The Straits Times, 27 October 1970

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    26 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS aofalgiwH The Straits Times ThR National Nnwspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1970. 15 CENTS KD.N. 4517 M.C. (P) No. 1507
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    Lock icon Missile peril in the Suez
    432 1 '600 launchers set up inside 30-mile zone' TEL AVIV, Monday THE chief of Israel's military intelligence claimed today that Egypt and the Soviet Union "hove set up one of the most advanced missile systems in the world" along the Suez Canal. Gen. Aharon Yam estimated
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    Lock icon Landslide win despite threat
    245 1 Landslide win despite threat MONTREAL, Monday AIAYOR Jean Drapeau was reelected in a landslide victory on a polling day free of trouble, despite extremist threats to blow up the city. Mayor Drapeau has so far won 92 per cent of votes counted in a record poll. Fifty-seven per cent of
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    Thanom's 'destroy Red bases' order
    178 1 BANGKOK, Monday PREMIER Field Marshal Tun Thanom Kittlkachorn said today he had ordered the destruction of the major bases of 2,000 communist guerillas who were planning widespread attacks in north and south Thailand after the monsoon rains next month. In the Nakhon Si Thammarat province,
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    COHEN: I'VE BEEN TOLD TO QUIT MY JOB—OR BE SACKED
    248 1 COHEN: I'VE BEEN TOLD TO QUIT MY JOB— OR BE SACKED Mon. Professor Leonard Cohen, a lecturer in the Nanyang University's Department of Industrial and Business Management, alleged in a statement today that the university authorities had told him to quit his job or face dismissal. And, he said, the
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    Lock icon Shots at police station
    45 1 KTJCHING. Man A group of communist ttrrorUU fired on the police station at Binlawan, on the 17th mile Kucblng-Bau road, late last night. Policemen in the station returned the ftre and drove off the tarrortati. There were no known casualties Bernama.
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    Lock icon TALKS ON FORCES FOR S'PORE, MALAYSIA
    81 1 /CANBERRA. Mon Talks V/ began here today amonc military planners from Australia, New Zealand and Britain on the stationing of forces In Malaysia and Singapore. Government officials said 16 officers from the three British services and nine from New Zealand con- ferred with their
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    Does all this add up to a Royal affair?
    357 1 Does all this add up to a Royal affair? LONDON. Mon. ABOUT the time Princess Anne was born, a clairvoyant peeped into her future and predicted that she would someday help rule a foreign land. Not a remarkable prediction for a member of the greatest ruling dynasty still in business.
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    Lock icon 125 die in hurricane
    42 1 DACCA (East Paklf tan). Mon. —More than 125 people are now known to have dleti In a hurricane which lashed nine districts of East Pakistan (or aeven hours on Friday, according to official figures released here today. Reuter.
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    Malaysian MSA workers to boycott overtime
    271 1 Malaysian MSA workers to boycott overtime KUALA LUMPUR. Monday ]y|SA workers Hi West Malaysia today decided to boycott overtime as their first step to get the management to bow to their pay and allowance claims. But the boycott, scheduled to start Just after midnight tonight, is being postponed for a
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    Lock icon New way to stop birth
    89 1 New way to stop birth LOS ANGELES, Mon.— A noted Indian gynaecologist says he has developed a reversible female sterilization operation that could provide a new weapon to fight overpopulation. The operation consists of peeling a thin flaplilce layer of tissue irom the top and bottom of the uterus and
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    Lock icon Big defence exercise
    56 1 SYDNEY Mon. Seven Australian and twe British naval vessels. Including HMAS Melbourne, left Sydney harbour today to take part in the biggest defence excrcl.«e yet held by th« Australian navy and the first In C-.e Indian Ocean. The slx-dav manoeuvre codenamed Swanlalce will take place In the
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    Lock icon UN CAMPAIGN AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA
    75 1 UN CAMPAIGN AGAINST SOUTH AFRICA IMTED NATIONS. Mon A group of 16 Afro-Asiaa nations called today (or a tough iirn IN. campaign to combat aparthrtd in South Africa, to Include an International conference in Geneva in 1971 to co-ordinate strategy. Toe Afro-Aiiaa* submitted (our resolutions tv the General Assembly's special
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    BRIEFING ONslom EARTH STATION
    66 3 BRIEFING ONslom EARTH STATION MINISTER for Communications, Mr. Yong N Mik Lin. listens \'iih interest as Mr Ooh Seng Kirn. the diector of Telecommunications, explains the purpose of the antenna of the earth satellite station in Sentosa (as shown in a model). The $10 million station. to be operational in
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    AA BEGINS NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE
    113 3 AA BEGINS NEW EMERGENCY SERVICE SINGAPORE. Mon. The Automobile Association today put into operation its new improved emergency breakdown service for Its more than 20.000 members. Announcing this tonight. thr AA chairman. Mr. Milton Tun, .said the service vtafl would operate from their almost permanent stations at Farrer Road. Bukit
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    Telecoms will be statutory board in 1972
    832 3 PLAN TO COPE WITH FANTASTIC GROWTH By SOH TIANG KENG: Singapore. Monday rpHE TelecommunicaA tions Department will be made a statutory board in 1972 under a reorganisation plan to cope with "changing technology and fantastic growth of traffic" in Singapore. To maintain Singapore's
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    Indian minister visits S'pore
    113 3 Indian minister visits S'pore Mon. The Minister for Education and Health in Madras. Mr. V.R. Nedunchezhiyan, arrived today for a two-day official visit. Mr. Nedunchezhiyan is accompanied by his wife, a public health officer in charge of maternal and child welfare in Madras, an Indian MP; and an Indian educationist
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    Suicide verdict on "habitual drinker'
    77 3 Suicide verdict on "habitual drinker' SINGAPORE. Mon A clerk. Sukumaran Thanabalu. 18, told a coroner today that his fathers drinking habits worsened soon after he 10-i his Job with the Port Authority about a year ago. He waa a habitual drinker and had In fact lost the Job because of
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    Shaws to hold trade fair
    65 3 SINOAPOPE Mon The Shaw Organisation -rill hold 1t« •nnual trade fair at the New World Amusement Park from Nov. 20 to Oct. 27 Most of the exhibition sltei for the fair, it nald today, had already been taken up. Beside v the display of local
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    Balloting for flats
    57 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. The MP for Toa Payoh. Mr. Eric Cheong, will officiate at a balloting ceremony for the sale of 4M units of three-room improved flats at Blocks 136. 137 and 140 at Toa Payoh estate on Wednesday at 2.30 p.m. at the car park between Blocks
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    Convention to discuss setting up of regional body for hoteliers
