The Straits Times, 25 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 le National Newspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Salute the Tigers
    455 1 Salute the Tiger s N-servicemen stay on as career officers SINGAPORE, Friday TH E Singapore Armed Forces have made a "real break-through" in their efforts to encourage national servicemen to become career officers. As evidence of this break-through. Dr. Goh Kens' Swee, Minister for Defence, pointed today to the composition
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    Lock icon 'Day Mao had heart attack'
    582 1 HONG KONG. Friday JONG KONG, Fri A Hong Kong newspaper today reported that Chairman Mao suffered a heart attack and collapsed during a meeting of the party political bureau (politburo) on Sept. 9. The Star, an English language tabloid which frequently publishes sensational reports of
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    Lock icon Youth slaps Brandt
    64 1 Youth slaps Brandt MUNICH, Fri. iTI West German Chancellor Willy Brandt today was slapped in the face during a visit to the Olympic Organisation Committee here. The young man who hit the Chancellor said: "That's for the policy in the East." Mr. Brandt had completed a television interview In front
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    Lock icon 15,000 homeless
    37 1 COLOMBO, Frl. Some 15.000 people were reported homeless today as a result of floods as heavy rain and gale force winds lashed Colombo and the south-west quarter of Ceylon for the tnird successive day. Reuter.
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    Fire on board ship in drydock
    76 1 Fire on board ship in drydock SINGAPORE, Frl. Fire broke out aboard the Indonesian cargo liner Enggano at a Tanjong Rhu drydock tonight. The 600-tonner was drydocked at the Singapore Slipway and Engineering Co. Ltd. No one was hurt. Two fire engines from Oevlang and Central stations fought the blaze
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    'We'll all die' jet drama
    57 1 DETROIT, Frl. An American Airlines jetliner with 71 people aboard was evacuated at Detroit metropolitan airport today after police received a tip that a bomb was aboard, and sky marshals subdued a woman who threw two sticks of dynamite at them while screaming "We U
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    Lock icon EIGHT DIE AS MARCOS BEGINS TOUR
    75 1 EIGHT DIE AS MARCOS BEGINS TOUR MANILA, Frl. Eight people were killed and 17 wounded in a fresh outbreak of violence as President Marcos today headed for the troubled Island of Mindanao in the Southern Philippines. Police said five clashes oc- curred yesterday and today involving government troops and outlaw
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    Lock icon Boy, 3, sees mother fall to her death
    208 1 Boy, 3, sees mother fall to her death By K.S. SIDHU SI NGAPORE, Frl. Three yearold Lee Pok Kong will never forget the most terrifying moment in his life today he watched helplessly as his mother fell to her death from a fourth floor flat In Outram Park. Then, grabbing
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    Lock icon New hot line
    43 1 WASHINGTON, Fri. The United States and the Soviet Union have agreed on measures to reduce the risk of a nuclear war by accident and to improve the hot line link between Washington and Moscow, the White House announced today. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Britain expels 90 Soviet spies
    222 1 Britain expels 90 Soviet spies I ON DON, Frl. Britain has asked the Soviet Embassy in London to arrange for 90 Soviet officials, all of whom have been concerned in intelligence activities, to leave the country within two weeks, the Foreign Office said here today. Fifteen other Soviet embassy officials
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    Elementary, my dear Watson
    60 1 SINGAPORE. Fri.— Mr. D Og'Hv Watson, a director of Haw Par Brothers International Ltd., will speak on Is Your Company Vulnerable to a Takeover? at the Advertisers Association monthly lunch meeting at King's Hotel on Sept. 29. Mr. Watson was one of the key figures in
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    Lock icon £lmil painting stolen
    60 1 BRUSSELS. Fri Thieves stole a painting worth more than £1 million by the 17th Century Flemish master Johnnes Vermeer from an exhibition of Dutch paintings here today. The painting The Love Letter on loan from the world-famous Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, was cut out of its frame during
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    Lock icon 'War again in Pakistan'
    37 1 LONDON, Prl. Mother Theresa, a leading missionary from India today claimed that Pakistani refugees still pouring over the border were bringing stories that shooting had started all over again in East Pakistan Reuter.
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    Lock icon £50,000 blow
    32 1 LONDON. Prl. Police today were hunting for safe blowers who stole more than £50.000 from the Army and Navy Stores, only about 100 yards from Scotland Yard police headquarters. Reuter.
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      MAN STABBED IN GANG ATTACK
      36 1 SINGAPORE. Sat. Chee Kirn Senc. 24. ni admitted to Outram Hospital in serious condition with stab wound* early this morning. He U believed to be a victim of a (anf attack.
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    PEKING WILL NOT CAUSE DEFENCE CHANGES NOW
    209 2 OINGAPORE, Fri. China's growing power will not produce immediate changes in defence arrangements in Asia. But in the long term, developments in China will affect the Five-Power Commonwealth Agreement and other defence arrangements in Asia. This was how New Zealand's Chief-of-Staff, LtGen. Leonard
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    New road link opens on Tuesday
    76 2 SINGAPORE. Fri. A new road link between Delta Circus and the junction of Kirn Seng and Outram Roads will be opened to traffic on Tuesday at 10 am. The road Is an extension to Ganges Avenue and by-passes the Buktt Ho Swee housing estate.
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    President calls on youth groups to take the lead
    286 2 President calls on youth groups to take the lead i— 'Meet emergency needs of urbanising society' SINGAPORE, Friday PRESIDENT Sheares tonight called on youth organisations to take the initiative to meet the emergent human and social needs of the Republic's rapidly industrialising and urbanising society. It was essential, he said,
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    University club hits 'scrap bonus' call
    107 2 University club hits 'scrap bonus' call SINGAPORE. Fri. The Democratic Socialist Club of the University of Singapore today criticised Mr. J.DH. Neill. president of the Singapore Employers' Federation, for the "scrap the bonus call over the week-end. In a statement, the DSC requested him to elaborate on his "production Incentive
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    Fined $1,000
    29 2 SINOAPORE. Fri. Former caddie. M. SelvaraJ. 24. was fined SI. OOO today for disposing of four stolen watchpj at a pawnshop In Jalan B*\>ar on Sept. 13.
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    National service sign-up for those born in 1955
    198 2 National service sign-up for those born in 1955 SINGAPORE. Fri. National service registration for Singapore citizens born between Jan. 1. 1955 and March 31. 1955 will be conducted at the Central Manpower Base. Kallang. from Oct. 1 to Dec. 10. Registrants should bring along their national registration identity card, birth
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    Ghazali for conference in Honolulu
    88 2 Ghazali for conference in Honolulu SINGAPORE. Fri. Inche Ghazali bin Ismail. Parliamentary Secretary < Education), will leave for the United States on Monday to take part in a 30--day Inter Parliamentary Group Project. The project will concentrate on an aspect of the democratic process known at "participatory democracy" and encompasses
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    No top winners
    24 2 iJI^APORE. Fri There were no top winners in yesterdays Toto draw No. 75/71. The jackpot for this Sunday's draw is $120,000.
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    British firm to study rebuilding of hospital
    253 2 British firm to study rebuilding of hospital SINGAPORE. Fri. A British firm of hospital planners will begin a study on the feasibility of rebuilding Outram Hospital next month. Health Minister Mr. Chua Sian Chin disclosed this today at the opening of an art exhibition In aid of St. Andrew's Mission
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    Sir Omar opens $20 m secondary school
    116 2 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Fri. Former Sultan Sir Omar All Saifuddin today officially opened Brunei's biggest Malay secondary school by planting a banana tree. The school, at the 5 mA, Jalan Muara, will be known as Maktab Melayu Paduka Seri Begawan Sultan after Sir
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    A QUIET WEEKEND FOR RAJA IN LONDON
    157 3  - A QUIET WEEKEND FOR RAJA IN LONDON HARRY MILLER By ON DON, Fri. Singapore's Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, who arrived in London this morning en route to New York for the UN General Assembly, is spending a quiet few days here until his departure on Tuesday. This afternoon, however,
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    Picnic spot
    38 3 KUALA KANGSAR, Fri. The State Government has earmarked a 50-acre site in the Bukit Berapit area, about half way between Ipoh and Pena^.K. to be converted Into a r.njor picnic spot and rest centre for motorists
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    US may cut stockpile releases by half: Tun Tan
    359 3 US may cut stockpile releases by half: Tun Tan K. LUMPUR, Fri. THERE were "hopeful indications" that the United States would agree to a proposal to reduce by hajf her monthly rubber stockpile releases, Minister of Finance, Tun Tan Siew Sin, said here today. "I received a telephone call from
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    Woman's cry puts two robbers to flight
    146 3 Woman's cry puts two robbers to flight OINGAPORE, Fri. A housewife's cry for help put two masked robbers to flight early today. But as they fled, they stabbed her husband in the back. Her husband, Mr. Chang Chao. 60, had dashed to her bedroom on hearing her cries for help.
