The Straits Times, 22 September 1971

Microfilm: NL6835
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    24 1 AGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times. The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    China: No compromise
    838 1 China No compromise Bid to soften 'oust Taiwan' resolution fails OTTAWA, Tuesday PEKING has flatly rejected suggestions by friendly nations that the Albanian resolution on China's representation at the United Nations be softened. The Albanian resolution proposed by Albania and 10 other nations asks that the People's Republic of China
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    Lock icon 58 history chapters from moon's crust
    410 1 58 history chapters from moon's crust BRUSSELS, Tuesday ANALYSIS of the 9ft. core extracted from the lunar surface last summer by the Apollo 15 astronauts has disclosed 58 distinct layers representing 58 "chapters in the history ol the sun," the leader ot that mission reported here yesterday. Col. David Scott
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    Aquino offers to sign pact
    37 1 MANILA, Tues. Senator Benigno Aquino, of the Liberal Party today offered to sign a pact with Mrs. Imelda Marcos, wife of the President, eliminating both of them from the 1973 presidential race.
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    Lock icon Arsenal found
    36 1 MANILA. Tues. Customs authorities have discovered a small arsenal of guns and ammunition which had lain unclaimed at Manila International airport since they were shipped from the United States In 1969 and 1970. AP.
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    Lock icon Attempt on Japanese party leader's life
    104 1 rpOKYO, Toes. OppoX sitlon party leader Mr. Yoshikatsu Takeirl was stabbed by an assailant outside his Komeito Party headquarters here today. Hospital officials said the 45-year-old party chairman suffered a wound above his left hip but his life was not In danger. He was
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    Lock icon Talks to start Fleet St presses rolling again
    368 1 Talks to start Fleet St presses rolling again f ONDON, Tues. Owners of Britain's shut-down national newspapers agreed to meet with labour unions today in wary moves to settle a dispute that has left millions of addicts without their daily dose of news in print. The giant presses of Fleet
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    Bid to free a prince foiled
    47 1 BEIRUT. Tues. Gunmen today tried to shoot their way Into a prison 20 mile* (32km) east of Beirut to free Saudi Arabian Prince Abdul-Mohaen Ben Baud. Jailed for attempted murder. But police guards chased them off after a 20--minute gun battle.
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    Lock icon Editor's protest
    44 1 PARIS. Tues. A member of Rumania's Communist Party central committee said today he has handed in his resignation as editor of the country's leadIng literary magazine to protest against what he fears Is a new wave of cultural Stalinism In Rumania. AP.
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    35 1 TOKYO, Tues. A minor earthquake Jotted Tokyo and Its vicinity, and some parts of northern and central Japan today, the Central Meteorological Agency reported. There were no reports of casualties or damage. Reutcr.
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    Pan-Am may stop trips to S'pore
    383 1 Pan-Am may stop trips to S'pore CINGAPORE, Tues. Pan American Airways may stop its scheduled passenger flights to Singapore from Oct. 1, after an almost unbroken association with the Republic since 1949. Reason: Uneconomic nature of Its thrice-weekly Jumbo Jet operation to Singapore, and the Singapore Government's refusal to allow
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    2,00 US strikes on Red missile sites
    274 1 2,00 US strikes on Red missile sites SAIGON. Tuesday AMERICAN flfhterA bombers launched 200 combat strikes against military targets inside North Vietnam today, the U.S. Command announced. The strikes were believed to be the heaviest since the halt in U.S. bombing of North Vietnam in November, 1968. A U.S. military
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    Lock icon Nobel man dies
    30 1 BUENOS AIRES. Tues.—Bernardo Houssay. the Argentine scientist who won the Nobel prize for medicine and physiology In 1947. died today at his home. He was 84.— AP.
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    SYMPATHY FROM CHOU
    37 1 HONG KONG, Tues. Chinese Premier Cbou En-lai yesterday cabled a message expressing his sympathy to Japanese opposition party leader Yoshikatsu Takeiri who was wounded by an assailant Radio Peking reported today. (See this page)
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    Lock icon Brezhnev visits Belgrade 'to cool China's influence'
    366 2 Brezhnev visits Belgrade 'to cool China's influence' BELGRADE, Tuesday SOVIET party leader Mr. Leonid Brezhnev arrives tomorrow for talks with President Tito as part of a Kremlin rampai g n to neutralise China's growing influence in the Balkans. A proclamation by the Yugoslav Socialist Alliance called on Belgraders to give
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    Lock icon Massive anti-Red demos in Phnom Penh
    287 2 Massive anti-Red demos in Phnom Penh PROTESTS AGAINST VIET PRESENCE PHNOM PENH, Tuesday <§OME 40,000 Cambodians staged a big anticommunist demonstration in the streets here today. The demonstrators were mainly Buddhist monks, students, teachers and government employees protesting the North Vietnamese and Vietcong presence in their country. The protestors Included
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    Lock icon Thieu: A tougher line to beat the Reds
    177 2 CAIGON. Tues. PresiGeni Thieu, in the second campaign speech of his presidential referendum, repeated last nigtit his arguments for a tough s'.and a3a'nst the communists. For the first time, he told the electorate how, to cast a "no confidence" vote against him.
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    Lock icon Japan is getting ready for war, Peking charges
    206 2 UONG KONG. Tues. China today charged that Japan was building up its navy to prepare for military aggression under the guise of ocean development and sea-bed survey. The New China News Agency said Japan had Increased its military expenditure to build more
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    Lock icon Drugs: USslm bail for Frenchman
    92 2 MEW YORK, Tues.— Bail was set at US$l million for Frenchman Jean Orslnl, accused of leading a plot to smuggle 2001bs. of heroin Into the U.S. aboard the liner Queen Elizabeth-2. A Federal magistrate set the total ball for the five people charged In the
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      203 2 THE GALANT PARADE You have seen the Galant 1300 and 1500 now yet another beauty joins the Galant parade Colt Galant 1300 Station Wagon The ultimate in aesthetic beauty and functional utility. More than a delivery truck, a station wagon designed for style, comfort, performance and utility for work or
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    Lock icon Another woman to look after US finances
    159 3 Another woman to look after US finances VV ASHINGTON, Tues. President Nixon yester d a y nominated Romana A. Banuelos, a Mexi-can-American businesswoman, to become Treasurer of the United States, an office in which she will place her signature on all US. paper currency. Continuing President Harry Truman's tradition of
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    Lock icon Kaunda goes all out to foil opposition
    300 3 KAPWEPWE: ONLY I SEEM TO HAVE BEEN LEFT OUT LUSAKA, Tues. The wave of arrests of Opposition politicians yesterday appears to have broken the challenge posed to Zambian President Dr. Kenneth Kau nd a by the defection of his former deputy. The Government,
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    Lock icon US anti-drug drive paying off
    252 3 WASHINGTON, Wednesday. THE head of the Defence Department's drug abuse and alcoholism programme said today 1 the Pentagon's drive to cut the use of narcotics in South Vietnam appears to be paying off. Dr. Richard Wilbur laid the apparent success of the programme to special
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    Lock icon Floating fair plan to sell Asian goods
    101 3 Floating fair plan to sell Asian goods r |K>KYO. Tues. Japan plans to stage a series of floating trade fairs to help South-east Asian countries promote their exports, the Ministry of International Trade and Industry said today. A Ministry spokesman said a (air ship would present floating exhibitions for South-east
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    CHINESE PICK OWN SCHOOLS AFTER THAT ROW
    145 4 CAN FRANCISCO. Tues. Four private schools opened in Chintatown yesterday to about 1,000 elementary students withdrawn from public schools by parents who oppose court-ordered integration in buses. "We were forced to open these schools because of the strong desire of parents for a
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    Lock icon No trade war, pledges EEC
    482 4 BRUSSELS. Tuesday tiUROPEAN Com- mon Market nations have agreed to avoid for the time being any moves that could escalate into a trade war with the United States. Foreign Ministers of the six-nation trading bloc and their deputies decided that it was no time for
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    Lock icon Now new plan to expand the C'wealth export market
    198 4 Now new plan to expand the C'wealth export market NASSAU, (Bahamas), Tuesday. SCHEME to expand export markets for the 26 developing countries of the commonwealth was approved yesterday in the first of a week-long series of financial meet- ings. The Commonwealth Fund for Technical Cooperation will enlarge operations to emphasise
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    Lock icon BLAST AT OFFICE OF CONGO'S U.N. MISSION
    141 4 BLAST AT OFFICE OF CONGO'S U.N. MISSION MEW YORK, Tues. A pipe bomb exploded outside the office of Congo-Kinshasa's UN mission yesterday and an unexploded bomb was found outside the Malawi V.N. mission office. A woman and her two children were injured by flying glass from the bomb which went
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    Lock icon River tragedy
    30 4 KRISHNAGAR. Tues. At least 12 people were feared drowned when a boat carrying about 30 people capsized in the Gursurl River near this West Bengal town today. Reuter.
