The Straits Times, 15 October 1970

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    25 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Niltlliilill NBWSpiltlW- Estd. 1845 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1970 15 CENTS KD.N. 4517 M.C (P) No. 1507
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    Perils of oil pollution-by Dr. Toh
    782 1 Perils of oil pollution-by Dr. Toh 'We'll be negligent if we don't protect the sea' GOVT CAN ACT AS A WATCHDOG BUT... SINGAPORE, Wednesday SCIENCE and Technology Minister Dr. Toh Chin Chye said tonight that Singapore would be ''negligent" if she allowed the Republic's waters to be exposed to oil
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    KIDNAP TALKS NEAR DEADEND
    344 1 MONTREAL, Wed NEGOTIATIONS for the lives of two kidnapped officials were at a standstill today aad appeared near collapse, with Im)Ui Prime .Minister Pierre Trudeau and the terrorists of the Front de Liberation dv Quebec (FLQ) taking hardline stands. Mr. Trudeau yesterday criticised separatist "bandits" and
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    Leila: Hijack partner shot after capture
    453 1 Leila: Hijack partner shot after capture OEIRUI. vVea Hiu lack girl Leila Khaled said here today her colleague aboard the El Ai Jet they tried to seize was shot four times in the back by Israeli security men after he was captured and tied up. Miss Khaled. 24. a member
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    DIVORCE CASE WIFE'S SURPRISE
    113 1 DIVORCE CASE WIFE'S SURPRISE rIE model who was to have worn this chiffon dress at a preview fashion show on Tuesday night at the Lake Club in Kuala Lumpur failed to turn up. So the show's organiser, Miss Jutta Lydia GrafKraft, calmly took her place although it was only hours
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    Crash: 53 die
    41 1 SEOUL. Wed. Fifty-two killed today when a bus with 76 teenage boys and a driver were killed today when a bus with 76 students aboard collided with a passenger train about So miles south of Seoul, police said.
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    THAI ARMY CAPTURES RED STRONGHOLDS
    92 1 BANGKOK. Wed The Army has occupied major communist guerilla strongholds in North Thailand after fierce battles in the jungle-clad Khao Klao hills. Two soldiers were killed and 10 seriously wounded. The strongholds were taken by two battalions of the 3rd Field Army. Its commander. Lleut-Oen-
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    Couple's $3.5 mil profit in two days
    311 1  - Couple's $3.5 mil profit in two days JACK FINGLETON I By" Canberra I 1 Wednesday TASMINkX chairman William Singline :ni(i his wife, ;uul two companies of which they were directors, made A 51,028,071 kilxnit $M..") million i selling shares df the today. Barrister J.W. Wilson. who was appointed by the
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    Lock icon Peking sets off big nuclear blast
    157 1 Peking sets off big nuclear blast WASHINGTON, Wed. Communist China set off a nig nuclear explosion in the atmosphere today the U.S. Atomic Energy Commission (AEC) announced. The AEC said the explosion had a yield of three megatons equivalent to the explosive force of three million tons of TNT. It
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    Lock icon Bomb blast at Havard
    54 1 NEW YORK. Wed An eiploslon ripped through the library of the Centre for International Affairs at Harvard University early today shortly after a woman telephone caller warned campus police. There wu no estimate of the damage, but a member of the staff said "It's a terrible
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    Lock icon Crewman with drug jailed
    66 1 HOBART Wed A crewman of the Indian freighter. Vlshva Mahima. was sentenced to two years' jail here today on a, charge of having Imported the drug cannabls Into Australia on September 7. The prosecution alleged that Immanuel John Bundella, 26. originally intended to land the drug
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      Lock icon KIDNAPPERS AGREE TO REOPEN TALKS
      56 1 KIDNAPPERS AGREE TO REOPEN TALKS MONTREAL. Wed. Qurbre separatist* today agreed to rroprn negotiations for th» rHrav of kidnapped British diplomat Mr. James Croaa mad Quebec Labour Minister Mr. Pierre Laporte. The negotiations were broken ofl last niffht when lawyer Robert Lemirux. spokesman for the extremist Quebec Liberation Front IKIO
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    Additive to cut smoke 'in use for 5 years'
    152 2 Additive to cut smoke 'in use for 5 years' CINGAPORE. Wed. Singapore has been using an anti-smoke additive for the past five years in a concerted move to reduce exhaust smoke from diesel engines. This was stated today by Mr. Yeo Hui Teck. retail sales superintendent of BP Singapore Pte.
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    Examiner to give organ recital
    90 2 Examiner to give organ recital SINGAPORE. Wed. Dr. Kenneth Abbott, visiting examiner of the Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music, will give an organ recital at the Wesley Methodist Church on Sunday at 8 p.m. Works he will play Include music by Bach. Llndberg. Pletro Yon. Jackson, mid
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    2 Gurkhas get award for gallantry
    83 2 2 Gurkhas get award for gallantry SINGAPORE. Wed LanceCorporal Rudrabahadur Ourung and Rifleman Harkabahadur Gurung. of the 2nd Battalion 2nd Kins Edward VII s Own Gurkha Rifles in Brunei, have been awarded the Queen's Commendations for gallantry. The pair braved the swollen Bungei Belalt to save the life of a
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    Overloaded lorries
    63 2 SINGAPORE. Wed. Five men were fined a total of $1,400 today in the First Traffic Court for carrying excess goods on their lorries. All the lorries were rrom Johore. and were carrying planks which were nine tons In exeeu of the maximum load liiey were Ong Kirn Siang.
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    Govt to handle MGR gate collections
    166 2 Govt to handle MGR gate collections CINOAPORE, Wed. The Ministry for Social Affairs has agreed to handle charity gate collections at Jalan Besar Stadium on Sunday, when a public reception is held for Indian screen hero M.G. Rarhachandran. The reception committee today announced the reception would be held A p.m.
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    Progress possible without polluting the place: Chua
    450 2 Progress possible without polluting the place: Chua SINGAPORE. Wednesday T^HE Health Minister, A Mr. Chua Sian Chin, tonight said appropriate steps could enable Singapore to achieve rapid economic advances without polluting the environment. Modern technology does pollute waterways and air with industrial and other wastes, he said. But the application
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    TERRORIST RESTING PLACE FOUND IN PERAK
    200 3 TERRORIST RESTING PLACE FOUND IN PERAK IfUALA LUMPUR, IV Wed. The National Operations Council today report- od that a communist terrorist resting place had been found near Suntfei Ayer Tawur in Perak on Oct. 4. The resting place, the NOC added, was believed to be two weeks old and capable
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    MPs want Govt to close the loopholes
    494 3 MPs want Govt to close the loopholes NATIONAL SERVICE DEFERMENT Will RK national service is concerned there can be no first clasK or second class citizrn*. and it must be the responsibility of citizens of all walks of life to keep v that way. —From the statement SINGAPORE, Wed. The
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    Party Marhaen man joins Umno
    85 3 Party Marhaen man joins Umno KUALA LUMPUR. Wed. '"he assistant secretarygeneral of Party Marhaen Malaysia and former publicity chief of Party Rakyat. Tnchf Znkaria bin Ifohamed Yusof. 32. resigned from the party today and Joined Umno. At a nress conference at Umno lieadoimrters here, the 32-ve«r--old 'encher and founder of
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    POLY TO PRODUCE THE 'ALL-PURPOSE' TECHNICIAN
    259 3 POLY TO PRODUCE THE 'ALL-PURPOSE' TECHNICIAN SINGAPORE, Wednesday TWE Polytechnic is now training new kind of 1 "all-purpose" technician as ar. answer to Singapore's increasing variety of industries. The Polys principal. Mr. A. Robert Edis. today disclosed that a course introduced last year would produce by March its first batch
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    Lock icon INDON PLAN TO BRING HOME WAR DEAD
    71 3 INDON PLAN TO BRING HOME WAR DEAD JAKARTA. Wrd. The Indonesian (invrrnmrnt plans to iiend representatives to Kuala l.iinipur to ilimii-s with Malanlaa ufTirials the possibility of moving the remains of Indonesian soldiers killed and buried here during Confrontation, to Indonesia. Defence Ministry sources said today. If this is not
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    Fashion show at dance
    50 3 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Photographic Society of SlngaV"re will hnlri dance at the Singapore HUtMtfi Grand Ballroom on Saturday A fa.'hion *!\ow. mainly of mldix »nd maxh by Ml.w Terrs* Nfr trnntt of x ne» bnuilque. Lord John's Ladles, will he helri In connection with the function
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    Radio show
    29 3 SINGAPORE. Wed Mr. Goh Seng Kirn. director of Telelommunlcallons. will open th« Jamboree on the atr radioTechnical exhibition' at Sands House. Clemenrenu Avenue, on Saturday 2 p.m.
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    Two brothers killed as tree falls on home
    85 3 TK'tK ANSOV Wed. Two brothers Mohamrd Khairuxi bin Abdul w ib mi «ix, and Mohamed So'ad. 2... w«re killed when a tr»e fell on their home at Kamnnn; Pisir Jeneris. 15 mileic from here, early this morninc Fight others, tnrludinf their bed
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    Mousquet skeletons to be returned -to France
    138 3 Mousquet skeletons to be returned -to France PENANG. Wed. Skeletons of the crew of the French destroyer Mousauet. sunk by the German cruiser Emden on* Muka Head. In the Indian Ocean, during the first World War. are to be returned to nance. The skeletons were recovered from the wreck of
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    Food fair
    34 3 SINGAPORE. Wed A food and f-.in fair to r«Ke fund* for i vhool project* will be held at 1 Oven School in Owen Road on Stindav from in a.m. to 6 p.m.
