The Straits Times, 22 October 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1971 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Chou and Nasser
    142 1 Chou and Nasser POLITICALLY, they 1 were high level talks. Personally, they were cosy chats between two good friends. For between the late President Nasser of Kgypt and Chou En-lai of China was a remarkable rapport which is rare in the face-to-face exchanges of statesmen. A RAPPORT that transcended diplomatic
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    Baron China goods
    788 1  - Baron China goods SOH TIANG KENG and NGIAM TONG HAI Surprise timing of Malaysian move via Spore By SINGAPORE. Thursday— THE virtual free flow of China mode goods to Malaysia via Singapore stopped today Under I Malaysian Government order, all such re-ex|)orts from Singapore and other countries nee.! special licences
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    Boy hurt in crash. two Gls held for ransom
    180 1 Boy hurt in crash. two Gls held for ransom rjANANG, Thurs. Vietnamese slum dwellers, angered when a five-year-old boy was seriously injured in an accident, held two American soldiers and their truck for ransom yesterday. The two Gls were held for three hours. But the Vietnamese refused to move barbed
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    No-Car Day
    27 1 TOKYO. Thurs. Mayors of 23 cities around Tokyo decided to act aside the third Sunday of every month beginning In November as a No-Car Day.
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    Kissinger photo in Peking newspaper
    133 1 Kissinger photo in Peking newspaper PEKING, Thurs. Photographs of President Nixon's special envoy, Dr. Henry Kissinger and his aides appeared in the People's Daily here tonight an event to which diplomats here attributed considerable significance. Dr. Kissinger, here to arrange details of the U.S. President's visit to China, was pictured
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    Lock icon A ROMAN HOLIDAY FOR THE LEES
    99 1 ROME, Than. Mr. Lee Kuan Tew arrived here today with Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sul Sen on a private visit to Italy at the start of an European 'our. Mr. Lee, who is accompanied by hU wife and 16-year-old daughter Wei ling, will pay
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    Quiet trip back to old haunts by Elizabeth Harrison
    98 1 Quiet trip back to old haunts by Elizabeth Harrison rr was nostalgia of a kind for blonde beauty Eliiabeth Harrison In Penang yesterday. The wife of film actor Rex Harrison was going to be among old friends of her father Lord Ogmore, a former Penang lawyer. As the Straits Times
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    Lock icon 45,000 police curb demos in Tokyo
    284 1 45,000 police curb demos in Tokyo TDKYO, Thurs. Helmeted youths set flre to several cars and battled with police during International Anti-war Day demon strations in Tokyo tonight. But by late evening the annual left-wing demonstrations had produced a much lower level of violence than in previous years. Riot police
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    Petrol prices up again?
    40 1 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Singapore's petrol prices may go up again, the International Chamber of Commerce hinted today. lr.dustry. It said, was finding 1: "exceedingly difficult" to absorb recent cost Increases because o' their magnitude (SEE PAGE It)
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    Toto draw
    35 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The numbers pi-ked In today's Toto draw No. 83/71 were 35. 36. 10. 4, 29. The additional number was 8. In the clirles draw, the numbers picked were 9. 37, 27.
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    3 a.m. ROUNDUP BOMB THROWN AT U.S. DIPLOMAT
    82 1 3 a.m. ROUNDUP BOMB THROWN AT U.S. DIPLOMAT MANILA. Thurs.— A homemade bomb thrown by Filipino demonstrator* silently Injured an American diplomat and hi* wife and daughter ai they were coming out of the U.S. Embauy today. Assistant cultural attache Alan Croghan was drlvinc out of the embassy (rounds with
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      Lock icon US FOREIGN AID CUT IS APPROVED
      224 2 WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Senate foreign relations committee last night approved a 10 per cent cut in President Nixon's foreign aid requests. The measure, which still requires full Senate approval, provides for U553,202 million in military and economic assistance. The President had asked for U553,552
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      Lock icon Russia, U.S. to swop data from Mars
      109 2 Russia, U.S. to swop data from Mars WASHINGTON. Thurs. The U.S. and the Soviet Union have agreed to exchange information sent to earth by their spacecraft heading for Mars. Nasa said yesterday the agreement followed negotiations by Joint working gToups of space experts of the two countries in January. The
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      Lock icon Russia: Absurd US policy
      364 2 MALIK RIDICULES TWO-CHINA STAND NEW YORK, Thursday •THE Soviet Union 1 said that the U.S. in its attempts to save a UN' seat for Taiwan, had attempted to frighten the world body with "absurd inventions and ridiculous fairy tales." The Soviet Union became the 35th nation
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      Lock icon RHODESIA: NEW BID TO END CRISIS
      198 2 RHODESIA: NEW BID TO END CRISIS SALISBURY, Thursday BRITAIN and Rhodesia prepared to open a fresh round of exploratory talks here today in a further attempt to end the six yearold Rhodesian independence dispute. Three British Government officials, seeking to heal the breach over Rhodesia's seizure of independence from British
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      Lock icon Smoke ads out
      26 2 BONN. Thurs. The West German cigarette industly will cease television advertising completely by the end of next year. Parliament was told today. Reuter.
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      Lock icon POPE TO SELL TREASURES TO HELP MISSIONS
      168 2 POPE TO SELL TREASURES TO HELP MISSIONS VATICAN CITY.. Thurs. Pope Paul is to put up for sale a ring and a valuable pectoral cross which belonged to Pope Pius XII and give the proceeds, with a personal gift of *****.000 for World Missions Day next Sunday, the Vatican announced.
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      Lock icon Queen E's pay may be doubled to £1 million
      225 3 Queen E's pay may be doubled to £1 million lONDON, Thurs. The Government is considering paying Queen Elizabeth an annual salary of nearly £1 million following her request for more pay, the Daily Mail reported today. In a front-page report the newspaper said other members of the royal family are
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      Lock icon Soviet office shooting
      49 3 NEW YORK. Thurs—A gunman opened fire on the Soviet UN mission office here last night. First reports stated about four shots were fired at the 11th floor office on Manhattan's Upper East side. A window was broken but nobody was In the office at the time.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon Army takes over house of Sock's sth wife Yurike
      127 3 Army takes over house of Sock's sth wife Yurike JAKARTA. Thurs The Indonesian Army has taken over the picturesque house of tbe late President Soekarno's wife Yurike Sanger in the southern Jakarta suburb of Polonia, informed sources said today. The house is now occupied b) the commander of the army's
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      Lock icon Moscow visit by Arafat
      42 3 MOSCOW. Thurs Palestine guerilla leader Yasser Arafat arrived last night for political and military discussions with Soviet officials. Mr. Arafat, here at the invitation of the Afro-Asian Solldaiity Committee, last cams to Moscow in February last year. Reuter.
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      Lock icon US $49,000 damages for actress
      73 3 US $49,000 damages for actress LOS ANGELES, Thurs. Actress Kirn Novak accepted a USM9.OOO court settlement yesterday In her US$l million personal injury damage suit against a motor repair Arm. The 37-year-old actress said she suffered a concussion, cuts and abrasions In 1966 when a car she was driving overturned
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      Lock icon Soviet peace talks with China a flop
      363 3 Soviet peace talks with China a flop OTTAWA, Thurs. SOVIET Prime Minister Mr. Kosygin said yesterday that negotiations between Soviet and Chinese delegations ovei the past two years had not achieved any great results. During a 90-minute Press conference. Mr. Kosygin said in reply to a question about his country's
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      Lock icon Why the Jewish experts cannot leave Russia
      249 3 Why the Jewish experts cannot leave Russia PARIS, Thursday. SOVIET Ambassador Mr. Piotr Abrassimov said here that Jewish technicians and scientists would not be allowed to leave the Soviet Union as long as the Suez crisis lasted since they could aid Israel's military effort. Mr. Abrasslmov made the comment In
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      Lock icon 5 shot dead
      22 3 CALCUTTA. Thurs. Police today shot dead at least five people In the turbulent Indian State of West Bengal. Reuter.
