The Straits Times, 29 May 1971

Microfilm: NL6750
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    24 1 Y^MfIEgAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Est4. 1845 SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Herald loses permit
    1179 1  - Herald loses permit JOSEPH YEO: No issue today SEE PAGE TWO 3y Singapore, Friday TME Government' today revoked the printing licence of the Singapore Herald. And the newspaper's managing director, Mr. Jimmy Hahn, hit back by describing its action as "brutal, callous and a black day for Singapore.' The 10-month-old
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    Lock icon 5 Reds killed in Sarawak
    90 1 5 Reds killed in Sarawak KUCHING (Sarawak), Fri. Malaysian security forces killed a group of five communist guerillas including two women in Binatang, in the Third Division of Sarawak on Thursday, it was reported today. The General Officer Commanding in Chief, East Malaysia, Maj.-Gen. Ismail bin Ibrahim, said a security
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    Etna's flow
    30 1 FORNA3ZO (Sldly), Frl Red hot lava slowly but relentlessly moved further into this tiny village on the slopes of Mount Etna today, swallowing U(> houses on the outskirts.
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    DOCTOR FROM JOHORE STRUCK OFF REGISTER
    587 1  - DOCTOR FROM JOHORE STRUCK OFF REGISTER HARRY MILLER By T ONDON, Fri. An 80-year-old doctor, scion of Johore nobility, was ordered yesterday to be struck off the medical register for over prescribing thousands of drug tablets to young people sometimes posting prescriptions to them. He was Dr. Walter Murad Abdul
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    Lock icon Embassy man jailed for dope smuggling
    97 1 BEIRUT, Frl. The Second Secretary of the Ghanaian Embassy in London, Heiekial *nkrah, was sentenced today to three years' hard labour for hashish smuggling. A criminal court found him guilty of trying to smuggle 37.5 kilos of hashish out of Lebanon in April 1970.
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    Lock icon 200 Viets killed in heavy fighting
    96 1 200 Viets killed in heavy fighting SAIGON, Fri.— The United States threw Its full range of air power into the battle for the Cambodian town of Snuol today and more than 200 North Vietnamese troops were reported killed in a third day of heavy fighting. The Saigon Command said 500
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    'My bank's standing rule not to lend money to newspapers'
    554 1 WHAT ROCKEFELLER TOLD PREMIER LEE SINGAPORE, Friday rpHE Singapore Government today revealed that Chase Manhattan Bank chairman Mr. David Rockefeller had told Mr. Lee Kuan Yew it was his bank's standing rule not to lend money to newspapers. The reason
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    Lock icon r-47 die as trains crash head-on
    324 1 r-47 die as trains crash head-on IyUPPERTAL, (West Germany), Fri. At least 47 people, 41 of them children, were killed yesterday when an express freight train hurtled headlong into a train carrying 100 children home from a school outing. Twenty five children were also critically injured in the crash described
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    Lock icon Bomb hoax on jet
    43 1 MIAMI. Frl. An anonymous caller yesterday demanded USS2CO.OOO ($600,000) after warning that a bomb had been placed aboard a National Alilines flight. But the threat turned out to be a hoax, a spokesman (or the airline reported here. Rcuter.
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    Lock icon Russian denial
    44 1 PARIS. Frl. Russian officials at the Paris air show today squelched unconfirmed reports that their supersonic airliner would go into service before the French-British Concorde. They said it would be 1973 or 1974. the same dates given by tha Concorde builders. AP.
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      ROCKEFELLER: I SPOKE TO LEE
      35 1 MIXICH. Fri—Mr. David RockfrUer. bead of Chaie Manhattan Bank, confirmed today be telephoned Mr. Lee Kuan Yew to talk about thr situation of the Singapore Herald— IP! (ice this page).
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    Herald staff to carry on till firm ceases to exist
    433 2  - Herald staff to carry on till firm ceases to exist ;lememt mesenas: By < Singapore, Friday "[MIX editorial staff of the Singapore Herald will continue to work despite the Government's withdrawal of the company's printing permit today. The staff of 33 reporters and 11 photographers went about their daily assignments
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    YMCA GOES METRIC ON FLAG DAY
    41 2 YMCA GOES METRIC ON FLAG DAY SINGAPORE. Frl. The YMCA will hand out book marks with metric conversion tables instead of paper flags for its Flag Day on Saturday. Funds raised will be used for the. expansion of various YMCA programmes.
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    Artist's positive role in progressive society
    113 2 SINGAPORE, Fri— Artists have a positive role to play in a developing society like Singapore, the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs. Inche A. Rahim Lshak, said tonight. This was because development must surely mean the creation of culture as well as material wealth,
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    Brunei Army's 'alliance' with Gurkha troops
    153 3 Brunei Army's 'alliance' with Gurkha troops BANDAR SERI BEOAWAN, Frl— A "formal alliance" today was made between the Brunei Army and the Gurkhas here By this alliance, the Royal Brunei Malay Regiment and the Second King Edward Vll's own Gurkha Rifles are now free to use each other's mess facilities.
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    Record low for working day
    335 3  - Record low for working day CHI A POTEIK No draw-off for first time from reservoirs By Singapore, Friday WATER consumption yesterday fell to a record law for a working day of 101 million gallons 5.1 million gallons below Wednesday's level. The record for the lowest consumption this month was set
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    STUDENT AGNES IS No. 2 IN VARSITY DEPARTMENT
    126 3 A ONES Maria Mol--2\ ly. 26, is a flnalyear medical student at an Indonesian university. But she is already the assistant head of its clinical department. A n Indonesian Chinese, Agnes said: "It's our system there. Posts are commonly given to final-year
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    Indons to adopt Spore family plan methods
    199 3 SINGAPORE. Frl.— Some of Singapore's family planning methods are to be adopted by Indonesia for an "Intensive campaign" to reduce its birthrate. This was stated by Dr. K.A. Sjamsoeddin, the Assistant Rector (VlceChancellor) of the Serlwldjaja University In Palembang, South Sumatra. Dr. Sjamsoeddin.
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    Two-nation road link to open
    49 3 KANGAR. Pri. The new $100,000 road linking Malaysia ad Thailand through the border town of Padang Besar is expected to open for traffic on June 1. The road will connect Padang Besar in North Perils to the Thai town of Sadao eight miles away.
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    Missing name
    30 3 SINGAPORE, Frl. Mr. Tham Kok leong Is the new general secretary of the Singapore Interpreters' Union. His, name was omitted In the list of Interpreters' officials published today.
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    Thai forces rout Red gang near Betong
    148 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Three or four communist terrorists are believed to have been wounded during an engagement with Thai security forces In followup operations In the Betong salient in South Thailand on Wednesday, it was announced here today. The terrorists abandoned an assortment
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    PAHANG SULTAN'S 2,0001 b. BIRTHDAY CAKE
    63 3 KUANTAN. m. A 2,000--lb. birthday cake has been ordered by the Sultan or Pahang for his 67th birthday tomorrow. The round. 3ft. 7in. tall cake, costing $1,200, has six tiers which are supported by three miniature elephants. It will be cut by the Sultan
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    RUSSIAN FREIGHT RATES TO GO UP FROM JULY 1
    231 3 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. Russian shipping lines are expected to increase their freight rates from July 1. Their agent In Malaysia, Sharikat Wan Soon Sdn Bhd.. today confirmed that it had been Informed of this intention by the shipping lines. A spokesman
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    New post for MSA engineer
    64 3 New post for MSA engineer KUALA LUMPUR, Frl. Mr. R.M. Butcher has been appointed MSA's chief maintenance enei^eer here. A statement by MSA said with Mr. Butcher's appointment. Hi engineering division In Kuala Lumpur has been further strengthened to prepare for the setting up of the FDkker Friendship base at
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    Club to preserve T-series MG cars formed -here—
    260 4 Club to preserve T-series MG cars formed -here— CINGAPORE, Fri. A club for owners bent on preserving their old but sturdy T-serles MG cars has been formed here. It is the "T-Benes Register of Singapore" which will hold Its second meeting tomorrow. Its first meeting, attended by nine enthusiasts, was
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    Pirate taxi confiscated
    40 4 SINOAPORE, Fri. Labourer Law Ah Tee. S3, was today fined $250 afer he admitted operating a pirate taxi In Lorong 5, Toa Payoh, on April IS. Law's car was also forfeited. He had a similar previous conviction.
