The Straits Times, 24 October 1972

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 225.000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1972 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 3776
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    Lock icon Thieu says 'yes' to ceasefire but no accord yet on USHanoi deal
    541 1 SAIGON, Monday PRESIDENT Thleu has 1 agreed in principle to a ceasefire in Vietnam and has set up a 50-member study committee to draw up detailed plans setting out the responsibilities of each ministry at the time hostilities
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    $124,000 Toto jackpot won
    53 1 THE $124,000 Toto Jackpot was won In last Sunday s draw No. 84 72. The winning coupon number *****1 was sold at a Toto booth at Lido cinema In Orchard Road. The Jackpot (or Thursday's draw No. 89/72. to be held at Tay Buan Ouan Shopping
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    'Big boss gunmen' detained
    240 1  -  I EDWARD LIU Hired to 'collect' business debts By THREE MEN suspected to be members of a gang of hired gunmen were arrested in a police ambush in the Jalan Besar area yesterday. Sources said that the trio were hired bv a business "big Ik>ss" to
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    Lock icon Crackers kill 10
    25 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Ten workers died last week when an Illegal firecracker shop exploded In Banyuwangl. East Java. It was reported today. UPI.
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    Lock icon SHIPS RUN AGROUND IN THICK HAZE
    88 1 JAKARTA. Mon. Four ships have run aground because of the thick smoke base in the Bangka Straits between Bangka Island and south Sumatra, Berita Buana reported today. The haxe has cut visibility to 50 metres and ships without radar equipment cannot sail freely, the
    Reuter  -  88 words
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    Lock icon Hijackers extend deadline for release of hostage plane
    255 1 Hijackers extend deadline for release of hostage plane SOFIA (Bulgaria), Mon. Four Turkish hijackers extended their deadline for the release of 12 political prisoners from Turkish Jails today after threatening to blow up the planeload of 66 hostages. Minutes before the first deadline was to expire at noon (5.30 p.m.
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    The Cisco Kids fire their first shots in anger
    250 1 The Cisco Kids fire their first shots in anger THE Cisco guards of the Singapore Police Force fired their guns in anger for the first time yes t c r day to break up a fight in Commonwe alth Close. Two "Cisco kids" from the Commercial and Industrial Securities Corporation
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    Revolver seized
    50 1 POLICE from J o o Chlat station yesterday seized a .22 revolver with six bullets hidden in a plastic bag under Merdeka Bridge. Earlier, the police party arrested two youths in Oulega Road, Changl, they believed to be responsible for a series of armed robberies. < See Page
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    Lock icon Thais begin drive against Islam gangs
    218 1 Thais begin drive against Islam gangs BANGKOK, Mon. Government forces have launched a drive against armed Muslim gangs in Pattani province near Malaysia in a bid to reopen schools closed after the kidnapping of teachers. Provincial officials said police and village militia In the province, reinforced by police from neighbouring
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    Lock icon Israeli embassy gets poison gas letter
    77 1 Israeli embassy gets poison gas letter TEL AVIV. Mon. A poison gas letter sent to the Israeli Embassy In Bonn. West Germany, was dismantled by German police, a Foreign Ministry spokesman disclosed yesterday. He said the Bonn Embassy received a large brown envelope en Oct. 2. addressed to a nonexistent
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    Goh back from Indonesia
    58 1 THE Minister for Defence. Dr. Ooh Keng Bwee. flew hoir.e yerterday after a four-day official visit to Indonesia. Dr. Ooh, who was accompanied by his wife and two officials, was guest of the Indonesian Minister of State for Defence and Security. Oen. M. Panggabean. who Is
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    Lock icon 3 AM LATEST SOVIET-JAPAN DEADLOCK
    54 1 3 AM LATEST SOVIET- JAPAN DEADLOCK MOSCOW. Mon. Soviet- Japanese negotiations on a World War Two peace treaty began today and immediately ran into a deadlock. Japanese sources said the stumbling block was Japan's claim to four islands annexed from Japan at the end of the war, and Soviet refusal
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      59 1 Report on financial state of chit funds Page 9 A BOBUST society free of fads Page 2 PATRIOTISM and the role of the mass media 3 LAWYER Is refused leave to appeal to Privy Council 4 SOLOMON King, the giant of pop 6 PANIC In village after midnight rumble 17
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    TWO FACE OIL DRUMS FRAUD CHARGE
    98 2 ffiWO Hong Kong seamen. 1 Man Shlng Heung. 33. and Chlu Kal Fan. 49. were charged with committing criminal breach of trust on board the MV Treasure Country, anchored at the Outer Roads, between 2 am and 4 am on Sunday. It is alleged
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    2 youths held
    25 2 TWO youths ware arrested by police at Jurong Town over the weekend In connection with a aerie* of robberiei In the area.
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    Asean call for joint war on drug rings
    90 2 Asean call for joint war on drug rings MANILA, Mon. Asean's first conference on controlling druc abuse opened today with a call for a "common front" against international narcotics syndicates. The Philippines' acting Foreign Secretary. Mr. Jose Ingles, welcoming the delegates said: "If the drug-runners have been able to organise
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    Addendum to the President's Address: SOCIAL AFFAIRS A robust society free of fads
    540 2 A ROBUST and rugged society is what Singapore must continue to De its youth growing up heal my", free from the evil influences of drug addiction and hippism. 'They must not be lured by the fads and
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    Blue films: Court calls for probe on campus
    348 2 Blue films: Court calls for probe on campus ifUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Magistrate Mr. Victor Isaacs, hearing a blue film case Involving a University of Malaya student, has asked the authorities to probe the activities of under-graduates. Alter announcing this today, he bound over secondyear sociology student Jaafar Haron, 21, to
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    Owner foiled bid to steal car
    132 2 LABOURER SM Masilamanl, 25, was jailed for six months yesterday for attempting to steal a car at Tai Thong Crescent on Sunday He pleaded guilty. Ins p. Desmond D'Oliveiro, prosecuting, told the court that when businessman Loo Siak Guan wanted to make use of
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      34 2 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl MINP IF I *^v OKAY, BUT 1 BROWSE A BIT J I VA KNOW J v S^CUV'NOR*/ RULCj J^ S\GMI AS LONft A« HS ICKPS TWOS* PAW* J 7
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    Three drop Coconut Grove appeal
    176 3 Three drop Coconut Grove appeal THREE men yesterday decided jointly to withdraw their appeal before the Supreme Court ov-r a tenancy dispute involving the Cuppage Road premises which formerly housed Bill Bailey's Coconut Grove Bar. Vow Tuck Mine, Loy Say Phor and Ponf Chian Woon all represented by Mr. L.A.J.
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    Patriotism and role of mass media Addendum to the President's Address: CULTURE
    494 3 Patriotism and role of mass media Addendum to the President's Address: CULTURE THK mass media, both Government and private, must help inculcate tin virtues of patriotism, pride in national effort arr.l achievement, and the importance of team work and national endeavour so necessary for group success. This role of radio,
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    PLANS FOR NEW POSTAL HQ IN ALJUNIED
    125 3 PLANS FOR NEW POSTAL HQ IN ALJUNIED rE proposal to build a new postal headquarters complex in Aljunled Road Is part of the Oovern m c n ts development plan. It may take quite some time to materialise. The building Is still in the planning stage. It has not yet
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    Drug haul after car chase
    56 3 ALOR STAR, Mon. Police seized about 600 lb of raw opium and 11 lb of morphine, worth a total of $50,000, from a car after a brief chase along the JitraChangloon road last night. The driver and another man abandoned the car at an estate
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    Two arrested
    22 3 PENANG. Mon Police have detained two men In connection with the murder of a 70-year-old rubber smallholder on Saturday night.
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    Hong Kong musician to coach National Theatre Orchestra
    252 3 Hong Kong musician to coach National Theatre Orchestra HONG KONG musician Nt Tal-kong. 29, is here to raise the performing standard of the 40--strong National Theatre Chinese Orchestra to semi-professional level. A composer and conductor of sreeen music for some 80 films produced in Hong Kong and Taiwan In the
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    Careless bus driver fined
    53 3 BUS-DRIVER Chua Xlm Peow. 31, was fined $100 yesterday for careless driving. He admitted falling to keep a proper look out for vehicles while driving along Clemenceau Avenue at 3 p.m. on Aug. 29 last year, resulting In collision with a car which In turn collided
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    Charity sale by shopowners
    38 3 Charity sale by shopowners SHOPOWNERS of the Upper Thomson Road Shopping Centre •t sth mile will hold a grand charity sale at their official opening day on Nov 1. Proceeds will go to the Chung Hwa Free Hospital
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    BETTER TIMING FOR MAS FLIGHTS PROMISE
    139 3 BETTER TIMING FOR MAS FLIGHTS PROMISE IPOH, Mon. Improved timing on Malaysian Airline System domestic night schedules can be expected shortly, its general manager, Mr. Saw Huat Lye, said today. He said this following a meeting with representatives of the Malaysian International Chamber of Commerce to discuss the present MAS
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    Morning coffee for charity
    54 3 THE Christmas Fair committee will hold a morning coffee and sale of handicraft at the residence of the New Zealand High Commissioner, Mr. H H Francis, in Queen Astrld Park tomorrow, at 9.30 am Proceeds from the sale, one of the Christmas Pair pre-func-tlons. will go
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    Jek to open factory
    38 3 THE Minister for Culture. Mr. Jek Yeun Thong, will officiate at the opening ceremony of a marble factory, Oriental Development Corporation. at Benol Place, off Pioneer Road, In Jurong. at 10 a.m. on Saturday.
