The Straits Times, 11 November 1970

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    23 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times Estd. 1845 WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1970 15 CENTS K-D.N. 4517 M.C (P) No 150?
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    Lock icon World mourns de Gaulle
    1229 1 World mourns de Gaulle 'Greatest Frenchman of century' dies PARIS, Tuesday MONARCHS Presidents ond politicians joined today in a worldwide chorus of tribute to Charles de Gaulle— "the greatest Frenchman of the century/ according to former Israeli Prime Minister David Ben Curion. The former French President collapsed and died of
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    Lock icon Ark Royal, Soviet warship in collision
    86 1 Ark Royal, Soviet warship in collision LONDON. Tues. A Soviet destroyer shadowing a British navy exercise had a collision with the Royal Navy aircraft carrier Ark Royal during the night, the navy reported in London today. First reports said two Russian sailors were missing after the incident in the eastern
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    Youths stone rally cars
    50 1 NEW DELHI. Tues The 6,700 kilometers Teheran to Dacca Asian Highway car rally was marred today by Indian youths who stoned some of the vehicles as they approached New Delhi. Officials said altogether 20 cars were hit by stones and bricks but only five were damaged—AP
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    Lock icon Vietcong flag for Gorton
    25 1 PERTH. Tues. Demonstrators draped a Vletcong flag over Prime Minister John Gorton today after scuffles disrupted a Senate election rally. AP.
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    Lock icon Pound slips
    35 1 LONDON. Tues.— The specire of calloplng inflation gave the pound sterling another battering today. At one point It had ■dipped by a quarter of a U.S. sent on London's foreign exchange market— Reuter.
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    Yusof sends condolence
    95 1 SIM.APORK. Tues. President Yusof toniKht sent a message of condolence to President Pompidou on the death of General de Gaulle. It said: "It Is with deep regret that I learn of the I death of General de Gaulle. Please convey my deepest >ympathy and t'ondolence to the
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    THE BRIDE WORE DARK GLASSES
    12 1 Report and more pictures in Page Five
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    Varsity raises tuition fees for new students
    329 1 Varsity raises tuition fees for new students SINGAPORE, Tues. Students entering the University of Singapore for the first time as from the academic year 1971--72 will have to pay higher tuition fees, it was announced today. Those already in the university, admitted before the 1971-i2 session, will not be affected.
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    Lock icon Russia frees the US generals
    261 1 Russia frees the US generals MOSCOW, Tues. The Soviet Union announced today it had freed two American generals, a major and a Turkish colonel whose aircraft landed In Soviet Armenia last month. A Tass announcement said: "The Soviet Government deemed it possible not to Institute proceedings against these persons and
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    Lock icon Millions vote in Philippines
    55 1 MANILA. Tues Millions of voters today streamed lo polling booths throughout the Phllip- pines to elect 320 delegates who I will i.rxt year amend or comi pletely rewrite the country's constitution. National police were yesterday placed on full aim as a normal election-time measure, but generally
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    Lock icon Arabian plane hijacked
    50 1 DAMASCUS. Tues— An armed person hi'acked a Saudi Arabian DC3 nlrllner on a flight from I Jordan to Saudi Arabia to Damascus today, the official Syrian iievs agency announced. The agency said Syrian authorities released the plane two hours later and detained the hijacker for Interrogation UPI
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    Lock icon ULTIMATUM BY JARRING
    79 1 rXITtB NATIONS. Tuev 1 IN Middlr Eul envoy «.un- Bar Jarring reported today to have let it be known he is unwilling to continue hit mJ»I lion patt January 5 unlena there ii definite profreaa by then toward* a peace settle■sat Ward of his mission was said
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      Lock icon BUSIA: TJREAT WONT BREAK WHITE RULE IN SOUTH AFRICA
      249 2 BUSIA: TJREAT WONT BREAK WHITE RULE IN SOUTH AFRICA OTTAWA. Tues. Dr. Kofi Busia. Ghana's Prime Minister, told a Press conference yesterday that neither trade nor guerilla warfare is likely to break the rule of the white minority government in South Africa. Instead, he su g gested. African and Commonwealth
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      Lock icon A new call for tough line on Rhodesia
      315 2 NEW YORK, Tuesday diplomats worried by the British Government's new approach to Rhodesia are demanding a tough U.N. line to fore- stall a sell-out. When the Security Council meets today they will put forward a resolution calling on Britain not to Rrant
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      Lock icon Links with task force lost as Vietcong blow up bridge
      292 2 Links with task force lost as Vietcong blow up bridge PHNOM PLNH. Tues. Vietione saboteurs Ulia morning blew up a major bridge on Highway Six. 30 miles from here, effectively cutting the only ground link between Uit capital and a 20,000-maa Government task force. Destruction of the bride* has also
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      Post office's answer to it all: The Mother look
      92 2 LONDON, Tues. A p^* office In CheMumrtnn offered its own solutlo: terday to the Maxl-\*-v Mini-vs-Micro skirt .•■weepstakev The Mother Look This year's postwomen s uniforms feature 1950-Myle hemlines. Just where they were before all the fuss began demure two inches
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      371 2 What happens when your car faces THE ACID TEST Arid k hiahlv What Mobil has SEND FOR FREE BOOKLET MCia is nigniy vvnai iyiqwii nuo Find out all about THE ACID TEST corrosive done to solve Fi>iinth "»*>" bei w: The extensive damage that can be caused by TH© QCIO
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      The Heath way to fight inflation in a free society
      494 3 The Heath way to fight inflation in a free society pRIME Minister Edward Heath yesterday sternly rebuffed growing demands that Government should fight inflation in Bri- r I*in by clamping down renewed curbs on pay and prices. "He told interviewers on the BBC "Panorama" television programme: "The Government is determined
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      Lock icon N. KOREA'S 6-YEAR PLAN TO BOOST INDUSTRIES
      137 3 N. KOREA'S 6-YEAR PLAN TO BOOST INDUSTRIES UONG KONG. Tues. An ambitious plan to Increase North Korea's industrial output by more than 200 per cent over a six-year period was announced yesterday by First Vice-Premier Kirn 11. Details of the plan were presented by Mr. Kirn to the annual congress
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      Lock icon BLACKMAIL ACCUSED IS CLEARED
      299 3 BLACKMAIL ACCUSED IS CLEARED HONG KONG. Tues. An American ;u-« um-iI of drni. .(line I SS 100.000 from a British airline with threats was acquit-ti-d today because of insufficient evidence. Kwinu David Dotltson, 61. had been in Jail since his arrest on Sept 24, charged with blackmail. He was alleged
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      Wife on murder charge tells of another killing
      321 3 I OS ANGELES, Tues. Dark-haired Louis* Thoresen, choked with emotio.i, told a jury in Tresno yesterday how her husband told her that he had hired a man to kill his brother and later shot the triggerman liimself. Mrs Thoi^sen. 34, is accused
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      Lock icon 'Indons shoot three Irianese in Aussie territory' report
      243 3 PORT MORESBY, Tubs AN Indonesian patrol which crossed into Australian New Guinea 17 days ago shot three West Irianese dead, refugees said today. The Papua-New Guinea Administration has confirmed that an Indonesian patrol crossed into Australian territory on Oct. 24. But an
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      NOW ALLENDE SPELLS OUT PLAN TO FIND MORE JOBS
      205 3 NOW ALLENDE SPELLS OUT PLAN TO FIND MORE JOBS SANTIAGO, Tuesday. PRESIDENT Salvador Allende's Government has announced that its first economic measures will be aimed at ending unemployment, increasing workers' wages and controlling inflation. After the government's first Cabinet meeting, which lasted five hcurs. a series of steps was announced
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      Lock icon Prince Philip's boost for the Concorde
      134 3 Prince Philip's boost for the Concorde LONDON, Tues The Duke of Edinburgh 1 .1111. out in full support 01 the Concorde, the supersonic a.ir.iine. when he spoke at the Guild of Air Pilots and Air NaviKators banquet here last nieht. Pnnce Philip said: "The naictrrs and the stop everything brigade
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      Get down to work call by U.S. on peace talks
      406 4 Get down to work call by U.S. on peace talks NEW YORK, Tuesday UK United States urged Britain, France and Russia yesterday to get down to work on guidelines for peace talks between Israel and the Arabs now that the United Nations General Assembly has ended its debate on the
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      Just fancy that
      77 4 CYDNEY. Tues. red up after u.iitinj half an hour outside a telephone box in the Sydney suburb of Kirrihilli while a woman chattered .<w;iv. a 111.1 n vent to his home md returned with a h.immer and a hac of n.iils. While the unman continued to talk,
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      Lock icon PONTIFF SHOWS THE WAY
      74 4 PONTIFF SHOWS THE WAY POPK PAIL shows the way to Lthiopian I mperor Haile Selassie at the entrance to the Pontiff's studio for a private audience at the Vatican yesterday. The Pontiff hailed the hmperor's many contributions ti> the causes of peace and Third World development. Leftist Italian publications had
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      Lock icon Warning on Russia
      72 4 THE HAGUE. Tues. Th* North Atlantic Assembly was warned h°re ye.s- teraay that a European security conference could j be used as an instrument l>r the Soviet. Union to dominate Europe. Speakers urged the West to negotiate with Eastern Europe only from a position of strength and
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      Lock icon Long-lost woman flier Amelia still alive claim
      240 4 Long-lost woman flier Amelia still alive claim \EW YORK, Tues. Two former U.S. Air Force officers said yesterday they had strong Indications that Amelia Earhart. who disappeared with her plane over the Pacific in 1937, is alive and living in the United States. li. Col. Joe Klaas and Mai. Joseph
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      Troops stay on as search for Cross continues
      244 4 Troops stay on as search for Cross continues MONTREAL. Tufs. Quebec province today began another four weeks, of semi occupation by federal troops as .minorities revealed fresh ph->io-craphic evidence that kidnapped British diplom.it Mr. James Cross may slid he alive. Quebec Justice .Minister Mr. Jerome Choquellr lold a Press conference
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    Love is not blind for this blind couple
    454 5  -  LIM SUAN KOOI MAX KIAN SENG REPORT BY PHOTOS BY g I NGAPORE, Tucs. Ann in arm, they walked down the aisle like any other newl\ wed couple. But they parted at the top of the church steps leading to the main
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      147 5 Because we put a lot into it. When our Virginia tobacco leaves are ripe, they don't stay on the plant a day too long. They're picked, and the tobacco farmers cure them the way Player's like them cured. After that the leaves are graded, according to their size, texture and
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    Driver fined for using force on police officer
    265 6 Driver fined for using force on police officer SINGAPORE, Tues. A police officer told a court today that while he was searching a flat, a man with a towel round his waist came out of the bathroom and pushed him, saying police officers had no right to enter his home.
