The Straits Times, 27 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The National Nfiwspaper The Straits Times Estd. 1845 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 27, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Nixon pledge to avert new war in M-East
    269 1 Nixon pledge to avert new war in M-East PORTLAND (Oregon), Sun. President Nixon said today the United States would do what was necessary to keep the balance of power in the Middle East and to prevent a new outbreak of hostilities between Israel and United Arab Republic. He told a
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    'Tell us all' offensive
    649 1 20,000 leaflets distributed to curfew area residents IPOH, Sunday AS Cerokan Setia (Operation Loyalty) today entered its second round-the-clock curfew day in the Sungei Siput, Chemor and Tanjong Rambutan areas, the Government mounted an intensive campaign to seek information on communist terrorist activities, communist supplies, food
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    Japan sounds out Peking on diplomatic relations
    230 1 Japan sounds out Peking on diplomatic relations TOKYO, Sun. A Foreign Minister Takeo Fukuda was reported today to have said Japan had begun sounding out China on possibilities of normalising Sino Japanese diplomatic relations. The Tokyo Shlmbun, a major daily, said Mr. Fukuda disclosed the government moves in an exclusive
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    DEFIANT ISRAELI 'NO' TO U.N. ON EAST JERUSALEM STATUS
    116 1 JERUSALEM, Sun— The Israeli Cabinet decided today unanimously to retain the present annexed status of Jerusalem in defiance of the United Nations Security Council, a Government spokesman said. The spokesman said the Cabinet spent an hour studying and discussinr the text
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    British girl in Red spy drama
    505 1 British girl in Red spy drama LONDON. Sunday T OVE for a British girl prompted a Russian secret agent to defect in London and trigger off Britain's biggest purge of suspected spies, Press reports said here today. The Foreign Office maintained its silence on details about the KGB (Soviet secret
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    MSA to extend Aussie flights to NZ
    156 1 MSA to extend Aussie flights to NZ SINGAPORE, Sun. MSA will fly to Auckland in New Zealand sometime this year. Tihs is the result of talks between the Singapore and New Zealand Government during the past few weeks. Details of the MSA plan are not known, but It is understood
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    Detainees start trouble
    56 1 COLOMBO. Sun. Small groups among Insurgents being held In rehabilitation, centres throughout Ceylon have created disturbances In recent days, damaging equipment and Injuring several unarmed guards official rources said today. The groups are part of about 14.000 people put In the centres following an abortive attempt at
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    Lock icon Specialist leaves
    53 1 HONO KONO, Sun. America: 1 heart specialist Dr. Paul White and Dr. Edmund Dlmond left Peking for home today via Canton, the New China News Agency reported. The doctors, accompanied by their wives, arrived in Peking on Sept 18 for a visit at the invitation of the Chinese
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    Lock icon Demo against trip
    37 1 TOKYO. Sun. More than 1,250 leftist Japanese students rallied and marched In heavy rain today, protesting again-st Emperor Hlrohito's departure on a sentimental Journey to Europe tomorrow. Police said no students were arrested. AP.
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    Lock icon Minister quits
    29 1 BEIFAST, Sun. The Northern Ireland Minister of Community Relations, Mr. David Bleakley, has resigned from the provincial government In protest over Its policies particularly on Internment. Reuter.
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    Toto draw
    37 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. The numbers picked In today's Toto draw No. 76 71 were 29. 47. 1. 34 and 32. The additional number was 6. The numbers In the circles draw were 39. 7 and 20.
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      Lock icon PLAN TO END MONEY CRISIS
      47 1 WASHINGTON. Sun. Finance Ministers of the Group of Ten Industrial nations today instructed their deputies to draft a four-point plan including changes in world currency values and abolition of the U.S. import surcharge to end the economic crisis. Reuter. (See Back Page)
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      Lock icon Saigon demo by war veterans
      277 2 SAIGON, Sunday pOLICE nred tear- gas to break up a demoi\3tration today by 10 crippled South Vietnamese war veterans p r o t c s ting against the country's uncontested presidential election. The ex-servicemen disrupted traffic on the main highway leading north out of Saigon
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      Lock icon Hands off, the UN tells Israelis
      447 2 Hands off, the UN tells Israelis NEW YORK, Sunday. THE Security Council last night called on Israel to rescind all measures it had taken in the occupied sector of Jerusalem which might purport to change the city's status. The 15-nation council adopted by 14 votes to nil. with one abstention,
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      Lock icon PLA row over officer's murder
      103 2 PLA row over officer's murder BEIRUT. Sun. The rift within, the Palestine Liberation Army widened today when its Comman-der-in-Chief, Brig. Oen. Abdel Razzak Al Yahya. publicly accused the army's Chlei of Staff. Col. Osman Haddad, of being responsible for the murder of an officer. A memorandum submitted by Al Yahaya
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      Lock icon NIGHT EDEN TURNED WHITE WITH RAGE
      274 2 NIGHT EDEN TURNED WHITE WITH RAGE F ONDON, Sun. The v nigfct that rresldent Nasser nationalised the Suez Canal, Sir Anthony Eden, now Lord Avon British Prime Minister at the time was told the news at a London dinner party, journalist M o ha mmcd Heikal recalled in an article
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      Six killed
      39 2 SAO PAULO. Sun. Six people died yesterday In traffic accidents that caused a Jam of almost 100 cars In the Via Anchleta. the highway which connects the port city of Santos to Sao /toulo. police' said— UPl
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      Lock icon A yes to local touch' Marxism
      283 3 A yes to local touch' Marxism BELGRADE, Sunday. pHE Yugoslav and Soviet communist parties have declared that the teachings of Marx, Sngels and Lenin should be applied in each :ountry according to its individual charac- teristics. Observers said this appeared to endorse President Tito's view that Yugoslavia should take Its
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      Paintings found
      39 3 ROME. Sun. Italian art squad detectives today recovered more than 40 stolen worka of art and arrested four people in a nationwide campaign against gangs of thieves looting churches and private collections of Italy's art heritage. OPI.
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      Lock icon Brezhnev flies into Budapest
      77 3 SOVIET Communist Party leader Mr. Brezhnev (left) is welcomed by Hungarian Communist Party leader Mr. Janos Kadar (right foreground) at Ferihegy Airport in Budapest. Mr. Brezhnev arrived on Saturday to from Belgrade tell Hungarian leaders why he rave neighbouring Yugoslavia the right to develop its own
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      Lock icon Rao picked for major post
      78 3 HYDERABAD. Sun. Mr. Naraslmha Rao, 50-year-old Education Minister, was elected leader of the Congress Party In the Andhra Pradesh State Assembly yesterday, clearing the way for his appointment as Chief Minuter. He succeeds Mr. Brahmananda Reddy who resigned earlier thlx menth at the request of
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      29 3 MOSCOW. Sun. A Soviet court has sentenced 52 people to terms of up to IS years In prison for embezzling State property at a canning factory. UPI.