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    Malaysian call for joint bid to boost tourism
    279 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Malaysia and Singapore should work together to promote tourism, the Malaysian Minister of Commerce and Industry, Inche Mohamed Khir Johari, said today. "We must do everything possible to encourage the flow of tourists between and into our own two countries,"
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    STU to start 'buy at discount' plan next month
    193 5 STU to start 'buy at discount' plan next month SINGAPORE, Tuesday THE Singapore Teachers Union will launch its Buying Service Scheme at the end of next month. A special committee has been set up to deal with the matter and negotiate with firms and banks for special discount rates for
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    $45 for 45 mph
    33 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. Taxidriver R. Govlndasamy was fined $45 today for speeding at 45 m.p.h at Buklt Timah Road where the speed limit is, 30 mph on May 26. 1967.
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    British book exhibition
    49 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The British Council will hold a twoweek exhibition of the latest British books on town and country planning at the foyer of the National Library from tomorrow to Oct. 6. It will be open to the public from 8.30 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily.
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    MP's call for support
    68 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. The MP for Sembawang, Mr. Teong Eng Siong. on Sunday urged his constituents to support and cooperate In the Government's forthcoming antl-pollutlor campaign. He made Uie call during a tour of Lorong Maha and Sembawang Jalan Kechll to check on the environmental conditions In
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    Up to 103 million
    51 5 SINGAPORE, Tues. Water use yesterday rose steeply by seven million gallons over Sunday to 103.3 million gallons the highest consumption for a Monday since July 19 (103.7 million gallons) over nine weeks ago. Rainfall at Seletar yesterday was .05 inch, Peirce .08 inch and Macßitchie .04
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    Big rush for learn to-speak Mandarin records
    141 5 Big rush for learn to-speak Mandarin records SINGAPORE, Tues. A project to encourage conversational Mandarin through lonf-playinr records is off to a rood start— even before the albums are pressed. For orders for some 5.000 sets each set consists of two LPs have already been received. This represents 50 pet
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    Taekwon-do
    26 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The YMCA (Orchard Road) will start Its taekwon-do classes for beginners on Oct. 1. Further details are available from the Orchard Road office.
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    Workers clean up flood litter as the sun shines
    263 5 Workers clean up flood litter as the sun shines OENANG, Tues. After a continual downpour since last Saturday, the sun shone brightly this morning but only for half a day. .The welcome break ended at noon when intermittent showers fell over the island, punctuated by occasional sunshine. As a result
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    SOS awaits approval
    64 5 SINGAPORE. Tues. The proposed Singapore Organisation of Seamen (SOS), which submitted its constitution to the Registrar of Trade Unions more than a month ago. is still waiting for approval. With a present membership of 2.000 seafarers, the SOS is an attempt at protecting the interests of local
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    Complaints so the Govt may ban daching
    344 6 Complaints so the Govt may ban daching SINGAPORE, Tues. The daching subject of so much controversy and complaints recently may soon disappear along with the Imperial System. For' coming meetings between the Metrication Board, the Trade Division, the Chambers of Commerce and CASE (Consumers Association of Singapore) may result in
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    Rumours about bank man's wife that led to divorce
    229 6 Rumours about bank man's wife that led to divorce CINGAPORE, Tues. Bank cashier Chan Slew York, 34, told the High Court today how rumours in his bank strained his relationship with his wife, a mother of two. He said: "There were rumours among my bank staff that my wife was
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    Officers warned on papers
    194 6 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday T<HE Government will take action against A any officer found to have delayed the verification of Article 30 citizenship certificates. The Commissioner-Gen-eral of National Registration. Inche Mohamed bin Yeop Abdul Raof. who said this today, pointed out that verification of the certificate "shouldn't
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    Counselling course
    46 6 Counselling course SINGAPORE. Tues. The University of Singapore's Department of Extramural Studies will conduct a 10-lecture public course on' Counselling and Outdance from Oct. 4 at 7.30 p.m. The speaker will be Dr. Harry J. Morgan, director of Counselling and Outdance at St. Patrick's Secondary School.
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    Brandy haul from ship: Man allowed $10,000 bail
    233 7 SINGAPORE, Tuesday A MAN was charted today in connection with the Customs seizure of 2.760 quart bottles of brandy aboard the Fortune light, a 3.024-ton freighter, at Woodlands Shell jetty. Lee Chung Chow alias Li (hunt Chau, 53. denifd in the First
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    Power, water restored to Mount Sinai and Holland Grove
    187 7 Power, water restored to Mount Sinai and Holland Grove SINGAPORE, Tues— Water and electricity supplies to Mount Sinai Estate and Holland Grove Park, hit by a road "Cave-in" last week, have been restored. A PUB spokesman said today that electricity to the two housing estates were restored by 6.10 p.m.
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    ONLY GIANT TURTLE IN CAPTIVITY DIES
    83 7 DANDAR SERI BEG A WAN. L Tues. The world's only giant leathery turtle in captivity died here yesterday after a futile two-year battle for survival. The turtle described as a zoological rarity was kept in a cloth-lined .tank to prevent further 'damage to Its
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    Experts probe blast at gate of house in XL
    134 7 Experts probe blast at gate of house in XL ITUALA LUMPUR, Tues.— Police today called In chemists and bomb experts from the Ministry of Defence to investigate an explosion in front of a house in Jalan Chui Loke, Setapak, last night. No one was injured in the blast at 9
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    Asian ballroom dance contest
    56 7 SINGAPORE. Tues. A husband-and-wife dance team Mr. and Mrs. David Yeo. will represent Singapore at the 1971 Asian Pacific Professional Ballroom Dancing championships in Tokyo on Nov. 7. The couple, selected by the Singapore Ballroom Dancers' Association, will compete with 62 other teams from New Zealand.
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    A study cruise offer to varsity students
    189 7 A study cruise offer to varsity students By MIKE CONNORS TOKYO, Tues. A Five scholarships are being offered to Singapore university students for a 120-day world cruise on board the intern ational floating university liner, the Universe Campus. Those selected will join the liner when she sails in at the
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    Switch to metric 'a good idea' say taxi owners
    238 8 Switch to metric 'a good idea' say taxi owners CINGAPORE, Tues. 13 Members of the Taxi Owners Co-opera-tive Association are looking forward to the switch-over to the metric system. "It's certainly a good idea to fall in with the international standard of measurement and our members do everything they can
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    Productivity seminar
    48 8 SINOAFORE. Tues. A three-day seminar on productivity Improvement techniques will be held by the Singapore Polytechnic Engineering Society, starting on Thursday. Mr. A. Edls. principal of the Polytechnic, will officiate at the opening of the seminar, which will be held aj, the Polytechnic's main lecture hall.
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    Taxi-driver fined $35
    49 8 SINGAPORE. Tues. Taxidriver Sim Tal Ttong was fined a total of $35 on two offences in Upper Thomson Road on March 16. 1969. He was fined $20 for not illuminating the rear licence plate of his taxi and another $15 for not wearing his driver's badge.
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    ARTIST WHO RAISED TIGER TO PAINT A MASTERPIECE
    280 8 ARTIST WHO RAISED TIGER TO PAINT A MASTERPIECE HE reared a tiger to paint The Tiger's Roar. And it took Prof. Chang Tan Nung. the Chinese artist, just about 10 years to capture that brief, breathtaking moment on Chinese rice-paper, in glorious colour. It was the best work of Prof.
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    Govt urged to decide soon on city plan issues
    739 9 SINGAPORE, Tues A United Nations town planning expert has callea for the earliest possible" decision and action by the Government on five major city planning issues. They are: DISTRIBUTION of residence and employment In Singapore; CONTINUE?) concentration of central activities in
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    Resignations close Gerakan branch in Kuantan
    81 9 Resignations close Gerakan branch in Kuantan KUANTAN Tues.— All 43 members of the Gerakan Ra'ayat Malaysia branch here have resigned. Disclosing this today, the branch secretary, Mr. E. Arumugam said that as a result the branch had ceased to function. The branch, which was formed in November last year, backed
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    Health ministers meet in kL
    48 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Indonesian and Singapore Ministers of Health. Prof. O.A. Siwabeasy and Mr. Chua Slan Chin, arrived here this evening (or talks with their counterpart. Tan Sri Sardon, on regional cooperation on health. Tan Sri Sardon greeted them at the airport.
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    Prize-giving
    37 9 SINOAPORE. Tues. Inche Mohamed Ohazall Ismail. MP for Aljunled and Parliamentary Secretary (Education), will be the guest of honour at the first speech and prize-giving day of Upper Serangoon Technical School on Thursday at 5.30 p.m.