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    3,000 more men for border defence
    95 3 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon.— Malaysian defence along the north-eastern section of the Thai border will be strengthened by about 3,000 men next year, according to Deputy Defence Minister Tun k v Ahmad Rlthauddln today. The additional brigade will be stationed In a new camp six
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    7,000 use teachers' union's 'Buy at discount' service
    225 4 7,000 use teachers' union's 'Buy at discount' service ALMOST all 7,000 members of the Singapore Teachers' Union are using its Buying Service Scheme, the STU deputy general secretary, Mr. Eric Ng, said yesterday Under the scheme launched last October, members can buy a wide range of goods at special discounts.
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    70 litterbugs fined
    37 4 SEVENTY people were fined a total of 12.100 yesterday for littering at High Street. Telok Blangah. Clifford Pier. Macßltchle Park. Changl Beach and Chulla Street between Sept. 14 and Oct. 33. They pleaded guilty.
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    Lock icon Pop-and-click treatment for the leggy lovelies
    252 4  -  LEE SU SAN By rKE six Taiwanese singers and dancers, let them pose for 250 shutterbugs, and this is the re suiting scene. It happened on Sunday when the N c p t v n c Theatre Restaurant management threw an "open house" for
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    Lawyer is refused leave to appeal to Privy Council
    319 4  -  T.F. HWANG By T AWYER, Mr. K.E. Hilborne was refused leave here yesterday to appeal to Judicial Committee of the Privy Council against the Court of Appeal's decision on a matter involving breach of duty as a solicitor. Three months ago
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    Drug charge shop hand's undertaking to court
    125 4 Drug charge shop hand's undertaking to court BUTTERWORTH, Mon. Shop assistant Wong Hong Sooi, facing two charges of having drugs worth $140,681, today undertook to produce the driver of the car in which the drugs were found. Wong. 34. from Padang Besar. claimed trial on both charges of having In
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    Jail and rotan for armed robbery
    178 4 GOH Choon Chen and Hoe Buu Tong, both 19, from Malaysia, were Jailed for a month and given two strokes of the rotan each yesterday for committing armed robbery at a Housing Board flat in Jurong on Sept. 29. They pleaded guilty. Another unemployed
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    In opium den
    28 4 A WOMAN. Yee Ec Ah. 31. was fined $50 yesterday for being found In an opium den In Lorong Muallap. off Tamplnes Road, oi S;t'irt»y.
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    $120,000 gold grab: Two held in bar
    487 5 FOUR GUNS, $60,000 JEWELS RECOVERED pOLICK have arrested hyo men who are believed to have been members of a five-man gang which pulled off the $120,000 goldsmith robbery at Toe Payoh ear 1 y this month. Some $60,000 worth of Jewellery and melted
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    Illegal entry: Five jailed
    50 5 FIVE illegal immigrants from Indonesia were each jailed for a month yesterday for entering Singapore without a permit between Oct. 13 and 22. They are Tahar bin Hashlm, 23. Ku Slong Tie. 24, Samad bin Abdul hahman. 40, Mohamad bin Kadlr, 20, and Jansen Sahan. 25.
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    Courses at museum
    46 5 Courses at museum THE museum schools service of the National Museum is offering two courses for primary school teachers in elementary puppetry and woodcarvlng for beginners. The puppet-making course will be held from D»c. 4 to 9 and the Woodcarvlng course from Dec. 11 to 16.
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    Hari Raya cards
    18 5 HARI Raya Puasa greeting card should be posted before Nov. 3 to ensure early delivery.
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    Students invited
    28 5 SCHOOLCHILDREN are invited to attend the opening ceremony of the biennial inter-varsity games at the Fairer Park Athletics Centre at 12.30 p.m. tomorrow. Admission is free.
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    Advice to small rubber growers: Check the prices
    287 5 Advice to small rubber growers: Check the prices KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Rubber smallholders were advised today to check the daily rubber prices to prevent themselves from being cheated by their dealers, packers and shippers. Official sources said the smallholders should listen in to news bulletins and read the various newspapers
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    AA course in Japanese
    39 5 THE Automobile Association Is holding a 10-week beginners' course In conversational Japanese at its theatrette on Nov. 3. Classes will be held on every Tuesday and Friday at $30 for members and $45 for nonmembers.
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      268 5 Straits Times Crossword I l^l a^H H I ACBOBS lifting system of rules and 1. Black sheep for Instance regulation* (4). making communication dlffl- 8. Obeenred the cake to be uncult (3. 10). finished? (7). 8 For consultation on how to 7. Decisive point where light conduct a pub-crawl (5.
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    Optimism over buffer stock proposals
    594 6 Optimism over buffer stock proposals IMF SYMPATHETIC, SAYS TUN TAN KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. THK Inter national Monetary Fund is symputhetic townrds the setting ui> of international buffer stocks for primary products, especially natural rublKT, according to Finance Minister Tun Tan Sicw Sin. Tun Tan said last night he was optimistic
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    'Notorious thug' caught napping at Changi
    196 6 POLICE have arrested a r secret society thug suspected of being involved in a murder and a series of armed robberies. The 25-year-old man. described by police as "one of the most notorious," was caught by officers from the ClD's Organised, Crime Branch while
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    Revised prices of British postal orders
    61 6 Revised prices of British postal orders BRITISH postal orders were sold at revised prices from yesterday. The new rates, with the old prices In brackets, are: 121 P. $1.10 (II. IS); 25 p. $195 (s2ooi; 50 P. 13.65 ($3 70). 75 P. $5.40 ($545). £1 $7 15 ($725 i. £2
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    Wok to open photo show
    65 6 THE Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok. will open the 1972 Singapore national photographic exhibition at the National Library lecture hal! on Nov. 8 at 5.30 p m The exhibition will feature 161 monochrome prints. 137 colour slides and 17 eclour prints selected from
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    'Ransom' blast at industrialists
    230 6 IPOH. Mon. Industrialists were taken to task today for holding the State Government "to ransom" with pioneer status certificates. Slate development officer Inche Kamaruddln Rani said that these certificates should not be used to bypass established government policies. "We cannot simply approve factory sites all over
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    Two picnickers drowned
    46 6 SEREMBAN. Mon. Two members of a picnic group were drowned In the sea off Port Dicksons sth mile coast yesterday. They were Weng Ah Kew 21. son of the proprietor of Wong Motor Company here, and Ah Long, an employee of the company.
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    Run over by train
    26 6 SOH TIAN SEW. 24, wu run over by a goods train from Kuala Lumpur in Sunfel Kadut Road, near Mandai, early yesterday.
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    The giant of pops Solomon King here on holiday
    329 6  -  LIM SUAN KOOI By HE is the only giant about town with a deep, rich voice to matchSolomon King, the American singer who shot to fame in 1968 with She Wears My Ring, is in Singapore ror a weeks holiday. He
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      348 6 Now! Enjoy SCANDINAVIAN hospitality free of charge Have a x Day on the Danes' Make 'wonder- rants. Hot sausages from a street stall. Free fill 1 Copenhagen your first or last stopover on draught beer at Queen's Pub. And a lot more, your way to Europe or America, and get
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    Regina's passion for the glitter of jewels
    166 7  -  EVELYN NG By VIVACIOUS 25-year-old Regina Wong has a deep fascination for the glittering world of jewels. So much so that after venturing into a flight stewardess Job and setting up a women's fashion company, she has decided to start a jewellery shop
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    73 7 of young adults," explained Mr. Pong, who has had 22 years' experience in the Jewellery trade. Je T'aime, which has an authorised capital of half a million dollars, will initially have 600 pieces of jewellery worth the same amount. A ladies' preview of Je T*i lme's exquisite samples will be
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    'Y' outings
    28 7 THE Chinese YMCAs campIng department Is organising a picnic to Kota Tlnggl on Nov. 12 and a trip to Cameron Highlands from Nov. IT to 19.
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    ENLARGED ASEAN UNLIKELY: MALIK
    101 7 ENLARGED ASEAN UNLIKELY: MALIK JAKARTA, Mon.—lndonesian Foreign Minister Tun Adam Malik has said that Asean Is unlikely to be enlarged. Commenting on a news report from Bangkok that Japan had suggested It be expanded, he said memberbership of Asean was limited to suit the world situation. On the Asian and
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    Suicide verdict
    31 7 A coroner yerterday recoided a suicide vtrdlct on the death of Leong Hong, 63 who was found hanged from a scaffolding at Block 6, Beatty Road, on Oct. 1.