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    Man on ship trespass charge is cleared
    184 6 CINGAPORE. Tues. -Tong Yin Long. 29. was today cleared of trespas sing on an Indonesian ship at Telok Ayer Basin with intent to commit an offence. The ship's master. Capt. Hendrik Mandiangan. told the court that when he returned to his cabin after
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    More cash for defence
    54 6 SINGAPORE, Tues. The National Defence Fund 1 has received another SI 1,520 in donations, bringing its latest total to 88,991,672. Latest donors are Kuch- An ($10,000), Air. Tco Cheong C'buan, Ning Yeung AVui Kuan, .Mr. l.au Kah Lonng (each S500), .Mr. Low Kuni Chong, and Inche
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    Mimi breaks down again in court
    455 6 TRIAL ADJOURNED FOR 90 MINS SINGAPORE. Tuesday IY\N(.'H hostess Mimi Wong Weng Siu, pn trial with her husband on a charge of murdering her Japanese lover's wife broke down in the witness box in the High Court to day. The trial was adjourned abruptly
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    STOLEN CAMERA: 'RETURN FILM' PLEA
    101 6 STOLEN CAMERA: 'RETURN FILM' PLEA SINGAPORE. Tues. A British secretary who had her camera stolen from her car parked at Collyer Quay last Sunday. today appealed for the return of the roll of film inside. Miss Grace Chaplin said: "That camera contains IS precious pictures of the Istana Negara which
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    Film company man here
    42 6 SINGAPORE. Tues. Twentieth Century Fox vice-president. Mr. Percy Livingstone. Is now In Singapore to discuss the exhibition of hi* eompanv's films with Cathay Organisation He 1« on a business tour of the Far East. Australia and New Zealand.
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    $90 mil order for container ships
    90 6 $90 mil order for container ships SINGAPona. iucs. Britain's Overseas Container.-, Ltd. has ordered nearly 16.000 containers $90 million in preparation for its container service next year between Europe and the Far East, including Singapore and Malaysia. The orders are for 10.000 containers with Britain. 5.000 with Japanese and 600
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    Road closed
    25 6 TAIPINO Tues. Jalan Selama. between Changkat Lcbak and Berlah In Noith Perak has closed to all vehicles since last nuht because of floods.
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      144 6 THE PCARLS fIOUSG j^ PRESENTS T**irtRILL WITH FANTASTIC, EXCITING >» V* ACROBATIC ACTS SINGERS FROM TAIWAN, HONG KONG A LOCAL. I \a Mr. CHING SAN Vv_ NATIONAL THEATRE 11TH 12Th J IJTH NOVEMBER '70. SOO P.M. JF- ~i.fl FIRST NIGHT IN AIO OF KRETA TB\L V Art PEOPLES' THEATRE. T\s^
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      14 6 SHE'S BACK! j y ORCHARD SOON jyi|R^L v "*'iiooti.iii.H»y«iii-T(iNv J: XmTr 1 "We i
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    Varsity breaks its silence
    313 7  - Varsity breaks its silence NANCY BYRAMJI TWO-TERM PLAN EXPLAINED [~By JHE University of Singapore broke its 10-monih-long silence on Ihe twnst mesler system today. And as expected," it announced that the new academic year would be divided into two terms instead of the present three. Students In the clinical years
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    Year's jail
    29 7 SINGAPORE. Tues petition writei Chan Keng. 60. was jailed for a year today for forging a birth certificate at an office In Jalan Cheng Hwa in 1966.
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    Iingapore couple fly to KL for 'sentimental' wedding
    143 7 Iingapore couple fly to KL for 'sentimental' wedding Xl ALA LIMPIR, Tues. A couple flew in this morning and caused surh a stir at Subang airnort. Kven Customs officers stopped work to watch them. All because the couple made the journey from Singapore fully attired in wedding gown and suit,
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    Briefing on investment opportunities
    60 7 Briefing on investment opportunities SINGAPORE, Tues. The visiting Danish trade mission were today given a cenTal picture of Singapore s industrialisation programme and investment climate by leading local businessmen. Briefing them were officials of the Joint standing committee of ihe Chambert of Commerce The mission met leading businessman and Government
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    New lecture course
    63 7 New lecture course SINGAPORE Inc.. —The University of Singapore* Extramural Studies Deportment Is organising fi\-lecture course on "How to use the brain to the best advantage at the ntw lecture theatre 3 from Nov. 18 at 7.30 pmIt will be ronrlutlerl by Dr Oner Ah leng senior ph' 'Kinn and
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    Blair Plain penthouse not luxurious, says PSA
    311 7 Blair Plain penthouse not luxurious, says PSA mNGAPORE. Tues The Port of Singapore Authority today denied its penthouse on a 20-storey block ot data at Blair Plain for its workers was "luxurious." In a statement today, the PSA said the allegation made on Sunday by the MP lor Whampoa, Dr.
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    AEB cooking course
    65 7 AEB cooking course MNOAPOHE. rues -The I Adult Education Board will conduct a new weekly course in "Western Cooking at Kirn Kent 1 Vocational Centre in Jalar. Anipas Mining on Nov. 21 from 2.30 p.nv to 5 p.m. The eight-week course, conclurted In English by Mr. Chong Henu Wan. is
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    261 8  - I plan to have six kids, says 'girl in a million' LEE SU SAN By SINGAPORE, Tues. 3 How many girls would settle for marriage and halt a dozer. kins after winning a beauty title and a round-the-world trip? Only a girl In a million naturally. Namely Christine Francis. Queensland's
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    Two American schoolboys fined $225
    178 8 SINGAPORE. Turn. i TWO American Kttootboys, holding provlxlonal driving licences, were fined a total of $22.*> today for riding motor cyclos without wearing crash helmets and not displaying "I." plates. Michael Ray Ramsey. 1«. was fined $:«> for no; displaying "I. plates in King's Road
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    Five armed holdups in a day
    338 8  - Five armed holdups in a day GERRY DE SILVA POLICE HUNT THREE WHO TOOK $16,000 By Singapore, Tuesday pOLK.'K arc hunting three men who trussed up watch dealer in his i;n mu\ escaped with nearly $1(>,(M>() in rash and valuables in Upper Hukit Tinmh Road yesterday. Two of them sandwiched
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    EX-SCHOOL HEAD ACCUSED OF FRAUD
    94 8 EX-SCHOOL HEAD ACCUSED OF FRAUD MALACCA, Tues. Former headmaster Phanjc Guat Seng, alias Phang Seng, 57, was charged today in a magistrate's court with three counts of cheating. He is alleged to have stated falsely in three pay-sheets for his school In I'lu BerUm that he had a part-time clerk
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    Christmas cards sale in school upsets parents
    210 8 Christmas cards sale in school upsets parents SINGAPORE. Tur s Parents of pupils In Oueenstown Secondary Technical School want to know why their children are bring "forced" to buy Christmas cards from the school. The parents, in letters to thr Straits Times, complained that the principal and teachers in the
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    Motor cyclist fined
    55 8 SINGAPORE. Tue*. Soh Ah Tef ol HrnciTson Road wna fined $120 today and disqualified from driving rlas« two vehicles for two years for driving hit motor-cycle dangerously at Jalan Buklt, Merah junction on April 9. He went over to the wrong side nf i he road and
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      159 8 AH+W O-f, n w fr m T mtmmiim _J WHO POX MMQM3N AhBIB EXACTLY WHAT )w!UL. HC C*t* HAVE I I OH, I PONT tturm/ T wu>.rri i vf>i «c yyMtT uj-iA-p? THiq 3 Bi THIS MXJR IfeifM J KOOCY. TMC RULER mt-Aft WTTH ITS PIACE IF THE rXDOO ON
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    OCPDs meet
    6 9 SSrth suSy» held meeung
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    Man with Bond-type pistol fined $500
    269 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tuesday AN eager crowd filled the Sessions Court here today for a glimpse of a James Bond type of pen pistol. Charged with possessing the pistol was Lew Ah Kew, 27, a supervisor with a construction company here. He was also charged
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    'JAPANESE EXPERTS CAN BE OF GREAT HELP...'
