The Straits Times, 28 September 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times IJIB National Newspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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  • Article
    Bigger housing loans
    312 1 Higher building costs, so the ceiling is raised to $60,000 SINGAPORE, Monday THE Government has raised the ceiling for loans to civil servants to purchase houses and cars. The ceiling for housing loans has been raised from $25,000 to $60,000. Car loans have l>een raised up to
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    Canton TV to give the official reasons tonight
    158 1 Canton TV to give the official reasons tonight- HONG KONG, Mon. Canton Television announced yesterday it would air a "special and Important news" telecast tomorrow night about the "circumstances of the commemoration of the 22nd anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China." It was believed here that
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    Lock icon Peace talks to resume
    65 1 Peace talks to resume PARIS. Mon. The United States and South Vietnamese delegations agreed today to resume the Vietnam peace talks here on Thursday, after a oneweek boycott by the communist side. A South Vietnamese delegation spokesman said th* U.S. and Saigon delegations had agreed that the 130 th cession,
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    It's Selangor v Penang
    55 1 ALOR STAR, Mon. SeUngor and Penang qualified (or the final of the Foong Seong Cup badminton tournament when they beat Kedah and Singapore respectively here tonight. While Selangor came through their semi-final with an easy 7-2 win over defending champions Kedah. Penang had a tough struggle
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    Lock icon FIRST OVERSEAS TRIP BY JAPANESE EMPEROR
    453 1 ANCHORAGE. Mon. JAPAN'S 70-year-old Emperor Hirohito stopped over briefly today for a meeting with President Nixon and then flew to Denmark to start an unprecedented seven-nation European tour. The Emperor broke 2.600 years of tradition this morning when he left Tokyo by chartered airliner
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    Lock icon Nuclear test
    23 1 UPPSALA, (Sweden). Mon The Soviet Union today apparently conducted the world's biggest underground nuclear explosion, the Uppsala SeUmologlcal Institute said. UPI
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    Firemen fight paper factory blaze
    69 1 SINGAPORE. Tues— Forty firemen were still early this morning fighting a blaze which broke out at the United Pulp Paper Co. In Jalan Best Jurong. just after 10 o'clock last night. The fire destroyed two stores of the factory and soon spread to the main
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    Condensed milk up 5 cents
    576 1 SINGAPORE. Monday T*HE price of sweetened condensed milk will go A up by five cents per 14 oz. tin for all local brands tomorrow. This was announced in a joint statement today by the Trade Division of the Ministry of Finance, the Consumers' Association of
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    Lock icon Talks on 'spies'
    60 1 I'NITED NATIONS. Mon. British Foreign Secretary Sir Alec Dou-glas-Home and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will discuss the expulsion of Soviet "spies" from Britain when they meet here today, it was learned last night. "Certainly the matter will come up. although I do not know who will
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    Murder case man escapes
    100 1 Murder case man escapes SINGAPORE, Mon. A man. warded for observation at Woodbridge Hospital in connection with a murder, escaped today. Police identified him as Lim Jo Huat. 34. of 18th mile. Jurong Road. Police were told of the escape at 5.40 p.m. Road blocks were immediately set up along
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    Lock icon London lunch for Raja
    39 1 LONDON. Mon. Singapore* Foreign Minister. Mr. S. Rajaratnam. was the chief lunch guest here today of the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office. His host was Mr. Anthony Royle. Parliamentary Under-SecreUry specialising in Asian afTairs. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Soraya to wed film director
    39 1 LONDON. Mon. Poimer Queen Soraya of Iran will marry Italian film director Franco Indovina. the Daily Express said today. Indovina. 42. and Soraya, 39. have been close companions for the past five years. UPI.
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  • 3a.m. ROUNDUP
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  • News
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      Lock icon Refugees: Indira to seek Soviet aid
      434 2 MOSCOW, Monday |NDIA is to seek additional help from the Soviet Union to look after the nine million refugees who have poured across her border from East Pakistan. Indian Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi who arrived here today for a three-day official visit is
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      Lock icon India to check on 'Soviet presence'
      124 2 NEW DELHI, Mon. The Government has agreed to investigate claims by a rightwln* MP that the Soviet Union has set up an Indian Ocean fleet equipped with missile-carrying cruisers and destroyers. The MP, Mr. K.C. Panda, released a letter he had sent to the
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      Lock icon Arms: A hint by the Russians
      130 2 Arms: A hint by the Russians HELSINKI. Mon. The m Soviet Union has given Finland a strong <ndlcatlon that it no longer wants the question of a balanced, mutual reduction of European armaments to be taken up at the proposed European security conference, a Finnish source said here. The reported
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      Lock icon Monetary reform: Have-nots can't be ignored
      414 2 Monetary reform: Have-nots can't be ignored WASHINGTON, Mon. 11 World Bank president Mr. Robert McNamara said today that solution to the current international trade and monetary crisis must meet the needs of developing countries and permit the promised increase in aid from richer nations. The basic problems facing developing countries
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      FLEMING'S FRIENDS RALLY TO HELP _WIDOW__
      222 2 FLEMING'S FRIENDS RALLY TO HELP _WIDOW__ ATHENS. Mon. Friends of the discoverer of penicillin. Sir Alexander Fleming, rallied today to his widow's support as she and four other people went on trial for alleged conspiracy to promote a jail- break. Chemistry Professor Ernest Chain, who shared a Nobel Prite with
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon Pope may resign before next birthday —report
      340 3 Pope may resign before next birthday —report- |>OME, Mon. News- papers here have speculated that Pope Paul may resign before hie 75th birthday The pontiff who was 74 yesterday made no reference to his birthday when he delivered his customary Sunday address to a crowd that had gathered in St.
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      Russians on way home
      61 3 Russians on way home PASSENGERS at I Heathrow Airport boarding a Russian Aeroflot jet bound for Moscow on Sunday. It was the first departure of the Russian airliner since Friday's announcement that the Kritish Government were expelling a total of 105 Soviet spies. None of the Russian passengers boarding the
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      Lock icon Student held
      36 3 SIERRA City. (California Mon A Chinese student was held today on suspicion of slayin« three fellow deer hunters at a camp ground. Police .said the yc.uth. Carter Hall Yuen. 21. '■apparently went berserk. UPI.
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      Lock icon Two groups sign peace pact to end clashes
      263 3 Two groups sign peace pact to end clashes MANILA, Mon. Two Christian and Muslim political groups in the southern Philippines have signed a peace pact to end clashes in Lanao Del Norte Province which has claimed 220 lives since July. The province governor Mr. Arsenlo Quibranza, a Christian, and his
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      Lock icon China warning
      28 3 HONO KONG Mon. China said today U.S. military aircraft violated Chinese air space yesterday, and issued Its 496 th "senoug warning" to the United States. Reuter.
