The Straits Times, 24 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Mao pics riddle
    576 1 Mao pics riddle Speculation grows over China crisis signs Landscapes replace portraits, quotations WARSAW, Thursday PORTRAITS of Chairman Mao Tsetung have been removed from public places and replaced by contemporary Chinese paintings "mainly landscapes" Poland's leading newspaper reported today. The report on China appeared in Zycie Warszawy, and was written
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    Lock icon Military flights still banned
    123 1 NEW YORK. Thurs. Western intelligence sources said today that there remained an almost total suspension of military flights over China and that there were extremely few commercial flights. Earlier reports said that these flights had been interrupted for three days last week and then resumed. The
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    All roads free of floods by 6.30 pm
    77 1 All roads free of floods by 6.30 pm CINGAPORE, Thurs. All roads which were flooded by the heavy rains this morning were open to traffic from 6.30 p.m., police said tonight. Till 4 p.m. only heavy traffic were allowed through Bukit Timah/ Stevens Road junction, and Whitley Road the two
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    Toto winning numbers
    37 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The numbers picked In today's Toto draw No. 75/71 were 45, 36, 24, 22 and 18. The additional number was 13. In the circles draw, the numbers were 38, 26, and 32.
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    Lock icon 'Castro' reward
    28 1 COLOMBO, Thurs. The Oovemment today offered a 5.000 rupee ($2500) cash reward for Information leading to the arrest of a Che Ouevartst Insurgent named Castro. UPI.
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    Lock icon Radar sites, petrol dumps hit in raids
    106 1 SAIGON, Thurs. The U.S. Hifh Command broke its silence today on Tuesday's massive American air raid over North Vetnam and announced that three air defence radar installations were knocked out and a number of fires started. A command spokesman said pilots saw a
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    The seat that has been kept for China for 21 years...
    738 1  - The seat that has been kept for China for 21 years... CHIA PCTEIK By b Singapore, j 1 Thursday pOREIGN Minister Mr. S. Raiaratnam, was non-committal lonijjlit on how Singapore would vote on the question of China's admission to the United Nations. Speaking to reporters at Paya Lebar International Airport
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    CID gets report on ENE forged shares
    180 1  - CID gets report on ENE forged shares BLAIR JOHNSON By SINGAPORE. Thurs. More forged share certificates purported to represent Empat Nombor Gkor scrip have come to light. Yesterday the company's registrar and the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore warned the market that a certificate for 1,000 shares had been
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    China: US loses first round
    273 1 China: US loses first round UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. The United States got off to a bad start with its "dual representation" initiative on China's representation at the United Nations, suffering a rebuff on one point and scoring a narrow victory on another in the UN. General Asse m b 1
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    2 charred bodies found
    86 1 KAJANG, Thurs. The charred bodies of an elderly couple were found early today In a forest reserve off the 6th mile Jalan Ayer Itam, near here. The couple were identified as a pensioner, Besant Singh, 67, whose body was found in a burnt-out car, and his
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    Blackout at Toa Payoh
    36 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Electricity supplies were cut off from seven blocks of flats In Lorong 4 Toa Payoh for about 30 minutes tonight. The cause was a faulty cable, which was quickly corrected.
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      Lock icon MISHIMA ASHES MISSING
      41 1 TOKYO, Thurs. The ashes of Yukio Mishima, Japan's internationally known writer who shocked the world by committing a ritual harakin suicide last year, were missing from his tomb in the western outskirts of Tokyo, police reported today. UPI.
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  • World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Village gripped by anger over prison killings
      259 2 OARIS, Thurs. Anger and fear gripped the village of Clalrvaux In eastern France today as prison staff and their families mourned the brutal killing of two hostages by two convicts during a 20--hour prison siege. The drama ended suddenly as police blasted their
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      Lock icon MALTA:
      426 2 VALLETTA, Thursday Accord in principle on new base pact MALTA and Britain have reached an understanding to negotiate a new defence agreement for the continued British use of bases on the strategic Mediterr a n c a n island. A statement issued in London and Valletta last night announcing
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      Lock icon Hanoi calls off meeting in protest against U.S. bombings
      221 2 Hanoi calls off meeting in protest against U.S. bombings PARIS, Thursday. THE North Vietnamese delegation called off today's session of the Paris peace conference in protest against massive American bombings north of the 17th parallel. It said it had decided to "postpone the session to Sept. 30." But the United
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      Lock icon FRANCE AND RUSSIA TO HOLD JOINT ROCKET TESTS
      139 2 FRANCE AND RUSSIA TO HOLD JOINT ROCKET TESTS KOUROU. (French Guiana) Thurs. A French rocket will carry a Soviet payload into space from the French equatorial launching centre here later this year, and a Soviet rocket with I French payload will be fired from a Soviet shin offshorr Mr. Bernard
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      Lock icon Britain ready for policy change on N. Ireland
      414 3 Britain ready for policy change on N. Ireland LONDON. Thurs. THE British Govern ment. in a change of policy, indicated yesterday that it was ready for major political concessions to the Roman Catholic minority in Northern Ireland. Mr. Reginald Maudling. Home Secretary In the Conservative Government, said the minority should
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      Now new debate over a royal baby
      155 3 Now new debate over a royal baby QSLO. Thurs. Crown v Princess Sonja tonight gave birth to a girl, opening a new round of debate among Norwegians about the succession by a princess to the throne of Norway. King Olav, who returned yesterday from a private visit In the U.S.
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      Smith 'no' to oneman-one-vote in Rhodesia
      228 3 Smith 'no' to one-man-one-vote in Rhodesia SALISBURY, Thursday. ORIME Minister Mr. Lan Smith yesterday rejected the possibility of one-man -one- vote in Rhodesia at any time. The Prime Minister was speaking to reporters as British and Rhodeslan negotiators continued efforts to solve the sixyea r-old Independence dispute. Unimpeded progress to
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      Lock icon Macapagal gets that vote of confidence
      100 3 Macapagal gets that vote of confidence MANILA, Thurs. The president of the Philippine Constitutional Convention. Mr. Diosdado Macapagal. resumed his post yesterday after a vote of confidence by fellow delegates. Mr. Macapagal, who tendered his resignation last Monday, reiterated his suggestion to amend the convention rules to enhance the powers
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      Lock icon RED SPY RING IN KOREA BROKEN CLAIMS ARMY
      170 3 RED SPY RING IN KOREA BROKEN CLAIMS ARMY CEOUL. Thurs. A major North Korean spy ring operating in South Korea since 1968 was broken last, week when 17 of its members were arrested in Seoul and Pusan, the army security command announced today. The command, equivalent of the U.S. army
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      Lock icon Russian sailor gets asylum
      41 3 QUEBEC. Thurs. Segti Kourdakov. a 20-year-old Russian sailor who Jumped ship in a Pacific storm two weeks ago and spent five hours In the water before reaching shore, has been given permission to remain In Canada. Reuter.
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      Lock icon BANDA OFF TO VISIT ANOTHER WHITERULED STATE
      214 3 BANDA OFF TO VISIT ANOTHER WHITERULED STATE UI.ANTYRK (Malawi), Thurs. President Kamuzu Banda leaves tomorrow for Mozambique to become the first black African leader to visit the Portuguese African territory. The trip comes five weeks after his official visit to South Africa— the first by any black African leader to
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      Lock icon Secrets Act: Demand for review
      177 3 Secrets Act: Demand for review l ONDON, Thurs. Britain's National Council for Civil Liberties has called for a review of the Official Secrets Act and said the law should be limited to spies and spying. The Act has recently neen under fire in Britain for the broadness of Its scope.
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      Lock icon Jet crash kills two
      34 3 OENEVA. Thurs. A twoseater Vampire Jet fighter cf the Swiss Air Pcrce crashed Into the mountains near the Eiger Glacier today, killing both occupants, an instructor and his pupil. Reuter.