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    Japanese firm wins $36 m deal
    236 4 rE multi-million dollar contract for the construction of the superstructure of the Development Bank of Singapore was signed yesterday. DBS chairman. Mr. Howe Yoon Chong-. signed the S36i million contract on behalf of the bank, and Mr. Sinlaburo Yama d a. vice president of
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    U.S. LEASES ARMED SHIP TO MALAYSIA
    101 4 U.S. LEASES ARMED SHIP TO MALAYSIA KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. An American landing ship tank (LST) will go Into service with the Royal Malaysian Navy In early July. The 1.653-ton vessel, which has a speed of 12 knots and is armed with 40mm guns, will be on lease to the Malaysian
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    His $10 smoke
    31 4 SINGAPORE, Prl. Taxidriver Choo Ah Sal was today fined $10 by a traffic court after he admitted smoking while carrying passengers In his taxi on Sept. 16. 1966
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    Govt seeking more jobs in industry for the handicapped
    223 4 Govt seeking more jobs in industry for the handicapped SINGAPORE;. Fr The Government 's trying to find more jobs In factories and Industries tor the physically handicapped. The Minister for Social Affairs. Inche Othman Wok will go on a fact-finding tour of 14 factories from tomorrow till Sept. 11. Among
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    Local finance for new Malaysia Plan
    300 5 K LUMPUR, ft IMII. Government is studying ways and means of mobilising local resources to provide the bulk of the money to fin;inre the Second Malaysia Plan (1971-75). These will be backed by Government's own resources and possible loans from international financial institutions such
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    Clerk who fled with $1,000 is jailed
    83 5 Clerk who fled with $1,000 is jailed SINGAPORE. Frl. A former clerk of Lee Huat Company of Upper Bukit Timah Road was Jailed for six months today, for misappropriating $1,000 from his company on April 16. The court heard that Tan Ah Peng. 23. had been given 1 1.000 cash
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    Five-week tour of Europe
    60 5 SINGAPORE. Fri Mr. Jacques Tan. manager of Cycle and Carriage Ltd. branches leaves Singapore tomorrow on a five week tour of Europe, including a visit to the DaimlerBenz factory at Stuttgart. West Oermany. The company's finance officer. Mr. Chia Kok Lcong will leave next week for
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    Piano recital by Frankl
    51 5 SINGAPORE. Frl. Hungarian pianist Peter Frankl will perform works by Haydn. Beethoveen and Chopin at the Conference Hall on June Mr. Frankl's recital has been arranged by Donald Moore Concerts. Tickets priced at $15, $12.50, $10. $7.50, $5. and $2.50 are on sale at Donald Moore
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    Manufacturers' dinner
    35 5 SINGAPORE. Pri. The Singapore Manufacturers' Association will hold their annual dinner on June 18 at the Jurong Room. Shangri-La Hotel. Quality certificates will be presented by the Singapore Institute of Standards and Research.
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    Lawyer denies charge negligence
    948 5  - Lawyer denies charge negligence T.F. HWANG: DAMAGES CLAIM BY OLD CLIENT By Singapore, Friday lAWYI-R Mr. Kenneth Edward Hilborne denied in the High Court today allegations of negligence against him and his former law firm in a civil action l}v a land developer who had been his client for munv
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    Youth admits part in $1,225 robbery
    91 5 Youth admits part in $1,225 robbery SINGAPORE. Fri. Three youths held up housewife Tan Hwee Joo. 32. at knifepoint on April 26. and made away with $1,225 in cash and jewellery. Today. Tan Leng Huang. 19. jobless, admitted taking part in the robbery at Tan's flat In Lorong 13 at
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      MUSIC MINDEF STYLE
      647 6 mUIRI Ri IiAJIM KldM m TOHEY were in their x Tumasek green, all six of them, at the Beach Road Camp. The camp was a multi-purpose training ground, hut it was to see the bands in practice sessions of that I visited it the other day. I
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      Co-existence showbiz style
      752 6 Co-existence showbiz style WHEN IT PAYS TO BE A STRANGER UOWEVER great show people may look together. they're just not one big family! Perhaps It's worth bearing that in mind the next time you watch these people making their final bow before the dip of the curtain. It's lovely to
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    Junior Flying Club to start with 120 StudentS
    309 7 Junior Flying Club to start with 120 StudentS- SINGAPORE, Fri. The »3 Government-sponsored Junior Flying Club, which was set up recently for young Singaporeans interested ln learning to fly will begin its first courses for about 120 students ln December. The club is part of a Government attempt to interest
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    Traffic offences cost learner $155
    67 7 Traffic offences cost learner $155 SINGAPORE, Frl. Oddjob labourer Ng Soon Hup, 24, was today fined a total of $155 when he pleaded guilty to three traffic charges. Ng a learner motorcyclist. was fined $25 for riding along Woodlands Road on Sept. 20 last year without a crash-hel-met: $30 lor
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    Forum on clash of generations
    80 7 SINOAPORE. Fri The National Library Young People's Service will hold a forum on ■Natural enemies? Youth and the clash of generations" on June 8. in the library's lecture hall at 3 pm. The panel will consist of six students: Thomas Joseph. St. Andrew's School. Gwendoline
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    RI speech day
    40 7 SINOAPORE. Fri. The Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of Education. Inche Mohamed Ohazali Ismail will address the 148 th annual speech and prize-giving day of Raffles Institution at the school's ground on June S at 9.30 a.m.
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    Customs seize 2,000 gallons of samsu
    247 7  - Customs seize 2,000 gallons of samsu VICTOR NG: Two arrested after midnight chase By Singapore, Friday TUSTOMS officers seized 2,024 gallons of dutiable samsu from three distillery plants early today, in a clampdown on a gang operating in the Sembawang area. Duty on the samsu was estimated at $20,000 At
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    No top winners
    24 7 SINGAPORE. Fri. There were no top winners ln yesterdays Toto draw No. 41/71. The Jackpot for this Sunday's draw Is $130,000.
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    MALAYSIAN POLICE BAND FOR SPORE
    62 7 MALAYSIAN POLICE BAND FOR SPORE SINGAPORE, Frl. The Malaysian Police Band will give two public performances here during a goodwill visit next month, the Government announced today. It will play at the Botanic Gardens on June 16 from 5.30 p.m. to 6.30 p.m. The second performance will be at the
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    ITT to set up factory in Penang
    102 7 ITT to set up factory in Penang PENANO, Frl. The International Telephone and Telegraph Corporation will set up a factory at Bayan Lepa-s. 11 miles from the city, this year. To be known as ITT Malaysia Sendlrlan Berhad. it will take up six acres near the Free Trade Zone area.
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    Early morning taekwon-do
    49 7 SINGAPORE. PH. The Chinese YMCA will conduct a new Taekwon-do course for beginners from June 8 at Its premises In Palmer Road especially for those who are interested In early morning exercises. Classes will be held every Tuesday and Thursday from 645 am. to 8 a.m.
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    Good acting at final plays by Rowcroft
    257 7 ROWCROFT Theatre Club took its final curtain call with two one-act plays, The Rose and Crown and Black Comedy. The Rose and Crown dealt briefly with man's reaction to Death when he calls, in this instance, at a pub in a poor district
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    REMINDER TO BOSSES TO REGISTER
    82 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Frl. Employers ln Johore Bahru were reminded today that there will be no further extension after Monday for them to register with the Social Security Organisation. The extension of the original deadline from May 14 to May 31 following an appeal by the
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      264 8 y s? .tkikauM mw V^(^W^7ula7/^/l^ To Serve Mankind Ohbayashi-Gumi believes it takes more than W* amjg JJI technical know how and strength to build the r "^>*^ |^2 flfßit 5£S mm wor| d' s most spacious structure*and Singapore's 7 (SSS* IBIIM tallest building. iC !_^?%iiMM W^^^Z Man does not succeed
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      127 8 DATA AT A GLANCE Total cost of project: Approximately $50 million. Site area: About 90,000 square feet (8,361 sq. metres). Total rentable area: About 500.000 square feet (46.450 sq. metres). Hei B ht of tower block: 612 fret (186.53 metres). Dimension of tower block: 100 fed x 100 feet (30.48
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        Signing of $36 m contract marks a new era
        929 8  - Signing of $36 m contract marks a new era Leslie Fong By JTorA; on tallest building in Spore YESTERDAY'S signing of the $36.25 million contract for the construction of the superstructure of the 50 storey Development Bank of Singapore Ltd. Building at Shenton Way marked the beginning of what must
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        DBS structure's foundation must be firm and flawless
        594 9 lonqjtudinal section T^HE importance of a strong, reliable foundation for a 50--storey building cannot be over-emphasised. In .projects Involving buildings of such heights, the foundation lust has to be firm and flawless. For a slight mistake or miscalculation will be amplified into
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        DBS BUILDING
        114 9 NINTAIIE AMA m m. n. ■01 NE«TA*LE MRVICQ MIA ww.rr. TOTAL MMi MMIDMM AMA IKfT. >*•*— m Cm Srt 7UM MM turn CmG>w4Hh> mm U7i a.«7* SrMtf Fto* turn MM H.W In Raw MM a,i7o MM MFImi «.no MH IMM MRmt U.1M MM 2MM MR«r KM UN 21JH
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        RENTS DEPEND ON LOCATION AND USE
        309 9 RENTS of the 50-storey Development Bank of Singapore Building will range from $1.80 to $2 per square foot (0.0929 sq. metre) each month for office space, and $2.50 to $3.80 for shop space. 411 rates will, however, depend on location and use. All rents,
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        Research on wind effects carried out, too
        312 11 AT R EMENDCUS amount of research has gone into the design of the 50-storey Development Bank of Singapore Building which is to soar majestically into the skyline along Shenton Way. Because of the height, which will be 612 feet (186.53 metres) above ground
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        Scheme mooted by the EDB in 1967
        531 11 THE 50-storey Development Bank of Singapore Building project was first conceived by the Economic Development Board in 1967. The EDB then already had the Idea of erecting a building in the centre of Singapore's business and financial district With the acquisition of some
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        Firm confident to meet challenge of technology
        275 12 OHBAYASHI-GUMI Ltd. of Japan, which won the $36.25 million contract as main contractor for the 50-storey DBS building project, is confident of meeting the technological challenge. The company, specialists In the field of civil engineering and construction, was Informed of the acceptance of
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        Specialists in civil engineering and other works
        216 12 Specialists in civil engineering and other works By Special Correspondent A WELL-ESTABLISH- ED firm of general contractor specialising in civil engineering, construction and related works, Ohbaya-shi-Gumi Ltd. has undertaken projects worth over U551,686 million over the past five years. Its paid up capital now stands at US$2B.6 million. It has
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      244 10 You can see a lot of Singapore from here. vW| When completed, the 50-storey Development Bank of Singapore mini limi j22|2j JIJJIJSI building will be Singapore's tallest building. More than just being **********1 mini^ 1 impressive, it will have all the modern facilities to make it one of the mini
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      220 12 Lim Manufacturing Private Ltd. Sawmillers, Exporters of Sawn, Kiln Dried, and Machined Timber. Manufacturers of Wood Parquet, Wood Mouldings and All Types of Wood Products. Factory: No. 17, Jalan Terusan, Jurong Industrial Estate, Singapore 22 Tel: *****8 *****3 Cable Address: "BROSMAC" We are proud to be in association with THE
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      28 12 INTRACO LIMITED IS PROUD TO BE IN ASSOCIATION WITH THE DEVELOPMENT BANK OF SINGAPORE Address: I. C. B. Building, 2, Shenton Way P. O Box 3481 Singapore 1.
