Eastern Sun, 9 September 1970

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    21 1 EASTERN SUN Singapore's own national daily 10 cents Esfd. 1966. Vol. 5 No. 1442 Wednesday, September 9, 1970 MC (P) 1616
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    Lock icon RED CROSS MOVE ON HIJACKED PEOPLE
    382 1 Jordan A special Red Cross mission yesterday opened delicate negotiations for the release of about 170 hijacked air passengers still held hostage in the Jordanian desert. Meanwhile, the Arab guerillas, who pulled off history's biggest series of mass hijackings on Sunday, announced that their
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    Lock icon Taiwanese songbirds to charm S'pore audience
    237 1 THESE two Taiwanese songbirds look alike, dress alike, are as thick as blood, but only one thing can tear them asunder marriage. Here for a threemonth contract at a local nitespot, "Danie and Sister" (above), as they are known are to charm the local
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    Lock icon Appeal for Gurkha Welfare Fund
    123 2 Football enthusiasts at Jalan Bcsar Stadium were recently entertained between matches by a Gurkha Band with Pipes and Drums a s Gurkha tickets for the Gurkha children helped to sell Welfare Appeal lottery. Showing off some of the lottery prizes were Private Dawn Keefe of
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    Lock icon Van driver fined $1,000 for illegal lottery
    122 2 Van driver Koh Yi Chi. 33, was yesterday found guilty and fined $l,OOO for assisting in the carrying on of a public fourdigit character lottery on Nov. 3. 1968 at Woodlands Road. He was detained at Woodlands Road by t./o policemen checking on
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    Lock icon Judgement reserved in appeal of gunman sentenced to death
    333 2 'THE Court of Criminal Appeol yesterday reserved judgement in the appeal of gunman Teo Cheng Leong who was sentenced to death by the High Court for firing two shots at Inspector Desmond D'Oliveiro in Geylang on March 26 last year. Meanwhile,
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    Lock icon Bar waitress tells court of husband's second marriage
    138 2 A bar-waitress told a court that she came to know of her seaman husband's second marriage only when it was too late to do anything about it How Chwee was testifying at the hearing of Tan Hoo What. 29. Chanted with procuring
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    Lock icon Officials of Outram Park Association
    57 2 Mr. Lee Chin Hin was elected chairman of the proposed Outram Park Residents' Association at the pro-tem committee election held recently. Other office-bearer* are; Mr. Khoo Hock Kee (deputy chairman), Mr. Lee Mln Hung (secretary), Mr. Hui Man Yan (asst. secretary), Mr. Patrick Neo (treasurer)
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      138 2 Vbur money Mortgage Underwriters of Australia Limited Australia's First International Mortg ige Bankers. 32 Martin P «co. Sydney 2000 Registered Mortgages on land and buildings have been one of the safest investments over the years, i (referred by careful investors throughout the world or the past century. Australian Mousing Mortgages
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    Lock icon WOMAN BRUTALLY ASSAULTED, BURIED ALIVE—COURT TOLD
    239 3 Man on tentative murder charge factory worker Madam Kwek Ngak Buoy, 36, wos brutally assaulted and buried alive in May this year. A preliminary inquiry in the Ninth Magistrate's Court yesterday was told Madam Kwek died from suffocation. Tentatively charged with the murder of
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    Lock icon Eupoc ceases to function
    94 3 PUPOC Pulp and Paper Industries Limited ceased to function on Saturday. The receivers and managers of the company appointed by the Development Bank of Singapore Goh Kee Song an<j Tan Chee Chuan said on Monday that total staff has been reduced "to only essential personnel for
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    Lock icon A kiss after wedding
    61 3 MANILA, The Philippines: Linda Lee (left), Taiwan's beauty queen for this year's beauty contest, gets a kiss from her bridegroom Andrew V. Go, publisher of the Daily Star, after their wedding ceremony at the Union Church here on Saturday last. She withdrew from the beauty quest
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    Lock icon Police change mind about how boy died
    180 3 POLICE last night changed their minds and agreed with an angry father that his 15-year-old son died in a fight Monday night. Earlier, police said the boy See Ping Hong, died when he tripped and fell chasing a friend and that "no foul