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      Lock icon That Vietcong attack stuns the Aussies
      246 4 SAIGON, Thursday 4 I'STRALIAN military i\. officials were stunned today by a sudden massed communist attack against Australian troops in Phuoc Tujr province only week* before the start of the final pullout of troops from Vietnam. The attack by crack North Vietnamese infantry troops
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      Lock icon Brezhnev yields to Tito
      361 4 Brezhnev yields to Tito BELGRADE. Thurs SOVIET party leader Mr. Brezhnev has conditionally accepted the doctrine of non-interference In Yugoslavia's affairs and dismissed as "fairy tales" rumours that the Soviet Army was preparing to plunge into the Balkans. Mr. Brezhnev, who arrived for a four-day visit, said the Idea that
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      Lock icon Peking may buy Concordes for new routes
      147 4 Peking may buy Concordes for new routes PARIS, Thursday. £HINA may buy three Franco-British supersonic Concorde airliners to re-open a direct air link with the U.S., it was announced here yesterday. i Mr. Henri Zlegler, president of the French cobuilders. Aerospatiale, said talks were expected to start In Peking at
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      Lock icon 5 YOUTHS HELD ON RAPE CHARGES
      118 4 5 YOUTHS HELD ON RAPE CHARGES lAKARTA, Thurs. Police have arrested five youths for allegedly abducting, torturing and rapIng a teenaged girl near Jogjakarta last year In a case that exploded into a national scandal when police were caught trying to cover it up. Jogjakarta police Chief High Commissioner Suhardi
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      Lock icon Fiats running 'spy' service charge
      125 4 ROME, Thurs. The Communist Party newspaper L'Unita has alleged that the giant Flat Motor Co. runs a "spy" service to check on the private and political lives of people who have contacts with the company. It said the alleged spy service came to hght in
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      Lock icon Lottie found guilty of Laporte kidnap
      199 4 Lottie found guilty of Laporte kidnap MONTREAL, Thurs. A jury here last night found 19-year-old Bernard Lortie guilty of kidnapping Quebec Labour Minister Mr Laporte. Mr. Laporte was abducted last Oct. 10 and found dead eight days later. The 12-man jury returned a unanimous guilty verdict at midnight after three
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      117 4 Heartiest Congratulations and Best Wishes I to HABIB BANK LIMITED on the occasion of the opening of Singapore Branch at Grand Building, Phillip Street, Singapore on September 24, 1971. UNITED MALAYA PAPER TRADING CORPORATION, ROOM 501, UNITED BUILDING, 114, JALAN TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN, KUALA LUMPUR. TEL. NOS: ***** ***** *****
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      Press row settled: Papers back on the streets
      352 5  -  HARRY MILLER By London, Thursday "HELLO again", shouted the posters standing by newspaper sellers here this morning. It was perhaps the most welcome call to the thousands of news-paper-hungry Londoners who have been without national newspapers for five days because of the
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      Medina cleared of My Lai massacre
      280 5 Medina cleared of My Lai massacre ATLANTA. Thurs. Captain Ernest Medina, acquitted of murder and manslaughter charges arising out of the 1968 My Lai massacre in South Vietnam, plans to resign soon from the United States army. A court martial jury which deliberated 57 minutes cleared him yesterday of all
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      Bhutto warns of armed uprising
      140 5 KARACHI. Thurs. The leader of West Pakistan's majority party, Mr. Zulflkar All Bhutto, Implied yesterday that his party might begin armed resistance to the military government if the army does not cede power by the end of this year. Mr Bhutto, leader of the Pakistan
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      Lock icon MINISTERS TO DISCUSS MONETARY CRISIS
      104 5 NASSAU. (Bahamas), Thurs. Commonwealth Finance Ministers from 31 countries and associated states decided yesterday to focus their discussions beginning today on the worldwide monetary and trade crisis. Their two-day conference on this sunbaked island is expected to result in a common attitude they will take
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    'Workers, bosses will benefit from good relations'
    391 6 'Workers, bosses will benefit from good relations' SINGAPORE, Thurs. JjMPLOYERS and employees alike would benefit if there is sound labour-management relationship. "And this is because a satisfied work force under a benevolent management results in very high standards of performance leading to low costs and higher earnings to both worker
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    S'pore doctor wins gold medal hi -exam
    135 6 S'pore doctor wins gold medal hi -exam SINGAPORE, Than. Dr. Lee Boon Teck of Singapore has been awarded a gold medal for being the most successful candidate In the 1971 Primary Fellowship Examination of the Royal Australasian College of Surgeons. He beat 29 other doctors from Singapore, Malaysia and Australia
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    New Salvation Army head
    35 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs The new Officer Commanding of the Salvation Army In Singapore and Malaysia, Lt. Col. James Slcan arrived to take up his post today He was accompanied by his wife.
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    Theft from cars
    34 6 SINGAPORE. Thurs— Thieves broke Into five can at Henderson Credent car park on Tuesday night and escaped with several hundred dollars worth of motor spare parts, car radios, and rasEette seta.
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    Equipment in hospitals: Govt offer to specialists
    379 7 Aflß. Lee Kuan Yew has told medical specialists in private practice that they can use expensive equipment in government hospitals at moderate charges, but in return they must teach postgraduate doctors. Such a scheme, he said, could be of mutual benefit If sensible
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    16 students in Ideal Cook' contest
    89 7 16 students in Ideal Cook' contest SINGAPORE, Thurs. Some 15 women and one male pre-university student will pit their culinary skills for the "Ideal Cook" title at the contest semi-final at the Hotel and Catering Training School on Saturday. The three-hour contest, sponsored Jointly by NesMe's, The New Zealand Lamp
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    Suicide jump
    35 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A verdict of suicide was recorded today on Tan Loon Kit. 65. Jobless, who Jumped to his death from a block of flats at Lorong Five. Toa Payoh, on Sept. 11
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    Exercise areas for SAF
    99 7 Exercise areas for SAF SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct military exercises at the following places from Saturday. Maju Camp Training Area: Prom 2.30 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Saturday. Tubs Area: Prom 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. on Saturday. Mandal Forest Reserve: Prom 8 a.m. on Sunday
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    Competitions to support pollution-free campaign
    83 7 Competitions to support pollution-free campaign SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Thomson constituency citizen's consultative committee will hold competitions and film shows to support the "Keep Singapore Pollution Free Campaign" which begins on Oct. 1. The constituency's month-long campaign will be launched by Mr. Ang Nam Piau, MP for Thomson at the Kampong
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    No TV permits
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Thirtyone people, including five women, were fined a total of $820 today for not having radio and television licences while operating their sets between April 1 and June 29. Pines ranged from $10 to $80.
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    A 4-IN-l STAMP ON SENTOSA EARTH STATION
    122 7 A NEW set of commemorative stamps on the Sentosa Earth Station will be issued on Oct. 23. They will comprise a 15--cent stamp depicting the earth station against a colourful background and a se-tenant block of four 30 -cent stamps (above). The Utter
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    Dr. Toh won't quash ragging sentences
    264 7 Dr. Toh won't quash ragging sentences CINGAPORE, Thurs— The Vice -Chancellor of the University of Singapore, Dr. Toh Chin Chye, today rejected an appeal by the Students' Union to quash the suspension sentences imposed on three seniors found guilty of ragging a first-year girl student. Dr. Toh, who met a
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    YMCA beauty course
    37 7 YMCA beauty course SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Chinese YMCA will start a 12--•esslon beauty course at Its Stevens Road premise* on Oct. S at 10 ftJn. Pee for the coune Is $30 for members and $35 for non-mem-bers.
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    Mother, son cleared of having ganja
    259 7 Mother, son cleared of having ganja SINGAPORE, Thurs. A mother and her son were today cleared of a charge of having $25 worth of ganja. Mrs. Annie D'Cotta 58. and Jeffrey Joseph D'Cotta, 20. Jobless, were charged with having the 135 grams of ganja at their home In Aroozoo Lane,
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    Talk on cancer
    60 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Prof. Keith E. Hainan from the Faculty of Radiologists in London will give a public lecture on "Recent advances in the treatment of cancer" at the pathology lecture theatre on Oct. 5 at 8.15 p m. He will give a second talk on "Thyroid cancer"
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    Talk on drugs
    33 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A government anaesthetist, Dr. Tan Seng Huat, will give a public talk on "New drugs In anaesthesia" at the pathology lecture theatre on Oct. 26 at 8.15 p.m.
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      71 8 Sales office open from C 9-00a.m. to 6.00 p.m. daily except Sundays M M M Enquiries LOdll J Im 11 iMffil feto Mten^ towlta nfimMf 1 aaag^israia j Tenure of land Freehold please send me a copy of your brochure EXPEclfo D?TE OFCoSp?ET.ON FOR TYPE dLH3uLH2d SD2 d SP2 SEPT.
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    Naidu injured in car accident
    86 9 DEPUTY Director of CPIB, Mr. Ronald Naidu. was hurt in a traffic accident along Nicoll Highway during; yesterday morning's storm. His Volvo skidded on the wet road and ended un with its wheels in the air. Mr. Naidu crawled out of the car. He was
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    NEW GOVT PROJECT AT SELANGOR CLUB SITE?
    187 9 NEW GOVT PROJECT AT SELANGOR CLUB SITE? KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. —The 76-year-old Selangor Club (popularly known as The Dog) is likely to make way for a government project under the Kuala Lumpur master plan reliable sources said today. But neither club nor government author itles were willing to shed any
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    'South Pacific' isle to become tourist resort
    189 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The Pahang State Development Board and an International organisation signed an agreement here today to turn Pulau Tloman the setting for the film "South Pacific" into a multl-mllllon dollar tourist resort. Work on the project will begin Immediately and phase
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    MAN WITH GUN GETS FOUR YEARS' JAIL
    100 9 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A bar-waiter, who said he bought a gun in Thailand and came to sell it in Singapore, was jailed for four years today. Ling Kong Poh, 24, of Malaysia, admitted unlawful possession of a revolver and 11 rounds of ammunition, at
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    'Share methods to aid young disabled'
    327 9 'Share methods to aid young disabled' Call for better liaison between institutions SINGAPORE, Thursday A WEST German educationist today urged greater co-ordination of work between institutions for handicapi>ed children all round the world, so that the progress and planning of teaching programmes, methods and aids could be more effectively shared.