    220 3 Convention to discuss setting up of regional body for hoteliers SINGAPORE. Mon The formation of a regional association of hoteliers and restaurateurs will be proposed at a two-aay inagural South-east Asia Convention of these two groups at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce on Wednesday. This was disclosed today by the
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    Machine 'he knew well' killed
    133 3 Machine 'he knew well' killed engineer SINGAPORE. Mon. Tsuyoshi Hashimoto, a 23-year-old Japanese engineer killed after his forklift track crashed into itu drain at a factory in Taman Jurong a fortnight ago. had six years' experience in driving the machine, a coroner's court hoard today. Mr. Yontt.ini. vi, Mib-manauer of
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    Jail for two motorcycle thieves
    69 3 Jail for two motorcycle thieves SINGAPORE. Mon. Two motorcycle thieves were each jailed for nine months today for stealing a machine worth $1,200. Tan Hua Pen*. 17. and Tang Koh Chee. 23. a labourer, admitted stealing the motorcycle from a cur park In I.enakok Bahru on Oct. 7. Pour other
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    Israeli expert praises S'pores labour leaders
    232 4 Israeli expert praises S'pores labour leaders CINGAPORE, Mon. An Israeli labour and co-operative expert, Dr. Yair Levy, today said he saw 'enormous potential" for the growth and modernisation of Singapore's labour movement. He praised local labour leaders for adopting the "correct approach by expanding the role of the movement and
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    Worker dies after foreman's beating: $150 fine
    220 4 Worker dies after foreman's beating: $150 fine CINGAPORE, Mon. A foreman in charge of 30 ship labourers was fined $150 today for assaulting one of them, who died three days later. Koh Chuan Chang. 32. ad- nutted causing hurt to Tan Keng Guan, 37, on board an Indonesian vpsspl in
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    One impresario is shocked but another backs Minister
    557 4  -  TAN WANG JOO: SPECIAL SHOW PRICES FOR PUPILS? By Singapore. Monday TWO local imprisnrios today Hisajtreed over a Minister's rail to lower prices tor school children attending cultural performances. Mr. Donald Moore said: "It's an idea totally without realism." But Mr. dab
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    Blood stocks drop
    67 4 BINGAPOKE, Mon.-R«B»rv» Mock* of blnod of all group* in th* Blood bank thin morning ■rood at (MM units a drop of Is uniu Mnce la«t Monday, the bunks weekly bulletin said The blood trnnxfuslon service mobile unit will be at the Central Ba«e of the Vigilante Corp*
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    The SlB5 a month clerk who drives a Jaguar
    211 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. A $185-a-month bank clerk, who drives a Jaguar, told a court today that he could not afford to pay $70 maintenance to his two-year-old twin sons. Wee Tian Poh. who was ordered in May to pay the maintenance. was
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      114 4 Eye disease in schools SKKKMBAN. Mon. At least 50 schoolchildren here art believed to have contracted conjunctivitis. The King George V Primary School today sent home more than 30 pupils while another school In the Kota area reported more cases. MJIiTJj NOW SHOWING FIGHT AGAINST n nl 'u-».M-7.ii-».j« pm TYRANNY
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    State Counsel's poser in High Court
    570 5 State Counsel's poser in High Court MUST CONSENT ALSO DETAIL CHARGES? SINGAPORE. Mon IS a written consent given by ll. e Public Prosecutor enabling police lo take criminal action valid if it does not disclose details of the charge? I 1 Senior State Counsel, Mr. K.S. Rajah, set this poser
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    The 'fishy' business brought him his many millions
    236 5 The 'fishy' business brought him his many millions By MASIE KWEE CINGAPORE. Mon. J Although he is no fisherman. Mr. Walther Griem freely admits that it was the '"fishy" business that made him his first million dollars. But Instead of catching them. the 71-year-old German millionaire imported and exported them
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    Ganja fine
    20 5 SINGAPOHF Mon Hamzah Mohamcii Snarl lft »a- fined •75 today for hminc zanm at Ellis Road on Saturday
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    Lawyer raps appeal judge's decision in civil case
    355 5 Lawyer raps appeal judge's decision in civil case SINGAPORE. Mon. An appeal judge who attacked a judgment by a civil district court »as "indecisive" was criticised today by a lawyer before t hree Supreme Court judges. Mr. Y. R. Jumabhoy. who did not name the aopeal judge, said he was
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    ANOTHER 25 'PHtATES' REGISTER FOR JOBS
    78 5 CINGAPORE, Mon. w Twenty-five more pirate taxi drivers registered for the job conversion scheme today. bringing the total to 1.029 since registration began. Fichteen of them registered at the Registry of Vehicles, four at the Ministry of Labour and three at the Chinene Chamber
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    Council donates $27,000 to mosques
    136 5 r pHE Muslim Religious ■I Council donated nearly $27,900 to various "mosques in Singapore today, the start of an annv*\ practice. Eighty-seven mosques were given $300 each for maintenance purposes, and to provide food for poor Muslims who go to the mosque to break their
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    THAI PIANIST: I WANT TO WIN FOR MY COUNTRY...
    255 5 THAI PIANIST: I WANT TO WIN FOR MY COUNTRY... SIM.APORK. Mon Younu mist Miss Pimolwan S .iiavarangura. 20 from thr Iniversity of ThaminaNurt in Bangkok, yesterday highlighted the plight of musicians who had to play to win and those *ho had to play to live. Pimolwan. who is here reprrsrnting
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    $57,000 fraud charge
    44 5 SINOAPORK Mon. Kannaumv Kallnßarayar. 26. lodny de--1 nird ml«wpproprtailnn *.i 7.129 worth nf reach-mad? rlmiuiix from Ijl> empli'vei the Elkay Corporation. In Hinh Street between Oct. lr nnn Oil 23 Trial whs fixed lor CHi 31 and ball of lin.ooo allowed
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    Four-digit: lottery office robbed of $15,000
    149 5 Four-digit: lottery office robbed of $15,000 OATU PAHAT. Mon.— "Two men, armetf with daggers raided the Empat Nomboe 1 Ekor office early today and Rut out the sam% wav with $15.«30. Entry was made thmafh an air ventilator. The money, which waf kept in a locked steel cabl* net. represented
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    Cocktail party
    38 5 SINOAPORE. Mon. Heerjk Industrial Pte Ltd. will hold a 1 cocktail party on Saturday «t 5 p.m to celebrate the official opening of 1»* factory at Blook I 2. .lalan Buklt Marah, Redhtjl 1 inau«rt»l extate.
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    Two-way traffic plan in the Straits
    124 6 Two-way traffic plan in the Straits KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Straits of Malacca will be divided into two channels for traffic going east and west. The dual carriageway Is brint? planned by the In-'ir-Governmental Maritime Consultative Organisation (IMCOi. the captain of HMS Hydra. Commander If. J. Baker said today. HMS
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    Jailed for a year
    43 6 SINGAPORE. Mon— Mashhor bin Markant alias Mansoor. a car fialesman-cum-brolcer. was tniied for a year today for living on ihe earnings of a prostitute. He was arrested last April following a police raid on hU 1»t in Rxrter Road.