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    'Go public' call to Chinese papers in Malaysia
    164 7 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Health Minister Tan Sri Lee Slok Yew today called on Chinese newspapers to to publla. A board of directors could then dec"de policy matters. At present, he said. It was the general manager who determined policy. A newspaper which
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    Price tags on all goods next year
    335 7 Price tags on all goods next year KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Compulsory price tagging on all goods is to come into force next year. Announcng this here today. Trade and Industry Minister Inche Mohamed Khlr Joharl said that price tagging would be made permanent. "We must have some form of standards
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    Seminar on plastics
    49 7 SOME 40 factory managers, engineers and other representatives from the plastics Industry will attend a seminar at Shangri-La Hotel at 3 PJn. today. The seminar U organised by Messrs. Amcel Co. Inc., affiliate of Ceianese Corporation U.S.A.. 1 1 help promote sales of the company's products.
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    Ferry across the Straits
    37 7 JAKARTA. Mon. Malaysia and Indonesia will operate joint ferry services between Belawan. Sumatra, and Penang beginning next year. The Asian Development Bank will provide a lIS million loan to finance the project. Ber-nama-Antara.
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  • LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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      Sure it'll get worse, said the doctor
      227 8 Sure it'll get worse, said the doctor I WENT to Cornwall a government onttwleat clinic In Qurenst«w« recently regarding rashes over my body and the appearance of varioose veins on my legs. The doctor on duty attributed the rashes to the dresses I wore and advised that there was no
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      42 8 BUS drivers an* conductors shouJd be provided with uniforms and should wear their badges at all times while on duty. At present, the way some bus conductors dress is a real disgrace and reflects very badly on our country. LWC, Singapore 19.
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      Where there Is zero 'selling' cost
      454 8 Where there Is zero 'selling' cost TN starting this corres--1 pondence (on exports). I had no desire to upset Mr. Michael Yeo, or to engage in a public wrangle. This is still the position. There are however, some points in Mr. Yeo's letter (ST.. Oct. 9) which require some comment.
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      OFFICES IN HOMES: PERMISSION MUST BE OBTAINED GOVT REPLIES
      309 8 OFFICES IN HOMES: PERMISSION MUST BE OBTAINED GOVT REPLIES REFERENCE is made to the letter by OT (S.T., Oct. 11) headlined" "Residential offices." Generally, residential premises such as bungalows, semi-detached and terrace houses and flats are meant for residential use. Under the Planning Act permission Is required from the competent
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      When the text book is merely the raw material...
      607 8 Are teacher* to be blamed for helping their pupils? THIS is a plea for justice for us teachers in general and for teachers of Chinese schools in particular. Let me refer to Mr. Ngiam Tong Fatt's letter (S.T., Sept. 22), and
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      93 8 I LOST my brown purse which contained some Important papers including a OCE receipt. I don't know exactly where I lost It but it might either have been in C. K. Tang or in ÜBC Bus Service No. 174 plying between New Bridge Road and Bukit Timah Road on Saturday
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      55 8 WITH the present haze, It might be relevant to point out the obnoxious characterlstlcs of five chimney stacks on the west bank of Jurong River, south of Jalan Ahmad Ibrahim. I am baffled how the Anti-Pollution Unit permits such activities, and if they are not, In fact, violating the Clean
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      The mod scramble to get out first
      107 8 TYEFORE the ending of JTJ each show at the Jurong Drive-in cinema, (especially during the weekends) "speed-aces" with beam headlights on, exhaust booming and tyres screeching will be zooming at 40 to 50 m.pii. along the lanes to see who reaches the exit
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    Support SATA fund raising appeal
    298 9 Support SATA fund raising appeal 'fHh: chairman of the SATA Greetings Seals Campaign yesterday appealed to the public to support the fight against tuberculosis. In a radio broadcast. Che Dah Mohd. Noor, wife of the Minister for Social Affairs, called for community participation and support if the present success over
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    Poly guild officials
    72 9 MR. Ong Teong Pin, an architect, has been elected president of the Singapore Polytechnic Graduates Oulld. Other officials art Mr. Chan Tut Sal (vice-president), Mr. Bob S.P. Pang, (secretary). Mr. Loke Pak Chee (assistant secretary), Mr. Wong Hoo Tung (treasurer). Messrs. David Tan, Vim Teck Urn, Wee
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    Gunmen take $200 in cash and goods
    104 9 Gunmen take $200 in cash and goods npWO gunmen entered a shop in Telok Kurau Road yesterday and robbed the owner of foods and cash totalling $200. The robbers, aged between 20 and 25, escaped in m waiting van with a third man at the wheel. Mr. Ton Ban Hu,
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    MP to open Welfare Month road show
    85 9 MP to open Welfare Month road show THE MP for Bukit Panjang, Mr. Lee Yong Seng, will open the Welfare Month road show at Bukit Panjang community centre tomorrow at 7.30 p.m. The two-day show, which Includes a handicraft display and a variety concert, will also be held at five
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    Self-defence
    26 9 THE Singapore Youth Society of Dramatic Culture Is organising an International Arts of Self-Defence show at the National Theatre on Nov. IT at 8 p.m.
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    A report soon on financial state of chit funds
    172 9 A report soon on financial state of chit funds TWENTY THREE chit fund companies have so far submitted questlonaires to the Singapore Tontine and Chit Fund Association, giving full details of their financial position. The association chair* man, Mr. Tan Han Seng, said a report would be drafted soon by
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    No reports of swine fever
    39 9 THE Primary Production Department said yesterday that no outbreak of swine fever or other diseases of epidemic proportions had been reported to Its veterinary centres or the veterinary diagnostic laboratory In Kampong Java Road.
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    STEEL MILL LOSES APPEAL AGAINST $23,300 AWARD
    244 9 rE Supreme Court yesterday dismissed an appeal by Malayan Iron and Steel Mills Ltd. against a High Court Judgment for $23,348 and costs In an Industrial accident case at the company mills at Woodlands on Oct. 24. 1968. The appeal, argued by Mr.
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    Former PoWs here on visit down memory lane
    570 10  -  NANCY BYRAMJI By THEY walked out of the arrival hall of Singapore airport ana looked around rather cautiously, unlike other groups of tourists. Then tears filled their eyes. "We're here! We made it!" some of them whispered to their relatives and colleagues
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    'Don't up prices' plea to shops
    115 10 'Don't up prices' plea to shops THE Malay Chamber of Commerce yesterday made a "Keep your prices down" appeal to shopkeepers during the Harl Raya season. Inche Jalil Harun, secretary of the chamber, said yesterday: "We have noticed that shopkeepers, especially those in Geylang. are raising their prices because of
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    The Wizard of Oz
    48 10 THE Stage Club and the Sceneshlfters have joined forces to present "The Wlsard of Ot at the Victoria Theatre from Nov. 6 to 11 Tickets from $3 to *6 for adulu and from |1 to |i for children are available at Cold Storage Supermarket.
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    Graduation day
    27 10 Mr. N Govlndasamy. MP for Telok Blangah. will attend the graduation day of St. Theresa's Convent at the school hall on Saturday at 3.30 p.m.
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    Film actor Stanley Baker coining with 100 golfers
    187 10 Film actor Stanley Baker coining with 100 golfers BRITISH actor Stanley Baker will be in Singapore for a week's golfing holiday next year. The veteran star, who acted in the film Zulu, will be with a group of about 100 other golfers on a twoweek golfing holiday arranged by Norman
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    Youth murder: Two more arrested
    72 10 Youth murder: Two more arrested POLICE have arrested another two youths In connection with the murder of Ng Yew Boon, 16, In Kampong San Teng last week, bringing the total to five. Ng was cycling home after a film show on Oct. IS when he was attacked by a group
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    Blood bank
    23 10 THE mobile blood bank win be stationed at High Street parking lots 61 and 83 from am to 4 pm. today.
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    30 hotel men for Jakarta meeting
    73 10 30 hotel men for Jakarta meeting ABOUT 30 members of the Singapore Hotel and Restaurant Association will attend the third regional convention of the Asia and Australasia Hotel and Restaurant Association In Jakarta on Nov. 23 and 24. The delegation Is expected to leave on Nov. 33. The Indonesian Hotels
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    Course on public relations
    46 10 THE Chinese YMCA. In conjunction with the Institute of Public Relations of Singapore, Is organising two courses on public relations at Introductory and Intermediate levels. A 12-lecture beginners' course will suit on Nov. 8 and a 15--lecture Intermediate course on Oct. 31.
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    Work permit officer on graft charges
    195 10 JOHN Tan, an executive officer with the Work Permit Office, Ministry of Labour, yesterday denied three corruption charges. He is accused of corruptly obtaining from Mr. Koh Beng Hoo. manager of Acme Service Station, "a loan of $200" in North Bridge Road on Jan.
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    Crash rips off wheels of lorry
    101 11 THIS unusual picture was taken at Jurong yesterday afternoon after the lorry, laden with earth, was involved in a collision with a MercedesBens at the 10th milestone. The impact was so great that its four rear wheels were ripped apart. The front of the
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    Malay stars form $5 mil film company
    218 11 Malay stars form $5 mil film company KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Several top stars In the Malay movie world have established their own com pany to produce films. Tne company Malaysia Film Industries Sdn. Bhd. will also distribute foreign films, especially those from Indonesia. A board of eight directors, with businessmen
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    Hoe Thong and Co
    46 11 IN ihe Straits Times of Oct 10. it was reported that the High Court granted Judgment for $684. 098 in favour of Bangkok Bank Ltd The defendant In the uncont«st*d suit was Hoe Thong Sc Co <19«O) Pt«. Ltd., of Telok Ayer
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    Fashion show for SOS
    49 11 THE Chinese Women 1 Association will hold a tea-party and fashion chow In aid of the Samaritans of Singapore iSOSi at the Mandarin Hotel at 330 p.m. on Nov. 14. Tickets at $8 per person will be available at the clubhouse at a later date.