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      Lock icon I'll do my very best says Willy the man of peace
      523 4 I'll do my very best says Willy the man of peace BONN. Thurs. fHANCELLOR Willy Brandt, the first German to win the Nobel peace prize since 1935, today promised to make himself worthy of the honour. Mr. Brandt received the distinction for his policy of seeking detente and reconciliation with
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      Lock icon A new Red threat to spy satellites
      367 4 TWO TESTS THIS YEAR A SUCCESS SAYS REPORT LONDON, Thurs. The Soviet Union has developed armed spacecraft which can seek out and destroy spy satellites or other craft in outer space. This was reported today In the 1971-72 edition of Jane's All The
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      Lock icon American who 'insulted Yahya' wins appeal
      164 4 American who 'insulted Yahya' wins appeal I/ARACHI, Thurs. A former Peace Corps official, jailed here last month for allegedly slandering President Yahya Khan. t won an appeal for mercy and was permitted to leave the country yesterday. U.S. Embassy officials said they understood that the American, Charles Gerhardt. left Pakistan
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      Lock icon Black militant charged in hospital
      72 4 Black militant charged in hospital NEW YORK. Thurs. Black militant Rap Brown was charged In his hospital bed with possession of dangerous weapons, robbery and attempted murder, and held In lieu of U*****,000 ball. Brown was injured In a bar room gun battle with police on Saturday, and is In
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      Lock icon Scathing attack on Wilson for opposing entry to C-Mart
      256 4 Scathing attack on Wilson for opposing entry to C-Mart LONDON, Thursday. THE Times made a scathing attack on Opposition Labour Party leader Mr. Harold Wilson for opposing British Common Market entry and said he must never be Prime Minister again. When Mr. Wilson was applying for entry In 1967 as
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      Lock icon Record sale
      32 4 NEW YORK. Thurs. A painting by Russian artist Wassily Kandinsky "Im prevision 1940 was sold here last night for US$3OO,OOO. a new woild auction record for an abstract painting. Reuter.
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      Lock icon 'Missiles found in a garage' report
      111 4 THE HAGUE, Thurs. Police have f-und 80 cuided missiles stored in a carafe on a quayside in the port of Willemstad on Curacao, the Dutch news agency ANP reported yesterday. The report said military authorities on the island have established that the weapons, which
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      Lock icon NEW TEST ON MICE TO RESIST CANCER
      140 4 NEW TEST ON MICE TO RESIST CANCER NEW YORK, Thurs. Experimental animals fed reduced portions of protein increased their resistance to several types of cancer, the 57th annual convention of the American College of Surgeons was told yesterday. Dr. Robert Good, one of the world's foremost authorities on body defences
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    Service clubs plan drive to curb drug addiction
    549 5 Service clubs plan drive to curb drug addiction PROJECT AIMS AT EDUCATING THE PUBLIC SINGAPORE, Thursday gKRVICE dubs in Singapore will soon embark on campaign to educate the people on the dangers and hazards of drug abuse. Plans are being worked out by clubs like the four Lions Clubs, the
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    Agriculture Dept head resigns
    45 5 Agriculture Dept head resigns WAN. Thurs. Mr KG. Malet. Brunei's head of the Agriculture Department, sent In his letter of resignation today. Mr. Malet who came here In 1966 Is understood to be Joining the United Nations. Mr. B.R. Hewitt U acting In his place.
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    Bugle and fife
    26 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Rcdhill Primary School Bugle and Fife Band will play at the Tlong Bahru Park on Oct. 31 at S.3C p.m
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    Girl who lost 3 fingers in crash gets $20,000
    232 5 Girl who lost 3 fingers in crash gets $20,000 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A 13-year-old girl who lost three fingers of her right hand In an accident two years ago was today awarded $20,000 damages by the High Court Mr. H.E. Cashin, for Sim Lee Goy, said his client was travelling at
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    When experts are told about our low-cost housing...
    546 5 SINGAPORE, Thurs. HPHE first question that International housing experts ask when they learn Singapore provides largescale public housing at very low cost is: 'Which foreign country financed it?" They Inquire If it is the United States or Soviet Union. When told that
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    150 residents of Jalan Besar to plant trees
    230 5 150 residents of Jalan Besar to plant trees SINGAPORE, Thurs. About 150 residents of Jalan Besar will soon pick up changkols and trowels to add shade and grace to their constituency. "They will plant 200 trees on Nov. 7 in line with tbe tree planting that will be carried out
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    Singapore one up over other container ports
    287 5 Singapore one up over other container ports SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two Ecafe experts today said Singapore had good prospects of becoming one of the top container ports in the world. Singapore, they said, was already "one up" over many other nations in developing container facilities because of the strong government support
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    Four jailed for illegal entry
    54 5 SINGAPORE Thurs. Pour Indonesian men were each jailed for two weeks by a magistrate yesterday, (or enterIng Singapore Illegally. Thry were Rosll bin Serlkat. 23, who entered on Oct. 12. Mustafa bin Mohamed. 12. Olhman bin Manlpol. 19. and Musa Anrlti bin Jamal. 23, who
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    Customs not to raise duty when it goes metric
    615 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. THE Customs and Excise Department will go metric from Jan. 1 next year, without adding an extra cent to the present rates of duties and charges. Any increase in prices will therefore be entirely unjustified. Three other government departments,
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    UN officials due here to finalise investment conference plans
    272 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Top United Nations officials will arrive next week to finalise preparations for the big Asian investment promotion conference, starting here on Nov. 3. Four '.undred financiers, industrialists and government officials from various countries will attend the nine-day meeting orcanlsed
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    Vandalism case taken to AG
    127 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. A biology teacher, accused of vandalism, has made representations in the Attorney General's chambers, a court was told today. Chong Wul Han alias Chong Kau, 33, ol Nan Chlau Girls High School is alleged to have stolen seven cuttings worth $1.75 from three
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    Forging links through student exchange
    509 7 Forging links through student exchange BANGKOK, Thursday 'J'HK exchange of graduate stuUciils among Southeast Asian coontrics is one of the most effective ways of building up cordial personal relationships in the region. This was stated by Dr. Rayson Huang, VlceChancellor of Nanyang University, when he opened the three-day Association of
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    Rahim to open Role of Professions seminar
    158 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Inche Rahim Ishak, the Minister of State (Foreign Affairs) will open a week-long seminar on The Role of the Professions in the Commonwealth at the Singapore Professional Centre in Outram Park on Monday at 2.30 p.m. Professional people from 14 Commonwealth
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    'No Indo-Pakistan partition if Bose had been alive'
    270 7 SINGAPORE, Thurs. The partition between India and Pakistan would not have occurred if Indian revolutionary "Netaji" Subhas Chandra Bose had been alive at the time of Independence, the Khosla Commission of Inquiry was told today. Mr. Hardit Singh, 57, former training and
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    Fisherman saves 21 from drowning
    75 7 Fisherman saves 21 from drowning ML'AR, Thurs. A fisherman. Lian Tar, saved 21 Indonesian barter traders from drowning in a storm in the Malacca Straits last night. Ltan found the Indonesians struggling in three boats laden with rice. He towed them to safety and landed at Parlt Jawa where they
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    Talk on cancer
    24 7 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Queenstown community centre women's sub-committee li organising a talk and film show on rencer on Monday at 8 p.m.
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    ANGKATAN WANTS DIALOGUE ON NEW WARDS
    98 7 ANGKATAN WANTS DIALOGUE ON NEW WARDS SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Angkatan Islarr today expressed reservations over the Government's proposal to increase the electoral constituencies from 58 to 65. It said: "The aim appears to be good but the object has yet to be proved genuine." The Angkatan (the former PMIPj suggested
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      43 7 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl COULDN'T WE T NO! YA EXCUSE ME. SIRE... WAIT UNTIL PROMISED SIGH... I HAVE COME TO V TOMORROW*/ T LOCK EMPLOYMENT' SORRY, WE DON'T DELIGHTFUL FELLOW, jf HAVE A THING -^,-r WASNT HE 7 y^J OPEN TCCWVJ y
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    Kit Beng flies to Madras today for brain
    195 8 Kit Beng flies to Madras today for brain -surgerySINGAPORE, Thurs. Wong Kit Beng, 13, will leave for Madras tomorrow night lor two brain operations that may enable her to return to a normal life. Kit Beng was struck by a rare brain disease torsion spasms lour years ago and has
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    YMCA day camps for children
    64 8 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Chinese YMCA Youth Department will held day camps for children, aged between three and 12. during the s:hool holidays. The camps, divided Into four groups for different ages, will provide the children with the opportunity fcr creative growth through various programmes and
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    Seap Games stamps
    40 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Three new postage stamps of 25 cents. 30 ccn!s and 50 cents denominations will be issued on Dec. 11 to commemorate the 6th Seap Games. First-Day Covers will be on sale from Nov. 15.
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    Do-it-yourself singer does a self-portrait
    189 8 Do-it-yourself singer does a self-portrait SINGAPORE. Thurs— This is strictly a do-it-yourself g'rl. No one offered to do her portrait, so Taiwanese singer Liao Po-lone (above) decided to dip her fingers into paint and churned out a few selfportraits. "When you want something done, you have to do it yourself."
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    HOW TO MEET TRANSIT VISITORS
    102 8 HOW TO MEET TRANSIT VISITORS SINGAPORE. Thurs— The public can now communicate with transit passengers at the Singapore airport without having to go Into the transit lounge. Six two-day intercom booths have been installed (or this purpose on the first floor of the main concourse at !he airport. A glass
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    Aussie doctor's $1,300 loss
    47 8 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. An Australian doctor reported to police that he lost a wallet, containing about $1,300. when he arrived at Subang airport from London yesterday. Dr. John Gross. 29. of New South Wales, said he had kept the wallet in his bag.
