the lunar surface, yesterday completed 10 months' active service. Reuter.
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      30 16 LOS ANGELES. Pri. Actor George Peppard was sued for divorce today by his wife, actress Elizabeth Ashley. She sought custody of their three-year-old son, Christian. UPI.
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      Lock icon Iran to play key role in Indo-Pakistan peace bid
      263 16 Iran to play key role in IndoPakistan peace bid KARACHI, Friday. GOVERNMENT officials said today that, Pakistan is making a final effort toward detente with India, in which Iran would play an important role as intermediary. If such a meeting were to take place it would probably be in Ceylon,
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      Lock icon Foreman killed in prison
      39 16 NEW YORK. Frl. An employee at Fol&om maximum security prison in California was stabbed to death yesterday. California Correctional Institutions authorities said the man. a foreman supervising convicts, was slain In the jail laundry. Reuter.
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      188 16 Entry Bill will divide Britain says MP F ONDON, Fri. If the Government's Immigration Bill was allowed to become law without chance, coloured people in Britain would be liable to be picked up on the street and arresttd without warrant, a Labour MP said here. Mr. Clinton Davis, MP. for
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      Buddhist group calls for polls boycott
      319 17 Buddhist group calls for polls boycott SAIGON, Fri. The powerful anti-Go-vernment An Quang Buddhists have called on South Vietnam's Buddhist majority and "all other freedom and democracy loving people" to boycott the unopposed presidential election on Oct. 3. The call, which is Illegal under Vietnamese law, came In the first
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      45 17 A VIETNAMESE woman holds up a burning voting card during an anti-election rally at the militant An Quang Buddhist Pagoda in Saigon. Riot police broke up the rally with teargas. About 10 people, including Opposition deputies, burnt their voting cards. AP radiophoto.
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      39 17 LONDOM, Pri. The Labour Party easily retained Its seat In yesterday's Stirling and Falkirk by-ttectlon. Mr. Harry Ewlng had a 4.448 majority over the Scottish Nationalist party's president. Dr. Rcbert Mclntyre. who polled 13.048 votes. UPI.
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      Lock icon TV tips on how to vote Thieu out
      264 17 CAIOON. Frt. President Thieu has said he would order the national TV to show the voters how they could vote against him In the presidential election on Oct. 30. Mr. Thleu's remarks yesterday reported by the official Vietnam Press news agency were
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      Lock icon Some like it hot but...
      55 17 AMSTERDAM. Pri. The hot autumn sun proved too much for pin-up girls in the leal sex shop here. Stick on paper roses discreetly covering the vital parts of nude magazine photographs fell da in the heat yesterday and police served the shop owner with a
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      31 17 SALISBURY. Pri. Britain's chief Rhodesia negotiator Lord Oocdman headed for Salisbury today to open a fresh round secret talks aimed at setting of the six-year-oid Anglo-Rhodesian Independence deadlock. Reuter.
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      31 17 HONG KONO, Pri. A J2m»>mber Japanese Parliamentary mission led by former Foreign Minister Mr. Allchlro Fujiyama today left Hong Kong for Peking to explore terms for normalising relations Reuter
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      Lock icon Senator Aguino a Red, says Marcos
      208 17 Senator Aguino a Red, says Marcos MANILA. Fri. President Marcos charged yesterday that the secretary-general of the Opposition Liberal party, Senator Benlgno Agulno Jr.. was a communist and said he would act to prevent his becoming president even if his wife, Mrs. Imelda Marcos, had to run against him "If
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      213 17 Scientist writes book despite warnings NEW YORK, Fri. Zhores Medvedev, a Soviet biologist and author, has defied official warnings and written a detailed journal of his arrest and detention in a mental hospital last year. He was released after a 19-day confinement in the face of pretests from top Soviet
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      75 17 WASHINGTON, Pri— President Nixon yesterday stocd by New York Governor Rockefeller for the way he dealt with the Attica State prison riot at the cos*; of more tha.i 40 lives. "The Governor is a very good man. He would not have ordered Uie storming of the
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        61 18 Robinson P. E. L'ston Boustead r'rong Sec. Bt. Semb. VI. Breweries Dunlop Ind. Public Bank Sea Corp Shell Ref'g; C and C L.O. Bank Prtaling Tin [..minion VI G $4.08 $2.18 $2.74 $3.00 $5.10 $7.00 $3.72 $1.12 $1.92 $3.16 $3.20 $394 $4 10 $1.33 $2.50 .38 .15 .11 -Kll
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        Falls
        24 18 T. Harbour $2.45 —.10 Tcanu Dev. $1.47 —.05 B. Kawat $1.24 —.04 Int-Wood $0.62 —.03 H. M'sia $1.10 —.03 St. Way $115 .03
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        23 18 F. E. L'ston 590.000 Public Bank 431.000 Gammon S.E.A. 312,000 Haw Par 180,000 Total Turnover: 2.97 M. Delayed Percentage: 27.55
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        35 18 Sept. 16 Sept. 17 Industrials: 184.64 186.C1 I Hotels: 76.76 76.61 Properties: 131.54 131.86 Tins: 97.41 97.35 S rubbers: 119.46 119.41 Dec. 30. 1966 100 1 Dec. 31, 1968 100 Dec. 29. 196! 100
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      Index ends week on new peak
      280 18 J^IRM trading in selective 1 issues held prices generaly steady on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Towards the close there apprired to be some urgency to cover short positions in a few volatile issues. rar Kast-Levingston accelerated it s overnight run-up
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      CLOSING PRICE
      1082 18 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE. CLOSING TONE: Very steady. TURNOVER Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday Including odd lots
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1119 18 IJUSINESS in and reported to i the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Hock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded Mviuti in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A M. A. (2) 1.64. (1) 1.63. Allied Choc (I) 2.08. (1) 2.06.
