The Straits Times, 6 October 1970

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Niitinniil ttowsiifijitir Estd. 1845 TUESDAY. OCTOBER 6, 1970. 15 CENTS K-D.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Lock icon Guerillas held up in plane
    616 1 Commandos refused entry in Beirut airport drama BEIRUT, Monday AN Iraqi airliner carrying 42 Arab commandos flew out of here today, presumably for Baghdad, after Lebanese troops had surrounded the plane for 17 hours and refused to allow the guerillas to disembark. The only commando
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    Army fails
    25 1 LA PAZ (Bolivia). Mon Bolivian President Alfreds Ovando Candla apparently weatnered an attempt by the army chief of staff to overthrew him yesterday
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    Lock icon Top rock singer Janis Joplin found dead
    197 1 OOLLYWOOD, Mon.— Top American woman rock singer Janis Joplin, who often sang with a bottle of whisky in her hand, was found dead in her apartment, apparently from an overdose of drugs. A Texas- born brunette who once said she w«s against drugs.
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    Bhutto hints of arrest
    43 1 KARACHI Mon Pakistan former Foreign Minister. Mr Zulflkar Ali Bhutto, told a rmm meeting in Lahore la.si PftjM lie might be making his la- 1 .speech In the city because he was likely to be arrested under martial law
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    Ransom demand for diplomat
    77 1 MONTREAL. Mon. A French Canadian separatist group abducted the Senior British Trade Commissioner at the point of sub-machineguns today in Canada's first diplomatic kidnapping. They demanded US$5OO,OOO In gold, the release of some Jailed separatists and safe passage on a plane to Cuba, said city police
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    LEE HAS FULL DAY OF TALKS WITH BRITISH LEADERS
    747 1  - LEE HAS FULL DAY OF TALKS WITH BRITISH LEADERS CHEONG YIP SENG By I ONDON, Mon. J Mr. Lee Kuan Yew had a full day of talks with British leaders and officials today after a relatively free weekend. It is unlikely that anything of major importance was discussed in detail.
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    Eggs for Nixon
    32 1 DUBLIN. Mon President Nixon 1 I'mriiMpe was spattered by three ep«s thrown by protesters, who brok» throufh police cordons Dublin Cattle today as he arrived for a state luncheon.
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    Dewi is still uncertain of film offer
    494 1  - Dewi is still uncertain of film offer TAN WEE LIAN By SINGAPORE. Mon The BIG rmestiop remained unanswered at Singapore airport tonight when MaCdam Ratna San Oewi above) flew in from Hong Kong. Will she accept the screen role offered by film magnate Run Run Shaw? If she accepts, the
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    Lock icon The two reasons why Sarawak Reds will be beaten
    147 2 The two reasons why Sarawak Reds will be beaten |/LTHIN(i. Mon. Knowledge «f the enemy's tactics and their methods of operation mean it is only a matter of time hrforr the security forces are able to wipe out the communists in Sarawak. The GOC East .Malaysia, Maj.-Gen. Dato Syed Mnhamed
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    STUDENT WITH MAO BOOKS PLEADS GUILTY
    134 2 STUDENT WITH MAO BOOKS PLEADS GUILTY DENANG, Mon. Stu--1 dent, Tan Yee Yang, 18. today pleaded guilty to having prohibited publication* "Selections from Mao Tse*tung" (volumes two and three). Sentence was postponed to next Monday pending a probation report. Tan admitted having the two books at Ayer Itam on July
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    'Rubber price in for tumble' warning
    825 2  -  R. CHANDRAN A grim future; Mr Hon By SINGAPORE, Mon. Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen opened the 21st International Rubber Study Group assembly today with a grim warning that rubber prices may be in for a tumble in this decade. He said that
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    Lock icon HARUN TELLS OF ACA'S SUCCESS
    125 2 KOTA KINABALU, Monday. THE Anti-Corruption Agency has broken the 1 backbone of corruption in the country, its director-general. Inche Harun Hashim, said today. The agency was now resorting to preventive m^n sures. and was recrui' more staff for its research division. Inche Harun was ing
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    Students protest at delay over use of Bahasa
    256 2 Students protest at delay over use of Bahasa |(UALA LUMPUR, Mon. More than 500 students of the University of Malaya demonstrated in liie campus today against 1 the d-rlay in the lull use of Bahasa Malaysia in the University. The students, mostly members of the Malay LanKuaee Societ: tore down
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    Radio singer Hasni dies
    59 2 KOTA BHARU, Mon. Radio Malaysia Mncer Nik Ha.snl blnte Nike Hassan died toaay In her home at Banseol. six mles from here. She was 24. She had a hole in the heart. Nik Hasnl was married to the assistant District Officer of Tanah Merah. Nik Yusof
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    Pasar malam at 2 places
    53 2 PENANG. Mon. The City Council will hold a pasar malam at two places Tamin Free School and the People's Court. Cintra Strftt from Wednesday. Balloting by hawkers tot M'.es will be held at ih<- Toun Hall at 11 a.m. i general goods) and 2 p.m.
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    20 to vie for beauty title
    48 2 IPOH. Mun Twenty I beauties will vie for th» Malaysian Govern:iirn> Service Queen title at a dance at the lohn Ambulance Association hall here on Saturday. They represent the States In the country. Federal depart menu and the National 1 Electricity Board.
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    Dictates of fate led her to pay a surprise visit
    1801 3 JOHORE BAHRU. Monday Counsel; Timing, place and actions show a lack of premeditation ESTHER CHAN "followed the dictates of fate" when she paid a surprise visit to Lee Wong Tiang on the night of July 6 last year, defence counsel
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    Lock icon Warning on signboards
    56 3 KOTA KINABALU. Mon. The Attorney-General Tan Sri Abdul Kudu', said again today that h law might be introduced lor tne compulsory use of Bahasa M.iia\.t.a on sign boards if shopowners did not do so voluntarily. Hs said that shopkeepers and Arms in West Malaysia had been given
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    Men to collect tithes wanted
    58 3 PENANG. Mon. About 173 Muslim parish committees in Penang and Province Wellesley are being asked to prepare lists of "amlls" (tithes collectors) for submission to the State Islamic Council this month. About 500 will be needed to collect this year s tithes. Last year, about
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    Koran contest
    27 3 PENANG. Mon. The Bank Pulau District Officer. Mr. Joseph Yap, will open the South-west Districts Koran reading competition at Kongsi Village mosque on Oct. 23.
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    Training begins for PSA petticoat force
    169 4 Training begins for PSA petticoat force SINGAPORE. Mon. The Port Authority's first policewoman recruits began their six-month basic training at the Police Academy today. All 14 girls, selected recently from over 700 applicants, turned up at the academy in Thomson Road at 8 a.m. They went through the usual first-day
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    New YMCA officials
    65 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Robert Loh. an eye surgeon, has been elected preslddit of the YMCA's board of directors. Other officials are Dr. Tay Teck Eng (vice-president), Mr. Mali Beng Guan treasurer i. Mr. Yong Ngim Djln (general secretary.!, Messrs. Freddy Yin, Han-/ L Wee. Po Guan Hock,
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    POLICE APPEAL TO VEHICLE-OWNERS
    52 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Police today repeated an appeal to vehicle owners to install anti-theft devices. At the weekend. 40 cartons of cigarettes valued at $420 were stolen from a van parked at Queen's Crescent. The theft was discovered on Sunday night by Singapore Tobacco Company salesman Inche
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    75,000 take school leaving test
    190 4 75,000 take school leaving test SINGAPORE, Mon.— A total of 75,196 pupils will take the annual Primary School Leaving Examination which begins tomorrow at 464 examination centres for all four language streams. Two pupils from the School for the Blind, two from the School for the Deaf, and four from
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    Notice to club
    31 4 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Government lias Riven the Housing and Development Board Recreation Club and the University nf Singapore Socialist Club three months to show proof of their existence.