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    I was beaten for not giving addresses, says accused
    357 11 I was beaten for not giving addresses, says accused Gold Bars Case ONE of the accused In tr-.e Gold Bars Triple Murder trial alleged in the High Court yesterday that two detectives assaulted him In a car soon after his arrest when he told them that he did not know
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    Year's prison for Changi burglary
    72 11 Year's prison for Changi burglary Labourer Sulaiman bin Badrl. 24, was jailed for a year yesterday for break Ing Into the home of Mr. John Dale Savage In Honlngton Road. Changi, at 8.30 p.m. on Aug. 12. ;;e was found guilty of removing a record player, a digital clock, a
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    In Chinese
    21 11 THE National Productivity Board nil! organise a (lye-day accounting course In Chinese at Its Jurong premises from Nov. 20.
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    MEDICAL CHECK-UP FOR FIRST 150
    146 11 THE first group of about 150 non-citizens seeking work permits went through their medical examinations yesterday. The Ministry of Labour said that the check was necessary to ensure that the strength of the labour force here would not be weakened "with infusion of work permit
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    Manager fined $5,000 for having a piStol
    238 11 Manager fined $5,000 for having a piStol KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— An Australian workshop manager who admitted that he had no licence to carry arms was jailed for a day and fined $5,000 today for possessing a pistol and ammunition. Terrence Wayne Petersen, of Pacto (Malaysia) Co.. was found guilty on
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    Vice-president of FNCB flies in
    54 11 Vice-president of FNCB flies in MR. William A. Lockwood, a senior vice-presi-dent of the First National City Bank, arrived yesterday (or a three-day lsit. Mr. Lockwood. who Is accompanied by his wife, is on a Far East fact-finding tour. He heads the bank's divuion that handles oil, chemicals, metals and
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    Wooing money for Seattle The Straits Times
    39 11 Wooing money for Seattle The Straits Times THE International business adviser to the Seattle CountyEconomic Development Council. Mr. Dennis M. Wood-Oralnes. Is In Singapore to we investors (or the Greater Seattle area. He leaves (or Kuala Lumpur on Thursday.
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      LINES OF DEFENCE
      394 12 Unless Dr. Kissinger is merely acting out a vote-catching charade for President Nixon with Mr. Pham Van Dong and Mr. Le Due Tho playing the bit parts —a ceasefire in Vietnam is imminent. President Thieu's hard line has slowed down the negotiating process, but his intransigence cannot
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      SMALLER FAMILIES
      174 12 The declining priority scheme for HDB flats will have the widest application among the new disincentives against unplanned families announced by the Health Ministry. Large families will drop to the bottom of the waiting list whether they wish to buy, rent or transfer smaller families will be ahead
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    479 12 VIENNA, Monday A NATIONWIDE strike by thousands ol doctors and dentists has almost paralysed the Austrian health service and shattered the average Austrian's pride in having one of the lowest stiike rates in Western Europe. The stoppage has hit Austria at
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    Vietnam war: The light at the end of the tunnel?
    1360 12  - Vietnam war: The light at the end of the tunnel? ANTHONY AUSTIN OPTIMISTS vs THE PESSIMISTS By NEW YORK. Mon Is a breakthrough to peace in Vietnam really imminent? There were two opposite schools of thought on that last week. What follows is the line of reasoning of each group.
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    Angkor: Another victim of war
    321 12 Angkor: Another victim of war DHNOM PENH, Mon. The guns have fallen silent around the massive temple complex of Angkor but the vital restoration of the ancient and holy city In north-west Cambodia has been abandoned. A year ago Inesco expert Hlroshi Daifuku visited the site and reported: "Angkor is
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      Lock icon 200,000 Reds waiting to pounce, says Marcos
      328 13 J^EW YORK, Mon. President Marcos estimates there are 100.000 armed communists in the Philippines ready for an insurrection, with another 100,000 sympathisers belonging to different organisations. In an interview published yesterday in Newsweek, Mr. Marcos said: "They are quiet now because the arrest
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      98 13 Esso: We're prepared to sell ]YEW DELHI. Mon. The Esso oil company has offered to sell its business In India to the Government if its proposal to run the company as a Joint venture with the Oovernment was not acceptable. Mr. A O Neff. general manager of Esso India, subsidiary
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      35 13 LONDON. Mon Princess Anne will visit Ethiopia from February 10 to 21, Buckingham Palace announced today. The invitation was Issued by Emperor Halle Selassie when he came to Britain last June. Reuter.
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      ENVOY WHO ESCAPED: I'D RATHER DIE THAN...
      231 13 TOKYO. Mon. Mr. 1 Toshio Urabe, the Japanese Ambassador to the Philippines, who was caught in a communist uprising, said today that he had planned to kill himself if he were held hostage by anti-Govern-ment Filipinos. "This is because I don't want to
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      59 13 GAZA CITY. Mon. An teraell official took over as mayor of Oaza City tcday after occupation authorities sacked his Arab predecessor In a dispute over Palestinian refugees. An Israeli military spokesman said Hashed A-Shawa was dismissed yesterday for refusing an order to provide water and electricity from
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      246 13 Peking may take more US wheat WASHINGTON, Mon. A government report said yesterday that China may have to buy more wheat from the United States to offset drought losses and to help feed a population which is growing by 15 million people a year. The Agriculture Department said China bought
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      114 13 Israel doubles tank force with seized armour TEL AVIV, Mon.— lsrael hhs doubled Its armoured corps strength since the Arab-Israel war In 1967— partly by putting captured Sovlet-bullt tanks Into service. The corps commander. Major Gen Abraham Adan. said the Russian tanks had been modified to meet Israeli needs. The
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      250 13 HfOSCOW. Mon. A iTi Soviet military writer .has warned Japan that its stepped-up defence programme over the next five years could affect Tokyo's good neighbourly relations with other States and would not help the political climate in Asia. Col. A. Evdokimov. writing in
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      Lock icon Feuding IRA wings agree on 'defence' pact
      365 14 Feuding IRA wings agree on 'defence' pact BELFAST, Mon. BRITISH security officials said today a new pact between the two feuding wings of the outlawed Irish Republican Army could escalate the shooting war in Ulster. The death toll in slightly more than three years ot violence rose to 615 yesterday
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      Lock icon The sea comes home for May Batchelor
      123 14 LONDON, Mon. For 20 years May Batchelor longed for a day at the seaside. Now she has the next best thing a bottle of sea water filled with sand, seashells and seaweed to sniff. The bottle was her 52nd blithday present yesterday from
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      141 14 US puts out feelers to Albania WASHINGTON, Mon._ TT The U.S. has quietly passed the word that it favours reviving contacts with Albania, China's lone satellite In Europe, administration sources said today. The sources said, however, Albania will have to show interest before relations between Washington and the Communist Government
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      Lock icon 'Friendship' pandas due in Tokyo
      84 14 'Friendship' pandas due in Tokyo TOKYO, Mon. A pair of pandas being given by China to mark the establishment of Peking-Tokyo relations will arrive In Tokyo on Saturday by air. a Government spokesman said today. Chief Cabinet Secretary Susumu Nlkaldo said a Japan Airlines plane /ill carry seedlings of Japanese
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      304 14 I UCKY Olympic air hostess M. Siklarides tells a Government official of her desperate swim from death after the ill-fated Greek airliner plunged into the sea near Athens on Saturday night killing 34 people. Miss Sikia rides and 18 other survivors
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      305 14 CHINA PICKS THREE MORE ARMY MEN AS MINISTERS HONG KONG, Monday. yHE appointment of three new Ministers with military backgrounds has been disclosed by Peking, increasing the ratio of military men to civilians in the Government and underlining the continuing influence of the armed forces on civilian affairs. Four high-ranking
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      52 14 LONDON, Mon. England soccer star. Gordon Bants underwent an emergency two-hour operation to remove glass from his right eye yesterday after he was Injured In a car crash and trapped In the vehicle. The 34-year-old Banks, who has played In 73 International matches for England was reported
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      66 14 NEW YORK. Men. People in a black ghetto here, more 'nan half of whom receive Government or State welfare payments, contributed over US$BB million to the coffers of organised crime in 1970. a Federal Government report stated. Profits from crime In the Bedford-Stuyvestant ghetto :hielly from
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      128 14 'TOKYO. Mon. Prime 1 Minister Tanaka's Liberal Democratic Party won a bve-electlon yesterday for an Upper House seat but suffered a bitter setback in the race for a provincial Governor. Mr. Juro Saito. 32, was elected to fill the vacancy created by the
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      31 14 TEHERAN. Mon Thirtyfour of 38 miners trapped In a coal mine at Tarzeh northeast of Teheran, after an underground explosion yesterday have died from suffocation, rescuers said today— AP.