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      Exchange rates
      175 18 THK Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced thi'se best agreed merchant rates as at Sept. 17. Local dollars to cne unit si I I. ING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD ls| :-'rrltng Pound 7.3850 7.3525 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3.4525 3.4100 3.3900 C.inadian Dollar 2.8675
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      Esso set for better year
      394 18 IT WAS an up-and-down first half for Esso Standard Malaya. At the pretax stage, profits notched up a healthy 11.2 per cent advance but the full brunt of tax left net earnings some 37.3 per cent down on the same pe/iod last year. At the
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      Inchcape hits target
      196 18 Inchcape hits target INCHCAPE Berhad's interim report released after hours last night confirms that pre-tax profits for the six months to June rose by some 23 per cent to an estimated $11.4 million from $9.3 million previously. Combined turnover of the recently expanded group also grew by the same rate
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 18 SEPT. 17 RUBBER: 98.00 cents (up 0.15 cent.) TIN: $626.12} (down 37} cents). Official offering 246 tons (down 12 tons).
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        113 18 pMINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, 1 w EIMCAPORE NOON CLOSING rP.ICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY I CMsanut Oil: bulk $49) sellers. drum 552 sellers. Copra: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose Oct./ Nov. UK/Cont. 529 B. P*MMr: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. :fO'; NLW $1921 sellers. Sarawak v hit.- fo.b 96<~, NLW flS2| tellers. Parawak
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        Gold market
        53 18 Thursday Wednesday *U s «U.S. London 42.24 41.95 Beirut 42.53 42.25 Hongkong 43.M 43.36 Zurich 42.208 41.9'i8 42.408 42.10S Paris 42.H3 4?.«» B'pore (1) 43.50 43.34 S B'pore (2) 159.60 159.30 (1) Export price In non-sterling areis in V.B. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dollars price In Singapore
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        PALM OIL
        32 18 In London on Thursday the prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton Jan. Feb. was quoted at UK £112 sellers (unchanged).
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        Tin down a fraction
        154 18 rE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday shed 37 4 cents to $626,124 per picul on an official offering down 12 tons at 246 tons. The overnight London metal price was firm with forward buyers easing £1 to £1.427 per metric ton. The local market was
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        Copper prices
        33 18 London copper prices on Thursday (previous In brackets) Wlrebar Spot buyer £429 00 (£429.50) seller £429.50 (1430.00): Three Months buyer £43M.00 (£438.00) sellers £438.50 < £438.50). Market ten*: Bteady. liltt: 2.450 ton*.
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        SMALL GAIN IN RUBBER PRICE
        286 18 A VERY quiet session ruled throughout the morning in the rubber market yesterday, and there were little price changes. Turnover was small and confined to nearby months while forwards were neglected. The morning session closed quiet. The afternoon was flat and featureless. The market closed
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      265 18 SHERATON HOTEL: Construction work on the $30 million project is expected to start in midOctober. Mr. Pritnam Das Nanda, managing director of Consolidated Enterprises, owners of the Sheraton, says tenders have been called for. Three US personalities connected with the hotel project. Mr. John SkillIng, a structural engineer,
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        386 18 TV/fELBOURNE. Fri. All IT sectors were dull and narrowly mixed on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. The industrial sector put in the best performance in the wake of the strength shown by Myer and ether retailers. Breweries alio continued to firm. Myer traded as high as 53. 05 and
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        NEW YORK
        357 18 J^EW YORK, Thurs. The stock market finished the day slightly lower after the morning uptrend faded along with trading interest Still overhanging the market is the uncertainty as to the Nixon Administration's plans for a post wage-price freeze programme. Some early optimism from the U.S. stand at the
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        290 18 XTONO KONG. Pri. The market opened on a hesitant note with plenty of sellers in evidence. During the course of ?he morning session buyers came back into the market and prices began to rise. There were pockets of profittaking appearing from time to time but generally most shares
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        Asian dollar
        65 18 THESE rates were quoted or the Asian dollar markri yes'erday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 8 1/2 to 8 3 4 2 mths 8 3/16 Jo 8 7/16';; 3 mths 8 1/4 to 8 3/8 U 6 mths 8 14 to 8
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        79 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 70 97 Wednesday 71 iy Week ago 7129 RUBBERS Thursday 223 84 Wednesday 223 95 Week ago 215.74 OILS Thursday 334 74 Wednesday 337 04 Week ago 340.55 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 425 2 Wednesday 425 8 Week ago 427 7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 903
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        40 18 On lh« fr... tichanxt mirktt in Hong KonK yesterday the U.S. dollar was quott-d lit 3.8823 for T.T. and 5 8625 for cash. Ittrlini ni quot.d at 14 53 and till |*|d was quoted at Mi ITS
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    175 19  - Ragging student suspended for three weeks MASIE KWEE By SINGAPORE. Fri. A senior University of Singapore student was suspended for three weeks today after a disciplinary board found him guilty of taking the private file of a firstyear girl student. He was cleared on another charge of intruding into the
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    49 19 SINGAPORE. Fri.— The body of Yeo Chan, 76, of Wallace Street, was found in a manhole at the East Lagoon reclamation land yesterday afternoon. Police have not ruled out foul play. "We are investigating how his body came to be in the manhole," a spokesman said.