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    Combination bed and wheelchair may be on sale in S'pore stores soon
    146 4 Combination bed and wheelchair may be on sale in S'pore stores soon TWIS new combination bed and wheel--I- chair for invalids and disabled may soon be available in Singapore. It was invented by Mr. G. A. Hodge, a South Australian, who first thought of it after he fractured his legs
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    How a car mishap adds to the GNP
    356 4 How a car mishap adds to the GNP SINGAPORE. Wed ANY economic activity which involves the transfer of money is counted as a plus factor in a country's Gross National Product, a senior lecturer from the University of Singapore said today. Therefore, said Mr. K. Nagashima. if anyone had asthma
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    Nagalingam asked me to issue cheque for $5,000: Accused
    238 4 Nagalingam asked me to issue cheque for $5,000: Accused SINGAPORE. Wed. Clement Rodrigues. 43. former treasurer of the Port Workers Union said in a district court today that the union's secretary Reneral. Nagalingam Mathiyookee. asked him to make out a cash cheque for $5,000. without saying what it was foi.
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    Escape-bid youth had only 'scratches'
    83 4 Escape-bid youth had only 'scratches' SINGAPORE. Wed. Reformative Training Centre inmate Zaharuddln bin Adnan. 19. only managed to inflict scratches on his stomach when he tried to stab himself with a kitchen knife yesterday. A police spokesman today said Zaharuddln was being taken to visit his mother In Jalan Betek,
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    Cocktail party
    43 4 SINGAPORE Wed —The Singapore Chinese Physicians' Association will celebrate its 24th anniversary and the thlro anniversary ol »ie Chung Hma Pipe Clinic second branch with a cocktail psrtv at 707. Oeylang Road on Oct. 27 between 2 p.m. and 4 p.m.
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    School fair
    38 4 SINGAPORE. Wed. Mrs Lee Chlaw Meng. wife of the Minister of State for Education Dr. Lee Chlaw Mtng. will open th* Owen School food and fun fair at the school grounds on Sunday at 10 a.m.
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    NIGHT-CLUBBING YOUTH ADMITS $3,000 THEFT
    127 4 SINGAPORE. Wed— A 17--year-old youth told a district Judge today that he stole $3,000 from the Telecommunications Department in Robinson Road, where he worked as a messenger boy to spend and go "nightclubbing" with friends Senior Inspector Othman Ambia. prosecuting, said the personnel assistant to
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    Nantah Varsity takes on more staff
    143 4 Nantah Varsity takes on more staff CINGAPORE. Wed. The teaching staff at Nanyang University has been strengthened with the addition of seven associate professors, two visiting professors and one visiting fellow. They DR. GIRIJA K MOOKERJEE. formerly a professor of European studies at the Indian School of International Studies at
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    Now the 'jungle bunnies' are on the run
    218 5  - Now the 'jungle bunnies' are on the run IGNATIUS STEPHEN: Bandar LONGHOUSE GIRLS WHO WORK AS CALL-GIRLS By Seri Begawan, Wednesday gRUNEI now has the "jungle bunnies" on the run. "Jungle bunnies" are longhouse giris who come to town to work as call girls. This is the second phase by
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    3 NATIONS AGREE TO DIVIDE SEABED
    73 5 3 NATIONS AGREE TO DIVIDE SEABED BANGKOK, Wed. The Bangkok Post reported today that Thailand. Malaysia and Indonesia have agreed to divide the three nations' common continental shelf in the Straits of Malacca. Delegations from the three nations met yesterday for secret "seabed talks" at the National Development Ministry. The
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    Sackings stop work at Raleigh plant
    176 5 Sackings stop work at Raleigh plant BATU TIGA, Wed. More than 100 workers at the $2 million Raleigh btcycle plant here stopped work this morning in protest against the retrenchment of 12 men. They said the retrenchment was "unjustified and the company had gone back on Its word not to
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    12 women in canoe trip
    48 5 SINGAPORE. Wed— Twelve women will be among the 18 participants In a 60-mile round-the-lsland canoe trip organised by the Chinese YMCA on Oct. 23. The trip, which begins from Woodlands at 9 a.m., la expected to end at 6 p.m. on Oct. 25
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    $13,950 DAMAGES FOR SIX HURT IN ACCIDENT
    289 5 $13,950 DAMAGES FOR SIX HURT IN ACCIDENT SINGAPORE. Wednesday yHE fiieh Court today awarded a total of $13,950 damages to four men, a woman and a girl who were knocked down by a lorry while waiting at a bus stop three years ago. Mr. Dennis Murphy said his clients. Mohamed
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    Annual dinner
    34 5 SINO^PORE, Wed— Praaer and Neave and Malayan Breweries will hold their annual dinner for dealers at the Praser and Neave sports pavilion In River Valley Road on Oct. 30 at 730 p.m.
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    Blood donation
    31 5 SINGAPORE. Wed Twentyfl\e members of the Singapore Gujaratl A«socl»t|on will donate blood to the Mobile Blood Bank between 23n p m to 4 pm at Market Street on Saturday.
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    Corporal hurt in exercise now 'well'
    142 5 Corporal hurt in exercise now 'well' CINGAPORE, Wed. J Cpl. Tong Kok Seng. 23, of the Singapore Armed Forces, who was injured while on a night training exercise yerterday, was reported to be "well" today. He was burnt vii the right hand and thigh when a thunderflash exploded in his
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    Hole-in-heart boy is well
    44 5 SINOAPORE. Wed. Penang hole-ln-the-heart boy, Michael Chee. nine. Is "'satisfactory" after an operation in Tan Tock Seng Hospital yesterday to Increase the blood supply to his lungs. A hospital vmrce said "He is doing as well as can be expected"
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    Tae-kwon-do
    38 5 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Chinese YMCA will start new tae-kwon-do clas.*es for beginners from Nov. 3. The twice-weekly classes on Tuesdays and Thursdays are either from 3.30 am to 10.30 a.m. or firm 6.30 p.m. to S p.m.
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    Fun fair
    38 5 SINOAPORE. Wed A food and fun fair, organised by the Advisory Committee of the Elllng North Integrated School In Bartley Road, will be held at the school grounds from 10 am to 6 p.m. on naturday.
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    MISSING BOY, 8 FOUND IN BUS AFTER BIG SEARCH
    270 5 MISSING BOY, 8 FOUND IN BUS AFTER BIG SEARCH By VICTOR NG CINGAPORE. Wed. 13 Eight year old Andrew Robert Francis, missing since this morning was found in a bus at Toa Payoh tonight after a Hihour lslandwide search by the police, teachers friends and his parents. Andrew, a pupil
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    Road to be closed to put up bridge
    81 5 Road to be closed to put up bridge SINGAPORE, Wed. The Public Works Department will erect an overhead pedestrian bridge across Upper Thomson Road near Jalan Pelatina at midnight on Monday. During -he hoisting up of the bridge, which is expected to take two hours, part of the Upper Thomson
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      146 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6. Disloyalty produce* no Man 1. Chilling brew? *6. 7). D^llne to give contribution I. Lack of caution embracing to one who conies for a trip? redhead with ihameleuneM (6, 9i. (10). 10. Punish the dog. being no pet wave of lesser foreign chief conc^, mant
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    Disabled: Talks on how to keep family together
    262 6 CINOAPOKE, Wed. The Minister for Social Affairs, Inchc Othman Wok, and Group Captain G.L. Cheshire today discussed the problem o* keeping a family together when one of its members becomes disabled. The Group Captain, who Is founder of Cheshire Homes was paying
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    OCBC gives $100,000 to Linden Drive college
    192 6 SINGAPORE. *Ed rE National Junior Co! lejrr in Linden Drive has collected $250,000 for its school development fund The latest donation came from the Oversea Chinese Banking Corporation which gave the College $100,000. making It the biggest single donation received so far. Other
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    Company contests $30,000 fire claim
    366 6 Company contests $30,000 fire claim r-TEST CASE IN COURT SINGAPORE, Wednesday. THE High Court today began hearing a "test" case, in which an insurance company is contesting a tire claim on the grounds Ihal the claimant firm had tailed to disclose its successful claim in a previous Ore. Tan See
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    NO MONSTER FLOODS THIS YEAR: WEATHERMEN
    81 6 NO MONSTER FLOODS THIS YEAR: WEATHERMEN SINGAPORE, Wed. The Meteorological Department today rolrri out the possibility of Singapore sulTering a monster flood lik<- the one in Decrmfxr last year. A department spokesman said last year's flood, which caused thousands of dollars worth <>f damage, was "unusual." It was caused by
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    Cheap shows
    29 6 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Bh>w Organisation l.s celebrating it; 42nd anniversary by charging half-price to all Us cinemas and amusement parks from next Tuesday to Oct. 22. Inclusive.
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    Bitetti projects guitar's subtle nuances
    197 6 Bitetti projects guitar's subtle nuances SINGAPORE. Wed. Ernesto Bitetti, a young Argentinian guitarist displayed his skill In a recital which consisted mainly of present day music. The Intimate atmosphere of the Cultural Centre allowed the player to project to his audience the subtle nuances of the guitar. Bitetti pc&sewes fluent
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    False alarm
    17 6 SINGAPORE. Wed A false alarm srm three fire engines racing to Outram Hospital this evening.
