Eastern Sun, 18 September 1969

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN SINGAPORE'S OWN NATIONAL DAILY Estd. 1966. Vol. 4 No. 1122 Thursday, 18 September 1969. MC(P) 0737 Price 15 cent*
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    Lock icon TIME I RETIRE' —TUNKU AT HK DINNER
    446 1 HONG KONG, Wed, (Reuter) The Malaysian Prime Minister, Tunku Abdul Rahman, said here tonight it was about time that he gave up his post. Speaking at a dinner reception given in his honour by the Malay-sia-Singapore Association of Hong Kong, the Tunku said:
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    Lock icon 'ISRAELI JET SHOT DOWN'
    212 1 AMMAN. Wed. (Reuter) Jordanian ground forces &hot down an Israeli fighter plane which attacked Irbid governorate. north of Amman a military spokesman s ald here. The Israeli plane was oart of two formations of aircraft which struck at two villages In the area yesterday. An Israeli
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    Lock icon 4 DIE IN SAILORS' BRAWL
    109 1 CAPE TOWN. Wed. (AFP) Four men, believed to be Japanese were killed and many others injured in a violent brawl which broke out early today between Japanese and Chinese seamen In a street of the city habour district. Police said more than 80 seamen took
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    Lock icon Manager Fights Back...
    107 1 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) The manager of a Chinese restaurant used a meatcleaver to ftght off four bandit* here early today, sending one of them fleeing with his arm nearly severed. Mr. Fan Chi Sing grabbed the cleaver and gave battle when the raiders, who held staff at
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    Lock icon Convention On Hijacking
    87 1 BERNE. Wed. (AFP) Switzerland today became the 38th country to sign the Tokyo convention o n the hijacking of airliners. The Federal Council 'Government* signed th e agreement on the insistence of Swi Sg pilots, the Federal Air Office said. The agreement will later be submitted to
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    Lock icon INDONESIA REJECTS SOVIET INVESTMENT
    149 1 JAKARTA. Wed. (AFP) Indonesia todaj turned down a Russian offer to invest in Indonesia's fisheries This was announced by Dr. Ismael Thajeb. leader of the Indonesian negotiation team, after a three-hour wrangle with the visiting fifteen-man Soviet economic delegation. Again reporting "no pro- (ress" since the
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    Lock icon 'In Russia With Love'
    78 1 JAKARTA, Wed (AFP) —lndonesia's Foreign Minister Adam Malik today confirmed that member of the Indonesian embassy start in Moscow had disappeared. He said that the missing man "had fallen in love with a girl" but declined to comment further. Foreign Ministry offl cials said that the
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    Lock icon Attack On US Envoy
    83 1 CALI Colombia, Wed (AFP) Mr. Robert Vaughn, the United States ambassador to Colombia, narrowly escaped death last night when a young man hurled a heavy iron object at him from a rooftop in this Western Colombia city Mr. Vaughn was leaving a h«>u»e here in the
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    Lock icon UK BANKS RAISE OVERDRAFT INTEREST
    277 1 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter)— Industrialists and the man m the street were today counting the cost of a shcck announcement from the big banks that thev are stepping up their interest rates on overdrafts. The increase >n most cases one-half per cent, is believed to be
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    Lock icon Conscription Reduced
    53 1 WASHINGTON, Wea. (Reuter) Defence Secretary Melvin H Laird said today the continuing turnover of more combat responsibility to South Vietnamese forces wxU mean conscription of fewer Americans at home. He told a press conference that the expected revised draft (conscription) ligures lor the next few months to be
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    Lock icon LONG SERVICE AWARDS
    121 1 President Yusof bin Ishalc yesterday presented Long Service Meaals as announced in the National Day Awards to 129 civil servants. The presentation ceremony was held at the lstana. The civil servants represents a cross-section of the entire service including members of the Police Force. Statutory Bodies. Hospital
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    Lock icon DEFENCE DISCUSSIONS IN K'LUMPUR
    339 1 "CONSULTATIONS" KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Malaysia and Singapore began talks on defence matters and "common issues concerning the two countries" under a tight security ring. Singapore was represented by the Minister for Defence. Mr. Lim Kim San and the Minister for Law and National Development. Mr. E.W.