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    2086 9 Tel Aviv threat occupy Syria THERE was also trouble over the negotiations to extend the supply of American wheat. It was all based on a misunderstanding over what was reported to Nasser as American high-handed-ness in the talks. The President got so enraged that, on November 23. 1964. he
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      19 9 DAY 13 in the series by MOHD. HEIKAL His close friend and adviser TOMORROW Israeli planes sweep over Egypt
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      491 9 dumpers now here to meet the toughest site requirements. Demonstrations I Singapore. WEALCO L A J ->4- niisrrw I have been awarded an Reid dl QUarry I order for 100 BARFORO i 'Bison' 4 wheel drive SINGAPORE. It has just been released that i dumpers worth over one demonstrations were
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    Chamber urges all-round restraint
    304 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. fHE chairman of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce, Mr. Ken Gould, today called for all-round "moderation and foresight" in the face of rising costs. He said: "There are now competitive forces and shortages developing in Singapore's labour market which are forcing wages up.
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    'Higher port tariffs will be harmful' warning
    422 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. THE Singapore International Chamber of Commerce today warned the "steep increases" in tariffs proposed by the Port Authority would if implemented, be harmful to the Republic's economy and should be withdrawn. "This is the unanimous view of the Joint standing committee
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    Tax-free limit for CPF stays at $4,000
    381 10 Tax-free limit for CPF stays at $4,000 SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Government has rejected a move to give tax exemption for CPF contributions that exceed the annual $4,000 limit allowed by law. It has also turned down a proposal to raise the $4,000 ceiling permitted as tax deduction under the Income
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    Petrol prices may go up again
    156 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Singapore's petrol prices may to up again, the International Chamber of Commerce hinted today. The industry, it said, was finding It "exceedingly difficult" to absorb recent cost increases because of their magnitude. In a half-yearly report, the chamber said: "Cost inflation in
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    No slack in trade pace despite the faster rundown
    277 10 SINGAPORE, Thurs. There was no appreciable slack in the momentum of Singapore's economic growth in the first half of this year despite the faster pace of BritLsh troop withdrawal. The Singapore International Chamber of Commerce says this gives cause for satisfaction.
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    Crash!...but two crawl out with only scratches
    95 11 Crash!... but two crawl out with only scratches A LATE night drive for two men ended like this in Nicoll Highway on Wednesday night But they crawled out with only slight injuries and were treated as outpatients at Outram Hospital. The car skidded near the People's Association and ended up
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    Charter agencies hail go-ahead for cut-rate fares
    221 11 Charter agencies hail go-ahead for cut-rate fares KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Charter flight agencies today welcomed an essurance by the Minister of Transport that they were free to fix their own fares. The chairman of an ad hoc committee set up by the five largest agencies, Mr. A. Aras, said: "Naturally
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    Around the world for $10 down
    119 11 SINGAPORE, Thurs—Singaporeans can travel to any part of the world by making an initial payment of only $10 under a holiday plan to be introduced tomorrow. But the full fare must be repaid in a year's time, and the traveller must have two guarantors.
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      TAIWAN—IN OR OUT?
      445 12 The Assembly debate on China's membership of the United Nations is drawing to an unexpectedly early end. Everything worth saying has already been said, changing no delegation's mind; voting at the week-end is now possible, and decision at least on Monday virtually certain. The crucial vote will
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      EFFICIENT SHIPYARDS
      282 12 Major international shipbuilders do not wade in with investment proposals without first testing the water. The fact that Swan Hunter International and Mitsubishi are interested in multi-million dollar projects in Singapore is therefore a tribute to the Republic's position. The growth of the shipbuilding industry indeed has been
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      CHOICE OF JETS
      247 12 If there is any delay in Malaysia's purchase of fighter aircraft it is not because there are second thoughts about the need. A thorough study is required of the type most suitable. There are many to choose from, each with its own merits. The "jump-jets" have appeal.
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    Now it's the great Nixon puzzle
    1014 12  - Now it's the great Nixon puzzle JAMES RESTON By Washington It is barely possible that Peking will understand President Nixon's policy of not abandoning the Nationalist Chinese THE Nixon adm i nistration's 'diplomacy" on the China question at the United Nations is a puzzle. At the very moment when Henry
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    Lock icon THE DYING SEA
    708 12  -  MAX WILDE Geneva By Mediterranean is being poisoned by oil slicks and chemicals 4 DEATH sentence is hanging over the Mcdi terranean Sea. It is so sick with pollution thai it can oe saved only if present trends are reversed, coupled with care and treatment. The verdict
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      158 12 T REFER to the letter (ST. October 20) by "Concerned" regarding the National Registration regulations. His suggestion that more publicity should be given about the requirement to reregister for Identity cards under regulation 16 will be acted upon, if necessary. However. "Concerned's" Interpretation of regulation 16 needs correction.
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    Lock icon BRITAIN HAS THE WORST YEAR EVER FOR STRIKES
    564 12  - BRITAIN HAS THE WORST YEAR EVER FOR STRIKES DAVID HAWORTH: BY LONDON THIS year will go down in British records as the worst for strikes since the nation was paralysed by the General Strike in 1926. And it is by no means over yet. On many different fronts the Government
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      Sparkling results by companies
      896 13  - Sparkling results by companies BLAIR JOHNSON By gl.Mk DARBY, which has l>een much in the news of late and sister company Tractors Malaysia presented shareholders with sparkling results yesterday. But the results bear little relationship to what both group's can achieve in the current year. During the course of the
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      Tin buffer stock operations in critical stage
      294 13  - Tin buffer stock operations in critical stage CHIN CHENG MEI By LONDON: Dealers in the London Metal Exchange believe that the Buffer Stock Manager of the International Tin Council (ITC) has recently been in and out of the market in price support activities. Their calculated guess is that he >s
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      PEPPER PRICES RISE AS SUPPLY SQUEEZE DEVELOPS...
      523 13  - PEPPER PRICES RISE AS SUPPLY SQUEEZE DEVELOPS... CHAN BONG SOO By DEPPER that pricewise volatile commodity which has jolted the commercial world many a time in the past is again giving cause for concern. From the builish nature of its price behaviour In recent weeks, it now appears that a
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      A SHOCK DEFEAT
      88 13 By KINGSLEY WOOD SYDNEY: Mr. M.R.L. ("Rlc") Dowllng, senior partner of Sydney stockbroker. Patrick Partners, described as one of the most astute brains In the securities industry, has failed to gain re-election to the Sydney Stock Exchange committee. He was the only one of eight seeking re-election
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      Lock icon CDC investments in Indonesian projects first outside C'wealth
      161 13 CDC investments in Indonesian projects first outside C'wealth JAKARTA: The Common wealth Development Corporation (CDC) will make its first investments out side the Commonwealth here this year in three private projects and one state company. The CDC regional representative In Indonesia, Mr. John Edelstone. told reporters this week that CDC
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        Oh dear, dear!
        104 13 READERS are lucky to live in Malaysia or Singapore. I see that the cost of living has been soaring overseas with Britain topping the list in the past 12 months. Swiss Credit Bank, after a survey of living costs in industrial countries, states that consum- er prices
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      Pat on back for Singapore's economic growth
      554 13  -  AUSTIN MORAIS By ALL the economic indicators show that the momentum of economic growth in Singapore did not slacken appreciably during the first half year. This was stated by the chairman of the Singapore International Chamber of Commerce, Mr. K. Gould, in his
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      224 13 INSIDE British unions and management in campaign to save thrir textilr industry: Australia to boost lobster c\ ports to Malaysia and Singapore: Carlsberg's 111 million brewer* rrad> l> md of the year; .Marketing column: People in businrvs. Pace 11. Company news; Share market rrport: U>rkl\ rubber review; Commodities; Closing prices
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    Australia to boost lobster exports to Malaysia and S'pore
    264 14  -  JEFFREY FRANCIS By DERTH: The fishing industry in Western Australia plans to increase its lobster exports to Asia, mainly t° Malaysia, Singapore and lion,; Kong. The announcement came soon after the State Government said that it was investigating market opportunities for
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    $3m SHIPBUILDING AWARD
    178 14  -  JOSEPH YEO By A SINGAPORE A shipbuilding firm has won a $3 million contract in the face of stiff competition to build two 400-ton vessels for an international company. Construction of the vessels by Singapore Slipway and Engineering iSSECt for Offshore Supplies Association <Q3A> will begin this
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    Lock icon UK unions, management in campaign to save their textile industry
    390 14  - UK unions, management in campaign to save their textile industry LESLIE HAYNES By TONDON: Both sides of the British textile industry management and unions are co-operating in a cam paign to ■a v c themselves from the threat of increasing competition from Hong Kong, India and Pakistan, according to trade
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    Carlsberg brewery ready by end of year
    160 14  - Carlsberg brewery ready by end of year HENRY CHANG By THE $15 million Carlsberg brewery at Shah Alam, Selangor, is in the final stages of completion. Brewing is expected on schedule by the end of the year. Mr. K. Plaugmann, general manager of Carlsberg Br c wery Malaysia, said the
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    Johore Pipe goes modern
    197 14  -  EDDIE LIM By IOHORE Pipe, brainchild J of the late Mr. Tan Soon Heng, was established some three decades ago, producing latex cups for Malaysia's rubber estates. Today the company, sitting on some 30 acres of land, is actively churning out clay drainage pipes, sewerage pipes,
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    Record rice harvest in China, says FAO
    255 14 fHINA harvested a record 100 million metric tons of rice last year 5 million tons more than the previous year, according to a Food and Agriculture (FAO) report. Concerning 1970 rice exports, the report says the FAO was aware of sales totalling about
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      Mr. Kenneth N. Eales
      14 14 has been appointed managing director of Sime Darby Plantations Bhd.
