The Straits Times, 23 July 1971

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    24 1 AVERAGE DAILY CERTIFIED SALE EXCEEDS 200,000 The STraits Times Ik National NBwspaper Estd. 1845 FRIDAY, JULY 23, 1971. 20 CENTS M.C. (P) No. 2507
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    Lock icon Kidnap by jet fighters
    840 1 Kidnap by jet fighter s Two mid-air dramas CAIRO, Thursday SUDAN'S new President Babakr el Nur Osman was forced off a BOAC VC 10 which was buzzed by jet fighters and compelled to land at Libya's Benghazi Airport today. In another development, members of an Iraqi delegation carrying a secret
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    Jumbo noses into lounge
    4 1 Jumbo noses into lounge
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    'Pledge' to China by Nixon to end Viet war
    115 1 'Pledge' to China by Nixon to end Viet war WASHINGTON, Thurs. President Nixon has made a general commitment to Peking to end the Vietnam war quickly, and to settle the Taiwan question. East European diplomatic sources said today. The diplomats, who claim knowledge of secret Washington-Peking correspondence through communist intermediaries
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    $300 million a year gain from oil hunt
    65 1 JAKARTA, Thurs.—Singapore gains at least US$lOO million ($3OO million) annually and jobs for 30.000 Singaporeans from the current oil boom in Indonesia. the newspap^' Indonerra Raya said today. An article on Oil and Singapore published by the paper said the figures showed
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    We have full Peking backing say Vietcong
    155 1 We have full Peking backing say Vietcong PARIS. Thurs. The Vietnamese communists said today they had full Communist Chinese support tor their drive to win a complete, unconditional U.S. departure from Indochina, and laughed off President Nixon's coming Peking trip as an issue having no bearing on the Paris peace
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    Communist tactic to neutralise the people: Ismail
    198 1 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs rpUN (Dr.) Ismail spelled out today the nature of the communist threat in Malaysia: "It is serious not in the sense that the communists will take over the Government, but that the communist threat will adversely affect the Second Malaysian
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    Big forged tin scrips shock
    279 1  - Big forged tin scrips shock BLAIR JOHNSON By CINGAPORE, Fri. The London ra".d Squad li Investigating an alleged swindle in forged share scrips originating from Singapore and Malaysia. The forgeries involve the scrips of three local tin mining companies quoted on the London register Idris Hydraulic Tin. Sungei Besi Mines
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    M-cyclist dies in crash
    44 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs A motorcyclist. Ong Kap. <iO. died on admission to the Thomson Hospital after his machine and a lorry collided at 10V? mile Sembawang Road at 11 15 tonight. His pillion rider. Quek Yau Cheng. 17, was seriously injured.
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    Toto draw numbers
    39 1 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The numbers picked In todays Toto draw No. 57 71 were 36. 8. 18. 47 and 37. The additional number was 29. In the circles draw, the numbers drawn were 41. 11 and 24
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      Lock icon COUNTER-COUP SAYS RADIO
      41 1 CAIRO, Thurs. Omdurman radio said tonight that President Jaafar El-Nimeiry, ousted by an army coup, has been reinstated as Head of State and will address the nation shortly, the Middle East News Agency reported. Reuter. See this page
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      Lock icon EX-MINISTERS CHARGED
      36 1 CAIRO, Thurs.— A group of ex-Cabinet Ministers and Arab Socialist Union officials were officially charged tonight with high treason for alle ßedly conspiring against President Anwar Sadat, the Middle East News Agency said. UPI.
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      78 1 You can be sure of SQUARE DEAL That is our assurance when you do business with us. Whether you are securing a loan from us or opening an account, we treat you as a good bank should. Fairly and Squarely. And fully backed by the rock-like solidness and safety of
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  • WORLD NEWS 1 [ THE STRAITS TIMES FOREIGN NEWS SERVICETIM^^^MMiMII^dM
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      Lock icon Coming: 1,000-seat super jumbo jet
      281 2 From the firm which made the Zero fighter CEATTLE, Thurs. The Boeing Company has made design studies for a double-decker, longerbodied 747 jumbo Jet that can carry up to 1.000 people, it was disclosed here yesterday. Mr. Rowland E. Brown, in charxe of product development
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      Lock icon That gag on US officials explained
      263 2 That gag on US officials explained WASHINGTON, Thurs. A State Department gag on officials has underlined U.S. determination to safeguard the approach to the Peking summit now that the groundwork has been laid by Dr. Kissinger. Despite some furrowed brows here over comments by Prime Minister Mr. Chou En-lal in
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      Lock icon Ad for a kidney gets response
      111 2 NEWARK. Thurs. A man who had advertised for a kidney successfully underwent a transplant operation here yesterday after suffering for seven years with an lncurrable kidney disease. Mr. Carl Salamensky. 31. was in satisfactory condition after receiving a kidney of a 10-year-old boy who
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      35 2 THE GAMBOLS By Biny Appltfcy it* a low* Time GHceJ 1 1 you camb euope»4&r^<\ mam m. oeMjrj^j^A^ K fm AfBMO Tiur uu«ttwp)~ \L AK I WONT REALISE MOW MUCUj PAY VPiace« hjme ri«em t
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  • WORLD NEWS 2
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      INDON PARTY CALLS ON GOVT TO RELEASE ITS MEMBERS
      271 3 INDON PARTY CALLS ON GOVT TO RELEASE ITS MEMBERS JAKARTA. Thursday political party has demanded that the Government release all its members detained during the recent elections and pay compensation to those who, it alleged, were tortured or intimidated. In a statement issued yesterday the Indonesian Nationalist Party PNI. which
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      $7.5 m rice aid
      28 3 TOKYO Thurs. Japan is to provide US$2.5 million worth of rice (or relief of East Pakistani refugees in India, v was disclosed yesterday— UPl.
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      Lock icon Apollo 15 crew ready for Monday blast-off
      96 3 Apollo 1 5 crew ready for Monday blast-off ('APE KENNEDY. Thurs.— The Apollo 15 astronauts passed "with flying colours" yesterday when they had their last major physical examination before setting out for the Moon on Monday. Reporting the result of the examination. Dr. Charles Berry, the Space Agency medical director,
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      Lock icon Heath to MPs: We've all to gain by joining
      606 3 LONDON, Thursday pRIME MINISTER Mr. Edward Heath last night urged Britain to seize the chance of joining Europe and reaping the full benefits including a greater European role in world affairs. He was opening a four-day debate in the House of
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      177 3 At Eterna we ye been obsessed with But we went even further punctuality for over 100 years Ed— MB>M We added what we call a "flexion Etw E3 Finally, we decided that we should oscillator which makes sure the m not merely concentrate our efforts on tuning fork vibrates with
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  • WORLD NEWS 3
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      Lock icon Miss Universe: The 10 finalists
      92 4 TTHE 10 finalists in the swimsuit division selected in Miami Beach on Wednesday for the Miss Universe contest. They are (from left, front row) Miss Israel, Esther Orgad Wisozky; Miss England Marilyn Ward; Miss Japan, Shigeko Taketome; Miss Virgin Islands, Cherri Raphaelia Creque; Miss Australia,
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      Lock icon It wasn't a bank chiefs day to raise an -alarm—
      130 4 It wasn't a bank chiefs day to raise an -alarm— DL'NCRANA (Irish Re- public). Thurs. When two gunmen burst into a bank here assistant manager Mr. Brendan Raftery ran across the street to a neighbouring bank to raise the alarm. He arrived breathless at the bank only to find two
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      Lock icon Bonn acts on 'hot* money
      179 4 OONN, Thurs. The D West German Government has announced proposals to prevent large German and m v .1 1 i-national firms from adding to the flow into Germany of "hot" money, particularly dollars, having an inflationary impact on the economy. Government spokesman Mr. Conrad Ahlers
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      Lock icon ARMED HOLD-UP IN SENATE OFFICE
      83 4 U'ASHINGTON. Thurs. The secretary of Senator John McClellan, currently leading a probe into organised crime, was robbed at gunpoint by two men In an office of the U.S. Senate. It was the first daylight robbery Inside a Senate building that veteran policemen could recall The
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      Now a massive jump in sale of Australian goods to Japan
      253 4 LONDON, Thursday AUSTRALIA, smarting under the threat of a big loss to her export trade If Britain Joins the European Common Market, increased her sales to Japan by 20 per cent last year, according to official statistics released here
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      Lock icon Senate stops CIA cash for radio stations
      254 4 Senate stops CIA cash for radio stations WASHINGTON, Thurs. The Senate Foreign Relations Committee yesterday voted to end the Central Intelligence Agency's undercover financing of Radio Free Europe and Radio Liberty both based in Munich, West Germany. The committee authorised US$35 million for open Government financing of the two stations
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      165 4 f 1 Bandar Raya PHASE 1 Construction in Progress. TENURE OF LAND: FREEHOLD Bookings Now Open (INITIAL UNITS WILL BE READY FOR OCCUPATION JANUARY 1972) Single Storey Terrace Houses 4l**\ tkiumvmm with Special Features: Area of Building Lot 25x75' \^i 3 Bedrooms /f"—'^ i#' \r Living and Dining Room: Terrazzo
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    Lock icon Uganda's accusing finger points
    1124 5  - Uganda's accusing finger points CHRIS BARING-GOULD PROBLEMS OF BEING AN EX-PRESIDENT By KAMPALA When a black African state decides to change its ruler the chances are his fall will be fast and hard. In the decade or more since the former African colonies started winning their independence, there has yet
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    Lock icon Japanese family life hit by economic progress
    448 5 BY A CORRESPONDENT rpOKYO The age- old concept of family life is crumbling in the face of modern Japan's economic progress, and the male no longer enjoys his unchallenged position, according to a recent government report. A White Paper prepared by the Economic
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      154 5 'n k» complete s' n I stereo tape-recorder X 2000SD packs in five recorders within a single tape recorder. Combining CASSETTE, CARTRIDGE and REEL TO REEL recording/playback. AKAI X-2000SD features: Reel to Reel: 4-track stereo/monaural recording/ playback with cross field head. Cartridge: 8-track stereo recording/playback with a one micron gap
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    Wanita section
    16 6 PENANO. Thurs. Penang state Alliance has formed an Alliance Women's Movement (Pergerakan Wanita Perlkatant.