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    129 19 Full load both ways for first Qantas jumbo CINGAPORE. Fri. It was a hectic night at Paya Lebar airport tonißht when Qantas Airways' first Jumbo commercial flight touched down from Australia. For the huge Boelng--747 carrted a full load of 356 passengers from Sydney and Melbourne. And except for 96.
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    47 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. Alias bin Hassan. 25. unemployed, was Jailed for 18 months today for housebreaking and stealing copper plates worth $206. He admitted breaking into a noodle shop at Alexandra Road and stealing three copper plates at 9 p.m on Aug. 28.
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    32 19 SINGAPORE. Fri. Tan Kirn Peng of Havelock Road, was fined $20 today after he pleaded guiL'y to parking his motorcycle on the footway in Middle Road on Dec. 4. 1969
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      209 19 On your TV and Radio 3.M P.M. Programme Summary 7.17 Quiz Perpaduan 3.11 Phoon Sow Keng I.M Programme Summary 3.31 An Inspector Calls SSi Knta Bharu 4.55 Programme Summary |g Jjg Mud Kota bnaru 4.51 Josie and the Pussycats The 9^7 p e ristiwa Jumping Jupiter Affair j'.m The Twilight
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      575 19 12.M P.M. Opening, followed by 7.25 Is This Your Career? BuildFelix the Cat ing trade 1.20 Lassie The Hike 7.46 News and Newsreei in Chinese 1.4S Farmer's Daughter The 1.15 Dan August The Meal Name of the Game Ticket 2.11 Sesame Street (Rpt.) iM News in English 3.15 Saturday matinee:
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      255 20 W t I I 82-3, Bras Basah Road, Singapore 7. Tel: *****/***** ANOTHER OF SINGAPORE'S BETTER DEPARTMENT STORE WE HAVE A MAGNIFICENT COLLECTION OF RADIOS TAPE RECORDERS CAMERAS PROJECTORS WATCHES DRESSES SUITS SILKS BROCADES BATIKS SAREES LINENS JADE IVORY CURIOS JEWELLERY LIGHTERS LUGGAGE OROTON HANDBAGS CROCODILE GOODS -PEWTER WARE-PRECIOUS/SEMI PRECIOUS
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      130 20 Hall-marked 18 carat yellow gold The ST. DUPONT collection of fine jewelry butane lighters, reflecting almost a century of superb craftsmanship, offers the ultimate accessory for both men and women. The sixteen models of the standard ST. DUPONT collection in 20 micron gold, 30 micron silver plate and genuine Chinese
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      657 20  - Shankar's— pioneers in the emporium field N. G. KUTTY By 500 for today's opening CHANKAR'S (Pte) Ltd., Singa pore's newest emporium, opens today for business at Bras Basah Road, but it is no newcomer in the field. In fact, it can proudly claim to be the pioneer in the emporium
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      686 20 MR. Jamandas G. Bhojwani, 52, Governing Director of Shankar's (Pte) Ltd, is not only a man well versed in business but is also an active social worker and a prominent figure in the Sindhi community. A past president of the Sindhi Merchants Association,
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      655 22 |)O YOU need woodcarvings from Bali. India. Philippines or China to decorate and brighten your home? Or do you prefer brass-wares from India and Pakistan? Dolls of Asia in a wide variety, or brocades from China, Thailand and Japan? Name it. Not only
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      202 21 SHANKAR'S PTE. LTD. ZANTA CORPORATION SOLE AGENT FOR I^SSS^^^SJ^SI FACTORY CONTROU D PRICES Congratulations Best Wishes to SHANKAR'S PTE. LTD. on the occasion of their official opening Olkfi Rrkson cq,(fte) ltd. 316 A IWINDtR STRUT SINGAPORE B Hl 3*0*67 CABU PARKSONCO BEST WISHES to SHANKAR'S PTE. LTD. on the occasion