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    PSA POLICE SEIZE 4.5 TONS OF COPPER
    67 9 PSA POLICE SEIZE 4.5 TONS OF COPPER SINGAPORE, Thurs. PSA police early today seixed 26 copper ingots, weighing i|f tons, believed to have been stolen from a cargo ship berth at Jurong wharf. Twenty-four members of the ship's crew of 51 were detained. They are expected to appear in court
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    Court told double murder accused 'not subnormal'
    262 9 Court told double murder accused 'not subnormal' CINGAPORE, Thurs. A *J Woodbridge Hospital psychologist told the High Court today that a gardener, who is accused of the double-murder of the amah and cook of a Leedon Park house was. "not sub-normal." "On the basis of calculations the accused is at
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    Three men get jail terms for having -ganja
    162 10 Three men get jail terms for having -ganja- SINGAPORE, Thurs. Three men were jailed today for having fanja. A school servant, Sulaiman bin Khamis, 31, was jailed for six months for having 63.9 grammes of ganja worth $25 at Winstedt Road yesterday. He was also jailed for another six months
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    Dr. Lee: How to improve adult teaching
    373 10 Dr. Lee: How to improve adult teaching AEB to streamline its administration SINGAPORE, Thursday fHE Minister of State (Education), Dr. Lee Chiaw Meng, today named some channels through which to upgrade the quality of adult education in Singapore. Addressing over 50 delegates and observers at the opening of the National
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    RAZAK TO SEE ROMULO ON MUSLIM PROBLEM
    102 10 RAZAK TO SEE ROMULO ON MUSLIM PROBLEM L. I AL A LUMPUR, ay Thurs.— Tun Abdul Rasak will discuss with the Philippines Foreign Secretary, Mr. Carlos P. Romulo, the Muslim problem in southern Philippines. He will meet Mr. Romulo in New York where both will be attending the United Nations
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    Workers had no work permits
    109 10 Workers had no work permits SINGAPORE. Thurs.— Two firms were fined a total of $1,100 today for employing people without work permits an offence under the Employment Act. Teck Huat Brcs. Co. Pte. Ltd., of Buklt Tlmah Road, was fined $200 on each of four charges of employing Low Boon
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    Call for a 'let hundred flowers bloom' policy
    120 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Peoples Front today urged the Government to adopt a "let a hundred flowers bloom" policy on cultural development. In a statement outlining Its cultural policy, the party also called on the Government to award a "culture prize" to enccurage
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    LONG QUEUES TO PAY PUB BILLS NORMAL
    102 10 LONG QUEUES TO PAY PUB BILLS NORMAL SINGAPORE, Than. The Public Utilities Board today described the long queues for the payment of PUB bills at banks aa "a natural occurrence." A PUB spokesman explained: "Long queues would occur everywhere at the beginning of each month. We will observe the situation
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    PISTOL FOUND IN UNCLAIMED SUITCASE IN HOTEL
    127 10 PISTOL FOUND IN UNCLAIMED SUITCASE IN HOTEL SINGAPORE, Thurs. For two months the suitcase lay in the store room of Sea View Hotel unclaimed and unnoticed. A bellboy of the hotel In Amber Road, first noticed the suitcase left on the floor after a group of tourists checked In. That
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    Talk on urban living
    41 10 BINOAPORE. Thurs. Mrs. Dot Hover, a public health nurse and volunteer social worker in the Toa Payoh Estate will give a talk on "Problems of urban living in Singapore" at the National Library tomorrow at 3 p.m.
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    Experts study two-tier electricity tariff plan
    199 10 Experts study two-tier electricity tariff plan SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Public Utilities Board is consulting the private sector to do a feasibility study of a twotier tariff system to promote the use of electricity during offpeak hours. A consultant firm of electricity experts has been called In to carry out surveys
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    Pharmaceutical president
    57 10 SINGAPORE. Thurs Mr Koh Bok Seng was elected president of the Pharmaceutical Society of Singapore at its annual meeting held on Aug. 23. Other officials elected were: vice-presidents. Mr. Gary Ong. Mr. Goh Llm Koon; secertary. Mr. Tan Klok K'ng; assj secretary. Dr. Ngiam Tong Lan; treasurer. Mrs.
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    Rapport with lecturers pleases students
    363 11 Rapport with lecturers pleases students SIMGAPORE. Thur: UNIVERSITY of Singapore students are Pleased at the growing rapport with their lecturers. Al WinH Uor i a V.u headed latJViV Chan c in the Zt issue of the Singapore Un derffrad> J id The old attitudes of condescension and aloftaSaV arC b€in
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    Dorothy scores a first at labour talks in Tokyo
    219 11 Dorothy scores a first at labour talks in Tokyo SINGAPORE, Thurs. Accounts clerk, Dorothy Aw Slew Chin, 22. will be the first woman trade unionist to represent Singapore in an internailonal labour conference. She was nominated by the NTUC to attend the ICFTU's Asian Regional Seminar for women trade unionists
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    Interact Club's walkathon
    46 11 Interact Club's walkathon SINGAPORE. Thurs. St. Josephs Institution Interact Club will hold a walkathon on Sunday in aid of the Tampines Home for Retarded Children. Participants from the Interact clubs of 16 schools will start at 8 a.m. on a four-kilometre circuit from the Police Academy.
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    GERAKAN BRANCHES TO JOIN NEW PARTY
    94 11 GERAKAN BRANCHES TO JOIN NEW PARTY KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. GtTukan branches in Pahang, Johore, Selangor and Perak will soon dissolve themselves to join the new Social Justice Party, an SJP official claimed today. Some from Penang and Province Wellesley will also dissolve themselves to join the new party. The party
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    Talk on sports
    41 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Dr. Lindy Lin. of the National Sports Promotion Board, will speak on "The hazards of sports" at the Pathological Lecture Theatre on Monday at 8.15 p.m. The talk is organised by the Society of Occupational Medicine.
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    Musical evening
    28 11 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Mr. N. Govindasamy. MP for Telok Blangah. will be the guest-of-honour at the musical evening of the Victoria School on Saturday at 5 p.m.
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    Three months bonus for 120 insurance workers
    147 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs. SOME 120 employees of the Great Eastern Lite Assurance Co. Ltd. will get one month's bonus plus two months' ex-gratia bonus from this year for three years. At present, they get a month's bonus and 1J months' ex-gratla payment. An agreement
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      144 11 <#«#» tt f 0 V<*T* Ham lin TUN* GRACIOUS! AIT JUST PONT MEBBE NOT, THAT "~s. BY TH' AUTHORITY VESTED /^~~-N. //v VODN I VVHATS THIS SEEM RIGHT J BUT HE DID > DOESN'T SHHH, QUIET.' \IN ME, I NOW PRONOUNCE )J VOCCWII nj °oByi WORLD SOMEHOW/ /COME UP WITH
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    Rebuff for Workers' Party
    493 12  - Rebuff for Workers' Party JOSEPH YEO CALL FOR POLLS TEAM-UP REJECTED By SINGAPORE, Thursday •fHE Workers' Party's plan to seek co-opera-tion from other opposition parties at the next general elections in 1973 was rebuffed today. Two of the bigger opposition parties the Peoples Front and the United National Front said
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    Offence against girl alleged
    50 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs— A man, Lee Lai Hong. 42. was today charged with outraging the modesty of a girl, Llm Pheck Khlm. 17. at the Singapore Conference Hall, Shenton Way, at 2.30 p.m. on Friday. Hearing was fixed for Nov. 26 and ball of $500 was allowed.
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    Taekwon-do display
    23 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Khalsa Association will hold a public taekwon-do demonstration at Its Tessensohn Road premises tomorrow at 6.45 p.m.
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    Joo Chiat big walk
    40 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs The Joo Chlat community centre will hold its third annual big walk for children and adults on Oct. It, Closing date for the competition Is Oct. 10. Ditry forms are available at the centre.
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    Two-man show
    31 12 SINGAPORE Thurs A four-day Joint exhibition by artist Llm Kang Kee and sculptor Koh Hong Ylang will open at the National Library on Sept. 30 at 5.30 p m
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    Open verdict
    34 12 SINOAPORK, Thurs. An open verdict was recorded on an 19-year-old girl. Tan Teow Moi. who fell to her death from a block of flats In Lorong 7. Toa Payoh. on Sept. 10.
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    INDUSTRIAL ACTION THREAT TO SHIPYARD
    101 12 INDUSTRIAL ACTION THREAT TO SHIPYARD SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Pioneer Industries Employees' Union (PIEU) today rave a shipyard in Jurong 14 days to conclude a collective agreement or face industrial action. It served the ultimatum on American Marine, which specialises in the building of pleasure boats, this afternoon after being empowered
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    Malaysian charged under British Secrets Act
    184 12 Malaysian charged under British Secrets Act LONDON, Thurs. Soon after a Malaysian. Sircz Huseln Hassanally Abdoorcader, was charged here last Saturday with an offence under the British Official Secrets Act. his wife left their home in a suburban area in northwest London. Her husband, formerly of Penang and now a
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    Buried alive in landslide
    62 12 TAPAH. Thurs. The body of a woman dulang washer. Sang Man Mooi, 18. who was buried alive in a landslide on a tlr. mine, near here, on Tuesday, was recovered yesterday. She was washing tin ore alone In a stream near the Kow Sin Tin mine
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    Plan to inject night life in city centre
    324 13 Plan to inject night life in city centre OPEN-AIR FACILITIES SUGGESTED Singapore, Thurs. SIDK-walk stores or cafes, open-air heatres, hawker cenres, parks, shops tney are among meaMjres being considered f3f the GovernSS iiJ o inject life into the city centre at night. two delegates to a world held r r
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    Klang is free of smallpox
    39 13 KLANO. Thurs. Klang distrlrt has been declared free from smallpox. The district was declared infected on Sept. 15 when a case of smallpox there was confirmed. There have been no new confirmed cases since.