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    Lock icon Unnumbered hut on fire
    41 3 Two fire-engines took 10 minutes to put out a blaze which broke out at an unnumbered hut at 4i-mile Bukit Tim ah Road, yesterday. The nut was situated at the back of qhop Kwong Hin Provision shcu
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      112 3 suii>49 NATIONAL DAY SPECIAL DRAW 30th July to 20th September, 1970 tfltf 2,228 3 ATTRACTIVE GIFT PI PRIZES >»—1» TWO Tk. ulw ta> Am. CATHAY PACIFIC A DmW« Return Alf TMwta to Tafcna ptM rm IMI tlffiUl G •eHHTTAIIt OmH «NHM mm Ml taMtt X WfOWAWT PW— »i I ii»M
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      188 3 S'pore Sweep results Ticket No. *****22 won the first prize of $400,000 In Singapore Sweep drawn yesterday. The second prize of $150,000 went to Ticket No. *****05 while the third prize of $75,000 was won bv Ticket No. *****89. 6 JACKPOT NUMBERS EACH $lO,OOO/*****41 *****29 *****93 *****48 *****81 10 LUCKY
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      56 3 *****90 *****00 *****74 *****94 *****64 *****65 *****50 *****45 *****27 *****49 *****00 *****30 *****46 *****06 *****36 *****86 *****68 Every Ticket which ends with 3306 Is entitled to a prize of $500.00. Every Ticket which ends with 2472 is entitled to a prize of $250.00. Every Ticket which ends with 922 is
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    Lock icon No judgement yet on change of school name
    157 4 KIT/ILA LUMPITR Judgement was reserved in the High Court yesterday in tiie legal dispute which arose as a result of the change in the name of a school. i Justioe Dato Abdul Hamid said the dispute involved several legal points and be
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    Lock icon Accused seen with a hammer and a knife
    402 4 BEFORE ESTHER'S DEATH; TOHORE BAHRU Pontian scrap rubber dealer, Lee Wong Tiang, had a hammer and a knife two days before Miss Esther Chan was found murdered, the High Court heard yesterday. A teacher, Anthony Joseph, 24, said Lee showed him the
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    Lock icon TERMITES GOT IT FIRST
    46 4 KUALA LUMPUR A 45-year-old farmer from the north-east village of Kampong Golok got a shock when he went to collect his life savings from under his mattress termites had eaten the lot. Abdul Rahman said they had eaten Ssl,ooo iu 1.0-dollar notes.
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      165 4 save germany for later Save it for after the others have closed. We promise you will be surprised. Especially if you thought nightlife was something invented by those other countries. A swing through Germany's nightspots is like wrapping up the Folies, the Windmill, the Via Veneto and Las Vegas in
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    Lock icon EGYPT 'CONFISCATES' SECRET NATO PAPERS
    272 5 Secret NATO documents on the organisation's 1971 budget have been found in the wreckage of the Pan-American jumbo jet blown up by Arab commandos at Cairo Airport, the Middle East News Agency disclosed. The agency quoted the Egyptian newspaper, 'AI-Ahram/ as saying that other documents
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    Lock icon 9,800 GIs out of Thailand soon
    157 5 BANGKOK America will withdraw 9.800 American servicemen from Thailand before July 1 next year in the second phased withdrawal of U.S. forces, a joint U.S.-Thai announcement disclosed. The announcement •aid that the withdrawal would include 7,3(10 airmen and 2,500 army personnel. Informed sources earlier
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    Lock icon Mother held for infanticide
    66 5 WNEDIN A jmmmg Mother was ekvied today with throwing her four-month-old son into kitchen fire and later cutting up the burned hody. Mrs. Susan Roy, 20, who pleaded not iruilty to murder, was committed for trial before the Supreme Court. Police said she told them she
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    Lock icon THE SEARCH IN VAIN
    65 5 NEW YORK The Captain of hijacked plane destroyed in Cairo disclosed he had searched 2 'suspicious' men who were among the hijackers before the plan« took off from Amsterdam to New York. However, nothinf was found on them. Capt Jack Priddy was earlier told two passengers
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    Lock icon CEASEFIRE IN JORDAN
    85 5 AMMAN The Jordanian Government and the Palestine commandos yesterday reached Anal agreement on an immediate ceasefire to end the current crisis which has cost over 250 casualties. A joint statement by the two sides was broadcast over Amman Radio. It said the agreement provided for withdrawal of
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      Lock icon 4,000 Cambodian troops" rush to besieged town
