The Straits Times, 20 September 1971
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Title Section25 1971-09-20 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 ""^T™ 11 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 i r MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 250725 words
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Article, Illustration280 1971-09-20 1 LONDON, Sun. Talks between British Prime Minister Edward Heath and Maltese Premier Dom Mintoff on the future of British and Nato base facilities on the Mediterranean island ended in deadlock yesterday, diplomatic sources said. Mr. Mintoff reportedly failed to persuade Mr. Heath280 words
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Article26 1971-09-20 1 TRIESTE. Sun. Two strong earth tremors shock this North- em Adriatic port of Italy today, but police reported no immediate damage or injuries. Reuter.Reuter - 26 words
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Article35 1971-09-20 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. More than 30 thugs who were involved in a free for all at a wedding party at Bendeemer Road tonight fled as four radio patrol cars arrived at the scene.35 words
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Article297 1971-09-20 1 MOVE BY MARCOS EASES TENSION I IMANILA. Sunday PRESIDENT Marcos' partial lifting of emer- Kency security measures reduced political tension in the Philippines today and toned down fears of impending martial law. But tne Opposition complained that the measures were still in force in more than half of the country297 words
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169 1971-09-20 1 SALISBURY, Sun. The quest for a k settlement of the long deadlocked Rhodesian Independence feud appeared to be reaching a significant new phase as British and Rhodesian negotiators met in secret here. Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith ■vas apparently now directly involvedReuter - 169 words
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497 1971-09-20 1 BRITONS WITHOUT PAPERS AS PAY ROW ON LONDON, Sun. Most Britons were without Sunday newspapers and 5,000 skilled print workers jobless today in the bitterest pay dispute ever to break out in Fleet Street, the nations newspaper centre. The public also faces the prospect of no morning newspapers next week497 words
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Article39 1971-09-20 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. The numbers picked in today's Toto draw No. 74 71 were: 16. 36. 6. 13 and 8. The additional number was 34. In the circles draw, the numbers picked were 46, 43 and 41.39 words
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Article, Illustration306 1971-09-20 1 Threat to Suez truce Next 48 hours will be crucial, warns Israel TEL AVIV, Sunday THE next 48 hours could decide whether the fragile 13-month Suez Canal truce is over, Israeli officials warned today after two consecutive days of missile incidents around the ceasefire zone. Israel yesterday accused Egypt of306 words
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508 1971-09-20 1 I know of a plot to kill me, says Ky CAIGON. Sun. VicePresident Ky has told a television interviewer he knew of a plot to assassinate him. Mr. Ky, in an interview with the American TV network CBS. also said his political rival President Thieu fears about his security and508 words
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Article47 1971-09-20 1 SINGAPORE. Sun— A pedestrian. Miss Khoo Hee Lai, 14. was killed and four others injured when a military truck was lnvo'ved In a crash with a Ford Anglia stationwagon at Nee Soon late tonight. The identities of the Injured were not immediately available.47 words
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32 1971-09-20 1 3 a.m. ROUNDUP $120 MIL DRUG SEIZURE WASHINGTON. Sun. Federal arrnts today seized a car unloaded off the liner Queen Elizabeth II in which heroin valued at ISS4O million was hidden— ReuterReuter - 32 words
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145 1971-09-20 2 Narrow shave for pilot as eagle hits plane pERTH. Sun. A young Perth pilot and his passenger had a narrow escape from death when an eagle smashed through the windscreen of his light plane as it made a landing approach to Barrow Island in the i emote north-west of WesternReuter - 145 words
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322 1971-09-20 2 Warning by Laird on big Soviet weapons build-up WASHINGTON, Sunday £)EFENCE Secretary Melvin Laird said yesterday the Soviet Union's military and strategic weapons build-up has been faster than he forecast earlier this year and that the U.S. risked becoming a second-rate military power. Mr. Laird foreshadowed a determined Administration effortReuter - 322 words
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Article24 1971-09-20 2 BREMEN. Sun. Thailand's Foreign Minister Dr. Thanat Khcman said last night Thailand and West Germany want to live In peace and freedom.24 words
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338 1971-09-20 2 Ulster guerillas using 'horror' bullets charge OELFAST, Sun.—Bri- tish army authorities in Northern Ireland claimed last night that guerillas were firing speciallydesigned bullets to inflict the worst possible injuries. The bullets were said to be similar to the DumDum type which caused controversy in World War I. An army spokesmanReuter - 338 words
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355 1971-09-20 2 IT'S FLAT! CALL FOR LOWER ALCOHOL LEVEL IN BEER CYDNEY. Son. A call by a Victorian Senator th s week to lower the alcoholic content of Australian beer has fallen flat, a newspaper survey showed today. Sen. James Webster said in Canberra that alcohol was the cause of 90 per355 words
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Article206 1971-09-20 2 CALCUTTA, Sunday. A BRITISH doctor working among East Pakistani refugees in India says he estimates 100,000 to 150,000 children under the age of eight have already died In the camps in West Bengal alone. Dr. John Seaman, a child specialist with the Save the ChildrenReuter - 206 words
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Miscellaneous25 1971-09-20 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Applehy /3aMfflfp&b- I s~ Yto uave ve&i N OUT OP THE LOPTj-^ MAD £66N NG: HOT v <,f- CAggVlt*g A 9ASXXLJ <25 words
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Article, Illustration472 1971-09-20 3 Thant warns of new war if M-East impasse persists NEW YORK, Sun. Secre-tary-General U Thant predicted today that new fighting would break out "sooner or later" in the Middle East if the present impasse in the peace negotiations persists. Devoting a chapter of the introduction to his annual report toReuter; UPI - 472 words
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215 1971-09-20 3 Nixon's China trip 'may avert another war' AMARILLO (Texas), Sun. Sen. Barry Goldwater said President Nixon's proposed visit to Peking may avert World War 111. The 1964 Republican presidential nominee made his comments at the Civdc Centre last night at a fund-raising dinner. He called on the audience to considerAP - 215 words
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Article22 1971-09-20 3 BANOKOK. Sun. The Thai Government will set up a loan fund soon to save peasant farmers from moneylenders. ReuterReuter - 22 words
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230 1971-09-20 3 JAKARTA, Sunday FIFTEEN people died of starvation in Indonesian West Borneo partly attributable to communist guerilla activities. Dr. A. M. Passila, Director-Gene-ral of Natural Disasters, said today. He told reporters after a visit to the area that local farmers wereReuter - 230 words
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Article380 1971-09-20 3 BONN, Sunday pHANCELLOR Willy Brandt said here yesterday he agreed with Soviet Communist Party leader Mr. Brezhnev that a mutual reduction of forces in Europe must be ac c o m plished without disadvantages to either side. At a Press conlerence on his arrival from theReuter - 380 words
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248 1971-09-20 3 Now call for citizen watchdogs at the riot-hit jail I NEW YORK. Sunday A SPECIAL citizens' committee recommended A that citizens representatives should be appointed to Attica prison to protect the rights and improve the conditions of the prisoners. The committee also recommended improvements in housing conditions and medical treatmentReuter - 248 words
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Article67 1971-09-20 3 ROME. Sun. A Neapolitan pastry cook, depressed by his son's failure to pass his school examination, yesterday threatened to hurl himself from the top of the Coliseum. After travelling from Naples to stage the protest. Antonio Parlati. 44. was persuaded by police not to make theReuter - 67 words
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Article39 1971-09-20 3 BRISBANE, Sun. Vice squad detectives raided an art exhibition at Toowoomba, 70 miles west of here today and seized two paintings depicting nakri couples shortly before the Mayor was due to open tha show. Reuter.Reuter - 39 words
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Article35 1971-09-20 3 SAIGON, Sun. An ammunition dump containing mortar and bazooka shells exploded just outside here this mornIng. There was no report of casualties and no Indication of the cause of the explosion. Reuter.Reuter - 35 words
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Article24 1971-09-20 3 HONQ KONO. Sun. A group of prominent American physicians and their wives arrived In Peking yesterday on a visit to China. UPI.UPI - 24 words
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122 1971-09-20 4 Gold bars replaced with lead mystery yANCOUVER, Sun.— A consignment of gold bars worth U. 5.5120,000 was replaced by lead on a flight from Toronto to Okinawa, a Canadian Pacific Air spokesman said yesterday. The gold, being shipped by the Bank of Nova Scotia to an Okinawa Jeweller, was underReuter - 122 words
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Article347 1971-09-20 4 HAMBURG, Sunday SMOKING may lessen man's ability to produce children, according to a German medical specialist. Speaking to the first European Council on smoking and Health attended by 300 delegates. Prof. Carl Schirren, a Hamburg dermatologist, said this had been indicated in tests at theReuter - 347 words
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132 1971-09-20 4 Mafia man found strangled with his tie NEW YORK. Bun. x Reputed Mafia chief James (Jimmy Doyle) Pi u men was found strangled with his own tie on a street in suburban Queens, police revealed today. Detectives are probing the possibility that Plumeri's death stemmed from a gangland feud withReuter - 132 words
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Article, Illustration71 1971-09-20 4 Out goes Black Power man who insulted VIP POLICE carry American writer and Swedish Black Power spokesman, Sherman Adams from a Press conference (top) held by U.S. Senator Edward Kennedy in Stockholm on Saturday. Later Senator Kennedy, who is touring the country to study its socialised health systems, meets (bottom)UPI - 71 words