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    FE-Levingston case for IAC
    48 3 SINGAPORE, Pri. The Industrial Arbitration Court will hear a dispute between the Pioneer Industries Employees' Union and Far East-Levingston Shipbuilding Ltd. on Tuesday at 9.30 a.m. The dispute is over the company's objection to the unions claim to represent those in the chargehands' grade.
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    BODY IN CANAL AFTER FLOODS
    75 3 BODY IN CANAL AFTER FLOODS SINGAPORE, Fri. Po- lice today found the body of an Indian man floating in the Bukit Timah Canal at 3rd mile, Bukit Timah Road. He is believed to have drowned in yesterday's floods. The man aged about 45, was about sft. sin. tail and wore
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    Seminar for computer engineers
    90 3 SINGAPORE, Fri. A two-day seminar on computer applications to engineering management in Singapore will be held at the Shangri-La Hotel on Oct. 14 and 15. It is organised jointly by the Institution of Engineers and fhe University of Singapore to enable exchange of experiences and new
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    Bar tribute
    26 3 IPOH. Frl. The Bench and Bar yesterday paid tribute to lawyer Mr. Khong Kit Seng, who died on Sunday at the age of 78.
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    Three targets for workers' education—by MP
    345 3 Three targets for workers' education— by MP SINGAPORE, Fri. THE NTUC secretary x for research and training, and MP for Telok Blangah, Mr. N. Govindasamy, today listed three targets which education for workers should aim at. They are; TO PROVIDE for the adjustment of workers to the changing needs of
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    $3,300 for hurt foot
    44 3 SINGAPORE. Frl— Wont Khee Tian. 63, whose right foot was run over by a Singapore Traction Co. bus at a icbra crossing in Victoria Street on Oct. 16. 1968. was today awarded $3,375 damages and costs by the High Court.
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    Actress found leading man in River of Love
    245 3  -  RITA LOONG By SINGAPORE. Fri. She dived into an acting career with the film River of Love, and ended up taking the plunge with her first leading man. Veteran actress Liv Ling Hwa. here with her director husband Lo Wei and actress
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    Anniversary dinner
    34 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs) Mr. Chan Chee Seng will attend the 11th anniversary dinner of the Chuan Sing Musical Society at its premises in Nam Lock Street on Sunday.
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    New Jaycees
    30 3 SINGAPORE. Fri. Twenty new members of the Junior Chamber of Singapore were sworn in by the president Mr. John S.Y. Tan at a ceremony In King's Hotel today.
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    SEDITION CASE: MOVE TO APPEAL TO PRIVY COUNCIL
    238 4 SEDITION CASE: MOVE TO APPEAL TO PRIVY COUNCIL KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. The Public Prosecutor is to apply for special leave to appeal to the Privy Council against the Federal Court's declaration that the trial of DAP deputy secre-tary-general, Fan Yew Teng, for sedition, was a nullity. The Solicitor-General, Tan Sri
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    Children's Day
    37 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. Mr. Pliua Bah Lee. Parliamentary Secretary < Communications will be the guest-of-honour at the Oeylang District Primary Schools Sports Council's Children's Day celebrations at the Gay World Stadium on Oct. 4 at 9 a.m.
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    Doctors accept Mr. Lee's offer
    334 4 Doctors accept Mr. Lee's offer SINGAPORE, Friday THE Singapore Medical Association today accepted Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's offer of access to use of expensive equipment in government hospitals in return for teaching assistance. SMA president, Dr. Koh Eng Kheng, said the Prime Minister's offer would: HELP to plug a brain
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    Deaf mute missing
    56 4 SINGAPORE. Frl Police are looking lor a deaf and dumb inmate of Woodbridge Hospital Chua Say Hoe, 26. who has been misting since July 7. Information on hla whereabouts can be given to the Officer in Charge. Paya Lebar Police Station (tel. *****8) or Inspector Peh Hlong
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    Tax pact talks
    22 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl.—Representatives of Malaysia and Belgium began talks today for a double taxation agreement betwesn the two countries.
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    Aussie to stage Jesus Christ rock opera
    213 4  - Aussie to stage Jesus Christ rock opera CHUA SIEW KENG By SINGAPORE, Fri. Australian choreographer Colin Griffith wants to portray the relevance of the suffering, crucifixion and resurrection of Jesus Christ, on the stage here. But he haa two big problems to overcome before he can do this. First, he
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    Jurong itinerary
    35 4 SINGAPORE. Frl. The Jurong Citizens Consultative Committee will hold site Inspections, forums, film shows anc competitions In its constituency during the monthlong Keep Singapore Clean and Pollution-Free campaign which begins on Oct. 1.
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    Widow gets $3,000 damages for 'malicious' reburial
    166 4 BUTTERWORTH, Frl. rE Sessions Court here today awarded $3.C00 agreed damages to the widow and son of a retired labourer, K. Kalian, whose body was exhumed from an estate cemetery on Jan. 8. K. Alagamah and her son, K. Ramachandran. had sued Malakoff
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    A new high of 3.43 in. rain at MacRitchie
    88 4 A new high of 3.43 in. rain at MacRitchie SINGAPORE, Fri.— The Macßitchie catchment area yesterday recorded the highest rainfall for the year 3.43 inches when heavy rains flooded several parts of Singapore. Water use also reflected the wet conditions, with demand at 96.7 million gallons. 2.3 million gallons below
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    Architects dinner
    41 4 SINGAPORE. Pri. President Sheares and Mrs. Sheares will attend the annual dinner of the Singapore Institute of Architects at the Singapore Hilton on Oct. 2. Dr. Lee Chlaw Menu. Minister of State for Education, will speak at the dinner.
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    Bridge over road
    43 4 SINGAPORE, Frl. SAP engineers will build a bridge over Tampines Road. 8j m.s. from midnight on Oct. 1 to 4 a.m. the next day. The public is advised to avoid using this part of the roar 1 during this period.
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    CHINA HAS ACHIEVED A LOT SAYS NEWSMAN
    236 4 CHINA HAS ACHIEVED A LOT SAYS NEWSMAN SINGAPORE, Fri. A Swedish journalist and MP today described China as "very progressive, with tremendous achievements in industry, agriculture and medicine." Mr Yngve Moller. who flew in yesterday from Hong Kong with his wife, added that China would become increasingly powerful in the
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      215 4 Ml*' if Oop Hy Y.T. Uamlin YOU'RE KING AMMH, IT SURE 7 YAAH, X SAY, BONES, THAT LI 1 I ...WHATCHA, X WELL, IT'LL PROBtY SHOW > /^Z^T\ OF *VO NOW, FEELS GOOD TO BIG, DINOSAUR 6f VOUftS GOfONA )UP TBE BtS, HUNGRY, V^UZZAT W KING TUNK...ITB 7 VVEARACROWNVI*^- A
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      Swank living
      495 5 OR BEING SEEN WITH THE RIGHT PEOPLE AT THE RIGHT PLACES Satyajit's Mahanagar SWANK living. A well-heeled gentleman decked in his latest wear; his girl in her latest no-wear. With an evening ahead that will probably Include the usual circuits of snazzy shows, naming diners and firewater in
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      61 5 THE Tahitians are a hotblooded lot, despite all that c h a m pagne drinking. And most of the heat radiates from those hips. Swaying to the pound of the Pahu. Toere and Faakete( wooden musical instruments) were Miss Tahiti 1970. MaireTehei (left) and Moea Faraire during rehearsals at Ming
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      A lot of coke drinking for first timers
      168 5 A lot of coke drinking for first timers ITS still too early to say if the lost art of conversation will find expression at Maxim with the 25 PR tirls there ready to chat up a storm. But a number of gentlemen have strayed in since its opening and have
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      54 5 CO hepatitis inflamma- tion of the Uver has rung down the curtain on what would have been perhaps the most explosive performance by any entertainer here. But like those 546 people who booked the $80 tickets to see Sammy Davis Jr., Shangri-La Hotel is still hoping he'll make it here
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      THIS IS ROCK
      818 5  -  GERRY de SILVA The super session lady makes the scene l 9 BEHIND every great man stands a woman, or so the oft quoted saying goes. And so during the ages from Adam, Caesar to Marcos the female pillar stands. Their sexuality and mystique has also invaded
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      133 5 Inside Pudu Gaol There are seven in death row... the last walk to the gallow is just 30 sees... the most popular books in the library are romantic novels ...a high wall separates the men and women. ALSO IN THIS WEEKS SUNDAY MAIL The Con Game Rooky's New Image 9
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    Ministry accepts plan for art gallery
    121 7 Ministry accepts plan for art gallery SINGAPORE. Fri— The Ministry for Culture has accepted a proposal by the Singapore Arts Council to set un an art gallery. This was disclosed tonight by Mr. Fong Sip Chee, Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry, when he opened an art exhibition by local artists
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    $1.5 m worth of goods at Italian Fortnight
    101 7 CINGAPORE, Fri— About $l>/ 2 million worth of Italian goods will be displayed during the Italian Fortnight at Robinson's department store from Monday. Items will include clothing and accessories, silverware, sports goods, furniture, foodstuff, electrical appliances and hardware. The exhibition is Jointly
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    Collector kept money to pay his fines
    96 7 SINGAPORE, Fri— A chit fund sales representative decided to keep the money he collected from subscribers to pay fines, a magistrate's court heard. Heng Cher Meng, 32, said he was also a part-time fishmonger and had been booked many times for illegal hawking.