      468 5 PIINOM PENH, Some 4,000 Cambodian troops yesterday rushed towards the communist besieged city of Kompong Thorn, 80 miles north of the capital. One field commander, called the operation "the biggest of the war". He said the southern approaches to Kompong Thom were dotted
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    Lock icon NON-ALIGNED SUMMIT: Police detain S. African and Rhodesian-based newsmen
    264 6 TUSAKA Zambian police have detained four South African and Rhodesian-based correspondents covering the Non-Aligned Conference, informed sources disclosed. Another Johannesburg-based correspondent suffered a heart attack soon after police called at his quarters in the university and was taken to hospital. The
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    Lock icon The hunger strike with a difference
    128 6 MANILA Some 240 convicts at the Philippines' National Prison in nearby Muntinlupa went on a two-day "hunger strike'' last week to aid victims of the floods which hit the Greater Manila region. It was reported that the prisoners asked authorities to take the food
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    Lock icon Watch out for warning signs of heart attack
    307 6 LONDON Men otherwise healthy tend to overlook the minor symptoms that might pinpoint them as potential heart victims as earl? as five years ahead of an actual attack, the World Congress of Cardiology was told. Reporting on international surveys of middleaged men,
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      167 6 '•> WMMm A 1,1 wi ■jm. f f v ;.s* I s •Ms a :fe v I J On their way to London, Peter, Paul and Mary are staying with friends. On a BOACVCIO. Today Peter, Paul and Mary are flying all by themselves to London. But they will never
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    Lock icon No blessing in disguise
    67 7 WANILA School children of the Greater Manila region who had last week oil because of .widespread floods will have to give up their Saturday vacations. According to a spokesman for the Education Department, public schools will hold sessions on seven Saturdays to make up for the
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    Lock icon Paper: 4 girls forced to marry officials
    191 7 DAR ES-SALAAM Four young girls of Persian origin were forced against their wishes to marry government officials in Zansibar over the weekend, the government newspaper, The Standard' reported The newspaper claimed the girls, two of whom were 14 years old, were taken from
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    Lock icon Cyclone destroys over 9,000 houses
    140 7 NEW DELHI A severe cyclone bringing torrential rains destroyed more than S.Mt houses and flooded huge areas of India's north-west eoast. The Times' of India said more than 3,000 houses were wrecked in coastal areas of Gujarat State on the Arabian Sea coast. Another 6,000
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    Lock icon The travelling monk in London
    91 7 LONDON A Japanese Buddhist monk who has spent two years on an around-the-world pilgrimage disclosed in London that he was arrested at the India-Pakistan border as 'a spy' and had stones thrown at him in Italy. Kodo Kuwajema. 27, explained he decided on his world
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    Lock icon Lost capsule returned
    55 7 Three U.S. servicemen (right) from the American ice-breaker, "Southwind," examine an Apollo space capsule, thoucht to be a practice dummy, at Wurmansky, Russia. It was later loaded aboard the ice-breaker to be returned to America. The capsule was picked up by Russian fishermen in the Ray of
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    Lock icon SINATRA INJURED IN CASINO BRAWL
    334 7 VEGAS Singer Frank Sinatra was asked to return to Las Vegas to give his version of on incident in which he was alleged to hove punched a casino manager and been threatened with o qun. Clark County Sheriff Rolph Lomb confirmed that Sonford Wotermon, 66
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    Lock icon JERRY LEWIS' CHARITY SHOW RAISES OVER $15 MILLION
    112 7 NEW YORK The annaal Jerry Lewis Telethon for the benefit off the Mascular Dystrophy Associations bf America ended after raising a record 5515.280,155. The telethon, which began on Sunday night and concluded on Monday. surpassed the goal of Ssl2 million set by
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    Lock icon Blast kills 34 miners
    46 7 QUETTA, West Pakistan Thirty-four miners died and a further 10 are believed dead after a gas explosion In a coalmine at Sorrange The explosion caused a cave-In which blocked the pit entrance while miners worked 150 feet down. Rescuers recovered 24 bodies. >