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    Lock icon Metal Mart To Go Metric
    80 1 LONDON. Wed. (Reuter) Copper. Tin. lead and zinc are to be traded on the London Metal Exchange on the basis of the metric system alter next January, the market announced today The trading unit will be a metric ton The minimum trad, ing parcels of
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    Lock icon Legionnaires Flown To Chad
    76 1 PARIS. Wed (Reuler) France today dispatched more crack foreign legionnaire paratroops to Chad where rebel nomads are challenging the government o* Chad. A French Air For re transport aircraft took off from a military air field at Istres. Southern France, with 120 Legionnaire? aboard, bomri for
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      190 1 "Christian Books aro your friends" BO HURRY ALONG TO CM CHRISTIAN V BOOKROOM 36H PRINSEP STREET. SINGAPORE 7 and choose your "friends** from our wide range of GOOD CHRISTIAN LITERATURE Visit us at our BARGAIN COUNTER 2nd floor LADIES Blouse? (assorted Patterns) At Half Price T-Shirts (Nylon) Usual 55.00 Now
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    Lock icon 'Relevance Of Religions' Seminar Opens At Varsity
    526 2 SINGAPORE is perhaps the only place where all th« religions of the world This comment was made by Mr. Meherven Singh, Hon Secretary of the In-ter-Religious Organisation when he spoke at the opening of the Inter-Reliaious Seminar on 'The Relevance of Religion to
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    Lock icon Industrialisation Policy Praised
    158 2 THE sales manager of a leading British •ngineering industry, Mr. D. C. Richardson yesterday said the rigid policy adopted by Singapore and Malaysia in technical education to produce a nucleus of highly trained workshop engineers is a step toward the right direction. He said this was because
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    Lock icon Govt. Stock Over Subscribed
    105 2 THE Minister for Finance has authorised an additional Issue of $37.5 million to the $l5O million tax-free Registered Stock, 1969, which was opened to the public for subscription on Sept. 8. A statement from the Finance Ministry yesterday stated that the additional issue was authorised because
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    Lock icon Move To Turn Eiffel Tower
    48 2 PARIS. Wed. (Reuter) Plans are afoot to turn the Eiffel Tower into a ski resort this winter. Managers of the 80-year-old tower have asked city authorities lor permission to build a 200-yard plastic ski slope from the 186-foot-high first storey to the ground.
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    Lock icon Ex-Policeman On CBT Charge
    95 2 FORMER Police Inspector. M.M. Mclntyre. was charged in the Seventh Magistrate's Court yestenrtav with crimir nal breach of trust. Mclntyre. 33, was alleged to have in his capacity as an "agent" of the Singer Sewing Machine Company of Orchard Road, collected instalments from various hirers. The
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    Lock icon Fong To See German Elections
    138 2 THE Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister for Culture, Mr. Fong Sip Chee, will observe the pre-election preparations for West Germany's General Elections, during his tour of the Federal Republic of Germany. Mr. Fong left Singapore on Tuesday night to *o on this three-week information tour
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    Lock icon Mobile Electronics Trade Fair Here Sept. 20
    198 2 HIGHLY sophiscated scientific and electronic equipment will be put on display at the Southeast Electronics Mobile Trade Fair, organised by Pan American World Airways, scheduled to open at the Singapore Conference Hall on Saturday. Sept. 20. Six leading American electronic equipment manufacturers will
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    Lock icon 'PROSPECTING' TRENGGANU ISLAND RESORT
    218 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed Tun Tan Siew Sin, Minister with Special Functions, and Enche Mohamed Khir Johari, Minister of Commerce and Industry, leave for a one-day cruise round Pulau Perhentian and other islands off the coast of Trengganu this Saturday. But an idle pleasure cruise this is
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    Lock icon Hunt On For 'Grenade Boy'
