The Straits Times, 11 October 1971

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    25 1 DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 .^J The Straits Times The National Nuwspappr Kstd 1845 <fr MONDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Gunman shot in hotel ambush
    950 1  -  K. S. SIDHU Attempt by man to collect $200,000 'token compensation' from Vee Meng foiled by police By Singapore, Sun A GUNMAN was shot and seriously wounded today in a police trap laid following a $200,000 extortion demand on film company director Shaw Vee Meng.
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    Lock icon Malaysian-Thai force chasing Red gang
    131 1 IJANGKOK, Sun. Malaysian and Thai troops have Joined forces to pursue a band of communist guerillas after capturing their camp in southern Thailand, police sources said today. The camp in the Betong area, about eight miles (12--kms) from the Malaysian border, fell into government hands
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    Japanese cars to cost more
    433 1  -  SOH TIANG KENG BY SINGAPORE, Sun. Prices of Japanese cars are expected to increase by nine or 10 per cent in November if the present floating rate of the yen remains the same. Car prices are unlikely to rise correspondingly as much as the yen.
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    Terrorists kill four in Dacca
    99 1 DACCA, Sun. Bengali terrorists exploded nine bombs In Dacca this week, killing one person and wounding nine. They also killed three members of the Rs'.akar Militia in a daylight attack on them near the Dacca Medical College. official sources said today. Security measures n Dacca
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    Toto draw
    35 1 SINGAPORE. Sun. The numbers picked in today's Toto draw were 25. 30. 24. 28 and 11. The additional number was 40 In the ircles draw, the numbers picked were 14. 28 and 17.
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    SOCIALISTS LEAD
    23 1 VIENNA. Sun. The rulinc Socialist Party headed today toward victory—and a probable absolute majority in parliament—in the Austrian general election.— ill
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      22 1 SkSSPt n 34 pages THE Straits Times has 34 paces today, including a four-pace full-colour section. Make sure y.-iu get both section!>.
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  • World News THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon Hijacker held pistol at my head: Airgirl
      121 2 Hijacker held pistol at my head: Airgirl MIAMI, Sun. A pretty, red-haired stewardess said here a lone gunman held a cocked pistol at her head during a nerve-wrack-ing hijack flight to Cuba. "I knew he had the gun light at my head, but for the first hour or so I
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      Lock icon Lessons from a dog bitten by snake
      95 2 Lessons from a dog bitten by snake V ONDON. Sun. The case of a doc which recovered from a crippling heart disease after being bUten by a snake may lead to a new line of research for relief of human suffering, doctors said today. A report on the case is
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      Lock icon Curbs on politics eased by Yahya
      552 2 RAWALPINDI, Sunday PAKISTAN lifted a six-month-old ban on political activity from today, but outlined new martial laws governing its conduct. The ban. Imposed by President Yahya Khan on March 26 when Government troops were ordered to crush secessionist moves In East Pakistan, was lifted
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      Lock icon Sato's downfall possible over China voting
      256 2 TOKYO. Sunday PRIME Minister Sato faces the possibility of an early fall from power whm a United Nations decision on Chinese representation coincides with what is expected to be a stormy parliamentary session here later this year The 70-year-old Preml^i had planned to retire
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      Lock icon Soviet spy in UN charge
      49 2 NEW YORK. Sun. The New York Sunday News accused secretary-general U Thant of keeping an alleged Soviet spy in h"is United Nations Secretariat It said the US should demand stricter security from U Thant "s successor In view or Chlnae prospective UN. admission. AP.
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      Lock icon 43 dead now
      42 2 ROCHESTER, (New York), Sun The death toll from the Attica Prison riot rose to 43 yesterday with the death of a guard who had been held hostage and was found wounded alter police regained control of the prlsfn. AP.
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      Lock icon Marcos' move
      29 2 MANILA. Sun. President Marcos lelterated yesterday his wife Imelda would run for the Presidency in 1973 only if it were necessary to defeat a communist candidate. UPI.
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      Lock icon TALKS ON FATE OF INDON SUPER COMMAND
      291 2 TALKS ON FATE OF IN DON SUPER COMMAND JAKARTA, Sun. Indonesia's top military leaders meet here tomorrow to review the function of the powerful Kopkamtib peace restoration command which has arrested more than 90.000 people since the abortive communist coup six years ago. About 200 senior military officers throughout the
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      31 2 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby 7HW VC WAT I UKE ABOUT^I I/JUST PUSH TUEA4 *Q A CARAVAN HOUOAV- I CAW I lute WARDQoeej-^ TAKE ALL We CUDTl4e€j^ V ——^^9 9 0
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Secret CIA camp closed after heroin shock
      300 3 DHNOM PENH. Sun. The 1 CIA has closed a secret school for training Cambodian army guerillas in Laos following the arrest of a high-ranking Cambodian officer at thr school on heroin smuggling charges, military sources said here today. The officer was a top
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      Lock icon Tighten belts order Mrs B
      336 3 Tighten belts order Mrs B COLOMBO, Sunda I"HE Ceylonese today got set for tougher times ahead without some of the free services now provided by the State. At present, every citizen pets two pounds of free rice, medical services, including hospitalisation without charge, free education up to university level and
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      Lock icon When the whites can even get off with murder...
      296 3 CAPETOWN, Sun. Startling corroboration that racial discrimination plays a part in handing out the death penalty in South Africa has been published by three well-known South African lawyers. Their findings were originally prepared as deten, c argument for the trial of
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      Lock icon ENTER: WOMEN IN THE 'BOOB SHIRT'
      92 3 ENTER: WOMEN IN THE 'BOOB SHIRT' yOWNSVILLE, Sun. Girls in this northern i Queensland town are startling their male friends with a new 1 shirt imprinted with a j life-sire photo of a mystery model's naked breasts. At first view the I shirt appears to have a large revealing square
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      291 3 ROLLED PORK local f r ,»h (454 p) ib 2.20 CHICKEN DANISH Quality (454 gr) Ib 140 TOPSIDE BEEF NEW ZEALAND Quality Economy Ib 2.40 PIG'S LIVER AUST. Fresh Stock (454 p) Ib 115 PORK SAUSAGES CHIPOLATA si Tasted (454 v) ib 156 FISHBURGERS sjl Pkt of 2 .88 PARTY
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      Lock icon Selassie leaves tor Shanghai after a meeting with Mao
      530 4 Selassie leaves tor Shanghai after a meeting with Mao PTHIOPIAN Emperor L Haile Selassie today left for Shangal, after an eventful meeting with Chairman Mao Tsetung in Peking on Friday night a meeting which helped scotch rumours about Chairman Mao's 111--health (picture above). The Emperor was accompanied by Prime Minister
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      Lock icon French seize U.S. $2m worth of heroin
      223 4 French seize U.S. $2m worth of heroin PARIS, Bun. French authorities announced yesterday the seizure of 2331 b of pure heroin, worth about US$2 million In the New York market, and the arrest of five people. including an industrialist, who were said to be part of a transAtlantic drug ring.
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      Lock icon Heroine dies
      24 4 LYONS. Sun. Miss Marguerite Lozier. heroine of the French Resistance during Wcrld War Two. bas died here at the age of 74.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon BRITONS HOPE TO BOOST CHINA TRADE
      164 4 BRITONS HOPE TO BOOST CHINA TRADE PEKING, Sun. Brl--1 tish businessmen .hope the Canton Trade Fair next week will help reverse a recent declining trend in British exports to China. Slno-Brltish Trade has already had a substantial boost through a £20 million Chinese order in August for six British Trident
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      Lock icon Chou supports Zambia
      66 4 HONG KONG. Sun. Chinese Premier Chou En-Lal has declared firm support for Zambia against an alleged military threat from South Africa, the New China news agency said today At a meeting with the Zamblan Ambassador J.K Chlvunga In Peking yestetrdav. Premier Chou expressed China's Indignation at the
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      Lock icon Use of cancer patients for radiation study probe
      261 4 WASHINGTON, Sun rTTOE use of cancer paL Merits In a Defence Department study of the effects of atomic radiation on troops Is to be examined by Sen. Edward Kennedy's health subcommittee next month. The Senator expressed shock on learning of the project
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      Oh Calcutta cast held
      54 4 SYDNEY. Sun. police arrested the whole cast of the revue 'Oh Calcutta" yesterday after the first public performance of the controversial play In Australia. Six actors and five actresses were later charged with indecent and offensive behaviour. All were released on A*&o ball and will appear
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      16 injured
      36 4 JERUSALEM. Sun. Sixteen people were injured when grenade was thrown In the "street of the chain" less than half a mile from the Western walling) Wall In the old city heie this evening Reu>r
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    NASSER
    2133 5 DAY TWO US refusal of Aswan aid angered Egyptians Dulles failed to see writing on High Dam wall IN his despatch to Nasser dated the following day Hussein reported: "I explained to Mr. Dulles it was essential Egypt should have the support of the United States in building the
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    Tourism drive to woo the Japanese and Germans
    269 6 Tourism drive to woo the Japanese and Germans SINGAPORE. Sun g I N G APORE's tourist promotion campaigns are now aimed particularly at attracting more and more Japanese and Germans to visit the Republic. According to the chairman of the Tourist Promotion Board, Mr. Runme Shaw, promotion activities including advertising
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    Singapore exports up 5424 m in eight months
    105 6 Singapore exports up 5424 m in eight months SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore exported $3,542.2 million worth of goods during the first eight months of this year. This is an Increase of $423.9 million over the same period last year. Exports to West Malaysia showed an increase of $99.8 million— from $440.7
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    Illegal use of power points
    68 6 Illegal use of power points SINGAPORE, Sun. Householders who have been Illegally plugging table and portable fant into power points Instead of lighting sockets beware. It Is understood that the PUB Is sending Its inspectors round to carry out surprise checks on homes to stop this practice The PUB discovered
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    Cake icing
    34 6 SINOAPORE. Sun. A Bri-tish-trained domestic .science teacher. Miss M H Chut, will give a demonstration on cake icing at the staff training room ol the National Library at 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday.