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    Fines for nine who had ganja
    217 4 Fines for nine who had ganja CINGAPORE, Mon. A v labourer. Sulaiman bin Abdullah, was fined $100 and had his scooter confiscated today for having Kanja. The Ninth Magistrate, Mr. EC. Foenander heard that customs officers stopped and searched Sulaiman at the junction of Geylang Serai and Changi Road on
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    Clinical talks
    32 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Dermatological Society of the Singapore Medical Association will hold a clinical meeting at the Brunei Hawes lecture theatre. Outram Hospital on Wednesday at 8. 15 p.m.
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    'Pirate' fined
    32 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. Ng Klan Van of Dwker Road was fined $150 today for nMnc his car as a "pirate" tsxl along Serangoon Road on Sept. 1 The car was confiscated.
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    PHONE-BOX GRAB
    40 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A man yesterday snatched a gold chain from seamstress Miss Loo Soo Hai, 31. while she was telephoning at a public booth in Yio Chu Kane Road. He escaped on the pillion of ft waiting motorcyci*.
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    A clamp on discharge of waste into sewers
    390 4 A clamp on discharge of waste into sewers PERMISSION IS NOW NEEDED SINGAPORE, Mon. i INDUSTRIES iind workshops which discharge waste nroducts into public sewers must now prior permission From the Director of Public Works under new nntipollution regulations. The regulations, known as the Local Government (Disposal of Trade Effluents)
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    Artist's poster 'STOP' wins first prize
    254 4 Artist's poster 'STOP' wins first prize SINGAPORE, Monday LAY-OUT artist Nelson N« See Hai. 21. won a coveted national poster competition with an entry that said "STOP!" Instead, he's going to make sure it's GO all the way from now career-wise that is. The reason: "When I joined a printing
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    15 per cent pay rise for officers
    185 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. Some 120 members of the Malaysian Ship Officers' Union will gel ;i 15 per cent pay rise under ;i new collective agreement to l>e signed next Tuesday. This follows settlement of pay talks today between the union and the Singapore Maritime
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    Chit funds: An explanation by Government
    193 5 Chit funds: An explanation by Government SINGAPORE, Monday TIIM Finance Ministry today explained why it sent ;i circular to all Government servants prohibiting them from subscribing to chil funds. A Ministry spokesman said the circular was meant as a clarification to queries from Government servants. The Straits Times reported last
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    Licence for all ships under new law
    74 5 Licence for all ships under new law SINGAPORE. Mon Any vessel engaged solely in Singapore waters for trade or business Is now required to be licensed under the Merchant Shipping i Amendment > Act. 1970. This regulation applies irrespective of whether the vessel holds a certificate of registry or I
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    Everything is Korean at the opening of bank's office
    233 5 S NGAPORE Mon. j EVERYTHING was Korean from the ambassador's speech to the leuwltlj'i costume. It happened at the openliik of the Korea Exchange j Bank's representative office In Singapore. The Korean Ambassador to Malaysia. Dr. Kal Hong Kee. and the
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    56 accidents
    13 5 -INOAPORF Mini There were .ifi accident.". yest*rd«y. two of them serious.
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    WEEKEND HITS BY ARMED ROBBERS
    152 5 WEEKEND HITS BY ARMED ROBBERS SINGAPORE. Mon. Armed robbers struck three times at the weekend. On Saturday night two men robbed labourer Liew Kwa Mrne 26. of a u.it. h and a gold chain in a lift at Gafak Selari Barat. One of them pointed a dascf-r at Mr. Lieu,
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    Divorce for man locked out by wife
    234 5 CINGAPORE. Mon. A telephone board technician told a divorce court today that his wife seldom talked to him during the last' five years, and made "ugly remarks" when he tried to have marital relations. Mr. Patrick Anthony Brian Perera. 35. was suing his
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    The first of its kind in S'pore
    47 5 SINGAPORE. Mon Professor F.H.C. Kelly of the Applied Chemistry Deparment. University of Singapore, will explain a continuous vacuum crystallisation plant and its uses, claimed to be the fint of Us kind In Singapore, tomorrow from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
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      154 5 \li* Oop Hy V.T. Hamiin MXI THIMK IT \m*J>TO BE,OSCAJt-l YES, gUT I THIMK I MOW THE OVOBHAL WAS CAUCHT QOOD GOSH, tXX.'TP^*^ V\*S DOC WEST LOOK AT -THtS^--^ THFV^E WTTEN Off DO MXI ON A MOKEN CONNECTION THEVtI. BE IiICKY/ WHO SABOTAGED REMEMBER /SO HE W*S A MORE THAN
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    Gunman robs nightclub clerk of $9,000
    122 6 Gunman robs nightclub clerk of $9,000 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two men, one armed with a revolver, this morning robbed a nightclub clerk of $9,369 in Upper Seiangoon Road. Mi. Goh Nguan Tang. 34, of the Sea Palace a kelong-turned-restaurant was stopped by two men at about 9 a.m. while walking along
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    Inconsiderate driver fined
    55 6 SINGAPORE. Mon. Kwan Choi Thlm of Srlegie Road was fined $120 today (or driving without reasonable consideration along Choa Chu Kang Road on April 17. Kwan. who wax driving a Defence Ministry Land Rover, fwfived to the rUht when It was not .mfc to rtii m). and
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    6 KIWI GIRLS TO SHOW NZ's TOP FOODSTUFFS
    94 6 QTNOAPORE, Mon. Six hostesses t3 from New Zealand flew here today to help publicise their country's wide range of food products. They are seen here at the airport (from left to right) Louise Hard, 20, Gael Warburton. 22. Penelope Bmnkrr, 21, Jennifer
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    $5.5m PLAN FOR KL AIRPORT TO TAKE JUMBOS
    238 6 $5.5 m PLAN FOR KL AIRPORT TO TAKE JUMBOS KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A $5.5 million programme to modify the Kuala Lumpur international airport for the Jumbo Jets lias been approved by the Government and included in the sreond Malaysia plan. The programme covers: MODIFICATION of the terminal building to provide
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    'Exchange of teachers with other countries in region' plan
    113 6 'Exchange of teachers with other countries in region' plan SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Malay Teachers' Union wants to meet representatives of the English, Chinese and Malay teachers' unions to discuss a proposal for the exchange of teachers between the countries in the region. 'The vice-president of the MTU. Inche Zakarla
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    88 6 members of the New Zealand Dairy Board which together with the New Zealand Meat Products' Board is cosponsoring the first-ever local promotion of Kiwi foodstuffs in "New Zealand Food Week" to be held at four local supermarkets. The girls' air of healthy good looks and their experience as hostesses of
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    Prof Yeoh to give evidence in assault case
    319 6 Prof Yeoh to give evidence in assault case SINGAPORE, Monday THE MP for Joo Chiat, Professor Yeoh (ihiin Seng, will give evidence in an assault ease tomorrow following a request from the defence counsel. The call to the court prosecutor came from Mr. A. Ramanujan representing four men accused of
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    COURT RESERVES MURDER APPEAL JUDGMENT
    213 6 COURT RESERVES MURDER APPEAL JUDGMENT (^INGAPORE, Mon. The Supreme Court today reserved judgment at the end of a four -day appea! by Ong Kiang Kek. 23. who was convicted in April and sentenced to death for the murder of hospital watchman. Mohamed Salleh bin Haii Hassa. 36. in Sumbawa Road
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    Lost wallet
    30 6 SINGAPORE Mon Th« |»r.-nr. who M wallr' <"• I Outram General Hospital (rround* near th# New Bridge R-.art bua terminus shcild contact Mr. Michael Nathan, i tel l^* I.1
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    Tun Razak to attend royal wedding
    217 6 Tun Razak to attend royal wedding 4 LOR BTAR, Mon. Tun I Abdul Razak will be accorded a rousing welcome when he arrives here for a one-day unofficial visit on Thursday. About 6.000 Alliance officials and members from all over Kedah will welcome the new Prime Minister wan he lands
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    Horrible Price
    407 7  -  Kevin Thomas By Hollywood THE DEATH of Boris Karloff has moved Vincent Price into the number one spot among horror stars. Price, whose latest picture is "Cry of the Banshee," no more likes the term "horror" than KarLoft' did. But like his late friend he is unabashedly grateful
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    GIVING LOTHAR A MORE ACTIVE ROLE
    607 7  -  David A. Andelman EQUAL RIGHTS ON COMIC STRIPS By NEW YORK FUK MORE than 40 years, American children have watched Tarzan alternately bamboozle and bedevil the black cannibals who cavort through the jungles on the comic pages of the nations newspapers. But lately, Tarzans
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      208 7 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS The pub It a boust with 1. Large young m»n wttto u> 7 19s on the 17 made 1. £U n wC Bu*U, ld <»■ 11. Not central, but eouW b» crackwiwn (7) longer one (8) 19 CsplUl chap on a poster (4). 11 S. 4.