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      Mr. Albert Chan has
      24 14 Joined Grant Advertising International in Singapore as account director. He was advertising manager at British Petroleum before joining Grant Advertising.
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      Mr. Llm Ah Chong,
      159 14 president of Mansfield Local Employees Union, has been selected by the National Trades Union Congress (NTUC) In Singapore for a year's secondment as an Industrial relations officer. Mr. Llm, who works in the claims section of Mansfield's shipping division, has been president of the MLEU for
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      Mr. Ibrahim Altway, a
      25 14 cargo assistant at Lufthansa German Airlines' office in Singapore, has left for a three-week course at Lufthansa's training school In Hamburg.
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      Trouble-free Marina
      239 14 AN OCEAN in your flat? Not impossible, so says Mr. Llm Hock Cheng, a specialist in this flourishing aquarium business. For Mr. LJm's Marina Aquarium has devised a trouble-free system of marine flsh-keeplng known as the Marina system, or the natural system, as opposed to the clinical treatment
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      The newest instant'
      136 14 THE age of "instants has founa a new audition in Singapore an l Malaysia in F ana N'~ Post- mix automatic cup aispenser (see picture Wnat with the labour shortage problem, this rouna tne ciock selfservice gaaget wul be a boor, to tne pubnc whether in hoteis.
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      Centralised
      135 14 BEECHAM'S muitinnlnon aouar regional aaveitising account has been centraiisec in Kuala Lur.ipur, reports my colleague HENRY CHAM;. Tne account, tjeiieved to be one of the largest in Soutn-east Asia, is hancnea by Leo Burnett. This follows the appointment of Beecham Malaysia as the Far East ana Soutn east Asian
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      Souvenir
      50 14  -  GEORGIE LEE SPOTRADIO. local agent for Homente cuainsaw, has receiveu a golden Homente chain .saw as a souvenir to commemorate Homeiite's 50 anniversary. Homelite is the first cnainsaw manufacturer to produce 3 million cnainsaws and from trie looK of it, tbe 4 minion tanset is not too far away.
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      114 14 Australia's largest oldest commercial bank comes to Singapore The Bank of New South Wales, Australia's first bank now has a representative office in Singapore under the control of Mr. COLIN E. BEARD at Suitelss, Raffles Hotel Beach Road, Singapore? Businessmen interested in trade with Australia, New Zealand and other areas
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1078 15 DID AND OFFIft PRICII OFFID CIALLV LUTIO AT THE CLOtI OF BIMIMIIt IN TNC lINCAPORC ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRAOINC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCt WITH PRICES MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: Industrials mixed while the rest steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1348 15 BUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala I um pur trading rooms of the Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS MA (1) 180. AJinomoto (1) 2.03. Alran >4> 1.50. Allied Choc. <1) 2.38.
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        MELBOURNE
        287 15 ]I|ELBOURNE. Thurs. Falls 1 mi.'numbered rises by five to four In another quiet trading session on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Miners were again the hardest hit. One of the main percentage gainers among mi:iinst stocks Wattle Gully at 12 cents, while lUmersky at 12.60 and New Broken Hill
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        Australian funds
        35 15 (A* at Oct. 19) fund of Au*t. sterling AS3.S4 Kund of Au.it. (US Dollar) A12.H4 (As at Oct. 13) Real Estate Kund of Aust. A 57.06 (Oct 1-311 Property Bonds of Aust. AJ1.04
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        Exchange rates
        169 15 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced the* best agreed merchant rates as at Oct. 21. Loral dollar* to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TV OD Sterling Pound 7-3950 7.3625 7.350< Aus-Talian Dollar 3 4575 3.4150 3.39W Canadian Dollar ***** 2.9325 2.917! New
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        NEW YORK
        261 15 MEW YORK. Thurs. The x^ stock market closed sharply lower In active trading with continued uncertainties about i the Administration's phase two economic programme outweighing news of a cut In the prime rate by several major banks. With the tape running late, market averages were at near i
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        HONG KONG
        191 15 HONO KONG. Thurs. The market was buoyant and a strong tone prevailed throughout the day. Hone Kong Land put on HK$l to $44. Honf Kotif and Kowioon Wharf up $2 to $79. Dairy Farm $3 to $104. Turnover value amounted to $29 73 million. Today's closing [.rices In
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        Indices
        70 15 FINANCIAL TIMES TINB Wednesday 73.16 Tuesday 72.66 Week ago 71.61 RUBBERS Wednesday 253.04 Tuesday 253.57 Week ago 257.02 OILS Wednesday 335.72 Tuesday 337.26 Week ago 341.07 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 41J.4 Tuesday 415.2 Week ago 419.7 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 855.65 Tuesday 868.43 Week ago 888.80 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Wednesday
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        Hong Kong rates
        38 15 On th« fraa mcrrangt In Hone Kon« yesterday the U.I. dtilae waa quoted at 5.8J7S for TT. a«l 5 42 for cash. •tarring was quoted at 14.53 and •rw taw »l |«W at 3.0 623.
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        Rises
        38 15 »l. 3CIHD. Guinness law Par Vilkinson J.N.E. U.B.T. M. Cables killed h.i. M. and G. 2, O. Palm iuI.i Perak «3.l Sb.60 $3.48 $5.00 $3.62 $4.36 $1.29 $2.41 $2.90 $1.25 $1.27 .2< .V .V .01 .01 .0( +>
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        Falls
        28 15 itzpatrick Darby >xt. Corp. "long Sec. and C. lump (F.E.) rwide Hold $3.40 $5.60 $1.05 $3.10 $3.82 $2.65 $1.77 —.28 —.25 —.13 —.06 —.06 —.05 —.04 —.04
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        Most active stocks
        22 15 law Par 374.000 I'sia Tile 297.000 iula Pcrak 248.000 Jlied Choc. 189.000 otal Turnover: 2.98 M •clayed Percentage: 35.72
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        INDICES
        37 15 Oct. 20 Oct. 21 Indmtrialx: 196.46 196.26 I Hotel': 76.54 76.37 Properties: 134.43 134.75 t Tin*: 98.35 98.35 ■I rubbers: 123.92 123.97 Dec. 30, 1966 IN 1 Dec. 31. 1968 100 v Dec. 29, 1962 100
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      M and G expands
      362 15 MOTOR and General Underwriters Holdings (M and G) shareholders were told at yesterday's AGM that the company is taking steps to ensure a higher rate of organic and acquisitive growth in the financial year 1971-72. The company Is now acquiring a second wholly owned subsidiary. Scott
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      HIGHLIGHT
      121 15 (.1 iNNrss Malaysia in the financial year ended August 1971 achieved a pre-tax profit of $5.8 million against $4.36 million last time. Tax takes $*****0 against minimal tax last time leaving a net profit of $5.4 million compared with $4.28 million lor 1969/70. Last night., closing price was $6.60.