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      Lock icon Talks on Kashmir truce line ends in deadlock again
      238 15 MEW DELHI. Mon. Another round of t»lki between India and Pakistan on demarcation of a new truce line In Kashmir has ended In deadlock, the Defence Ministry said yesterday. Fresh difficulties had cropped op at the talks at the border post
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      108 15 US$5O,OOO lesson for a widow NEW YORK. Mon.—Flremen were baffled by the behaviour of an 85--year-old widow who had to be physically restrained from rushing Into her Mazing horn*. They soon discovered why. Fixm the burning roof fell nearly US$7O,OOO in cash sucked In boxes and crates. As a tear.'ul
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      57 15 DACCA, Mon. The Bangladesh Ministry of Law yesterday denied reports that preparations for the trial of Pakistani prisoners of war for crimes in Bangladesh last year had been completed. A spokesman added that a report that British and Australian Judges would be Included In the proposed tribunal
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      223 15 More turn to do-it-yourself divorce I O8 ANGELES. Mon. Callfornlans seem to be turning in Increasing numbers to a new do-it-yourself project: Divorce. Statewide figures are not available but San Diego county officials estimate that 15 per cent of the approximately 1,000 divorce filings each month are made without a
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      36 15 TOKYO. Mon Italy's first industrial exhibition held In Chlpa since the two countries established diplomatic relations In November. 1070. closed yesterday following a 13-day run during which 200.000 Chinese had visited the show. AP.
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      156 15 NEGROES CHARGED WITH RIOTING ON SHIP HONOLULU, Monday. yHE navy has charged 25 blacks aboard tne aircraft carrier Kitty Hawk with assault and rioting connected with racial disturbances on Oct. 12 and 13 while the ship conducted air strikes against North Vietnam. 1 The Commander-ln--1 Chief of the Pacific Fleet
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      253 15 Special council takes over in Seoul SEOUL, Monday. \N Extraordinary State Council of Cabinet Ministers and other top officials today formally took over the functions of the National Assembly dissolved under martial law last Tuesday. After proclaiming martial law In a surprise move. President CnungHee Park dissolved the National Assembly,
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      38 15 JAKARTA. Mod. Lord Nl»ll Drumalbyn. BrltUb MlnUter without Portfolio for Trade and Industry, arrived here yesterday for a three-cay vuit to diacusa bilateral economic relations and alao see several industrial project* here and In Surabaya. AP.
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      27 15 HOBART. Mon. About 140 long-term prisoners staged a four hour riot In Rlslon Jail here today. The cause of the trouble was not known. Reuter.
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      143 15 Ruins of ancient Canton citadel found JJONG KONG, Mon. The rains of the ancient citadel of Canton built In the Sung Dynasty nearly 1,000 years ago was discovered last year, Radio Canton reported yesterday. It was one of the many valuable archaeological finds made during the past year, according to
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      334 15 Chinese guards send back Aussie newsman with a tip JfONG KONG, Mon. Chinese border guards sent back an Australian reporter of Radio Hong Kong after detaining him overnight on the Chinese side of the border. Mr. Ron Sinclair, 23, was detained after he clambered over the barbed border wire from
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      29 15 AUCKLAND. Mon At least six people are feared dead on the Blhce Islands atoll ol Funafuti, which was lashed by a tidal wave after a hurricane Reuter
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    • CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
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        62 16 i Darby $7.30 »I Credit $3 33 MJ Loan Rts $0.40 •>d. Cables $3.46 Crponr Plant $6.10 A. Brew $7.10 i.E.S. $302 KM $4.30 .rntinu $4.62 1. Par $6.25 7 3c S $6.40 nchcape $6.40 H.P.H. $3.18 t Tape $2 .24 (hems. $2.55 Milk $182 .30 .28 .27 .22
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        18 16 ihangri-La ioodwood 'etalinc r'toni Sec. if Way $3.50 $5.00 $5.00 $5.10 $2.26 —.18 —.15 —.15 —.15 —.14
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        Most active stocks
        23 16 San Holds 262.000 Textile Corp. 147.000 F. Cables 143.000 Sea View 102.000 Total Turnover: 3.70 M Total Value: $8.81 M
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        31 16 Industrials: 271.36 274.57 Hotels: 217.M 216*5 Properties: 316.31 329.28 Tins- 132.52 132.15 S rubbers: 21R.M 219.62 Dec. 30. 1966 1M f Dec. 31, 1968 I— f Dec. 29, 1962 1M
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      CLOSING PRICES
      968 16 Bio and offer prices officially LUTID AT TNI CLOSE Of BUSINESS IN TNI SINCAPORI AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF TMI STOCK lICHANCI WITH PRICI MOVE MINTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WiRI: CLOSING TONE: Industrials, properties and rubbers very steady while the rest steady. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as
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      Buying spree boosts share prices
      284 16 Buying spree boosts share prices SHARE prices were generally steady in fairly active trading on the Stock Exchange yesterday. Partially influenced by Friday's improved sentiment and coupled with encouraging news of an improving situation in the Vietnam peace talks, confidence was clearly reflected across the trading boards. After the brief
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1785 16 BUSINESS In and reported to D the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur Trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown In brackets tn lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Acma i3> 3 04. (5) 3.02. A. Tape (1) 2.20. (1) 2.22. (1)
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      665 16 T7AIR Lady Fashions' r shareholders yesterday unanimously accepted at an EGM the reconstruction scheme proposed by Jack Chla Holdings (Hong Kong) and MPH, and were immediately assured by new director Mr. Jack Chia that the company could be put on a profitable basis after
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        Tin is still unchanged
        71 16 rPHE Straits tin price in A Penang was still unchanged yesterday at $623 per plcul for the fourth successive trading day with the official offering up 49 tons to 337 tons. After a firm morning start of a £6 rise per metric ton, the London tin
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        CLOSING PRICES
        20 16 OCT. 23. RUBBER: 112.00 cents (up 2.75 cents). TIN: $623 unch). Official offering 337 tons (up 49 tons).
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        105 16 fHIMUt PDODUDCI IXCMANCI lINQAPOIII NOON CLOSINO PRICES PIP PICUL YESTERDAY CMMHit 0)1: bulk $37 sellers, drum $38 sellers. Cspra: Mixed loose UK/Cont. f2l| B. s>es)awr: lfuntok AST A white f.o.b. 100* NLW 5222 i sellers. Sarawak whit* f.o.b. »«<* NLW 1212J sellers. Sarawak special black f.o.b. M<t NLW 1140
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        Gold markets
        54 16 'li Export price Id non-aterllnc arm In U.S. dollar* per ounce. (2) Local dealera prices la Singapore dollar* per tael. taturtfay Friday UH UM London ClOMd M.00 Btlrut 63 30 U.33 Hong Kong M.10 M.OO Zurich Clottd M 0.1B 83.108 P>rla ClOMd 88. Sport (1) M.5S MM S
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        RUBBER UP AGAIN
        208 16 DRICES were taken to 1 new highs on the rubber market yesterday during the morning on good follow-through overseas, and renewed buying Interest locally. At the fresh levels trading became mixed, uncertain and lrreßular. Fair Interest in forward spread to the end of 1973. The morning close
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        SMR BUSINESS
        97 16 LV SMR prices lacued by the Malaytlan Rubber Exchange and Rubber Association of Singapore at noon yesterday. No Dee. (Current Month) (Forward Month) Bajm Sellera Buyers Sellera (>nU kff. OnU per kf. 6CV (I— ton Pallet) 107.00 109.00K 107 00 109 OON 5L (I— ton Pallet 107.00 10SOON
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      EXCHANGE RATES
      174 16 THE Association of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced these 1 best agreed merchant rates as at Oct. 23. Local dollar* to one unit SELLING BUYING •f Foreign Currency TT ar OD TT OD Sterling Pound 6 6450 6.6051 6 5901 Australian Dollar 3 3185 3 2811 3 2611 Canadian
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      Asian money market
      174 16 Rates supplied by P. Murray- Jones International (Spore) ASIAN currency deposit r rates for Monday. Oct. 23: US Dollars Offer Bid 7 days 5 3/16 9 1/16 1 mth 5 6/16 6 3/16 2 inths S 3/8 6 5 16 3 mths 6 3/16 6 1/8 8
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        MELBOURNE
        322 16 -MELBOURNE. Mon. Rises easily outnumbered falls In moderately active trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. A strong industrial sector, where there were 96 rises to 49 falls, highlighted trading. Apart from the generally firm tone, some of the rises were substantial. Mining rises also easily outnumbered falls, although
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        HONG KONG
        200 16 JJONO KONO. Mon. The market started oft the week on a firm note. Prom the mornIng bell, the main Interest was centrated on the blue chips which darted all the way up The turnover amounted to $56.95 million. Today* cloalnc middlt pricca In Rone Kong dollar* and ctnu
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        Hong Kong rates
        40 16 On the frt* iichanii market In Hong Kong yesterday the U.I. dellir was quoted at 8.6130 for T.T. and 5 5975 for cash. ttsrltni was quoted at 13 25 and •«e tact »f gete) was quoted at
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    Panic in village after midnight rumble
    476 17 Panic in village after midnight rumble FOUR MONTHS AGO TWO HOUSES DISAPPEARED IPCH, Monday A MIDDLE-OF-A THE NIGHT rumble sent aboiil 50 people living one corner of (innong Hijuti new village near here scrambling out of their beds early today. Dressed only In their nlghtc.othes, the residents worked In darkness
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    RAIN AND WIND LIFT THE HAZE AT LAST
    95 17 RAIN AND WIND LIFT THE HAZE AT LAST SPORADIC showers and the onset of steady easterly winds over the last two days have lifted the haze over Singapore, a .Meteorological Station spokesman said yesterday. But haze is still visible over certain parts of Indonesia to the south and south-east of
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    Bid for Malaysian dollar to be quoted in Frankfurt
    199 17 Bid for Malaysian dollar to be quoted in Frankfurt KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— Trade and Industry Minister Inche Mohamed Khit Johari said today that he would liaise with Bank Negara officials to have the Malaysian dollar quoted on the Frankfurt money market. "This is a valid suggestion as the existence of
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    Jobless man accused of robbery bid remanded
    90 17 Jobless man accused of robbery bid remanded RAMLI bin JafTar, 23, unemployed, accused of of attempted robbery at a goldsmith shop In Oeylang Road at 10.30 a.m. on Oct. 12. was remanded till tomorrow. He is alleged to have tried to rcb Nah Sz* Lecng, proprietor of Liang Kwang Goldsmith,
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    Offence alleged against girl in park
    70 17 Offence alleged against girl in park SAMSURI bin Sallm. 19, Aman bin Maunn, 19, and Mohamed Hamdl bin Radln Ahmad, 21, yesterday denied an amended charge of having relations with a girl at King George V Park at 12.15 a.m. on Dec. 1. They originally faced a rape charge. Ball
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    Nine Bills to go before the House today
    355 17 Nine Bills to go before the House today NINE Bills will be introduced when Parliament resumes its sitting this afternoon. They include the Constitution (Amendment) Protection of Sovereignty of the Republic of Singapore 8.11. which will be introduced by the Minister for Home Affairs, Law. and National Development, Mr. E.W.