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    Jailed: Half of ship's crew for $20,000 copper bars theft
    415 7 SINGAPORE, Fri. "J\\T:XTY-FOI t R Hong Kong seamen, who stole four-and-a-half tons of copper worth $20,000 from the hatch of their cargo vessel, wyre each jailed for six months today. The men, whose ages range from 19 to 53, admitted
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    The intruder
    35 7 SINGAPORE. PTt. Teo Boon Chan of Lorong 7. Oeylang, was fined $15 today for parking his car outside Norris Block. Outram Hospital, which Is reserved for the staff, on March 17 last year.
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    Man who lost car now loses $12,000 award
    533 8 Man who lost car now loses $12,000 award INSURANCE FIRM WINS APPEAL KUALA LUMPUR, Friday J^ MAN who lost his car four years ago had his High Court award of $12,000 set aside by the Federal Court today. The Federal Court, which returned a majority verdict of two-to-one, held that
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    Two musicians quizzed in drug affair
    155 8 Two musicians quizzed in drug affair SINGAPORE, Friday POLICE are holding two foreign musicians who allegedly gave drugs to six teenage schoolgirls. The giris are all believed to be under 15 years of age. One of the girls was found lying unconscious along busy Orchard Road two days ago. Since
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    BEAUTIES FOR CLUB OPENING
    78 8 BEAUTIES FOR CLUB OPENING SINGAPORE, Fri. Eight Tabitian beauties Including last year's Miss Tahiti will usher in Commemoration Night at the American Club tomorrow. Their dance show will be part of the celebrations for the official re-open-ing of the club which has been under renovation for the past 1) years.
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    Parking fine
    33 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. Yahya bin Yasslm Khan, of Queens Close, was fined today (or parking his motorcycle within 10ft. of a nre hydrant in Airport Service Road on March 10 last year.
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    Marshall to argue Fernandez's bail application
    205 8 Marshall to argue Fernandez's bail application CINOAPORE, Fri. Mr. David Marshall will argue the bail application of former MSA secretary Gerald Fernandez, 32, pending hearing of his appeal against conviction and sentence in a $5,000 corruption case. Chief Justice Mr. Wee Chong Jin, told of this today by Fernandez's solicitor,
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    TEACHER SUMMONED BY GIRL PUPIL
    67 8 TEACHER SUMMONED BY GIRL PUPIL SINGAPORE, Frl Teacher Tan Jin San of Gulllemard Kmlish School today denied a summons charge by his tirl pupil that he inflicted corporal punishment on her. He pleaded not guilty to a charge of causing hurt to Tan Bee Hua at 10.15 a.m. In Gulllemard
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    JUDO PIONEER ERIC COTTE AT 44
    162 8 JUDO PIONEER ERIC COTTE AT 44 SINGAPORE, Fri. Eric Cotte, a pioneer in the gentle art of Judo in Singapore, collapsed and died yesterday. He was 44. Mr. Cotte was teaching Judo here in the fifties long before the advent of the rugged society and young men turned from the
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    Jailed for theft of m-cycle
    38 8 SINGAPORE. Fri. A Jobless man. Lam Kau. 25. was Jailed for a year today for stealing a motor-cycle worth $1,000. Lam admitted stealing it from Kamoong Arang Road between Sept. 3 and 5.
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    Call foraids to show products in metric quantities
    221 9 Call foraids to show products in metric quantities CINGAPORE, Fri. 0 Manufact urers should help in the metrication campaign by using aids to help people visualise their products in metric quantities. This call was made by Mr. Baey Lian Peck, chairman of the Metrication Board, at the Rotary Club of
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    Stall man fined
    39 9 SINGAPORE. Frl. Syed Abdullah bin Abdul Rahman ALsagofT. 24. was fined $250 today when he admitted possessing substances containing resin of Indian hemp at a stall in Kandahar Street at about 5.35 p.m. on Sept. 9.
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    Sweeper beaten to death by eight thugs
    197 9 CINGAPORE, Frl. A coroner today heard how a bar sweeper was "brutally beaten to death" by eight secret society members when he fell during a chase. Tan Toon Barh. 28, died from a broken skull after the assault outside the j Keng Wah
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    The courage of WPC 6525, alias Mrs. Loh...
    269 9 SINGAPORE, Frl. PO LICE WOMAN Mrs. Loh Sing Gee can be very tough and daring when her work demands it. Like last October, when together with top CID crime-busters she went on a police raid on a Toa Payoh flat, where a
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    Selangor Club must go -it's official
    286 9 Selangor Club must go -it's official KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. It's official now. The Belangor Club, one of the oldest landmarks here, will have to move from its present site. Technology, Research and Local Government Minister, Dato Ong Kee Hul. said today the club would be officially informed soon of the
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    Police cadets quiz contest finals
    65 9 Police cadets quiz contest finals SINGAPORE. Frl. The finals of the National Police Cadet Corps annual quiz competition will be held at the Police Academy lecture theatrette tomorrow at 10 a.m. Schools taking part In the quiz are Beattv Secondary, Dunman Secondary, Bartley Secondary, Whit ley Secondary and Hua VI
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    Inspectors who caught $964,000 robbers commended
    393 9 Inspectors who caught $964,000 robbers commended SINGAPORE, Fri. pOl'H police inspectors, who arrested four members of the gum responsible for last year's $9-10,000 Chartered Bank robbery, were commended for their work today. They were among a total of 33 police officers and a woman constable commended by Commissioner of Police
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    Forces aid civilians in anti-pollution work
    144 9 SINGAPORE. Fri Bukit Panjang residents and national servicemen from Jalan Teck Whye Camp and SAFTI will Jointly clean Sungei Pang Sua off Kranji Road of debris from Oct. 3 to 10. The operation, organised by the Bukit Panjang citizens consultative committee, is to improve
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    Bakery row, so no bread
    58 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Fri. Some areas here were without bread today because of a small tiff between distributors and a bakery. The dispute between Cold Storage and their distributors resulted In 10.000 loaves not being delivered. This afternoon, the management said the dispute had been settled
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      THE BONUS SYSTEM
      609 10 There will be many who see merit in the Singapore Employers' Federation proposal to work towards the long-term objective of scrapping the bonus system. But there is compelling commonsense in Mr. Lee Kuan Yew's admonition that it is bad psychology to talk about it now. The payment
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      THE CHINESE ENIGMA
      388 10 Peking is perfectly entitled not to give a universally acceptable explanation for its decision to cancel the October 1 parade. But the rest of the world is equally entitled to look for any hidden significance in Peking's decision. In the past the October 1 parades at which
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    The rough and the smooth of travel in Indonesia
    973 10  -  HUGH MABBETT BY JAKARTA INDONESIA, still in the early days of tourism, possibly has more travellers' tales than travellers. For instance (only this one is true) In one of the lonelier Eastern Islands an American traveller got out of the once-a-week
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      LIFE IS NOT ALL SPORT
      122 10 MOT LONG ago. I A was a pupil of a secondary school in Johore. We used to look forward to some of the combined activities which Involved almost all the schools in the state. Example: the All Johore Secondary Schools' science quiz, the All Johore's
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      136 10 '£AN i follow you? 1 meaning, "Will you give me a litt?": 'This is where I get down" meaning, "Will you drop me here?" I wished him" meaning. "I greeted him": "I am up to my nose" meaning. "I am over-committed", and "He is in the hot soup" meaning. "He
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      103 10 Ignored WYGIENE and compassion demand that some action be taken without delay over the plight of certain Kuala Pllah residents. These are those unfortunates who have bucket lavatories in their homes. My bucket, for example, was changed for a clean one on September 6. But it was September 13 until
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    Lock icon Plugging the leak in America's 'think tank'
    1052 10  -  CHARLES FOLEY RAND EXPERTS UNDER FIRE FROM ALL SIDES By Santa Monica, California A CURIOUS confer c n c c was arranged recently at the Rand Corporation, the famous "think tank" by the sea in Santa Monica. A band of veteran peace activists,
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      120 10 Worried about exams? Anxious? You've every reason to be. Your future is at stake. So you stay up late. Burning the midnight oil and burning up your energy too. But don't forget, you need extra energy for the big day. You need a tonic to put back life in your
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      Lock icon Import tax: Nixon takes tough stand
      476 11 Import tax: Nixon takes tough stand I DETROIT, Frl. PRESIDENT Nixon bluntly told America's trading partners last night that his 10 per cent import surcharge will remain in effect until there is an overhaul of international exchange rates. In the strongest language he has used so far, Mr. Nixon said
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      Lock icon Big Ten call for swift end to money crisis