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    Dismissed coffee house captain not taken back
    160 6 SINGAPORE. Mon The captain of the Sorrento Coffee House. Tan He* Yeow whose dismissal was described by the Industrial Arbitration Court a.s "too precipitous on the I company's part" is still not reinstated. Today tlie management of the coffee house declined comment. But
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    'Trust us
    372 6 THAT 'GAG IN PARLIAMENT' MOVE KUALA LUMPUR. Monday 1 MALAYSIA'S Attorney General was asked today to plate more Inisl on the maturity and good sense of Members ol Parliament "After all he is also an MP. albeit an appointed one to the Dewan Negara. Perhaps when he becomes
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    Flower expert to give demonstration
    104 6 Flower expert to give demonstration SINGAPORE. Mon. Miss Stella Coe. Britain s top Japanese flower arrangement expert, will give a charity demonstration at the French Room of Hotel Equatorial at 10.30 a.m. on Wednesday. Admission Is by donation at a dollar for members of the licebanii International Singapore Chapter 13.S
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    Captive baby
    19 6 PENAi*O. Mon. A pelandok i mousedeer > has slven birth In captivity at the State Veterinary office here
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    Court apology for not producing prisoner
    151 6 MUAR. Mon. Johore Bahru superintendent Inche Hamzah bin Mat Wahid today apologised to Justice N. Sharma for not producing a prisoner in court on Saturday. Justice Sharma warned him: "Any officer who has disrespect lor the law and the Crown will be dealt with
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    DOCTOR AWAKES TO FIND CAR ABLAZE
    171 6 DOCTOR AWAKES TO FIND CAR ABLAZE KUALA LIMPIR. Mon Thugs set ablaze a rar belonging to a woman doctor yesterday. Dr. (Mrs.) Leela Ratos believes the thugs burned her Austin Mini because she had ignored their threats. Dr. Ratos said a stranger rame to her clinic in J.iUn Pasar Bharu
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    Manager leaves for Holland
    58 6 SINGAPORE Mon. The travel manager of Mesaageries Maritime* Co. Mr. James LH. Phua. 29. leaves tomorrow to attend the week-long world congress of the American Society of Travel Agents (ASTAi opening In Amsterdam on Sunday. After the congress. Mr. Phua will make a two-week tour of
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    Rescue men stand by as flood waters rise
    115 6 Rescue men stand by as flood waters rise PENANG. Mon. Police and military personnel, with officials of the Department of Social Welfare. Red Cross and the Civil Defence, are standing by for rescue operations as flood waters rose in the low-lying districts of the city today. Rain since last midnight
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    Visit by Saigon Minister
    50 6 BINOAPORK. Mon. South Vietnam's Minister of Social Welfare. Or. Tran Nguon Phieu. arrived in Singapore today for a four-day private visit. Dr. Tran is stopping here on his way home after attending the recent South-East Asian Ministerial Conference on Family and Population Planning in Kuala Lumpur.
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    BUSINESS SIGNS IN MALAY: GOVT TO USE PERSUASION
    239 6 BUSINESS SIGNS IN MALAY: GOVT TO USE PERSUASION IPOH. Mon. The Government does not wish to enforce the putting up of Bahasa Malaysia signs at business premises but prefers to use persuasion instead. The Minister without Portfolio. Mr. Lee Siok Yew, who said this here today, added: "We feel that
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  • Page 6 Miscellaneous
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      218 6 Straits Times Crossword ACKOBK 6. 111-dlapoaed mastei destroy** N c7 TMUlDent rUMW U E&SEn d '£seis o) out 71 (IK France (6). t. Bark South Africa to pro- is. Redhead and police car couM scribe a 21 (6). be complementary I (10). 10. Butcb heartlesslj ruln«d 31 Th« Spanish dreams
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      'Dog-eat-dog' racket: Suggestions, please,..
      149 7 'Dog-eat-dog' racket: Suggestions, please,.. REFERENCE is made to "House-owner's" letter (S.T., Oct. 22) under the heading •'Housing and the 'dog-eat-dog' racket." Consideration is being given to a proposal to raise the present booking fee of $500. However, it should be noted that a higher bookIng fee will not by Itself
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      140 7 I REFER to the letter by "Residents of Jalan Toa Payoh" (ST.. Oct. 7>. Upon receipt of an anonymous complaint in early June this year, a survey disclosed mosquito breeding in close proximity of the area complained of. The breedings were destroyed and court action was taken against three re-
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      37 7 rls regretted that it Is not possible to follow up on what "Parent" (ST.. Sept. 18) wrote about a flagraising incident as specific information has not been provided. Miss ANN CHIANG. for Permanent Secretary, Ministry of Education.
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      56 7 I REFER to the letter by "Bachelor" (S.T.. Oct. 17). There Is a neavy demand for Board accommodation by applicants with families and by those affected by Government clearance schemes. As such, the Board Is not In a position to consi dor applications from bachelors. "Hiss MM PKK HON(i. Public
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      The barbed-wire barricade
      142 7 I WOULD like to point out to the PWD its senseless and Indiscriminate use df barbed-win* Barbed-wire fencing was used to barricadf an excavation on the pedestrian lane opposite Sang Nlla umma Secondary Schrvoi 'r -h.- construction of an ad bridK". School children had to skirt along
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      No 'lack' only 'shortage' say Poly staff
      200 7 No 'lack' only 'shortage' say Poly staff 11/E refer to your report I f? (ST.. Oct. 16 > under the heading "Plan to beat the lack of experienced poly teachers" on a speech reportedly given by Mr. Sng Yew Chong. Director of Technical Education, at the recent Polytechnic seminar on
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      63 7 AS a regular participant of beauty contests. I wish to say that it is not experience or inexperience that counts. Winning a contest depends on a number of factors. Beauty and poise are two of them. If a newcomer has a strong combination of these factors, she might win. And
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      No refund of deposit for call-up student
      120 7 A STUDENT admitted to a vocational institute or industrial training centre has to pay a deposit of $10. refundable upon completion of the course My son who was admitted to an institute in .Inning was railed up for full-timr national >er\irr sometime aco.
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    Tanjong Pagar
    1287 7  -  LESLIE FONG By K *^~^^^^^^^^^^r^^^W~^^^B »^^^^^^^^^^^t J"^^^J The constituency which change (to date) seems to have bypassed... JJK almost sighed with relief when they reached bit doorstep, He looked at her, trying to gauge her feellii.is. She smiled, reassuringly. Ah Poh, a University of Singapore student, was still
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    Chamber music at library
    51 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Chamber Enaemble in association with the National Library presented a concert at tlif Libra iv lecture hall lastnight. The programme Included solos by Jessica Ooh i plane. C. Rajah i oboe i. Ho Chong Wing i harmonica t and Shirley Fleury i
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    Longer jail term wrong: Court
    247 8 Longer jail term wrong: Court SINGAPORE, Mon. The Chief Justice agreed with a lawyer today that it was wrong to Jail a robber for a longer period just because he was older than his accomplices. Mr. Justice Wee Chong Jin then reduced a six-year sentence on Lee Yonn Kiat. 27.