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      153 21 Congratulations Best Wishes to SHANKAR'S (PTE) LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING TO-DAY from SING TUNG CO., PTE. LTD. Head Office: 46-A CROSS STREET, SINGAPORE, 1. TEL: ***** *****. I Soles Office: 47, ARAB STREET, SINGAPORE, 7. TEL: *****4. Heartiest Congratulations Best Wishes to SHANKAR'S (PRIVATE) LIMITED ON
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      329 21 Congratulations to SHANKAR'S PTE. LTD. Authorised Tissot Retailers, on the official opening of their premises at 82-3 Bras Basah Road, Singapore 7. This watch has conquered the whole wide world. Why? The absolutely extraordinary success of the exacting demands of their elders. Tissot PR 516 all over the world is
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      212 22 Congratulations Best Wishes SHANK ARS' (PTE) LTD. ON THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING TO-DAY BOON COMPANY eorrytrt box Tt« outconw •> tt»« wocU'l f kwr nund productd by Sih*r 3tn 1 twtto synvm Conn and ut t<* d*rr«nnritioo and <M will *km> you tht fintf points of aound *^ly W W WjT
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      122 22 Congratulations and Best Wishes to SHANKAR'S (PTE) LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR GRAND OPENING TODAY from RAMESH TRAVEL SERVICE (AIR SEA BOOKING AGENTS) 96-A, HIGH STREET, SINGAPORE 6. TEL: *****, ***** ft ***** Congratulations A Best Wishes to SHANKAR'S (PTE) LTD. ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR GRAND OPENING FAIRDEAL
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      331 22 Congratulations to SHANKAR'S (PTE) LTD. ON THE OCCASION OP THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING SENG CHEONG CO., PTE. LTD. P MIRANDA q a\w v%%< null The world's finest system camera with unique through the lens metering at full aperture with any type of lenses Precise readings of dim candlelight or bright sunshine
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      1277 23 Tf LIVERPOOL AND OTHER U K./CONTIHENTAL PORTS i."t'BO^ Sipt 23 Stft 25 JUIOMEDON Livtrpool. Outhn Stpt 28 Stpt 28 Stft 28/ 1 ,UENUS Le.iots. Literoool Oct 5 Cet 7 bet 8/18 Oct 11 HtCTOR Literpool Belfast, Glasgow. Oct 11 Oct 14 Oct 15/18 Oct I (ISINOER Liverpool Oct IS Oct
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      2001 23 m* i M.i i/l) l) kVrWri ri i/) pMttkii if EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P S'har Penang Srgjcorf LOADING FOR: SMARA Sa.les tl5 'S Sept 28 H'burg/B'mtn, R Dam, Adam, A'wtrp, G'burg, C'hagtn. Aarhus, Oslo. LENA Stpt 21/25 Oct 11/12 Stft 28/27 C'blanca H'burg/B'men R'dam/ 2nd Call Oct 8/10 Adam,
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      1241 23 FORTMICHTLT EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. N.OrlciM Bilt Phil K .York Pcnsnr P S'htm Spore C jjfcartj Kingston LAOMEDON Jaly M A«j t A«g I Stpt 14 Sept 17 Sept 11 Sept 25 Nif 14 MEMNON Amj II A>g 24 Stft 1 Oct 7 Oct 4 Oct 14
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      1125 24 mm p mm m I^HBRaVRVbpHVmfI r^^— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Hongkong ETA S'pon ET» P. S'hati •Sbiast. Man" 17 J Sept 7 Stpt 21 Stpt umk. M,,. sept 1« Sept 25 Sept "Stigtkawa Mar. Sept M Sipt 1
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      946 24 POX NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore LMlitf lir: CHAKOINA 1/ 7 Oct Auck.. Napier, Lytt.. Timaru. MORVADA H/N Oct Auck, Well, Timaru, Odin. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Sham Penang Laalitg fir: •AJULAt H-I5 Sept 21 Stpt 27 Stpt Nacapattinani, Madras. RAJULAt u/21 oct 22 Oct 21 Oct NagapattiMm, Madras.