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      Lock icon ExodUS of 'spies' who came in from the cold
      492 3 ExodUS of 'spies' who came in from the cold LONDON, Monday OFFICIALS at Heathrow Airport ordered extra security measures today for the departure of two flights to Moscow. A large number of the 105 Soviet officials expelled from Britain for alleged spying are expected to be aboard. A spokesman for
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Sadat to visit Russia in October
      169 4 Sadat to visit Russia in October fAIRO. Mon. Piesiv dent Sadat will pay an official visit to the Soviet Union in the first half of October. the Middle East News Agency reported tonight. He had been invited by the central committee of the Communist Party of the Soviet I'nion. the
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      Lock icon 4 killed as fans invade race track
      249 4 4 killed as fans invade race track QUITO, Mon. Four spectators, were killed "and 25 severely injured yesterday when a Datsun driven by Angel Cuesta, of Ecuador, hit a crowd that invaded the track during the first 12-hour Marlboro Auto Race of Ecuador. Twenty minutes after the tart, the race
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      Lock icon Now Peking hits out at 'rumourmongering'
      440 4 pADIO Peking today criticised "rum- r our- mongering" but did not mention foreign speculation about events in China. The speculation, based on the cancellation of China's National Day parade on Friday, has centred on Chairman Mao Tse-tung's health and the situation along the Slno-
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      Lock icon ('initially on the dollar
      42 4 WASHINGTON. Mon—Treasury Secretary Mr. John Connally reaffirmed yesterday that the United States would not devalue the dollar against gold. The U.S. he said, had already made an important contribution to stability by clamping down on domestic inflation. Reuter.
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      Lock icon British convicts call for urgent probe on jail
      349 4 British convicts call for urgent probe on jail lON DON. !Vl3n. A group of 49 convicts, declaring that "militant action brings results" has asked for an urgent investigation of one of Britain's oldest prisons. The move came amid growing anxiety among government officials about British prisons, where the number of
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      Viets mortar bases in east Cambodia
      280 4 Viets mortar bases in east Cambodia /^CMMUNIST units poured nearly 800 rorket and mortar rounds into two South Vietnamese main force bases in eastern Cambodia and attacked a string of liovernment camps just across the border on infiltration routes toward Saison, a military sookesnan said today. The heavy fighting yesterday
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      116 4 r GARDENIA FRAGRANCES FROM GOYA TALC COLOGNE PERFUME London Pans NewMxfc Spend 5 Minutes for Your Second Youth! It t.ikes no more only 5 minutes daily —to give you sumo of your youthful looks l>.-irk when you use 2nd Debut. It is the only preparation containing the remarkable discovery CEF
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    North Korean trade mission in Kuala -Lumpur
    154 5 North Korean trade mission in Kuala -Lumpur ITUALA LUMPUR Mon. a threeman North Korean trade mission arrived here today for a three-day visit. This is the second trade mission from a communist country with the recent visit of the China trade mission. The mission is led by Mr. Bak Su
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    Getaway man loses life term appeal
    222 5 Getaway man loses life term appeal I SINGAPORE. Mon. NO place in the world would be safe to live in if every unemployed man took to crime as a solution to his own predicament, the Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin, said in the Supreme Court today. He said
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    Corruption trial postponed
    61 5 MALACCA, Mon. The trial of Customs Asst. Supt. Shamsuddln bin Hajl Ahmad on a charge under the Prevention of Corruption Act, fixed for hearing today, was postponed to Oct. 11. Shamsuddln, 38. !s alleged to have used an Import licence which contained false particular* with intent to
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    Death for double murder accused
    463 5 Death for double murder accused FOUND GUILTY ON BOTH CHARGES SINGAPORE. Mon. (JARI)KXKR Oman bin Ali, 32, was sentenced to death by the High Court today lor the double-murder of the amah and cook of a Leedon Park house on Nov. 1 last year. The DPP, Mr. Isaac Paul Ratnam,
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    Cleared: Man who spent 10 months in prison
    181 5 OINGAPORE, Fri— A young «3 man who had served 10 months in a remand prison while awaiting trial on a gang' robbery charge today cleared his name in the Appeal Court. The High Court had last year sentenced him to 10 months'
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    TRADER JAILED FOR HAVING M-PILLS
    84 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. A businessman was today jailed for nine months for having 1,000 methaqualone pills. Ng Teck Cheng. 25, was arrested when he walked right into a party of police who laid an ambush in Trafalgar Street, at 12.50 a.m. yesterday. Ng was carrying a
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    SELANGOR CID CHIEF TO RETIRE
    66 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Selangor's C I D chief. Asst. Commissioner Ko Kirn Cheng, has submitted his application for retirement from the police force. Mr. Ko, who celebrates his 53rd birthday next month, said today: "I'm still waiting for the Police Service Commission to approve my
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    Turf Club screens another 116 at races
    116 5 Turf Club screens another 116 at races SINGAPORE, Mon. Another 116 people were screened for suspected bookmakint at the Singapore Turf Club in Bukit Timah at the weekend races. They were called into the club office for questioning by security officers. Some of them were released after officers were satisfied
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    Backpay for six hotel workers who had quit
    426 6 AGREEMENT REACHED NOT SIGNED... SINGAPORE, Mon fHE Industrial Arbitration Court today ruled that employees who resigned at a time when the union and the management had agreed in principle to the terms of a collective agreement were entitled to their backpay. But
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    Joint naval patrols against smuggling in the Straits
    149 6 Joint naval patrols against smuggling in the Straits KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Malaysia and Indonesia have agreed to step up Joint naval action against smuggling, piracy and illegal entry, the Indonesian naval chief, Adm. Tan Sri R. Sudomo. said today. The two navies "have reached better understanding" for intensified naval co-operation,
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    $220 for five blast girls
    80 6 FINOAPORE. Mon. SUff and students ot Swiss Cottage Secondary School today donated $220 to the five girls who were seriously Injured In the Anderson Secondary School laboratory blast. The money collected by the school's Interact Club last week Is for Llm Chey El. Yip Yoke
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    Eight adult education courses
    116 6 Eight adult education courses SINGAPORE, Mon.— The Adult Education Board Is organising eight courses for the public in October. They are scientific glass blowing, 12 .weeks from Oct. 2; Chinese dishes, 12 weeks from Oct. 3; mechanical engineering drawing (Stage 1), 16 weeks from Oct. S; modern crochet knitwear, 8
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    Five stranded Indons saved
    52 6 MUAR. Mon. Malaysian police In a patrol boat saved five Indonesian barter traders who were stranded on a sand bar off the coast here early this morning The Indonesians, from Pulau Bengkalls, were blown off course by violent winds while on their waj to Batu Pahat
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  • Letters to the Editor
    • Letter
      FREE GIFTWITH A PEN THAT COST TWICE AS MUCH
      218 7 FREE GIFTWITH A PEN THAT COST TWICE AS MUCH I AM a teacher of Swiss Cottage Primary School and would like to draw the attention of the Ministry of Education to this salesman who Is visiting schools to sell fountain pens to pupils who he attracts with free gifts. Firstly,
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      But don't forget that human element
      437 7 But don't forget that human element RULES AND REGULATIONS, YES 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. I AM a new arrival here and have truly admired the
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      Airlines told not to employ PCs
      156 7 Airlines told not to employ PCs MY cousin is a police constable attached to the Pay a Lebar Airport Police Station. Recently he applied for a job in an airline but at the interview he was told by the airline officials that his superiors had instructed all airlines not to
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    • Letter
      Govt replies
      95 7 THE proposal by "Language Enthusiast" (S.T. Aug. 18) that we telecast foreign films in their original languages to benefit the comparatively small minority of language students and homesick foreign residents Is not Justifiable. As a mass media, RTS's first concern is to cater for our four official language
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      10 7 I REFER to the letter by "T.AJ3." (ST., Aug. 23)
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      54 7 We are glad to Inform "T.A.S." that the Jurong Town Corporation has agreed to grant similar concessions as given by the Housing and Development Board to confirmed Government officers for the purchase of its flats in Jurong provided such officers are working In or around Jurong Town. POH KHOON BENG,
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      Untitled
      29 7 "/^ONCERNED'S" request \j for a pedestrian crossing for Penang Road (S.T., Sept. 18) will be looked Into. L. KAO CHUNG TING (Miss), PubUc Relations Officer* Ministry of National Development.