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    Sultan – starts anticrow drive in Klang
    153 13 Sultan starts anticrow drive in Klang I(UALA LUMPUR, 1Y Fri. The Sultan of Selangor today called for control of Klang's crow population. impetus to this row campaign, he plant to organise a crcwshootlug competition In August. •y will be presented to th<> team shooting the most crows. The Sultan called
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    Double killer gets life term
    469 13  - Double killer gets life term BEN. DAVIDSON Labourer found guilty of manslaughter By Singapore, Fri ABOURER Teoh "Ec Huat '22, was round guilty of the manslaughter of a sister and brother and jailed for life by the Higli Court today, Teoh, originally charged with murder, admitted in a confession before
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    Varsity installation
    30 13 SINGAPORE. Fri. President Sheares will be installed as Chancellor of the University of Singapore at the 19*1 Convocation to be held at the National Theatre on June 12.
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    Pak fair extended
    63 13 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Pakistan trade exhibition at the Great World Amusement Park has been extended for another week to June 6, the exhibition's director, Mr. Mirza Sadiq Husain, said today. The exhibition has attracted some 302,000 people. Among the exhibits are textiles, leather products, garments, brassware, carpets
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    Political detainee freed after 8 years
    146 13 Political detainee freed after 8 years CINGAPORE, Fri. A former member of the pro-communist Anti-British League, Ang Eng Siong, was released today after eight years of political detention. Ang, who was arrested In 1963, served In the procommunist Strike Action Committee which engineered a strike to paralyse the work of
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      214 13 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS Call about kiln Retting very 1. Impertinence* exchanged b«t- hot (8) -ween footballer*? 4-4). U. Perhapa pressing for Urn* S^K^H hSTm" Make. 7 co 3 nce*»on. about <to■tandard might be high mand for 9 TMnk of a spirit, and taka i« Alarming thing about weak one
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  • Saturday, May 29, 1971
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      HERALD CLOSES
      662 14 The Singapore Herald has ceased publication, its licence to publish having been withdrawn yesterday. Last Monday, when the Singapore Government announced that a leading financier had come forward with a rescue offer on terms acceptable to the Government, it did appear likely that the paper could survive. There
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      INDIA AND "BANGLA DESH"
      256 14 New Delhi has alerted the Indian army to replace paramilitary units on the borders with Pakistan. The "ground rules" on the deployment of troops would not be allowed to come in the way- if paramilitary units were unable to meet the situation. This is as much
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      SAVING WATER
      115 14 Warnings of a crackdown on water wasters in Singapore came not a day too soon. No new legislation is needed to deal with those who refuse to be persuaded that the country's sparse stocks of water must be conserved. The public utilities ordinance lays down that any person
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      Boost quality of Malay films
      176 14 Boost quality of Malay films ITS TIME the Malaysian Government Intervened In the local film industry. Conditions In the industry seem to be deteriorating. It's proved everytlme a new Malay film Is screened in cinemas, both In Malaysia and Singapore: the public response is poor. The producers show no interest
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      97 14 \fEMO to your corresm pondent R.R.C. (B.T. May 22 >: how do you correlate your statement with that made by the Prime Minister on page 19 of the same Issue? Tun Razak said: we must treat the people well because we are their servants." It Is common for some officials
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    Army's order in Dacca
    803 14  -  JOSEPH GALLOWAY By I^HULNA (near Dacca)— w^ The road from Jessore is lined with mile after mile of charred mud house foundations, a mute testimony to lerocity where Bengalis fell upon non-Bengalis and the army fell upon all who resisted the restoration of order. Two cut
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    Poet of the city
    1250 14  -  KEITH DEWHURST Chandler: An assessment By LONDON Los Angeles Is the sprawl city, the motorcar city, the sun and ocean city, the dream factory city Chandler was the first man to describe the place, its society, its suburbs, and its surrounding country* RAYMOND Chandler, whose novels
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      Lock icon pHeath predicts 'direct I trade I with C-mart'
      357 15 pHeath predicts 'direct I trade I with C-mart' LONDON, Friday. PRIME MINISTER Mr. Heath yesterday predicted that the bulk of the Commonwealth would have direct trading links with a European Common Market which included Britain. He was answering a barrage of questions on Britain's attempt to Join the community. "Of
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      Now US comes out with 'spray —bomb'
      126 15 Now US comes out with 'spray bomb' CAIGON. Fri. The I nited States has introduced to the IndoChina war a new "aerosol bomb." The bomb sprays an explosive mist that produces blast and concussion when ignited. "U.S. forces have introduced in limited numbers a new fuel type weapon that is
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      Lock icon Queen E— 'regal cheek' in that more pay call
      265 15 Queen E— 'regal cheek' in that more pay call I ONDON. Fri. One of Queen Elizabeth's Privy Councillors said today the Queen had "truly regal cheek" in asking her subjects for a pay rise while her personal fortune mushrooms. Labour Party MP Mr. Richard Crossman, a Privy Councillor who acts
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      Lock icon BOMB HOAX: HUNT FOR MAN WITH SIDEBURNS
      243 15 SYDNEY, Friday. POLICE probing Wednesday's bomb-in-a-plane hoax today issued a new description of the phantom "Mr. Brown" who held Qantas airline to half-a-million dollar ransom Police said the description was given to them by a person who saw "Mr. Brown" take the two
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      Lock icon Mariner to lift off today
      63 15 CAPE KENNEDY. Frt. Space Agency officials have given the go-ahead for Mariner IX to be 'launched on a mission to Mars tomorrow. The unmanned Mariner spacecraft will be launched with an Atlas-Centaur rocket, identical to the one which failed on May 8. sending Mariner VIII
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      44 15 PORT OP SPAIN. Pri. Prime Minister Dr. Eric Williams last night named a new Cabinet. He. however, gave no indication on how constitutional problems dealing with the appointment of opposition senators arising from clean sweep of Parliament, were resolved. Reuter.
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      51 15 SAN FRANCISCO. Fri. The State Supreme <*c-jt' nere has ruled as unconstitutional a 36-year-ol«i law which forbids women :rotn being bartenders "The pede>tal on which womm have been placed has all too often, upon closer Insp-.-ction. b< en revealed as a cage." Judge Kaymond Peter* wrote.—
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      Colleges shut
      28 15 SEOI'L. Fri. The Government today closed down inly four culleges of the Seoul National University after ueeles of student protests and niiinv clashes uith not police
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      i Beauty who went 'numb'
      112 15 lOXC BEACH, Fri. The newly crowned Miss International, Cheryl Hansen of New Zealand, said yesterday she had not thought she would win, and after she was told of it, she went *'c ompletely numb" inside. "Winning was the last thin; I expected. When I heard,
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      Soviets a 'threat' in Indian Ocean
      108 15 PERTH, Fri. U.S. Admiral timo Zumwalt said yesterday that the presence of the iSoviet Navy in the Indian Ocean was a threat for the free world Adm Zumwalt. chief of U. 8.. naval operations, is in Perth to Inspect the Cockburn Sound siVe for
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      35 15 THE GAMBOLS By Barry Appleby free, thamc sou- wefcTl fiT^VKV* mo S LjOVStp cottevo luuqp \>ou to a<sk. usjr /fIUT JU6T A rfuZXE'S A BIT Of CCMFUSIOtT Vm/vJUtI.. 7..S S ABOUT WUAT WE'RE y- r
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      Lock icon 15-year arms pledge to Sadat
      505 16 15 -year arms pledge to Sadat PRESIDENT Sadat has won a pledge of full-scale Soviet military and political support for Egypt for at least the next 15 years in his talks here with visiting President Podgorny. The two leaders signed a friendship and co-opera-tion treaty last night, described in an
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      60 16 TEL AVIV, Fri. Foreirn Minister Mr. Abba Eban said today Israel would assume a wait-and-see attitude toward the new 15-year military aid treaty between S-'eypt and the Soviet I'nion. "We want to hear an appraisal of the situation from our sources," the Minister said, apparently referring
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      61 16 SAN SEBASTIAN. Fri. French Consul-General Mr. Henri Wollner last night fought off an attempt to kidnap him by two armed men, believed to be members of the Basque Nationalist movement E.T.A. He was assisted by a French Vice-Consul Mr. M. Bernard who heard his cries for help when
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      Lock icon Heart surgery on baby
      44 16 LONDON, Pri. A 12-day-old baby has made medical history by becoming one of the youngest ever patients to survive open -heart surgery. The child. Ronald West, underwent surgery to correct a chronic heart defect at KUUngbeck hospital in Leeds. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Fierce Kachins inarch into Thai territory
      289 16 Fierce Kachins inarch into Thai territory BANGKOK, Frl. Fierce Kachln warrior tribesmen have entered Thai territory following the capture of their strongholds in Northern Burma by Burmese troops, Informed sources said here today. About 400 Kachins led by Duwa (chief) Zau Seng had occupied a mountain pass used by opium
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      22 16 LONDON. Prl. Tough proposals to deal with the noise problem at British airports have been Introduced by the Government. Reuter.
