The Straits Times, 1 June 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200.000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper Estd. 1845 TUESDAY, JUNE 1, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Call for Asian Reds in Unesco meet
    455 1 Call for Asian Reds in Unesco meet SINGAPORE, Mon. A move was made to encourage Asian communist participation in Unesco, which began its Third Regional Conference for Ministers of Education and those responsible for economic planning in Asia here today. The Soviet Minister of Education for Uzberkistan, Mr. Said C.
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    Lock icon 'Lynch them' drama
    577 1 'Lynch them' drama Guerillas hold girl hostage in house ISTANBUL, Monday AN ANGRY crowd today demanded that- two urban guerillas be handed over to them tor lynching, as several hundred troops kept siege over a building in which kidnappers of Israeli Consul Ceneral Ephraim Elrom were holding a 14-year-old girl
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    HIJACK JET STILL CUBA
    99 1 HIJACK JET STILL CUBA HAVANA, Mon. Passengers and crew from a Pan-Am BoHng--707 airliner hijacked to Havana on Saturday continued their unexpected Cuban visit today with no indication when they could resume their trip to Miami. Normally, planes hijacked to Havana are allowed to continue their journeys after about three
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    Lock icon Declare assets extension
    41 1 COLOMBO, Mon— Ceylonese are being given another two months to declare their foreign assets, the Government announced here today. Deadline for an amnesty on foreign exchange declarations, due to expire today, has been extended to July 31. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Communist aid
    32 1 6RINAO AR. (Kashmir) Mon. Reliable sources said yesterday that 500 Pakistanis are training under Communist Chinese army personnel at a camp just across the Peerpenchal range in Pakistani Kashmir UPI.
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    Lock icon Mayor's suicide
    41 1 BAYEUX. (Prance). Mon. Mayor Rene Auvray, 64, of the village of Sallen where 13 people died when«the floor of a public hall caved in, was found dead today. Police said he had apparently committed «ulclde with a shotgun. AP.
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    Lock icon Mariner 9 races Russian probes to Mars
    251 1 Mariner 9 races Russian probes to Mars CAPE KENNEDY, Mon. Mariner 9 raced two distant Russian probes toward Mars today to orbit the planet, map Its battered surface and search from Its Icy poles to dusty equator for clues of life. The American spacecraft trailed the furthest Soviet craft by
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    Killer blast
    24 1 SAIGON, Mon. At least four civilians were killed and 11 wounded when an explosion shattered a government tax office In Saigon tonight.
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    Sadat makes bonfire of secret tapes
    109 1 CAIRO, Mon. President Anwar Sadat today made a bonfire of tape recording and documents containing barfed conversations of private cititens, Cairo Radio said. For 30 minutes the head of state threw tapes onto a blaiint; pyre as thousands of Egyptians shouted "Burn, burn." The
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    Gorton out to wreck defence plan: Paper
    128 1 Gorton out to wreck defence plan: Paper (CANBERRA, Mon. Vj The Opposition Democratic Labour Party (DLP) journal "Focus" yesterday described Defence Minister John Gorton as "the demolitiondiplomat" and accused him of trying to wreck the five-power arrangements for the defence of Singapore and Malaysia. The article said that when Mr.
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    Water: Use down to new low
    196 1 Water: Use down to new low CINGAPORE, Mon. Water consumption went down again in Singapore yesterday to set an all-time Sunday record for low consumption. Singaporeans yesterday consumed only 96.4 million gallons, compared to Saturday's figure of 98.6 million gallons. And yesterday's consumption rate was the closest yet to the
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    Lock icon DON'T waste water! PENALTY $500 fine
    57 1 DON'T waste water! PENALTY $500 fine New lead in Qantas hoax SYDNEY. Mon. Two Sydney detectives flew to Victoria today to check out a lead that gelignite used in last Wednesday's A 1500.000 (1.7 million), bomb hoax came from Melbourne. However, Detective Superintendent Ron Lendrum said no substantial lead had
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    Lock icon India's denial
    34 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. Indian External Affairs Minister Swaran Singh denied today that India had extended special facilities to Soviet naval ships at the east coast port and naval base of Vlsakhapatnam. Reuter.
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    Lock icon Plane missing
    33 1 WARNER ROBINS, (Georgia), lion. A plane carrying onetime movie star Audle Murphy, the most decorated U.S. soldier In World War 11. was reported missing today between Atlanta and Martlnsburg, Virginia. UPI.
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    Lock icon Appeal to IPI
    34 1 TAIPEI, Mon Two Nationalist Chinese members of the International Press Institute (IPI) leave for Helsinki tomorrow with an open letter appealing against the expulsion of their country from the IPI. Reuter.
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      Lock icon ARRESTS IN CEYLON
      37 1 COLOMBO, Mon. Several people have been arrested for spreading false Information about curfew hours which led to panic buying of food and supplies throughout Ceylon, a Government spokesman said today.— Reuter. (See Page 17)
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    Lock icon WHAT PEOPLE LOOK AT WHEN NATY DANCES
    155 3  -  NELLIE HAR: By Singapore, Monday A TTRACTIVE seJ\ norita Naty (above) short for Natalie has a curly head, a "curvy" body, and a winsome smile. But her hands and feet, she says, are her major attractions. Apparently oblivious to her other natural charms.
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    Blood Bank stocks up
    77 3 Blood Bank stocks up SINGAPORE. Mon Reserve stocks of all groups in the blood bank rose from 854 units last week to 977 units this morning, the Blood Transfusion Service weekly report said today. Total reserve stocks were in an above average position. There were 772 donations during the week
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    Cocktail party
    42 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Leo Shipping Pte. Ltd. will hold a cocktail party on board the Bunga Orkid alongside the PSA wharf on Friday at 6 pjn. to mark her maiden voyage, and not on Sunday as reported In the Sunday Times.
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    Salary option: 8,000 get 28 days to decide
    291 3  - Salary option: 8,000 get 28 days to decide R. CHANDRAN: New scales to come into operation from July 1 By Singapore, Monday fHE Public Utilities Board's 8,000 employees will have 28 days from tomorrow to choose the type of salary structure they prefer. They will get option forms tomorrow asking
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    Youths charged with theft
    61 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. A magistrate today called for probation reports on two jobless youths charged with stealing a girl's handbag at the esplanade at 1.30 a.m. yesterday. Juma'at bin Samat, 19. and Nordin bin Rashld, 17, admitted stealing the bag containing seven dollars and other personal effects
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    Robbery charge
    41 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ling Ah Kirn. 17, and Yeo Eng Chye, 18, were remanded In custody for a week today on a charge of robbing Llm Eng Huat of his watch and a dollar In Cook Street on May 27.
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    SURPRISE ENDING TO BLUE FILM SHOW
    121 3 SURPRISE ENDING TO BLUE FILM SHOW SINGAPORE, Mon. Two jobless men, who screened blue films on Saturday, discovered at the end of the show that their audience consisted of a party of police officers. The court was told that earlier that day, Sng Kirn Hens. 25. and Mohamad bin Mahmood.
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    Training at sea for 14 cadets
    75 3 SINGAPORE. Mon.— Two officers and 12 sea cadets have left for Hong Kong on board the HMS Triu:nph. A Mindef spokesman announcing this today said: "This is an attachment offered by the Royal Navy to enable the sea cadets to acquire experience on board
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    Cpl fined for road offences
    61 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Cpl. Peter James Harrison. 24. of RAP Chanel, was today fined a total of $90 for two traffic offences along Cnangl Road on March 21. He was fined $20 for driving his motorcycle without a valid driving licence, and $70 for not having
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    3 officers for Montreal ports conference
    163 3 CINOAPORE, Mon. The *3 Port Authority Is sending three senior officials to the seventh biennial conference of the International Association of Ports and Harbours In Montreal from June 7 to 12. They are Mr. Loh Heng Kee, director-operations; Mr. Cheng Tong Seng, actIng assistant
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    Bid to rape charge
    43 3 SINGAPOBE, Mon. Ibrahim bin Arifftn, 51. jobless. was charged today with attempting to rape a nine-year-old girl at a vacant house in Katong Park on Saturday. He was remanded pending further mention of bis case in a week's time.
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    Malaysian hospitals to have more doctors' rooms
    224 3 Malaysian hospitals to have more doctors' rooms By CHIN CHENG MEI T ONDON, Mon. More examination rooms are to be Installed in Malaysian hospitals and clinics to give faster service to outpatients. The Minister of Health, Tan Sri Sardon bin Hajl Jublr, said this in a talk to about 40
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    Found hanged
    22 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. A 30--year-old Hong Kong seaman. Siu Kin Sang, was found hanged in his bedroom in Mou'mein Road today.
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    'System in West not suitable for S'pore
    641 4  -  CHUA SIEW KENG: FILM CLASSIFICATION TEAM SAYS: By Singapore, Monday piLM classification modelled after the system in Western countries will not be workable for Singapore, because their classification categories are too complicated and their general guidelines too liberal. This is the opinion of
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    'Set up council to promote study of Punjabi' call
    338 4 'Set up council to promote study of Punjabi' call SINGAPORE, Mon. Mr. J.S. Bandal, leading Punjabi educationalist, has called for a Sikh education council to be set up to deal with some of the problems facing Punjabi education here. In a paper on "Punjabi Education in Singapore," given yesterday at
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    Children's home flag day
    40 4 SINOAPOE, Mon. The Singapore Children's Society will hold Its fund-raising annual flag day on Saturday. Work on Its latest project costing $100,000 extension of the society-run convalescent home for children In Changl will begin next month.