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    Ex-cops who earn more as bell-hops
    396 6 Ex-cops who earn more as bell-hops Why 180 resigned last year from police SINGAPORE, Thurs. pOLICEMEN who left the service to be come bell-hops in hotels and hawkers are earning more in their new vocations, according to a police officer in the latest issue of the Singapore Police Journal. Deputy
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    A vote for Mao from Miss Singapore
    158 6 MIAMI BEACH (Florida). Thurs Chairman Mao may not have been tops with Miss I'niverse contestants here. But he won at least one heart: Miss Singapore's. Pretty Jenny Wong, the only one to vote for Chairman Mao in a poll among the beauties for
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    NANTAH DEGREES FOR 735
    110 6 SINGAPORE, Thurs. THE Education Minister. Mr. Llm Kirn San. will address the 12th convocation of Nanyang University on July 31 at the auditorium of the university. Tne chairman of the university council. Mr. Wee Cho Yaw, will also speak. Seven hundred and thir- ty-five graduands will
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      120 6 I Oop Hfl V-T. Hamlin BRIMG TVIIS CARL I I SURE.' ONCE WE GET A I I ...THEN WE CAN X "~^4/' DOUBLE, I'LL SAY' Hi Hi 3» WHAT'S -HIS -NAME IN ON VISUAL FIX ON THAT TURN HIM OVER OF ALL OSCAR VIEW SCREEN'S ■WSJK/TH' VIEW-SCREEN, DOC? I LOUT,
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    Lock icon Japanese — to make film of A-bomb survivor
    169 7 Japanese to make film of A-bomb survivor By IGNATIUS STEPHEN BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Wed. A twoman Japanese television team flew In today to make a documentary of a Hiroshima atom bomb survivor Brunei's Mentrt Besar, Penglran Dato Hajl Yusof, 48. The documentary will be shown on Aug. 6, the 26th
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    Coffee shop owners report the truants –
    327 7 Coffee shop owners report the truants OENANG, Thurs. Chief Education Officer Tan Te 1 k Beng today disclosed that a number of students In Penang had been expelled from their schools because of misbehaviour. "They had persisted in this despite repeated warnings by their headmasters," he said. Mr. Tan, who
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    Night and day
    39 7 SINGAPORE. Thur*. The social and women mb-commlttee of the PAP Kallang Branch will hold a night gathering on July 31 at the Kampong Tengah holiday camp, and a picnic at the vim place the following Sunday.
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    Boiler versus the bends
    91 7 FOSE little bends can be tricky, as the driver of this truck learnt yesterday morning. The truck was rounding the bend at Cavenagh Road, near the side entrance of the Istana, when its load a heavyweight ship's boiler rolled over. At 11 a.m., two hours after
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    -2nd prize claim case on today
    313 7  - -2nd prize claim case on today T.F. HWANG: By Singapore. Thurs HEARING of a two-year-old claim for the second prize in a 1968 Toto draw was adjourned today by the High Court after preliminary arguments by th c parties. Goh Pit Leng, a Chinese newspaper proof-reader, is claiming an unspecified
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    Agong's visit
    30 7 MALACCA. Thurs The Yang dt-Pertuan Agong and the Raja Permalsurl Agong will arrive here by air on Aug. 5 for their first three-day official visit to the Kate
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    'Home guard' call
    287 8 In Perak... IPOH Thursday 'THE Government should reactivate tha now defunct home guard organisation in areas where terrorist activities have been experienced recently. This is the view of the youth section of the Ipoh Umno division to tighten up security in the affected areas and to be
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    $40 M DRY DOCK: 'WE CAN GET THE MONEY
    136 8 $40 M DRY DOCK: 'WE CAN GET THE MONEY- SINGAPORE. Thurs. Raising money for Juronf Shipyard's proposed $40 million "super" drydock is no problem, according to its deputy general manager, Mr. Low Guan Onn. He was commenting on an agency report yesterday that a spokesman for Ishikawajima Harima Heavy Industries
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  • Article
    Jailed: Girl clerk who cheated man, 65, of $2,800
    151 9 •SINGAPORE, Thurs. Nancy Soh, 21, a former clerk at the Woodlands Home for the Aged, was jailed for four months today for criminal breach of trust of $2,733 belonging to a 65-year-old inmate of the home. The Fifth Magistrate. Mr. Chan
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    MB orders inquiry into oil find -report
    150 9 MB orders inquiry into oil find -report IPOH. Thurs. The 1 Perak Mentri Besar. Dato Haji Kamaruddin, has ordered an inquiry into reports of an oil find in the coastal area off Kuala Kurau, a fishing village in Krian district. "I have directed the district officer to investigate and report
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    Co-op course
    32 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The AUPE will conduct a course on the history and principles of cooperatives at Its headquarters In Serangoon Ro*d every Thursday evening lrom Aug. 5 to Aug. 19.
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    Youth admits keeping stolen jewellery
    115 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs A la- bourer yesterday admitted keeping stolen jewellery worth $256 at his house in Toa Payoh. Senior Inspector Koh Lian Bee. pnvsecutiiiK. said that Lim Hong Yung. 18. knew thai the Jewellery, which Lim kept for his friend. Tan Wee How. w.ts stolen
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    New steps to boost water, power, gas supply
    757 9 New steps to boost water, power, gas supply PLANS FOR THE MID-70s SINGAPORE. Thurs TIIK Government Ikis set in motion measures, which will l>e completed in the next few years, to increase Singapore's water, electricity and gas supplies to meet the higher demands of the middle l!>7()s. Two new reservoirs
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    Bursaries for Kampong Übi pupils
    90 9 Bursaries for Kampong Übi pupils SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Kampong Übl Citizens' Consultative Committee will oiler 23 bursaries of $100 each annually to pupils who need financial assistance to complete their secondary education. Applicants, who may be from iMvernment or government aided secondary schools. muM be residents of Kampong Übi conMtuency
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    'Gentle slap' costs $150
    44 9 SINGAPORE Thurs. A 69--year-old grandfather was fined $150 yesterday for giving police corporal Ng Ah rhla gentle slap" on his cheek In Kirn Tlan Road on July 18. In mitigation. Lim Hock Seng said he was tipsy at that time.
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    Man on bigamy charge: I had to do it...
    170 9 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A married man. who said that he was made to marry another woman by "force of intimacy," was jailed for a day today and fined a total of 5750 or three months' jail in default. Ho Fatt Your. 37,
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      172 9 Suddenly— the pain is gone with only one Saridon The first thing to do when you get a headache, fever or any aches and pains is to take one Saridon tablet. Just one Saridon tablet and some water and suddenly the pain is gone. So when you feel an ache
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    When hands take over from the brain
    806 10 When hands take over from the brain At the Schools... by Masle Kwee MONDAY spells excitement for 15 students of the Chai Chee Secondary School. For it's the day they forget their texbooks to soil their hands with clay all. lor the sake of creativity. From 2pm to 6 pm,
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    Broadrick girls and a tale of spiders and flies
    224 10 r'i) deadly enemies confront each other and the fiKht for survival starts. This is the theme of a dance item "The spiders and the Flies" that the Rroadrick Secondary School will stage at the National Theatre on July 31 in conjunction
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      828 10 YAMAHA Organ Recital by the young talented Miss YURI NISHIMURA Winner ot the Jtli International Electone Organ Contest *****1 HB¥b\ #9hi^Hߥblb^^^^^H|l *^^HB¥v K 4 I HhbV^^hbV^^^ mm* m y^HaQ^ l^r i vrAwH l^ **^B H W PLACE: Singapore Conference Hall J^ TIME: 8.00 p.m. gs^^^ DATE: 3rd August 197 1
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  • Letter to the Editor
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      MPs who turn envoys should give up seats—
      191 11 MPs who turn envoys should give up seats— THE PAP Government Is making it a habit of sending local MPs to foreign countries to serve as our diplomats, without requesting them to vacate their Parliamentary seats. Nevertheless, this practice Is against the parliamenttary Institution and the member s obligation towards
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      RISING PRICES AND AN MP's OPINION
      615 11 RISING PRICES AND AN MP's OPINION ALLOW me to clarify your report of an interview with me on the subject of rising prices in Singapore (ST.. July 21). Your headlines "MPs way to hold wages" and "Easy entry policy Is urged." together with the repeated use of the word "advocated"
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    • Letter
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      35 11 pAN RTS please telecast programme "Opinion In English Student Viewpoints" featuring the secondary school debaters again? I am sure those who watched the programme would very much want to watch It again. STUDENT. Singapore 12.