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      And now I never laugh at ghost tales
      448 7 And now I never laugh at ghost tales ANYONE care to go ghost hunting, you asked? Most people laugh when the subject of ghosts is discussed, but I sympathise with Mrs. Janet Nalr (Sun. Times, Sept. 12). for I personally had a couple of experiences which were difficult to explain.
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      Let's see some action
      255 7 I REFER to the reply (ST., Sept. 13) from the 1 Ministry of Home Affairs which said that Jurong Town didn't need a third welfare association. I agree with the Ministry that there are the Jurong Town Corporation and Residents' Association to care for the needs
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      320 7 Carrier planned service protects your investment in cool, comfortable living. In time, all mechanical equipment becomes subject to parts wear. lAC provide a preventive maintenance programme designed to correct minor problems before they become emergencies. With this programme Carrier equipment is cared for by experts automatically and according to a
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  • Article
    MCA's new line: Wake up, think —big—
    215 8 MCA's new line: Wake up, think —big— KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. The MCA today announced a "new thinking" which seeks to change the people's attitude towards the country, national problems, national leaders and government officials. This new thinking was contained In a 10- point declaration released by Mr. Alex Lee, a
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    Salesman jailed
    38 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Salesman Rajlnder Singh, 22, was jailed for 18 months by a district court today for misappropriating more than $21,000 worth of ivory lamps and chandeliers from a High Street firm in July this year.
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    Good support for antidrugs drive
    397 8  -  P.M. RAMAN Action by Immigration, police and Customs By ■pHE Ministry of Home Affairs today said it was receiving "encouraging support" from members of the public in its campaign against drugs and drug pushers. One foreign teenager, suspected of drug pushing has already been expelled
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    No top winners
    24 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. There were no top winners In yesterday's Toto draw No. 76/71. The Jackpot for this Thursday's draw U $125,000.
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    lAC chief heads ragging case appeal panel
    167 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. rE University of Singapore Council today appointed a three man committee, headed by the Industrial Arbitration Court president, Mr. Tan Boon Chiang, to conduct an appeal hearing of the three seniors found guilty of ragging a first year girl student. It
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    LUNCH FILMS FOR CIVIL SERVANTS?
    116 8 LUNCH FILMS FOR CIVIL SERVANTS? SINGAPORE. Mon. If all goes well, the staff of the Ministries of Education and Science and Technology will soon have half-hour films to go with their lunch. Today, the two ministries started their first session of tiffin-time musical entertainment at their building in Kay Slant
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    France and S'ore sign tax pact
    56 8 France and S'ore sign tax pact SINGAPORE, Mon Prance and Singapore have signed an agreement to avoid double taxation between the Iwo countries. A Finance Ministry statement said today that the pact was signed in Palis yesterday. Other countries with which Singapore has similar agreements are Malaysia. Japan, Norway, Sweden,
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    King of Wines is crazy about wines, naturally
    291 8  - King of Wines is crazy about wines, naturally LIM SUAN KOOI By OINGAPORE, Mon. He is crazy about wines, but he is not for wine, women and song. Not all in one gulp, anyway. Because too much of a good thing can take the fun out of life, said a
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      160 8 I i*tl Onp By Y.T. Ham tin eO GET TH' EX- X NOW HOLD ON, LISSEN, WIZER, AS LONG I I.. .HOW HOP < 4fc OKAY, YOUR HIGHNESS.' SERSEANT FDR ME, TUNK.' I'M NOT AS I'M WEARING THIS «M |T# J V^*Al V OKAY! OOOOOo! OVV.' WIZER.' I WANTA J
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  • Article, Illustration
    DANCING A WAY OF LIFE WITH MISS TAHITI
    263 9  -  RITA LOONG: By Singapore, Mon. THIS Tahitian flower has been waving her "petals" since she was a budding four-year-old. "In my country, every young girl who can walk knows how to dance when she hears music," said Miss Tahiti 1970 Maire Tenei.
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    Customs officers study the latest techniques
    404 9 22 ASIAN DELEGATES BEGIN FIVE-DAY SESSION SINGAPORE, Mon. •TWENTY two senior A Customs officers from 15 countries today began a flve-day study of the latest techniques of Customs operations, Including preventive measures, revenue collection and administration. They will discuss common problems, how to tackle
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    8.4m-gallon drop
    37 9 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Yesterday's water consumption was 95.1 million gallons a drop of 8.4 million gallons from Saturday's. Rainfall recorded at Seletar Reservoir yesterday was 0.13 in. There was no rainfall at Pelrce or MacRitchie Reservoirs.
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      163 9 Straits Times Crossword wßm wßm ■H^B^^B"~"""^i~~~~^^I~~^I ACSOSS 5 No fur Is suitably classified i Exr^jFz ft. gjk- then? i 4 4) destruction c). 10 sscsrouaft sr— SVS a 1J Dost know old song in the TV*?* £$2ZJ I*^* vardan? (81 18 ln QUICKIy. abroad (6) 14 SeSSiuon lose, nothing in
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      IN FROM THE COLD
      464 10 The British Government's decision to expel 105 Russian diplomats suspected of espionage activities raises questions which other countries may have cause to ponder. For a Government caught in a situation similar to the British the central problem is how to balance national security with the objective
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      PASSING THE BUCK
      324 10 The week-end meeting of the Group of 10 Finance Ministers in Washington was an exercise in passing the buck. The Finance Ministers have asked their deputies to go into the main issues and report back at a later date. Thus, questions relating to the realignment of currencies,
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      SEEKING THE LEADERS
      195 10 The Outward Bound School at Lumut or for that matter anywhere else in the world does not make instant leaders out of youths. But its courses are designed to test initiative, self-reliance, courage, tenacity and the ability to co-ordinate effort, the very qualities of leadership. There are
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    Lock icon Pretty Imelda may stand in for Marcos
    480 10  - Pretty Imelda may stand in for Marcos ARNOLD DIBBLE By MANILA "It's ridiculous. It's a Joke." That has been the standard comment for years of Philippine President Ferdinand E. Marcos on suggestions that his beauty queen wife, Imelda, run tor president to succeed him in 1973. The constitution limits a
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    SORTING OUT RECEIPTS
    120 10 l|Y SON has a hobby: ITi keeping receipts. And that enabled me to vindicate myself In a recent fight with officialdom. I got a notice from the City Council, Penang, to the effect that I had to pay parking fees. In fact. I had paid the fees
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    Guessing game over Mao
    1283 10  -  TILLMAN DURDINi By HONG KONG THE Communist Chinese almost never lift the bamboo curtain surrounding their internal affairs. They remain inscrutable about their policies and problems. Thus, the world seizes on every rumour for clues as to what Peking is up to. The wall of secrecy
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      This is not Africa
      455 10 l/INDLY allow me some space to comment on the truths and untruths ot a film "Mysterious Africa" currently showing In and around west Malaysia. Some comments are called for because of the barrage of questions and tirades of Insinuating remarks I have had to answer In
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      Open canals
      73 10 MAY I suggest that someone with power take effective action to examine the stinking canals, which, judging from their smell, are simply open sewers, which cross the reclaimed land In the vicinity of East Coast Road and empty their pestiferous contents straight into the sea? One of them
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    Vetrivelu is called to make his defence
    598 11 Vetrivelu is called to make his defence DEFAMATION OF CID CHIEF CASE SINGAPORE, Monday JNITED National Front secretary -general, H. Vetriyelu, accused by the CID chief, Asst. Commissioner Ong Kian Tong, of defaming him as "the greatest gangster in Singapore," was called to make his defence in the First District
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    The first bus produced by local firm
    148 11 The first bus produced by local firm CINGAPORE. Mon. A local bus manufacturing company. Supreme Star Engineering Pte. Ltd., today turned out its first bus at the Cycle and Carriage assembly plant in Hillview Avenue. It was the first of a series of 59-seater MercedesBenz buses. Apart from the chassis
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    Noisy motorist
    31 11 SINGAPORE. Mon— Motorist Lim Ten Hock, of Bukit Timah Road, was fined Sl5 today for sounding his car horn "longer than necessary" In Stamford Road on Dec. 3 1965.