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      Lock icon COURT SHOOTOUT ACCUSED KICKS AND SPITS AT HIS LAWYER
      411 16 COURT SHOOTOUT ACCUSED KICKS AND SPITS AT HIS LAWYER CALIFORNIA. Friday SHACKLED co-defendant in the murder-kidnap-oonspiracy trial of Black militant Miss Angela Davis yesterday kicked his lawyer out of a chair and spat and cursed at him in the Superior Court in San Rafael here. Co-defendant Ruchell Magee shouted at
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      Lock icon Swing to Labour in Tory strongholds
      91 16 I ONDON, Fri. Labour Li, won the traditional Conservative seat of Bromsf rove last night In an Important by-election. It had a majority of 1.868 votes. The Bronurrove result indicated a suing to Labour of 10.1 per cent. In two other by-election results, Labour
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      Lock icon Susan Atkins gets life' for torture -killing
      336 16 Susan Atkins gets life' for torture -killing OS ANGELES, Fri Susan Atkins, 23--year-old Hippie follower of Cba Manson, yrstt i pleaded guilty to torture killing of musician Gary Hinma: and was sentenced to life imprisonment. Judge Raymond c said: "She is a pei who would be dangi to any community.
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      GUILTY! Former captain in big bank robbery
      290 17 GUILTY! Former captain in big bank robbery VKW DFXHI. Fri. A tormer Army tapt.iin accused of launching a fantastic plot to ■teal Ks ti million ($4.4 mil.) from the Bank of India and nearly succeeded pleaded guilty yesterday and was sentenced to five years in uiil. Rustom Sohrab Nagarwstai 50,
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      238 17 V ÜBA CITY, Fri. Police found five more bodies in California's "orchard of death," late last night, bringing the total to 20 the biggest multiple murder in recent U.S. history. Police digging under the glare of searchlights found the corpses beside the Feather River
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      Big Two agree to freeze missiles buildup
      541 17 Big Two agree to freeze missiles buildup WASHINGTON, Fri fHE United States and Russia have reached tentative agreement on a freeze of in-ter-continental ballistic missiles, sources disclosed yesterday Barring an abrupt reversal In the Soviet position, the sources Indicated that rapid results can be expected when the Strategic Arms Limitation
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      17 17 MOSCOW. Prl. Russia has launched the A *32rd artificial earth satellite*!! IU Cosmo* series Reuter.
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      British film wins top prize at Cannes festival
      368 17 British film wins top prize at Cannes festival CANNES, Frl. Britain captured the top prize at the Cannes film festival last night with its star-studded entry "The Go-between," which brought together some of Britain's top acting, directing and writing talent. It was the first major International award for Joseph Losey,
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      Lock icon US hits out at Soviet trial of 4 Jews
      197 17 US hits out at Soviet trial of 4 Jews WASHINGTON, Fri. TT The U.S. State Department attacked as "abhorrent and and deprivation of fundamental human rights", the Soviet conviction of four Jews in Riga. Press officer Mr. Charles Bray issued the US statement criticising the trial at which the four
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      Lock icon Saved from minefield
      59 17 BONN. Pri. East German frontier guards rescued a 20--year-old West German womjin last night from wandering into a border minefield. The woman spent several hours wandering between two barbed wire fences on East Gfrman territory near Coburg. apparently with the intention of crossing Into East Germany. Behind
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      Lock icon 80 Indon teachers sacked for political activity
      290 17 JAKARTA. Friday EIGHTY public school teachers In East Java have been dismissed on grounds that they violated regulations by campaigning for the Nationalist Party, the Suluh Marhaen reported today. The dally, quotlog second chairman of the PNI Mr. Sunawar Sukowatl. said although the
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      Lock icon PRIORITY FOR POVERTY CALL BY —THANT—
      141 17 PRIORITY FOR POVERTY CALL BY THANT— UCSTON. Frl. UN Secre-tary-General U Thant said y.esterday poverty and the luture o! the world must receive precedence over the present ruinous military and Ideological priorities. Adresslhg an International symposium here on the U.N.s Second Development Decade, he also said unemployment and underemployment around
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      Lock icon SOLD! US $3.2 m gems at Christies
      133 17 QENEVA. Fri. A rlittering array of diamonds, emeralds and other (ems were sold for 12.9 million Swiss francs (1553.2 mil.) at a Christies auction yesterday. Prize of the sale was a 47.40 rarat blue-white diamond bought by a private person for 2.6 million
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      26 17 TOKYO, Fri Japan flew I its first plane equipped with smokeless et engines yesterday to pioneer a wa> to ease air contaminat on. UPI.
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      71 18 RISES [;uinness $5.95 ■vl Credit $1 78 Par $1.58 L'.OB. $2.95 5. Dredge $3.64 Ben $146 VI. Invest $2.44 liammon $121 .20 .14 10 .10 10 .09 .09 .08 FALLS Veneer $167 +.07 P.E.G.I. $181 +.07 Steamers $2.10 +.07 Tractors $2.53 +.07 Power Telecom $0.77 Vi +08
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      STRAITS TIMES INDICES
      38 18 May 27 May 28 IndusUUb: 159.14 160.42 I Hotels: 73.J2 73.83 Proprrtlr*: 129.44 130.01 t Tint: 92.99 93.07 t rabbcn: 118.38 118.32 Dec. 30, 19M 100 •I Dec 31. 1968 100 tDec. 29, 1M2 1*0
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      ST index crosses over 160 barrier
      274 18 BUOYANT conditions continued to rule on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. Trading was active throughout the day. During the morning session a 10-mlnute suspension was imposed to enable trading clerks to clear their contracts. Gains were further consolidated in top and
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1011 18 810 AND OFFIR FRICCt OFFICIALLY LUTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE lINCAPORE ROOMS OF TNI STOCK EXCHANGE WITH FRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WIRE: INDUSTRIALS O. Hope SS| UNIT TRUST (Asia Unit Trust) (Mifiiii'i prlsss tor May 31) Mai. Invest. Fund 1M xd 1.43 xd Mai.
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1592 18 DUSINESS In and reported to D the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of shares traded shown in brackets In lots of 1,000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIAL* Akaa (2) 11. 37. Alh.d Ch*c. (2) (2 S3. (1) 12 44. (1)
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      260 18 MALAYAN Banking elected a new board of directors at an extraordinary general meeting on Thursday. Two members of the board are new-comers while the rest served in the past board appointed by the NOC after It was declared a protected bank. The two newcomers are Mr. Robert Hoh
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      Exchange rates
      164 18 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed r.erchant rates as at May 28. Local dollar* to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreicn Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound 7.3850 7.3525 7.3400 Australia Dollar 3.4525 3.4100 3 3900 Canadian Dollar 3.0375 3.0050 2.9900N New
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        54 18 Thursday Wednesday SU.S. tU.t. London 40.70 40.90 Beirut Cloaed 41.20 Hongkong 42.24 42.25 Zurich 40.808 40.058 40.958 41.058 Paris 40.87 40.95 B'pore ll) 42.45 42.575 t t B'pore (2) 158.80 159.40 (1) Export price in non-sterling areas In U.S. dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In
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        CLOSING PRICES
        24 18 MAY 28 RUBBER: 112.00 cents per kilo (down 1.50 cents). TIN: $633 (down $3.87 >/j). Official offering; 320 tons (up 17 tons).
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        PALM OIL
        39 18 In U>ndon on Thursday the price of Malayan 5 per cent CIF IK N. European ports In bulk, sterling per long ton June/July was quoted at UKCS4 sellers or Ex-Cont $227 sellers (<lO2 8 or Ex-Cont. 5247).
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        RUBBER QUIET
        451 18 AFTER opening unchanged, the rubber market yesterday fluctuated around 113.50 cents per kilo in very quiet conditions until after mid day when stale bull liquidation reduced values by three-quarters of a cent. Turnover was mediocre, with reported forward business In July/Sept, and Oct./ Dec. 1971 and April/ June
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        Tin drops lower
        170 18 J^WE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday declined further, losing $3.87£ to $633 per picul on an official offering up 17 tons to 320 tons. The local market's fall was partly Influenced by the further easing of £4 In the overnight London metal price. The market was
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        PRODUCE
        110 18 I/^NINIII PRODUCE KXCNANCE, V SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING FRICES FIR FICUL VESTCROAV. Cecsnut OH: bulk {33! sellers, drum 556 sellers. Copra: Mixed if.o.b loose June/ July UK/Cont. 132 B. Popper: Muntok AST A white f.o.b. 100'- NLW JISO sellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96'; NLW »170 sellers. Sarawak npecial black f.o.b.
