Eastern Sun, 5 September 1969

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    23 1 Eastern Sun SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY -fr Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1109 Friday, 5 September 1969. •fr MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cents
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    Lock icon 'No Policy Change In Ho's Passing'
    580 1 No Policy Change In Ho's Passing' End Of Trail For Ho Chi Minh BANGKOK, Thurs. (Reuter) The Philippines Foreign Secretary, General Carlos P. Romulo, said today he did not envisage any change in the policies of North Vietnam following the death of President Ho Chi Minh. A Vietnamese language broadcast
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    Lock icon Sultan To Visit Johore
    70 1 BRUNEI TOWN. Thurs (Reuter) Brunei's Sultan Hassanal Bolkiah will pay a two-dav private visit to the West Malaysian State of Johore on September 18 at the invitation of Sultan Ismail of Johore. a palace source said today. It will be the 23-year-old Ruler's first trip overseas
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    93 1 FLORIDA CITY. Florida Thurs. (UPl)—The manager of the Sunny Palms nudist colony says he will complain to the U S. Army about its airborne Peeping Tom. Nelson nudists do not use their last names—said the pilot of an 4rmy helicopter apparently wandered ove r the camp last week
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    Lock icon Chou En Lai For Funeral
    74 1 PEKING. Thurs. (AFP) People's China Prime Minister Chou En Lai arrived ir. Hanoi today from Peking for the funeral of Ho Chi Minh. the New China News Agencv reS>rted in a despatch from anoi. Premier Chou was accompanied by Ye Chien Ying. vicechairman of the
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    Lock icon 'Britain Refused To Restore Idris To Power'
    170 1 THE LIBYAN LONDON, Thurs. (AFP) Britain turned down a. request from the deposed King Idris of Libva for military intervention to restore him to his throne, reliable ftources said here today. The sources said the new military regime, which staged a coup on
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    Lock icon Poetic Justice
    109 1 RIO DE JANEIRO. Thurs. i (UPI) A powerful bomb exploded in a Volkswagen car early today, killing both .occupant*. one of whom was identified by police as Shiro Nagami. of Japanese origin. Federal po'ire said the bomb "apparently was of oure dynamite" and exploded prematurely The police »ald
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    Lock icon Mercy Flights May Resume
    58 1 GENEVA. Thurs (Renter) Nigeria has agreed in principle to the International Committee of the Red Cross (1.C.R.C.) p'.an for daylight mercy flights to Biafra, source, close to the committee said today. Biafra has already accepted the plan, which provides for flights from outside Nigerian territory, but
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    Lock icon PIONEER
    27 1 LONDON. Thurs (AFP) British woman fiver Sheila Scott took off fro:n hero today in a bid to set a new solo record for the London-Nairobi route.
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    Lock icon Japan Favours Continued Presence Of UN Troops In Korea
    275 1 TOKYO, Thurs. (UPI) Japan is prepared to cosponsor a resolution in the Lnited Nations that t .N. troops b e kept in South Korea, a Foreign Ministry spokesman said todav. "If Japan's support is asked, she will give it," said Foreign
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    Lock icon ENVOY SEES CLOSER TIES WITH JAPAN
    166 1 The Japanese Ambassador-Designate to Singapore, Mr. Yasuhiko Nora, arrived in Singapore last night, fully confident of greater economic and technical co-operation between the two countries. He noted that this could be seen in the growing partnership of Japanese industrialists in local projects and increasing
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    Lock icon ISLAND IN THE SUN
    35 1 Singapore can play an important role in helping to resolve international disputes, said the departing Rumanian Ambassador to Singapore. Mr. Vasile Gmdila. Mr Glndila left the Republic by air for home-
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    Lock icon 3-Day Ceasefire
    37 1 SAIGON. Thurs (UPl)—The Vietcong will observe a threeday ceasefire in South Vietnam because of the death of North Vietnamese President Ho Chi Minh. a broadcast of the clandestine National Liberation Front (NLF) radio said tonight.
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    Lock icon One More Reluctant 'Policeman'?