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      WHERE THE BELL RINGS AT THE WRONG TIME
      671 11 At a chit fund bidding J REFER to the letter headlined "Cash deposit of $:>(H) just to get $:>:*«" by "Puzzled" (S.T., July 15). Let me tell you my experiences as a former member of a chit fund. First and foremost, the
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      Discipline in the force: A review has been made
      164 11 Discipline in the force: A review has been made GOVT REPLIES I REFER to the letter from "Concerned Parent" (ST.. July 20) about the need for a review of police regulations, with regard to discipline and punishment. The interest shown by "Concerned Parent." and his views are appreciated. For his
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    • Letter
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      69 11 1 REFER to me letter from "Polluted" iST, June 18 1 on noise and smell nuisance from a factory at Jalan Riang. The smell nuisance was traced to spray painting operations being carried out on the ground floor of a shophouse at Jalan Riang. The operator has, on our advice,
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      85 11 WE are the unfortunate ones who failed the Teachers' Training College Professional Part II examinations held In April. We are wondering whether it is fair to us that we be paid the rellef-teacher-pay of eight dollars a day when we had already completed two years of teachers' training. True we
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      109 11 I WISH to thank Dr. Ho Guan Lim. Permanent Secretary (Health) and Director of Medical Services, for his personal assurance that there would always be hospital staff who can communicate with Tamil-speaking patients or their relatives. I wrote to the Health Ministry on the day Its warning to staff of
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      The sweet melody of a crowing cockerel
      145 11 I FULLY agree with the reply of "Nothing to Crow About" (ST., July 19 1 to the complaint raised by "Pianissimo 1 (ST.. July 13) regarding the crowing of the former's cockerel. Being an animal lover myself I sincerely hope the authorities will
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      29 11 tt UPERSEAT Jutt arrived from Europe, the best jewellery of diamond »eti obtainable at moderate prices at KM. OLI MOHAMED LTD., Estd 1914, 38/40 High Street, Singapore. HjHptiP 1
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    The high cost to society of every crash —death
    244 12 The high cost to society of every crash —death CINGAPORE, Thurs. «J Every schoolgoing child who gets killed not only brings pain and suffering to his family, but is also a cost on society, students here were told today. Mr Tang See Chim. Minister of State for Finance said: "On
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    New posts for two Deputy Cabinet Ministers
    174 12 New posts for two Deputy Cabinet Ministers ITUALA LUMPUR, 1 Thurs.— Deputy Minister in the Prime Minister's department, Haji Taib bin Mahmud has been given another cabinet post. His appointment as Deputy Minister of Works. Posts and Telecommunications was announced today by Tun Abdul Razak. The Prime Minister also announced
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    Paya Lebar church priest dies at 68
    73 12 Paya Lebar church priest dies at 68 SINGAPORE, Thurs Rev. Father Moses Koh, 68, has died at Mount Alvernla Hospital after a short Illness. He had been a priest at the Church of the Immaculate Heart of Mary In Highland Road. Paya Lebar. for 38 years. He had also served
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    8 fishes cost him $25
    32 12 SINOAPORE. Thurs. Oh Kirn Seng. 25, who admitted catching eight ftehes at the Pelrce Reservoir at 4.30 p.m. yesterday, wa.s fined $25 In a magistrate's court today.
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    ROTARY AWARDS FOR TWO SCHOOLS
    98 12 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Raffles Institution and St. Joseph's Institution have won the Rotary Club of Singapore's annual awards for service projects by Interact Clubs. Raffles won the award for the best community service project, while BJI got the best International service project award. Their representatives. Kiew
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    244 12  -  NELLIE HAR: Story by Picture by MAZLAN BADRON SINGAPORE. Thurs. From lover to brother. It was by no means an easy transition for pretty Brigitte Kristensen. And the ordeal was equally nerve-rack-iiiK. if not more so, for the brother, 17--year-old Ernest, who
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    'Charms in food' fear
    300 12 SINGAPORE, Thurs £S AIRLINE traffic hand told a court today that lit* refused »o eat the food cooked by his wife when he feared they contained charms. Osman bin Rassiah, 42, said that to prevent himself being "bewitched" by his wife, he started cooking his own
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    'X' films: beat 'nays' in survey
    712 13 'X' films: beat 'nays' in survey GENERATION GAP AGAIN KUALA LUMPUR, Thursday THE "yeas" are louder than the "nays" where "X" films are concerned. It is the generation gap all over again. Most second generation parents seemed to feel that "X" nims have no place in Malaysian life or morals.
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    Gunman shoots at three cops
    139 13 IPOH, Thurs.— A gun- man dashed out of a ho use here this afternoon and fired pointblank at three policemen, wounding one of them. Det.-Cpl. Lee Ah Heng, 3'), received a wound In his left arm, but despite this, bfl drew his pistol, chased '.he
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    Man trapped in cave-in rescued
    76 13 Man trapped in cave-in rescued SINGAPORE. Thurs. A labourer was rescued by his colleagues yesterday when a sewage trench caved in burying him waist-deep at Farleigh Avenue. Serangoon Gardens. Inche Abdul Majld. 40. of Batu Patiat. was digging the trench at about 4.15 pm when the shoring gave way In
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    Traffic rules for Sunday's rehearsal for N-Day parade
    620 13 Traffic rules for Sunday's rehearsal for N-Day parade SINGAPORE, Thurs— A full dress rehearsal for the National Day parade will be held at the Padang area at 9> a.m. on Sunday. Only invited guests are allowed to enter the Padang area to witness the parade. They are requested to be
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    Scientific guide
    36 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Ministry of Science and Technology has compiled its first directory of scientific and technical research and consultancy establishments. Copies are available at the Government Publications Bureau. Fullerton Building at $5 each.
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    $53,000 BACKPAY FOR BUSMEN
    75 13 SINGAPORE. Thurs. More than 900 former workers of Hock Lee Bus Co. now part of the Amalgamated Bus Co. will share $53,060 in overtime arrears. A cheque for this amni-nt has been sent to the Sm" more Industrial Labour Organisation which negotiated the settlement. According to
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      THE WAY AHEAD
      398 14 Singapore must not allow itself to be diverted from the tasks of nation building. This was the message which President Sheares imparted at the formal opening of Parliament. President Sheares touched on the imperatives of modern Singapore. He also went to the heart of the PAP Government's
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      A MATTER OF MONEY
      379 14 The reports of the Audi-tor-General on the accounts of Malaysian State governments are uniformly informative, depressing and repetitive. The 1969 accounts fcr Sabah. tabled yesterday, are an example. Paragraph after paragraph begins with the gloomy sentence "difficulties continue to be experienced," or "despite a further directive,
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      FILMS AND THE PEOPLE
      225 14 The screening in Kuala Lumpur for the first time of films for adults only has no: set the Klang River on fire, nor is it likely to. It may have set some people's blood coursing but that is nc cause for »vorry about a possible erosion
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    Lock icon What makes the rich Swedes unhappy
    562 14  - What makes the rich Swedes unhappy ROLAND HUNTFORT: By Stockholm IT is a built-in draw- back of any radical reforming movement that eventually there will be little left to reform and correspondingly much to preserve. As a result the conservative elements In politics will be reinforced to the detriment of
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      Health-giving qualities of herbs need more research
      213 14 YOUR news item covering the use of garden herbs as a cure for diabetes should arouse considerable interest. In the last few years I have advised a dozen of my friends to give this herb a trial. In spite of their feeling of
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      Where are the fish?