    170 9 KUALA LUMPUR, Tues. Malaysia needs specialists for the proper exploitation of her vast natural resources. And it la in this field that Japanese experts can be of great help, according to the Deputy Director of the International Management Co-opf-ration Committee .IMCC). Mr. K.
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    Folk dancing classes
    13 9 pruiNQ Tues. "ye In£fs "sjsss rSrs sursi on Dec. 10-
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    Malaysia to run Penang-Belawan ferry service
    171 9 Malaysia to run PenangBelawan ferry service pENANfi, Tues. Malaysia is to take over the running of the PenangBelawan ferry service from Indonesia in January. Project officer Mr. Nokov Bangun of the Indonesian National Railways (PNKA) in North Sumatra, said t lii.-. to a group of Malaysian journalists from Penang during
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    Tengku's date
    32 9 PENANG. Turn. Tengku Abdul Rahmwi will entertain members and supporters of the Penang Chinese Muslim Association to a break-the-fa*t reception at his new home in Aver Rajah Road on Thur*day.
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    Obstructor fined
    59 9 PENANG. Tues. Khaw Kean Hoo. 21. was today fined $20 for obstructing traffic by balancing a Chlngay flag In Perak Lane last night. He told Magistrate Inche Abdul Shukor that he wii practising for the Pulau Pinang Pesta Chingay procesalon. Inche Abdul Shukor advised him to practise In
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    4 fishermen acquitted
    54 9 KANOAR Tues.— Pour fishermen accused of operating without licences In the sea off Kuala Perils were acquitted and discharged here yesterday. Salim bin Ibrahim and Ahmad bin Ibrahim were alleged to ha\» committed the offence on June 9 this year and Aby bin Sulaiman and Hanaft bin
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    Hussein's date
    30 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Minister of Education Inche Hussein bin Onn. will attend the 10th anniversary relebration of thr Methodist Primary School. Petaling Jaya. at 7 p.m. tomorrow.
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    Lions' branch
    18 9 KANOAR Tuesday. The Perils branch of Lionj International mil be tormad at an inaugural moating tomorrow.
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    Firms told to employ multiracial work force
    173 9 TANJONG MAUM, 1 Tues. National Goodwill Council's executive secretary Wan Sidlk bin Wan Abdul Rahman today appealed to firms and factories to employ a multi-racial work force. It was very Important. he said, that workers in firms and factories reflect the racial composition
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    St. Nicholas' Open Day
    31 9 PENANQ. Tues. St. Nicholas School for the Blind will hold an Open Day on Thursday. There will be an exhibition of the pupils' work and a concert.
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    Customs hall
    19 9 BUTTER WORTH. Tuee. A Customs vehicle examination hall it- to he built in front of Butterworth pier.
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    Potential citizens get two-year work permits
    313 9 ]V|ORE than 10,000 potential citizens have been given two-year work permits instead of the three-month, six-month or oneyear permits issued previously. KUALA LUMPUR, Tu«a The secretary-general of the Ministry of Labour. Inche Abdul Kadir bin Talib. *ald today that more applications for two-year permits
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    Beat bases to be manned round clock
    184 10 Beat bases to be manned round clock I£UALA LUMPUR, 1X Tues. The police have ordered all beatbases to be manned round-the-clock. Policemen at these bases have also been told that if they want to relax while on duty, they should do so within the vicinity of the base. A police
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    Courses on three languages
    59 10 Courses on three languages SINGAPORE. Tues. Th« Adult Education Board will hold three language courses, In conversatloral English. French and Japanese at Raffles Oiris' °rimary School from next Tuesday. The fee for each course !s »*5 and will cover a period of 40 hours spiead over three months. Application forms
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    No safety measure at worksite: Coroner
    379 10 No safety measure at worksite: Coroner INQUIRY INTO DEATHS OF 2 IN LANDSLIDE SINGAPORE, Tuesday THERE were no safety precautions at a worksite where two men died in an earth fall, the State Coroner said today. Mr. Llew Ngik Kee, speaking at the end of an Inquiry into the deaths
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    93 10 SINCE all three of you claimed that jou were employed by a syndicate at the time the offence was committed. I am sure the promoter concerned will undertake to fay your fines. If he does not. then you can «<> after him after serving the jail term. —Justice Dato
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    24-HOUR I GUARD FOR $100,000 WATCHES
    96 10 24-HOUR I GUARD FOR $100,000 WATCHES SINGAPORE. Tues— Thrre will be round-the-(lock security uhrn HI expensive Swiss watt lies go on display for a work at the Victoria .Memorial Hall from Thursday. The watches, worth about S 100.000 are from 2."> Swiss watch manufacturers. The exhibition will be npen from
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    Fined $150
    24 10 SINGAPORE. Tues— Ng Ah Laic. 52. was fined $150 today for falling to register for an Identity card before Jan 31. 1967.
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    Found dead
    35 10 SINGAPORE. Tues Pollc* found the body of Yeo Knee Hua. 39. at the foot of Block 74 Redhlll Road early this morning He lived at the next block No foul play is suspected.
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    Lock icon Razak to visit Indonesia
    97 10 Razak to visit Indonesia JAKARTA. Tues.— Tun Abdul Razak will make a two-day visit to Indonesia on Dec. 7 to hold talks with President Suharto and other Indonesian leaders. Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik said today. "In a way it will be a courtesy call for it will be Tun
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    Cheaper travel for six days
    31 10 KUALA LUMPUR, Tue«. The Malayan Railway and bus companies have agreed to reduce fares for passengers during the six-day Koran reading competition* here beginning on Sunday.
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    BEST WAY TO SEE LIFE, SAYS ROUND WORLD CYCLIST
    260 10  - BEST WAY TO SEE LIFE, SAYS ROUND WORLD CYCLIST LOH BOON TAN By SINGAPORE. Tues. Graphic design graduate Colin Martin. 21. believes the best way to see the world is on a bicycle. To prove his point, he has travelled over 8.000 miles through 14 countries, since leaving England on
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    Lock icon Lee lunches with 30 US industrialists
    61 10 SAN FRANCISCO. Tup*. Mr Lee Kuan Yew. yesterday lunched with some 30 U.S. West Coast Industrialists. The lunch was hasted bf the vice-chairman of the Bunk of America. Mr. Samuel B. Btewart. In the afternoon, the Prlmt Minister was to tour the bay area
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    Centralised air cargo handling system for Singapore urged
    379 10  -  ARTHUR RICHARDS By SINGAPORE should .^ave a centralised air cargo clearance system 'o cope with the fas' developing trends of modern air freight transportation. This .suggestion was made today by the manager of Air Cargo International Pte^. Ltd.. Mr. Amir Ka>.slm. on
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      46 10 jjjfjff] THIS THURSDAY'S DRAW No. 90/70 (12-11 -70) WIU BE HELD AT SINGAPORE WONDf RLANO AMUSEMENT PARK AT 74S M fig. CASH JACKPOT IS [$*****0 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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    Pupils protest at transfer of head
    231 11 Pupils protest at transfer of head IPOH, Tuesday IT wa> demo with a difference^ 1.100 pupils protesting over their headmaster's impending transfer to another school. There were handwritten posters calling for the move to be scrapped, a sit-down strike, and even a deputation to meet the chairman of the school's
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    Resettlement schemes not holding up the sale of flats
    198 11 Resettlement schemes not holding up the sale of flats SINGAPORE. Tuesday PRIORITY given to those affected by the Governments resettlement schemes is not holding up the sale of Housing Board flats to the public. Stating this today, a Board spokesman explained that resettlement families did not compete with the public
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    Watch-dealer claims trial
    43 11 .SINGAPORE. Tues Watchdealer Choiiß Chow Chee, 41. toa&y denied dishonestly retaining 88.500 worth of watches belonging to the Singapore Baggage Transport Agency at Changl Road on Friday. Tnal was fixed for Feb. 5 next year and ball of $1,000 allowed.
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    $5m factories in Alor Star
    42 11 ALOR STAR. Tues Beveral light Industries with a total capital of over S5 million are to be .set up lr. the Alor Star Industrial centre at Seberang Terus. the Mentri Besar. Dato Syed Ahmad Snahabuddin. announced today.
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    $3,000 profit
    36 11 PENANU Tues After operating at i loss of $109,823 last year, the city Transport Department shoved a profit of 53.000 during the first half of 1970. Chief Minister. Dr Llm Cheng Eu announced today
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    '25 PC OF MINES JOBS FOR MALAYS' PLAN
    97 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Tues. The Selangor Government is considering measures that will compel mine operators to employ at least 25 per cent Malays in their establishments. The Mrntri Besar. Dato Haji Harun bin Haji Idris. told reporters after the State Operations Committee meetinc
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    TB conference
    41 11 IPOH TUH MalavMa and Singapore will be among several AMan countries taking part In the one-week biennial Eastern repional conference on tuberculosis to be hrlri In Talpeh from Nov 18 to discuss curative and preventive aspects of the dUease.