    248 1 KUALA LUMPI'R. Thurs. The possibility of the Soviet Union playing the important role of "Policeman" in South-east Asia should not be dismissed, Senator Tan Sri T.H. Tan said today. Speaking to newsmen at the Kuala Lumpur International Airport before leaving for Nicosia. Cyprus, to attend the
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    Lock icon 'Treated Like Common Criminals'
    547 1 FREED STUDENTS' GROUSE KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. The four university students released from detention by the Government today claimed that they were treated "like common criminals and thugs" under charges which they were not even in- formed of. At a press conference in tht University of Malaya
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  • Article
    Lock icon Gurkha Wife Slashed
    114 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. Police detained a man three hours after a Gurkha housewife was found slashed to death at the 7th mile. Jalan Klang Lama here yesterday. She was identified as Blbah Chlntamanl, wife of Mr. Jiblal Khlm Lai. a Security Guard at Petalln* Tin Mine. According
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    Lock icon Rudy Hartono Robbed In Java
    64 2 JAKARTA, Thurs. (Reuter) Indonesia's ace badminton player and current holder of the All England open single's title. Rudy Hartono, has been robbed while training for Indonesia's Thomas Cup elimination round against India, scheduled for later this month. Police in the East Java capital of Surabava
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    Lock icon Stiffer Penalty For Offence
    216 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. The National Operations Council had amended the Internal Security Regulations to provide heavier penalties for those who organise and participate in processions or meetings which could endanger public security. Under the internal Security (Restriction on Processions and Meetings in a Security Area) Regulations
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    Lock icon Long Service Awards At Far East Oxygen
    280 2 SEPTEMBER 3 will lone he remembered by Mr. Lim Kim Kiat, 52. for on this night, he was awarded a gold watch, a long-service medal and a commendation certificate by Far East Oxygen and Acetylene Company for his contributions during the past 32
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    Lock icon Palestine For Arabs Movement Formed
    110 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A committee to rally support from Muslims in Malaysia for the restoration of Palestine to the Arabs was formed here today. The committee, under the chairmanship of the SecretaryGeneral of UMNO. Enche Sett u bin Abdul Rahman, at a meeting of Muslim
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    Lock icon Finer Points In Ballet Demonstrated
    270 2 TWELVE Singapore ballet dancers received a one hour session on the finer points of ballet from two internationally renown dancers from France, Miss Liane Davde and Mr. Michel Nunes. at the Singapore Ballet Academy yesterday. Miss Dayde and Mr. Nunes who are members of the
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    Lock icon 'Nations Go Up, 'Nations Go Down'
    320 2 SINGAPORE may never have achieved her independence but lor World War II- Mr. G-G. past president of Rotary Club and «pert on interaational affairs, said this when he spoke on the 30th annlversay of World War II and its effect on S o uth»ast
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    Lock icon Charred Body Found
    94 2 The charred body of a 36-year-old Indian housewife, was found in a toilet at Block 12. Bath Road, in the Nee Soon Garrison, yesterday. Police gave the name of the dead woman as &N. Papathiama. According to her husband, N. S. Narayam. his wife gave birth to
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    Lock icon Indo-Nepal Talks Ends
    141 2 NEW DELHI. Thurs. (Reuter) Talks between India and Nepalese officials ended here today with a statement stressing the close relations and identity of interests between the two countries. The statement did not mention any of the problems over which the delegations have been wrangling for five days.
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    Lock icon Great To Be Young And Free
    334 2 IN this age of space travel, air travel has attracted a lot of young guests on air hops criss-crossing the whole world. Meet some of the voung travellers who fl v in a°d out of the busy Singapore International Airport at end or the
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    Lock icon WE MUST HAVE INDUSTRIAL PEACE: RAZAK TO UNIONS
    599 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Tun Abdul Razak today warned he would not hesitate to use his "wide powers" as Director of Operations against people out of sabotage or to deter the government from implementing its new economy policy. Under the present situation everybody
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    Lock icon 'More Useful Being A, Neutral'
    72 2 More Useful Being A, Neutral' SHI MOD A. Japan. Thurs. fßeuter) Public figures from the United States and Japan, meeting in an unofficial seminar here today, aaid tha two countries could a more effective role by rwnaining neutral in the Sino-Soviet dispute. Conference sources said the 73 politicians, scholars writers.
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    Lock icon 12 Hours Curfew
    37 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. A 12 hours curfew wa* imposed today in certain districts of Sarawak until further notice. A police spokesman said today the curfew will be from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. daily.
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    Lock icon Land Grabbers
    27 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs Police detained Hamid Tuah and three followers yesterday who led 1,500 people to illegally settle in the Sabak Bernam during Malaysia Day.
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  • Page 2 Miscellaneous
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      45 2 Mid-Week Toto Draw The following numbfrs were drawn in last night's mid-week Toto Draw at th# Singapore Wonderland Amusement Park at Kallang Park: 6. 24. 41. 47. 4 The additional number drawn was 9. In the three-cirrle draw, the numbers drawn were: 33 39 44.
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  • Article, Illustration
    Lock icon AMONG SINGAPORE'S BEST-DRESSED WOMEN
    446 5 pictorial feature by the Eastern Sun based on the photographs taken by our cameramen at official functions, parties, exhibitions, shopping centres etc. ABOVE (right to left): The cheongsam seems to be the most popular at this recent party. Miss Lee Siok Tin in a white cheongsam
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    Lock icon More Facts Asked For Exhumation
    324 5 MARY JO WILKES-BARRE. Pennsylvania, Thurs. (UPI) The Luzerne County Court yesterday rejected a request by the parents of Mary Jo Kopechne to throw out Massachusetts District Attorney Edmund Dinis' petition for exhumation and autopsy and gave him 20 days to file an amended petition. The
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    Lock icon U.S. Will Apologise To N. Korea
    176 5 PANMUNJOM. Korean Armistice Village. Thurs (Reuter) The United States told North Korea today It was prepared to apologise and admit violation of North Korean airspace simultaneous with the release of of three crewmen of an American helicopter shot down over North Korea. US Marine
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    Lock icon Gulf Coast Normal In 2 Months
    121 5 GULFPORT. Mississippi. Thurs. (UPI) A federal disaster official paid on Wednesday the massive clean-up operation along the hurricanestricken gulf coast will he completed within about 60 days. "We have passed the emergency phase and we are now in the recovery said George Hastings of
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    Lock icon Transplant
    42 5 PALO ALTO, Calif. Thurs. (Reuter) Mrs. Bettv Johnson. 45-year-old mother of four, received a new heart yesterday in the 70th transplant operation earned out by Or. Norman Shumway at the Standford University Medical Centre here Her condition was described as satisfactory.
