The Straits Times, 15 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 15, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Bank takeover bid battle
    730 1  -  P.M. RAMAN; Chung Khiaw directors vs Slater Walker Securities [~b7 Singapore 1 Monday CHUNG Khiow Bonk Ltd. is resisting a take-over bid by Slater Walker Securities, a BritishAustralian investment group, which recently established a strong base here through acquiring a controlling interest in Haw Par Brothers
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    Tory MP: Yahya admits 'harsh' acts by —army—
    218 1 Tory MP: Yahya admits 'harsh' acts by —army LONDON, Mon. Mrs. Jill Knight, a British Tory MP, said today that Pakistan's President Yahya Khan had admitted to her that his army had acted "harshly and swiftly" in East Pakistan. Mrs. Knight in a despatch to the British newspaper the Dally
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    3,000 in anti-Thanom protest in KL
    183 1 3,000 in antiThanom protest in KL |£UALA LUMPUR, Mon. —More than 3,000 university sudents today staged a demonstration outside the campus against the visit of the Thai Prime Minister, Tun Thanom Kittikachorn. Six students were treated as outpatients at the University Hospital after the two-hour demonstration. Another 19 students were
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    Lock icon Plane crash
    36 1 HONOLULU. (Hawaii). Mon. A UjB. Air Force Jet transport with 24 persons aboard was believed to have gone down at sea yesterday somewhere between American Samoa and Hawaii, a coast guard spokesman said. AP.
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    Hotel for sale
    29 1 JAKARTA. Mon. The multi-million Samudra Beach Hotel in West Java U being offered for sale because It la losing money, a hotel spokesman ■aid today. UK.
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    Lock icon Spacemen 'feel well'
    59 1 MOSCOW, Mon.— Three Russian cosmonauts aboard the Salyut (Salute* space laboratory completed their 108 th earth orbit yesterday night and are "feeling well." Tass reported today. The first progress report since the crew's day of rest, yesterday, said the cosmonauts— Georgy Dobrovolsky, Viktor Patsayev and Vladislav Volkov—
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    Lock icon Mr. Lee meets Danish PM
    46 1 COPENHAGEN, Mon. Mr. Lee Kuan Yew had a 25-mlnute meeting with Danish Premier Hllmar Baunsgaard today shortly before he left for home. A Danish spokesman said the two Prime Ministers were alone and he could not say what they discussed. Reuter
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    Lock icon Treaty is ratified
    22 1 CAIRO. Mon. The Egyptian Peoples Assembly unanimously ratified yesterday the 15-year Soviet Egyptian treaty of fraternity ano co-operation. AP.
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    Round One to Dr. Lim
    952 1  - Round One to Dr. Lim ALBERT RAMALIMGAM and LUI THAI HENG GERAKAN CRISIS By Kuala Lumpur, Mon. PENANC'S Chief Minister, Dr. Lim Chong Eu, took over the chairmanship of the crisis-ridden Cerakan Party today, leaving the door open for Prof. Syed Hussein Al-Atas to return After a four hour emergency
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    Lock icon NINE WHO KNEW DEATH WAS NEAR
    65 1 NINE WHO KNEW DEATH WAS NEAR CAIRO, Mon. An Egyptian twin-engine plane, missing for three years, has been found In the Libyan desert with its nine passengers lying dead under Its wings, the Cairo press reported today. A letter addressed to the family was found In each victim's pocket. These
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    New Japan record
    47 1 TOKYO, Mon. The Plnanoe Ministry said In an estimate today that Japan's overall balance of payments In May hit an all-time high of US$l,lBO million. The Ministry said the figure was a sharp Increase of US$B5l million over the previous recoid registered last March.
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    Lock icon New envoy to Moscow
    53 1 NEW DELHI. Mon. India today named Dr. Krishnarao Shivarao Shelvanicar. its consulgeneral In Hanoi, as the next Indian Ambassador to the Soviet Union. Dr. Shelvanicar, a Journalist before he became consul In Hanoi, will take up his Moscow assignment shortly from Mr. D.P. Dhar, a Government
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      Lock icon HANOI TO STUDY PoW PLAN
      63 1 VIENTIANE, Mon. The Hanoi Government hat •(Teed to consider a private American proposal for the reconstruction oi North Vietnam in exchanfe for the release of American prisoners of war. The offer was made to the North Vietnamese embassy In Laos by four Americans representing a
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      10 1 Don't waste water! ONLY A MILLION OFF TARGET: PAGE 7
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    Refund offer by price hike shops
    252 2  - Refund offer by price hike shops JOSEPH YEO: Action by CASE against profiteering pays off By Singapore, Mon THE action by the Consumers Association of Singapore (CASE) against profiteering by shopkeepers has paid dividends. Some shopkeepers found overcharging their customers have offered to refund the difference in price, CASE claimed
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    Drug charge
    28 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. A 62--year-old woman. Chow Ah Choy. today denied having 12 packets of heroin at Duxton Road on June 1. Bail of $500 was allowed.
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    Thanom in KL for 3-day visit
    173 2 Thanom in KL for 3-day visit TW O smiling premiers, Tun Thanom Klttikachorn and Tun Abdul Raxak greeting each other when the Thai Premier arrived at Subang airport in Kuala Lumpur yesterday for a three -day visit The Thai Prime Minister and his delegation arrived here in an Avro 748
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    IATA AGREES TO RAISE FREIGHT RATES
    106 2 SINGAPORE. Mon. The International Air Transport Association's 70 member airlines have reached agreement on new cargo rates after a month of negotiations. An lATA statement today said this when summing up the results of the fourth biennial conference which ended here last Friday. The
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    AUSSIE MP HOPEFUL OF ACCORD ON RENT ISSUE
    356 2  - AUSSIE MP HOPEFUL OF ACCORD ON RENT ISSUE YAP CHENG TOMG: By Singapore, Monday CINGAPORE and Australia will definitely come to an agreement over the rent issue for Australian troops stationed in the Republic. This is the opinion of Australian MP, Mr. Neil Brown, who said: "It is in the
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    Swordswoman Cheng Pei Pei in town?
    122 3  - Swordswoman Cheng Pei Pei in town? NELLIE HAR: PhOtO CHRISTOPHER LOH Report By by ¥7tOR a moment, I r thought I had bumped into famed swordswoman Cheng Pei Pel in town. No, that's not Cheng Pei Pel (who zoomed to fame in the Shaw Him "Come drink with me"), though
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    GPO PLANS TO SET UP MORE SAVINGS BANKS
    163 3 GPO PLANS TO SET UP MORE SAVINGS BANKS CINGAPORE, Mon. J The General Post Office plans to set up more Postal Savings Banks offices in the near future. Details of this are not known. A new Postal Savings Bank at the GPO was opened today. This Is the second postal
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    'Used force' charge
    52 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. A labourer today denied having used criminal force with Intention to outrage the modesty of a 15-year-old girl on April 16. Somasundram s/o Marudu Chetjiar. 35. also denied that he slapped and punched the girl during the offence. He was allowed bail till hearing on
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    Heroin man jailed
    34 3 PENANO, Mon. Ong Kirn Seok, 59, was jailed for a year today for having 19 packets of heroin and eight hypodermic syringes In his room at Magazine Road on May 20.
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    Woman drowns
    32 3 IPOH. Mon. Seamstress Fong Sal Moot. 24, from Teluk Anscn. who went with a friend for a swim In the hot springs In Tambun. near here, was later found drowned.
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    Terrorists kill army officer in Perak
    243 3 Terrorists kill army officer in Perak KUALA LUMPUR, Monday J^S army officer was killed yesterday in an encounter with an unknowo number of communist terrorists near the Ulu Kinta and Sungei Stout area in Perak, a Ministry of Defence statement said today. Capt. V. M. Chandran was on a routine
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    MALAYSIA BANS BOOK BY LECTURER
    88 3 MALAYSIA BANS BOOK BY LECTURER IT I ALA LUMPUR, Mon. The Government has banned the importation of the book, "No politics in a plural society" written by a former University of Malaya lecturer, Dr. R.K. Vasil, "because it has been found to be prejudicial to the national intersts." Dr. Vasil
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    Despatch rider dies in crash
    39 3 BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Mon— A traffic police despatch rider died on the spot last night when his motorcycle collided with a car In Kuala Belait. A 12-year-old boy In the car wa« seriously Injured.
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    Youth fell in bid to catch thief coroner told
    91 3 Youth fell in bid to catch thief coroner told BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Mon. A basketball star player Lim Chin Ouan, 17, died when he fell while trying to catch a bicycle thief, the coroner's court heard today. Lim died of brain Injuries on May 13 after jumping out from a
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    Do S'pore boys need to be protected from the —girls?—
    306 3 Do S'pore boys need to be protected from the —girls?— CINGAPORE, Mon. 13 It has, at last, come to this a proposal to protect boys from sexually aggressive girls. But in Singapore the consensus Is: It Is the girls who need protection from the boys, never mind the sexual pattern
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    Baby show
    38 3 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mrs. Hon Sui Sen, wife of the Pinance Minister, will give away prizes at the baby fhow organised by the Havelock Road community centre management committee at the centre on Saturday at 230 pm
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    Seaman: How a table saved my life in storm
    411 4 SINGAPORE, Mon. chor and Just after passing Pulau Bukom. it was on an upright keel "steaming full speed ahead." He could not, however, estimate its speed. There were cargo on top of the hatch and In the deck. It was not
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    Stolen watches charge denied
    46 4 SINOAPORE. Mon Low Khiang Teck. alias Khim Meng, 34, today denied two charges of having a total of 21 stolen watches worth $3,500 In Lorong 6, Toa Payoh, on July 20. last year. Trial was fixed for Bept. 13 and bail allowed.