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    Court told of Jutta's 'lurid' letters
    1275 7  -  MAGDALENE LUM y Sensation at model's divorce hearing Judge: It won't do anybody any good By VUALA LUMPUR. Wed. Lawyer Miss C.H. Liew created a sensation during a divorce hearing in the High Court today when she produceS two lurid' letters written by Miss
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    Lock icon USs4.2m ADB LOAN FOR MALAYSIA
    82 7 MANU-A. Wed.— Malay sia received from the Asian Development Bank tndav a 1554.2 million loan to help it finance the Besut aeri< ultural development protect. Milavsian Ambassador lnche Hashim bin Sultan and Assistant Minister of Finance Ali bin llaii Ahmjti signed the arreement. The bulk
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    New name
    41 7 KOTA KINABALU. Wed The Koia Klnabalu Board has decided to rename one of the mnln road•'Man Tenclcu AbJul Rahman .n honour ot his services to the nation, the board's execuMve I secretary. Mr. Martin Che*. I said today— Bernaina.
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    Buses had faulty brakes: Manager fined
    114 8 Buses had faulty brakes: Manager fined CINGAPORE. Wed. The manager of Katong Bedok bus company was today fined a total of $400 (.or having inefficient handbrakes on three buses. Michael Tan admitted three charges of failing to maintain the buses In "MU-h a condition ao a.-, not to cause danger"
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    Safety awards
    49 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Som» 160 stall of BP Refinery at Paslr Pan j« rig who worked a record period of over 300 day* without any lost-time accident will receive safety awards, donated by the management, from Mr. Milton Tan. chairman of tht National Safety First Council, on Mday.
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    FREAK TIDAL WAVE FLOODS 600 HOMES
    105 8 FREAK TIDAL WAVE FLOODS 600 HOMES i>ort swi;ttknha.m. r Wed.— A irrak tidal wave burst through a bund here early this morning and swept through three k.tmpongs. flooding about t>oo houses. In some places the flood waters rose up to about five feet. There was no report of serious damage.
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    Police on alert for toy guns
    51 8 SINGAPORE. Wed Singapore police are on the look-out for pen-xized "James Bond" type of pistols which were reported to have been seized by their Malaysian counterparts recently. A police spokesman said: "We are still waiting to hear from the Malaysian police on their recent
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    Magic contest at Centre
    51 8 SINGAPORE. Wed —Ring 115 of The International Brotherhood of Maylrlar.s in Singapore Mil hnld its annual maglr competition at the Cultural Centre Theatre In Canning Rl»e on Saturday The winner will receive the Lim Hap Hln challenge trophy awarded annually to the Best Magician of the
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    CABMAN FINED FOR ASKING FARE TO GET DOWN
    201 8 CABMAN FINED FOR ASKING FARE TO GET DOWN SINGAPORE, Wednesday TAXI-DRIVER Ng Qim Huat. who told a passenx ger to get down before reaching his destination, was fined a total of $40 in the First Traffic Court today. i Mr Tan In Sin of the Registry of Vehicles Department, .said
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    Farewell gift for company manager
    80 8 Farewell gift for company manager SINGAPORE. Wed. Mr. B.K. Kierkegaard, outgoing general manager of thp East Asiatic Company. presented with a painting by the staff at a farewell dinner at the Singapore Conference Hall. The presentation of the paintIng by Singapore artist Seah Kirn Joo was made by the president
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    Maths contest
    38 8 SINGAPORE. Wed. Th« second xnnual mathematics contest for Mcondary school* In Singapore. JoinUy «pensored by the Nanyang University mathematics «ociety and Sin Chew Jit Poh. will be held at th« University mathematics department on Oct. 16
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    Hundred women but Peter did the talking
    219 8  - Hundred women but Peter did the talking TAN WEE LIAN By CINGAPORE. Wed 13 It did not bother Peter Gehrmann that he was the only man among 90 women at the Hollandsche Club in Camden Park this morning. For Mr. Gehrmann. :tj, v executive chef of the Mandarin Hotel is
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    Engineer to be cremated today
    62 8 Engineer to be cremated today SINGAPORE. Wed. Japanese engineer. Mr. Tsuvoshi Hashimoto who died in an accident at Camel Plywoods factory In Jurong on Sunday, will be cremated tomorrow. His mother. Mrs S Shlzue. arrived from Osaka today The 23-year-old engineer, who arrived here four months agn, was killed when
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    CJon 'three Ds' for success in law career
    458 8 CJon 'three Ds' for success in law career SINGAPORE, Wed The Chief Justice, Mr. Justice Wet* (.'hong Jin s|x>ke of the "three l)s" in welcoming six new members to the Singapore Bur, Unlay. He laid "Drudgery, diligence and dedication" in full measure were the recipe for success in a law
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    Contractor ordered to pay half of three dishonoured cheques
    195 8 SINGAPORE. Wed A CONTRACTOR, whose three cheque payments totalling $13,331 to an electrical company two years ago were dishonoured, was ordered by the High Court today to pay $6,685 on a consent order. The court heard that Kng Luan Kee. who
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    880 9  -  JAMES PRINGLE Beatles' refrain in Vietnam— 'l am the nowhere man...' By VUNG Tau, South Vietnam, The American G.I. sat in the corner of the faded bar in this once fashionable beach resort, staring at nothing. Above the vacant chatter of the bargirls, the radio
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    The man who started a consumer revolution
    881 9  -  RUDY ABRAMSON BY WASHINGTON This summer an army of more than 4,000 students, including a third of the student body at Harvard Law School, and, for the first time, substantial numbers from the Deep South, volunteered to work for a pittance under Ralph
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    Supermart for rubber call
    483 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday fUN Abdul Razak today suggested that all natural rubber producing countries get together to set up a rubber "emporium or supermarket" to sell rubber directly to the buyers. "It Is lmporta.it that we, as producers of a strategic world commodity, should have a
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    ASSOCIATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL: KHIR
    410 10 ASSOCIATION FOR THE BENEFIT OF ALL: KHIR KUALA LUMPUR, Wednesday. MALAYSIA looks upon the Association of Natural Rubber Producing Countries as a vehicle to pull together the resources of all rubber nations for the benefit of every country, big or small. This was stressed' here today by the Minister of
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    Leprosy show
    23 10 MALACCA, Wed. Chief Minister Dato Hajl Talib Karlm will open an exhibi'ton on leprosy at the Oeneral Hotpitai btre on Friday.
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    Send an all-party mission to China call by Gerakan
    204 10 I/TALA LI MPIR. Wed. The (icrakan Ka ay.it Malaysia today urged the (iovrrnment to send an all-party mission to China to establish contact with Feting. In a statrnnnt. tht party's secretary general. Dr. Tan Chee Khoon. also called for rasing of
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    Open Day
    28 10 KUALA LUMPUR. Wed The Ministry of National and Rural Development will hold an Oj*n Day at he Women's Training Centre In Jalan Lornie here on Monday.
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    148 11 SINGAPORE, Wed. LOOKING like a true Chinese scholar, young. studious, bespectacled Teo Lee Lang, 14, proved today that little hands, could produce big. bold characters, and hands that looked frail, were, in .action steady. She was exhibiting her skill at an
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    'NEARLY KILLED' WHEN HE TRIED TO STOP A FIGHT
    204 11 'NEARLY KILLED' WHEN HE TRIED TO STOP A FIGHT CINGAPORE. Wed. When a man intervened in a fight, a youth hit him twice on the head with a wooden stool and "nearly killed him," a court heard today. Hawker's assistant Koh Ah Hai. 18. admitted causing grievous hurt to Thng
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    Restaurant opens
    44 11 SINGAPORE. Wed Mrs lee Chin Koon mother of Prime Minister Mr I/>e Kuan Ycu today opened the nrw I.al Wah Restaurani branch in BPiiricmeer Road. A cocktail party was helfl to celehratr the oprtmic ahd Mir "ith anniversary of Hie ip.s aurant.
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    Jail, fine for two men with ganja
    66 11 Jail, fine for two men with ganja SINGAPORE, Wed. One man was jailed and another fined today when they admitted having ganja last month. Vellu Appoo. 44. was Jailed for «ix months for having 2 1b of canja worth $350 In Kitchener Road on Sept. 13. Abdullah bin Ibrahim. 51,
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    RAF chief at FARELF
    47 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. Air \i<e- Marshal N M. Maynard. the new Chief of Staff of the Par East Air Force, today visited the Far East Land Forces headquarters at Tanglln. He was sho^n around by MaJ Gen W B Thoma*. FARFXF'n Chief of BtarT.