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    Lock icon FBI Holds Wanted Filipino
    188 5 WASHINGTON. Thurs. (UPI) FBI agents yesterday arrested Philippine-born Baltazar Garcia Estolas. one of its top ten most wanted fugitives. In the Mexican border village of Langtri, Texas. Estolas. who was using the name of Toml Isuki Hwamei, had been working in a cafe as a cook
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    Lock icon Dirksen Better
    47 5 WASHINGTON'. Thurs 'Reuter) Senate Republican leader Everett M. Dirksen is making excellent progress following removal of a portion of his right lung yesterday, his office reported todav. The 73-year-old Senator is still receiving "respiratory assistance" but is fullv conscious hi* office said in the statement.
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    Lock icon Reward To Find Tate Murderer
    130 5 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter) Movie star Peter Sellers and a group of friends today oftered a 25,000 dollars reward for information leading to the conviction of the killer of film star Sharon Tate. Miss Tate was among five people murdered last month in a bizarre orgy
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    Lock icon Brazil President Back At Work Soon
    204 5 RIO DE JANEIRO, Thurs. (Reuter) President Arthur da Costa e Silva suffered no permanent harm from a stroke that felled him o n Sunday and will be able to go back to work after three months, informed medical sources said today. The sources said
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    Lock icon NIXON MOVES TO FIGHT INFLATION
    363 5 SAN CLEMENTE. California. Thurs (UPI) In a move to combat inflation. President Nixon plans to announce this week, probably today, a hefty cutback in starts on new federal construction projects, the western White House said yesterday. The Chief Executive was expected to hammer out final
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    57 5 MIAMI. Fla., Thurs. (Reuter) Winds of 100 mph battered the southern coastline of British Honduras today, as hurricane Francelia neared the end of Its erratic journey across the Caribbean. The town of Punt a Gorda. near the border with Guatemala. was directly in line with the centre of the
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    48 5 T U C U M A N. Argentina. Thurs. CReuter) A 13-year-old boy has confessed here to shooting dead his school headmistress. but claims it wa« self-defence He said they had an argument and the 46 years old headmistress drew a gun from he r purse first.
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    Lock icon HO CHI MINH
    697 6 DEATH, as It comes to all men, came to one of the most colourful leaders in Asia Ho Chi Minh. One may not be sympathetic to the ideals of a dyed-in-the-wool Communist bint anyone with the vaguest knowledge of his life would pause in admiration for the
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    257 6 STATISTICS are guidelines for planners and reformers. They also set the trend in the field of human relationships both among individuals and among nations. When statistics relate to marriages, they sound sweeter all the more for those who are genuinely concerned with real happiness and lasting ties. However,
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    Lock icon In Japan Today: Just One Percent Of GNP Goes For Defence
    1644 6  -  By LEON DANIEL TOKYO, (UPI) Two dozen years ago, Imperial Japan's grandiose dreams of conquest became the starkly real nightmare of total defeat and unconditional surrender. Already severely battered, Japan was literally blasted into submission by a horrendous new
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    Lock icon Clarifications Galore
    354 6 The Lighter Side WASHINGTON (UPI) Next to collecting taxes, the thine the U.S. government does best is clarify situations. This usually is a two-stage process. In the first stage, some official issues a statement clarifying a certain situation. In the second stage, another official issues a statement clarifiyine
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    Lock icon Back To Haiti
    621 6  -  Bv MICHAEL HAYES PORT-AU-PRINCE. Haiti, (Reuter) Tourists, until recently scared away by reports of civil strife in this black Caribbean Republic, are beginning to trickle back to Haiti. They are finding that the nation occupying the eastern third of the Island of Hispanolia ts as exotic and
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    Lock icon TODAY'S QUOTATION
    12 6 Pleasure is labour too. and tires as much. William Cowper.
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    Lock icon Currency Change In Jamaica
    716 6  -  Bv JUAN J. WALTE WASHINGTON (UPI) Sept. 8. is "C-Day" In Jamaica. That day. five crocodiles will be worth one doctor bird, two lignum vitae will be equal to one blue mahoe and ackee will be worth less than all of them. Jamaica's answer to bridge
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    Lock icon Duvalier's Fear
    552 6  -  By Michael Hayes PORT-AU-PRINCE. HSitf. (Reuter) From the gleaming white National Palace, home and Office of President-For-Life Francois Duvaller. past the slum shack? in the ci'y centre up the hill to the plush mansions of Petionville, fear has become a way of Haiti. For "Papa Doc" Duvaiier. a
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon BUYERS CONTINUE TO DOMINATE MARKET
      424 7 BY OUR MARKET REPORTER THE continued bullish conditions in the Stock Exchanfe of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday accounted for a total turnover of about 3-4 million units, the highest since late April, this year. The market again forged ahead on speculative buying and shortcovering demand
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 75 1/8 Cts.