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      Lock icon Move to bar Marcos from top post
      225 3 Move to bar Marcos from top post MANILA, Sun. A reso--IT* lution to disqualify President Marcos, and his wife or any of his seconddegree relatives trom becoming head of State after 1973 has been filed by delegates to the convention rewriting the Philippine Constitution. The resolution was reportedly endorsed by
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      Lock icon Rhodesia: Fears of a Tory sell-out —grow
      160 3 Rhodesia: Fears of a Tory sell-out grow I ONDON, Sun. Fear of a British Government sell-out on Rhodesia was hinted at yesterday by Mr. Arthur Bottomley who as Commonwealth Secretary in the Labour Government negotiated with Mr. Lan Smith In 1965 in a bid to solve the constitutional crisis. Mr.
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      Lock icon Another big heroin haul
      499 4 GOVERNMENT agents have arrested three men and seized 2001 b of heroin worth about US$4O million hidden in a Ford car unloaded from the Italian ship Raffaelo in New York City, the Customs Bureau announced. It was the second 2001 b haul of heroin In a
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      Lock icon Civil rights man dies
      49 4 WASHINGTON. Sun—President Nixon, the legal world and the nation mourned the death yesterday of Mr. Hugo L. Black. *I<»ht days after he resigned from the Suprepe Court where ne was a liberal pillar and champion cf civil rights for a third of a century —UPI
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      Lock icon HEATH WARNS OF WAR THREAT
      120 4 LONDON, Sun. Prime Minister Heath warned yesterday that if Britain abandoned Northern Ireland there would be civil war right across the country, involving both the British province in the north and the Irish Republic in the south. He told a meeting of his ruling Conservative
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      Lock icon 'Caged bird' emperor breaks tradition to go on a journey of goodwill
      468 4 'Caged bird' emperor breaks tradition to go on a journey of goodwill TOKYO. Sunday £MPEROR Hirohito's years as a "caged bird" end tomorrow as he breaks hallowed tradition to become the first of Japan's ancient imperial line to travel abroad. For half his adult life he was revered as a
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      Lock icon Gloomy outlook for monetary -talks
      376 4 Gloomy outlook for monetary -talks- WASHINGTON, Sunday, fHE International Monetary Fund (IMF) annual meeting opens here tomorrow in a generally pessimistic mood about the chances of a quick solution to the world economic crisis. s Finance ministers and central bankers from the 118 IMF member countries will meet with the
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      Lock icon Woman is held on charge of killing husband
      257 4 Woman is held on charge of killing husband [OS ANGELES, Sun. Mrs. Beverly Ann Duckett, 37, found by police sitting in a drunken stupor at her home while her husband's body floated in their pool, is in custody today on a charge of murder. An autopsy on Arthur L. Duckett.
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      Lock icon Rangoon visit
      37 4 RANOOON. Sun. Soviet President Nikolai Podgomy will make a brief stopover here on his way to Hanoi on Oct. 3 at the invitation of the Burmese Government, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced today. Reuter.
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      200 4 Advertisement SCIENCE SHRINKS AND HEALS PILES NEW WAY WITHO UT SURGER V Finds Healing Substance That Relieves Pain Stops Itching as it Shrinks Haemorrhoids NEW YORK,N.V.-(Speclal)- menta aa "Piles have ceased to For the first time science haa be a problem!" And among found anew healing substan- these sufferers were
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      Lock icon No more double talk on Vietnam, China warns US
      370 5 No more double talk on Vietnam, China warns US HONG KONG, Sunday. CHINESE Vice-Premier Li Hsien-nien has called on the Nixon Administration to show sincerity in settling the Vietnam issue by fixing a date for withdrawing U.S. troops from Vietnam, the North Vietnam news agency reported today. Speaking at an
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      Lock icon 30,000 in London demo against smut
      165 5 30,000 in London demo against smut I ONDON. Sun.—Arm- ed with hymn sheets and the blessing of Prince Charles, a cheerful regiment of 30,000 campaigners rallied in Trafalgar Square yesterday to declare war on pornography and "moral pollution." The mass gathering called for purity, love and family life and drowned
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      Lock icon 43 priests arrested on steps of cathedral
      124 5 DOSARIO. Sun. Po- lice arrested 43 Roman Catholic priests on the steps of the cathedral here today as they tried to hold a demonstration to demand the release of political prisoners and detained labour leaders. Church sources said all were members of the
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      WHAT X-RAY SHOWED IN MAN'S STOMACH
      90 5 T ONDON, Sun. Surgeons who operated on a man for dyspepsia in 1954 left a pair of forceps in his abdominal cavity and the forceps were rusted when removed 16 years later, the annual report of Britain's Medical Defence Union said yesterday. The patient
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    Miners protest to MSA
    48 6 IPOH, Sun. The States of Malaya Chamber of Mines has protested against a proposed change In MSA's flight schedules for Ipoh. It Is felt that the new schedules, to be introduced from Nov. 1. will be "extremely Inconvenient." particularly to miners, industrialists and businessmen.
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    We're ready to stockpile rubber, says Tun Tan
    614 6 LONDON, Sun. M A L AYSIAN Finance Minister Tun Tan Siew Sin said here loday Malaysia was prepared to stockpile rubber in a big way if necessary. "We have got the resources. We can buy enough to have an Impact on the
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    Our seamen's good name 'tarnished'
    128 6 CUNGAPORE. Sun.—fiinkJ gapore seafarers have been urged to uphold their good name In world shipping. The call was made yesterday by the managing director of the Pacific International Lines Pte. Ltd., Mr. Y. C. Chang, when he presented certificates to 91 trainees who were the
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    Oil workers may get windfall
    177 6 SINGAPORE, Sun. Same 600 employees of three oil companies British Petroleum, Caltex and Castrol are expected to get an additional month's .nay as special ex-gratia payment over the next two years (1972 and 1973). The deal, now under negotiation between the United Workers of Petroleum
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    Chinese Chamber chief hits at investors who remain aloof
    289 7 SINGAPORE. Sunday A FEW investors have failed to appreciate Singapore's national aspirations. This is the observation made by the president of the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Wee Cbo Yaw, in an article for the Ksso Eastern Review. Mr. Wee writes:
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    Foreign firms 'reluctant to train locals for top jobs'
    577 7 jyj AX V foreign firms here are reluctant to transmit their technology and train local personnel for top executive posts, a University of Singapore lecturer claimed. There are some who "capitalise" on Singapore's relatively cheap labour and others who are unwilling
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    Three-day engineering seminar
    81 7 Three-day engineering seminar SINGAPORE. Sun. The U8 Embassy here will hold a three-day plant engineering and maintenance technical seminar at the Shangri-La Hotel from Thursday. The American seminar team, to be led by Mr. Herbert F. Lund, a New York City business executive, Includes 14 technical experts and is prepared
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    Medical Council
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The appointment has been announced of Prof. Khoo Oon Telk, Professor of Clinical MedUlne. University of Singapore, us a member of the Medical Council for three years.
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    MAN DIES IN SMOKE HOUSE FIRE
    89 7 MAN DIES IN SMOKE HOUSE FIRE A LOR STAR, Sun. A Slxty-three-year-old Y. Arulathan was fatally burnt in a smokehouse fire at Sunegi Tawar estate, Baling, last night. Arulathan, who stopped working at the estate recently, was rescued by some labourers from the burning smokehouse at about 11.30 p.m. He
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    PSA loans for 40 workers
    31 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Port Authority has approved loan applications by about 40 employees under Its housing loan scheme. About 200 other applications are now under consideration.