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      31 7 From tomorrow begins the •w >v •> I a wmmm 7 < i SS«sj Sift starring Richard Harris: Alec Guinness Columbia Pictures: An Irving Allen production Don't miss your copy of Eastern Sun
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    Lock icon ACT TWO, SCENE ONE
    619 8 pIVE nations have now decided to meet in Washington to discuss action on common terms of ransom presented them by Palestinian guerrillas who have grabbed three International jets and their passengers and incinerated a Jumbo 747 at the door steps of Egypt's President Nasser. The outcome
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    Lock icon Somewhere in Florida
    704 8  -  Some years ago, Art Buchwald became a landowner in Florida. This is how it happened: By Art Buchwald, THE magic word in Florida these days is "land." According to the exciting advertisements on the highways, and in newspapers and magazines, anyone who is willing to plunk $lO
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    Lock icon U.S. airlines see dark days ahead
    564 8  -  By Colin Deacon, AFTER decades of sure and steady expansion, U.S. airlines are taking a hard second look at their proliferating services. With too many planes and too few passengers, profits have plummetted, and with a whole new generation of expensive Jetliners on order,
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    Lock icon FOCUS ON A TOP STAR
    1228 13  -  Andy Gray. IT seems to be full circle for Elvis Presley, whose "The Wonder Of You" rocketed to No. 1 in the charts recently. He started out as a hipswinging rock-n-roller and now he's back to it again. He seems to enjoy performing live so
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      1802 14 LOOKING AND LISTENING.... fv radio guide v I CARROLL RtOHTER*S fiso Ik* Carroll Righto GENERAL ILNOENCTES: A day and evening to consider opinions, viewpoints and information different from that which has been a part of your training and regular existence Such new ideas can open up for you a nighty
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    Lock icon TASTES OF CHIVALRY AROUND THE WORLD
    518 15  -  By Marianne Pereira ITALIANS pinch! And 1 left Rome with a rather red botton* convinced that though, Italians may be thq best lovers in thf world, they are chit valrous only for eii tremely ulterior motives. Italians flatter womankind, all womankind! Young, old, fat,
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    Lock icon Casual look in midis
    118 15 Paris mldl styles tend to the elegant, but la London, where the longer lengths started among youth designers, there's a casual, early Twenties look to the mldls. They seem to belong to the period between World War I and the first short skirts In 1925. There
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    Lock icon ANN LANDERS
    202 15 DEAR ANN: I couldn't believe my eyes when I read your answer to the father who signed himself "Second Class Citizen". It seems by the time he sat down to read the newspaper it was ripped apart. His wife had torn out a recipe, his daughter clipped your
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      85 15 m\ ii Embro-danja, a new beauty and health discovery using j i''J* the chemistry of vitamin, v v cosmetics and Extracts \*p v give your skin new life, f >'• v:. <■ new glow, new vigour end .-v- new beauty. It's an excellent foundation too Your skin will Iliterally glow
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    Lock icon Sudden spurt in market
    370 16 A sndrfen burst of speculative activity amon a few firm spots rejuvenated a hither volume of transactions in the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Modest declines in the other sections of the market were however prevalent but price movements otherwise were rather marginal either
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    Lock icon HK currency rates
    120 16 HONG KONG Tuesday's currency rates (supplied by Foreign Exchange and Investment Ltd.): (Buyers) (Kellers) 196 197 per 100 Straits dollars 151 153 per 1,000 Taiwan dollars 6 74 6.75 per Australian dollar 340 360 per 1.000 Burmese kyats 465 485 per 1,000 Indian rupees 135 155 per
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    Lock icon Rubber 50 3/8 cts
    102 16 September first grade rubber buyers closed at 5 p.m. in Singapore and Kuala Lumpur jesterday at sti vents per lb. dowa 1 cent from the previous close. The tone of the market was quiet. London advices were better than expected and opening levels wrre marked up
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    Lock icon TIN PRICE
    13 16 The tin price for yesterday was $653 per plcul up $2.75.