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    DAP women
    27 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The DAP will launch its women's section on Dec. 19 when it holds a one-day seminar for its woman members and officials.
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    Fire-walking
    21 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. A fire walking ceremony will take place at the Sri Mariamman Temple in South Bridge Road tomorrow evening.
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    Terrorists using trail to move into Malaysia, says Tun Dawee
    344 6 Terrorists using trail to move into Malaysia, says Tun Dawee If U ALA LUMPUR, Sun. Thailand attaches equal Importance to fighting the communist terrorists in its border areas with Malaysia, as in the North, the Thai armed forces chief Air Marshal Tun Dawee Chullasapya said today. "This is because wherever
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    Lock icon Sultan's call to officers' wives
    48 6 KAJANO. Sun. The Sultan of Selangor last night criticised wives of high ranking government officers who do not mix with women In the lower Income group. "I hope government officers and their wives will take steps to lead the people," he said. Bernama.
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    Mentri plays host
    39 6 KANGAR, Sun. Mentrl Besar of Perils Tan Sri Sheikh Ahmad bin Mohamad Hashlm entertained 49 East Malaysian youths today to a tM party at his home. The youths are on a study tour of West Malaysia.
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    New library
    26 6 SINGAPORE. Sun. Dr. Lee Chlaw Meng, Minister of State (Education) will open the Whampoa Secondary Schools new library at Bt. Oeorge's Road on Tuesday.
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    Couple robbed
    33 6 IPOH, Sun. A young couple reported to police yesterday that they were robbed of $263 In cash and valuables by three youths two of them armed with daggers en Friday night.
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    Dredging work at BP jetty
    120 6 SINGAPORE, Sun—Dredging operations off BP jetty No. 2 in Pa sir Panjang began yesterday and will continue for the next three weeks. Hoppers engaged in the operation are removing soil from the Jetty to the Calibration Anchorage in the Eastern Roads and will be transiting
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    A-G to appeal against $91,000 damages to doctor's widow
    365 7 A-G to appeal against $91,000 damages to doctor's widow SINGAPORE, Sun. The AttorneyGeneral is to appeal against a $91,392 damage award granted by the High Court last month to the widow and family of a medical practitioner, who was killed in a road accident involving his car and a Public
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    Lensmen told: Uphold image of S'pore
    197 7 Lensmen told: Uphold image of S'pore GAPORE, Sun.— Shut- terbugs were yesterday reminded of their social responsibility to uphold Singapore's name through visual artistic communication by Mr. I Chan Chee Seng, Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs). He was speaking at the opening of the second international photo-art exj hibition, organised by
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    Sata appeal
    24 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. SATAs gratings seals campaign chairman. Dr. O.C. Leow, will make the annual appeal over Radio Singapore at 7.10 a.m. tomorrow.
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    No future in vegetable farming warns Tang
    473 7 SINGAPORE, Sunday TOE Minister of State (Finance). Mr. Tang See (him, has urged vegetable farmers not to pass their calling to their children localise there is no future in vegetable tanning. He said this would not be too difficult to do as every
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    Oratorical contest
    65 7 SINGAPORE Sun Six preuiuverslty students lrom lour secondary schools will compete In the final* of the United Nations AFicciatlon Singapore oratorical contest at the Cultural Centre on Oct 16 at 730 p.m. They are Andrew Yap < Raffles Institution). Zalnal Cheuu and Tan Slang Yang (St. Patrick's), J.
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    Mosquito breeding
    48 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Ministry of Health announced today that the Incidence of mosquito bieedlni? within premises remained at 2.4 per cent for the past three weeks. Out of 1968 houses Inspected. 47 were found breeding Aedes mosquitoes. Another 53 orders and seven summonses had been served.
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    RMN training base to shift in late 70s
    249 7 RMN training base to shift in late 70s SINGAPORE. Sun. The transfer of the cadets training establishment from Woodlands, Singapore, to West Malaysia will come about in the late seventies, the Chief of Naval Staft, Sdr. Dato K. Thanabalasingam, said here today. "We had several sites in mind at first,
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      113 7 Over lOOmil gallons for the sixth day SINGAPORE, Sun. Water use yesterday dropped by 4.1 million gallons to 101.2 million gallons, the sixth day of the week that it has topped the 100--niiiliun eillon mark. Rainfall yesterday was 0.05 inch at Seletar and 0.02 inch .it .Macßitchie. There was no
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    Labourer slashed to death: Woman held
    155 8 Labourer slashed to death: Woman held SINGAPORE, Sun. A labourer was slashed to death at Sembawang early this morning. Police identified him as Ang Ah Swee. 37. of Jalan Maha off 12} milestone Jalan Ulu Sembawang. A woman has been detained in connection with the incident. Police said Ang was
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    Cable making going metric this month
    50 8 Cable making going metric this month SINGAPORE.. Sun. Local manufacturers of cables will begin metric production from this month. A Singapore Metrication Board statement suld metric and imperial sited cables would be available until April 30 next year. As from May 1 next year, only metric cables will be produced.
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    New date for lucky draw
    50 8 SmOAPORE, Sun The National Safety First Council mammoth donation draw, which was to have been held yesterday, has been extended to Nov. 27 due to popular demand for ticket*. The draw will be held at 3 p.m. at the Automobile Association In River Valley Road.
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    Workshop to boost books
    54 8 SINGAPORE. Bun. A fourday workshop to boost children's books will begin at the Hilton tomorrow at 9.30 a.m. It will op< n with speeches by Dr. Ruth Wong principal of the Teachers' Training College and Director of Research. Ministry of Education, and Mr. Nicholas F. Parkinson,
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    I'll go where the wind takes me, says singer Suzanne
    199 8  -  RITA LOONG By i: Singapore, Sun. THE breezy singer blows with the wind. Suxanne B tui-hair (above), the Australian artist now performing at the Tropricana. doesn't believe in taking roots just yet. "I've travelled all over the East." she said
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      205 8 l//«i/ O«/# By V.T. Hamlin A LEMIAN A MEBBE...BUT N V T. ;3OT TH' GOOD.' GET V I THERE.' WHATILWE\ ANYTHING! SET SOME HOW ABOUT V~" INVASION? lIMI IM GETTING A MISSILE- I TH' RkS IT'S S ALL I USE FOR MORE OF THOSE yTHIS'N? ITS /GREAT! HES GOTTA WAR
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    Co-operation of the people is vital
    369 9 ~^*vi_ suivfl irs WATEK POLLUTION PROBLEMS SINGAPORE, Sunday SINGAPORE can solve its water pollution problems but it needs the co-operation and determination of the people to achieve its aim. The Minister of State (Foreign Affairs), Inche Rahim Ishak who is also MP for Siglap,
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    CHAT WITH A MINISTER ENTHRALS THE CHILDREN
    266 9 CHAT WITH A MINISTER ENTHRALS THE CHILDREN SINGAPORE, Sun. It's a seaside chat strictly between "stags." The Minister of Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok, took time off today to be with the younger generation. Over 800 boys and girls from 12 welfare homes in Singapore were enjoying their annual picnic
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    Germany to help Science Centre
    170 9 SINGAPORE, Sun. West Germany is to help Singapore develop Its proposed National Science Centre in Jurong. This was disclosed by the West German Minister for Science and Education, Dr. Hans Leussink, after talks yesterday with the Minister for Science and Technology. Dr. Toh Chin Chye.
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    TWO COMPANIES SUED OVER A SHIPMENT
    65 9 SINGAPORE. Sun. Two Hong Kong companies Goodwin Shipping and Goldwyn Shipping. are to be sued here In an admiralty suit taken out by Hoe Thai Co. L f d. of Bangkok and a local firm. Hoe Seng Co. (Pte) Ltd of New Bridge Road.
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      215 9 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 7. Poor Paula got into troublt L JSLa*.!? CMt> l0 kinB ioSeone'uSi-! embroidery? 5. Mualcian finds war-time 0 J' 1 adv n aßeous Dosiiion organisation in this building 10. Tto lowest type of film? (4,. J"™" j^ef wV™* EH"* n S^^Sra out \l fflpM, aY th_
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    Forceps birth is safe says the SMA
    309 10 SINGAPORE, Sunday THK Si nga pore Medical Association today said that low forceps delivery was safe in the haivls of a competent medical practitioner. The Important thing was not where It was done, but who did it, the SMA said in a statement.
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    Varsity lecturer for seminar
    68 10 SINOAPORE. Sun. Dr. Peter Weldon, a lecturer in the Department of Sociology at the University of Singapore, will conduct a two-week seminar in research methodology at the National Institute of Science in Jakarta from Oct. 20. The seminar. for personnel with previous research experience, is being
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    Music contest postponed
    48 10 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Music Teachers Association's annual music competition, which was to have been held yesterday and today at the Cultural Centre In Canning Rise, has been postponed to Oct. 23 and 24. This is because the centre was not available for the competition.