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    Singapore may be new Christian centre
    231 8 Singapore may be new Christian centre CINGAPORE. Mon. Singapre could well be the next centre from which bridges of understanding and goodwill would radiate among people of all races, creed and colour. This was announced today by Dr. John Haggal. founder-president of Evangelism International. a Christian organisation geared towards the
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    Road tax fine
    30 8 SINGAPORE. Mon Quelc fiver Hee of Angus Street was fined $30 today fur driving along Lavender Street wlih an expired road tax disc on May 15. 19#8.
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    Why the woman started fire in room
    334 8 Why the woman started fire in room SINGAPORE, Men. A WOMAN, whose first child was due today, broke down in court as she told why she started a- fire in her rented room at a house in Geylang. Chui Loy Hoo, 29, told the Third District Judge, Mr. K.T. Alexander
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    4 INDONESIANS JAILED FOR ILLEGAL ENTRY
    87 8 CINOAPORE, Mon. Four labourers from Indonesia were each jailed for a month today for entering the Republic illegally. They were Mudjo bin Sama Radjun, 22, Markan Haji Baut. '43. Amir Saloka. 32. and Masok Batak. 40. Liau Chan Yen. 37, a sub-contractor, was fined
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    Former University of Malaya head dies
    179 8 f ONDON. Mon. Sir Lj George Allen, first ViceChancellor of the University of Malaya, died in Canterbury last Friday. It was in 1929 that Sir George became principal of the College of Medicine at Singapore and. to quote Times obituary today, "began to exercise
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    Legless Lau's citizenship bid under study
    178 8 Legless Lau's citizenship bid under study SINGAPORE, Mon. The Registrar of Citizens is considering an application for citizenship by ex-labourer Lav Kin Tuan, who lost both his legs in a trench cave-in at Lorortg Chuan a year ago. China-born Mr. Lav, 32, who is stateless, submitted his second citizenship application
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    3,000 mine workers to lose jobs
    313 8 DUNGUN, Monday BUKIT BESI CLOSING DOWN NEXT MONTH than 3,000 workers of the Eastern Mining and Metals Company will lose their jobs when its mines at Bukit Besi closes by the end of next month. The financial director and secretary of the company, Mr.
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    Trader jailed for giving dud cheques
    262 8 Trader jailed for giving dud cheques CINGAPORE, Mon. A business trader Khoo Ah Sim disappeared after issuing two cheques for $10,000 when he hurt only $60 in his bank accounts, a court was told today. Mr. Goh Ong Gee. managing director of Yong M^« Motor Trading Company, who banked a
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    Malaysian MP testifies in $13,500 crash case
    288 9 Malaysian MP testifies in $13,500 crash case SINGAPORE. Mon-AMa-laysian MP and lawyer today testified for Public Health Department scavenger. Abdullah bin Jaffir suing the Government for alleged negligence in an accident three, years ago involving a lorry-mounted crane. Mr. Rirhard Ho Ong Ann. thrn working here as a lawyer with
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    L-motorcyclist fined $30
    53 9 rAPORK, Man Mm ,iuie !-mnif of .lalmi Paya. a proviMonal drivtne licence holder. »m fined $30 today for currying a ptlllnn rider on his motorcycle In Jalan Mulla on May 23. He v. :is fined another $60 and disqualified from ridine for a year fur not being
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    305 9 DELAYS NOT DUE TO STAFF SHORTAGE SINGAPORE. Monday IT RAM Hospital's Emergency Unit would be able to function faster and more efficiently if private practitioners would attend nonemerjrency cases at nijjht, the Health Ministry said today. It was commenting on recent reports that shortage of staff was
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    Mother: I saw my son jump to death from the Bth floor
    272 9 Mother: I saw my son jump to death from the Bth floor SINGAPORE. Mon A WEEPING housewife today told 3 coroner she saw her elder son falling to his death from their Bth storey flat in Have lock Rood, but could do nothing to help him. Lee Ah Moi. 53.
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    Pickpocket caught in the act is jailed
    101 9 Pickpocket caught in the act is jailed SINGAPORE. Mon. A thief who was literally caught with his hand in another man's pocket was Jailed for 18 months today for attempted theft. The court heard that carpenter Lee Ah Hang. 40. tried to pick Ter Tay Cheng's pocket In Llm Tua
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    Back to jail again for shopbreaking
    84 9 Back to jail again for shopbreaking SINGAPORE. Mon A carpenter, who tpent seven of nix last 11 \»ars in lali. »a* sent bark for Another 18 .nmith.v today followed by a year's police supervision for breaking Into a shop at the President Shopping Centre on Aug. 22. He was Teo
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    Only one Prince Building tenant agrees to quit
    311 9  - Only one Prince Building tenant agrees to quit MASIE KWEE By SINGAPORE, Mon. J Only one out of the 18 tenants of Prince Building in Collyer Quay, facing demolition to make way for the new $70 million Ocean Building has agreed to quit. A spokesman for the developers, Ocean Properties
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    Electrician dies after coma
    102 9 SINGAPORE Mon. An electrician died of suspected poisoning early this morning after he was found unconscious at his Bukit Timah Road home. Tan Hwa Him. 25. a bachelor, lapsed into a coma after vomittinc and was taken to Thomson Road Hospital shortly after midnlfht last night.