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240 1971-09-20 4 LONDON, Sunday. THE late President Nasser and other Egyptian leaders felt their country would be In for a rough time as a result of Sir Anthony Eden (now Lord Avon) becoming Prime Minister in 1955. This conclusion is mentioned by editor Mr.Reuter - 240 words
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Article63 1971-09-20 4 VIENNA. Sun. Four people have died and one Is missing. feared dead. In a series of climbing accidents in the Olockner mountains of south-central Austria, police reported yesterday. Two members of a mountain rescue team were killed In an avalanche while searching for the missing man,Reuter - 63 words
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Article57 1971-09-20 4 ROME, Sun. Police came under gunfire In Regglo Calabria last night as they clashed with demonstrating youths for the second night running. Police said about 40 shots had been fired at their ranks In the clashes. In which the youths hurled petrol bombs and stones andReuter - 57 words
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Article48 1971-09-20 4 BOMBAY. Sun. Eight people died last night after drinking Illicit liquor made from furniture polish, raising the week's toll from the bootleg product In Maharashtra BUte to 64 deaths. Three others were In a village hospital about 30 miles from here police «ald. UPI.UPI - 48 words
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Advertisement157 1971-09-20 4 10 ways the Dale Carnegie Course helps men and women: Acquire poise and coniiaence Speak effectively Sell yourself and your ideas Be at your best with any group Remember names Think and speak on your feet Control fear and worry Be a better conversationalist Develop your hidden abilities Win a157 words
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407 1971-09-20 5 Count your blessings bosses are told SINGAPORE, Sunday 1 J 1 1 1 E Singapore Employers Federation believes there is a genuine spirit of co-opera-tion among the Government employers and employees. This view was expressed by Mr. J.J. Rattray, retiring executive director of the federation, at Its annual dinner at407 words
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112 1971-09-20 5 SINGAPORE. Sun. A late night out at the cinema ended in tragedy for a 15-year-old girl early today. The girl, Soh Soon Choo, of Whitley Road was walking home with four neighbours when a car knocked her down at the Onraet Road112 words
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Advertisement153 1971-09-20 5 COME ALONG afQ^ DISCOVER f_yjl IRICAN maatjL^ B1 T^li V BL __^i^A_ I ImS^Bw CHOICE QUALITY MEATS Standing Rib Roast on the bone, T Bone Steaks, Porterhouse, Striploin. All quality cuts of choice U.S.A. beef specially selected. (These choice cuts are also available in the "Salad Bowl" Restaurant). M^Jr' J153 words
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Advertisement213 1971-09-20 5 bVh^bbß W^m I Mon, Tues, Wed and Thurs FRUIT COCKTAIL 30oz PEACH HALVES 17oz TOMATO CATSUP 12oz del monte The lot 2.40 CHICKEN FRYERS UK lb 1.60 STANOING RIB ROAST Short Cut U.S.A. Choice Quality Ib 5.50 MILK POWOER DANNY BOY DENMARK. 51b 6.45 SOUP Cream of Chicken CAMPBELLS U.S.A.213 words
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Miscellaneous200 1971-09-20 5 Straits Times Crossword I I 2 I 5 I K BBF~~I F I I 7 I I 8 Theunclued lights continue the acroM (9). theme of the puzsles of yesterday 6. (4). and the day before. 7- i■. m wi CKO 88 vi»*— J*J <*«* r <>•«■ wandertm L JSpiPaS200 words
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Article58 1971-09-20 6 SINOAPORE. Sun. Mr. V Simon of the United Commercial Bank has withdrawn his nomination for the post of assistant secretary of the Singapore Bank Employees Union. A union spokesman said that Mr. Alan Yong had not withdrawn from the election at the NTUC conference hall on58 words
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70 1971-09-20 6 Shipyard man to be trained in Japan SINGAPORE, Sun. An assistant marine manager of Keppel Shipyard. Mr. Tony Yeo Chin Tlong, 30, has been awarded a Japanese Government study grant to undergo a sixmonth group training course in shlprepalring and shipbuilding. He will receive training at the Shipbuilding Research Centre70 words
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Article32 1971-09-20 6 PENAMO. Sun. The Penang Landowners, Taxpayers and Ratepayers Association has Wed a motion In the High Court here challenging the validity of Imposition of the new rates of quit rent.32 words
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Article, Illustration361 1971-09-20 6 RUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Ceylon last night expressed unqoalified support for Malaysia's move for the yeutralisation of South-east Asia. The Ceylon Minister of Home Affairs, Mr. Felix Bandaranaike said that Malaysia did not believe in power balances in the Southeast Asian region. "This361 words
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378 1971-09-20 6 T.F. HWANG - THE NEW S-G: FOUR NAMES IN THE RUNNING T.F. HWANG By SINGAPORE. Sun WHO will be the next Solicitor-General when Mr. Francis T. Scow officially steps down from his post to enter private practice? An informed source said today: "The Legal Service Commission Is not likely to meet on the378 words
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Article123 1971-09-20 6 SINGAPORE, Sun.— An £3 engineer today urged the National Safety First Council and the NTUC to warn workers of the danger of using petrol as a cleansing agent. "Petrol is not only inflammable but contains lead, which may lead to lead poisoning," said Mr. Chan Wing123 words
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Advertisement424 1971-09-20 6 V^ww^vy^rvvyvvv^rv^v.vu^fvvw■/uvw^ -.1 CATHAY'S I JURONG DRIVE-IN CINEMA Advance Caih toohinft At The Cathay Cinema tram 10 am to oa> t| dally. After p.m. phone bookings can be accepted at the Jurana Dn»« In Cintmo t Bo« OHic*. \i NOW SHOWING: NIGHTLY AT 7.00 PM ONLY! 5 One-Hour Cartoon Programme ti424 words
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Advertisement275 1971-09-20 6 m m m urn v m. m CAPITOL -Tomorrow, Wednesday, Thursday < SHAW 43rd Anniversary at HALF-PRICE 1 color Starring GEORGE MONTGOMERY TOM DRAKE" I II 110 -TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY I SHAW 43rd Anniversary at HALF-PRICE A change of RSVHP r nHHI a living. gifiMpm tocing.^|r|f» I Hk* Bt- m275 words
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Article, Illustration314 1971-09-20 7 FACTORIES TOUR BY OTHMAN PAYS OFF SINGAPORE, Sunday THE number of physically handicapped people in Singapore who are employed has risen by 280 or 65 per cent in the past four months. This was the result of a series of factory tours led by314 words
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Article37 1971-09-20 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. Water use passed the 100 million gallon mark yesterday, the fourth successive Saturday that demand has been at that level. Yesterday's consumption was 104.2 million gallons, 4.6 million gallons above Friday.37 words
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138 1971-09-20 7 CINGAPORE, Sun. 13 Thirty-seven acres of land in the Tampines area, belonging to the Catholic mission, will be acquired by the Government for housing development. A Government Gazette announcement said the land, held under the name of ih° Titular138 words
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56 1971-09-20 7 International Building office space sold SINGAPORE, Sun. Vat Yuen Hong Company has sold part of the office space of the 12-storey International Building next to Lido Cinema. More inquiries are being received. A spokesman for the company said the building was offered for sale to let tenants and others have56 words
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Article50 1971-09-20 7 SINGAPORE. Bun. Two members of the Singapore Association for Retarded Children will attend the first Pacific forum on mental retardation in Honolulu from Sept. 28 to Oct. 1. They are Mr. M.K. Wong, vice-president of the association, and Mrs. D. Muthuswamy, a senior social worker.50 words
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Article26 1971-09-20 7 PENANO. Bun. Singaporeborn pianist Belinda Wee Bee Hua will give a recital at the Methodist Girls' School auditorium here at a pm. on Saturday.26 words
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Article26 1971-09-20 7 PENANO, Sun. The Education Department here has ruled that teachers are not obliged to do traffic duty at bus stops outside their school compound.26 words
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Article13 1971-09-20 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. There were 60 road accidents yesterday. Six were serious.13 words
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Advertisement639 1971-09-20 7 tHOW TO LEARN A FOREIGN LANGUAGE Without Risking ONE CENT! AMAZING NEW y^A fey QUICK WAY OF A^M Ks?V LEARNING M^yA 1 All trend setters skNM I 8- LONG PLAY kM« at least ONE itl« I I RECORDS iMpne-wirfiniisU j[%^ PLUS 2 re N t; My persm I fiE^k TEXTBOOKS639 words
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325 1971-09-20 8 Widowed, she seeks court action against 3 men CINGAPORE, Sun. A widow yesterday began an action In the High Court seeking criminal prosecution of three men, alleged by her to have been concerned in the death of her husband, port worker Lim Hock Slang, 19 months ago. Madam Lee Ah325 words
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Article48 1971-09-20 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. There has been a slight increase in mosquito breeding last week, the Ministry of Health sald^oday. Of the 1.891 houses inspected 55 or 2.9 per cent of the premises were found breeding Aedes mosquitoes as compared with 2.7 per cent the previous week.48 words
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Article27 1971-09-20 8 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. An agreement giving 6.500 bank employees about $3 million In back pay will be signed by the employees' union and the management tomorrow.27 words
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Article, Illustration261 1971-09-20 8 SINGAPORE, Sunday SINGAPORE'S Helen Keller, Miss Chan Poh Lin, laughed out loud. "Another reporter to see me!" It was obvious that though the blind and deaf girl's hopes for a university education in America had been dashed, her zest261 words
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109 1971-09-20 8 'Sure cure' drug from venom of viper KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. The Institute of Medical Research has derived a drug from the pit viper's venom which is a "sure cure" for coronary blood-clotting. At the moment, the IMR is working in co-opera-tion with a British organisation to manufacture the drug synthetically.109 words
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Miscellaneous149 1971-09-20 8 Mh h IMop By V.T. Hamlin I THINK WE V"" ~< ...AH' I PONT SHE I AWRJfiHT, EVEBVBOPY... "N ...BONES, ON BEHALF x it/\<x7 SOT OUR WINNER (SO DO 1... MUCH 6ENSE IN YEAH.LE* THIS'S TW BIG MOMENT, )OF OUR GOOD KJNfi SUZ, lxTJai^ (tsGHT HEUE.OOP! >_ \J WAmNQ ANY149 words