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    Proposal for a 'Ginza' and some casinos
    438 11 Proposal for a 'Ginza' and some casinos SINGAPORE, We*. pAPITALISE on existing tourist facilities, and create a whole new range of attractions. This formula to ensure that Singapore receives an increasingly bigger share of tourists in the 1970's was put forward today by Mr. Prem Paul Ohri, vice-president of the
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    Rise in status
    28 11 SINGAPORE. Wwi Thr Swedish Consulate In Sillias been elevated to Cnn-ulair General Mr Sten Biclkelnv. Honorary Sweoivh Consul miht 1966. has been appointed Consul General
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    TOURIST CORPORATION FOR MALAYSIA
    86 11 Xl ALA LUMPUR, Wed. The National Operations Council today approved the setting-up of the Tourist Development Corporation of' Malaysia. The Corporation, which will have complete responsibility for promoting tourism in Malaysia, will rrplacr the present Department of Tourism. The new organisation will be managed by a
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    $2,800 for charity
    62 11 SINGAPORE. Wed The Singapore Sogetsu Association w ill present two cheques each for $1430 70 to the St Andrew's Mission Hospital and the Singapore Association for the Blind at a tea party at Hotel Negara next Ttieaday. The money represents the net proceeds raised through the Singapore
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    Visit to the islands
    70 11 SINGAPORE. Wed. The Mlnlst#r for Social Affairs and the "MP for Paslr PanJanst Inche Othman Wok. will lead a delegation of district officers of 'he Southern Islands, and officials from the Social Welfare Department, and the Muslim Religious Council to 13 of the Southern Wands on
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    What we are missing in souvenirs for the tourist
    202 11 What we are missing in souvenirs for the tourist 1 CINGAPORE. Wed. J Tourists spend as much as $5 million a year on souvenirs in Singapore. Yet only about one per cent > of this amount is spr^t on Singapore-made souvenirs. What the Republics souvenir industry has missed was pointed
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      46 11 lljjll TODAY'S DRAW \tir NO: S2/70 (15-10-70) WILL BI HELD AT SINGAPORE WONDERLAND AMUSEMENT PARK AT 7.4S P.M fISS. CASH JACKPOT IS $11 5 .000 TO WINNERS WITH 5 NUMBERS CORRECT THE OTHER GROUP PRIZES REMAIN THE SAME PLUS FREE ENTRY FOR 3 CIRCLES CORRECT $500/-
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    DRAFT DODGERS
    537 12 The outburst by thirtyfive Singapore trade unions against draft dodging by the wealthy was much to the point Not all the argument was correct, and it is unlikely that the union presidents and secretaries who signed the statement had much faitli that their appeal would awaken the consciences
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    PEKING'S NEW WINDOW
    239 12 The establishment of diplomatic relations between two sovereign states is normally no more than a formality. But when one of them is China it is a major event signifying that China is willing to open one more window to the world. To this extent yesterday's announcement in
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    CURBING THE PIRATES
    253 12 Despite the decline in piracy in Malaysian waters the menace is still disturbing. Pirates have taken to kidnapping fishermen for ransom. They find this more lucrative than relieving them of their nets and catch or robbing traders of their goods. Naval and marine police patrols have brought
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    The fishermen's sea of troubles
    1038 12  - The fishermen's sea of troubles JIM GIBBINS FORGOTTEN MEN WHO WORK HARD BUT WHO NET ONLY A FEW DOLLARS A DAY By WITH a thin cough, the overworked diesel engine of the little boat gave up. Fisherman Yusoff bin Awang was left adrift. That was more than a month ago.
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      239 12 AS THE national carrier the Malaysia-Singa-pore Airlines comes under fire like any other organisation but in all fairness, MSA .should be given credit it is where due. "Passenger's" grouse (ST. Oct. 10) about "tasteless sandw iches" between Sibu and Brunei, and "certainly food
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      58 12 THE Municipal Health Officer Dr. L. 8. Sodhy. has spoken about people who scutter cigarette ash on the roads. But what about the Utter-bugs who use the buses, especially those who join the schoolgoing children. who ■smoke standing, holding on to the rails and flicking ash on a girl's hair
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      96 12 IAGA kereta boys are operating freely In this town and apparently the police are not taking any action against them. To quote an Incident. Date- 27th September, 1970. Time: 7.30 p.m. Location: Next to a Bhell petrol station along Jalan Soga. Three policemen were standing and watching. At the came
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      53 12 I REFER to A. R. Yusofs letter <s.T. October 10) and regret that he had experienced delay In letter* addressed to Kuak. Kuala Kanavsar. If he wulwrlte to me forwarding the envelopes of the letters which have been delayed, the matter will be Investigated. OMAR BIN MOHD. NOR Postal servicen
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      42 12 \r Puchoni 18th mil* has electricity supply. I Me no reason why 14th mile hasn't. Puchong 14th mile is far busier than 12th mile and as the distance difference is only two mlleii. why can't the Government extend the supply? SETTLERS Puobonc
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      115 12 T READ with interest the a willingness of the Re-gistrar-General of Births and Deaths (B.T. Oct. 8) to look Into the complaint of "Fed Up." About three months ago I wrote to the Registrar of Births and Deaths, Ipoh, requesting a certified extract of my birth certificate
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    Across the river to freedom
    381 12  -  FRANK CHING BY HONG KONG—Despite Intense land and water patrols by the Chinese communists, thousands of refugees continue to arrive every year in Hong Kong, most of them by swimming. The police recently arrested more than 200, some of whom reached Hong Kong after swimming
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      58 12 Styles cut to the l»te»t trend by our most «xpeiienced craftsrriin since 1934. Suits completely hand] tailored stitched rl|rit to trie buttonholes ensuring best wer krnen&hi p. We) are) •iso Importers S> e>pertert of fIOTSt Gents textiles thereby we have the latett <■ widest rang* of materials for (election. 21,
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      456 12 Question gather from reading Mneline that Quien (pronounced key-enn, I understand) is a reputable and reliable brand name. When I have dinner at a good Singapore restaurant, and ask for the Wine List, it is most likely that I won't know the difference from one wine and another. If I
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      Lock icon Peking still unlikely to get that seat in UN
      412 13 NEW YORK, Wednesday PEKING despite a diplomatic gain in achieving recognition by Canada, is unlikely to gain Chinas seat in the United Nations, according to diplomats here today. Canada is expected to vote for Peking instead of abstaining. But lew other
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      24 13 TOKYO, Wed A Japanese women's weekly magazine In it* latest issue on >ale from today includes a soap advertisement with built-in frairrance.—Reuter.
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      Lock icon US to stay firm despite Canada's diplomatic move
      431 13 WASHINGTON, Wed. Administration officials said yesterday that Canada's decision to exte-nd diplomatic recognition to China was unlikely to affect the basic I'nited Sl.ites policy on Peking. J'hc officials said th..l the IS would MBtftMM to oppose China's admission to the I nited
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      Premier at the Ball
      47 13 Premier at the Ball runim; Edward Healh and hi* ii.iptm- partner. Sur Harereaves. 23 of Mlrmc h.irn. during a Young Conservatives Ball in Blackpool. The Rail was held after the annual Tory conference where backbencher? ask- crt Ihe Prime Minister to spell out his policies. PA picture.
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      213 13 HEATH MAY ANNOUNCE GOVT SHAKE-UP TODAY LONDON, Wed. Prime Minister Edward Heath's long-awaited plans to strfamline the Government are expected to be announced tomorrow. Last night, he met represent a lives of the civil service to explain how they would be afTected by the shake-up. This will involve the abolition
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      36 13 KABUL. Wrd Russia i> to provide doctor*. medicines, equipment HH vehicles to help wipe out malaria in Afghani.-: .n Health Ministry jources Mid veMerdiy the aid would be »lven over flve-jretr period —Reut«r.
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      Lock icon Bolivia back to normal after riots
      222 13 Bolivia back to normal after riots T A PAZ. Wed. Ex*J hausted by two coups and two weeks of military and political upheavals, Bolivia reopened its schools and shops today trying to turret that a fresh spark could Ignite civil war at any moment. The new lett-or-centre president. Gen. Juan
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      Lock icon No jewel's for me again, says Sophia
      245 13 No jewel's for me again, says Sophia \EW YORK. Wed. A*. trrvs Sophia l.nreo, robbed at xunpoint of eem> worth more than (SS.MtO.OO4) enrlirr this week, x.i id today that *t\9 would ii. it rrphire them or ever ur;«r j« wellery again. "I'll wear my rhild around my neck. He
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      36 13 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby /what vo you ruiwef rue eoes (wop uavb thought I has A&iceD we io &oo\c a v S \r op Me wtreecAu ?J TABLE f<X LUNCU FOG <> V 1( "*T -p
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      Lock icon UN call to members: Don't sell arms to S. Africa
      121 14 INI TED NATIONS. \|>d. The U.N. General Assembly yesterday callrd nn all member States not In sell arms to South Afri< i A riM.liiiii.n calling on all iin-iiilxis to t.»kr un mrdi.ilc slrp>" to iniplrmont Security Council re-i-miiiili-nil.iliiili* J'T an
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      221 14 A Kennedy makes debut as concert pianist— all for politics, of course PHILADELPHIA. Wed. Joan Kennedy, admittedly a little nervous and playini? strictly as an amateur, ni.vle her debut as a conrert pianist last night The occasion was described M fun," by the 60 members of the lamed Philadelphia Orchestra
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      Abortion Asia's answer to family planning
      398 14 Abortion Asia's answer to family planning TOKYO. Wednesday. \BORTION and sterilisation may provide the big break-through for family planning in Asia in the coming decade. A high incidence of discontinuance for pill usage, political hestitancy, administrative complexities and irrational resistance have been cited as reasons for delays in a significant
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      Lock icon 40 ill after feed of mushrooms
      51 14 BARI tl»«ly>. W.tl Fnrty prople. including right children were recovering In hospital tyre vp.sterdny after rating Doixmrrl mu&hronm.> they bought over the weekend. Police .said they were ImwUfating thr sourer of the mushrooms. Nnnr of thr 40 was tn a serious condition, they added.
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      363 14 Hussein, Arafat agree to resume normal ties AMMAN, Wed. King Hussein and guerilla leader Mr. Yassef Arafat signed an agreement here last nijrht regulating relations between Jordanian authorities and the Palestine resistance movement and paving the way for a return to civil rule. As a result of th" agreement King
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      11 die of food poisoning
      54 14 JAKARTA. Wed. Eleven people died of food poisoning at I the ullage of Ma-igunsaka In Central Java last week-end, karta newspapers reported toi cay. A further US people were a<l- mitfd to h(»|)l!;il afUr rating 1 an Indonesian eocnnul dellrarT. C.mernmc-nt off'rciv air caiT"Ing out
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      46 14 BIRMINGHAM W«l workers here hnvr bern fined for working toe hard Worker^, who parsed a union > limit un the number of lobs, thty i could do in week have been i fined up to £2 .i week for their I pain.v Reutor.