      304 7 September first erade rubbe r buyers closed at 5 p.m., in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterday at 75-1/8 cents per ■»o., down one and one-quarter of a cent from the previous riose. The tone of the market was very quiet. Opening quotations were marked down three-eighths
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      Lock icon Society Holds Convention
      402 7 'THE Asia Life Assurance Society Ltd. held its annual A convention recently to review the past production and plan for next year's development. During the two-day convention valuable views and exchange of opinions were freely expressed by all participants so that improvements could be mad* to enable
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      Lock icon Cold Prices Move Higher
      142 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) Gold prices moved higher In routine trading on markets here and abroad yesterday. London gold advanced by five cents at the morning fixing and by another five cents at the second fixing to 40.825 dollars per ounce London gold closed at 40.75
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      Lock icon MIDF Lends $2.8 Mil. For Cotton Textile Plant
      251 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A loan of $2 8 million has been granted by Malaysian Industrial Development Finance Berhad (MIDF) to assist in the establishment of a local/foreign joint venture plant near Kluang which will manufacture and market woven cotton textiles The company
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      Lock icon ADB To Float German Loan
      91 7 FRANKFURT, Germany, Thurs. (UPI) The Manila based Asian Development Bank (ADB) has begun negotiations with an international banking consortium, led by West Germany's Deutsche Bank, on the floating of 60 million mark (US.$l5 million) loan, it was announced. A Deutsche Bank spokesman said the 10-year
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      Lock icon Rubber Futures
      46 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) Rubber futures closed 15 lower on no sales yesterday on the New York Commodity Exchange. BID ASK Sept. 30.10 Nov. 29.85 Jan. 29.60 Mar. 29.35 May 28.85 Jul. 2°.55 Sept. 23.70 Locally, No. 2 RSS tu 292 cents per pound.
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1314 7 BUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchanfe of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS BEN 51.89 (3) $l9O (4); Borneo $1.77 (3> $l7B (1) $1.79 (1) $1.82 (1);
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      Lock icon N.Y. PRICES DOWN
      110 7 NEW YORK. Thurs. (UPI) Prices fell along a broad front on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday in light turnover. Inflationary concern, tight money and Vietnam uncertainty pressured the list most of the session, although trading was suspended briefly during the noon hour because of a power
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      214 7 DEPARTURES Godowns Vessel# 3/4 Hopepeak 6/7 Geraldlne 10/11 Kyoa Maru 13/14 Fern hill N.W. 3 Petaling 21/22 Hyoyo Maru 23 Fiepko Ten Doorkaat 24 Hua Heng 33 34 Santos Mafu 35/36 Bankura 40/41 Gyokukal Maru ARRIVALS Godowns Vessels 47 Australasia 40/41 Bidor 13/14 Benstac 33/34 Penbrokeshire 6/7
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      Lock icon LONDON MART CONTINUES TO ADVANCE
      90 7 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) Stock markets continued to advance yesterday, and there were some good features arising from company news or bid situations. The August drop In the currency reserves had little effect on sentiment. British American Tobacco (BATS) were firm in tobaccos. The prospect of
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      Lock icon EXCHANGE RATES
      121 7 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore yesterday made the following changes in its rates to merchants (rates are quoted to the equivalent of 100 units of foreign currency). SELLING T. T* or OD. ready: Deutsche Marks $77.7550; Holland Guilders $85.3200; Swiss Francs $71.7550; French Francs $55.6325; Norwegian Kroner
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      Lock icon London Rubber Closes Idle
      70 7 LONDON. Thurs. (UPI) Rubber closed Idle with spot 27-1/4. 27-1/2. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Oct 27-1/4 27-5/8 Nov. Dec and Oct/Dec 27-9/16 27-8/4 Jan March 27-1/16 27-3/16 April/June 26-15/16 27-1/16 July/Sept 26-5/8 26-7/8 Oct/Dec 26-3/8 26-5/8 Jan March 26-1/4 26-1/2 April/June 26-1/8 26-3/8 July/Sept and Oct Dec 26
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      40 7 NEW YORK. Thurs (UPI) —Dow Jones closing averages on the New York Stock Exchange yesterday. 30 industrials 835.67 20 rails 199.93 15 utilities 115.99 65 stocks 282.01 40 bonrs 7170 Commodity futures index 139 56 up 0.06.
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      596 7 UNOAPOU MOW chant* cold and other pr officially llatcd at tha cJosa btuloeaa. INDUSTRIALS B. ACMA 1.95 Borneo Bhd 1.79 PEjw' ,M old Storage 2 25 Cycu Carriage... 175 n R s t ea i t£xleea of L 98 I'SS •99 192 1.20 3tl L.77 i
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      68 7 HONG KONQ. Thurs. (UPI) Money Quotations: Hong Kong dollars 6.090 per Ujß. dollar. Hong Kong dollar* 6.1075 per U.B. dollar TT Hong Kong dollar* 14 5 per tael gold 94.5 t>er cent fineness Hong Kong dollar* 162.2 per 10.000 Japane*« yens. Hong Kong dollar* 131.0 per 100 Philippines
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      Lock icon TIN PRICE
      13 7 THE tin price tor yesterday was $643.75 per picul, up $2.00.