    51 2 GAZA. Wed (Feuter) Security Forces yesterday searched this city for a youth who threw a grenade at a crowd of Jewish and Arab shoppers in a market, killing an Israeli mother oI 12. The grenade also wounded her 15-year-old son. another Israeli woman and 15
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    Lock icon Asean Defines Areas Of Technical Co-operation
    345 2 KUALA LUMPUR, Wed. Multi lateral areas of co-operation among members of Asean have been identified by the first meeting of Permanent Committer on Communication, Air Traffic Services and Meteorology which ended here today. A Joint press statement Issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs
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    Lock icon Used Forged I-Card To Get New One
    112 2 MOH CHUAN NAH. was charged in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday with using a forged document to obtain a new identity card. Moh. 22. was alleged to have used an o'd identity card bear? ing number S3W ***** for the purpose of obtaining
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    Lock icon Robbed On Way To The Bank
    100 2 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed A restaurant worker o n his *ay to the bank was yesterday held up by three men and robbed of $736. The victim. Ho Sing Fong. 47. was on hi g way to deposit s7'o busines s takmg s fo r
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    Lock icon Indon, Swiss Firm Sign Rice Pact
    84 2 JAKARTA. Wed (UPIt The Indonesian Government has signed a new r»> cultivation Project with the B»iss company, Ciba to increase productions. The contract provide, for 4 U*****,912 loan in th# form of equipment and fertiliser. The progamme calls fl»r development of 400.000 (SSn.OPo acres)
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      79 2 WELCOME MR. STANLEY N. WEBB Regional Export Manager of no CORPORATION 125. Oakton Street-Des Plaines Illinois USA from CHAMPION TRADING (M) CO. 405, Pesiaran Keliling, Singapore 13. TEL: *****6 Sole Distributor For (OIL, GAS DIESEL TREATMENT.) Special 3 Days 2 Mights BALI TOUR All Inclusive: Air-ticket SIN/BALI/SIN Hotel Accommodation Tours
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      73 2 TODAY an Thursday, September 18, 1969. m r, iWiiHi [TTrt mm 2 3 Your 4 Today 44 Cc SSwwme* 45 A 6 Friandr' 46W ■*6 Willing. 47 For 48 Bod 49 50 51 52 53 54 25 Irritabt*. "55 Get 26 Attract 56 A 28 29 Whoi# .59 Thingt 30
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    Lock icon MOON MEN: LET'S LOOK BOTH WAYS
    409 5 WASHINGTON, Wed. (UPI) —The Apollo 11 attrmiuh wore given resounding applause at a joint session of Congress Tuesday for their pioneering moon voyage. The astronauts in return presented the House and the Senate each with a flag they took along on the trip, and
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    Lock icon Haynsworth Questioned By Senators
    188 5 WASHINGTON. Wed. <Reuter> Judge Clement F. Haynsworth. nominated to the Supreme Court by President Nixon, today strongly denied any conflict of interest or personal financial profit In his activities as a lower court Judge. The 56-year-old Judge was questioned about his financial activities when the Senate
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    Lock icon Liberian Woman Delegate Now Assembly President
    652 5 UNITED NATIONS, Wed. (UPI) The Central Assembly opened if* 24th annual session yesterday, electing the second woman President in its history to preside over debate of 104 items ranging from how to settle the Middle East war to how to observe the U.N. silver
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    Lock icon Erstwhile Hippie?
    181 5 WASHINGTON. Wed. (UPI) Richard Nixon once a Hippie? The current issue ot Orange County illustrated magazine tells the story. It all happened when Nixon was an undergradu ate at Whitter College. At the age of 17. within a month after entering: Whitter, he was "part of a Cabal
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    Lock icon Shirley Temple Takes U.N. Seat
    111 5 UNITED NATIONS. Wed (Reuter) Former screen child star Shirley Temple took her seat today as one of six U.S. delegates to the 24th session of the UN. General Assembly. The now Mrs Black earlier faced the rigours of her first press conference as a diplomat.