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    Riverbank leaves with new HK crew
    83 11 Riverbank leaves with new HK crew SINGAPORE, Mon. The Rlverbank. which had more than half of its crew jailed here for theft left tonight for Bangkok with 10 additional seamen from Hong Kcng. The ssamen flew in from Hong Kong this evening to join 11 remaining crew members on board.
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    Italian envoy opens fair
    36 11 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Italian Ambassador. Dr. R. de Cardona, today opened the Italian fortnight at Robinson's. A fashion show of Italian < dresses was held in the department stores restaurant after the opening.
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    One hurt in fight among friends
    60 11 One hurt in fight among friends SINGAPORE. Mon. A quarrel among a group of friends In Waterloo Street ended with one being admitted to hospital with serious stomach wounds. Late tonight an emergency operation was performed on V. Thegaraja. 17. A friend. Mahadevan Nair. 17. was treated for an injured
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    Man found dead
    33 11 SINGAPORE. Mon. A watchman. S. Nalliah. 55. was found hanged from the beam of an outhouse at Bukit Serabong, Sentosa. at 9.30 p.m. yesterday. Police have ruled out foul olay.
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    S'ore in line with world effort to curb pollution
    168 11 S'ore in line with world effort to curb pollution SINGAPORE. Man. Singapore is moving in line with international opinion in its efforts to curb pollution, a Swedish journalist and MP said today. Mr. Yngve Moller said that Singapore's attention and efforts to prevent pollution of the air, sea and land
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    BRITAIN IN COMMON MARKET 'WILL BENEFIT S'PORE
    218 11 BRITAIN IN COMMON MARKET 'WILL BENEFIT S'PORE SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore can reap "longterm benefits" from Britain's entry into the Common Market. This forecast was made today by Mr. F. H. Tate. chairman of the Royal Commonwealth Society, who arrived here last night from London on a two-day visit. A sugar
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    'Speed up college approval' call
    39 11 SINGAPORE Mon The vice-presideiu o! the Chinese Chamber of Commerce. Mr. Tan Keong Choon. has uryed the Government to expedite approval of a building plan for the proposed $22 million Hwa Chong Junior College
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      922 11 On your TV and Radio I.N P.M Opening and General 7.11 For the Family (C repeat) s|o fR Programme Sufnm ry |M PfOgf mme Summary I! Re Family (M) \JJ Ne S (C) S.M Pofc Amai-Ama, Jj'» Jj* 3.55 A Diary of Events in Singapore 0"' Music Makers Featur- SJ
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    Hotel staff union seeks marriage -leave—
    184 12 Hotel staff union seeks marriage -leave SINGAPORE, Mon— The Food, Drinks and Allied Workers Union, which represents 5,500 workers in the hotel and catering Industry is pressing for matrimonial leave for its members. Negotiations are now going on between several hotels and the union to provide for five days' matrimonial
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    Seven pass law exam
    55 12 SINGAPORE. Mon. Seven Singaporeans have passed the overseas intermediate examination in laws of the University of London held in June this year. They are Harl Dass Ajaib. Cheo Llew Kiat. Lav Tze Mm. I.im Chye Huat. Lawrence Sandosham. Darshan Singh and Son Bee Hiong. all of
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    A PIANO THAT GOES PLINK AND PLONK
    68 12 A PIANO THAT GOES PLINK AND PLONK SINGAPORE, Mon Show promoter Mr. Donald Moore Is appealing to the authorities to repair the Steinway concert piano at Victoria Theatre. He said In a show programme: "All the great piani.sts who have used the instrument over the last two years have complained.
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    'Speak up before it's too late'
    449 12 WARNING TO RED SUPPORTERS IPOH, Monday AN "own up before it is too late" warning was given today to communist terrorist supporters and sympathisers. It came from the Perak Mentri Besar, Dato Haji Kamaruddin, who Is directing Gerakan Setia (Operation Loyalty), covering the Sungei
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    Fatal shock
    25 12 SINGAPORE, Mon. Electrician Urn Yew Chin, 23. was electrocuted while fixing a power plug In a flat In Lorong 4. Toa Payoh, yesterday.
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    Trishaw-power in Paris
    144 12 Trishaw- power in Paris PWAS enough to make heads turn. Imagine, a Singapore trishaw right in the heart of gay Paris on a sunny afternoon. Plus two pretty lasses and of all things* a French sailor gallantly living up to the Frenchman's image as the ladies' man. It was a
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    Proposal to get Govt to run Art Gallery
    200 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Arts Council will meet tomorrow to consider a proposal that the running and maintenance of the proposed Art Gallery be undertaken by the Government. Mr. Fong Sip Chee, Parliamentary Secretary (Culture) and president of the Singapore Arts Council,
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    Music exam results
    23 13 OESULTS of the Associated Board of the Schools of Music practical examinations, 1971; will appear in the New Nation today.
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    MOTHER OFFERS REWARD FOR LOST SON
    119 13 MOTHER OFFERS REWARD FOR LOST SON SCHOOLBOY Athiyappan Sativeloo, 13 (above). has been missing from his Jalan Bukit Ho Swee home since Sept. 16. It was the second time in two years that he had disappeared from home. A family friend, Nadarajan Chandrakash, today appealed for help to trace the
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    SAF exercise at Maju
    50 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Aimed Forces will be conducting a military exercise In Maju Camp Training Area from 8 am to 10 p.m. dally from tomorrow to Oct. 5. Blanks and thunderflashes will be used In the exercise. The public are advised not to be alarmed.