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      Lock icon PRODUCE
      90 7 TUB noon price* at the Stngnpore Chinese Produce exchange >e*terdaj were s— peiier Baj a Coeonnt Oil 48.50 (F O B.) Balk Coconut Oil 51.00 (FOB) Drum Mixed Copra 30 AO Mtintnk White Pepper 147.50 (FOB.) MrixiR White Pepper 145.00 (FOB.) Sarawak Special Blaei Pepper (FO B.) 9S« 105-00
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      60 7 (Manager** Price* for Sept. 5) ASIA UNIT TRUSTS Mai. In*e«t. Fund 1-Z5 118 SINGAPORE UNIT TRUSTS 1st Malayan 2 79 2nd Malayan 2 02 3rd Malayan 1-29 The Com. Ind 1-03 The Sat. Fond xd 1 08 sterling Com. 5/4 H.K. TRUST FUNDS l*t Bong Kong 1.61 2nd
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      418 7 ARRIVALS: 5.00 a.m. MSA 029 R. Lumpur 9.00 am. MSA 119 R. Lumpur. 10.15 a.m. MSA 121 R. Lumpur. 10 25 a.m. MSA 005 Penang. Ipoh. 6. Lumpur. MalaccaSA 451 Ktirhlnc 2.25 pm. MSA 047 Rota Bharu. Tiengganu. R. Lumpur. 325 pm. MSA ."><>9 Bangkok. 3-25 p.m. MSA
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  • STUDENTS' PAGE
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      Lock icon Artist: Asia Presents Huge Untapped Source Of Inspiration
      389 8 PERTH. Australia Any Western artist would gain immeasurably from a study of South-east Asian painting, carving and pottery, says an Australian artist who will shortly begin a two-year term of teaching and learning in Cambodia. The artist. Guy Grey-Smith, had already paid
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      Lock icon ROLL CALL
      86 8 BANGKOK: A committee has told private schools In Thailand to introduce roll calls in classes to prevent their students visiting places of entertainment during school hours. The Students' Behaviour Control Committee of the Education Department said that private schools had not been keeping track of their students during
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      Lock icon Once-a-month Date
      363 8  -  Date-line Br Ele and Walt Dulaney DEAR WALT: My boyfriend moved 80 miles away. At first he used the bus or drive down every weekend. Now he says he can't afford it and so he comes only once a month. But still he wants me to go steady.
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      Lock icon Musical Instruments Stamps
      337 8 PORT MORESBY: The Department of Post and Telegraphs, Port Moresby, has announced that Papua and New Guinea will issue a set of four stamps on 29th October, 1969, in denominations of sc, 10c, 25c and 30c depicting musical instruments of the Territory. AD of the stamps were
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      Lock icon The World Of Dance On Campus
      910 8  -  By Walter Terry HER hair is white silvery and her body is trim, as you would expect of a former dancer. Her smile is sweet but her eyes are steellike. Although her voice is soft, exquisitely modulated, you have a feeling that the woman
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      Lock icon LEAVES OF BEAUTY
      45 8 CLASS in Yimcniti dance at University of California, Los Angeles, is taught by Margalit Oved Marshall, former principal dancer in a Yemenite dance group from Israel. "Think of your hands," she instructs her students. "They can be leaves of beauty." (IPS). (IPS).
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      Lock icon Science Notes: Optical Phone For Police
      624 8 THE modern criminal has become a highly ingenious menace. He uses electronic devices to eavesdrop, powerful new tools to enter buildings and 'crack' safes, gases and chemicals to render people incapable, and high-speed transport to aid his escape. To outwit him, police forces all
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      154 8 fSSSESSSi (1) Which country is the world's chief oil producer? (2) A 'lithoscope Is used for what? (3) I n which year was the King of England's eldest son first styled Prince of Wales? (See this Paee next Friday for answers). By Jack Tippit" "He was my favorite in kindergarten,
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    506 9  -  Ann Landers DEAR ANN: I am 44, happily married (for nearly 19 years) and have a great husband and three beautiful children. I made a serious mistake several years ago and now the "mistake" is in his early teens and
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    104 9 LONDON. Thurs (Reuter) A pop group Is joining forces with the stately Royal Philharmonic Orchestra for a unique concert a performance of a three-piece suite written by the pop group organist The soberly-dressed members of the 85 strong orchestra to be conducted by British composer Malcolm
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    40 9 LOS ANGELES. Thurs Pamela Murphy, who starred on Broadway as the daughter in "The Impossible Years," has been signed for her motion picture debut In MGM's Freeman-Enders Production. "False Witness." starring George Kennedy. Anne Jackson and Ell Wallach.