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    2 brothers drown while out fishing
    194 9 2 brothers drown while out fishing SINGAPORE. Mon. A fisherman's two young sons who took his boat out to sea without his knowledge were found drowned yesterday. Both were students. Police said Ngak Kul Shal. nine, left his home at 17) mile Upper Jurong Road at noon yesterday "to go
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      THE U.N. AND CHINA
      478 10 It is unlikely that the U.N. General Assembly will approve Peking's admission to the United Nations, but there have been changes in alignment which suggest support for China strong enough to repeat the dramatic tie five years ago. Fortyseven countries voted for the admission of Peking,
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      LENDERS AND BORROWERS
      276 10 Usury is as old as mankind. Nowhere does it assume such proportions as in developing countries, laws against usury and malpractices by moneylenders notwithstanding. Malaysia is no exception. The extent of malpractices by moneylenders is suggested by the probe ordered of allegations that moneylenders in Selangor and
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      EYES ON THE SEABED
      234 10 The world has been warned again of the conflict inherent in the race to exploit the seabeds. That so many nations, including the major powers subscribe to this fear is encouraging. Renewed urging has been heard at the Inter-Parlia-mentary Union Conference now in session at the
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    377 10  - Watch on the health of the top leaders ENDRE MARTON By WASHINGTON. On January 10, 1966 India's Prime Minuter Lai Bahadur Shastri signed (he Tashkent Declaration Hiih Pakistan's President Ayub Khan. A few hours later the Indian leader suffered a heart attack and died. On Sept. 28, 1970. only a
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      MSA: There's room for improvement
      249 10 TUL letter from "TravelX ler" (S.T. Oct. 1) raises points about seating and food on MSA's domestic services. The points appear to refer to MSA's operations with r-H aircraft. 1 should like to assure your readers that improvement of service on the domestic routes, is
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      103 10 ()N Sept. 20 a group of Outram Road GenMalacca to visit some of the historical sites. As we were not familiar with the town we approached the tourist information centre for some yamphlets on places of historical lntercst. We were told that all they could do was give a
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      32 10 IN August a spokes--1 man of the Ministry of Information and Broadcasting said that Central Pahang residents would be able to receive television broadcast by September. We are still waiting. RESIDENT Jrrantut
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      WRAPPING THE DEAD
      103 10 \yHEN 1 was in the Outram Road General Hospital recently, the patient next to me pawed away. I peeped througih the screen to watch the nurses wrapping the corpse. To my surprise. I saw them using a bedsheet. I had understood that corpses were wrapped in a
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    Gloom among the space scientists
    1321 10  - Gloom among the space scientists Thomas O'Toole AFTER BIG CUTS IN NASA'S BUDGET By WASHINGTON THEY were as high as the moon when Armstrong and Aldrin landed in the Sea of Tranquillity two summers ago. Even when the euphoria wore off, the nations scientists hoped the country would understand their
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      40 10 GET ACCOUNTANT (Financial/Cost) BUSINESS EXECUTIVE SECRETARY (Company/Private) MARKETING EXECUTIVE BE ONE OF THEM AND GET TO THE TOPOTHERS HAVE SUCCEEDED AND SO WILL YOU. Call or write 'or particulars IMtTTTOTIOH SIN. 411 'J2/'. ICNOOL IF CHNEMC KuaU J-umpur. totaling Jays*
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      207 10 Mm B#TIJ I* ■■rf <kl^H' m w% ,||Vn| I Mrs. Cheong knows who from whom Mrs. Cheong has been a school teacher for many years. And if you should happen to ask her with who she barks she'll tell you it should be with whom and anyway, it's The Hongkong
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      Nixon warns: More US power in theMed if...
      491 11 I LIMERICK (Irish Republic) Mon. PRESIDENT Nixon said here last night he was prepared to increase the strength of U.S. Sixth Fleet in the Mediterranean if its position was threatened by other powers. "II other powers or other naval forces threaten the
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      Lock icon Leila is puzzled why bombs didn't go off
      242 11 Leila is puzzled why bombs didn't go off CAIRO, Mon Miss Leila Kha led i above the Palestinian eirl who tried to hijack an Israeli airliner over the North Sea. told an EKVDtlan newsDaner yesterday she would never understand why the bombs she carried did not exDlode. Miss Khaled was
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      Deadly chocs
      43 11 ROME. Mon Two brothers, cne aged 12 the other in. a m yesterday shortly after they ate some chocolates they had found on the floor of their fathers coffee bar Police Mid the chocolates apparently bad rat pouon la them.— Upl
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      Lock icon EBAN HOPES FOR NEW EGYPTIAN PEACE MOVE
      447 11 EBAN HOPES FOR NEW EGYPTIAN PEACE MOVE IUEW YOKK Mvii The Israeli I urns n Minister. Mr. Ahba Kban. said yesterday that I opt niiEhl adopt a nru policy towards reaching a Miil-dle-Kn>t M-ttlement folliimiii- the death of President N.isser. Opportunities for a pi- nil ill solution exist ■M fur
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      Lock icon A Tory plan to return steel to private sector
      163 11 A Tory plan to return steel to private sector ONDON. Mon. Britain, Li Is considering plans to to de-nationalise the steel Industry, the Sunday Telegraph reported yesterday. The newspaper said Prime 'Minister Edward Heath's Government may announce the plans at the party's annual convention in Blackpool late this week. The
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      Lock icon Rebels give up
      25 11 RANGOON. Mon Sixtytwo pro-Peking BurmeM oommunlxt rebels trnve surrendered <•> Koveri'mrnt lorces at Moulmeingyun in the Irrawaddy delta according to official source*. Reuter.
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      Kerala girls still queue to join European convents
      341 11 Kerala girls still queue to join European convents TRIVANDRUM, Mon CATHOLIC girls from Kerala arc still queueing up to become nuns in European Convents despite a recent row over 'Nun running". •Interest has not abated at all." the Archbishop of Trlvandrum, Momeignor Benedict Gregorlos, said yesterday. Father Cyrlac Puthenpura. the
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      Lock icon Move to impeach-Giri over direct rule order in Uttar Pradesh
      244 12 Move to impeachGiri over direct rule order in Uttar Pradesh I UCKNOW, Mon. One of India's Opposition parties said yesterday it would sponsor a resolution to impeach the nations President, Mr. V. V. Uiri, ut next month's session of Parliament. The Bamyukta (United) Socialist Patty resolution would K< k to
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      Lock icon Power shift from Arafat to Moussa
      421 12 Power shift from Arafat to Moussa AMMAN, Monday. COMMUNIST-BACKED commando group, Al-Ansar, has gained a measure of stature within the Palestinian guerilla movement in one of several shifts of influence that have stemmed from the Jordanian civil war. Its leader. Abu Moussa is a shadowy figure and the group still
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      Lock icon SUPER-FAST NUCLEAR WARNING SYSTEM FOR U.S. SOON
      282 12 SUPER-FAST NUCLEAR WARNING SYSTEM FOR U.S. SOON WASHINGTON. Mon. TT The U.S. Government is to build a superlast system to warn Americans of an enemy nuclear attack in the missile age. soon Tentatively titled DIDS Decision Inlormation Distribution System— lt could save the lives of an estimated If million to
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      'No war' pledge
      34 12 TOKYO. Mon— Prime Minister Eisaku Sato will t*u thr UN General AMembly la'pr this momh that "Japan baa renounced »ar and intencU. tn become a peace-making force in the world."— UPl
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      Lock icon Huk leader to face three old charges
      150 12 jyt ANILA, Mon. Military lawyers are reviving three criminal charges against captured link leader Sumulong. an army spokesman said today. The charges are multiple murder, rebellion and double murder The multiple murder charges involve the 19ti6 shooting death of a Pampang town mayor
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      Lock icon Bruce is briefed on new peace plan
      777 13 Bruce is briefed on new peace plan LIMERICK (Ireland), Monday PRESIDENT Nixon gave chief U.S. peace negotiator David Bruce new instructions ior dealing with the deadlocked Paris lalks yesterday. At the same time, the White House en- < ountßed speculation that the United States will soon make a uossible dramatic
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      Lock icon Three Red bomb attacks kill 27 near Saigon
      148 13 Three Red bomb attacks kill 27 near Saigon SAIGON, Monday. AT LEAST 27 people were killed and 17 wounded when communist terrorists attacked a funel.d procession, bombed a restaurant and blew up a house, near here, authorities said today. The vofM attack occurred laic Saturday night, military sources said, wlim
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      Lock icon Kidnap threat to Elizabeth Taylor
      78 13 Kidnap threat to Elizabeth Taylor LONDON, Mon A secret security watch has been kept on actress Elizabeth Taylor after an anonymous kidnap threat ju.n before she arrived In Britain 10 days pro. The threat was made by a my&tery telephone caller to London's plush Dorchester Hotel, where Miss Taylor and
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      Lock icon Pre-marital checks
      41 13 TAIPEI. Mon. Would-be-bndes and bridegrooms in Taiwan could demand that their partners suomii themselves to pre-marriage physical checkups under a new law drafted by the Interior Ministry The bill's aim was to produce healthy offspring. It was claimed. > Reuter.