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    External degrees plan for working adults
    349 8 External degrees plan for working adults SINGAPORE, Sunday education groups here are to ask local universities to introduce external degree courses for working adults. This was one of the recommendations adopted by all 60 participants from some 50 adult education agencies at the end of their two-day national conference yesterday.
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    Death fall wife 'could not live without hubby'
    216 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Madam Tee Soo Moi. 29, who was found dead at the foot of Outram Park Complex on Friday "could not live without her husband," according to her father-in-law. Mr. Lee Kwang, 65. told the Straits 1 lines that his daughter
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    GHAZALI ON THE ROLE OF THE NCC IN TURNING OUT MODEL CITIZENS
    235 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. The National Cadet Corps provides the means to shape Singapore youths to be resourceful, resilient, and responsible citizens. Inche Mohammed Ghazall Ismail, Parliamentary Secretary (Eduactlon) said yesterday that this was the reason why the Government was
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    Telecoms switch to statutory board
    223 9 CONVERSION BILL FOR PARLIAMENT SOON SINGAPORE, Sunday THE Bill for the con v c rsion of the Telecommunications Department into a statutory board is to be presented to Parliament shortly. The final draft, it Is understood, has been approved by the Cabinet and is now
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    Govt will always think ahead for country's welfare: Wong
    323 9 CINGAPORE, Sun. Singaporeans were yesterday assured that the Government would always think ahead for the welfare of the Republic. Tne a.->urance came from the Minister for Home Affairs Dr. Wong Lin Ken, who cited the Jurong industrial estate as one result
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    Alfred Brendel piano recital
    43 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Alfred Brendel. an Internationally known pianist, will give a recital at Victoria Theatre on Oct. 5 at 8.45 p.m. Tickets for the show, presented by Donald Moore Associates (Pte) Ltd.. are available at the usual booking centres.
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    HOSPITAL SEEKS RELATIVES OF THIS MAN
    98 9 HOSPITAL SEEKS RELATIVES OF THIS MAN SINGAPORE, Sun. 0 Woodbridfe Hospital authorities are looking for friends and relatives of a man they know only as Sinappan (above) who was found wandering In Geylanc in July. He is about 37 years old, mentally sub-normal and suffering from an ailment of the
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    Civilian post for Gen Alsagoff
    67 9 Civilian post for Gen Alsagoff KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Former OOC East Malaysia, Maj -Gen. Dato Syed Mohamed Alsagoff, 50, has been appointed Sabah's Deputy Inspector-General of Projects. In his new post he will assist the Stale Minister of Co-ordin-ation, who Is in charge of all State projects under the Second
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    Champ for the sixth time
    57 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. A Selangor merbok won Its sixth championship at the fourth merbok singing contest organised by the Penang Aquarlsts and Avlarlsts' Society today. Its proud owner, Mr. Low Eng Plew, an Instructor at the Police Depot. Jalan Oumey. Kuala Lumpur, who entered Iwo
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    Talk on flower arrangement
    44 9 SINGAPORE. Bun. The Adult Bervlce of Queenstown Branch Library Is organising a talk and demonstration on flower arrangement at the library's lecture room on Tuesday at 3 p m The talk will be presented by Mrs. P.K Ooh in Mandarin.
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    Press party
    26 9 3INOAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Presa Club will hold a Moon Cake party at its premises at the Hotel Summit next Thursday at B.SO pjn.
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    Stories on sex and drugs 'harmful'
    112 9 Stories on sex and drugs 'harmful' SINGAPORE, Sun The Minister of State In the Prime Minister's Office. Haji Ya'acob bin Mohamed, has criticised publishers who played up immoral issues in their magazines. Such issues, he said, would harm the future generation. Haji Ya'acob war. speaking at the 13th anniversary dinner
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    Leader of the young Lions
    53 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. A Nanyang University student, Mr. Francis Hsu. was Installed president of the university Leo Club tonight. The ceremony was officiated by Mr. Peter Fu. Lions district governor, at the Arts College Hall. Guests present Included members of the academic stuff and the Lions
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    105 join SILO
    27 9 SINOAPORE. Sun.— The Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation (Silo) has won the right to represent the 105 employees of Lockheed Aircraft Services Ltd. at Seletar.
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    Drug taking alert in Brunei -schools
    315 9 Drug taking alert in Brunei -schools By IGNATIUS STEPHEN BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Sun. The Education Department has asked all school principals here to be on the maximum alert against the drug habit taking root in the schools, Dato Malcolm Maclnnes, the Director of Education, said today. Talks are to be
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      40 9 1 "T il 1 m\ this is the time to make bigbig savings... prices in all departments slashed to the lowest you've ever dreamed of! DAILY: 9.30 to 6.00 p.m. WED: 9.30 to 10.00 p.m. SUN: 10.00 to 5.30 p.m.
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      282 9 Straits Jfo es _P r ossworc across s Where to putt with ctew--1 Do bit of housework that nets? It'a ft pert (5-3) isn't productive (4. 4). 11 Cheated girl* of good looka* 5 Hang tne horses! (S-T). 9 French soldiers half ardent 15 TolU awkwardly amid dato keep animals?
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    MSA's US plans— at stake if Pan-Am pulls out
    317 10  - MSA's US plans— at stake if Pan- Am pulls out ARTHUR RICHARDS By C I N (1 A PORE, Sun. MSA's plans to establish an "across the Pacilic link" with the United States may hit a snag if PanAmerican Airways stop operating through Singapore. The Straits Times understands that the
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    First timers in beauty queen quest
    185 10 First timers in beauty queen quest SINGAPORE, Sun. All first timers in the beauty queen quest, these four girls have their eyes on being Teen Princess 1971. The girls are (from left) Cynthia Lee, 19, reception-ist-clerk; Margaret Gaw, 18, assistant Cunee house captain; Philomena Ong, 20, reception-ist-typist, and Kimi Tan,
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    Seminar to study Ecafe customs service plan
    207 10 Seminar to study Ecafe customs service plan SINGAPORE, Sun. Plans to set up an Ecafe customs advisory service will be one o' the main topics to be discussed at an International seminar opening here tomorrow. This was disclosed here today by Mr. M.G. Abrol, director of the week-long seminar on
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    Top grade student gets her reward on speech day
    298 11 Top grade student gets her reward on speech day SINGAPORE, Sun. Top scholar Yap Lian Eng, 17, got her reward today the best performance prize at the fifth annual speech day of Ahmad Ibrahim Sec o n dary School. She won the prize for obtaining seven distinctions In the Government
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    Rosicrucians
    21 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Rosicrucian Order (Singapore chapter) today celebrated the traditional pyramid building ceremony at the YWCA Hall. HafTles Quay.
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    Frigate's visit
    23 11 PENANO Sun— HMS Danae. a Royal Navy frigate commanded by Capt. Robert McCrum. Is due here tomorrow for a threeday visit
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    DOING IT IN STYLE ON ALL FOURS
    220 11  -  BAILYNE SUNG By SINGAPORE, Sun. A unique form of being on all fours? This may seem more difficult than the conventional way of doing it but it seems easy to nine-year-old Rozina Nazir. With a Hip and a gentle twist, she landed in
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    Prophetic joke by fatal accident man: I'm going to far-away place
    304 11 Prophetic joke by fatal accident man: I'm going to far-away place SINGAPORE. Sunday AS he was dragged from under three tons of debris at the Hotel Mandarin site, his first and last words were for his pet daughter. The words "Nurslah, Nurslah." were hardly audible, according to fellow workers. Seconds
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    New premises
    21 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Chin Hwa Pugilistic Art Association has moved to IU new premises at Upper Changl Road.