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    Deepavali Queen Renee begins reign at the ball
    205 10  - Deepavali Queen Renee begins reign at the ball BAILYNE SUNG By SINGAPORE, Sun. B Twenty-three-year old music teacher Renugathevi Thuralsingam will celebrate Deepavali this year with double joy. For, besides celebrating the Festival of Lights, she will also enjoy her new role as a beauty queen. Rrnugathevi Renee for short
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    Don's language lectures
    63 10 SINOAPORE. Sun. A BrttUb specialist in language teaching, Dr. Peter Strevens, will be with the Regional English Language Centre here for two weeks from Wednesday. Dr. Strevens. Professor of Applied Linguistics at the University of Essex since 1964. will lecture to South-east Asian educators attending courses in
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    Malaysian students seek a meeting with Tun Ismail
    295 10 Malaysian students seek a meeting with Tun Ismail KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The National Union of Malaysian Students (NUMS) is to seek a meeting with Tun (Dr.) Ismail to discuss repealing the University and the University College Act. The meeting was recessary following the Government's uncompromising stand on the student quest
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    Even the noisy children come under flower power spell
    261 11  -  CHEW LEE CHING By SINGAPORE. Sun. Japanese flower arrangement instructor Mrs. Haruyo Low has probably never demonstrated under such steamy conditions before. Her audience a croup of "healed", noisy and restless people, mostly children were stopped by her flower power after
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    Help us draw up our policies: Peoples Front
    157 11 Help us draw up our policies: Peoples Front SINGAPORE, Sun. The Peoples Front welcomes economists, lawyers, city planners and sociologists to contribute their opinions towards Its policy formulation. It Is now preparing Its policies on finance, laws, national development and social welfare. Mr. Leong Mun Kwal. assistant secretary-general of the
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  • Article
    Have you lost car keys?
    60 11 SINOAPORE, Bun. Mr. Stephen Mui. a member of the Kallang community centre staff, has found a bunch or Volkswagon car keys (serial No. *****01) near the government quarters In Idrls Road, off Lavender Street. The owner can either claim the keys at the centre on
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    200 to take part in pugilistic contest
    134 11 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Some 200 exponents of the Chinese pugilistic arts from six South-east Asian countries will take part in a week-long championship In Singapore in December. The Second South-east Asia Pugilistic Invitation Championship will be held at the Day World Stadium from Dec.
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    Malaysian army in big four-day
    105 11 Malaysian army in big four-day exercise MALACCA. Sun. Over 1.200 officers and men of the armed forces will take part in a big four-day counter-Insurgency exercise in the Kuala Pllah area from next Tuesday. The exercise, code-named Padak Sumbo will be mounted by the Ist Malaysian Infantry Brigade and directed
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    Prize giving by Minister
    48 11 SINOAPORE, Sun. The Minister for Labour, Mr. Ong Pang Boon, today presented prizes to winners of the Ptmggol constituency soccer tournament at Holy Innocents High School. He presented the challenge trophy to Mr. Ong Ah Keng. manager of the champion tctun, the Tamplnes Rovers.
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    Hawker fees collection
    41 11 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Hawkers Branch mobile collection unit will be stationed at the Alexandra Road Market and the Buklt Ho Swee (Beo Crescenti Market tomorrow. Hawkers In both markets may pay their licence fees at their respective places.
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  • The Straits Times
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      RAZAK'S MISSION
      536 12 Tun Abdul Razak's mission abroad is one of winning friends for Malaysia and this he has been doing with skill and aplomb. His address to the UN General Assembly, the first since he became Prime Minister, is an example. It was both an enunciation of Malaysia's foreign policy,
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      FINDING THE RESERVES
      265 12 It will no longer be easy to get commissions in the Royal Malaysian Navy reserves. All volunteers will have to go through training as ratings and only those who prove themselves will be considered officer material. In this way the officers will know what is expected of
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      SAVING ORANG-UTANS
      246 12 The fear that orang utans are fast becoming extinct is not misplaced. It is the result of indiscriminate killing, some in the name of science. Development has driven these animals from favourable spots in the jungle to unfavourable areas, and this, also takes its toll. In Borneo and
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    Even a sleeping volcano can destroy
    960 12  - Even a sleeping volcano can destroy HUGH MABBETT By Jakarta THERE is one ob--1 vious way to make a volcano less dangerous: drain off some of its crater water, if it has any. At least, this seemed obvious to engineers pondering the problem of Mt Kelut in East Java. So
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    THE DISSENTERS
    958 12 An underground movement fights to transform Russian society f EORGIE ANNE vl GEYER of the Chicago Dally News recently completed an extended tour of the {Soviet Union, travelling from the Pacific to the Ukraine and from the Baltic to the Black and Caspian Seas. On this pare today
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Savings bank should move with the times
      248 12 'I'HE Minister ol Works, Posts and T c iecommunications has urged "every citizen, young or old" to "have an account at the Post Office Savings Bank". He should bring the system up-to-date and in line with that of commercial savings banks. I would
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    • Letter
      Building
      226 12 1 REFER to the letter (3.T. Sept. 8) concerning the delay in the approval of building plans by the Seremban Town Council. As far as the Town Council Is concerned, plans are considered and approved without any undue delay. If there is any delay, this Is usually due to
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    • Letter
      Untitled
      60 12 SINCE the National Library gives us good facilities for reference work as well as for reading, why not open it on Sundays too? We Lembaga students have very little or no time to visit the library. This is because we go to work early In the morning and In the
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      44 12 DEFERENCE to the letter by "Frustrated" ST. SepV 30 I would like to state that the Public Works Department Is not responsible for the construction of the road-over-rail bridge on the Old Klang Road. K ARI'NAS*LAM Ministry of Works Posts Telecoms Malaysia Kuala Lumpur
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  • Business Times
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      Drill ship for Brunei
      438 13  - Drill ship for Brunei COLIN GIBSON BY NEW YORK: The world's newest and most technically advanced drill ship, the Sedco 445. will go into service otr the East Malaysian Coast In November for Shell International (First reported Business Times October 4.) Scheduled for completion in October at the Mitsui shipyard
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      Consumer prices in S'pore remain static
      700 13  - Consumer prices in S'pore remain static AUSTIN MORAIS By fHE average prices of about half the food and grocery items in Singapore appear to have either dropped or to have remained unchanged over the past year. Out of 80 of these items whose prices were collected by the Singapore Statistics
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      CITY TALK
      135 13 A pat on the back I'VE beard tome tail tales in my time, but none stranger than this one. I would not have believed it. but for the proof sent In by a reader. The reader was Mr. B. Rethlnam of Commercial Exporters. Trlolc Ayer Street, Singapore. Recently
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      LEADERS IN NMG SETTLE DOWN TO LAST CHALLENGING ROUNDS FOR STRAITS TIMES CUP
      775 13 LEADERS IN NMG SETTLE DOWN TO LAST CHALLENGING ROUNDS FOR STRAITS TIMES CUP pOOD performance by many companle s highlighted round 3 of the National Management Game and by local standards. With 14 teams securing more than 10 per cent net return on capital after tax and the winning team
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      Lock icon TEAMS FOR SEMI-FINALS
      85 13 The dray has been carried out in random sequence. There have not been any seedings. Winners in each group uiily will enter the final. 1. Bpartan Co. 1 2. Nanyang University Co. 2 Group 1 3. Lions Singapore Co. 3 4. Sajyab Pte. Ltd. Co. 1 5.
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      137 13 INSIDE Call to step up quality of natural rubber; Malaysians to ret a peep of Toyota's car of the future; I'w of Un by US industry up slifhtly; Property column; People in business. Page H. Business Times portfolio; Overseas market reports; Local market; Commodities; New York market; Weekly share analysis
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    Malaysians to get a peep of Toyota's car of the future
    222 14  -  HENRY CHANG By DEFINITELY of the future a sure verdict of cars illustrated by scale models. They will be compact, made of plastic, and will run on electricity to spare us the noise and air pollution that are a
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    BUTTERWORTH COMPANY GETS $500,000 LOAN FOR BIG EXPANSION PLAN
    147 14 4 WIRE drawing and galvanising company in Butterworth I has been granted a $500,000 long-term loun by Malaysian Industrial DevelopFinance (MIDF) for its expansion programme. The company, Renown Wire Netting Industries (RWNI), a private company now operating from Sun<?<M Puyu. is
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    A call to step up the quality of rubber
    311 14  - A call to step up the quality of rubber MOK SIN PIN By 'THE rubber Industry, A despite continuous demand for natural rubber, can be more viable if greater emphasis is made on the commodity's physical properties. To achieve this, the physical properties of natural rubber would have to be
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    Property New landmark for Orchard Road
    396 14 Property New landmark for Orchard Road VISITORS to Sln- gapore by air will be greeted by an unusual landmark in the Orchard Road area by the end of 1973. Highpolnt, a new luxury apartment block is no "advertising gimmick," claims its developer. It is in actual fact the highest point
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    COMPANY ROUNDUP
    216 14 PROFITS took a tumble at Malayslam Tin which was hit by reduced productivity of tributers in the year ended March. Pretax profits of £9,254 were some 35 per cent lower than last time. Depletion of ground reserves and flooding were the causes of the low output of 112
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    243 14 Mr. Chia Chee Yoonc. credit supervisor, and Mr. John G. Chamberlain. corporate banking supervisor, of First National City Bank's Singapore office, have been promoted managers. Messers Matthew Lee Boon Guan. Peter Lee Khye Kim. Jimmy Sow and Liu Tent Ho have also been promoted to promanagers. Mr.