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    Lock icon Friends Of Sharon Tate Questioned
    166 5 LOS ANGELES, Wed. (Renter) Friends of murdered actress Sharon Tate said police questioned them yesterday about drug activities of her former fiance. Hollywood hair stylist Jay Sebring. Sebnng. 35. was murdered along with 26-year-old Miss Tate and three others In a bizarre multiple killing at
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    Lock icon JEALOUSY KILLING
    110 5 LOS ANGELES. Wed (UPI) A wealthy. 35-year-old bachelor who was about to be married was shot to death in his office by a former girl friend, who then took her own life police said yesterday Detectives said Donna Peck. 32. apparently became despondent and jealous after she learned
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    Lock icon Peru Indians On Warpath
    70 5 LIMA. PERU, Wed (Reuter) —A hundred warlike Indian tribesman are holding about 20 families prisoners at two remote jungle settlement* near the Amazon River. Three hunters escaped to take the news to Inquitos. capital of Loreto Department. Northern Peru. Report® reaching here today said a police
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    Lock icon Senate Okays Budget For New Bomber
    137 5 WASHINGTON. Wed (Renter 1 The Senate yesterday voted against attempts to cut funds for a new manned bomber completing a victorious Pentagon effort to keep intact spending requests for new land, sea and air weapons By a 56-31 vote the Senate rejected an amendment
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    Lock icon Svetlana On Why Khrushchev Lost
    416 5 NEW YORK, Wed. (UPI) Nikit« S. Khrushchev might have succeeded in freeing Russia from rule by terror if he had not reaped the enmity of Communist Party leaders by denouncing Stalin after his death in 1953, according to Svetlana Alliluyeva. Stalin's daughter. In her second
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    Lock icon America Tests New N-Bomb
    271 5 PAHUTE MESA, Nev. Wed, (UPI) One of the newest and most powerful anti-missile warheads tested rocked this volcanic mesa Tuesday and swayed high-rise gambling resorts 115 miles a way in Las Vegas. The hydroaen weapon melted rock 3,800 feet below the earth's surface and carved out
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    Lock icon Nixon To Hold Consultations
    107 5 WASHINGTON. Wed. (Reuter> President Nixon will hold a round of talks with foreign delegation heads to the United Nations on Thursday following his morning address to the opening session of the U.N.'s 24th General Assembly. The talks, to be held privately at the Walfdorf Astoria hotel,
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    Lock icon Negro Fire Pins Down Ill. Police
    239 5 CAIRO, 111.. Wed (Reuter) Pollee were pinned down for 30 minutes by gunfire from a Negro housing area here today shortly after the Mayor and Police Chief resigned. At least 300 rounds of submachine gun and rifle Are poured on to the police, a
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    Lock icon Agnew On Civil Rights Programme
    112 5 WILLIAMSBURG, Virginia. Wed. (Reuter) Vice President Spiro Agnew tonight defended the Nixon administration's civil rights programme, saying it was fair to all involved and denying there had been a major retreat. The Vice President, speaking at a dinner of the Southern Governors' Conference here, took
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    Lock icon Nixon Might Suspend Draft
    77 5 WASHINGTON. Wed (Reuter) The White House said today that President Nixon is considering suspending the military draft (conscription), at least for a period The White House spokesman. Ronald Ziegler. said, however, that no decision had vet been made. Asked if suspension of th« draft wa« among
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  • COMMERCIAL & INDUSTRIAL
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      Lock icon ACTIVE INTEREST IN BETTER CLASS STOCKS
      390 7 By Our Market Reporter FOLLOWING the opening bell in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday, industrials followed up the previous day's steady trend and had increased dealings. Trading was more active especially in the afternoon session and of special interest was the
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      Lock icon BUSINESS DONE
      1194 7 gt'SINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded in brackets in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified: INDUSTRIALS Ben 51.85 (1); Borneo $l.Bl *l' *l.BO (s>; Boustead $2.00 (1) Si 98 ll»;
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      Lock icon U.K. Banks To Increase Their Lending Rates
      115 7 LONDON. Wed. <UPI) Britain's biggest banks yesterday announced a surprise increase in their lending rates in a bid to reduce current pressure on bank loans. The banks will increase their lending rates by 1/2 per cent from Oct. 1 to narrow the gap
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      Lock icon 2nd Highest Turnover Recorded In HK Mart
      142 7 HONG KONG. Wed. (UPI) The Hong Kong Stock Exchange yesterday posed a turnover of 18.7 million Hong Kong dollars (about 3.08 million U.S. dollars) the second highest turnover ever recorded. In May this year a turnover of 19 million Hong Kong dollars (about
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      Lock icon Seoul Mission In Madrid
      52 7 MADRID. Wed. (UPI) A South Korean trade mission arrived In Madrid from London yesterday for talks with Spanish authorities to Increase commerce between the two countries The Korean mission was presided over bv Chun-Kap-Rhlme of the Korean Commerce Ministry. The mission will be in Spain for
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      Lock icon TEN PRICE
      15 7 The tin Pnce for yesterday *'a s $632 62* per picul. down *2J.