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      107 14 Blackie and her 'eggs on delivery' service /iRON DAI. I. (England). 1 Blackir. the hrn runs a personal breakfa.st delivery tervke. Each murmur she strut* up the path from thr hen house and taps on Mrv t\r Morris kitchen door with her beak. Th« door i» <>oenrd ;«ntl Blackir, aged
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      Lock icon Now Reds re-group for new attacks
      691 15 PHNOM PENH. Wednesday fOMMU NIST troops in Cambodia are regrouping, after several futile attempts to topple the Lon Nol Govern ment, to launch a new wave of attacks, accordin g to informed sources here. But what their next move will be is yet a
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      55 15 PRINCE lIIKO. the elder son of Japan's Crown Prince Akihito and Crown Princess Mirhilo background rushes in a 120--metre dash as his parents cheer him up in autumn athletic meet of Gakushuin Primary School in Tokyo. The grandson of I nipiini Hirohito finished the race as fifth of
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      174 15 Motorist kidnaps two policemen at gunpoint CYDNEY, Wed. A J gun waving motorist kidnapped a traffic policeman who stopppd him for speeding, then forced him to cl-ivc 50 miles holding up a second policeman on the way —before being overpowered. Police said the drama began yesterday when Constable Ernest Chapman
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      227 15 Longer service for conscripts now because guerilla threat is growing BANGKOK, Wednesday '■'Ml Government has de--1 cided that because of the grow 1112 communist threat. military consi riots must serve for an indefinite period in the armed forces. official sourer? said today. The decision to extend the present compulsory two
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      53 15 WASHINGTON, Wed. The Senate yesterday overwhelmingly rejected a presidential commission's controversial findings that the U.S. relax its laws against the sale of pornographic material to adults. In 80 to five vote, the Senate passed resolution critici.<.ins the findings and recommendations of the comtnisMon on obscenity
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      128 15 EX-PM NAMED IN PLOT TO KILL OBOTE 1/AMPALA. Wed. IV Former Ugandan Prime Minister Benedlcto Kiwanuka was named in a statement to police read in a Magistrate's court yesterday as having participated in the December 1969 plot to kill President Milton Obote. Kiwanuka. who is also president of the banned
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      Longest bar
      29 15 SYDNEY. Wed. The lonspsi bar in the world. at W>irkine Men's Club. «t Mildura. Victoria, has bean extrnded 9ft. Bin to make it 296 ft. 8 in.
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      239 15 i U.US. Wed. Nigeria's military lj ruler Maj.-Gen. Yakubu Gowon. i stern warning here yesterday mat hi mat prepared to taKe on anyone who might wish to stir up trouble durum the six years he ha.-> said it would take his regime
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      123 15 UOMBAY. Wed— Striking Indian seamen yesterday lifted their boycott of three passenger ships on humanitarian grounds, but said they would still refuse to man cargo vessels. Orn 1 <>f the three shlpo. the Mohamedl. will *ail on Friday with 1.000 pilgrims for Jeddah. while the
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      209 15 "OBir^J^ 1 r^^n DATA RECORDING INSTRUMENTS DAU PROCESSING INSTRUMENTS If you knew there was one (onty one) Japanese company specializing solely in the manufacture of magnetic tape equipment (things like analog tape correlators, data processors, etc.), and making every single piece of its equipment (including the tape heads), and the
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      SBS's future assured
      427 16 CINGAPURA Build ing Society etfpects to pay its first dividend on its ordinary shares next year, said chairman Yap Pheng Geek in his annual report released yesterday. In the next financial ypar ending June. 1971. i lie company expects to transact a volume of housing loan business
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      CLOSING PRICES
      995 16 BID AND OFFCR PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THI CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN TNI SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS. YESTERDAY WIRE INDUSTRIALS CLOSIMi IU.Nt industrial!, improved while the rest steady. ri RNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Slock Exchange yesterday including odd
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1067 16 Bl >INl>> in ana reported i«. the Slntapore and KuaU Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of snares traded shown in bracket* in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Arm* (2> $1.32. Ben ti Co. (1) $1.03 Hrrjaya Kawat d) Sl.Ob. (1)
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      81 16 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES RISES M. Breweries $4.90 8entosa $1.25 M. Glass $1.26 E. Nombor $2.40 Mega Chem $1.20 Sovran $1.30 Veneer Prod. $1.41 H. Negara $0.93 .20 +.1? +.14 .11 .10 +.10 +.10 +.09 Fed. Cables SI. 18 +08 Tons Meng $1.47 +.08 B. Kawat $1.12 +.07 Fair Lady $1.84
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      Market reacts against low points
      204 16 Market reacts against low points rr reaction noted In Industrials at the close of Tuesday's trading was extended un the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. (..mis were uidespread and in some cases were up tn 14 per cent. This was particularly so in the recent newcomers in which
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      WORLD GOLD PRICES
      58 16 b'pore (2) 146.75 145.75 •1) F\pom prlrr to non— n-rlina area* In U.S. tlollarft D*r ounre. (J, Ifi il clPrilf-r*.' di m r in SinaAnor* i.,n.,- an i su». -onoon .U 4i' K-lrnt 37.75 Innqkont 39.24 :urlch 37.4OK S7.5O* '•rl» 37.19 'von (1) 3« 74 *U.S. 47.19
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      Breakthrough at San Holdings
      278 16 CAN Holdings is back J In the black with a prfe-tax profit for the financial year ended March of $785,100 against a loss in the previous year of $96,715. The company comns back into the dividend lists with a 5 per cent payment for 1969 70,
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      67 16 BANKS in Malaysia und Singapore will not deal in foreign exchange for commercial and other transactions on Saturdays as from October 17 (this Saturday) A statement by the Association of Banks in Malaysia and Singapore said this would be in line with other international foreign exchange centres which are closed
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      Exchange rates
      181 16 T^Ht ASBOCMtMi vi Bhiik.- in Maliiy.-Moiniirfpcrc announced these ije.st ..gired mnthant rates -i.s at Oil 14 Local Diillar.v to one unit BELLING BLVIMf or Foreign Currency TT in oi> blerinm Pounu 7 3725 Aus>tr.iliHn DiiIIhi- 3 4475 New Zealand Dollar 3.4575 South Arabian Dinar 7.3900 U.S. Dollar 3
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      Straits Times Indices
      36 16 Straits Times Indices Oct. 13 Oct. 14 InduMrUb: 135.27 133.87 1 Hi.tr!. 65.05 84.97 Proptrtlei: 10S.il iu7.no tTina: M.45 90.45 rubbers 113.38 113.38 Dec. 30, lthfi 100 1 Dec. 31, 1968 100 tDec. 29, 19t>2 100
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        Rubber slightly easier
        469 16 THE morning trading in the rubber market yesterday was apathetic with many dealers on the sidelines awaiting news from the Producing Countries' Meeting in Kuala Lumpur. Bullish pxnprtatinns nt the JU OTome cX n P, c ade at for nS SOm O e f raX a d
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        GAZETTED PRICES
        71 16 'THE Malayan Minister of Finance has fixed these rate* for calrvUttnc Customs duties for the period from Ort I to Oct. 21. Rubber 48X cents a Ib Copra S4BS.M a tan Palm Oil »595.0U a ton Palm Kernel* $381.25, a Un The rates of duties payable are: Rubber:
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        Tin up again
        75 16 rE Straits tin price in Penan* yesterday made a further recovery of $3.37$ to $655 124 p«>r plcul on an offering estl mated up 15 tons to 27(' tons. Keeping more in lln* with the overnight Ix)ndon metal price which rose £9 per ton the market was
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        105 16 C MINIS* mODUCI IXCHANGS SINGAPORI NOON CLOSING Coconut OH: hulk SS4 «rllri« 1 157 -rllrn Co».i Mivr.l 11 on. 1 nw 0.1 Nu> I h. OwH »S) II IO0»i \l W SIMS M-llrr- "s«r.U«k whllr I( I, Mh». M |IT«'| »ellrrs SnrHM^k sper.Ml til*, k In h 100%
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        PALM OIL
        18 16 In Lonrtun n lucxiat th» pri" t,i HOY sellers U.K. Conl. •ensrs Decembei /January »V't paid.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      27 16 Oct. 14 RIBBER: 48. cent* (down three-eighths of a cent). TIN: Mi.",:, l. 1 (U p $3.37) cents). Estimated offering 370 tons (up 15 tons).
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        Anglo American in new link-up
        167 16 PACIFIC ISLAND Mines and Planet Gold have concluded an agreement with Anglo American Corporation i Australia >, a subsidiary of Anglo American Corporation of South Africa. The agreement covers copper and other mineral prospects in the areas held by Pacific Island Mines and Planet Gold
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        304 16 JLfELBOURNE. Wed Mining shares continued to ease on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Falls «c.c generally moderate. Among the exceptions. Westmrx stood out with a Jump of 32 cents to si. 20 and was as a result asked by the Stock Exchange to outline its exploration progress. Closing middlr
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        212 16 YORK. Tues Stocks x again retreated on relatively light volume, prepared by discouraging economic forecasts. poor third quarter earnings reports and Internal technical factors. But analysts saw the decline as generally constructive, noting the market's ripeness for some correction and extension of recent consolidation. Todays closing price* In
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        247 16 UONO KONG Wrd The 11 Hongkong Stock Exchange continued slow and steady today. Talkoos were a firm spot earlier but could not hold on to lv best as the day progressed Wheelocki declared a 50 HK cent final dividend and moved down fractionally but support was forthcoming again
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        London
        264 16 I ONPON. *M. Th» ma.k-1 «h» firm rnlln»inr the UK toptpmlwr tr«d» nurplu* ulthouKh pn. <•» trni)»l 10 rom» off me top in lair dmlin»;> on lark of follow.hrough. Thr ovr,. night do«ntr.-nd on Wall sl.t.lr aftrll. »..n,,mrnt. To«»,d« H»«'i«' Tunr. 3 I up at MKt I 'lornn, m,
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    US dud notes: 3 years for head of store
    876 17 TWO AMERICAN VISITORS ON SAME CHARGE ALSO GET JAIL TERMS SINGAPORE. Wed. MOHANDAS Kishinchand Melvani, 38, managing director oi :i department store in Orchard Road, was today jailed for three years for having l.'rf) counterfeit US$2O notes. Two Americans who appeared
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    Kroh curfew relaxed
    46 17 IPOH. Wed— The t p.m. to a.m. curfew in the residential areas In the Kroh mib-dtntrlct has bean relaxed by three hour* The Mentrl Baear D«to HaJI Kamaruddln. kald her* inday the curfew «ould now hf eSecUve from 10 p.m. to S a.m.