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Article239 1971-09-20 9 MSA's 5 Dutch air hostesses guit CINGAPORE, Sun. MSA's five Dutch air stewardesses are now no longer with the airline, an official source confirmed today. The source said they left MSA last Wednesday. He declined to give reasons But the Straits Times understands that they were relieved of duty because239 words
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Article68 1971-09-20 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. President scholar Abedeen A. Tyebally left for Britain today to study law. Abedeen, 19, who was among the nine students awarded the scholarship this year, will be at Nottingham University for three years. A former student of Raffles Institution and National Junior College,68 words
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Article21 1971-09-20 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Tenants' Compensation Board will sit on Sept. 27 to hear fresh applications by Bangkok Bank Ltd.21 words
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Article, Illustration186 1971-09-20 9 Fuss over pet Tina but it means farewell from the girls SINGAPORE, Sun COMING in for the lion's share of attention today was a dog named Tina, a three year old WRAF pet at RAF Changi. It was an occasion to set any tail wagCinq. But what Tina didn't realise186 words
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183 1971-09-20 9 Pedestrians are warned: Watch those rules for road safety SINGAPORE, Sunday CINGAPOREANS must observe safety rules to protect themselves from the hazards of growing motor traffic. Otherwise accidents will happen for which there may be no cure. The Political Secretary (Home Affairs), Mr. Lim Ouan Hoo, gave this warning today183 words
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96 1971-09-20 9 Varsity students elect new officials SINGAPORE. Sun. Mr. Hira Singh, a thirdyear Arts/Social Sciences student, has been elected president of the University "f Singapore Students Union's Executive Committee. Other officials are: Vice-presid-ent, Mr. Yong Lum Sung; honorary general secretary, Mr. Azls Hussain; financial secretary. Mr. Krishna Kumar; publications secretary. Miss96 words
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Article40 1971-09-20 9 SINGAPORE. Sun.— The Old Boys Association of Anglo-Chi-nese School will hold an OBA night at the ACS sports complex In Barker Road on Oct. 9. It costs $5 for adults and $2 50 for children40 words
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207 1971-09-20 9 Lawyer, client sued for return of $43,000 SINGAPORE. Sun LAWYER Mr. Goh Aik Chew and his client, Mr. Tan Eng Leong of East Coast Road, have been named defendants in a $43,103 civil suit, filed in the High Court by Joo Yee Homes Pte. Ltd., land and housing developers. Joo207 words
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Miscellaneous62 1971-09-20 9 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl OPEN UP, V I' M I'VE GOT T*VE GOT ELMER! BIG I COMING A WHOLE /ATEIVWIBLE THINGS IS ...I'M NEW LIKJE I COLP, AND V BREWIN' i A COMIN6J O' GIMMICKS \l'M STANDING vLp^j V \r^\ >J^HOW YAI) IN A PMWT 1 1 COULD CATCM62 words
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256 1971-09-20 10 Ghazali's warning to C-centre officials SINGAORE, Sun. The Parliamentary Secretary (Education). Inche Mohamed Ghazall Ismail, warned today that membership of community centre committees was not a passport to improving one's social status or glory. "Such a selfish motive Is best served by self-exile In the solitary room to mug for256 words
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Article54 1971-09-20 10 SINOAPORE. Sun. Over 150 participants today took part In a walkathon organised by the Ys Men's Club in aid of Chinese YMCA's 25th anniversary "Buildings for Progress" fund. The Parliamentary Secretary (Education), Inche Mohamed Ghazali Ismail, started off the seven-kilometre walk at the Chinese YMCA54 words
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Article349 1971-09-20 10 SATU WANTS FACILITIES FOR AIRPORT STAFF SINGAPORE, Sunday THE Singapore Air Transport-work-ers Union (SATU) today urged MSA and the Department of Civil Aviation to protect the "occupational health" of over 5,000 workers at Singapore airport. SATT's general-secre-tary, Mr. Clarence de Silva, said this could be done349 words
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Article, Illustration105 1971-09-20 10 Can you identify this mute boy? SINGAPORE, Sun. Can you identify this boy? He was found wandering at Lorong 24, Geylang, at 11 p.m. on Aug. 18, by the police. He is a mute and is partially spastic. All attempts by hospital staff to establish his identity has drawn a105 words
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Article52 1971-09-20 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. The parliamentary secretary (Culture) and MP (or Stamford. Mr. Pong Sip Chee. will open an art exhibition by local artists at the Stamford Road community centre on Friday at 8 p.m. The exhibition is jointly organised by the Ministry of Culture and the52 words
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Article49 1971-09-20 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. Over 100 underprivileged children from various organisations today paid a visit to USS Enterprise, the world's first nuclearpowered aircraft carrier which Is now here. They were shown around the ship and treated to supper on board. Enterprise leaves for the Indian Ocean tomorrow.49 words
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Article17 1971-09-20 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. President Sheares has appointed Mr. Tan Hock Meng to be acting Chief Building Surveyor.17 words
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197 1971-09-20 10 SINGAPORE, Sun. The High Court has released a Bulgarian cargo boat, the mv Tzanko Tzerkovskl, which until early last week was "under arrest" In the outer roads on a warrant granted to the law firm of Donaldson and Burklnshaw. The law firm is representing three197 words
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148 1971-09-20 10 OINGAPORE, Sun. The •J Air Commander of the Far East Air Force (FEAF) Air Vice-Marshal Nigel Maynard. yesterday comcended Singaporeans on their proficiency in operating complicated radar and computer equipment. He was speaking at the last FEAF parade of the Queen's Colours148 words
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Advertisement171 1971-09-20 10 m Worthy successor to the Cooper A real Gran Turismo Mini. Developed bold GT stripes down either side m.p.h. in 1 3.9 sees., and turn from the fabulous BLMC Mini competition-class seats inside in a top speed of over 90 m.p.n. Cooper, three-time winner of the leather bound steering wheel171 words
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Advertisement106 1971-09-20 10 I aV^^^a^B^Bta^BW^*" B^L^hHhb^l E >; B^B^^^^^V X <^^»^ B^B^B^B^bV.^^" M \WWmB w bt b^i l XW^cfiH mm Mi house of lacquer Singapore's first an EXQUISITE ELEGANT PRECIOUS ffi t THE FINESTOF LACQUER ART SS A 6IFT TO TREASURE j° M EIIIRI FLIII SUP 7MIMG CEITIE mm 154/171 CIEMENCEJII AVE.SIN6APIIE S.106 words
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Article, Illustration187 1971-09-20 11 Schoolgirl who left home for second time in year SINGAPORE. Sun. Schoolgirl Lee Son Hang (above), 15, walked out of her uncle's Pulau Brani home on Sept the second time in nine months. But two days later, she rang hrr mother, Madam Lim Kirn Eng, 58, in Tiong Bahru. and187 words
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Article50 1971-09-20 11 IPOH. Sun. The Minister of Education, Inche Hussein Onn. yesterday hit out against g< virnmeni scholarship holders who on completion of their studies failed to serve the Government. This is a very sad thing, especially now when the Government needs their service!) most." he told reporters here.50 words
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280 1971-09-20 11 Hamid can now keep his two children KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. Ex-petition writer Hamld Abdullah. 37, need not part with his two beautiful children now thanks to the kind Intervention of a fairy godfather. The "fairy godfather," Haji Abu T. Jailany. a BOAC executive, touched by Inche Hamid's heartbreaking story, has280 words
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542 1971-09-20 11 K. LUMPUR, Sun NEW party Partai Keadilan Masharakat (Social Justice Party) was announced today by the leader of the breakaway group from the Gerakan. The party will also be known In brief as Kemar A seven-man interim committee Including former Gerakan president Prof.542 words
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Article, Illustration307 1971-09-20 11 FATHER OF BRAIN TUMOUR GIRL APPEALS FOR FUNDS SINGAPORE, Sun.— Chua Poh Tin (above), the eight-year-old (irl suffering from brain tumour will fly to Shanghai for treatment in a few days time if her parents are able to raise enough money. "We hope to send her off by Wednesday at307 words
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Article63 1971-09-20 11 KLUANO. Sun. The Malaysia Multi-purpose Co-opera-tive Society will buy another 7.000 acres of land in Johore for oil-palm soon. Deputy Minister of Labour and Manpower. Mr. Lee San Choon said at the MCA meeting here today. Mr. Lee. who is chairman of the society, had63 words
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Article358 1971-09-20 11 SINGAPORE, Sun.—Donations totalling more than $2,500 have been received for victims of the laboratory explosion at Anderson Secondary School here. Nearly $1,400 have been received for Lim Chey Ei. 13. who arrived in Hong Kong on Friday on her way to the Kwangtung Province Eye358 words
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228 1971-09-20 11 Those blue eyes may not be used for long time CINGAPORE, Sun. It looks as though the Alexandra Hospital's large stock of artificial blue eyes left behind by the British military authorities will not used up for a long time. For the demand for them here is almost negligible. A228 words
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Article77 1971-09-20 11 First Lady at Red Cross sports SINGAPORE, Sun— The First Lady, Mrs. Sheares, today gave away prizes to winners of the 10th annual sports day of the Red Cross Crippled Children's Home in Changl. She also presented trophies to the best sportsglrl, sportsman and patient of the year to three77 words
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Advertisement586 1971-09-20 11 UNITED BUS COMPANY (PRIVATE) LIMITED (THE YELLOW BUS) NEW SERVICE AND EXTENSIONS NHW SERVICE The United Bus Company Private Limited is pleased to announce the introduction on Tuesday, 21st. September 1971, of a new service ÜBC Service 139, to operate between Toa Payoh and Lengkok Bahru via Balestier Road, Jalan586 words
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Advertisement215 1971-09-20 11 b FUN AHOY BAR OPEN 9 pm -3am P V SATURDAYS- 9 pm -A am W^m^mW \\k ample parking •pnceln thm new mutti-itorey carparH L MING COURT HOTEL TEL *****3 Book your Holiday At: 3p I LEISURE TOURS PTE. LTD., Si ROOM 134, Ist FLOOR, JX gg STAMFORD HOUSE, STAMFORD215 words
