The Straits Times, 5 July 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The Straits Times The National Newspaper fcsU. IMS MONDAY, JULY 5 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Big security alert for Agnew Talks with Lee, call on Sheares
    629 1  - Big security alert for Agnew Talks with Lee, call on Sheares SOH TIANG KENG ARTHUR RICHARDS By Singapore, Sunday UNITED States VicePresident Spiro Agnew flew in here today for a two-day unofficial visit amid tight security. The last time he visited Singapore in January 1970, he described the place as
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    Penang reader wins that $10,000
    82 1 APENANG reader has won the $10,000 prise in the Straits Times Word Puixle T." He is Mr. Yeoh Oon Hap of 3-G. Logan Road, Penang. He submitted a set of answers t« the clues which the adjudication committee held the most meritorious. Win nine entry
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    It may be a landslide win for Golkar
    500 1  - It may be a landslide win for Golkar HUGH MABBETT By JAKARTA, Sun. At Setter Golkar headquarters he r C today workers were greeting each other with "Selamat Menang" (Happy Victory) as their organisation appeared headed for victory in the Indonesian elections. Early unofficial returns show Golkar, the army sponsored
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    Lucky Toto numbers
    39 1 SINGAPORE, Sun. In today's Toto draw No. 52/71 the winning numbers picked were: 19, 12, 26, 35 and 33. The additional number was 36. In the circles draw, the numbers drawn were 27, 9 and 10.
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    Lock icon 3.a.m. ROUNDUP ANTI-APARTHEID VIGIL
    39 1 3.a.m. ROUNDUP ANTI-APARTHEID VIGIL SYDNEY, Sun. Two tundred anti-apartheid lentonstrators tunifht quatted for a silent all tight protest vigil outside he Sydney hotel where he touring South African •pringbok Rugby I'nion earn «s staying.— Reuter. (SEE PAGE Mil i<
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  • WIRLD NEWS THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICE 1
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      Lock icon New Korean troop pull-out plan
      145 2 CEOUL, Sun. Foreign Minister Mr. Kirn Yong-shik said today South Korea would revise Its original plan for the r withdrawal of Korean troops from South Vletl nam. a Seoul newspaper reported today. Mr. Kirn said the Korean Government would now J "have flexibility In deciding
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      Lock icon Armoured giant on the prowl
      44 2 Armoured giant on the prowl A US tank churns up the dust as it patrols near the Demilitarised Zone in Vietnam. Allied patrols and artillery fire have been increased greatly in an effort to stem heavy North Vietnamese infiltration in the area. UPI picture.
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      Lock icon Secrets which were not...
      427 2 Secrets which were not f ORAIN, (Ohio), Sun. Communist Heads of State "knew virtually every move the United States planned in Indo-China before it happened," according to Mr. Cyrus S. Eaton, an industrialist and confidant of world communist leaders. In an interview published in the Lorain Journal, Mr. Eaton said
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      37 2 AMERICAN servicemen will stop committing; atrocities in Vietnam if we hang a couple of senior commanders. by Lt. 00l Anthony Herbert, US army's most decorated man In the Korean war in an Interview with Life Magazine.
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      Lock icon Indian Air Force planes, guns attack village in East Pakistan claim
      263 3 ISLAMABAD, Sun. Four Indian Air Force fighters and an armed helicopter strafed a village in the Dinajpur district of East Pakistan yesterday, the Pakistan Government said last night. An official statement issued in Islamabad said the aircraft carried out
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      Lock icon Woman gets her wish to die in dignity
      251 3 Woman gets her wish to die in dignity MIAMI. Sun. CarlTl men Martinez, 72, died quietly and without pain yesterday, 24 hours after a court ruled that she had the right to die in dignity. Mrs. Martinez, who suffered from a fatal blood disorder, had pleaded with her physicians not
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      Lock icon Dewi back to visit grave of Soekarno
      158 3 JAKARTA, Sun. Accompanied by eight Japanese journalists and her daughter, Ratna Sari Dewi. Japanese-born widow of the late President Soekarno, arrived in Jakarta last night on hrr way to the grave of her husband who died just over a year ago Mdm. Dewi
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      Lock icon Travel ban
      26 3 KARACHI, Sun. Private travel abroad, except on business, has been banned here, the Government announced yesterday In a measure to preserve foreign exchange. AP.
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      Lock icon PAKISTAN QUITS C'WEALTH BODY IN PROTEST
      151 3 PAKISTAN QUITS C'WEALTH BODY IN PROTEST DAWALFIN**DI, Sun. Pakistan has decided to withdraw its membership from the Royal Commonwealth Society of London, a Foreign office spokesman said today. The move was taken to protest a "deliberate decision" the society had allegedly taken to make its forum available for propaganda against
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      Lock icon Mrs. American Dollar dies
      55 3 SHEFFIELD (Massachusetts), Sun. Mrs. Dorothy Andrews Kabls, treasurer of the United States, died yesterday of a heart attack she suffered while visiting her father's grave here. Mrs. Kabls. 54. whose signature appears on the nations currency, had served as treasurer the fifth woman to hold the
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      Lock icon Pearl's plea on war babies
      54 3 NEW YORK. Sun. A newly Issued list of unpublished human rights petitions to the U.N. says novelist Pearl S. Buck sent one calling for measures "tc establish basic human rights for children born out of wedlock and fathered by soldiers In the set vice of
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      Lock icon Dr. Luns gets royal order
      43 3 EDINBURGH. Sun. Dr. Joseph Luns, retiring Dutch Foreign Minister, was invested by Queen Elizabeth with the badge of an honorary Companion of Honour, one of the highest orders the British sovereign can bestow in her own right. AP.
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      Lock icon Record surplus
      38 3 TOKYO, Sun. Japan had a record surplus of US* 1.183 million In her balance of International payments in May. owing to active export promotion and a large Influx of dollar funds, the Finance Ministry said. Reuter.