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    Use of tin by US up slightly
    239 14 Use of tin by US up slightly By COLIN GIBSON NEW YORK: Ec SDite the continuing economic recession, tin consumption by American industry showed a slight improvement In the first half of the year. The 27,355 long ton used was 280 tons abojt 1 per cent more than li the
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      82 14 JB^ Brushing alone BHfc is not enough P^3 For bad breathI f LISTEEINE m Brushing only coven one area. LIOTERINE antiseptic cleans W/W/A iP f° lir times moiv area than am *t k J j m toothbrush can. You can't smell your own breath. Some- s fl an j^f one
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      74 14 Display 2.30 pm- 6 pmMon. Ollam-4pmSat. Autlraliin Depirtment ol Trade and Industry s > "untraps"painful stomach gas plohbel i Gives fast, tnore_compjete_pelief than any plain antacid! M*d* h IMA ITALY Visit the 42nd CYCLE MOTORCYCLE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION MILAN from 20th to 28th November 1971 in the grounds of the MILAN
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      WEEKLY SHARE ANALYSIS
      913 15 AS a service to readers the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The years highs and lows are followed by the weeks movements in price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and price
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      OTHER CLOSING PRICES
      1150 15 THE following I* a list of revised quotations for for the week up to Friday, Oct. 8 with counters not included in the above analysis price movements based on a comparison of iast sales on Oct. 1 and Oct. 8 shown in brackets. INDUSTRIALS 11. L. B.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      32 15 Oct. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. RUBBER (per kilo) 98.00 cts. 98.50 cts. 97.75 cU. 98.00 cts 99.75 cts. TIN (per picui) $618.00 $620.12'.. $620 00 $619.00 $619.00 $618.00
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      FORTHCOMING MEETINGS
      234 15 *T«HE following company meet- Ings are due: Mefa Chemicals Bhd. Oct. 14. 10.00 a.m., Registered Office. Wlsma Mega, 2nd Mile Jalan Batu Tlga, Klang. Ben And Company Ltd.; Oct. 14. 11.45 a.m., Registered Office, 32 Kuchlng Road. Singapore 4. Far East-Leving-ston Shipbuilding Ltd.; Oct. 16, 10 30 am..
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      Copper prices
      35 15 London copper prices on Friday (previous In brackets): Wirebar Spot buyer £416 00 (£415 50) seller £416.30 (£416.00): Three Months buyer £423.00 (£423.00) seller £423.50 (£423.30). Market tens: Barely steady. Salts: 2.225 toot.
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      NEW YORK
      212 15 NEW YORK. Frl— The market closed lower In moderately active trading as investors apparently remained confused over the impact of phase two of President Nixon's economic programme. Todays closing priOSS in t'.s. dollars follo«cd by the dirTerem-r* on ycttrday's pricti Allied Chemical Allis Chalmers Am. Airlines Am. Metal*
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      Indices
      70 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 71.99 Thursday 70.72 Week ago 70.73 RUBBERS Friday 250.08 Thursday 247.95 Week ago 234.15 OILS Friday 332.26 Thursday 329.26 Week ago 326.32 INDUSTRIALS Friday 420.8 Thursday 4223 Week ago 406.9 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 893.91 Thursday 901.80 Week ago 893 98 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM
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      SMR BUSINESS
      112 15 THE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association has released the following information In respect of business transacted In S.M.R. for the week ending Oct. 8. All differentials are In terms of the corresponding RSS 1 position In cents per Kilogramme. SMIt 5CV October One ton Pallets .50 cent discount traded
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      Local Stock Indices
      59 15 Industrials: f Hotels: Properties: Tint: t rubbers: Oct. 4 Oct. 5 Oct. 6 194.74 194.81 193.89 77.03 76.68 76.56 137.89 136.69 136.36 98.15 98.26 98.22 122.11 112.24 122.51 Dec 30, 1966 100 t Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29, 1962 100 Oct. 7 194.36 76.52 137.65
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      Dividends announced
      45 15 Bukit Katil Rahman Hyd. rtd. Ind. Corpn. lurrrnt DaU ToUl I or ToUl for payment payable the year previous year t% Oct. 30 8% 10% 15% 30% 30% 10<- f TE Dec. 2 10%TE »4.6%TE Adjusted to present capital ■^E-Tax exempt. r i
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      BUSINESS TIMES PORTFOLIO
      399 15 'THE temptation to sell Pan Electric now that it is showing a healthy profit was strong last Friday, but the team felt that there is more to come and resisted temptation. It will be interesting to see the reply from the company following last week's letter from
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      397 15 LONDON: The market rallied throughout last week to recover almost all the ground lost in the previous week. The bulk of Improvement, however, came in the last two days in reaction to the Confederation of British Industries survey on the economic outlook and the hire purchase and
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      DELAYED DEALS
      57 15 THE week's total delayed transactions in the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange followed by the percentage In brackets. Oct. 4. *****0 (21.23 per cent). 5 457 000 iin 79 per cent). 6. 397.000 (23.56 per cent). 7 808.000 (24.47 per cent). 8. 774.000 (28.28 per cent). The
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      Asian dollar
      63 15 rpHESE rates were quoted on 1 the Asian dollar maiket on Saturday The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above. lmth 64 to 6 5/16% 2 mths ..6% to 6 5 16 r o 3 mths 6 11 16 to 6\% 6 mths 6 1516 to 7'(,%
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      Gold markets
      57 15 Frl( »y Thu,.-.y su.s. tut. London 42.45 42 •">•! Beirut 42.75 42 >:. Hongkong 43.9S 4.1. 5T Zurich 42.4M1 42.4T.8 42.608 42.« iS p ar i, 42.63 42.57 Spore (1) ***** 44.00 Spore (2) 160.90 16(1.6'' (1) Export pruv in non-sterling ar< -i> In l\S. dollar* per ounce.
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      Singapore produce
      195 15 'THE absence of overseas In- terest made for another dull trading period In the Singapore produce market last week. It Is now apparent that Indonesia, by far th» biggest nearby source of pepper, coflee and other produce, has been sending her goods direct to the traditional markets In
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      Prices
      149 15 Chinese Produce lichjnm. Singapore Noon prices per plcul on Saturday. Coconut Oil: bulk Hit sellers, drum 549 sellers. Copra: Mixed (f.0.b.) loose Oct./ Nov. UK'Cont. »27 B. Popper: Muntok ASTA white f.o.b. 100% NLW $2021 sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96*- r NLW ***** sellers, Sarawak special black f.o.b. 96%
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      LOCAL MARKET
      328 15 ACTIVITY was again concentrated on a handful of second and third rank issues on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore last week. The week also saw sustained interest in selective blue chips. Tuesday found the Straits Times Industrial ordinary share index standing at a 1971 peak of
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      Hong Kong rates
      39 15 On the free exchange market rft Hong Kong on S-iturday the U.S. dollar w.is quoti-d at 5>35<1 for T.T. and ,V»2 for cash Sterling was quoted at 14^5 and one tael of gold i 3ll« 825.
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      PALM OIL
      36 15 In London on Friday tru- price* of M.i la van .1 per rent CIX IK N Kuropean ports In bulk. Merlin* per lonK ton Dit. Jan. was quoted at IK tlnl m-llrrs < unrnani:, d
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      117 15 TWE following list of stocks gives the ten most dealt In last wrek. The list gives the turnover in thousands cf units, closing prices on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. Name Turnover Price High Low '.in llt i tin Industries law Par International
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    MP: We are not out to fight anybody
    416 17 MP: We are not out to fight anybody SINGAPORE, Sunday THE MP for Pong- gol, Mr. Ng Kah Ting, said yesterday that Singapore was not arming herself to fight anybody but to ensure her survival in this part of the turbulent v;orld. He was speaking at a passing out parade
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    Officer receives sword of honour
    107 17 Officer receives sword of honour DEFENCE Minister Dr. Goh Kent Sun- shaking hands with Second Lt. Gui Kent Kok after presenting him with a sword of honour at a commissioning parade on Saturday. The sword was presented to Second Lt. Gui for being the outstanding cadet of the second engineer
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    Job methods courses at PA camp
    77 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Labour Ministry's Supervisory Training Section is conducting its first Job methods programme and third Job instruction programme institutes at the People's Association's Ponggol Point holiday camp. The Institutes are being conducted by Mr. Roch Goh Peng Wee, the Ministry's iralnlng-wlthln-lndustry (TV/I)
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    Phua's date
    31 17 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Parliamentary Secretary (Communications), Mr. Phua Ban Lee, will open the Jou. RadioTechnical Publications exhibition at Sands House, Clemen ceau Avenue, at 2.30 pjn. od Oct. 16.
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    Annual dinner
    27 17 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Singapore Insurance Companies Employees' Union will hold Its annual dinner and dance at the Peacock Room, Ming Court Hotel, on Nov. 6.
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    Chey Ei fund
    27 17 SINOAPORE. Sun. The Defence Ministry has donated Ml to the Anderson Secondary School blast victim Lim Chey It. Her fund now stands at 1^.*****.
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    Kemas people barred me from meeting: Alatas
    296 17 Kemas people barred me from meeting: Alatas KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Prof. Syed Hussein Alatas charged today that he was deliberately barred by some people in Kemas from attending: the party's first meeting on Sept. 19. It is not true that I refused to attend the meeting as alleged by Dr.
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    Beechams prepared to expand $30 mil stake in Singapore
    229 17 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Beecham Group, whose $30 million pharmaceutical factory Is under construction in Jurong, is prepared to invest more. But this would depend on the success of the factory and the iocal market for its products, chairman of the group.