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    Two senior varsity students suspended for ragging girl
    161 9 Two senior varsity students suspended for ragging girl SINGAPORE. Tues. Two senior University of Singapore students were suspended today after a disciplinary board found them guilty of ragging a first-year girl student. They will be barred from lectures, tutorials and the hostels one of them, an arts student, for 10
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    Police on look-out for 'Nylon String' gang
    130 9 Police on look-out for 'Nylon String' gang SINGAPORE, Tues— Police were today hunting down a three-man "nylon string" gang who terrorised a family for 30 minutes before escaping with nearly $6,000 in cash and jewellery last night. The trio had earlier forced themselves into a shop on the ground floor
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    Clock gift to Shangri-La
    51 9 SINGAPORE. Tues. The vice-president of K. Hattori and Co. in Japan Mr. Kentaro Hattori will hand over the world's first Seiko Mural World-Time Clock to Shangri-La Hotel on Friday. The mosaic clock which depicts a map of the Old World, tells the time of 14 major
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    Smallpox jabs for another 29,000 in Klang
    158 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. The Health Ministry hopes to complete smallpox vaccination of another 29.000 people in Klang and Port Swettenham by Thursday, the Minister for Health Tan Sri Sardon, said today. When ihe campaign ends, 180,000 people 80 per cent of the combined
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    IRENE HOPES FOR A DOUBLE IN MSA AND MAL UNIFORM QUEST
    319 11  - IRENE HOPES FOR A DOUBLE IN MSA AND MAL UNIFORM QUEST LEE SU SAN By Fashion designer Irene Lim (above) does not always look this serious when she discusses her creations. It is just that this time she has more at stake. The designs were her entries for MSA's uniform
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    World's biggest container ship for S'pore
    78 11 World's biggest container ship for S'pore SINGAPORE. Tues.— The world's biggest container ship, Tokyo Bay, is expected to start her SingaporeEurope .ervice next year. The first of five vessels being built for Overseas Containers Ltd. foi the service, she was launched In Hamburg yesterday. Shf has an overall length of
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    Nair for Tokyo symposium
    63 11 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Nl UC secretary-general. Mr. C. V. Devan Nulr. left for Tokyo today to attend the Asian regional symposium on "Trade Unions and Economic Development" sponsored by the Japanese Federation of Lauour. After the symposium, he will go to Seoul for the meeting of
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    Teacher tipped for senator
    61 11 PENANO. Tues. A Ballk Pulau school teacher has been strongly tipped to succeed Prof. Syed Hussein Alatas as new senator for Penang. Mr. Oh Slew Aun. 46, who Is on the stall of Sin Mln School at Sungel Plnang, Ballk Pulau, is expected to be elected
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    Chua to open art show
    63 11 SINGAPORE. Tuts. Mr. Chua BUn Chin, the Minister for Health, will open an art exhibition organised by St. Andrew's Mission Hospital for Children on Friday at 6 pm The exhibition will show works of surgeon Mr. EM T Lv and 12 other leading artiste. Half
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    Biggest drive against pollution is now on
    335 11 Biggest drive against pollution is now on CINGAPORE, Tues. A massive Keep Singapore PollutionFree campaign is now on. The biggest such campaign believed to have been organised by the Government, It involves all the ministries and statutory boards. Although the campaign will be officially launched on Oct. 1, various operations
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    Now unions ask for medical benefits for aided schools
    317 11 Now unions ask for medical benefits for aided schools CINGAPOHS, Tues. The Government should extend medical benefits to the families of aided school staff as it has now taken over former British military hospitals in Alexandra and Sembawang, teachers unions here said today. The unions said they strongly support the
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    ASIAN MINISTERS OF LABOUR TO CONFER
    67 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The deputy Minister of Labour and Manpower. Mr. Lee San Choon. will lead a three-man delegation to the Asian Labour Ministers' Conference to be held In Seoul from Sept. 27 to Sept. 30. Mr. Lee will De accompanied by the ministry's
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    Court told of IQ test on murder accused
    477 11 Court told of IQ test on murder accused SINGAPORE, Tuesday A psychologist told A the High Court today that a gardener accused of the double-murder of the amah and cook of a Leedon Park house last November could be "mentally defective." Mr. Wong Mun Kee, who was testifying at the
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      PUBLIC BRAINS
      488 12 In promising senior civil servants the "best possible deal" Tun Razak has also said that matching pay and perks with these in the private sector is out of the question. There certainly is a movement of professional and skilled manpower from the public to the private sector and
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      PERILS OF JAYWALKING
      280 12 Singapore's National Safety First Council puts the pressure on road users during a 10-day pedestrian safety campaign" which began on Sunday. While the Council's wider aim is to keep roads safe for all, this campaign is aimed at reducing the number of accidents, involving pedestrians. The number
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      TAIWAN'S FUTURE
      256 12 Taiwan's Foreign Minister, Mr. S. K. Chow, has broadcast in New York his delegation's determination to "tight to the last" to keep the People's Republic of China out of the United Nf.tions. This sort of extravagant posture was only to be expected. But Mr. Chow did not say
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    HOW FAST CAN YOU READ THIS?
    595 12 BY WILLIAM STEVENS: ATLANTA SPEED reading, which became something of a national fad after President Kennedy prescribed it for the White House a decade ago, to no longer a fad but a solid fixture of American education. The academic argument over whether speed readIng
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    A year in the life of a Prime Minister
    1731 12  -  SAMAD ISMAIL By TUN RAZAK— THE MAN, HIS STYLE AND THE DAYS OF CHANGE TODAY Tun Razak completes his first year as Prime Minister. In this period he has impressed Malaysia with a new style of leadership which promises to be
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      111 12 m no more persuasion Youngsters come running at vitamin time because they just love Vi-daylin. Vi-daylin the golden honey mixture of vitamins A, D, BComplex and C that tastes like lemon-candy. And Vi-daylin-M the same delicious taste with a full range of 12 vitamins and 7 minerals including iron. One
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      Far E-Levingston becomes designated counter
      989 13  -  BLAIR JOHNSON By QVHH the past three and a half months Far East Levingston's equity has been tnrned over ni3re than three times. Back in July, the Stock Exchange Committee called for an explanation from the company's directors regarding the abnormal trading in its shares
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      Production to start soon at Malaysia's latest plywood mill
      257 13  -  LEE FOO SAN By IPOH: A new plywood factory, one of the biggest In Malaysia, Is expected to turn out about 100 million square feet of plywood annually from next January It is being established by Great Eastern Mills at a
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      Malaysian economic journal revived
      226 13  -  HENRY CHANG By rpHE Economic Asso- elation of Malaysia has resumed publication of its halfyearly Journal Kail ian Ekonomi Malaysia after a lapse of several years. It has brought out the first two of the backissues, Vol. 5, No. 2, Dec. 1968 and Vol. 6, No.
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      CITY TALK
      173 13  -  CROESUS I By A mine 0f A MINE of information is the best description I can five to a series of booklets recently published by Grant PR on behalf of Bank Ekspor Impor Indonesia. After hearing about the series I purloined a set from Grant and now wouldn't
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      BIG NAMES KNOCKED OUT AS NATIONAL MANAGEMENT GAME ENTERS NEW ROUND
      515 13 BEHIND the cover of assumed names, some of the top local companies taking part in the National Management Game in Singapore failed to Justify their reputation for profitability. For the last trading period of Round 2 saw them tottering,
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      56 13 "Bellissimo! BOAC flies direct to Rome. Fbr some people there is only one airline. BOAC flies to Rome 4 times a week from Singapore. Choose a VCIO flight on Sunday mornings or Friday evenings. Or jet there in one of our evening 707's Mondays and Thursdays. Call your travel agent.