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    Smoky lorry: $100 fine
    31 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Lorry-driver Tan Van Men was fined $100 today, when he admitted driving a lorry which emitted excessive smoke at Tampines Road on Nov. 24. 1968.
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    EX-POLICE CHIEF IS NEW ENVOY TO MANILA
    140 13 EX-POLICE CHIEF IS NEW ENVOY TO MANILA SINGAPORE, Thurs Singapore's new Ambassador to the Philippines. Mr. Cheam Kirn Seane (above), today received his credentials from President Sheares at the Istana. The former Commissioner of Police, who succeeds Ifaji Ya'acob bin Mohammed (MP for Kampone I'bii. will leave for Manila soon
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    3-year term for Umno leaders
    70 13 3-year term for Umno leaders KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The new Umno constitution providing for a threeyear term of office for top party leaders takes effect from this month. Those who wlil serve for the three-year term are: president, deputy-president, three vicepresidents and 20 members of the central executive committee. Party
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    Expert: Make Mount Faber a national park
    236 13 Expert: Make Mount Faber a national park- SINGAPORE, Thurs. A landscape architect has suggested that ftrount Faber should become Singapore's national park. Planned properly, said Mr. H. Arnold, It would be a fitting national park, rather than being just an ordinary park that might be found anywhere. An American landscape
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      387 13 Straits Times Crossword ALPHABETICAL JIGSAW on creatures of sculpture A weaves a web when a man of "wj^ ll^ <«. 6) renown geu .ns.de a mus.- •j£frj™»2?£ cwn domestic (7). B Is a plate for controlling the s. the farceur on the street. Is a flow, or perhaps a magician
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      RAZAK ON CHINA
      441 14 Tun Razak today leaves for New York to lead Malaysia's delegation to the 26th session of the General Assembly of the United Nations. The significance of the trip lies in the recent developments in Malaysia's relationship with Peking. The shift in foreign policy under Tun Razak particularly
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      STRIKING NORTH
      268 14 The 200 air strikes over North Vietnam by American aircraft on Tuesday will be seen as re-escalation of the war in Indo-China. Yesterday the U.S. Command in Saigon admitted that the targets of attack included, among other things, fuel storage depots, though earlier it had said that the
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      NO PONDEROUS CUD
      252 14 The removal of rural poverty with a view to restructuring society is Malaysia's principal economic aim during the second plan. It is therefore scarcely surprising that Tun Abdul Razak should have emphasised this theme in his address to the fifth regional conference of the Food and Agricultural
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    It's time for the men to SPEAK UP!
    707 14  - It's time for the men to SPEAK UP! JIM GIBBINS BY the rain in Spain falis mainly on the plain. 1 and that fact involves a "soaking" for males! And so at an elocution contest held the other day by the Kuala Lumpur Rotary Club girls nutclassed the boys. It's
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    Lock icon America loses friends among the Australians
    584 14 "THE progres slve with drawal of United States troops from Vietnam, followed by President Nixon's proposed China visit and the United States 10 per cent Import surcharge, has alienated America's staunchest supporters in Australia. These Include the small hut influential Democratic Labour party, which
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    Lock icon Uncertain future for democracy in S. Vietnam
    901 14  -  MARK FRANKLAND A POLITICAL PEOPLE' IN A DILEMMA OF CHOICE By PRES I D E N T Thieu's decision to run unopposed in South Vietnam's Presidential elections on Oct. 3 raises a lot of questions. Can South Vietnam be now considered to be
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      EDUCATION FOR ALL
      208 14 YOUR editorial of Sept. 21 alluded to our new thought of free university education which Partai Keadilan Masharakat (Kemas) is pledged to seek. One of our alms is to Introduce free education up to university level. Obviously this cannot be achieved overnight. There is free primary education
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      RUMANIA WANTS TO BUY TIN AND RUBBER DIRECTLY FROM MALAYSIA
      229 15  - RUMANIA WANTS TO BUY TIN AND RUBBER DIRECTLY FROM MALAYSIA L,m Thow BOOH By East European country Rumania— wants to buy rubber and tin directly from Malaysia. Details are to be worked out when a Rumanian trade delegation arrives in Kuala Lumpur on Oct. 1. Disclosing this, the Rumanian trade
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      Lock icon TOKYO AIDS INDUSTRY
      178 15 -ytOKYO The Japanese X Cabinet yesterday approved a series of measures to help smaller industries tide over the difficulties arising out of the U.S. import surcharge and other international economic developments. The measures include special financial assistance, additional credit guarantees, extraordinary steps to stabilise foreign exchange trading,
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      World currency crisis: Its impact on Singapore
      969 15  - World currency crisis: Its impact on Singapore AUSTIN MORAIS By current international monetary instability can be expected to exert a strong impact on, Singapore through her trade. This is underlined by the fact that all the countries with currencies which are significant in the international economy are major trading partners
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      Penang port inches along
      322 15  -  HENRY CHANQ By THE Port of Penang proved Just slightly more busy last year than in 1969. Total cargo handled Increased by 3.1 per cent to 3.380,000 tons. However, the ferry service handled 8.3 per cent more passengers and 11.6 per cent more motor vehicles. Penang
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      CITY TALK
      156 15  -  CROESUS By Dollars and sens* I AM glad to see the market Is taking Stock Exchange inquiries sensibly. When the Exchange first queried abnormal price rises and turnover in certain counters share prices over a wide range suffered and operators accused the Exchange of killing sentiment. The mere
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      Far East Travel's bid to beat Aussie ban on -charter flights—
      303 15  - Far East Travel's bid to beat Aussie ban on -charter flights— COLIN GIBSON By NEW YORK: An international tour operator will use a Russian liner to ferry tourists between Singapore and Fremantle in an attempt to beat the Australian ban on cut-price charter flights. Usually well-informed travel industry sources here
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      66 15 Business travel means V^BOACIy For some people there is only one airline. Heard about BOAC's Business Travel facilities? An entire system designed to assist the business traveller. Buying boilers? Selling software? BOAC's "Interfile" system supplies you Computer printouts, with all the leads you need! Ships' crew to Shanghai? Convention in
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      332 15 INSIDE Holland America Line (HAL) to baae IU new luxury cruise Uner In Singapore; Western Australia eyes Singapore and Malaysian markets; Marketing column; People In business. Page 16. Company new*; Share market report; Weekly rubber review; Commodities; Overseas market* New York. Hong Kong; Closing prices and business done. Page 17.
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    HAL to base new luxury cruise liner in Singapore
    994 16  - HAL to base new luxury cruise liner in Singapore MIKE CONNORS By THE Holland America Line (HAL), world's largest cruise organisation, is building a US$l5 mi I ion cruise liner that will be based in Singapore for two- week cruises to Malaysia and Indonesia. Specially designed for this exciting new
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    W. Australia eyes S'pore and Malaysian markets
    290 16  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS By DERTH: Western Australia is to explore Asian ma r kets, including Malaysia and Singapore, for its primary produce. A special provision for this will be made in the Budget to be presented in the State Parliament later this month. It
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    185 16 Alitalia, the Italian world airline, has appointed Miss Sandra Sun as passenger sales representative in its Singapore office. Mr. Goh Chew Hong and Mr. A.C. Ong, directors of Acme Engineering, Singapore, left on Wednesday on a business tour of Britain, Europe and the United States. They will
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      Fordscope 71 on parade
      86 16 A "GOING THING" without a beautiful girl seems Incomplete for Ford's spectacular Fordscope 71 at the Jurong drivein last Sunday (see picture) seemed to have given this impression. Going with the new "going things" in the new look metallic finishes in amber gold and sapphire were
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      The garbage gobbler
      192 16 DUE to the increasing emphasis on mechanisation. Singaporeans may soon see huge me-chanically-powered road sweepers prowling its streets, according to my colleague EDDIE LIM. A representative from Wayne Manufacturing of Pomona, California, is In the Republic to introduce a wide range of road sweepers which are also
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      Clean sweep
      93 16 c WHILE on the same subject. Eddie Lim reports that good housekeeping at Singapore Airport has become not only a matter of civic pride, but one of safety and economy. The Air Jet vacuum runway sweeper provides high-speed, economical, dust-free sweeping for a sparkling clean airport. Smaller versions
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      Ronson't pride
      144 16 RONSON, worldfamous maker of quality lighters, has evolved a new concept in cigarettelighting, according to a third report by Eddie Urn. Its new Electronic Veraflame lighters, currently sold all over Europe and America, was Introduced to local dealers in a demonstration cum exposition talk at the Goodwood Park
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      Instant homes
      111 16 THE age of "Instants" seems unending and hoping to make the scene in Singapore and Malaysia is a Finnish prefabricated housing company. Puutalo Oy. which specialises In exporting "instant homes." Puutalo has certainly sighted fortunes ahoy in South-east Asia's househungry millions. Armed with Its prefabricated outfits it can
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    Automation 'will ease' timber industry's recession
    239 16  - Automation 'will ease' timber industry's recession HENRY CHANG By f|»HE present re- cession in the Malaysian timber industry could be eased and more jobs provided for both skilled and unskilled workers if more automation is employed. This is the view of Mr Raymond Isles, managing director of Isles Forg and
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      CLOSING PRICES
      976 17 RID ANO OFFER PRICE! OFFI. CIALLV LItTEO AT TMI CLOSE OF BUtlHllt IN TMI IINCAPOBI ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOM! OF TMI STOCK EXCHANCE WITH F-RICI MOVEMENT! N BRACKIT! YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: Industrials eas'er while the rest fairly steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1240 17 DUSINESS 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. (1) 1.66, (1) 1.67. Ajinomoto ill 2 05. Alcan (7) 1.46. Allied C'.ioc.