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    Thai envoy's new post
    57 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. The First Secretary at the Thai Embassy. Mr. Arsa Sara;ln. will leave for home next month to take up a new post in th* Poieign Ministry. His successor will be Dr. Koson Slndawanan, head of South-east Asian Affairs section in the Thai Foreign
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    Think like a child to write for them
    99 17 SINGAPORE, Sun. The way to write for children Is to become a child yourself. This was the advice of an Australian author. Mr. Ivan Southall, a leading writer of children's books, made this point when he spoke to 90 children at the
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      196 17 NOW IN STOCK! BARFORD TRUCK MIXERS ARE AT PROGRESS MOTORS And here's five good reasons why Barford Rocket 6 Truck Mixer puts you right ahead! 1 A Barford mixer drum has long-life. Steel plates and blades are abrasion-resistant. It has an even-flow seam welding and special machining. Its bulkhead is
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      98 17 fir oberoi f "¥gto (Denial 1 •F%i 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
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      225 17 On your TV and Radio 5.00 P.M. Programme Summary 1.17 Programme Summary 5.M Pok Amai2 1.11 Ironside Walls are Waiting 5.37 Shazzan I.N News S.SC Weather Forecast 1.11 Lottery Results I.N News 1.22 Penstiwa 1.17 Debbie Reynolds Show A 1.44 Mr. Deeds Goes to Town Present of Jim Education of
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      592 17 3.M P.M. Opening and General 7.41 News and Newsreel in Chinese Hospital US Bonanza The Quest 3.21 For the Family (Tamil) I.N News and Newsreel in English 3.51 A Diary of Events in Singapore 9.25 Its Happening in Singapore This Week (Tamil) (English) 355 It's Happening in Singapore 1.4S Flip
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    Souvenirs made from wood being produced by Kallang plant for export
    202 18 Souvenirs made from wood being produced by Kallang plant for export SINGAPORE, Sun. The first steps have been taken to make wooden souvenirs for sales abroad. Southseas Souvenir Industries at Kallang Basin, now producing these souvenirs, have exported about $1,000 worth of trial orders to Japan and the United States.
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    CDC's $50m for projects
    41 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Commonwealth Dcv c 1 o pment Corporation has so far committed more than $50 million to developing projects In Singapore. This was disclosed by the visiting CDC Information officer. Mr. John Stocker, last night.
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    Cranes show
    24 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. Far East Motors (Pte) Ltd. will exitiitj.it cranes at its premises at 54 Orchard Road, at 6 p.m. on Wednesday.
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    Film show
    23 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. The French Embassy will screen the film Jules et Jim at the Cultural Centre at 8.15 p.m. on Tuesday.
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    BORDER DRIVE PAYS OFF-RICE SMUGGLING CURBED
    143 18 BORDER DRIVE PAYS OFF-RICE SMUGGLING CURBED KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. —Intensified antismuggling opera tions along the Malaysia-Thai border by the National Padl and- Rice Authority in the past few months have contained smuggling. This has checked the fall of the padl price during the peak off-season harvesting which is just over.
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    American dance
    32 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Adult Education Board will hold a public lecture and workshop on New Directions In American Dances at the Cultural Centre. Canning Rise, at 7.30 p.m. on Thursday.
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    SOLDIER DROWNS IN A WELL DURING BATH
    89 18 MALACCA, Sun. Pt«. Ismail bin Pachlk. 27. was drowned In a well at his kampong In Ramuan China, about 20 miles from here, yesterday. Ismail, of the 9th Royal Malay Regiment stationed at Terendak Camp near here, was due to leave for Sabah.
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    Brigade takes in 90 firemen to fill
    228 18 Brigade takes in 90 firemen to fill vacancies SINGAPORE, Sun. Singapore Fire Brigade has recruited about 90 firemen this year to fill vacancies due to resignations, retirement, dismissals and other normal causes. The acting chief fire officer, Mr. J.B. Mitchell, said the new recruitment had brought the fire brigade strength
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    Lord Drumalbyn to open fair
    53 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. Lord Drumalbyn, a British Minister without Portfolio, will arrive in Singapore on Friday to open the all-British Industrial Exhibition on Oct. 18. The exhibition is the biggest British trade promotion to be staged in Singapore and is aimed at showing Britain's trade interests
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    Shipbuilding career
    50 18 Shipbuilding career SINGAPORE. Sun. The Queenstown branch of the National Library wlU hold a talk In Mandarin on Careers In Shipbuilding In Singapore at the library premises at 3 p.m. on Friday. The president of the Singapore Association of Shipbuilders and Repairers, Mr. K K Chang, will be the speaker.
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    Hamzah to open seminar
    36 18 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Minister of Culture. Youth and Sports Dato Hamzah bin Abu Samah will open the state youth officers' seminar on Tuesday at the Faculty of Islam of the National University.
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    Roller skating
    34 18 SINGAPORE, Bun. The Chinese YMCA Youth Department will hold roller ik*Ung sessions for children between six and 12 at Its TangUn centre between 4 pm and 6 pm on Thursday and Saturday.
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    Finalists with an eye on Teen Princess title
    240 18 SINGAPORE. Sun. These beauties, la all styles of high fashion minis, midis, hotpants, and trouser suits may have their differences in choice of trendy clothes. But they had one common object, when they met at the Kelonc NlteC1 v b In Cathay
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    A Malay garden village for Pasir Panjang
    146 19 A Malay garden village for Pasir Panjang CINGAPORE, Sun. Ta- man Kampong Melayu a Malay garden village has been approved by the Urban Renewal Department. Inche Zainal Abldeen Kassim. the president director of the National Food Processing (Pte) Ltd.. said today that the terms set out in a letter from
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    Sacked principal files writ
    92 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. A former Tamil school principal has filed a writ in the High Court challenging the validity of the Education Ministry's decision to dismiss him in March last year. Mr. Martin Paul, formerly of the Valluvar Tamil School in Joo Chiat Place, has named the
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    Dancing models in hotpants draw applause
    244 19 SINGAPORE, Sun. It was a fashion show where the traditional blended with the modern. Besides showing on* the latest hotpants. the Filipino models performed traditional dances of their country. This fashion and cultural show Asiatic "71 was held at the Shangri-La Hotel this afternoon
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    Armed Forces Chiefs visit
    62 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Chief of Armed Forces Stan Oen Tan Sri Ibrahim will make hi* first official visit to the headquarters of the Kuala Garrison and the Sixth Battalion Malaysian Rangers at Wardleburn Camp here on Tuesday. A separate programme has been arranged for Tan Sri
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    Schoolboy dies
    28 19 IPOH. Sun. Schoolboy Sharuddfri bin Halnuddln. 10 died In hospital here yesterday after he wa« knocked down by a taxi In Tambun Road on Friday night.
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    A seminar
    26 19 SINGAPORE. Sun. Th« Institute of Engineers and the University of Singapore will hold a two-day seminar on computer application In engineering beginning on Thursday.
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    A SHIELD FROM FIRST LADY
    133 19 SINGAPORE, Sun. The First Lady. Mrs. Sheares, today attended the 20th annual first aid competition of the St. John Ambulance Brigade at Its headquarters in Beach Road. West central area, led by Baey Mow Mean, 20, won the Dr. Haridas Trophy from three other teams.
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    Bottle attack on cop gets man a year's jail
    242 19 Bottle attack on cop gets man a year's jail ,|>ANDAR SERI BE\D GAWAN. Sun. A beer bottle attack on a policeman got a young Singaporean one month's Jail here today. He Is Peter Wong. 25, who pleaded with magistrate Charlie Foo for a light sentence as "I want to continue
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      Scandalous tale of a Royal mistress
      233 20  - Scandalous tale of a Royal mistress J. KENYON By THE ROYAL WHORE by Allen Andrews (Hutchinson V 2.50). ROYAL mistresses make dull reading. They did nothing really that can be reconstructed with plausibility or recounted with propriety, and out of bed their lives were a ceaseless round of boring gossip
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      A case of spiritual genocide in white South Africa
      1065 20  - A case of spiritual genocide in white South Africa BERNARD LEVIN By OH Christ! We are betrayed! I have done my m best to keep same, but there is no answer to this except bloody murder. We must slay the Oxen of the Sun whatever the Gods may feel about
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      Man who rebuilt Kuala Lumpur
      186 20 YAP AH LOY— apitan China by Kami Daily (Donald Moore $1.50). rIS book recounts the rise of Yap Ah Loy from a tin-mine labourer to Capitan China, and what Yap did to build up Kuala Lumpur as an importanl tin-mining centre. The Selangor Civil War
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      PAYING LESS FOR U.S. GOODS
      227 21 PAYING LESS FOR U.S. GOODS LET us hope that our shopkeepers who are quick in raising the prices of goods originating from Japan and certain European countries (though most of the goods were imported on the old exchange rates) will be honest enough to pass on the benefits of the
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      A haven for the tired shopper
      148 21 TIE cafe at Raffles Place Mall is certainly a haven for tired shoppers as I gladly discovered for myself after a weary shopping spree in town. The children were thrilled to be sipping their drinks under the shade of bright coloured umbrellas and served
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      ROADSIDE SUNTAN
      52 21 IN a sunny afternoon, you are sure of a beautiful tan, if you are waiting for a No. 61 iSTCi bus at Commonwealth Drive, for there is neither a shelter nor a prompt arrival. To further darken your complexion there will be a breakdown somewhere somehow. SIN BATHER.
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      Teachers must make the first move • • •
      293 21 Teachers must make the first move Drugs and students QRl'ti-taking by school children may be due to the fear of failing one's examination. However, taking drugs will not be a solution to exam problems but only bring upon oneself additional problems. The effect of the drug will make one forget
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      Footballers who don't turn up
      200 21 Footballers who don't turn up ON Oct. 5 I went to the Jalan Besar Stadium to witness what Is supposed to be two Division One soccer matches. However, to the disappointment of all and especially myself, a football enthusiast, the first match was cancelled because of a shortage of players
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      180 21 1 WOULD like to draw the attention of the HDB to the Inadequate parking facilities for residents In the Tiong Bahru Prewar Estate. A few years back white lines were drawn (and these white lines are still there) along Chay Van Street. Yong Slak Street. Moh Guan Terrace and Ouan
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      114 21 A FEW months back a reader wrote to the Straits Times to complain about the Housing Board taking one year to Inform him that his application for the Moulmein Road flats would not be Included for balloting. Immediately the Public Relations Officer replied that he would be allotted a flat
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      Being mistaken for a pimp or prostitute
      87 21 I READ with interest the letter by "Unbearable" (S.T. Oct. 7) regarding brothels in bis neighbourhood. It is quite a coincidence that just three lorongs away, near thf Junction of Lorong 28 and Guillemard Road, I also have a brothel in my neighbourhood.