      378 11 Big Ten call f or swift end to money crisis IWASSAf. Fr i Common wealth finance Ministers wind up a twoday meeting here today calling for swift settlement of world monetary uncertainties through negotiation within the International Monetary Fund (IMF). An official communique to be drafted today will emphasise the
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      Lock icon Cheers as Labour wins key by-election
      109 11 WIDNES. < England*, FTi. a pronounced swing to Labour In a by-election in this north-western town, had Opposition party officials Jubilant early today. Sir Harry Nicholas general secretary of the Labour Paity said: "This massive swing against Mr (Edward* Heath, and his policies of
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      Lock icon Last sitting of Ceylon Senate
      66 11 COLOMBO. Pri. The ri«htwin(? opposition dominated Senate wound up it* 24--year existence last night with a final sitting before It is officially abolished next week. The controversial BUI ending the Senate will become law on Tuesday when It gets assent from Oovemor General Mr. William
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      Lock icon New toy craze leaves parents in a daze
      137 11 New toy craze leaves parents in a daze LONDON, Frl. Parents and safety officers are being driven crackers by klackers, a new toy craze sweeping the nation. Klackers are a pair of plastic balls on a nylon cord which when knocked together in a certain way bounce with a machine-gun
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      Asians best settlers 'Down Under'
      137 11  - Asians best settlers 'Down Under' J. FINGLETON From pANBERRA, Fri. -British migrants are not the best settlers in Australia. For every four that came here last year, one went home permanently. Of more than 18,200 settlers from Asia only 687 leit permanently. One in five of American migrants packed their
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      Lock icon Now Brezhnev plea to Tito
      192 11 BELGRADE, Friday. COVIET party leader Mr. Brezhnev appealed to J Yugoslavia to harmonise its policies with other European communist states while apparently giving qualified guarantees of Belgrade's right to go its own way. Mr. Brezhnev told workers at an electronics plant yesterday: "The main principle
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      Lock icon Demo against Rockefeller
      35 12 ALBANY. Ft:. Demonstrators demanding the resignation of Oov. Nelson A. Rockefeller gathered yesterday 'or a maich to the State Capitol to pretest the police assault that ended the Attica prison rebellion. UPI.
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      Lock icon Soviet super jet in action in Egypt
      354 12 WASHINGTON. Friday yiCE -PRESIDENT Agnew said yesterday that newest Russian jet fighter, capable of outperforming the American F 4 Phantom used by Israel and all other western aircraft, "is now operational in Egypt." His statement marked the first official U.S. acknowledgement that the
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      Lock icon Nearly one million Britons out of jobs
      267 12 LONDON, Friday pEARS that Britain might have one million workers unemployed by the end of the year increased yesterday when Government statistics disclosed 929,121 now out of work the highest for 31 years. The new total means that in England. Scotland and Wales
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      Lock icon ORDER FOR ARREST OF YSMAEL OVER LAND DEAL
      235 12 ORDER FOR ARREST OF YSMAEL OVER LAND DEAL MANILA, Fri. A municipal court yesterday ordered the arrests of two prominent businessmen including millionaire in-dustrialist-sportsman Felipe Ysmael and six officials of s Government bank for an allegedly irregular multi-million dollar transaction. Judge David Concepcion issued the order after the defendants, during
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      Lock icon Baby born on jet flight
      45 12 MIAMI. Fri. A bouncing baby boy was born 39.500 ft ovei Georgia yesterday aboard an Eastern Airlines jet on a flight from Miami to Detroit. Mother and son were reported in good condition in hospital following an unscheduled landIng. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Doctors' strike
      25 12 TEL AVIV. Pri. Doctors staged a two-hour protest strike yesterday against a wave cT threats and attacks against pathologist*} by religious zealots. UP!
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      Lock icon Beating that entry law-by 147lb.
      136 12 Beating that entry law -by 147lb. CYDNEY. Frl.— An English woman who was refused permission to emigrate to Australia last year because she weighed 2701 b bounced Into Sydney today 1471 b lighter. And her 2241 b sister wept in disbelief when she saw the little lady who used to
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      Lock icon Astronaut Aldrin in night club scuffle
      97 12 Astronaut Aldrin in night club scuffle DOME. Fri. Astronaut Edwin Aldrin was involved in a nightclub scuffle with an Italian Press photographer last night eyewitnesses said yesterday The astronaut was photographed as he danced in a nightclub near the Via Veneto with Italian actress Franca Bettoja. Later the couple moved
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      Stay out of politics or else US warns the Saigon generals
      424 13 CAIGON, Fri. U.S. officials have passed the word to South Vietnam's generals that any coup again&t President Thieu would lead to a complete end of American support. Sources reported today that the American official's made it clear that "dabbling
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      Lock icon Speed up pullout, Mac urged
      438 13 Speed up pullout, Mac urged SYDNEY, Friday OPPOSITION policians called for a more speedy withdrawal of Australian forces from South Vietnam and urged that the remaining 6,000 troops restrict future operations to ensuring their own safe withdrawal. The demand made yesterday followed an incident in Phuoc Tuy province on Tuesday,
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      Lock icon Three confess Israeli envoy kidnap plot
      220 13 Three confess Israeli envoy kidnap plot ISTANBUL, Friday. THREE men accused of the kidnapping and 1 murder of Israeli Consul-General Mr. Ephraim Elrom here in May admitted to a military court yesterday that they abducted the diplomat from his flat. They include Mahlr Cayan. 25, a student named in the
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      Mishima remains stolen, say police
      114 13 rpOKYO, Fri. The re■l mains of the late Japanese author Yukio Mishima, who committed ritual harakirl (suicide) last November, have been stolen from his grave, police said today. The disappearance of Mishima's remains from the Tama cemetery, western Tokyo, was discovered on Monday when Mishima's
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      'No' to married men
      45 13 MANILA, Frl. The Catholic Bishops' Conference of the Philippines has rejected by a narrow martin of only six votes a proposal to ordain married men as priests to ease a shortage of priests, the Philippines News Service reported today- I PI
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      74 13 Xi this occasion we extend OUR HEARTIEST CONGRA TULA TIONS WELL WISHES PRESIDENT THEATRE r(Tarnan Ria Djakarta) on their official opening 21st September, 1971 Our thanks are also due to P. T. INTER RECREATION AND TOURISM INDONESIA by whom we were entrusted to execute the construction of the above theatre
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      371 13 A chair is more than a chair. It's II something you sit on. So why not ITFQ have a comfortable one? II O UUVm/UI Mega have found a material so strong yet light they make T'lrV^/'N a chair shell any shape This means for I II I ly? tne f
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES Rises
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        45 14 3k. Setnb. $6.10 +.40 4.8. T. $4 22 +.12 Lintan K $1.60 +.10 Veneer prod. $195 +.10 Metal Box $4.30 +.10 rrop. Veneer $063 +.08 \.mp.is $1.82 +.07 nt. -Wood $0.68 +.05 •.T.I. $0.79 +.04 :ity Dev. $0.53 i +.03 5. Hilton $0 89 +.03
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        Falls
        41 14 le a Cor.in $1.76 1 and G $2.63 toustead $2 62 N. E. $3.28 ol«-x Ind. $1.10 'acific Chem $1.43 Iteamers $3.18 O. Palm $1.20 V'wlde Hold. $139 •••ron $1.50 —.14 —.12 —.06 —.06 —.05 —.05 —.05 —.04 —.04 —.04
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        Most active stocks
        24 14 F. E. L'ston 381.000 Veneer Prod. 362 000 Faber Union 298.000 Haw Par 95.000 Total Turnover: 2 50M Delayed Percentage: 29.87
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        33 14 Sept. 23 Sept. 2 Industrial-.: 190.41 190.66 [Hotels: 76.91 77.38 ■ProprrtiM: 136.60 136.52 T.n- 97.51 97.52 S rabbers: 121.27 121.76 •Dec 30. i%6 100 VDec 31, 1968 100 tDec. 29, 1962 100
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      Selective issues dominate
      290 14 NEWS of link-ups and acquisition proposals made for active trading in selective issues on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Being directly involved in these developments, Fac East-Levingston and Veneer Products shared the limelight in a generally hesitant market, together chalking up the bulk of
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1025 14 HID ANO OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE CLOSING TONE: Hotels steady while the rest barely steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1161 14 T>USINESS 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 Ajinomoto (6) 2.01, (1) 2.05. Alran (10) 1.45. Allied Choc. (5) 1.95, (2)
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      Exchange rates
      164 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Sept. 34. of fn n(n Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar Canadian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar U.S. Dollar Loral dollars to 10» units »f Foreign Currency Belgian Francs Burmese Kyats Ceylon Rupees
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      Ben's share price demands a lot
      346 14 BEN and Company in the financial year ended February 1971 achieved a pretax profit of $308,270 compared with $302,--175 after an exceptional loss of $248,352 on forward contracts after crediting a provision for $100,000 at the end of the previous year had been charged.