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    Telex service
    14 11 SINGAPORE. Tues Telf\ services to the United Arab Republic are now available
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    BUILDERS TO HONOUR MASTER OF 2,400 YEARS AGO
    150 11 BUILDERS TO HONOUR MASTER OF 2,400 YEARS AGO SINGAPORE. Tues. 3 Not everyone who worked with bricks and mortar is remembered. But ancient Chinese master builder. Loo Pan. who lived more than 2.400 years ago. is recognised today by all Chinese contractors for his legacy of basic building techniques. To
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    Two men rob businessman
    47 11 BUKIT MERTAJAM Tups Two men one "armed with a re\olver. robbed a businessman of $115 and two chequrs fur :-900 at the Cathay Cinema car park yesterday Mr. Tan Seng Eng. 31. had just alighted from Ins car «rbra the robbers surprifed him.
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    $220 snatch from wife
    29 11 SIMi \roHK, Turs. Houseuifp I mug Sin« Hnat, Tl. had her purse snatched, minutes after withdrew $220 from a bank in South Bridce Koad yesterday.
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    Nantah has said 'no' to inquiry: Cohen
    189 11 Nantah has said 'no' to inquiry: Cohen SINGAPORE, Tues. Professor Leonard Cohen of Nanyang University today claimed Nantah officials have rejected his request for arbitration. Prof. Cohpn said h» wan informed of this "late last night." "I havp nothing to hide. I want impartial arbitrators to >ok at all the
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      78 11 MANNSm ANNS BUDGET SHOPPE f Q(& 414-C RIVER VALLEY ROAD (3rd FLOOR) SINGAPORE. TELEPHONI: *****2. j| OPENING ON SATURDAY 7TH NOV. 1970 9.30 a.m. 5.30 p.m. (l»<«pt Sunday) gg DAY DRESSES $15/- to $29/- £3 S^ COCKTAIL DRESSiS $30/- to $39/Relax yourself after office hours with cold refreshing Drinks at
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      STOCK EXCHANGE REFORMS
      539 12 Probably the Malaysian and Singapore Stock Exchange was never in a position to escape some degree of legislative control once the Ferris report blew the lid off the market It was trapped when speculative buMness became the primary source of brokers' profits. The substance at least of
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      CHARLES DE GAULLE
      433 12 A chapter of the history of France comes to a close with the death of Charles de Gaulle. In a curiously mystical way he was identified as France, partly because he believed he was France and partly because France leaned heavily on him in its gloomiest hours.
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    Lock icon DE GAULLE— MAN OF DESTINY
    2407 12  - DE GAULLE— MAN OF DESTINY WILLIAM MILLINSHIP He dedicated his life to the service of his own mystical vision of France By CHARLES de Gaulle was the only war-time Big Four leader to survive in power into the *****. With a style and personality to match the heroic scale of
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      63 12 Eysftcfekr Fine Electric Instruments World Famous Amplifi*rs From not* to not*, from octov* to octov*, torvol quohty it unporalkd Duol Showman Imit. SJSfO.OO Bo.imo-. IS (1700.00 ■•n4m*tt*r ««v.r». $1700.00 Twin R.v.rb $1115.00 Su*«r ».».rb SI I*s 00 Vlktolvi K.v.rti $1130.00 D. Lin* R*v*rk MS.OO Prmc.ton R*v*i* 771.00 MM>t> o.i.i MHMHN
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      72 12 11 Wl f W' =ai W^ iu>i 'A\\bIWC Yacht Club Automatic With or without automatic data. Yacht Club can take the toughest kind of sport Shockproof: the movement is cushioned in the case by shock absorbers. Waterproof: up to a sea depth of 400 feet (10 atmospheres). Condensation proof. £SX£%22£&*
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      Three-year low on the trading floors
      818 13  - Three-year low on the trading floors BLAIR JOHNSON By f K A D I N (i baa sunk to a llirceyear low on the stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore Not since January 1968 has the volume of business in any one month been so low. Last month saw only
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      A vast potential veneer market
      466 13  -  TOM THEKATHYIL Hy A MARKET survey by the International Trade Centre of the United Nations shows a vast potential market for veneer and plywood made of tropical hardwoods in the Scandinavian countries Long known lor Its furniture industry, the Nordic market comprising Denmark, Finland. Sweden
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        New gadget for golfers
        116 13 IN the game of jolf more brain than brawn is needed. At least that is the lesson I learnt. Golf bu«ys have saved man from blistered feet. special driving ranges the effort of chasing after his ball (it conies back automatically in best golfing circles) and
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        US$lOO million grain storm
        140 13 /MH'l.li it be that the V' British have not forgotten the Boston tea party? Admittedly it's not tea this lime which has caused a break in British and American Government trade circles, but train. British port levies have upset American (rain exporters and the SUto Department
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      CHALLENGE FOR MALAYSIAN MANUFACTURERS
      656 13  - CHALLENGE FOR MALAYSIAN MANUFACTURERS CHEN MENG KONG By T»HE challenge of the 1 1970s for the Malaysian manufacturer is to gain a firm foothold in international markets. Opportunities are limitless, but first he must look Inward in self-exa-mination. He must be properly equipped before venturing out to pit his products
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      Straits Times Indices
      39 13 Straits Times Indices X.M. "I Nov. 1» InHnslr.nlv IM.TI i::«.«S 1 llnlrln: K. 12 K4.47 rrnpertlr*: I*Ml 1« ..2J 'Tins: 'in H3 Ml. o« tfrubbrrs: lII'.IX HIM Kir M, l'll.K 1011 i>«. 31. I9S« inn IW. !S. 1«M52 1M
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      76 13 RISKS B.iunlMi $11.90 .15 M. C rrclit S 1.58 4 04 Flour S 1.88 +.03 FALLS Ambassador SO.BO 10 M. Tob. $4.24 —.10 W. M'drn (M) 54.30 -.10 Fusan $1.97 —.09 Starlitr $0.73 -.06J I WM. Ship SI 4fi jM WM. Ship rR> M 43 M N.
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      121 13 Manufacturers of Fl udrescenty, s^ Lamp^^L> BaMfHSts!^^ SAVE 25 CENTS PER CHOKE USE Enamelled Aluminium Wire in place of copper. Do you know that all manufacturers of Fluorescent Ballasts in India, have long since changed over to Enamelled Aluminium wire, in place of copper wire? A jit Industries' pioneering research
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      202 13 INSIDE Indnnmia'* Invnrtmrnt rrtmatr irmniK f*vnnrabt»; Honj K«n«'« tardlnma in technical education, (Chipping rnlnmn. Ptopk in hu.ine.. Pa«r 14. Company n»w»; Share market report; (nmmodilie*. Pafe IS. Omi 1 market* London. New York. Melbourne, Hone Kong; Cloainf price* and banlnem done. V»f I*. ".V*** 4 »V/» United States Gypsum F^.iflfeifc^
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    Investment climatein Indonesia remains favourable
    551 14  -  HUGH MABBETT By JAKARTA: The list of American investors in Indonesia "is beginning to sound like a roll-call of eininenls." comments an American Embassy survey depicting continuing improvement in the Indonesian economy. IS Steel, International Nickel, Alcoa, Kennecott, Preeporl Sulphur and others have opted for
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  • PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
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      C and C
      39 14 INCHE Jaffa r bin Moha- mcd Ali. a former airline executive, has been appointed manager of the Mitsubishi division of Cycle and Carriage Malaysia. He will be responsible for administrative and retail operations in Kuala Lumpur.
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      CHARTERED BANK
      39 14 MR. Chin Yuen Yin, an officer trainee with the Chartered Bank In Kuala Lumpur has left for training with the bank's head office In London. He Is a graduate of the University of Malaya in Applied Economics.
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      lAC
      35 14 MR. Donald Fitzgerald. an Australian specialist in diamond wheels and grinding wheels, arrived in Singapore on Sunday. He will act as Consultant on specialised grinding problems for the lAC Group in Singapore and Malaysia.
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      BATA
      75 14 MR. Thomas Lav Chung Pong has been promoted Chief Designer of Bata Shoe Singapore. He Is a Shoe Designing graduate of Cordwainers 1 Technical College In London ana represented the company in the recent Designing Conference held in Italy. Other promotions as otore Managers include: Messrs. Alvin Scow at
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      BENSON
      43 14 r'O top executives of S. H. Benson visited the company* Kuala Lumpur and Singapore offices last week. They were Mr. Dermot Tripp, Company Secretary of the head office In London, and Mr. Jack Hawthorne, Director and General Manager of Benson International Division.