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    People's Park complex back in business
    376 13  -  R. CHANDRAN By SINGAPORE, Monday QHINATOWN*S People's Park complex was back in business again tonight. Power, which permitted more than half of the three floors ol shops to resume business, came from 10 hired mobile generators. The other shops were either still shuttered up
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    CRUSHED TO DEATH BY BOX OF RUBBER
    76 13 CRUSHED TO DEATH BY BOX OF RUBBER MALACCA. Mo n. A lorry attendant, Slew Ho Kail, 28, was crushed to death In an accident at Simpang Ampat last night Slew was fast asleen at the back of the lorry among six boxes of rubber. The accident occurred when the driver
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    Rotary lunch
    34 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. A British Conservative MP. Miss Joan Hall, will tpesk at the Rotary Club lunch meeting at the Coleman Room, Adelphl Hotel, on Wednesday. She Is due here on Wednesday morning.
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    Pan-Am's last jumbo jet from Singapore
    206 13 SINGAPORE, Mon. FE last Pan-Ame-rican Airways jumbo Jet flight from Singapore will leave for Los Angeles on Thursday at 7.45 a.m. And barring a change of mind, it will mark the temporary suspension of the airline's passenger service to Singapore. Reason: The airline is
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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      Rises
      50 14 3k. Semb. $6.90 lobinson $4.80 iV'wide Hold. $1.57 <i. B. T. $4.34 (empas $1.88 K. Lston $2.74 nchcape $3.80 J'pore Land $1.20 veneer Prod. $2.00 Jacks $2.50 U. and G. $2.68 iammun $1.32 Jen Hoe $134 .81 +.7: +.ii +.i: +.w +.o< +.w .0! .0! .0! .0! .0- .0-
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      Falls
      30 14 latsushita 'cons Sec. ten Co. hell Ref Carbide loustead learners $254 $3.06 $1.28 $3.00 $0.75 $2.58 $3.14 —.18 —.14 —.10 —.10 —.04 —.04 —.04 nion .u. .0: I. 1.7;
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      Most active stocks
      24 14 El. 1- 9IUII [aw Par 'eneer Prod. ITwide Hold. 264.000 159,000 155.000 'otal Turnover: played Percenta g 2 03M re: 22.56
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      INDICES
      33 14 Sept. 24 Sept. 27 Industrial*: 190.66 191.B4 Hotels: 7738 77.M Properties: 136.52 137.49 Tina: 97.52 97.85 t rubbers: 121.76 121.97 Dec. 30, 1968 10* Dec. 31, 1968 100 Dec. 29, IMS 100
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      Market opens week steadier
      316 14 StU'TH East Asia Lumber the 13th issue listed on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore this year made a disappointing debut in a generally steady market yesterday. After the opening deal at par the new share was taken to a discount at 91 cents on
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1017 14 810 AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADIIC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENT! IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: Industrials mixed, hotels easier while the rest fairly steady. TURNOVER; Offlcinl total turnover as supplied by
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      BUSINESS DONE
      952 14 ■dUSINESS in and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets In lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified INDUSTRIALS VC.M.A. (3) 1.68. (2) 1.69. .ilcan (1) 1.46. (1) 1.45. Allied Choc. (3) 1.95.
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      Exchange rates
      164 14 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as a. Sept. 27. Local dollar* to one unit Selling Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD I 1 Sterling Pound 7.3860 7.3525 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3.4525 3.4100 3.3900 Canadian Dollar 2.9750 2.9200
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      DOLLAR DILEMMA
      496 14 rE United States over the weekend reaffirmed its stand that it would not devalue the dollar against gold. On the other side of the coin, major currency powers are demanding such a devaluation, backed by no less than Mr. PierreP a v 1 Schweitzer, head of the 118--nation
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      Asian dollar
      57 14 T»HESE rates were quoted on 1 the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for 4epos'ts of U5525,000 and above. 1 mth 8 to 9 1/16% 2 mths B<* to 8 13/16% 3 mths to 8 »/16% 6 mths 8 5/16 to 8 9/16% mths 7 to 8
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        Tin down a fraction
        45 14 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday dropped another 75 cents to 5624.62J per picul on an official offering up 64 tons to 280 tons. The market was fairly steady with all-round support at the lower level, especially from the Continent.
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        Gold markets
        52 14 Saturday Friday tu.s. su.s. London Closed 42.30 B«lrut UNCH. 42.K0 Hongkong 44.01 4T«7 Zurich Cloaed 42.558 42.758 Parii Cloaed 42.80 Spore (1) 44.0S 43.79 S Spore (2) 1«1 00 160.00 (1) Export price In non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealer* price In Singapore dollars
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 14 SEPT. 27. RUBBER: 101.25 cents (up 2.00 cents). TIN: $624.62} (down 75 cents). Official offering 280 tons (up 64 tons).
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        109 14 /-"MINIS! PPODUCE IXCHANOI, lINCAPORi: NOON CLOtINQ PRICE* PIN PICUL YESTERDAY Ctctnul Oil Bulk 41J •ellert. drum $51 Kllvr*. C»pri: Mix*! (fob) look Oct./ Nov. UK/Cont. $28 B. Pipptr: Muntok AST A white fob 1007 NLW $1971 teller*. Sarawak white f.o.b. 06V NLW IIS7J seller*, Sarawak ipec'il black fob.
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        RUBBER GOES UP
        231 14 rpHE rubber market yesterday ruled steady and quiet during the morning, Influenced by Finance Minister Tun Tan Slew Sin's press statement that Malaysia's national stockpile was capable of significant expansion. Speculative buying and short covering took October to a small premium over Novem- ber and the market
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        August estate production
        347 14 AUGUST Rubber production by estates of the following companies are: Kilograms Austral Enterprise 38.691 Benta 197.765 Bradwall 213.641 Buklt Mertajam 342,914 Castlefleld (Klang) 221.127 Chamek 52.163 Cheras 66.317 Chersonese 94,574 Cralglelea 336.564 Edersor 68.947 Glengowrle 48.081 Golden Hope 1.149.029 Holyrood 66.678 Hongkong (Selangor) 28,803 Highland and Lowland
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      Robinson's profit -keeps climbing
      322 14 ROBINSON has turned in another creditable set of results to keep it firmly on the profits uptrend which, with the exception of one year, has been maintained since the mid-*****. For the year to June, earnings reached $2.5 million at the net level, representing an Increase
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      Fusan profits soar
      288 14 P-lOFITS at Fusan Fishing Net Manufacturing almost doubled at the halfway mark and directors are looking to an even better second half. For the six months ended June, profits leapt to 99,488 from $100,805 last time on considerably higher sales. After deducting the loss brought forward from
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      125 14 PRIM A reports lower half time profits of $1.8 million for the six months to June compared with $2.1 million previously on sales down by $3.1 million at $20.4 million. For all of 1970 pre-tax profits totalled $3.1 million and a 10 per cent tax-exempt dividend was paid. Chairman
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        MELBOURNE
        288 14 ]YfELBOURNE. Mon. HeavyAT weight miners were cut back at the close in a quiet market on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Today's closing middle prices In Australian dollars and ccnta with tbe difference on Friday's close. 9. unpol 574 unch. ku»t. Con. Ind 1.03 tr tustlm 1.07', IN.I. (Au«t.