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    Firm's display
    28 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. Hargtll Engineering (8) Pte. Ltd. will hold a display of machinery and earth-moving equipment at its Jalan Oudang premises in Jurong on June 20.
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    Ganja fine
    29 4 SINOAPORE. Mon. Mohamad Ellas bin Idrls. 23. was fined $150 today (or having one and a half kartoos of Indian hemp at Geylang Serai on June 12.
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    STORE, ITALY TRADE TALKS
    87 4 STORE, ITALY TRADE TALKS SINGAPORE, Mon—Visiting Italian trade mission leader, Senator Orlando Lucchl today met Mr. P.Y. Hwang, director of the Economic D c v c lopment Board, for talks on more trade and economic cooperation between the two countries. The talks, lasting an hour, were also attended by a
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    Jailed for desertion
    39 4 SINOAPORE. Mon. Vigilante Corps national serviceman. Choo Boon Nee. 21. was today Jailed three months for deserting national service training at' the Dunman Integrated Secondary School Training Centre from June 8 last year to last Friday
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    Co-op meeting
    33 4 SINGAPORE. Mon. The 41st. annual meeting of the Singapore Mercantile Co-oper-ative Thrift and Loan Society will be held at 5.30 p.m. on July 1 at the Chinese Chamber of Commerce premises.
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    More British aid for Neptune Orient
    324 4 CINOAPORE, Mon. Pleased with the progress of Neptune Orient Lines recipient of British special aid the British High Commissioner, Mr. S. Falle, today gave this assurance: "We are happy to give more aid to your shipping line." The Singapore Government has asked Britain for
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    MX pills recovered from river and —sold—
    118 4 MX pills recovered from river and —sold SINGAPORE. Mon. The hatful of MX pills, flunc into the river during a police raid on a Lor on j 3 house in Geylanj last week, have been recovered and sold by pedlars. A reliable source today said the plastic bag containing hundreds
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    Nuclear war
    1317 5 Nuclear war [Can the world risk a nuclear war fought with 'tactical' nuclear weapons? Or are they but the 'percussion cap for a full nuclear exchange?' Largely, it seems, it depends upon whether you are on the receiving end. United Press International's ELIZABETH WHAR TON examines these vital questions in
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    Capital of the Mafia
    385 5  -  ERIC PAGE: By Palermo (Sicily) rpHE SCREECH of X brakes. Revolver shots. Hie tinkle of broken glass. The wail of a car horn held down by the weight of a dying man. Day after day the sounds of violence echo through Palermo's littered streets, followed by
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      42 5 Suppliers of Chatwood-Milner Security Equipment Congratulate Dato Lee Chee Shan D.X.M.P., (A) O.St. J., J.P. on his appointment as President For Life of Chung Khiaw Bank Ltd. and Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors and Chairman of the Bank's Executive Committee
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    Sub-head has seditious tendency, rules court
    682 6 Sub-head has seditious tendency, rules court TWO FROM UTUSAN CALLED TO MAKE DEFENCE KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. ITTUSAN Melayu Group editor-in-chief Melan Abdullah and a senior subeditor of the paper Abdul San kkl bin Ahmad were today called to make their defence on a charge of publishing a seditious subheading in
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    Body found in river
    54 6 SINOAPORE. Mon. Police today appealed (or relatives of an old woman round floating in the Singapore River on Saturday night. The woman, clad In dark blue samloo. was about ft tall and slim built. Relatives and friends should contact Inspector Yong Khln Chong of Marine Police
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    Jaga jailed for causing death
    51 6 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. A 50-year-old Jag*. K >'tim Singh, wm sentenced to three years' Jail by the High Court today tor culpable homicide. He haul admitted hitting a friend P. Oovlnduamy on the head with a stick after drinking. Qovindasamy. 40, died later from head
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    SUSPECT IN KIDNAP CASE SENT HOME
    108 6 SUSPECT IN KIDNAP CASE SENT HOME SINGAPORE. Mon. One of the two suspects p.rrested here in a Joint Malaysian-Singa-pore police operation last week in connection with the kidnap of a Kedah millionaire in 1958. has been sent back to Malaysia. The second man Is still being detained by the Special
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    $550 banned books fine
    51 6 SINGAPORE Mon. Bookseller Wan Bock Seng. 23, was fined a total of $550 on two charges of having 49 banned books at Changl Village last Saturday. Wan was fined (250 for having 18 obscene magazines and 1300 for having 31 banned books, which Included 12 Playboy
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    Fun fair date
    54 6 SINOAPORE. Mon. The Y-O-Rama fun fair organised by the International Vi Men s Club of Singapore (Orchid Chapter) will be held at the Chinese YMCA In Palmer Road on Aug. IS and not tomorrow as reported In today's Straits Times. It Is in aid of the Chinese
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    Historic Prince Street to vanish -soon
    251 6 Historic Prince Street to vanish -soon- CINGAPORE, Mon. A road which is almost as old as Singapore will soon vanish and then "re-appear" in a shopping complex within a $70-mlllion skyscraper. The Government has sold th* historic prince street near Raffles Place to a business combine comprising Mansfield, the Ocean
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    Schoolboys who were found dead in canal
    107 6 SINGAPORE, Mon. Two schoolboys, who left home for football practice at school, were found dead the next day in a canal. The bodies of Tan Keng Leong. nine, and Urn Thlan Guan, 10, both of Delta East Primary School, were found stuck together
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      283 6 Straits Times Crossword ACBOSS 9. Do they win at cards by 1. fn— litlli o« round number of cheating 7 (10). ilamrliU folk being brought 12. Ouards the gate on the neld Into disrepute (11). (6. 6). 8. Want to 'Ike? (4) 19. Characteristic p«ah around 10. Hard sUn peels
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    19 social workers are now voluntary probation officers
    587 7  - 19 social workers are now voluntary probation officers NANCY BYRAMJC By —Singapore, Monday OOCIAL work in Sin- gapore saw a bold and imaginative innovation today as 19 people from all walks of life, including two women, graduated as voluntary probation officers. The volunte?rs, pioneers In their new form of social
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    210,000-ton tanker here for a general overhaul
    286 7 210,000-ton tanker here for a general overhaul SINGAPORE, Mon. The largest tanker to seek repairs here sailed into Sembawang Shipyard today. The 210,000-ton super tanker, Sea Sovereign, built last year In Sweden, will spend three days at the yard for a general overhaul. Yard officials have not yet estimated the
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    Sheares – commends visit to ceramics —show—
    102 7 Sheares commends visit to ceramics show SINGAPORE, Mon. President Sheares today urged schoolchildren to visit the University of Singapore's museum where an antique ceramic exhibition is now on. Opening the exhibition by the South-east Asian Ceramics Society he said the collection was "as comprehensive and representative of antique pottery of
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    Water use: A record low of 91 mil
    209 7 Water use: A record low of 91 mil CINGAPORE, Mon. Water consumption went down to a new low of 91 million gallons yesterday. This was only one million gallons above the Public Utilities Board's target of 90 million gallons to avert water rationing. A PUB spokesman described the low rate
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    $10,000 aid
    25 7 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon. The Malaysian Red Cross Society will be airlifting about $10,000 worth of medical supplies for East Pakistan refugees in India.
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    YOUTHS CHARGED WITH TWO MURDERS
    91 8 YOUTHS CHARGED WITH TWO MURDERS KUANTAN, Mon. Two 16-year-old youths were charged In the magistrate's court here today with the murder of a butcher and a coffee-shop proprietor. They were S. Selvarajah and K. Vadivelu, both unemployed. They are alleged to have killed Wang Boon Kwang alias Wang Yu Jok,
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    Art tuition
    38 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. The YMCA Is planning an Art tuition class for those who are offering art as a subject for the 1971/72 Higher School Certificate examination. Further details are available from the YMCA office (Tel. *****).
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    Pork sellers enjoy their offday—
    139 8 Pork sellers enjoy their offday S~INOAPORE, Mon.— Pork sellers today spent their off-day enjoying themselves, instead of lingering near their stalls as they did last week. The legal adviser of the Singapore Pork Merchants Association, Mr. Thomas Chan, said: "Our officials made their usual round this morning to see that
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    Teachers' Training College gets its first woman head
    208 8 SINGAPORE Mon. The Teachers' Training College has for the first time a woman for its principal. She is Dr. Ruth H.K. Wong, former director of research, Ministry of Education, who succeeds Key. T.R. Doraisamy. The former TTC head, now Chief Inspector of
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    More protest phone levy move
    399 8 More protest phone levy move A 'CHAIN REACTION ON PRICES' FEAR SINGAPORE, Monday MORE trade organisations came out in protest today against the reported Singapore Telephone Board proposal to levy 10 cents a call after the first 100 calls. The Consumers Association of Singapore warned that any further increase in
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    Seven AEB courses in Mandarin
    60 8 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Adult Education Board is organising another seven courses, to be conducted in Mandarin, in July. They are for soft-toy making, home electrical wiring, elementary engineering drawing, makeup and skin care. Chinese shorthand, bead embroidery and crochet and knitting. Application forms are obtainable
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    Police seek relatives of woman
    80 8 Police seek relatives of woman SINGAPORE. Mon.—Police today appealed to relatives of a woman who was knocked down by a car at Bras Basah Road last night to contact them. The woman, about 52 years old. fair complexion and sft. 2in. tall, was walking along St. Josephs Institution at about
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    $10 fine
    20 8 SINGAPORE, Mon Kandlah Nadarajan. 35. was fined $10 today for disorderly behaviour In New Bridge Road on Saturday.