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    2 British soldiers 'conquer' 21,140 ft Himalaya peak
    157 8 2 British soldiers 'conquer' 21,140 ft Himalaya peak SINGAPORE, Mon. Two of the eight-member mountaineering team from the Singapore-based British Armed Forces have reached one of the highest Himalayan peaks the previously unconquered 21,140 ft. Mount Menthesa. And the Singapore flag was one of three they planted on the peak.
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    Hon's date
    32 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Finai.ce Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen. will open the new adhesive and glue plant nf Dyno Industries (Si Pie. Ltd. in Shipyard Road In Jurons on Nov. 7.
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    TWO YOUTHS ARE CAUGHT TAMPERING WITH CAR
    98 8 SINCMPORE. Mon. Offduty Inspector Robert Ng raised the alarm when he looked out ot his home in Prinsep Street and saw two youths tampering with a car early today. He alerted a patrol car crew, got into his car in i pursuit of
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    POISONED DRINK FOR LABOURER
    99 8 POISONED DRINK FOR LABOURER Mon. A month before drinking poison, labourer Tang Wan Siang, 24,— "a happy man" —told his nephew he was •fed-up" with life, a coroner's court heard today. Tan Kok Hong, also 24. a clerk, said he was "surprised." ■My uncle was a happy man." he said.
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    Driver fined
    35 8 SINGAPORE Mon Driver Mohamed Nor bin Ahmad. 24, wai> flneo $200 today lor using a driving licence In which the expiry date had been altered from Oct IS, 1965 tc Oct. 13. 1967.
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    Soviet-S'pore trade to expand
    296 8  - SovietS'pore trade to expand CHEONG YIP SENG: EMBASSY TO BE SET UP IN MOSCOW By Singapore, Monday upswing in trade between the Soviet Union and Singapore is expected in the near future. In anticipation of this, the Singapore trade representation in Moscow is to bt upgraded. The Foreign Ministry is
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    'SQUARE BASHING' PAYS OFF FOR 27
    102 8 'SQUARE BASHING' PAYS OFF FOR 27 i^INGAPORE, Mon.— Hours of 'square bashing" paid a top dividend today for 27 second-year boy cadets from Raffles Institution. They were awarded the Kwan Sai Kheong challenge shield for being first in the Inter-Unit Annual Drill competition, organised by the National Cadet Corps Police.
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    Double catch in two colours
    187 8  -  LIM SUAN KOOI By rERE'S a double catch in this hiehty riiehtv business. Because, for air girls who never take off. these BOAC birds at the Paya Lebar airport are zooming up the popuLiritv chart at a fantastic rate. The cause of all the excitement
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    $5,000 theft from home of man in church
    77 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. j Thieves broke Into the home of Mr Hong Han Keng. 77. in Gray Lane, off Tanjong Katong. and stole jewellery j worth $5,000 while he was in church yesterday morning In Woodlands Road the same day. the Hup Soon
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    COURSE ON UNIONISM OFFER TO STORE VARSITY STUDENTS
    305 8 COURSE ON UNIONISM OFFER TO STORE VARSITY STUDENTS CINGAPORE, Mon. NTUC today offered a year's sabbatical leave to University of Singapore students to study trade unionism at its office in Shenton Way. The offer was made by Mi. V. R. Balakrishna. the NTUC information and publicity secretary. Mr. Balakrishna was
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    Paralysed PC much better
    47 8 SINGAPORE. Mon Malaysian police constable Osman bin Shariff. paraly»ed by a gunshot Injury in a communist ambush two years Rgo. flew In here yesterday after mx months physiotheraphy treatment at the Stok* Mandeville Hospital In Britain. His condition was described aa "much Improved
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      98 8 I//*./ 0,, i, Hff V.T. IfaiiiWn JS^S^Sv^)]w?^SP*^?n^ I I NO. WE CSTTAINLY THBJ THE V^ 0 THEYKE CUMHS mwmrm m rwrnrpj "W mn»*mw^r fv«'<M4f JMM^M^^^ fl STEWARDESS, IMTERN, W THANKS TO ALL OF >OvA FaND I Igrtg^ lOA*i~ A'CMCvI It SwpiYl/üBUT AY I NU^SE- VOU'LLBE IN CiOOOI I ESPECIALLY FOPTWE
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      STERILE CAMPUS?
      523 10 Theie are few governments, or ministers, who can find it in their heart or their mind to accuse the university student of intellectual timidity, or for that matter any other form of timidity. The tumult on university campuses the world over, savage or embryonic, is testimony of a
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      U NU MAKES A NOISE
      256 10 Tlie liiniicr Prime Minister of Burma. U Nu. who has let it be known that he is preparing to stage a Castro-style revolution in Burma, seems to have overreached himself. After four years tff incarceration and four more of self-exile he is a forgotten man.
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      POLICE WINNER
      238 10 Top marks must go to the police 'beat" plan in Kuala Lumpur. There are 66 poll co bases, functional small wooden structures that coat little to build but arc large on benefits. Crime is appivriably clown, t li'-fts of vilnclcs in icrlitin areas already a thing of the
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    Fear... Fear...
    951 10 THE GUNMAN'S SHADOW OVER MONTREAL AND CALIFORNIA ADAM RAPHAEL: Montreal A DEATHLY HUSH NOW DESCENDS ON A CRISIS CITY FOR a city where a state of emergency has been proclaimed to forestall insurrection, Montreal is suspiciously quiet. Only the chilled faces of troops guarding key buildings and the
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    Murder spate leads to sell-out in the gun shops
    785 10 Murder spate leads to sell-out in the gun shops STEVEN V. ROBERTS LOS A NG E LES.— Last winter, a national magazine ran a cover story entitled "Evil in California." It began with a list of people murdered here in recent years, ranging from Senator Robert F. Kennedy to actress
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      WANDERING CATTLE ARE SPOILING TIDY-UP CAMPAIGN
      97 10 WANDERING CATTLE ARE SPOILING TIDY-UP CAMPAIGN ]\OW cattle bye-laws 11 have been Introduced it is regrettable we still see animals regularly In the town areas. In fact the cattle nuisance is not getting better but worse. The campaign to keep the town clean Is at its peak and the public
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      61 10 I WISH to endorse the opinion expressed by T.K. Chwee 'ST. Oct. 24' when he says that all bus companies should display the routes of their services at every stop so that everyone may know where each bus Is travelling to. I suggest that when bus stops are removed the
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      81 10 I FULLY agree with the view of "Fed Up" ST. Oct. 20). In August l£7o I sent an A.R. Registered letter to my son In Kuala Lumpur When this card was not returned to me after three weeks I Inquired at the Kluang Post Offlre. I was then asked to
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      PRESIDENT KAUNDA
      97 10 I REFER to your edito- rial of Oct. 20. You do an Injustice to President Kaunda when you say that he is not the "Ideal spokesman" for black Africa In protesting against the proposed sale of British arms to South Africa. You mentioned the "scandal of forced marrlMM
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      Embassy told me to spy on friends says student
      327 11 CANBERRA, Monday J^ SOUTH Vietnamese student said today he was refused permission to remain in Australia for post graduate study because he had rejected the Saigon Government's request to spy on fellow Vietnamese students. Troung Phouc Troung claimed that the South
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      £69,000 estate of Russell
      34 11 LONDON. Mon. British philosopher and pacifist Earl Remand Russell who died in February, aged 97, has left an estate of £69.243. His beneflclariex will pay dealh duties of £21,133. Reuter.