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      850 24 ORIENT LINES LTD. s==^~~^ ki (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) 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. Sham Penang Arrhns: tmZm NEPTUNE AQUAMARINE Sis 21 Sept 21/21 Stpt London 70 10 Havre 74/10 Roam
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      651 24 mm I MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na3OE. Jla Ampeng. Kuili Lu.npor m I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia j FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE lUNGA ORKID 24/2Ts°e°pt Jt/jiSt 4/Tict Havre 3010 London 1/11 R'dam 6/11 A werp 9 11 H'burg 11/11 B'men 13. 11 OUNGA MELOR 11/11 Oct 11/22 Oct
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    153 25 T «r PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTMOI RITV ANNOUNCIO THE FOLLOW- M C BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR OUT: Coral Prlncesi 1/2. Coamos i followed by Kuchlnc) 5 vj.trai.isW O/7. Nagaaakt laaru s/« rv 1011. Vishva Seva 13/14, iv Prtallng 20 Daat Wrst. Oiacg L«« 22. Btraat 24, Pisang Buaaa
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      562 25 To: NEW ORLEANS, GALVESTON TAMPA JACKSONVILLE. SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON WILMINGTON, NORFOLK AND CAMDEN £S'J)f> Singapore ETA N.Orleans Vn L II Pirt Sailed Oct zi wNicrr oct 17/11 ott 19/20 Zn To: LONGVIEW, VANCOUVER (WASHINGTON) TACOMA, LONG BEACH and SAN DIEGO. Singapore P. Sham ETA lonnie* EVAMO Oct 21/22 Oct 23/24 Ntv
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      961 25 *'iot. *3HLI FOR EUROPE: Singapore P. Sham Penan| DESTINATION: "DAiMAK 11/21 Stft La PXhce, Antwerp, Ainsteraam i Hamburf. ■■■RATSUV" 23/25 Stft M/MStft 1/ 4 Oct Duokirli. Antwerp. Amsterdair t Hamburf. "SAMUIL MARSNAK" 5/ I Oct I/IS Oct 11/21 OCt Antwerp AmsteMam A Hjirbufl. PRID NEPROVSK" 21/22 Oct 21/27 Oct 2t/M
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      337 25 •fifrt fyMSgn»9SMppM64nuo(Ncca.(PT€)iii **f** nmacHumix.miviom. <• Ttl: *****2, *****1 97R22 REGULAR FAST SERVICES TO FROM INDONESIA STUMERS ETA ETO FOR: CNICA ttStp >1 Stf I Bjn|i.ok hSANC MStpt nStpi BellMn. PAIOS 21 Stpt IlStßl Oiakartj Pjnaiing eiNOEI JlStft MSr»l Ciakatta Pandjani tRCNIDVENTURf IT Stpt Stpt Djakarta, Pind|in|. ■ONtWIND* ttStpt 1 Oct
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      140 25 RtimsM it*. mm, mm. u\. tum/miw/tmii. •CHIMT CMIMT" pLMW ("Art tlSt»t "KAH POM" Kuch.ni U P«rt II Sttt ■CHEMY MOtEK" B.S Begawn, K. Kintbtlt 1} Stpt M Stft "LUNA MtRIM" Wuch.ng n Silt 25 Sf,t "CHERRY UUU Sorong, Bj*. DiMpuri, Mtnokwin M Sift S Ott AUCTION Sale of (NOW ON
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      832 26 A I k. I ii l k. I PIBLIC APPOINTMENT GOVERNMENT OF SELANGOR SG. LANGAT SCHEME STAGE I Applications are Invited from Malaysian Citizens for the post of Senior Assistant Engineer (Mechanical) on the staff of the Chlet Resident Engineer for the supervision and Installation of mechanical bud electrical plant
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      1130 26 JAWATAN KOSONG DEWAN B\H\SA DAN PUSTAKA KIALA Ll'MPl'K Warganegara2 Malaysia adalah dlpelawa menyampaikan permohonan bagl memenuhl )awatan2 didulam DBP seperti yang ter- sebut dlbawah mi:--1 PEGAWAI PENTERJEMAH Tangga Gajl: $628x34-934 982x34-1 254 Umor: Tidak melebehi 40 tahun KELAYAKAN DAN PENGALAMAN: I. (a) Ijazah kepujian dari Universiti Malaya atau lain 2
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      652 26 FEMALE REQUIRED FOR CONTROLLING AND EXECUTINC LIQUOR AND CIGARETTE SALES TO THE DIPLOMATIC CORPS AND TO LEADING CLUBS IN THE KUALA LUMPUR AREA. Tha person to fill this position requires personaHty and a great deal of common sense and must be capable of mixing at a level within the social
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      734 26 (fsso) ESSO STANDARD MALAYA BERHAD (Incorporated in the BUte« of Malaya) MM NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN of the declaration of a First Dividend of 3 Malaysian cente per Participating Redeemable Cumulative Preierence Stock Unit of $1.00 each for the year ending December 31. 1371 exempt from Income Tax under the
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    20 27 FAMILY OF late Mr. AmpalavaI'ensioner Railways P'Sham thank nlations and friends for the I "tir.ee and condolences at the
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    140 27 the FAMILY OF the late iff-.-s. Chiang regret to announce her passinK away Friday night MVsMJ behind her bereaved h n.- band Cyrus Chiani:. 3 sons. 4 tauchter'a 4 sons-in-law 13 trand children. The cortege leave* her ■A I'pper Serangoon Road. Tu.srtay 21.9.71. 2 15 p.m. for Paya M
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      791 27 :;:\r,:.zv..r PHO E TEL: 3 311 Mif.mum 1750 for li vords pf)D DETAIL S MllJ n 51 L Minimum 120 lor 20 uordt nin M.tl.iyM i o 7$ cent* a worrt Sintiapor* and Malaysia: $1 50 a word Minimum tllji lor li words. Minimum $JO, /or 20 words. Announcement! ROYAL
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      779 27 MALE CLERK TYPIST: Cambrld.e School Certificate or equivalent with proficiency in English. Typing 35 wpm Good knowledge of Chinese would be an advantage. Salary will be commensurate with qualification and experience. Qualified applicants may apply in writing stating salary required and enclosing a non-return-able photograph or call in person ■J
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      765 27 AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY requires a general claims assistant. Must have several years' claimhandling experience and preferably some C 1.1. success. Good prospects for the runt candidate Apply with detalU (photograph required, nonreturnable) Box A 4356 ST. B'pore. WELL-ESTABLISHED HOTEL Invites applicants for the following posts: Secretary, F B. Controller's Clerk.