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    Death for piranhas given up by hobbyists
    165 8 Death for piranhas given up by hobbyists CINGAPORE, Mon. It's the death sentence for the large number of piranhas surrendered to the Primary Production Department and the Van Kleef Aquarium today. They will be destroyed because the Government considers them to be a deadly threat to human beings and the
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    Co-op union officials
    49 8 SINGAPORE. Mon. Mr. Mak Kam Heng has been elected chairman of the Singapore Co-operative Union Ltd. Other officials are: Mr. N.G. Raju (Ist vice-chairman), Mr. Koh Watt Seng (2nd vicechairman), Mr. R. Joethy (secretary). Mr. Jagjit Singh Sandhu (assistant secretary), and Mr. K Viluppillai (treasurer 1
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    15,000 TEACHERS GET MORE PAY UNDER NEW SCALES
    654 9  -  JOSEPH YEO Increased gratuity and pension for the non-graduates By Singapore, Monday SOMK 1 oongraduate teachers in Singapore will get more pay, and inneasEd gratuity and pension under the Coyernnient's proposed salary scale ollered lo them These non-graduates form the hulk nf
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    Driving with an expired licence
    92 9 Driving with an expired licence SINGAPORE, Mon. A driver was fined a total of $300 and disqualified from driving for a year today for four traffic offences in August, 1967. Lav Gunn Chwee. 26, was arrested driving with an expired licence hlong Market Street on Aug. 28. He was fined
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    Malaysia Police band on a week's goodwill visit
    162 9 Malaysia Police band on a week's goodwill visit SINGAPORE, Mon. Thr Royal Malaysia Police Band arrived in Singapore today for a seven-day goodwill visit arranged by the two Governments. Inche Mohammed Shamsuddin, Deputy Commissioner, representing the Inspector-General of the Malaysian police, is accompanying the 106 band members. The band will
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    No valuation survey course for Poly
    153 9 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Singapore Polytechnic has no plans to start a technician level course in valuation survey, it is understood today. Mr. Lai Peng Fee. a private quantity and valuation surveyor has called for such a course to be introduced in the Polytechnic as
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    TUN BRIEFED ON INDIA'S REFUGEES PROBLEM
    81 9 KUALA LUMPUR. Mon Tun Abdul Raiak and other Cabinet ministers were today briefed on the situation India is facing due to influx of refugees. Premier Indira Gandhis special envoy Mr. Siddhartha Shankar Ray, who arrived here last night, explained to the Malaysian leaders the
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    Pan-Am to recruit local girls for their —fleet—
    208 9 Pan-Am to recruit local girls for their —fleet— CINGAPORE, Mon. Pan-American Airways will recruit a large number of local girls as air stewardesses for its jumbo and Boeing-707 aircraft later this month. Announcing this the account manager for PanAm, Mr. Vince Khoo, said the requisite qualifications were "a good figure,
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    Acid attack by robbers
    50 9 JOHORE BAHRU. Mon— Two men attacked a land scheme manager with acid near here this morning and robbed him of $1,800. The manager. Inche Ismail Halim, 40. of the Sungel Tlram PLDA Scheme In Kola Tlnggl was treated at the General Hospital here and sent home.
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    'Solicit' fine
    24 9 SINGAPORE. Mon. Ismail bin Bujang was fined $70 today for soliciting lor Immoral purposes at Bugls Street yesterday at 1.50 a ny
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      A FAMILY AFFAIR
      521 10 Whoever first called the Gerakan split a family affair knew what he was talking about. It has all the earmarks of bruising battle, righteousness on both sides and only the faintest hope of compromise. The party's future plainly is in doubt its leadership, its strength and its
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      VETERINARY SERVICES
      286 10 A veterinary expert observed some years ago that Malaysia would find it costly to build and maintain a veterinary school. The shortage of teaching staff would also have to be reckoned with. This opinion would appear still to hold good, for the agricultural university to be set up
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      TEN CENTS A CALL
      218 10 Since telephones do not run on petrol, the reported intention of the Singapore Telephone Board to charge ten cents a call after the first 100 is coincidental. Individual telephone users as well as the Chinese Chamber of Commerce have come out strongly against the proposition. They
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    Seven Days That Shook The Gerakan
    957 10  -  FELIX ABISHEGANADEN By KUALA LUMPUR Dr Lim: 'They have left me to carry the baby' IT WAS a Saturday night gathering at the residence of Gerakan Penang State Assemblyman, Mr. Ong Vi How. As could be expected of any gathering of politicians, party matters
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    Now what is the word for 9 babies
    484 10  - Now what is the word for 9 babies CHUA BOON CHIN By SINGAPORE, Mon. Nonaplets, nonatuplets, nontuplets or Is it nonoplets? The word for a set of nine babies. Apparently, lexicographers did not conceive of a situation where a woman could give birth to nine at a time. But it
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      QUALITY OF FOOD AT SCHOOL CANTEEN
      187 10 QUALITY OF FOOD AT SCHOOL CANTEEN MY CHILDREN, study ing at Balestier Mixed School, are continually complaining to me about the quality of food sold in the school canteen. Not only is the food at Mmes almost uneatable, but it Is often covered with Hies. Dirty saucers and plates are
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      Awaiting Ministry's "green light'
      161 10 HOW ENCOURAGING to note the Government's concern for rural education development as expressed by the Minister of Education at the opening of a school extension in Kuala Langat (B.T. June 6). I am a rural parent, but against my jubilation at the Minister's words must be
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      HAWKERS CONTRIBUTE TO NOISE POLLUTION
      85 10 INCREASINGLY, hawkers are honking their Instrument: An air 'honk. But perhaps I should call It a weapon since the sound It puts out Is above the noise level bearable by man. I have in mind a particular bread man. He blasts away every three seconds.
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      Lock icon No rushing into talks on troop cuts: Laird
      471 11 WASHINGTON, Monday (J.S. Defence Secretary Melvin Laird said yesterday a mutual reduction of Western and Soviet naval strength in the Mediterranean and elsewhere was a matter that had to be explored within the Warsaw Pact and Nato before rushing headlong into negotiation.
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      Well take necessary measures, Golda warns
      436 11 Well take necessary measures, Golda warns ERL SALEM, Mon. Is- raeli Premier Gold.i .Meir yesterday warned that Israel would take all necessary measures to safeguard free navigation to its ports after the shelling of an Israelbound Liberian oil tanker at the entrance to the Red Sea. Mrs. Meir called on
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      Lock icon 'Angel Eyes' ends Sinatra's 30-year show biz career
      319 11 'Angel Eyes' ends Sinatra's 30-year show biz career T OS ANGELES. Mon. Frank Sinatra ended his 30-year career in the entertainment business by singing "Angel Eyes" to a huge gala charity performance here last night. The 55-year-old crooner, who announced his retirement In April, sang the last line of "Excuse
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      Lock icon Man killed in Indon polls campaign
      134 11 JAKARTA, Mon. A Muslim Party member was murdered and a child maimed in Indonesian election campaign atrocities. Jakarta newspapers reported today. Duta Masjrakat said a member of the big Muslim scholars party Nahdatul Ulama NUi was killed last Friday *l SuKosari In east Java
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      Lock icon France's leftist parties decide to unite at last
      208 11 pAR I S Mon. France's fragmented left emerged newly unified yesterday from an important conference that cemented Francois Mitterrand in his position as top man of the non-commu-nist left-wing and fore-shadowed some serious courting between Socialists and Communists. The three-day meeting of
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      Lock icon No N-arms for Japan says defence —expert
      141 11 No N-arms for Japan says defence —expert- CYDNEY, Mon. A Japanese defence expert said here yesterday that Japan would not arm itself with nuclear weapons as the idea of counterattack was pointless. Speaking at the internati onai a/fairs conference "Japan and Australia in the *****," Prof. MaJtoto Motnoi said the
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      Lock icon Bucharest visit
      34 11 TOKYO. Mon A Chinese Grvernment delegation arrived in Bucharest yesterday to attend the opening ceremony of the exhibition of China's achievements in socialist construction. the New China News Agency reported today. AP
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      Lock icon MANSFIELD CALLS FOR NEW U.S. POLICY IN ASIA
      331 11 MANSFIELD CALLS FOR NEW U.S. POLICY IN ASIA BOSTON, Monday CENATE Democratic leader Mr. Mike Mansfield today called for vigorous American d i p 1 omatic efforts to work out new agreements in Asia and Europe that would lessen dependence on military power for international stability. In a speech at
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      Policemen wounded
      44 11 BANGKOK, Mon. Two policemen were wounded during a gunbattle with communist guerillas in Southern Thailand, police said today. The 20-minute fight erupted when a 21-man police unit sent to Songkhla province to flush out guerillas encountered a gang of 10 guerillas yesterday.