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      852 17 On your TV and Radio S.N PM Programme Summary 1.41 UN Feature Working For 3.N PM Opening followed by 7.N The Spice of Life (C)— Repeat p eaC c Where The Heart Is 7* News (C) T r 7.11 The Westerlies 3.21 For The Family (M) 5.31 Story Theatre The
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      Women are more likely to be psychic
      687 18 A YOUNG woman was away at college w hen her mother was taken ill. Though doctors reassured the family that it wasn't serious, Anne 'felt* that things were worse than they appeared. In her hostel room one night some weeks after the start
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      THE MAGIC OF BLACK SPICED WITH WHITE
      346 18 DLACK on its own is elegant. It has that unmistakable air of sophistication. If you art able to carry it off wall by wearing just a simple Mack dross, than you should consider yourself vary lucky. Only a few can look stunning under
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      Buying perfume? Then take these tips from a man who knows
      371 18  - Buying perfume? Then take these tips from a man who knows ONG KIAT BENQ By A WOMAN should always spray on her perfume and never dab It on with fingers or a piece of cotton wool. She should spray It directly on to her skin straight from the bottle, or
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS
      209 18 T>OTS and pans made of I cast iron require seasoning before they are used. This prevents rustIng. Directions for seasonIng usually are Included on a tag or label with the new utensil. Read and heed. KEEP Jewellery clean. The cleaning depends on the material. For most cleaning tasks,
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      316 18 Introducing Golden Hands Wbnthly ■pMJPV^IHBHBBPVVHHHI Golden Hands Monthly is an exciting new home st-* <fcllYrf »JArTSM I f asn i° n magazine. ■jjv wf'' ~wl covers dressmaking knitting and crochet 1 embroidery and canvas work home furnishings arts and Aj^P V I crafts and soft toy-making. There's a special section
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      367 18 Adv«fti»«m«nt Skin Beauty from Special Lemons Your skin will be fairer, smoother, more perfectly toned and cleansed, when you use the natural conditioning properties of special beauty lemons that melt out plugged pores and establish a flue textured beauty. Lemon Delph Freshener bleaches away yellowness of the hands and neck,
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      1306 19 CONIAINtHSHIP S£HVX£ TO UK. CONTINENT p- dlm H'burg A'airp Singapore D mark Brem. Havn U.K. CARDItAN BAY I Ml B Nn B Ml 17 Nn a Nn ItNALOER 10 Nn II OK 1! OM II BM a OM TOKYO BAY a Ml 110 M 12 OM 11 He HIM gIEMEN
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      1020 19 BLUE SEA LINE States to Straits in 33 days FOITNISNTLY EXPRESS SEIVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. Houston Bait ■'Phil. N. York Ptnang S'po-l P. Kelang Diakarta ANTILOCMUS Aag 24 Sept Stpt 11 Niv 7 Niv 11 LMMEDON SMtil H Ptrt Oct a Cl MEMMN SMtil Stft a Oct 24
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      1093 19 1 H 9»}3f{-9fJtit3.m\ I^l**l I ■tgaptri ti EirMt: BIC CONTAINER SEKVICE SdMPorerorHamTurg rrna»en Rdam Shampton AIDIGN BAT i Nn a Nn 17 Nn a Nn 1 DM lENALDER II Nn II lie 17 Dk II Om a Oec OKYO OAY a Nl. 11 OM 12 Dec 11 DM II OK
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      1165 20 I ■^B^BBBBllaaaMaßlaaaaaaal^aaaVßßßßjialSaaVlßßWeaWaaaMl i^X— KAWASAKI RISEN KAISHA LTD. KAWASAKI KINKAI RISEN KAISMA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SEIVICE. Sails Jipin Mongtong ETA Spore HA P. U.'M NACIU MAId V. 1 SNIHSEI MAIU He. 17 V. 17 Oct SKINUN MAIU V a 1»«" AWASHIMA MAPU "KM II KM Japan Persian Gull Servl««
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      784 20 PIL H#LII47B g^f" Crsisi ftsssrsi U.I, "tm SU»WIM" Sailing Singapore FBI: Yev 1 tT Stt Bangkok, Djaurta, P Hedland, Fremantle, Bali. Vot. 4 aKm 'tnang. };aUrta, Frenantle. faf I IB Sm Penaag. Oiakartj, Freeaantle. SUiits/MK/CiilM SefYict uu J'«l»P?ra Penanr Singapore Fin M.V. lITA MJUMC le Pt 71 Set a/U Set
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      1082 20 ORIENT UNES lID. ICB BUILCXNG 2 SHENTON VUftV SINGAPORE 1 TEL *****33-7 U.K. lUROPI SIRVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, HAVRE, R'DAM, H BURG, IREMEN Singapore P Kelang Penan, Arrives: neptuxi ZIRCSH ll Pert a/27 Stt Bilbao 20-11, London 24/11, Havre, R'dam, H'bvrg. Brtm. NEPTUNE TOPAZ 1/ B NOT 11/11 Not 12/14
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      894 20 aflp MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na.JOC.Jlfi A«p*no, Kuala Lu. new fl I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia ama sown ti urn*. urarm/citniHEin rnn T|. Man. Singapore P. Kalang Penang Laadiag far: MIMA lAVA 11/14 KM IS/IB KM 18/ a KM Havre 14/12. R'dam 17/12. A'aerp 20/12, L'pool 24/12.
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    DEATH
    34 21 MISS ANNIE LEE WOON LENG Patted away peacefully on 23.10.72. Cortege leaves Church of 8t Bernadette (behind Great World Amuoemrnt Parki for Chua thi KaHf ChristUn t'emrtrry on Wednesday 25.10.72 at 2.30 p.m.