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      Lock icon Yahya to US: Sell us B-57 bombers
      505 3 Yahya to US: Sell us B-57 bombers WASHINGTON, Sun. PAKISTAN has asked the United States to sell it seven sophisticated B-57 bomberreconnaissance jets, diplomatic sources said yesterday. The State Department announced in early April that a ban. retroactive to March 25, had been placed on all foreign military sales programmes
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      Lock icon Bernadette says 'no' to adoption offer
      156 3 UELFAST. Sun. Miss Bernadette Devlin has refused an offer by her aunt to adopt her baby when it is born in the autumn. The 23-year-old civil rig'nts champion and the youngest member of the British Parliament, announced yesterday that the was pregnant. A source
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      Lock icon Space projects to continue
      467 4 A Russian scientist looks ahead to new Salyuttype bases I MOSCOW, Sunday QNE of the scientists weighing the cause of the Soyuz-11 disaster to the Soviet space programme said today new manned orbiting space stations of the type would be built. Boris Petrov of the Academy
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      Lock icon ENGINEER ON 'SPYING FOR ISRAEL' CHARGE
      276 4 ENGINEER ON 'SPYING FOR ISRAEL' CHARGE AIKO. Sun. An Egyptian engineer has been charged with spying for Israel and providing it with defence secrets and other documents, the Middle East news agency said yesterday. The agency said Atiyyah Fihmi Amin Iskandar, 45, was arrested on May 17 and charged with
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      Lock icon Springboks land in Sydney amidst boos and cheers
      272 4 Springboks land in Sydney amidst boos and cheers CYDNEY, Sun. The South African Rugby Union team were cheered by supporters and booed by anti-apartheid demonstrators today upon arriving in Sydney on the fourth stage of their sixweek tour of Australia. About 250 demonstrators, flanked by one of the strongest security
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      Lock icon New Governor for Malta
      61 4 LONDON. Sun. Britain yesterday named a new Govet-nor-Oeneral for the strategic Mediterranean Island o: Malta whose newly elected Socialist Premier demanded new British defence agreements. A Buckingham Palace announcement said Sir Anthony Mamo. a Maltese who has been Malta's Chief Justice and Appeal Cuurt president, will
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      Lock icon China pledges first priority to buy wheat from Canada
      263 4 HONG KONG, Sun A CANADIAN trade mis- slon led by Minister of Industry, Trade and Commerce, Mr. Jean-Luc Pepln, today left China after securing a Chinese pledge to give Canada priority in supplying wheat. The mission, the first to visit China
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      234 4 Bookings open NOW plus RENT FREE Offer OFFICE RENTAL FROM $I.lo sq.ft. Assesment Tax of 12% for Twenty years Sales also considered (after completion) Ground Floor -Shops Ist 2nd Floor- Departmental Store 3rd Floor- Restaurant/Night Club 4th Floor above Offices Top Floor- Penthouses Enquiries u» san development company (Singapore) limited
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    STUNNING SHOWSTOPPER IS BACK IN TOWN
    136 5 STUNNING SHOWSTOPPER IS BACK IN TOWN STUNNING showstopper Miss Chang Mm Li (above) is back in town to the tremendous relief of her many Chinese fans. Mm Li, Taiwan recording artiste with nine LPs to her credit, has just returned from a visit to her parents in Talpeh, whom she
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    One Man Theatre play
    86 5 One Man Theatre play SINGAPORE, Sun. The concert division of Donald Moore Associates Pte. Ltd. will present Brian D. Bames In his One Man Theatre production of "The Pickwlckians at Manor House at the Cultural Centre on July 23. This One Man Theatre exponent had played In many parts of
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    Petroleum Club officials
    54 5 SINOAPORE. Sun. Mr. Herb Horton of Oulf Oil Co. ha» be«n elected president of the Singapore Petroleum Club. Other members elected were: Mr. Dick Robinson of the Singapore Offshore Petroleum Services (vice-president); Mr. Bill Richards of Comex Par Bart (Ptei Ltd. (secretary), and Mr. Randy Old of
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    Varsity starts bus service
    262 5 SEVEN CAMPUS TRIPS DAILY THE University of Singapore will start a mini-bus service for its 4,800 students from tomorrow. The university's public relations officer, Mr. S.T. Peter Llm, announcing this today said the service would make it more convenient for students to move from one campus
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    SCHOOL FOR FIRST TIME FOR 1,000 SIXYEAR-OLDS
    78 5 SCHOOL FOR FIRST TIME FOR 1,000 SIX-YEAR-OLDS SINGAPORE. Sun— More than 4.000 six-year-olds will attend school for the first time tomorrow The midyear Intake, spread over 24 Chinese schools, is part of the Ministry of Education's scheme to have two primary one Intakes a year. The scheme Is meant for
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    School visit
    27 5 SINOAPORE. Sun— The First Lady. Mrs. B. H Sheares. will visit the Singapore School for the Dear at Mountbatten Road on Tuesday at 10 am
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    Jong-maker tells how to fight wind with skill
    332 7 SINGAPORE. Sun. Jong-racing is to Prnghulu Hamzah bin Husin what horseracing and yachting are to most people. And having enjoyed this sea sport in the waters of Pulau Seraya, where he 1m headman for more than 30 years, he is going to
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    'Make Jurong a self-sustaining town'
    181 7 SINGAPORE, Sun. The MP for Jurong, Mr. Ho Kah Leong, has urged those connected with Jurong Town to contribute their share towards making it a self-sustaining town. Speaking at the fourth installation dinner of the Lions Club of Jurong committee at the Shangri-La Hotel last
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    How to combat crime the electronic way
    209 8 How to combat crime the electronic way CINGAPORE, Sun. Organised crime, with its touch of sophistication, is on the climb in Singapore, the managing director of a large Australian security company said yesterday. Mr. John utz said that mounting organised crime, with Increasing crime rates in Singapore was part of
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    Dinner date
    36 8 SINGAPORE, Sun. The Minister of State (Finance), Mr. Tang See Chlm. will be the guest-of-honour at the annual dinner of the Singapore Timber Exporters' Association at the Peking Restaurant, Orchard Road, on July 10.
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    Public urged to support social services
    270 8 Public urged to support social services SINGAPORE, Sunday §OCIAL services should be supported by "every component" of society, the International Council on Social Welfare (ICSW), in Singapore said yesterday. In its report published yesterday ICSW said: "Not only the Government but every citizen should take responsibility for the maintenance and
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    Brunei rebel leader's nephew held for questioning
    80 8 Brunei rebel leader's nephew held for questioning BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN. Sun. A young nephew of Brunei rebel leader A.M. Azaharl has been held by the Special Branch for questioning under the emergency law here. He is Sheikh Hamld bin Sheikh Nlkhman, 25, a local teacher. He Is among an undisclosed
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    Americans celebrate
    40 8 SINOAPORE, Sun. The American community In Singapore today celebrated American Independence Day with a picnic at the American School In King's Road, Buklt Tlmah. The U.S. Ambassador, Mr. C. T. Cross, gave a short speech at the picnic.
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    No preferential duty now on room coolers
    92 8 No preferential duty now on room coolers SINGAPORE. Sun.— ln line with the practice to have a uniform customs duty rate following the gradual abolition of Commonwealth preferential duties, the Government has removed the preferential duty for room air conditioners up to three horsepower. An amending order gazetted on Friday
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    MP opens newlymetalled road
    43 8 SINGAPORE, Sun— The MP for Buklt Panjang, Mr. P. Selvadural, today opened the newly metalled Lorong Temechut at Jalan Kampong Chantek. The road, which was metalled at a cost of $13,050. will benefit about 1,500 residents In the area.
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    CHUBBY TODDLER FADILAH WINS CONTEST
    175 8 CHUBBY TODDLER FADILAH WINS CONTEST SINGAPORE, Sun. Thirteenmonth old chubby toddler, F^dllah binte Otbman, was one of the winners in a baby show at the Zehnder Road community centre today. She was among 46 infants who took part in the contest organised by the management committee and women sub committee
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    Sisters sue fireworks firm for damages
    189 8 SINGAPORE. Sun. Forwin Fireworks Ltd. of Jurong have entered an appearance In the High Court In connection with a negligence claim for damages by two sisters, injured In a firecracker explosion on Feb. 8 last year. Maimoon blnte Kassim, 18. and her five-year-old sister.