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        HONG KONG
        138 14 HONG KONO. Mon The market opened on a quiet Aste and selling pressure was evident. Turnover value for the day was 138.98 million. Today's closing middle prices In Hong Kong dollars and centi followed by the differences on Friday's prlcw. Iraal. Rubber 2 87 B Jank of Eul
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        Hong Kong rates
        31 14 On the frt» exchange market in Hong Kong ytsterd y the U.I. dellar 8 ***** for cash. Stirling was quoted at 14.53 and tael er .id st 308.
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        Official rates
        43 14 QN THE offie.al Malayan Short Trnn Monty week ended »«Pt- U, 1971 the range of M follow?: BANKING FUNDS- JU Per cent to 1% per cmt. GENERAL FX'NBS: JU Per cent to 4'i per cent MOVEMENTS of fund, toUlled $216 million.
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    A hung,a pat and it's the last farewell...
    365 15  - A hung,a pat and it's the last farewell... EVELYN NG: By Singapore, Mon. 'Terrific' response to save pets appeal f IFELINE a volunu tary society set up to save the pets of the outgoing British forces has been swamped with phone calls since an appeal last Friday for homes for
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    Oil slick fine
    37 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Palm OH Bulking Co. (Pt«.) Ltd. was fined S2OO -.oday for spilling palm oil Into a drain an offence under the Environmental Public Health Act at gate five. PSA on April 20.
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    Eleven injured as cars overturn
    285 15 SINGAPORE. Monday TWO more road accidents occurred last night in which cars overturned within two hours of each other injuring 11 people. They raised to nine the number of such accidents in the last three months. Among those injured last night were three women from
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    Less mosquito breeding
    48 15 SINOAPORE. Mon There has been a slight decrease In mosquito breeding last week, the Ministry of Health reported. Of the 1,543 houses inspected. 37 or 2.4 per cent of the premises were found breeding aedes mosquitoes as compared with 2.9 per cent the previous week.
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    Errant gents
    39 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Six men were today fined $25 each when they admitted urinating at a backlane off Kerbau and Bualo Roads between 7 and 7.25 p.m. on Sept. 13 an offence under the Environmental Public Health Act.
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      29 15 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl BTTma!S? II^BMH r.- SEVEKJ EI&HT, I \{i( HE MUST BE PLJTTIhJG ON WEISMT... H BOUTS WBil NINE, 7SrV/ 1 SEEMS HEAVIEg THAN CAST TfMf^J
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      Lock icon Evening dress with a Chinese influence
      86 16 IN recent months American designers have shown a marked interest in Chinese -influenced fashions. Mao-style Jackets and slit skirts have featured prominently. Even men's fashions have been riven an Oriental touch. Shown above is another creation by designer Giorgio Di Sant' Angelo who presented
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      Noisettes of lamb in grill style
      311 16 NOISETTES of lamb is a French dish and this is traditionally pan-fried or sauted, but grilling gives a better result as the bacon wrapping keeps a better appearance. The traditional cut used is loin chops, but two per person would be required. For ease
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      Household hints
      82 16 EmESH fish and shellfish ■T wrapped In butcher paper .should be unwrapped, placed on a plate or tray, covered with aluminum foil or plastic wrap before putting In refrigerator. Don't keep fresh flsh oi shellfish In the refrigerator for longer than one or two days before cooking FOR
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      A breakaway from traditional ties
      856 16  -  Ong Kiat Beng edited by ESME BAPTISTA by 'piME was when a girl was severely admonished for wanting to leave her parents' house and living out on her own. But such days are now numbered. More and more girls are breaking away from the traditional
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      893 18 FOR NEW ZEALAND Perant P rham Smtaoore LM<i«j It*: CHAKDINA 4 Oil S/ I Oct 7/ I Ott Auck., Napitr, Lytt., Timiru. MORVADA n/M Ott Auck, Well, Timar», D'din. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. S'htn P«na"» l**4iif ftr: ■AiUUt 11/21 Oct 22 Ott 21 Ott Nagapattmam, Madras. lAJUIA t/14 Nn 1!
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      581 19 T ME PORT OF SINCAPORE AUTMO >UT- Kyra K.tln« B/l OmhalC ttSrsr' -s was T«T r OUT: TlJtica 6/7. Hector 10/11 PORT SWETTCNHAM TJ.manuk 13/14 Automedon 15/ ie! When B.rm.: Alor Bt«r. B«Jalel ivrln 20 Bast. Koryu Maru 22. and Vnhva Shaktl .jlonlyonM/^FfnjarKtoeverett 40/41. Ni, Wharf B»rtt« Th t b«n.
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      730 19 Emms I ELECTRONIC MEMORIES MAGNETICS PTL LTD. A leoding producer of computer memory stocks and systems needs: QUALITY CONTROL ENGINEER Applicant must possess an Electronics/Electrical degree or equivalent. This position requires the applicant to have art aptitude for quality control engineering. Previous industrial experience is desirable olthough not necessory. Qualified
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      670 19 HIGH CALIBER SALESMEN An INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION with outlets In 48 countries is expanding its operations in Singapore and Is in need of topnotch salesmen with managerial ability, to sell a world-renowned brand of industrial/commercial maintenance chemicals. The men we need must be willing to accept the challenge of a highly
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      644 19 UNIVERSITI MALAYA Permohonan2 adalah dipelawa bagl mengisi Jawatan2 seperti berikut:— (a) Jurutera Letrik dil'niversiti Kelayakan: Gualun2 mesttlah seorang "Corporate Member of the Institution of Electrical Engineers" atau yang setaraf dengannya. dan mempunyal 8 1 jl l Kechekapan Kejuruteraan Letrik Gred I atau Gred 11. Yang dikeluarkan oleh Lembaga Letrik Negara.
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    48 20 THE FAMILY OF the late Halt Amir Mohd K h.'. n *'X prtss t h^tr nrnt**ful thanks to all friends and relatives for their condolences, wreaths, night ■MS*, and Invaluable assistance durini: their recent bereavement. Their thanks also due to doctors and staff of Gleneagles Hospital Limited.
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    70 20 FEDERAL OPTIEK M Orchard Road Branch 206. 2nd floor. supreme House. IVnang Road Spore will be closed on Wednesday 29 71 IS** one day only) KEEP FIT CLASSES conducted by qualified persons. Separate sessions for males and females Moderate charger inclusive sauna. Ring 375M2 Spore. F.J. ISAACS PTI. LTD.
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    57 20 MR. LIM TIAM IK IT, passed away 27.9.71. leaving behind a son. daughter, son-in-law and daughter-in-law, several grandchildren. Cortege leaves IS Shanghai Road •J 171 2 p.m. for cremation at M\>unt Vernon. MRS. CAN TAM II nee Lee Tengah Sfjiaat] .■«.!> peacefully on 27.9 71. Company at 2 p
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      780 20 LADY STENOCRAPHER required by established Jurong Factory. Good prospect of eventual promotion to secretary to Managing Director. Knowledge of written Chinese an Hdvuntuge. Apply in own handwriting with photograph (non-returnable) to Box A 4549 S.T. Spore. INSURANCE BROKERAGE COMPANY urgently requires Female Secretary and Clerk with charming personality. Knowledge of
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      769 20 XPANDING COMPANY requires an aggressive salesman who is willing to work allowance plus commission transport provided. Call personally at 192 Bencoolen Street. Spore 7 after 4 p.m. WE REQUIRE outdoor salesmen SjetJ for our expanding sales section Attractive allowance and commission. Also delivery clerks with motorcycle/car licence. Apply P. O.