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      US GENOCIDEIN INDO-CHINA SAYS ANTIWAR GROUP
      471 11 US GENOCIDEIN INDO-CHINA SAYS ANTIWAR GROUP STOCKHOLM. Mon. The extent of crimes committed by the U.S. and its allies in Indo China has turned this war into downright genocide, which constitutes an international crime, an international anti-war commission said in a report concluding a fourdav inquiry of U.S. warfare in
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      15 FACE NEGRO COP MURDER CHARGE
      211 11 15 FACE NEGRO COP MURDER CHARGE DETROIT. Mon. Fifteen members of the militant Black Panther movement. Including eight women, have been charged with the murder of a Negro policeman at their party headquarters at the weekend. Their total ball was set at U*****,000 when they appeared before Judge John Murphy
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      No politics involved...
      65 11 No politics involved LAHORE. Mon Prlue have ruled nut rmii'ical motives in the fatal shooting yesterday of a provincial as*emo.y candidate in Gujarat. 10 miles north of here. air. Miajn Mohamad Akom a candidate of a Muslim League- faction. his brother, another relative and their driver were shot dead from
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      Marcos to crack down on private warlords
      208 11 Marcos to crack down on private warlords MANILA, Monday. PRESIDENT Marcos has appealed to politicians to disband their private armies and said he will not tolerate "private warlords". •I will not and cannoi tolerate private warlords." the President raid in a message to the opening of a new Stock Exchange
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      6 KILLED AS U.S. COPTER EXPLODES IN MID-AIR
      132 11 6 KILLED AS U.S. COPTER EXPLODES IN MID-AIR DANGKOK. Mon. An American helicopter exploded and crashed in Pichit Province near Laos yesterday, killing six persons including three Americans. Initial reports said the helicopter belonged to Air America, the charter carrier which works for th« I.S. arency for International beve'ontnent (AID)
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      BIG PLANS FOR THIRD LARGEST NATURAL HARBOUR
      139 12 BIG PLANS FOR THIRD LARGEST NATURAL HARBOUR pOLOMBO, Mon TrinV> comalee. once a bustling naval city for Britain's Eastern Fleet hut today a relatively unimportant district capital, is soon to be turned into one of the moat modern ports in Asia. A 10-year plan for the transformation of the former
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      Pope's Far East tour: Surprise move on China?
      153 12 Pope's Far East tour: Surprise move on China? VfEW YORK, Mon. Pope Paul, encouraged by the recent release of an American bishop from a Chinese prison, may make a friendly overture towards Peking during his Far East trip next month. Newsweek said today. .An item in the magazine's Periscope section
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      Tjut: I'm ready to die if it's a lie...
      473 12 Tjut: I'm ready to die if it's a lie JAKARTA, Monday YOUNG Indonesian woman who claims that her unborn baby can already speak and pray said today she was prepared to be put to death if her claim was a hoax. Mrs. TJut Zahara. 33. told reporters ,at her home
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      Sato: World's economy in peril if...
      267 12 Sato: World's economy in peril if... SAN FRANCISCO. Mon 1 Japanese Prime Minister Mr. Eisako Sato said yesterday the entire world economic structure would be leopard ised by any misunderstanding between the United States and Japan on trading Issues. He said America's wish to control imports of foreign textiles a
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      Spycatcher dies in Britain
      73 12 LONDON. Mon. Britain's foremost spycatcher Detective Superintendent George. wh> se investigations led to the arrest of some of the Soviet Union's leading post-war spies here. died during the weekend. Among his successful arrests were the five-member Portland espionage ring, masterminded by spy Gordon Lonsdale. wtlliam John
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      26 guerillas killed
      58 12 LISBON. Mon. Oovem- ment troops killed 26 guerilla* and Mizad armament and ammunition* la Portuguese Guinea during operations lrom Oct. 12 to 18. the LusiUnia ne»s agency Mid last night. The agency, quoting a military communique lrsued In the Portuguese Guinea' capital of Bissau, said 12 Port.juese
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      Vatican tells of drinking Christians pictures shock
      353 12 Vatican tells of drinking Christians pictures shock VATICAN CITY, Mon. Recently discovered w;iH pain tinei* In Rome's catacomb* depict early Christians as drinking and feasting during funeral celebrations in an v n b ecoming" way, the Vatican says. Six bannuet scenes were among rioiens of wellpreserved and brightlycoloured paintings found
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      Assassination plot: Couple arrested
      96 12 Assassination plot: Couple arrested MENDOZA < Argentina). Mon. A married couple accused of complicity in the assassination of Chile's Arm-. Commander-tn-Chief General Rene Schneider, have been arrested, police sources said last night. Julio Antonio Bouchum S»pulveda. 28. engineer, and his 24-year-old wife arrived by »tr from Santiago on Saturday and
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      General's visit
      28 12 TAIPEH. Mon. The commander of the Spanish Civil Defence Force. Lieut-Gen. Luis Dies-Algeria, arrived yesterday for a week-long visit, the Central News Agency Mid today Rautar.
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      Now Taiwan gets a 'we back you' pledge from Nixon
      134 12 WASHINGTON. Mon president Nixon yesterday assured Taiwan Vice-president and Premier CX Yen that there had been no change in his Admlnitratlfrti's attitude against the admission of China to the United Nations. Mr. Yen was one of six visiting dt£nitarles to
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      Big pollution threat after tanker fire
      85 13 SOUTHAMPTON. Mon. The flre on board the crip-pled-super tankor Pacific Olery in flames since it collided with another ship on Friday wax extinguished yenterday. But as flremen left the ship amid worsening weather conditions, a new threat emerged which could Increase the oossibility of
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      Some of welfare to go out of Welfare State
      427 13 LONDON, Monday. gRITAIN'S new Conservative Government announces tomorrow where the axe will fall on state spending to make way for promised tax cuts next spring. It is expected to take some of the welfare out of the Welfare State. Chancellor of
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      TWO U.S. OIL FIRMS TEAM UP WITH PERTAMINA
      171 13 TWO U.S. OIL FIRMS TEAM UP WITH PERTAMINA JAKARTA, Mon. Two American oil companies have signed contracts with the state-owned Pertamina Oil Company to seek oil in Celebes and West Irian, a Pertamina spokesman reported. Under the two contracts signed during the weekend, the Gulf Oil Company wfll explore for
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      All smiles for freed Briton
      83 13 All smiles for freed Briton BRITISH merchant marine officer. Peter Crouch. 31. who was freed after 30 months in a Chinese priron. reunited with his girl friend. Miss Beryl Beecber. 3.1, 1 and his mother, I after flying into Heathrow Airport last Sunday. Mr. t Crouch was second officer of
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      Jakarta newsman in a bid to sue Minister
      172 13 Jakarta newsman in a bid to sue Minister JAKARTA. Mon. Wellknown Indonesian Jour- nallst Ro.sihan Anwar said today he was planning to file suit against Information Minister Air Marshal Budiard'o. for the Minister's recognition of the opposition faction of the Journalists' Association (PWD. Mr. Anwar said he regarded the recognition
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      Paintings stolen
      32 13 NEW YORK. M«n Thl^vrs I stole <Hght paintings Includ■ntr MVtfai Picasso* worth CS$3OO.OOO from ?n apartment h«rp. but left behind other works nf art valued at more than 1,700.000.— Reuter.