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      135 14 SIME DARBY BID: Offer documents for the revised bid for Seaiield are being posted over the weekend. In view of the short period between the issue of the company's revised offer to acquire Seafleld shareholder's equity and the closing date in London shareholders should send completed forms of acceptance
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        Tin recovers
        208 14 'pHK Straits tin price in Penang yesterday recovered $1 to $(>2().12J per picul on an official offering down 41 tons to 234 tons. The overnight London metal price dipped with forward buyers quoted at £1.422 per metric ton. The local market was very steady with support from the
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        Gold markets
        52 14 Spore (2) 160.20 160.80 (1) Export price In non-uteri nn areas In U.S. dollars per ounca (2) Local dollars price In Bingiporr dollars per tart •U.S. xindon 42.24 Iclrut 42.53 longkont; 43.63 iurlch 42.258 42.408 •■rto 42.62 I'pore (1) 43.7S SU-t. 42.20 42. M> 43.79 42.20R 42.35R ttJN
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        110 14 /■MINIS! PRODUCE IXCNANCI. lINCAPORf NOON CLOSINC PRICM PIR PICUL VISTCROAV. Coconut Oil: Bulk SIM Mien, drum »5l sillers Capra: Mixed ifohl loos.- Oct./ Nov. UK/Cont. S2H B. Ptpptr: Mumok AST A while f.o.b. 100 NL.W Sl97| wlkrj. Sarawak whit, fob. 96., NLW JIS7J aellera. Sarawak aprciul black f.o.b.
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        Copper prices
        34 14 London copper prices on Thursday (previous in brackets) Wlrebar Spot buyer £417. 90 (£419.30) seller {418.00 (£420.00): Three Months buyer £426.00 (£420.00) severs £426.50 U42K.SO). Market ten* Barsly steady fates: 4.92S tons.
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        PALM OIL
        32 14 In London on Thursday the prices or Malayan S per cent CIF UK/N Kuropean ports In bulk, sterling per lon* ion Jan. /Feb. was quoted at UK £106 sellers (unchanged).
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        CLOSING PRICES
        19 14 SEPT. 24. RUBBER: 99.25 cents (unch). TIN: 5626.12J (up $1). Official offering 234 tons (down 41 tons).
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      RUBBER UNCHANGED
      387 14 AFTER a lower opening the rubber market yesterday was stuck with hardly any movement. Turnover was minimal with operators disinclined to participate in the absence of any feature or orders. The morning session closed very quiet. The afternoon was steadier on official support for RSS One and Two
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      MATSU'S GROWTH HALTED
      228 14 MATSUSHITA Electrics tax-free profits have taken a $167,000 drop to $569,000 at the half way stage to June. The company, manufacturers of the National range of products, is the second this week to report lower earnings because of the rise in excise duties on electrical and electronic
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      103 14 HOTEL SINGAPURA In-ter-Continental's pre-tax profits for the first half of 1971 dropped by $200,--000 to $450,000— f0r all of 1970, earnings before tax came to $966,366. SOUTHERN KINTA Consolidated Is maintaining its dividend at s\p for the year to March. Pretax profits amounted to £1.2 million compared with £1.3 million
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        MELBOURNE
        340 14 MELBOURNE. Pri. Heavyweight miners closed narrowly mixed despite signs of a slight rally earlier in the day. At the close they fell back to broadly the same levels set at the close last Wednesday. The firmness evident in Sydney yesterday (when the Melbourne market was closed) failed to materialise
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        Asian dollar
        188 14 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 1 mtn 2 mjh-s 3 mth.s 6 mths 9 mths 12 mths 8 1/2 to 8 8 1/8 to 8 8 to 8 8 1 16 to 8 7
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        NEW YORK
        263 14 MEW YORK. Thurs. The stock market closed slightly lewer. An ear!y decline was erased in a mid-day turnaround but the market fell back later on lack of interest. The list started the day on a low note, extending yesterday's decline that had pierced a previous resistance level of
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        Indices
        88 14 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS J, h rsd «y 70.52 Wednesday 70 58 Week ago 70 97 KIBBERS Thursday 232.19 Wednesday 2 32 57 Week ago 223 84 OILS 7, h <i rsd ay 334.52 Wednesday 333 27 Week ago ***** INDUSTRIALS Thursday 430.0 Wednesday 424.6 Week ago 425 2 DOW
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        HONG KONG
        219 14 JJONG KONO Frl— The mar- ket opened on an easy note and during the morning, buyers appeared for a short peiUod but subsequently eased for the rest of the day with proflUtaklng very much In evidence. Total turnover value for the day amounted to $43 48 million. Today,
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        Hong Kong rates
        35 14 On the fr«« uchani. mirktt In Hong Kong yenterday the U.I. d«llar QUOted »t 5.8878 for T.T. and 5.537S for HIK. Stirling wki quoted at 14.54 and 309 12?*' <1U0 d at
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    Prison inmates respond to education plan
    319 15 Prison inmates respond to education plan SINGAPORE, Fri.— Increasing educational facilities in Singapore pr i s ons last year found encouraging response among the inmates. One passed the Senior Cambridge examination with a Grade One and four distinctions. Of the other four who sat, two obtained a division two grade,
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    'Productivity rise must match pay increases'
    238 15 'Productivity rise must match pay increases' SINGAPORE, Friday THE competitiveness of Singapore's industry A would be adversely affected unless increases in wages and improvement in conditions of service are matched by an even greater increase in productivity. Keppel Shipyard's personnel manager, Mr. Lawrence Man, said this at a productivity seminar
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    525 15  -  EVELYN NG Oblivion for the pets as British troops pull out By Singappre, Friday QNE last hug for the dogs, a final pat, a loving whisper then goodbye. And the dogs' owners quickly left without lingering, or a word to anyone
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    15 15 SINOAPORE. Frl. There were 52 road accidents yesterday (our of them were serious.