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      316 13 INSIDE Life assurance popular with lower Income froup; Shares of Australian horse-racinf venture in Indonesia slump; Shipping column; People in business. Pafe 14. Company news; Share market report; Coir.modities; Overseas markets New York, Melbourne. Honf Konf; I'lo&inf prices and business done. Pafe 15. TEAMS FOR ROUND 3 The draw has
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    FAO helps Indons harvest more fish
    252 14 INDONESIA Is making a 1 massive effort with United Nations help to harvest more fish from Its teeming waters to help feed Its 116 million people, says the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) In a release. Though there are some 800,000 fishermen In the
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    SHARES OF AUSSIE HORSE-RACING VENTURE SLUMP
    227 14  -  KINGSLEY WOOD By SYDNEY: Sharemarket valuation of the worth of the Australian venture to establish horse-racing in Indonesia has fallen AS2 million since the first meetinr of the Djakarta Racine Club (DRC). DRC Investments shares have slumped to a low 60 cents compared with
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    Life assurance popular with lower income group, says specialist
    424 14  - Life assurance popular with lower income group, says specialist AUSTIN MORAIS By AN INSURANCE A specialist in the field of life agency manage ment, Mr. Horatio A. Mascarenhas, has refuted the popular belief that it is easier to sell life assurance to higher Income groups. "It is easier to sell
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    According to schedule
    754 14 r[E construction of two 14,800 dwt "Freedom" type vessels In the Tanjong Kling yard of Jurong Shipbuilders in Singapore is proceeding according to schedule. The first vessel is expected to be completed in August next year while the second will be ready in December. Both have been
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    106 14 Mr. Peter W Matthews has been appointed passengers sales manager, South-east Asia, of Canadian Pacific Air, with effect from Sept 1. His new responsibilities will cover development of passenger traffic between Canada and South-east Asia, including India and Pakistan. Tuan Syed Ahmad Idid, assistant personnel manager of
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    API plan to. put Malaysia on world tourist route
    186 14 By HENRY CHANG ASIAN Pacific International has taken step to set up a company n Malaysia to put it en the International touri* 1 route in a positive majner. This follows a visit here b\ API directors, lnclud:: Mr. Hugh McCarron
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      130 14 f British I I Industrial I I Exhibition I I 18th to 29th October I I Ayer Rajah Portsdown Roads I B ;N v 'V. B Special Public Preview: 10 am to 6 pm 18 October B Week-days: Trade Buyers only 10 am to 2pm I B Trade and Public
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1019 15 did and orpin prick orn CIALLY LISTIO AT TNI CLOtl OP BUIINEII IN TNI lINCAPORI AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMI OP TNI STOCK IXCMANCI WITH PRICE MOVIMINTI IN BRACKET! VISTIRDAV WERI INDUSTRIALS CLOSING TONE: Hotels easier while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Officials total turnover as supplied by
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1293 15 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A.C.M.A. (30) 1.64. Alcan (1) 1.48. (1) 1.47. Allied Choc. (1) 2.00. Ben and
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        MELBOURNE
        321 15 TVTelbou lll^ Tues Heavy IVI we t g ht miners were cut back sharply on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Speculative miners and oils drifted and Industrials were steady with fractional moves throughout. Volume was around Its lowest point for the past two ye A F .A.O. dropped 25
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        Exchange rates
        162 15 THE Association of Banks :n Malaysia-Singapore announces m«c best agreed merchant rates as at Sept. 21. Local dollar* to one unit of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Local dollar* to 100 uniU of Foreign Currency Belgian Franca
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        NEW YORK
        201 15 NEW YORK Men.— The stock market closed modestly lower on slack trading activity. The unofficial closing volume of (.54 million shares was one of the slowest days In the recent history of the New York Stock Exchange •urpaaaed only by the 8.1 ml'lion shares on Aug. 9. 1971.
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        Indices
        151 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Monday 7u.oj Friday 'Of' Week ago 7115 RUBBERS Monday 232.47 Friday 228.61 Week ago 218.68 OILS Monday 323.04 Fr'day 330.40 Week ago 339.80 INDUSTRIALS Monday «l»-8 Friday «2.8 Week ago «25.» DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Monday 905.15 Friday 908.23 Week a*o 909.39 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday
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        HONG KONG
        198 15 UONG KONG. Tues. The "market started off aS If ft was going to follow yesterday's upward trend with most prices marked up on yesterday's closing. However, It didn't last and profit-taking set In on nearly all counters until shortly before the close there was a rally which lifted
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        Hong Kong rates
        36 15 On the frM M*M|i mrfttt In Hong Kong y«iteM«y th« U.(. a*Uv quoted at S.M for T.T. and 5.***** for MM, Ittrlkig wa* quoted at 14.34 and mm U.I .f i«M at 3OS.S3S.
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        Rises
        37 15 Lepone Plant $3.20 ICBC $645 usan $1.37 old Store $3 12 krarnrs $380 rwlde Hold. $1.33 td Motors $2.06 I and G $2.66 Union Rts $0 08 .16 .15 +.08 .08 .08 .06 .06 .06 .03.
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        Falls
        37 15 I 1. MOM tobinson "tone Sec. Veneer tothmans Isso i. P. Text. itlVO Serendab JAC 3>Z.DD $4 06 $3.22 $050 $284 $3.30 $0.87 $1.31 $1.45 $2.20 .iv —.10 —.08 —.04 —.04 —.04 —.03 —.03 —.03 —.03
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        INDICES
        30 15 Industrials: 189.70 190.1' Hotels: a 76.76 76.4; Properties: 133.79 134.4: Tine 97.40 97.41 i rubbers: 119.46 119.8! Dec. 30, 1966 100 Dec. 31, 1968 100 Dec. 29, 1962 100
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        Most active stocks
        19 15 Total Turnover: 3 33M Delayed Percentage: 21.94 E. L'ston iammon SEA iber Union 683.000 328.000 280.000
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      Sanyo suffers setback
      263 15 AT R O U B L EPLAGUED first half has knocked Sanyo Industries (Malaysia) off course barely a year after it emerged into the black following its problem i n f c s t ed debut. Net profits for the six months to June contracted severely to
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      HILTON NOW PROFITABLE
      125 15 THE Singapore Hilton Hotel is now operating on a profitable basis and a further Improvement in overall profitability is forecast for the future. Mr. Cho Jock Kirn, chairman of Far Eastern Hotels Development (owners of the Hilton) assures shareholders in the annual report that despite rising competition,
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      Sentiment still strong in market
      212 15 VALUES finished mixed in fairly active trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Initial firmness in selective stocks brought forth pro-fit-takers, resulting in irost of these closing lower. Tot; 1 turnover for the day MM down to 3.3 million units from Monday's
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        CLOSING PRICES
        20 15 SEPT. 21. RUBBER: 97.25 cents (down 0.59 cent). TIN: $625 (unchanged Official offering 288 tons (down 3 tons)
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        Tin price unchanged
        152 15 'THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday was unchanged at $625 per picul on an official offering down three tons to 288 tons. The local market was very steady with Rood support from the Continent and Japan. LONDON: A softer tone was evident in tin on Monday.
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        Gold markets
        54 15 Manday litunlay IU.I. »U London 42.30 42.05 Beirut 48.80 42.40 Honickonc 43.52 45.84 Zurich 42.208 42.038 43.408 42.258 P» r i, 42.48 42.81 rport (1) UNCH 43.60 B' pore (2) IM.M 180.00 (1) Export prlc« In non-it«rllng ar«»» IB U.S. dollar* i*r ounce. (2) Local dtaltn price* In
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        Copper prices
        36 15 London copper price* on Monday (previous In bracket*) Wlrebar Spot buyer f4l» 50 (£420 00) Mller £420.00 (£420 50) Three Month* buyer £428.00 (£428.50) Mller {428.50 (£428.00). Market ten*: Barely steady. Sal**: >,6M ton*.
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        PALM OIL
        33 15 In London on Monday the price* of Malayan 5 par cant CIX UK/N European port* In bulk, (terling per long ton Jan. /Feb. wu quoted at UK £106 aeller* (£ll2 Mlltra).
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        Asian dollar
        55 15 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rate* are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. l mvi o ti vw 2 mtht 8 1/16 to 8 3 mths 8 to 8 >/19% S mths 8 1/18 to 8 9 mths 7 to 8 i
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        Rubber price drops
        292 15 rE rubber market yesterday opened about half a cent lower following lower than expected London advices. Like Monday, interest was thin and orders were lacking causing further softening during the morning. Towards the close, however, short-covering and official support for October made for slightly steadier conditions. The
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        PRODUCE
        118 15 (HlHtlf. PRODUCE CXCHANCE. K SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Cecenut Oil: bulk S4»| *eller*. drum $52 *eller*. Cepra: Mixed (f.o b.) loo*e Oct./ Nov. UK 'Com. S2*i B. Peeper: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100* NLW fl»s ieller«. Sarawak white f.o.b. »6<t NLW SlB5 *eller*. Sarawak ipeclal
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      793 16 ♦\VWWWWWWWVWWVWWVftVWWWMW* FABER UNION LTD. I SALES/MARKETING I MANAGER s Faber Union Ltd. invites applications from I; Singapore citizens for the position of Sales/ I; Marketing Manager. J 2. He will report to the General Manager j; J and will be responsible for planning sales l\ 5 and marketing policies of
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      712 16 CHIEF ACCOUNTANT Candidates are invited from suitably qualified and experienced persons to apply for the above senior position. QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE: (a) Should possess a recognised degree and/or equivalent professional qualification in Accountancy. (b) Three years' working experience in a related position preferably in hotels. (c) Should have ability to
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      560 16 POLIS DI-RAJA MALAYSIA JawaUn: INSPEKTER POUS PERCHUBAAN (WANITA) dl-dalam Pasokan Polls Dl-Raja Malaysia. 2. Permohonan2 hendak-lah mempunjal kelayakanS: Taral Keraayatan: Warga Negara Malaysia; (b) Umor. Tldak kurang darl 18 Uhun dan tldak lebeh darl 28 tahun pada 2hb Januarl. 1972. (c) Ukoran Badan: Bcrbadan tegap, sehat dan tlnggl tldak kurang
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      509 16 POLIS DI-RAJA MALAYSIA PENGAMBILAN MATA-MATA BIABA (WANITA) PERMOHONAN2 ada-lah dl-pelawa daripada Warga2 Negara Persekutuan (Wanita) untok berkhldmat sabagai Mata3 (Wanita). dalam Pasokan Polls Dl-Raja Malaysia. Hanya wanltaS yang mempunyai sharata kelayakan saperu oerikut sahaja yang dl-pelawa untok membuat permohonan Taraf: Warga Negara Malaysia Umor: Tidak kurang darl 18 tahun dan
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    What a wife found out on her wedding day
    299 17 What a wife found out on her wedding day SINGAPORE, Tues.— J Mr. Justice Winslow was told today of a love marriage between two childhood friends and neighbours which failed right from the start nine years ago. Cheong Yoke Eng, the wife, said: "I discovered on my wedding day after
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    Trade fair at New World
    39 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Shaw Organisation will hold a trade exhibition at the New World Amusement Park from Nov. 19 to Dec. 26. M^re than 100 stalls representing local and foreign goods will take part.