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    77 9 VENICE. Thurs <UPI> The biggest hit during the current Venice film festival la Alfred Hitchcock, and he's not in the festival at all Crowds disappointed with festival are thronging to a nearby cinema which is showing a restorspectlve showing of Hitchcock's English period, from 1925
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    Lock icon BEAUTICIANS TO IMPART SECRETS OF LOVELINESS
    249 9 A BIG day has been planned...Shiseido invades the world of make-up. So get on your toes all you ladies The show, aptly called 'A World Of Beauty', is specially devised to impart the secrets of loveliness through a wealth of beauty preparations. These quality
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      143 9 ROYAL CAMBODIAN I- i 110 Arts t niMTsit\ DANCERS *<L Only One Performance VICTORIA THEATRE Monday Bth Sept. 1969 «t 1.30 p.m. Tickets S2, S3, $5 at C K T»ng, Robmson's a"d National Theatre Box Office. SS3 U/eifJ h °?L Amber Close, Singapore.Tel *****2. Cable: SEAVIEW eauii 31 ±i era
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      91 9 TONIGHT 915 p.m. SIMULTANEOUSLY AT SINGAPORE S PALACE (Alrcnndltlnnetf) jL^ Under the Distinguished Patronage Of The Hon Mr. LI a Kin San Minister For Defence FlrlAl Phoenix <HK) present* Wanf Pan Chin Chan Bang "DESTINY of LOVE" A Mandarin Pletnro la Color with English Subtitle* ALL PROCEEDS for THE NATIONAL
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      197 9 LIDO Phone ***** ♦-Theatre Midnight Tomorrow at LIDO-CAPITOUREX-SKY Wang Yu in -MY SON" (A BHAW PRODUCTION) C A PITOL Phone 2975 "THE BIG BOI'NCE" Paaa vision Color fWB-7 Arte) P:u» Pathe New* Special in Color Mlm Oreat Britain IMS contest rR E XIS K YIROXYv 1 ***** I ***** I
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      80 9 Ryan O'Neal (of TVi Peyton Place) in his film debut as a drifter seduced bv Leigh Taylor-Young in the rol# of a satanic swinger witn piranha personality t together thev try a little robbery. i murder »om« love-making in a cemetery lor kicks. •V r< J A WILLIAM OOZIER PRODUCTION
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      227 9 Aiizn OJOANISATION Mr. ODEON ***** 9TH VIOLENT DAT! U a m 130 4.M 5.30 wis o m Paramount Pictures Present* "Once l'p»B A Time In The Wnl" Starring Char.B* BroosoD Technicolor. TechniScope .«VOn Stage Tonight 9.15 p m. i GIINNESS 2 A Double Tour Money Qali Sh#wJ :v\v\wv\v\\\v*\v\.v\\vvv\v\\ ww TOMORROW
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      Lock icon KUALA LUMPUR WEEK-END RACE CARDS
      3022 10 4 Hi Saturday iee 1: CL 5* Div. Race Card 4—7 Furs.—2*00 ($5*000) n S. Break Sairi 2 1. 854 Fiesta ay 9.00 Mrg. LIX menu E Breuk 6 a. 3. 4. 384 990 287 Judith Anton n 7y Supreme Confidence 3y Kingford 5y 8.13
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      Lock icon Sokitomi Impresses In Workout
      383 10  -  BT BIG BEN KUALA LUMPUR, Thurs. Sokitomi, with Glynn Pretty astride, impressed in his workout on a good track here this morning With Deltarnews for company the pair started from the 5f post and clapped on the pace to run the last 3f in 38 4/5.
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      Lock icon Title Fight Rematch Confirmed
      112 10 MANILA. Thurs. (Reuter)— A spokesman of the World Boxing Council (WBC) today confirmed reports from Tokyo that the Council had ordered a rematch between world featherweight chamolon Johnny Famechon and Fighting Harada of Japan. The spokesman told Reuter the WBC was sending a letter to the
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      Lock icon Alan Shines In Schools' Swim Meet
      483 10 Thirteen-year-old Alan Khoo of St. Patricks' School was the star performer in the three-day Katong District Secondary Schools' 10th annual swimming meet at the Chinese Swimming Club, yesterday He won five events all in record times —in the threeday meet. On the second day,
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      25 10 TOP favourites Jansenites will meet their arch rivals Khalsa Association in the SHA Under--23 knock-out semi-finals at the Padang today at 5.15 pjn.
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      Lock icon Schoolboy Makes Grade But SASA Say 'No'
      480 11 Joseph Yow of St Joseph's Institution beat the SEAP Games qualifying mark for the 100 metres breaststroke event at the 10th annual City District Secondary Schools' swimming meet at the River Valley Road Pool yesterday. He clocked 76.5 sees four-tenths of a second
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      430 11 T ONDON, Thurt. (Rtutir) Third Division teams Bradford City and Brighton stol« the glory with upset wins in the second round of the English Football League Cup last night. Bradford City humbled First Division Sunderland 2-0 on their own ground while Brighton whipped Second
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      84 11 LONDON. Thurs. (Reuter) —Geoff Boycott, the England and Yorkshire opening batsman broke a bone in his left hand yesterdav and will be out of cricket for the remainder ol the season. Batting for Yorkshire against Sussex at Hove. Boycott was struck on the hand bv a rising
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      49 11 BARCELONA. Thurs. (Rftiter) Inside forward Martial Pin* today rate* a* the moat expensive footballer in Spain following hia transfer from Espanol to F.C. Barcelona for a fee of 15 million Pesetas (£90.000). Marcial. a Spanish international tg considered one of the moat accomplished platers In Spain..