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      278 8 Straits Times Crossword ACROSS 8. WO somehow bocame older. 1. Dogs race, splitting t.psters s^ d made a <n enarln nolse (7> 9. With light sort ol lish. drink 5. They have a grouse 1 Shoot Champagne (9. the scoundrels! i3-4>. 15. shew encouragement '9> 10. Gamble on a letter
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    Productivity, skill will go up, say industrialists
    595 9 Productivity, skill will go up, say industrialists SWITCH FROM LABOUR-INTENSIVE TO BIG CAPITAL INDUSTRIES SINGAPORE, Sun. §KILL and productivity will shoot up with the big switch from labour-intensive to capitol-intensive industries in Singapore. This is the general feeling of many industrialists when they analyse the implications of the imminent transformation
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    Physicians back school plan
    140 9 SINGAPORE, San.— The Chinese Physicians' Association here supports the proposal to set up a Chinese medical collece. The proposal was first made by Prof. Yin Chun Yu, Dean of Nanyang University Science Collece at a meeting organised by the Nantah History Research Unit and the association
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    No bus trips for me, says Choy Leng
    218 10 SINGAPORE, Sun.— For Miss Lee t hoy Leng, (below), a 23--year-old student, a pair of scissors spells disaster and heartache. Half of her waist-length tresses was snipped off by a scis-sor-wielder in a bus she was travelling last Thursday. It happened somewhere
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    P. Lebar residents welcome payment revision
    295 10 P. Lebar residents welcome payment revision SINGAPORE, Sunday DESIDENTS of Tampincs and Paya Lebar, wlio are MUMM those to Ix*. resettled because of airport development, today welcomed the Government disclosure that it miahl revise the rates of ex-gratia payment. The Straits Times understands that the residents will consult with their
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    MR. JEFFREY KHOH
    61 10 THE CAPTION to a picture of Jeffrey Khoh Thiam Leng in the Straits Times on Saturday erroneously stated that he was "accused of murder." Mr. Khoh is in fact charged with culpable homicide not amounting to murder, as stated in the report accompanying the picture. The Straits
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    Nursery rhymes come to life at children's show
    174 10 SINGAPORE. Sun. Painted and dressed like a doll, chubby Terence Loke Man Loong could easily have been mistaken for a nursery rhyme character. That did not matter, although he did invite many curious stares, for it was what he wanted to look
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    PORT SETS NEW RECORD IN CARGO HANDLING
    98 11 SINGAPORE, Sun. The volume of cargo handled by the Port Authority in the first four months of this year hit a new high of 15.868.500 freight tons. This is about 2.600.000 freight tons more than for the comparable period last year. Last year's
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    Bus firm to run new service
    581 11 CINGAPORE, Sun. The United Bus Company will operate a new service No. 163 A starting tomorrow from the junctio> of Yio Chu Kang Road and Sembawang Hills Circus via Mayflower Garden to Stamford Road (loop service). The managing director of ÜBC, Mr. Tay Soo
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    Hainanese praised
    46 11 SINGAPORE. Sun Dr. Chiang Hal Ding, MP (or Ulu Pandan today praised leaders and members of the Tanglln Hainanese Association for helpIng in nation building. He said this at the 11th anniversary celebration of the association held at 44, Lorong Mambong, off Holland Road.
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    Showers help cut down water use
    142 11 Showers help cut down water use CINGAPORE, Sun. Widespread showers and a thunderstorm yesterday brought welcome relief to watershjort Singapore, helping to cut water consumption by 5.1 million gallons to 92.1. million gallons. It was the lowest level for a Saturday in two months. Last month, water consumption on Saturdays
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    Three boxes of radio parts left in taxi
    63 11 SINGAPORE. Sun.— Three boxes of radio parts have been found In a taxi driven by Tan See Choo, 43. They were left behind In the car by a European whom Tan drove from North Bridge Road to Albert Street last night. The
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    Concert
    24 11 SINGAPORE. Bun. The Young Musicians' Society will hold its second fund-raising orchestral concert on July 8 at 8 p.m. at the Victoria Theatre.
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    N-Day plans
    15 11 SINGAPORE. Sun. The Geyl&ng Serai constituency today formed a National Day celebrations committee.
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      253 11 STRAITS TIMES WORD PUZZLE V The winning entry THE $10,000 prize for Straits Times Word Puzzle 'V' was won by: Mr. Yeoh Oon Hup, 3-G, Logan Road, Penan*. He submitted a solution wjiich the adjudication committee held to give the most meritorious set of answers to the clues. The committee's
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      151 11 1 4 Vf i O U N D S| 2|G;AiT H E\R\ 3 m c c l a i IrJ 4[bl i t t c rB s1 F 1 R; A N CTH mornat e| to "a soldier" polnis to PACK, which is more necessarily connected with soldiering than is
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      65 11 2 2 lB|i__| a a c MB __M o O N i_L___p_iHi 5 wonderful holiday to a girl." FRANCE Is noted for its scenic beauty and romantic appeal. It might suggest a wonderful holiday. A FIANCE would surely describe what he had in mind. Preference for FRANCE. Y-5:l: "How good
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      56 11 3 6 CAFE is preferred. Preference for CAFE. Y-5:3: "In defence of it, all caution might be abandoned." Since LINE is somewhat vague and would possibly be better In the plural, LIFE is the stronger answer. Preference for LIFI4 Y-5:6: "On certain surfaces, it's difficult to do so." "On certain
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      132 11 SLIP and non-skid surfacing. "In certain places" would be more natural for SKIP. Preference for SLIP. Y-6:2: "Can help us appreciate the magnificence of nature." FELLS can be cold and bleak, whereas FALLS always have a certain magnificence. Preference for FALLS. Y-6:4: "Miserly types would firmly refuse to give them
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      FIVE YEAR PLAN
      542 12 A recent report by planners and experts, bearing directly on an ambitious in .gation scheme, commented on the occasional failure of planners to remember their basic facts. True tho reminder was cloaked in the bizarre language which exports often affect. But the meaning was reasonably clear. "One
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      A VIETNAM FORMULA
      263 12 Both the timing and the contents of the proposals made by the Viet Cong chief negotiator at the Paris Peace talks, Madame Nguyen Thi Binh, are calculated to make a deep psychological impact on the United States as well, of course, as on South Vietnam. The main
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      FIRST AID FOR ALL
      190 12 The St. John Ambulance Brigade of Malaysia is to volunteer its services to train industrial workers in first aid. The plan springs from a recent conference in London which six delegates from Malaysia attended. Reports by other countries on their emergency treatment schemes inspired tho idea
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    538 12  - Now Monsieur Sartre may need his armour DAVID LAWDAY By PHIS, Philosopher and writer, Jean Paul Sartre is tiny, frail, and bespectacled but his lion -sized reputation has always afforded him powerful protection. Now the 66-year-old father of existentialist philosophy may need all his protective armour. For the first time
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      340 12 A FEW YEARS ago wlthn drawals of up to one third from the Employee's Provident Fund on reaching the age of 50 for the purpose of buying a house were approved. This was good. But there is a more important reason for allowing withdrawals from this fund
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      Speed checks
      194 12 IN the first five months of this year in Negrl Sembilan traffic fatalities showed an increase of 19 over the figures for the same period last year. In addition, a record number of fatal traffic accidents occurred here during the first 25 days of June. There Is no
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      125 12 nESPITE the various anti-Utter campaigns In our country, toilets in coffee-shops remain as filthy as ever. Many in Ipoh are no exception. It Is common knowledge that these toilets are generally located within the kitchens of these public eating places. Yet it Is not unusual to see foodstuffs, awaiting