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        BULL REACTION DISSOLVED
        262 18 THE overall tone in London rubber was easier during the nek to noon on Thursday. Only last half 1972 and 1973 landed positions snowed any sign of comparative steadiness due, it Is thought, to an apparent paucity of similarly forward physical offerings. Spot and nearby landed lost
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      —Berjaya Kawat comes on stream
      505 18 Berjaya Kawat comes on stream OERJAYA Kawat is 1 now operational. Wire rope is starting to flow from the company's Batu Tiga plant wnich by late August will be in full production. Managing director J.C. McNeill of Broken Hill Proprietary, Australia's Industrial giant, explained yesterday that Berjaya Kawat's plant was
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      119 18 ST. PIRAN Mining is to pay a final dividend of 15 per cent for 1970 making a total 20 per cent for the year. MALAYSIA RUBBER is paying a final dividend of 32 i per cent making 40 per cent for 1970 against 50 per cent in the previous year.
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        356 18 AfELBOURNE, Frl.—A strong "x rise by Whim Creek today failed to lift the Melbourne Stock Exchange market, but miners steadied with heavyweights marginally firmer. Volume was moderate. Whim Creek closed $1.80. up at $3.90 alter Its nickel report. Among the heavyweights, B.H. North firmed 10 cents to $12.80 and
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        78 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Thursday 70.94 Wednesday 70 61 Week ago 70.16 RUBBERS Thursday 184.59 Wednesday 186 51 Week ago 188.68 OILS Thursday ***** Wednesday 340 40 Week ago 338.36 INDUSTRIALS Thursday 383 6 Wednesday 386 0 Week br6 390 4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Thursday 905 78 Wednesday 906
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        287 18 YORK, Thurs. The market spent a listless session as prices closed virtually unchanged in one of the lightest trading sessions of the year. Near the close declining issues held a slim margin over gains, while the popular market averages were slightly lower. The New York Stock Exchange composite
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        Asian Dollar
        49 18 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are deposits of U5525,000 and above: One month 7 p.c. Two months 7 l/16p.c. Three months 7 l/16p.c. Six months 7 1/8 p.c. Nine months 7 1/8 p.c. Twelve months 7 1/8 p.c.
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        Whit Monday holiday
        48 18 The foltowl^ market. achedoled to rewwa do«ad on Whit Monday. (May si): Austria, Belflom. Denmark. Finland^ France, West Germany, the Netherlands Nor^ W"7. South Afrlc*. Sweden, Switzerland the I'nited Kinrdont ImJ2!Z Ln d UU (Mr mortal Dry). AU nwu-keU In Hone Konc were cloaed yei-
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    Extortion letters: Police explore jealousy motive
    192 19  - Extortion letters: Police explore jealousy motive Gerry Oe Silva By CINGAPORE, Frl. Jealousy could have been the motive behind two extortion letters to businessmen recently demanding $70,000, police sources said today. A police spokesman today appealed to newspapers not to disclose the Identity of the two victims. in one letter,
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    Youths admit extortion
    54 19 SINGAPORE. Pri. A gang >l seven youths surrounded hawker Ko Chin Swee at a uyang and forced him to give them four dollars, a magistrate's court heard today. Today. Ong Beng Hoe, 17. and Lee Teck Chuan. 17. pleaded Euilty to a charge of extortion. Sentence was
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    $1,000 fine for sheltering illegal 'guests'
    119 19 SINGAPORE, Fri. Driver Ahmad bin Arshad, 57, who gave food and shelter to four Indonesian illegal immigrants, was fined $1,000 or six months' jail, by the first magistrate's court today. Hi- admitted harbouring Sauri s/o Ardi, 17, Bosuni I o Ahmad, 27. Bakiri bin
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    Glimmer of hope couple may be reconciled
    478 19  -  TAN WEE LIAN: NEW TURN TO SINGAPORE'S ROMANCE OF THE YEAR By Singapore, Friday §TOCKY retired Australian storeman, Hector de Luca, today talked of his broken romance and his sleepless nights. "I lost 35-lb In weight. So you must know how hard it
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    Two years for robbery
    82 19 SINGAPORE. FTi. Labourer Chee Ai Meng. 21, who admitted his part In a $4,200 robbery at a shop in North Bridge Road on Feb. 8. was Jailed today for two years. He had a previous conviction. The court heard that Chee and three accomplices held up
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    Picnic for kids and old folks
    78 19 SINGAPORE, Pri. The Hello Support Group, a social and recreation club, will hold a picnic for 30 children of the Tampmes Retarded Home and 20 inmates of the Aljunled Road Old Polks Home on Sunday at the Redemptorlst Seminary at Windsor Drive, Cbingl. The
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    British team's film to mark MSA London flight
    160 19 British team's film to mark MSA London flight CINGAPORE. Frl.— A flve- man British film crew have been roinini around Singapore and shoo t in r at "almost anything worth seeinf" for the past week. "The purpose or this 15--minute colour film is to mark Malaysia-Singa-pore Airlines' inaugural flight to
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    Management achievement course
    56 19 Management achievement course SINGAPORE. Frl. The National Productivity Centre will conduct a threeweek course on "Management goals and their achievement" starting on June 21. It Is open to those In top and middle-manage-ment In commerce, Industry and government bodies. The fee is $150. Classes will be held at the NPC
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    Hit PC charge
    31 19 SINGAPORE. Pri. Llm Han Chens. 28. today denied punching PC Low Ser Lian's face at Telok Ayer Basin yesterday. Hearing was fixed for Aug. 25. Bail was allowed.
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    Muslim League
    26 19 SINGAPORE, Pri. Mr. M.J. Namazie, an advocate, has been elected president of the Muslim League. The general secretary is Mr. M. Kamal Bate ha.
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    Chase Bank workers may also get bonus windfalls
    270 19 Chase Bank workers may also get bonus windfalls SINGAPORE, Frl. WORKERS of the Chase Manhattan Bank are likely to receive similar windfalls in bonuses this year as their colleagues in the Chartered Bank. An official of the bank today said: "We support the call made by Government and the NTUC
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      221 19 PA has been retained to advise on the appointment of an EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR for SINGAPORE EMPLOYERS FEDERATION The Executive Director controls the total affairs of the Federation and reports directly to the Council and its President. This vacancy arises as a result of the impending retirement of the present Director.
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      31 19 I'dptefet W^L QbiCsir. JNj^B&B^^mm I of m» ■Lm£ ifl W//A Wk A a A EM me' Ml Pick a Bic -the better ballpoint *^fc*._ tc ORANGt FJNE B<LLE CARBURE J a
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      920 19 On your TV and Radio 1.00 Opening and Or. Doolittle:- 6.30 News in Brief (E) 3.00 P.M. Programme Summary 1.00 Programme Summary The Grasshoppers Are Coming |4| ntef Schoo Debate (EM on 3.12 Exercise with Gloria 8.03 Majallah TV K e* J* h^LnT Tl of "c Holy Tnfani lei Feature
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    VICTORY FOR VICTORIANS IN INTER-SCHOOL SCIENCE QUIZ
    176 20 VICTORY FOR VICTORIANS IN INTER-SCHOOL SCIENCE QUIZ SINGAPORE, Friday rwas "V for Victory" for Victoria School as they emerged winners of the Inter-School Science Quiz held at Shell Theatrette today. Representing the school were 15-year olds Han Yung Fung and Chng Kai Jin who beat three other schools St. Joseph's
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    Set up accounts lab at varsity: Expert
    294 20 Set up accounts lab at varsity: Expert SINGAPORE, Friday QXH of several new changes to hv made in the University of Singapore's School of Accountancy may include the setting up of a teaching laboratory costing about $2.'U)()O. It is one of the suggestions put forward bj Professor G.G. Meredith, head
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    Centre's picnic
    40 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. The women's sub-committee of Jalan Tenteram community centre is organising a picnic at the Kampong Tengah holiday camp on June 20 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Those interested in going can enrol at the centre.
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    Permanent ban
    24 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. The Home Affairs Ministry has permanently banned a Malaysian, Teng Pale Thong alias Dan Pek Thong. 30, from entering Singapore.
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    MP: Now a greater awareness of cultural values
    169 20 MP: Now a greater awareness of cultural values CINGAPORE, Fri. There seems to be greater awareness of cultural values among Singapore's more affluent population, the MP for River Valley, Mr. Low Guan Onn, said tonight. He said this at the opening of an art exibition by local artists organised by
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    Smoky lorry
    23 20 SINGAPORE. Fri. Lorry owner Ang Chan was today fined $100 (or operating a smoky lorry Guillemaxd Road on Nov. 20. 1968.