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      716 21 T HI T or »IMCAPO«t AUTNO- Nam Vltt. C.aaUl ••rtk: aVt M.y. 1 RITV ANHOUNCID THI FOLLOW and NU/U|kUr. INO BIRTHING ARRANCf MINTI OUT: B/3 Dili Kara No 5. B/l FOR OCT. M. Bclclum thru. B/8 Pnml.r BUM and OUT: Cnuur S«. Crrybank 5. C UI IV 22. Anal 23/24,
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      676 21 Maw N. York Pti.l. Bait. Orlaau S'nttoa HoiaUw Sia«aa*r» copmi state Ass a laPtKta •MM Sa»t 21 Ma IS Unu Nat 14 tat I? i mi j nil ii ARRIVING UIECT FROM KUM. ITALY. LOAIINt m KEELNNt, PtSAN, Smf apore P. Klanf Pananf eavtiau mm i/i N,, i/i MEIUIANA (Full
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      679 21 IN THE HIGH COURT OF THE REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE Originating Petition No. 38 of 1972. In the matter of INTRACO LIMITED and In the matter of the Companies Act, Cap. 185. NOTICE Is hereby given that a Petition presented to the High Court in Singapore on the 11th day of
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      412 21 POUB RKPABLIK BINGAPIRA TENDER NOTICE REGULAR CLEANING OF ISD CID BUILDING Tenders will be received by the Commlsslonei of Police, Singapore, up to 12 noon on 6 Nov. 1972 tor the Regular Cleaning of ISD CID Building once weekly for tne period Ist January, 1973 to 31st March. 1974. A
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      616 21 PLAZA SELANGOR SDN. BHD. PLAZA BUILDING 428-430, JALAN TUANKU ABDUL RAHMAN, KUALA LUMPUR We are pleased to Inform members ot the trade that our International Goods Department Store occupying 4 floors of our own Plaza Building Is scheduled to open soon. Companies which have goods or agency lines which are
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      146 21 NOTICE NOTICE IF HEREBY GIVEN that I, PHILIP SIM AH HOCK of No: fcO-F Mcl Ling Stre«t. Block 157, Singapore, have applied for a Public House First Clas> i Extended) licence In respect ol premises at Cavenagh Road Kramat Lane (HOTEL GRAND CENTRAL) Singapore, and that this application will be
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    39 22 LATEST SCIENTIFIC TREATMENTS. For natural facelifting, brown patches, acne, all skin conditions, regular facials, postnatal and spotreducing consult Louise Klerk, medically trained and qua'ifled Beauty Specialist and Physiotherapist with 23 years tropical experience Hotel Slngapura. telephone *****3 (B'pon).
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    Acknowledgements
    29 22 THE FAMILY of the late Mr. OH. Subrahmsn.an sincerely thank all relatives and friends for their condolences. wreaths, telegrams, attendance and kind assistance rendered during their recent bereavement.
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      610 22 (D classified advertisements Classified Advertisements GENERAL ADVKRTISEMENTS/Singspore only: 50 cents s word. Minimum $7.50 fot IS wotds. THE BORDER MIX-UP In which six Thai police and militia men wen killed when they stumbled Into a MsUaysisn arr.bush for communist guerrlllai may have long-term repercuations on MalaysianThai relations. NEW NATION today
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      640 22 URGENTLY REOUIRED EFFICIENT SECRETARY. Shorthand minimum 140—150 w.p m. Typing minimum 45 50 w p.m. for 3 weeks' assignment commencing from 11.11.72 In Malaysia. Excellent board and lodging and very attractive remuneration provided. Bubmlt personal resume, testimonials and recent pbotograph (non-returnable i to Box AA0544 B.T. 8 pore. Expanding Organisation
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      796 22 WANTBD SINGERS. RESTAURANT CAPTAINS, waitresses. cooks (Chinese or Western food), experlen.-. Ed catering store-keeper and charmIng dance hostesses (Possible Income over $I.ooo 'month) for leading nlte-club. Apply to P.O. Box 2.7 J.B. Telephone 2133/4. WANTED OENERAL CLBRK (Singapore Citlxen) Minimum qualifications Cambridge School Certificate with credit In English or Its
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      859 22 GENERAL AMAM LIVE-IN wantefor European family. 2 children. Off Holland Road. Must speak English. Phone *****6 8 pore during office noun. AUOIT CLERK Male Singapore Citlxen with minimum qualification pass Secondary IV and with not less than 1 year's experience in Public Accounting Firm. Preference will be given to person
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      874 22 BUNGALOWS, MOUSBS ANO PLATS to let In all residential anas In dlsts 5. 8. 9. 10. 11. IS. 16. 20. 21. 23. 28 Bungalows Coronation Road West 3 bedrooms, study. dining, living, swimming pool, central alroondltionIng $3,200. Similar house without swimming pool unfurnished $2,000. Oel Tiong Ham Park $1,700. Third
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      930 22 LUXURIOUSLY PURNISMBO, detached bungalows. alr-condltloned 27 Wilkinson Road. 10 Avon Road, 14 Melrose Drive, Fists 244-C. Paslr Panjang Road, P Districts IS, 13. IS port) *****7. FURNISHED DETACHED BUNGALOW Thomson Rise Estate available from mid-December 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, spacious garden. Phone Norrls ***** B'pon during office hours OIST. 11
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      950 22 GERMAN FAMILIES urgently require houses In dlsts 9. 10. 11 and 16. Rental between $700/- $1,200 furnished/unfurnished. Contact *****7 B'pore. SELETAR MILLS!— ALL DISTRICTS! British Experts Families Requin Accommodations Long Term SS4OO Onwards. B'pore *****4 *****7. Anytime. COUPLE REQUIRES unfurnished H.D.B. flat any district or room/ flat/house at Woodlands, Mandal.
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      707 22 Houses and land wanted HONGKONG BASEO INVESTMENT Company requires 3/4 bedrooms bungslow in excess of 15.000 sq.ft. In District 9. 10. 11 or other good anas. Immediate purchase and willIng to pay In excess of $250,000 Preferences vacant possession within 6 months. Principals on'v All replies to The Manager. B.T.
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      4486 23 classified advertisements O ANNOUNCr-MLNT/PtRSONAL/ Sm t apo>t only Minimum >20 fof 20 wofds. Telephone set v<ce CHIAPIST FLICMTI TO LONDON Canada USA and European Otle*. E.I.T.A. 42-B, Crow Street. B pore **********4. NOVELTY OFFIR FOR SCHOOL VACATION WIST MALAYSIA TOUR BY AlR— Only SISO/-. w* offer Daya T<iur to Oentlng
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      302 23 SARIIS AND BROCADEI from Btnaraa. Plain Printed Silks and Cottons by the yard from Kaahmlr RajMsthan. Hanmlore In exqulalte colours and designs at reasonable prices from Sheherzadt. Shop 18 The Orchard. Spscial Bargain Csuntsr of Foreign Fabrics Including Swiss Fabrics. See-Through Printed Tncvl and Embossed Voile All at (1.50 per
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      515 24 Pllillillli i Hals prcsßssiflg g irahaa The exciting world of the computer has opened a wide range of Job opportunities with IBM. As a result, we are interested In interviewing Malaysian citizens who possess University degrees with above average academic records in jg any of the following disciplines: Computer Science
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      603 24 SINGAPORE PETROLEUM I COMPANY PRIVATE LIMITED invites applications for UTILITIES ENGINEER 1 (ELECTRICAL) 1 THE MAN A THE JOB: «j| The mat we or* looking for will have f£ proven ability in the installation, operation, distribution, maintenance, servicing and itj* repair sf all electrical equipment and/or .jjt apparatus connected with
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      689 24 I'NIVERSITI SAINS MALAYSIA Iklaa untuk Guru Wahaw Permohonan-permohonan adalah dipelawa darlpada warganegara Malaysia untuk Jawatan Ouru Bahasa (Bahaaa Malaysia) dan Ouru Bahasa (Bahasa Inggeris). Kelayakan: (a) Akademik Calun-calun yang memohon mestilah mempunyai Ijazah Sarjana Muda dengan Kepujian atau Ijazah Sarjana Muda iAm > dart Unlversltl Malaya atau unlversltl-unlvenltl yang dllkttraf.
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      531 24 Sff KOLEJ TUHKU ABDUL K^JPJ RAHMAN \itej/ KUALA LUMPUR Applications are invited from suitably qualified Malaysian citizens for the following appointments: 1 Library Assistant Applicants must possess a recognised academic degree and/or professional qualification in librarianship and rot less than 2 years' experience in a Library. Applicants who possess academic
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      135 24 KENYATAAN TAWARAN JABATAN KERJA RAYA Tenders are invited Jrom registered electrical contractors with Jabatan Kerja Raya under Clause 1 Sub-Head 1 (a), a to 4 for: ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION ADMINISTRATION AND OPD BLOCK. OENERAL HOSPITAL. ALOR BTAR. Tender documents are obtainable at the office of the Consulting Engineers. Kuttner Collins Partners.
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      626 25  -  P. SENEVIRATNE YOUNGSTERS PICHAI, PRAKASH CAN UPSET By THE GROUPING of Thomas Cup material from four countries host Singapore, Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand gives the 13th Singapore Open badminton chai..p.onships a stature more superior to its recent predecessors. The tournament opens this afternoon
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      TODAY'S TIES IN OPEN
      266 25 Today's ties: men s singles first round (9 a.m.): Scan Yong Kwang (8) v Nunung undon). C. Long (8) v P. Prakash (Ind) R Yeh 1 8) vs. He: man to llndoiu; Lee Ah Ngo (S) v I. Sumlrat (.Indon i; D. Khanna (Ind) v 8.
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      PARC PLAN TOURNEYS
      101 25 r>ORT Authority Recreation Club will organise a knockout soccer tournament next month. PARC soccer convenor P.T. Murthl said a total of 12 teams would be taking part "The Army have been invited to enter four teams for the tournament. The remainder will crme from PSA departments." Mr.