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    Grassroots action against the Reds
    1243 12  - Grassroots action against the Reds P.C. SHIVADAS By KUALA LUMPUR Tun Razak has called for "total psychological warfare" against communist terrorists. At the centre of this campaign are the District Officers. What do tne D.O.S do? What did they do in the 12 years of the 1948-60 Emergency? INCHE BAHAMA
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      MSA meets the charter challenge head on
      1229 13  -  BOB NG By POR Malaysia Sin- gapore Airlines the much heralded run to London launched with such great ado last month has brought it to high traffic volume territory. It has also landed MSA right smack in the middle of what is possibly
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      Indonesian rules to curb smuggling hit Spore exports
      423 13  - Indonesian rules to curb smuggling hit Spore exports HUGH MABBETT By lAKARTA: SlngaJ pore's exports to Indonesia are slowing down rapidly as a result of new regulations here against smuggling. The regulations say that for ships below 1,000 ton manifests, which In the past have often been cursorily completed, must
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      CITY TALK
      210 13  -  CROESUS By World's port men honour Howe rE top men who run the world's ports have bestowed one of the highest honours on Port of Singapore Authority general manager Howe Yoon Chont;, electing him second Vice-President of the International Association of Ports and Harbours. I'm told by our
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      Growth Fund offers more units
      652 13  - Growth Fund offers more units BLAIR JOHNSON By I ESS than two months after offering a million units in its Growth Fund, Chartered Unit Trust Management is offering another million to the public. But this time the price is 14 cents higher at $1.33 each. A parcel of 500 nnits
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      TOP TEN STOCKS
      111 13 THE following list of stocks gives the ten most dealt In last week. The list gives the turnover in thousands of units, closing prices on Friday and high and low for 1970 and 1971. Haw Par Bros. Oula Perak Public Bank Sea View Hotel Far East Levingston
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    SIR THOMAS
    59 14 TELECOMMUNICATIONS engineers will be frieyed to learn that the (rand old man of communications throughout the Commonwealth, Sir Thomas Eades, paaaed away last month at the a«e of 83. Chief exeentive of Automatic Telephone tt Electric from 1935 to 1955 and chairman till 1961. he became the company's
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    Hong Kong to go metric in two years
    323 14  - Hong Kong to go metric in two years ILSA SHARP By HONG KONG: Hong Kong will "go metric" in about two years' time and the Director of Public Works, Mr. J.J. Robson, thinks the colony will find it easier than Britain. 'I say this because the older members of our
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    Glue plant plans $1.7 mil expansion
    176 14  - Glue plant plans $1.7 mil expansion JAMES BONNEY By VTORSECHEM. a manufacll turer of adhesive s, plans a major expansion costing $17 million for its existing factory located in Sungei Renggam near Kuala Lumpur. The expansion will involve the construct.on or a new wing to produce formaldehyde, a glue which
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    PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
    151 14 In view of broadening commitments within the Charter Consolidated Group, Mr. N.K. Kin-kead-Weekes has resigned as chairman and director of Tronoh Mines, Southern Tronoh Tin Dredging, Ayer Hltam Tin Dredging and Sungei Best Mines. Mr. J. O. Richardson, a director of Charter Consolidated, was appointed to the
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    606 14 fHE Singapore Gov- ernment's plan tc enliven urban areas after dark is rapidly building up momentum. The Repu b 1 i c's property developers have been most enthusiastic over the idea and have responded with many proposals to achieve this objective. More and more new building projects, near completion
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    384 14 INDONESIA AND INVESTORS HUGH MABBETT JAKARTA: About $750 million, not including oil industry disbursements, has been spent in Indonesia under the Suharto era foreign investm c n t programme Prof. Mohamed Sadli, chairman of the capital investment council, said last month. Oil industry figures, kept separate because production sharing agreement
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      237 15 PROFITS now stand at 1 $7,517.30 following the sale on Friday of United Industrial Corporation. The value of stocks In the portfolio Is now Just over $10,000 out of funds totalling over $57,500. We realise we got out of the market too soon, but are quite happy
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      DELAYED DEALS
      57 15 THE welts total delayed transaction in the trading rooms of the Stork Exchange followrd by the percentage in > brackets. June 23 881.000 (23.32 per cent> IS 996.000 (26.07 percent) i 30 823.000 (28.39 per cent) July 1 997.000 (27. 53 per cenO I 1.320.000 (33.04 per cent)
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      Copper prices
      37 15 London copper prices on Friday previous In brackets: Wlrebar— Spot buyer £473.00 i £463.50) seller £473.50 (£464.00). Three months buyer £432 50 i £474.50) seller £483 50 i £475.00). Market tone: Steady. Sales: 7.600 tons.
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      PALM OIL
      34 15 In London on Friday the price of Malayan per cent CIF IK N Kuropean port* in bulk. MerllnK per lonn ton Nuv. Dec. »aa quoted at ClO'* «ell<-r» IK 52«2 ttOin (unchanged).
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      39 15 On the free nehanut marhtl In Horn: Kont: on Saturday the U.S. dollar «ai quoted at 6.***** (or T.T. and 6 00 for curt. SUrimn "■>' nuoted nt 14 50 ani one tatl of (old at 301.5.
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      Week of small turnover in thin rubber market
      289 15 VERY thin rubber market conditions I made for a week of small turnover, say Singapore rubber and produce brokers. Green and Collier, in their weekly report. Prices rose cautiously at first but accelerated when the Malayan Rubber Fund Board entered the market
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      Singapore produce
      350 15 T»HE Singapore produce marA ket last week recorded generally dull trading following the withdrawal of overseas Interests. The uncertainty over the supply situation In Indonesia also contributed to the general disinclination to deal. Business In the various sections was again minimal. In the copra and coconut oil section,
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      LOCAL MARKET
      398 15 FIRM trading conditions ruled throughout last week on the Stock Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. Whiie activity tended to be concentrated in the more speculative issues, there also appeared to be a fair amount of investment buying, attributed mostly to institutions. At the sound of the final gong
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      OVERSEAS MARKET REPORTS
      288 15 LONDON: The market tended to be firmer in quiet trading with special situations providing the main features. Wall Street's uptrend aided sentiment but operators were disappointed about the lack of any further commitment towards reflation in the Chancellor of the Exchequer's speech early In the week. Cunard
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    948 16 AS a service to readers the Business Times publishes weekly a detailed analysis of some eighty selected shares traded on the Exchange of Malaysia and Singapore. The years highs and lows are followed by the weeks movements in price and turnover with calculated dividend yields and price
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    OTHER CLOSING PRICES
    1070 16 THE following is a list of revised quotations for counters not included in the above analysii for the week up to Friday July 2 with price movements based on a comparison of last sales on June 25 and July 2 shown in bracket*. INDUSTRIALS H. 2.02 248
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    CLOSING PRICES
    37 16 CLOSING PRICES Rubber Tin (per kilo (per plcul) June 28 104.75 cts. $634 00 29 105.50 cts. $632 50 30 103.75 cts $633.37 > a July 1. 103.25 cts $636 50 2. 102.75 cts. $637 00 3 $*****
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    115 16 The following company meetings are due: Prlma (Flour Mills) Ltd.: July 5. 2.30 p.m.. Registered Ofllce. Port of Singapore Authority. Road No. 7. Singapore 4. City Development* Ltd.: July 12. 10.00 am.. Sir Room. Kin*'* Hotel, Havelock Road, Singapore 3 South Eatt Alia Development Corpn. Bhd.. July 13.