      75 14 AS an ardent fisherman. I am disheartened to find that our Malaysian streams lack sizeable fish that can truly make fishing a pleasure. Our streams look like excellent breeding places for fish. Couldn't the Fisheries Department release some fry occasionally Into the streams. There seems to
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      Tickets
      126 14 HAVE two children studying In an English secondary school. Recently they told me that they were forced to sell fun fair tickets. Each has to sell tickets to the amount of ten dollars. The headmaster has told them not to return their tickets. That is to tay that they
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      134 14 IF we knew where most of the mosquitoes In Ipoh and in some other towns are breeding we would not be so ready to blame the anti-malaria department. In many areas In Ipoh. each house has Its own septic tank. These tanks have air-vents the ends of which are covered
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      109 14 VIGHTLY cattle come trom Batu Lanchang Road through the lane along the vegetable gardens into the Green Garden Estate in Penang. They then converge on the padang and later roam the roads around the Estate in twos and threes upsetting refuse bins and scattering their contents. With the prohibition of
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      FUND IS TO PROVIDE FOR THE DATS OF RETIREMENT
      164 14 FUND IS TO PROVIDE FOR THE DATS OF RETIREMENT I REFER to the letter by "Affected" (S.T. July 9). In addition to having attained the age of 50 years or more, non-citi-zens who wish to apply for withdrawal of their CPF contributions must also be Malaysian citizens residing permanently In
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    838 14  - KEEPING A WARY WATCH CHINA GEORGE EMBREE THE THEME IS 'GETTING TO KNOW YOU' BUT EAST EUROPEANS AND RUSSIA TREAD SOFTLY By MUNICHEastern Europe and the Soviet Union are showing a decided degree of nervousness about the implications of Communist China emerging from selfimposed diplomatic isolation. This has been particularly
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      114 14 FRUITIMINS THE FRUIT FLAVOURED CHEWABLE MULTIVITAMINS FOR YOUR FAMILY. ALL THE VITAMINS FOR YOUR DAILY REQUIREMENTS SRE AVAILABLE IN 7 DIFFERENT FLAVOURS, fe\ t YOUR K§ FAMILY WILL LOVE IT. ill ftttlt FUvwd CfaMfellfcltwMMl FOR To: The Singapore Dispensary, I 265, Orchard Road. 9. FREE SAMPLES Branch: 69.Serar.goon QP Garden
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    Business Times COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES
    14 15 Business Times COMMERCIAL AND FINANCIAL SECTION OF THE STRAITS TIMES FRIDAY JULY 23, 1971
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    Spore set to take on super containers
    579 15  - Spore set to take on super containers AUSTIN MORAIS By OEN Line Steamers chairman, M.L. Strachan, told the Business Times this week that he was optimistic about Singapore's preparations to receive the new generation container ships his company would be operating to the Republic by mid-1972. He noted that Singapore
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    Aussie stock markets: Call for a national controlling body
    442 15  -  KINGSLEY WOOD By MELBOURNE: It has become fashionable for stockbrokers to be the whipping boya of disappointed speculators looking for someone to blame for the losses which were incurred by them as a result of following impulses and rumours, according to
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    CITY TALK
    165 15  -  CROESUS By Something big on the way JUST think, the 111 Far East flights allowed Britain's major charter airline will bring 20.757 passenger seats Into Kuala Lumpur and Singapore between now and end-March. The prospett of 610 tourists passing through Paya Lebar or Subang each week must gladden
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    NAR builds roller chain plant in Jurong
    466 15  - NAR builds roller chain plant in Jurong WILLIAM CAMPBELL By APOLLO spacecraft maker, North American Rockwell, is setting up a multi-million-dollar precision metal working plant at Jurong. It is investing, as a starter, "In excess of $15 million" in fixed assets lor the manutacture of precision industrial roller cnaln initially
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    More charter flights from UK to Spore and Malaysia
    562 15  - More charter flights from UK to Spore and Malaysia CHIN CHENG MEI By f ONDON: More Bri-•*-J tish charter flights, laden mainly with British tourists, are heading for Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand with the full blessing of the UK Government. This is precisely the situation now that the UK Government
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      126 15 INSIDE Tankers: How the charter boom collapsed: Obu oil drilling test mystery; Marketing column: Peoplr in busim-^ Pace 16. Company news; Share market report; Weekly rubber review; Commodities. Page IT. Overseas markets New York and Melbourne; Closing prices and business done. Pace 18. VIRTUALLY NON-CHOKE -ACCESSIBLE VALVES-SELF PRIMING H 11
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    Tankers: How the charter boom collapsed
    1344 16  -  BAY DAFTER Ship owners who were reported to be making up to 700 per cent profit on a single voyage basis last July are today chartering out tankers at break-even or loss-making levels By f ONDON: Owners of oil tankers who al this time
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    Cebu oil drilling test mystery
    558 16  - Cebu oil drilling test mystery LEON GONZAGA By MANILA: Sophisticated oil drilling equipment is supposed to have arrived here from Singapore early this month for confirmatory test-drilling of a "discovery" well, but up to now the status of the test or of the well itself remains a big question mark.
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    PEOPLE IN BUISNESS
    161 16 General Steam Navigation, a member ot me p Aj O Group, announces ihe appointment ot Mr. J.K. Turner us managing director and deputy to me cnairman. Mr. D.J.1.. Morlelman. Mr. Turner will remain chairman and managing director of Ihe Coast Line Group. Mrs. Valli Teh. a graduate
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    MARKETING
    383 16 More gloves The success of some of the flatted factories in Singapore augurs well for the Republic. One such factory is Nam Kiew Rubber Works, manufacturer of household and Industrial rubber gloves. Already enjoying good sales both locally and abroad, Nam Kiew exports 60 per cent of its production
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      197 16 I ENGINEERS! YOU KNOW THAT WATER CAUSES SERIOUS PROBLEMS ...WHEN IT ENTERS INTO THE FUEL INJECTION SYSTEM OF YOUR DIESEL ENGINES PROTECT IT RY INSTALLING C N^MET Fuel Water Separator Br JIJ Entrained water destroys the thin Consider what a saving it gives you and just foB "^iSS?^ Protective film
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      166 16 when the drum sticks are big I ..Jrr... AM Don't take a chance.Get POLI- GRIP the denture adhesive that holds so^^^-^*"^^\ tight, you can enjoy e hl7oods LL^?o^Vsfß««iJi you like. {^o^ \o**£*l^~^~ Ji Sole Agent: Singapore. Malaysia Brunei. CORLISON DENTAL SUPPLY CO., 375, Nortn Bridge Road. Singapore 7. Tel: *****
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        47 17 NBT Merlin (M) 1 <>ne Mrns Sea View I. Dredge Par East INI t.ul.i Perak I'M. Works Haw Par Sentosa Public Bank $5.70 $1.14 $1.63 $0.73 $4.14 $2.31 $3.10 $1.33 $1.89 $2.43 $1.24 $1.32 .35 11 .10 .09 .08 .06 .06 .04 .04 .04 .03 .03
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        25 17 t and N Ambassador )CBC Mh. (i Choc r. Veneer 5. Way $5.80 $2.40 $5.70 $1.91 $0.68 $1.15 —.10 —.05 —.05 —.04 —.03 —.03
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        Most active stocks
        15 17 Haw Par 677.000 Far East 350.000 Public Bank 332.000 City Dcv 170.000
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        INDICES
        44 17 July 21 July 22 t Industrials: 173.24 173.01 i Industrials: 166.31 166.07 Hotels: 80.89 81.67 Properties: 143.44 143.28 f Tins: 94.56 94.62 rubbers: 118.49 118.49 t Dec. 30, 1966=100 (corn Dee. 30. 1966 100 (uncorrt f Dec. 31, 1968=100 t Dec. 29. 1962=100
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      Malaysian Rubber's profits down
      249 17 Malaysian Rubber's profits down DESPITE a record output in 1970, pre-tax profits of Malaysian Rubber were trimmed by nearly a third to £43,256. The crop for the year came to 1.458,000 lb. an increase of almost 15 per cent while the average yield per acre tapped showed 1,350 lb against
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      HIGHLIGHTS
      187 17 KI'ALA LIMPUR-Ke-pong Amalgamated reports higher first half profits of an estimated .£951.000 against £835,--000 from turnover up .£300.000 at £3.03 million. After tax of £431.--000 (£355.000), net profits come out at £520.000 against £480,000. In an interim statement, directors warn that although the results for the half year to
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      MARKET PERKS UP IN LATE TRADING
      237 17 BETTER sentiment returned to the trading floors of the Stock Exchance of Malaysia and Singapore late yesterday. After the easier tendency of the two preceding days and the morning, the market turned round about midday. In the afternoon share prices improved marginally, closing on
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        Straits tin drops
        159 17 Straits tin drops T-HE Straits tin price A Penang yesterday dipped $2 to $639.00 per picul on an official offering up 3 tons to 256 tons. The overnight London metal price was steady with forward buyers up £2 to £1,455 per metric ton. The market was fairly steady with support
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        Copper prices
        27 17 London copptr prices on Wfdnes,7° "spot" buyer "«■«> HUOOI Mild 1442.50 «M}]l«°>; I»r,f Month. buyer J**}- 90 „:i.r MM SO «l«S-.00>. Mirktt Suady. Salt*: 3.«SU ■MM.
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        PALM OIL
        32 17 In London on W.dmnday thr pnc« cf Malayan .'i p< r i.nt CIX UK/N I ircirin ports In bulk. >terllnit pvr Im* tun l>,c Jan. »ai umiuot«J t< nu.irorily withdrawn!