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    Superb technique from pianist Graffman
    225 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The American pianist Gary Graffman gave a recital at the Victoria Theatre tonight. Mr. Graffman is a pianist of superb technique combined with unfailing musicianship. The opening Grand Sonata In C minor by Schvbert, a typically rambling and structurally not too cohesive work,
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    ROBBER CAUGHT BY HIS F-PRINTS
    115 4 ROBBER CAUGHT BY HIS F-PRINTS SINGAPORE, Mon. Three robbers abandoned their car after a police chase, but one was later caught because he left his fingerprints on the car window. Today. Mak Wan Yin. 20, was Jailed for four years and ordered to receive six strokes of the cane for
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    Four from S'pore for Jaycee youth cruise
    143 4 Four from S'pore for Jaycee youth cruise SINGAPORE. Mon.— Four Singaporeans have been chosen for the Jaycee Asia Youth Voyage organised by the Japan Junior Chamber of Commerce. They are schoolteachers Miss Halcyon Llew Chiu Lan. 23, and Miss Chua Ah Moy, 22; organising organising secretary of the People's Association,
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    New member
    30 4 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Prime Minister Tun Razalc today appointed the Vice-Chan-cellor of the National University. Dr. Ariffin bin Ngah Marzuki. as a member of the National Solidarity Council.
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    Spiritual classes
    33 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. The head of the Narayana Gurukala Headquarters In Varkala. India. Swaml Nltya Chaltanya Yatl. will conduct spiritual classes at 19, Broadrick Road, off Mountbatten Road, from tomorrow to Saturday.
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    MAL to take on all 1,500 citizens in MSA
    327 5 K LUMPUR, Mon MALAYSIA Airlines Berhad (MAL) is to employ :ill the 134 Malaysians employed in the MalaysiaSingapore Airlines by the time it starts flying in I!)7'J. The Minister of Transport, Dato Haji Abdul Ghani Gilong. who announced this here today,
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    Trooping the Colour
    52 5 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. Television Malaysia will carry a live telecast of the Trooping the Colour ceremony in honour of the Yang dl-Pertuan Agong's birthoay on Wednesday. The ceremony, which begins at 7.30 a.m. at the Stadium Merdeka. will mark the start of the various official functions for
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    Lock icon Man and woman role for Rita and Liza
    250 5 Man and woman role for Rita and Liza MANDARIN opera sinters. Miss Rita Vim (right) and Miss Liza Tsui (left) from Hong Kong will make their state appearance tomorrow in the role of a man and a woman. Shanghai -born Miss Vim, known for singing the male lead on stage,
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    Three share $20,000
    36 5 SINGAPORE, Mon. There were three winners of the second group prize of $20,000 In yesterday's Toto draw No. 42/71. They will each get $8,666. The Jackpot for this Thursday's draw remains at $130,000.
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    Charged with stealing two tarpaulins
    55 5 Charged with stealing two tarpaulins SINGAPORE, Mon. A former loading checker of the Singapore Glass Factory was charged today with stealing from his company last Saturday. Yeo Kan Poh. 22. admitted talcing two tarpaulins worth $200 from his company's factory at Henderson Road that afternoon. The court called for a
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    Learner driver fined $150
    70 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Learner driver Tay Soo Cheng of Jalan Klinik. Bukit Ho Swee. was today fined a total of $150 for three traffic offences at Mount Paber on June 24 last year. He was fined $35 for failing to display "L" plates, $35 for not having
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    Husband: My wife preferred Western way of life
    205 5 Husband: My wife preferred Western way of life CINGAPORE, Mon. The High Court today heard how differences in the way of life, religion and philosophy, led to the failure of a marriage. Bakery service adviser Png Geo Llan told Mr. Justice Choor Singh that his wife, Rosita Tan Kla Ai,
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    Motorist fined
    31 5 SINGAPORE. Mon. Motorist Lulla Tirth Bherumal of Lothian Terrace, East Coast. Road, was today fined $25 for ignoring a "No Entry" sign at Coleman Street on Aug. 29. 1969.
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      301 5 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 6 Spending a little money 1 See the foreign doctor tot wisely could bear fruit (5). what any butcher could give 7 Wine produced by Dublin you (10. 4). militants? (7). 9 Current Illuminated with 8 Course allowing no liberty undue sufficiency (9). apart from deviation
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      1365 6 ANNOUNCEMENT Vice Chairman Managing Director Ut I's I^^^^mV fl Wmm\ L MM II wwl I Mr ALLAN NG POH MENt f 1 I Atiiitont General Manager tfk ■h M (a 9 c29) y AVSaWmW i. -y mm a.a.s.a. iprovk a.c.i.s. H 'fl H^ Mr. Ng started his working life aa
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      1249 7 BOARD OF DIRECTORS FTOm experience It was observed that once when —ma— wi viiibv I vnw thig word vtni round, mor e and more people are crowdIng In to do business with the Company. With such a Chairman: Dato Wee Khene Chiang progressive policy, the depositors can confidently feel Manaoine
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      697 7 ANNOUNCEMENT BOARD OF DIRECTORS MUk\ The policy making body of the United Overseas W Insurance Ltd. The Board of Directors ls made up <^U of highly skilled professionals and experienced business apj^l men and Industrialists. mK> *JW Mr Hwan Soo Jin, A.C.1.1. Chairman: Wee Cho Yaw jki M«nosing Director Managing
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      1587 8 ANNOUNCEMENT UNITED OVERSEAS BANK, LIMITED AND ITS SUBSIDIARY COMPANIES (Incorporated in Singapore) CONSOLIDATED BALANCE SHEET— 3IST. DECEMBER, 1970 1 1970 1969 1 -1970 Tiejgnk TheOrpuo. Theßank The Group Authorised (Note 1) 5520.000.000 5520.000.000 50.000,000 shares of Ssl each 5550.000.00Q 5550.000.000 Issued and Fully Paid (Note 2) 15.000,000 15.000,000 25,000,000 shares
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    The big problem in Asia: Increase of 50m illiterates
    753 10  -  LIM SUAN KOOI: By Singapore, Monday A HOST of problems face Asia's educationists in the 70s because Asia's illiterates have increased by 50 million between 1960 and 1970. By 1980. there will be an increase of 214 million people in the
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    'Policies must be realistic' call by Mr. Lim
    237 10 'Policies must be realistic' call by Mr. Lim pOVERNMENT of Asian countries should be realistic and pragmatic when they make educational policies for their own countries. They should distinguish between what can be implemented and what cannot. This call came from Singapore's Education Minister, Mr. Lim Kirn San, who was
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    Education a key factor for progress
    475 10 Education a key factor for progress SHEARES TELLS CONFERENCE... (TflE growth of edu--1 cational facilities in developing countries will be one of the key factors pointing the way to their economic progress, Pre s i dent Sheares said. He was opening Unesco's Third Regional Conference of Ministers of Education and
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      282 10 SAVE S9 Special Pyrex offer to readers of Her World Get your gift coupon in the June issue of her world OTHER JUNE 'WINNERS' INCLUDE: 'HONG KONG FASHION FESTIVAL' An exclusive up-to-the minute pic-ture-report on the hottest trends that are making the scene today in this swinging fashion centre. 'FUNORAMA'
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      155 10 Call us Mitsubishi Corporation A new era, a new name, and one that fits us better. Mitsubishi Corporation is the new Englishlanguage rendering of our corporate name for use in preference to Mitsubishi Shoji Kaisha, Limited, from June 1, 1971. For many years, we were primarily a trading company. One
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      58 10 Bugs Bunny By Ralph Heimdahl /YES, GUVNOR, I'VE TUSNEP NO LONGER SHALL OVER A MEW LEAF! THE WORPS 'INDUSTRY* IS MY WATCH- DULLARD M OR V r- ti WORPJ j "LETHARGIC BE I BUSINESS S APPLIED TO I COME SEE THE I&&* i. ~J J i SIGN I'VE F*INTEpI ■ll!li|#f
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    SMA: We have
    442 11  - SMA: We have SOH TIANG KENG changed our outlook By i SINGAPORE, Mon. SOME may disagree, but local manufacturers insist they have changed their outlook to suit the present industrial revolution sweeping Singapore. The spokesman for Singapore manufacturers, Mr. Lim Hong Keat, today maintained that manufacturers had already discarded their
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    DEFENDANT WAS TOO COLD TO TESTIFY
    95 11 DEFENDANT WAS TOO COLD TO TESTIFY SINGAPORE. Mon. A district court case was adjourned today because the defendant was too cold to testify. Ang Kai. 27. accused of causing the death of Ng Swee Seah. 57, by a negligent act on a motorcycle not amounting to culpable homicide, was soaked
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    Malaysia seeks 11 top scientists,
    95 11 Malaysia seeks 11 top scientists, engineers KUALA LUMPUR, Mon.— The Government has started advertising for 11 Malaysian scientists and engineers of top calibre to nil vacancies in the National Institute for Scientific and Industrial Research. Dr. A Sundrallngam. a United Nations expert and project director, said today: "We are trying
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    Singapore is a showpiece says Israeli Minister
    240 11 Singapore is a showpiece says Israeli Minister SINGAPORE, Mon. Singapore lends many other countries in social and economic programmes. This is the verdict of Israel's Vice-Minister for Finance, Dr. Zvi Dinstein, after visiting Juroni Town and Queenstown and talking to Defence Minister, Dr. Goh Kent Swee and top Government officials.