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      Attention switches to third graders
      255 15 A SHIFT of bullish interest on to third rank shares was seen on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. In the light of consolidation of past gains by second line stocks, analysts felt that this turning of attention to thr low-priced issues was
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        Tin price unchanged for 7th day
        192 15 HPHE Straits tin mar- ket in Penan? yesterday was very firm with prices again unrhanged for the seventh successive trading day at $618 per picul on an official offering down four tons to 273 tons. The overnight London metal price dipped £2 with forward
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        Gold markets
        53 15 Wednesday Tueidsy fU.S. *U.I. London 42.523 42.573 Beirut 42.8S 42.00 Konickonc 44 27 44.16 Zurich UNCH 42.508 UNCH. 42.658 Parli 42.60 42.71 B'pore (1) 44.123 44.11 t B'pore (2) 160.90 160.90 (1) Export price In non-sterling area! In U.S. dollar! per ounce. (2) Local dealers prlcea In Singapore
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        PALM OIL
        33 15 In London on Wednesday the i>r <•« of Malayan 3 ptr cent CIF IK N European porU In bulk, sterling: per lon* ton Dec, Jan. was quoted at UK 1103 ullers unchanged
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        Asian dollar
        64 15 THESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U8525.000 and above 1 mm a o/io 10 3 11 10 2 mths 5 7/16 to 5 11 16'; 3 mths 6 U to 6 S% 6 mths 6 9/16 to 6
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        Rubber price is up a fraction
        297 15 /OPENING quotations I in the rubber mar- ket yesterday were marked down fractionally on lower London advices and the market was slow to form. Covering inquiry found sellers more reserved than of late and a eentle recovery took place up to until noon after
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        CLOSING PRICES
        22 15 OCT. 21 RIB BE A: 95.00 cents (up 0.25 cent). TIN: $618 mnchanred). Official offering 273 tons (down I tons)
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        111 15 pMINESI PRODUCE CXCHANCE. SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Ctconut Oil: Bulk S46i sellers, drum M 0 sellers. C»pr»: Mixed 110.b.l loose Nov./ Dec. fK/Cont. »27 B Ptpper: Muntok A&TA unite (.oh. 100", NLW 1223 sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96': NLW (213 sellom Sarawak special black fob.
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        Copper prices
        33 15 London coppei prices on Wednesday (previous In brackets) W.rvba* Spot buyer f420.A0 (1422.30) seller £421.00 i£423.00i: Three months buyer £427.50 i £429.30) seller £428.00 (£430.00). Market tww: Steady. MNI 3.323 ton*.
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        Further setbacks during week
        550 15 THE market suffered further setbacks during the past week's trading which was shortened by Monday's Deepavali holiday, says Holiday, Cutler and Bath in its weekly rubber review. Once more activity centred largely around current and nearby months with movements influenced by the Malayan Rubber Fund Board
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      440 16 U.S.A. CENERAL ELECTRIC (USA) APPLIANCE COM ONENTS PTE. LTD., 6, Jalan Besi, Jurong, Singapore 22. invites applications for the following positions: MAINTENANCE C Applicants should have the ability to do welding, should be mechanically minded and have some knowledge in electrical wiring and installation. MAINTENANCE B Applicants should have the
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      624 16 max Factor Invite applications from suitably qualified Malay ladies who want an exciting and varied career as makeup artiste with a leading cosmetic house She must be a Malaysian citizen, age between 21-26 and single. Must also possess a Senior Cambridge English or equivalent. A pleasant personality and a willingness
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      584 16 MALAYSIAN RUBBER DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION BERHAD Applications are invited from Malaysians for the following posts: (a) Factory Managers (b) Assistant Factory Managers Qualifications: 1. For (a) should not be less than 25 years of age (b) should not be less than 21 years of age 2. Have passed the Ruber Processing
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    Leader of Chinese school teachers held in Malacca
    202 17 Leader of Chinese school teachers held in Malacca MALACCA, Thurs. The president of the Federation of the Chinese School Teachers' Association. Mr. Sim Mow Yu, was re-arrested here today under the Sedition Act. The warrant of arrest was served on Mr. Sim, principal of a Chinese School, by Perak's OCCI
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    Lorry driver dies in crash
    65 17 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Lorry driver Urn Gee Hock, 28. died Instantly when his vehicle was Involved In a crash with a mobile crane at the s'* mile Upper Ayer R&jah Road this evening. Police said both vehicles were travelling toward town at 5.35 p.m.. when they
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    The four factors for rapid growth of trade
    507 17 The four factors for rapid growth of trade SINGAPORE, Thursday N TERNATIONAL trade and investments in capital equipment and engineering Roods in Singapore, and the region around it, can be expected to .mow at rapid rates, the Minister of State (Finance). Mr. Tang See ('him, said today. Four factors would
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    Govt keen on fund for non-union workers proposal
    295 17 Govt keen on fund for non-union workers proposal SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Government Is taking a keen interest in the NTUCs call to consider making non-union workers contribute the equivalent of union subscriptions to a special "Workers' Development and Welfare Fund." "This is an interesting subject." said a top Labour Ministry
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    Still seized
    26 17 BUTTERWORTH. Thurs. Customs efflcers seized a still and more than 400 gallons of Illicit ltquci al Kpmponi; I.ik Kamil In Kuala Ketil last night.
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      521 17 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening and General 7.41 News (C) t oSp iL 8 c i T.H Chinese Variety Shew JJS For the Family (f) J. 55 A Diary of Events in Singa- M N Newsreel (E) pore Th.s Week (E) S.2S Green Acres 4.N It's Happening
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      127 17 I.N P.M. Programme Summary S.4S Phoenii Five 3.12 Orkes Studio Kota Bharu 7.14 Ulasan Berita 3.2t Decoy 7.27 Programme Summary 3.40 Assalamualaikum 7.31 El Aaidy El Naema 4.14 Checkmate i* News (M) 4.SS Fasting Times 110 Peristiwa 5.M Programme Summary 9.41 Continuation of El Aaidy E! 5.02 Pok Amai Amai
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  • Article
    STUDENTS TOLD: DON'T AIR VIEWS IN PRESS
    99 18 STUDENTS TOLD: DON'T AIR VIEWS IN PRESS SINGAPORE. Thurs. University ol Singapore students today received a circular frpm the University's Students Union (USSUi asking them not tc air their views in the local Press as tins would show the public a onesided picture. They were told instead to air these
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    Carnatic recital
    36 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. M.ul.im Dharmnmbal of AllIndia Radio. New Delhi, will eve a vocal Carnatic music r -rital at the Govindasamy Pillay Kalyana Mandapam l building In Race Course Road on Saturday at 7 p.m.
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    'Devils demand my soul' suicide note
    256 18 'Devils demand my soul' suicide note SINGAPORE. Thurs. A businessman who incurred heavy debts, slashed his throat with a broken bottle after seeing visions of devils demanding his soul, a coroner's inquiry was told today. Thr man. Ho Srak Yin. 51. managing partner of a firm manufacturing building materials in
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    Book-keeping and typing courses
    75 18 Book-keeping and typing courses SINGAPORE, Thurs— The Adult Education Board will register students for revlsional bookkeeping and typewriting courses at intermediate level for those who have registered for the LCC 'Spring) examinations in April/May 1972. The bookkeeping course will be held at Beatty Secondary School from 9 a.m. to 11
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    Hotel manager leaving
    50 18 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Shangri-La Hojels resident manager. Mr. Peter Daetwiler. will leave next week to take up the post of general manager of another Western International Hotel. Hotel Colon International in Ecuador. He will be in Seattle. Washington, for a short briefing before taking up his new position.
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    SAF exercise at Marsiling
    38 18 SINGAPORE Thurs. The Singapore Armed Forces will conduct a 24-hour military exercise In the Marsiling area tomorrow ai ni-cn. Blanks and tluinderflnshes will be used and the public are advised not to be alarmed.
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    Toto claim man: But I didn't know agent was not authorised
    445 18 Toto claim man: But I didn't know agent was not authorised SINGAPORE. Thurs. A boilerman, flalmine; a $100,000 Toto first prize in a 1968 draw, agreed in the Hig;h Court today that his alleged winning ticket had been bought from a village shon, which was not an authorised Toto agent.
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    Freight war shifts to Lisbon
    229 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The freight war between the Far East Freight Conference and the Singapore National Shippers' Council has shifted to Lisbon where conference representatives are gathering tor a meeting. The meeting scheduled for next week will be attended by Mr. Eric Khoo, executive director of
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    Two with banned books and pictures fined
    92 18 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two men were fined a total of $950 today for having banned books and pictures. Shopowner Tay Kirn Hong was nned $400 when he admitted having 13 sex books banned under the Undesirable Publications Act and another $300 for having 97
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    HARRISONS CALL ON TUN RAZAK
    80 18 HARRISONS CALL ON TUN RAZAK KUALA L I >lPl R. Thurs. Visiting film actor Rex Harrison and his wife Kli/abrth paid a courtesy call on Tun Abdul Razuk and Toh Puan R.ihah at Sri Taman last night. The Harrisons drove to Penang this m<>rninfc' for a thrre-diy visit .Mrs. Harrison's
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    Two die, 15 hurt in bus-lorry head-on crash
    211 19 Two die, 15 hurt in bus-lorry head-on crash KOTA BHARU, Thurs. Two men were killed and 15 people injured three of them seriously when a bus was involved in a headon collision with a lorry near the KelantanTrengganu boundary today. The deaa were the lorry driver, Hassan bin Ya'acob. and
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    EASTERN CHARM AND GOODWILL
    132 19 THESE two Singapore girls will leave on Saturday on a goodwill mission to Germany. They will help host an international press conference at the Braunschweig headquarters of the Rollei camera plant. Mrs. Sybil Schwencke. 30. (right) and Miss Tjan May LJn. 23, from the Rollei plant
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    Band music at Gardens
    40 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Singapore Teachers' Military Band will play at the Botanic Gardens on Sunday at 5.30 p.m. The Rayman Primary School BuKle and Fife Band will perfoim at Hong Llm Park at the same time
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    Court told of SOS call from a missing girl
    644 19 SINGAPORE, Thurt. A DISTRICT court to- day heard how a 15-year-old Singapore girl, said to have been ckidnapped by a salesman, made an SOS trunk call to her parents here from Muar, Johore. The girl, referred to as Miss X in
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    $900 theft
    21 19 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Thieves escaped with $990 In Jewellery and cash from a house In Kampong Bham here yesterday.