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      Lock icon Russian toast for peace
      79 11 LOS ANGELES. Mon. About 50 demonstrators protesting against treatment of Jews >n Russia, who prepared to chain themselves to a visiting Soviet freighter, vere welcomed aboard with open arms Instead. Mr. Chiam Ooldbe'g. second in command of the freighter Alexander Vermlshev, gave the demonstrators a tour
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      Lock icon Chou pledges all-out aid against the U.S.
      175 12 TOKYO, Monday PREMIER Chou EnK lai was reported to- day to have said his country will, as always, give all-out assistance to the people of Vietnam, Laos and Cambodia in their war against "U.S. aggression." The official New China News Agency said Mr.
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      Lock icon Vietcong flag grab
      47 12 INCENSED by the chant of wardissenters at Union College ill Schenectady, New York, Professor Theodore Bick vaults over the top to seixe a Vietcong flag. He grabbed the flag from another college professor, leader of a radical group of 12 union students. UPI radiophoto.
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      Lock icon Runaway Briton on fraud charge extradited
      174 12 LIONG KONG, Mon.— A magistrate today ordered the extradition of a 29--year-old Briton to England where he has been wanted for three years on fraud and conspiracy charges involving £13,400. Frederick Anthony Wilcock was ordered extradited after a three-day hearing, put off several times
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      Lock icon Majority of MPs want Britain to join C-Mart
      268 12 Majority of MPs want Britain to join C-Mart I ONDON, Mon— A Sub stantial majority of British MP's favoured Britain joining the Common Market, according to a special survey published today by the Daily Mail. It said 322 MP's were for the market and 177 against and this was a
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      Lock icon Laird spells out new combat tactics
      719 12 WASHINGTON, Won. DEFENCE SECRETARY Mr. Melvin Laird said yesterday the U.S. combat role in Vietnam would continue for some time in a security capacity. But in a* television interview he refused to offer a time-table for further troop withdrawals, beyond those announced by President
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      Lock icon Murder suspects die in gunfight with police
      231 12 Murder suspects die in gunfight with police CANTIAGO, Mon. Two leftwing extremists suspected of being involved in the assassination of former Chilean Vice-Pre-sident Mr. Edmund., Perei Zujovic died yesterday in a four-hour gun battle with police and troops In armour* d cars. Interior Ministry announced that Ronald Rivera Calderon, 26,
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      Lock icon Now killer pneumonia threatens refugees
      437 13 KARACHI. Mon. Former Foreign Minister Zulflkar Ali Biiutta may visit western countries to explain and defend Government policy in East Pakistan, it was reported here today. CALCUTTA, Mon. Giant Soviet and American transport planes are being readied to join in a massive race against the
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      Secrecy veils the honeymoon of newly-weds Edward and Tricia
      364 13 Secrecy veils the honeymoon of newly-weds Edward and Tricia WASHINGTON, Mon VEWLY-WEDS Edward and Tricia Cox were still keeping their honeymoon a secret today after the most widely publicised White House wedding ever. Such was the secrecy veiling their whereabouts that it was not even certain they had gone far
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      Lock icon Charge against CIA and FBI
      38 13 TEHERAN, Mon. Former Iranian student Bahrain Mullael Daryanl. 34. expelled from the United States claimed here vesttrday that the CIA and FBI were both behind student demonstrations agaliut the Shah of Iran AP.
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      Lock icon Gunmen kill four in Thai mine —attack—
      183 13 Gunmen kill four in Thai mine —attack— BANGKOK, Mon. Four prospectors were killed and 13 wounded when gunmen sprayed bullets and hand grenades into a mine in Southern Thailand, police said today. The armed sane trapped some 30 men digging for wolfram ore in a mine in Nakhon Sithanunarat Province
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      69 13 JAKARTA, Mon. Foreign Minister Mr. Adam Malik said on his return Irom a two-week trip to Eastern Europe that he was well pleased with debt rescheduling agreements signed with Poland and Czechoslovakia. Mr Malik told reporters at Kemayoran airport last night that further agreements rescheduling
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      Lock icon Politics ban
      27 13 JAKARTA, Mon. Indonesian youths have been banned from using a forthcoming youth procession marking anniversary celebrations of the city of Jakarta for political purposes. Reuter.
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      Lock icon RESEARCH LAB IN DACCA FINDS CURE FOR CHOLERA
      273 13 UANGKOK, Mon. A research laboratory in Dacca is reported to have found a simple but effective oral treatment for cholera the killer disease ravaging thousands of East Pakistan refugees in India. The new drun. developed over a 10-year period by the Paklstan-Seato
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      Lock icon Chinese ballet
      40 13 TOKYO, Mon. Yugoslav Foreign Minister Mr. Mlrko Tepavac, members of the delegation he Is leading In a visit to Peking and the accompanying correspondents went to see a Chinese modern revolutionary ballet yesterday, It was reported today. AP.
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      Lock icon Poland looks for Western credit
      159 13 \VARSAW, Mon. Po- land Is seeking advantageous foreign credits and Industrial co-production agreements with firms in capitalist countries, Prime Minister Plotr Jaroszewicz said yesterday. He told a meeting of Communist Party and Government officials that the present leadership Intended to make more skilful use of
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  • TIMES CITY DESK
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        32 14 LOB K. Lanjut G. C'mics P. Milk F. t Ship Sea View A. E'prise Tholech $3.12 $2.55 $1.04 $1.43 $229 $0.69 $0.90 $1.07 .18 .10 .09 .08 .05 04 04 .04
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        FALLS
        30 14 law Par > Build -.sso Ord. Amal H Credit Sanyo Setron W. Tile SI. 47 $1.55 $3.16 $1.50 $1.74 $1.35 $1.61 $0.79 —.12 —.07 —.06 —.05 —.05 —.04 04 —.03
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        MOST ACTIVE STOCKS
        11 14 MOST ACTIVE STOCKS rterlin (M) OB Sea View 341,000 164.000 156.000
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      Straits Times Indices
      36 14 Straits Times Indices June 11 June 14 Industrials: 161.45 161.39 llotrb: 76.01 76.17 Proper its: 127.91 127.19 t Tins: 93.19 93.21 tfrnbbtn: 118.72 118.78 *Dee. 30, 1966 100 l)rc 31, 1968 100 tDec. 29, 1962 100
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      Prices mixed in quieter trading
      240 14 PRICES held generally 1 steady in moderate trading on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore yesterday. The day's total turnover at 2.4 million was 29 per cent accounted for bj delayed dealing in selective industrial issues Industrials finished on a mixed tally with the
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      Official rates
      50 14 (\S the official Malayan Short Term Money Market for the week ended June 12, 1971 the range of call rates was as follows: BANKING FUNDS: 3 per cent to 3*4 per cent. GENERAL FINDS: 3', per cent to 4*4 P* r cent. MOVEMENTS of funds totaUed $121 million.
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      CLOSING PRICES
      1060 14 810 AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT THE CLOSE OF atSINESS IN THE lINCAPORE AND KUALA LUMPUR TRADING ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANGE BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE: CLOSING TONE: Oil palms steady while the rest easier. TURNOVER: Official total turnover as supplied by the Stock Exchange yesterday including odd
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      Another new counter
      421 14 Another new counter MALAYAN United Industries offers for sale to the public today 935,000 Ordinary $1 par shares to take its paid-up capital to $3 million. It will be the tenth company to make a public issue this year. The capital raised is for financing the company's expansion programme which
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1093 14 BUSINESS :n 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. INDUSTRIALS Alcan (1) $1.55 AlUed Choc. (2) $2.32. (1) $2.31. (4) $2.33 cd cr. Ben
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      Pan-Electric pulls Selco round
      421 14 PAN -ELECTRIC Industries, thanks to a recovery in Selco's fortunes pushed ahead last year to show a pre-tax profit of $2.4 million against $1.98 million in 1969. This rise in pre-tax profits was after depreciation of $1 62 million compared with $0.96 million last time and
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        PRODUCE
        108 14 MINCSI PPRODUCE CXCHANCf. v SINGAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICIS PER PICOL YESTERDAY C.ewiut Oil: bulk Ss3i«eller*. drum IM MMSSS. C»p»»: Mixed if.o.b. looie Jun July UK 'Com »32 B. Ptpptr: Munlok AST* white f.O.b. 100' f NLW $|«2| (ellers. Sarawak white f.o.b. 96T NLW *172» (eller*. Sarawak apeclal black f.o
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        53 14 lUt. IUI London Cloned 30.M Beirut 40.05 39 90 HonKkong 41.04 M.M Zurich Cloud 39 «5B 39.108 Harl* Cloned 40.30 Sport (1) 41.18 41.30 t S Spore <2> 134.00 134.60 (I) Export price in non-Merling art** in U.S. dollar* per ounce <2> Local dealer* prices In Singapore
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        CLOSING PRICES
        24 14 JUNE 14. RUBBER: 104.50 cents per kilo (up 0.75 cents). TIN: $628.75 (down 50 cents). Official offering 307 tons (up 58 tons).