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      210 7 The following Is a berthing list released by the Port oi Singapore Authority: DEPARTURE Godowns Vessels 3/4 Cellina 6/7 Knud Maersk 10/11 Clara Maersk 18 Aeneas 25/26 Mica 31/32 West f alia 40 41 Wakato Maru 46 Bencleuch 47 Rhexenor ARRIVAL Godowns Vessels 47 Penelope 27/28 Asoharu
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      Lock icon RUBBER: 76 1/8 Cents
      277 7 October flret grade rubber buyers closed at S p.m.. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur yesterdav at 76J cents per lb., up one eighth of a cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet. After opening slightly steadier, dull trading conditions ruled throughout
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      Lock icon Pan Am Will Buy Soviet Planes If...
      152 7 TOKYO. Wed. (UPI) Pan American World Airways President Najeeb E. Halaby says his firm would buy supersonic aircraft from the Soviet Union "If we were forced to by events.' Halaby made the statement In a television interview taped for closed circuit broadcast yesterday
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      Lock icon Flying Colours For The 747
      387 7 Design For Giant Jet rPHE new 747 jett will carry BOAC's name across tha world in lattart almost four feet high bisidi a Union Jack tha tiza of a kitchen table. The new livery has been designed for the 747s that BOAC will introduce into
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      Lock icon Rubber Futures
      51 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Rubber futures closed unchanged to 85 polntg higher on the New York Commodity exchange yesterday. There were no sale. (BID) CASK) NOT. 28.00 29.35 Jan. 28.85 Mar. 27.75 28 70 May 28.60 July 28.50 Sept. 23.45 Locally. NO. 2 RSS was 28 cents Per
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      Lock icon American Cutbacks Bolster Stocks
      186 7 NEW YORK. Wed (UPl> President Nixon'g announcement of further troop cutbacks in Vietnam bolstered stocks yesterday In fairly active trading. Near the close, the UPI marketwlde indicator was up 0.18 p«r cent on 1.549 issues crossing the tape. There were 710 advances and 580 declines. The
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      Lock icon London Rubber Market Closes Quiet
      74 7 LONDON. Wed. (UPI) Rubber market closed quiet yesterday with spot 27-3/8. 27-s'B nom. SETTLEMENT HOUSE Oct, Nov. Dec and Oct/D«c 27-1/2, 27-5/8 Jan/March 28-13/16. 27 April'Jun 28-3/4. 26-13/18 July/Sept 26-9/16. 26-11/16 Oct/Dec 26-7/16. 26-9/16 Jan/March 26-5/16, 26-1/2 April' June 26-3/16. 26-3/8 July Sept 28-1/16. 26-5/16
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      Lock icon U.K. INDUSTRIALS MIXED
      191 7 LONDON. Wed (Reuter)— The easier tendency noted in the market earlier yesterday was reversed in late trading. and the Ft" index rose 1 3 to 390.5 towards the close after an earlier fall of l.a Leading industrials were mixed after initial firmness. Unilever. Glaxo and EMI extended
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      Lock icon Stock Exchange Closing Prices
      632 7 IkTfTirrrr m m m i ehutt Mid IM oanntv uaiea ii hailMU otbe» i tM eft* IftOM M Of INDUSTRIALS Acma Ben Co Borneo Bbd UT lit IW k Bouttrad 1.1*9 C. Pi) wood 1 Ml C l)Ufir lb 4.4| 4 16 iMmieti Co. Cold &turi|t
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      Lock icon Gold Prices Unchanged
      123 7 NEW YORK. Wed. (UPI) Gold prices were mostly unchanged in moderately active trading yesterday on market# here and abroad. In London, gold remained unchanged at 41.00 dollars a troy ounce for both the morning and second fixings. Gold In Zurich was unchanged at 40.95 an ounce, while
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      Lock icon H.K. Money
      56 7 HONG KONG. Wed (UPI) Money quotation* yesterday: HKS6 ***** per US. dollar HK56.105 per US dollar TT HKJI4S2 per pound aterlin* HK5307.875 per tael of gold 94.5 per cent flnesp HK$l62 2 per 10.000 Japanese yen HK5131.7 per 100 Philippines pesos buyers HK5132.7 per 100 Phllipplnes pesos sellers
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      Lock icon UNIT TRUSTS
      62 7 (MiMffn' Pr»«* for VP*tS> ABU UNIT TEl'BT* 1 -ifl UiL lavnl hind IJC4 ftlMiAPOItfc VKIT 1 MUSTS IM MtUjm m :na Ml U>in tM ir<3 Milivtn IJ1 mm Tht (»id Ind. 10; Tnc Mr. and td I M 1-14 4 IS Mfrlln» Cora S/4 HI TKt'ST fTM» i.Tf
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      Lock icon Dow Jones averages
      40 7 NEW YORK, Wed. (UPn Dow Jones closing averages on the New York 8took Exchange yesterday: Ml 84 30 industrials 20 rail* 199*2 IS utilities 113.62 65 stock* 280.28 40 bonds 71.36 Commodity future* index 142.19 up 0.84-