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    WELFARE HOMES GET 1,500 RICE DUMPLINGS GIFT
    104 20 SINGAPORE, Fri. The Parliamentary Secretary (Social Affairs), Mr. Chan Chee Seng, today received 1,527 rice dum"plinfrs from four donors on behalf of 12 social welfare homes. The donors are businessman Mr. Lam See Chiew, Mr. Mah Yin* Cheong, chairman of the Tanjong Pagar
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      226 20 ONLY FEW UNITS ARE LEFT YOUR OWN SHOP FOR ONLY $34,500 OR AN OFFICE FOR AS LITTLE AS $32,500 AT KATONG SHOPPING CENTRE Katong Shopping Centre, the biggest and most modern shopping complex in the heart of Katong, serving the most densely populated and affluent district of Singapore. Katong Shopping
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      286 21 Sorry, but you can't have those one-room flats Replies from the Government T REFER to the letA ter by "Helpless" (S.T. May 28) under the heading "Why not let out those vacant flats?" The family income limit for the rental of a one-room (Improved) flat is $300 a month. As
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      117 21 THE complaint (about a man watering the green on the golf course at Seletar) by "Housewife" (8.T., May IS) has been fully investigated. The Investigation revealed, to our great chagrin, that the incident in question did indeed take place. However, we must stress that every effort has been made, and
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      207 21 WITH reference to the letter by "Resident" (S.T. May 21) the Jurong constituency citizens' consultative committee had fecommended to the Urban and Rural Services Committtee the making up of Hong Kah Lane. The Committee has approved the making up of the road in stages. The first stage costing $30,000 will
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      190 21 T REFER to the letter by J "Band Members" (S.T., May 11). The Central Judging of Bands Is not a competition but a means of assessment to select bands to perform at the main Singapore Youth Festival. Certificates of Merit are awarded to bands which put up a creditable performance.
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      WHEN LOCAL CUSTOMERS CALL FOR SERVICE
      305 21 WHEN LOCAL CUSTOMERS CALL FOR SERVICE I FULLY agree with Mr. Philip Lee, (S.T.. May 22) that the "thank you and goodnight" greeting from waitresses to customers should be done away with because customers seldom return the greeting. But I strongly disagree that waiters and waitresses should smile at customers
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      YET ANOTHER BUS MISHAP
      180 21 ANOTHER bus accident on Tuesday and preceded by the bus which caught fire a few days back at MacPherson. and the ghastly accident at Anderson Bridge. What next? Let's not put up w.th this. Let's call for more consideration on the part of bus owners and
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      We'll open the gate
      75 21 T REFER to the letter by 1 'Sportsman" (S.T., May 18), concerning the locked gate facinf Nlcoll Highway leading to the People's Association. "Sportsman" may be pleased to observe that arrangement has already been made to keep the gate open from 8 a.m. to 6.30 p.m.
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      Fund raising tickets that must be —sold—
      132 21 Fund raising tickets that must be —sold TnVO of my grandx children are attending a school which every year organises a number of routine fund-rais-ing campaigns for which the children are forced to buy tickets. Several parents have complained to the principal in vain in the past. Last week my
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      68 21 I MAILED my Post Office Savings Bank passbook on May 25, for auditing and Inclusion of interest and on the afternoon of the 26th I received tbe passbook back much to my surprise after reading tbe various letters of complaint in your columns. My conclusion is that our postal service
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      236 21 Hf V-^V"J t ail s9feMA mLuJmmKL ..^ti Do your thing to your own r^/' \a beat and the throb of )^fQj^ Trinity and the Pink (3\^yC) and Purple at The Eye fheeve from dusk to dawn. UIL *v c The swmginq ditco that ii.ll tin ii CUSCADEN HOLSE HOTEL 7\Vr>
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      408 21 Advertisement "graffman"! VICTORIA THEATRE MOMDAY MAY 31 st 8.45 p.m.; "Almost beyond belief" London Times; "puts g one in mind of Rachmaninoff" London TeleSraph; "Among the great of our time" hristian Science Monitor; "summit of pianisric fireworks" Der Taj; "All criticism is silenced" Berlin Kurier; "The oudience exploded with enthusiasm"
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    130 22 FAMILY OF THI late Mr Heng Hang Kwans thank friends and relatives for condolences, wreaths, kind asn.ktance and attendance at funeral acrvlco. Devotion of Doctors and Staff. TROH Ward 6 greatly appreciated. All monetary gifts donated to charity through Prlnsep Street Life Church. Bethel Church, Jalan Kayu Chinese Presbyterian
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    69 22 BENJAMIN SALES 60%— 70* discounts on many Items. Specie' Shoes $16.50/-. dresses $24.50/--blklnls $9.90/- Beach dresses $14.50/-. handbags $14.50/-. 21-1 Amber Arcade. Orchard Road Spore. ROSALIE HERNON New courses for Professional Beauty Culture and Halrdresaing starting June 1971. Enrolment accepted now. Enquiries Salon Phoenix (Spore) *****. LOUIS! KLERK'S SALONS
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    95 22 MR MAH Kll KINO called "Home" Friday 28/3/71. 5.30 a.m. Lovingly remembered by wife Swan Cbeoh and children Puay-Kheng. Lawrence Guan-Ylt and Christina. Service 3 00 p.m.. Mt. Vernon Crematorium Christian Chapel. Sunday 30/5/71. No wreaths by request, donations to Bible Society of Singapore or Singapore Council of Social
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    Raliglous announce)—e>nt«
    409 22 Raliglous announce)—e>nt« APOSTOLIC CHURCH CONVENTION. 4 Irrawaddy Road off Baleatler Road, Singapore. Many souls were saved and sick were healed during last two night services. Tonight 7 30 Rev. Thomas preaches "The Harvest I. Put". Tomorrow 9 a.m. Meeaage "I«f. Wife"; Night 7.30 (final) 'Christ Is ComlnK Soon.' Bring your
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      280 22 TAN:— To Nglap Blah and Kirn Knu. a daughter LI Chine on Wednesday. 26th May 11)71 at Youogberg Memorial Hospital Singapore Ovarsaas laava HIRE A CAR IN Britain from Morleys of Kingston. Vans, saloons. Estate cars, motor caravans, from i 9 90 weekly In Winter, 118.70 per week Summer No
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      698 22 SECRETARY REQUIRED by Import Engineering firm Must be female, pleasant appearance, experience In banking, shipping and accounting procedures, fast and neat typing, fluent In spoken and written English of at least Senior Cambridge standard. Shorthand not easentlal but must be able to handle correspondence independently. Applicants pleaae state qualifications, experience,
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      923 22 A FOOD COMPANY In Town requires a counter-salesgirl /boy, above 20, secondary education and two workers, above 14, primary education. Call personally 33-B. Hoof Kong St.. between 2 6 p.m. today, or apply Box A 4831 B.T. Spore. APPLICANTS replying to Box numbers for Vacancies are requested not to enclose
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      935 22 SALES REPRESENTATIVE with good experience in Hotel catering equipment Is required by progressive Company. Apply with full details to 0.P.0. Box 70S. Spore. WANTIO ENCLISH SPEAKING waitresses, good pay. hlcti commlaalon. apply personally Sblp Inn Bar at 1022 Stmbawang Road, 13s m.«. B'pore 27. Tel. *****3. SALES REPRESENTATIVES With knowledge
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      1037 22 IMMEDIATELY AVAILAKLI Kum Hing Court B'pore 10. 3-bedroomed furnlsbed apartment. 3 atrcoodltloners. 2 bathrooms. 1 longbath. wall to wall carpetu* H»IM $1,200/- p.m. Phone 8 pore «*3552. DISTRICT 10-New fully f"™ l^ 3 4 bedrooms, modern semi-detached houses near Botanic Oarden, University Singapore, American School. Quiet, hlgh-claaa residential area. Telephone
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      2518 22 DISTRICT 11 Luxurious executive de- LUXURIOUS split level 2-storey STUDY AT HOME and paas examine—. tached bungalow f U y furnlahed CaUf^U houi^s mile. B^lt tlon: BCS Ltd. offer Home Blue* Diethelm furniture. Three bedrooms. "m^Roei^bedroomr l.vlngdin- Courses la Correspondence A Repdg lounge, dining area all alr-coo- tog^omS l«ge bale—
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      1190 23 ■C LIVERPOOL ANO OTNER UK /CONTINENTAL PI T,^^^^^""^^^ **********11 1 ruTHYI.US 1...M8. Liv.rpool, o*l,,.°"*'™ 1"" pt,^", HECTOR Belfast Dublin JaM j lmm St. "Jii l l z^.. 6i ow au S, 1 s=^ a |»w ',Z\l ISS ""SI" a.^^ 1 1 38 99 M! i, lt Liverpool, 8^8J1iy........"! Jily 28
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      1033 23 IHECT TO HAMBURG IM 30 MYB P. Sham Pening Smgapon LOAOINC FOR: •MMA tailed Sailed Gda. 1-2, JaM 1 Hamburg Bremen. R'dam/A'dam, A'wtrp, Oslo, C'burg. Malmo C'hagen. 3IENA JMt 3/12 JMt 13/14 JMI 15/17 C'blanci. H'burg 'B'men, R'dim Adam, G'burg Aarhus, C'hagen. PANAMA JMC 13/13 Hamburg/Bremen. A'dtm/R'dtm/ Antwerp. C'hagen, G'burg,
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      1066 23 lwS, MM^AaTMTAf I il jPU EXPtESS SEIVICE TO LONDON, LIYEIPOOI t M NT IX f. MTU WITS BENNEVIS For Bremen Jalf 7 Singapore P. Sham Penang ST, 0 1 W 'J C 38 18, May 38 Mlf 11/ 1 Jmi 4/ 3 Hull BFNAI I If.lN For I .erpooi Jalf
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      1169 23 FOKTNItriTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. New York Penang P. J-feai Spore Kinfiton 3aijM JMa) Km 11 JMI Aaf I 2 I Jim 13 JaM 13 A* 24 UT JaMU Jalf 1 Jalf 3 SeV Jl" 0 **<>* 'Mail Jalf 14 Jal lIS Illy 17 Seat 24 «f*?