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    129 15 SINGAPORE, Fri. The natural increase in Singapore's population of 2,110,400 has continued to rise, while the number of deaths fell between .May and July this year. According to the latest official figures just published, the natural increase dive births minus deaths) rose from 2,523
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    73 15 SINGAPORE. Fri. Ten Indonesians, who entered Singapore between Sept. 15 and 22 without valid passports were each jailed for two weeks for illegal e.itry They a.c Azmi bin Mohammu- 1 '7. Herman bin Aman. 19. Hassan bin Mohamed. 19. Damn bin Kasmari. 30. All bin
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      651 15 On your TV and Radio 1.11 P.M. Opening and Felix the 135 What's My Line hosted by Cat Wall* Bruner 1.41 Lassie Lassie's Odyssey s fhis Your Career? Life it 1 Assurance r 7.11 Curtain Up 2.15 Farmer s Daughter Help Not 7.41 News and Newsreel (C) Wanted 115 Dan
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      205 16 Publicity made his brothels more popular A FTER reading the reA port (S.T., Sept. 21) about the "Sandy Lane brothel" mentioned in a court case, I, as a mother living in the same lane, fail to understand where the police stand as far as brothels are concerned. Police investigation into
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      594 16 There's no real guarantee employees will get better salaries That 'scrap the bonus 7 call W K are totally TT against Mr. J.D.H. Neill's suggestion (Sun Times, Sept. 19) to scrap the annual bonus. Annual bonuses and "ang pows" have l>ecome part of Singapore. There is also no justification for
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      165 16 I REFER to the letter by "Another Arlan' (ST., Sept. 16 > headlined "A very dirty backlane." Immediate investigations carried out showed that the plot of land referred to at St. George's Road was found to be satisfactorily maintained except for one small corner where some metal parts
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      190 16 Seeking funds treatment abroad THE statement made by Dr. Andrew Chew, of the Outram Hospital (ST., Sept. 18) about the four unfortunate girls involved in the laboratory explosion has done much to clear any doubts that the public may have ajx>ut the state of the girls' eyes and the great
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      166 16 SO much fuss has been created over the sending of schoolgirl Lim Chey Ei aboard for treatment of her badly injured eye. Sending her abroad for treatment at least represents a "glimmer" of hope of recovering the sight of her Injured eye after all attempts here have failed to save
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      104 16 1 WOULD like to give my fullest support to the call by "Magician Chin" (S.T., Sept. 18) for voluntary services at our Singapore hospitals. I am also an amateur magician. During the past 10 years I have given free magic shows for sick children and adults in the missionary and
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      112 16 AT LAST, the police lorce Is going to do something about car-part thieves. Wipers, nub-caps and even number-plate screw* get stolen! Tlghtly-locked-up cars are broken In There are so many such cases, especially in the Tlong Bahru area. In fact some of the residents here are suspected of tampering with
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      89 16 wrITH rapid industrialisatlon in Singapore, some precautions should be taken to safeguard the interests and well being of factory workers. My fiancee and her fellow workers in a factory are compelled to work overtime everyday till late evening, failing which their services will be terminated. Not only is there no
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      78 16 WE. students of Victoria School, are engaged on a research project on the history of the Kallang Gas Works. So far, we have obtained hardly any information about the Gas Works from 1861 to 1945. particularly about the Singapore Gas Company as it was called then. Perhaps there might be
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      254 16 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS (5). 1. Scorching cleaj- beyond the 8 Penetrating record, making hill (6). money soundly (10). 5 Bird like characters, cast or 12 A Parisian, previously recogwest In Scotland (8). nlsed Is not expected (10). 9 Saucy piece at Oxbridge (8) 15 Holding torn net? Done It!
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      911 18 POX NIW ZtALAND Pinang P. Sham Singapore Lllftag far: CNAKOINA 1/ 4 Set S/ I Ott Auck.. Napier. Lytt., Timaru. MORVADA M/1B Btt Auck, Will, Timani, D'din. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Sham Penang iMtiaj far: RAJULAt c I tKi) 21 Sipt 27 Sipt Nagapattinam, Madras. RAJULAf 11/21 Oct 22 Ott
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      842 18 ib. NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) A ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON. LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Penang >n NEPTUNE AMBER 21/21 Sipt 21 Sipt/ 2 1/4 Oct L'pool 2/11 Havre 911 R'dam
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      690 18 ~"SS~T TIALAYSrAN INTERNATIONAL fl£ SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na 3OE. Jla Ampanfl Kual. Lu.npur I I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang Arrttis: BUNCA ORKIO 21/21 Sipt 10/ 1 Ott 4/1 Oct Havre 30,10 London 1/11 R'dam 6/11 A'werp 9 11 H'burg 11/11 B'men
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      717 19 -THE PORT OF SINGAPORE AUTHO--1 RITV ANNOUNCED THE FOLLOWING BERTHING ARRANGEMENTS FOR SEPT. 3S. OUT: Oriental Esmeralda 1/2. Helena (Clinker) 5, Rajull 8/7. >:. nK..1.-n 13/14. PeUllng 20 East. I sumber Tunaa II 29/30, Travesteln :v3B. Nlenbunc 44. Testbaak 45 and Clifford Maerxk 47. IN: E'penor 1/2, Sanscl Maru i
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      768 19 MR. KOH EE passed AWAY PEACEFULLY IN RANCOON. FUNERAL WILL TAKE PLACE AT 4.00 P.M. ON 25th SEPTEMBER 1971 IN RANCOON. APPRECIATIONS The Family of the late Mr. Chow Seng acknowledges with grateful thanks the kind attendance, messages of condolence, wreaths and donations during his recent bereavement. SONS: SONS-IN-LAW: Chow
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      577 19 WARNING NOTICE The Registration of United Kingdom Patent Ordinance. 1951. FRUSEMIDE B.P. JO HaNOaS^V/NjOOH NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that FARBWERKE HOECHST AKTIENGESELLSCHAFT vormals MEISTER LUCIUS BRUNING Is the registered proprietor under British Patent No. *****7. which is duly registered in Malaysia under the Registration of United Kingdom Patent Ordinance 1951,
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      810 19 ANNOUNCEMENT This is to Inform our clients, business associates and friends that Mr. Chong Hoy Mm is no longer in our employ with effect from the 23rd September 1971. He is therefore not authorised to transact any business or collect any monies on our behalf. UNITED MOTOR WORK (M) SDN.
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      498 19 I'ND.VNGZ LEMBAGA BANDARAN (N.M.B. BAB. 1371 KENYATAAN DI-BAWAH SEKSHEN2 39 (ill) DAN 43 MAJLIS PERBANDARAN IPOH BAHAWA ada-lah di-chadang-kan menerima di-bawah sekshen 1 43. Undang2 Lembaga Bandaran taksiran2 saper.i yang terkandong I dalam Senarai Taksiran bagi ka- wasan Majlis Perbandaran Ipoh bagi tahun 1971 dengan membuat pindaan2 khusus dalam perkara2
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    30 20 THE FAMILY OF the late Madam Chla Meow Cheng thank relatives, friends and colleagues for their condolences, scrolls, wreaths, donations, night visits, assistance and funeral attendance on 23 9/71.
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    70 20 PRESENTING JOAN BOOTY'S Fourth Fashion Show this week Tonight Chinese Bwlmmlng Club 8 p.m. Fashions by "Benjamin's." Make-up by Revlon. Show sponsored by F N Knyuines 360-.57 Spore. FLAIR SALON for fashion and beauty treatment— imported clothing, balrdrtssinc. Orlane Facials And Health Centre. 67. Tanglln Road. B'pore. *****3/*****4. WE
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    93 20 MR. SEBT CHENG KANC aged 74 pasted away peacefully on 24/9/71 at 4.00 a.m. leaving behind wife, four sons, four daughters, four sons-in-law, two daughters-in-law and eleven grandchildren. Funeral on 26 9 71. Cortege leaves 6, Jalan I'm. n Jula Jull. at 11.00 a.m. for Mount Vernon Crematorium. CABLE
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      837 20 ESTABLISHED COMPANY has vacancies for (a) Sales Personnels In Office Equipments, with own transport for Our Singapore and K.L. Office*. Previous experience an advantage. (b) Office Boys. Driver*. Clerk/Telephone Operators with knowledge of typing and operating PBX Exchange, and qualified mechanics In Office Equipments for K.L. Office. Only Malaysian Citizens
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      753 20 WANTED Trainee Laboratory Assistant. Only holders of Senior Cambridge Certificate with passes In Chemistry and Physics need apply. Also a Female Junior Clerk with Cambridge Certificate. Write to Box A 4477 S.T. Spore. DRAUGHTSMAN BXPERIENCED In structural steel required to work In small Katong office. Only those with good Credit
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      896 20 EXPERIENCED SALESGIRL/MAN. Experienced in contacting Building Contractors and Architects to promote sales. Details with photo nonreturnable to BOX A 4466 ST. Spore. LOOKING FOR SINCERE and honest people to work full or part-time In Singapore. Hongkong. Manila. Saigon and Kuala Lumpur. Contact Mr. Ross Tel. Spore *****1 ext. 501.502. 503.