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    Military goods on exhibition aboard ship
    67 11 Military goods on exhibition aboard ship KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— There will be a display of military equipment on board the Royal Fleet auxiliary Tarbatness which calls at Port Swettenham tomorrow. The vessel will be in port for three days, after which it will sail for Sydney. Organised by the British
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    Saigon senators coming
    52 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. A delegation ot three South Vietnam senators will arrive here tomorrow to pay a three-day visit. Led by Mr. Tran Ngoc Oanh, chairman of the Senate Committee on Economic Affairs, the senators, including Mr. Tran Trung Dung and Mr. La Thanh Nghe, will study Singapore's
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    Port health clearance
    44 11 SINOAPORB. Sun. The Port Authority today announced that no port health facilities would be extended to vessels In the West Jurong Anchorage until further notice. Vessels requiring health clearance must proceed to the Eastern Quarantine and Immigration Anchorage for this purpose.
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    Rotary award for Sisir research worker
    169 11 Rotary award for Sisir research worker SINGAPORE Sun Research assistant. Miss Dorothy Wong Yock Fong. 25. has been awarded the Rotary Foundation Oradu a t c Fellowship for 1971/72 In Rotary International District 330. A chemistry graduate (honours) from the University of Singapore, Miss Wong is now working in the
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    Work resumes at cemetery
    60 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. Exhumation of some 600 graves In the Sen Ong cemetery along Adam Road is now being carried out a month behind schedule. For with the ending of the seventh lunar month last Saturday the workmen, mostly Chinese, have resumed work on the cemetery which
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    Kemas choice
    33 11 PENANO. Sun. The Kemas (new party) Opposition in the State Assembly will propose Prof. Syed Hussein Alatas as senator for Penang at the next sitting of the assembly which begins tomorrow.
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    Sundram is acting Solicitor-General
    72 11 SINGAPORE, Sun— Mr. M. Sundram, parliamentary draftsman at the Attorney-General's Chambers, has been appointed acting SolicitorGeneral. He replaces Mr. Francis T. Scow, the SolicitorGeneral, who has reslfiied to enter private prac- Mr. Sundram was one of four senior officers in the Singapore Judicial and Legal Service
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    -Doctor on early signs of insanity among workers
    219 11 -Doctor on early signs of insanity among workers SINGAPORE, Sun. A local psychiatrist yesterday said that Insanity could creep into a worker in a subtle manner. Dr. Wong Yip Chong made the point in a talk on Insanity at work at a lunch meeting of the Singapore Institute of Personnel
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  • She Straits 8in»8 Monday, September 27, 1971
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      BETTER TEACHERS
      430 12 The general secretary of the National Union of Teachers says that a "significant" number of teachers have decided against the new education service recommended by the Aziz Commission and accepted by the Malaysian Government. Whether this will be be me out by the actual figures expected in a
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      REALISTIC START
      354 12 Employers in the social security pilot scheme in Johore Bahru asked for and got more time to register themselves. If the need arose for want of better awareness of the scheme then the remedy should be easy enough. Gazette notifications alone will not do. Small employers will have
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      WIDER VALUES
      207 12 With literacy no longer a major problem, Singapore's educational system should emphasise values which "give life and living a specia' quality," said the chairman of the National Conference on Adult Education. Nobody can quarrel with this assessment, as a general principle. The record <;f the Adult Education Board
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    Lock icon Shadows haunt an old emperor
    1360 12  -  Mark Murray By Tokyo LJE is a shy man. at once meek and selfcontained, and with none of the obvious attributes usually associated with history's tragic figures. Yet destiny seems to .'.talk Hlrohito, Emperor of Japan and head of the world's oldest relgnlns dynasty. It
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    Spies in London's little Moscow'
    955 12  - Spies in London's little Moscow' HARRY MILLER But Britain can expect tit-f or-tat By LONDON The Russian community in in Britain is secretive, tightly knit, friendly and smiling at receptions and cocktail parties, but there are minds working' like clockwork assimilating every scene, every remark, every story heard. There is
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  • Business Times COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES
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      Shippers face steep freight rates rise
      795 13  - Shippers face steep freight rates rise J^ 20 PER CENT freight rate increase is on the cards for shippers using Far Eastern Freight Conference vessels. Two other Conferences serving the region are expected to follow the FEFC's freight rate hike due to start at the beginning of next year. This
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      N. MANAGEMENT GAME: REVIEW -AT MID-WAY
      790 13 N. MANAGEMENT GAME: REVIEW -AT MID-WAY- pOLICY and strategy formulation, co-or-dination and decision making the key tasks of today's managers just about epitomise the essence of the National Management Game currently being played in Singapore. At its mid-way stage now, the game has required the best of the decision makers
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      CITY TALK
      123 13  -  CROESUS By A chance in a million rwas a chance in more than a million. You may have heard of a better story, but I doubt it. Last week a salesman at Borneo Motors in Kuala Lumpur sold a car to Inche Abdul Hamld bin Noordin Nothing strange
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      Seafield says to S. Darby's revised bid terms
      938 13 Seafield says to S. Darby's revised bid terms SIME DARBY has received another 'NO' from Seafleld Amalgamated's directors. Despite the 13.5 per cent Increased offer in its revised terms for the takeover Sime Darby has been told the deal Is not on. But the facts given to Seafleld sharehoders, In
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      121 13 Shell's Marketing Division is moving soon to Cathay Building Shell is an expanding organisation and has outgrown Shell House. In consequence, the Company's Marketing Division will be moving from Shell House to more spacious accommodation in Cathay Building, which will also be more convenient to its customers. The Division comprises
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      119 13 INSIDE New flipping line lUrti coastal service; Property column; Company roundup; People In bwlnns. Pace 14. Business Times port/olio: O»er»iras market reports; Local market; Commodities; Company new*; New York market; Weekly chare analysis and other closing prices. Pace 15. •/Photomax Microscope Engineered for perfect colour :^w? I Wt ne rs
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    268 14 Five appointments have been announced by the Committee of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. They are: Mr. Yau Meng- Fal as deputy general manager; Mr. Tan Thean Puat, listing and office manager Singapore; Mr. Teo Kent Nfee, secretarial officer; Mr. Nk Thiam Long, publication officer;
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    New shipping line starts coastal service
    351 14  - New shipping line starts coastal service MOK SIN PIN By ANEW shipping line Bishop Intercoastal Shipping (BIS) has started operations in the coastal waters of the South China Sea. Incorporated in Singapore last August with an authorised capital of $1 million, the company will Initially operate two fortnightly runs between
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    Property
    440 14 Towering landmark SHENTON Way, along Singapore's busy waterfront will be obscured completely by massive structures in a few years. Hitherto providing a pleasant view of the sea as one drives along it, this stretch of road will by then be hemmed-in on both sides by massive columns of skyscrapers
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    COMPANY ROUNDUP
    1389 14 SI'NGEI WAY Dredging's output of tin concentrates in the financial year ended June 1971 dropped to 12,460 from an output in the previous year of 19,018 tons. The average net price received per picul of concentrates during the year was $400 compared with $415 in the previous year
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      702 14 To London yL. a Sly vR and the world via computers E.C.P.I. now offers you the great opportunity to come to London and train as a Computer Programmer. At our institute, the largest and oldest in the world, you will have practical experience on the world famous IBM computers, and
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      717 15 S deU^ 1C ana?y 8 te lld of BJ^L8 J^L TV" 68 P ub »»h«« """ly the Exchange of Mal&^'^pJ^ traded on me, ,£Vpr"!ce and^um^"^ f UoWed by wert »<"- price earnings ratios th calcul t «l dividend yields and INDUSTRIALS NOTES: Closing price means the price
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1109 15 yilE following Is a list of revised quotations for counters not included In the above analysis for the week up to Friday. Bept 24 with price movement based on a comparison of last sain on Sept. 17 and Sept 24 shown in brackets. INDUSTRIALS 1.68 1.20 N.S.O.P.