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    Asian Dollar
    75 16 "THESE average Asian x Dollar rates were quoted on Saturday by the following banks: OCBC. Chartered, Bank of America, FNCB and First National Bank of Chicago. The rates are for deposits of U5525,000 and above and indicate rates for today's trading One month 6 p.c Two months 6
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    WORLD GOLD PRICES
    55 16 Friday Thursday L tut. tut. w>r>don 40.375 40.24 ru < «O«O 40.50 Homekong 41. M 41. 3« Zurich 40.308 40 JOB rl< 41 CM 41.09 8°or« O> 41.79 41.63 8 r <*> 136.40 155.90 <1> Export price In non-merlin* area* la r.s. dollars per tael. '2) Local
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    243 16 YEW YORK. Fri -The market cosed virtually unchanged In cautious trading ahead of the three-day July 4 weekend. Volume near the final bell of 996 million shares ranked as 5-econd slowest trading pace of the year Oalners. which trailed losers by as much as two to three earlier,
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    SMR BUSINESS
    98 16 rpHE Singapore Rubber Brokers Association released the All differentials are in terms of the corresoondinn RSS 1 position in cents per Kilogramme. Imp l? V < i U y S ne J Oll Z?\\ ets 950 cenu Pwn'uni nominal. 1525 I J U y ne tOn Pallets 900
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    74 16 FINANCIAL TIMES TIN Friday 7155 Thursday 71.32 Week ago 69.65 RUBBERS Friday 196 52 Thursday 198.12 Week ago 186 30 OILS Friday 356 04 Thursday 353.46 Week ago 358 65 INDUSTRIALS Friday 385.4 Thursday 383.8 Week ago 376.4 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Friday 890.19 Thursday 893 03 Week ago
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    56 16 Industrials: Hotels: Properties: Tins: rubbers: June 28 June 29 June 30 162.09 162.71 163.33 79.95 73.71 75.66 132.82 134.92 136.60 93.29 93.30 93.48 118.62 118.62 118.68 Pec. 30, 1966 100 Dec. 31. 1968 100 t Dec. 29. 1962 10« July 1 163.66 84.21 136.36 93.53 118.70 July
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    72 16 Batu Kiwin C.slirfirld (Kl»n r i Duff Development Metal Box N.B. Timber "A" N.B. Timber ords. N.S.O.P. Current payment 10»Jt V,t «Ci 17.5«",t 17.5<~,+ 7.5 r t Interim Date payable July 22 July 30 Inly 26 I uly 20 luly 31 July 31 luly 20 Total for Total
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    67 17 KUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Television Malaysia's average dally audience has passed the one million mark following recent programme changes. This is- shown in Survey Research Malaysia's iSRM) latest TV programme rating report from the SRM media index which covers radio listening, newspaper reading and cinema-going habits in Malaysia
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    NURSES MODEL FOR FIRST LADY
    256 17 NURSES MODEL FOR FIRST LADY SINGAPORE, Sun. Nurse May Tan in a slinky three piece pants suit looks every inch a model and is every male patient's Ideal model of a nurse. The 20-year-old staff nurse at the Outram Hospital laid aside her stiff white uniform to take part in
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    490 17 It's time now to form works councils ADVICE FROM AN EXPERT SINGAPORE, Sun. JT IS opportune to form works councils in individual enterprises In Singapore to promote congenial industrial relations, achieve higher operational efficiency and boost production. Dr. David C.E. Chew, director of the National Productivity Centre, said this in
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    32 17 SINGAPORE. Sun. About 600 police officers and men will donate blood at the Police Academy's sports pavilion. Thomson Road, on July 6, 12 and 20 between 2 and 6 p.m.
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    50 17 SINCJAPORE, Sun. The NTUC Co-operative Insurance Commonwealth Enterprise Ltd. (INCOME) and affiliated unions of the NTUC will hold a picnic at Kampong Tengah holiday camp In 14 ms. Sembawang Road on July 11. Leaders of the NTUC. INCOME Development Organisation and INCOME will also join In the picnic.
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      988 18  - When a 6-pounder gun was trained on a Sultan ALLINGTON KENNARD By WHEN James Brooke, his first footing in Sarawak already seemed, landed with Belcher at Brunei to impress upon its ruler the need to realise that times had changed, a six-pounder gun on one of the Samarang's launches was
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      196 18 Source-book for military historians THE MEMOIRS OF MARSHAL ZHIKOV (Cape £6). THE RUSSIAN title of this volume, translated. Is 'Recollections and Reflections.' This is accurate as far as it goes. The recollections are highly selective: the reflections trite. It is depressing to see this famous war hero subduing himself so
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      198 18 •WREN by Margaret Whinney (Thames and Hudson £2.10: paperback £1.25) DR WHINNEY has provided something that was much needed, a brief, clear, extremely well illustrated outline ol Wren's life and buildings. She skirts the controversies, notably that about relations inside the Office of
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      156 18 THE SWORD DANCL by Priscilla Napier (Michael Joseph VI A DOUBLE barrelled book: first, the story of the enchanting Lady Sarah Lennox, beloved of the youthful George 111, aunt of Charles James Fox. connected with innumerable bigwigs. celebrities and oddities. And second. some of the doings (notably
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      678 21 fC» tUHOff: S'DO'e p. Sham Penang DESTINATION: SIMFUOPOL" Cfc. 1-1/3 Jalf 11/15 July 1/11 July Rotterdam. Le Ma.re. HatiDurf. m, "MIUEHOVO" 15 20 July n;i! M J.l, Rotterdam. Antwerp. Hamburg, Boulogne. ni, ■•IALASHIKA" M/1 Anf 2/ I Aag J/11 A« Rotterdam. Antwerp. Hanburg. T» KAPITAN VISIOBOKOV" J/ lAx 1/11 Aag
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      643 21 AGENCY FOR FIRE EXTINGUISHERS Leading West German Manufacturer ol Fire Fighting Equipment wants to appoint A GENERAL AGENT for Malaysia and possibly Singapore. Joint venture sales company possible. The Sales Manager of the German Company will come to Kuala Lumpur at the end of July 1971 to discuss further details.
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      833 21 NOTICE Thll is to Inform the public that Mr. Tan Wee Hua is no more a director of Tan Thye Heng (Goldsmith) Pte Limited. As from Ist July 1971, he has no authority to transect any business for or on behalf of the Company or collect any money due to
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      653 21 LEMBAGA LETRIK NEGARA TANAH MELAYU (NATIONAL ELECTRICITY BOARD OF THE STATES OF MALAYA) SUPPLY OF 22kV. llkV AND j 6.6kV SWITCHGEAR AND ANCIALLARY EQUIPMENT FOR SETIA JAVA. 11 1.1 K ANSON AND ALOR GAJAH SUBSTATIONS TENDER NO. 9930 Tenders are Invited for the supMf and delivery C.I.P. Port Swettenham, States
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      645 21 iridf THE MALAYSIAN INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT FINANCE BERHAD Invites applications from Malaysian citizens for the position of:— (A) COMPANY SECRETARY Age: Not less then 35 years Dutirs: All company secretarial work including personnel management, publicity and public relations. Fxptiience: Preferably 5 years experience in the secretarial work of an established company,
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    46 22 THE FAMILY OF the late Mr. K Narayanan thank relatives, friends for their assistance. attendance, wreaths, condolences during their rrctnt bereavement. THE FAMILY OF late Chow Poh Cheng thanks frlenda relatives and staff of C.A.L. for their assistance. attendance. wreaths. condolences. during their recent bereavement.