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        Asian Dollar
        53 14 rpHESE average Asiui. I Dollar rates were quoted yesterday. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above and indicate rates for today's trading. One month 7Two months 7- 1 16 Three months 7- 1 16 Six months 7- 3 16 Nine months 7- 5 16 Twelve months
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        RUBBER GAINS
        308 14 AFTER opening •^three-quarters of a cent higher on better overseas advices, the rubber market yesterday slipped back temporarily on small upcountry consignment liquidation. Some' covering demand for RSS One Russia shipment for July and August later, however, recovered the loss. Forwards were quiet. The morning session closed very
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        TIN PRICE DOWN
        41 14 THE Straits tin price in Penang yesterday shed nfty cents to $628.75 per picul on an official offering up 58 tons to 307 tons. The tone was fairly steady with buying support from Europe and the United States.
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        Straits tin shipment
        86 14 CJHIPMENT of Straits refined tin from Penang for May 1971 •^totalled 7,670 tons, according to statistics Issued by Straits Trading. The following table shows the tonnage and destination, excluding metal shipment from Klang via Port Swettenham: May Jan-May United Kingdom Igo 6f15 uk (option) United States 2.696
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        ECONOMISTS CALL FOR INCREASE IN EXCHANGE RATE MARGINS
        763 14 ECONOMISTS CALL FOR INCREASE IN EXCHANGE RATE MARGINS YEW YORK. The money crisis of May i has brought to a head the issue of whether the rich industrial nations are headed for greater protectionism and capital controls or for freer trade and flexible exchange rates. There is ambiguity in the
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        Exchange rates
        187 14 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia Singapore announced 1 these best agreed merchant rates as at June 14. Local dollars to one unit Selling Bu> ins of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD S s Sterling Pound 7.3850 7 .3525 7.3400 Australian Dollar 3 4525 3 4100
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        Hong Kong
        219 14 ITONO HONO, Mon. The market opened very active and showed a distinct improvement over last Friday Interests were well distributed in all sections with prices rising in a great number of counters. Taikoo Broke the HK$lOO boundary and was traded between HK$lO3. and HK$lO5 but finally closed at
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        Hong Kong rates
        37 14 On th. frt* uctiingi market In Honic Kon yesterday thr U.S. d»ll«r »v quoted *t 6.0150 (or T.T. and «.0037S for e«ih. Sterling w.ia quoted tt 14.50 «nd •nt laal »t geld at 2lifi.fi;:.
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    Victims in two hold-ups lose $6,000
    133 15 Victims in two hold-ups lose $6,000 CINGAPORE, Mon. J Eight armed thugs yesterday robbed their victims of $6,600 in two hold-ups. ROBBERY NO. 1: Neo Kar Chan, manager of a feed mill company, was in his office with an employee about 6 p.m. when four men surprised them with knives.
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    Denies theft
    34 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. A labourer, Ahmad Jagabar All, 36. today denied stealing 2.000 pieces of wired glass louvre* from a newly-completed factory at Ganges Avenue on April 25. Bail of $1,000 was allowed.
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    Telex to Angola
    19 15 SINOAPORE. Mon— A 24--hour telex service between Singapore and Angola. West Africa, is now in operation.
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    Camera lost in taxi
    31 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. A Yasbica camera was left behind in a taxi on Friday. The finder is requested to contact Mr. Glenn Thomson at tel. *****1, ex. 6699.
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    Rahim: Vital to know own tongue AND dish
    522 15 Rahim: Vital to know own tongue AND dish BILINGUALISM CRITICS FLAYED SINGAPORE, Monday. JT is urgent that Singaporeans learn their own mother tongues as well as acquire a knowledge of the English language. The Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Inche Rahim Ishak, said this at the opening of the
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    'Heart' man off to Melbourne
    68 15 'Heart' man off to Melbourne PENANG, Mon. The Penang Handicapped Orphans Appeal today sent another heart patient, Leong Wai Khoon, for operation at the Alfred Hospital in Melbourne. "This is the second case we have sent to Australia this year." Miss Madeline Lim, the secretary, said. Leong's air passage of
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    Pirate's car forfeited
    31 15 SINGAPORE Mon. Chua Yeow Kok, 40, was lined $200 today for using his car as a pirate taxi in Balestler Road on May 20. His car was forfeited.
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    Litter fine
    38 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. Housewife Loo Chwee Hup, 32. was fined $10 by a magistrate's court today for throwing a cigarette butt on the lawn of the Botanic Gardens on June 8 at about 8.30 p.m. Mrs. Tai
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    No top Toto winners
    54 15 SINGAPORE. Mon. There were no top winners In yesterday's Toto draw no. 40/71. The jackpot for the draw on Thursday is $145,000. Winners of the lucky draw can now present their winning coupons at the claims department of Singapore Pools. Perclval Road, on weekdays during office
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    Society picnic
    20 15 SINGAPORE, Mon. The Photographic Society of Singapore will hold Its annual picnic on June 20 at Ponggol Hotel.
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    REPORT THEFT OF TAPE RECORDERS CALL
    103 15 CINGAPORE, Mon. Police today appealed to people who have not reported the theft of their tape recorders from Jalan Batu and Kampong Arang to contact Joo Chiat police station. They can help identify six tape recorders, including car tape recorders, recovered by detectives from
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    MOSQUITO BREEDING: 8 TO BE CHARGED
    70 15 MOSQUITO BREEDING: 8 TO BE CHARGED SINGAPORE, Mon— Eight people will soon be charged in court for not taking preventive measures against mosquito-breeding in their homes. They are among 200 householders who have been Issued with warning notices. If found guilty, they can be fined up to $1,000. The anti-mosqulto
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    Phone link-up
    20 15 KUALA LUMPUR, Mon. Direct VHF telephone service between Kuala Lumpur and Pekan Baru In Sumatra was established today.
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    Centre will herald new era of education co-operation
    320 15  -  CHUA SIEW KENG By I -Singapore, Monday- <T<HE new Seameo Regional English Language Centre building here expected to be completed later this year will launch a new era towards greater regional co-operation among the eight g**~r countries, than 100 delegates jservers from
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      302 15 .#[2s J T^vmSfim nit utmA Advertisement Do You Want to Become a Writer? If you have aptitude often "Because of what you u._ch». me rrealrd by a sift for letter writ- I find myself with a fascinates •ne you ran br trained to write part-time career." and sell article* and
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      112 15 what the world needs now is SILVER 3in-1 We put the receiver/amplifier, record changer and recorded tapes too. It includes a FM/AM stereo a tape system into one compact package that tuner, i,jh quality amplifier and an automatic saves space and get rid of a lot of wiring. turntable with
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      783 15 On your TV and Radio 3.N P.M. Opening Followed by 1.4S For the Family (C repeat) rfOgttm^mmn^^lMjliJT^yMri Freud of BJCI £7, IS 2JtT K P 3.21 For the Family (M) 741 news (C) News 3.M A Diary of Events in Singapore 7* Design Men in Motion JJ. e M >
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      139 16 wmm~ \l 1 1 ***** l ***** l II ill 4 iv^^^m I ■■■■■I V^l M? V If s now the Elite's ehoiee The pleasure given by a top quality car is pleasure in precise engineering, in the efficiency of well-harmonized technical units and in the supreme feeling of command
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    Court told of owners' stand bookie
    484 17 Two admit bribing Turf Club man SINGAPORE, Mon A DISTRICT court was told today that a Penang businessman or his brother would come down here during race meetings and operate in the owners' stand at the Singapore Turf Club. Four of the meetings were
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    Youths get jail, caning for armed hold-ups
    150 17 SINGAPORE, Mon. rr*HREE youths were Jailed A today for armed robberies of over $7,000 in cash and valuables. They were also ordered to be caned. Liew Kew Chai, 23, Sim Ban Hock, 21, and Low Kirn Tan, 19, each admitted five charges of
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    TOA PAYOH TO GET NEW RELIGIOUS BUILDING
    110 17 TOA PAYOH TO GET NEW RELIGIOUS BUILDING CINGAPORE, Mon. Toa Payoh will get a new religious building soon. Tenders have been called by the Housing Board for the site, which is In Lorong 2. It has an area of about 63,000 sq. ft. Closing date for tenders is June 22.
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    Picketing record
    66 17 SITIAWAN. Mon. As far as picketing goes, the labourers of the twice-sold Suffolk Estate, near here, can claim a record. They are still at it after five and a half months. Mr. O. Raman, a former tapper and leader of the picketing workers said that 150 of them
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    SMA dinner
    24 17 SINGAPOE, Mon. The Singapore Manufacturers' Atsoclatlon will hold Us annual dinner at the Jurong Room, Bhangrl-la Hotel, at 7.45 p.m on Friday.
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    Man who doesn't know what to do with $5,000
    160 17 SINGAPORE, Mon. Freelance advertising designer Clinton Lim was short of ideas when it came to deciding what to do with his unexpected "bonus". Clinton, 25, who shares this week's Straits Times word puzzle prize with Alor Star's Postmaster General, Mr. Ong
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    Blood Bank stocks above average
    100 17 Blood Bank stocks above average SINGAPORE, Mon. —Reserve stocks at the Blood Bank, are above average, following a total of 986 donations given last week. A statement by the Blood Transfusion Centre Issued today said that reserve stocks of all blood groups had risen from 867 units last week to
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      203 17 \lh>U Vop By 1 Hamiin MAGAZINE RACK /^WHAT?.' WHY 1.... SET OUT OF I KNOW THfaSE TWO /NOPE KJEV^ttN THEY U/ERE TALK-/tfS\ PJW^^WONMUfijr tXDWT \OUMEWpON^)<_ FELLAS AT7H' CHKx/ SAW W O^ReJ lAC UKETMKY J LM Abner By Ai Capp feo ah dontT'OER ALTE he pre-dick-ted HEDiP?-. r r N >
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  • MAINLY FOR WOMEN
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      The time it takes to get ready for a day's work
      581 18 lIOW long did you spend getting ready for work this morning? From the time your feet touched your bedroom floor to the time you left the house for the office, the answer is most probably an hour. This is
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      PERFUME GOES WITH FASHION
      46 18 T>ERFUME should be as much a part of a woman's fashion as the clothes she wears," says Norman Norell, American fashion designer. "That's why making fragrance is not just chemist's work. It also belongs to fashion designers with something important to say."