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    Charity show
    26 19 IPOH, Thurs. The Ipoh Rotary Club hopes to raise about $6,000 from a charity film premiere at the Ruby Theatre here on Oct. 27.
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    -Stranded 20 in Brunei appeal to Labour Dept
    251 19 -Stranded 20 in Brunei appeal to Labour Dept BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Thurs. A group of stranded Singapore restaurant workers here have appealed to the Singapore Labour Department to help trace their employers, now believed to be in the Republic. A letter listing their outstanding salary claims was sent today through
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    Police seek relatives of dead youth
    58 19 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Police would like to trace the relatives or friends of Ho Kirn Peng, 16, who was found dead yesterday in Jalan Bukit Merah at 8 a.m. The youth had a medical card In his pocket. Those who know him are requested to
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      264 19 Straits Times Crossword iV^«>nJ l^am^aJ I^— a^a^ l^a^aM LjajajajajajajJ ACROSS changed 1. At the heart of one draught 8. Sweet on a matador? OS), or another (8). 13. Evil-doer write* lame letters 5. Lawyers 1 bills for getting the to agent (10). amulet back (6). 15. Some spirits In a
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    Haniffs news sense gets him around
    178 20 Haniffs news sense gets him around YJANIFF Kassim 1 (above) is only 17 years old but he has already developed a nose for news. The Secondary Four AnfloChinese School student has been contributing "innumerable" articles to the Education Ministry's publication, the "Prospect" since early 1970. Not one of them has
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    FOR THOSE WHO MISSED UNIVERSITY...
    606 20 At the schools. ..by Masie Kwee Postal tuition with a human touch fjORRESPONDKNCE courses with a human touch. A new education idea where working adults study for their university degree largely through postal tuition and get together time and again to discuss their studies. This
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    Starting school with Sesame Street
    306 20  - Starting school with Sesame Street -Lawrence Basapa OESAME Street, the children's TV show, could boost Singapore school beginners' performance, teachers say. Come January, when 51,000 six-year-olds will fill 1,700 primary one classes, they might be proved right. The show is reported to have greatly improved the ability of school beginners
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    WHEN THE POP MUSIC AND PARTIES MUST STOP
    407 20  - WHEN THE POP MUSIC AND PARTIES MUST STOP CATHERINE L!M By THOSE students who realise the Importance of serious study only when the examinations are ominously near, are guilty of so many excesses that one can only describe them in a word that they often use themselves "crazy." Now the
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    LIBRARY WITH A TV ROOM
    120 20 OVER 1.200 primary children of the Serangoon Garden South School will now have, within easy reach. 4,000 books for their use. The books range from picture books and fiction to encyclopaedias and dictionaries. The 525.000 library was set up with ST>,OOO Education Ministry grant. The
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Ministry— examines mail lessons carefully
      159 21 Ministry examines mail lessons carefully I REFER to the letter by "Disappointed." (8.T.. Oct. 18) As a supervisor of a local correspondence school, I feel the correspondent deserves a reply both from the authorities and respectable correspondence schools. From my own experience during the last ten years I have found
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      34 21 LETTERS to the Editor will not be considered for publication unless they have the wr 1 1 c 1 1' names and addresses. Include a pseudonym If you do not want your name published.
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      The time to persuade and to educate is over,..
      534 21 The time to persuade and to educate is over,.. ITXDKH Section (b) and (d) of the Local Government (Conservancy) Renutations, V.HiX, it is ;m offence to place i swill container In a common condor of an HDB flat. I am a resident of block 21, MacPherson Housing Estate. On July
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      72 21 WE, the residents of Jalan Kuala Simpang (Sembawang) have taken pride in the rapid development of Singapore, particularly by the PUB In providing electricity to homes. About three years ago. we asked the PUB to supply electricity to our area. Some householders were lucky. Those living near the coast were
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      40 21 I AM among the residents of Track 23. Yio Chu Kang Road who would like to thank the authorities concerned for supplying us with electricity to our homes. But why is there no street lighting? DARKER THAN DARK. Singapore 28.
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      My visit was ruined right from the start
      281 21 My visit was ruined right from the start- rOUGH my very recent visit to Singapore was my first. I have always been an ardent admirer of your city, having heard so much about it from others who have been here. But sad to say, my much looked-forward-to visit was drastic^l'y
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      104 21 I REFER to the letter by Steve Leng (ST.. Oct. 1). Your correspondent is advised to report the matter, if true, to the offlcer-in-charge. Queenstown police station, so that an investigation will be instituted. I REFER to the two letters by "Oulllemard Resident" headlined "Being mistaken for a
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      Security of tenure and civil servants...
      331 21 Security of tenure and civil servants MR Cheng Tim Pin takes the Workers' Party to task for making what he calls vague charges without substantiation (S.T., Oct. 16). Mr. Cheng says we should point out the areas and instances of corruption. If Mr. Cheng really does not know that corruption
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      OF TENANTS WHO EVEN SUBLET FOOT-WAYS
      492 21 OF TENANTS WHO EVEN SUBLET FOOT-WAYS I REFER to Mrs. Y.N. Lee's letter (S.T., Oct. 12) headlined "Of pre-war rents and postwar salaries." I fully agree with Mrs. Lee. It is time for the Government to de-control all pre-September 1947 buildings not only for development purposes but also to curb
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  • Obituary
    Acknowledgements
    71 22 BROTHERS AND SISTER of late Mr. Peter Wong Meng Ngoh thank relatives and friends for their con dolence. kind attendance and wreaths during their recent bereavement. FAMILY OF LATE Mlchuel (Tex) Melsnn wish to thank Ml relatives, frlend-i and PSA for condolences, wieuths and donations In their rerent bereavement.
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    Announcements
    45 22 TOMORROW 100 p.m. Oberol Imperial Hotel I'oo'side Barbecue Joan Booty's models present "BOAC s Fashion Flight." Featuring Bamsonite Luggage. Oowns from Scott of Singapore. Beachwear by Oottex. Beauty Products by Pond's. Halratyling by Carmen Curlers Drinks by F. N. Table reservations Tel. Spore *****6.
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    Death
    26 22 MRS. ONG LENG HOON nee Hong Choo Sim passed away peacefully. 21.10.71 leaving behind 2 sons. mourn her loss. Cortege leaves 53. Bowmont Oardens 23.10.71.