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      Now a compulsory savings scheme for Ceylonese
      318 13 I COLOMBO. Monday I CEYLON'S Finance Minister Dr. N. M. Perera. today announced a compulsory savings scheme which will place a 12 per cent ceiling on all company dividends. The scheme, contained In the nrst budget of the United Front coalition Government, also
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      Indira hopes for food grains selfsufficiency
      184 13 YEW YORK, Mon. India probably will be seif-sufflcieni in food grains by next year, Prime Minister Mrs. Indira Gandhi said yesterday. She Rave the assessment on the television interview programme Meet the Press, adding the proviso that Rood monsoon rains wouici be necessary for
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      China refugees
      21 13 H<>N(i KONG. Mon. A total "f 3 7 vt-Uigees escaped fn>m Hiina m«r 'he weekend, pr/.ice said todap.— UPl.
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      129 13 Now! Five Boeings a week to Australia From 1 8 October MSA will offer you a choice of five Boeing 707 flights a week to Australia. You can leave Singapore tor Perth at 6.45 pm each W ednesday or Friday. Or there are Sydney-bound nights lea ving each Tuesday, Thursday
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      Brokers: Bear market ended
      417 14 A GRADUAL rate of improvement in better class shares is expected by a leading Singapore broking house. Brokers J. M. Sassoon in their mid-monthly circular to client* state that the extent and duration of the bear market and the turning point are clearly Illustrated by the
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      CLOSING PRICES
      880 14 810 AND OFFER PRICII OFFICIALLY LISTCD AT THI CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE ■RACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: a. ai-ma 1.31 A):nomo«o Mi Al»«n 1.3S Aiirt Choc... 2.74 B«i P K*»at 1.13 Romxi I.M I 1 1.90 V» ■1 I iPt> 1.3* 2.3» C. C I.W H. B I
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      BUSINESS DONE
      908 14 I > i SINKSS in and reported to tbe «in*;aporr and Koala Linput trading rooms of thr Stock lArhange yesterday with the number of Uiarei traded shown in brackets in ktts of I.immi anless othrrwi«e •Drciflrd. IM»! SIKIALB AUan .1) $1.39. (2> $140. (1) $1.41 D. Allird Chocolate
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      Exchange rates
      194 14 'PHt ANscciatmn ol Bank* in Maiar«ia-SinKKi»re announcco thme oesi agreed merchant rat« as at Oct 26 Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUVfMi of Piweign CurrencT TT or OD n OD Sterling Puuna 7372S 3400 J 3276 Australian Dollar J4475 3 4050 3 3850 New Zealand Dollar S
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      79 14 CHIEF PRICE CHANGES RISES E.AI. $2 68 +.38 Hume F.E. $1.54 +.16 Petaling $3.30 +.10 H Gilflllan $3.35 +.10 Sime Darby $4.00 +.08 S. Times $7.20 +.05 Kings $0.76 +.03 Hume (M) $160 +.03 FALLS Sovran $1.20 -.09 Fpatrick $2.59 -.06 K. Lanjut $2.85 -.05 M. Glass $1.17 -.04 Dunlcp
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      DULL START TO WEEK
      290 14 rADING was further subdued on tbe Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday On sustained buying interest, electrical and Allied Industry enjoyed a sharp rise of 38 rents with business from 52.30 to $2.64 to KJI to 52.68. Harper (.ilfillan appreciated It cents to 53.25 on
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      Official rates
      49 14 ON the official Malayan Short term Money Market for the week endlnc October 24 tbe range of call rate* was as follow*: BANK FUNDS: 4 per cent to 11,I 1 per rent. r.ENERAL FINDS: 1* par cent to !i per rent MOVEMENTS ol rands totalled 81*1 million
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      Company highlights
      152 14 HARPER GILFILLAN'S unaudited pre-tax profit for the six months ended June 1970 is $1,400,300. and the company expects the same level to be maintained in the second half "provided that there are no significantly adverse economic developments in the territorips in which we operate Therefore profits tor the
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        ESTATES' OUTPUT
        138 14 ESTATES' OUTPUT cEPTEMBER rubber pro- duction by estates of the followine companies arerounds Aver Molek 113.135 Bukit Katil 104.510 Castlefield Klane) 487.000 Edensor 144.000 Glenrowrie 109.000 Golden Hone 2.247.900 Holvrood 169 000 Honekons (Selaneor) 75.000 Inch Kenneth 'Kaiane> 313.000 Jeram Kuantan 147.000 KemDas 2.610.000 Killinehall 72.000 Klnta Kellas 339 000
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        CLOSING PRICES
        24 14 Oct. .'i, RUBBER: MU cents (up Mveeiphths of a cent) TIN: M 5.1 (down $4.25). Estimated offerIns *55 tons (up five tons)
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        Rubber quiet
        95 14 AFTER an almost unchanged opening the rubber market yesterday steadied gradually on short-covering and a reserve of sellers Heavy rain in the North was attributed as a factor to thr better sentiment Turnover was confined to RSB one and conditions were generally thin The morning session closet* quiet
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        TIN PRODUCTION
        247 14 QI'TPUT of tin concentrates for the month of September by the folowtnc mine* are MBh Anipn Aokatn 2.379 AuMl>l Amal 1.479 Austral Kampar 608 Aver Hitam 2 428 Ber junta) 6.5C3 Cheneieii»ng 370 Oopene 3.619 Hong Kont »37 ldrt.« Hvtiraullc 473 KamunMnt 2.M1 Kampnn; Lanjut 1A73 Kllllnfhall 4M
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        Tin down
        42 14 I^HE Straits tin price in Penang yesterterday dipued another $4.25 lo $655 00 per picui on an offering estimated up five tons to 255 tons The market was easier with buying support from the United Kingdom and the United Stares
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        PRODUCE
        104 14 CM IN »»l rUOUCt ««CH/kNOI |IN(.»OM NOON CLOSING Cxonul OH: nulk Is.. irnm ISI 1 «Hler< l>~ I K Cnnl S3A H NM<f' Munlok U1« oMIt io» lOO*. VI W (|f> Mrawak Mhilr I n k Sf>"i MM SI7» Sarawak «cwrtal Mark 'on <•*%(, M« f !•>"'» «Hl»r» Mnwak
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        46 14 l^nnnt Cln*#« *g 4^ aMnH .a \n t» HoMtum 41 01 llllit ZnH«* Pin*. \t 5 "*r» rioM< mi m ■iw» Ml low n y ?:*°rr iw <*• Mi Bmm mn >n mn«.rnM na >m V 9 Aollar. w sum> iST*' ■a 4nMaM aa>»
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      38 14 Straits Times Indices Oct. 21 Oct. 2« IndnrtrUb: lM.lt 1M.44 Hot* to: SS.»I M.S4 Prapertin: 105.17 105.7S I in- tl.lt tI.K S rubber*: 113.27 111.17 Dec M, IMC lt« IDcc. Jl. 1»M l«t tnce. Zt. lMt a 1M
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      PROFITS IMPROVE AT ANGLO-THAI