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      Allowing noisy factories to get away with it
      253 21 Allowing noisy factories to get away with it SOMETIME ago we wrote a petition to the Chief Inspector of Factories and the Ministry of Health complaining- about the noise, dust and smell pollution caused by a factory in our neighbourhood in Changi. A letter of acknowledgement was received from the
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        NIGHT TRAVEL DURING ARMY EXERCISES
        180 21 NIGHT TRAVEL DURING ARMY EXERCISES REFER to the letter by "Charltoner" (ST., Sept. 18). There were no military exercises conducted In the residential area of Charlton Road. A field exercise was carried out In Sembawang area. As part of the training our soldiers were required to travel on foot carrying
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        157 21 I REFER to A. Dass' letter (ST.. Oct. 6). At no time was it suggested that the idea to form an association could be taken to mean the same as the application to register the association. My original statement (ST. Sept. 13) said that the proposal to form JIWA arose
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        52 21 PLEASE refer to the letter by "T.C" (S.T., Sept. 23). Please be advised that message boards and paging facilities are available in the Arrivals Area of the Airport. Tour operators can also obtain the services of the airlines on which their clients are travelling GOH HONG WAN, Airport Manai rr,
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        54 21 I REFER to the letter by "Frustrated" (ST., Sept. 30). To enable my Department to investigate his complaint, I will appreciate if the writer will let me have the registration number of the bus, the place where the Incident took place, and his genuine name and address. GOB YONG HONG.
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      440 21 HOTEL SUMMIT ■^PJ 21 Mount Elizabeth. Singapore 9 B 1 Presented by 1 Fi^Ribboi^BGUEiqye I 2 Featuring5fC Fashions of Today A :4c 3 Models from MICHELLE BEAUTY 2 MODEL ACADEMY 1 3{C Music by PETE ARISTORENAS I THE EXPRESSIONS 1 Venue: TOP OF THE SUMMIT Date: Daily until October 23,
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      907 22 ©PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD Applications are invited foi the following posts In the Public Utilities Board, Singapore:— WATER DEPARTMENT: ENGINEER (JlO5O-1850 consolidated) Graduate Member of the Institution of Engineers. Singapore or equivalent plus minimum 3 years' experience in civil engineering. WATER INSPECTOR ($l9O-800 consolidated) School Certificate or equivalent OR Ministry of
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      430 22 The world's largest seller of automotive odditives requires energetic and hord working junior salesmen. Essential qualifications, Singapore citizen, age 20 to 30 yeors. Sound basic education in English and Chinese and ability to get along with people. Beginning salary $300/- to $350/--plus fair commission plan, for those willing to work
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      699 22 CENTRAL PROPERTIES LIMITED (Incorporated in the Republic of Singapore) ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the Ninth Annual General Meeting of the Stockholders of Central Properties Limited will be held In the Viking Room of Goodwood Park Hotel. Scotts Road, Singapore on Saturday. 30th October, 1971 at 12
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      1557 22 I KENYATAAN TAWARAN 1.P.1 K\\( H\M.\N PEAAYERAN MUDA KEDAH TCWnFR NfITIPF (TAWARAN SA-MULA) ItnULn nUllwt. Tawaran darlpada pemborong2 >ang berdaftar dengan Jabatan Farit dan Taliayer, dl-dalam KeTenders are invited for canteen and hostel catering D a a^ ech^ an £>J£ c J TEJABAT JURUTERA PROJEK, to serve Chinase, Muslim and
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      1355 23 mmm Outy l» t f ?i l m .I'^JL,, RSSoti KS» 8 n SS!. 17/ M AORASTUS Adam H'burg.' Havre L pool Oct 14/11 R«US lenots. Dublin Ntr S Htr T Htr 1/11 L ye Pool B t 6lM l°" »l* II Hti 11/14 Ntr IS PIOTESIUUS Li»trpo<H Ntr II
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      2738 23 ■k EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE MBPHr.. .^BBMiaiC^. LOAOINt roe lIIM toH- i«K/W WIH Cbianca Vimgrm**** EXFtfiS SEJTVICC TO LOWOOW, UVEIWCH. I COrniWENIIU. PUTS. o« ,4/,. h gftfl* i^£« BENMACDHUI Aa*«s' 0., *">»">" «-S--.m Penan, Bremen PATACONIA Ott 17/ M Nn 1/4 Oct M 3 Cblanc'a. H burg/Bmen. R'da../ TH" Ott
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      974 23 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA SINGAPORE LISTING OFFICER SINGAPORE Applications are Invited from: a) Stncmpore cititens: Aged 23 28. b) Minimum Qualifications: Has completed either Intermediate Level Accountancy Diploma or Intermediate Level Chartered Institute of Secretaries and has passed the subject of Company Law. c) Experience: In Company .secretarial work and
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      1002 25 Blßßlßß^Sia^Bßlß***^*^"^"^"^ WL^--->--*^ICATASAICnCISEN KAISHA LTD. J KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN. H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. i Sails Japan Hongkong tT«P. S'Kiri wnur 2 B a s Japan Persian Gulf Service Tg. ManiyPontlanak/Premantle Service Tg. Mani Pontianak Fremantli "Oaikali. Mir. ltlU M Japan Sa bah Sarawak W.Australia Service j Japan S'kan
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      948 25 FOR NEW ZEALAND Penang P. Sham Singapore Lufiag fM: CHAROINA" 42/TeH> Auck., Nipur, Lytt.. MOIVADA Oct X >Ct 21/ M Oct Atick., Will.. Timiru, STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE Smnpore P. Sham Prnant Lu4ieg fer: IAJULAt •> 21 Oct 21 Bet 21 Oet Nagapattmam, Madras. ujulj •/>« Na« II Hot II Net Nagapattmam,
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      938 25 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. f (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Smgapon P. Sham Penang Annas: NEPTUNE TOPAZ >■ Pit 11/14 Oct London 9,11. Hi.n 13/11, R'dam 16/11 H'burg 20/11. NEPTUNE
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      689 25 "THT^ MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL fiM SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD H Na3OE.JlaAmpang. Kuala Lunpur fl I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penarg Arri.es: INCA MELOI 15/11 Oct 11/22 Oct 21/25 Oct Havre 11/11 London 21/11 R'dam 26 11 A'aerp 29/11 H'bufg 1/12 B'ftn 1 12 INCA
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      635 26 To: NEW ORLEANS, GALVESTON TAMPA JA «SONVILLE. SAVANNAH, CHARLESTON, WILMINGTON, NORFOLK AND CAMDEN. ]i N ipc ..i Singapore P. Sham ETA N. Orleans UtLfjIME'I" Ott 25/21 Oct 27/21 Dec 5 IHWI E l Nw 15/11 Nn 17/11 Dec 26 tal^A° NGVIEW VA NCOUVER (WASHINGTON), TACOMA, LONG BEACH, ALAMEDA ond SAN
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      822 26 States Marine ibthmiam i imm U.S. ATLANTIC AND GULF/SINGAPORE EXPRESS SERVICE Ne* N. York Phil. Bait. Orleans G'veston Houston Spore LONDON ADVOCATE Vl* 32 Nm 1 C IK UNITY VI, 1 Him SIMOA Y»r 55 Oct 2S Oct 21 OCt 3D Oet 15 Agents: STRAITS TRANSPORTATION PTE. LTD., SINGAPORE KUALA
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      705 26 INDONESIA COMMODITY EXPORT MANAGER £5,000 A vacancy has arisen offering a long term career ln a large British Group which has extensive trading and manufacturing Interests ln Asia and Africa. The successful candidate, though operating within an established trading company will deal directly with the London Office. He will be
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      478 26 STOCK EXCHANGE OF MALAYSIA SINGAPORE LISTING OFFICER -SINGAPORE Applications are Invited from: a) Singapore Citiieiu: Aged 23 28. b) Minimum Qualification* Has completed either Intermediate Level Accountancy Diploma or Intermediate Level Chartered Institute of Secretaries and has passed the subject of Company Law. c) experience: In Company secretarial work and
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      875 27 GENERAL ADVERTISEMENTS ANNOUNCIMENT/PtttSONAL 50 PHOME C.A.T.S. TEL: *****1 S M «.rd mT'".'."^" i FQR DETA i L s MlU u #Bly: ilo rd Minimum 17 it for IS icordj tUHUtIHIW. Minimum for 20 word, I^MfMH mt M,.»,..a 0 75 cent. w.rn Sincere .nd M.l.y.ia: (1.50 -rd. Minimum t3O, for 20
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      945 27 PRODUCTION CONTROLLER younf man with some print/production experience wanted to art aa Traffic Controller and deal with suppliers. Only applicants with sdvertiaing experience will be considered. Phone Hagley ft Hoyle Pte *****9 B'pore. ESTABLISHED FIRST CLASS HOTEL requires experience cooks bar boys, bar girls, waiters, waitresses and chamber maids. Singapore
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      788 27 Situations .nted QUALIFIED VERSATILE AMERICAN ketlng, Engineering, Finance. Product Development. Boilers. Heat Transfer, Appliances, Idaas, Self-Starter. Background Industrial, Marine. Oilfield --Desires position with opportunity. CALL TELEPHONE: 4*52*1. ROOM 4V3. VOUNO QUALIFIED EUROPEAN Engineering Executive seeks challenging position light/heavy Engineering Management. Knowledge Available Immediately. Salary required approximately (4.000 plus usual benefits.