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      Lock icon AIR MOVEMENTS
      423 7 MIKIVALU .1 (if) m W-A ula K Lumpur- I.I ..HI l!» 11 i67 A Lotted >M<C» ftprrlr f»ElllC 1» IK a n». ilMl 1» K Lompor. KlftlM I.VKllM U4VIH Ja- Mri* lOiaam. |0S5«m M-<4 IS! Lumpur. >lsA 003 Ptnang. Ipoh, k Lumpur, Malacca. IUI»A I VA* AM CA041
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  • STUDENTS' PAGE ALL $5 ESSAY WINNERS
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      Lock icon Equal Pay For Equal Work
      428 8 It sums quite clearly unjust to poy two people different amounts of money for doing the tame work. But it is not as easy as it appears at first sight to introduce equal pay for equal work. First of all. one must be sure that
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      Lock icon The Cost Of Looking At Girls
      598 8 THE place was Chinatown, one of the busiest in Singapore. The time was 7.15 in the morning. The street was very busy and noisy at this peak hour of the morning. School children were seen rushing off to school, while the adult* and workers
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      Lock icon JUDO
      348 8 TODAY Judo has become a very popular sport and is practised by all sorts of people everywhere It has been a well-known sport and was even included in the 1964 Olympics held at Tokyo Judo »s also included in the SEAP Games The word 'Judo' in Japanese, means the
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      Lock icon Superstitions
      352 8 SUPERSTITIONS mean credulity regarding the supernatural. Every race has its own superstitions. Chinese have lots of superstitions. some ridiculous. One superstition regarding the first day of the Chinee New Year Is that we must not sweep the floor or the year's luck and hopes will be swept away We
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      394 8 NEW ESSAY CONTEST: RULES TO OBSERVE THE EASTERN SUN'S new essay writing contest for boys and girls of 14 and under appears in this page every Thursday One of the objects of this contest is to encourage young boys and girls to express themselves properly. And what better way to
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  • Page 8 Miscellaneous
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      93 8 DATELINE DANGER! by John Saunders and Aider McWfam WHERE ARE THEY HI DIN', LEE ROT/....? I MEAN THOSE TEN CATS WHO ARE GONNA HELP you r TURN ME IN TO J THE PUZZ! J IP ONE MEMBER WHIPS ANOTHER IN A HEADS-UP FIGHT# WINNER GETS HIS WAY:„/ AT DAYLIGHT... ON
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      10 8 AMY By Jack Tippif fi "Gee, Roger, you're growing sideburns!"
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  • Jemme
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      Lock icon Men—From A Woman's Viewpoint
      443 9  -  By Gloria-mae HOW was this name allotted to the species of mankind who sports the broad shoulders and tough looks? In other words, those described as dashing and handsome. What would have happened if, from the beginning, they had been called women and the specie who
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      Lock icon Mission To Make You More Pretty
      422 9 fWO Japanese beautiA cians are in Singapore on a mission to let out a "beauty secret" to local women. Miss Tamiko Tanno and Miss Hiroko Hayashi are confident that if local women apply their method of beautifying themselves they would not only look more
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      Lock icon A Loving Husband Need Not Say 'I Love You'
      498 9  - A Loving Husband Need Not Say I Love You' Ann Landers DEAR Ann: I was moved by the letter from the wife who complained because her husband never said, ''l love you My husband was the same way, but he didn't need to say anything. The things he did spoke
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      Lock icon THE EVENT IN 150 YEARS: S'pore's Greatest 'Sweat In'
      840 9  -  By E. C. Goh SINGAPORE* National Theatre is one of the finest In South-east Asia. Its panoramic stage in true Cinemascope tradition offers a splendid bird's eye view from any of the sprawling 3.420 seats. The symbolic but aesthetic decor and
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  • Page 9 Miscellaneous
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      281 9 JS SHAW I ORGANISATION I DO Phone ***** OPENS TODAY? 11 a m 1.43 Ino ft.3o A 915 p at. Henrv a- George "All Nea» In Rlatk Sf>rklnf»" SB> 4-Tr.farrß Midnight Saturday at lioo-capitOi. rex-sky I t L iz Po. L; Chinj In Bhaw Pr-r in* "THE 3 SMILES" inn