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      NEW YORK
      218 15 "MEW YORK, Frl.— The stock x> market closed lower, unable to hold moderate early gains aldei uy President Nixon's remarks on his plans for phase two ol his economic programme. Todays closing prices In U.S. dollar* followed by the differences on yesterday's price*. Allied Chemical 32' i "4
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      Indices
      73 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday «0 Thursday ™.M Week ago 70.81 BIBBERS Friday 231 10 Thursday 232 19 Week ago 228.61 OILS Friday 336.20 Thursday 334.52 Week ago 330.40 INDUSTRIALS Friday 437.5 Thursday 430.0 Week ago 422.8 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 889.31 Thursday ***** Week aeo 908 22 LONDON
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      CLOSING PRICES
      33 15 RUBBER (per kilo) Sept. 20. 97.75 cts 21. 97.25 cts. 22. 97.75 cts. 23. 99.25 cts. 24. 99.25 cts. 25. cts. TIN (per piculi $625 00 $625.00 $628.00 $625.12':, $626.12.. $625.37',
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      492 15 The following company meetIngs are due: Malayan United Industries Bhd.: Sept. 38, 11.00 a.m.. Registered Office, 11th Floor, c/o Tan Ton Hua Si Partners, Lee Van Liar. Building. Jalan Mountbatten. Kuala Lumpur Hume Industries (Malaysia) Bhd.: Sept 29. 12.30 p.m., Registered Office, Jalan 219, off Federal Highway, Petallng
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      Asian dollar
      58 15 rpHESE rates were quoted on the A<lan dollar market on Saturday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. 2 mths 3 mths 6 mths 9 mths 12 mths 8 5 8 to 8 13/16% 8 3/8 to 8 9/16% 8 5/16 to 8 9 16': 7
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      SMR BUSINESS
      97 15 rIE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association has released the following information in respect of business transacted in S.M.R. for the week ending Sept. 24. All differentials are in terms of the corresponding RS&) l position in cents per Kilogramme. October One ton Pallets .50 cent discount nominal. ;mr 5l
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      Local Stock Indices
      51 15 Industrials: 1 Hotels: Properties: Tins: t rubbers: 189.70 76.76 153.79 97.40 119.46 190.17 191.57 ***** 76.48 76.76 76 91 134.43 135.7? 136.60 97.48 97.51 97.51 119.89 119.89 121.17 Dee. SO. 1966 1M 1 Dee. SI. 1968 l»o t Dee. It, 1962 lot 19«. M 77.38 136.5* 97.52
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      DELAYED DEALS
      55 15 •pHE week's total uVUvnd 1 transactions In the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage in brackets. Sept 30, 1.060.000 (26.81 percent) 21, 731,000 (21.94 percent) •a. 690.000 (23.66 per rent) 23, 906.000 (27.65 per cent) 24. 747.000 29 87 pti cent) The week's total
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      PALM OIL
      32 15 In London on Friday the prices of Malayan 5 per cent CIF UK/N European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton Jan. Feb. was quoted at UK UOS sellers (unchanged).
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      166 15 Sale of Investments $8,877.30 Less: Loss on Sale of Investments 241.30) Dividends Received 1,121.50 Dividends Receivable 175.00 $9,932.50 iniU Purchase Total Friday Profit to Price Cost Close Date I Berjaya Kawat 1.000 1.25 1.268.40 1.28 11.60 Empai Nombor 5.000 3.26 16.531.00 3 28 (131.00) Esso Standard 1.000
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      Company highlights
      93 15 MEGA CHEMICALS incurred a loss of $103,784 for the year to April compared with a profit of $8,491 lor 1969-7 C. Chairman Raja Ayoub bin Raja Hajl Bot attributes this turn of events to the intense erosion of market prices which resulted in only a 10 per cent
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      Singapore produce
      575 15 rpHE trading lull entered its A fourth week in the Singapore produce market last week as incentive remained seriously held down by the general absence of overseas following. In most sections business was confined to local dealers while prices continued to come under the Influence of ruling overseas
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      LOCAL MARKET
      328 15 AFTER a firm opening, the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week leveled off to a mixed close as attention shifted to a handful of stocks in the light of fresh news of acquisitions and link-up proposals. Nevertheless, there continued to be very steady support seen in
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      Copper prices
      33 15 London copper price* on Friday (previous In brackets): Wlrebar Spot buyer £420.00 (£417.50) «ellcr £420.30 (£418.00): Three Months buyer £428.00 (£426.001 teller {425. 50 (£428.50). Market t*m: steady. tales: 2.475 tons.