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      1149 24 BV^^r^^^^^BHa>^^^^/f^av^a^^^^k^^^gaaW|^l^g_ HBaa^iJM»aj^|w^^aa«l)BßßPiaaa»B»«B^Ba«BJ g KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. W««t Au<traliaSin B apor«, Japan S«a>vl«* Frtmantlt S pore Kaalung Ytkkjichi/Mgoya Y'hama Kobe ■Iclgna Mara" 24 JMt > Jily II J«i» Mf r Acceitnf urgl far KMc. Osaka, Natiya. Vtkekaaa. KAWASAKI RINMI RISAN WISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan Hongkong
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      1045 24 TO NEW ZtALAND Loads Penang P. Sham Singapore Fir: JUWARA StaM IJMt 7/ I Jmi Auch., Will., Lytt. FROM AUSTRALIA ■WITT'TTTTm^T. 2i jat STRAITS/MADRAS BERVICE: 1 > Singapore P. Sham Penang Leaiiic Itr: RAJULAt Sailed Sailed I Pert Nagapattinam, Madras. RAJULAt 15 2« Jne II JMt 22 JMt Nagapattinam, Madras.
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      908 24 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. l^^^--2s* (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) tt ICB BUILDING, 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3^ U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM, HAVRE. Sinnpore P. »ham Penang Arrive!: NEPTUNE TOPU H Mtl/4 JeM ll Ptrt London 2A7, H'burf 1/7, rfiam 10/7, Havrt 12/.
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      739 24 mM SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD No. 3OE. Jin. Ampwg. Kuala Lu>nour. jfl I The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P. Sham Penang arritMi iv */ij-i ai&. Wily?: A'werp 19/7,' Bremen 21/7 BUNCA MELOI 21/21 JMt 24/27 JMt M/M JeM Havrt 24,7, loe.don 26/7. H'burg 1/8. R'dam 3,8.
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      911 25 Brent School Baguio City Philippines Founded in 1909 An J?' t *I? mU n *Lj cno 1 ta tne Brent School la co-edv rational from kindergarten through high school with a boarding department for students from grade S to grade 12. 1971-1972 Bchool Year Starts August 2. 1971. For farther
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      943 25 REMOVAL OF OFFICES Sim Lim Investments Ltd., and Nadefinco Ltd.. would like to inform their friends and customers that with effect from the 31st May. 1971, their offices and those of their subsidiaries (r Associates will be temporarily moved to Selegie Complex, pending the completion of Sim Lim Tower. The
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      1210 25 CRANES FOR HIRE 10 to 50 tons lifting capacity availaable for long or short term hire with dragline or clam shell if required. Enquiries: STRAITS ENGINEERS (S) PTE. LTD., 75 Jalan Benaan Kapal, Kallang Park Industrial Estate, Singapore 14. Telephone: *****7 JABATAN PELAJARAN, KEDAH. Masofc SekoUh Darjah Satu .lalam Uhun
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      653 25 A/E! HOW DOES $2000 to $3000 GRAB YOU? ThatV the kind of money we'll be paying for the kind of man we want. If you think that's what you are worth here's an idea of what we are after. You will already have experience as a senior account executive, or
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      503 26 THE MANDARIN HOTEL has the following vacancies:A. Restaurant Managers B. Head Bartender C. Asst. Restaurant P J Managers s *T™—*r-~'^ D. Coffee House F. Dining Room WHY Captains U-^»« G. Hostesses th s^csSBrE in H. Waitresses I. Waiters J. Bus Boys QUALIFICATIONS: Experience in categories G, H, I, J is
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      759 26 S|j HOUSINC DEVaOPMENT BOARD MM SINCAPORE Applications are Invited from Singapore and Malaysian Cltlaens:— i APPOINTMENT: (A) ASSISTANT CIVIL ENGINEERS (B) ASSISTANT STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS (C) ENGINEERING ASSISTANTS DUTIES FOR POST: (A) To take charge of the design and supervision of Civil Engineering Works such as piling, earthwork, dredging, road, sewer
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      631 26 M@bil Invites applications from suitably qualified candidates for the position of: PERSONNEL ADVISOR QUALIFICATIONS An honours degree in Business Administration, Arts, Commerce, Economics or equivalent, from a recognized institution. EXPERIENCE Preferably with extensive experience in personnel and/or industrial relations work. DUTIES Will be responsible for individual salary/benefit plan administration; conducting
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      604 26 MANAGEMENT CONSULTANCY STAFF Turquond, Youngs Loyton Bennett offer opportunities for opp'iconts whc hove held responsible positions in industry or commerce ro join their expanding management consultancy organisation. Applications are invited from: ACCOUNTANTS Qualified accountonts aged 26 —40 with experience of modern management information systems and the ability to discuss ond
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      779 27 fIIBBHHHH pBHBHB^HppBpHiHBIHBH '(font, from Page 22) X turs and Excursions h aM hlpelaoo special daily TOURS: Cameron /PanrXor I. land 6 gaM $90/- dep: 6/6 Malaya/ Otmertn Highland* 4/7 day* $05/--■OO (Air-conditioned room) Malaya gut Coast 6 day. $100/- 6/6 Bangkok Chi*n«mal 8 day* (Air) I SCHO/- 15 days 5345/5360
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      663 27 lEAUTIFULLY DESIGNED custom stereo cabinet: eteel atorage cabinet; thne-speed manned bicycle; owner leaving for America. Contact Dr. Olson Tel Spore ***** ext. 223. lENG HUAT IRON FURNITURE offer* attractive, quality furniture for I your homti mvditns 23 C&Yen&Kh Road Tel *****6. Showroom: Cold storage. Orchard Road (Spore) ■OR distinctive cane
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      906 27 CLEARING BELOW COST II Remington U.B.A. Portable Typewriter* with case and guarantee. Usual Price: $198/- Now: $129'- Only. Midland Enterprises, 95 Hill Street. Tel ***** (B'pore). CURTAIN UPHOLSTERY FABRICS new shipment, lust arrived from Bwltxerland. UK Holland Oermanv and Thailand G S. Interior* (8) Pte. Ltd 401, River Valley Road
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      830 27 MODERN SOCIAL ESCORT offer. attractive courteou* ladle* for your entertainment 58-C Jalan Beaar Tel: ***** Spore KINGS PHOTOCOPY. COLOUR. B/W Photoflnl.hing. 35mm Beealc Slide* 131, Ea.t Coa« Read, Telephone $1 (Spore) *****8 novatlng. Electrical. Plumberlng Painting, Mosaic. Phone Spore *****8 NIGHTLADV SOCIAL ISCORT offer* charming courteou. multi-racial ladles for your
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      1555 27 ISaturday Oar Market 5 w Vehicles lor sal* M IN THAI HIM, 52 54. Short Btr*et. Tel. 3M61. *****. 11(60 Ford PreMat, 1««2 Volk.wacen. 19«3 Flat O •OOD. 1963 Slmca 1500. 1966 Cortina DL. Opel Rekord IvOOU Ford Cor•air. Renault RIO. Antlla DL. Rekord 1700. Rekord 4 dr... Nlnn I
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      742 27 SINGAPORE POLYTECHNIC SCHOOL OF INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY Applications are invited from suitably qualified persons (or posts as Senior Instructors or Instructors in the Departments ot Mechanical Production Engineering. Electrical 6: Electronic Engineering and Marine Engineering St Shipbuilding Division. DuUes The successful applicants will be expected to give Instruction to technician students
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    PROUD MOMENT FOR SCHOOL HEAD
    233 28 PROUD MOMENT FOR SCHOOL HEAD By RITA LOONG SINGAPORE. Fri. She fights shy of cameramen and reporters. Flashing bulbs and questions are all rather unnecessary to Mrs. E.M. Boswell (above), wellknown social worker and headmistress of Alexandra Junior School in Portsdown Road. She proudly accepted a book on "British Atmy
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    Shipyards' own fire service
    42 28 SINOAPORE. Fri Keppel Shipyard <Pte> Ltd will have its own fire service from next Tuesday, when the Port Authority withdraws its fire brigade from the yard. The fire service will be launched with a fire-fighting demonstration on Monday.