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    New office for envoy
    48 11 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The British High Commission which is now housed in the Police Co-operative Building will be shifting to Its new premises in Wisma Damansara here on Friday. The new address is: British High Commission. 13th floor. Wisma Damansara. Jalan Semantan. Kuala Lumpur.
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    Brunei army's 10th anniversary
    109 11 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Mon. The Royal Brunei Malay Regiment marked its 10th anniversary today with a parade on the town padang and a sail-past at Brunei Kepong Ayer on the Brunei River. At the parade the Sultan presented Colours to the army which will henceforth be
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      114 11 Alley Oop By V.T. Hamlin WHAT'S HAPPENING TO I DUNNO, UMPA, SOME OF VOC &F I "^^WHW'IFI I WELCOME BACK,/ THANKsTT^W THEM, GUZ? THEY'RE I WONMUG'S MAGIC, MOST LIKELY.' Iff- ~-XV\ ftf^-J GENTLEMEN.' 1 OSCAR. 1 Agaterl DISAPPEARING.' _^s-~-\ r~- "y^T/ -T\T <T?*T3 m Abner By Al Capp f COOL.
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    249 12  -  P.M. RAMAN: SHORTAGE OF LABOUR COMPLAINT By Singapore, Monday pHINATE developers today appealed to the Government to postpone new urban renewal projects, to bring some stability in the building industry which is plagued by shortages of labour and building materials as well as
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    Sales of new sites cause boom conditions
    292 12 Sales of new sites cause boom conditions postpone new urban renewal projects. "If more public projects are thrown into the market, the situation will grow worse. Let us first stabilise the situation," he added. Labour wages, he said, had gone up by 20 per cent recently, and if more jobs
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    PSA officers for training in Europe
    80 12 PSA officers for training in Europe SINGAPORE, Mon. Six senior officers of the Port Authority left yesterday for two months' training at major ports In the Netherlands, Germany, and Britain. They are Messrs. Heng Nam Whatt, operations officer, R.D. Duclos, senior traffic superintendent. Richard Ho Peng Sum and Lee Lalt
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    'L' m-cyclist fined
    45 12 SINGAPORE. Mon. Johore student, Amarjlt Singh, 18, was fined a total of 145 (or two traffic offences at the Woodlands checkpoint yesterday. He was fined $15 for failing to display "L" plates on his motorcycle and $30 for not having Insurance cover.
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    TEACHERS PROTEST AGAINST HOLIDAY TESTS
    152 12 TEACHERS PROTEST AGAINST HOLIDAY TESTS CINGAPORE, Mon. Teachers in a Geylang vocational school are protesting against the school's decision to conduct trade tests for students during the midterm holidays next month. It is understood that the decision was at the recommendation of the school's expatriate adviser, here under the British
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    Advisory body for farmers
    46 12 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Government plans to set up a farmers' advisory body a forum to discuss problems faced by the fanners and seek ways to solve them, the Minister of Agriculture and Lands Tan Sri Hajl Ohazall bin Jawi, announced today.
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    Govt encouraging new Herald ownership
    128 12 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Government said today that it was encouraging a change of ownership In the Singapore Herald. Unless this ownership problem was settled, no one would be issued with a temporary printing permit to resume publication of the newspaper, an official spokesman added. He
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    160 12  - Paralytic begins trip to China for cure RITA LOONG: By Singapore, Mon A PILGRIMAGE to China began today. And wheeling paralytic Mr. Yap Chor along the first leg of the journey at the end of which he believes is recovery at the airport was Cathay Pacific ground hostess Josephine Lim.
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    Don writes book about woman as wife and lover
    244 13 Don writes book about woman as wife and lover SINGAPORE, Mon. Sydney University professor, Professor Derek Lle-wellyn-Jones who had spent more than 15 years of his life In Malaysia and Singapore, has written a new book "Everywoman," now getting rave notices in England and Australia. "Everywoman a Gynaecological Guide to
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    'Well done' message
    48 13 KUALA LI.'MPI'R, Mon —Tun Abdul Razak has sent a congratulatory message to the Commander of the Ist Division .Malaysian Infantry in East Malaysia, MajorOeneral Ismail bin Ibrahim, on the success of the troops in killing five communist terrorists in Bintang Sibu district, on May 27.
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    'I knew there would be trouble between my clients'
    785 13  -  T. F. HWANG: LAWYER TESTIFIES IN LAND DEAL SUIT By Singapore, Monday LAWYER Mr. K.E. Hilborrte told the High Court today that he re- alised there would be trouble between his two clients in a 19(5:} land transaction when one of
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    Secretary granted divorce
    68 13 Secretary granted divorce SINGAPORE, Mon. A secretary told the High Court today that her husband once tried to strangle her during a quarrel. Mrs. Richard Ong nee Vicky Yun Slew Pong, who was granted a divorce on grounds of desertion, said her husband left her for good on Dec. 3,
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    Denies axe attack
    26 13 SINGAPORE. Mon. Choo Chee Meng, 24. today denied assaulting Chin Pan with an axe in Corporation Drive on Aunl 20. Ball was allowed.
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    'Frank viewpoints' at Asean meeting
    98 13 CINGAPORE, Mon. A four-day meeting of the Asean advisory committee held in Singapore last week, had "a frank exchange of views," a Joint communique said today. The committee was reviewing the second progress report submitted by the United Nations Study Team. The communique said frank
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    Man who left wife day after their wedding
    125 13 SINGAPORE, Mon— A day *3 after their wedding, a man left his wife for good, the High Court heard today. Mrs. Joyce Brown, nee Tay Choo Neo, a housewife, was suing her technician husband for divorce on the grounds that they had
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    DAUGHTER'S BIRTHDAY LED TO DIVORCE
    108 13 DAUGHTER'S BIRTHDAY LED TO DIVORCE SINGAPORE, Mon. Seamstress Wee Yeck Luns marriage crashed after a quarrel with her husband, Tan Cheng Huat, over their daughter's first birthday, the High Court beard today. She told Mr. Justice Choor Singh: "On my daughter's first birthday on January 12 1967, I asked my
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    227 13 WELL GAS KILLED 6: CHEMIST CEREMBAN, Mon —The k) six men who died in a well at the pir-rearing centre in Bukit Pelandok. 25 miles from here, yesterday, were overcome by (as fumes. This was stated by chemist Mr. Harcharan Sinrh. from the Department of Chemistry in Petalinr Jaya, when
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      FOREST CHALLENGE
      483 14 Malaysia's present acreage of productive forests cannot maintain the supply at reasonable rates of the timber required for agricultural, domestic and industrial purposes and for export. Forestry experts have been saying this for years, not altogether in vain, but without stimulating an effective response. The magazine Malayan Forester,
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      RIVALRY IN SPACE
      353 14 Russian spacecraft Mars-2 and Mars-3, now racing towards Mars will have company by the time they get close to the planet. The American Mariner-9, blasted off on Sunday is expected to catch up with the Russian vehicles. On this exercise the Russians have an edge. The American
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      YOUTH AND SOCIETY
      169 14 There was much for young people to ponder in the advice given to the Singapore Polytechnic students' union by the Parliamentary Secretary for Home Affairs. He urged his audience not to fritter away their energies on the "idle pursuits, fads and fetishes of popular culture." The youth
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      459 14 I CONGRATULATE you on your editorial "Herald Closes" (S.T. May 29). This appears to be the first editorial attempt to put the matter in its proper perspective without playing to the gallery I would like to add a few sober notes on an affair where
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      WHEN THE KAMPONG POSTMAN IS ON LEAVE
      130 14 pECENTLY. I went back to my kampong In Parlt (Perak) for a months' vacation. A friend wrote to me asking me to return to Petallng Jaya on May 12 for Important business. The letter was posted on May 8. but It did not
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      DEGREES AND INCENTIVES
      214 14 rE GOVERNMENT Is embarking on some big-scale agricultural and engineering development programmes. One of the major difficulties In Implementing these programmes is the lack of trained men. A graduate from the Faculty of Arts or Economics, on completion of a three-year course, gets a starting salary of
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    687 14  -  ROLAND HUNTFORD IN HELSINKI, WHERE THE INTERNATIONAL PRESS INSTITUTE MEETS NEXT WEEK... By THE FINNS are periodlrally reminded by some act of interference in their domestic affairs that they live next to Soviet Russia and that history has exposed them to the whims of
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    850 14  -  TEIJI SHIMIZU Party aides among his challengers By TOKYO PRIME Minister Mr. Eisaku Sato is slowly but surely losing control of his government and party after staying in power for more than six years without a break. Men who have supported him are beginning to move
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      172 14 BRITISH HIGH COMMISSION The British High Commission in Kuala Lumpur will move to new premises early in June. The new address will be: WISMA DAMANSARA (13th Floor) JALAN SEMANTAN, KUALA LUMPUR. The High Commission will move in two stages, and sections will be operating from the new offices as follows:
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      Lock icon China to test super missile
      352 15 China to test super missile WASHINGTON, Monday. QHI N A whose long-range missile programme has lagged behind American predictions, appears on the verge of two important breakthroughs, in the view of some analysts here. PFIKTNCt ~~l chlna rapidly getting A -LJJ-VIJ.XVJ I Into position to test-flre its first llquid-luel interccntlnental
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      253 15 DIALOGUE TO GO ON SAYS REPORT NEW YORK, Mon— Time magazine said today that President Nixon would continue to seek better relations with China despite opposition from Taiwan. "President Nixon will not be deterred by Taipeh's diplomatic offensive from his declared intent of improving relations with Peking •'The Presidents next
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      Lock icon Peace mission
      35 15 VIENNA. Mon. President Ceausescu of Rumania, heading a high party and state delegation, left Bucharest by air today for Peking and other key Asian capitals kind'in* ipeculation of an east-west diplomatic initiative. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Millionaire marries actress on a boat