      483 14 ANGLO-THAI Corporation will make a one-for-flve bonus issue to its ordinary shareholders The additional 1.200.000 Ordinary Shares of ss. each will rank part passu with the existing Ordinary Shares, though not entitled to any dividend declared for the year ended March. 1970. The Group made a
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        Ceylon compulsory savings scheme
        131 14 fEYLONS Finance Minister. Dr. N. M. Perera. announced on Sunday a compulsory savings scheme which will place a 12 per cent ceiling on all company dividends. The scheme, contained in the first budget of the United Front Coalition Government, also places a ceiling of 3,500 rupees
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        243 14 BROKKRAGF FEKS IP: The Securities and Exchange Commission i SEC) has authorisled higher brokerage commissions on the New York Stock Exchange except for most small Investors buying fewer than 200 shares of stock For Investors placing orders for US $100,000 or more ln stock, the regulatory agency voted to eliminate
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        Melbourne
        258 14 MELBOURNE. Mon. The easier trend this morning on the mining board of the Melbourne Stock Exchange gathered pace this afternoon In the final session prices sagged across the board. Atfecting speculattves and mineral* alike rotcielon In M fV to $71 Que*nslaod lost II to 133 Sedimentary ranium was at
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        259 14 uONG KONO.Mon —The mar- ket stayed on a steady course today Price changes were few and demand and supply were well balanced in slow and dull trading Aaaoriated Hol*i» provldeo •park of life when they announced a flnal dividend ot SO rents and a bonus uwue of one
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        Hong Kong rates
        37 14 On ihe trat •leninii marnat in Hong Kon« yritrravd the U». Dailjr ua> quoir<l at lIH7 for T.T. and «.n«.V) fnr aath. »ltrtini «i. quoied at 14.4 ana an» tael al 11M at 301.75.
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    Servicemen can smoke in their cinemas
    385 15  - Servicemen can smoke in their cinemas LOH BOON TAN: NO BAN AT CLUBS EITHER By Singapore, Monday gRITISH servicemen can still smoke in their cinemas, hs can members oi" private clubs which show films, despite the recently-intro-duced Government ban. But the British Forces Broadcasting Station in Tanglin is falling in
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    Malaysian to head 5-nation Maritime —Centre—
    119 15 Malaysian to head 5-nation Maritime —Centre— KUALA LIMPUR. Mon. A Malaysian Is to head the five-nation Joint Maritime Operations Centre (JMOC) from next year He is commander Cheah Leonf Voon, 34, now deput commander Naval Forces (West Malaysia), based at Woodlands, Singapore. The five-month-old command was formed to coordinate the
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    Society meeting
    26 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Family Benefit Society will hold Its annual meeting at the Bt. Andrews Cathedral Memorial Hall at 5.J0 p.m. on Friday.
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    Confiscated Italian lampholders for sale
    97 15 Confiscated Italian lampholders for sale SINGAPORE. Mon •3 Nearly $10,000 worth of Italian landholders, which were confiscated by the Customs and Excise Department earlier this year, are being put for sale by tender. An Informed source aaid 72 carton* containing 3.000 dozen pairs of fluorescent Hint fitting were falsely declared
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    Hotel staff join union
    33 15 BINOAPORI, Mon. More than J6O of Hotel Equatortals 350 employees have JfinM tn Food. Drink and Allied Workers The union today submitted a notice for racofflltion to the management
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    Extort charge
    36 15 SINGAPORE Mon 81a Ah Soon 36 today denied axtorUng SlOO from Chong Sise Kiong by threatening to Injure him at Pit Street >erterd«.v Trial m tixtH for Dec. 18 and ball of 11.000 «Ilowe«l.
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    COUNCIL MEN TO WATCH FOR THE MOON
    80 15 COUNCIL MEN TO WATCH FOR THE MOON CINOAPORE, Mon. The Muslim Religious Council will send four men to Johore Shoal, off Pulau Tekong for the sighting of the new moon on Oct. 30. Four more will station themselves at Jurong hilltop the same night. Haji Sanusi Mahmud, head of the
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    Absence case
    36 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. PUB wireman Retnam Nadarajan PUlal today denied bring unlawfully absent from national service training at the Hwl Yoh Secondary Vocational School In Lichfleldßoad between Jan, 14 and Oct. 10. Bail wa» allowed.
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    81 15 DRIVER HURT IN LORRY CRASH SINGAPORE. Mon. A trailer carrying a load of sawn timber from John crashed at Bukit Tiniah Circus tonight, seriously injuring the driver. The attendant of the 12--wherl vehicle leapt to safety as the heavy trailer toppled to it* side while taking the circus into Clemenii
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    Rioting charge denied
    44 15 SINOAPO^i. Mon Ho Swee Kirn. 23. today denied being a member of an unlawful as embly which rioted at the juuuinn of Orchard Road and Koek Road last night. He also denied he was armed with a parang. Ball was allowed
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    19 15 BINOAPORE. Mon. There «vf m> lop prlre winner* In the Toto draw No 85 70 yesterday
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      220 16 DO you, perhaps yearning for the quiet life, go out of your way to encourage your daughter to toe the line unqueslioninglv and to do just what you tell her? If you do, strange though it may seem, you could be ruining your
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      301 16 Getting to know you. ..via tea and a batik fashion show THE emphasis will be on friendliness and informality when the wives get together while their husbands begin the first South east Asian Convention of Hoteliers and Restaurateurs in Singapore tomorrow. The visiting wives will not only be able to
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    256 18 DIVORCE FOR WIFE TOLD TO BECOME CALL-GIRL KUALA LUMPUR, IV Mon. A wife In a divorce case told the High Court today her husband asked her to become a prostitute to earn money for him to spend. Earlier, he had told her that he did not love her anymore "as
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    26 18 KANOAR. Mon.— Alliance executive secretary Mr. Michael Chen will meet the Perils sut« Alliance Council members during one-day visit to the state on Friday.