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      875 27 DRIVER FOR FAMILY at least 6 years experience. Dlst. 10, Hours T am. 7 p.m. Interview personally Saturday with references between 3 6 p.m. comer Robin Road and Bukit Timah Road, Spore look for blue Ford Falcon. WANTED EXPERIENCED SALES Canvasser* and experienced shareclerk with knowledge in company secretarial practice.
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      970 27 AIR-CONDITIONING MECHANIC/ SERVICEMAN with driving licence preferred. For appointment pleas* ring personnel department ***** (5 lines). QUALIFIED EUROPEAN TEACHER required as headmistress for kindert anen school In Johore Bahru. Apply Kindergarten P.O. Box 705 J.B. WANTED EXPERIENCED FEMALE chief and assistant hairdressers Em Jish-speaking preferred Good salary and bonus. Ring
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      1028 27 PRIVATE SWIMMING POOL In exclusive block of apartments off I Orchard Road. 3 bedrooms, servant's room. 3 bathrooms. Unfurnished/ furnished Including alrcondttloners. drapes, built-in wardrobes and cupboards. Yumln Housing Agency Spore *****3 ***** *****. SBLETAR HILLS furnished/unfurnished »«00 »3SO'. 0.n.0. newly renovated 3 bedroomed semi-de-tached house mosaic flooring 2 sitting
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      1077 27 SBLBTAR RILLS PHASE SA. New executive semi-detached double-storey bungalow, elevated, panoramic view, furnished unfurnished. Phone *****4. DIST. 10 FARRER ROAD walking distance American School Furnished 2-storey terrace house 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, B'pore *****4. FOR RENT luxuriously furnished, semi-detached bungalow, 3 bedrooms, sitting dining. Rent $350 please Tel: ***** *****3
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      835 27 HOUSES WANTED at Scletar HIIU 2-storey detached bungalow and semi-detached bungalow. Phase 9A Contact ***** WANTED SBNNETT ESTATE. Katonx Thomson Oarden 2-storey terrace house Tel Spore *****4 Mr. Llm Of!lee> Space Vacant APPROXIMATELY 2,000 SO- FT. of fully aircond. Honed part furnished offlce space available for Immediate occupation In Alexandra.
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      629 28 (Cont. from Page 27) Business Opportunities QUALITY INDONESIA PRODUCE In larKr tonnages available Yello* Soya Beans. Rice bran. Yellow maize, Copra Cakes in chips also sma'ler quantities Vegetables. Shelled Peanuts. Frozen flshes and Mangoes. V.C Chiang ft Co 107/ 109 A. Anson Road. Singapore. I LOANS URGENTLY NEEDED big or
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      717 28 ARCHIPELAGO SPECIAL TOURS. Special T.nwun Japan/Hongkong 15 Days $1760 Malaya West Coast 7 Days $100 $120 individual departure every Sunday groups departure any dates. Cameron Highland 7/4 Days $120 570 $80. Malacca 1 Day $13 Sundays. Wnkend tours to Kota TinKKl S7 BiuiKkok ChlenKmal 15 Days (Coach/Trainl (Alrconditloned Room) $360
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      885 28 Rugs, carpets tft curios CHINESE TIENTSIN CARPETS SPECIAL OFFER LESS TO JO LAST 2 DAYS Tientsin Super Quality Latex Back old Carpet Wall To Wall Carpet RISING ARTS CRAFTS PTE. LTD. 7 A S, ICB Bldn. 2, Srtanton Way Tel: 9*325 1 Curios HIGH PRICES OFFERED for lade, old Jade,
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      873 28 Philately JUST ARRIVCO Stanley Gibbons 1972 Part I catalogues fresh stocks of albums, mixture on paper plus uccessories for collectors. Call at South East Asia's largest and best stocked stamp shop. Asia Philatelic Co. 24 John Littles Bldg. RafTles Pluc*. Steambath s, marts"* ate. CENTLEMEN for steambath, massage and halrdresslng.