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      SIME DARBY
      295 14 IKI.AD with great interest the article by Blair Johnson on Sime Darby in the Business Times of Monday, Oct. 26. This company has indeed made striking progress since its establishment some 60 years ago. I chanced to come k ross a write-up about the company in "Seaports vi
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      GRANITE
      101 14 IAM directed by my Council to refer to a press report in your issue of Oct. 30 uin>r the heading "Drarcr granite" and to point out the inaccuracies therein. From investigations I understand that the uew price of granite is $13 and not $14 per cubic yard as mentioned
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    HK's tardiness in technical education
    476 14  - HK's tardiness in technical education DAVID BAIRD By HONG KONG Hong Kong's tardiness in expanding technical education may have disastrous effects in the future as industrial competition from other Asian countries heats up. This is the belief of local education experts and businessmen. Increasingly, critic: point to the example of
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    SHIPPING
    583 14 Statistics JAPAN increased her merchant fleet by 3 million tons i gross) during the year to July 1, hence retaining her place as second biggest in the world league with 27 million tons. This widens the previously narrow gap between her and Britain, says Lloyd Register of Shipping in
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      26 14 I Ist 116,591 J tThe SundayJ 1 Times I 2nd 103,624 L The Straits j I Times I I 3rd 16,729 [The Sundayj Ll Ma Lj
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      187 14 TAKE THE fIIR&HIP TO OR FROM EOROPE c P^^^ VV^^BHBj I If you are thinking of flying-consider thisT Our great white liners sail between Australia and England via the Cape. You could go in one. You could enjoy that journey. You could enjoy three weeks of air-conditioned, stabilized sundrenched well-fed
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    TIMES CITY DESK
    7 15 BLAIR JOHNSON. City Editor
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    Company highlights
    351 15 SINGAPORE LAND it Invest mout Is paying a first and final dividend of 5 per cent for the year ended August 1970. Pre-tax profit for 1969/ 70 was $1,455,841 compared with $1,406,093. After tax charges of $771,919 against $611,600 the net profit cornea out at $683.--922 compared with
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    Exchange rates
    168 15 THfc A.sjoclatlon of Banks In Malaysia-Singapore announced thp.se best aereed merchant rate* as at Nov. 10. ilars to one unit of Foreign Currency. Sterling Pound iian Dollar New Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar US. Dollar Local dollars to ion units of F.irelcn Currency. Belgian Franca Burmo'-e Kyats C'evlon
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    Rubber steady
    284 15 AFTER an unchanged opening the rubber market yesterday steadied quite strongly on a Rood spread of demand of open port .shipment sheets whilst seUcn were reserved, coupled with more urgent covering of the November position Forward dealings 'M n mixed. Tiie morning session flni hed on a quiet
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    WORLD GOLD PRICES
    49 15 (Tom- I |l I N' M l«h Z1 Mi l«|v,r» prlr. In n..n »(.rh,.-. irHI (1) ~-«i .tr.i-rv grin mmtmrnm* «.lll»r" f>»r l»l Mr? W-H»ikxno 'nr.rh $0 .11 7O 0 ,\7 .^0 H \7 iiNm t SU 1 <9 *7 <.: o ii <7 4<l Ml *S
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    PALM OIL
    26 15 In kotTirtp on Mon<l** th* pric# or i)'int«<t it 1 1 1 0 pud ft 12 »»l'»r» IK 1J»- i-n. tad DW«ml>«r/J«ou«rT •Ml MM.
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    CLOSING PRICES
    22 15 Not. I'" RUBBER: 50 i (up li cents). TIN: $654,121 (_ii 12i cents). Estimated offering 280 tons (up 10 tons).
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    Tin up a fraction
    238 15 rjWE Straits tin price In 1 Penang yesterday edged up fractionally by 13 cents to $654.12 Vi per picul on an offering estimated up 10 tons to 280 tons. The upsurge was less In line with the overnight London metal price which perked up £9 per
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    PRODUCE
    116 15 CM 7n A PoSI Ol NOO M* CLO?I NO rni<?i* O r>l« ricuu ymti«.d»y Coconut OH: bulk (rllrra. rtr.»>. t'.l COO'I M'Xfl <«-O B > IOO«» NOVI li. I K Con' m H PMHr Munlnk I A "hit. r h I!")-. MW Sino «HI»r«. v,i,,ir i i. 0,.-. si
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    Plant to harvest and pack salt
    111 15 Plant to harvest and pack salt A SALT harvesting and ■^packaging factory will start operations in Kuala Selangor at the end of this month. Initially, Garam (M) which has been granted pioneer status by the Malaysian Commerce and Industry Ministry will produce 24.000 tons annually from 600 acres of "harvest"
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    S'pore Customs revenue up
    113 15 S'pore Customs revenue up THE Singapore Customs and ExcUe Department collected $230 million In gross revenue for the 10 months ended October 1970. This Is $34 million (17.5 per cent) Increase over the revenue collected for the same period last year— and shows a 15 per cent increase over the
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    VOLUME STILL SMALL IN THE MARKET
    511 15 Till Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore opened with an extension of liquidation sales, particularly in the industrial sector. Main losers were lowerpriced counters especially recent newcomers. Although there was a slight reaction in selective issues during the midmorning session, prices finished generally lower,
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      305 15 Ms. ELECTRONIC SUPPLIES SDN. BHD. MARKETING COMPANY for PHI UPS products require an experience Soles Executive with Initiative and drive fcr their Division morketing Sound, Television and Education Systems. He will be based in Kuolo Lumpur. Qualification* and Eiparienco Candidates must be Malaysian Citizens and must love a proven sales
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      475 15 SALESMAN required for International Organisation The man we are looking for will be a Malaysian Citizen, an aggressive salesman with a proven background of contacts with hotels, offices schools, provision, sundries, etc. He will be resident in X.L with frequent travel throughout West Malaysia He will be provided with a
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      427 15 QUANTITY SURVEYOR The Jurong Town Corporation requires suitably qualified persons for the abov post. lonaolidatrd Salary A RrquirrmrnU Ttmeneale: $1,000 x AM) 1.400 1.450 x Aso 1.850. Candidates must be nssocl?to members of :Me Roy»l Institution of Chartered Surveyors iQuanntv Surveying) and must ako ha\r had. Nt lohm 2 fHIB*
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    CLOSING PRICES
    772 16 1. M. Textile ord. H) 60' 2 cents. Int. Wood (2) 85 cents. (1) 84 cents. Malaya Glass (14. $1.09. (5) $1.08. (2) $1.07, (9) $1.10. (1) $1.11. M. rmrnt (2) $1.88. Malayan Credit (11 $1.52 Xd. Malayan Tobacco 11 1 $4.24 Malayawata (8) $1.30. (3) $1.29. 1)
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    BUSINESS DONE
    868 16 810 AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSt OF BUSINESS IN THE SINGAPORE ANO KUALA LUMPUR TRADINC ROOMS OF TNI STOCK EXCHANGE ■RACKETS VESTEROAV WERE: > HCMA 1.30 1.33 Mlnomoto 2.03 Mr»n 1 34 \.M MUM Choc... 2.R0 < > R'n Pfl .01) B. Ka«at urn In<
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      Australian link-up by Mitsubishi Bank
      220 16 liHE Mitsubishi Bank of Japan will join the newly formed Australian International Finance Corporation as one of its five shareholders, it was announced in Melbourne on Monday. The Melbourne-based corporation, an affiliate of the Australia and New Zealand <ANZ) Banking Group, began operations in June
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    Hong Kong
    215 16 HONO KONG. Tues Tht pace of the market quickened this morning and buyers continued to donate. Prices Improved In many sections but most rims were not substantial as sellers were always around to I neck over enthusiasm. The turnover was larger than It had been for a while,
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    Hong Kong rates
    37 16 ON tne frt« sichangs market .11 Hong Kong yesterday the US DolUr was quoted at «.n*37.t for T.T an<l 6 11" for tash. Ittrlini >v quoted at 14.48 and •ne tael geld at '"5
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    New York
    267 16 ■\TEW YORK. Mon Hopes for settlement of the General Motors strike brightened the session as stocks moved substantially higher tn moderate trading. Sources close to the bargaining table said Oeneral Motors and the United Auto Workers were meeting all night tonight and the UAW had called Its 350--member
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    Melbourne
    208 16 MELBOURNE, Tues.— A slight rally developed among mining shares on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today, led by Queensland Mine* which Jumped 15.50 to $36. A bid of $57 for one thousand Poseidon as trading neared Its end brought a bout from the floor. The cloning sales were $57 down
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    Indices
    60 16 TIN Monday MM Friday M 37 Ween ago: 67 J0 r.UBBEKR Monday lMuiS Friday .IM.TB Week ago: 150.0* OILS Monday 370.45) Friday 378.07 Week ago: 2W.75 INDUSTRIALS Monday SS».O Friday 34T» Week ago: 351.7 DOW JONES Monday 777.0T Friday 771.97 Week ago: 758.01 LONDON DOLLAR PREMIUM Monday 2ffi to
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    London
    278 16 T OVDON. Turn A mild irhnlni Jji rally fail«t »ft»r mid-smlon on lifk of follow -through and th* market rlo«r<1 mlud. Srntlmfnt rrmamrd ntrvous aft*r vnt»rd«y> WIW ihakf-nill although th* overnight firm trend on Wall Btr»»t helped to underpin London prlren. IK bankn and truurance. tompanlr* with interrMs in
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    MAN WHO SLIPPED IN BY BUS WITHOUT A PASS...
    221 17 MAN WHO SLIPPED IN BY BUS WITHOUT A PASS... SINGAPORE, Tues. An immigrant, who admitted entering Singapore illegally, told a court today he was working as a contract labourer for the Singapore Telephone Board On hearing this, the maKlstrate. Mr. EC Foena™er. asked Mr. Koh Hon Wah mn Dei Uty
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    Fined for not having work permit
    70 17 Fined for not having work permit SINGAPORE. Tues. Goh Wai Fong. 21, from West Malaysia, was fined $200 today for working as a labourer without a work permit. He was also fined $150 (or overstaying after his visit pass expired on July IP Two other West Malaysians vac fined for
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    An MP's query sparks off a 'gun duel'
    501 17  - An MP's query sparks off a 'gun duel' R. CHANORAN asking the Minister for Home Affairs if he would take steps to control the import, oossession and use of the tools. But dealers today disputed that both tools were equally dangeroiys. Mr. Goh Chew Koon, defending the low velocity By
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    55 accidents
    12 17 SINGAPORE. Tues. There were M> traffic accident* three serious yesterday.