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      111 15 THK following list of (locks give* the trn most dealt in last 1 week. The list gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. Name Turnover Prices High Low 'OOO Sept. 24 1976/71 Far East-Levingston 3.751
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      Dividends announced
      60 15 Brn And Co. East Asiatic Rubbrr Malayan Breweries Muax Rlvrr Rubbrr Patalinf Rubber Southrrn KinU Current Date Total for Total for payment payable the year previous year 5% Oct. 22 5% 5% tS% Oct. 2? 40% 32.5<~, 10% Oct. 30 28% ti% t»% Nor. 11 20% 25% «.5%+
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      290 15 LONDON: Subdued conditions prevailed for the most part of the week, reflecting the newspaper stoppage which lasted until Wednesday. Small selective support in second and third line issues was noted with leaders virtually Ignored and trading statements provided the new features. BP's long -awaited rights Issue news
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      Gold markets
      53 15 Fndiy Thunday su.s. su.t. London 42.90 42.24 Beirut 42.80 42.35 Homckonc 43.87 43.63 Zurich 42.558 42.258 42.758 42.406 Paris 42.80 42.62 Sport (1) 43 79 43.75 S pore (2) 160.00 160.20 (1) Export price In non-aterllni area* In U.S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealers prlcei In Singapore
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      Hong Kong rates
      38 15 On the free eiertang* market In Hong Kong on Saturday the U.S. dellar was quoted at 5.5325 for T.T. and 5.832S for ciUi Sterling was quoted at 14.55 and sn* Uel *f gt'd at 309.875
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      729 16 CHARTERED INDUSTRIES OF SINGAPORE PRIVATE LIMITED Invites suitably qualified candidates to apply for the following vacancies: I. SAFETY AND SECURITY OFFICES 1. A sound education with high fluency In both the English and Malay languages. II A good many years experience In either Police or Military Forces holding a rank
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      649 16 ASSISTANT HYDROGRAPHER Qualifications Experience Recognised professional qualification in: (a) Hydrograpnic or land surveying [A.R.1. 05. or A.M.I.S. (Australia) or Bachelor of Surveying]. OR ib> A recognised civil engineering qualification with hydrographic experience, or equivalent OR (c) Master's Certificate (Foreign Going). However, candidates with only a First Mote's Certificate (Foreign Going)
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      698 16 CHIEF MARKETING EXECUTIVE One of the largest and most successful International companies In a highly competitive consumer products Industry is seeking a Chief Marketing Executive for its Joint venture operation In Indonesia. The major responsibilities will Include: (a) The recruitment and training of a national sales force. (b) The establishment
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      694 16 PUSAT PENYEUDEKAN 6ETAH TANAH MELAYU (The Rubber Research Institute of Malaya) (1) HEAD OF ECONOMICS AND PLANNING DIVISION (2) HEAD OF ESTATES ADVISORY SERVICE DIVISION Applications are Invited from Malaysian citizens for th« above posts in the Institute. The basic salary of the posts will be either the maximum of
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    'National interests first' advice to the —clans—
    178 17 'National interests first' advice to the —clans SINGAPORE, Sun. The Labour Minister, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, last night called on clans to place national interests above sectional interests. He was speaking at the Slow Clan Guild's 25th anniversary and sixth National Day celebrations at the Hokkien Huay Kuan in Telok
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    Fire walking
    24 17 KAMPAR. Sun. Sri Ramar Temple here will hold Its annual fire-walking ceremony to be followed by a chariot procession on Oct. 8.
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    Students are urged to form world affairs clubs
    675 17 C I G APORE, Sun. The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Inche Rahim Ishak, last night urged secondary schools here to form international affairs clubs to promote and stimulate interest in world affairs among students. At present, the subject of International
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    NPC officials
    20 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Government has appointed 12 new members to the management committee of the National Productivity Centre.
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    Water use is up by 300,000 gallons
    42 17 SINGAPORE, Sun. Water use yesterday was 103.5 million gallons 0.3 million gallons more than on Friday. The rainfall recorded at Seletar Reservoir yesterday was 0.17 ins. There was no rainfall at Peirce and Macßitchie Reservoirs.
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    Bringing out the hidden talents of children
    165 17 Bringing out the hidden talents of children SINGAPORE, Sun. The MP for Telok Blangah, Mr. N. Govlndasamy, said yesterday that Singapore schools now not only prepare children for future employment but also develop their hidden talents. He said this was because the Government had Introduced a curriculum to provide the
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    People's Park Complex still without electricity
    256 17 People's Park Complex still without electricity SINGAPORE, Sun. PUB electricians were working round the clock to restore power to the People's Park Complex in New Bridge Road today. At least half a dozen men were working in the engine room beside the complex. But power is not expected to be
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    Italian trade mission flies in
    84 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. A 28-man Italian trade mission flew in from Jakarta tonight to study the possibility of setting up Joint ventures in Singapore. Led by Mr. Dtno Moro. member of the Italian Parliament, the mission will meet officials of the Economic Development Board and Singapore
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    Hailstones hit XL and Petaling Jaya—
    172 17 Hailstones hit XL and Petaling Jaya KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Hailstones hit the Federal capital, Sunfei Best, Subang and Petaling Jaya during a thunderstorm this afternoon. The half-hour delure took people by surprise. A few roofs were damaged. Most of the stones were the size of pellets, but some as big
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      256 17 fj WORLD FAMOUS A n6 ISP I p\ MIGHTY CHAIN HOIST W LEVER HOIST if For quality effeciency and good By v V after sale service which include 7» A 0 regular visits by Engineers from Q A O the factory in Japan. n An Use Kito Chain or Lever
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      92 17 fir oberoi I HOTEL SINGAPORE SPECIAL EXECUTIVE LUNCHES at 7.50 per person MONDAY Chicken Curry Oxtail Stew TUESDAY Roast Beef WEDNESDAY Saver Braten and Pork Knuckles THURSDAY Roast Pork FRIDAY Prime Rib of Beef SATURDAY Roast Lamb For reservations, call Oberoi Imperial, Tel: *****6 The Hotel with the largest covered
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      612 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and General Dobbs (Chinese) Hospital 7.41 News and Newsreel in Chinese 3.25 For The Family (Tamil) 1 15 Bonanza The Beginning J.4S A Diary of Events in Singapore I.N News and Newsreel in English This Week (Tamil) 1.2S It's Happening in Singapore
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      185 17 S.N P.M. Opening and Programme I.N Programme Summary UlMft&tai 12Me 5.37 Shazaan HI Peristiwa IN News 1.41 Mr. Deeds Goes To Town 1.11 Kentucky Jones 11.17 Movie of the Week The 1.43 Shotgun Slade House That Would Not Die 7.11 The World We Live In 11.11 Final News 7.3! Dunia
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    The myths about a famous statesman
    661 18  - The myths about a famous statesman JOHN GRIGG By LLOYD GEORGE: Twelve Essays, edited by A.J.P. Taylor (Hamish Hamilton £3.75). AS HONORARY director of the Beaverbrook Library in London, Mr. A.J.P. Taylor has encouraged researchers working on the Lloyd George archives there to read papers to their fellow-students. He is
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    Skilful novel based on the Emergency
    425 18  - Skilful novel based on the Emergency G. CORR By A LOG ACROSS THE ROAD by Sheila Ross (Published by Collins and available through Time Distributors at $20). rIE 12 -year Communist Emergency provided a wealth of material for writers and subsequently some excellent factual accounts have been produced ranging from
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    Memoirs of an art gallery director
    165 18 Memoirs of an art gallery director- ART AND AUDACITY by T. J. Honeyman (Collins £2.50) WHILE most men of 80 have nothing much to do but write tneir memoirs, T. J. Honeyman had to take a Pacific voyage merely to find the necessary time. But then the word Energy might
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      80 18 THE GEOGRAPHICAL MAGAZINE presents up-to-date news, views and topics on what is going on in the world today. A*I*KBNNG CONGO AFGHAN NOMADS AUSTfiAUA LAND Of CITIFS 1 1 vT lKvMW^l^^r* > August 1971 Issue 53.00 Australia: Land of Cities New Ports for Old Key points for African trade 1 Sleeping
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      177 19 I AM one of the many people who has got to suffer because of the intflflclency of the PUB. Although my water bill was paid-up four days earlier, the PUB disconnected my water supply. Despite protests and a telephone call to their department. the
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      51 19 «ITH reference to the letter by "Footballer" (S.T., Sept. 7), I would like to inform him that the Geylang football stadium is opened for booking on payment of $2 whenever the stadium is not let out for league games. TANG CHEE YUEN, Ag. Sports Promotion Officer, National Sports Promotion
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      Why not have a dept of lost property!