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    288 18 A blood donor finds out value of his gold medal SINGAPORE, Mon. What's in a name? Not much, a blood donor found out when he checked the purity of a "gold medal" awarded him for his 20th donation. It happened Just after he had received it in a presentation ceremony
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    Fisherman drowned
    33 18 "IIIAR, Mon. Fisherman Tan Kiew Peng, M, was T drowned when he was blown off his kelong, three miles offshore during a storm here last night. Two fishing boats also sank.
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    Nancy turns out to be an adorable fright
    435 18 REPORT by NELLIE HAR: PICTURES by ALI YUSOF and CHRISTOPHER LOH CINGAPORE, Mon. J Has Nancy Wilson, one of the best-dress-ed women in showbiz, turned hippie? So the question ran in the minds of many who watched the stars arrival this morning
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    66 18 SURGERY TO SAVE SINGAPORE MAN'S SIGHT AUCKLAND. Mon.— The sight of a Singaporean could be saved in a crucial operation on a brain tumour at Auckland Hospital tomorrow. Doctors have predicted that. Khoo Ah Soon. 24, will be blind in less than three months unless a jui'crvsful operation is performed.
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    40 per cent of births in Malaysia handled by untrained midwives
    178 18 40 per cent of births in Malaysia handled by untrained midwives KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Untrained or traditional mldwlves handle about 40 per cent of the total births in the country and the Ministry of Health Is unhappy about this. To remedy the situation, the Government will Introduce the Midwives Registration
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    Open to public
    24 18 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ttie ißtana grounds will be open to the public from 8 a.m. to 8.30 p.m. on Thursday OeepavaU Day.
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    SINGAPORE'S FIRST GUNBOAT DUE
    69 18 SINGAPOBE. Mon. RSS Indenendence. the first of six 110-foot fast patrol boats for the .Singapore Maritime Command has completed ht-r trials in England and Is being ■hipped to Singapore. Independence, built by Vos- oer Thornycroft Ltd.. wait launched at Portsmouth on July 15 last year. A
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    Wharves not fully used
    62 18 PENANG, Mon. The berthing rate at the new Butterworth wharves was still below 50 per cent by the end of last year, the Penang Port Commission reported today. "But there are signs that the position is improving steadily." the Commission said in its annual report. A
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    27 18 RAWANG Mon.— The annual feast of St. Jude will be celebrated at St. Jude's Church here on Nov. 1 with a novena and masa.
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      15 18 BELA SIKI-TONIGHT WALDSTEIN MOONLIGHT MARCHE FUNEBRE Victoria Theatre 8.45 pm Book at DONALD MOORE GALLERIES
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      849 21 We are expanding our capacity and. therefore, have the follow inn senior vacancies Applicants with suitable qualifications are iherefore. Invited to apply. PURCHASE MANAGER To administer pure-hates ot rough sa«n lumber, to promote supplier relationship, to be responsible for the timely delivery o! supplies ADMINISTRATIVE MANAGER Coordination of job functions
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      544 22  -  EPSOM JEEP By PANTAS ONE FOR YOUR NOTEBOOK were again in the limelight at Ipoh over the weekend. Six of the 13 horses having their first outings finished "in the money." Star performer was Babylon Star, who led all the way In a Class 4 Div.
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      806 22 WEIGHTS for the iDoh races this weekend: SATURDAY CLASB 3 DIV. 4— 6 F Chalchana 9.00 Kerakah 9.0G Whernside 8.13 Karang II 812 Hope 8.12 Dawn Lyric 8.12 Olacial Lad 8 12 Charman Rose B.U Dixie Monarch 8 11 Purple Gem 8 11 Sugar Daddy B.IC Computer
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      155 22 Lorenzaccio to run in Laurel classic IVEW YORK, Mon. London 1 businessman Charles St George has accepted the nvitatlon to run his flve-ytar-old Lorenzaccio In the Washing. on International at Laurel park. Maryland, on Nov. 11. The Invitation was made following Lorenzaccio"s victory over Nijlnsky in the Champion S akes
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      Stewards warn jockey Sng
      595 22 THE STIPE'S REPORT THE Stipendiary Stewards I report on the Ipoh races over the weekend: SATURDAY Race One: 1 Hang Tuah II (Kingston) missed the start slightly Dragonboat II <T. Yeoi and Honolulu II (Salrii jumped r.wkwardly. then shifted out. Honolulu II refused to race j
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      Singapore confident of beating Malaysia
      223 23  -  G. ROBERT by tJINGAPORE is confident of beating sia in the annual international rugby h at Mindef paKuala Lumpur, this Saturday. SRU acting secretary Colin Murgatroyd said: "We have selected a very I side, the b*«t on the island at prpsent. We are cert an
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      St. John's beat Blacks
      51 23 ST. JOHN'S School beat The Black 3 H-3 <a goal, two penalties and a try) to ft try In friendly rugby match at Dover Road yesterday. St. John's scorers were Kevin Keese itvin penalties and a conversion', Byrne ttry> and Hewitt (try>- Natahar Bava scored for
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      Rusty? I'm still champ: Clay
      632 23 ATLANTA. Mon JS CASSIUS CLAY still "the greatest," or have 3} years away from the ring dulled the talents of the controversial heavyweight champion who once could "float like a butterfly, sting like a bee?" The answer, or the beginning of the answer, comes at
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      The joy of success
      133 23 OVERJOYED by his success In beating tough Lee Trevlno and Bert Yanrey on the first extra hole of a sudden death play off for the $90,000 first prize In the Kaiser golf tournament at Napa. California, on Sunday. Ken Still i right > grabbed and kissed
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      Trimble century foils bid by NSW
      156 23 Trimble century foils bid by NSW BRISBANE. Mon. A fine 121 by Sam Trimble foiled NewSouth Wales bid for an outright win In their Sheffield Shield cricket match against Queensland here today. NSW had to be contented with first Innings win. Queensland, resuming with a 64-run deficit and with eight
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      Peking accepts
      37 23 STOCKHOLM. Mon. China will send a Uam to compete In the Scandinavian Open table tennis championships In Sweden next month, the Bwedlsh Table Tennis Federation announced today. Peking has sent a cable accepting the invitation
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      Asia qualify for place in quarter finals
      145 23 FAVOURITES Asia Electric Service Yellow were assured of a place in the quarter-finals sifter defeating Singapore Industrial Labour Organisation 69-48 In their Chye Hin Cup men's basketball match at People's Association last night. Their other victims were Latterday Saints. Wey Chlng and Mazda.
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      Mexican GP to Ickx
      101 23 MEXICO CITY. Mon. Jacky Ickx of Belgium, driving a Ferrari, ted all the way to win the Mexican Grand Prix here yeeterday to finish runner-up to the late Jochen Rlndt in the 1970 driver."' championship. Clay Regarronl of Switzerland, also in a Ferrari, was second. and
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      Big names fail to drive away locals
      322 23  -  ROYSTON LAZAROO by LOCAL squash racket players have entered for the first Singapore Open squash championships in a big way despite talk ol bie names that will be taking part. Thirty-three Asian players have entered for the competition which geto underway on Saturday
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