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    Varsity drops segregation
    435 17 STUDENTS PROTEST AT EXPERIMENT SINGAPORE. Tuesday fHE University of Singapore has dropped an experimental scheme whereby "bright" students are separated from their "dull" classmates. The experiment was Introduced when the new semester started on July 5. But after vigorous protests and representations oy the students concerned second-year
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    Science aids show
    64 17 SINGAPORE, Tues Professor Hon Yung Sen, associate professor of physics at the University of Singapore, will open a three-day exhibition of science Apparatus at St. Joseph's Institution on Thursday at 10 a.m. The exhibition, organised by the Science Teachers' Association of Singapore, is to familiarise teachers with
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    Certs for sea trainees
    45 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. Mr. Y.C. Chang, managing director of Pacific International Lines Pte. Ltd., will present certificates to 91 graduate trainees of the training ship Singapore on Saturday at 10 am The trainees are (he 65th batch to graduate from the ship.
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    More flats at Queenstown
    34 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. The Housing and Development Board Is to build a total of 1.319 flats costing |8S million at Queenstown, Neighbourhood 7. The homes will go up In multl-storeyed blocks.
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    What turns Rosa off when she sings
    186 17 What turns Rosa off when she sings SINGAPORE, Tues. She likes "everything" but an unappreciative audience. Taiwanese singer Rosa Fang (above) says that turns her off. But like any "on with the show" performer, she doesn't let in turn her off. "When people do everything but listen to my singing,
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    Guard gets two years for $37,000 jewel theft
    237 17 Guard gets two years for $37,000 jewel theft SINGAPORE. Tues.— A security guard with five previous convictions was Jailed for two years by a magistrate's court for stealing $37,000 worth of gems from a Bombay businessman. Rajoo Narayanan Govindasamy. 28, was found guilty of snatching a briefcase from Pravin Jhaveri.
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      248 17 On your TV and Radio IS Mtoffi* SUfflmary ft 522,0-^onship Wrestling 5.30 Journey to the Centre of the 9.00 News (Ml Earth 9j 7 Peristiwa ["^M The Second Malaysia Plan 0.17 Everglades 9.50 F B I 0.43 The Jack La Lanne Show 10.49 Here' Come the Brides 7.05 The Ed
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      662 17 3.00 P.M. Opening followed by m Their Spare Time Housewives' Matinee Double 1 1 1 Po Kun S < A Mandarin MysteryFaces (A Mandarin ,i, m Part 1- 1M English subtitles) O.OS F. 8.1. Turnabout 3.35 For the Family (Q 9 00 News (E) 4.0S A Diary of Events in
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    'Scrap bonus' call made to cause debate, says Neill
    480 18 SINGAPORE, Tues. SINGAPORE Km plovers Federation president. Mr. J.D.H. Neill, said today his "scrap the Ixmcis" speech on Saturday was intended to encourage debate on the issue. He said: "We have got our point of view. The unions will have theirs.
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    Opium fine
    30 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Lee Cheng Slong, 44, was fined $200 today for having a packet of prepared opium and smoking utensils at Jalai. Memblna Barat at 7.20 p.m yesterday.
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    Police plea after girl's death by fire
    90 18 SINGAPORE, Tues.— Poliec today appealed to parents to take precautions in the home following the death of a three-year-old girl in hospital from burns. Goh Lan Kwan was playing with matchstlcks with her sister Lan Eng, five, in their Old Airport Road flat
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    STUDENT ADMITS UNION JACK THEFT
    109 18 STUDENT ADMITS UNION JACK THEFT SINOAPORE. Tues— A 20--year-oid pre-unlverslty student was today charged in a magistrate's court with stealing a Union Jack flag valued at $22. Ooh Kian Pong admitted dismantling the flag from Its mast at the National Sports Promotion Board building In Rutland Road, off Dorset Road,
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    Lecturer's visit
    49 18 SINOAPORE. Tue». Dr. Klaus Welnschenk, a lecturer from the Munich Institute of Educationally Handicapped Children, will arrive tomorrow morning for a three-day vlalt. He Is on hia way back to Oennany after a month-long tour of Asia sponsored by the Tokyo Research Institute for Mentally Retarded Children.
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    Worry led to suicide
    57 18 SINOAPORE. Tues. A verdict of suicide was recorded today on a trlsha-rlder, Tan Ah Chin, 49, who Jumped to his depth from a block of flats In Jaian Memblna Barat on Sept. S. The court heard that Tan was worried and depressed because his son, Yok
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    197 18 Lee opens new $2 mil Mt Alvernia hospital wing SINGAPORE, Tues. Tbe Prime Minister, Mr. Lee Kuan Yew, tonitht unveiled a. plaque in a fully air-con-ditioned four-storey medical complex to open the $2 million extension of Mount Alvernia Hospital. The extension block looks like a luxury hotel with its "executive
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    Two get nine months for smuggling ganja
    162 18 Two get nine months for smuggling ganja SINGAPORE, Tues. Two men, who smuggled In 12 lb. of ganja into Singapore yesterday afternoon, were each Jailed for nine months by a district court today. Mohammed Shamshurl bin Daan, 20, and Mohamed Saleh bin Abu Bakar. 25, admitted Illegally Importing the drug
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    61 18 Three youths charged with murder SINGAPORE, Tues.— Three youths were charged yesterday with murdering Ooh Cheng Kirn In Lorong Ah Thla. off Bukit Tlmah Road on April 13. Fiik Kal Chuan, Tang Oaek Seng, both 16, and Chua Chak Bong, 21, were represented by Mr. Peter Yap. The trio were
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    54 18 SINGAPORE. Tues. Inche Othman Wok, the Minister for Social Aflalrs and MP for Paslr Panjang. tonight spent three-and-a-half hours touring Block 1 of Queen's Crescent In his constituency. This was his seventh familiarisation tour to meet residents of his constituency. He was accompanied by a Paslr Panjang
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    30 18 SINOAPORE. Tues. Hawker Mohammed Khan Ahmad was fined $15 today when he summed selling cold drinks at a backlane In Selegle Road without a licence on Sept 9.
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      66 18 We are now at Supreme House <CZ: '^rJwg3^lß TRAVEL SERVICE (WHOUV CtofrCD SUMOAJTf Of GCJMN CMT-FUNO COWN JD] „yJk -"I I|BBai^%fG^«7GROUND FLOOR, <X*9* V*M I-Yil SUPHEME HOUSE. CSKLtfi A_aatfßWV I PENANG ROAD, BT' If) j '[SINGAPORE. I In every great city 1 there is a great newspaper in Hong Kong
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      250 19 Why homemade swimming trunks are banned I REFER to the letter by 1 •P.K.J (ST., Sept. 8) who complained that he was not allowed to swim In his home-made swimming •runks at the Queenstown dimming pool recently. The National Sports Promotion Board (Swimming Pools) Rules 1971 which came into effect
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      Bring along a typewriter said the interviewers
      184 19 RECENTLY my sister was called for an interview for the post of Clerical Assistant In the Port Authority. She was told to bring along a typewriter for a typing test in the morning, and to come again in the afternoon for an interview.
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      24 19 MENTION was made of our two vessels "Vishva Dharma" and "Vishva Seva" in your report (S.T.. Sept. 18) of President Girl's PSA harbour cruise.
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      94 19 Govt replies I REFER to the letter entitled "Why not a special 'black' list to check Spore citizens?" by "Commuter (ST.. Sept. 14). "Commuter" is thanked for his observations and comments concerning Immigration clearance of passengers from West Malaysia. Before the renovations and alterations at the Airport were completed, a
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      164 19 I REFER to the letter by "Chow" (S.T., Sept 16) headlined "Hold those road races In some secluded place". The Pesta Sukan 100 kilometres cycling race was held on Sept. 12 morning from the Singapore Turf Clvb—Dunearn R o a dAdam Road-Lornie RoadUpper Thomson Road-Old Upper Thomson RoadMandal Road-Woodlands Road
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      128 19 11/ITH reference to the TT letter by "Accidentscared" (S.T., Sept. 15), there is a speed limit of 30 miles per hour Imposed along Upper Aljunled Road. If motorists would observe this speed restriction there will be no threat of danger. However, the Public Works Department will look Into the matter
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      97 19 It was stated that the ships' horns were blown to attract the President's attention. As a matter of information, the ships' sirens were sounded in honour of tne President and this Is the highest courtesy which a vessel can show to a very distinguished person and a Head of State.