      123 15 I ONDON. Mon. Amerl- I can multi-millionaire Norton Simon married yesterday aboard a vlolen- tly rocking launch just outside British territorial waters, it was reported to- j day. Hi> bride in the bizarre davn ceremony in the windswept Channel was Hollywood actress Jennifer Jones,
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      Lock icon Protest by Catholics
      53 15 ROME. Mon. "We shall pray to St. Peter to change the mind cf Pope Paul." the French priest said.. He was one cf about 4 000 iradltionali.st Roman Catholics *t;ißing a pUgnmage to the Holy i City to show their discontent I with the Popes reforms cf
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      69 15 PARIS. Mon. American folk singer Joan Baet was cut oft France Television last night when she tried to read a declaration Including a statement that France was a fascist country. A recording was ha s 1 1 1 y switched into the show. Miss
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      Lock icon A moving marriage
      44 15 SAN FRANCISCO. Mon. It was marriage aboard one of San Francisco's famous cable cars today Linda Ann Undstrom and Phillip Bums Abbott, both college students, exchanged vows in a little car which clicked and clacked up and down the hills AP
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      Lock icon Those orchard deaths: Now infra-red ray probes
      307 15 Those orchard deaths: Now infra-red ray probes YUBA CITY, Mon FORCE planes with infra-red detection equipment is to be brought in to aid the search for bodies in California's "Orchard of death". Yesterday's ground search failed to turn up any more bodies, leaving the toll at 23. But Sheriff Roy
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      181 15 Priest who held Mass in Basilica chased Out VATICAN CITY, Mon. —AnA m c rican priest was chased out of St. Peter's Basilica after saying mass on a card table on the front steps, then passing out pro-Vietcong leaflets inside the church, papal police said last night. The priest was
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      197 15 No need for Mid-East policy change: Rogers HAMILTON, (New York). Mon. Secretary oi State William Rogers said yesterday he saw no need for changes in U.S. policy on the Middle East following the signing of a new 15-year treaty between Egypt and the Soviet Union. Mr. Rogers said the United
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      Welcome with a kiss for kidnap envoy Stan
      270 15 ROSARIO (Argentina). Mon. BRITAIN'S honorary consul Mr. Stanley Sylvester arrived home in a taxi early yesterday after left-wing kidnappers who demanded a Robin- hood style ransom for his freedom, had released him. To obtain Mr. Sylvester's release, the Swift meat packing company,
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      170 16 STUDENTS BATTLE POLICE OVER OKINAWA "TOKYO, Mon.— Thou 1 sands, of students and young workers clashed with riot police In a bloody demonstration here protesting against the forthcoming signing of a US-Japan agreement on the return of Okinawa to Japan The protesters wielding bamboo poles and hurling stones and petrol
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      56 16 LLANDUDNO, (North Wales.* Mon. Fifty-two holiday-ma-kers riding In mountain cable cars were trapped for four hours In midair today after an empty car plunged 30ft. to the ground. The car jumped off the cable as it was leaving the bottom terminal on the great Orme
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      33 16 NEW YORK. Mon. Indian author Kumar Ooshal. widelyknown as writer and lecturer on Asian and African affairs, died on Saturday at his home In south Norwalk. Connecticut, he was 71. AP.
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      Into prison in PoW style...
      205 16 WASHINGTON. Mon. TT More than 100 police officers equipped with riot gear broke up a peaceful encampment of antiwar Vietnam veterans and others yesterday on Lexington green. Some 400 people were arrested on charges of violating park regulations and disorderly conduct. The disorderly conduct charges
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      Demo by Arab women
      48 16 Demo by Arab women iS A A v Mon Beveral blackclad Arab women today dementrated in Gaza s main atreet in protest against the alleged Illtreatment by Israeli troops of people In their village of Beit Len y a They claimed that Israeli soldiers beat up villagers during
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      Lock icon Coal mine explosives sold to IRA claim
      141 16 LONDON, Mon. The Sun claimed today it had uncovered evidence indicating that explosives stolen from coal mines in Britain were being sold to terrorists in Northern Ireland. The report which Scotland Yard refused to confirm said gelignite was pilfered in substantial quantities from
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      424 16 US plans new offer on troop cuts to Russia NEW YORK, Monday. SECRETARY of State Mr. Rogers said'yc terday the United States and its allies wi this week plan a new initiative to put to th Soviet Union on mutual troop cuts in Cer tral Europe. Mr. Rogers flies to
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      Court bans 3 youths from seeing 'Hair'
      86 16 MELBOIRNt:. Mon. 11 Three young peopliconvicted here of drue offences have been banned by a court from Meing the ruck musical "Hair" or attending pup festivals for three year* The magistrate who imposed the ban. in Bel of prison, explained yesterday the psychedelic
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      29 16 ST. TROPEZ. Mon.— Rolline ■:xk Jagger and his bndr Bianca returned here today alter a 17-day honeymoon sdti sailing on the western Mediterranean aboard a yacht— Reuter.
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      368 17 Mrs. B to carry out her radical polls pledges rOLOMBO. Mon. While security forces finish their mopping-up operations against die hard rebel groups the Government is preparing to implement the radical measures it promised when it was swept into power in 1970. It has been recognised that the Government's failure
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      31 17 Bob's hope NEW YORK. Mon. I f^«* »'*ays wanted nis and her diplomats. ouii> ped comedian Bob Hope as he and hU w i:e Dolares henorary doctorates fromSt Bonaventure University today
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      Fatal kiss
      17 17 MANILA. Mon. p or trvino 10 kiss his girl friend uTpulhc Author Maalihan was sho^dead!
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      Monstrous, says MP
      40 17 LONDON, Mon. A woman MP said today sh» woui d press for legislation to force the London Stock Exchange to admit women. Conservative Party up Janet Fookes said: "This exclusion is absolutely Victorian. It Is monstrous aosoiuieiy
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      'Halt aid to Yahya' plan by Indira
      651 17 'Halt aid to Yahya' plan by Indira NEW DELHI, Monday fOREIGN MINISTER Mr. Swaran Singh is planning to fly to several western capitals shortly in a bid to block external financial aid to Pakistan. The Foreign Office .'■> man said today tnat his programme and Itinerary are being finalbed, and
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      235 17 «EOUL. Mon. A North Korean Air Force pilot who flew his MIG-15 Jet fighter to the south said today he defected because he feared he would be purged. Former Major Bun-Kuk Pak. 34, who crash-landed in December last year on a sand beach near
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      CHIEF PRICE CHANGES
      75 18 RISES S. Times $8.00 +.15 F.E. Ship $2.03 +12 Setron $160 +.11 P.M.C. $148 +10 Aoustead $2.00 +.10 i T N $5.95 +.10 I.N.E. $2.73 +.09 U-E. $2.56 +.09 Shell $3.02 +.08 P.T.I. $0.84 +.06V4 H. M'ysla $1.21 +.06 DBS. $1.23 +.06 Cop. Ind. $1.43 +.06 Am'dor
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      Straits Times Indices
      37 18 M»y 28 May 31 Industrials: 160.42 161.63 i1..t. -In 73.83 74.41 Properties: 130.01 130.33 tTtou: 93.07 93.09 t$ rubbers: 118.32 118.38 Drc. 30, 1966 100 1 Dec. 11, 1968 100 fDec. 29, 1962 100
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      Market sentiment is still strong
      272 18 VALUES went through another round of consolidation on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The day's total turnover fell slightly to 3.2. million units. A suspension of six minutes had to be called during the morning session to facilitate clearance of contracts. The
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1028 18 piu AND OFFER PRICES OFFID CIALLV LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS IN THE SINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK t'XCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: INDUSTRIALS UNIT TRUST <A»n Unit Truil) {Mimttr'i pnce> f»r Junt 1) Mai. Invest Fund 1.38 xd 144
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1674 18 •BUSINESS In and reported to 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 INDUSTRIES Alcan <2> SI 57. <2> SI J9. (1) SI .60. <2) 51. 58 All.td
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      Seacorp forecast good
      453 18 Paid-up Pre-tax Gross Dividend Total Capital Profit Earnings assets million S'ooo million Current price of $1 par Ordinary shares $1.25. 1970/71 high $1.27, low $0.60. Current dividend yield 6 per cent. Earnings yield 21.6 per cent. Price earnings ratio 4.6. COUTH East Asia Development Corporation (Seacorp) is
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      COMPANY HIGHLIGHTS
      229 18 ST. PIRAN Mining increased pre-tax profits to £742,347 for 1970 from £663,077 the previous year. After tax of £*****4 against £282,199, special items and relief, net profits came to £406,949 compared with £397,644. As reported, a final dividend of 15 per cent is to be paid, to bring
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      Yen revaluation a matter of time
      438 18 r! IS only a matter of time before the yen will have to be upvalued. This appears to be the opinion of Professor Llm Chong Yah. acting head of the Economics Department of the Uriversity of Singapore. The Japanese currency is already under valued
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      Exchange rates
      161 18 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at May 31 Local dollars to one unit SELLING BUYING of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound lustralian Dollar Canadian Dollar Mew Zealand Dollar South Arabian Dinar J.S. Dollar Loral dollars to
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        25 18 MAY 31 RUBBER: 107.25 cents per kilo (down 4.75 cents). TIN: $632.00 (down 87} cents). Official offering ?42 tons (up 61 tons). I
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        Average prices
        12 18 May April Tin: $641,495 $648,280 Rubber: 115.138 cts. 109.075 els
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        PRODUCE PRICES
        111 18 /'MINESE PRODUCE IXCMAKCt SIHCAPORE NOON CLOSIIC PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY Ceesnut Oil: Bulk 5331 sellers, drum J56 sellers. Capra: Mixed (fob) loos* June/ July UK Com. *32 B. Pepper: Uuntok AST A whit* f.O.b. 100°/ NLW |180 sellers, Sarawak white fob. B 6 NLW $170 sellers. Sarawak special
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        51 18 THE following Asian Dollar rates were quoted yesterday by Bank of America. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above: One month 7 1/2 p.c. Two months 7 1/4 p.c. Three months 7 1/4 p.c. Six months 7 1/4 p.c. Nine months 75 16p.c. Twelve months 7
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        Official rates
        48 18 ON the official Malayan Short Term Money Market for the week ended May tt, 1971 the range of caU rate* was as follows: BANKING FUNDS: I per cent to 3', per cent GENERAL FUNDS: Stt per cent to <*-■ per cent. MOVEMENTS of fonds totalled SlO4 million.