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      766 27 DISTRICT 11, RafT'es Park Detached Bungalow. 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom. separate living dining rooms. Luxuriously furnished. fully alr-coodl-tloned. No agent. Telephone: M2«17. DIST. 10 SEMI-DETACHED 4 bedrooms, servants amenities/spacious garden. quiet locality. Furnished (1.250. Contsct Victor Chla ft Partners ***** B'pore. chancery LANE detached bungalow (2.800 Rafflea Park semidetached (600 Emerald Mansion/
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      960 27 CREATIVELY ortIQNEO ft lavishly furnished. large 3-storey semidetached bungalow In exclusive residential area. Mount Sinai Estate, dlst. 10 on 4,000 sq.ft. of land. 5 bedrooms, livlng'dlnlng room, kitchen, servant's room. S bathrooms. 3 store rooms and garage Flooring parquet/moaalc. Beautiful matured garden with garden furniture and lighting. Must sell. A
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      857 27 SINGAPORE MEOICAL CENTRE for medical specialists only. Ist floor. Tanglln Shopping Centre. Only a few units left. For long lease. 70-100 cts. p.s.f. p.m. Sale negotiable Apply Box A 4894 IT. 8 pore SUPREME HOUSE clinic apace available for medical profession In Supreme Medical Centre on 6th floor Plrase contact
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      924 27 NEW REGULATIONS for English Bar Examinations Pan I (Oroup A— 4 Papers, Oroup B 4 Papers) may be taken locally. Part II (Bar Final) to be taken In England. Minimum to Inns of Court— HBC 2 Principals (C Orada) and 3 Subsidiaries. Private tuition by Llm Kheng Kool. 435 River
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      820 27 FOR RELIABLE CHARTERED FLIGHTS to London/ New York weekly. Elta 428. Cross Street Singapore ***** *****4. FOR CHARTER FLIGHTS to London, cheap scheduled flights to Europe/ London, contact *****1 extn 316 (Spore). HURRY HURRY HURRY I Low-cost Boelnc 707 Flights to London Europe U.S.A. Canada ft return. Free Insurance up
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      Bond wins gruelling motor rally
      123 28 Bond wins gruelling motor rally SYDNEY. Sun. Leading Australian driver Colin Bond is the provisional outright winner of this year's gruelling Southern Cross motor rally. The cars crossed the line in the northern New South Wales coastal town of Port MacQuarle today. Bond, in a Holden Torana sports sedan, lost
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      China overcome Yugoslavia
      41 28 BELGRADE. Sun. China's leading table tennis player yesterday defeated in Peking a selection of Yugoslav P»y«3» 8-3 in the presence of 18.000 enthusiastic fans. Yugoslavia led 2-0 before they were overcome by the more powerful hosts. Tanjug «ald.
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      Shower of missiles floor boxer in world bout
      499 28 QENOA, Italy, Sun. Bruno Arcari of Italy retained his World junior welterweight boxing crown here early today with a 10th round knockout over Spaniard Domingo Barrera Corpas, apparently helped along by a missile hurled from the crowd. In a chaotic finish to
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      Have Asian circuit call by Hong Kong tennis chief
      324 28 Have Asian circuit call by Hong Kong tennis chief HONG KONG. Sun. Leading International players in the Hong Kong grasscourt championships yesterday called for the formation of an Asian tennis circuit. They said a tennis circuit on similar lines as the Asian golf circuit would attract many highly rated players
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      PLAYER TELLS HIS RECIPE FOR SUCCESS
      270 28 PL A YER TELLS HIS RECIPE FOR SUCCESS T ONDON, Sun. Gary Player, winner of the Piccadilly World matchplay championship for the fourth time In seven years, has a word of advice for the youngsters trying to Improve their golf. "However much practice, you do now, double it," the little
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      Singapore by 14 runs
      119 28 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Straits Times Singapore beat Straits Times, Kuala Lumpur. by 14 runs in a friendly cricket match at Pantal here today. A second-wicket partnership of 75 runs between Param (15) and Jim DoUlmore (57) formed the backbone of the Singapore team's Innings of 122.
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      Chou wins
      31 28 C 8 CHOU (67 nett) won the "D" medal stroke golf competition at Buklt Course yesterday. Runner-up was Peter Lee (nett 71). Chou also won the two ball sweeps.
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      New grade Cor Mix
      51 28 SIX SINGAPORE T»e-Kwon-Do rxponcnU on Saturday qualified as Third Decree Black dans In the national grading at Penanf Thcy^rc- John Nab. Robfai Chew, John Chew. Jimmy To*. George Chla and ftobcrt Chan-Sae. The trading wai conducted by Mr. Has Ch» Kyo, Sooth. Korean seventh degree black
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      Dunk wins golf title
      104 28 CYDNEY. Sun. Australia's I=3 Billy Dunk won the prestigious North Coast Open golf tournament today by a huge margin of 10 strokes. Playing at Coff's Harbour. 250 miles north of here. Dunk finished 19 under par with a 72-hole total of 269. Ten strokes behind the
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      Abbas hits a century
      66 28 LUSAKA, Sun. Pakistani Test star Zahlr Abba*, who qualifies to play for Gloucestershire next season, scored a century for his new club in their tour match against Zambia here yesterday. But his 117 failed to give the touring County side a first Innings lead. Scores: Zambia
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      'Bar Rhodesia' call by UN
      182 28 UNITED NATIONS, Sun.— The General Assembly's special committee on decolonisation has called for barring a Rhodesian team from next year's Olympic Games in Munich and urged the IS government to prevent legislation that would permit purchases of Rhodrsian chrome. The two decisions were communicated yesterday
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      UNKNOWN ITALIAN 'KNOCKS OUT CLAY
      152 28 UNKNOWN ITALIAN 'KNOCKS OUT CLAY GENOA. Sun. Former World heavyweight champion Mohammed All earned a reported V 4.000 here last night for six rounds of exhibition boxing, and ended up fighting two boxers at once. But first he delighted the 15.000 fans in Genoa's Sports Palace by running from the
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      435 28 Walkout threat by Iran at Asian meet I^fANILA, Sun. Iran threatened to walk out of the First Asian Weightlifting Championships here after two disputes with the Jury last night. Iran coach Morteza Pourfarzib protested that Korean Won Shin Hee taped both thumbs for the snatch In a close tussle with
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      All-Japan finish
      85 28 rKYO. Sun. Japans Firoshl Kazato. driving a tnree-lltre Porsche 908. won the 250 kilometre Fuji speedway race here today. He covered the 41-lap. sixkilometre Fuji speedway course near Mt. Fuji, in one hour 25 minutes 43 87 seconds. The 22-year-old Kazato. one of Japan's top auto drivers, beat
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      Knocked out
      27 28 GENOA. Sun. Former Italian heavyweight champion Marie Baruzzl knocked out Tommy Sheehan of the U.S. after 48 seconds of the fourth round htre last night.
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      Orioles grab first win
      349 28 BALTIMORE, Sun. The Baltimore Orioles, by making all their mistakes In one Inning and spreadIng out their power over several other Innings, yesterday won the first game of the 1971 World series against the Plttsburg Pirates 5-3. It was the Pirates who got onto the Scoreboard
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      Ariffin lands a double in heavy going
      2625 29 Ariffin lands a double in heavy going APPRENTICE Ariffin Man scored a double on Miss Marianne and Penang Holiday at Penang yesterday. Easiest winner of the day was Monitor 111 (Subian Dalwee) in Race 2. He led all the way to stzore by six lengths from the favourite, Nether Dan.
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      337 29 Rumania halt US march in the Davis Cup ]\EW YORK, Sun. Rumania halted the United States march towards retention of the Davis Cup when they captured the doubles yesterday to leave, the Americans leading 2-1 in the challenge round at Charlotte. After Frank Froehling had wrapped up a five-set victory
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      Manchester United go to the top as Stoke wreck Sheffield's run
      527 29 Manchester United go to the top as Stoke wreck Sheffield's run LONDON, Sun. Manchester U of the English First Division soi ly-promoted Sheffield United, who nited today sit proudly at the top ccer table, one point ahead of newhad been the pacemakers for the past seven weeks. Sheffield's remarkable reign
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      RESULTS
      285 29 FIRST DIVISION Arsenal 4 Newcastle 2 Covrnl'.y 3 Leeds 1 C. Palace 0 West Brom Z Derby 2 Tottenham 2 Huddersfield 0 Man. Ltd. 3 Ipswich 1 Nottingham 1 Liverpool 0 Chelsea 0 Man. City 1 Kverton 0 Sheff. Ltd. 2 Stoke 3 West Ham 1 Leicester 1 Wolves
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      Lock icon Riva returns with 2-goal burst for Italy
      324 29 Riva returns with 2-goal burst for Italy I ONDON, Sun. Defending champions Italy yesterday qualified for the quarterfinals of the current European soccer championship when they beat Sweden 3-0 and 90.000 fans in Milan hailed a two-goal burst by scoring idol, Gigi Riya. Riva. for so long struggling to recover
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      Whitgiftians score their biggest win
      91 29 I ONDON. Sun. Old Whitl- t giftians Rugby t'nion club hammrred St. Thomas s Hospital 108-0 at South Croydon near here yesterday the bi(?gest win in the club's history. St Thomas's, xho started two men short and still had only 14 players when a lateccmer
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      Aussies held to 1-1 draw
      76 29 LONDON. Sun. Skipper Brian Qlencross and 18-year-old inside forward Greg Brownning were both sent off when the Australian hockey team drew 1-1 with Britain in a tis»menc'ously tight, hird. physical international here this afternoon. Brownning was ordered urt In the 56th minute for accidentally, though
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      1069 29 P W D L F A Pts Man Utd. 12 8 3 1 27 13 i 9 Shed Utd. 12 8 2 2 20 11 13 Man City 12 7 3 2 22 8 17 Derby 12 5 7 0 20 9 17 Arsenal 11 7 0
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      Kojima pumps Indon out for S'pore title
      539 30  - Kojima pumps Indon out for S'pore title JOE DORAI By gTOCKY Ippei Kojima, five times all-Japan singles badminton champion, last night gained his second major international success when he beat Indonesia's Nunung Mudjianto 15-3 18-16 in the men singles final of the Singapore Open at Guillemard Road. Kojima used his
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      Amateur champ
      26 30 Melbourne. Sun. Randall Hicks of Victoria today won Australia's national amateur gulf title beating Bill Wellington o( Tasmania five up at Melbourne's Metropolitan course.