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    Ecafe plan for trade expansion may usher in Asian C-Mart
    302 17 Ecafe plan for trade expansion may usher in Asian C-Mart CINGAPORE, Wed. The J Executive Secretary of Ecafe, U Nyun, tonight spoke on the "possibility" of au Asian common market developing out of the commission \s new project called 'Regional Trade Development." U Nyuu, who attended Fiji's independence celebrations as
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      85 17 W' JSa^BT'E- iBH 1 VsH Occashnally an occasion calk for a really big occasion... And there's only one way to send it off light. Champagne. But it lias to He LMMM. When the occasion calls for champagne, it really deserves the best. Make your next occasion saajethißf special. Lanson is
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      1050 17 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 5 CHANNEL 3 Sflfl P>M °P en n and General Hospital; 3.20 PM Programme summary; %MZ Malaysian Another Song Another Melody (Tamil O.UU Dance,, J.tt B'wam Don Jumtle-la; ».4K repeat.; 345 Its Happening in Singapore .Chinese Rtverboat Jessie Quinn; 4.31 T Troop Bhcs
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    Another new hotel opens its doors today
    161 18 Another new hotel opens its doors today SINGAPORE, Wed. Kings Hotel which opens for business tomorrow certainly believes in consistency. Its public rooms have been given names revolving around associations <>t royalty: there la the Monarch Room. the Marciuis Room and the Empire Room Monarch Room is a European restaurant,
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    6 armed men hijack cigarette van
    120 18 6 armed men hijack cigarette van JollOKr KAHKI Wed. Six men hijacked a cigarette van and got away with $5,000 in cash and cheques yesterday. The robbers, one armed with a pistol and the others with knives, in a Toyota car. had earlier blocked the path of the van. Three
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    Bicentenary dinner
    42 18 SINGAPORE. Wed The Yardley Jardine Organisation will hold a dinner at the Singapore Hilton next Tuesday u> celebrate Yardley blcentenaiy Dunne the dinner, commemorative medallions will be pre.sented to sales staff, and appreciation scroll* to dealers to mark the occasion.
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    Man found dead at flats
    47 18 SINGAPORE. Wed— National serviceman Phua Sin Seng. 1<». was found dead at the protruding first floor playground of a block of flats at Beach Road tonipht. He was In uniform when his body was taken to the mortuary at Outram General Hospital.
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    MOST PRE-U STUDENTS UNHAPPY WITH SYLLABUS
    169 18 MOST PRE-U STUDENTS UNHAPPY WITH SYLLABUS CINGAPORE. Wed. The J majority of pre-unlver-sity students are not happy with their present curriculum, according to a sample survey carried out by second year undergraduates of the Nanyang University. The leader of the Nantah undergrads. Mr Tong Ah Lek. 22. a Malay Studies
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    Girl, 15: I saw my father on fire
    437 18 INQUIRY ON PARENTS' DEATH IN STOVE EXPLOSION SINGAPORE, Wednesday 15-YEAR-OLD school girl I >'<l ;1 corooar today of the nighl she woke up to see her parents rush into Hie. kitchen which was engulfed in flames after the pressurised tank of •d
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    Surprise protest, so 'Dream Girl' contest is off
    270 18 Surprise protest, so 'Dream Girl' contest is off CINGAPORE. Wed. J The Dream Girl Contest, in which participants had to guess the vital statistics of a shapely girl model, is off for Singapore out not for Malaysia. The contest is part of a drive to promote electro- nic goods distributed
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    Rape charge
    41 18 SINGAPORE. Wed. Gan Ens Cheone 3.V was charged in the Ninth Magistrate* Court today nith rapine an 11-year-old girl In Birch Road between 11 p.m. on Sunday and 11 p.m. yesterday He was remanded in custody for a «eek.
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    ANOTHER CHANCE FOR THE 'PIRATES'
    99 18 SINGAPORE, Wed. Another 82 "pirate taxidrivers registered for Job conversion today, bringing the total number to HI I since registration began on Oct. 1. A Government statement said today that "pirate" taxi-drivers using vehicle* with registration numbrri 5000 to Vt'i!). who had not registered during
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    Dredging operations by PSA
    58 18 Dredging operations by PSA SINGAPORE. Wed— Th» Port Authority will carry out dredging operations west of Pulau Bukom from tomorrow until Oct. 21. PSA is at present conducting current recording tests oil Pulau Merlimau. which will last lor about a week Mariners arc Hchisprt to proreed at the > lowest
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    Motor-cycle catches fire
    37 18 SINGAPORE. Wwi A 500 re. motor-cycle was o>sTro\«i «t Seleuie Road this evenn when it caught lire. The rider vas unhurt. The flre was put out by ft fire engine from Central Fir* Biatlon.
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    Pugilistic grading
    55 18 SINGAI ORE. Wed. The Nam Wan rai Pueillsttc Art of the Chlnew> YMCA will hold it* second eradine for 30 xtunems at the association's office in Palmer Road on Sunday at 2 30 p.m. The chief examiner wUI be Mr. Sim Poh Ho. chief instructor of the Nam
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    Wife: He left me after I refused abortion
    145 18 CINGAPORE. Wed. A woman told a court today that her husband left her after she refused to ro for an abortion. Endon binte Nasir. 24, told the maintenance court that her husband. Ariffin bin Abdul Aziz, asked her to have the abortion
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    FREE LIGHTING OFFER TO CHINATOWN SHOPKEEPERS
    94 18 PENANG, Wed— The City Council today offered shopkeepers in the Chinatown area three months' supply of free electricity if they would brighten their shopfronts with neon signs "We want to help you make your shops and area attractive during the cornIns pmU. as well
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      53 18 J J^Aqua Manda JVt* After Shave lotion 'JHJ Cool. Iwsii After Shave Vv with masculine fvagrjwicetrom thelangv vomi of m*ndjf in H "I'imtKlnMimuliitt *nd mvig<xate M thr skin Goya Aqua Ma nda >gj Wry] dub Crescendo PRESENTS NonStopMusic WITH THE WILD. WHO AND THE tiIGtISQGIETY •ukit T.m«»i Rocd Sotgapora m
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      A round-up of beauty hints
      225 19 LIERE'S a roimd-np n of beauty hints: IF YOU use cake mascara, dampen your brush with hot water. It seems to soften the makeup and result* In a smoother application ON a hot day. store your cologne in the refrigerator and you'll find It refreshingly
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      THE GOLDEN L00K...
      467 19 THE GOLDEN L00K... ...without the pain of spending a fortune £ET yourself ;i rock, girls and it DO.ESNT have to be a diamond! Big. hig rings and collar necklaces of Hie golden sort are the thing. Diamonds may be a girl's best friend from a financial point of view, but
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      SARI IS NO DOTHER WHEN IT COMES TO HARD WORK FOR A BIG DAY
      275 19 (X)NTRARY to general v feeling that the sari Is uncomfortable to wear and impractical when it comes to getting down to real hard work, these women are doing the spade work just as cooly as a
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      Now the safari suit for men
      159 19 r PIIK safari suit was the big hit of the men's ready-to-wear collections that opened five days of fashion at Palazzo Pitti early this week. Judy Owen reporting from Florence says that the success story of the safari suit with its characteristic four flapped
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      DRAMATIC AND SO ALOOF
      89 19 DRAMATIC AND SO ALOOF CUCH IS the fluid state of fashion at the moment that any woman con decide ho* she wants to look, depending entirely on her mood. The evening girl is softly feminine and curvey, the kind of girl who may allow a glimpse of knee, but would
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      219 19 Advertisement The Natural Approach to Skin Beauty fl Wjw The secret ot natural beauty lies in the Deautifying qualities of rich lemon extract, a major Ingredient in two remarkable beauty preparations, lemon Delph freshener and Delph cleansing milk A natural lemon-based skin freshener tones, stimulates and refines the skin and
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      449 19 Advertisement Lines Around The Mouth The mouth area comes in for so much attention, the quicker the lines are smoothed out and made to disappear, the younger you will look. A lotion-hke subutanee 2nd Dei>ut applied nightly will make the lines till in and the skin become smooth one* more.