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      190 19 REFER to the letter by "Students" (ST., Sept. 3). Technical 4 students who are admitted to full-time courses at the vocational institutes follow a 25-hour week programme, for which the course fee is $6 per month. Secondary 4 students follow a 40-hour week programme, for which the course fee is
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      113 19 LATELY your papers reported many accidents. Including some fatal ones. I have in fact witnessed some rather serious ones along the 4th and sth miles Upper Serangoon Road and near the Paya Lebar police station. Recently, a van with some children In it overturned and landed on the crown of
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      112 19 rIE slogan "We need a pollution free Singapore" flashed on our TV has apparently been Ignored by the gardener who always likes to burn rubbish, dry grass and leaves in a compound at the back of the church adjacent to Raffles Girls' Primary School
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      214 19 Teacher who can't find time to complete the syllabus MY SON Is in his final year at school preparing for a very important examination. He is taught mathematics by a trainee graduate teacher. Undoubtedly, my son's teacher is a capable person with a sound knowledge of mathematics. Her oiilv drawback
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      114 19 I APPEAL to those responsible to give proper notice to NTT'C Comfort taxi-owners who are late in making their weekly instalments before impounding their vehicles. It seems that when a taxidriver has delayed a weekly payment a "seiiure" team would straightaway seize the taxi from the road in the presence
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      104 19 DRIVING WITH GIRLFRIEND IN ONE ARM LAST Sunday morning, as we were travelling along Bedok Road, my husband and I saw a most disgusting sight. A couple in the car in front were hugging and kissing each other while the man was trying to hold on to the steering wheel
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      140 19 /CONTRACTORS are cur\j rently engaged In renovating the Farrer Park Athletics Centre. These contractors are given a deadline to complete these renovations. And as usual, they are inconsiderate and create a nuisance for the residents In the vicinity. These workers start off early In the morning and continue work till
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      170 19 ]||V advice to car owners Is 'keep your car-park-Ing receipts for as long as two months and you will save some money.' This Is the conclusion I draw after my many encounters with the Car Parks Division. On Aug. 7 I parked my car at lot 14, Tan Quee Lan
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      214 19 /rW^tT^A\C/a They make the Shang Palace an epicurean's dinner delight! Savour chefs Cantonese specialities served in a tranquil atmosphere. Discreetly-lit lanterns, beautiful playing fountains and cool marble complete the serene scene. Come, experience a whole new way of dining Shang. Valet parking service is available. Shangri-La hotel where life is
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      800 20 I.A.T.A. established Travel Agency require* following personnel: 1. Sales/Public Relations Officer. 2. Office Secretary. 3. Junior Accounts Clerk, 4. Driver— mlmlnum two year* experience. Apply with full particulars and photograph (non-returnable) to Box A 4374 B.T. TWO SINOAPORI CITIZENS female. Chinese Age above 21 to work as shop assistant cum
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      857 20 AN ENCLISH SPEAKING general amah required. Working hours 9 a.m. i p.m. Sundays and holidays of.. Apply personally anyday from ft p.m. 7 p.m. 10-K, Napier Road, B'pore 10. MOTOR TRADING COMPANY require* a female clerk/typist to start work immediately. Interview by appointment. Ring *****5/*****9 for Miss Scow between 9.00
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      905 20 QUALIFIED INTERIOR DISIGNIR— full part-time-good In perspective drawing and colour scheme. Apply to Box A 4434 B.T. Spore. REQUIRE OFFICI BOY Immediately, must have own scooter/bicycle. Starting salary $80-'- Call 87 C, Buklt Timah Road. Singapore. FEMALE CLERK CUM SALESGIRL, experience unnecessary. Apply personally. Hong Kwang Company. 4839. Blk. 3.
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      1036 20 KINO'S ROAD District 10 new beautiful split-level semi-detached fully furnished two air con*., one T.V Telephone. Rental $1,800/-. Seletar Hill semidetached double storey fully furnished. Rental $300/-. Contact *****4 (after 5 p.m. *****2). DIST. IB HOLLAND ROAO Mat* luxuriously furnished $600/- $1,200/-. Ming Teck Park house $650/-. Jalan Jellta $700/-,
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      944 20 SPACIOUS COMFORTABLE ROOM. Oood location. Quiet surrounding. Prefer single working person |150/--monthly Mi ***** Spore SIRANCOON GARDENS. Clean. bright. airy unfurnished terrace house at Chlsalhurat Grove. 5275/--per month. Ring Mr*. Tan *****. MODERN FURNISHED PLAT Immediate availability. District 11. 2 Bedrooms. Servant-room, Mosaic Parquet floorings Contact (S'pora) *****3. DIST. 10—
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      958 20 HOLLAND ROAD furnished bungalow $230,000/- Bukit Ttmah 40.000 aq.ft. bungalow $390,000/- Chancery Lane bunga'ow $200,000/Dragon View Mansion furnished $79,000/- Buklt Tlmah semi-detach-ed $79,000/- Ring *****5. *****3 CREENFIELD ORIVI Frankel Estate luxury 2-storcy bungalows (2 units) Freehold 8.500 »q. ft. each 6 bedroom*, marble flooring aluminium sliding door/window Enqui--4773 Beach Road
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      952 20 YOGA AT WOOOSVILLI Health Centre 38. Woodsville Road, Spore. Yusmin Balf In attendance. For appointment phone X***** 808 DRIVING SCHOOL. Dual-con-trolled Kxperlenced Instructors. Ketch and send back Hourly $600/-. 124. Kllllney Road Spore *****8. LAMBERTS DRIVING SCHOOL. Dualcontrolled Morris lt'TO, Hourly $6/-. 10 Balmoral Road. Tel: (Spore) *****/***** PUPIL'S OR
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      1271 21 in LIVERPOOL ANO OTNER U. K./CONTINENTAL PORTS. ANtHISIS Liverpool. Belfast. G,.sgo. Dl i""* JIBL. fuMAEUS Liverpool Sept n n ""/leaaj (UTOMEOON Liverpool. Dublin teat 2l tepta teat 2l/ 1 HILENUS -lenoes Od 9 Od 7 oct 1/16 Oct 11 ssssu u».^"^vgs as oct^ /11 B S PERSEUS leuoes. Dublin Nat
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      1116 21 w M l l vMCi 1 1 LJ LJ A l nY I f J KFWVm jf EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE j P. Sham Penam Singapore LOADING FOR: SIENA Sept 21/21 Od 11/12 Sept 21/27 C'blanca H'burg/B'men R'dam 2nd Call Od 1/11 Adam. A'tierp, C'hagen. Aarhus, G'burg, Oslo, Maimo TRIANON
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      949 21 jr^^^l gH I EXPRESS SERVICE TO LONRON, LIVERPOOL t CONTINENTAL PORTS. BEKCAIRN RFNHOPF fof Liverpool Net I j DCnnUrC Rotterdam Net 21 I Singapore P Sham Penang Bremen Net 24 I Od 1/ 1 Hamburg Net 26 I Singapore P. Sham Penang j BFNNEVIS Bremen. G'mouth, Hull Od 1/ 3
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      1235 21 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST USA N.Orleans Bait Phi i K.York Penang p Sham Spore Djakarta Kingston LAOMEDON Jelly 30 Aef 0 Aaf 6 Sept 14 Sept 17 Sept 16 Sept 29 Net 14 MEMftON Anf l| Ang 24 Seat 1 Oct 7 Oct 4 Oct 14 Net
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      1031 22 rrrrrT^^^^rW^^^^^rrrr^^^^^^^^^^^HrrrT^^^^^^rrrrl mJU— KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sail* Japan Hongkong ETA Spore ETA P. Sham ■Sn.nM, Mara" II 1 Sept J $»»t Tll»|/24 Sipt "Uiisk.l Marl" ISIH Stpt 21 Sept •Sl.|tkawa Mara" MSept 21Sipt 1 Oct "Eiiati Mira" Oct 12 Oet
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      927 22 TOR NEW ZEALAND Penan j P. Sham Smiapore Lufiif fir: CHAKDIN* 1/7 Oct Auck.. Nipiir, Lytt., MORVAOA 21/ M Oct Auck, Will, Timaru, O'dm. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: S npaoore P. Sham Pinani Liafiif fir: RAJULAt ll Pert 35 Sipt 21 Sipt 27 Sipt Nappattinam. Madras RAJULAf 13/21 Oct 22 Oct 23
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      837 22 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. tr= (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) tt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Pinang Arntei: NEPTUNE ABUAMARINE I Pirt London 70/10 Havre "i 10 R'dam 27/10 HOurg 29 10