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    FORUM ON 'SINGAPORE IN THE SEVENTIES'
    97 17 SINGAPORE, Tues. The Defence .Minister, Dr. (Joh Kerne Swer. will .uldres.s a forum on "Singapore in the "70s" at the I'niversity of Singapore new lecture theatre one, on Nov. 22 at 10 a.m. Speakers at the forum will be Miss Chan Hens Chee of
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    3 Govt boards give paid leave for union courses
    200 17 3 Govt boards give paid leave for union courses- i^INGAPORE. Tues. Three Government statutory boards today said they had been granting employees paid leave to attend approved trade union courses and conferences. Spokesmen for the Housing Board, the Public Utilities Board and the Port Authority were replying to an allegation
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      131 17 Once again it's time to send Christmas Gifts CATALOGUE which is now ready.will prove of to friends and relatives in the United invaluable assistance. We will be happy to send Kingdom. Our UK DELIVERY GIFT SCHEME you a free copy! Just fill your name and address r B a«>aiaiMßaßßHB M
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      195 17 On your TV and radio today CHANNEL 5 AA P.M. Opening and Housewives Matinee J.MV Money is Evil «Part 1 of a Hokklen film English sub-titles >; 3.40 For the Family Magazine series in Chinese; 4.15 Diary of Events in Singapore This Week (Chinesei; 4.20 Days of Our Lives; 5.00
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      622 17 CHANNEL 3 C CA P.M. Programme summary; 5.55 Breaking of J.J\t Fasting Time; 6.00 News; 6.11 Pok Amaiamai; 6.50 Third Asian Women's Basketball Championship. 7 Sinbad Junior; 7.46 Tarian2 Malaysia; 8.09 Programme summary; 8.13 Wrestling from Great Britain; 9.00 News; 9.18 Living Tomorrow. A Mannix Make It Like It Never
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    Australian mission announces $1.7 mil deal with traders
    129 18 Australian mission announces $1.7 mil deal with traders SINGAPORE. Tue«. The business "experiment" was I 1 humpiivz success. Aftpr only three days iierr. the Australian chemical mission anno'.incrd a 51.7 million deal with local traders. Before tearing for Tmipeh, Mr. WS. PufTield. described their visit as "tremendously successful." Proposals He
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    Policemen on accident probe hit by car
    110 18 Policemen on accident probe hit by car SINGAPORE. Tues. Three policemen who went to investigate an accident at 11 J miles Woodland Road this evening were themselves knocked down by a car. They are Mohamed bin Long. 40. Alias bin Mahamed. 41, and JefTri bin Abdullah. 30. who were treated
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    TTC seminar
    27 18 SINGAPORE. Tues Th« Teachers Training College will hold a Unesco-spnnsored seminar mi the Integrated curriculum In teacher education on Nov. 1R at the ITC auditorium
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    Sawdust pollution to be reduced
    120 18 SINGAPORE, Tue«. 1 AIR and water pollution caused by nearly 130 sawmill and plywood factories is expected to be neatly reduced when they are all resiled in Kran.ji. Health Minister. Mr. Chua Sian Chin. said today the factories scattered all over the Island L I
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    lAC 'no' to bank-union pact on transfer, promotion
    809 18 lAC 'no' to bank-union pact on transfer, promotion SINGAPORE, Tuesday AGREEMENT VIOLATES THE LAW, PARTIES ARE TOLD fill-: Chartered Bank's preparations to computerise its operations led to an unprecedented award in Ihe Industrial Arbitration Court today. For the first time since its inception in 1960, the lAC totally rejected a
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    Call to modify teaching to meet medical care needs
    403 18 T*ROPICAL countries were today urged to modify both the method of teaching and the content of their medical curriculum to meet the demands of medical care more effectively. This call came today from Mr. K.W. Chow, director of the School of
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    Two months jail for illegal entry
    64 18 Two months jail for illegal entry SINGAPORE, Tues. Chairul bin Burkan aliu Hairol bin Burkan, 21, wm jailed for two months today for illegally entering Singapore. The court wm told that Chairul. an Indonesian who had been repatriated by Slnimpor* immigration authorltiM one* before, entered on Friday »t 4 am.
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Hari Raya – date should be kept open
      111 19 Hari Raya date should be kept open rC Singapore Muslim Council should ask tiii- (iovernment not to have a fixed holiday for Hi i Raja Puasa As it ha.s happened last year, the fixed holiday fell on the eve of Hari Raya Puasa. Festive' holidays such as Doepavali, Hari Raya
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      When one has to rent out a house to pay for it
      416 19 When one has to rent out a house to pay for it I REFER to House-Hunter's letter ?S.T.. Nov. 2> and wish to make some comments. I bought a semi-detached house on instalment basis in one of the housing estates about two years ago. I am letting out the house
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      Christmas party
      180 19 YOUR report (ST., Oct. 31 headlined "Man who collected fund* [or Christmas party discharged." {juoted the defence counsel, Mr. Amarjit Singh, as saying; "In fact. Yap <his client! had earlier written to the Ministry of Culture for permission to hold the party and did not receive a reply
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      SCRAP THE COMMUNAL TV ANTENNA
      130 19 HOUSING Board flats owners are being duprd Into believing that the board will provide them with better viewing facility nfter the introduction of the communal TV antenna Only programmes on Channel 5 ran be received quite satisfactorily, whereas Channels 8. 3 and 10 are complete
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      248 19 Crime in Hod hi 11 I REFER to the letter by "Lim" <8.T., Nov. 5) regarding "the other Chicago of Singapore." The writer is obviously referring to a case of assault which occurred on Oct. 30 at about 9.35 p.m. at Block 55. Lengkok Bahru. In this case,
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      171 19 I REFER to the article by Mr. Larry Foo (ST.. Oct. 19) concerning an S.T.C. bus driver who refused to stop an S.T.C. Bus Service No. 4. This department has asked the B.T.C. to Investigate Into his complaint. The writer Ls advised to call at the ST.C.'s office for an
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      Computer right or wrong?
      344 19 Computer right or wrong? WITH reference to your article headlined "Writer-hunting computer ends up the wrong street" (ST. Nov. 6», the clues fed into the press-button mechanised system were: "Monthly Instalment." "flat." "not long ago he she paid." "yearly service/conservancy charges." "annual ground rent," "paid by cheque through post." and
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      Do we really need an Opposition?
      830 19 Do we really need an Opposition? \O one can disagree 1 with Mr. George Thomson when he said in his radio talk (ST.. Nov. 7) that "whether an opposition will emerge is a less important question (han whether it could emerge." Also when he said that "there are those who
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      212 19 BONUS for Volkswagen owners. All Champion Motors branches in West Malaysia and Singapore are offering free diagnostic inspection and advice from 9th November, 1970 to 23rd November, 1970. All Volkswagen owners are cordially invited to have their vehicles diagnostically inspected free of charge. Extra Bonus. A special discount of up
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    10 hurt in school bus crash
    199 20 SINGAPORE. Tues.— Ten people— including eight primary schoolchildren were injured when a SCHrepistered minibus collided with a van in Old Airport Road today. The driver of thr van, U| Han Chee, and a paaMftr, Mohammed Hashini bin Abdullah. 19, sustained cuts from shattered glass.
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    17 cops are 'odd men out' at airport
    195 20 17 cops are 'odd men out' at airport SINGAPORE. Tues. Seventeen airport policemen in shorts started talk that there was a shortage of new uniform for the more than 100 policemen there. But police explained today that the policemen In light blur shirts and dark blue shorts belonged to the
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    Talks on future relations of Brunei, Britain begin
    376 20  - Talks on future relations of Brunei, Britain begin HARRY MILLER London, Tuesday From rpALKS on the future relations of Brunei and Britain began h^re today for the third time in as many years. And the signs at this very early stage are that Brunei's long role as a protected state
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    Ship masters, agents responsible for landed goods, says Bill
    228 20 Ship masters, agents responsible for landed goods, says Bill SINGAPORE, Tuesday i LL unshipped or landed dutiable goods are to A become the risk of masters and agents of vessels until they are lawfully removed for export j or storage elsewhero. This provision which rovers goods in free trade zone*,
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    4 rob petrol kiosk of $100
    40 20 SINGAPORE T\jrv Four youths one firmed wuh a ■>harp ob-cct 'helci up t^o petrol pump attei.dan'v s»t UM 5 ms Dunearr. Road Kir.sk late tonight and robbed them of the evenings collection of iIOO
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    Karate grading
    19 20 SINGAPORE. Tues The Chinese YMCA Karate-Do Club will hold Its (trading in Palmar Road on Nov. 29.