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    Youth stole gems from landlady
    140 28 SINGAPORE, Fri. A jobless youth stole $699 worth of jewellery from his landlady, who had treated him like a brother, a court heard today. The court was told that Muhammad bin Abu Bakar, 21, a Malaysian, had been staying free at housewife Fatimah binte Ngah's
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    Trade fair reopens without fanfare
    111 28 CINOAPORE, Fri.— The 1971 Singapore Trade exposition at Kallang Park reopened tonight. Unlike its first official opening at the beginning of the month, there was no ceremony. The gates were opened without fanfare at six. The exposition, officially opened by the Parliamentary Secretary Home Affairs
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    RAGGING 'OBSOLETE' SO 500 TO BE SPARED
    75 28 PENANG. Fri. About 500 first year students Joining the University of Penang when the new session starts next month will be spared ragging. "Our freshmen orientation committee discourages this In any form," a uni- versity spokesman said today. "The committee feels that ragging
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    8,000 are confused over new pay scales
    513 28  - 8,000 are confused over new pay scales LESLIE FONG PUB'S MULTI-MILLION 'SWITCH' By Singapore, Friday fHE Public Utilities Board's imminent multi- million dollar "switch" to consolidated pay scales js causing anxiety and confusion among its 8,0(X) employees. For the conversion, to be backdated to Jan. 1, 1969, will bring windfalls
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      Wonder boy swimmer is world class
      460 29 yODAY we introduce to you on the right Singapore's "wonder boy" swimmer a nine-year-old who may turn out to be Singapore's world beater in breaststroke events. Already he is world class for his age. In fact, on known American and Australian records he can
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      Madeline looks new sprint queen
      244 29  - Madeline looks new sprint queen E. FRIDA By /CONVENT of the Holy In\j fant Jesus' Madeline Teo made herself the most likely successor to Glory Barnabas as Singapore's sprint queen when she won the "A 100 m on the final day of the City District Schools athletic meet at Farrer
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      Treble triumph by Crescent
      572 29 riRESCENT Girls School \j grabbed the A. B and C team championships for girls on the final day of the Pasir Panjang District schools athletic meet at Queenstown yesterday. They won the "A" title for the fifth successive year, and completed a splendid double in the
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      Second win
      31 29 KHALSA Association scored their second In the SHA League Dlv. One yesterday when they I edged Combined Schools 1-0 at Farrer Park. Scoter was in--1 side left Naranjan Singh
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      All City results
      397 29 RESULTS of all events yesterday as City District Schools athletic meet at Fairer Park: Boys "A" 100 m: 1 Wong Kang Juat 2 V. Jayabalan 3 Cheong Say Kirn 11.0; 300 m: 1 Cheong Say Kirn 2 Woo Kwong Fatt 3 V. Jayabalan 23.4; 1.500 m: 1
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      BURMA'S 186 FOR S-GAMES
      126 29 "ITU ALA LUMPUR. Pri. Burma, unofficial champions of the 1969 Seap Games tn Rangoon, are sending 159 competitors and 27 officials to this year's games here In December. They will compete in 13 of the IS events on the programme athletics (20 men and IS women),
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      All Blues Cup: Illegal warning by MRU
      255 29 KUALA LUMPUR, Fri. The All-Blues Cup rugby competition scheduled for August 7-8 In Seremban will be considered illegal if the organisers, NSCRC, persist in running it according to their rules. The MRU warning followed the decision of NSCRC to withdraw their Invitation to
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      Chukell can recoup with Lemon Tree win
      121 30 Chukell can recoup with Lemon Tree win RACING with Epsom Jeep J^EMON TREE, bought recently by Chukell Stable, can recover some of his purchase price by winning Race 4 at Ipoh today. This grey son of English champion sprinter Right Boy showed plenty of speed when placed over sif and
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      FOCUS ON FORM
      1311 30 HOLE 'N ONE: Still without a win after 13 starts; finished second with 8.3 to Bright Court (8.5) in last start In Div 2 8f race at Bt Timah on May 2; has bright winning chance in weak field. GLEN LARMONIC: Finished down the course In both
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      Great World steps out in style
      264 30 Gre at Wor ld ste ps ou t in style G REAT WORLD 11, a Perak J? erb 7 entry «tePPed out S''^.J°« w 'lh. the *ej 'Pf r ™e d. R°>'» IM. al* °n a Si** 1 track at Ipon yesterday .A^J*' 1" ra, n 3, f m TI
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      SELECTION
      122 30 1.1 .~\'.»1 jri.i w.i. DUI P. lotus I)ERHI\o:;r RACE 1- Timor Malays'* Pircicus Imns C Irn Larmnnic Kin^nutstcr U. BOL'RBON DtrrinKer t'rrcious Lotus RI\ rKSANDh SPRCCE RAPE 2- Floral Mile Floral Mile Intellectual Intellectual FLORAL MILE rahlawan Intrllectu.l VANDA COLLVSION RACE S: Bodyguard Vanda Collusion China Sea V\M)A KodyRiiar
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      Delilkan, Din star in North's innings
      478 31  -  LAN PEREIRA By ATTRACTIVE 59 by skipper Alex Delilkan and a chanceless 43 by Zainuddin Mean helped North total 224 ugainst South on the opening day of their three-day annual cricket match, at the Kuala Lumpur padang, yesterday. At stumps South were 19-3. Delilkan
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      Planters XI
      43 31 Nejrrl Sembilan Planters will meet Selangor Club in a cricket match at Seremban tomorrow. Planters' team: T. Pereira. P. R. Glbb. R. Jeyasuria. J. Jayatilaka. R. Bryant. D. BKncoe. A. S Gill. P. Todd. C. Olberry. D. Barry, J. D Brennan.
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      Old zoning system
      114 31 |"HE Malaysian Cricket Asso- 1 elation have decided to reort the old system of zonirg for the inter-state competiticn lext year. North Kedah. Penang. I :>rlan<tor and Perak. Nnutli Johore. Pahang. Maacca- and Negri Sembilan. Sabah will meet winners of he North and South zones in ilternate
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      Lock icon Yashin the Great says his farewell
      160 31 Yashin the Great says his farewell MOSCOW, Fri. Russian goalkeeper Lev Yashin turned in the last performance of his 18-year Moscow Dynamos career yesterday but the International stars who came to honour him booted in two late goals past his substitute for a 2-2 draw. Tho 41 -year-old Yashin was
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      -I Ashe to support 'keep S.A. out' move
      198 31 -I Ashe to support 'keep S.A. out' move PARIS, Fri. Arthur Ashe said yesterday he Intends to support a movement in Boston in August to prevent South African players competing in both golf and tennis tournaments. The American Negro tennis star said Jie would not cross a picket line of
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      FLAWLESS 62 TAKES ZIEGLER TO FRONT
      113 31 TtfEMPHIS (Tennessee), Frt. Larry Ziegler carded an almost (lawless eight-under-par 62 here yesterday, to take the first round lead in the US$ 175.000 Danny Thomas Memphis golf classic. Ziegler. winner of the 1969 Michigan classic but no better than 15th In any tournament this
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      US baseball
      52 31 NEW TORK. Fri. Results of baseball games played yesterday: American Leaf lie: Detroit 4 New York 3: Boston 6 Washington 2; Malwaukee S Minnesota 3: Cleveland 10 Baltimore 5. National League: Atlanta 4 Montreal 1; Pittsburgh 5 Cincinnati 2; St. Louis 10 Chicago 0; Los Angeles 5 San
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      Lock icon Three bowlers wreak havoc
      442 31 ONDON, Fri. South African all-rounder Mike Procter, Somerset medium-pacer Allan Jones and former England Test star Peter Parfitt all snapped up five wickets as bowlers revelled in overcast conditions in the English County cricket championship yesterday. Procter's destructive fast bowling made Glamorgan struggle for runs in
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      Lock icon 'Joe Show' a big flop
      107 31 'Joe Show' a big flop /COPENHAGEN, Frl. World \j heavyweight boxing champion Joe Frarler's musical show at the 4.000 capacity K B hall today was cancelled because only a few hundred tickets were sold. A spokesman for the Scandinavian booking agency said: "It is not worthwhile going on with the
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      Lock icon Sawamatsu, Kuki spring tennis surprise
      225 31 Sawamatsu, Kuki spring tennis surprise PARIS, Fri. Japan's top ranked girl Kazuko Sawamatsu eliminated the eighth seeded Russian Olga Morozova at the French international tennis championships here yesterday as Britain's Gerald Battrick failed narrowly in his attempt to unseat American Bob Lutz. Miss Sawamatsu only allowed the Russian girl to
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      Walker Cup
      35 31 EDINBURGH. Fri Britain beat the United States 13-11 in their biennial amateur goK match at St. Andrews yesterday to win the Walker Cup for the first time since 1938. BANKER REPLIES TO DENIAL
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      96 29 SOCCER Tour match: British Services v Indonesia Air Porce (Jin Besar 7.30). PSA v Armed Forces (Jin Besar 5.30). rAS Dlv. 1: Ocean v RAF Cnangl (Oeylang 4.30). VTHLETICS Schools District meets: Buklt Tlmah (Chinese High School), Serangoon (Cedar Olrls). Katong (Farrer Park). SAAA friendly road relay (Seletar Reservoir 4
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      427 31 WORD PUZZLE l~ t»t ii»f «*:t«« limi j j STRAITS TIMES SATURDAY WORD PUZZLE U' I (vt?\ Cat Mt ill mo [Him I v^ »J iiu.'nctiiis awiaf inn a Htm m< /Mil /Mill] I L_t I T 1 Vl 111 C I FILL IN I 5]Q TT B O|W| MISSING
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    London Stocks
    425 32 LONDON. Frl. —Australian laauea Whim Creek and Weatfleld Minerals featured an otherwise quiet market following the latter a nickel assays. The quiet market was quietly mixed ahead of the holiday weekend with th«i parliamentary by-election result* anl Courtaulds chairman's statement dampening factors. At 2.43 p.m. the Financial Times
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    164 32 Ransom demand: Give food to the poor ROSARIO (Argentina), Frl.— The kidnappers of honorary British Consul Stanley Sylvester demanded today that the aut h o rities distribute U5562,500 ($187,500) worth of goods and foodstuffs to poor people as ransom for the officialOfficials of Sylvester's firm, the Swift Meat packing plant
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