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    In memoriam
    36 22 IRUDAVAMARV TMANCAIAMV Diported 22 10.67. Memories are trea:un-s no one can steal, death leav«-s a heartache no one can heal. A lonKinx si.ht. a si:cnt tear, for one we love so very dear" ciilCrtn
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      976 22 REQUIRED HARDWORKING SALESMAN. Must hay* good knowledge kltchenware. Good connection with departmental store* and wholesalers will be an advantage. Preferably Teochew Must be able to converse in Kngllsh and Mandarin A'ao possess driving or motorcycle licence Apply with full details to Box ASIH3 ST. Spore FEMALE PRODUCTION OPERATORS w jitei
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      831 22 i EXPANDING IMPORTING HOUSE require* male/female sales representatives Introducing exclusively new products. Write to Miss Foo enclosing passport size photo 37A. North Canal Road, Spore. YOUNG CIRLS REQUIRED to work as social escort. Transport, lodging provided Income guaranteed Experience unnecessary. Apply personally 277. Macpherson Road Tel *****H Spore. WANTEO OUTDOOR
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      866 22 I-BEOROOMED DETACHED BUNGALOW, in dlst. 11 with bathrooms attached fully furnished big refrigerator 4 alrcondltloners. separate living/dining room. available Ist November. Also available immediately 3-bedroomed exclusive bungalow with enclosed garden, near American School. I'/furnlshed apartments w/wlthout *wlmmlng pool. Rental reasonable negotiable. Enqulrlea 931R89 B'pore. WATTEN ESTATE 9-bedroomrd luxury ?-ttcrey detached
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      983 22 DIST. 16 JALAN FERGAM 10' i I mile* Cnangl Road furnished 3bedroomed semi-detached bungalows Tel *****9 Spore. FURNISHEO AIRCON. ROOM dlst. 9 River Valley Road. Bathroom attached with longbath. Amah services. Tol *****1 B'pore. 1 FLAT AVAILABLE along seaside 3 I bedrooms. 2 bathrooms attached, fumirhed $900/-. Near Japanese School
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      997 22 SERANGOON GARDEN ESTATE. Coollnt Cloae detached bungalow fim:lf storey 4 bedrooms, oni bathroom with longbath on elevated ii.id facing South. Area 5.900 sq. ft. $79,000/- Highest offer succeeded Ccntact Carl Housing Agency B'por* 7449W*****. LUCKY HILL 2-atorey aplitlevel "Hill-top" terrace house. Katoos Bedok Main Road. 4 bedrooms. Dl«--thelm'a aluminium door,
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      878 22 RENT/PURCHASE detached bungalow old or new with spacious parking aloosj main road, within 9 miles from city. Will pay food rental. Tel: *****4. WANTEO REASONABLY PRICED bouses In Katong. Scrangoon. Thorn•on Road and alao ether district*. Ring Spore ***** Property Department. WANTED TO BUY terrace or •emldetached in Sembawang. Seletar
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      856 22 ruiNESE V.M.C.A. Conversational C Tr«c" commencing 26..0.71 Tjjjv days ft Fridays. Contact 7Si» allTa'nce francaisb op*"^ K.rnen. cl***e* mornings 9 > mMoiday Thursday A few »eat» availi-bl*. Tel: *****9. Tuition KVOKUSMINKAI KARATE-DO SINGAPORE (Oyama Karate) n*w c*,,:" begin early November Apply nnw at 88 8t Francis Rd.. 2i ro/« Sersngoon
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      1042 23 wm 1 1 pmst mv v hvrmrt v m pmmm EXPRESS SERVICES TO EUROPE Sham Penang Singacore LOADING FOR: PATAGONIA Ocl 27/28 Ntv 1 Oct M' 2 C'bianca, H'burg/B'mtn, Rdam/ Adam. A'wtrp, G'burg, Malmo. SUMBAWA Ntv 18/17 Ntl 18/28 H'burg, B'men. R'dam/A'dwi, A'werp. G'burg. Aaftius. Oslo. "SAOENA Ntv 23/28 Ntv
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      900 23 EXPWESS SEKVICE TO LONDON. lIVEH'ODI I :ONTINENTU PO>TS BENVRACKIE Singapore Pt. Sham Penang Hamburg Niv 21 It Pt Tidir BENVENUt b- g, Smgaporf Pt. Sham Penang Hull Dtc II Oet 2S/2I Oct 27/28 £|Ty Smgasort P. Sham Ptnang CANBERRA tendon, C'mouth, Hull Oct 21/28 Oct 38/ 1 BENJITUN L'POOI, Rdam,
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      1142 23 FOitTMIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.*. N.Orleanj Bait/Phil k.York Pining P.S'ham Spore Djakarta K.ngston S»M Oct 25 OCt 21 Oct 22 Oct 21 Otc II SUOAN Sept 28 Oct 31 Nlv 2 Nlv 14 Jaa 2 MNDALAY S.,t 28 Silt 25 Nt, 2 Nt. 4 I StvU B«
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      1081 24 BTaaVjaTjaTjaTjaaTJi —< 1- KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE. Sails Japan Hongkong ETAS'pore ET/IP. S'hia E.tati Man" Sulel 24 Oct 30 Oct •SIMI Mart' 11 Oct IRK I Nit I S»!mi Mare" 4 Nit 13 Nit II Net Japan Persian Cult Service
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      838 24 FOR NEW ZEALAND Pinini P. Shim Sineapore LMiiat f«r: MOKVJOA Ott H/11 Oct Auck., Will., Napier. STRAITS/MADRAS SERVICE mrapore P. S'Mm Pcnim lea«M| Itri .unit n Pirt 21 Oet Nafapattinim, Medras .Yiuu «n 1§ Nippittißia, Madras. lAJULA 1/ I Bee I Oec II Dec Naiapattmim. Maflrat. t din kcimMiUh arailalll.
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      825 24 iy, NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. E^^=^ > (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) >t ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORe'i. TEL: *****3 T. I.K. EUROPI StKVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, LIVERPOOL, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE Sinppon P. Sham Pintnf trriTM: EPTUNE AMETHYST 11/15 Nn 11/11 Nn II Nn London 16/12 Havre 20
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      635 24 0* r" MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL j^S SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD J|| II Ma 3OE Jin. Ampeog Ku«l» Lu.npur B The National Shipping Line o^Malays^____ FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE Singapori P Shim Pening ><« VZ W, H'burg 4/12 B'men 7/12 BUN.A.AYA 2,/»Nn 27'» Nn 1/ 1 RS^WTS H'burg 10/1 Bremen 13/1 EUROPE /FAR
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      695 25 MENTI rOB OCT aY A RANCt PORT IWITTtNHAM: 011T Wh»rf Bertha: Shogo Maru. Salloda. V.°ory' in'n^^'t'" 3/4 Keelung b.vV"" 0 B nv »"<» (..ii. io i T »nab«rf ls/ia Nor- Btkk -2 vl T "E? h M E "<- S*nk»i Mam w Whtrf K»ael Maru *?/3« Maru 23 2 Ktnko
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      694 25 MANIFEST LINE Looding for LOURENCO MARQUES, DURBAN CAPETOWN ond CWolvii Boy) ngapore P. Sham Penang "ROZEL BAY" la Part 23 Oct -MARILON" or Sub 10/11 Hoy 14/15 Ntv 17/18 Nq. Looding for ALAMEDA, VANCOUVER (WASH.) TACOMA, LONGVIEW ond VANCOUVER B.C. "PACSUN" 28 Oct 25/26 Oct 23 Oct "DEMORITOS'Vir Sub 5/
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      816 25 TRACTORS MALAYSIA I BERHAD (Incorporated in West MalaysU) NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Sixth Ordinary Annual Oeneral Meeting of Members will be held at the Registered office of the Company, 54 Jalan Ampang. Kuala Lumpur, on Wednesday. 10th November, 1971 at 12 noon for the following purposes To receive
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      468 25 SIME DARBY HOLDINGS LIMITED (Incorporated In England I NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Fourteenth Annual Oeneral Meeting of Members will be held at Crosby House. 71 Robinson Road, Singapore, on Friday. 12th November. 1971. at 12 noon, for the following purposes: To receive the Directors' Report and Accounts for
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      1465 25 PESUROHJAYA IBU KOTA KUALA I.IMPIR TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited for the supply and deliveiy. including unloading and stocking at Kuala Lumpur Municipal Depot. Jalan Cneras. of Larsen. Yawata or other apomved steel sheet plies The piles to be supplied shall comply with B.S. 15/1961 i including any amendments thereto"
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  • TIMESPORT
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      Star-studded Inter-Milan get a 7-1 thrashing
      352 26 Star-studded Inter-Milan get a 7-1 thrashing I ONDON, Thurs. Italy's star studded Inter-Milan, twice European champions, crashed to a remarkable 7-1 defeat in their second round first leg European Cup match against West Germany's Borussia Moenchengladbach last night. Inter, European Cup winners in 1964 and 1965 and among the favourites
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      KOREANS WIN THREE GOLDS
      177 26 KOREANS WIN THREE GOLDS SEOUL, Thurs. Thailand's Thaithong Udomsak won the prone position smallbore rifle gold medal at the Second Asian Shooting Championships here today with a total of 589 points. The silver medal went to Hyun-Juhshin of South Korea with 588. and the bronze to Ken Nakamura of Japan
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      Soccer results
      326 26 European Cup Dynamo Bucharest i Rumania i o Feyenoord Rotterdam (Holland) 3; Central Army SC (Soviet) 1 Standard Liege (Belgium) 0; Glasgow Celtic (Scotland) 5 Sltema Wanderers (Malta) 0; Bcrussla Moencl.ennladbach iW. Germanyi 7 Inter Milan < Italy) 1: Olymptque Marseilles (France) 1 Ajax Amsterdam (Holland, holders) 2;
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      Getting Weld pool ready for Seap Games
      86 27 THE rain fell in buckets in Kuala Lumpur yesterday afternoon. But it was one time the Weld swimming pool could do without water. Completely drained, the pool is undergoing a $110,000 facelift in preparation for the Seap Games in December. The rain only
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      Kenya win play-off to move into s-finals
      185 27 NARCELONA. Thurs. Kenya beat West Germany 2-1 yesterday and advanced into the semitinais ot the first World Cup hockey tournament against Spain. Olympic champions Pakistan meet India in the other semi-final. Kenya and Germany tied on points for second place In Grouo "A"
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      Old Frees triumph