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      580 22 jM f~ MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD fl I No 3OE Jlrv »mpmg Ku«l. Lu.npur I I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang irrtvil: BUNCA ORKID 21/21 Sipt 31/3 Oet 4/1 Oct Ha.re 30/10 London 1/11 R uJftT o U A wcrp y
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      700 23 -|'HE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHO- iH 4 Sri Siam B 4 and nn.™. im 1 RITV ANNOUNCED TMI FOL- B I D ma 106 LOWINC BERTHING ARRANGE- OUT: Sri Slam B/4 MtNTS FOR «PT. M. PORT SWETTEHHAM OUT: Kotoku Maru 2. Benmacdhul Wharf Birth.: Ea»tern Protptr i HoeKh Orchid 6
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      726 23 TROPWOOD LINES MILWAUKEE EXPRESS FASTEST SERVICE TORONTO ATHTABULA MILWAUKEE Penong P'shom Spore Foe PLITVICE 26/26 Sept 27/28 Sept 29 Sept/2 Oct Toronto. Ashtobulo. Milwaukee Subject Inducement. Agents SINGAPORE: NG TEOW YHEE 1 SONS (PTE) LTD. (SHIPPING DEPARTMENT) 48 ■49 CHURCH STREET. SINGAPORE. 1. TEL: *****9. *****6. *****. *****. *****. P'SHAM:
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      724 23 SALE OF BRITISH ARMY STORES Tenders are Invited and will be received up to 9 a.m. 19th October 71 for the Sale of 1 Lot of DENTAL EQUIPMENT comprising 6515-99-210-5632 Suction Apparatus Surgical Electric ONE Vaculyser SV 6 Standard Model 6520-99-210-8665 Amalgamator. Electric Dental 200 fOUR to 250 Volt AC
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      662 23 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT JOHORE BAHRU ORIGINATING SUMMONS NO. 19S OF 1970. Between The Malaysian Co-operative Insurance Society Ltd. No. 36. Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur Chargee/ Applicant And Wan Abdul Rahman Bin Wan Ahmad Tajuddin No. 26 Jalan Marawan. Johore Bahru Chargor Respondent All that piece of
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      963 24 ((.'out. from Pane 20) Pats tor sale AVAM BRAND DOC FOOD chrapest and t>. $3 50 for 3 lbs. Trl< phone nUt during Dffio- hours. GREAT DANE PUPPIES for *al« Colours Tut«r-»trip«. Black. Gr*y. 6 wHk> old. RiriK ii'x'-Ta S por* ALSATIAN PUPPIES class 1. 7 »«ki. riiwormirt huite size
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      731 24 DIEPAVALI C HIGHLANDS 2-DAVS 3-nlKhts $40/- air-conditioned bus $50 Pangkor Island 2-days 3-nlKhts $45/-. 16/10 evening. Taiwan Double-Ten Tour 12-days $1,320/--10-days $1,250/- 8/10. Malaya 7-days $100/- Cameron Highlands 4-days $65 Sunday/Monday Panitkor Island 'Fraser's Hill .'.-days $83/South Thailand 6-days $95'- 27/9. 3 lU. Charter FliKhts to London/ ISA. KIB. President
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      1034 24 For Sale AVAILABLE HOUSING LAND 43.22 Acres w ithln Town Board Area 2 miUs from Kota Ktnabalu Town. 993 Years lease. Price reasonable. Complete with development Scheme. Genlune Principal only contact P.O. Box No. 795, Tel. 4539. Kota Klnabalu, Sanah. NASSIM A CO. will sell by auction in their saleroom.
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      1095 24 I*7o F/CORTINA SUPER. Volkswagen. F/Escort Super. F/Escort 4-Doors. 1969 n.itsiin 1000. 196S VfVlva. V /Victor 2000. Datsun 1000. 1967 M 1100 1966 M Mini Super. 1964 I MI. 1 100 1962 M 1100 1958 1-600 Teck Huat Co. 46. H.iti.i.Miii Roa.l Spore *****. *****. I*6o WHITE TRSA SPORTS CAR in
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      850 24 VIOLET'S SALON 2« The Elite Salon for Massage. Bteam Saunabath. Gent's Hair Stylist— 2B. TonVlnson Road. Tel: Spore *****4. MOOERN MASSACI, ORVHIAT, Infra-Rays Sauna/Steambath. 37-A, Victoria Street. Corner Bra* Basal) Road. *****. Spore. FLEMINCO STEAMBATH A MASSACE (Airconditioned) 248C-3. Orchard Road. Spore *****1. WOODSVILLE HEALTH CENTRE, 3S Woodsville Road For
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      283 24 Ladies hairdressing HAIR TINTING PIRMS and treatment done by London trained specialist at Helen of Beautl-Waves Salon. 19 Jalan Saudara-ku 15 Phone *****3 Where to stay (Spore) HOTEL SAVOY 10. A Upper Wllkle Road. Spore. Tel: ***** 3. Wellknown for personalised service. Central, elevated peaceful surroundings. Bwimmlng facilities and park.
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      509 24 a^BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBtSSSSSSSSSSSSSsVBSBaVsP INTERNATIONAL CHARTER AIRLINE INVITES A^IX^S BA& IN H I,NC^. L Rf" NC FLIGHT STEWARDESSES FLIGHT STEWARDS QUALIFICATIONS: Senior Cambridge School Certificate or equivalent. Good vision without spectaclesMust be able to converse and speak fluent English. The ability to speak local and foreign dialects will be an advantage. Pleasant appearance
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      Fine trial by Cup hope Royal Regatta
      487 25 ROYAL REGATTA is in great shape after a rest and a good performance in the Class 1 Div 2 race over 9f at Bukit Timah on Saturday can earn him a berth in the Singapore Gold Cup. Ridden by Jim Johnson, Royal Regatta
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      Grey Eyes goes like a winner
      293 25 fREY EYES, ridden by Dss Coleman. went like a winner when he beat two top-class sprinters Forcx (Tom Chiang) and Regal Singer in a 3f trial in 38 2/5 at Bukit Timah yesterday. A strapping five-year-old Australian gelding by Grey Seas, Grey Eyes was
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      Tiny Tim steps out smartly
      212 25 TINY TIM, a Class 6 horse who finished down the course in nearly all his nine starts, surprised trackwatchers when he sprinted smartly over 3f in 37 2/5 with Wadi Ahmad up. Heavenly Body worked well, running 3f ln 39 with ease in a trial
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      $1,500 for Cup fourth
      59 25 THE owner of the fourth horse in the Singapore Gold Cup to be run at Bukit Timah on Oct. 3 will z.tt $1,500 Instead of the usual $100, the Singapore Turf Club announced yesterday. With a record $60,000 in stake money, the winning owner will receive
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      85 25 SYDNEY, Tues Australian newspaper magnate Sir Prank Packer announced last night he would not be challenging for I the 1974 America's Cup yachting classic Sir Prank, head of Consolldadated Press ln Sydney, made the announcement at the Royal Sydney Yacht Squadron head- quarters. He said economic circumstances
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      882 25 FEDERATION OF MALAYSIA I NOTIPF IN THE SPECIAL SESSIONS I NOTICE C ,«AW,TO, JSJS^LSSR subsisting between VONO YOJ Tann Kok Aim Plalntlfl YIN. WONOSAU KEONO CHOW AnA LOK OUN *i CHOW LOK ONN ran Keat Swee Defendant CHONO KON FAH Tnd TOO Star. Kedah. chan jj,, KuaU UxmpXiT NOTICC <W
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      646 25 IKLAN TAWARAN TAWARAN2 ada-iah di-pelaw* untok kenderaau2 berikut yang telah dl-musnahkan untok diJualkan sechara tawaran. Kenderaan2 lnl boleh-lah dl-pereksa pada waktu Pejabat dl-Setor Perubatan Negeri. Hospital Besur Kuala Lumpur 1. Reg. No. BP 6640 Van Thames 800 2. BC 987 Car Morris Minor 3. BC 3926 Car Morris Minor 4.
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      625 25 MAJLIS PERBANDARAN IPOH ENAKMEN LEMBAGA BANDARAN (N.M.B. BAB IS7) NOTIB DIBAWAB SEKSHKN IST DENGAN INI DIBERI KEtahui bahawa ada-lah dl-cha-riungkan dl-bawah sekshen 144 Enakmen Lembaga Bandaran iN MB Bab 137) untuk meminda Felan Bandar Ipoh yang Dlluluskan No B 3 yang dl-siarkan *ebagal Pemberttahu No. 2846 dalam Warta Kerajaan Negerl2
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      339 25 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7 Organisation bound to be 9 Assit-rs points to all-round "'eased <6i animal <9> Ursine expression of contempt 10 Fastener to hold a horse <5) il 1 1 1. Punish victim for being a I 4 Three-sided art object hidden sucker (7> ln tnp rubbish (10)
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      S'pore bid for 1973 SEAP Games
      843 26  - S'pore bid for 1973 SEAP Games ERNEST FRIDA By Will SINGAPORE are likely to make a bid to host the next SEAP Games in 1973, jadging from the high powered delegation the National Olympic Council is sending to the SEAP Games congress meeting at Kuala Lumpur in December. The Minister
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      Open badminton: Yes by many top stars
      401 26  -  PERCY SENEVIRATNE JOE DORAI By and rXiHE 1971 Singapore Open 1 badminton championships, to be held from Oct. 6 to 10, holds promise of being a colourful affair with the confirmation from seven of the invited countries. The 'ayes' have come from Malaysia.