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      2110 28 [Saturday Car Market CU ■OHO IQUIPI CT 1964 Triumph <pi(. firr rnqlnr rha*»ls with 2 2 f«VDa<k V.hicl.. lor Ml* B 'cSnd,, r .'o" nt »2.6So rrh rro Mr. Llm *****. U.K.1,,, M v HIM PURCHASE Hong Lcong F.n.nc. SI 90 Mrrrr^'.OO-'cli I6OS Off fl lble t m tOT OUr
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      711 28 STOCK EXCHAH6E OF MAUYSIA SM6APORE j| I GENERAL MANAGER li The Committee of the Stock Exchange of ij I Malaysia and Singapore invites applications I* I for the position of General Manager of the Exchange. I 2. The General Manager reports to the I Committee and will direct the operations
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      Shuttle game may get nod in 1976
      344 29 Shuttle game may get nod in 1976 RUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Badminton stands a good chance of being included in the 1976 Olympic Games programme at Montreal. Minister of Sports Dato Hamzah Haji Abu Samah said this yesterday on his return from the lOC meeting at Munich. Dato Hamzah said badminton
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      24 29 KEPPEL Harbour Community Centre will organise a sports meet for residents of Telok Blangah constituency on Oct. 10. starting at 2 p.m.
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      US jet golfers swing away at Bukit Timah
      366 29  - US jet golfers swing away at Bukit Timah RITA LOONG By •THESE International Jet golfers "bogey" more than they "birdie". But they have been getting a lot of fun if not holes-ln-cme driving around international "green circuits" and churning up the turf. The 31 members arrived here on Thursday from
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      Crackshot Leslie hits seven past PUB
      209 30 rLL Leslie de Silva. Forresters' crack marksman, lived up to his reputation with a seven-goal leat in his team's 9-0 win over Public Utilities Board in a FAS League Dlv. 3A soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Forresters, playing their last g6me, are Oroup
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      Mini meets plan for Games athletes
      415 30  -  ERNEST FRIDA By ]\JINI meets to get Seap Games athletes to peak form by December have been arranged by Singapore AAA. SAAA secretary Maurice Nicholas said: "Six meets against Singapore Armed Forces, Police and Civilians at five different venues have been arranged." These meets
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      Jumilah prevents a rout
      247 30 Jumilah prevents a rout GOALKEEPER Jumllah Jantan and centrehalf Indra Huxtlble yesterday saved Singapore WHA President's Eleven from a rout, Their good play held the touring India women hockey team to a 3-0 win at Jalan Besar stadium. Indra virtually policed the wily Darshan Chauhar to a standstill, while Kakl
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      Syed can be Perak's Cup hero today
      628 30 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Perak look strong and capable enough to beat Selangor and retain the Malaysia Cup for interstate soccer championship in the 45th final at Merdeka Stadium here tomorrow night (kick-off 8 p.m.). Perak's match winner may very well be pokerfaced centre-forward
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      IOC: IT'S UP TO PEKING
      90 30 LUXEMBORUG. Frl. The International Olympic .-Committee declined today to make any approach to Communist China to bring Its athletes into the Olympic Games. Lord Killanln, a vice-president, told newsmen at the close of the 71st session of the IOC: "The Chinese pulLed oat of the
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      Trainers plan to appeal for better deal
      272 31  -  EPSOM JEEP By vyHILE jockeys are asking for an increase in riding fees, trainers, I am told, are planning to petition the MRA for a better deal. Apart from training fees, trainers get a 10 per cent of the winning stakes. They do
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      172 31 Buchanan to give up British title LONDON. Fri. Britain's Ken Bucha.ian arrived here \tsterday after successfully defending his world lightweight boxing crown against Panama's iMnael Laguna in New York on Monday and announced he was giving up his British title. Buchanan has held the British iitle for three year.s eight
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      68 31 NEW YORK. Fri. Results of yesterday's U.S. baseball games National League: Chiago 1. New Yoik 0. Pittsburgh 6. St. Louis 1. Cincinnati B. ban Francisco 1. Montreal 6. Philadelphia 2. Atlanta 4. Houston 3. San Diego 4. Los Angeles 1. American League: Baltimore 6. New York 2.
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      94 31 BARCELONA. Fri— Chilstine Freenjan of the United States set a women's world slalom record at Banolas yesterday as she led an American sweep in the qualifying round at the world waterski championships. She covered 35 buoys at a speed cf 55 kph to accumulate a perfect
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      Chirino stopped
      27 31 COPENHAGEN, Pri. Tom Begs. Danish middleweight champion, stopped Jcse Chirlno of Argentina, in the fifth round of their scheduled 10-round nontitle fight here last night.