      147 19 Why not have a dept of lost property! ON the afternoon of Sept. 23 I found a lady's purse on the road near the Woodsville Branch of the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation In Upper Serangoon Road. The purse contained some cash and a bunch of keys. The owner can contact
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      That university students rally
      108 19 WE refer to the article headlined "Students protest aralnst 'severe' ragrlnr sentences" (S.T., Sept. 23). We would like to bring to jour attention that the rally was in fact supported by all the Halls of Residence as well aa the Non-HosteHtes OrranisaUon and not mostly by
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      282 19 When our surgery standards are superior... OF FRUITLESS MISSIONS AND PROLONGED AGONY LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the writers' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym if you do not want your name published. "MISSION Possible" (S.T., Sept. 25) is an excellent example
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      125 19 NEARLY all the lorongs and Jalans between Jalan Eunos and Jalan Senang have been metalled, except Lengkong Tlga. Can the authorities tell us why we are being left out? Moreover, we have been living for the past 30 years in Lengkong Tiga (It was first known as Jalan Kembangan) without
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      147 19 I AM residing in a most unhealthy low lying area at the 6J mile Changl Road. On rainy days our paths turn Into waterways carrying rubbish which are thrown by residents living on higher ground. Another problem are the pigsties in front of my house. The pigs are reared by
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      95 19 UNDER tne present system of transport passengers are not allowed to buy a ticket direct to town when boarding an STC bus at the Request Stop opposite our Berwick Drive residence. The conductor will only accept 10 cents up to the bus terminus at Serangoon Gardens Way which is only
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      65 19 I REFER to the letter by HI. Tan (ST., Sept. 15). As far as we are concerned, the Yew Tee community centre is always open to the public from 2.30 p.m. to 10 p.m. dally Including Sunday. We would appreciate If Mr. Tan could give specific Instances when the centre
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      Exigencies that can drive a teacher berserk
      185 19 Exigencies that can drive a teacher berserk AT the inquest of a Dunearn Secondary School teacher, evidence showed that the dead man had been made to teach Chinese when be felt more competent to teach science. When a person is not qualified or trained to teach a subject and is
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      317 19 I REFER to the letter by 1 "Sans Homeownershlp" (S.T. Sept. 24) headlined "Getting rid of unsightly premises the law protects." "Sans Homeownershlp" should be aware that the objective of the Rent Control Act Is to protect the Interests of the majority
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      43 19 I WONDER whether the Postmaster-General has plans to give the aerogramme a face lift? It could Improve in form and texture of paper. I hope that the present aerogrammes with the yellow and the pink stamps are a stop-gap. AIR MAIL, Singapore 19.
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      -There is nothing to show it's a private hospital
      172 19 -There is nothing to show it's a private hospital RECENTLY a friend of mine obtained treatment at the Jurong Hospital, not realising first that it Is a private hospital. Imagine the shock he got when he saw the bill. It is not surprising that he mistook the place for a
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      54 19 I AM compelled to write about the state of the "cloak rooms" at the Singapore Conference Hall after having visited the exhibition of Singapore-made products. The toilets do not have water in the cisterns; when there is, they do not flush. Most of the bowls neither have seats nor toilet
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    58 20 MI FAMILY OF the late Jean Eric Cotte express their grateful thanks to all frle&ds and Collegues for their condolence*, wreaths, contributions, night visits and Invaluable assistance during their recent bereavement THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. Chow Peng Kong thank relatives and friend* for their condolence*, various donation*,
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    20 20 F.J. ISAACS., Optician*. 10 A 12 The Arcade. <B'por*> will be closed on Wednesday 29th September. (one day only.)
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    33 20 MRS. VIH SONG LING (nee Whang) Furnerai will now leave No. 104 Blnjal Park ou Tuesday 28.9.71 at 2.30 p.m. for Chua Chu Kang Christian Cemetery Instead of Monday aa previously announced.
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    50 20 CITY-WIDE GOSPEL CRUSADE at the National Theatre 7th, Bth and 9th October, at 7.30 nightly. Special s.nging Items. Soloist. Keith Brown popular T.V. singer. Featuring Asian Evangelists. Main speaker Dr. John Haggal. Internationally renowned Evangelist, writer and traveller. Crusade Director: Dr. O. D. Jame*. All welcome. Admlaslon free.
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    16 20 S.O.S. SAMARITANS OF SINGAPORE Despairing? Tempted to »uleld*? Find a phone. Ring ***** any time.
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      990 20 SEVERAL FOREIGN FAMILIES are urgently looking for house* and flats for long lease tel: B'pore *****6. A FLAT In district 3. Tel: *****0 Ml** Tay. Houses and land lor sale HILLCREST PARK: Semidetached two-storey building on 3.300 sq.ft. at $85,000/-. Faber Oardens: Semidetached two-storey building on 3.231 sq ft of
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      814 23 NOTICE SANYO MALAYSIA SDN. BHD. SERVICE REPAIR DEPARTMENT (TEL *****8) THE PUBLIC IS HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT THE REPAIR/SERVICE DEPARTMENT AT 15 HARVEY ROAD. SPORE HAS BEEN REMOVED TO 5 KALLANG PUDDING ROAD SINGAPORE 13. (OFF MACPHERSON RD) AS FROM 25th SEPTEMBER 1971. CHANGE OF TELEPHONE We are pleased to announce
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      1338 23 NOTICE Notice is hereby given to the public that as from 22nd September 1971. Moh Soon Fatt Is no more authorised to represent Klats Advertising to canvass for Police Life Newspaper. All payments from this date should be made direct to Klats Advertising. FOR CHARTER Flat-top barges 110 ft. x
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      FAS apply to join World Cup soccer tourney
      347 24 FAS apply to join World Cup soccer tourney SINGAPORE will appeal to FIFA to be considered for the World Cup soccer tournament to be contested by 95 countries at West Germany in 1974. Singapore's application will be late by more than a month but NSPB deputy secretary S.T. Ratnam thinks
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      DELILKAN TO LEAD MALAYSIA TOUR SIDE
      173 24 DELILKAN TO LEAD MALAYSIA TOUR SIDE KUALA LUMPUR, Bun. Alex Delllkan of selangor will lead Malaysia In the Interport cricket match against Hong Kong at Hong Hong on Nov. 12-14. The team of 14 players and four officials will play two other matches on their 11 -day tour— against Hong
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      Pan and Tay qualify
      163 24 BANTAMWEIGHT Tan Klah Poh and middleweight Tay Klah Hlang qualified on Saturday for the Seap Games weightllftlng championships, taking the team to four SAWLP president Soh Ghee Soon described the quartet as "splendid medal prospects." Ths other two lifters are Ng Bee Kia and Chia Koon
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      Russell named big match ref
      63 24 T .RUSSELL, has been selected referee of the Singapore versus England rugby match to be played at Jalan Beear Stadium en Oct. 3. J. Chlam and A. Brill will be the touch judges. In the curtain raiser, between Singapore Under-23 and Malaysia Under-23. Major Chris
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      Clifford Cup to Lim
      42 24 MC. LIM woo the Clifford Cup golf competition when he beat MS Yau 4-3 at the SICC Near Course yesterday. In the semifinals. M.C. Urn beat Joseph Yeo 3-3 and M.s Yau beat Quah Beng Bee one up.