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      Kiwis trounce Poly 22-0
      57 26 The Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment's 'A' Company showed all-round superiority to trounce Singapore Polytechnic 22-0 (a goal and (our tries) in a SRU league dlv. three rugby match at Dover Road yesterday. Scorer* (or the Kiwis were O. Healey (two tries). Takiari (two tries and
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      171 26 lOLLILADS lost their heads and their unbeaten record when they crashed to a 2-0 defeat at the hands of Police 'A' In a keenlycontested FAS league dlv. two match at Farrer Park yesterday. After a ding-dong struggle from the whistle. Police cracked the
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      A final chance for two to make the trip
      194 26  - A final chance for two to make the trip ALBERT JOHNSON By CINGAPORE Amateur Weight Lifting Federatlon (SAWLF) has recommended two weightlifters who failed in the trials for the SEAP Games in Kuala Lumpur in December. They are Tan Klah Poh (bantam) and Tay Kai Hiang (middleweight). The two have
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      18 26 Tamil Brotherhood Association will organise a "Deepavali Cup" knockout soccer competitior. from Oct. 6 to 8.
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      81 26 POLICK MILITARY outpaced and outwitted SCC Colts to win 19-0 (four trirs and a penalty) in a SRU league div. three bottom of the table rugby clash at the padang yesterday. Their points came through tries by Hamid Said. Jermal Singh. Gerald Ong and Loh Swee Chye.
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      97 26 GOLF Spore Oovt. v Services (Buktt 1 p.m.). RUGBY SRU league: Dlv. one 'W Coy 1 RNZIR v 'B 1 Coy 1 RNZIR (Dieppe); Div. three 'B 1 Coy 1 RNZIR v W Coy 1 RNZIR (Dieppe). Under-23 trial match: Spore Under-23 v Police-Military (Thomson Road). SOCCER Mole Cup: Eastern
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      World XI: 3 South Africans invited
      392 27 JOHANNESBURG, Tues. Three South Africans have been invited to tour Australia with a World XI cricket team, the South African Cricket Association announced here today. Secretary Sid Martin said the Australian Cricket Board of Control had asked the SACA to extend invitations to Springboks
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      THAILAND SHOW POWER IN PENALTIES
      120 27 BANGKOK. Tues.— ThaiD land retained the Princr Vajiralonjjkorn's Cnp when they beat Malaysia 14 3 in the International riiyli. series at (he National Stadium here yesterday. The teams were level 3-3 at half-time the stronger Thais went on to win from a goal, two penalties
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      48 27 NEW YORK. Tues. Results of yesterday's American league baseball games Baltimore 8 New York 4; Washington 8 Cleveland 6 (Ist game); Cleveland 3 Washington 1 (2nd came); Milwaukee 3 Minnesota C The National league match between Philadelphia and Montreal was postponed due to rain. Reuter.
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      England on top in 'Test'
      153 27 I ONDON, Tues. England took the honours on the opening day of a computer cricket Test match against Australia billed as the ''Test of the century" at Lord's here yesterday. The match is being run in conjunction with an ex- hibitlon of business machines at
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      More women players turn pro
      110 27 More women players turn pro YEW YORK. Tues— Two Brix> tLsh players and two Americans were added to the Virginia Slims women's professional tennis group. Mrs. Gladys Heldman. publisher of World Tennis magazine, who launched the women's professional circuit last year, yesterday announced that Britain's Nell Truman and Marilyn Greenwood
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      135 27 AUSTRALIA IST INNS A. R. Morris lbw Laker 39 W. H. Ponsford b Verity 81 D. bridnun c and b Verity 22 C. G. MacArtney b Verity 31 K. Harvey b Hammond 4 R. S mpcon c Hobbs b Verity 18 K. Mller net out 48 R. Brnaud c
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      Zainudin 101 n.o.
      98 27 AN unbeaten century by Zaimudln Mean helped Malaysian Colts, declare at 215 fci five wickets In their fnenaly cricket match against Brunei Stragglers at the Kuala Lumpur Padang yesterday. Zainudin. who was involved In a 79-run partnership with S. Marlmuthu for the sixth wicket without being seperated.
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      213 27 Taiwan's Lu, Hsieh for World Cup YEW YORK, Tues. Lv Liang Huan, runner-up to American Lee Trevino in the British Open, will represent Taiwan in the World Cup golf tournament at the P.G.A.'s National Club in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida, on Nov. 11-14. James Linden. President of the International Golf
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      88 27 CYDNEY. Tuei. Australian tennis star Tony Roche will tomorrow undergo surgery that will determine his playing future. An orthopaedic surgeon at Sydney Hospital will operate on the ulnar nerve In Roche's left elbow. "My future depends on the outcome of this operation." Rcche. a left-hander told reporters
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      209 27 OANGOON, Tues. Six nations have been invited to take part in the East Asian zone qualifying round here next March for a place In the 1972 Olympic soccer tournament. The countries are Thailand, Indonesia, India, Ceylon, Israel and Burma. They will be fighting for just one place
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      218 27 I E MANS. Tues. The 72 cars still left in the gruelling automobile Tcur de Fiance began a speed test on the celebrated Bugatti Circuit here last night at the end cf the third stage which saw Frenchman Gerard Larrousse in the MatraSimca prototype consolidate
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    316 28 HONG KONG, Tues. Hong Kong's horse doping trial resumed today after a break of six weeks with leading Portuguese Jockey Joe Pereira taking the stand to defend himself. Pereira, 34, is one of six defendants alleged to have conspired to dope
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    21 28 VALLETTA, Tues. The Maltese parliament voted unanimously last night to abolish the death penalty for all categories of murder. Reuter.
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    The weather
    15 28 The weather outlook for Singapore today from 6 a.m. to noon: Isolated showers.
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    Lock icon Gloomy report by Pakistan Bank
    91 28 Gloomy report by Pakistan Bank KARACHI, Tuea.— The State Bank of Pakistan has confirmed the fears of economists that natural disasters and war largely wiped out the country's national economic progress during the past year. A generally gloomy report was b-sued by the bank yesterday, describing Pakistan's financial position up
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    Watch on vice at flats
    38 28 SINGAPORE, Tuea. The ami-vice department of the CID was tonight keeping a close watch on several blocks of flats at Kirn Tarn Road, off River Valley Road, following reports of prostitution and gambling.
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    Lock icon Fuel tanks blaze after Viet attacks
    189 28 DENSE clouds of black smoke billow from petroleum storage tanks hit by sapper and mortar attacks in Phnom Penh. Esso and Shell installations were set ablaze in the raid, the most daring attack by communist commandos inside Phnom Penh's city limits since the Indochina
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    Clashes again between police, students
    150 28 Clashes again between police, students in Saigon SAIGON. Tues. South Vietnamese stuaents clashed with police here toaay in a renewed outbreak of anti government violence. The ciash erupted when ponce fired a volley of tear-gas grenaaes at several hunorea science stuaents protesting against compulsory military training and next month's unconte&tea
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    38 28 SALISBURY. Tues. Hopes of a settlement of the six-year-old Rhodesian Independence dispute rose here today following a surprise two-hour meeting last night between Britain's negotiator. Lord Goodman, and Rhodesian Prime Minister lan Smith. Reuter.
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    38 28 UNITED NATIONS. Tues. The United Nations has received Its first official communication from North Vietnam a note of thanks for Secretary -Oener a 1 U Thant's expression of sympathy over recent floods In that country. AP.
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    34 28 WASHINGTON. Tues. Egypt and Israel have assured the United States that the Middle Bast ceasefire will be maintained despite last week's aerial activity over the Sues Canal. U.S. official* Indicated today. Reuter.
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    246 28 BRUSSELS. Tues. European Common Market diplomats said today they would consider new U.B. quotas on textile Imports as a serious escalation toward a trade war. They were commenting on reports that Washington will ask four Asian nations to keep down textile
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    25 28 NARITA, Tues. Scores of students were arrested and 21 policemen Injured today during fresh clashes over construction of Tokyo's second international airport. Reuter.
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    341 28 I ONDON. Tun.- The stock market rallied to eloae mlx«d In relatively quiet trading, the aubdutd tone reflecting tb* continued abaenca of n. wipapert At 5.48 pm tb* Financial Time* Index «v up 1.1 at 420 7. Brltlih Oiyfen reveraed an Initial IOM following tne nine roootha figurea
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