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        Asian dollar
        52 17 HPHESE rates were quoted on the Asian dollar market yesterday The rates are for deposits of US $25,000 and above. 1 mth 5\ s 13 !«>■< 2 mths 5 13 16—6'; 3 mths .6 1 16— 6'*^ 6 mths 6\ —6 15 16 r 9 mths .7 7
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        RUBBER UNCHANGED
        378 17 WEDNESDAY'S stead- I ier trend in the '< rubber market was ex- tended over the morn- ing session although conditions were quiet and thin. Accent on the August position erased the discount to September. Prices were slightly off the best on profit-taking towards the morning close. The morning
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        CLOSING PRICES
        23 17 JILY 22. R( RBKR: 101.00 cents per kilo (unchanged). TIN: SS39 (down i S2). Official offering 2.")« tons (up 3 tons).
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        PRODUCE
        108 17 CHINESE PRODUCE EXCHANCE. SINCAPORE NOON CLOSING PRICES PER PICUL YESTERDAY. Coconut Oil: hulk $53 sellers, drum $J..| ler». Copra: Mlxrd if.on) loo«e Auk M. IK Cont. S32t B. Pcpptr: Muntok ASTA white for. 100--, NI.W SI9U arllerii. Sarawak MM f.o.h 96<-, NLW $l>-0 sellers. Sarawak special black fob. !•>.■
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        WORLD GOLD PRICES
        54 17 Wednesday Tutsday tut tut London 41.18 4U.90 Bi-lrut 413.'. 4120 Honxkoni: 41.!'2 42 12 Zurich 41.15 B M.M U 41.30 8 41.00 S Pan* 41 25 II Spore (11 42 45 42 55 Spore (2i IM.OO 159.40 In t'.S dollars pit ounce. (2) Local dealers pftM in
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        Switchback course in market
        475 17 rE rubber market wove a switchback course during the period and as the week progressed. movements seemed to hold diminishing meaning, says Holiday. Culter Bath In Its weekly report. Starting at 99- J cents for August, a high point of 101-1 was achieved before prices dipped
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      BUSINESS DONE
      1283 18 DUSINESS In and reported to the Singapore and Kuala Lumpur trading rooms of the Stock Exchange yesterday with the number of .chares traded shown in brackets in lots of 1.000 unless otherwise specified. INDUSTRIALS Alcan (1) 1.56. Allied Choc (1) 1.90. (2) 1.91. Ben (3) 1.43. (3) 1.44.
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      CLOSING PRICE
      1014 18 BID AND OFFER PRICES OFFICIALLY LISTED AT TMI CLOU OF BUSINESS IN TMI tINCAPORC ROOMS OF THE STOCK EXCHANCE WITH PRICE MOVEMENTS IN BRACKETS YESTERDAY WERE INDUSTRIALS ■t (A. i» Unit TriMt) <M«rHi«r»' prictl for July 23) Mai. Inveit Fund 1.46 151 Mai. Prog. Fund 1.22 1.27 xd
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      109 18 MELBOURNE: A proposal to introduce a fee of Ass on orders to buy and sell shares will be considered by the Australian Associated Stock Exchanges on July 29. chairman Sir Cecil Looker said. Brokerage rates will remain unaltered under the proposal. The introduction of the $5 order fee
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        MELBOURNE
        523 18 MELBOURNE. Thurs. MlnIng and oil stocks retreated sharply In dull trading on the Melbourne Stock Exchange today. Volume was well below normal p.nd although selected stocks Improved towards the close the general trend remained weak. Industrials also suffered, looking weaker for the first time in many weeks. Bougainville traded
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        Indices
        76 18 FINANCIAL TIMES TINS Wednesday 74.32 I Tuesday 74.77 Week ago 74.28 RVBBERS Wednesday 210 75 Tuesday 211.88 Week ago 209.33 OILS Wednesday 353.63 Tuesday 354.90 Week ago 360 69 INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 404.4 Tuesday 408.9 Week ago 403.3 DOW JONES AVERAGE INDUSTRIALS Wednesday 890.84 Tuesday 862 20 Week ago 891.21
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        19 18 All stock exchanges In Hong Kong were closed yesterday because of disruptions caused by Typhoon Lucy.
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        359 18 YEW YORK, Wed. Stocks 1 meandered within a narrow range through another lacklustre session. With uncertainty over the vigour of the nations economy backdrop, a further flow of tavourable earnings reports failed to generate Investor enthusiasm. Towards the close, the popular averages posted marginal declines as losses topped
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        Exchange rates
        171 18 THE Association of Banks in Malaysia-Singapore announced these best agreed merchant rates as at July 22. Loral dollars to one unit Sell'inK Buying of Foreign Currency TT or OD TT OD Sterling Pound tustralian Dollar Canadian Dollar <ew Zealand Dollar south Arabian Dinar J.S. Dollar Local dollars to
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      583 17 WIA\ RESIDENT SALES ENGINEER Welding Industrie.-- ut Australia Ply Ltd .eadinc Ai.i-Sralwn Welding Supply Company invites applications for the DUMtii'n nl Resident Sales Enßineor |o he based in Singapore RESPONSIBILITIES Must De capable ul *etunß ap and adtmnLsierinK a distributer network which will effectively sell and service our produrt.throughout Asian
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      845 18 H PSA I. DRAUGHTSMAN (ENGINEERING), SPECIAL II Qualifications Experience Must be Singapore Citizen. Technicians Diploma in Structural Engineering, or With not less than 8 years' relevant experience in an Engineering Drawing Office. Consolidated Salary Scale $730 x 25 856 per month 11. DRAUGHTSMAN, SPECIAL I (tiecincai, Survey or Engineering) Qualifications
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      604 18 SELCO (SINGAPORE) PTE. LTD. (a member of the Pan-Electric Croup) Invites suitably qualified candidates to fill the following vacancies in its expanding WESTBANK SHIPYARD DIVISION. No. of Vacancies 1. ENGINE FITTERS 20 2. PIPE FITTERS 3. MACHINISTS 10 4. ELECTRICIANS 10 5. IRONWORKERS 20 6. WELDERS 30 7. LABOURERS 20
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    Govt plan to aid firms with tax relief
    682 19 Govt plan to aid firms with tax relief BID TO ENCOURAGE RESEARCH SINGAPORE, Thurs •TMK Government is considering the introduction of ;i tax relief system as an incentive to industry to carry out research and development and become more technically sell" -reliant. This is disclosed in an addendum to the
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    A teenager tells how he was trapped in gang fight
    149 19 A teenager tells how he was trapped in gang fight SINGAPORE. Thurs. A teenager told a coroners inquiry today how he was "trapped" in a secret society attack. Lam Pook Chin. 17. a mechanic, escaped with light stab wounds on his lelt thigh and back. He was testifying at an
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    Death of dance girl with two boy friends
    159 19 Death of dance girl with two boy friends CINGAPORE, Thurs. A young cabaret girl who had trouble with two boyfriends died in hospital today a week after she was found unconscious at home, with an empty bottle and some sleeping tablets near her bed. Susan Lim Keng Lin, 20, of
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    FOUR INDONS JAILED
    43 19 SINGAPORE. Thurs. I Four Indonesians today admitted entering Singapore illegally on July 16. Ha.shim bin Kas a n I Vironok. 25. Hamid bin Kareao. 38. Ahmad bin Ali. 25 and Udin bin Somo. 28. were each jailed for two weeks.
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    Brickbats and bouquets for bus firms
    172 19 Brickbats and bouquets for bus firms CINGAPORE, Thurs. Bus commuters are not all grousers. They do throw an occasional bouquet, as the bus companies commit.c lo look into complaints found out. A spokesman ior the Coordinating Committee of Bus Operators said today that several letters of praise for new bus
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    No plans for after hours treatment of sick animals
    296 19 CINGAPORE. Turs. The Government has no intention of setting up in the near future an emergency service for the treatment of sick or injured animals, a spokesman for the Primary Production Department said today. He was commenting on a decision by
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    Smoky lorry
    29 19 SINGAPORE Thurs. Lorrydriver Tan Poh Kok was fined $30 today when he admitted driving a lorry which emitted excessive smoke at Woodlands on Sept. 8 last year.