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      357 31 I IMMHiMKC. Fri. The L< Rhodesia question is settled as far as the International oi\mpic Committee are concerned. lx>rd Killanin. an lOC spokesman, said here yesterda\ that it had been unanimously agreed that Rhodesia should be allowed to compete in
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      AJC accept Classic Mission as 3-year-old
      392 31 AJC accept Classic Mission as 3-year-old §YDNEY, Fri.— The case of the horse's mouth was resolved here today when stewards of the Australian Jockey Club declared that Singapore-owned colt Classic Mission was eligible for three-year-old races in New South Wales. Earlier the Australian racing world had been shaken by an
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      167 31 Zambia to Gloucs Don't include Procter in team T USAKA. Fri. The Zambian Cricket Vnion have asked Gloucestershire not to include South African Mi'xe Procter in their party to tour Zambia next month. .'.('l secretary Glyn Ellis MM this was because his nrganisation did not want to embarrass the Government
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      435 31 CT. LOUIS (Missouri), Fri. Britain's hopes of going into the second day of the Ryder Cup golf competition against the United States with a mammoth lead melted away in the second series of foursomes on the opening day here yesterday. After winning three of the
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      176 31 Girls in hotpants are banned here LIMA Fri Girls in hotpants and miniskirts were unwelcome guests at the village cf Huampanla near here yesterday as athletes from more than 20 countries trained for the 25th world welghtllfting championships beginning tomorrow. More' than 150 welghtllfters from 41 countries will compete in
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      131 29 ATHLETICS Stoneley Trophy meet (Parrer Park 2 p.m.). BADMINTON Foong Seong Cup: Singapore v Negri (SB A hall 7.30 p.m. i. GOLF Dawson Cup (Buklt Chermln); Clifford Cup Ist round (New Course); Race Course Cup quarterfinals (Buklt course). HOCKEY SCC v Selangor Club (padang). RUGBY SRU League Dlv. 1: SCC
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      194 29 Straits Times Crossword Ih WM fll if I The unclued lights continue 7. (8). the theme of yesterdays pussle: 8. Marginal decider at football compare 6 and 12 with yester- (8). day's 20 and 24. 13. A new Island for an old across protestant (10). ACROSS 15 (9) 1. love,
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    The world's biggest ship
    78 32 ■pHIS is the world's biggest ship afloat passing Singapore off Horsburg Lighthouse at dawn yesterdayThe 372,000-ton supertanker Nisseki Maru was photographed from a helicopter from Helicopter Services (Pte.) Ltd., as she sailed by on her way to the Persian Gulf to pick up 450,000 kilolitres of
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    Taxi driver fights back
    55 32 SINGAPORE. Pri. A taxi driver. Ngo Soo Ngang. 34. who was stabbed by four youths In Redhill Close at 11.30 p.m.. hit back and wounded one of his assailants. As Ngo was being admitted to Outram Hospital, four youths turned up seeking treatment for one of
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    MAL to buy six B-737s
    47 32 KUALA LUMPUR. Pri. Malaysia Airlines Berhad (MAL) today signed a $125 million contract for the purchase of six "advanced" Boeing 737-300 series aircraft for delivery to the airline by October next year. The contract Includes the supply of spares and ancillary equiDtnent.
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    LONDON STOCKS
    342 32 T ONDON, Pri. The stock market drifted lower In quiet trading. largely attributed to lack of support At 2.45 p.m. the Financial Ttmea Index waa 2.4 down at 422.8. Leading Industrials to decline Included Beecham. ICI. Unilever. Duniop. Decca. and Courtaulds but Olaxo and EMI moved against the
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    RUBBER
    42 32 LONDON. Pri. Spot 14.10. Settlement: Oct. 14.28. Nor. 14.70. Oct./ Dec. 14.70. Dec. 15.19. Jan./Mfcrch 13.53. April/June 16.40. July/Sept. 17.90, Oct./ Dec. 17.75. Jan. /March 18.10. April/June 18.88. July/Bept. 18.90. Oct./ Dec. 19.10. elf. Oct. 13.50 rom.. Nov. 13.90. Market: Idle.
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    TIN
    27 32 LONDON, Pri.—Spot buyers {1414 (unch.). teller* £1415 (—£l). Forward buyers £1428 (—£2). tellers £1426 (—£2). Settlement £1414 (—£3). Turnover a.m. 305 Una p.m. nil. Tone: Idle.
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    594 32 Diplomat tells of 8-month kidnap ordeal 'Rescue bid would have meant my execution' I LONDON, Friday BRITISH diplomat Sir Geoffrey Jackson, giving his first Press conference on his eight-month ordeal as a captive of the Tupamaros, said he would have been executed had any attempt been made to rescue him.
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    Fatal skid
    33 32 SINGAPORE. Pri— Salleh bin Sidln, a Port Authority worker was killed when his motorcycle skidded along Henderson Bridge. Collyer Quay at 11.30 p.m. tonight. He died on the way to hospital.
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