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      TIME FOR SBA OFFICIALS TO CALL IT A DAY
      658 25  - TIME FOR SBA OFFICIALS TO CALL IT A DAY TEOH ENG TATT By rpHE NATURAL Instinct of most, after watching Singapore's defeat by Thailand In the Thomas Cup, is to pick on certain players for their Inadequacies and blame them for the disappointment. This is a negative approach, which will
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        SCHOOLS MUST LET CLUBS USE HALLS
        341 25 Dear Sir, IN THE first issue of Sports' there Is an article 'Sports facilities In Singapore' by the Inche Othman Wok In which he stated "We must not overlook what (facilities) we have. We must make the fullest use of them. Every Government Secondary
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        268 25 lAOREE with soccer coach Michael Walker on the need for strengthening the local league. I suggest we replace the present league with a league of five divisions comprising 60 constituencies 12 teams for each division. Then we can have a competitive league system. Rivalry will be created and big crowd*
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        266 25 REALISTIC had clearly contradicted himself. He said: "Singapore sports cannot rest on their laurel* when there are higher goals to attain and greater honours to fight for". Can I ask him: What are the higher goals? Isn't the motive ki succeed Internationally one of the goals that can glorify Singapore?
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      Sonny Rajah is made Macao favourite
      397 25 Sonny Rajah is made Macao favourite MACAO, Mon. Four drivers are flying in from England this November for the 19th Macao Grand Prix, but racing experts tip Singapore's Sonny Rajah as the strongest contender in the title race. Grand Prix, with HK $20,000 in prizes will take place on Nov.
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      Rollei 5-2
      30 25 ROLLEI whipped Raiajl 5-2 in a friendly soccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Rollei s scorers were Lehnarar (3). Apchellk and Colling. Abdullah and Subramanlam netted for Rajajl.
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      Foo's winner
      21 25 UNITED Vegetable Oil edged Hotel Negsra 1-0 In a friendly joccer match at Farrer Park yesterday. Albert Poo scored.
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      Cerutty's course is tough, says Hari
      299 26  -  ERNEST FRIDA By POACH M. Harichandra and schoolgirl athlete Tan Mvi Hua are very impressed with Percy Wells Cerutty's International Health and Athletic Centre. Harichandra, in a letter to me, said: "Cerutty's athletic centre at Portsea, 59 miles from Melbourne, is quite a place.
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      INDONS MAKE 7-STAR BID FOR A GOLD
      310 26 SEVEN Indonesian national soccer players flew in over the weekend to strengthen Indonesia's bid for a soccer gold at the 13th Biennial Inter- Varsity Games which begins at Farrer Park tomorrow. They are Max Rusln, PatUwael, Didi Sasmara. Joppi Ledbel. Johnytoefcan, Slamet Pranudji
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      Saigon trip for good Reserves
      201 26 CINGAPORE Reserves' who played well in last week's Delhi Cotton Mills soccer tournament in New Delhi, will be included in the 17-member National team to the Vietnam National Day tournament at Saigon from Oct. 28 to Nov. 2. The Reserves returned late last night. They
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      SASA to spend $200,000 on Seap Games team
      303 26  -  ALBERT JOHNSON By SINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association will spend about $200,000 on building its swimming, water-polo and diving teams for next year's Seap Games. An association's spokesman said yesterday that the money would go towards the training of the teams, on overseas
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      No soccer for Banks
      121 26 CTOKE. Mon England lnternational goalkeeper Gordon Banks has "no more than a fifty-fifty chance" of retaining the sight of his right eye following a motor accident, a surgeon said here today. Banks, involved in an accident yesterday, was operated on for removal of glass splinters from
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      Indons may invite China but definitely not Israel
      145 26 JAKARTA. Mon. Indonesia is considering inviting Communist China to the 12th Asian Table Tennis Championships scheduled here in December, but flatly rejects participation by Israel, an Informed sports official said here yesterday. A high ranking Foreign Office official said: "We are still
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      World record
      37 26 KAGOSHIMA. Japan. Mon Japanese weightlifter Koji Miki improved his own World Bantamweight snatch record to 116 kilograms (253 i pounds) at the Japanese championships here today. Mikl's previous world mark was 114 kilo* <28U pounds)
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      Frazier signs and it sparks law fight
      181 26 Frazier signs and it sparks law fight PHILADELPHIA, Mon. If legal problems don't Interfere, heavyweight champion Joe Frazier and George Foreman will fight in Jamaica on Jan. 25 next year. A contract for that fight was signed on Thursday night, bat Fraxier's manager, Yank Durham, said yesterday other parties in
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      When will our racing go metric?
      142 27 When will our racing go metric? WHEN will racing in Malaysia, and Singapore go metric? Turf officials are noncommittal but they have already started educating the racing public on the metric system. Distances ln the race programmes are now given ln metres as well as ln furlongs. And the Selangor
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      KL WEIGHTS
      1004 27 WEIGHTS for the races in Kuala Lumpur this week-end. SATURDAY CLASS 2. DIV. 4— 6 F Light Burden 9.00 Stamford Lord 8.09 Glen Larmonlc 8.04 Nonparlel 8.04 Cash Cheque II 8.04 Grey Eyes 8.01 Ad Valorem 8.00 Lt. General 800 Perfectionist 8 00 Bashful II 800 The Clown
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      Sg. Queen inquiry
      1341 27 THE Stewards opened 1 an inquiry into the running of Sungel Queen in Race 4 on Sunday, according to Stipendiary Steward's report. After talcing evidence from trainer E.T. van Breukelen and Jockey Velayutham. the Stewards adjourned the Inquiry till Friday. The stipe's report on the Kuala Lumpur
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      Piggott may partner Jumbo Jet
      276 27  - Piggott may partner Jumbo Jet EPSOM JEEP By £NGLISH ace jockey Lester Piggott may ride Jumbo Jet in the US$l5O,OOO Washington International Stakes at Laurel Park on Nov. 11. Ivan Allan, the Singapore trainer contacted Piggott by telephone yesterday and the English champion Jockey said he would be happy to
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      Gene helps Oakland clinch World Series
      250 27 Gene helps Oakland clinch World Series CINCINNATI, Mon. Oev ne Tenace, whose previous main claim to fame was that he could play all nine positions on his high school team, was the toast of Oakland yesterday alter leading the Athletics to the baseball World Series title. Tenace, a 26-year-old Itali-an-American
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      Boycott SA tour call to All Blacks
      227 27 Boycott SA tour call to All Blacks ONDON, Mon. The New Zealand All Blacks arrived ln London last night to begin a 26-game Rugby Union tour of Britain and immediately encountered the anti-apartheid movement, i Awaiting the team's captain, lan Klrkpatrlck, was a letter from the London committee of New
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      BELTOISE WINS 'PLAYER' TROPHY
      163 27 BELTOISE WINS 'PLAYER' TROPHY LONDON, Mon. Frenchman jean Pierre Beltolse won the John player challenge trophy motor race In a B.R.M. at Brands Hatch yesterday after the withdrawal of Brazilian world champion Emerson Flttlpaldl. Flttlpaldl, the 20-year-old Brazilian who has taken Formula One motor racing by storm thLs season, started
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      52 25 BADMINTON Singapore Open (SBA hall 9 am.) SOCCER Friendly: PARC v East Asiatic Co (Bukit Chermln), Rollei v NCR (Oeylang). VARSITY GAMES 2nd Joint meeting of 810 (Lee Chee San Conference Room 10 a.m); Technical Committee Meeting (Lee Chee San Conference Room 2 p.m.); Reception by Singapore Government Istana 7.15
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    Lock icon When two 'old' hearts beat happily
    61 28 When two 'old' hearts beat happily ||EARTS beat happily in Milwaukee yesterday when Mr. Louis Russel (left), the longest surviving heart transplant patient, presented emergency identity discs to Mrs. Betty Anick, the longest living woman heart transplant patient, and Mr. Erwin Sokolowksi, president of the Concerned Hearts Club. They were
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    Jet takes it all in its stride
    528 28  -  MASIE KWEE »y SINGAPORE'S wonder horse Jumbo Jet is taking It easy although his big race on Nov. 11 in the US$l5O,OOO Washington Inte r n a tlonal Stakes at Laurel Park is fast approaching. "His present training schedule is not the same
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    71 28 MADAM MARIA Woof Tim Boh. 77, paeaad away p*ac» u ll, on 23.10.Tt dttpljr mouraatf by aooi. Lew Chan* Bl*h. riiant L4at, Ciiaog IJanx daunhttra. Wh Klani. Tone Kianf! 2 dauihtert-in-law. Boka Chun. Liv 1 (randaoni. ft «r»nddaugMen 1 gntt umadMa. 1 <r*at cnuacV daufhtar and 1 craoaaona-ln-law Oartaea
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    LONDON STOCKS
    370 28 LONDON. Man. Tha atock market cloaeri Irmrr today but below the day'i high In quiet trading. Initial galna. which redacted peace hopaa In Vietnam, wan not held following caution over tha outcome of nait ThurKliy tripartite talks as voluntary maiufaa to curb Inflation, dealn-a aald. The Financial Tunea
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    RUBIER
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    Lock icon Call for closer ties between MAS and SIA
    582 28 Call for closer ties between MAS and SIA AFTER ALLEGATIONS IN 2 PAPERS... KUALA LUMPUR, Monday THE Minister of Communications, Tan Sri Sardon, today called for closer co-operation between the Malaysian Airline System and Singapore Airlines. This would enable MSA's successors to be the best airlines In the region, he
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