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Article462 1971-09-20 12 The finance ministers of the Group of 10 who met in London last week to sort out the world monetary crisis got nowhere apart from agreeing piously that it was an ill wind that blew no one any good and that there was need for a realignment462 words
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Article406 1971-09-20 12 The airline price war which has broken out on the North Atlantic route is likely to spread into a global conflict before the year is out. From engines to fares this run provides the proving skies for the world's leading airlines. Whatever is introduced over the Atlantic406 words
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Article162 1971-09-20 12 President V. V. Giri's three-day state visit to Singapore has reinforced the bonds of friendship between India and the island republic. Mr. Giri has carried with nim memories of 'three unforgettable days" he spent there. Throughout his stay the Indian President emphasised the need fcr co-operation between162 words
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151 1971-09-20 12 r j"HE ROADS in Kuala Lumpur are too narrow for the volume of truffle. Example: Jalan Tuanku Abdul Rahman at the stretch between the roundabout at Jalan Raja Muda and the junction with Jalan Broaderlck. The cyclist tracks along both sides of151 words
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Letter94 1971-09-20 12 IN THE recent keep Singapore free from mosquitoes campaign several residents have been fined for breeding mosquitoes. What about the authorities? It's about time they did something abcut the breeding of mosquitoes as well. What is the grand Idea of everyone doing their share while the authorities94 words
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Letter43 1971-09-20 12 I AM happy to Inform 'Health Conscious" of Batu Pahat (ST. July 6) that action has been taken by the Town Council to clean the drain which was the subject of his letter. ABDUL RAZAK BIN ABDULLAH) Setia Usaha Majlis Bandaran. Batu Pahat43 words
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Letter38 1971-09-20 12 WHY DONT TV Malaysia screen the "British Isle Football Championship, 1971"? Soccer fans In Singapore saw the programme In July, one month after the championship And we soccer fans In Malaysia are still waiting! SI KA BOLA Kelantan38 words
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Article769 1971-09-20 12 ADIBAH AMIN - ADIBAH AMIN By KUALA LUMPUR, Happiness to a schoolchild Is to be first in class. It symbolises many things the admiration of classmates, a chance to be teacher's pet, being entrusted with responsibilities like marking attendance, or even getting a front seat In class. Misery769 words
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Article, Illustration1230 1971-09-20 12 JUDY KLEMESRUD - JUDY KLEMESRUD They are Vietnam's forgotten casualties By NEW YORK THEY moved silently and a no nymously through the streets of New York, sometimes saying they are Chinese if anybody asks because they don't want yet another argument about the war in Vietnam. They've had enough troubles already:1,230 words
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Advertisement76 1971-09-20 12 at _>■■ Wt are glad wt art the strongnl and largtst TnCDflflK 10l aSI~ local Bar* m Malaysia and S.ngapore. Btcaus* this maanswa can wvt you with the jreattn ftakS^B «||jl CIMAH uf>t V «nd effectiveness. Whether you are WIM CnIVIMINM bigor small, we welcome your business. Start 90 solid76 words
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Advertisement266 1971-09-20 12 To London and the w0r1d via computers 1 E.C.P.I. now offers you the great opportunity to come to Lend™ and train as a Computer Programmer. At our institute, the largest and oldest in the world, you will have practical experience on the world famous IBM computers, and receive your training266 words
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Business Times COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES
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891 1971-09-20 13 BLAIR JOHNSON - BLAIR JOHNSON By $IMK DARBY has raised its offer price for Seafield Amalgamated by 13.5 per cent. In the revised oiler announced yesterday the bid price has been raised from 55p to &1.2p which lifts the value of the bid to $119.8 million. The891 words
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Article565 1971-09-20 13 COLIN GIBSON - SPORE WILL BE HIT BY NEW US DUTY COLIN GIBSON By YORK: Singa- pore is among Asian exporters of manufactured and semi manufactured goods most likely to feel the brunt of the new U.S. import surcharge, the Chase Manhattan Bank says, while primary product exporters such as Malaysia and Indonesia565 words
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Article268 1971-09-20 13 CROESUS - CROESUS By Bonus for what? WELL done the Sinrap or c Employers Federation. At last someone has taken a stand on the odd way employees are rewarded for their labours. When t first started work a bonus meant rewards for efforts beyond the call of duty. In this268 words
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270 1971-09-20 13 YEW YORK: Saber Air of Singapore is considering Joining leading American and European nonscheduled carriers in the recently-formed International Air Charter; Association (lACA), according to aviation sources here. The sources, close to the association's executive committee, say that Saber and two Canadian270 words
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595 1971-09-20 13 HENRY CHANG - HENRY CHANG By THE FIDA team recently in San Francisco to persuade American electronics firms, to invest in Malaysia was, to say the least, well boned on the subject- It has the benefit of almost two years of research into the industry and its feasibility595 words
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Advertisement107 1971-09-20 13 Hl^^^^H Halt- marked 18 carat yellow gold The S.T. 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 S.T. DUPONT collection in 20 micron gold, 30 micron silver plate and107 words
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Advertisement337 1971-09-20 13 INSIDE World Bank loans to Malaysia up 150 per cent; No reason for Singapore and Malaysia to revalue their dollar upwards; Singapore a model of economic progress, Filipinos told; Management column; People in business. Page 14. Business Times portfolio; Oveaseaa market report*; Local market; Commodities; New York market; Weekly share337 words
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825 1971-09-20 14 HENRY CHANG - HENRY CHANG By MALAYSIA'S borrowings from the World Bank staged a dramatic increase in the year ended June this year. At $104.4 million, the sum is more than 150 per cent above the amount borrowed in the previous year. Total commitments of825 words
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380 1971-09-20 14 LEON GONZAGA - S'pore a model of economic progress, Filipinos told LEON GONZAGA By MANILA: The head of the Government's main economic planning body here holds up Singapore as a model for programmed economic development of the Philippines. He is Dr. Gerardo Sicat, chairman of the National Economic Council, who recently made a380 words
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Article392 1971-09-20 14 Temenggong Securities has announced the appointments of Mr. Graham Federicks Thompson and Mr. Peter John Barber as directors with effect from Sept. 1. Mr. Tham Chong Fal was named on Sept. 13 as an alternate director to Mr. Thompson. Mr. Antony Payne has been appointed head of392 words
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592 1971-09-20 14 S.Y. LEE - NO REASON FOR THE REPUBLIC AND MALAYSIA TO REVALUE THEIR UPWARDS S.Y. LEE By Lecturer, University of Singapore Final instalment of a threepart- analysis of the American dollar crisis and its effects on world currencies, especially in relationship to the Singapore and Malaysian dollar. SINCE relationship between Singapore and both592 words
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Article495 1971-09-20 14 The human touch rpEAMWORK and profit X consciousness characterise the style of operation In one of the most successful local companies, Fraser and Neave. Perhaps one of the most remarkable achievements of the group is its ability to maintain retail prices of products in the mass markets of both495 words
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Advertisement271 1971-09-20 14 v i s^^tk I*l i^H Htf^MBtfBBSBMUdMS^tt __li^ .ill. i JIW^Mf < 1 4"* *T^ Dat promises to move all your belongings without a scratch The K C Dat way. Next time you need to pack up and go. give your pos- *X sessions the care and attention they deserve. Our271 words
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Advertisement74 1971-09-20 14 personal ball pen even more personal \m. t>B something you won't want >^k to resist. Your own monogram \^Rk on a silver coloured disc \g^. to match any Parker International y|^ Classic ball pen or pencil. >o^ Just give your Parker dealer your initial, and in 15 minutes \^L he'll74 words
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Article940 1971-09-20 15 A s 10 ade T 8 the a*™* Times publishes weekly a the CSTtlrCpcr^ shareS The year's highs and lows are followed by the weeks moveeilrnm£ e mi tUrn Ver calculated dlvldend vletds and INDUSTRIALS NOTKS: Closing price means the price at which the last reported transaction940 words
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Article1126 1971-09-20 15 THE following is a list of revised quotations for counters not included in the above analysis for the week up to Friday Sept. 17 With pi in- movement based on a comparison of last sales on Sept. 10 and Sept. 17 shown in brackets. INDUSTRIALS 11. 2.021,126 words
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Article245 1971-09-20 15 The following company meetings are due: Mm Nrai KnltUng Factory (Malaya) Bhd.: Sept. 24. 10.30 a.m.. Registered Office No. 3870, Permatang Pauh. Butterworth, Province Wellesley. Sim Lim Investments Ltd.: Sept. 24, 11.00 a.m., Registered Office, 14th Floor. Selegie Complex. Selegle Road, (Conference Roomi, Singapore. Industries Rralty Group Bhd.245 words
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Article39 1971-09-20 15 On the free aiehanna marhat In Hone >'<onK on Saturday the U.S. dollar was quoted at S.HB for T.T. and 5.0625 for cam. Sterling was quoted at 14 55 and •fie taei of gald at 308.39 words
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Article221 1971-09-20 15 MEW YORK, Frt— The stock market closed higher in sluggish and still cautious trading. The list received a much needed boost from President Nixon s statement that a firm approach would be taken to hold prices and wages In line after ihe freeze period. Todays closing prices In221 words