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      861 19 On your TV and Radio l^'^&" 3.00 P.M. Programme Summary i 1.3S Phoenix Five 3.00 P.M. Opening fallowed by Ge i 7.15 Sports Parade 3.12 Band Kilat 7.05 Ulasan Benta neral Hos tal 7.41 News (C) 3.27 Sergeant Preston Of The Yukon Programme Summary 3.20 For The Family (E) ,55
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      122 20 'Defence cannot be discussed in ASEAN' ASEAN could not be used as a forum to discuss defence and security matters, the Deputy Minister of Home Affairs, Haji Mohamed Ya'cob said today. He was replying to Haji Ahmad bin Arshad iAll.Muar Utara) who asked whether the Government was prepared to sound
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      i—Ked radio challenge
      59 20 i Ked radio challenge THE Government will meet the challenge posed by the broadcasts over "Suara Revolusi" by "positive response." Minister of Special Functions and Information Tan Sri Ghazall Shade told the Dewan Ra'ayut. "It will need too much money to try and jam these broadcasts." he said In reply
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      PEACE CORPS MEMBERS-,
      68 20 PEACE CORPS MEMBERS- rpHERE are 585 Peace Corps x volunteers in Malaysia, according to Wan Kadlr bin Ismail, Parliamentary Secretary to the Prime Ministers Department. The volunteers are from the U.B. (347), Japan (92). Canada (45). West Germany (40). Australia (29). Britain (20), and New Zealand (12). Most of them
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      1,106 die in industrial accidents in W. Malaysia
      116 20 1,106 die in industrial accidents in W. Malaysia A TOTAL of 1,106 people in West Malaysia died as a result of industrial accidents from January 1964 to April 1971. The amount of compensation paid was $5,927,539. Deputy Minister of Labour and Manpower. Mr. Lee San Choon. told the House. For
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      Money is not the problem says Tan
      461 20 TL'X Tan Siew Sin told the Dewan Ra'ayat today that in the implementation of the Second Malaysia Plan money was "not the real problem." "Our prooiem is the implementation capacity," he said in reply to repeated queries by Mr. V. David (Gerakan Dato
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      Plan for bank to aid small business
      234 20 Plan for bank to aid small business JJEPI'TY Finance Minister Inche Ali bin Hiiji Ahmad today told the Dewan H;iavat that the Government was considering setting up a development bank to help small business. A study is being made on the size of the bank and Its functions Inche All
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      Schools not accessible
      51 20 mHIRTEEN national schools 1 in Kedah are not accessible by car. Inche Mohamed bin Rahmat Parliament- Secretary to the Minister of Education, said today. He said he was aware that a school in Kampong Genets. Mukim Tajar. three miles from Alor Star, is not accsssible by motor
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      Ministry to find out why number of dropouts —grows
      165 20 Ministry to find out why number of dropouts —grows- THE Ministry of Education is to make a detailed study of the in creasing number of dropouts from schools to ascertain the reasons and find solutions to the problem. This was stated today by the Parliamentary Secretary to the Ministry of
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      Better cash than wreaths: MPs
      102 20 Better cash than wreaths: MPs SEVERAL Parti Islam MPs today criticized the Armed Forces for spending money en wreaths. One of them. Hajl Abdul Wahab Yunus' suggested that the money should be given Instead to the relatives of dead soldiers. Another Dato Mohamed Asrt bin Hajl Muda, said that the
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      Govt may form panel to review forces pay
      213 20 rE Government is considering setting up a commission to review the salary scales and pension benefits of the armed forces. Deputy Defence Minister Tengku Ahmad Rithauddeen said this in reply to Tengku Zald bin Tengku Ahmad iPartai Islam-Paslr Mas Hulu) who wanted
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    When the bomoh's talisman failed to 'work'
    119 21 When the bomoh's talisman failed to 'work' 4 LOR STAR Thurs. A Chinese bomoh You Chin Tuan's ilisman failed to protect him when ■me customer decided to plunge a knife into him. Today medicine-seller Taa Hong Chua, 30. was lined $200 for causing liurt to You on June 6. Tan.
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    556 21 Captain tells of two pushed to and fro... STEWARD STABBING CASE SINGAPORE. Thurs SEA captain told the High Court today of the night a tfroup of MSA personnel in a hotel surrounded the assistant manager and director and pushed them from one to the other like "schoolchildren playing." Captain William
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    Death fall from flat
    54 21 KUALA LUMPUR. Thurs. A 30-yeai-old man fell to his death from the 16th floor of a low-cost flat In Jalan Pekellllng hert this afternoon. Lim Boon Hoong. alias Lim Meng Wong, was found sprawled on the concrete roof of the power room on the ground-floor at
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    100 21 IPOH. Thurs— H;ads of government departments in Perak have been told to retjrn correspondenoe in English from the public and to advise senders to use Bahasa Malaysia. Disclosing this today, the Mentrl Besar, Dato Haji Kamaruddin. said that this was one of the steps taken
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    Fined for hitting PCs
    61 21 SINGAPORE, Thurs. Two labourers were fined $100 each for punching two policemen during an argument at Kirn Tian Road on July 18 at 10.15 p.m. L!m Man Thow. 39. and Lim Bok Tee, 34. punched Lanc<.- -> Corporal Brian Alan Donough and Constable Yu Sin Ann
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    238 21  - Unusual pin catches the eye of President LEE SU SAN By AN unusual pin caught the presidential eye yesterday when college student Sry Thanarong was introduced to the Republic's Head of State. And as President Sheares fingered it for a closer look, his qurstion was: "What does it represent?" Thanarong
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    Victim too shocked to notice
    155 21 Victim too shocked to notice SINGAPORE. Thurs. Two men were acquitted and discharged of a robbery charge today when the victim could not identify them as the robbers or their alleged getaway car Cashier Yeo Kirn Bok. 23. told a district court he was "In a state of shock" after
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    Hotel party for MSA's guests
    55 21 Hotel party for MSA's guests SINGAPORE, Thurs. The Singapore Hyatt Hotel today hosted a buffet party at its Hugos Bar for 20 Australian guests on MSA's London flight. They comprised editorial staff from newspapers, trade publications, radio and television stations. More than 40 people, including local MSA personnel and Singapore
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    34 21 SINGAPORE. Thurs Taxldrivei Toh Ah Hong was fined $20 today for earning two passengers one more than alldAed in the front seat of his taxi at Jurong Kechil on Oct. 17 1969
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    204 22 BIG RUSH DAILY TO SEE FILMS AT DRIVE-IN CINEMA CINGAPORE, Thurs. Moviegoers in Singapore are "flocking in" to the Jurong Drive-in Cinema. A spokesman for the cinema commenting on the brisk sale of tickets since the drive-in opened last Thursday, said: 'The drive-in cinema Is here to stay. During the
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    11 schools to take part in contest
    112 22 11 schools to take part in contest SINGAPORE. Thurs. A total oi 11 schools will participate in a Pesta-ria talentime and oratorical contest organised by the National Language Society of the First Toa Payoh Secondary School, at the school hall on Aug. 7 at 2 p.m. The schools are the
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    27 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Bata Shoe (S) Pte Lto. will celebrate its 40th anniversary with a dinner for staff at the Golden Lotus, Hotel Malaysia, on Saturday.
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    Hon is back from Jakarta talks on closer ties
    169 22 Hon is back from Jakarta talks on closer ties CINGAPORE, Thurs. 13 Finance Minister Mr. Hon Sui Sen has returned after a three-day visit to Jakarta where he discussed closer economic co-operation with Indonesian leaders. Mr. Hon. who flew back yesterday, also attended the opening of the Jakarta Trade Affair
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    Chinese medicine and need for legal aid
    295 22 Chinese medicine and need for legal aid SINGAPORE, Thurs. fVO incorporate the research of Chinese and Western medicine, legal support must first be obtained from the Government. Dr. Gwee Ah Leng. who said this at a forum, added he had the idea when he was head of Medical Unit 111
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    Death jump by labourer
    45 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. The Second Coroner Mr. Tan Hun Hui. today recorded a verdict of suicide on labourer Goh Chiew Huat. 21. who Jumped to his death from the ninth floor of a Housing Board block in Toa Payoh on June 7.
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    Population goes up
    45 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. In the five months oi this year. Singapore's population ot 2.074.500 has increased by nearly 14.000. according to official figures of natural populaMun increase published today. This is nearly 700 more than the increase in the comparable period last year.
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    Road works
    33 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. Venus Road will be closed to vehicular traffic, from 9.30 a.m. to 5 p.m. for 10 weeks from July 26 to enatole the PWD to lay sewer main there.