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        RUBBER KEEPS ON FALLING
        342 18 rkPENING quotations yinv in the rubber market yesterday were marked down three-quarters of a cent on lower London advices. They lost ground gradually as stoploss liquidation and selling of new forwards met a reserve of buyers and over two cents was lost in the morning. Trading
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        54 18 Saturday Friday n Closed M.'i UNCH 41. IS n On «.H 42.24 Zurlch Closed 40.808 40.95S Par Closed 40.97 Spore (1) 4J.39 42 2 5 t B'pore (2) 1M.70 15S 20 (1) Export price in non-sterling areas In U.S dollars per ounce. (2) Local dealers prices In
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        Straits.tin goes down
        44 18 Straits. tin goes down THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday shed x 87 J cents to $632 per picul on an official offering up 61 tons to 242 tons. The market was fairly steady with buying support from Europe and the United States.
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      Profits at Hotel Malaysia are shaved
      317 18 Profits at Hotel Malaysia are shaved PROFITS were down for Hotel Malaysia in the year ended last September. Again the dividend to be paid takes almost all available profits. The pre-tax profit for the year ended September 1970 was $3,107,226 compared with $3,208,384 in the previous financial year. It is
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        229 18 ATELBOURNE, Mon— Mining stocks made a slight recovery this morning but eased to close with many fractionally up on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Oils were slightly firmer but Industrials eased narrowly. Speculative* Sparge* and Whim Creek made a very brief run at the opening but eased later. Spargos
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        113 18 H ONO KONO. Mon. The AH m»l. Rubber ,T,. avfJS -*>ln« Provident 11 15 >■•« Hy Hotel. S" —100 »»lry Farm f?" M ar tut. Inv«,tm«t,t i« unch IK Oaa iS'S* —1 80 ik Doc*. 7 »o IK Electric 11?? —.M 26.18 > oo JK K loon WJurf
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    Lock icon Olivia wins $10,000 but keeps her cool
    238 19 Olivia wins $10,000 but keeps her cool CINGAPORE, Mon. J A headful of lather and a bagful of money. This was Miss Olivia Ong Siok Kin (right) from Kuchlng. today, after winning the Straits limes Word Puzzle $10,000 jackpot prize. For Instead of launching into a mad shopping spree downtown
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    Diesel cars tax up 50pc reminder
    202 19 Diesel cars tax up 50pc reminder CINGAPORE, Mon. Owners of privately registered diesel cars are reminded that from July 1, the rate of diesel tax will be further increased by another 50 per cent. This reminder came from the Ministry of Communications today. This second Increase, after similar Increase on
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    Pugilistic shows
    51 19 SINOAPORE, Mon. The Sim San Loke Hup Athletic Association will hold two pugilistic shows at the Gay World Stadium this Saturday and Sunday at 7.30 p m. Proceeds will go to the National Sports Promotion Pund, particularly the Singapore Amateur Swimming Association to help develop t.wlmmer» for International
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    Course on cooking
    46 19 SINGAPORE. Hon. The Kampong Kembangan community centre »t Jalan Lapang in Changi will organise three six-month courses on dressmaking, cooking and flower arrangement in July. Those interested should contact the organising secretary of the community centre between 3 p.m. to 10 pin. dally.
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    THREE DIE, TWO HURT IN CRASH
    101 19 THREE DIE, TWO HURT IN CRASH IPOH, Mon. Three people were killed and two injured, one of them seriously, in a bead-on collision between a brickladen lorry and a taxi in the main street of Copent, near bere, this morning. The dead were taxi-driver, Leong See Nam, 40, of Tapab,
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    Matchmaker slashed
    52 19 ALOR STAR, Mon. Matchmaker Ku Bidin bin Ku Musa. 40, was slashed by a man armed with a parang while on his way to arrange a marriage at a village near Kangar, last night. The attack took place near the home of the prospective bride. Police have detained
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    Pistol found
    26 19 BATU GAJAH. Mon. Police here acting on information recovered a .32 Browning pistol hidden underneath a bridge on the Siputeh-Pusing Road near here yesterday.
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    Singapore can take supersonic planes in 1973
    398 19  - Singapore can take supersonic planes in 1973 ARTHUR RICHARDS fl SINGAPORE, Mon. §INGAPORE airport will be capable of receiving supersonic aircraft in mid- 1973 when extension of the runway from 11,000 ft. to 13,200 ft. is completed at about that time. This was stated today by Mr. D. F. Evans,
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      123 19 Jk VITAL m, m.l_^k a Kin 2l i m ROOM J^ Curtain fabrics to start a new romance n Y our home. A new kind I of quality. A flair for design. An ■fe s Tfc^B I ntens 'ty °f co our A spectrum of ■P* I new colour combinations
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      225 19 On your TV and Radio 5.00 P.M. Programme Summary 0.34 Arena Sukan S.OS Pok Amai Amai 0.00 Nrws (M) S.3S Speed Racer 115 Peristiwa 0.00 News (M) 0.33 Talk by Minister of Commerce 0.17 Woobmda, Animal Doctor— and Industry, Inche Mohamed Smoke Signal Khir Johari 0.45 My Friend Flicka 0.51
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      703 19 3.N P.M. Opening and mi!y(C-reput) Hospital 7.15 It's Happening in Singapore (C) 3.20 For the Family (M) 7.40 News (C) 3.50 A Diary of Events in Singa- 7.50 Design The Mean and the pore This Week (M) Ends 3.55 It's Happening m Singapore 0.15 Our Music Makers ([repeat; (M-repeat) 0.30
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    SCAMP is a new concept in underwater cleaning
    630 20  -  YAP CHENG TONG By I NGAPORE*S fast expanding shipbuilding and repairing industry, which has grown by leaps and bounds in the last few years because of its advanced techniques, is today joined by another sophisticated marine concept an underwater cleaning system called
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    OPERATORS ARE NO STRANGERS TO MARINE INDUSTRY
    517 20 OPERATORS ARE NO STRANGERS TO MARINE INDUSTRY THE operators of Underwater Maintenance (Pte.) Ltd. sole operators of SCAMP in Singapore are no strangers to ship-cleaning process. Each has been in the industry for many years. Their wide experience and expertise should make Underwater Maintenance one of the foremost companies of
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      32 20 SINGAPORE LEADING UNDERWATER SPECIALISTS warmly extend their Heartiest Congratulations to UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE (PTE) LTD. on this auspicious occasion of their official opening PANOCEAN (PTE) LTD. 17, KALLANG PLACE, SINGAPORE 12. TEL: *****5
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      79 20 Congratulations Best Wishes to UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE (PTE) LTD on their inauguration of SCAMP TIME S TRADING SHIPYARD (PTE) LTD 71/73 JALAN BENAAN KAPAL, SINGAPORE 14. Tel: *****1 (5 lines) SPECIALISING IN EXTENSIVE STEEL REPAIRS ENGINE REPAIRS TO FAST PATROL BOATS, SEISMIC SUPPLY VESSELS. ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF FABRICATED STEEL PRODUCTS FOR
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    A technical description of how the machine operates
    429 21 A technical description of how the machine operates A TECHNICAL description of the SCAMP and how it works should prove interesting as the system is a highly sophisticated one and Just introduced in this part of the world The SCAMP machine is six feet in diameter and 20 Inches deep,
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    SCAMP cleans an average vessel in two to three hours under any conditions
    465 21 SCAMP by far the most sophisticated underwater cleaning process developed has definite advantages over the conventional system of using teams of divers. Its advantages are not just direct ones, like cutting costs, saving time and eliminating risk
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      111 21 WITH BEST WISHES TO UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE (PTE) LTD FROM t NDU SERVICEB (PTE) LIMITED SPECIALISTS IN APPLIED THERMAL INSULATION REFRACTORIES SOLE AGENT: A.P. GREEN REFRACTORIES COMPANY, U.S.A. REFRACTORIES A.P. GREEN REFRACTORIES LIMITED, U.K. REFRACTORIES KAMO-GREEN REFRACTORIES LIMITED, NEW ZEALAND REFRACTORIES PRES-SEAL COMPANY, U.S.A. BOILER SEALING STRIP ASAHI ASBESTOS CO. LTD.