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Article68 1971-09-20 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 70.81 Thursday 70.97 Week ago 71.29 BIBBERS Friday 228.61 Thursday 223.84 Week ago 216.07 OILS Friday 330.40 Thursday 334.74 Week ago 339.82 INDUSTRIALS Friday 422.8 Thursday 425.2 Week ago 427.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 908.22 Thursday 903.11 Week ago 911.00 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Friday68 words
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Article35 1971-09-20 15 Sept. 13. 14. IS. 16. 12: RIBBER TIN (prr kilo) (per pi ml) 99.00 CtS. $626.87' j 99.00 cts. $628 00 98.50 cts. $628.00 97.75 cts. $626 50 98.00 cts. $626.12' 2 $626.0035 words
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Article121 1971-09-20 15 TIE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association has released the following information in respect of business transacted in S.M.R. for the week ending Sept. 17. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding RS&J 1 position in cents per Kilogramme. SMR SCV September One ton Pallets 2.50 cents premium sellers.121 words
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Article60 1971-09-20 15 I Industrials: HoUb: Properties: '"Ins: rubbers: Sept 13 Sept. 14 Sept 15 183.22 184.10 183.62 76.13 76.05 75.86 131.94 133.23 132.98 97.31 97.34 97.44 119.38 119.35 ***** Dec. 30. 1966 s 100 1 Dee. 31. 1968 s 100 t Dec. 29. 1962 10« Sept. 16 184.64 76.7ft60 words
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Article56 1971-09-20 15 (1) Export price In non-aterlinK areas in U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In Singapore dollars per tael. Friday •U.S. London 42.05 Beirut 42.33 Hongkong 43.5S Zurich 42.0SB 42.258 Paris 42.51 Spore il) 43.79 U'pore (2) 100.50 Thursday SU.t. 42.24 42 35 4.1. -B 42.20B 42.4U356 words
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Article65 1971-09-20 15 fTtHESE rates were quoted on X the Asian dollar market on Saturday. The rates are (or deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 8 5/16 to 8 9/16% 2 mttis 8 1/16 to 8 5/16% 3 mths 7 13/16 to 8 1/8% 6 mths 8 1/16 to 865 words
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Article55 1971-09-20 15 fTMIE week's total delayed JL transactions In the trading rooms of tha Stock Exchange followed by the percentage In brackets. Sept. 13. 495.000 (19.93 per cent). 14. 750.000 (22.12 per cent). 15. 630.000 (25.12 per cent). 16. 416,000 (21.59 per cent). 17. 819.000 (27.55 per cent). The week's55 words
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Article33 1971-09-20 15 London copper prices on Friday (previous In brackets): Wirebar Spot buyer £420.00 (£429.00) seller £420.50 (£429.50): Three Months buyer £428.50 (£433 00) seller £429.00 (£438.50). Market torn: Easier. Salts: 5.050 tons.33 words
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Article, Illustration367 1971-09-20 15 BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO CHARE price movements last week caused the value of the portfolio to more than double, but there are still rather a lot of shares showing paper losses. The team expects the current uptrend in the market to last. The Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index hit a367 words
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Article108 1971-09-20 15 rptlE following list of stocks gives the ten most dealt In last week. The list gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. °ar East-Levingston law Par Brothers 'a*er Union Rights •üblic Bank •ammon S.E.A. lotor108 words
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Article120 1971-09-20 15 tuirrnl Uau lotalfor payment payable the year Ayer Hitam Plant IM Srpt. 29 7.5' i Ayer HiUm Tin 14% Oct. 22 19% Emo Standard 5',TEt Oct. 22 IK Hotel Malaysia 5 r t Sept. 30 5%t Hotel Singapura 10',t Oct. 15 KlnU Kellas Tin 60% Oct. 11 12(1',120 words
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Article379 1971-09-20 15 J>RODUCE merchants in Slngapore last week experienced one of the dullest trading periods in years. Overseas buyers had not been looking Into the local market for weeks and all indications pointed to a further lull ahead. With the current world monetary crisis still unresolved, the tendency among European379 words
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Article327 1971-09-20 15 fHE Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week recorded a general improvement in trading sentiment although, by and large, the market was still displaying caution. The week also saw a few highlights, notable among which was the steady following seen in investment equities. At the close on327 words
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Article249 1971-09-20 15 LONDON: The stock market inevitably reacted to the recent higher levels which resulted from the July mini-budget, Bank Rate cut and the record August official reserve figures. The subdued trend was also attributed to caution among institutional buyers who were sidelined by massive wage demands from the249 words
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Article32 1971-09-20 15 In London on Friday 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).32 words
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Advertisement312 1971-09-20 15 n%VA%WAVi'iWAVt%W.%VAW.%VsVi%W.'AW.« SALES MANAGER jj The local subsidiary of an Interna- > tional Organisation, marketing building < products and other specialist lines in Sin- I gapore, Malaysia and Indonesia wishes to appoint a sales manager to supervise all < aspects of marketing in these territories. The successful applicant will have the312 words
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Advertisement746 1971-09-20 16 I CTg HOUSINC DEVELOPMENT BOARD fO SINCAPORE Requires (A) SENIOR ARCHITECT/PLANNER DITIES: I To assist Head, Urban Hcnrwal In co-ordinating the functions of all the Architects. Architect Planners and Research Officers in the whole procx.-s of urban renewal. Including planning, urban design and Implementation cf projects Also to assist in746 words
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Advertisement543 1971-09-20 16 Come and Join the Young and Healthy DYNAMICALLY expanding ASIA HEALTH EQUIPMENT Sole Agent Distributor for BEE BEE BELTERS. FUJI MASSAGING CHAIRS AND OTHER FAMILY HEALTH EQUIPMENT IN South East Asia, Australia £r New Zealand REQUIRES: 1. Field Representatives (Men/Women). 2. Health Instructors (Charming Pleasant personality). 3. Trainee Technicians. 4.543 words
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Advertisement837 1971-09-20 16 JAWATAN KOSONG PERBADANAN KEMAJUAN JENGKA Permohonana adalah dl-pelawa darlpada Warga Negara Malaysia bagl memenohl Jawatan2 yang bertkut: 1. KETUA JURUTERA (1 JawaUn) Tangga Oajl: $2,000 sabulan (Tetap) Kelayakan AhU Bersekutu Institution of Civil Engineer atau IJarah Bachelor cf Engineering dart Unlverslt Ms'aya atau laln2 Unlversttl yang dl-akul dengai pengalaman pentktlk837 words
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Advertisement669 1971-09-20 16 ROTHMANS OF PALL MALL invites applications from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens (or the position of QUALITY CONTROL OFKICtR rhe requirements are> Age: 25—35 years Qualifications: Applicants must oe graduates in Chemical Engineering or Chemistry or Applied Chemistry, preferably with Honours Degree, from an accredited university. Experience: They should have a669 words
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169 1971-09-20 17 Girl who waited in vain for date with boy friend— SINGAPORE, Sun. J A 20-year-old factory girl waited in vain last night to keep a film show appointment with her buy friend. It was her third date with an electrician. Thr girl, who refused to dive her name, was waiting169 words
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Article51 1971-09-20 17 SINGAPORE, Sun— Mr. CO. Thomson, former Deputy Secretrrign Affairs), will speak on "World Understanding" at thr next Singapore Rotary Club luncheon at the Shangri-La Hotel Grand Ballroom on Wednesday. The meeting. also to commemorate World Understanding '.ill be attended by various ambassadors, and high commissioners and their51 words
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494 1971-09-20 17 Bus company to expand its services SINGAPORE, Sunday United Bus Company yesterday announced x plans to introduce new services, to extend existing ones and to improve certain services. A new bus service, No. 139. will be introduced on Tuesday to meet commuters' demand between Toa Payoh, Balestier Road, Jalan Besar494 words
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Article, Illustration261 1971-09-20 17 Minister urges better HDB building checks SINGAPORE, Sun >J'HK Minister for Home Affairs, Dr. Wong Lin Ken, today urged the Housing and Developnient Board to have better supervision in the construction of their lints. Such supervision, he said, would help prevent many unnecessary problems now facing flat owners. Dr. Wong261 words
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Advertisement167 1971-09-20 17 fir oberoi i^P^B I HOTEL SINGAPORE SPECIAL EXECUTIVE LUNCHES at $7.50 per person MONDAY Chicken Curry Oxtail Stew TUESDAY Roast Beef WEDNESDAY Saver Braten and Pork Knuckles THURSDAY Roast Pork FRIDAY Prime Rib of Beef SATURDAY Roast Lamb For reservations, call Oberoi Imperial, Tel: *****6 The Hotel with the largest167 words
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Advertisement76 1971-09-20 17 4Coff Super! If you own a Ford Escort 1100, put your hand up for BP Super number 4. This grade of BP Super is scientifically correct for this Ford Escort. Get big power and save 4 cents a gallon. Only BP has the Superfive pump to give five different grades76 words
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Miscellaneous628 1971-09-20 17 On your TV and Radio 5 P.M. Opening and Programme 0.06 Programme Summary Summary 9.00 News 5 08 Pok Amai2 9.09 Ironside— Grandmother's House 5.35 Shazaan 9.10 Social Welfare Lottery Results S.N News 9.24 Penstiwa 0.11 Kentucky Jones Feminine 9.40 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town The Intrusion Pixilated Man (.43628 words
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Miscellaneous201 1971-09-20 17 ■EE^ES3£Mi 3.10 P.M. Opening and General Hos- 7.40 News and Newsreel in Chinese ,-ft! r, ,n 8.05 Combat The Leader 3.25 Indian Classical Dance Ka- u r thakali (Repeat) 9K Ne s and Newsreel in English 3.50 A Diary of Events in Singapore 9.25 It's Happening in Singapore This Week201 words
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Article, Illustration385 1971-09-20 18 CHEW LEE CHING - CHEW LEE CHING By first dollar for Joyce Eastern came nearly a month before today. The proprietress of the store, Miss Joyce Yue said: "It was on the first day when we shifted here. Some Indonesian tourists just dropped in and the first385 words
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Article125 1971-09-20 18 Message from Miss Joyce Yue SINGAPORE is the gateway to Asia and Europe because of its centralised position. "This is responsible for its development as an entrepot port. Trade has prospered since then and its position is rivalled by few other ports. "Since Independence. Singapore has been politically and economically125 words