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      Lock icon Procter and Richards say no to Aussies' invitation
      204 25 SALISBURY, Sunday COUTH African Test stars Mike Procter and Barry Richards have iniorrned the Australian Cricket Board they will not be available to go to Australia to play for a World team. The World team series was Introduced by the Australian Board
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      Sheffield U stretch their lead
      573 25 Sheffield U stretch their lead LONDON, Sun- SHEFFIELD United, unbeaten now in 21 games, still sit proudly at the top of the English First division, stret chi n g their lead to three points with a 1-0 win over Chelsea yesterday. The vital goal in United's eighth win in ten
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      RESULTS
      282 25 FIRST DIVISION Torquay 2 Brighton York 2 Walsall 2 o Arsenal 3 Leicester Coventry 1 Tottenham Palace 2 Everton Derby 0 West Brom Huddersfled 2 Leeds Ipswich 0 Newcastle Liverpool 2 Man Utd Man City 3 South pton Sheff Utd 1 Chelsea West Ham 2 Stoke Wolves 4 Notts
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      1005 25 FIRST DIVISION Sheff Utd 10 8 2 0 18 6 18 Man Utd 10 6 3 ***** 15 Derby 10 4 6 0 17 7 14 Man City 10 5 3 3 19 8 13 Leeds 10 5 3 3 13 8 13 Wolves 10 4 4 3
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      219 25 Monzon stops Griffith in 14th QUENOS AIRES, Sun. A supremely-confident Carlos Monzon of Argentina battered his way to a 14th-round technical knockout over Emlle Griffith of the U.S. here last night to retain his world middleweight boxing crown. With the veteran American challenger backed into his own corner and taking
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      314 25 No chance yet of selection on merit —Cheetham I O H A N NISBURG, Sun. Mr. Jack Cheetham, president of the South African Cricket Association, said here yesterday there appeared to be no chance in the foreseeabie future of selecting South African cricket teams on merit. Mr. Cheetham. who was
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      Lock icon Hunt survives the jitters
      491 25 EDINBURGH, Sun. Bernard Hunt, 41--year-old former British Ryder Cup golfer, survived a nerve-rack-ing last round to win iht £2,000 first prize in the Wills Open here yesterday Hunt's hnal round of 73 gave him a 276 total and a four-stroke advantage over New Zealander Bob Charles
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      300 26  -  JOE DORAI By •TOTO POOLS, one of the top soccer clubs, yesterday introduced another group of talented young players in the Youth tournament at Farrer Park. They entertained the crowd with their bright soccer in beating Rajaji 6-0. The Under-20 players showed fine
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      Top-form Suppiah wins 3,000 m
      443 26 INTERNATIONAL P. C. Suppiah continued to show terrific form when he won the 3000 m at the Telecoms sth annual athletic meet at Farrer Park yesterday. Suppiah finished the gruelling race In 8:56.8— 3 Bsec off M. Namazle's National record of 8:53.0. Suppiah could have
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      Terrence stars in SSC meet
      700 26 ITIERRENCE WEXLER, 8, was the star performer at the Singapore Swimming Club's Novices Age Group championships at Tanjong Rhu on Saturday. He won all his four 50m events for boys 7-8 years old in meet record times 39.5 sec. for the freestyle, 57.6 for the
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      281 26 ELSIE CHLA stole the limelight at the Chinese Swimming Club's Novices Age-Oroup meet when she won three events one In record time at Amber Road on Saturday. Elsie won the 50m freestyle for 10-12 girls In a new time of 42 3s.oc. Her other wins were In
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      Penang hold Singapore
      110 26 ALOR STAR, Sun. Singapore and Penang were level 2-2 after the first nijhft play in their Foonc Seong Cup M-milinal here tonight. Singapore got off to a flying start mhen their champion Wee Kin beat Ng Tat Wai 12-15, 15-10, 18-13 and Yeo Ah Seng beat Teh
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      Overseas golf stars for 'show' tourney
      84 26 Overseas golf stars for 'show' tourney A British Industries Week" invitation golf tournamentwhlch will bring together an array of overseas golfers will tee off at the SICC Island course on Oct. 19. The tournament. Jointly sponsored by the Goodwood Hotel Group and Dunlop. Is to be held in con function
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      723 24 SPERRY RAND Remington Rand division of Sperry Rand U currently expanding In Singapore. This expansion program will offer scope for qualified and or experienced men with ability and drive. Five positions are available in Its manufacturing division I MANUFACTURING ENGINEER This Is a senior position, extremely challenging and will Involve:
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      628 25 mm i notice T RELATmo TO C (Sekshen 84(2) brought in respect of such clalin) to present a Tca!£at "within ts? month, from the date of publication thuTotlce Notice Is hereby given that falling presentation of any caveat due time the titles described will become indefeasible Dated this 10th day
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      781 25 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR COMPANIES WINDING IP NO. ZJ OF 1971 In the Matter of LOM BONO BIJEH BESI PAHANO SENDIRIAN BERHAD And In the Matter of the Companies Act. 1965 ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that a Petition for the Windlng-Up of
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    2546 27  -  EPSOM JEEP By AEROSPACE n, well ridden by Ricky Kingston- came from second last at the half-mile to score an easy win in the Singapore Gold Cup trial over 9f at Bukit Timah yesterday. Aerospace II gave jockey Kingston a double. He won on
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    236 27 Brigadier Gerard scores 9th victory I OiNDON, Sun.—Unu beaten Brigadier Gerard scored his ninth successive victory with a runaway win by eight lengths in the Queen Elizabeth n stakes over 8f at Ascot yesterday. Brigadier Gerard, ridden by Joe Mercer, justified his odds as 11-2 on favourite as he beat
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      487 27 ft^K^^^F CHEMISTRY FOR %lf^B^^^ COLLEGES SCHOOLS |\H SI UNITS 11 j 3rd Edition D.N. UNDERWOOD ■^1 Jo* In this 3rd edition in SI units of the established ■a^fl At-H^T^f Chemistry book calorie has been abandoned ■B M BWrUI rL and molarity replaces normality. It includes .^V^U^K ji the further revision
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    399 28 A forecast of big power feud in Indian Ocean WASHINGTON.. Sunday A CONGRESSIONAL report predicted today that the Indian Ocean may, in coming years, become the site of major power struggles between the Soviet Union, the United States, Japan and China. "It would be Ironic, Indeed, if the Indian Ocean
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    168 28 WASHINGTON. Sun. The financial authorities of the world's 10 wealthiest countries agreed today on how to go about solving the monetary crisis. An hour's meeting of the Group of 10 decided that the first look at the huge United
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    32 28 BINOAPORE, Sun— A woman fell to her death from Block 27. Outram Park, tonight. The woman had no identification papers. Police believe she was about 30 yean old.
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    33 28 TOKYO, Bun North Korea claimed today that two South Korean spies had surrendered and admitted they were on a mission to steal military documents and commit murder, sabotage and anon.
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    37 28 MM. TAV KONG NAN, U. paucd «wa» peacefully 26-9-71 leaving behind daughter Slaa Ing DorU. aon Ptng Hul, aon-ln-Uw Kao Sing Chyun daughter-in-law Kob Beet Kheng cortege leave* 9, Dalvey Ettate. Thursday SO B-71 LOO p.m.
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