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    Into the world of mud pies where it all begins
    1563 20  - Into the world of mud pies where it all begins MAUREEN PETERS By THEY play in the morning sun. letting sand and water trickle through their fingers, swinging with gay abandon on the rails of then- outdoor "jungle gym," feeding the baby bunnies. They build houses only to knock them
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      238 20 NOW WHEN YOU BUY4TINS X o (jf|ji£) -^-^^■IbX sweetened A bW\ CONDENSED A \(&K k\ MILK A y|p| B^WrONLY 50 CENTS PER TIN* \FiEfNJ \^&N) I AT Vfll I PFT m^^i gggy/ THISFUiV wLVv number puzzle Now you'll not only save on B A 4 tins of F&iNJ Sweetened J
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      Safety book coining
      83 21 Safety book coining WITH refrrrnce to the letter by Mr. Wong Wai Scow 'ST.. Oct. 7> I wlBh •o inform him that the Singapore Medical Association. In conjunction with the National Safety First Council and the Society of Occupational Medicine, will be producing a booklet on •Industrial Health and Safety"
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      The good and the ugly in books for our children
      312 21 \yK WELCOME Mi A. Lohs interest in the National Library's lx>ok selection policies for children and teenagers (S.T., Oct. 2). While we do not claim to be experts, our written statements of book selection policy for children and Young People
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      Random notes lon feelings, the VC and injustice
      374 21 Random notes lon feelings, the VC and injustice I AM amused at the news that certain organisations had their feelings "aroused" by letters. This is quite surprising, because mass bodies around the world, incapable of individual thought, can only be 'aroused" by a button-push. Although I am a Chinese I
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      More about Mindef drivers
      114 21 MOTORISK" (ST.. Oct. 13 Is prejudiced. Just because on^ Mindef vehicle accidentally crashed into hl.s all Mindef drivers *re condemned. Since January eight people have been injured or killed in road accidents dally in Singapore. All the fatal accidents involved qualified and licensed drivers. I would
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      114 21 I AGREE wholeheartedly with "Motorisks" letter IST.. Oct. 13 > about the drivers of Mindef vehicles. I have not only witnessed Incidences of sheer negligence, but also many of deliberate dangerous driving. Only yesterday (Monday i I was involved in such an incident. I was driving along Bukit Timah Road
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      Stop this mental torture in cinema halls
      95 21 Stop this mental torture in cinema halls "VTON SMOKER" (S.T.. 11 Oct. 9) is selfish, inconsiderate and cruel to congratulate the authorities for banning smoking in the cinema while cigarette advertisements are still encouraging the patrons to smoke. Can the authorities not understand a simple basic psychological fact? Do they
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      210 21 ■■■IBHBSSSSISBBBS MY daughter tells me that the majority of students in her class will be automatically disqualified from applying for entry to pre-university class as the girls had less than the minimum number of subjects for their School Certificate examination. Their teacher dropped certain subjects in the middle of the
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      More profit in the dark
      239 21 ON< I upon a time, come rinsing time, a motorist could not remove his car from the season parking section of the Market Street multistorey cir n.nk Rut that was lone ago. Now the motorist who i« prepared to much up rpt .mother dollar can
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      Other Govt replies...
      316 21 Other Govt replies... REFER to the letter 1 "MCs from private doctors: Is there new ruling?" (S.T.. Oct. 6). There is no new ruling on medical certificates. Leave. Including sick leave for Government officers, is governed by the Instruction Manual which. among other things. provides that when an officer has
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      93 21 WITH reference to "Motorist 8" letter <S.T., Aug. 10) under the heading "Dangerous Practice," leftturn directional arrows have been painted on Farre r Road to demarcate the left-slip road from Farrer Road to Buklt Timah Road. Double white lines have also been drawn for a short stretch from the island
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      71 21 WE regret the slip-up In "Morning Concert" on Oct. 5 In the FM Stereo Service as noticed by Mr Victor Doggett iS.T. Oct. 7) The duty announcer Inadvertently omitted the secona movement of Brahms' 3rd Symphony due to an error in the programme script. We would like to assure Mr.
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      134 21 SPECIAL OFFER! Are you not happy with the refrigerator you have in your home? Why not trade-in for an IMPORTED Kclvinator •ptnttl rafriferitirs iffers lllpV^V^ M S^^^ If AVAILABLE AT: HI Fl TRADERS 59, South Bridge Road ffSß^Hfi^^ Tel: ***** 4 ***** FOR SERVICE SPARE PARTS, CONTACT: MALAYSIA UNION REFRIGERATION
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      849 22 rW!CT?ITMW»T7TnWTTIj:tBv4 place your ads, .C>NOWIEDCCMENTS. aHHIVEIUIIEt. sNNOUNCEMENTt. lIITHS. CIUI UTIVITIES. CONtOUNCES. DEITNS. [NCICIMEHTS, I THROUGH ODR C A T S. FUNEUIS, MEETINtS, IN MEMMMM. NMtIaCCS, MISSIHC. PERSONAL, r.r C (EflUltMS 1 tEUHIINS. I IHHWvJVII WW Walls lews -SE^A^elitt. Mii.siaa ttr 21 >«*i. tast osil.sml .tn Si tt DUH U P
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      941 22 RETAIL (ALES TRAINEES required. Persons with H.B.C. qualifications or an exceptionally good Senior Cambridge Certificate may apply. Applications, together with a photograph (non-returnable), stating age. experience, education, and salary required are to be forwarded to The Personnel Manager. Box A 5781 B.T. Singapor*. DIGITAL TECHNICIAN to help maintain computer and
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      881 22 DRIVER REQUIRED for American Company. Must hays st least 2 to 3 years experience In similar position. Ability to speak and understand English essential Phone Spore 53*340. WAITRESS minimum Height sft. 31n with pleasant personality required by renown Hole, Poolslds Bar. Apply with particulars and photograph* non-returnable to Box A3SII
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      1027 22 Accommodation vacant HOLLAND CROVI ORIVI singlestorey semi-detached bungalow furnished 3450/-. Sunshine Terrace double-storey furnished House 3375/-. Off River Valley Road luxurious apartment furnished »SOO Tomlmson Road exqunte apartment superb'y furniahed $1,300 New Century Realty Spore ***** *****2. CLEMENTI PARK drtsched house. I bedrooms, living dining, servant's quarters, unfurnished $1,600/-. Furnished
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      952 22 Le*vs OBBOBJtsaOli.tlnn DIIT. 10. NEW EXECUTIVE apartment 3 bedrooms. 2 bathrooms with longbsth. servant's amenities, quiet locality. Furnished/unfurnished. Available Ist November Ist January. Tel: B'pore *****1. Houses and land tor sale LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED, beautiful newly built detached two storey «q. ft. Isnd situated at Katong. only 5 mlnutea to Raffles
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      845 22 typewriting: Classes aayume. Individual attention Preparing for IXC/ Pitman Examination. Mucous (iuaranteed. Regisier early. Raja* College. 21SO Changi Road (4S7*BBj lU)ti Raffia* Hlae* I9SSM/981V7U) PBr*. CIS FINAL PART I Six months course commencing 19th October 1970 for persons who have passed or bean exempted from the Intermediate Examination of the
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      874 22 INTERIOR OESIQN PROBLEMST Consult us hi larsrlor design your homes offices. Restaurants and departmental stores. Italy nte.-lor Decoration Co 89-A. Rochore Canal Road. Singapore. Ring *****5/6 FOR ELECANT CAN! FURNITURE. Visit Adrian's. 425 Rivtr Valkt> Road. Singapore. *****4. YOU OEIION, we make to your satisfaction at reasonable rat**. Tel B'por*
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      973 22 Boats Yachts wanted WANTED 7 MARINE TRANSMISSION It to 1 reduction Sultaol* foi 0M671 engine preferably left and right. Tel. 8 por. *****3 374»t* Boats/yachts tor Mlo 23 FOOT FIN KIIL Sloop In excellent condition after refit offered at $5,000/- o.n o. complete with unused Seagull Century Auxiliary. Phono Shapley
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      1116 23 to LIVERPOOL AND OTHER U K./CONTINENTU PORTS. SStaaa IZZ\* 6t M S »flSj <:::::::::: U ISJ 0M z AIA» l.terpccl. Gla-.gu*. Oet 22 utl 1) IKanlui" 1 Cutnn... Mt 21 W» Ml 2k/ i NMI 4SC4NIUS Liverpool Mt a Hn 2 "SON a" 01. Glasao* Nat S > ■> an
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      Lock icon Unson shoots PI ahead in Putra Cup golf
      496 27 HONG KONG. Wed. immaculate two-under-par 68 by Filipino Edmundo L'nson Jr. helped shoot his team into the lead in the first round of the Putra Cup amateur golf championship here today. With an aggregate of 220 the Philippines, already five times winners
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      20 27 JAKARTA, Wed. Malaysia van besten 8-0 hy South Vietnam in the Far East bridge championship* here last night.
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      AFC to hold medical confab in Bangkok
      217 27 AFC to hold medical confab in Bangkok I 111 Asian Football (mi 1 federation will hold medical conference which it hopes will mark a new era in Asian football. The three-day conference will be held in conjunction with the Asian Games in Bangkok from Dec. 9-11. The conference which will
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      376 27  -  PETER DOBEREINER By I I HATE to mention it, but you don't happen to have $300,--000 to spare by any chance? No, its not for me. Peter Thomson needs the money to implement his plan for an international golf circuit. Briefly,
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      Tiriac wins despite nightmare journey
      113 27 Tiriac wins despite nightmare journey UDINBURGH. Wed. lon Tiriac. the Milan-based Rumanian tennis .star, survived a 24-hour nightmare journey from Italy to win his second-round mau-h in the opening Dewar Cup indoor tournament here last night. Tiriac. the No. 2 seed. brokp ifurney from Padua when he miued connection in
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      S'pore beat Indon team
      57 27 JAKARTA. Wed. SrnK»porf'. c waterpolo team best Jakarta's Java team 4-3 in a friendly match her* la*t night Half-time score was 1-4 for Singapore. Singapore's first «oal was scored by Tan Hua Lok and the three during the jeiwnd half were scor«d by Tan Tin An«.