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Article, Illustration448 1971-09-20 18 EIGHTEEN years ago, she was homeless and penniless. But she has proved herself to be a very capable businesswoman today. She now owns the Joyce Eastern a store that sells all brands of electronic goods in addition to providing tailoring, photo-developing and repairing services.448 words
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Article, Illustration368 1971-09-20 19 MULTIPLE s^vices is what Joyce Eastern is noted for. Other than the electronic goods sold, what the proprietress Miss Yue Is exceptionally proud about is her tailoring service. She Is a master tailor after years of training under her father, a Shanghainese368 words
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Advertisement274 1971-09-20 18 Congratulations JOYCE EASTERN ON THE OCCASION OF THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING from OCEAN RADIO Co. PTE. LTD. The only model Operated by Two UM-1 batteries In the Range of Two -band Portable Transistor Radio. Receivable of world broadcastings. O K[fl Am i ll J l l i l '"!»""JlJ I ...lU274 words
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Advertisement27 1971-09-20 18 CONGRATULATIONS TO JOYCE EASTERN ON THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING PENINSULA SHOPPING COMPLEX ON 20TH SEPT. 1971. FROM Benteng (PTE) LTD. 12/16, COLLYER QUAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL ***** *****27 words
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Advertisement303 1971-09-20 19 Congratulations Best Wishes to JOYCE EASTERN on their OPENING TODAY from VICTORY ELECTRONICS ENTERPRISE ■jua^" w Model: RWP 50 ST ac dc m*jk 110-220 V m mm EjESEmmBkJmL AC vo-^ov Hi II brunsTl 9 SP BST I j aagni m AC DC UO-220V SfS^M EM'^^^^^ AUTO- STOP V Dealing in303 words
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654 1971-09-20 20 WILLIAM KEEGAN - Reasoned analysis of the British economic problem WILLIAM KEEGAN WHY ENGLAND SLEEPS The Economic Decline and Fall of Great Britain by John Cockroft. (Arlington Books £2.25). By ¥F ONE omits those who are too young or too mellow to care, one is left with some 30 million people who have654 words
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Article, Illustration517 1971-09-20 20 GAIA SERVADIO - Package product about the Duce GAIA SERVADIO By 1)1 Th: The Rise and Fall of Benito Mussolini by Richard Collier (Collins £3 50) T^ASCISM is fashionT able these days, Richard Collier's latest book is an account of Mussolini's life from early days to a sentimentally described assassination 'Shoot me in517 words
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84 1971-09-20 20 History of American film industry THE MOVIE MOGULS by Philip French (Penguin 35P) pHILIP French traces the history of American film industry from the early 1890s and discusses how, 30 years later, it became the country s fourth largest industry. Big corporations emerged, with big names like Jack Warner, Adolph84 words
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Advertisement408 1971-09-20 20 made driving more fun J BBPWgMBM^MBgI Bj^l MB I j*j» rim MODEL PE-409: MODEL PE-601: 8-tr«ck 4-channsl system 8 track 4 channel system with MW RADIO built in (FM radio cartridge adaptable) With a quality CLARION audio unit in your car, you vanced solid state engineering— for reliable, hi-fi and408 words
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Advertisement66 1971-09-20 20 Refresh your eyes with VITA ROHTO jj gj Your eyes are "on the strain" y^p JP j^^ a a y long-" from the time m you read the morning paper till you watch your favorite evening program on television. To refresh them anytime, try a drop of VITA RHOTO. Only66 words
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172 1971-09-20 21 ROADUSERS HAVE A LOT TO LEARN WE have read Mr. Yeong Kum Kee's letter (S.T., Sept. 11) and whilst agreeing the Government has done a lot to improve the road system, the education of road users has fallen behind, and the detail road standards fall short of safety requirements. We172 words
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Letter131 1971-09-20 21 ABO IT two weeks ago new law regarding the licensing of monkeys was made public. I always like to obey the laws and last week I went to register my two mor.Veys. I paid the $10 and only after I have stepped out from the office I took a closer131 words
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431 1971-09-20 21 Why the scout movement should keep pace with progress \yiTH reference to the letter by "King Spoilt 1932" (ST., Sept. 16) I disagree that it was a sad (lay for scouts when they carried rifles. The day should not be a &aa aay but a memorable one, a aay wortn431 words
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Letter100 1971-09-20 21 mRAFFIC at the 6J miles 1 Bukit Timah Road is very heavy and Increasing day by day. The area I am referring to is the region bordered by the Tien Wah Press, whose workers have to cross to the bus stop at the Junction of Jalan Jambu Ayer. One has100 words
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Letter118 1971-09-20 21 I AM one of the residents of Block 154, Mcl Ling Street. We had water cuts twice at our block last week without prior notice once on Thursday, Sept. 9, from 11 a.m. to 1.30 p.m., and then on Saturday, Sept. 11, from 9 a.m. to 1.30 p.m. We do118 words
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Letter72 1971-09-20 21 IT Is high time that the PUB sends a meterreader to read the meters of the new blocks of HDB flats at Lorong 1, Toa Payoh. Since the flats were occupied, the monthly PUB bills have been based on estimations based on the figures of the previous consumptions. I wonder72 words
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363 1971-09-20 21 Understanding those men in brown VERY frequently make use of our bus service, and have very few complaints. The conductors and drivers are usually very helpful and courteous despite the unthoughtfulness of the average bus traveller. Let me illustrate my point: Several days ago while on my way home from363 words
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Letter255 1971-09-20 21 1 REFER to the comments of "An Ex-teacher" (ST., Aug. 25). Nowhere In my letter (S.T., Aug. 20) did I say or even suggest that family communication has been lost due to the long hours of work. After a long day's work I would like255 words
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140 1971-09-20 21 GOVT REPLIES Naval Base firemen can apply for jobs f REFER to the letter by Mohsln bin Ismail (ST., Sept. 18). The Singapore Fire Brigade has taken action to Issue application forms inviting the employees in the Naval Base Fire Service, through the Chief Fire Officer, Admiralty Fire Service, to140 words
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Letter69 1971-09-20 21 1 REFER to the letter by "A Resident" (S.T., Sept. 16). As mentioned previously (in the letter published on Bept. 17), letter boxes are being provided in highrise buildings for the delivery of postal articles to occupants therein In compliance with the Post Office (Amendment) Rules. 1971. Letter boxes are69 words
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Letter309 1971-09-20 21 I REFER to the letter by "Motorist with a Grouse" (8.T., 6ept. 11) under the heading: "When does noise break the law". It Is an offence under Rule 100 <2) of the Motor Vehicles (Construction and Use) Rules 1948, to have a noisy exhaust. The Police have the power to309 words
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Letter57 1971-09-20 21 I REFER to the letter by "Science-Reservist" (S.T., Sept. 3) headlined "Employers uninterested in employment cards." By and large, employers are generally keen to engage suitably qualified ex-national servicemen. If your correspondent would contact the Director of Employment, Central Manpower Base, his case would be fully looked into. SIMON KOH57 words
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Letter87 1971-09-20 21 rE requests of "Concerned" and "Pedestrian" (S.T.. Sept. 13) for oveihead bridges at Ayer Rajah Road and Upper Buklt Timah Road will be submitted to the Roads Improvement Committee for consideration. With regards to C.K. Chan's request, there is insufficient space for the construction of an overhead bridge at Oeylang87 words
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Advertisement193 1971-09-20 21 DuBaREY HI Offer sTo Make You Beautiful! The Rest Is Up To You. r Enrol Now forDußarry's SPECIAL BEAUTY CLASSES conducted by Miss Eileen Seah /^iS^N\ Dußarry's Chief Beauty Consultant ff^L yv 37 Robinson Road (2nd Floor) I j I ITuesdoy to Thursday V^B l^^^V/ 28th to 30th September. NN^P*^^/^193 words
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Advertisement213 1971-09-20 21 I i 1 m\ ■Tal this is the time to make big big savings... prices in all departments slashed to the lowest you've ever dreamed of DAILY: 9.30 to 6.00 p.m. WED: 9.30 to 10.00 p.m. SUN: 10.00 to 5.30 p.m. GUESS WHAT The Newest Happening in The SPOT SPOT213 words
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Advertisement723 1971-09-20 22 ANNOUNCEMiNT/PERSONAI ,0 cent, a word PHONE C.A.T.S. TEL *****1 limn SIOO word mZToo^SO wed DEU LS Slo d Minimum »7 50 lot ti UK**. TU" UCIHILO. Minimum t2O /or 20 words S rt Malj,%.a 0 75 cent. wsrrt Singapore and Malaytia: SI SO a word. Minimum t ,US /or Announcements723 words
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Advertisement697 1971-09-20 22 WANTED CHINESE MALE Counter Salesman required by Engineering Company. Age above 21. Must be hard-working, good In arlthmatlc and be able to type accurately. Apply with copies of certificates and photo (non-returnable), also state salary required to P.O. Box 6J4. Singapore. I.A.T.A. ESTABLISHED Travel Agency requires following personnel: 1. Sales/697 words
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Advertisement788 1971-09-20 22 FULL TIME PART TIME Interviewer* required for research work. Must speak Chinese dialects or Tamil/ Malay. Call personally at FEROprote 16th fl. Selegle Complex from 8.30 am. to 10.30 a.m. and from 4.00 p.m. to 5.30 p.m. HACEMEYER TRADING CO. (S) Sdn. Ltd., requires immediately fully experienced counter demonstrators for788 words
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Advertisement850 1971-09-20 22 SALESMEN PART/FULL TIME. American Life. Free Salesmanship Cour**. Phone ***** ext 286 Spore. T.C. Chew. Room 405. A.I A. Bldg. Robinson Road 10 am 12 noon. CHAMPAGNE CABARET SAN A Restaurant requires waitresses. Call personally 1 p.m. 4 p.m. 98--101 Ajisoti Road, Blngapore 1. Tel: ***** for Mr. Leone URCENTLV850 words
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Advertisement911 1971-09-20 22 BALMORAL PARK Dlst. 10— beautiful split- level detached bungalow on elevated ground surrounded by tall shady tree*— 3 bed room*, servant's •nd storeroom. Rental $2,200/-: Bin Tong Park 4 bedrooms, extensive living room opening Into large entertaining grounds: Also available detacher bungalow* and apartments ■t Dists. 9, 10. 11. Rental911 words