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      1009 20 Situations wanted QUALIFIED MECHANICAL «M CINEER with several year* Of experience In const of refinery and steel work seeks position. Reply Yexdl c/o Phillip Hone. 2-L Henderson Crescent. Block 101. s-por* 3. Accommodation vacant DISTRICT 10 semi-detached bungalow split level brand new, 2 master bedrooms alrcons, longbath*. bulltln wardrobes. 1
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      1005 20 70. GRBENLEAF ORIVB. dist 10 2-storey 4-bedrommed semi-detached bungalow mosaic. Unfurnished $600/. furnished $750/-. Tel. Spore *****. DIST. 11 NIW lEMI DETACHED house at Hlllcrest Park. Fully furnished with alrcoodltloner all new. hor further enquiries plea** ring ***** Spore after 2 p.m. OIST 11 NEWTON ROAD fully furnished 3-bedroomed flat
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      1054 20 7 3-BEDROOMED M D B FLAT. Unfurnished. Preferably Queenstown area. Reasonable rent. Write to Box A 4504 S.T. Spore. COUPLE REQUIRES UNFURNISHED ROOM, with Cooking. Reasonable rent. City area preferred. Ring *****9 Spore. URGBNTLV REQUIRED bungalows/ flats terrace houses In any district. Contact Singh *****6/*****6 B' pore. UNFURNISHED ROOM WANTED
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      878 20 Shops to lat GOLDEN MILE Shopping Centre. ground floor, fronting main road. Ideally situated. 264. 324. i ft. a* required. Write J.SG. 71 Unlverelty Road. Singapore 11. SUPREME HOUSE shops aval able Contact Supreme Holdings Limited 9th Floor Supreme Hon. Road Singapore 9 Tel: 3674P4 PENINSULA SHOPPING COMPLEX. Kirst floor
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      1423 21 USED lINCER PORTABLE electric •ewlnx machine for rent 'sale. Also available various other bmnds Trade-in A service accepted. Aikuy 79. Outram Park Spore *****. T.V. FOR RENTAL free aerial 19' $11/- 23" $20/-. Ring Spore 495J27. TV FOR RENT from $13 onwards U*ed IS" TV for sale $100 each. Ring
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      952 21 Furnituf FOR DISTINCTIVE can* furniture/ superior quality fumlahlng material*. Road. *****4, Spore. IN IWEE HINC FURNITURE. 100 A. Beauty World B'pore. *****2 m»Kss good, durable quality furniture Enquiries welcome. SIN BIAN CO., exquisite furniture H.P. bail*. Interest 10% pa. Cash sprclal discount Ring ***** Spore. 12. Tal Thong Crescent. CHONO
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      929 21 Machinery, plant wanted 1) RADIATOR ASSEMBLY for OM 4—71 engine. 2) Marine type gear box manually operated with 1.9 1 r.iiio to transmit 05 to 7 3 BHP to be titled to BMC Diewl Marine engine. Offer* to Purchasing Manager. Oammon Southeast Asia Berbad. Tel: *****4 B'pore. Steambaths. massage etc.
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      2097 21 Car Market (j| OPtL KADITT STATION WAGON I'K.S modrl. nrwly palntrd In Vehicles lor sale £"'«< ™"2« lon 2 800 on Phonr 64 1766 OPIL COMMODOKI CS 4-door Silicon tr.ln i! 00. Vau«hall Viv« SL 90. «»•> rdlo rn-.rttr Price SlO.BOO/AuKl'n VfoSr Vlrr<:r?l2? 200/ 1«7o" °(Ma'|«CN) WMi'tl^ An-tin Mini 200
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      523 21 A Leading International Pharmaceutical Company requires a MARKETING MANAGER (based in Singapore) JOB SPECIFICATIONS 1. General supervision of distributors activities and control of mothercraft nurses in Singapore and Malaysia. 2 To plan advertising and sales promotion campaigns in conjunction with the distributors. 3. To recommend the possible areas for expansion
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      482 22 SHEL j SKILLED ARTISANS BRUNEI SHELL PETROLEUM COMPANY LIMITED invite applications from skilled artisans for employment in their organisation based in Seria. State of Brunei. Candidates should have received at least a recognised apprenticeship training in Fitting, Welding. Electrical. Instrumentation or allied trades or have passed appropriate tests qualifying them
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      605 22 AIRLINE VACANCIES A large international airline has vacancies for the following positions in Singapore: SALES SUPERVISOR CARGO SALES REPRESENTATIVE PASSENGER SALES REPRESENTATIVE TICKET COUNTER CLERK SECRETARY Apply in writing, giving full details of experience and qualifications and enclose a passport photograph to: Box A 4500 S.T. Spore. Preference will be
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      1420 22 PUSAT PENYEUDEKAN GETAH TANAH MELAYU (1) KETUA BAHAGIAN EKONOMI DAN PERANCHANG (2) KETUA BAHAGIAN PERKHIDMATAN NASEHAT LADANG. Permohonan adalah dipelawa daripada Warga Negara Malaysia untuk memenuhi jawatan2 tersebut diatas di Pusat Ini. Gajl pokok jawatan2 mi talah samaada mak&ima tangga gaji $1,000 x 50 1.900 atau ditingkatan khas $2,050 x
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      257 22 SABAH GOVERNMENT VACANCY PSC NOTICE NO. IS4/71 Applications are Invited from Malaysian Citizens for the following appointment with the Agriculture Department Post: Research Officer (Plant Breeder) (b) Salary Scale: D.vlslon I. Scale A (S7SO x 30 780 x 60 930 1050 x 35 1260 x 40 1420) Commencing salary will
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      317 23 EDINBURGH, Fri. Peter Tupling, 21 and Harry Bannerman, both of Britain shared the haii-way lead with a six-under total of 138 after the second round of the £10,000 Wills Open golf tournament here yesterday. Tupling had one of the lowest scores of the
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      66 23 LONDON, Fri. Fast bowler Bob Willis. 22. a member ol England's Ashes-wi-ning team in Australia Im( winter. has threatened to leave English county cricket champions Surrey. Willis has turned down terms lor next seaao'i because Surrey will r.ot guarantee him a nrs! team place. Surrey, although
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      281 23 Australia's 437 puts England in a tough spot LONDON, Fri. Donald Bradman completed a double century as Australia moved into a strong position on the fourth day of the computer "Test of the Century" against England here today. Bradman made 222 out of Australia's second innings total of 437 which
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      187 23 pHICAGO, Fri. Dwight Nevil and George Archer matched 67s for the first round lead yesterday in the US$lOO,OOO Robinson Open golf tournament. Their four-under scores put them one stroke ahead of four others tied at 68 Labron Harris. Larry Hlnson, Mac McLendon and Jim Ferrlell.
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      101 23 Not bad for my age: Don SYDNh V. Fri. The ghosts of seasons past, now revived in the England Australia computer cricket "Test" being "played" at Lord's, have failed to capture much attention in Australia. The Sydney Daily Telegraph beaded its report on tne match: "Test scores but who gives
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      47 23 NEJV YORK. Fr 4 Results 1 cf major baseba'i games played yesterday. N»t|r.,ui League: New York 5 r.ncago 4. Philadelphia 6 Montreal 4. Pittsburgh 5 St. I LcuLs 0. San Francisco 2 Houston 1. Aireriran league: Oakland 5 Milwaukee 4. Chicago 5 California 0.
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      40 23 AUCKLAND. Prl. Britain moved into a c mmanainx oositUn in the women's Commonwealth golf tournament In Hamilton today when they won bcth foursomes against Canada. In the uther match New Zedland and Australia won one foursome each.
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      27 23 TOKYO. Pri The touring England Rugby Union te im tcoay beat All-Japan 27-19 in the first of two Test matches. England led 10-9 at halftime.