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      Lock icon Focus on big bold prints
      188 18 Focus on big bold prints BREAK into prints with florals, fine paisleys, big bold stripes, geometries, or polka dots. Prints are the big news at the moment for fashion conscious girls. Wtor the prints alone or together, either way they look good. For it it a message of mix and
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      Tea-time treats with cocoa and chocolate
      446 18 fHOCOLATE and cocoa are great favourites not only with children but with grown-ups too. Served plain, or used In recipes, they always make delicious eating. Here are some delicacies using chocolate and cocoa that will make your tea-time sessions a success with your family
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      HOUSEHOLD HINTS
      129 18 JJOME spot removal remedies should be used with caution, says a dry cleaning specialist. For example, there is one now circulating which suggests the use of hair spray to remove ball point ink stains. The alcohol found In all hi.-r sprays will remove a ball point Ink stain.
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      254 18 LCVE AFFAIR FRAGRANCES FROM GOYA TALC COLOGNE PERFUME London Paris New\trk mm Wm^mWm^l!^/\ T= '^rfO*4^^B aisssssssw The big hunt is on for the best cook in the territory. Man, woman or child. To qualify I to enter you only need to be a Shellane user. I And all you have
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      114 18 1 3A I J^^v I fly W Wm m I ■SLm^Lm B m ■■m fc ■^■^■bSSBSBSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSBSSSSB^B^B^B^B^BIB^B^BW VvMAS^B^BBBKBIBBSSBSSSSaM. Whenever Blue Grass whispers, the message is understood No mistaking the subtle C^ summer perfume of Blue I J^j unforgettable. In Blue Grass hand lotion, liairspray. t «OBat T^pT^ delightful. And simply =:S^^4^v
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      1290 19 TOUVERPtXHANBBTIIII j_ Due Sport Sails P. S'l-am Pinanf rilM Livirpool eiisgo. UPfrt JaM 18/18 Jmi .uraivmt *»o«™outJi Jmi It Jim 22 J.M 23/29 tc_!ii« Lutrpool. Ciasgo. JaM 11 JMt 29 iinthr, Lutrpool JMt 21 JMI 28 Jmi 27/ 1 iy-_i_ Liuots, Liverpool, BtMast.. My 1 J.ly I J.iy S/1B My
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      1063 19 IHECT TO HAMIUR6 II 30 MYB P. Sham Penang Sinfapon LOADING FOR: SIENA Sailed Sailed f.K-M/JaM IS C'blanca. H'burg B'men. R'dam Adam, G'burg Aarhus, C'hagen. PAHAMA JaM 18/18 1 1 Pirt Hamburg. Bremen, A'dam. 'R'dim/ Antwerp, C'hagen, G'burg, Oslo. BOGOTA JaM 21/20 Jut 27/28 J.M 28/ 1 Hamburg Bremen, A'dam/R'dam,
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      1088 19 l BW«ajl_a-B-iB_ a i_HBMMM_MMj l Hh^^™T^^Bßßß_J KPIESS StIVICE TO LONDON, LIYEIFOOI. CONTINtNTAL PBITS BEN VENUE BS Singapore r. S'hara Pinang Rottirdam Aa. 1 Sailed li Pirt J.m IS Jmi IS Hu »"8 > BENVRACKIE Smgapon p. sham Pinang For London J.ly 21 June 28 21 Hamburg J.ly 21 Singaiori P.
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      1257 19 FORTNIGHTLY EXPRESS SERVICE DIRECT FROM EAST COAST U.S.A. MEHESTHEUS SailM Jnt IB Jim IS Am 24 "JJMLAT Urn JM.M J.I, 1 mi sift 1 Wh JBMIJ Jiry 14 Jiry IS JHy 17 KYOTO Sails Jmi 28 Jify 10 AM 1 km 1 Oct 8 ™**»OIM Stift Jlly 11 1 SSftJ
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      1137 20 omm 0 KAWASAKI KISEN KAISHA LTD. Wast Australia, Singapore /Japan Servla* Fremantlt Sport Kttlunf Yakkaiehi/f agoya Y'haiM Kobt "Bttj it" Mart 31 JaM 7 Jaly 11 Jary 1 a Jily 2B Jaly Atnptiaf carge far «tle, OtaU, Nagiya. Taktiaaa. KAWASAKI KINKAI KISEN KAISHA LTI. JAPAN, H. KONG, STRAITS SERVICE Sails
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      957 20 T *-**~4^i e^ FKO» AOSTRALIA PURNEA 2BJaM STRAITS/MABRAS SERVICE: Singapore P. Sham Penang Itaiaaf fan lAJULA li Fl/2B JaM 11 JaM 22 JaM Nappattlnam, Madras. RAJULAt B/14 My M.Jely II Jaly Nappattinam, atadnt. RAJUUt J I Atf *SAtg IS Aag Nagapattinam, Madras. t Cakii acMaaaaaiiM anilaala. JAPAN CULf SERVICE: Penjng
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      885 20 NEPTUNE ORIENT LINES LTD. (incorporated in the republic of Singapore) ICB BUILDING. 2 SHENTON WAY, SINGAPORE 1. TEL: *****3-7. U.K. EUROPE SERVICE LOADING F6R LONDON, HBURG R'DAM, HAVRE. Singapore P. Sham Penang Arntti: NCPTUNC AMBCR 1 1 PMt 17 JaM LeilOM 13/7. L'pool 18/7, Havre, R'dan. H burg. NEPTUNE AMCTKTST
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      766 20 M^~MALA7siATnrTTER^ SHIPPING CORPORATION BERHAD Na.XML Jin Ampang. Kuakt Luinew The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST/EUROPE SERVICE Vnraoort P. Sham Penang AnitM: BUNCA MELOR 24 21 Jtte 27/20 JMt 20/ 2 Jily Ha.re 27,7. londoa. 217. H'burf 4,1, R'dam 6/t. A'werp 9,8, Br«men 11/t. BUNGA RAT* 11 .21 Jily
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      752 21 T MC POBT Or SINCAPORf AUTHO OUT: 1 I BITV ANNOUNCED THt FOLLOW IM r. BIRTHING ARRANOCMiNTt ORT »WETTiNHAM FOR JUNI IS. Whirl Btrttil Hoi Houw. n»rpo OUT: Badrnttcln 6/7. Ptrseua 13/14 E>ua Bhil An X "*"'i aIM> Ancovtllt. nkr 15 19 Pnallm 2<> E«»t. N*« Wharf Btrtht: Achilles. Nam
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      504 21 >j^^^ LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN TANAH gi 1 2y| PERSEKUTUAN KENYATAAN TAWARAN TAWARAN BAOI MENEBANG. MEMBAKAR. MEMERUN. DAN LAIN 2 KERANA MEMAJUKAN KAWASAN UNTOK PERKAMPONOAN DAN PERTANIAN Tawaran2 ada-lah dl-pelawa darlpada kontrekter2 yang berpengalaman untok kerja2 dl-atas di-Ranchang!tn2 Kemajuan Tanah dl-bawah lnl: A. Kawasan Kelapa Sawil No. KANCHANGAN PEBINGKAT LVAiI KAWASAN 1.
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      827 21 APPRENTICESHIP IN GERMANY Applications are Invited from persons aged 16 to 18. with a minimum of Secondary 111, Technical 111 or equivalent education, above average results in Science subjects and In good health, for consideration to undergo a 3V?-year apprenticeship in Oermany (near Stuttgart) leading to a diploma in tool-making
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      738 21 PUBLIC I TILITIF.S BOARD. SINGAPORE TENDERS WATER DEPARTMENT: (3rd Floor, ctty Hall) (1) Supply of 18" and 24" diameter sluice valves. Tendei deposit $500/-. Close at 2.1S p.m. on 19.7.71. (2) Supply of 4", 9" 12" diameter sluice valves. Tender deposit $500 Close at 2.15 p.m. on 6.7.71. ELECTRICITy DEPARTMENT:
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      415 21 NOTICE NOTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN that the Sixth Annual Oeneral Meeting of Hong Leong Finance Limited will be held at the Board Room of Hong Leong Company (Pte.) Limited, No. 144. Robinson Road. Singapore, on Wednesday, 30th June. 1971 at 4.00 p.m. for the following purposes 1. Tb receive the
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      406 21 MeALISTER COMTANV LIMITED (h»c«rB«r*t««I la B-B—afiwj NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that the Directors have declared second Interim Dividend of 10% leas ¥>% Singapore Income Tax In respect of the year ending 30th June 1971. Such Dividend will be paid on 12th July 1971 to Stockholders whose names appear on the
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    Acknowledgements
    71 22 THE CHAIRMAN of the Management Sub-Committee. Red Cross Crippled Children's Home wishes to thank the Pastor of Emmanuel Chapel for officiating at the funeral service of Miss Aw aI Poh. and also all friends who sent wreaths and attended the funeral service on Monday. 14/6/71. THE FAMILY OF the
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    Announcements
    73 22 CHANGE OF ADDRESS We are pleased to advise our Clients that we shall be moving Into our own onices at No. 163 A Thomson Road (Ooldhlll Shopping Centre*. Slnga-pore-11 on Wednesday. June 16. 1971. Our new telephone numbers are *****1 and *****5. Kee Yeap Associates. Chartered Architects. EXPRESS: Mother
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    DeathS
    94 22 MRS. VEO KWANG YAM passed away peacefully 13.6.71 leaving behind husband. sons Johnny. Tommy. dauKhter-ln-law Anna, daughters Annie. Susie, sons-ln-la-v, Roliind Tan Lee Tong. Teo Lay Swee and grandchildren. Cortege leaves 21 Highland Close 2 p.m. Thursday 17.6.71 for cremation. 00MMEN YOHANNAN 79. Pezhumkattil Thumpamon Kerala entered in glory
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      636 22 SENEVIRATNE Gladys and Percy a son on 14-6-71 at Randan* Kerbau Hospital. Thanks to doctor and staff. Overseas leave NOW LETTING for long let from Ist October 1971, fully furnished Cottage 30 mlns. from Edinburgh. Central heating, garage, telephone Ideal for long leave. Details from Box A 4877 ST. Spore.