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      Lock icon Key Mao army chief dies
      58 13 hovo kon(v mob U Tlm-Yii. rtrputy Chief of Oi-nriul -Staff of the Chinese «rnr. died n Peking on S*nt 27 aftrr a Icing illness. Radio Patting reported today He «as than 1.000 soldiers at<i memorial servu-e for it h the chief of »h' PI A
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      Lock icon Peaceniks hurl cans of paint at Ky
      90 13 Peaceniks hurl cans of paint at Ky PARIB. Mon. War protesters hurled cans of paint at South Vietnamese Vice-President Nguyen Cao Ky as he left the FrancoVietnam Institute here yesterday. The red and yellow paint the same as South Vietnam's national colours missed the Vice-President but coated his car and
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      Strike spreads
      37 13 LONDON. Mon. A wave of strikes by Britain's local authority k workers which threatens to cause a sewage disposal crisis, spreads today as 30.000 more men leave their jobs in demand for higher pay. Reut«x.
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      Lock icon Sandie is Miss USA
      43 13 Sandie is Miss USA CANDIF. YVOLS- FELD, Miss Illinois, w a > named Miss World-USA on Saturday night at Incline Village. Nevada. The pretty 24-year-old model from Chicago measures 36-22-36. She will compete for the Miss World title in London next month. AP radiophoto.
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      Lock icon South Vietnamese accused of 'robbing and raping'
      169 13 PHNOM PENH. Monday QNE of Cambodia's leading newspapers today lashed out at the conduct or South Vietnamese forces operating inside Cambodia, charging them with "robbing, raping and smuggling." In a lead editorial, the Independent Khmer said: "There has been a small group of
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      Lock icon Jumbo jet resumes maiden flight after bomb hoax
      215 13 Jumbo jet resumes maiden flight after bomb hoax CUVA (Fiji). Mon. —A J Pan American Boeing 747 Jumbo Jetliner was cleared to resume its maiden flight across the Pacific today following a bomb scare after it took off from Sydney yesterday. The huge aircraft landed at Nandi Airport here before
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      30 13 CAIRO. Mon. Greek musicians Miki* "Zorba the Creek" Theodorakui has completed a composition in memory of the late President Nasser, the Cairo newspaper Al Akhbar said today. UPI.
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      POLICE CLEAR MYSTERY OF ZAMBIAN FLAG FOUND OFF THE POLE
      220 13 POLICE CLEAR MYSTERY OF ZAMBIAN FLAG FOUND OFF THE POLE CANBERRA, Monday. POLICE investigation has shown that the Zambian flag fell from its pole outside Parliament House here on Saturday and was not cut down. This was btated in a Dolice report to the chairman of the Parliamentary Association. Sir
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      136 13 Firing by N-guards at Kent varsity 'not necessary' WASHINGTON. Mon. The indisi rmiiii itr firing by Ohio National Guardsmen into a crowd of anti-war demonstrators at Kent State University in May was "unnecessary, unwarranted and inrxcu>ablc." the President* Commission on Campus L'nrest said today. Four students were killed and nine
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      20 13 TOKYO. Mon. Seventyflve people died in road accidents ovei the weekend, an alltime bifh. police said today. UPI.
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      34 13 BRUSSELS. Mon. A 60--year-old man buried himself to death in the centre of one of this city's busiest thoroughfares, police said today. The name uf the dead man wm not disclosed. AP.
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      515 13 So many people pass by a case of jewels,and Jl never notice W~W J but untouched. Where elie can yoa BHI M I /^l tee Mich wonder? J-JL AVtlCi m Tfir If Ji»«ii'i film-t iii ftfuira |*&g^k7H No matter where W^^^ 1^" m m p IHe Mm T P^> Europe,
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      Profits slow at Haw Par
      453 14 PROFITS for 1969 arcup on the previous year at Haw Par, though by what extent it is not quite clear for the accounts for 1969 only cover a 5J month period from the time of incorporation. The pre-tax profit lor the period July 18 to
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      CLOSING PRICES
      930 14 BID AND OFFtR PRICES OFFICIALLY UITCO AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCMAHCE. WITH *RICE MOVEMENTS IN 8. ,IIMA 1.34 U. \i noraoto l.Hti 2.1H1 t Mean 1.3S 140 i .01) Allied Choc... 2./S lunch.) Ben l.i>4 i
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      BUSINESS DONE
      860 14 UUMNKH6 in unu npuru-u to. the Singapore .mil Ku.il.i I iiinpur trading i minis ul llir j Stock I\i li.i Hi.' >cMrr«U> with llir nuiiilin ill sh.ilCN li iilril »hflwn in brai-krts in Mi of I .mill unless olhrrHisr sprvitu tl INDUSTRIAL* ilun (2) SI 3W. (2) $1.41
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      Exchange rates
      177 14 THE Association ot Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at Oct 3 of Foreign Currency Sterling Pound Australian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dlnai US Dollar Local dollar?- to 100 units of Foreign Currency Belgian Francs Burmese Kyats Ceylon Rupees Danish Kroner Deutsche
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      74 14 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES RISES U.A.C. $1.58 +.09 8. Darby $3.70 +.08 M. Cont. $2.80 +.07 Robinsons $2.05 +.05 W. Jacks $1.95 +.03 FALLS Mega Chem. $1.21 —.10 Fusan $2.22 —.10 Sentosa $1.21 —.06 S.P. Textile $1.10 -.04 I. Wood $0.97 —.03 Starlite $0.99 —.03 Fed. Cables $1.22 —.03 Setron $1.23
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      HESITANT TRADING ON STOCK MARKET
      259 14 HESITANT TRADING ON STOCK MARKET riADING was generally quiet on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Operators were mainly adopting a wait and see attitude. A feature was Fusan's easiness, tbe price going down from $2.32 to $2.18 and finishing at $2.22. Fancy Tile which featured buying in
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      47 14 1 mi 1 11 ASBbSTOS Cement is paying a taxexempt dividend of five per cent for the year ■nded June. 1970. This together with an interim five per cent makes a total dividend of It) per cent for the year. No dividend was paid the previous year.