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    52 22 UNITED NATIONS, Thurs. Singapore has given U5513,147 $39,4411 in response to UN. Secret-ary-General U Thant's appeal for funds to assist East Pakistani refugees in India, it was announced today. The money has been forwarded to the UN. High Commissioner for Refugees, Prince Saaruddin Aga Khan, in
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    MAN WHO STOLE SILVER
    105 22 SINGAPORE. Thurs. A hotel cleaner who admitted stealing several pieces of silverware from a hotel, told a magistrate's ccurt today that he could not explain why he did it. Hussain bin Abdul Kndir 25. admitted .stealing a pair of silver fork and spoon, two silver table
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    Bigger break for former prisoners r "I
    378 22 Bigger break for former prisoners r "I SINGAPORE. Thursday "P II E Singapore After-care Association is embarking on a major reorganisation to increase the effectiveness of its programmes for rehabilitating discharged prisoners. Plans for reorganisation began with the election of new members to the executive committee at the association's annual
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      974 24 -JO f* J L FOR NEW ZEALAND Penanf P. Sham Sinppore Luiiif IV: CHAKRATA" 21 Alf 21/22 A« 21/25 Alf Auck, Will, Ljrtt. Odin. Cirrm 12 pauiaten STRAITS MADRAS SERVICI: M igapore P. Sham Penanf iMaiaf for: RAJULAt 2/ 0 Aat Na|ap»ttiMn, Marjras. RAtULAt 21/ 1 Sipt 2 Sept 1
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      666 24 5,1 MALAYSIAN INTERNATIONAL mam shipping corporation berhad Na JOE Jlrv Amp«og Kuala lu.npur The National Shipping Line of Malaysia FAR EAST EUROPE SERVICE Singapore P Sham Penang AnnrtS: OUNCA RAVA 24/20 lily 27 30 Illy 31 2 Aif Havre ?6 I, London 2fJ I. H'burf 2 9. R 3am 4
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      629 25 I M/V INAGUA ROVER" I CLASSIFICATION BUREAU VERITAS BUILT 1956 DECK CARGO BEACHING VESSEL Currently Available SINGAPORE I urthei Details Contact: STRAITS TRANSPORTATION (PTE) LTD. Telephone: *****1. EMPRESA LINEAS MARITIMAS ARGENTINAS \r -g^ ELMA U>J NUESTRA FLOTA K L. M. A. SOUTH AMERICA SERVICI Singapore P Shim Per.anf l«afia| f*r
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      723 25 AUCTION SALE OF Valuable Singapore Properties To be held at our sales-room "Jo. 104. Market Street. Singapore on Tuesday 27th July 1971 at 230 pm MORTGAGEE'S SALE 1 Nos. 118/A/O Nos. 120 A/D. Nos 122/A/H and Nos. 122J Tanah Merah Besar Road. (23 furnished semi-detached houses) area 3 Acres 1
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      832 25 LIQI'ORS LICENSING BOARD SINGAPORE NOTICE OF GENERAL LICENSING SESSION A A Oeneral Licensing Session ol the Liquors Licensing Board foi Singapore will be held In the Court of the First District Judge. First District Court, District and Magistrates 1 Courts Building South Bridge Road. Singapore oi: Tuesday 7th September 1971
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      799 25 SINGAPORE TELEPHONE BOARD TENDER NOTICE l Tender No. ACC 1M 71 Tenders are Invited from Interested contractors for an offer to demolish the Buklt Timah Stores (sizes. 57' x 61 and 24' x 30) which have a good salvage value for their roof trusses, asbestos roof sheeting and R S.J
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      688 26 JURONG TOWN CORPORATION TENDER NOTICE Tenders are invited from Registered Contractors of the Corporation for the following projects:— (A) CONSTRUCTION AND COMPLETION OF 2 BLOCKS TYPE B (440 UNITS) AND 1 BLOCK TYPE C 1 (220 UNITS) LOW COST FLATS IN SEMBAWANO. ELIGIBILITY: Building— Unlimited. SHOWROUND: 27.7.71 at 10.00 am
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      1175 26 LEMBAGA KEMAJUAN PERUSAHAAN PERTANIAN NEGERI PAHANG Tawaran Bil. (P.T.2/71) TAWARAN UNTOK MENEBANO HUTAN. MEMBAKAR. MEMERUN DAN SEBAOAI-NYA UNTOK KEMAJUAN PERTANIAN Tawaran ada-lah dl-pelawa dart Pemborong yang berpengalaman untok membuat kerja2 tersebut diatas Ranchangan Lembaga yang di-nyatakan di-bawah mi bagl tanaman getah/kelapa sawit: Daerah Ranchangan Perengkat Jumlah Luas Jcnis Pckan Paloh
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      468 26 Lembaga Letrik Negara, Tanab Melayu National Electricity Board of the States of Malaya Port Dickson Stare 111 Power Development Contract 2112/3 Transmission Lines TENDERS are Invited for the manufacture, supply, testing, packing, delivery, erection, commissioning and maintenance for 12 months of the H.V. Transmission Lines briefly described below, to be
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      639 26 ADVERTISEMENT FOR CREDITORS IN THE MATTER OF AJLTEC SDN. BERHAD (Members' Voluntary Winding Up) AND IN THE MATTER OF THE COMPANIES ACT. 1965 NOTICE is hereby given that the creditors of the above named Company which is being wound up voluntarily are required on or before the 17th day of
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    32 27 WILLIAM, late, retired il MBS Sentul: Mimbera of >iy express deepest gratitude niiny friends and relatives ■mded the funeral, sent o( condolence, wreaths and lou.' and rendered Inissittaiiii in their bereave-
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    22 27 IN iovinc MEMORY of Mr. A.R.V. Riju p.i.->.d away on 23.7.69. Sorr«.»fully missed but never forgotten i.> ■SN and children.
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      946 27 WANTED APPRENTICE FITTERS for metal work*. Pleas* ring *****1 during office hour*. WANTEO ENGLISH SPEAKING liveIn amah for Oennan family of 3. Please call *****9 B'pore. FEMALE TEMPORARY CLERK Required by International Manufacturing Company for approx. 3 month* School Certificate Grade 2 bolder* with Bookkeeping knowledge preferred. Interested candidate* ring
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      990 27 LUXURIOUSLY FURNISHED, detached bum alow t. air-conditioned 43 Goodman Road. 33 Chiltern Drive. Flats IS-C. Jalan Keehll. P/Dlatrlct* 18. 13. (8 pore) *****7. PANORAMIC VIEW APARTMENT 15th floor dut. 9 fully furnished with crockery, cutlery, telephone, available Immediately. Rent only $600 p.m. Ring B'pore *****. LUXURIOUSLY FULLY FURNISHED Semi-detached bungalow
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      974 27 WANTED by American famine* two detached bunga'ow* In districts V. 10. 11. 20. 21 For Immediate signIng up of tenancy. Rental approx 82.300. Plea** Tel: International Housing Agency *****3 3333*7 B'pore. SEMI DETACHED wanted mld-Auguat unfurnlahed Rental 8830/- 5730/--around dlata. 9. 10. 11. Lai Housing *****6 B'pore. COUPLE URGENTLY REQUIRES
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      645 27 1 Office space vacant TANOLIN SHOPPING CENTRE: Ready for occupation In September 1971. 371 sq.ft. 2nd Floor Price S«3000/-. David Phoa A Sons. Valuers Real Eatate Agents. Tel: *****2 (3 lines) 20. Tanglln Road Spore PEOPLE'S PARK COMPLEX 400 sq ft. well-designed. excellent locality, new furniture, additions and a:te rations
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      832 27 .'ART TIME SECRETARIAL COURSE for 1»72 LCC Pitman Examine lions; Few vacancies: Single subjects offered. sic Secretarial School 283 C Selegie Complex. *****. FOR SUCCESS study wltb WOLSEY HALL. OXFORD Wolsey Hall win help you to Pass >our Kxam Over 76 years of successful Postal Tuition for COSC COHSC (wide
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      Typhoon Lucy holds up Hong Kong soccer team
      227 28  - Typhoon Lucy holds up Hong Kong soccer team JOE DORAI By •-TYPHOON LUCY, which virtually brought Hong Kong to a standstill yesterday, is causing anxiety to the organisers of the eight-nation Schools International soccer championships starting at Jalan Besar stadium tomorrow. Although they cabled that they would be coming, the
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      Unseeded Pilic in last eight
      163 29 NEW YORK, Thurs. Unseeded Nikola Pilic of Yugoslavia rallied from a second set slump to beat Australian Bob Carmichael and advance to the quarter-finals of the US$5O,OOO Kentucky professional tennis classic in Luisville yesterday. Pilic who upset top seed- pd American Arthur Ashe in the
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      MRS. KING MOVES INTO 2ND ROUND
      173 29 tournament with straight sets win.s. Mrs. King, the number one seed, beat Isabel Fernandez ol Columbia 6-3. 6-1. and her young doubles partner Miss Casals, seeded number two. beat Eva Szabn of Hungary 6-3. 6-3 The top four seeds in the men's singles all
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      83 29 NEW YORK. Ihurs. Results of US baseball matches played yesterday National Leacue: Chicago 11 New York 7: Cincinnati 6 Los Angeles 2: 1 San Francisco 8 Pittsburgh 4; St Louis 6 Philadelphia 1; Atlanta 8 San Diego 7 (Ist game); Atlanta 1 San Diego 0 (2nd game);
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      363 29 But Clay goes on clowning HOUSTON, Thurs. Cassius Clay has promised to "cut out the clowning" when he prepares for his return world heavy-weight title fight with champion Joe Frazier, expected some time next year. But the 29-year-old former champion could not resist putting on another of his clowning acts
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      29 29 KARACHI. Thurs. A twelve-member Pakistani athletics team leave for Teheran on Sunday to take part In the Iranian national championships. It was announced at Rawalpindi yesterday. Reuter.
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      Elford in BRM trio for the German GP
      166 29 Elford in BRM trio for the German GP lON DON. Thurs. British Racing Motors confirmed today that English driver Vie Elford has not been recruited to replace the late Pedro Rodriguez of Mexico on the Formula One auto-racing team. Elford, who made his reputation driving sports cars and in auto
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      Lock icon Fifa ruling vague: HKFA reaction
      356 29 lIONG KONG, Thurs. n The vice-chair-man of the Hong Kong Football Association yesterday described as vague a ruling by the International Federation (Fifa) that dualnationality players from the British colony must declare on signing up which country tftey will represent if selected for international matches.