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      928 22 FEMALE CLERK WAMTEO by ChitFund Company. Above 20. Senior Cambridge. practical experience. knowledKe of Chinese and dialects are essential. Apply In own handwriting to Box A 5169 ST. Spore giving full details. A NEW FINANCIAL OPPORTUNITY awaits 5 men/ladles ambitious for over $1,000/- monthly. Training provided, car essential. Interviews today
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      949 22 LADY JUNIOR OFFICE assistant ag* 20 with two years experience seek* any clerical position. Box A 5173 ST. Spore. RECISTCRED PHARMACIST Seeking for Immediate employment (full-time/part-time) contact Bos A 5195. S.T. Spore. READ THE SENIOR Appointment Vacant In the Sunday Mall each week. Accommodation vacant BALMORAL R0AO: 2-storey detached bungalow.
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      970 22 FURNISHEO APARTMENT IN good locality with telephone and television I—41 4 bedrooms ranging from $200/- $750/- Ring Spore ***** after 10 00 a.m. TELOK KURAU DIST. IS furnished 2-bedroomed flat bathroom attached, servant's room cum bathroom Rental $350/- Contact ***** B'pore. OIST. LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED room with alrcond. bathroom attached for
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      882 22 FAR EAST MANSION 13th Floor Block D. Panoramic View overlooking the sea. morning sun. 3 Bedrooms. Mosaic throughout. $44,000/-. Pohm Victoi ft Mendez Pte. Ltd.. *****8/*****. SBm'iSAWANO HILLS DRlVE— elngl*storey corner 3-bedroomed terrace bout*. American type. Mosaic flooring. Larc* garden. $36,000/- 0.n.0. Phone ***** Spore. NEWTON COURTS district 11 flat
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      838 22 CITY ANO OUILOS Electrical Electronic Technician course commencing 15.6.71. Few more vacancies Apply Immediately. Spore Tech-Corn College 941 A. Serantoon Road. Spore 12. Tel: *****4. ELECTRICAL ENCINEERING CITY A Guilds London Intermediate (Alternating Current) Examination course! commencing to-night. Session A 630 p.m. Session B 8 p.m. Regal School. Spore *****
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      912 22 INTERNATIONAL AIR ENTERPRISE weekly economic flights to London, also commercial flights ft European Tours Tel: Spore. *****0/*****0 FOR INEXPENSIVE FLIOHTS to London Europe America Ring Spore *****2. *****6 and Kuala Lumpur *****7 8. LONDON WEEKLY ECONOMIC FLIOHTS and London New York flights. EITA 42-B Cross Street. Spore *****/*****4. EUROPE TOUR
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      951 22 Pets lor sal* FOR SALE 6 MONTHS OLD. Great Dan* of tint clam Pedigree. Tel: *****1 Spore. Lost LOST one Indonesian Passport name A>ns Soeicianto No C *****2. Finder plea<e cull Tel ***** *****4. *****8 or mail P. O. Box No 3330 nnder will be awarded. Machinery, plant tor sal*
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      SURCHARGE TO HELP SAVE WATER
      66 23 JN view of Hie continuing water crisis would the Public Utilities Board consider this measure: Calculate average monthly consumption for the three months February, March and April 1971. Any consumer exceeding 80 per cent of his average would face a stiff surcharge if he cannot
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      Miniature S'pore River in Tiong Bahru...
      106 23 Miniature S'pore River in Tiong Bahru... A LLOW me to bring to the t\ attention of the people of Singapore, especially the inspectors of the Public Health Department, the fact that we have a miniature Singapore River along Llm Liak Street. I am referring to the stretch of drain running
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      The smells and sounds that irritate...
      388 23 The smells and sounds that irritate... SOMETHING constructive should be done by the HDB to alleviate the plight of residents In Block 18, Toa Pay oh. The two blocks of foodstalls situated barely 50 feet away from Block 18 is causing a lot of nuisance to the residents. These stalls
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      Cats on tin roofs
      67 23 RESIDENTS living along the lanes leading from Chartwell Drive in Srrangoon Gardens are disturbed by stray cats. Most of the houses have aluminium side awnings, and the cats' jumping from awning to awning creates a terrible din. The cats also steal food. Will the authorities concerned
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      Congrats for the local talents seen on —ETV—
      356 23 Congrats for the local talents seen on ETV— MAY I congratulate the Educational Television staff for a rather striking display of their talents in the "Let us speak English" presentation of the famous Chinese play "Lady Precious Stream" last Friday. As someone who has studied the book I found the
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      Replies ...from Govt
      141 23 Replies ...from Govt T REFER to a letter from "L.P.S." (S.T., May 15) complaining about accumulated refuse in the basemen; of Block A, Jalan Jintan. Investigations confirmed the accumulation of a pile of wood waste and bits of paper in the basement of Block A, Jalan Jintan. This block of
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      77 23 I REFER to the letter by Ho Tsu Keng (ST., June 5). When your correspondent presented himself for medical examination at the Central Manpower Base on May 21 he was told that he would have to report for medical review at a later date and a letter to this effect
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      192 23 T REFER to the complaint made by Mr. Raymond Kam (ST., May 27) regarding the Queenstown swimming pool. It is apparent that the "rubbish" that Mr. Kan was referring to were bits of paper-wrappers, straws, soft drink bottles and other odds and ends found strewn on the grounds within the
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      292 23 (Cont. from Page 22) Miscellaneous HO DOWN PAYMENT. Ut your home w ith vinyl, mosaic, parquet or terrazzo with only S6O/- per month. C ill at our showroom or rinn *****/ I7IM Khim Company 293-A. Selegle ALLUMINIUM U.S.A., AWNINGS. V blinds sunbreakers to beautify your home. Contact specialists for last
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      286 23 FLEMINCO STCAMBATH A MASSAGE i Air-Conditioned) 24'iC 5. Orchard Road. 8 port *****1 Shopping guide SILVERCRAFT Baby'i christening »et« and cutlery AIA Building. K Lumpur Tel. 2711 K. Cold Storage. Penang Lane Nutmeg Road. Singapore. 3761 S3. *****. *****2. Open whole day Saturday FOR THAT JEWELLERY Iht epitome of elegance
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      579 23 ffl The SGV Group Applications are Invited for Management Services personnel with the qualifications described below: Consultants With at least a Bachelor's Degree), but preferably a Masters' Degree, or equivalent. In Business Administration, Accountancy, Economics or other related fields. With work experience In business management. With good personality. Senior Assistants
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      704 23 SABAH GOVERNMENT VACANCY PSC NOTICE NO. I*2/71 Applications are Invited from Malaysian Cltlaens for the following appointment with the Agriculture Department (a) POST: Assistant Land Development Officer (b) SALARY SCALE: Division 11. Cl. 2, 3. 4. 5 ($250 $1,050) (C) AGE: Normally not less than 21 years and not more
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      806 23 GAMMON SOUTH EAST ASIA BEBHAD (Incorporated in Malaysia) NOTICE OF MEETING NOTICE 18 HEREBY OIVEN that the Twelfth Annual General Meeting of the Company will be held at the Registered Office. No. 19 Jalan Tandang, Petaling Jaya. Selangor. on Wednesday, 30th June. 1971. at 12.30 pjn. or so soon thereafter
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      Head family triumph in 'Diane'
      125 24 Head family triumph in 'Diane' PARIS. Mon. Mrs. Alec 1 Head's three-year-old colt Pistol Packer, ridden by 'her son Freddy and trained by her husband Alec, won the lOif Prix de Diane the French Oaks— at Chantilly near here yesterday. Pistol Packer nosed out Cambrizzla and Dixie In a photofinish
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      Lock icon BOYCOTT OF S.A. SHOWING RESULTS: -BROWN
      210 24 BOYCOTT OF S.A. SHOWING RESULTS: -BROWN- LONDON. Mon. Former British Foreign Minister Lord George-Brown said yesterday that boycotts of South African cricket and rugby teams had brought about the beginning of a change In South Africa's attitude to sport. Interviewed by tbe BBC on his impressions of a recent visit
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      U.S. baseball results
      76 24 NEW YORK. Mon. Results of yesterday's U.S. baseball games. National League: Pittsburgh 8 St. Louis 4, Atlanta 9 Houston 0. Cincinnatti 4 Chicago 3 (11 Inns), Los Angeles 7 Montreal 1. San Diego 9 Philadelphia 8. New York S San Francisco 4 (10 inns). American League: Kansas
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      Lock icon Bft birdie putt wins Weiskopf $90,000
      201 24 Bft birdie putt wins Weiskopf $90,000 fHARLOTTE (North Carolina), Mon.— Tom Welskopf scored his first win on the U.B. golf circuit for nearly three years when he won the USSISO.OOO Kemper. Open here yesterday in a fourway sudden-death playoff with Lee Trevlno, Dale Douglass and Gary Player. Weiskopf. 28, blrdled
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      Layer enters last four
      49 24 BRISTOL. Mon. Rod Layer beat Roger Taylor 6-1 3-6 6-2 and Marty Rlessen 4/-6 6-3 6-2 to qualify for the semi-finals of the £20.000 Will's tennis tournament here. He was Joined In the semifinals by Arthur Ashe, and South Africans Bob Maud and Cliff Drysdale.