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      118 23 ADELAIDE. Fri. only three South Africans were invited ro join the world cricket team for the proposed tour ol Australia Inter this year to comply with a request from the South African Cricket Association. This was disclosed Ivre today by s>!r Donnid Bt'admnn. cnalrman 01 tlie Australian
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      54 23 FLORENCE. Fri. Italian heavyweight champion Bepi Ros hao turned down an offer to fight Casslus Clay lor purse of US$5O 000. his manager said here last night. The Italian considered the effer too low in view of the expenses Involved and had nr.ade a counter-offer. Adnanu
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      52 23 MELBOURNE. Fri En*iish gulfer Brian Barnes will defend his US<2O.OOO Australian Wills Masters title at the Victoria hi If club here from oct 21 to 24. the sponsors said today. Other overseas contenders include American Dave Hill. Cave Stockton and Gene Littler, and Argentine Roberto de
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      92 23 I ONDON, Fri. Crystal Palace, struggling at the bo'.tom of the English Dlv I table, splashed out again on the soccer transfer market yesterday to bring their turnover to nearly £500,000 in the past three days. Manager Bert Head bought Blackburn defender Bobby Bell
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      156 24  - Ditambah can win today to qualify for the Gold Cup By EPSOM JEEP QITAMBAH can qualify for the Singapore Gold Cup by winning Race 7 at Bukit Timah today. This well-bred English gelding by Irish Derby winner Tambourine has won twice in Class 2 this season. He was placed in
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      1934 24 PROGRESSIVE: Ran well ud to a stage in last s-.art at XL on Sept. 11 when fifth with 9.0 In Div 3 6f race; good for flutter. TOBACCO LEAF: Looks well after let-up: last start was in Class 5 Div 3 field over Bt. Timah 6f on
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      157 24 iimim MaW IAI I BUY POINTtK Kace i TOBACCO LEAF Ml U PROGRESSIVE ConfUct Tobacco Leaf Conflict Piozrcstive Duianco Kilat PHALZ KING POT H. BODY Race Heavenly Body Santa Rosa San.a Rosa Santa Rosa Raub Say DEFENDER KIMBERLEY DEFENDER Race 1: Raffles Park Defender Kimberley Scxttomi Ad Va.orem Top
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      Dawkins to ride Sg Wang II
      288 24 A USTR ALIAN j ockey A Rod Dawkins will ride Sungel Wang il In the Singapore Gold Cup next week, renewing the successful partnership in the ARC Cup last year. Sungei Wang II looked fit when taken out by Dawkins for trotting exercise on
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      Mill Reef among 31 acceptors for 'Arc'
      76 24 PARIS, Fri. A total of 31 horses remained in the Prix de lArc de Triomphe, Europe's richest horse race, after yesterday's second forfeit stage. Among them were American owned Mill Reef, winner of this year's Eng- lish Derby, and the fancied French entry
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      Kiwi is selected to lead S'pore fifteen
      205 25 NEW Zealander Kevin Hodges will lead Singapore in the International Rugby Union match against England at Jalan Besar stadium on Oct. 3. Hodges, who plays at stand-off, is attached to 41 Squadron Royal New Zealand Air Force at Changi and is no newcomer
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      Victorian Games
      30 25 OLD Victorians Association will hold Its second 'Pesta Sukan Kechll' games between Past and Present starting todny. The events are cricket, hockey, badminton, shooting, netball, chess and soccer.
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      SCA bids to get India Test side
      291 25  - SCA bids to get India Test side PERCY SENEVIRATNE By |NDIA sitting pretty now on the pinnacle of international cricket, can trigger off a cricket extravaganza here early next season a series of tours by Australian and English clubs too. The Indians are scheduled to open their three month tour
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      S'pore's young players rattle tour side
      254 25 S'pore's young players rattle tour side SINGAPORE'S fledging young water-polo players yesterday gave a tip-top performance when they beat the visiting Hale College team from West Australia 4-1 In their friendly match at Queenstown pool. The win has brightened SASA's hopes of a good showing by the Young Singapore side
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      Soccer's top men to meet NSPB today
      279 25 NATIONAL Sports Promotion Board, caretakers of Singapore soccer, will spell out its soccer promotional plan to representatives of 60 soccer clubs at Sports House today and seek their co-operation to implement it next season, reports JOE DORAI. The presidents and secretaries of 15
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      Tonight's finals
      18 25 CHINESE YMCA 1971 "A" tournament finals will be decided at Homer Cheng Auditorium at 7 tonight.
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      Goalkeeper is star forward
      321 25 fiOALKEE PER Mohammed Amln turned star forward to spearhead Fathul Karlb to a conclncing 7-2 win over Alexandra in a FAS League Div. One soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium yesterday. Amin, who keeps goal for Special Constabulary, formed a fine combination with internationals Dollah Kassim
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      Forces lose a point
      144 25 DEFENCE errors against Hamilton cost Armed Forces a valuable point in the FAS League Division One at Jalan Besar stadium last night, the match ending In a 3-2 draw. Fitter Forces were leading 1-0 with a Baharom Salleh goal until the 55th minute when fullback Lim
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      Australians have five Olympic players
      182 25 Australians have five Olympic players AUSTRALIA. the Mexico Olympic Games silver medallists, will field five Olympic players against Singapore in their friendly hockey International at Jalan Besar stadium today at 5 p.m. They are skipper Brian Glencroos. vice-captain Robert Haitsh. goalkeeper Paul Darling, forward Des Piper and forward Don Smart.
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      Richard Quek beats 'wonder boy'
      782 25 OINGAPORE's young Internationals who are expected to do well at the SEAP Games In Kuala Lumpur In December yesterday dominated the final day's programme of the Primary Schools swimming championships at Amber Road, at which 14 records were smashed. Internationals Lim Bee Lian. Karen Chong
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      198 25 SHIMMING Third Novices Age Group meet (Tanjong Rhu 2.30); CSC Novices Age Group meet (Amber Road 2.0). SOCCER PAS Youth tournament: Burnley v Hurricane P C Bakat Baru v Tamil Brotherhood: Vigilante Corps v Peru Indians; 8 APS A v PBMS; Knights v Youngsters Youth. Junior Wanderers v Hamilton (All
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    No one hurt in triple crash
    98 26 NO ONE was injured in this triple crash yesterday afternoon. It happened at the junction of Lavender Street, Balestier Road and Serangoon Road at 4.20 p.m. STC service 121 was crossinc into Balestier Road from Lavender Street and ABS service 103 and the taxi
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    Mystery of the 'missing' Hanoi mission
    147 26  - Mystery of the 'missing' Hanoi mission JOSEPH YEO By SINGAPORE, Fri. Mystery surrounds the whereabouts of a five-man trade mission from North Vietnam, now visiting Singapore. They are believed to have met the Foreign Minister, Mr. S. Rajaratnam, earlier this week. The mission arrived last week to study the possibility
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    Lock icon Common ground at Salt
    70 26 HELSINKI, Frl. The United States and the Soviet Union have developed "certain areas of common ground" with respect to the limitation of defensive and offensive missile systems, a Joint communique said today. The communique was issued at the end of the fifth round of the bilateral
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    39 26 NDOLA, (Zambia), Prl. Prime Minister Olaf Palme of Sweden today laid a wreath at a desolate spot In the African bush where, Just a decade ago. fellow countryman Dag Hammarskjoeld peruhed In a mystery plane crash. Reuter.
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    22 26 MOSCOW, Pri. The Boviet Union fired an unmanned sputnik designated Cosmos-440 Into earth orbit today, Taw news agency announced. UPI
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    19 26 MADAM YIN IONO LINO mother of Raymond Ylh passed away peacefully 24.9.71 at 10 p.m. Funeral on Monday.
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    419 26 T ON DON, Prl. The nock market drifted lower in quiet trading. General unlease on the monetary front and a reappraisal of the A usual Jobless figures mad* (or caution and tome small selling. Selective Issues closed oft the bottom. At 2.45 p.m. the Financial Times index was
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    Aliens expelled for drug pushing
    584 26 Aliens expelled for drug pushing Tougher laws to wipe out the problem SINGAPORE, Fr». fHK (iovcrnment has begun expelling noncitizens for drug-pushing. One has already been depoited. More are to follow It was learnt today that some women are among those facing expulsion. They are believed to have entered the
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