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        NEW YORK
        426 17 YEW YORK. Thurs. The stock market moved decisively lower as the trading pace picked up after two days of slow and hesitant declines. Analysts noted volume built up towards the close as a number of technical resistance levels were pierced Including the much followed 900 mark of the
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        74 17 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 70.58 Tuesday 70.61 Week ago 71.19 RIBBKKS Wednesday 232.57 Tuesday 234 97 Week ago 223.95 OILS Wednesday 333 27 Tuesday 329.39 Week ago 337.04 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday «4.6 Tuesday «3.0 Week ago 425.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 893 55 Tuesday 903 40 Week ago 904.86
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        Australian funds
        41 17 lAi at Sept. 22) Fund of Aust. sterling .1 Fund of Aust. (U8 Dollar) A 12.93 (As at B.pt. 22) Prop. Bonds of Aust. All. ol •(Fund of Aust. lUal Estate Is now quoted In Property Ponds of Aust).
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        16 17 MELBOUKNE. Thurs. The Melbourne Stoc* Exchange is closed today for Show Day, a public holiday.
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        236 17 IJONO KONO. Thurs. The 11 market was quiet and easy at the opening but support appeared later In the morning and continued during the afternoon, with prices generally closing at the top. The outstanding shares were Dairy Farm. Star Ferry, Ttlkoo and Wheelocks. Dairy Farm came up HK*4
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        37 17 On the (m iielumi mirkst In Hong Kong yesterday the U.B. dollar «v quoted at 5.8750 for T.T. and S.BM2S for mil. tuning »v quoted at 14.M and •n* U.I if |»44 at 308.379.
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        53 17 rpHESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 12 mths 7 15 16 to S 1/4 7 13/16 to > 3/16% 7 13/16 to 8 3/16% 7 3/4 to
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        160 17 |*HE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Sept. 33. Local dollars to one unit Sellinf Buying if Foreign Currency TT or OD IT OD Sterling Pound 7.3880 7.3525 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3.4525 3.4100 3 3900 Canadian Dollar 2 9700 2.9150
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        39 17 ■Uznatricks $2 96 O Bank $4 28 3ukit Semb. $5.70 VJlnomoto $2.05 f. Union Rts $0.17 O. Palm $1.24 •abrr I'nion $1.18 i. M Ind. $1.29 island Pen. $1.09 +.ie .14 10 07 .06 .06 +.04 +.04 .03
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        Falls
        40 17 Wearnes $3.70 Veneer Prod. $1.85 Tfong Sec. $3.20 F. E. L'ston $2.71 E. N. E. $3.34 W. Jacks $2.45 Steamers $323 Paper Prod. $1.18 Gammon $1.28 ltd Motor $2.04 —.12 —.10 —.10 —.08 —.06 —.05 —.05 —.04 —.04 —.04
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        Most active sticks
        23 17 F. K L'ston 793.000 Faber Union 629.000 Wwide Hold. 293.000 Veneer Prod. 220.000 Total Turnover: 3.28 M Delayed Percentage: 27.65
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        37 17 Sept 22 Sept 23 Industrials: 191.57 190.41 1 Hotels: 76.76 76.91 Properties: 135.72 136.60 t Tina: 97.51 97.51 t rubbers: 119.89 121.27 Dec. 30, 19*6 100 T Dec. 31. 19W 100 t Dec. 29, 19CB 100
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      Veneer gets a proposal
      377 17 yENEER Products has been approached by a large American company in the wood products field which wishes to take an equity stake in it at a price above the current share market rating for Veneer. The news came out last night following a query by the
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      125 17 WORLDWIDE Holdings' profits before tax have taken another leap at the half way mark, reaching $398,122 against $167,371 last time. For all of 1970 profits totalled $622,348. Meanwhile, It has been announced that the company will be transferred to the Industrial section on the trading boards of the Stock
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      -Market comes off the boil
      257 17 -Market comes off the boil TRADING remained generally mixed on the Stock Kxchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Turnover was slightly hither with selective industrials stll accounting for the bulk of activity. Blue chips were steady in slack trading. The Straits Times Industrial Ordinary share index closed at 190.41 as
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        STRAITS TIN PRICE DECLINES
        195 17 THE Straits tin price A in Penang yesterday dropped by $2.87$ to $625. 12$ per picul on an official offering up 47 tons to 275 tons. The overnight London metal price was unchanged at £1,425 per metric ton. The market was barely steady with buying support
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        Gold markets
        55 17 Wednesday Tuesdsy •U.S. Ml.t. London 42.20 42.31 Beirut 42.50 42 «5 Hongkong 43.75 43.77 Zurich 42.208 42.258 42.358 42.408 Paris 42.58 42.55 Spore (1) 43.56 43. W Spore (2) ISO SO 160 60 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In US dealera per ounce. (2) Local dealrrs prices
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        Copper prices
        33 17 London copper prices on Wednesday (previous la brackets): Wirrbar Spot buyer £419. 50 (£422.90) seller £420.00 (£423.00): Three Months buyer {425.00 (£431.30) seller 1428.50 (£432.00). Market tent: Steady l.lti 4.37S tons.
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        CLOSING PRICES
        21 17 SEPT. 23. RUBBER: 99.25 cents, (up 1.50 cents). TIN: $625.12. (down $2.87}). Official offering 275 tons up 47 tons
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        108 17 pHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANGE, UNCA'ORE NOON CLOSINC MMM *1R F-ICUL VUTIBDAV. Cccwiut Oil: bulk $4St sellers. drum 151 sellers. C»s>«: Mixed (f.ob) loose Oct./ Nov. UK/Cont »2* B. Papp«r: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100r-, NLW fl»2i sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. "6-, nlw »IS7| sellers. Sarawak special bitck f.o.b.
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        PALM OIL
        33 17 In London on Wednesday the prlcei of Ma.syan i per cent CIX UK N European ports in bulk. sterling per lon* ton Jan. Feb. was quoted at UK £106 sellers (unchanged).
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        Rubber advances
        346 17 IWE rubber market yesterday was steadier following more intensive government support and higher London advices. The buying consisted mainly of short-covering in October which pushed that position to a small premium whilst forwards were mostly left alone. Turnover was small. The morning session closed quiet after steady. The
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        Govt support pushes price up
        530 17 r THE best part of the week's trading was spent within a bracket of one cent, between 97 and 98 cents for October, says Holiday, Cutler Bath in Its weekly rubber review. The well worn factors of the past weeks remain constant and it was
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      477 18 WORKS MANAGER HARCILL ENGINEERING requires a Works Manager for its Manufacturing Division in Jurong. Preference will be given to Singapore Citizen, with a Mechanical Engineering Degree/Diploma or, alternatively, proven practical experience and knowledge on Road Transport Equipment, metal fabrication, welding of ferreous and non-ferreous metal, pneumatics and h/draulics. The successful
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      606 18 EWe require in Singapore A PHOTO SALESMAN to sell and promote a well-known range of photographic and HI-FI products. The successful candidate will: 1) be between the ages of 22 and 30. 2 1 possess a Senior Cambridge Certificate 3) nave a minimum of 2 year* proven sales record 4)
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    Lock icon FUN IN THE RAIN FOR SCHOOLGIRLS
    55 19 WHILE stalled m o t o rists I elsewhere cursed the flood that came with the Sumatra storm yesterday, these schoolgirls are having fun in the water after school in Whitley Road. Well, at least they could easily make It through the flood. Straits
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    Lock icon No shock over Singapore defence team 'offers'
    194 19 No shock over Singapore defence team 'offers' /CANBERRA. Thurs. In\j formed sources rejected suggestions yesterday that Singapore's technical defence mission to Canberra last week "caused consternation" by insisting that their country would pay for defence training i acllltles here. The suggestions. In a signed article In the Canberra Times yesterday,
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    Man gets four years for cheating
    106 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Krlshnan Kandiah a man with 14 previous convictions was today Jailed for four years for cheating a girl of $600 while posing as an officer of the Public Service Commission. Krlshnan. 30. had pleaded guilty In the sessions court of cheating
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    Lock icon Ship fined $10,000
    65 19 JAKARTA. Thurs. A Singapore ship has been fined U553,500 (about $10,500 > by Indonesian authorities In Semarang. Central Java, for fishing in the Java Sea without a permit, Antara News Agency reported today. The ship. SMF 531. with its captain Ng Cheong Teck. was seized by an
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    Teacher rescues girl in flooded drain
    134 19 Teacher rescues girl in flooded drain SINGAPORE, Thurs. A 13-year-old girl who fell Into a swollen monsoon drain in Whitley Road during lunch time today was rescued by a school teacher. Haminah bint* Hassan, a Secondary One Malay medium pupil of Monk's Hill Secondary School, was taking- a short cut
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    Death fall
    38 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A verdict of misadventure was recorded today on a labourer. Chan San. 74. who died after he fell while working on the roof of a house at Upper Paya Lebar Road on Sept. 12.