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      786 20 EXPERIENCED COOK ANO AMAN, couple preferred but not essential necessary. Live-in. Extensive entertaining requirement. Tel: *****8 B'pore. ISSO GAS DISTRIBUTOR urgently require* an experienced van driver. Able to repair electrical and gas appliances. Apply Box A 4537 B.T. 8' pore. NGLISN SPIAKING CENERAL AMAH also Baby. Sitting. English Family of
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      983 20 SOCIETE FRANCAISE RECHERCHE Bonne Secn-talr* Francais Anglais Telepboner *****8 Singapore MALAY DRIVER REQUIRED. Ring *****/6 B'pore. WANTED OFFICE BOY. Please apply to P.O. Box 3076. REAO TNI SENIOR Appointment Vacant In the Sunday Mall each week Situations wanted PLEASANT LOOKING 19 years old Chinese girl wltb 2 year* experience in
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      957 20 37* F. CLIMINCIAU AVINUI fully furnished 3-be'troomed flat. 2 aircondltloner*. 2 longbaths. Enquiries 8 pore ***** during office hours. DIST. 21 MAVFAIR PARK furnished semi-detached bungalow 3 bedrooms, servant's room. car-porch and garden. RinF Spore *****8 Mr Lim. WATTEN ESTATE rent/Sale furnish cd. terrace house. 3 bedrooms. ser- vant's room,
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      995 20 WANTEO IMMEDIATELY flats terrace semi-detached bungalow houses. Katong and Geylang area Tel. Spore *****1 (William's Housing Agency) DIRECTORS for Far East organisation requires 5 detached bungalows and v furnished: Group (A) 3/5 bedrooms. $2.000— 53,000-: <B> $I,ooo— $I.HOO (C) Apartment with without swimming pool. Please contact Mis* Koh 531X69 Spore.
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      818 20 Office space wanted BUNCALOW, OFFICE SPACI. warehouse around City Limits. Principals please write Owen Road PO. Box 48. B'pore WANT TO PURCHASI office space near or around Newton. Goldhlll Shopping Centre. Send price, etc. to Box A 4379 S.T. B' pore. OFFICE SPACI ISO $.F. 6,000 $F. wanted by locul
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      803 21 Rugs, carp*** tfg curios THE PROBLEM SOLVER WHY BUY CARPETS WHEN YOU CAN RENT THEM RING US FOR FURTHER DETAILS CARPET A CURTAIN CENTRE SINGAPORE OFFICE 22*. BALESTIER ROAD. SPORE 12 TEL: S3SM7.S KUALA LUMPUR OFFICE 42-A-4 MEZZANINE FLOOR K.L. ARCADE TEL: *****. Boats/Yachts lor sal* CABIN CRUISER, 22ft length.
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      937 21 ASIA DRIVING SCHOOL Morris 1000 dual-controlled hourly $5/.. Ouarantwd |75/-. Extra Issson $4/.. Failed $3.50. Car for test »<*/.. 13. 8ele«le Road, 8 pore Phone *****. V.W.C.A. (1) Copper relief picturemaking commencing 4.10.71 at 10 am (2) icing commenctnic Si 1 M 3p m «*>lU"l*» »33»«/ mhhs Spore. 808 DRIVING
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      1004 21 FOR CHARTERED FLIOHTS to London/Europe contact Merrlyer Charter-ed-Flight Service. 156. Emerald Hill Road 37X917/*****6 Spore. WEEKLY BOEINC CHARTER flights to and from London. All enquiries welcomed. Tel: Miss Kok *****0 (B'pore). SPECIALIST IN LOW-OOBT BOEINO 707 FLIGHTS WEF«LY to. LONDON— EUROPE— USACANADA A RETURN Centast Internatlenal Charter Flights Centrs Tsl:
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      1068 21 A start soon on Toa Payoh pools (CJINGAPORE, Mon. covered wading pool for D The Housine the toddlers. R flrri J,,, c as l\t* The $2.5 million comBoard will start the n ex wlll completed in first phase of build- 1973. and will be able to ing the 45-acre Toa
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      597 21 MOTOR AND GENERAL UNDERWRITERS INVESTMENT HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Fourth Annual Oeneral Meeting of the Company wlll be held at the A.A. Theatrette. 336 River Valley Road, Singapore on Thursday. 21st October. 1971 at n.OO a.m. for the purpose of
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      755 21 PUBLIC VTIUTIES BOARD. BINGAPOBE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: (3rd Floor. City Hall) (1) Supply of chloride of lime (bleaching powder) during 1872. Tender deposit $250 Close at 215 pm on 21.10.71 ARCHITECT'S DEPARTMENT: (HaJlfax Road, Singapore 9). (.2) Replacement of external cast Iron soil and waste main pipes at blocks A.
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      344 22  -  JOE DORAI By rvDRMER international fullback Lee Wan Chin r made one mistake yesterday and it gave Hotel Singapura a narrow 4-3 win over Telok Kurau United in a FAS League Dlv. One soccer match at Jalan Besar Stadium. With the teams locked
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      REF SENDS OFF TWO RAJAJI PLAYERS
      142 22 REF SENDS OFF TWO RAJAJI PLAYERS CTRONO contenders Ba- kat Baru yesterday beat Rajaji 3-1 In a FAS League Div Two match at Farrer Park, which was marred by players exchanging blows and Intimidating the referee. The referee rightly gave marching orders to two Rajaji players for dangerous play and
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      India take boys titles
      93 22 SEOUL. Mon. India swept the boys titles and South Korea took the girls crowns of Jhe Fourth Asian Junior tennis champions;. :ps which ended here today. India's Vijay Amrithraj and J. Royappa outplayed Indone- I sia's Budiman and Imam Sutarli 7-5. 6-1 in the doubles final.
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      Jalan Eunos in semifinals
      63 22 JALAN EUNOS Community Centre qualified for the semifinal of the Hajl Artfl Suradi Cup soccer tournament when j they beat Jalan Übl CC 7-1 at Geylang Stadium yesterday. Insldertght Alfonso Doral scored a hattrlck to give Jalan Eunos a 3-1 halftlme lead. The I other scorers
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      Zainuddin 10.5
      41 22 MAYEN. West Germany. Mon. Malaysia's Zalnuddln Wahab clocked 10.5 sec. for 100 m when he finished fourth here yesterday. German PP. Hofmelster won In 10.3 with Oerd Wueherer (W. Oermanyi and R. Turner (US) second and third In 10.4.