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Advertisement885 1971-09-20 22 WELL FURNISHED HOUSES FLATS Dunearn/$750/-. Fernhlll. Kings/ $t.200/-, J./Jlntan $750/-. Contact Kiwi Accommodation *****4 (B'pore). BELLIAN SECURITIES OFFER dlst. 11 furnished detached bungalow. Immediate occupation. Carpeted sitting /dining room $1,500 p.m. Enquiries *****5 373 K33 Spore. EXECUTIVE TYPE of house and apartment for Immediate occupation rental from $900 $4,000 Ring885 words
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Advertisement975 1971-09-20 22 RELINQUISH CORNER OFFICE on Ist floor, area 17*0 sq.ft. Ooldhlll Plaia. situated at Newton Road' Thomson Road Junction, also groundfloor, flat corner, Kllllney River Valley Road with 2 hall*. 3 rooms. 3 bathrooms and servants room. Freehold. Ready end of 1971. Contact Messrs Kok Yoke Chuan Cars Trading Company Tel:975 words
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Advertisement791 1971-09-20 22 MANOARIN HOKKBIN CANTONIII once/twice weekly. $18 $30/- monthly. Individual coaching at 274-B, Victoria Street. Spore *****. MALAY, MANOARIN, HOKKIEN, Cantonese, Individual coaching at your/our place at EJ.T.C. 93-C. Syed Alwi Road Spore ***** PIANOFORTE PUPILS HOME— R S.M. London exam syllabus. All grades. Teacher. 30 years thorough experience B' pore791 words
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Advertisement1222 1971-09-20 23 g LIVERPOOL AND OTHER UK CONTINEI TS^^^^^^^^^^^^^^* mum Liverpool. Dublin WWW.SfZ S$ 3 n, 1 I ss as snu ott /n orts PERSEUS Leuoes, Dublin Ntv S Ntv 7 Nn 7/ii MHCAS Liverpool. Glasgow Nev I Net i Nn 12/ 1 mat Ti PtOTESILAUS Liverpool Nt, 1( Niv 17 NW1,222 words
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Advertisement1098 1971-09-20 23 it EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE P. S'ha-i Penang Singapore LOADING FOR: ASMARA Sa<ltd S l5- 11/ Sett 21 H'burg/B'men, R'dam/A'dam, A'werp, G'burg. C'hagen, Aarhus. Oslo. SIENA Stft 21/25 Oct 11/12 Stft 21/27 C'blanc* H'burg/B'men P'dam, iud CM Oct 1/11 Adam, A'wt/p, C'hagin Aartius. G'burg, Oslo. Mawo TRIANON Oct IS/17 Oct1,098 words
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Advertisement944 1971-09-20 23 klwA yjf ata# af W I^JL^ 213 UL Wm EXFttSS SERVICE TO LOWDON. lIVWOOI I COhTINEWTaL POITS. BENCAIRN S.ngjpore p. S'nam Penang For London Oct 22 Seft 21/22 Hamburg Oct 3j ?*NHOPE "> R=m m Singapore p. S>am Penang Bremen Ntv 24 Oct 1/1 Hamburg Ntv 21 Smgaport P. Sham944 words
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Advertisement1209 1971-09-20 23 FNTNIUTIY EXHIESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.SJ. N Orleans Bat Phil K.York Penang P. S'ham Spore Djakarta Kingston LVtSfJiL?" T J Stpt Stft v MIMNON Aaj II Atf 24 Stft 1 Oct 7 Oct 4 Oct 14 Nil a HENESTNEUS Stft 11 Stft II Oct 21 Oct 21 Oct1,209 words
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Advertisement847 1971-09-20 24 eiee^ie^^^^^^^^^^™ Baaaajßjßjjaej^*> I 'TP'^""^RB*^Ba* >I "fJßfc RHI^B I c >»*^* KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. LJ3L- J KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. i Sa.n iapan Hongkong ETA S'pori ET* P. S'haai -SMaMi Mar." 17 U X "Umkn Mara" uusl n pt ■Slifikm Mara W" 1 Mstit847 words
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Advertisement942 1971-09-20 24 POX NEW ZEALAND I^«—^ Penaiti P. Sham Smgapon Laaliaf. far: CNAUINA 1 Ott Auck., Napier, lytt., Tima m. MORVAOA 21 JI Oct Auck, Will, Timaru, STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Shim Pining laaiiet fan RAJULAt la Pert/2S Sipt Jt Sept 27 Sept Nappattinam, Madras. RAJUUt 11/21 Oct 22 Set 21 Oct942 words
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Advertisement845 1971-09-20 24 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) ~H 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 Pinang Arriwa: •la.* NEPTUNE AMIAMARINE Sit Tieay 21/21 Sipt London ro 10 Havn 24/10 R'dam 27/10 H'turg845 words
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Advertisement609 1971-09-20 24 4H MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL m m SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD N0.30E. Jin. Ampang Kual* Lunpur M I The National SNpping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Pinani ArrtvMi BUNGA ORKII 24/21 Sipt 31/3 Oet 4/ S Oct Hivn 30-10 London 1/11 R'dam 6/11 A'we'p 9/11 H'burg 11 U B'mtn609 words
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Advertisement610 1971-09-20 25 To: NEW ORLEANS. GALVESTON TAMPA JACKSONVILLE. SAVANNAH,^ CHARLESTON WILMINGTON. NORFOLK AND CAMDEN MN.CE-1" J^ J.ngapo^ ETA yj,« T Ti2oMA IEW^ A COUVER 'WASHINGTON). TACOMA, LONG BEACH and SAN DIEGO. oOsc s i n ?KI JSS W For freight particulars apply: GENERAL AGENTS STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTL LTD. a" sag, UK-EUROPE Timber610 words
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Advertisement762 1971-09-20 25 NOTICE "This is to inform the public that Mr. Ng Hock Chuan is no more a Bill Collector in our Company with effect from 18.9.71, and therefore he has no authority whatsoever to collect monies or transact business on our behalf." STALLION CORPORATION LTD. OCEANIC UNDERWATER SERVICES Specialising In underwater762 words
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Advertisement683 1971-09-20 25 INCHCAPE BERHAD 1971 Interim Report Estimated results of the recently expanded Inchcape Berhad Group announced at intervals during the last few months have progressively indicated improved combined consolidated profits of the three component sub-groups over the 1970 comparative figures. Combined turnover of approximately $197 million for the six months to683 words
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Advertisement398 1971-09-20 25 OFFICIAL NOTICE PROPOSAL TO CHANGE A SHIP'S NAME We, SIM TEOW GOK Si CO., of No. 29. Chartered Bank Chambers, 3rd Floor, Battery Road, Singapore, hereby give notice that in consequence of the purchase of the vessel m.v. "TARINNA", we have applied to tiie Registrar of Singapore Ships, under Section398 words
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Advertisement880 1971-09-20 26 (Cont. from Pafie 22). Travel and teura NAM MO TRAVEL SERVICE Umlted. Tour Malaya— Seven Days 8»110/--air-condttlooed Bus SSI39/-. Departure Kvery Sunday. Monday. C/Hlghlands— Four Days B*7o/-. Every Wednesday. C/Hlghlands 2-days 3-niKhU 8545/-. sir-condltloned Bus BSSS/-. Departure 16/10/71. (8.00 pm. i Bangkok Chlengmal— Fifteen Days 8*370/-. 10/10/71. JO/11/71. 1/12/71. 11/12/71.880 words
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Advertisement823 1971-09-20 26 T.V. POR KINTAL $20/-, 19"— SIS/- IS slo/-. Bee Chew. *****4. ■'pore. RIDIPPUSIOM T.V. BSNTALS, N.P. OR CASH We have a complete range of modeu and price* at our SHOWROOMS: 183 Cl«rn*nc*a« Avenue 233 People'! Park Complex. Ist fl. 149 Joo Chlat Road SS9 Block 101 Corporation Drive Juroof Town.823 words
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Advertisement1038 1971-09-20 26 IMS VOLKSWAGIN 1200 53. 300 Minor 1000 S W 53. 300/-. 1964 Oattun 1200 Sl ,950 Va»u»hill Vlvs 51.900 Flat BSO 52.400/-. 1963 Cortina 51. 900-. M.C. 1100 52.700 1962 Flat 600 SI.SOO/-. Triumph Herald SI.SOO 1960 Mini SI.SOO'-. H.P. Arrangtable. View 3. ravin Road. ***** Spore. MIKCIDII lINZ I*o%1,038 words
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Advertisement662 1971-09-20 26 INSTANT PHOTOCOPYING PLAN printing. Printing Book-blndlnl Laminating. Btatlon«rs. Ac* Stationery Co., 30 Robinson Road. T«l *****, Bporc. JAOI LADY SOCIAL ISCORT offers charming tadlea for your aoctal anUrtalnmast. Kaffirs Village. S-A Ctueaden Road. B'por* 9 Phone *****2/*****7. MICROFILM VOUB DOCUMENTS Protect your precloua record* and file*. For instant photocopying com*662 words
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Advertisement590 1971-09-20 26 HOUSING A DEVELOPMENT BOARD SHOPS TO LET Tenders are Invited for casual shop vacancies at the following localities: 1 eating house at Oeylang Square (Sims Avenue); North Bridge Road; Outram Park (offices not allowed) Viking Road. Block 143/144— Redhill Henderson; Park Road (People's Park) for sale of electrical goods only;590 words
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Advertisement550 1971-09-20 26 CORPORATE PLANNING FINANCE DEPARTMENT I We are looking for highly qualified men to assume the responsibilities of two positions in our organization. The successful applicants will be ambitious and self-starting, with demonstrated analytical and communication abilities as well as a capacity for working with others. They will be university graduates,550 words
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Advertisement122 1971-09-20 26 THE GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY OF SINGAPORE PTE. LTD. Due to our continuous expansion, we are seeking men who are experienced In: 1. LIFT MAINTENANCE. SERVICING t. TESTING LIFTS Competent applicants should forward their Applications in writing to the address given below. All applications will be regarded as confidential. The Financial122 words
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484 1971-09-20 27 Striker Best scores a brilliant hattrick LONDON, Sun. George Best, Manchester United's brilliant striker, celebrated his reprieve from F.A. suspension last Monday, by flashing home a hattrick in a 4-2 victory over West Ham in their English First Division soccer match yesterday. A 53,339 crowd saw Best start the goal484 words
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Article279 1971-09-20 27 Chelsea J Derby 1 Everton 2 Arsenal 1 Leeds 1 Liverpool 0 Leicester 0 Sheff Utd 1 Man Utd 4 West Ham 2 Newcastle 2 Wolves 0 Nott m F. 2 Man City 2 Southampton 3 Coventry 1 Stoke 1 Huddersfld 0 Tottenham 3 C. Palace 0 West Brcm279 words
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Article1002 1971-09-20 27 FIRST DIVISION P W D L F A PU Sheff Utd 9 7 3 017 616 Man Utd 9 6 2 1 20 11 14 Derby 9 4 5 0 17 7 13 Leeds 9 5 2 2 12 7 12 Man City 9 4 3 21,002 words
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Article468 1971-09-20 27 NEW YORK, Sun JESSE Snead, 29 -year-old nephew of the legendary Sam Snead, clinched victory for the U.S. in the Ryder Cup golf classic at the Old Warson Country Club, St. Louis, yesterday when he scored an 18th green victory over Britain's No. 1 player468 words
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Article, Illustration61 1971-09-20 27 CELANGOR goalkeeper Lim Fung Kee leaps high to save off the head of Perak striker Syed Ahmad (centre), while defender Soh Chin Aun moves in to cover, in the Malaysia Cup soccer final at the Merdeka Stadium on Saturday night. The match ended 1-1 after extra time. The teams will61 words
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278 1971-09-20 27 Bid to keep Rhodesia out of Olympics ADDIS ABABA. Sun.— The Organisation of African Unity will do all In Its power to get Rhodesia barred from next year's Olympic Games. Mr. Dlallo Telll, OAU Secretary General, said here yesterday. At an airport Press conference before leaving for West Africa. Mr.278 words
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Article60 1971-09-20 27 PRAGUE, Sun. China has applied to take part for the first time In the world Ice-hockey championships next year, a Czechoslovak newspaper reported yesterday. The report said the Chinese Ice Hockey Association had sent in an application to take part In Group "C" of the60 words