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    Lock icon Japan wins $7.5 m. Singapore contract
    85 16 TOKYO Hitachi Ltd. and Marubeni-lida Co., acting as a single identity, won an international bid for three 35-ton cranes for containers from the Singapore gov- eminent, it was disclosed. The bid price was 900 million yen (557.3 million). Marubeni-lida, in making the disclosure, said
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    Lock icon CLOSING PRICES
    662 16 BID and offer prices officially listed at the rlose of business in the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday were: INDUSTRIALS B 8 Arma 1.41 AJinomoto 2.10 Air an 1.3(i 1.38 Ben. 107 1.10 Berjaya 1.23 L 24 Borneo 1.65 1.66 Boustrad 1.90
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      34 16 Colombo! Boeing flights Wednesday and Sunday. Depart Singapore Tor CoTomf>© in big Boeing 707 fanjet comfort at 8.30pm. Every Wednesday via Kuala Lumpur.every Sunday non-slop. See your Travel Agent. A great way to fly
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      Lock icon FALLS IN MART CONTINUE
      346 17 SYDNEY Falls in all sections were evident when trading closed on Sydney Stock Exchange Tuesday. Trading began encouragingly but eased considerably late in the Queensland Mines its decline and fell $1 00 to close at $24 00. There were exceptions however and heavyweights made a gallant
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      502 17 AKKIVALM 14ft am Ms.% 128 Koala Lumpur IN a m MS A It) Koala l.umpur 030 a m. MSA 452 Kuala Lumpur llKiim MSA 4M Prnang. Kuala I am pur 11 Mam. MSA 20.» Jakarta 130 pin M.hA 451 Kuchlni £3O pas. Ms.% o*l Kualo Lumpur, Malarrs 8
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      Lock icon Japan-Korean joint venture
      141 17 OSAKA Gunie Ltd., a leading Japanese silk and textile manufacturer in Osaka, yesterday disclosed it was planning to enter Into a joint venture with the Korean firm of Chon Nam Ltd., for the production of knitted underwear in South Korea. Gunse, formerly known as Gunze Silk Mfg.
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      Lock icon Sabah's Crumb Rubber Factory
      76 17 KOTA K I N A B A L U. Sabah. Sabah's first Crumb Rubber Factory, which began production in June this year. Is to be Improved and extended at a cost of M 5500.000 (£70.000). The manager of the Sabah Rubber Fund Board, Mr. A. P.
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      Lock icon New director for Keppel Shipyard
      100 17 Mr. R B. O Sea mm ell of Swan Hunter International will leave Singapore tomorrow on completion of his tour with Keppel shipyard (Private) Ltd. He will assume hi* new post as General Manager with Malta Drydocic Corporation, Malta, from October 1970. Mr. A. M.
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      Lock icon SHIPS IN PORT
      114 17 THE Port of Singapore Authority has made the following berthing arrangements for today, September 9. DEPARTURES Godowus Vessels 1/2 Katwijk 3/4 Washington Mail It Port Louis Maru 20 East Auby 20 West Riau II 35/36 Straat Singapore 27/28 Taboa 31/32 Rhexenor 33/34 Makeverett 36 39 Texaco Bahrain
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      916 17 BUSINESS done In and reported to the trading rooms of the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore with the number of shares traded In bracket* in lots of 1.000 units unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS A Iran $l3B <2> $137 <l> Allied Choc $2 94 (3); Ben $lOB (2);
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    Lock icon Saturdays field at Kuala Lumpur
    1037 19 CI. I Div. 2—6 Furs. ***** SUr Writ 0y g oo FAG Tulloh •3135 Benton* 5y 3.13 Sultan of Pahang Daniels ***** Kachan ff Kuda 6y 811 Goldmine J Donnelly 15K1S Double Seven 7y 811 HT Wee E Break ***** Cordon Bleu s y 8.10
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    Lock icon Regal Mate impressive
    1084 19  -  By Bv Our Racing Correspondent Regal Mate did an attractive gallop here this morning. Ridden by apprentice Patrick Ngiow, Regal Mate sprinted smartly over If in 40-4/5. Magic Jim also caught the eye with a 3f run In 39 3/5, finishing with lull of running. Rickshaw Lass
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