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      Lock icon NZ rugby blacked out
      82 24 AUCKLAND, Mon.— The Auckland Journalists' Union yesterday decided to boycott the Auckland Rugby Union to protest against the ARU's ban on sportswriter Terry McLean. The boycott means all the Auckland Rugby Union matches or meetings will not be reported in daily newspapers or broadcast by private
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      Twin Success tops the list
      618 24 Twin Success tops the list RACING with EPSOM JEEP \T the start of the season I suggested it would pay to follow Class 4 newcomers who had shown up in their initial races. Quite a few have made the grade and some of them like Midsun, Twin Happiness, Light Burden,
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      Lock icon Porsches again
      378 24 IE MANS (France), Mon. Helmut Marko of Austria and Gys van Lennep of Holland yesterday scored Porsche's second consecutive victory in the Le Mans 24-hour endurance race dominated by the West German cars. Marko and Van Lennep snatched the lead In their Porsche 917 Just before dawn broke
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      Lock icon Hill runs the year's fastest marathon
      283 24 MANCHESTER. Mon. Britain's Ron Hill, the European and Commonwealth champion, ran the fastest marathon In the world this year when he clocked 2hr. 12mln. 390 to win the annual Maxol event here yesterday. Hill won the 26-mlle 385yard event from fellow Briton Trevor Wright
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      112 24 THE HAGUE. Mon. Lambert Schuurmans. a 26-year-old Hutch rider, was killed when his 650 cc Yamaha crashed cne and half hours before the finish of a 24-hour motorcycle race at Oss. nea r Bois le Due yesterday. He was the second rider to be killed
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      197 25 SASA seeks dedicated men as officials CINGAPORE Amateur J Swimming Association is seeking dedicated men to enhance its managerial leadership. The association wants the support of those who, though not actively involved in the promotion of wlmming, had given voluntary .services towards its various promotional projects. President Chan Chee Seng
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      47 25 TOKYO. Mon. Fifteen Japanese track and field atnletes will compete In an International meet In Singapore in August, the Amateur Athletic Federation announced today. They will leave Tokyo on Aug. 9 and will visit Malaysia and Formosa after competing In Singapore.
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      Forces thrash TBA for second win
      229 25 ARMED Forces 'A' scored their second strsight win in the FAS League Div Three by thrashing Tamil Brotherhood Association by 5-0. The young, energetic Forces, who also showed good tactical skills, had TBA on the run from the start with their fast hitting soccer.
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      312 25  -  ERNEST FRIDA By CALL to Singapore to turn 4 professional" has been made by Lav Ten? Chuan, Singapore's Chef de Mission to the 1970 Asian Games in Bangkok. Mr. Lav, in his report to the National Olympic Council, has suggested that Singapore think professional
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      219 25 'Roasting' for BAS coaching body By PETER SIOW OASKETBALL Asso- elation of Singapore's coaching committee got a "roasting" at the fifth annual management meeting at Sports House on Sunday. BAS secretary Lee Yee Nan said he found them wanting "in providing proper training clinics which to a great extent curbed
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      Malaysia fail to make final
      43 25 JAKARTA. Mon. Burma won through to the final of the Jakarta anniversary soccer tournament by downing Cambodia 8-0 tonight. Half time score was 3-0. Burma will play Indonesia. 2-1 winners over Malaysia tonight, in the final on Wednesday.
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      19 25 THE Electrical and Electronic Engineering Society of Ngee Ann Technical College will hold its cross-country race on Sunday.
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      Record 103 to contest 735-mile BP rally
      218 25 A RECORD 103 entries were received for the 735-mile BP Rally when entries closed yesterday. Of this nearly 90 per cent are local participants. This Is the first time. too. that local entries have exceeded that from the British Armed Forces, which in
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      328 25  - 'No coach' shock awaits soccer players JOE DORAI By CINGAPORE soccer players now in Jakarta, are a in for a "shock" when they return on Saturday they will be without a coach. Harlth Omar and Yap Boon Chuan, the two men who had been coaching them for the past five
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      106 25  - Pakistan's game hit by rain OXFORD. Mon. Heavy rain washed out the second day's play In the match between Oxford University and the touring Pakistani cricketers here today. With the rain continuing throughout the morning, lunch was taken early and play was abandoned (or the day immediately afterwards. Part of
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      30 25 SOCCER FAS Dlv. 2 IBBC v Shipyard. Race Course Utd v Tamplnes Rovers. Vigilantes A' v TBA (Parrer Park). SCC v JolUlads (padang). ATHLETICS Swift* meet (Parrer Park 6 p.m.).
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    57 26 HONG KONO. Mon. An Australian detective, Sgt. Jack Oreen, flew In last night for inquiries in connection with the recent bomb hoax involving Qantas airline. Police said the inquiries were confidential but they are believed to centre on the possibility that the money Is being "unloaded" In
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    54 26 MANILA, Mon. Former Philippine President Carlos P. Garcia, who was elected president of the newly formed Constitutional Convention last Friday, died today of a heart attack at his residence in nearby Quezon City. He was 74. Garcia, was the Philippine Republic's fourth President, serving from
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    37 26 SAIGON. Mon. 852 heavy bombers launched a second day of heavy attacks today against North Vietnamese supply routes, troop concentrations, bunker complexes and storage sites to the west, northwest and south of Khe Sanh. AP.
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    75 26 CABINET REFUSES SUBSIDY TO SHIPYARD LONDON. Mon. Prime Minister Edward Heath's Government decided today not to grant a major cash subsidy to prop up the shipbuilding firm which constructed the superliner QE2. Mr. John Davies, Secretary for Trade and Industry, said a Cabinet meeting had decided not to meet a
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    423 26 Nonaplets no surprise, says mother SYDNEY, Monday r»ERALDINE BRODRICK, who gave birth to nine babies on Sunday, said today she knew from her second week of pregnancy that it would probably be a multiple birth. Four of the babies were clinging to life last night. "I looked a« though I
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    38 26 LENINGRAD. Mon. A regional American airline yesterday new a charter plane, across the North Pole (or the first time from Anchorage to Leningrad In a bid for permanent route between Alaska and the Soviet Union. AP.
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    35 26 REYKJAVIK, Mon. The Socialist-Conservative Coalition Government of this tiny Island republic In the North Atlantic today lost Its majority In the world's oldest parliament, according to Incomplete return* from yesterday's general election. UPI
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    369 26 T ONDON. Mon. Equltlta cxtend- < «d Friday louea In dull condition*. The Upper Clyde Shlpbulldere i>qutat for govtrnment aid and weekend press comment on the country's economic outlook mad* (or protective marking down over a broad front. An attempted rally, following the UK. May trad* figure*. fluled
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    49 26 LONDON. Moo— Spot 18.90. Settlement July 13.68, July/B«pt. 16.M. Aug. 18.90, Sept. IS 15, Oct. Dec. 15. 70. Jan. Mar. 17 -S. April-June 17.95, July Sept 18.48. Oct 7Dw, 18.98. Jan/Mar. 19.18, April/June 19.18. July Sept 19.38. c.l.f. July 14 90. Auf 18.20. Market Quiet with (ellen NMHt
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    30 26 LONDON. Moo.— Spot buyer* £1.432 (—£B), Mllm £1,433 <— £S> Forward buyan £1445 (—£2). tellers £1 446 U). BtttlMMPl £1.433 £l). Turnover a.m. 470 ton* p.m. 280 tool. Too*: m«a4r.
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    60 26 TAN PINO KOON expired 14.6.71 am 62 leaving widow, one daughter and on* adopted son. Funreal Tuesday 18.6.71. Cortege leaving 7 Duku Lane at 2.00 p.m for Chua Ctau Kane Cemetery. CAPTAIN LEONC KO«C WAN passed away peacefully 13.6.T1 ag* 28, leaving wife and parents. Cortege leaves Singapore Casket
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    44 26 SINGAPORE. Mon. The Singapore Herald co-operative group tonight held a meeting to discuss ways of raising f 2 million to buy over the Herald assets from the receiver. A further meeting will be held next Sunday to review the financial situation.
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