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      137 21 Our Very Best Wishes to UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE (PTE) LTD on the inauguration of S. C A. M. P. *^L i^^f-, H B HmT F aaaam*V BaaaaaaaaaalaPNßHaW m t^H by i*i iv^JHoM I f !L "Uf*fm Wm IB 1 Law 'Mm UNCLEAN! 9 fi 1 1 I'D- ■^■h Bfl Hi *l
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      304 22 UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE (PTE) LTD. SUPPLEMENT Congratulations Best Wishes to A NEW SHIP CONSTRUCT ,ON UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE (PTEI LTD. W on their inauguration of industries liiryp AMiy FiiOiiirroillP /nTF\ irn no. 69, jalan benaan kapal, WtNU UHAN tNUINLbnINu (PTE) LTD A Singapore 14 fl ILL: 4b^bll (b LINlo) ■I CABLE: "NEWMOON"
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      It isn't THE top band though
      207 23 It isn't THE top band though I REFER to your report headlined "Blowing her school to success" (S.T., May 31). The highlight on the Hua Yl band came as no surprise to most of us. But your report may tend to be misleading, especially to those who were not present
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      84 23 I THINK that "Curious' (ST., May 28) was definitely unfair in saying that one of the three top bands made major mistakes and yet received gold maces for it at the central judging of bands recently. I am certain that the 13 judges, who included some of the most prominent
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      SUDDENLY THEY BEGAN THE 'CONVERSION'
      311 23 SUDDENLY THEY BEGAN THE 'CONVERSION' J^ LONG time has passed since residents of the Jalan Bukit Ho Swee flats registered for new flats so that the HDB can carry out "conversion" work on our flats. Most of us have been allocated flats, but we cannot move in because our new
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      WHAT'S SO DEGRADING ABOUT KEEPING ONE'S OWN 'HOUSE' CLEAN?
      132 23 Replies from the Govt REFER to the letter by "Concerned Mother" (ST., May 24). Among the first year undergraduates enlisted for the nineweek in-camp training in May 3 was "C o n c erned Mother's" son. The unit to which they
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      95 23 I REFER to the letters by "Aquarius 17" (ST., May 3) and "A Parent" (ST., May 11) concerning the price of textbooks. A number of textbooks on each subject is on the Ministry's recommended list for use in schools. The actual selection of textbooks and supplementary texts is made by
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      133 23 WITH reference to the letter uy Leslie Kong (S.T., May 6) there are already two pedestrian crossings for New Bridge Road— in front of Oriental Theatre and at Upper Cross Street. New Bridge Road is a one-way street and, the existing light controlled crossing in front of Oriental Theatre is
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      105 23 I REFER to the letter by Chris Llm (ST., May 24) concerning a letter that has been delivered In error to the writer. I wish to thank ths writer for the trouble taken to return the misdelivered letter to the department several times and also aoologlse for the inconvenience caused
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      112 23 I REFER to the letter by Tan Kirn Seng (ST., May 28). Parking lots are provided In the carpark at block 3, Lorong 7, Toa Payoh. The writer may also make use of the carpark behind block 47 which is within walking distance and which Is normally partly occupied. A
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      WHERE ARE ALL OUR BEAUTIES?
      78 23 ISN'T any beauty queen representing Singapore at the 1971 "Miss International" contest? Surely a local beauty queen stands more chance in this contest, than in any other? Look at Chrisfl D'Cruz ("Miss Singapore 1960"), Linda Lim ("Miss Malaysia 1965") and many others. Both were contestants
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      59 23 MARK TwBin's "Adventures of Huckleberry Finn" has been out of stock for some time now. I am sure that many students taking this book for literature will face a problem. Without this book how are we going to study for the coming mid-year examination. I hope the Ministry of Education
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      68 23 THE re -organisation of the bus system has not brought any benefit to residents of Kampong Loyang. We are In fact worse oft*. The bus service which ran four times daily into the kampong since 1964 ceased after the reorganisation. We appealed to the bus company concerned to resume Its
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      Age and junior fliers
      57 23 WE refer to the letter by "Bartleyan" (S.T., May 25). The Junior Flying Club has now decided to accept applications from all students in Secondary Three and Four and i,n Pre-U One and Two provided that they were born before Jan. 1, 1957. S.G. LIM, for
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      143 23 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES TO UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE (PTE) LTD. ON THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING FROM ALPHA INTERNATIONAL (SPORTS SAFARIS) PTE. LTD. 4th FLOOR HONG KONG BANK CHAMBERS SINGAPORE 1. and 304 THOMSON ROAD SINGAPORE 11. SUPPLIERS OF DIVING EQUIPMENT COMPRESSORS Heartiest Congratulations to Underwater Maintenance (Pte) Ltd. on their official opening
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      146 23 CONGRA TULA TIONS AND BEST WISHES TO UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE (PTE) LTD. ON THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING FROM MARINE SUPPLY CO. (PTE) LTD., 31, WINCHESTER HOUSE SINGAPORE 1. CONGRA TULA TIONS AND BEST WISHES TO UNDERWATER MAINTENANCE (PTE) LTD. ON THEIR OFFICIAL OPENING FROM MELVINCO SANDBLASTING 215, RANGOON ROAD, SINGAPORE 8, CONGRATULATIONS
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      Oranges and lemons make cooking more exciting
      593 24  -  ONG KIAT BENG lii T() most people, the only way to take oranges and lemons is after a meal as a dessert or as thirst aids in drinks and punches. To them, they are just another two types of fruits. But to Mrs.
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      Housewife turns to pottery business for 'outside interest'
      372 24 Housewife turns to pottery business for 'outside interest' I>EING Just a house- wife was not her idea of leading an interesting life. And Mrs. Tan Lee Leng was unwilling to let her time and talents go "to waste." She couldn't take up a full-time Job either because her two children
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      FOR A NOURISHING MEAL: OMELET WITH BACON AND MUSHROOMS
      226 24 C^OR a light nourishr ing meal, an omelet could be regarded as taking first place for its body-building contents. Not everyone can make a perfectly rolled or folded one. but a flat one Is easy to make. It can be topped
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      The bare facts about keeping cool
      320 24 IT NITS are too hot for this weather it one remark we often hear. But it it one not exactly true. Yet, tome knits are uncomfortable— like the woollen onet. But there are others just ot cool and comfortable at any girl would like
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS
      147 24 DON'T hang knit sweaters or dresses on a hanger In a clothes closet. They will stretch and lose shape. Fold them loosely and arrange them in a drawer. Place white or light-coloured garments on one side dark-coloured garments on the opposite side to avoid lint transfer. PUT a
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      474 24 ESOTERICA taxing I ream Iris lii Hear I p Blemishes' Stubborn ou.-ard pimples ond blockhcods, co u icd by wcothcr ond neglect, tcipond fast, Eiotcrico clean up »he« >kin conditions when other creomi have foiled. Why? Because Esoterica treatment, but medicated. Its medication penetratet deep to work around, under ond
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      155 24 .^afla^aw H* I evenj girl has pro Diem I lx_^lll PERFUMED I SPRAY SET M SOLVES IT London. Pans. New Vtx k »UJT I It's a Wonderful World for Women every month In her World forttat\2^Wi rewarding im sense .mmlM of well- i^&m being ff Jm vfll Gotdan cock stands
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      1140 25 TUTMVBIIJS le.iotl. Li.erpool, Dublin.. 1 S^° r i*" |_^,S»!3SL .^"1 Se. S:^-;;;;;;;;;; 5s Si S? §1 ttm aiSE-E is. Si j ii/n ;Vo°i"es,la.s BS*.^.TSr. 3a Si a s:lJli L..erpool Glasiotr J.l> 2*J j^ li Z gam Oub in G ''r..::si 1 J S. 1 i3iJ lS r INTILOCHUS Liverpool. Glasgow
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      1988 25 wMiimciinuuKXh wmuiija lIKECT TO HAMBURG 111 30 lAYS P Sham Penang Singapore LOADINC FOR: >URM s»<led Sailrt Ma. 1 2 Jim 1 Hamburg Bremen. R'dam/A'dam A'«ern, Oslo, G burg. Malmo SIIIU IBM 1/12 JBM 11/14 JMt 15/17 C-blSeli. H'burg/B'mtn R'dam A;dam. G'bvrg Ajrhus MWtM JIM 15/13 HamburVßremen. Adam/R'dam •0««T« JaM
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      1093 25 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST O.Si. SVOAN UUM PI YOrtl K2" 1 P |il*« SP9 K L" Ilt0( S*! 5 S Si U E= f«l ?8 32 S^ tl AJI contrKtl art madt on terms and conJitioni of Carrier's Bill of Lading Siataptrt: MANtFIELJ) I Cl. PTE. ITI.