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      Official rates
      50 14 ON the uili tal M'L-yan Short term Money Markr. for (he ■reek endinc Ortnher 3, the ranee nl ill rates was a* follow*: BANK PIMM 3>, per cent to 4 per rent GENERAL M MIS: 2 Mi cent to I nil cent MOVEMENTS ol fund* totalled SI7I n.illion
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      47 14 (I I fcxpnm imii <■ ••> nun-strrlmu >im, In is dollara prr ouncr IS! local Oralrrv prur in sinnapxr* I'll.ns prr larl. li'liu'l" longkuii'i I'pm <■> footr r>( latiiiut sus i loseri 36.65 sa.M Ckwwi J7 «7» in .i} ftw> 46.60 11.46 .16.30 I 36.40 I 36.29
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      Straits Times Indices
      40 14 Straits Times Indices Oct. 2 Oct. ft Industrials: 133.33 .133.4* 1 Hotels: 68.74 86.67 Properties: 107.4S 1M.21 t Tins: »0.22 90.22 t t rubbers: 113.62 113.60 Dec. 30, 1966 100 1 Dec. 31. 1968 1M t Her. 29. 1962 100
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      James Warren recovery
      231 14 lAMES Warren J made an estimated group pre tax of £149 260 for the ninemonth period up to June, 1970, not far short of double the pre-tax profit of the corresponding period This is an increase ot 72 per cent over profits for the corresponding period In
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      619 14 FANCY TILL Works has informed tru Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore that Us production was Increased from the 12 per cent of Its total capacity achieved In July to 45 per cent in August and 60 per cent last month. "The mosaic tiles produced are of competitive
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        Rubber easier
        273 14 I IPENING quotations were marked down by half-a-cent from Fridays close in sympathy with lower overseas market in the rubber market yesterday. The first business was struck at 48 3 8 cents (or October No. 1 R.S.S. The market then flivtuated. ranging around this level, onalternate short-covering and
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        Tin price gains
        48 14 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday rose 87 Va cents to $659.37 V 7 per picu) on an offering estimated up 20 tons to 290 tons The market was very steady with strong buying support from the United States, Japan and some from India.
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        22 14 Oil. 5 KIBBI.K: 47} cents (down li cents). TIN: 5659.37J (up 874 cents). kstimalrd offrnnit 290 tons (up 20 tons).
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        99 14 CHINISt CMOOUCk aaCMAMGt. lINCtrOM MOON CLOSING Coconut Oil? Hulk I ,4 vllrr* .Irurr MiS amm C**r>: S»,,r<J D I Km IKI N"* I K on. HO', B MunUfk Mill, f I H -> ..-llei» ■<ai«>wk Mhilr $17% ~ller« vr-,,.1 Sarawak t>l», k »Mo .ellei* «arble<i 1 blaik iir»'
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      French bankers encouraged
      335 14 pREDIT Lyonnais one of the "Big Three" in French banking may extend its network r.o Singapore. Exploratory talks between the State-owned commercial bank and the Singapore Government have already begun. With assets totalling about $22,000 million 136,000 million francs 1, Credit Lyonnais and two other Government-owned commercial
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        338 14 Mon—Specu- latlve mining shares advanced further under solid buying on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. International Mining dominated early trading with Initial sales up to $9.50 This level was not sustained and by the close the shares were changing hands at $8.96 the Options finishing at $7 80 (or
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        230 14 IJONG KONO, Mon The 1X stock market today kept very steady throughout tradlnit hours Buyers and sellers were both stubborn and unyielding N»n F«n»i were active and about 34.000 shares were done at HKS62O Hone Konc Dock* saw About 80.000 shares traded at HK$ll 30. The market closed
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        Hong Kong rates
        36 14 ON th. mm ••thtt.i. MM la Hong Konc rrattrda? tht U.S. Oallar quoted at 6.10 (or T.T. an« 1.0873 for taih. Sterling wu quoted at 14.4S aai ena tael af geld at 282.50.
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        402 14 IXJNDON Mon. y Th« market movBuyinc was Mi on the Wall Strffi uptrend »hilf hopra of a major administration Fconomir policy utatunmt at I rim »»k Conservative Party conference also aided sentiment The nrv* government proposals on industrial relations had little initial impact as dealers wanted to study the
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    CHESHIRE RETURNS TO VISIT HOME AT TELOK PAKU
    134 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. After a four-year absence. Group Captain G. L. Cheshire. V.C. flew Into Singapore today to look over the home for the chronically ill or permanently disabled which he founded here In 1957. The home In Telok Paku, named after him,
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    Why pregnant wife died—by husband
    262 15 Why pregnant wife died— by husband COURT TOLD OF DOCTOR'S TLL DO MY BEST |[UALA LUMPUR, Mon. A doctor told ;i mother that be would do his best when she ;isked him to end her pregnancy, the Coroner's Court was told today. "Two other doctors earlier refused to end her
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    Dunstan meets financial leaders on investments
    262 15 Dunstan meets financial leaders on investments SINGAPORE, Monday rpHE Premier of South Australia, Mr. D.A. Dun--1 stan, today met Singapore's financial leaders t6 pave the way for more Australian investments i here. He had talks with the Finance Minister, Mr. Hon Sui Sen, the Minister of State for Finance, Mr.
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    Poly radar observers course
    59 15 Poly radar observers course SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Polytechnic will conduct a three-week radar observers course starting on Oct. 19. The course is open to officers, cadets and seamen with at least one year's approved sea service. The fee Is $55. Applicants should enrol at the Polytechnic's School of Nautical
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    Move to form Quality Control Society
    129 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. Preliminary moves are being made to form a Quality Control Society to promote national consciousness on the need to produce highgrade goods for export. Representatives of industrial firms and the Singapore Institute of Standards and Industrial Research i SISIR i are holding
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    Lieut. Tay's memorial fund stands at $583
    129 15 Lieut. Tay's memorial fund stands at $583 CINGAPORE, Mon. The k memorial fund for Lieut. Tay Slow Kal of the Singapore Armed Forces, who died In a hand-gre-nade accident last month, now stands at $583. The latest donations were $15 from L. H. Son* and $30 from CAFAWP. Singapore. The
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    No L-plates: $30 fine
    71 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Tan KanK Hoe of Jalan Peng Kang. a provisional driving licence holder, was flnrd $30 today for failing in display "L" plates while riding his motorcycle along Whampoa Road on Jan. 18, last year. Tan was fined another $70 and disqualified from driving class
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    Man on rape charge
    38 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. Bamhudln bin Mabl. 36, was remanded today on a charge of raping a 13-year-old Kir) at a house In Johore Road on July 14. The case will be mentioned on Oct. 12.
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    The patron
    29 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. President Yusof is patron of the Singapore Association for the Blind and not its president as stated in today's Straits Times. The error I* regretted.
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    Another 40 register
    32 15 SINGAPORE, Monday a NOTHER 40 "pirate" taxi drivers registered rv for Job conversion today as registration entered its second week. The total since registration opened on Thursday is 243.