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    Ghazali: Keep lives free of pollution
    162 19 Ghazali: Keep lives free of pollution SINGAPORE, Thurs. Inche Mohamed Ohazali Ismail, Parliamentary Secretary (Education) today called on the people to keep their lives free of pollution. Addressing the Upper Serangoon Technical School's first speech and prlze-glvlng day, he said that a pennon could be polluted In three areas— the
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    Australian Minister leaves after 2-day visit
    104 19 Australian Minister leaves after 2-day visit SINGAPORE, Thurs. Australian Minister of State for Works, Senator R. C. Wright, left Singapore tonight after a two-day visit. This morning. Sen. Wright had discussions with the Chief Justice. Mr. Wee Chong Jin, and the Chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board, Tan Sri Runme
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    Pop singer recovering
    55 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Pop singer Millie Small of "My Boy Lollipop" fame is recovering satisfactorily after an operation today to remove her appendix. A spokesman at St. Marks Hospital where she was warded was unable to say if the singer would be able to keep her scheduled performance
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      631 19 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and General 7.41 News in Chinese Hospital 7.55 Chinese Variety Show 3.2S For the Family (English) S.M News and Newsreel in English 3.SS A Diary of Events in Singapore S.2S Green Acres Carpenter's This Week (English) Ball 4.M It's Happening in Singapore
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      193 19 3.00 P.M. Programme Summary 0.30 Phoenix Five 3.02 Orkes Setudio Kota Bahru 7.07 News Commentary 3.21 Space Ace 7.19 Programme Summary 3.53 Assalamualaikum 7.23 Agaza Bel Afia 4.03 Checkmate 9.00 News 4.51 Living Tomorrow 9.10 Peristiwa 5.02 Programme Summary 9.39 Arena Sukan 5.05 Pok Amai2 10.07 Hawaii Five 0, 5.39
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    Britannia ends her rule of these waves
    906 20  - Britannia ends her rule of these waves WILLIAM CAMPBELL SINGAPORE TAKES OVER 'TERRITORIAL WATERS' By Singapore BRITAIN is relinqu i s h i n g possession not only of 10 per cent of the total Singapore land area in her military bases rundown but control over much of the Republic's
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    Lock icon A galloping Bonanza for those T.V. Cartwrights
    553 20  - A galloping Bonanza for those T.V. Cartwrights CHARLES FOLEY BY Lake Tahoe, Nevada TWELVE years old 1 this month and the Cartwrlghts are still riding high. Father Ben and his two sons, the mountainous "Hojs" and curly -headed "Little jce" show no sign of slipping in the world"s m:st popular
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      242 20 ofKyhwh I (j?j, to all our friends and patrons Jk) (SKI for their support and good wishes on the 2KJ& //5T official opening of our new a\\ JnQ departmental store, Metro Supreme, GaL (jfoj 1^ The Chairman Board of Directors. dfjl ji§ SUPREME "mC^^V, *^f^ Open 7 da/s a week
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      160 20 issssfij* your l^^fltiff^ copvl i 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 HISTORY OF TRADE
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  • AT THE SCHOOLS
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      VILLAGE MAIDENS AND LORD KRISHNA
      101 21 VILLAGE MAIDENS AND LORD KRISHNA A RELIGIOUS deity teasing the girls? Yes, indeed. This will be the theme of a fourminute India folk dance called "Dance of the Village Maidens." It will be performed by the River Valley English School as an item for Children's Day celebrations on Oct. 4.
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      Paying the price of earning too much
      580 21 Paying the price of earning too much FIND Japan very much like Singapore: very modern, very materialistic, very Open to Western influence. "But while the Japanese may alter around the 'edges' in their fight for survival, the core of basic values and traditions remain. Our roots make us essentially Japanese.
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      The chess board takes Leslie round -the world
      260 21 THE chess board has been Leslie Leow's travel ticket. His skill in moving those wooden pieces have won him trips to S w i t zerland, Germany, Australia and Greece. Leslie, 15. a science student of the Anglo-Chlness School, went abroad not
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      Getting rid of unsightly premises the law 'protects'
      362 22 Getting rid of unsightly premises the law 'protects' VACANT land in Singapore is getting scarcer and scarcer every day primarily because of two main reasons: The Government is acquiring land for its own use. Tenants of existing pre war bungalows varying from 6.000 to 30,000 square feet or more, refuse
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      119 22 T WOULD like to bring to the public's attention what I consider a serious offence Dog Dumping. During my stay in Singapore which Is a period of almost 12 months. I have had eight small pups dumped over my lence. I have a dog myself and take great care of
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      45 22 RESIDENTS of Crowhurst Drive have been putting up with the dust nuisance for over a month caused by the red earth dug out from the drain and allowed to dry in the hot sun. Will the authorities please take remedial action early. CROWHURST. Singapore 19.
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      GOVT REPLIES
      166 22 GOVT REPLIES I REFER to the letter by "Waste Not" (ST., Sept. 18) headlined "Soldiers kept taps running." I would like to Inform "Waste Not" that a running hose is necessarily used to wash the V-200 vehicles as It Is not feasible to wash an Armoured Car with pails of
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      111 22 I REFER to the letter by "Resident" of block 154, Mcl Ling Street (ST., Sept. 20). The water supply was cut off temporarily to flats on floors M to Q from 9.00 a.m., Sept. 11 to 5.30 p.m., Sept. 13, for cleaning and repainting the water tank. As a temporary
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      68 22 WITH reference to the letter by "Roy Ng" (S.T.. Sept. 13), the described stench may have been emitted when the outlet drain along New Bridge Road was cleaned and desilted in the mornings. The contractor has been requested to make every effort to prevent the emission of a stench when
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      69 22 I REFER to the letter by "Bitten", (ST.. Sept. 8). Our investigation confirmed the presence of numerous plastic bottles In the backlane connecting Lorong 1 and Lorong 3 Geylang However, no mosquito breeding was detected. On our advice, the owner has since removed all the bottles. The writer Is thanked
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      Thieves who operate during the day
      83 22 LOWER Delta Road, where the Delta Circus Primary School is situated, is full of bicycle thieves. Before my bicycle was lost, many of its parts were stolen. And my bicycle was lost during the day and not at night. The bicycle thieves are said
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      Those PSA typing tests: Applicants given the -choice
      172 22 Those PSA typing tests: Applicants given the -choice- T REFER to the let- ter by "T.K.S." (S.T., Sept. 22) headlined "Bring along a typewriter said the interviewers." It is the normal practice for the Port of Singapore Authority to provide typewriters for the typing tests conducted for candidates applying for
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      169 22 I READ with interest the letter by "T.K.S." (ST.. Sept. 22). Besides the PSA, I know that JTC and MSA are also adopting this system as regards the post of typist. If you happen to tell them that you do not own a typewriter, their answer would deflnately be "borrow
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      Walking out before the finale
      309 22 Walking out before the finale LAST week, my husband and I went to see Ballet Afrikana at the National Theatre and during the performance realised that Singaporeans have a great deal to learn by way of culture appreciation I was absolutely appalled to see people meandering around the theatre all
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      'Seizure teams' ensure the taxis are empty first
      328 22 'Seizure teams' ensure the taxis are empty first REFERENCE is made to YKT's letter (ST., Sept. 22) who should be quite aware if he is one of COMFORT'S operators that each operator received in writing a condition that should there be "default in the payment of any weekly rent," repossession
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      250 22 HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIONS and BEST WISHES to HABIB BANK LIMITED on the occasion of the Opening of their Singapore Branch From: PACIFIC INTERNATIONAL UNES (PTE) LTD. EASTERN MARITIME (PTE) LTD. MAYA MFG. TRADING CO. (PTE) LTD. NO LUNCH PROBLEM! Ready to Serve In Sa-Po (earthen pot) Or On Tit-Pan (hot plate).
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    Pan-Am may not scrap flights
    434 23  - Pan-Am may not scrap flights P.M. RAMAN SENIOR GOVT OFFICIAL OFFERS TO HELP By Singapore, Thursday pAN-AM'a passenger service through Singapore may not be discontinued after all. Certain developments have taken place since the disclosure two days ago that the service might have to be scrap- Pan-Am sales manager. Mr.
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    PLAN TO IMPROVE RURAL LIVING
    94 23 PLAN TO IMPROVE RURAL LIVING KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A comprehensive plan to help improve the lot of the 700,000 people in the country's 400 new villages is being prepared by the Alliance headquarters here, its executive secretary, Mr. Michael Chen said today. "We are now in the process of collecting
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    Nude calendars
    39 23 SINOAPORE, Thurs. Ong Slk Huat pleaded not guilty In a magistrate's court today to a charge of having 860 copies of 1912 calendar* featuring nudes at the Woodlands Customs checkpoint yesterday at 5.30 p.m. Ba.l was allowed.
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    Obscene films
    33 23 SINGAPORE. Thur». A clerk, Tan Ktm Tec*. 40. was fined $500 when he admitted having two reels of obscene films behind the PSA godowns 3/4 on Sept. 19 at Jl am
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    UN help sought for Brunei freedom
    208 23 UN help sought for Brunei freedom BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. The Brunei Peoples Independent Front today sent a memorandum to the United Nations asking for the world body's help in achieving independence for the state. In a press statement the party says that the legitimate aspirations of the people and
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    Banned books
    40 23 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Boofcvendor Khaja Mohldeen s/O Abdul Hameed. 24. was today fined $150 In a magistrate's court when he admitted displaying for sale three copies of banned books at a stall along Tay Llan Trek Road on Tuesday.