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Advertisement976 1971-09-20 27 MJI«IJ^«|:HM TtMKNGOR HYDRO-ELECTRIC PROJECT Arrest Road Contract The National Electricity Board »i,. shortly be calling for tenders for the construction of 9 miles ot access road and associated drain- > igt facilities, and applications are i m interested and suitdb.y qualified contractors to be Dialed on a list of Selected976 words
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Advertisement581 1971-09-20 27 MAJLIS PIRBANDAKAN. MELAKA TENDER Tenders are Invited from manufacturers or agents of non-intoxi-catlng drinks to put up advertisements on two sections of walls fuclng the swimming pool In the Municipal Swimming Pool. Melaka. Areas of the wall surfaces are:--<1) 10 feet high x 14 feet 2 inches broad. (2) 10581 words
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Article26 1971-09-20 28 DAVID MILNE won the KepDel Club's Dawson competition yesterday when he beat Talib bin Haron 8 and 6 in the final a*. Bukit Chermin.26 words
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498 1971-09-20 28 JOE DOF. AI - JOE DOF.AI By A 'BLITZ' soccer trial tournament to select 30 national players for five international tournaments, including the Seap Games, during the next three months, will be held at Jalan Besar stadium next weekend. National Sports Promotion Board, caretaker committee of498 words
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737 1971-09-20 28 IytUSTAFFA Razali of Labrador Centre yesterday iTI scored two good wins to take the men's Best Performance Trophy for Class One at the Adult Education Board's fifth annual athletic meet at Farrer Park Mustaffa led all the way to win the 800m in737 words
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184 1971-09-20 28 CINGAPORE R e creation Club, this season's cricket champions, yesterday wound up their SCA league programme on a high note being one of three teams to have finished unbeaten in the 23-year-old history of the competition. The other teams who had previously184 words
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343 1971-09-20 28 PERCY SENEVIRATNE - SINGAPORE SMOTHER NEGRI 8-1 IN FOONG CUP PERCY SENEVIRATNE By CINGAPORE once again rode roughshod over 13 Negri Sembilan to register a 8-1 victory in their Foong Seong Cup badminton clash at SBA hall last night. Singapore now move Into the semi-finals against Penang which will be played at Alor343 words
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Article298 1971-09-20 28 CHOO ENG THE STAR IN WIN v NEGRI SINGAPORE last night qualified to meet Penang in the Heah Joo Seang Cup badminton tournament nnal for women when they beat Negri Sembilan 5-2 in the South Zone final at Guillemard Road. Singapore's achievement, after three years absence, was by no means298 words
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Article, Illustration590 1971-09-20 29 M. RAHMAN - Cup final replay at Ipoh on Oct 16 M. RAHMAN By JHE Malaysia Cup final between defending champions Perak and Selangor will be replayed on Oct. 16 at Stadium Perak in Ipoh (kick-off at 8 p.m.). The final ended in a 1-1 draw after extra time at Merdeka Stadium on590 words
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1322 1971-09-20 29 EPSOM JEEP - EPSOM JEEP By yETERAN 1 ama- teur jockey Desmond Brown was in top form at Ipoh yesterday, scoring a treble on Misty Anne. Gilang Gumilang and Leo. Feature Film 11. ridden by James Connor, won the Rcyal Lancers' Cup. In a close finish, Feature1,322 words
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106 1971-09-20 29 Zainal's try gives Malaysians 3-3 draw BANGKOK. Sun. The Malaysian Rugby Union squad meet Thailand tomorrow af.'>er being *neld *o a 3-3 draw by the Bang<o l team. Both tries came In the first half of last night's match. Bangkok scored first In the 17th minute but the Malaysians equalised106 words
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Article75 1971-09-20 29 NEW YORK. Sun. Results of yesterday's U.S. baseball games National lx»ciw: Flttsburgh 4 New York 0; PhlladelDhla 4 Chicago 3 (13 inns) Montreal 4 St. Louis I; Cincinnati 3 Houston 2 (11 Inns). Atlanta 9 Los Angeles Ban Diego 2 San Francisco 1. American Lemjrue: New YorkReuter - 75 words
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Advertisement508 1971-09-20 28 £l Trim your waist y^m E^^to Perfect your abdominal region with the ABDOMINAL BOARD! 4f^^^ COMPLETE WITH COURSE For rock h*d deeply Mched. finely chiseled wa*hbo«rd jbdomitwli you need this h»ixhome Abdomirwl Board, made from fine»l wooden base, foam rubber padded, covered with atfaclive leatherette, enhanced by steel tubing. Instantly508 words
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Advertisement146 1971-09-20 28 1 11 *j_- v W The Minica is actually mini-countryman, holds up to four SStew. jjfl passengers in amaiingly roomy comfort. The practical easy- HP^^^^^^i j^B up tailgate openi out and up for easy loading. Thus Minica brings about a satisfying harmony of beauty M and utility that ether minis146 words
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Miscellaneous78 1971-09-20 28 SHIMMING Spore Primary Schools meet (Amber Rd. 2 p.m.). RUGBY SRU League Div 3: A Coy 1 RNZIR v Polytechnic (Dover Rd). SOCCER FAS League Div 2: Chinese Athletic v Junior A A; Peru Indians v Burnley United. Div 3: Alexandra 'A' v PBMS; Kampqng Kapor 'A' v Serangoon Soccerites;78 words
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Advertisement21 1971-09-20 29 mills BSvl ■aaf .bbbbb! LbbbV^^bV^^l LbbT^bbb! H I "v'v II II II Wren old W m 9 k B^^aßal kw^^al LaW21 words
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Advertisement159 1971-09-20 29 -j| 3fcb^ a^Bj 88 -P I BaW Know WHO, WHAT, WHEN HOW when making a NEW contact. GIVES you a cross reference on> Classified Trade Names TO MANUFACTURERS, Detail List of Business IMPORTERS EXPORTERS. Houses in A-Z order SHORT BIOGRAPHIES OF Special emphasis on DIRECTORS EXECUTIVES PRODUCTS SERVICES. BRIEF HISTORY159 words
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259 1971-09-20 30 Nixon's Peking trip likely after Hirohito talks qrOKYO, Sun. DiA plomatic sources in Washington believe there is a growing possibility of President Nixon flying to Peking immediately after his meeting in Alaska on Sept. 26 with Japan's Emperor Hirohito, the newspaper A s a h i Shimbun reported today. TheAP - 259 words
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Article57 1971-09-20 30 NAPLES. Sun. The blood of Saint Januanus. patron saint of Naples, liquefied today, his feast day. after one hour's prayer by several thousand faithfuls. The Archbishop of Naples. Cardinal Corrado Ursi, was holding the phial containing the dried, rust-coloured blood when it liquefied during a solemn ceremonyReuter - 57 words
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94 1971-09-20 30 PICNICKERS IN STATION WAGON HURT IN CRASH SINGAPORE, Sun. Ten picnickers were injured when their station wagon hit a lamp-post at the 9th mile, Tampines Road, this afternoon. One of them. Madam Tai See See of Lorong 17, Geylang, was seriously injured and warded at Thomson Hospital. The others had94 words
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Article34 1971-09-20 30 ADDIS ABAB.-., Sun.— lndian Justice Minister H. R. Ookhale arrived here today for a threeday visit and had talks with Ethiopian officials Jo explain India'i> view on the East Pakistan crisis. AP.AP - 34 words
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326 1971-09-20 30 SINGAPORE, Sunday 'pilK Government will buy all the land in <u'vlang Serai, Kampong I'bi and Kembangan in the AlsagulT Estate areas to make way for future development projects, Haji Yaacob bin Mohamed, Minister of State in the Prime Minister's Office, said326 words
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Article26 1971-09-20 30 COLOMBO, Sun. Ceylon police today announced 1.000--rupee rewards for information leading to the detection, manufacture or possession of handbombs or material for their manufacture.26 words
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172 1971-09-20 30 PACT TO END 'JUMBO WAR' IN SOUTH PACIFIC SYDNEY, Sun. Civil Aviation Minister Senator Robert Cotton tonight announced agreement between Australia and the United States to end a "jumbo war" on South Pacific airane routes. Under the agreement, Australia's Qantas ainine whl fly four Boeing 7478 flignts a week toReuter - 172 words
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Article27 1971-09-20 30 TUNIS. Sun. Miss Turkey, 18-year-old Filiz Vural took the Miss Europe beauty queen crown last night, beating 20 European national beauty queens.27 words
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203 1971-09-20 30 Armed gangs terrorise Thai border villages KOTA BAHRU, Sunday FEAR and a foreboding note of death has gripped villagers in 15 Malaysian kampongs along the Golok river bordering Thailand as armed brigands roam and plunder their properties. The pistol packing and gun-slinging gangs prey on their victims In Wild West203 words
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Article46 1971-09-20 30 PORT MORESBY, Sun. A massive landslide has killed four members of a family in a hamlet in north-west New Guinea. The hamlet near the village of Athbalmin in remote mountains near the West Irian border was destroyed. About 40 people lived there. Reuter.Reuter - 46 words
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Article, Illustration72 1971-09-20 30 TWO INJURED AS CAR HITS POST SINGAPORE. Sun. Two occupants of this car were seriously injured when it skidded and hit a lamp-post near Jardine Steps in Telok Siangan Road at 12.30 a.m. toda*. Miss Seah Kin Phun. 20, of Beo Crescent and the driver Mr. Meo Leong Teck, 33,72 words
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Article36 1971-09-20 30 PARIS, Sun. The French co-builders ot the Concorde SST. Just back from a tour ol South America, hope they will be able to sell 15 of the planes to South American airlines by 198536 words
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Article23 1971-09-20 30 BADEN-BADEN (West Germany). Sun. Foreign Minister Walter Scheel today expressed optimism about the chances for normalisation of Arab-West German relations. Reuter.Reuter - 23 words
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Advertisement78 1971-09-20 30 EQUATRON ML>fß P^B 1111 a^^^3n*i For as little as $40A a month we'll rent you a Ricoh Copier. When you have realised just how much Ricoh has cut your copying costs, you'll probably want to buy it and naturally, we'll adjust purchase price with your rental payments. V -t^ *****78 words
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Advertisement223 1971-09-20 30 m i Scotch Brand "Dynarange" is an exclusive IiOLJ Wll aU^^ development by 3M. The breakthrough expands •>■■> "taT^a* (to range between the loudest sound, without a|% yfY^^fr Q Q l/%y^ fsk l distortion t0 tne softest sound that can be \j\ UIWwwIUI Id I recorded on tape. The signal223 words
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Miscellaneous18 1971-09-20 30 The weather The weather outlook in Singapore (or today from 6 a.m. to noon: Isolated to scattered showers.18 words
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