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    Thai expert at orchid show
    57 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The president of the Orchid Society of Thailand. Professor Rnpee Sagarik. an orrhidologlst. Is to Judge one of the orchid section* of the Singapore Horticultural Show to be held at the Singapore Turf Club from Thurs- He will be accompanied by five members
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    Guest speaker at luncheon
    49 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The secretary-general of the National Trades Union Congress. Mr. C.V. Devan Nalr. will be guest speaker at the luncheon meeting of the Rotary Club of Singapore East on Friday. He will .speak on "Job satisfaction In relation to productivity and good industrial relations."
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    Brunei claim gives map men a headache
    179 15 Brunei claim gives map men a headache |>ANDAR SERI BENGA- WAN Mon. Brunei's Limbang claim has presented map makers here with a major headache. Sir Omar Ali Saifuddln, in making the claim, previously said that future Brunei maps should show no state boundaries between Brunei and Limbang as the enclave
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    SYSTEM THAT WON $190,000 FOR DAD, SON
    106 15 SINGAPORE. lion. A father and son team won the record jackpot of $190,000 in the Toto draw held last Thursday. In an Interview with Singapore Pools today, th* winners (who wished to remain anonymous' said: "We won our windfall by using the five
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      808 15 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 5 OAA PM. Opening and General Hospital; 3.20 J.VU For The Family Malay Edition Of The Magazine Series; 3.50 Diary of Events in Singapore This Week < Malay i 3.55 It's Happening in Singapore (Malay repeat); 4.15 Peyton Place (repeat); 5.00 Close. t
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      244 15 CHANNEL 3 C rt P.M. Programme nummary; 6.00 News; 6.11 J.JJ p pi(o i( Amai-Amai; 6.50 The Rovers A Plac« Of My Own; 7.10 Shotgun Slade A Flower For Jenny; 7.40 Candid Camera; 8.07 Programme summary; 8.12 My World And Welcome To It The Human Being And The Dinosaur. O
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    Now we have daily rated teachers
    534 16 Now we have daily rated teachers IUE have often heard of daily-rated labourers. But now we have daily-rated teachers. I' is inconceivable that our progressive Government with a labour-oriented policy has seen fit to exploit our Job-hunting population to the fullest. We cannot blame them if they haven't a sense
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      MCs from private doctors: Is there new ruling?
      526 16 MCs from private doctors: Is there new ruling? REFKR to your report "When a private doctor's leave chit is valid' (S.T., Sept. 29). I wish to point out, for the interests of all other government officers and their family doctors, that it is true that officers (ranting from Division II
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    PUBLICITY GETS THE SCs THEIR UNIFORMS
    265 16 MEMBERS of the Special Constabulary are now to be issued with the same uniforms as the regulars. I would like, on behalf of all members of the SC's Volunteer unit to express our gratitude and heart felt thanks to your Press for the publicity
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    How HDB makes enormous profit on its flats
    348 16 How HDB makes enormous profit on its flats IN her reply to "S.T. Tan" (ST.. Sept. 12) who 1 asked why non-citizens arc not eligible to rent or buy Housing and Develomnmt Boards flats, the Public Relations Officers of tho Board stated that flats built by the Board are subsidised
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    Government replies
    209 16 I REFER to the correspondence by 'Still Waltlng" (ST.. Oct. 3> regardIng the refund of deposit of $300/-. Under normal clrcumMance.s a refund Is made within 7—lo days after discharge of the patient. This. Is necessary to enable the accounts to be processed. Could the author of the
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      Where the emphasis is on the shape...
      480 17 day now you will want a change. Quick as a flash of sunlight you will be searching for a new YOU. But before you decide on the change study the fashion shape of the moment. Designers have decreed rounded shoulders and soft bosom
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      PATTERN AND TEXTURE DICTATE THE MOOD OF A ROOM
      208 17 INTERIOR designers have long complained that we will spend weeks deliberating on the style and colour of furniture to fill a room— and literally minutes on deciding what wall decorations should go with it. "Wall colour pattern and texture dictates the
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      Household hints
      215 17 Household hints SALT draws juices to the surfaces, so season meats after broiling to assure browning. Roasts can be seasoned anytime. since the flavourings penetrate only about one-fourth of an inch. TO CLEAN eye glasses, use a few drops of white vinegar dispensed from a clean eye drop medicine bottle.
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      Princess Anne has an influence over Queen E's clothes
      294 17 Princess Anne has an influence over Queen E's clothes QUEEN Elizabeth's clothes are never outrapet^tf. but there has been a "dramatic chancre" in ge way she dresses. And this is mainly becausejjtf her daughter's iniluen-" So said Miss Norma Ryan, who worked as a cutterdesigner for Norman Hartnell, the Queen's
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      150 17 Adv«rtn«m»nt Smooth Away. Wrinkle- 5 Dryness x Wrinkles are really "river-beds" of dry cell* caused by plasma co!loids (the water carriers of the skint drying out through •he passage of time and ihe drying effect ol exposure to adverse weather conditions To brin? tie* life and loveliness to y6ui skin
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    Thomson
    1743 18  -  TSAI TAN By A paradise for the private developer... WELCOME to middleclass suburbia. The Thomson constituency stretching in an almost endless bell of green from .loon lluiiii Road, off Upper Serangoon district to An£ Mo Kio ;it <>1 mile Upper Thomson Road, is the private developers paradise. Thr "little
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    HK debut by pianist
    65 19 HK debut by pianist MONO KONG Mon. A younn Singapore pianist. Miss Toh Chee Huriß, will give her first solo rental in Honp Kong on Thursday. Miss Toh 22. started to learn the piano when she was four and later studied at the London Royal Academy of Music where she
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    The mining pool murder case: Widow weeps on seeing exhibit
    358 19 The mining pool murder case: Widow weeps on seeing exhibit I POII. Monday ]y|AI)AM Wong Chin Moy. 23-year-old widow of a sand contractor, wept when she saw her murdered husband's car parked in front of the High Court building here today. The light yellow Volkswagen car. with smashed rear windscreen,
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    Singapore has 22 (not one) N-experts
    427 19  -  SOH TIANG KENG j By SINGAPORE, Monday HOW many nuclear scientists arc there in Singapore? This issue has exploded into ;i raging controversy among scientific circles here. Singapore is not short of nuclear scientists, they say. In fact, some university physicists estimate there are
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    Union course
    37 19 SINGAPORE. Mon. Thirty member*— IS of them women— from the Singapore Malay Teachers" Union will attend an Intensive one-week trade union course at the Youth Leadership Training Institute In Buona Vista Ro«d from Dec 18.