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    NTUC will help to unionise its co-op workers
    102 23 NTUC will help to unionise its co-op workers SINGAPORE, Thurs.— The NTUC will unionise the 30-odd employees of Its three co-operative enterprises INCOME, COMFORT and CASE when the necessity arises. An NTUC official said this when he commented on a newspaper report that the workers might soon form their own
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    Primary science exhibition
    44 23 SINGAPORE. Thun.— Mr. Wong Tong Hoi, Senior Inspector of Schools (Chinese) will open a Primary Science exhibition held at the Upper Thomson Secondary School tomorrow. The exhibition will be open to the public till 1 pm on morrow at 9.90 ajn.
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    Such a battle to get a look at Miss Miao
    295 23  - Such a battle to get a look at Miss Miao RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE, Thurs. It was exactly like a scene out of those sword-crossing epics. Hong Kong actress Nora Miao Ker Hsul, heroine of the screen, found herself hopelessly outnumbered by a surrounding crcwd. But she managed to emerge
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    Tadin to open art show
    55 23 SINGAPORE. Thurs.— lnche Sha'art Tadin. Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) will open a preview of "Group 71 Art Exhibition" at the Malay Art Gallery In North Bridge Road next Thursday at 7.30 p.m. The week-long exhibition will be open to the public on Oct. I from 9
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    Base police to be disbanded in December
    199 23 SINGAPORE, Thurs r VHE Naval Base Police Force will still operate when the British military rundown is officially completed on Oct. 31. The Force, which has 542 locally-enlisted men. will only be disbanded on Dec. 1. The reason Is the force has to
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      1614 24 BRITISH INSURANCE COMPANY ■NOLISH IPEAKINC WAITRESSES require, temporary female clerk/ required. Apply Europe Bar 1346. typist Minimum qualification, senior Changl Village. 14 milestone, B'pore. Cambridge, preferably with credit. Salary $120/-. Tel: *****4. In English and Mathematics. Reply LOOKING FOR JOB? Get your tramto Box A 4468 ST., B'pore. Ing from
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      1206 25 FOITNIMTIY EXntESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U S a ■aaiaßi N( J 1 *»7. Balt/Pfiil K.Yorh Penang P Sham Spore Djakarta Kingston £r«<°T N yr... M Sept Ott 7 Oct 4 Oct 14 Nay 28 M "iJ T lul »»P«'» 24 Oct 25 Oct 21 Oct 28 Dec 15
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      948 26 mm KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Hongkong ETA Sport ETA P. Shim Sinsii Mar." IT I Stpt Jsipt Sijt •«Ui«siii Man" IStpt 14 Sipt M Sept Mar. »S.pt HSJBJ 1 Oet "iikati Mara" 1 Q*\ 12 Oet 17 Oet
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      896 26 jl TOR NtW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore Lttfieg ftri i CHAKOINA 1/ 4 Set 1/ I Ott Auck., Napier. Lytt., MORVABA 21 /SB Bet Auck, Well, Timaru, O'die. STRAITS/MADKAS SERVICE: Singapore P. S'harn Penanf Lufieg ftri RAJULAt le Pert/25 Sept n Sept IT Sept Nanpattinam. Madras. RAJULAt n/t\ Oet
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      827 26 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUKOPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Sinpport P. Sham Ptnanf Arrives: NEPTUNE AMBER 21 21 Sipt 2B Siet/ 2 1/ 4 Oct L'pool 2/11 Havrt 9/11
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      545 26 mm r^TJALAYSIAiTINTERNATIONAL MmW SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAO No3OE Jla Amp*oo Ku«la Lu.npur _fl H The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrhrtl: BUNCA ORKIB 2*721 Sept M/ 1 Oct 4/1 Oct Havre 30/10 London 1/11 R'dam 6/11 A'werp 9/1) H'burg 11 11 B'mcn 13,11 lUNCA
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      745 27 T ME POUT OF SINGAPORE AUTHO mler^!^^^^^^^^^ OUT Helen. 5. Pando 9tr.lt 13/14 r, nnn Ann 20 Weil, Hua Henf SI I P0RT IWITTINNAM Mat Honan Maru 23/24. Shlnael Wl»arf Btrttit Bingo Maru. Uganda ••■■ru 2S/2«. Bumber Tunu 29/30 "anoloeverett and 8«ln« Lloyd. rry Viken (following by Mike un S*t
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      750 27 TROPWOOD LINES MILWAUKEE EXPRESS FASTEST SERVICI TORONTO ATHTABULA MILWAUKEE Penang P'shom S'oore) For M-ITVICE 24/25 Sept ***** Sept Toronto Ashtobuio. Milwaukee Aoents SINGAPORE: N6 TEOW YHEE SONS (PTE) LTD (SHIPPING DEPARTMENT) 48 49 CHURCH STREET. SINGAPORE, I. TEL: *****9. *****6. *****, *****. *****. P'SHAM: ASTRACO (M) SON BHD., TEL: 6972
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      1220 27 TEMEN6GONG SECURITIES LIMITED (Incorporated In Singapore) NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN that an Extraordinary Oeneral Meeting of the Company be held on Wednesday, 20th October. 1971 at 11.00 ajn. at the Registered Office, 46, Meyer Road, Singapore IS for the purpose of considering and If thought fit, of rjawtl-'f the following
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      1127 27 AIRCRAFT FOR SALE 1969 CESSNA 402 TWIN ENGINE 10-PASSENGER EXECUTIVE AIRCRAFT, TOTAL TIME SINCE NEW 780 HOURS. TWIN VHF AND ADF. VOR, G.S.. AUTOPILOT. H.F. RADIO. EXCELLENT CONDITION THROUGHOUT. AIRCRAFT MAY BE VIEWED AT SELETAR AIRPORT. FOR FURTHER DETAILS WRITE TO:The Managing Director. Patco (S) Pte. Ltd., 7, Kalians Place.
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      785 28 (Cont. from Page 24) Travel and tour* ARCMIPEI ACO TOURS 8pecl«l Double Ten Taiwan/Hongkong 10/12 Day* Sl2lpo/»1380 1/10. 6/10 Deepsvail Holiday Kuala Lumpur/ Came' ran Hlshlaade 3 Daya |45/«S0 Dep. 16/10 2.00 p.m. Malaya 7 dayi 3100/1120 Sunday/Monday Cameron' Highland 4/7 day* S7O/SBO/12C Malacca 1 day 115 Sunday*. Weekend Tour
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      668 28 YOU'D LIKB TO 00 on holiday but you have* t sot the ready cash? Don't worry First National City Bank will help you with a Personal > Travel Loan. Call at your neareat FNCB Branch Orchard Road. Denmark House or at Juroni Tows. Dlal-a-Loaa *****3. TRAVILTRADI INTERNATIONAL <»»Tl> LTO. offer*
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      1066 28 BUVINO SILLING AIRCONDITION IRS, refrigerators. television General used good*, plea** contad Karllm Company 689 Oeylang B'pon *****7. lECOND HAND AIRCONDITIONIRI Phllco, Carrier Tork 1-2 h.p. and i Refrlgeratora $230/- o n.o Sunllti (B'pon) *****, *****. *****. JACKSON COMPANY, Alr-cond Re frtgerator. T.V. for aal*. rent* and eervlce Tel: SISM7, *****6
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      898 28 ai.SOO VICTOR 101 'ST. U.K. Aaaembled w radio New tyre*. View 9. Maple Avenue. Tel. *****0 Sporr QIC. SS RIMAULT RIO. 2 ownrn. very good condition 52.650 Tel. SI 2349 Spore o»ce Mr. Chong ItTl AUSTIN MINI VAN One-owner eicrllent condition. Ring *****2 after 1.30 p.m. Mr*. Michael Ng. MO
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      1364 28 TENDER NOTICE Separate tenders are invitea 10. Uie operatiun ot the following Airport Cuncesslons with efleel from Ist November 1971 for an initial period ot 3 years with the option of further extension ot 3 years subject to the condition that the Dlrectoi ot Civu Aviation Is satisfied with the
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      1109 28 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties, To be held at our sales-room. No. 104 Market Street. Singapore On Tuesday 28th September 1071. at 2.30 pm MORTGAGEE'S SALE 1 No. 11 Broadrlck Road corner of Mountbatten Road, area 17.876 square feet, freehold, (not a rent-controlled property) 3 No. 70 Boat Quay,
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      Malaysia hand Japan a 3-0 opening shock
      310 29 Malaysia hand Japan a 3-0 opening shock gEOUL, Thurs. Japan the Mexico Olympic soccer bronze medallists, collapsed to a 3-0 shock defeat against Malaysia in the opening match of the East Asian elimination series for the Munich Olympics here tonight. All three Malaysian goals came In the second half two
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      Training time becomes a historic game
      479 29 DURBAN, Thurs. Soccer history was made here last night when a mixed friendly soccer match was played between Durban City Club of the (White) National Football League and Verulam Suburbs of the Non-White League. The match was hardfought and ended In a scoreless draw.