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      1096 11 (CHANNEL SI P.M. TOO Opening Announcement* in all Languages and Morning Star; 3 25 Another Song Another Melody (Tamil* .Repeat'; 3.35 It's Happening in Singapore < Chinese' t Repeat >: 3.50 Housewives Matinee <Part 2 of a Mandarin Film. "His Two Lovers" Tiu Yee Cheng Yan* < English Subtitle**; 5.00
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    204 12 SINGAPORE-made toys will fill Christmas stockings in the Netherlands and Scandinavian countries this year. A large shipment of more than 14.000 toys, ranging from missiles to safari sets, left Singapore yesterday on the Seanservice vessel. Boma. for Europe to arrive there in time for the
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    235 12 "IT IS fantastic that a city state like Singapore has mora tourists than the whole of India" this was stated by India's Minister for Tourist and Civil Aviation, Dr. Karan Singh, during a brief stopover here on Tuesday night. He was on his
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    94 12 THE Oral National Language and English tests for the Government Higher School Certificate (Chinese) Examination will be held from Sept. 22 29 The tests will begin each day at 2 3o p m All privat# candidates who have not received instructions regarding their serial numbers and
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    90 12 THE Chinese Women's Association is holding a Coffee Morning on Monday. Sept. 22 at the residence of Mr. Runme Shaw at 34 Queen Astrid Park. During the meeting, there will be talk on "Detection of Cancer" by Dr. Tan Kheng Khoo. A coloured film will be screened to
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    215 12 THE technical assistance required by Singapore Government through the United Nations Development Programme will come in the form of experts, equipment and service, declared Mr. R. Coomaraswamy, the assistant administrator of UNDP. The three projects requested by Smgapor e for assistance are —Institute of
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    119 12 There will b e no wate r in the following areas from 9 00 am. to 7.00 p.m. today:— 1) Linden Drive 2) Jalan Pandan 3) Ash Grove 4) Oriole Crescent 5) Cassia Drive 6) Sunset Avenue 7) Pin e Walk 8) Dunrarn Road 5$ m 9)
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    105 12 A 19-year-old Indonesian. Mangantar Tobing. was fined $5OO in default, six months' Imprisonment, by the Second District Court Judge, yesterday, on a forgery charge. Tobing had earlier pleaded guilty.to a charge of forging a Singapore blue new laminated plastic identity card belonging to one Idris bin
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    102 12 Miss We© Joo Gim. a library assistant with the Singapore Polytechnic, has been awarded a master's degree in library science by the University of Wisconsin. She is the daughter of Mr Wee Kang Seng of East Coast Park. Miss Wee went to the United States in Jan.
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    80 12 AMIDST all shapes and sizes of engineering machines, on display at the "British Engineering Week" at the Singapore Polytechnic is a stall with no machines. This stall belongs
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    921 12 FOR DROPOUTS IN RAT RACE AN industrialised society tends to become more secure financially but less secure emotionally. This is because people in such a society know that they are of value only if they produce and there are mounting anxieties of the future. Rotarians
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    75 12 Ng Yap Lene was fined STV> or ten days' jail on each of the four charges of using criminal lorce on three women. Ng had earlier pleaded guilty to all these charges before the Ninth Court Magistrate. Mr. E. C Foenander yesterday. He admitted that
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    370 12 Factory Murder Two youths charred with murder of a Hone Kong couple were yesterday committed for trial 1B the High Court afte*- a two-day preliminary inquiry in the Ninth Magistrate's Court Kee Ah Tee. alias Tan Chooi Watt, 19. and Liew Kim Siong. 20. were alleged
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      94 12 Time Tide High Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 239 am (7.5 ft.). 2.07 pm. (8.7 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 2.44 a.m. (9.4 ft.). 2.26 p.m. (10.0 ft.) Low Tide (Today) Singapore Town: 8.03 am. (4.0 ft). 8.54 p.m. (1.3 ft.) Naval Dockyard: 8.03 am (4.8 ft.). 8.32 p.m. (1.7 ft.) High Tide
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