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      940 22 GENUAL ADVERTISEMENTS ADVERTISEMENTS ACCEPTED UP TO ANNOUNCfMINT/PtKSONAL Siipftr* Mif tt.ti mrt. 500 PM. DAILY >ap*«rt m\j UN i *«rt. MlltH'l Mil: H Ctttl Mr*. Mitfnit Ml|: Jl N I Mrf. l° r "*•<* PUO«E CJ.T.S. TEL: *****1 Mm,™* mo- /or 20 wen, i.nnf miUjiii- »n vtri. FOR DETAILS. M|i»« art
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      779 22 ACTIVI lALEI PROMOTER for wide range Of product! iwd Id building, printing, boat building Industrie*. Borne knowledge of chemistry of value. Own transport necessary. Give fullest detail* and commencing ■alary expected to Btaybond Ltd.. Pout Office Box No. 16 Pa*ir PanJang. MALI JUNIOR CLERK required. Es•entlal qualification* Singapore Citizenihlp. School
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      967 22 CHARTERED ARCHITECT*' Office have vacancies for architectural draughtsmen (men and women). Please state qualifications, experience, salary expected and forward copies of testimonials, etc. to Box A 5395 B.T. B' pore YOU CAN SUCCESSFUL at your next Interview. Write to Donald Moore Associates. «35 East Coast Road, S pore 15 for
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      883 22 Situations wanted EUROPEAN BRITISH SUBJECT long experience In motor trade with Manufacturer*, Distributors and Dealera on Sales. Service and Parts, seeks Senior Appointment on Expatriate Contract Terms. Territory working knowledge of India. Pakistan. Malaysia. Indonesia and Burma. Write Box A 5372 S.T. Spore by 10th July 1971. READ THE SENIOR
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      1040 22 WILL FURNISHED HOUSES FLATS. J Ji-lua. taOO/-. J/Kecbll (430/-. II Jintan (MO/-. Amber Road $400/-. Contact Kbo'a Accommodation *****4— ***** (B'port). NEAR SINCAPORE UNIVERSITY |wo storey duplex off Main Dunearn Road, 3 bedrooms, servant's room $530 unfurnished. Yumlo Houmnn Ancnry B'pore ***** *****. •/•A FERNHILL ROAD: High Cilia 2-itorey Semi-detached
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      931 22 OIITRICT It: Two-storey semi-detach-ed houM on approx. 3.600 sq. ft. of freehold land. 3 bedrooms. 2-bath-rooma, separate lounge and dining room and car-porch Price: $61,000/-. David Phoa A Sons. Valuers Real Eiut* Ageota. Tel: *****2 (3 lines) 20 Tanslln Road. LAND AND TWO bungalows available off Holland Road Industrial land
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      856 22 LONO. HONS. GRADUATE offer* intensive private tuition English language. Mathematlc*. Science all level*. Telephone Spore *****6. LAMBERTS DRIVING SCHOOL. Dualcontrolled Morris 1000, Hourly SO/-. 10. Balmoral Road. Tel: (Spore) 528M/*****. rOR RADIO T.V. COURSE. Apply at Science Inatltute of Electronics 167 C New Bridge Road, Spore Tel: *****5. CHINESE LANGUAGE
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      860 22 Tours and Excursions AMCMIPfLAOO SPECIAL DAILY TOUR*: Air-conditioned room i Malaya Writ Coast 7 days $100 $120 Sunday /Monday. Cameron Highland! 4 dayi $«3s*o Malaya Kant Coait 6 days flOO'll3 Dep: 4/7. U/t. $90$110 Dep 276. U/1 71. Bangkok Chu-nKmal 13 dayi (345 $380 dayi |»0/- Dep: 3 7/71. Weekend
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    Jumbo jets do not mean tour boom
    283 23 AIR FARES MUST ALSO BE CUT SINGAPORE, Sunday INTRODUCTION of the jumbo jet to Singapore with no accompanying reduction in air lares will not necessarily attract more visitors here, a BOAC official said yesterday. BOAC's marketing officer for South-East Asia, Mr. Barry Barnard,
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      330 23 (Cont. from Page 22) TV/Radio sales tfc services our London-trained expert* service all brands at moderate price*. We arrange trade-In for new or secondhand TV set Just call *****7 Spore SERVICING ALL KINDS TV taperecorder*, amplifier*. reasonable chaws, day 'night service. Phone Spore ***** anytime. RIDIFFUSION T.V. RENTALS, H.P. OR
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      453 23 SPECIAL OFFIR Portable typewriter* with tabulator only $92/- and other ipeclai price for Olympis. Royal. Olivetti, Remington Calculatlns MarhlDe. Check writers etc-etc. Bin Yoke Traders. 407, North Bride Road *****/*****. CCC JUNK ITORI PTI LTD., 22 Newton Road. S pore Tel: *****--*****7 Buy and Bell. Trade-In. Hlr* Household Furniture. Curio*.
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      732 23 Vehicles for sal* NO KEOHC CAR TRADERS, 14 Pateraon Hill. Singapore. *****4 I 84N679. Offer* 1970: Escort 'GT Toyota/Corona/MK 11. Capri/1600 F/EMort S/Wagon. Flat/125. A/1000 M/1300GT. Toyota 'Corolla 8/Wagon Mercedes 200; 1969: Cortina/Super Rrnault/RlO. Cortina GT, A/1000 Datsun 1000. Mazda/ 1200, Toyota' Corolla. F/Eseort. Cortlna/ieOOE 1964: F Falcon. VW, 1300
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      977 23 ROTHMANS OF PALL MALL invites applications from suitably qualified Singapore Citizens for the following positions: (1) PRODUCTION ENGINEER Age 22 —30 years old Applicants must have: (a) a Technical Diploma in Production Engineering from the Singapore Polytechnic or its equivalent from an accredited institution. (b) evidence or a mature approach,
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      655 23 DOW CHEMICAL PACIFIC LTD., invites applications for the newly created position of: SALES AND DEVELOPMENT EXECUTIVE Responsibility: To seek, identify and develop market opportunities for the Dow range of chemicals, metals and plastics. Requirements: The man envisaged must: (a) possess a good degree in chemistry, chemical engineering or allied subjects,
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  • Letters to the Editor
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      Replies ...from the Govt
      372 24 Replies ...from the Govt PLEASE refer to the letter by "Larry Tan" (8.T.. June 29). Applicants on the waiting list to purchase smaller Housing Board flats would not be adversely affected by the raising of the family Income limit for the purchase of Board flats from $1,200 per month to
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      Thanks, anyway
      97 24 I REFER to the Ministry of Labour's reply (S.T., June 28) to my letter (ST., June 19) about not getting bon v 8 from my exemployer. I fully understood the Ministry's position before the reply, and that was why I did not request nor expect the Ministry to
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      LOOKING MORE LIKE BRIGITTE BARDOTS
      115 24 LOOKING MORE LIKE BRIGITTE BARDOTS MR. CHAN CHEE SENG (S.T.. July 1) is correct. Nowadays we seldom see women wearing the cheongsam. sarong kebaya or sari, especially the undcr-30s. It is a great pity that our girls should follow the West to such an extent that they look more Uke
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      THOSE OTHER TAXES AND THE CHANGING TIMES