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      Lock icon 52-Minute Century By Pollock
      131 11 SCARBOROUGH. England, Thurs. (Reuter) South African Graeme Pollock lived up to his reputation as the world's most exciting batsman by •Jamming a 52-mlnute century for the International Cavaliers arainst the touring Barbados team here yesterday. The 25-year-old left-hander delighted the 5.000 crowd on the opening day
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      228 11 US Baseball Results Standings NEW YORK. Thurs. (Reuter) Results of yesterday's major league basehal game*: AMERICAN LEAGUE Oakland Athletics 7. Boston Red Sox 4 (first game). Boston Red Sox 5. Athletics 1 (second game), Minnesota Twins 7. Cleveland Indians 1. Detroit Tigers 4. Kansas City Royals 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE San
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      125 11 VERONA, Italy, Thurs. (Reut«r) Italy'* veteran number one tennis player Nicola Pietrangeli will retire at the end of this month, the Italian Tennis Federation announced here last night. Pietrangeli. who is 36. plans to take up film acting later this autumn. Pietrangeli has dominated the
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      Lock icon Famed racing driver Jackie Stewart (left) being interviewed by Peter Bond who presents the BBC Sunday sports programmes regarding his prospects in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza to- morrow. Stewart leads the world championship table at present and must fancy his chances of clinching the world title on the very fast Monza track in his Matra-Ford.
      57 11 Famed racing driver Jackie Stewart (left) being interviewed by Peter Bond who presents the BBC Sunday sports programmes regarding his prospects in the Italian Grand Prix at Monza to- morrow. Stewart leads the world championship table at present and must fancy his chances of clinching the world title on the
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      175 11 BIRMINGHAM. England, Thurs. (Reuter) Dick Motz. 29-vear-old opening bowler with the New Zealand touring team, has been forced to retire from cricket because of a back injury. Motz. who broke down in the team's recent match against Lancashire, has been told by a specialist
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      29 11 ALL Blacks of Singapore will meet Johore Bahru United in a friendly rugger match at the Civil Service Club Ground. Johore Bahru on Sunday at 5.00 p.m.
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      160 11 OAKLAND. California. Thurs. (Reuter) Jerry Quarry, the fourth-ranking American heavyweight, knocked out Brian London. 35-year-old former British champion, in the second round of their bout here last night. After the fight. Quarry, 24 announced hi* retirement from boxing He plans to become a film
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      515 11 Classified Ads. House* 6 Land For Sale WATTCN KIT4TB MUSI N CALIFORNIA TYPE o«ra«D Bunaaiow at 4* Hi Bunt Timah Road, lopp Chine&e H.jfh School) tpactous compound 5-rooms. 3-tialU. 3-baxonies faclns Watten Estate Proposed Public Park Elevated hilltop, hlfh-claaa raaidenUal area, flood free, only 5 minutes drive to city. Luxurious
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      601 11 TENDERS PUBLIC UTILITIES BOARD. SINGAPORE JURONG POWER STATION WORKSHOP EQUIPMENT THE Public Utilities Board. Singapore, proposes to call for tenders for the following items of workshop tools and equipment for Jurong Power Station:— a) Portable pneumatic drills, grinders, winches and shearing machines. b) Electric bench dri 11 a hydraulic jacks
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      169 11 TENDER Tenders will be received In the Ministry of the Interior Defence. Pearl's Hill. Singapore 2, for the following Items up to 12.00 noon on closing dates a s *how n against each ltem:1. G. S- Shovels. Closing date on 29.9.69. Previous tender which closed on 24.1.69 for this item
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      1261 11 (CHANNEL 5) PM, 3.00 Opening announcements in all Languages and Naming Star; 3.25 Woman's World <Engl"sh Version*; 400 A Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (English); 4.05 It's Happening in Singapore (English Version* (Repeat); 420 Scarlet Hill (By the Day); 505 Close; 6.00 Programme Summary in all Languages. 605
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    Lock icon National Orchestra To Tour Europe In Spring
    411 12 THE Notional Theatre Trust's Symphony Orchestra and the Chinese Orchestra will tour Europe in Morcn, next year. The Chairman of National Theatre Trust, Dr. Goh Poh Seng, disclosed this when he spoke to members of the National Theatre Club on "Culture in Singapore"
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    97 12 THE Singapore Poole (Pte) Ltd. yesterday announced that payments for the 3-D "$100" prizes on the Sept. 2 Singapore Sweep Draw will be paid as from Tuesday, Sept 9. The 4-D "$250 to $500" and other prizes will be paid out to winner as from
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    94 12 SINGAPORE, will be represented at the Fourth World Congress of the International Society of Radiographers and Radiological Technicians to be held in Tokyo from Oct. 1 11. Singapore's delegate will be Mr. K. Vaithilmgam, senior radiographer and tutor at the School of Radiography, General Hospital. He
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    148 12 A voting and attractive American school-teacher. Miss Eve Inzer. 25. has fallen in love with the Far East. Eve. who is now touring the Far East after completing her two-year service as a teacher under the American Peace Corps Programme in Korea, said "I
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    130 12 THE Government of India offers five scholarships to Singapore students under the general cultural scholarships scheme. Tenable for the academic year 1969/70, these scholarships are Intended for studies in> Arts, humanities, science, commerce, agriculture, fores- try. veterinary science, medicine, engineering and technical subjects, journalism. African studies, music,
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    125 12 The former Assistant Director, Research Division of the Singapore Tourist Promotion Board, Miss Betty Lau. ha* been appointed manager cf the Overseas Tours Department of G.C. Nanda and Sons Pte. Ltd. Miss Lau, 25. graduated from the University of Singapore with honours in political science.