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      260 20 Straits Times Crossword m WK* HY* IHF HP HaF IH~ 7 ~~H ACROSS 8 Goes round the world using 8 Dlckenslan anticipated thr maps? Nothing unusual! satisfactory turnover 181. Proceeds to ansm-er? (6i. 7 £rra ns P° rt onre wrecked In 10 Take oft* unknown amount Wales 181 from tip
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      1039 22 TO NIW ZEALAND Loads Pening P. Sham Siniapon I tri lANKURA 11/11 Ok 12/11 Dal It/It Ott Auck, (Hint, Lirtt FROM NEW ZEALAND ""■"duiS'po'i P S'nia Penani Lttfitl far: BANRURA SlliKk 71 Oct 17/11 Nit 21/21 Nn 22/24 Nn CMtatong, Calcutta. lARPETA Si! Auck 12 Nn 21,21 Nn 21 MNn
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      705 22 M% MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL MM SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD MM No 3Of Jin <"«vg Ku«l» LumpuM H The National Shipping Line of_Malavsia_^_^_ Inaugurate* a ie* Regulai Liaer Far tast/Eorope Service USfIL- S.T. miR mTtk ryf kt, m xr> tn EUROPE FAR EAST SERVICE Ottt. I AMl i nff jln»*#f n Rrrfr»"i H-t^bu'C
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      922 23 OFF UNIVERSITY ROAO semi-detached furnished house 4 bedrooms se.oo/-. roron.it. on Road EftM mrnished semi-detached house JMMio DM II everut.ve partly furnished residence 5 bedrooma. Sl.snu Nt«- Century Rea:tv «pnre ITIT.s MtltS. SELETAR MILL 1-storev terrace hou-e ful'v furnished 3 hedroon-.s UssMal S*m Balmoral Crescent ains-v--storey semi-detached 3 hedroomr. Asia
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      862 23 LANCE ROOM AVAILABLE far renal Hist U Tel 8 pore 4MM tween in s.m to A p.m ONE PURMISH ROOM ti.irl 411 M re. lidrnttsi area. Contact Mr* K«y in Cairnhill Road. Spore. Accommodation wanted A LARCE BRITISH COMPANY re quires 2 N>u*e* txirtgsloms m rfntml srea* of Vinitapore for
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      729 24 Office. Space Vacant OrFICE STORE PREMISES to let. one ccmhined oirtre single *toi v bOlld- sq ft. with adjoining .ores area of lH.sux) sq. ft. al Lot Kd. H»/l PJ. owner Is willing to let out the whole buildinic. Interested persons contact Phone No PJ. IMUIVS during Ottlce Hours. A
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      692 24 TYPEWRITING ANVTIMI S A.M.— P.M. Beginners Shorthand (speed ia«)l rUK.kkcepir.g. Law. English 1 Maths. Plea** regMter Academy ef Business Kducation (behind Paramount Theatre 1 Berangoon Garden 1, I S pnre >.l>M)l)0. SMORTHANO BECINNER'S COURSE Hi RATION: ft-month DAT: Monday a- rnd»y. riMK: 7.15 5.15 p.m. COMMKNCI.NO l«th Nov. 1970. Please
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      879 24 INTER ASIA TRAVILS— Beat* avail- t she London' Kurope. Bangkok Chiengmal 13 days 5348 S36O— 14 11.7(1: 28.11.70 Malaya 7 days SlOO/SI2O- Sundays. *7 Telok Ayer. Spore. 7il<>64 iKvemngs: *****1). sialH.va 1 days SV&/-/12U/- (Air jondiiloned room) F/Hill. C/Ulgniands 4 days SSO/-. Departure Sundays a Mondays 3 Tnailand 6-d*ys SUS/Kota
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      1103 24 SANYO AIRCONOITIONIRS and many different brands at special cash *ale*. Rental and easy payment.. Contact Asia Alrcondltlonlng Company. 158 Upper Eaat Coast Road. Telephone Spore 4W255/ *****2. TWIN DOOR FROST FREE Refnable. Call at Singapore Refrigeration Company. 12 14 International Building, Telephone: 373W6 *****0 3721K5. LARGE INVENTORY ot apart paru
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      911 24 I*7o PORD CAPRI ISOO GTL. showroom condition with tax. accessories worth I.VNi Low mileage. Tel: M.ist.l B'pore. AUSTIN HEALIV ISM (Oft top Biautlful condition. Tax insurance paid S2 2V> Phone (B'porei *****4 nfter 4.1K1 p m. ttS7 RIOISTIRID TRIUMPH HERALD done just over 40.000 miles taxed insured Feb. 1971. Ring
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      639 24 VOUNC WORKING MIN seek sincere friends. Replies assured photo, phone appreciated. Box A 5444 S.I 8 pore. CRADUATI BACHELOR ICHINIHI seek* friend* below 2*<. Age. height, photo phone to Box A«U43 8 1 spore. MUMBLI WORKING Oiinese bachelor 24 seeks understanding and sincere friends. Reply Box AM 13 ST. B'pore.
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      657 24 I YOU DOM'T KMOW WHAT VOU'M I MISSING. Let v* (hew you a whole I new v.*y to enjoy Pimm'* No. the one with the brandy bsse. Insteevt of mixing it with the ususl lemonade, try adding champagne or some dry sparkling wine. The restrt is Ktng'* Pimm Tou'll be
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      497 24 JABATAN TAKIKOM KERAJAAN MALAYSIA PEPEREKSAAN2 INTOK BIJH. KECHEKAPAN DAI.AM RADIOTEI FIIRAPHY KELAS SAIT DAN DIA EXAMINATIONS FOR FIBST AND SECOND CLASS CERTIFICATES OF PROFICIENCY IN RADIOTELEGRAPHY BAHAOIAN 1 untok peP« rrt saan2 yang tersebut dl-atas, la|itu pepere**« an 2 bertulls dalam iKaji-letrlk Asas (Basic Electrl- city dan Perhubongan Radio I
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    DEATH
    65 25 MRS. YEO YEOW HOE nte KOH KHIM YIN aged 7* y~n, beloved mother of S.ew How, Slew Miang, Si«w Chiop, Siaw Chuo, Siew Joo posied away peacefully on Monday 9th November, 1970. Funeral on Friday 13Hi November 1970, leaving 102 Jalan Jurong Kcchil at 2.00 p.m. The family requeiH
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      England face new danger
      689 25  -  JEFF POWELL By SIR All Ram.vey, in Ma first heart-to-heart tall: with the Press since the strain of losing the World Cup five months ago, was asked: What went wrong tn the quarter-final again it West Germany? Kamsey: Fifteen minutes Into the second half needed fresh
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      Indians lead in Rally
      195 25 NEW DELHI. Tuet The Indian crew of K. Anand and S. Rama, driving an In-dian-made Fiat, led the 48 survivors in the Asian Highway Rally Into Hussatniwala on the India-Pakistan border today. They were followed by the Thai entered Toyota driven by Walter Albrecht of the
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      Ashe gets tough fight from Davidson
      238 25 Ashe gets tough fight from Davidson PARK luci. Amcncin attuur Astic buriiu'u a ucl.ianned challenge trom Ausiidlian owen Duwd&on tv rcacn the second round m the Paiu. international indoor tc.,r.u> tournament here yesterday. Ashe won 7-6. 3-6, *i-t> atler the ne w tie-breaking system had been used to decide the
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      Aussies win
      28 25 LONDON. Tuei. Results of Rugby matches played last night. Kugby league challenge match. St. Henlen s 37 Australian* 10. Rugby I'nion: Bristol 15 Combined Services 14.
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      Lock icon Monzon—the new world champion
      94 25 Monzon— the new world champion CARLOS Monzon of Argentina proudly dlsplay? some oi the newspapers that proclaimed his 12th round knockout win over Italian Nino Benvenuti for the world mladlewelght boxing title In Rome. Benvenuti, who had held the title for the past four years, was hot favourite to retain
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      Lock icon Czechs stopped from going to World Cup
      326 25 Czechs stopped from going to World Cup EUF.NCS AIRES. Tues THE organisers of the 13th World Cup golf tour--1 nament here, starting on Thursday, said the Czechoslovakia!! team have apparently been stopped by their government from competing. "I understand they couldn't get vim from their government." said Howard Clark, and
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      Top men's pair beaten
      76 25 OSAKA. (Japan i Tues. Kathy Harter of the United and E«a l undquist of seeded No cne. easily (Yfratpd Japan's Kimiyo Hatpnaka and Chisakn Murakami 6-3 6-3 tn win the women's CkNltkM final In <he Japan national tennis championships here today But the number one-seeded Italian
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      796 25 IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT, 1965 AND IN THE MATTER OF DATA PROCESSING BUSINESS SERVICES SDN. BERHAD SPECIAL kimiii iiiiv At an Extraordinary General Meeting of the members of Data Processing it Business Services sdn. Berhad duly convened and held at the office of Messrs. Kang Khoo. Lee
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      387 25 garywy Jrj^rTfettP IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. 1965 AND IN THE MATTER OF DATA PROCESSING BUSINESS SERVICES SDN. BKRHAD (CREDITORS' YOU NTARV WINDING UP) NOTICE IS HERKBY GIVEN 'hat the creditors of the above--1 named Company which is being voluntarily wound up. are required on or before the
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      392 25 IN THE UK. II t HI K I IN MALAYA AT KUALA m— pot I OMIAMr- MINUINU UP NO: 23 OF 1970 In the Matter ol KHO SIOF. BIN BROTHERS SDN. BHD. And In the Matter of THE COMPANIES ACT, 1965. IWM— H OF PETITION NOTICE is hereby given that
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      S'pore v Japan forecast in battle for gold
      932 26  - S'pore v Japan forecast in battle for gold SPOTLIGHT ON WATER-POLO JAPAN will be the biggest headache to Singapore in the water-polo tournament at the Asian Games in Bangkok next month. According to an export's assessment, these two nations are mos' likely to battle for iho Knld. with Indonesia as
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      Tien Tiong Hoo win Cup
      234 26  -  PETER SIOW By TIEN TIONG HOO took the Chye Hln Cup last night when they won the men's basketball final in a gvmttat match against tough Police Sport* Association at the People Association The champions tntit remained unbeaten throughout the tournament, winning all their nine
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      Indoesian coach: Your standard down
      244 26 Indoesian coach: Your standard down INDONESIA'S national water-polo coach Abdul Ohafur said yesterday Singapore's standard in water-polo has declined since 1962. "The standard of water-polo In Singapore has not improved compared to four years ago. said Abdul Ohafur who represented Indonesia in the 1962 and 1966 Asian Oames. "A few
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      CHOR YAU SEEKS SBA AID TO JOIN ALL-ENGLAND
      249 26  -  JOE OORAI ay SINGAPORE Thomai (up youth trainee, N( nor Van. Ik seeking the sponsorship of the Singapore Badminton Association to rnmpMc in *.hr All-Fnglanri badminton championships in M;n-h nr\t year. Ns'- request is expected to be riisriKvri it the SB\ committrr
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      Dexter willing to play for England if...