      429 24 That 10 cents a call levy I REFER to the spate of correspondence criticising telephone subscribers for objecting to the 10-cent levy on every phone call in excess of the first 100 per month. As a telephone subscriber who also thinks the levy
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      346 24 MR. Low Chal Yeong (S.T., July 1) looks upon telephones and cars as luxury items. Cars and telephones were at one time luxuries only the rich could afford. But today they are utility Items and are Indispensable to every householder. There was a time when families were very close units
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      Morning splash from a speeding Yolks
      258 24 Morning splash from a speeding Yolks /\N June 30 at about \J 10.10 a.m. I was walking along Victoria Street Just a few yards away from the overhead pedestrain crossing. Suddenly, a Volkswagen came speeding along and splashed dirty water (which had collected by the side of the road after
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      A night out that ended in the lock-up
      265 24 A night out that ended in the lock-up ON June 22 I was having a drink with a friend In a nightclub when three men came in and began a search on every customer. Oue of the men asked me for my Identity Card. To make sure he was a
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      Kindergarten job
      63 24 I AM a school-leaver who some months ago applied for admission to TTC but was refused, or rather, rejected. I wonder if I can still apply for the post of kindergarten teacher. Can the authority concerned please tell me how and where to apply (or the post of
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      109 24 Everybody knows the quality of Nestles Milkmaid Milk. si; At HBx IM >. H^. mm Ail I aa sT**o* R os h»«-«^ And now that s oil lciall We at Nestle" are proud to announce that Ccrtmcate our SU ppii ers of Milkmaid Sweetened $t?i» ts to ccrtifo that Condensed
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      124 24 NEW 1 NATION I THE INDEPENDENT, I BALANCED NEWS- I PAPER THAT TAKES I A DEEPER LOOK AT I THE PROBLEMS OF I THE REGION I LIKE TODAY... I There has been some strong public reaction to the proposed 10 cent telephone levy. Is the extra charge necessary? BOSCO GOMEZ
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      Lock icon Matzdorf's 7ft 6in leap caps American triumph
      643 25 Matzdorf's 7ft 6in leap caps American triumph A MERICAN athletes wiped out memories of last year's Leningrad defeat yesterday, winning the two-day track and field battle against the Soviet Union here by a convincing 126-110 points. The triumph, achieved by the American team despite the absence of nine of their
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      Lock icon Three sizzling victories by World All-Stars
      449 25 BERKELEY, Sun. The World AllStars' team grabbed three quick victories on the second day of the two-day athletics meeting here in which they competed with teams from the United States and the Soviet Union. They scored sizzling victories in the men's 200 m and
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      Lock icon All the results
      487 25 MEN 800 m: 1 Don Quarrie (Jam) 207. 2 Willie Deckard (US) 21 0. 3 Larry Black (US) 210: 4 Aleksandr ZhidkJ h (Rus) 21.1. 800 m: 1 Yevgenly Arzhnnov (Rus) 1:47.3: 2 Chris Fisher (Ausp 1:47.8: 3 Byron Dyce (Jam) 1:47.9: 4 Juris Luzins (US) 1:48.0.
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      Lock icon 3 England batsmen slam centuries
      335 25 LONDON, Sun. Ehgland batsmen John Edrich. Geoff Boycott and Brian Luckhurst all slammed centuries yesterday, with the Third Test against Pakistan only five days away. Edrich hit 1&5 not out for Surrey against Somerset, Boycott cracked 182 not out for Yorkshire against Middlesex and Luckhurst
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      Lock icon Veteran Wall 2 strokes ahead
      250 25 Veteran Wall 2 strokes ahead MONTREAL, sun. Veteran Art Wall, fought off a challenge by U.S. Open champion Lee Trevlno and snatched a two-stroke third round lead in the US$l5O,OOO Canadian Open golf tournament here yesterday. Wall, at 47 the oldest player in the field and seeking his first victory
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      SRC in clear lead for the pennant
      345 26 nOLICE slumped to a saock 36-run defeat by Army yesterday, giving Singapore Recreation Club a clear run now to this year's Singapore Cricket Association's senior league pennant. The defeat has cut deep Into Police's percentage, making* It 73.3. Singapore Recreation Club beat RAF
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      Forces hold Pahang to a draw
      249 26 Forces hold Pahang to a draw TfUALA LUMPUR. Sun. Scoring two goals In each half. Armed Forces overran Pahang In a Malaysia cup East zone soccer march at Forces Stadium here today. Forces moved Into attack straight from the kickoff. Insideright Zakaria flashed In from the right and centred to
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      Six records but none beat the qualifying marks
      318 26 Six records but none beat the qualifying marks T/UAIA LUMPUR. Sun. Two Malaysian Open and four National junior marks were beaten In the Asian Age Group trials at Weld Pool here yesterday. But the trials to select swimmers for the Asian Age Group meet In Tokyo on Aug. 17-19. drew
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      Kranji edge Rangers
      45 26 ROYAL Navy Kranji WT Section edged Turf Club Rangers 2-1 In a Buklt Panjang Constituency knockout soccer match for the P. Selvadural Trophy at Buklt Panjang yesterday. Civilians United beat Alias United by four penalty kicks to two after a 2-2 draw.
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      Andy Leong is 'A' champ
      104 26 Andy Leong (1037) edged BUI Wee by two point* to win the Singapore Archery Association; Class 'A' championship at Buklt Timah Road yesterday. Results Class A': 1 Andy Leong (1037) 2 BUI Wee (1035) 3 Oeorge Chan (940). Class B 1 Steven Tan (704) 2
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      S'gor snatch 4-wkt win
      325 26 KUALA LUMPUR, Sun. Selangor batsmen turned near-defeat Into sweet victory in the Inter state Under-23 cricket final against Singapore at the Padang today. With nine second Innings wickets left to get 161 runs for a win Selangor buckled down to their task today and scored the
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      43 26 CSC's David Llm (No. 11) extreme right scoring the seventh goal against Police In Saturday's key SASA senior water-polo league match at Queenstown pool. Others in picture (from left): Kwan Wai Meng (in goal) and Tan Eng Whut. Tlmesport pix by JUNID JI.VM.