      105 27 OLD Frees beat Present Frees 4-1 in their annual hockey match for the Cheah Inn Klong Cup at Free School ground yesterday. Old Frees. who showed belter teamwork dominated play and led 2-1 at half time. Old Frees opened scoring I through Chong Ying Pheng In the
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      Canada upset Britain
      68 27 AUCKLAND. Thurs. Australia and Canada scored shock wins ever New Zealand and Britain respectively In the Commonwealth amateur golf tcurnament hert tcday. Australia, after losing the foursomes, to New Zealand IV4 to struck back in the afternoon to win the singles by 4'-j to l'-j and take
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      sth College picked for Fifa school
      298 27  - sth College picked for Fif a school TONY FRANCIS By JHE University of Malaya will be the venue of the second Fifa soccer coaching school from Feb 5 to May 6. i'he university was picked after three members of the orajanking committee AFC secretary Koe Ewe Teik, FAM secretary Dato
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      111 27 r T"TiE. Malay.Man Sepak Takraw 1 Association will select 20 players from all states to undergo intensive centralised training in Penang fiom Ncv 22 to Dec 9 in preparation for the Seap Games. Association secretary Yusofl LatifT. said two coaches would be in charge of the training
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        101 27 KUALA KANCJSAR championship men's singles 2nd .-oiind: Kuang Aik Lim bt Noor Ahmad 15-12. 15-5; Kuans Boon Huat bt Cheong Foon Yeon 15-8. 15-6; Ahmad Fuad bt Sgt. Jamaluddin 15-10. 15-8. Ahmad Samkah bt M. K. Maniam 15-7. 15-11. Men's doubles 2nd round: Shaharuddin Yusof and Bahar Din bt
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      270 28  - Mr. Cycling gives our officials a pat on the back P. SENEVIRATNE By SINGAPORE Amateur Cycling Association yesterday received this bouquet on the eve of the Asian Cycling Championships "you can lead Asia in the administration of sports." It came from Mr. Benny Foster, who is known as "Mr. Cycling"
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      Italian woman star aims for four goals
      245 28 ITALY'S World Cup women soccer 1 team's centreforward Cristofanelli Stefania has set herself a target of four goals when she plays for Roma against Singapore Women at Jalan Besar stadium on Sunday at 7.30 p.m. Cristofanelli, according to officials of the team who
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      Japanese, Thais and Koreans are cycling favourites
      561 28  - Japanese, Thais and Koreans are cycling favourites GODFREY ROBERT By FIFTH ASIAN CYCLING CHAMPIONSHIP ROAD MAP FOR THE 100 KM TEAM TIME TRIAL AND 200 KM MASSED START JAPAN, Thailand and South Korea are expected to dominate the 10- nation Fifth Asian Cycling Championships which begin at the Farrer Park
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      Vicera fights Hayes tonight
      293 28 BI O T I M E professional boxing will come back to life this evening at the Oay World when Australia's Harry Hayes meets Philippines' Sidro Vicera in a "revenge" main event. It will be the third meetIng between these two flyweights. In Melbourne, Hayes stopped
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      Lifting hopes do better in training
      190 28 Lifting hopes do better in training SINGAPORE weightlifters are expected to win two gold medals at the SEAP Games in Kuala Lumpur in December. Singapore Amateur Welghtlifting Federation president Soh Ghee Soon said yesterday: "I am quite confident that at least two weightlifters will be able to win medals in
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      WOMEN CHAMPS CLASH TODAY
      117 28 WOMEN CHAMPS CLASH TODAY SINGAPORE'S women champion Kee Bee Khlm has been drawn against Britain's champion. Michelle "Micky" Walker, in the main match of today's exhibition rolf between Britain and SICC at Bukit course today. The match Is open free to all interested. Play will begin at 2 p.m. Ihe
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      Holland beat France
      58 28 BARCELONA. Thurs. Holland defeated Prance 2-1 in a play off today to decide fifth to eighth standings in the first World Cup Hockey championships. Weemers put the Dutch ahead with a goal in the 39th minute and F. Spits increased the lead with another In the 46th.
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      Ted Waltham retires from boxing
      85 28 Ted Waltham retires from boxing LONDON, Tliurs. Ted Waltham. 65. is to retire as general secretary of the British Boxing Board of Control next March. It was announced here today. His successor will be 50-year-old Ray Clarke, who has been Waltham's assistant for many years. Waltham. general-secretary since 1950. Is
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      Indonesia plans to stage world tourney
      164 28 JAKARTA, Thurs—lndonesia plans to stage a World Invitation badminton tournament in November next year, badminton officials here announced today. Mr. Ferry Sonneville said the tournament would be open to all nation.s. He hoped that top players from Britain, West Germany. Denmark, the United States
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      Graham shares the lead
      83 28 MELBOURNE, Thurs. Australian golfers David Graham and Dennis Ingram today fired four-under-par 68s to lead the first round of the A 520.000 Willis Masters tournament at Victor'a Club course here. American Dave Stockton, a former U.S. PGA. champion, scored a mixed round of seven birdies and
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      640 29 £SPADA has improved since his promising first-up third over the Penang 5Af a fortnight ago and should run well in Race 3 at Ipoh tomorrow. Ridden by Wadi Ahmad this Felix three-year-old beat For You Only in a 3f trial in 37 4/5 in
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      It's not easy becoming a golf pro, says Bobby
      356 29  - It's not easy becoming a golf pro, says Bobby MAURICE KHOO By yo join the ranks of professional golfers in 1 England is one of the toughest tests for any golfer, as Bobby Lim found out. Bobby, a scratch player, has just returned, from London where he spent four months
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    Sheares opens community centre
    248 30  -  R. CHANDRAN By PRESIDENT Sheares keenly studies the evening's programme while Mrs. Sheares signs the guest book at the new Kampong Kap o r community centre. The couple received a tremendous welcome from residents in the area when they arrived for the opening of the centre
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    51 30 GLASGOW. Thurs. A mysterious explosion wrecked a Glasgow shopping street today killing at least six people. Police said it was impossible to estimate the number of injured but it ran into scores. Ambulances rushed in from outside the city In answer to a major disaster call.
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    324 30 S'pore woman found dead in JB hotel lOHORE ItAIIKI. J Thurs. —An attractive 27-year-old woman from Singapore was found dead in a hotel room here yesterday evening, with six empty pill containers near her. A post-mortem was held this afternoon at the general hospital. The woman, Chang; Lai Kirn, of
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    434 30 f ONDON. Thurs. The London J stock inmrkrt dOMd titter today following Investor ■ellinc. dealer* ■aid. Factora cited by dealers as contrlbutluc to the decline were Wall Slnit overnight drop coupled with caution ahead of today's parliamentary debate on British entry Into the Common Market. At 3 p.m.
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    117 30 MANILA. Thursday SINGAPORE today welcomed co-operation among the member-nations of the Association of South-east Asian nations in food production, food supply and fisheries. Singapore delegate Dr. Chua Sian Eng told the Asean seminar on food production here that "such effort will accelerate the pace of agricultural
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    Couple hurt in accident
    41 30 SINOAPORE, Thurs. A couple were injured when two buses and a car collided In Joo Chlat Place Just before midnight today. Police identified them as Mr. Ho See Tin. 47. and his wife Lee Chow Kirn. 45.
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    27 30 OTTAWA. Thurs. Soviet Prime Minister Kosygln said of the award of the Nobel Peace Prize to West German Chancellor Willy Brandt: "He deserves it." AP.
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    155 30 AQUINO ACCUSES MANILA POLICE OF FALSE ARREST MANILA, Thurs. Philippines Opposition leader Senator Benigno Aquino today accused the National police of falsely detaining his brother-in-law under emergency laws. The police detained Mr. Antolln Oreta yesterday under a recent presidential decree which suspended the right of habeas corpus for persons suspected
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    77 30 Top 10 has no answer to crisis PARIS, Thurs. No resolution was in sight for the world monetary crisis, as specialists from the 10 richest noncommunist countries led Paris after a three-day meeting still so divided they could not begin serious negotiations. Even though they have scheduled another working-level session
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    18 30 LONDON. Thurs— The House of Commons today began a week's debate on Common Market entry. Reuter.
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    are winners Ortega and Soliano
    153 30 are winners Ortega and Soliano SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two RTS musicians have won the Asean musical theme competition. Their success was announced today at the Asian Broadcasters' Union's eighth general assembly in Manila. The two composers are Mr. Valentine Ortega, a saxophonist, and Mr. Runno Soliano, drummer. Both of them are
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