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      140 27 LONDON. Wed. Decider Henry Newton was transferred from first division CiUb Nottingham For- est to English soccer league champions Everton In a £150.000 deal yesterday. Forest took lit.>h midfield International Tommy Jackson In part-exchange for Newton, who has four England under-23 caps and was on Sir Alf
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      46 27 Rough going? TONY Jacklln plays from the roueh al toe l"th duiing his match against Gary Player of South Africa in thePlcadilly world matchplay championship at Wtntworth Jacklin beat Player but in the next rcund he lost to American Jack Nirklaus the eventual winner. PA Dicture
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      296 27 Urtain signs to fight 'Enery MA DR'ID, Wed.— Spaniard Jose Uriaiu, Europe's heavyweight boxing champion. Mgned a contract here last night for a title light with Britain's Henry Cooper, a Spanish Boxing Federation spokesman said here. The spokesman said Urtain signed a»ter a twohour meeting with Federation officers here, but
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      New Indon stars 'all good'
      443 28  - New Indon stars 'all good' JOE DORAI By INDONESIA'S 10 newcomers have been given an equal chance as their ace and top seed, .Muljadi. of winning the Singapore Open singles badminton championship which begins at Guillemard Road toTh? strength of Indonesia s n*w crop of players, who are their 1973
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      FAS tells Youth selectors: Attend all these matches—^
      251 28 FAS tells Youth selectors: Attend all these matches LKX)TBALL Association of Singapore has r instructed the 10-memher Youth Committee to be present at all matches during the Youth siccer tournament for the Toto Trophy' beginning at Farrer Park on Oct. 24. Youth Committee secretary Lim Kian Choon said yesterday: "Because
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      1,200 join MSA's Pesta Sukan
      108 28 1,200 join MSA's Pesta Sukan MALAYSIA-Smgapore Airlines Sports Club has launched an allout bid to promote sports activities among members and staff of the airline Mr. C. Kurlan. organising se- cretary. said some 1.200 employees about one-third of MSA's total staff in Singaporehave entered for the mammoth Pesta Sukan now
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      Peter Yip is champ
      82 28 RRi YIP beat hl» Chinese Association teem mate Victor Lee by 350-342 In an exciting flnal of this year's Singapore Junior throo-ball billiards championship ii the Indian Association lost nipht. With t 1 o lend changing hands often and not more than 20 points separating them
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      100 28 JAKAhTA. Wed Australia widened theti lead in the men's competition of the Far East Bridge Federation championship* tonight when they beat Nationalist China o.U to 2.11. Thailand beat Japan 5.97 to 2.03. Malaysia beat South Korea 6.74 to 1.26. The Philippines beat South Vietnam 5 to
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      Nanyang double
      57 28 NAXYANC. University scored a double yesterday when both their men and women teams scored convincing wins over Ngee Ann Technical College in the Inter Varsity Quinquangular table-tennis games at Ngee Ann College hall. The men won by 5-0 and the women by 3-0. Other results: Men— Polytechnic 5
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      25 28 YESTERDAY'S rugby match between Singapore Cricket Club l!nd XV and Johore Bahni United wag cancelled because United were unable to field a tide.
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      SASA name 12 to NSCB for inclusion in Games team
      213 28  - SASA name 12 to NSCB for inclusion in Games team ALBERT JOHNSON -^y CINGAPORE Amateur Swimming Association yesterday recommended 12 swimmers to the National Sports Control Board for inclusion In the Singapore contingent to the sixth Asian Games at Bangkok in December They are Men. Roy Chan '200 m back.
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      280 28  -  PETER SIOW By NATIONAL basketball coach Tan Yen Nen pledged yesterday he wou'd make the Singapore players train harder for a good showing at the Asian Games In Bangkok. He said: The NSCBs decision to Include basketball Is a welcomed one. The players, however, must
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      I'll put S'pore on world map: Wein
      295 28  -  GODFREY ROBERT By UORST WEIN, the West German hockey coach, recognised as one of the 11 world's best, promised on his arrival last night to put Singapore on the world hockey map. Wein is confident that Singapore's hockey will improvj greatly under him
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      All-Asian rugby side to meet tourists
      185 28 All-Asian rugby side to meet tourists SINGAPORE Rugoy Union has selected an AllAsian Singapore XV to meet the Northern Suburos Rugby Football Club from New South Wales for next Monday's match on the padang. SRU secretary Neil Ait teen said yesterday: 'This match has been arranged to give more Asian
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      Whee Chen pip Saints with two late goals
      178 28 LATTER Day Saints suffered another setback when they were pipped 51-48 in the last minute by goals by Whee Chens Tang Slew Loon and Ooh Kai Loon In the Chye Hin Cup basketball tournament yesterday. Three days ago they also lost narrowly
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      Trophy golf to Cantwell
      54 28 K.K. TANTWELL won the SICC's Fatlmah Trophy with a two-round nett 145 at Slme course on Tuesday Cantwell. A-ho registered a first round 76 on Oct. 6. returned 69 on Tuesday Runner-up was M. Osberg on 148. She had a 78 on the first round and
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      S'pore hopes to be fourth: Yoga
      303 28  - S'pore hopes to be fourth: Yoga E. FRIDA By tINo^PORE is determined to finish within the first four in the Sixth Asian Games hocKey tournament at Bangkok in December to win a place in the 1972 Olympic Games at Munich. SHA secretary S Yogarajah told Tlmesport yesterday: "If we can.
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      Establishment in final
      50 28 DEFENDING champions Est*bllshment Division moved into Mlnisuy of Education six-a-side soccer final when they beat Examination Division 5-0 at Kay Slanc Road yesterday. Establishment scored through hockey international Douglas Nonis <3i. Aloysius Lav and Abdul Karim Admlnts' ration routed Technlchl Education A' 7-0 in tht other semi-final
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      Cup race to mark opening of new Ipoh grandstand
      316 29  -  EPSOM JEEP -L!i IHI 50-year-old grandstand at the Ipoh racecourse will be used for the last time for the October-November meeting which opens on Oct. 24. Immediately after the meeting a wrecking crew will move in to start demolition work. The
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      49 29 Fijians on the attack I'Hr; Fijian Rufby Inlon tourists make a breakaway in their match against Devon and Cornwall at Exeter. The Fijian* seen here are (from left): Josatrki Sovau. Pio Tikoisuva, dmrtr Barley, .Sasivi Ravouvou and Kini Viliamr. l>e\on and Corn wall won this match. P. A. picture.
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      IPOH RACE ENTRIES
      948 29 I ENTRIES for the Ipoh J races on Oct. 24 25. 31 and Nov. 1: There will be .seven races on the first and third days and eight on the other days CLASS l (6f or 9f and 6f or lOti: Aratunga 6f. 6f: Beliendaine 9f. 10f
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      330 29 rvEFENDING champions South Korea have been 11 included in the fixture-list of the Third Asian women's basketball championships at Stadium Negara from Oct. 30 to Nov. 10 although they have yet to officially confirm their participation. The Malaysian Amateur Basketball Association, organisers of the tournament,
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      O'Brien pays $500,000 for a yearling
      109 29 O'Brien pays $500,000 for a yearling IWEWMARKET. Wed. The 1 European pnce record for a yearling whs broken here today when In.sh ;rainer Vincent O'Brien t?av>- 65 000 guineas (about $500.000 1 for Cambrienne. a brown filly by Sicambre out of Torbella 111. The fiily was fn»n the Prench stud
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      250 29 MALAYSIA has been invited to send two wrestling referees to officiate at the Sixth Asian Games in Bangkok on Dec. 9-20. Malaysian Amatour Wi«»tling Federation's newly-elected president Michael Chen Wing Sum. said yesterday that the Thailand Amateur Wrestling Association had written requesting for
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      Karate title to Wada
      56 29 OSAKA. <Japan >. Wed. Koti Wada of Japan defeated J. Carnio of Canada in the final to win a goodwill karate tournament held here yesterday. Tied for third place 'were D. Valera of France who lost to Wada ana T. Tulleners of the United States who
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      77 28 BADMINTON Singapore Open Championships lOulllemard Rosd 7.30 pm.i. BASKETBALL Chye Hin Cup: Men Special Constabulary v Klial Leong Temple; Sin Nam Fonß v Wah Cheng; Women Thong Kenft v Police; Shaw Brothers Timber Company v Toto (People* Assn. 7.30 p.m.i. INTER VARMTV GAMES HocKey Polytechnic TTC c Buklt Timah 5.30
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    50 30 CANBERRA. Wed Preliminary three-nation talks on South-east Asian defence will be held In Canberra at the end of this month. Informed sources said today The talks, at staff officer level, will be between Britain, Australia and New Zealand. A date has not yet been set. Reuter.
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    108 30 WEATHER outlook lor BINGATT PORK today from 6 a.m. to noon: Scattered showers in early morning. Yesterdays weather: Singapore 85-73 F showers. Kuala Lumpur 90-72 F sunny. Manila 78-74 F stormy. Seoul 77-54P fair. Bangkok 88-75 F cloudy, Tokyo 66-62 F rain. Jakarta 95--84 F clear. Hong Kong
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    76 30 TEL AVIV. Wed. Two Algerians, held by the Israelis tor exactly two months xlnce they were taken off a BOAC jet. were (reed today and flown to London on their way home The men. Major Khatib DJelloul and Mr All Belaziz. had been detained since August 14
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    62 30 LONDON, Wed. Britain recorded a istble trade .surplus of £5 million In September, official figures showed today The Board of Trade said trading statistics continued to be affected by the aftermath of the dock strike In July, but that the backlog of Imports has been further
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