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      VINCENT IS CHAMP WITH FOUR FIRSTS
      355 26 VINCENT IS CHAMP WITH FOUR FIRSTS VINCENT Loh, 12. won the 'A' division championship at the Anglo Chinese Primary School's third swimming meet at Barker Road on Saturday. Vincent set four records 50m and 100 m freestyle, 50m butterfly and 50m backstroke on his way to the title. Results: Boys
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      Forces are second
      78 26 ARMED Forces upset fancied Police 13-8 to finish run-ners-up to Chinese Swimming Club In this year's BASA Senior water-polo league championship. The soldiers recovered after trailing 7-8 at the end of the second quarter, to match a win. Outstanding for Forces were Tan Chin Chye (3), Chin
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      Aussie soccer results
      405 26 CJYDNEY. Sun. Results of Australia soccer matches played yesterday: NSW Fed. Dlv. One: Prague 3 8. Bydney 6, Western 1 South Coast 0. Dlv. Two: Concordla 0 Polonla 8. Corinthians 7 Oluldford 3. Dlv. Three: N. Brankstown 1 Wenty l, Northern 3 Arncllfle 0. Reverby 0 Marrlckville
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      'Raw' young Singapore miss sitters and chance of Ist win
      309 26  - 'Raw' young Singapore miss sitters and chance of Ist win JOE DORAI Singapore 0 Johore 0: By ]y|UAR, Sun. Singapore, searching for a win to end their lean spell in this year's Malaysia Cup soccer competition, looked every inch like breaking it during the first half of their match against
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      Malacca's late rally robs S'gor of a win
      198 26 Malacca's late rally robs S'gor of a win KUALA LUMPUR. Sun.— Malacca came back with a gallant late rally tonight to hold Selangor to an exciting 1-1 draw in a Malaysian Cup South zone match at Merdeka Stadium here. After Selangor went ahead In the 10th minute, Malacca found the
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      Perak recovers to hold Penang to a draw
      209 26 IPOH, Sun. Fighting from a goal down Perak struck back to save a point in this North Zone tie of the Malaysia Cup at Stadium Perak tonight. With a goal each in the first half, the pace in the second half never
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      Lock icon Victory smiles
      573 27 Fortune favours the brave says Newcombe I ONDON, Sun. "Fortune favours the brave," was how John Newcombe summed up his winning performance in the men's singles final at the Wimbledon tennis championships yesterday. Newcombe won a five-setter from American Stan Smith to retain his title and win it
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      ROLL OF HONOUR
      163 27 ROLL OF HONOUR ROLL of Honour and prize money at the Wimbledon tennis champion s h i p s: MEN'S SINGLLS: Winner: John Newcombe (Aust.) v:3,750; Runnerup: Stan Smith (IS) 1 2,250. WOMEN'S SINGLES: Winner: Evonne Goolagong (Aust.) v:i.800: Run-ner-up: Mrs. Margaret Court (Aust.) tl.ood. MEN'S DOUBLES: Winners: Rod Layer
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      Hikmat springs $164 upset in Cup race
      2169 27  - Hikmat springs $164 upset in Cup race EPSOM JEEP By O I KM AT well ridden n by Asuwadl Nawi scored a spectacular upset win to pay $164 ln the Buklt Timah Cup for Class 2, Dlv 1 horses over 91" at Buklt Timah yesterday. Australian Jockey Jim Johnson got
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      Lock icon US baseball
      73 27 NEW YORK. Sun. Results of yesterday's US baseball games National League: Atlanta 7 New York 1; Chicago 3 Pittsburgh 1; San Francisco 10 St. Louis 1: Philadelphia 6 Montreal 3; Houston 4 Cincinnati 3 (13 inns); Los Angeles 1 San Diego 0. American League: New York 2 Boston
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      Lock icon Wales 6-1
      32 27 CTtfUSTCHUKCH. SSIHI. The Welsh Football Association team outclassed. Otagv. Southland here today, winning the fourth match of their New Zealand tour by 6-1 About 3.000 spectators watched the game. Reuter.
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      3 jockeys to appeal against suspension
      156 27 BRISBANE. Sun. George Moore and two other top Australian Jockeys today began c one-month suspension each after Moore won the Doomben Ten Thousand, one of the nations most Important winter handicaps, on Bacuette. Stewards at the Doomben course here charged Moore. Des Lake and
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      269 25 DUBO DUBON DUBONNET the tonic drink of international repute. Enjoy DUBONNET neat or on the rocks as a cocktail (with gin or vodka) as a long drink (with tonic or bitter lemon) New York. See it our way. US $27 buys most of Europe when you fly to New York
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      67 26 I SINGAPORE 1 I B^ < I GETQtrr awo toi 1 —4 1 aP I !tt 1 i^^L. i d'ffif *W~ I Mm Lot #11 Needed: A united 'Big Sell be what is needed is "big sell." Contents in this issue include: bpor!iri United We Sell a Nfcw Zea an
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      64 26 Jr Ar tiff i' mrf J K. J -26/ tmf JCM Gold Series The JCM cash register incorporates built-in design features, specifically pointed towards the modern retailer. Exhaustive tests by our engineering staff found that simplicity of operation coupled with high capabilities Low initial cost and quality of product assures
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      123 26 HOCKEY BHA Senior knockout: CSC v Police. Khalsa v Jaruenltes (Balestler Rd. 5 15 pm.). SWIMMING SASA trials (Amber Rd. 5 30 p.m.); Bartley School and St. Patrick's meets Amber Rd. at 9 a.m. and 2 p.m. RIGGER National Schools Tournament: 'A' Dlv.: Jin. Teck Whye v Dun earn Tech.;
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      142 27 What's llflT B Simple. Take a look at that mink coat. It's worth several thousand dollars. Most of the time, because of the climate, it has to be kept B^ M^ n storage. And, because of the climate, storing it can be quite a Tj^ problem. XC Dal Storage specialises
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      471 27 WORD PUZZLE <- Cat alasf iitttt i, >,i j STRAITS TIMES MONDAY i WORD PUZZLE A' I i I vfi\ tIK I ll 1 >a>t'*ctiaii isiiii tt Naa* (Mr./Mfi./Misl) •••'•II rl I 1 jT(^O__P_ JTOJI FILL IN f 5 2 |S|C R TJHJ MISSING I I— CD lli»f dim I-
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    MSA brings a touch of London to Singapore
    242 28 SINGAPORE, Sun. A typical red double-decker London bus, complete with driver in navy blue uniform and cap, came to town today. Its first load of passengers was a party of 29 British MP's, journalists and travel agents guests of the MSA inaugural
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    Lock icon Crash plane spotted: No sign of survivors
    128 28 'TOKYO, Sun. A searchx ing helicopter tonight spotted the wreckage of a Japanese airliner missing for more than 24 hours, but could not see any sign of survivors among the 68 people on board. A police spokesman said the helicopter pilot had confirmed
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    PF accepts resignations of two top members
    181 28 SINGAPORE, Sun. J THE chairman of the Peoples Front. Mr. Leslie Netto, announced today that the party's central executive committee had accepted the resignations of Inche Zakaria bin Omar Bahagrib and Mr. Wong Hong Toy, two members of the committee. It "would accept"
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    Now two groups claim to lead Gerakan
    565 28 K. LUMPUR, Sun. THERE are now two Gerakan central executive committees. A "special delegates conference" of the crisisridden party elected today a central committee which includes four members who quit the Lim Chong Eu committee on June 13. Those elected today were Dr.
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    Lock icon Hijacker gives himself up in Buenos Aires
    185 28 Hijacker gives himself up in Buenos Aires OUENOS AIRES. Sun. 11 Hijacker Robert Lee Jackson, 36, walked off an American Boeing 707 airliner here today and Rave himself up to Argentine federal police almost 20 hours after he forced the Braniff International jet to land here. His attractive Guatemalan girl
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    $45,000 pepper robbers came in two lorries
    162 28 $45,000 pepper robbers came in two lorries By LESLIE FONG CINGAPORE, Sun. 3 Ten armed robbers ransacked a godown in Outram Road for three hours early this morning and took away 175 bags of white pepper worth $45,000 in two lorries. They subdued five watchmen, who were blindfolded and tied
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    Lock icon Quake jolts Manila
    29 28 MANILA, Sun. A strong earthquake jolted Manila (or ten seconds tonight, the Philippine weather bureau reported. There were no Immediate reports of casualties or damage.— Reuter.
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      66 28 EQUATRON BHD. Royal 480 has the light easy touch you'd never expect in a manual typewriter; gently contoured keys; 92 characters, tabulator setting and individual clearance, five-line spacer with half spacing, simple handset margin and transparent line indicators adjustable to hold paper right down to the bottom edge. See it
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      225 28 "untraps"painful stomach gas Gives fast, more complete relief than any plain antacid Iml ~^i Gas bubbles caused by s^-^^ Digestive acids food, drinks and tension trapped by bubbles prevent digestive acids are forced back into reaching food, causing \x« I sensitive esophagus indigestion. J tissues, causing heartburn. \^|BHMn^ Undigested food.
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