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      104 29 CHRISTCHURCH. Thurs. Dick Motz. 31-year-old former New Zealand fast bowler, yesterday announced his retirement from first-class cricket. Motz. who needed only 19 more wickets to equa' the New Zealand record of 537 held by Bob B.air. has not played representative cricket since mjur- ing his back
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      Taiwan out Lof Asian tourney
      239 30 Taiwan out Lof Asian tourney lAKARTA, Thurs. Taiwan have withdrawn from the Asian badminton championships starting here on Aug 13 and Cambodia's participation is also in doubt. An organising committee official said today the Taiwan Badminton Association had officially advised that they would not be taking part despite their earlier
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      HART plan protest against SA golf tour
      187 30 AUCKLAND, Thurs. Anti apartheid demonstrators will form human chains across the fairways if the South African golf team come here in October, a spokesman for the demonstrators said yesterday. Trevor Richards, chairman of the Halt-All-Ra-cist-Tours organisation. said this and other forms of •'non-destructive"
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      US held
      21 30 COLOMBO. Thurs. Scotland and the United States drew 1-1 after scoreless firsthalf in a women"s hockey match hrre yesterday.
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      Trevino the biggest threat to Nicklaus in Westchester
      260 30 Trevino the biggest threat to Nicklaus in Westchester fIEW YORK, Thurs. As usual, Jack Nicklaus is the favourite in the rich Westchester golf tournament opening today but his role as the game's greatest performer is being challenged by a phenomenon he helped create Lee Trevino. Trevino, suddenly the brightest star
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      Bougoure's horses in top form
      374 30  - Bougoure's horses in top form EPSOM JEEP By gUKIT Timah trainer Garnet Bougoure, who had a remarkably successful meeting with his newcomers at Kuala Lumpur recently, should again do well at the Penang JulyAugust meeting. Bougoure's horses showed striking form i in their winding-up gallops on a good track yesterday.
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      53 30 ROME. Thurs. Italian swimmer Novella Callißarts cllp- peti nearly three seconds off her European 800 metres freestyle record during the Seven Hills I swimming meet at Bolzano yesterday. Miss Calllgaris stormed home i ir. nine minutes 20.9 seconds Her previous record set recently in Rome, was
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      Mill Reef to run in Ascot big race
      91 30 Mill Reef to run in Ascot big race LONDON, T h v r s.— Mill Reef, this year"s English Derby winner, was among ten acceptors announced for the King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes. The race is to be run over 12f at Ascot on Saturday. Acceptors with probable
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      43 winners
      44 30 SYDNEY. Thurs. Eighteen-year-oid Gerald Shinn roce his 42nd and 43rd winners of the New South Wales racing season at Randwick here yesterday to break Sid Spinks' postwar record for apprentice jockeys. The Australian racing season runs from Aug. 1 to July 31
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      Sha'ari: Pesta will be Asian meet rehearsal
      473 31 rrHE Pesta Sukan 1 Cycling Championships will be a full dress rehearsal of the Firth Asian Cycling Champion ships in Singapore from Oct. 23 to 30, said Inche Sha'a n Tadin, SACA president, yesterday. He said: "All the track and road races will
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      Four-year master coaching plan for Singapore next year
      397 31  - Four-year master coaching plan for Singapore next year ERNEST FRIDA By J^ FOUR-YEAR master plan on coaching for all sports is expected to be implemented by Singapore National Olympic Council from next year for the years 1972 to 1975. The plan is being drawn up by a sub committee comprising
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      Switch for Sammels
      42 31 LONDON, Thurs. Jon Sammels. the Arsena! mldfleld soccer player, was today transferred to Leicester City for £100,000. An England Youth and Under--23 international, Sammels made more than 200 first team appearances for the English League champions and Cup holders.
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      Wales calls off hockey tour
      75 31 LONDON. Thurs. The proposed tour of Rhodesia by a Welsh national hockey team will not now take place, it was announced today. Plans for the tour have been dropped following representations by Mr. Eldon Griffiths, the British Minister with Special Responsibility for Sport, to Mr.
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      SCC in final
      29 31 SINGAPORE. Cricket Club yesterday qualified to meet Police "B" In Ihe SHA Junior knockout hockey final when they beat Indian Association "B" 2-0 on the padang.
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      Knockout
      21 31 JAKARTA. Thurs. Thai boxer Pan Anhom was knocked out in the seventh round by Indonesia's Rudy Slregar here last night.
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      Reid winner
      33 31 SEOUL, Thurs Scotland's professional soccer club Dundee United tonight teat Koreas Junior national selection 1-0 at the Seoul stadium. The goal was scored by lnslde-rlght Alec Reid In the 59th minute.
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      Record doubles by Tan, Lee
      238 31 TAN Thlan Hock and Lee Eng 1 Jeng were outstanding performers at ihe Tanjong Katong Secondary Technical School swimming meet at Amber Road yesterday, each winning two events in record times. Tan won the 200 m breaststroke In 3:04.4 and the Open 1500 m in
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      34 31 SYDNEY. Thurs. Eighteen-year-old Gerald Shlnn rode his 42nd and 43rd winners of the New South Wales racing season at Randwlck here yesterday to break Sid Spinks' postwar record for apprentice Jockeys. Reuter.
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      BIG SHOCK FOR FA VOURITES
      508 31 DAFFLES Institution pulled off a shock win in the "A" division 1600 m relay 1V final of the National Schools Athletic Championships at Farrer Park yesterday. The Rafflesians led all the way to beat the favourites. American School and St. Patrick's. Quah Kirn Tlong gave
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      FIVE MORE NATIONS AGREE TO COMPETE IN PESTA SUKAN YACHTING
      278 31  - FIVE MORE NATIONS AGREE TO COMPETE IN PESTA SUKAN YACHTING By PETER SIOW UIVE countries Malaysia, Indonesia, Hong Kong, Burma and Cambodia have confirmed with Singapore Yachting Association their entries in the Pesta Sukan Yachting International from Aug. 16 to Aug. 20, taking the number of participating countries to seven.
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      157 31 Late goal sinks Kiwi hopes /"USBORNE.. Thurs. The British Lions survived the most neive-racklng final five minutes In a provincial game on their New Zealand lour to beat Poverty Bay-East Coast 18-12 here yesterday. The kicking of lanky full-back Bill Mabey. who landed three penalty goals, kept the New Zea
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      423 31 Illingworth, Knott save England T ONDON, Thurs— A 90-run sixth wicket stand between Alan Knott and Rai' Illingworth rescued England from total collapse on the opening day of the First Cricket Test against India at Lord's here today. When Knott and Illingworth came together, India had England reeling at 71--5.
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      215 31 boundary. But this proved to be his only scoring stroke. He became Chandrasekhar's second bat-and-ball victim, Solkar again taking the catch. England were now 61-4 with Chandrasekhar having taken 2--12 in six overs. Dennis Amiss and Alan Knott played through five successive overs before Knott lofted Chandrasekhar over the encroaching
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    257 32 MUELLHEIM. Thursday DESCUE officials to- day sought to identify 25 people killed and more than 90 injured in a train crash near this West German town near the Swiss border. Bodies littered the sides of an embankment and blowtorches had to be used to free
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    96 32 /CANBERRA. Thurs. A vv young Australian sailor has been rescued halfstarved after being adrift on a life-raft for nearly three weeks in the eastern Pacific, the Royal Australian Navy revealed tonight. Ordinary seaman. John Thomas Clough. 18, of Victoria was picked up yesterday by
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    268 32 38 injured as 'Lucy' sweeps in and out of HK -area- HONG KONG, Thurs. Typhoon Lucy, labelled the worst typhoon to come out of the Pacific this year, swept within 20 miles of Hong Kong today. But the violent conditions which weathermen predicted in its wake never came. There were
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    185 32 fHIS innocentlooking plant (above) can kill. Only recently, one child just missed death after chewing on its leaf. Its sap, according to a botanist and a pharmacist, is extremely poisonous, but few people know it. Called Diffenbachia, it is a favourite household and
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    42 32 SINGAPORE. Thurs—Singapore customs agents tonight made a surprise raid on an Indonesian ship, the Bltang Laut. and seized 20-lb. of ganja worth $3,200 from secret compartments In various parts of the ship. A crew member was arrested
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    362 32 T ON DON. Thurs.— Trie stock market closed narrowly mixed today after a quiet day s trading. The higher British unemployment Agures. although initially discounted, appeared to he having a dampen nn effect hy the close, and early gains were pared. At 2.45 p.m the Financial Times Index
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    51 32 I/WIiON. Thum. spot 11 m Settlement: Auk 14.M hpt 15.20. Oct. 15.50. Oct. Dec IS.TO, J»n./M«r.h 16.40. April/June 17.10, July Sr|.i 17.70. Oct. Dec. I*l Jan. March 15.50. April June MM, July i 19.15. Oct /Die I!) 4.i C 1.1. Auk 1.1 '.mi nnm: Sept 14 15. Marktt Barely
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