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    RIDDLE OF THE GUTTED FURNITURE IN HOME
    94 19 RIDDLE OF THE GUTTED FURNITURE IN HOME SINGAPORE. Mon. Police believe an arsonist destroyed some furniture in a house under renovation in Kingsmead Road yesterday. When contractor Mr. One I. co n t opened thr door of the unoccupied house in the morning, he found that thr furniture had been
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    Drugs factory under study
    114 19 SINGAPORE. Mon Mr. J D Robinson, 62. finance director of the Wellcomr Foundation, a British company specialising in research into drugs for human and veterinary medicine, arrived today to explore thr possibility of setting up a factory here. He will have talks with government officials and
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    First Lady to open 'Food Festival' in aid of Red Cross
    262 19 First Lady to open 'Food Festival' in aid of Red Cross SINGAPORE, Mon. Close on the heels of the big hotels' culinary art and food exhibition a week ago, comes a similar festival this time in aid of the Red Cross. The First Lady. Puan Noor Aishah, will open the
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      147 19 .weedy &the 18piece Thundering Herd FROM U.S.A. one night only 3t THIATM RESTAURANT AID NIHCIUB National Theatre Tuesday 13th October 1970 Bp.m. Tickets $2.4 6 8 10.12 on sate ar usual centre* Sponsor* b> BASFtr»wortd'»fm— ttapasUß J,x|> j J#DS#n ft J#SS#fl School Children in uniform will be admitted ot $1.00
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      983 20 EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION r*qulre* Immediately young aad agijres.'ive male and female sal** Representatives. Good remuneration. Those interested call fersonally foi an interview at 132. Jalan Leong Kirn Seng. Kampar Garden, lpoh. on Bth *nd 9th October. 1870 between 9.30 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. APPLICANT* r-piyu>» to Boa Nun rxr* for Vacancies
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      1012 22 TO NEW ZEALAND m Loaas Penani P. S'haia Sm»aport ftr: tNKUHi IBM 5 Btt 1/ 7 Btt Auck, Ount, Lit. Well. FROM NEW ZEALAND Dmb port K Sham Peruni LtalMf tari CM»«din»- Sails Aack. 11 Bet 1/ I Ntf 7/ I Ntf 1/11 Nlf Calcutta. BtNK'Rlt Sails lack. 21 Bet
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      1023 23 UMM K NOTICE PUBLIC NOTICE Kn»rate Tender* are invlteo. to DELHI EXPRESS TRAVELS operate Concessions Jor Ladles and iPTE.j LTD SINGAPORE, hereby FEU v» r .^i IDg o Salon at '"form patrons and the public th.t Chine>e YMCA. Palmer Road lor Mr. Joachim L«ong hitherto the h period o( three
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      390 23 (kukhtoto) sharikat letrik kekuatar ayer batanb hari perak, berhad the perak river hydroelectric power company ltd. PUPIL ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS Applications ore invited trom mole citizens ot Maloysio not more thon 27 years ot oge who have recently graduoted from a recognised University with not less thon o second class honours
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      600 23 usso) ESSO ASIA SERVICES INC. has a vacancy tor o TAX ASSISTANT (INDIRECT TAXES) Qualifications: University Degree or equivalent I«p«ri«nc«: Must hove experience in Indirect Taxes (Customs Excise) and Property Taxes. Knowledge cf Income Tax desirable. Salary: Commemurate *ith qualifications arid experience. Applications will be treated in confidence and should
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      1052 23 UNIVERSITY OF SINGAPOREENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS The University o! Slnca|*irr invites applications lrom candidates who wish to takr the following pxaminations to quality M admission in the academic year 1971-2 1 SOCIAL STUDIES ENTRANCE EXAMINATION lor admission to the course lradtnc la the Diploma in Social studies 2 UNIVERSITY aWTRANCI KXAMINATION ti.r
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      Fresh Games bid by BAS, SHA
      370 24  - Fresh Games bid by BAS, SHA ERNEST FRIDA B) SINGAPORE Hockey Association and Basketball Association of Singapore have appealed to the National Sports Control Board to include them in the Republic's contingent to the sixth Asian Games at Bangkok from Dec 9-20. Both associations have made fresh applications to the
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      Loh beats champ
      221 24 17ORMER champion r Loh Hens Chew. 42 yesterday rltmii.nt>*cl .Inmes Tan. 43. champion tor the pin two -pars, in th* semifinal* of the STTA veteran* chnmplor.-,hio at Monk's Hill. Loh -v^n hv ?]-14. 21-10. 21-14 Loh will ireel Sin Chee. who beat Chua Kirn Henrn 22-20. 19-21.
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      SBA youths show vast improvement
      352 24 SINGAPORE Badminton Association's Youth squad, who are being nrepared for the Thomas Clip, showed splendid progress after three months' training it Ouillemard Road on Sunday. They whipped the Senior Inter-Club runners-up. Jasmin Badminton Pnrty, by 4-1 with most matches going into the rubber an indication
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      Combined gain their 14th win
      340 24 pOLICE-MILITARY Combined chalked up their 14th rugby reason in 16 1 matches yesterday when they bent "A" Coy Royal New Zealand Infantry Regiment lightweights by 24-11 (three goals and three tries to a goal, a try and a penalty! at Thom.iQn Road. The Com Dined
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      Shooting team of 13
      336 24  -  JOE DORAI tiy SINGAPORE Shooting Association have recommended 13 shooters to the National Sports Control Board to be considered for December's Asian Games in Bangkok. Ol tn> lo nominated seven have beaten the individual qualifying mark based on thrid nlaching nt the last Asian Games. The
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      Alan sets record but fails to make grade
      251 24 Alan sets record but fails to make grade COMBINkU mH > breuMtstroke champion. Alan Lrlah of X.ifI'is Institution, yesterday set a new National record for 100 m by clocking "ii 1 sec at the Asian tiames trials at Queenstown Pool. But h<- failed to qualify The required time is 72.4.
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      HK want All Stars to play Pele-led Santos
      356 24  - HK want All Stars to play Pele-led Santos M. RAHMAN By 'rut. Asian Au-oiais, to be revived in December, are most likeiy to play against Santos, the crack Brazilian soccer side who include the famed Pele. Santos i with Pelo, who will be on a world tour cany nexi year,
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      299 24 Eyewear V-*. fashions from Mdrtio WclK the l<m|pst Auslralun optiol f ixoducts niakff presonts the latMt designs in lB pyewrdf tashions For him. tor hit K Excmnq. bold, mtnguinq. bequilinij. Each design is made to give you the new look. I the "in" look, as only Martin Wells knows how.
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      185 24 SASA invite Indonesia SINGAPORE Am. ■ting Association will Invite tii« Jakarta Sv.nr.min for a SBrtl matches here :n Stow TIIIS Is t<) M'tlll! tour of Indoi.i team fron. Oft \2 to l':( SASA also aftrrrrJ to count i Ips taking AMan in an invitation waterpolo tournament b December. FREEHOLD LAND
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      36 24 Rl CJHV Srr Oaki Aomin RV7.IR Llßhtwrifhts .Pudanß 4 p r" i T481.F TKNNIfI STTA S»rlor team rinaniOßStarlM: '"nlted Ove'^epx PBnk v Y«p Tran»oor«: Fi*»na'i I?iielnefrlrg: Harper Oiltlllan v Nanyani: Slang Pau (Monks Hill 7 pm).
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      Lock icon Nijinsky lunged to the left under the whip
      326 25 Nijinsky lunged to the left under the whip UARIS, Mon. Mighty Nijinsky was beaten yesterday. By the margin of a bobbing head, this pride of a US$l5-million racing empire and 5-2 on choice at fashionable Longchamp suffered his first defeat in 12 starts Nijinsky wavered at the finish of a
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      Sungei Wang a classic hope
      280 25  - Sungei Wang a classic hope EPSOM JEEP By ATO Chong Kok I.im of Ipoh has another potential classic winner in Sungei Wang This New Zealand five-year-old, which Dato Chong re-named after his 1964 Derby winner, scored two brilliant wins at the Bukit Timah meeting which ended on Sunday. Sunge! Wang
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