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      1164 26 lYlr—-' KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Wast Australia /Singapore/ Japan Service Frtmantlt S'pon Kttlunt Yikkaichi/faioya Y'hami Kobi "Icltium Maru' M JaM 5 Jalf II Jul, 14 Jaly 21 Jult 1 Atttptin c<r|i fir Mir Ouka, Nagip, YMokama. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISAN KAISHA LTD. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE Sails Japan Hongkoni ETA
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      1078 26 TO NEW ZEALAND Loads Penang P. Sham Singapore lUWARA JJ.at I late 1/iilMl Auck., Will.. Lytt. FROM AUSTRALIA WlnTa^~ 2* jmi straits/maoras service: Singapore P. Sham Penang iMliaf far! RAJULAt IS/21 JaM 21 Jmi 22 JaM Nagapattmam, Madras. RAJUIAt 1/ 14 Jaly II Jaly II Jaly Nagapattinam, Madras. RAJULAt 2/
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      885 26 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) rt ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY. SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****37? U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING FOR LONDON, H'BURG, R'DAM. HAVRE. Sintipon P. Shim Pening MM NEPTUNE TOPAZ P»A 8«a. London 2/7, h'burg 1/7. R'dam 10,7, Havre 12/7. NEPTUNE AMIER 11/12 JaM
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      732 26 ~^HT^™MS7AYSIAITrNTi_Rr^^ §im SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Mo 3OE. Jin Ampang, Kuala Lu.npur. tm The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Smfipori P. Shan Pining »ITi-ai: lUNGA ORKII 1/9 JaM 0 JaM 10/11 Jail Havre 6/7 Londoa 17, H'burg 14/7, R'dam \SH. A'wtrp 19/7, Bremen 21/7. lUNGA MELOR 21/21 Jaat
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      910 27 THE PORT OF SINCAPORE AUTNO- S2. Uon CHy. Perroin* 20 Ritnbur RITV ANNOUNCKO TMt FOLLOW- Srlamat XII. Sir* Tom Smi an i INC BERTNINO ARRANGEMENT* Womiaaii. WMttm Ratdt: Nanayo Mara. Raaa. OUT. Burma 1/2. Vlralnalt S/4. RC. Rlckmrn. John P.O Halcyon !laib«r Mangan 6/7, Rhexcnor 8/9. Dayi, AJa*. B>jnnu Queen
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      470 27 Congratulations to MALAYSIA NATIONAL INSURANCE SDN. BHD. on the opening of their Branch Office in PENANG at Room 4, Yong Heng Building, 35/36 Weld Quay, Penang. Tel: *****. on Ist June, 1971 From' STANDARD ASSOCIATE UNDERWRITERS PENANG CHIEF AGENT FOR M.N.I. MNI |0| MALAYSIA NATIONAL INSURANCE SDN. BERHAD Subsidiary of
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      967 27 NOTICE Notice is hereby given that with effect, from 29th May 1971, Mr. Charlie Chang Ah Tee is no longer in our employ and is not authorised to transact business or to receive monies on our behalf. Sanyo (M) Sdn. Bhd., 39C, South Bridge Road, Singapore, 1. THE GEORGE TOWN
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      332 27 ANNOUNCEMENT INDUFELA COMPANY announces their moving to new office at 8-B, Chia Pinj Road, Singapore, 22. Telephone: *****2 effective today. ANNOUNCEMENT As of Ist June 1971 m/s. PANWELD ENGINEERING CO. will be known as ■/t. PANWELD ENGINEERING PTE. LTD. 1452, BENDEMEER ROAD, KALLANG BASIN INDUSTRIAL ESTATE, SINGAPORE 12. TEL: *****1
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  • Article
    Announcements
    50 28 SALON MARCUERETTA For Your •Is and Skin Problems Top Karial Expert In Attendance Moderate Signing Facilities For Cold Storage Clients Cold Storage Arcade orchard Road Tel: 5T4940. VISIT LI BIJOU JOUTIQUE 11. Ming Centre for exclusive designs. ml tailored outfits. New arrival of knitted pansuits. shirts. Tel: Spore *****1.
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  • Obituary
    Deaths
    42 28 MR. CHUA BIOW CUAN. aged 61. Of Nichimen Co. Ltd. Singapore passed away suddenly on 30th. May, 1971. Cortege leaving si Heeren Street, Malacca on Ist. June. 1971 at 3 P.m for Jelutong. Deeply mourned by loving wife and two daughters.
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    In memoriam
    37 28 MR. CHEOK CUAN LEONC departed on 1-6-64. 'His loving memory is always in our hearts. Inserted by his loved ones. IN LOVINC MEMORY Of Mr. VS. James, retired station master. "We miss you Dad." Children.
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      644 28 Overseas leav* NOW LETTING for lorn: lft from lit October 1971, fully furnished Cottage 30 min« from Kdlnt>ur>:h Central long leave. Details from Box A4CTI ST S |*r* Situations vacant ESTABLISHED ORGANIZATION re- l<iir<-s in youn,: annuitant technl- inn preferably with driving licence ib) young store clerk ici driver (di
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      805 28 WANTED FULL-TIME/PART-TIME Malaysian graduate teachers to teach history and general paper In H.S.C. Classes In an Independent School In Johore Bahru. Apply advertiser. P.O. Box 104. Johore Bahru. ACCOUNTS CLERK required by progressive British hrm. Applicants must have at least OCE with bookkeeping as one of the subjects. Preference to
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      817 28 WANTED AIRCONDITIONING MECHANICS and apprentices. Apply personally to 166-B Upper Coast Road. Ring *****1 Spore A MAJOR INTERNATIONAL Manufacturing Organisation In Singapore invites suitably qualified candidate* for ths following position* in Its juronc factory 1) ENGINEERING FOREMAN Age 23—33 years. Qualifications Experience: Technician Diploma in Mechanical Engineering or Equivalent. The
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      949 28 DOUBLE STORIV DETACHED BUNGALOWS 3-4 bedrooms dlsts 11. 20 spacious gardens u/furn:shed $2,000— $2,600/- Also semi-detached doublestorey 4 bedrooms dlat. 11 furnished 2-aircond. $800/-. Tel. Spore *****9. LUXURIOUS FURNI»HiD BUNCALOWS, houses and flat* at Clementi Park. Merryn Road. Namly Place, River Valley Road. Jalan Daliah. Upper East Coast Road and
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      1076 28 FURNISHED ROOM with own bath- room toilet and pnvat« entrance at $200/- p.m. in dltt. 13 Tel: *****0 Mrs Lim. SO JALAN CELENGGANG 3-bedroom-ed terrace house available Immediately for services personnel. Tel: B'pore *****4. YEW LIAN PARK 1430/- Serangoon Garden $300/- Skyscraper flat $700/- Sembawang SJIO/- New Continent (Spore) *****6
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      968 28 HAVE YOU Just bought a new house' Are you thinking of bow best and economically you can decorate If Why not consult Asia Management Services for your flooring, painting and renovation? Ring *****/*****1 Spore AVAILABLE IMMEDIATE OCCUPATION new one block 12 units freehold luxury flat* with basement car park and
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      1041 28 I SECRETARIAL COURSE: (Parttime). I (Evening Session) Starting June I Register early. Raja* College. Raffles Place (***** *****0). Rajas 218 D Changl Road (*****8). CORRESPONDENCE A REPORT WRITING. Five month* rapid course starting June Register early Raja't College. 218 D Changl Road (*****8). Raja't. Raffles Place (*****/*****0). HIGHER ACCOUNTING Fer
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      891 28 ORION TOURS 133 Kitchener Road. Spore. (Opposite New World Amlxo Nit* Club) Tel *****. *****. Malaya 7 days $100'- alr-condltloned bus $123- Departure every Sunday Monday C Highland* 4 dayt $70 '•very Monday PANCKOR C. HIGHLANDS 5 Days $83/- Malaya 7-Day* $K>" cond. room) Cameron Highlands 4-Lays 5 nights $63/-
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    Trade with-China: Razak gives an assurance
    315 29 Trade withChina: Razak gives an assurance -j K. LUMPUR, Mon TUN Abdul Razak today assured that the present trade arrangements between Malaysia and China mainland will not be upset to give way to Government or its agencies. The Prime Minister gave this assurance to a four-man delegation of the Associated
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    FORD GETS NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR
    75 29 FORD GETS NEW MANAGING DIRECTOR SINGAPORE. Mon. A New Zealander, Mr. J.G. Auton (above), will become the new managing director of Ford Motor Company Pte. Ltd. in Singapore from tomorrow. He succeeds Mr. R. B. Fawcett. who has been transferred to Now Zealand as Ford's managing director there from July
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    Fireman injured in fire show shack blast
    133 29 Fireman injured in fire show shack blast CINGAPORE, Mon. A wooden shack, set ablaze during a fire-fighting display, unexpectedly exploded injuring a fireman today. It was learnt that the fireman, who was lighting the fire, had his hair singed and his face scorched. The Incident occurred towards the end of
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    Bookmakerfined
    33 29 SINGAPORE, Mon. A Jobless man. Tan Tlan Soo, 50, waa fined $2,500 by a Magistrate's court toc!ay (or acting as a bookmaker at Havelock Road on May 29 at about 3.30 p.m.