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      Bukit Timah youth team get year's suspension
      198 30 Bukit Timah youth team get year's suspension BUKIT TIMAH C.C. became the first team to suffer a year's selfimposed suspension from the FAS-sponsored Youth tournament. Bukit Tlmah. who were drawn to meet Junior AA. yesterday did not turn up for the match at Farrer Park Mr. K.C. Llm, Youth tournament
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      Ozaki wins by four strokes
      51 30 TOKYO. Sun. Masahl Jumbo" Ozaki, the longest hitter In japan, fired a par 72 today for 10-under-par 278 to win the 10 million yen (about U5532,000) Japan Oolf Digest magazine tournament. Ozaki won by four strokes from Hsleh Yung Yo. veteran Pete Nakaniura and Sadao
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      Detained or not detained?
      387 30 Ui'UUMiH* T REFER to ihe report (ST., Oct. 9i headlined "Police at varsity after rowdy match." The demand by students for the film was made at the Union House and not In my office. At ro time were your reporter and photographer detained. At my Invitation
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      Seeded Daniel outlasts Lee in 2-hour tussle
      641 30  - Seeded Daniel outlasts Lee in 2-hour tussle G. ROBERT By IjiCURTH seeded Daniel Lim outlasted former State player, Benny Lee, to qualify for the quarterfinals of the Singapore Open Grass courts tennis championships at SRC yesterday. In a stamina-sapping twu-hour ding-dong tussle Daniel, who will represent Singapore in the Seap
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      Numata loses his crown
      76 30 CENDAI. Sun. Mexico'! 0 Rlcardo Arredondo on the verge of exhaustion captured the World Boxing Council's Junior lightweight title here tonight a* he predicted' a 10th round knockout of reigning champion Yoshlakl Numala of Japan. Numata. making the fourth defence of his title, was knocked down
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      Roma for S'pore show they play soccer like men
      254 30 Roma for S'pore show they play soccer like men ROMA, Italy's women's football league champions, yesterday showed at Jakarta that they play as good as the men when they were edged 4-3 by Berita Buana. The Indonesians lea 3-1 at halftime. The Italian women are due here on Oct. 24
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      Singapore student Roger is Munich Games medal hope
      430 30  - Singapore student Roger is Munich Games medal hope PERCY SENEVIRATNE By OEMEMBER the name Roger Van Hamburg. We are going to hear a lot 1V of this 17-year-old Dutch swimmer for the next four years when he breaks Singapore records like cheap crockery W..en he does the new marks are
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      213 30 ml ffl B^™^^^B^bl BbvS \M Hi I i Permanent^ a The Straits Times Directory of Malaysia Singapore 1971 edition is now available at only $40/- per copy. Here is the jj^^lS only work of its kind Authoritative and comprehensive "The Buku Merah (The Red Book) is a vital reference for
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    'Keep collective spirit' call by Pang Boon
    203 31 'Keep collective spirit' call by Pang Boon SINGAPORE. Sun. The Labour Minister, Mr. Ong Pang Boon tonight urged Singaporeans to preserve the collective spirit of working for a better future. "It was through collective effort that we were able to build Singapore into what she is today a small nation
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    Rains flood Manila
    54 31 MANILA, Sun. Heavy rain caused flooding of streets in Manila and nearby areas today as a storm with centre winds of 60 miles (100 km) an hour approached the northern Luzon area. The weather bureau said the storm, codenamed Crislng, was about 95 miles (ISO km) east
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    30 31 SAIOON. Sun. The U.S. Command announced today a cutback of nearly 2.000 In U.S. troop strength In Vietnam. Including another combat Infantry battalion of the American Dlvsion. AP.
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    28 31 RABAT. Sun. Morocco and the Soviet Union signed an agreement here today to co-operate in merchant shipping and to build a new hydro-electric power station. Reuter.
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    14 31 The weather outlook for Singapore from 6 a.m. till noon today: Pair
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    26 31 MADAM RETHINAMAMMAL, mother Of N. Supplih. Tanglin Secondary School, pawed away peacefully on 10.10.71. Cortege leave* T*>. Jalan Selaieh for Hindu crematorium 2 p.m. today.
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    BLIND ROSIE CAN SEE LIGHT AFTER CANTON TREATMENT
    196 31  - BLIND ROSIE CAN SEE LIGHT AFTER CANTON TREATMENT NGIAM TONG HAI By SINGAPORE. Sun. Stenographer Rosie Wong. 22, who has been blind for the last 15 years, can now see a bit of light, according to her sister Margaret. Rosie is being treated in the Son Vat-sen Eye Hospital in
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    STRIKING DOCKERS OBEY BACK'TO-WORK ORDER
    96 31 SAN FRANCISCO. Sun.— Work resumed In some of the main west coast ports yesterday as dock workers obeyed President Nixon's order for a temporary end to their 101--day strike. In the San Francisco Bay area, with its two key ports of San Francisco and Oakland.
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    Lock icon Former President held after Argentine coup bid
    245 31 Former President held after Argentine coup bid r>UENO6 AIRES, Sun. Government sources said ex-President Roberto Levingston was arrested yesterday, apparently In connection with the coup attempt against President Alejandro Lanusse. They said Levingston, who was replaced In a palace coup by President Lanusse last March, responded voluntarily to a summons
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    23 31 COLOMBO. Sun. Ceylon and East Oermany have signed an agreement enabling their national airlines to operate between the two countries Reuter.
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    129 31 NEW DELHI, Sun A MARXIST communist MP, Mr. Rabin Sen, was arrested today in connection with a murder. He was arrested In the West Bengal coal field town of RaniganJ, near Asansol, from where he was returned to the Lower House of Parliament In the
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    CRASH! THEN TWO CRAWL OUT UNHURT
    100 31 CRASH! THEN TWO CRAWL OUT UNHURT rpWO youths of this, A overturned station wagon escaped unhurt after it skidded and crashed into an oncoming car along Nicoll Highway at 11.50 a.m. yesterday. They were Koh H w e c Voiik 18, driver and his passenger, Chia Hai Cheng, 16. Police
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    Marcos orders: File charges
    37 31 MANILA. Sun. The Presidential Palace said today that President Marcos has asked his lawyers ;o prepare criminal and civil changes against Opposition pariy Senator Benigno Aquino Jr. and the Manila Timei PuDlishing Company.
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    20 31 LONDON. Sun. Lord Sorensen. former Labour MP well-known in international circles, died last night in hospital, aged 80.
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    200 31 XEW YORK. Sun. 11 Marshal Lin Piao, Chinese Defence Minister and constitutional successor to Chairman Mao, is seriously ill. the New York Times reported today. The story, quoting U.S. Government sources, said the 64-year-old Lin is possibly ill and, even in
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    1550 32 BIG POWER FLEETS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN ASIAN nations seeking to keep the Indian Ocean free of Big Power naval competition keep a cautious eve on the build-up of ship strengths in the sensitive Mediterranean Sea. The Middle Eastern waterway has attracted predatory
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    549 32  -  Colin Gibson by The pig bristles came from London, while most of the other items were forwarded to New York and San Francisco from Hong Kong exporters dealing in Chinese-made goods. Despite the comparatively low volume of trade since the ban's end, the
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    547 33 USING a microscope at the bottom of the sea appears fraught with problems. Even in the stable circumstances of a laboratory a microscope is a pretty difficult instrument to handle, depending a lot on the operator's experience and ability to concentrate. Imagine doing this
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    Swamps are replaced by modern refineries
    1191 33  -  William Campbell I by— RUKOM refinery executives have long come to accept that Club Hill— the verdant tree-shaded high point of the island would one day be levelled. But successive staff have hoped It would not be In their time on the Singapore offshore
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      93 34 IDEALLY, we ill know that letters. whether to be sent or having been recicred should be stocked neotly to save time and frayed nerves. How many of us do th3t really? But with letter racks as pretry and functional as this, there is no excuse to hove
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      52 34 enthusiasts can now bring the game into their living rooms os ar acccssor 'es- The cocktail set to* 'fcms shaped like golf clubs in 0 a t' 'cc Pa nas *nc cover topped by a metal golf ball. Both are vinyl bound. Prices: $20 for set and 517
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      The mug tree
      67 34 /"NNE way to store mugs is to line them up on shelves. However, to save space and provide a lirtlc novelty, why not hang them up on a mug tree? The tree is of metal, with four "roots" forming a stable base. The mugs are mode of
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      Fun wear with an accent on colour and style
      388 34  - Fun wear with an accent on colour and style ONG KIAT BENG by Pictures by VOW YUN WOH ANKLE-SKIMMING, floor sweeping, or way above the knees leisure wear is the latest investment for the girl who believes in looking good when she is out of her office clothes. Whether she
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      Tips for holiday in the sun
      147 34 TTOLIDAYS have their hazardous sides, too, and the sun, don't forget, can be your friend or enemy. Hair: As far as your crowning glory is concerned, the sun Is the strongest of all the bleachers. Protect your hair— specially If it tends to be
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      137 34 i \PAL is the birthstone for October, and it is the most highly prized of the silica gemstcnes. Some types of valued opals for jewellery are: black, dark blue, dark or grey with vivid flashes of colour springing from the dark stone or orange-red
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