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      Young Jaw, Fok can make the grade today
      504 22  - Young Jaw, Fok can make the grade today E. FRIDA By YOUNGSTERS Jaw Tee Jiang and Fok Keng Choy have excellent chances of making the grade for the Seap Games at the final SAAA trials at Fairer Park today. SAAA secretary Maurice Nicholas was optimistic about this when he said:
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      'A' Kiwis beat their 'W side
      94 22 •A" COMPANY of First Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment came from behind to beat their 'W Coy by 10-6 (a try, a penalty and a dropped goal to two penalties) in a SRU League Div. Three rugby match at Dieppe yesterday. •W Company led
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      Russian's world mark
      294 22 LIMA. Mon. > Russian weightlifter Vastly Alexeyev set a World Press record of 230 kilos and a Clean and Jerk mark of 235.5 kilos when he won the Superheavywetght title at the World weightliftlng championships here last night. Alexeyev won with a total of 635 5 kilos
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      381 22 —Malaysia score 3rd win for place at Munich SEOUL, Mon. Giantkillers Malaysia virtually ensured themselves a place in the Munich Olympic soccer tournament next year when they beating Nationalist China 3-0 today for their third straight win in the East Asian qualifying round here. The Philippines, who will be the
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      Piggott booked to ride Hallez in 'Arc'
      417 23 p.ARIS. Mon. Willy 1 Head, 81-year-old doyen of French trainers, yesterday conilrmra that champion British jockey Lester Plgjjott would ride the tour-year-old French cole Hallez in the Prix de L'Arc de Triomphe on Sunday. A total of 31 horses are still entered to
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      BT TIMAH WEIGHTS
      992 23 WEIGHTS for the Bukit Timah races this weekend. SATURDAY (1.. 1. DIV. 3 6F. Hu-hland Inn 9.00 Forex 8 13 .'aldast 8.12 Here He comes IV 8.12 Jack of Spades 8.11 Th man II 8 11 Re':al Mate 811 lounshlaiiK 8.11 Respect 8.10 Kiiinp.-ini! Melayu 8.10 Kuhitng
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      Wall Street fails test, withdrawn
      937 23 DS2JEIS3 'rHE Stipendiary Stewards report on* the Bukit Timah races over the weekend: SATI -RDAY Race 1: Kllat II apprentice Rajooi laid back his stall and was slow away Itbacro Leaf i Wadl i hung in when ridden alonp in the back straight and bumped
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      32 23 BRIGHTON. Mon South African runner Dave Levick clipped four minutes off the ccurse record when he won the 53-mile London to Brighton rend race in Shrs 21 45 here yesterday.
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      Trial shows dearth of stayers
      667 23  - Trial shows dearth of stayers EPSOM JEEP By three seven-year-olds, Aerospace 11, Aratunga and Pisang Mas, all in their fourth season, could finish 1-2-3 in a Cup Trial it does not speak very well of the standard of the present crop of stayers in Class 1. Aerospace 11, late Dictionary,
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      600 22 AUSTRAL AMALGAMATED TIN BERHAD i lncorporated In Malaysia) NOTICE TO MEMBERS Following the statement to members dated the 27th of July. 1971. the board now advise that arrangements have been concluded for the appointment of Anglo-Oriental Malaya) Sdn. Berhad as general managers of the company with effect from the Ist
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      256 22 TLXANG PORT COMMISSION TENDER NOTICE TENDERS are Invited for tht ■i:pp]v of two (2> units l'-.-ton Mobile Cranes at 25 feet Radius Free on Wheels to the Commis.;on Particulars, specifications anH •«;ioer form may be obtained on duplication to The Secretary. Penang Port Commission. P.O Box 143, Penang. Tenders in
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      779 22 IN THE HIGH COURT IN MALAYA AT KUALA LUMPUR COMPANIES WINDING- UP NO 23 OF 1971 in the Matter ot LOM BONG BIJEH BESI PAHANG SCNDIRIAN BERHAD And In the Matter ot th» Companies Act. 1965 ADVERTISEMENT OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby Riven that a Petition for the Winding-Up of
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      148 22 Flymo if th« only lawn mo*tr t*at flottl on a Cuf'On of «ir No o n 'v Flymo 0ot» luch wonderful thing* to your i«*n. Gives it a tr^ooth eve" RnWl Gel nd ot long ewk«e'd orati «<t*out Dull c itar. Fioati ovf you' IBM tvtnoui P>mtu't or o>n«gt Tnm,
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      88 22 ATHLETICS SEAP Games trials (Farrer Park 5 p.m.). GOLF Ladies Club 9-hole stroke (Bukit). RUGBY SRU league: Div. 1 Admin Sp. Coy 1 RNZIR v B Coy 1 RNZIR i Dieppe); Div. 3 Admin Sp Coy 1 RNZIR v SCC Colts ipadang i SOCCER FAS Div One Army v Darul
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      223 23 What does Chambers 's offer you and your whole family? What does CHAMBERS'S offer you and your whole family? CHAMBERS'S ENCYCLOPEADIA is a masterpiece of scholarship. It is pure learning. Knowledge it*^j&§9££&B&- backed by the authority of over 3,000 contributing &j-JMMJJg\IJf '7 -y. H^pjpjßJpjßHKl»i experts of international fame. Here are
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    26 24 A farewell wave before the start of the tour. Radical Japanese students demonstrating against Emperor Hirohito's tour of Europe. UPI radiophoto.
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    134 24 KIM READY TO SCRAP MILITARY PACTS rKYO. Mon. North Korean Prime Minister Kirn II Sung has said his country was prepared to scrap Its military pacts with the Soviet Union and China if necessary for the peaceful unification of Korea. Asahi Shimbun today carried an interview with Mr. Kirn by
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    75 24 LONDON. Mon. A Bow Street magistrate's court here has turned down an application for legal aid by Malaysian-born Siroz Huseln Hassanall Abdoolcader. 33. who is being charged with an offence under the British Official Secrets Act. The court said today that it was too early
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    425 24 LONDON, Mon. Governmeni bond* met Kood support with some fairly large twitching orders Into loncdated stock reported. Dealers cited a possibility of a decline in InUrest rates U> tbe near future for the upturn. At 2.45 p.m. the Financial Time' Index was down 6.3 at 421.2. after level
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    45 24 UNITED NA7IONS Mon. The 26th General Assembly enters its second week today with the opening of the general debate on world affairs, a Security Council meeting on South -West Africa, and bilateral talks between foreign ministers on the sidelines Reuter
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    23 24 SILLASAMV THIVAM. 77. p*».rd away 27.9.71. Funeral will leave 181. 8«ran«oon Road on 2K 9.71 at 4.30 p.m. for cremation at Rldadarl.
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    'Be careful' warning on professional sports
    382 24 'Be careful' warning on professional sports SINGAPORE, Monday p R O F E S SIONA- LISM in sports is creeping into Singapore and pushing amateurism into the past because of t h c need tor money to promote events and games. The National Sports Promotion Board's consultant In sports medicine.
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    Chong Eu beats no confidence motion
    114 24 Chong Eu beats no confidence motion Ph.NANG. Mon. The State Assembly this evening rejected a DAPsponsorrd motion of no confidence in the Gerakan Government under Chief Minister Dr. Lim Chonc Eu. The motion, proposed by Mr. Yeap Ghim Guan (Kelawci), was defeated after a whole-day debate by 11 Gerakan votes
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    32 24 BLANTYRE. (Malawi). Mon. President Kamuzu Banda returned here yesterday after a three-day look-and-learn official vu.it to Mozambique, the first by a black African leader to the neighbouring Portuguese territory.— Reuter.
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