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      Russian lifter wins a gold
      143 29 Russian lifter wins a gold LIMA, Thurs. Vladimir Kanygin of Soviet Union last night won the middleweight division of the 25th World weightllftlng championships with a total of 477.5 kilos (160, 142.5, 175). The silver medal went to Norway's Leif Jensen with 467.5 (150, 142.5, 175) and the bronze to
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      Giants beat Astros 3-1
      90 29 NEW YORK, Thurs— Results of major league baseball games played yesterday: National: Chicago Cubs 4 NY Met,s l. Pittsburgh Pirates S St. Louis Cardinal* 1. San Diego Padres 7 Atlanta Braves 3. Cincinnati Reds 4 Los Angeles Dodgers 1, San Francisco Olants 3 Houston Astros 1,
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      Young water polo team get big test today
      220 29 SINGAPORE'S Under-21 water polo players, who are being groomed for full national honours, will get their first taste of international competition against Australia's Youth team at Queenstown pool today 5 30 p.m. The young Australians, who are on a world tour, will
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      Skinner 'the Thinker' is Police hero
      383 30  -  P. SENEVIRATNE By pOLICE captured the Junior title in the Police-Military soccer tournament when they scored a 2-0 win over Vigilante Corps at Jalan Besar Stadium last night. Their triumph was well deserved. In the front row Wilfred Skinner was the formative thinker— sprayIng
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      Specials delight in Senior final
      450 30  -  JOE DORAI By SPECIAL Constabulary with their powerful array of national players, as expected, beat formidable Police 3-1 to win the PoliceMilitary knockout soccer championship at Jalan Besar stadium last night. Police, who qualified for the final with an upset 3-1 win over defending champions
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      Singapore get Seap Games swim shock
      501 30  -  ERNEST FRID A By SINGAPORE swimming officials were yesterday caught nappmjj when the Amateur Swimming Union of Malaysia's programme showed the women's 800 m freestyle as one of 13 events for the Sixth Seap Games in Kuala Lumpur from Dec. 11 to 18. National
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      HKGA DECIDE TO HOLD 1972 OPEN TOURNEY
      142 30 XTONO KONO. Thuxs. The ±A 1972 Hong Kong Open golf tournament would now be held If sufficient funds were raised by Nov. 29, Hong Kong Golf Association secretary Jack Cheetham said today. The tournament, from March 30 to April 2 next year, needs
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      Barcelona win Cup for keeps
      493 30 BARCELONA, Thurs. Barcelona of Spain last night won permanent possession of the European Fairs Cup when they beat Leeds United of England 2-1 here. Barcelona won the Inaugural competition in 1958 while last June Leeds became the last regular holders of the Fairs Cup before
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      Royal Regatta out of the Cup
      663 31  - Royal Regatta out of the Cup EPSOM JEEP ROYAL REGATTA is out of the Singapore Cup. He sustained a leg injury after a gallop on Tuesday mornning. Veteran trainer Jack Spencer however, may have another ace up his sleeve His six-year-old Ness Lane looks a lively outsider in the bijr
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      Tennis trio's first winner
      61 31 SYDNEY. Thurs. Wimbledon champion John Newcombe and fellow Australian tennis stars Tony Roche and Fred Stolle aced the racing world here today with a long-shot victory in a maiden handicap. The three landed their first racing winner when their horse Mon Coeur easily won its first
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      BT TIMAH CARD TOMORROW
      1958 31 WTTTWrm 1-45 CLASS 6 DIV. 3— 6 F Mi I) I'M ME ($5,500— 53,850 to winner) 1 ***** THB PBACOCK a (Low Vat) Zaln 9 9.0 (d 3 +31) Asawaal 10 J ***** PROGRBSSIVB (Heng) Jaafar 3 9 0 (same) F Formers 1 I ***** TOBACCO
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      1900 31 m M»MI 1.45 CLASS 6 DIV. I— <F HLJLIiBUI ($6.000 $4,200 to winner) 1 ***** GBSTAPO a w, J Donnelly 4 90 t H btn fav> IF Nttoaa J X ***** CIMIMA VII a <Shaw> Tulloh 4 a. 9 (-3) 9 NvtrMtl 3 04*23 BULLET
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      347 31 TWO Class 6 sprinters, Santa Rosa (Chris Leong) and Phalz (Samry Kadlr), ran 3f In 36 4/5 in a splendid trial. They finished level. Ad Valorem, a winner In Class 11 at his best, showed some of his old dash when he beat Open
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      896 29 [I Bki 1 GULA PESAK BERHAD (Incorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE OF ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVDJ ttat the second Annual Oeneral Vtetlng of the Company will be held at the Office of the Company's Factory Plantation Ccmplex, Pantal Remls on Saturday. 9th October 1971 at 10.00 a.m tor
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      625 29 la the natter of THE COMPANIES ACT. IMS and la the matter of THYE SAN MINES BERHAD At an extraordinary general meeting of the members of Thye fan Mines Berhad. duly convened and held at 211 Victoria Street, Penang, on Thursday. 16ih September 1971 the following Special Resolution was duly
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      525 29 LUXURY CXXJBLE STOREY (off east coast road near east coast park) *^^^^^*r>V >L 3 bedrooms 3 bathrooms living room dining room Loans Available from kitchen utility iseßt terrazzo tiles balcony |f t WWWIMMniMKHII. Adv. Permit N0. 0121 Developers licence No 75 i Advertisement permit 141 "o-«. A 1 1 Exp«ct«d
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      72 29 swimming Primary Schools c'shlps (Amber Rd 2 p.m. i, Public B.C. carnival (Van Kit pool 6 p.m. i. RUGGER SRU League Dlv. 3: "B" Coy 1 RNZIR v Polytechnic (Dover Road). SOCCER PAS Dlv. 1: Pathul Karlb v Alexandra (Jin Besar 5.30), Armed Forces v Hamilton (Jin Besar 7.30). Dlv
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      265 30 Dynamic Four 800 LL Vj_ T*. I. *j ONKYO combines components into fine luxurious Cabinets, accoustically matched to ensure you the best stereo sound. Professional 2 speed auto-return turntable featuring statically balanced pipe arm, large 12" belt-drive extremely stable turntable with the latest record care device. Solid state advanced turner/amplifier
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      73 30 \BE WITH THE\ I WINNERS I I Follow Racing I I NEW NATION I H New Nations Racing Guide now H appears twice a week. Friday's Guide H with Saturday's full card and tips H Saturday's Guide with full details of the Sunday Meeting [new nation] I Singapore's afternoon newspaper
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      216 31 Too much mud to move? lr\. AMPHIBIOUS S/~ tJ Bssa» MARSH 'sftm^Ek3«P*9o^ BBKEa^^-aaMiaaaw DRAGLINE TT^ W MmVsafe 4Mt NISSHA Amphibious Marsh Draglines (can be converted to Clamshell, Crane or Pile-driver) Bucket wheel Excavators Marsh Buggies *—i TflußW M m ™f X* E^BW jJ^BaME^^^ 1 B BjB^*Aata^^ di ipi/cT Ba^^^BrarA^Cv ovjv>r^c
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    654 32 By R. CHANDRAN. ARTHUR RICHARDS and N.G. KUTTY: Singapore, Thursday Two-hour rain causes heavy floodings, traffic jams and landslides A SWIRLING 22- knot Sumatra storm from the Malacca Straits hit Singapore this morning. In just over two hours it caused heavy floodings, power failures, landslides, monster
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    119 32 20 DIE AS TYPHOON SLAMS INTO NORTH TAIWAN TAIPEH, Thurs.— Typhoon Bess slammed into Taipeh with winds of up to 125 mph (200 kph) today, leaving at least 20 people dead and scores injured. Houses were wrecked, communications were cut and flooding occurred in low-lying areas. The typhoon howled across
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    29 32 NEWSBURY (England). Thurs. 81r Edg^r Whltehead. former Prime Minister of Southern Rhodesia, has died In a nursing home here. It was announced today He was 66. AP.
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    340 32 LONDON, •htm. The atock market firmed ielecU\ely with aentlmerit aided by the *ettlement of th* iiewipuper. 4lspute The downtrend on Wall Btrect an I tho high Auici'it unemployed figures made for some reatralnt. At 2.41 p.m. the Financial Tlmei Index waa up 3.9 at 428.5. Cloilnr middle prices
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    RUBBER
    45 32 LONDON. Thurt. Spot 14.28. Settlement' Oct. 14.45, Nov. 14.83, Oct. /Dae. 14.88. Dm. 15.20, Jan./ March 70, April/June 16.40. July/ Sept. 17.10. Oct. Dm. 17.70. Jan./ ktarch 18.05. April/June 18.40. July/ Sept. 18.75. Oct. Dec. 15. 05. c.l.f. Oct. 13.60. Nov. 13.80. Ton*: Uncertain.
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    29 32 LONDON. Thura.— Spot buyer* £1411 (—at. Mllera £1412 (—£3). Forward buyera £1423 (—£3). •rlltra £1424 (—£2). Battlement £1411 <— £6). Turnover a.m. 2«O torn p.m. 80 torn Tone: Eteady.
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    80 32 MR. S. M. PACKERISAMV, retired TA NEB Johore Bahru. Consultant Electrical Engineer, paaaed away peacefully. Leaving wife, sons 24-9-71 S p.m. from 3. Jalan Uiam. Majedre Park. Johore Bahru. AMIR MOHAMMED KHAN so Oul Amir and Sons. 276 Orchard Road paaaed away peacefully on 23. 1t. 71 at 9
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      204 32 Late CLASSIFIEDS I 20 words $20 00 'minimum, I what's so SPECIAL about the Sblikan jy /Jm it's the nih f BHT C* >" co I /^^W in 10 different points. From the FINEST -fa+u tiT^tf to the BROADEST^»«i#< including the famous STENO f If Shorthand nib. Either in 14
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