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    59 12 A 22-year-old man. Bidin lin Osman was fined $250, in default, five weeks' jail, by the Ninth Court Magistrate, Mr. E. C. Foenander yesterday, for possessing dangerous drugs. Bidin, unemployed, had earlier pleaded guilty to a charge of possessing five cartons of Indian hemp (marijuana) at
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    58 12 A 63-year-old man was found dead at the foot of a block of flats at Selegle Road yesterday afternoon. The dead man. Chia Bak. of Lorong 23. Geylang, was found lying on the grounds of Selegie House at 3.40 p.m by the Police who rushed there after receiving
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    61 12 Abdul Malik bin Ibrahim yesterday pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing chicken at Jalan Pengaga in the morning. The Ninth Couth Magistrate. Mr E. C. Foenander ordered a probation report on Malik, 18. and postponed sentence till Sept 18. The chicken was valued at $1.50 and was
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    150 12 Students On HouseBreaking Charge THE Ninth Court Magistrate, Mr. E.C. Foenander, \esterday called for a probation report on two brothers and another student who were charged with house-breaking. Claudio Arriola. 17, Rogue Julio Arriola, and Mohd. Mossudiq bin Ashaari. 15, had earlier pleaded guilty to the charge of breaking into
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    83 12 Vigilante Corps serviceman Hussin bin Salleh was fined $5OO or three months' jail in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday for being absent from training. Hussin, 19. ©leaded guilty to the charge of unlawful absence from training for 31 days between Sept 3. last year and Feb 2
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    59 12 A 21-year-old man. Tang Chee Hong, was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with assaulting another man. Tang was alleged to have used a bottle to hit one Manuel Casinis' head on Sept. 4 at Bugls Street. He claimed trial and was allowed bail of $lOO pending
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    414 12 TEN Alumni Associations of the various local and overseas universities will launch a project to erect a 5200.000 monument or sculpture to be known as "The t'nknown Immigrant" at an International Alumni Dinner to be held this evening at Hotel Malaysia. The monument is
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    83 12 Chong Tai Yee was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with committing criminal breach of trust of $5,000 worth of property. Chong. 36. was alleged to have committed the offence between July and August this year. He was said to have been entrusted with photographic materials
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    60 12 Two armed men robbed a clerk. Phuar Peng Hock 25. of $3,000 in cash in a sidelane off George Stree* on Tuesday. Phuar. an employee of Kiong Sing Timber Products, was on his w ay to his office carrying a brief-case containing the money, when he was waylaid.
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    103 12 An insurance aeent. Ng Mong Hong, was given a conditional discharge by the Ninth Court Magistrate. Mr E. C. Foenander, yesterday, when he told the court that he had made many attempts in restituting ?3in.=in to another person Ng was charged with criminal breach of trust of the
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    58 12 TWO women were injured by scalding liquid rubber when a machine for heating rubber in a produce company caught fire. The women are workers in the company. A fire engine was sent but the fire was put out before it arrived on the scene A Police
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    111 12 ROTARY International aident, James F. Conway of Rockvllle Centre, New Yoric, will visit Singapore from Sept. 23-25. Mr. Conway, an attorney and executive vice-president of Bee Line Inc. and president of Rockville Centre Bus Corporation, heads Rotary International, a world wide men's service organisation comprising
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    146 12 The International Labour Organisation has organised a round table conference of economic planners, labour administrators, employers and workers. The Conference which started in Manila on Sept. 2. covers such questions as how to harmonise development goals with social justice, how labour ministries can change from regulatory
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    59 12 A 40-year-old woman. Madam Ang Sai Yeun. had a narrow escape from death when she fell from the fifth floor of a block of flat in Geylang serai on to the backs of two men. The two men. who were drinking coffee in a side-stall
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    287 12 THE Y's Men's Club of Singapore, Beta Chapter, yesterday called for support for the Kampong Glam Community Centre Building Fund. In a release jointly Issued by the chairman of the Film Premiere Sub-Com-mittee of the Centre's Building Fund Committee. Mr. Ravmon T
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      87 12 Time 6t Tide High Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 539 a.m. (5.5 ft.), 4.05 p.m. (7.1 ft Naval Dockyard: 529 a.m. (7.1 ft.), 4.07 p.m. (8.4 ft.). Low Tide (Tomorrow) Singapore Town: 10.32 a.m. (5.0 ft.). Naval Dockyard: 11.20 a.m. (6.4 ft.). High Tide (Tomorrow) Singapore Town: 9.06 am. (5.8 ft.).
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