      376 26 t»()RMER England cricket captain Ted Dexter above i is willing to represent his country if invited "I'll be glad to play for England if I am asked by the MCC selectors." he said on arrival in Singapore yesterday. Drxter. who in on his
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      England tour for Ligers
      357 26  -  ERNEST FRIDA A GROUP of leading cricketers from Singapore A and Malaysia will go on a two-week tour of England next year. Calling themselves Singapore and Malaysia Ligers (a cross between a lion and tiger representing the symbols of Singapore and Malaysia), they will tour from
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      Colts lose 3-8
      103 26 pOLICE-MII HARY Combined "C" came tn.m behind to beat Singapore Cricket Club Colts 8-3 ta e'ml anc; a penalty to a penalty i in a friendly ruuby match at the pad.init yeMrniay Playlnc on I \riv wci (round, thr Colts took thr lr.u. m the 10th minute
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      Commandos 6-0
      25 26 British :-ervicemen from 40 Commandos bent Port ol .Sliisapore Authority 'A" friendly soccer matrh at Bulclt Chermin veMeiday. Commandos led 4-0 at half-time.
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      Marner retires
      60 27 I ONDON. Tups. Peter Marner. Leicestershire s 34 Li year-old vice-captain, yesterday announced his retirement from Hrst-class cricket. Last season Marner hit the fasti m century in the English county championship lit) in 8U minutes against Yorkshire. Since maknu hN championship debut for Lancashire in 1952 Marner lias
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      Japan wrest title from Korea
      557 27  -  MAURICE KHOO and lAN PEREIRA By JAPANESE players wept unashamedly in the centre of the court soon after they beat title-holders South Korea 58-55 in the deciding match of the Third Asian Women's basketball championship at Stadium Negara last night. In the most closely contested
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      Philippines pick 61 for Asian Games
      127 27 Philippines pick 61 for Asian Games MANILA. Tues. A total of 61 competitors. Including 17 women, have .«r> far been selected to represent the Philippines in the sixth Asian Games at Bangkok beginning on Dec. y. Announcing this Felipe Monserrat. president of the Philippines Amateur Athletic Federation, said th»y were
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      Replay
      42 27 Defending champions Kilat Club will meet Hii{h School 'B" in the Malacca knockout Ivnokey final replay nt the Malacca Club ground today. Thrir tirst match last week •as alw.donrd 15 minute!, from time rive to bad light. The score was 1-1.
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      THE TABLE
      83 27 Tne linal placing*: mTI r a h Japan 9 y (i »4. r < 396 18 6. Korea 8 1 880 238 17 Taiwan 9 7 2 746 396 1« Ma lay Ma 9 6 3 494 598 15 Indonesia 9 5 4 5«« K9B 14 Thailand 8
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      US get invitation to Munich Games
      197 27 TUEW YORK, Tues. The 11 president of the Olympic Games Organising Committee ves'erday officially invited the United States to participate in the 1972 Games In Munich. West Germany At a news conference WIIII Daume also presented the president of the International Olympic Committee Aveiy
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      Koon Gee ranked No. 2 in Top Ten
      178 27 GOH KOON QKK, the Malaysia captain, has heon selected as the second best player in the Asian women's basketball championship which ended at Stadium Nrgara last night. The selection of the Top Ten, made by a panel of judges, was announced hy
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      'ILLEY' PUTS ON BRAVE FACE — 'I'M NOT DISMAYED'
      177 27 'ILLEY' PUTS ON BRAVE FACE 'I'M NOT DISMAYED' MELBOURNE. Tues MCC skipper Ray Illingworth put a brave face on his team's sixwicke; defeat by Victoria here yesterday. "I'm not dismayed.' he said. "Its better to start at the bottom and work up to the top But behind this statement there
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      Sabah plan rugby tour
      156 27 Sabah plan rugby tour carah plan to enter J the Malaya Cup rugger competition within the next few years. With this 111 view, th* S;ibali RuKby Union will send team OB a tour of West Malaysia to play matches against club and state sides next year. The last rugby tournament
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      No change
      32 27 TOKYO. Tues The Sappom InteriiHtii nal winter iporta v. rrk will be held according to schedule. Feb 7-14 next year. as a pro-Olympic meet of th* 1972 Winter Olyn-.plc names.
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      SUMMARY
      26 27 SOCCEK Kripiidl> Fefiaog Youth. 1 SO 2 rdmni; Burnley Cupnors 1. BXKIMIW (IT (Kluans): Jot-ore Inniins 4 Malacca IndiHi:> DVTEB-CLUB iKluangj: Railways 4 Boi;a 3.
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      Improved Sri Tasek II shows top form
      380 27 Improved Sri Tasek II shows top form CRI TASEK II showed Rood form at Kuala Lumpur yesterday. Ridden by Nazudi Arshad. the four-year-old finished his workout with a 2f dash in 26 3/5 on the sand track. Bri Tasek has improved since his last-start fourth to Sp*»ed Orb over 7f
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    Lock icon Kaunda orders largescale economic grab
    161 28 Kaunda orders largescale economic grab LUSAKA. Tues. President Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia today announced a series of sweeping nationalisation and economic reform measures leaving hardly a single area of the economy untouched. Under the wirowi, tha state is to acquire a 51 per cent Interest in the nations private banks,
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    WOMAN SENT EX-BOSS 10 LETTERS EVERY DAY...
    108 28 WOMAN SENT EX-BOSS 10 LETTERS EVERY DAY... LONDON. Tues.— For six years, a woman pestered her former employer sending him 10 to II letters a day and telephoning his home a dozen times day and night, magistrates in Hexham were told. The woman, Mrs. Isabelle Geraldine Clayton, ">••. a widow
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    31 28 LONDON. Tues. Queen Elizabeth Invested actor Richard Burton as a Commander of the British Empire today as his wife Elizabeth Taylor looked on, a Palace spokesman said. UPI.
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    400,000 in Jurong in 10 years: Town chairman
    483 28  -  TAN WANG JOO: 'MORE MIDDLE, UPPER CLASS FAMILIES WILL ALSO LIVE THERE' SINGAPORE. Tuesday By l\ 10 years, JliTOUg Town's present popuhi lion Ot 25,000 will leap to 400,000, Mr. Wood Wiih Suing, chairman of the Juroog Town Corporation, predicted today. There
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    Lock icon Warning on Russia
    64 28 THE HAOI'E. Tues. The supreme allied commander for Europe warned tr-day that tha Soviet Union had developed an unparalleled military might. •The Soviet forces of today constitute a concentration of military power, far beyond any- j thin*, th" world hf>s ever pre- viously Han American general, I
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    Royal hairdresser is shot dead in park
    267 28 LONDON, Tues. SCOTLAND YARD today k listed royal hairdresser Andre "Harry" Mizelas as the second big businessman slain here in a month. Someone fired two bullets in Mr. Mizelas' head yesterday in his red Triumph sports car in Hyde Park, near the Albert
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    Thailand outplay Singapore in King's Cup
    204 28 Thailand outplay Singapore in King's Cup BANGKOK. Tues. Thailand beat Sin- gapore 3-1 in a one- sided Group "A" match of the King's Cup football tournament here tonight. About 20.000 people saw their home team lead 2-1 at half-time and dominate the rest of the game. Thailand scored in the
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    52 28 MM. A. KANDIAN of I K.R PI). riisurd away peacefully 10.11.T0. •on-:n -l»» of M Kandlah. Invinx hihind hrlovrd wife 3 «on* and .1 ru.-»h St-Ti-mhan 4 p.m. 11.11.70 for Hirrtu Cemetery T>mpl»r Road. R. JOACHIM BROTHER IN LAW „< V I lc-.|.h Trrtimeal Courier XI. Mjdrirnly. Funeral on
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