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    US mission to explore trade opportunities in Malaysia
    147 29 K. LUMPUR, Mon ASEVEN-member United States trade and industrial mission will arrive here on June 10 to explore investiTient and trade opportunities in Malaysia. It will be headed by the deputy director of the Trade Mission Division of the US Department of
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      417 29 I (Coat from Page 28) Vehicles (or sal* —7— COOD NEWS of hire-purchase facilities. Special arrangement (or new car. required tin.incr exceeds $10,000 Interest 9. per annum Further Information contact Mr. Chon* or Mr. Leo. Tel *****2 S pore LATE 1966 FORD ANCLIA Krren and white two European owners only.
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      Movie House gets 9.0 in Derby
      304 30  - Movie House gets 9.0 in Derby EPSOM JEEP By ALL 20 entries have been handicapped for the 55 1,000 Perak Derby to be run over 12f at Ipoh on Sunday but the field will be limited to only 16 runners. The four lightweights, Joint Command, Great World 11, Silver Spray
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      West Lake, Midsun look Vase hopes
      184 30 won well in their first attempts over the sV^f straight on Sunday and If all goes well with them they can distinguish themselves In the Sultan's Gold Vase which will be run over the same course on June 6. West Lake, a four-year-old English
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      IPOH WEIGHTS
      678 30 WEIGHTS for the V IPOh races this weekend: SATURDAY CLASS DIV. Z-T. ssrisr is aru-Voi ill Noble Jones 8.13 Moenla Longa 8.12 Whernslde 8.12 The Bliss 8.11 Orenadler II 8.11 Honest Deal 8.11 Letrik 8.11 Stellabelle 8.11 Jingle Bell 8.10 Olno n 8.10 Signal 8.07 c 1 »ss
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      Raf i and Rao reprimanded
      547 30 THE Stipendiary Steward's report on the Ipoh races over the weekend: SATURDAY Race 1: When the field jumped away for the start. Laju Laju (apprentice Salri) dwelt in his box and lost considerable ground. J. Spencer, trainer of the gelding, was advised to improve the
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      U.S. baseball results
      85 30 NEW YORK. Mon. Results of yesterdays major league baseball games: NATIONAL LEAGUE San Diego 4, New York 2. Pittsburgh 10, Chicago 0, St Louis r Atlanta 3. Cincinnati 2. Houston 1. Los Angeles 2. Philadelphia 1 (12 innings). San Francisco 5, Montreal 4 (Ist game), San Francisco
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      Jockey barred for losing too much weight
      159 30 MELBOURNE. Mon. An I Australian jocksy was banned by stewards from riding at a weekend race meeting here because he had lost too much weight In a crash wasting programme Jockey Peter Wallen was ordered to forfeit two rides at the Moonnee Valley
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      Rennie to protest against 'hometown decision'
      303 30 Rennie to protest against 'hometown decision' TOKYO, Mon— World BoxIng council Junior lightweight champion Yoshiaki Numata ot Japan, with a hit-and-run style, kept his title with a close but unanimous points decision over Australian challenger Lionel Rose In Hiroshima last night. But Immediately after the fight the Australian aboriginal's manager,
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      On—Lin plan for badminton
      392 31  - On Lin plan for badminton JOE DORAI By RATIONAL Sports Promotion Board yesterday accepted a "blueprint' by its sports medicine expert, Dr. Lindy Lin, to put badminton back firmly on its feet in the Republic. At a closed door meeting yesterday morning, it appointed an Advisory and Working Committee to
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      Wee is gold champ
      140 31 WEE CHIN HENG beat off a strong three-way challenge to win the Cairnhill Community Centre Chess Tourney for the gold section at Cairnhill yesterday. Chin Heng. who tied for first position with Norman Llm, Alwi Saadullah and Wong Nglam Yee. beat his three rivals In the
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      ENGLAND WIN 'LITTLE WORLD CUP'
      162 31 PRAGUE, Mon. England blasted three goals In the first 20 minutes to Deat Portugal 3-0 here yesterday to win the International Youth soccer tournament the "little World Cup." England, who last won the title eight years ago, went ahead after six minutes when Paul Eastoe
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      35 31 WBC Junior lightweight champion Yoshlakl Numata (left) landing a left hook to the head of Lionel Rose in the ninth round of their world fight at Tokyo on Sunday. Numata won on points. UPI radloplcture.
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      Cambodians shock favourites Indonesia
      92 31 Cambodians shock favourites Indonesia BANGKOK. Mon. Cambodia caused a sensation last night when they beat favourites Indonesia 2-0 to enter the final of the Asian Cup Central Regional football tournament here. After a scoreless first half Cambodia's inside-left Sea Cheng Eang scored the first goal and engineered a swift move
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      Women's team told: Quit world tourney
      232 31 Women's team told: Quit world tourney I/-UALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Malaysian Government has told Malaysia's women's hockey team to withdraw from the World championship at Auckland in August. It made the order because an All-White South African team would also be competing. The Government at the same time withdrew its
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      Lock icon Matatau hit for hundred
      89 31 WHANGAREI. (New Zealand), Mon. A rugby match between two senior teams on Saturday resulted in the biggest winning margin in Northland club rugby in living memory wi'h Ohaewai scoring 112 points against Matatau. Ohaewai's points came from 24 tries 20 of them converted while the unfortunate
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      Record-breaking triumph by Chin
      554 31 CHIN Llan Hlong (Cedar girls) yesterday streaked away to a record-break-ing triumph In the 1500 m event for "A" girls on the final day of the Serangoon District school athletic meet at Cedar Avenue. She powered herself to a splendid finish to clock a creditable 5:35.3,
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      Four cyclists for 'Tour'
      230 31 CINGAPORE Amateur Cycling Association will send a team of four cyclists and two officials to the second Tour of Malaysia' road race from June 27 to July 2. SACA president Sha'arl Tadln told this to a group of officials and cyclists at the Paslr Panjang clubhouse.
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      Shock defeat for Margie
      49 31 PARIS. Mon. Margaret Court, the Worlds No. 1 woman player, crashed to her first defeat for two years in a major tennis championship here yesterday. She was beaten 6-3, 6-4 in the third round of the French international championships by Australian-born French girl Gail Chandfreau.
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      Singapore set for 'boom' time in A-Games year...
      337 31  - Singapore set for 'boom' time in A-Games year ERNEST FRIDA By CINGAPORE athletics is in for a "boom time" in 1974 the year the next Asian Games will be held in Tehran. Not since the days of Kesavan Soon. Low Sin Cheok and M. Jegathesan have I seen a wide
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      62 31 GOLF SICC monthly medal competition (Island Course). SOCCER PAS Div. 2: SRC v Kaki Bukit (padang); Rajaji v Outhrie Waugh A'; Bakat Baru v Seletar Young Indians; Jollilads 'A' v Indian Brotherhood; Sembawang Shipyard v Kampong Kapor; Chinese Athletic v Police A' (Farrer Park 5.15 pjn.) Vr'.VTER-POLO SASA Junior league:
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    3 hurt as car plunges into river
    77 32 The river was at low tide at the time of the accident. According to the police, the three managed to scramble out of the overturned car on to the muddy bank. Police have not yet identified them. X eluding a woman, were seriously
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    Hike in timber freight rates from today
    207 32 Hike in timber freight rates from today CINOAPORE, Mon.—Tim- ber merchants will have to bear from tomorrow what could be described as the Far Eastern Freight Conference's "delayed action" to increase freight rates for timber. The FEFC Imposed a 10 per cent freight increase on all commodities on Feb. 1
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    56 32 BANGKOK. Mon. An estimated one million baht ($150,000) worth ol contraband from Malaysia was seized last week, Customs officials said today. Officials said they expected that smuggling from Malaysia by rail would be cat "drastically" as a result of a Government antl-smuggllng campaign on the southern border
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    14 32 The weather outlook for Singapore today from 0 am. to noon: Pair.
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    Lock icon Peking pledge to back revolutions
    141 32 HONG KONO, Mon. Communist China today reaffirmed Its support for "revolutionary struggles" and "people's movements" throughout the world. The commitment was made by Mr. Fang Yl, Minister of Economic Relations with Foreign Countries, speaking In Peking last night at a banquet for a visiting Somali
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    75 32 MRS. TONY CHIA IMO THEREIA OHO CMWIt NIO Mod M. pa»ad ■way peacefully at Ward 23 O.R.Q.H. on Sl/5/71 at 7.10 p.m. 1««vlnt behind huaband Tony of 0.X.C.. pan Joseph, daughter! Eliaboth, Irene. Olorta, Anna, daufnterInlaw Holly, aona-ln-law Francli Ang. Michael Lea and leven frandcblldrtn to mourn bar lou
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    448 32 New move in Saigon to stop Ky from running for President SAIGON, Monday COUTH Vietnam's Chamber of Deputies (Lower House) today began its second consideration of a controversial bill which, if passed, could keep Vice-President Cao Ky out of October's presidential election. Vice President Ky told reporters on Sunday that
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    53 32 VIENTIANE, Mon.— Laotian Premier Souvanna Phouma has proposed launching peace negotiations with the pro-communist Pathet Lao "without delay." The proposal came In a letter to Pathet Lao leader Prince Souphanouvong, the Premier's half-brother. The letter, dated May 26, was released today by the official
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    52 32 JAKARTA. Mon. Six Asian nations convened in Jakarta today, for a three-day meeting ol the Association or Rubber Producing Countries to discuss a proposed Joint marketing system for the region. Members of the association attending the meetIng are Indonesia, Ceylon. Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand and South
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